http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/929823990b61144286a17ff3b5f479d8.pdf d25def8312413c661078b33fb32eaadb PDF Text Text I ( Pomeroy-M1ddl~l'!· 0 . Nov B-Uany Sentinel, 18 ' 1964 ~ • RUSh par f y IS• Held at Home Of Velma Rue --- ~ ~Geffmg .J ersona I .. . I"I b ~ In Midtlleport I h Semonal Th eme Obrerved by Ladiel Successful Dinn "r Serv<>d b Ladier of Mrs Oro•· jMr Don Millo, president, ap· members pol~ted theof following the ass Lew- was held hi onor es Mrs. M. L K•lly pre,.~~~ :: ~~~~Jr., Pa~an~pt~nstall, .~s~ WEATHER y The Thanksgtving season was the program having s Le- Don Lowery Mrs Jam.. A report was given on t h e observed when the Phllathea theme, "Sell-Seeking a H le Mrs 'Karl Owens and l·"p successful election day dmner Women of the Middleport I ola Hawley was welcom Mills. I$ when the Deacons and Deacon- Church of Christ met Thurs- new member. The group v the n The Xi Gamma Mu Chpater ' esses o' the Ftrst Uruted Pres· day evenmg at church Mtss to have a l!'fl exchange It was reported that a room 1 '" the manse had been replasl· of Beta Stgma Phi Sorority rush byledan :hurch met recently Mildred Hawley, preSident. was Chmtmas party A E:"mg • recen t Rev and Mrs. Donald Boone art was held Thursday the pastor 's study "ith lhe , m rharge course was served lour ered and the 1!1'0Up made plant ' I p Y bnde . guest uf hunor at a a nd clltldren were VIStlors In fn the home of Velma Rue Rev Howard Ruppell as mod· , Mrs Chesler Ernm was demembers pr.,enll Mrs Wil- to begm a repal_r fund for 1 L D omero shower t:\ vntng d l lht'1 • 1 b Saturday , gM"ddl .and Mrs r:dward Burvouonal chairman and read guests, Mrs Haw ey, work to be done m the sprmg. 1 um us · · MISs Phylli s J oac tum . i "Thanksgtvmg Fra'."ents Mrs , ham Grueser , Mrs or Lawrence Mr< Oun. ld Wolle and \Irs home of Mr , · R c., Bowe \I . u cvDr . Kathryn Pomdexter re- m 1 epor Neda kelt and Powell ,,, " Hee le and berr v Ave " " " \lr , t la rr rnams senously ill at Holzer Guest• were Lee Lee, Nwa as ro-<:hatrmen of the dmner, Wewm, Mrs 0 E McKmleYtpowell and Mrs . g ANNOUNCE DINNER s Thursdav ln Co· Kan "' c·u· hustess Ho'P'' ' I m Gallipolis followmg iConde. Lots Jean reportmg Mrs FranciS Ander- and Mrs Wtlllam Grueser pre- of Columbus . iunrlM ,,.;,h Wolle The gtft taole •luc h was lllJUfles resulting from a fulL Shtr- son reported on the Chmtmas sented a vocal number ' • The annual. Thnksgtv!ng. dtnSarah Beehtle, bustness Lucy Amsbary Card proJect and The group voted to oerve the Trustees Plannmg ner and mghl enjoyed \ t· "''" " " Dana Ftck of plac ed w the a rr hw•v t' l e·"'" '' '' 'e Fndal luncheon the l' vmg and dllung l wnts student '" Columbus, was the Hobstetter the spon· that cards were sttll avatlab · Ichristmas dtnner of the Home- Member (.'cmvlUII by the Sulton and I , ,,•.. , nl tnetr ntece . :>ltss Eth· ' was lo,el) net <o,er weekend guest ol her parents arsw:s also Mrs Flo)d Carma<·k was re- builders Class and to Plans were made for the Ev- churches has ftannM lh';! E lsr, Hart I o'er wh ite ' "tin \\lute w.-<1- 11r and Mrs Jack Bechtle and sor, . as the Presbytertan Life randle ltghlm for the c urc I Canva<;S when I Nov 2lsl at the u onl 't,.e ' and \lr• G" th Bl'«l of dmg be lls extended frum the lamtly I )he group ;ang >ever a I songs : m gazme chatrman and l h • ' Thank you notes were read fro; ery t 's of the Ftrst Untted ' dist Church. Potluck wtl d Isel' wm Saturday O'entng orcln<a) ""r tbe •able Carolyn S..,rls, who IS accompamed by Mtss Amsbary ' m:gazme has been been sent Mrs Pearl Heynolds andp t Church met re- ived at 1 P m Turke) an tam • Recent 811de ';I' Is Honored at ~\' Sh ower f vent • Gettmg I P onal .· ers ''' ~~~ ~rs ~as~en Fr1d~\ ~n,·l~v en~ I i! I dau~hlet. \1'" Jam~e '"""~ and"'" 'I~ .~!;tens even- ~~ ~t !~d ere~lor 1 McEiht~~~~, I Cummmg~a/',~~t ~ollrod. bel~een ~ltss '"~hlle I Morga~;er a~d ~t C~ pres~nt pu~cha~e elert~d ot~<s t lhees~ ~mtly Me~ber the~:f~a~m~il~y~o-f~_:the~l~a~le~M:r~s~:e:aod~r~ .•' w.,,.'ll,_he..-,l_u_rn,ts_h_ed_._ pray~r perl ,l :"~~::;_l~l~n_,:th~e:,_~Pa~s~to~r.;'•;_•:;;t~ud:y:,. cen Y Kr~ut.ter, l Elberfelds InYI'te You T0 v·lSI't The I ~ere 1 e 10w you omt · • at en tine· .............., NO. 184 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1964 White Man is Charged in Kidnaping ~~us ~;terian rl \1r~ Chade~ tVOL XVI c:71 bee~ dt their eousm. dunng Wt'ekl:'~d t'mplu..,.ed w1th in Columbus spentMra show on the was guitar. A crazyby style to shul-in members of mem- Graves. A s1lent \hnner "" F ls.guests te Hartof and M1ss Eth-~thel:ame!S t>VI:'Illngwere wnh plavPd 'vlr«. <'h.<~tlf'-; her parents, presented the lchurrh, college students, I;' ] 1\oC'mg Lvlle m charge ~:~nd pr rzes a- cwd \1rs Leo searls. I members, Mw-y Anderson, Nor-~ bers of the armed forces, and 1 wardt'd to '\Jrs liilllcmd CJ!d . \11r and Mr~ Robert Sharp ' ma Amsbt~ry, Jane Brown, Ter- laced ln local hosprtals and \lrs Garth Be a 1, wet!, Fmdling, ! h;ve gone to Reynoldsburg to esa Swa tze l, Clarice p Elsre Hart and Miss Elh· , Mn.; 'llll'k€') Wllltnms. MISS be Y.lth their son and family, Rose Srsson. Roberta OBnen. Plans made for the an· , el Koenig Wt!re busme~s vrsllors Mary Coble, Mrs Al\'ln Nor- \olr. and Mrs. Glenn Sharp Mr. Pe.arl Welker, Mrldr7d Karr· , nual Chnstrnas party for t~e Saturdey, In Pt PleJ.sant and rr s. 'I. li s-; Lena (;uth Mrss Kat I She.rp IS recuperatmg from m· Phyl Mullen, Manone Crow, : Mergs County Inflrmary resrle r:uth \1JS6 Marguente Vlev- juri~s received in an auto acci. l Reva Vaughan. Nona Nebson, dents to be held De.c 6 at~ P Hendt•rson W. Va. M. J e Wrllramson of Co- ~r M1s Lester Faui:H:' r Mrs I dent tlJPre and has been a pa- l Ann Rupe and V('lma Rue. ~~ ~ 1 m Mrs . Lilhan stelff and aye . ' F lb I R b n M ·s Kenneth . A th , H sprtal r . . Paul Haptonsta 11 were nam lumbus spent the weekend \I.Jth i , , ~r ll rnso ' :d H b- : tren,t at St. n ony s o II Hats uf their own creati_on l ro ram cmd co-chairman for her mother Mrs Georgia Wrl·l Ml ( ullough ~~ ~ l<D rson M(~s I rn Columbus were worn by the guests with ihe g party and Mrs Anderson ~ hamson and other relattves. ' stetter. !'Irs. o'" M l I Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Reyn- 1• pme awarded to Neda Conde i nd Marcus co-chair· Miss Ramora Boice of Day : Arlhur M r ·I olds sprnt the weekend r.n for the most ongmal. A game on the refreshment com· ton spent the weekend v,;Jth lie! I ('helL !\1r s D<m ute an rss I Morganto\~n. W Ve ., with their was played and pnze awarded ·u parents. Or. and Mrs R E I Evelyn FICk I sun and family, Mr and Mrs. to Margaret Follrod. A buffet mt ee. BoJre. I After the honored gues~ open- 1 Val Reynolds and ch.ildren. I lunch was served. : Mrs. Reymond KrJder return ~d her mrmy lovel .v g1fls re-~1rs He len _Shuler 1~ recoverAttend Regional ed to her home Svracuse F'rr- frP.shments of eake wed m v,;hrle 1•ng from mmor surgery per· d Cl b M day from Vi'terBil'ci Memorial W!th pmk rOSl'buds )('t' t"rt-'Cim. l formt'd in Parkersburg rec_ent- Plan CerelnOnial at I Car en u eet HO!Sp.tlal. nut« and tofft>e Wt'l e sel ved lly ly. Mrs. Tom ~ue Is substltut- I Five members of the Rutland . . lwstes.!;eswert !host? named1 Jllg the Vlelgs Garden Club. attended the ~rs. Clyde Rarnes end daug h l lheAltt-ndmg: <c~nvm otfrce dunng Waler Mrs . ComShut- I De~__·enrber Meeting . re- i ~lr ~hss Folr tad cooler today ... lonlglti, Wedbeoday mostly fair and conUoued cool, Low tonight ~. bJp Wedatlday ito 53. Ed , an~oun~ ':ted'.;:al~· I I 1 • lt n ~ ' IS~ ~err, SlrtJu s~, ~~ts on~ I I I 1 ,,f 1 Chambe~s ~en I Furniture Department on the 3rd Floor ,_ - - ...... 11&1... ear,..mpar . . l* FIVE CENTI $140,141 is Granted For Construction of R-G College Library approximalelJ I I I ·1 ters, Karen and Penn~ Sue u! lobove and Mrs::; Ann<'! llu.,.,.ell, :r's.ahsenf'e She expects tore ~ Plens were made for a cere- g10na l meetmg of the Ohto As· Elsmere. Ky . spent the week· , MiSs ~artha Howel l Mrs Tum turn to the office thts week . momal at the Decem~er mee:· soc iation of Garden C~ubs Gin 1 end wtth Mr. antl Mrs Reuter. \Irs H•·nrv E• 1ng "" !'I ISs Jeanelle Crooks, Mar- monia lat the NelsonVIlle last Satur ay. : lnond Krider. l Homt'T' Bwctt•r Mrs Tl10ma~ iel!~ spe nt the weekend with ing when Mary Shrm , F 1- mg were Mrs Paul W10 , ~lr and ~rs Elsworth Dlll, i voung Mrs \\lilts M<·Murrav. ' her ' parPnts .11r. and Mrs :Shrine of Jerusa~emioZ';tH~I I Mrs C. E. Bts~op~ Mrs .GCiarWill<amsnn Waller Crooks tday evening at t e h" I . t ence Murray on lrs.R ;ace Chester Road visited Salurd"' l Mrs . r.e,rg la f'emng with, het parents, Mr : Ramora B•me and '1" Mts (;aren Slansbury acrom- Flora Long, worthy h tg t Drake and Mrs. o and Mr's Haymond Knder. Hobert HnellH'h her sister and brother· ess, and Allen Hug es, Tuesday, Nov. I , tMe a .Mr and Mrs. Bernest Brudl : Sendrng ,l( lft s were Mr~ F'l'llZ m-Jaw. Dr and 1\ln; Cec il Hor-1 man of shepherd~,ceiv~~e~~ at~: ~ndt ~h~sl ~~~lud~~ber;sCan~ nd E!rzabelh and Delbert of Butk. \1r~ Haker (,ordon. den lo their home in Colum- lnvrtatwns were r bur I ~r eJ e. rs. . Vernon who WE're weekP.nd II Mrs Don Spites. Mrs. Knthryn . bus' Sunday after they bud spent ! tend I day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert , Jordan VI:~ Ht~:·mond H,i.t -i the weekend With her and wrth . W. Va 'o~~e Sh~ine Delaware, ~ ~:~ i~uck ~nasrd;ngClub a t the Bruch VIStted Sunday he;lbmhl, and Mtss Kate F,ck. l tn s "''"and famtly, '1r Shrme.' November Sta le Hospital, They pt~renls. Mr. and Vlrs. Ra)~ -Mrs GeOJge Skrnner and ram 120 at Columbus. Invitations alpresentrd a program served d K der 4 11 4 11, 11 t•· ill' VIr and \1rs Horden and ' d ' mon fJ I, IIIIIIU r .,. so were reee1ved lo attm a refreshments. and presented 1 Mrs hStansllurv nrc p ennmg a F re d a . M)•ers ' each one Wit h a f avor. Mrs. Mrr and .\1rs John Kridt•r rro he in ,,'I fiSIUI Vl'\lt ;n Ca!rtorma 'Mlh ren·ption for 5 and Joetta i:llld John spent !Ire Plans were made tor lhf' mont d fami ly prPsJdent of the OhiO State , Robert Reibel gave a demonL1ma on Nov 28 · ' slratron of re 1·1grous · "eekend 1.11 Colurnbu:;: w1th 1m fourlh annual Chnstmas partv the formers son1 an A Shrrne at arrange" f ami abo .,.,.,lh rt' <111\. e!-! In rr "1 tt& f ~~s lt-r and brother-m-la". Mr for nwmbf'r ~ and therr am\and Fnemls Nrght at n ;,me ' m!'nts Thro;; p1 OJf'rt is part o 1 and \trs V1c Pecora and fam- Ires whr-n the Pomrt oy Hend w~ ~ aud Mrs (;porge DaiiHs :--.lov 18 At the close of the the therapy wo1 k done by the II\ ;Citizens Band Radw Club met and children. BJ!ly, Sieve and meelmg rdreshrnenls we!e club Mr and Ml s R A Thomp· J Thursdav evemnK al the Youth M I I of South Chartrston served from a tadb leTahlalnrakcs'tgttvve , 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiii f P b h P J( raeWPre ' 150ll o tf!<i UJ g , a were ov . c enrer In "1 ~" a~o n I Obro wee kend guests of 1n wlule cover. an a h \low I 1111 e ghl guests Frldey of her Dovte Shult't prf'sldenl was ' · , . d , rs rng center plef'e wrl ye 1 1 · 1• si ->Ter \1rs Mary E Ohlmger charge of thf' meet.mg Cw hI~ hi1 the1r Forrestparent!-! Bachtel1• randan daughter, candles ]II.,.. h lte ho!d ers. 0 n elth· ,--.-"'""'""'""""""_...,........,, , opt>ned With praver 1 he hrrsl· Carol \1lddleporl ttnd Mr. and er srde. - - - -I mas party wtll be held at the 1~ Wtlham Matlack. Youth CE-nter and a pot- rs . Th" d Pom&roy, Ohio 1lutk dmner WI ry Matheny or 249 North · t trng 1>e serv ed Mr and Mrs Dw1ght Olrver b I There wtll spent Saturday In Colum us. . Ave, Mn.ld.leporl, Is VIS! 1 1 17 TONIGHT &. TUESDAY prompt Y a ph m d d Recent gu6ts or \1rs 'Wrl- : ports 10 the European area 11 ''WHAT A WAY TO GOT" be $! glfl exc ange an oor liam Bradford were Mrs Law- ' follov.mg partic rpation in the l1'et·hni color) I N pnre~. Mtke renee Powell and Mrs. Edgar ,l lttroesl amphlbwus combat1trat m . Two new members, 0 Shirle-y \lac Lame P&u ew"nd Jomes Joh nson. IC " ... · · were Powell of Columbus. C ·. 11 I' rng PXercJse in the11 HAt an IS man Rober1 M1tchum, Dean i\iHtm . r.ene Kelly, Bob I/ INelcorned A reporl was grven ' \1r nnd M1s James 11swe l srnce World War . e . l'ummmg~ Dick Van D\'h 0 h RF.ACT vev hrld on and daughter, Dranne frrsy,e ll , , St>f\Jng w1th Ihe Second Eng1Wha1 a Cast' \Vhat a P11sl' (lnrtolbeer IE.w· h~~~~ .,.,js a suc- · w~re the gue~ts ol nlat1ves rn nt>er Batta.hon, Sf'cond Marr ue 1 • What a Sho\\' h p h k · L N C Colorcarloon• ees~ Jrm Carmrhan won the ' P1ttsbu1g , <1, over t e wee DIVISIOn, Camp ejeune, . • i.:iltt'ndance pr Tze end. WED & THURS. Nov, 18-19 Folluv,;rng the husrness sesS\on NOT OPEN refrf'shmenls were I served by . .Jim Carnt.~han and Eugfru: Haw .ltis.'titJIUlry (;rOll/) FRIDAY & SATURDAY kms to those named <-rbove and 1 .1-IPPIS at PanunUIIJP Nov. 20-21 Herr\ Hnffm<Jn Wavne Green, 1 . . "THE BRASS BOTT LE" Ed d Well Willard Boyer, 1 ih~ Women s M1ssl onary Sn ('fechmroiOI J Ton~ Rand;~!! Burl Ives Bar~~;a~eutzlrn:. Hobt>rt Harden, 1ctety of the L~:~urel Cl1ff Free bilra Eden 1111d Luscrou:o. Ltl N·lthan Biggs Raymond Zerkle, ! Method1st chun·h met rerent!v We will pay $170.00 for you lu Porter J~ Webster Pred Tay lor Char- ~ al the recreatwn room at the "THE GOLDEN ARROW" featured in this ad. tTedrmrolor) les Neuman "''\d George Car- parsonage for an all- day meet · Tab Hunter llig "'"'~~ '"'iii~~~ii:::::~~=.;;,; Jn the forenoon, the r worked on {]ofhmg Wh1rh wJ!1 be gtven tu the rntssionary who , C0¥11'. . with • lllOdertl . wt ll sprl:lk ll1 the church on : t:IONEOWH£HS POLICY• . Wednesdfl)' , Nov. 18 A !lack ' 1 CGmpltte protectloa lun('h was enJOYPd at noon and S-mooth, 6-11\ontb or 1n the afternoon the regular annttll pa)'lfltf)tl nWt'lrng was held wtth Mns Gl'ra ld Pullins pres1dmg. I Group smgm~ of the hymns , S.. or Coli "Musl f Go Empty Handed," W a.bovt tt. No otlli&IUon. and "Ga tes of Pra 1se, " opened I the merting followed Wilh de. \ Otwns tak ~n from PSillm 27, by IIIOMJ MIIHIA1 INIUIIJINCI CO. I Mrs Clarence Curtis and pray- , er b} Mr~ James Gil mort' 1 ! Plans were made for a Chris tRutland, 0. Ph. SH 2·4811 mas drnner for membrrs and 1the rr famJ!r Ps, the date to be We Handle All Hay-~ ~ ~11<5 I Dece~ :rmW~~~~ prt~sh-~ wad~- p;n,~d ~1t inspec~o: ·~i:t"~~:;;!.cu!~ ~ith an~ : :~dMbalean Jt;\ Project ~on. : ~ve andAt~rs aCar~e~:n;;s~~~ : ~thens Convenient Creelit! Prompt Delivery! Elberfelds In Pomeroy 1 MEIGS THEA TRE 1 11 Let us SAVE you 00 ' I I BRIEF · ~ WIRE NEWS 1 1 BUY LOCAL-- SERVICED LOCAL DOLLARS WON1 STRETCH '"".........._..,_,...,..,..--..=1,I 1 1 HEATING GAS 17 Years In Bottled Gas Want A Bottled Gas BOTTLED 1 Hook Up? 1 SIVII&S 20% I RUTLAND FURNITURE HMI 1 - 1 i \. . 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Brandstadt, M.D. .Th1s i!i t.ht' season when m.anJ or us start up uur furnaces In most rases , the resulting heat i• accu mpa nit"d by excessive drynes$ of U1e mdoor air . 'l'he ex· (' epliun~ are those homes tn which a con~dous effort h madt to hun1id1fy the ~:~lr Although excessvr hum id1ty in warm we-a• thee causes general discomfort, It ls rare indef'd to find ade-quate humidity indoors in winter, tlred dnPctor of ll:t.• S(hool ol 1'\u rsing . .'-'ht> \\ ti l bt> t·emembered b~- t hto studrr'l s whn (Jnlt> unclt-r he r tlirPCIIOn m tt>t- S( hoo •. and thf' ma ny girls. \\ h1c h she inter ,.~ Ieel in th~ held through her eflurts 1n asststmg anJ directing the Futur.• Nurst's ol Amt>rit:J of Gal11a A<'ademy .1 n o rg ;:um::~twn that has smre expanded to othrr area l{'hools. We particu larly ~dm1rt>cl her from the (Jet that '5he camt' out of re· tirement in her chnsen li£·1d to make a real contribu tion to lhf' Gallia nursing school, and 1t \Hl" t n:..~l spin! ol iH' romphshmt>nl 1V hE' n sht' cuulrl hJ\'t:' restt•d on her oar ~ th3t ke pt her qhrE>ast of the times dnd intert·sted almost to the end in thE' affairs ot h~ · 1 ado pit U r nm tn\lnlly and llw nation The Tn -C ounlv Area shou ld hunur ht:ar as she rhosP t·u remain m our midst afte1 h~:~r final n'1ir,....ment It is a cnmpliment to thf' communitv that she m:tde that sP le( tion Often t irl-Jes \\'e hf'ar pPo ple co mplain 1h~t our ('OmmunitiPs are cold ;md not Interested in ne\vcomers, but ~ h e pnJved bevond a douh t that su{' h i!i nul cal:ie She r.·ame as i complete str:lil ~t.:'l' ami asl:iumeJ a !Jiace ol serv1ce and hon(Jr among the townspeople generall:r. and othe rs can do the sa nw if the~· are v.illtng: tu take an ii Ctive part 111 those t111ngs that are fo r the upbuilding of a 10\\ 11 Her example of 1 lu ll hit> i.s one that sho uld llt! emulated bv others and she most rt' rtiHnlv looked back on a life that was full o! r~ward11e servlt'f to her fel· low man. She never lus t I Ill zest of life until illn f'ss overt •.wk ht>1 in recent months HPr llle a:so prO\ Ps that there 1s mnch tha t persO I!" ot a ·lva nced years (an do if tht•v have the Will and desll'f:' to be ol se rvfce. Sh,.. was ~ Joyal church membt>r and her lifto was one above re· proach \Ve we re ~Jways imp~essed with ht:'r cOOl'f'l"ll for the futurf' ol our cou ntry. and 111 her activities 35 a mPmber a1id past regent of the D~wghters of the American Revoluti·Jil provt•d beyond ~ doubt her unflagin~ belie1 in th e hen ta ge of hi?r countr~; and a deep feelmg fo r the principles upon Whl ('h it was lound•d. What Else Is New? Allan Shi:'I"Ill;Jll . ·,•,ho \',:j ~ 111 lhP hospital - a bll oltru ldJlt' \\Jill l11s f'~es ~ is commg out m tn11e to he (lr thJt his new RC:\-\'Jctor altn1m. "l'eter and the Comm issar, · 1.s abvut. to b~ bamlt'd m Russia. 1t·s B satirl? on ··Pt>ler and th e Wol f Jud\· Garland I S expected 111 Hollywood early in Ue cf' ml ,r_•r HoweYer, ~ahe · s stilt house-hunting 111 London. whrre she may m~ke her pe rmanent home . 1\Iovu~goNs ~\ ho fi gured Rt"< Harrison h<ld 1 he 0 ~ 1·ar lori.ed up for his Protfe-ssor Higgins role 111 'l\Iy Fa1r Lady" !snnpl y super bl m :1~' ha\·e to rPrkon ~\lth aflot her strong f'Onfender The most jaded previewC'rs fli pped o\·er Car.v <_; rant's performance ;Jt tht> "snt>ak'' uf '·Father Liuosf!' .. And it reJI Iv is about time Car\' won an Ac:Hiem\ AWard, after all his Y~Jl"S or tre :!Ig marv'::"IOUS Ill tht' flicks When Jaqe .\Jo1g.:m ow.•ns at the Co pacaiJ.:ma in l)e c emh~: 1, she hopt's Rir h::t nl Rod gers will be there Jook 1ng her ov~r tor a role m Ins fo rth coming musical, "Do I Hear A \\";:d tz" '' Joe Luu1 :o: m:n no lonl{er be l' hamp· ion m the pr lze nng . hut ht'.s doing .JUst fine sotia ll v The vbse rve rs at Birdl:md ser him al most ever.v 111 gh1 . wtth a Ui fferent. young and beautiful rhirk in tow each ~nne Tomm x Thompson ·s LiJ e Magazine profile Oil s~mlll.\ Oavis quotes the si ngrc>r as sayin!:' !ahou t Frank Sina, tra ) " 1'1 e never heHl more hmt in mv dent Johnso n 's problems with F'rance to get ~\Orse beto re they gE>t better . with 1-'1 J l l~t' sidmg with Russia iu a refusal to p:ty the U,\1 debts. St.. far , nothing Wash· ington has done has been able to persuadt' President de Gaull€ from siding ~,, ith Russia Rorwrt Goulet , causing cru shing crowds a~ the Plaza 's Persian Room nightl y. has been asked to s1 ar in a t!:'levisiOn sf'fie s in whieh he \Vould portray a rogue in th~ San Frant'bco of the 1g ~o· .s . It ·s lA stn ctly uon-swgmg part, as outlin~;-~d . • life- but who n ~eds Sin:JtrJ ···· And 1 h~ ar ticle concludes wllh ''A I last Samm\ 1s sure He dot-snl n('ed Sinatra anv more " Ho wew•r, those who know and love 3ammy best w0uldn I bet on it He's heE'n hurt ·aPri diflillnsJonfd with the Peer]p c;~.: LPadl:'r bl'fore . hu 1 he's always gone hack a t thf crook of a finger. • • • • F ran JplfrH"'S' ta !Pnl has Joe PJster· n:.t k exctted He wants her for his nBt !ilm .l<.~mes Garner is te nibl ~· modest &buil t hi s stardom . He r""ccntl:v :.aid · '·I'd be afra id to trv to do it a ll over again - - re~ll~' afr:.tld . Th r re are 20.000 fe ll ows l1ke my se lf who have as mnch 1n the wa~· of Joo kr and phy.siquf' who could do as good a jcb" Oka:v, .Jim , name a t housand Jot"!athan Winters' press a.QPn ts ou ght. to get togf'ther with the \ 1 Rl' ballvh.-,oers . who are rushing to deIIV items from the Winters camp It 's the kind of a bonng feud thi:lt woul d make any co lumnist ForgPt The Wholv 'J'l!Jng. Aler GttinnPss. rtow filming "S I1ua1ion Hope less But Nut Serious·• in CernTanv will le cture at the English Semi nar iJI Heidelberg U ntver s ll ~' -- the first git es! spi?akPr there since John Fitzger:.t ld Ke nnedv .1111 Ha worth wa s bed· tlt·d w1 lh '-! mild c a s~ of rnunonuclt-osis. • • • Rosalie Levtne ts planning her most spectacu lar party vet - and even her husba nd . Joe, doesn't know what she has ' 11 mtnd . The clue· It would be an extraordinarv most ~xtraordinarv ~ -ba s h I"OJIO\Vlrlg the premiere Of "~farriage, ll al1an Style_" with bo1h Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastro1anni presen t for the unusual fes1ivtties . At the Four Seasons, uf co urse : Rosalit> doesn't stray far from 1hat scene when she gives her soi rees. With Rod ~leiger off to Rome to film '' His Name \Vas .fohn 'I the Actors Studw revival of Cliffo rd Odet~ '"The Flowe nng: Prac h'' h<~s tJ(·en shelved until nt'XI se ason OnP of r\ew York's best· looking young ardute rts. swim mmg in the finest social pools, has a name you leud to remember: Nik.ita .Zhukov He 's supposed tu be a n~phew of Marshal Zhukov. • Tin Pan Allev b hunin g about a hot new male -. inger Olli o l Balltmore !named Ronnie Dove1 whn has suddenly jumperl from $125 a wePk to sGmething like S3 .000 His dt sroverer is Phil Kahl 11ho found him singmg in a rc llar plat·p in Maryland and put t-im on a ref'ord _ •·Right or Wrong, " which .~ umped into the top 10 withm thrl'e wPrks Landlords in Monte Car:o . pitchi ng to European s interegted in r•'tiring ha ve sla shrd rent in half. You e.:; n now ge t a lmmrious one-bedroom ':lpartment on the Riviera for $75 a month United Nations •xperts expect Presl- REN.WED COLORFAST Adirondack Mount ains Tn re-ferenc@ to culu r , the form~trly were known as t h e it-rrn · lak~ ·· means .!1 co l on n~ Peruvian Mountains and did not s u b ~ 1ance whi ch will not wa sh rel"'eh'e their present nam~ un· ou!. 11 is tormed by t'om blu1ng mordants w1th dyestulf~. Iii 1838. The Time .......... __ mGHW.<Y NU'Iffl~RfNG Tn numbering t1ighway::i of tht Umted States . ~vt-n numbers gtmerally mark toast and wst routes , whit~ odd numbf'rs m ~:~r k uort.h and south routes. Hatlo VERY CAREFI.IL Af'OUT 1HE KIDS TAKIN€> ALL "THEIR li!ELON01Nt>S -·· PADDY···· yOU /-lAD lHE SUtT~·­ Wf.IE~ IS IT ? .,. " ~-~~~~ ~ ' L Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 17, 1904-1 ,..,_,_,_,_,_.,...,....,..,__ ONE SHIRT FINISHING ;;,· ROBINSON'S 1 Rio Mentor ALL-STARS • lS Pleased With Team Thus Far .lq: 1kla dileaseR. SHOP TALK: Bore: 4.125 tn. Displacement: Compression: Horsepower: Torque, lb. -ft.: Stroke: 3.975 in. 425 cubic inches From 9.0-to-1 to 10.50-to-l From 300 to 370 bhp From 430 to 470 Several typea ol offlclent h,.. mldiflen are 1va1Jable. The old method o1 putting a pan ol w.. ler on lht radiator Ia w..tully lnedoquale. ·~ I Castro has Cuha Firmly in His Hand pletely lost touch wlth CUba .21nd do not know what 11 golni on here." The major complaint is thet the exile groups are fragmented, have no program for governing and have produced no leader around whom the people l'llll rall y There are also complalntl of exaggerated a n d false er:lle reports ot what 11 !EDITOR'S NOTE: Tbt lollowio& Is tbe first of five dl&. patrhes by • Unlled Press Jnternltlonal rep11rter who spent roar wrf'kl In Cuba on ape· <'lal assignment lu survey tbe effectiveness of Its COmmunist coverameat 11nd to test tbe mood of Its people. His reports are base-d on coavertalionJ witb hundreds uf per· lions and bit ob~ervatioas of Hfe in Havana and In the provlll('es. In bls tnlt1al dis· patcb he ttsselles thf' position ul Fide-l Castro aod bit JOV· eromeo1. By JOHN VIRTUE Unlled Press lnte-raatlonal HAVANA ! UPll - Premier Fidel rastro. backed by Soviet eeonomJ~· t~id and .a well t'QUippf'd ;;~f'my and civilian milHi<~ , HppPars to be solldly in CQntrol of Cuba !ud<:~y Tht' ei'Onomy is ~ha ky _ due In pllrt to the U S. embargo, and th~ foud Sltuat iun hos gradually WIJrsent:d over the last two, )'t!H"S. It is doubtful whether Castro enjoys anything near the popular support thai he comnwndt'd e<trlier 111 his revol ution Dt'sp1 te this . thf' resistance of h i s opponents is main!~· pa·;sive, elthough there are scat· tered slowdowns and sabotage. Many Cubans try their best to live with the Communist system and keep out of trouble_ Hi s opponents ue controlled mainly by the informer system. especi1:1lly !he 100.000 defense committees loc·ated in e v e r y block in Cu ba The committees keep tabs on all comitlgs and goings and suspicious at•tions in their blocks. Anli - l!lm·ernment conversation at a restaurant table stops when the welter goes by . Talk stops when a oor pull s up at an intersection for fear iomeone in the next car might overht!~r il It was knowledge gained frum such sources whtch resulted in the underground roundups and seizures of arms during the happening In C'uba. Embargo Hurts Cuba Tile u.s_embflrgo is hurting Cuba , e~pE'rlally in the arpa of spare parts for machines of all k1nd s. Most industries Wl?re equipped with U.S. machinery, The shortage of parts al so manifests itself In everydey Uft as daily ciirs are di sablPd , air cundJtloners break down and water systems stop work1ng. But there Is general agreement that the embirgfJ, eveu il It wert twice as etrectlv•. would not by itself topple lht government aa long as the So.. viet Union continues tfJ a.ld Cuba _ As long as Rus3la maintAins lis economic support, time it on the side of the 38-year-old premier because he has benked his future on the coming generlltion , which will owe every .. thing to the revolution. The students are the elite of Cuban society . especially the scholarship students who fill the beautiful homes left in Havana's Miramar end Vedado sections when their owners ned into exile. Educa ted in communism's dialectical materialism, they will be t he administrators and technicians of the future . In the meantime, Cuba rtm~:~i ns t~ n armed ramp . (Next; Tbe Black MJrkt>t 1 HELEN HELP US! l-- by Helen Bottei--.J For It This column is dedicated to young people, their problems and plet~sures their troubles and fun. As with the rest of Heleo Help Us!, it welcome~ laughl but won 't dodge a serious question with a brush-off. Youth Asked Send your teen-age questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR fT, care of Helen Help Us! t b. t 1 newspaper. Bll Proleclor Jo Bl& Pain Dear Ht!ltm · 1 nave a brother who l8 a Big Protector He 's Uuee years older than l, and I'm 1~ . I think arertam boy is fab and he saya I don 't know anyttling, that he knows what kind of boy he is and I can't go with him. He says all that crowd are out for what they can get, and they don't date a girl otherwise . I call take eare of myself. I'm old enough to know what I'm doing. Would you pleast! print 1omethlng about brothers wbo don 't know when to stop treat· lng little sl!ter• •• U they wert b~:~b!es~ We're good pala uiiUally, and double date • lot, 10 why can't he sea that I'm ii'OWD up ? - M .D. Bay of Pigs invasion ln April, 1961 . It is ':lllld the undergrou.nd hu s never rerovered. Say11 Guerrilh11 Eliminated Castro said recently !tpeciaJ ctounter . Insurgent fores h ad wiped out guerri\111 bands oper ating in Las Villas and Matanza!> ~Jr ov m res, the only area! Dear M : where tht exiles were believed Sorry - I'll! going to be a lol tu have been active Castro. unIll no help IAI you. "I'm old Jike his predecessor , Fulgencio enough to know what I'm doBatista. spares no manpower in ing '' we famou s last words ror tJ'ttckinK down llfmed Qppoa lot of lfen-agers who don't nentJ. keep have Big Protectors to Bec~ust> of these factors, them out of trouble. YQur brothere is a widespread feeling ther gets my vott>! - H. amonl!l 11nti-government Cubans Dear Helen : - ltnd tn diplomatic circle1 1 am 1!) and 11 sophomore lD th<Jt no Internal uprlsiog nor high ,.hooL I was alwayo old· exile tnvasion wiH overthrow er than the other kids my age, Castro. They feel tlwt only a if you knQW what I mean, so, naturally, I bung out wlth old· U.S. backed in \I B:iion would succeed, but that Lher~ will er ldds. Well, ont of Uteoo prlo Invitnut be one bec•use the United ed 1116 to 1 beach party 10 I Stales had It& chance dW'· went. l dldn't know It was going the missile crisli of· Oct& Ing 1o be a wild party. When I ber . 1962 found out it waa tbot kind of The anli-Castroltes apJ):ear to porty I couldn't leave beclluso huw: lost (-onsidemble faith Ill they'd call me square. Now I t11e Cuban exile group.s, espec-lally those ln Miami. wUl ha •• lo 10 1o a hoauo foe unwed moUtero, but I jull "The exiles live ia an.. can't Helen, what can I doT other world," is a common 1tatement. "'Tbu bavt QOIDSCARED STIFF Dear Scared: First you "couldn't leave." Then It's "1 just can't." Honey, you'd better learn " 1 oon" fast! Start thinking, 11 1 CAN tell my mother because my parents are the only ones who can help me." l CAN fare this because I have to ." " I CAN live down one mistake."' " I CAN be a wiser and better person for having made It" And I hope you'Uoever agala say, "I couldn't leave because they 'd call me square." - H.. Real Flier This column Is dedicaled to !amlly living. So If you're hav· ing kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen help YOU. She will a\so welcome your owr1 amusing ~perlences . Address Helen Bottel ill cart of thi1 newspaper. Q - I• Geucher'1 disease- 1 ehildhood allmtnt ~ II lhert IU!f RUA for 111 A - Gaucher'• dJaeaH 11 a chronic hereditary condiUoa Utat I! charactertzed by enlarg.. ment of the spleen and anemIa. The onset of symptoms may occur in childhood end the earlier the onset, the more severe the disease. It is more common in girls than in boys, When the disease i!i fin! recognized ta lnf4ncy, treatment is of no a. vall. But in older childre11, removal of the spleen Is followed by Improvement in the general health and 11 g®d outlfJok for the future_ PLA..IN TALK: Oldsmobile's new Super Rocket V-8 is the biggest, most advanced, smoothest performing engine ever from Olds. And there are four versions in all- including one with 370 h.p. -all available on that breathtaking new Delta 88 shown above! Q - Three moalbl ago I broke botl• bones in my left le&. The I.Btest X ray shows ng knit- rh 'ISLS OILDSMOBILE ~ The Rocket Action Car! tlng togeth.., of smaller bone. My doctor says thi s does not matter. Is there 1my danger th11t the splintered ends CtJuld Injure the fles h ~ The Rutkcts are rolling ... to your authorized Oldsmobile Quality Dealer's! ORDER YOURS NOW ... for earliest delivery! A - Your doctor ts right. The tibia (the larger bone) will serve you very well. If, when you broke your leg, the skin was not broken , there Is no danger of infection. If your doctor performed an open operation to unite the splintered fragments , infection could be lnlroduced . Fibrous tissue or callus grows over the sharp end• of the fragments and this pr~ tecta S<lft tissues from lnjury. KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES, POMEROY, 0. • THE DAILY SENTINEL 12" RED CA OLE DIVOTEu TO INTIUil QP MEIGS MASON ARU IUCO..nl •. o-n. Jl'uDUift• c,... ,.,. fenftlltiiiL •• ,.. Publltneo evtF"J olft.-.nMn ....,.. 1111• d.IIW b' ftlt Gba. "•11., Pftlldllnl Com_.n, 111 IWIHMnl.. It OIU• 8u11Mtl Ofll.. ....,, W'f' .. "'lN. D:lltort&l phou WY 1-lllf. ""'"'*'Uf• lnr.ra . . . ._... Cit. . . . ...... """., ' ' Un . - .tflm ... , . _ , . . . Olllo. N•tton•t .,..,.,.....lnt ..."Nff'-flft . .Hin•ltt IUiftMII, lne., 1ft LUI"-' .._ .,....,., t~~•w ••111 City. "'• ¥er11. ............. ret.Dill....... .., Mrra. wllen "'"'~ " ..... " " w . .kt OM 'IHf In . . . . . . • Dill) s.rt"lllfll ....... .,..... .... ... ........ ,..... .,..... _.... .-nit!.. Jla "'"" _."" N.ttt •• 111\. . . 1 htrt• .........,.,., """'• ..... '"'"····· .... -.HI .,... 8EHHl'5 WORlD .., Carmel Society Notes Mrs. Homer Circle, Carl, Dlxle and Wavie Circle, spent a recent week end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden and Pam and Ralph, at Norfolk, Va, Mrs. Douglas Circle accom· panied by her sister, Mrs. Ernest Johnson, of Belpre visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blazer Wednesday and Thursday at Waverly. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Powell and daughter, Addie, of Portland spent Tuesday evening with Mrs. Mary Circle. Randall Reiber of the U, S. Navy called on Carl Circle on Friday night. Lula Circle is staying with Harold Circle and family while Mrs. Harold Circle is in the hospital. / "W'M'•IIilllil .... ' '" L Howard Johnson of Texas and Laura Circle of Dorcas spent an evening wllh Mary Circle recently, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and son of Columbus spent Sunday evening wht Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of New Haven called em his moth<>', Mrs. Mar Circle on Sunday. There were thirty-three pres~t at Sunday School. T he btrthday of Verne Circle was observed. Kimberly Jo Follrod of Pomeroy spent Friday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Do118las Circ~. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smilb and ehUdren vlslted wlth Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smlth Sunday II Laurel Cllff, - we 'd pay him a full year's they ......, cruled in 1M2. salary ·• DAY SERVIa relative humidity of !I per cent or lower 11 deftnltely detrimental 10 yoar bultb be. eause It causeR enesslve dry· aess of your skin and mu1·out membranes_ A recent stadJ ohowed tbal In oddldon w !!'Oil· er comfort In tile nose a n d lbrolt, brlnglng the air D\1 lG about 45 per ce-nt relative bumldlty belped preveot eolds and otber resplrltoTy disease•. J1 al· 10 made breatbln& e~~&ler for per1001 wltlr ••tbme. Chnlnlco brODC'bltis and emphysema aod faelllllled lhe control ol \teD. 4 Grn1N& READY 10 RETURN HOME Fib\\ VISmNG lHE RELATIV~.l COMR:lS1 WA!S . '·' 'f'he Yank.ees gave Berra the I office position aftf:r unupected- • ly firlng him as manager of a dub that came withm one game i of being the world champions of baseball in his first-year at •tbe helm. The change meant • ON UPI Sporb WrlWr , nlng New York Yankee! to • manager la~ l month. tion , the Yanke.:-~ wJil pay him he 1. 1 . · ould have been out of um1 NEW YORK (UPl ) - The whi!e flannel baseball unJform It 's also no st"<"rel Lhat Berra one year' s salary ol $25,000 form for th~ first sei:lson since amazing New York Mets are as a player-eoach for the Na- is only too willlng to get a even !hough he leaves them . 1945 expected to climu nearly a t10nal League cellar dwellers is chance to be back on the field Yankee Vice President Ralph A slm!lar f<:~te btfell Stengel month of speculation today by ,not going LO take anybody by agarn under forme.- Yankee Houk explained , " We gave Yogi when he wa s fired a!! Yankee announcing that Yogi Berra has surprise., however. Manuger Stengel. ; a two y~r t:on lract and told man<~g ~ r In 1960 alter losmg the signed as a player-coach in one, It's no secret that Met Man- The U~ree -ti rne most valua ble bim if he could do better, he Wor ld Senes to the Pittsburgh of baseball's most amazing ager Casey Stengel and Pres1- player 10 the American League, ' was free to do so No matter Pirates. He then at:cepted the ~i:uc~~~~ING switches . dent George Wei s~ have been who was the Yanks' prize catchwat he d1deven If hr signed seem mgly futlie task ol makinl!l 1 1 Yogi's switch from a grey trying to lure Yog1 away from , er under Stengel, was reported-! with anolhi!r dub---w~ tu!d hun a wmner out of the Met : :; when !-.WrY=2,·5, 4,2,8==',0,M,;,E,R"O"Y.d flannel business suit as office ) his desk position with the Yan- ly offered a $35,000 contract for , · consultant and scout on the kees from almost the moml'nt sigrung with the Met.s. In addi-1 ' American League pennant win- he was unexpectedly tired as Type90 ' V-s,o.Hv. A Vo:!'e of Broadway ••• reporting By DOROTHY KILGAl LEN Believe it or not: Yogi to ~lets!! SAYS B\' A Lil'e Of Servil·e .• ,I DOCTOR 'Since This Is o Joint Effort, We'll Order, You Take Care of the Check!" Tlav llaily . •'tvntinvl '· HOWS TOP SPOT NEW YORK I UP! I - The University of Syracuse retained ! its first-place rating today in j fan the weekly balloting for SEOAL. ALL GAMES Lambert Trophy, emblematic (Final) of Eastern college football su-[ TEAM W L T P premacy. Penn State ranked Logan . .. . · -- 10 0 0 338 second with Princeton lhird and j Pomeroy . . . 9 I 0 166 Pittsburt• !, fnurth . Wellston -· • _ 8 2 0 230 fl Jackson ... , . 7 3 0 168 BOWL P"SSJBJLITIES Athens 5 4 0 183 EL PASO, Tex. (UPI) -S un Middleport 3 5 1 145 Bowl offic1als said today the.t Nelsonville . . 3 6 0 68 the 17 teams bemg considered C-.flllipolis .. __ 1 9 0 77 for their Dec, 26 bowl game are SEOAL ONLY Arizona, Arizona State, Aubllrn, (FinalJ Florida, Florida State, Georgia TEAM WL T Tech, .Kensas, LSU, Mississip-1 LOgan ....... 7 0 0 pi, Missouri, New Mexico, Ok· Pomeroy --. _ 6 1 0 lahoma, Penn State, Syracuse, Wellston .. ,._ 5 2 L Texas Tech, fulsa and Utah. Jackson . , .. , 4 3 o Athens .... _, , 3 4 0 MEYER ABSENT Middleport 2 5.0 SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UP I) - Nelsonville . _. 1 6 I First _ string offensive teckle Gallipolis . . . 0 7 0 John Meyer will miss Notre TOTALS _. ·-· Zl Z8 t Dame's game with Iowa next Saturday because of a knee inSV AC ALL GAMES jury suffered in last Saturday's (Final) victory over Mictligan State_ TEAM WLTP Kyger Creek 9 0 0 278 NEAR SELWUT North Gallia l 4 0 128 BERKELEY. CR!il. (UP!) - Raclne _. . .. . 4 4 0 128 Next Saturday's traditional Eastern _ _. . 4 4 o 124 football game between Stanford Hannon Trace I 5 I 36 and California - the only two Southwestern 0 1 1 42 teams in the Pacific Athletic Association with no chance to SVAC ONLY go to the Rose Bowl - is w\Ut· (Final) iD 1,000 tickets or a sellout, tho TEAM WL T P schools said Monday. Kyger Creek ; 0 0 1114 Easlem _. : 4 1 0 110 In 1881. Samuel Gompers or. North Gallia 3 2 0 Ill ganlzed the Federation of Or- Racine .. . _.. z ! 0 98 ganlzed Trades · and Labor Hannan Trace 1 4' 0 28 UniOol ol lht U.S. 111101 COIIIda. Soulbwulenl 0 6 0 1U thel when you buy 7 gallons Ashland Vitalized Gasoline SEOAL and SVAC S d"1ngs The soft glow of candlelight enhances any holiday set· ting_And now you can get 12-i nch hand·dipped candles free at your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer's. With every 7 gallons of Ashland Vitalized Gasoline, you get one attractive 12-inch tapered red candle. These candles are smokeless, drip less, and they won ·l fade. You'll want to get several for holiday decorating in your home. Drive in at your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer's dis· playing the "FREE CANDLE" sign. J Olf•r uplru Dtc6mbu 31. 1964 1 OP 22 105 128 145 206 234 OP 16 40 62 90 158 160 - B DWARD" _....,!;WfS.t11,cp le ASHlAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY • �' Gru.-sl.'r 441 D1 llun 41ti Hadturd 539 Tu lal 2286 Wua l , Lott ! , Points ! (; & J Auk! Part~ ttotsum Sales Woods Marllu l55 Schillin1 156 Urate ~9:1 Stobart 471 Toool 26-H won Z. l.4J5l l. Points I Cruw ·a Sltilk Houst lngel! 516 Coate! ll3 Haley 478 501 Knisht Sears 4~ H1ndirap 54 Total 1545 Woa l, l.o11 2, Poinh t H ' R Firestout m Handlrap 285 :!20 255 954 Total 2011& l. Warnt!r H Boyer t11ind R. Haggerty 438 L. Smith W H.adl'ord R. Bailey D. ~lillt!r l79 451 465 556 ToW! ~ Woo 2. Loa& I. Polots 4 WOP Z. Loll TNUl No. 3 P Davis D Theis~ D. CiiTlt Blind Handicap Toto! Woo 1, Lolt I A1'110kl'1 ioblo 3011 2l0 Syracu•• BaU P.rk L. Damewuod C. Ingels W. <._;rueser G. N e s~e lro.~~d A Sylvester I ~3!1 ' 25~ 1011 528 515 278 S. Smith 268 280 W. MarLin 553 A. Stobart 439 Total UU woo 1. LOll z, PoloU 1 J. Carter M. Hennes.ay Z. Nlerl Handicap Toto I Woa 1, l..Oit I I 3011 288 2!10 !51 20111 396 M. Handley 298 S. TiwmaJ L. Bailey 355 255 843 2.147 Hand.IL'p Total Wblte'• Electric PRESSURE PANS AND CANNERS 1-$9.95 MIRRO MATIC PRESSURE PAN .. .. , ... , ... , .. , .. SALE $8.00 1- $12.95 MIRRO MATIC PRESSURE PAN ...... , ......... SALE $11.00 601 2-$14.95 MIRRO MATIC PRESSURE PANS .. , , . , .. , . , , ... SALE $13.00 1-$17.95 MIRRO MATIC 8 QT. CANNER ... . . .......... . SALE $16.00 2- $28.95 All-AMERICAN COOKER-CANNERS . . , .... , ... SALE $23.00 B. Smith P . Ingels HandiC'ap Total Yt'oD !, Lust l •ao ~·~ 2126 Blind P. Carson C. Black M. Edwarda V. Grate Handicap Total 12:14 J•l•'• lleouly lillop 367 M. Lehew K. Walker P. Young 3011 J . Goodnitr ..! P. Collins 315 Handicap %142 Total w.. :I Frleodly Tavern J. Price L. R. D. D. Beeel• Hannini Glaze 21H 3IHl 423 374 :188 Nieri :166 Handicap To!al 2013 Woo 8, Lost 3 Keith's Goble Ford N. Teaford l8li B. M'iller 176 Blind (l game) 110 N. Floyd 12 games) m lL Adams !S. L. l: ilmore m Handicap :166 Tota l 121111 Won 3. Lod 1 Ind . H1gh (Jto mt - B. MUler 185 lnd High Series - B. Miller 476 Tr<~m I H1gh Game Goble Ford 797 Team High Series Goble ford 2268 KeiUl l Keith ~lTV LEAGUE NO\'. lU, Jt64 Oowale-Gross Jot". W. McNickle ~~ P. Ohlinger 197 K. YeaU@-tr 522 K. Haley 414 I I. H. Mlllrr Blind Total 3- $9.50 OLD KY. HOME STEAM & DRY . .......... , ..... SALE $8.00 1-$9.95 VAL-TEST STEAM & DRY . . . ...... , .. , ........ . SALE $7.SO . . . . .. . . . . . ' ' . . . .............. ............. 5-$10.95 DOMINION STEAM & DRY . . 3-$10.95 M-B STEAM & DRY ' ' ' SALE $8.50 SALE $8.50 1-$12.95 OLD KY. HOME STEAM & DRY . ................ SALE $9,75 ········ ············· ·· ··················· SALE $12.00 2-$11.95 MIRRO MAliC ELECT. PERCOLATORS . ... , ..... SALE $9.00 2-$8.95 WEST BEND AUTO. COFFEE MAKER ........ , , .. SALE $7.50 1-$16.95 SUNBEAM STEAM .. ... .......... , ......... . SALE $14.00 1-$13.95 SUNBEAM AUTO. FRY PAN ....... . . , ........ SALE $12.00 1-$18.95 WESTINGHOUSE STEAM SALE $12.50 ······ ··· ··········· · SAL.E $14.50 SALE $16.00 . . . ......... . ... .. SALE $2.75 ICE CREAM - SPECIAL 1 ONLY REG. $157.50 FREEZERS SPRINGFIELD 4 H.P. 1-$19.95 WESTINGHOUSE 2 BR. ELECT. HOTPLATE . . , , . SALE $16.00 1-$24.95 MUNSEY BAKER .... , ................... . SALE $19.50 1-$17.50 G. E. PORTABLE GRILL ............. , , .. . ... . SALE $14.00 1- $10.95 WEST BENO BROILER-TOASTER . .... . . , ..... . . SALE $9.50 1- $12.95 GENERAL DUTCH OVEN . .. .. , ... , ....... , .. . SALE $10.00 1-$16.95 G. E. AUTO. SPEED KETTLE .. , .. , , . , . .... , , .. SALE $14.50 1-12.95 S Qt .• Sale $1~.00 2-17.95 6 Qt.· Sale $14.00 2-22.95 8 Qt. ·Sale $18.50 SALE REO. TOASTERS 2- $5.95 BATHRM. SCALES . . . . ...... $5.25 1-$10.95 THERMOS CHEST GARDEN TILLER Sale $130.00 $8.75 1-$4.50 AUTO. TOOTH BRUSH ....... $3.75 . . , .. . . SALE $9.00 1-$19.95 G. E. AUTO. TOOTH BRUSH $12.50 1-$29.95 ELECT. HEDGE TRIMMER .. $21.00 USED APPLIANCES 1 ELECT. SHEEP CLIPPERS . , , , , , • , , . $20.00 2- $20.95 SUNBEAM AUTO. SALE $18.00 2- $9.95 HAIR CUTTINO SETS . ...... . $8.00 1-$22.95 UNIVERSAL 4-SL. SALE $19.00 1-$19.95 ELECT. HAIR CLIPPERS ... $15.00 1-$28.95 SUNBEAM SALE $22.50 2- $8.25 SETS FLARES .. ......... $6.50 SET SALE $24.00 1-$14.95 ELECT, B. B, HEATER . ., .. . $11.50 2-$29.95 SUNBEAM . . - SPECIAL 1 Only 12 Ft. Kelvinator Refrigerator Reg. $249.95 .. Sale $195 with trade SALE $8.00 1-$11.95 VAL· TEST AUTO. , , . SALE $9.75 313 .. .. ... ' 1 ELECT. LAWN EDGER ........ , , .. $7.00 1 ELECT. KELV, REPRIGERATOR . , , . $45.00 1 GAS SERVEL R!FR. , , , , , ., , .... $25.00 238 2911 lH7 3111 Ul97 ALL SALES FINAL-ALL SALES CASH OR LAYAWAY I POWER 310 3U 3M 3l1 3!4 1997 2180 WOo 3. Lost 0 Ind. Htgh Gamt - P . Collins Ill Ind. High Serio - P. Co!Uns BASEBALL GLOVES TO~LS 1-$5.95 METAL TOOL BOX . ., , ., ., ... , . , , , , , ......... SAL I $5.00 1-$3.00 STRATCO FIELDER'S GLOVE .... SAL I $2.00 1- $7.50 METAL TOOL BOX ............... ... .... , ....... , , SALE $US. 1-$3.75 HURRICANE PI ELDER'S GLOVE .. SALI $2.!0 1-$9.18 BLACK & DECKER 1/• IN. UTILITY DRILL .. , , , , , , , , , .. SALE $1.75 1-$4.25 HUTCH FIELDER'S GLOVE . .. , . . SALE $3.00 1-$10.95 SPEEDWAY 1/, IN. UTILITY DRILL . .....' .' ' . ' .. ' . . . SALE $1.75 2-$4.75 SPALDING FIELDER'S GLOVES .. SALI $3.25 1- $12.95 SHOPMATE '!, IN. UTILITY DRILL ·················· SALE $9.50 l-45.25 HURRICANE FIELD!R'S GLOVES SALE $UO 1- $44.95 SKIL 'h IN. UTILITY DRill ....... ,, ........... ,, . . SALE $~1; .oo 2-$4.95 WILSON FIELDER'S GLOVES .. , . SALE $3.50 2-$49.95 BLACK & DECKER 'h IN. UTILITY DRILLS ..... .... . SALE $42.00 1-$5.45 WILSON FIELDER'S GLOVE . , , , . SALE $4.00 1-$67,50 BLACK & DECKER '12 IN. SPECIAL DRILL .... , , , , , . SAL& $56.00 l-f5.95 HUTCH FIELDER'S GLOVES , • , , SAL I $4.25 1-$49.95 BLACK & DECKER 6'12 IN. UTILITY SAW , , , , , , , . , .. SALE $39.00 1-$7.50 WILSON FIELDER'S GLOVE . , , , . SALI! $5.25 1-$57.95 BLACK & DECKER 7'1• IN. SAW KIT .... , , , , , , , , . , . SALE $46.00 1-$1.95 WALKER PI ELDER'S GLOVE . , . . SALI $6.00 1-$59.95 IILACK & DECKER 71/• IN, UTILITY SAW , , , , , , , , • , . SALE $48.00 2-$9.95 HURRICANE BASEMAN'S MITTS SALE $6.00 432 Teem High Series-New Yol'k Clothing House 778 Teem High Series- New York Clothing House 1897 I' I I I 1-14.95 M.E Hand Mixer _ _ 2-39.95 H.B Mixers 1-28.95 G.E Mixer 1-9.5~ Juicer 2 Juice Extractors $12.00 $32.50 $24.00 $6.00 $2.25 1-12.95 West Bend Speedmaster $10,00 USED BICYCLES llaDdlcap Tolal 11M IIIII 110 Woa J, Loll I, Polllll I 1 Retired Farmer l)y Oaimed at 90 HUFFY Bl K ES 4 of I SAVE TIME Antique with ill' i J • 1)f{IQUE. P.s: Rhodes Keeping u·s Hands off , tl: "~~c~c bu::;;::nd~s~ic;n ~~~ I r~~~:.men~~ : 1 1 1 1 ' KING Builders Supply Co, • 1-24" Boys Bicycle $14.00 1-27,95 10-Transistor Radio_ $22.50 1-26" Boys Bicycle $10.00 1-29,95 Loyd Unicycle 2-26" Girls Bicycles $10.00 $23.00 All new ranges ure bright and shiny. An electric range stays that way • easter. • $12.00 1-14.95 Rival Can.O·Matlc _ 3~ 3~ !10 UPJ Bri•e£S MOORE'S \ 110 487 440 Jot-l:.on quot~ pLlblisht>d rt-· er.ating tn guerrilla bandJ ~ , .. port s th at t h~ \li HUt~rn~n St'tk dozen or so each " Eacll me tv t'llllst 1 m ll ho.n pt!r!Otll " OP· bef ill suppuSt'd . lCI supply --• ·II .& 7 own r lfl e. 11e --~ · .uu q~.Jired to fire at leut 511 rounds (A, aJllDll11lition annuaiiJ <~l target prartice. i::: IContinut'd Fr om Pas• I) pita Is 1 "This Jettt>r 11 to ura:t you u ~ strongly all I possibly can to Cold rain aod 1nww b I e w rnakt- th e fir s! order of bustnese ac-ross northern :--.;t'w ~: ngland of the committee in 1965 B deep tod<~ y wh1le tr.avelers· wa rning~ and thorough investigation of an stil l wt-rt' hm s tffi in th~ .sn ow· orgamUitJOn known aJ the Min- I ll30 Blind Total 211! Woa I, LOot 3, Pololo D Mol11 CooiiiJ Beapo Club Wippel 482 K. Johnson 331 Buck 3119 Minutemen -~~ PHS PLAY _ The Pomeroy High school Jumor ClaS! play "That 's Our Boy, will be t d F 'd , duced prvporUooately , uo • ftisc1st ~roup will be allowed to packed Centrlll Rocku:•s. Two utemen ." Joelson wrote WllllJ. auditonum . The play 18 under the dir~ction of Mrs. TheOdosia Fr~~!;~~aest ~1m~rmght oae • &bird ratio oo 8t 1 Ithreaten the peace and o-anqull. days of drench1~g rain pu~t'd .. As anyone who r~d! the. front row. I tor, Sheryl Edwards, Sharun Biggs, Kandi Grueser, Sandi Hendricks Jane Evans Barbm K 'adre && tiH- library 's total dt-velop- . Jly uf ourb~lovt<l na1oon " I flood thrE>ats to Kansas. newspapers knows , thiJ organt.. IDd Kathy Hannahs ba k M w ' ' ara enne Y me-nt COM, '··--·----. ,. . ~.,....,...•...····•· -.'"''' Eoghl mches .or snow are . on zaltun . erwouragt"t and lnopor. , ; c row, arg1e arner, J. C. Russell , Chris Tompkino, Bill FranciS, Jeff Gibbs, B 1 "--.. · ,,, .. ·· ·,- ·• .. _ enne t . MOS"OW . · the ground at L1me~tone , Malnt! ,. tunf's 1ls members to ownlireRous h , Mrs. Frecker, and Darla Ebersbac h. _Sentinel Photo. Rw Grande College- trustees 1, ._ i l PII - Tbe 1but the wf'ather bureau sa1d the Hrrns and to become proficient . Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,_o_. . ,_ N . o_~· _ , ~ I h.ave not se-ttled upon the ''oth· CGmmunlst party Central early taste of winter would end in U1t' use of them and to force 17 1964 5 Mi-v~i:~t.-::~::i:.i":-:f.'j t!r improvements" to be made Commlttr~ beld another se- ~ during the day. The New Eng· govermnen tal polict~ vJoleot.' eu ol forHtry for Melgs €ounat t.he _eampw 11 mllu from eret meett~g today. lnfonnt"d I land snow storm was rhe north- mt'ans. ty, anDOUDCed. &odl)' 4b&t tbe GalllpohJ, s:oureeli said a furthl"l' Krem- · ern fr1nge uf a cold front thal "In m~· opinion nothtng ean ban OD burn.iDg permits lla• " We would hope to hav~ mon· hn sbakeup \\-'aS expect~. St>l off ~how~rs suuth-e as tw <:~ rd bt- Ui 0 J t' un -Amen.C'aJ.I than bt•en llftf'd and permits are ey left afler the library is bu!ll pMSibly involving govern- throu~h Tennt.'Sst't' w Tt>xas that. ' ' I live again available. 1'bt dire!'· PT. PLEASANT - Clarem·e ~>nd other Important improve - mt'nl po~l~ . waR frnm 0. A. AlderThe souref•s said tht> nt'w 0. Eckard, 90, a rt>tired SOlllh· ments are made. lo add 111 1ht' ... " voet i"aders soo" ,,,.11 1,, 1_ Cl1ri.dmtts Shipmf'nts 1 AI • spec.a I mee t m~ of l he - ShiJron Ervm and Cheryl p 0 _ man, Chief of Division of ,.,., ~ " "' ~cine E!ementmy PT.A. held well. . Forestry. Si de- farmer died at 6:50pm. endowment J'und , " Dr . Chrbt· low up :\'londay·s ouster of Ni·et:entlv, plans were maUe for "ii, "'':"''· N~·~t':-h4:H~o Monday at his home. He had ensen S<Jid _ kita S. KbrusJ'If'h.ev 's associ' Fall Fesl val to be lt"ld at the Donations will bt> takt-n fit been m fail ing health fur sev. . . . ·· h URGES REVERSAL eral ears Meijnwh1le. the Stale Board a t es bY s1r1pping Kbrushdwv 1. iacmE: Jun1 or H1gh aurlltunum t e door fur wh •ch t1ckets ror WASHJNGTON <UPJJ - The Y · . of Regents rejeded Uniwr- of bi s remaining power. But ~ .Nov . 20th from 7 to 10 p m do~,r P~JZes v.- 1 ~1 bt- given T1ck- U S poultry and ~gg Indu stry ly H~a;a~ b~ lna~ason coun- sily of Cinc innati 's request for such a'•tion was nol u:pe~.'ft>d ~hlldren in the fourth, fifth , el:" to e used m the game room wants the overnrnent to seek ' ' ' . was a $2.7 mJIJ ,on Irom lhe ~ lal e's at today's session. 1nd sixth grade~ m<:~de postPrs ~Ill! a\R~ o he s?ld at tht- door . reversal nf'w common : mthodem,sb<>t 'choufr:hhe PHm~ . Grove .Med, share ur fede-ral construC'tion Tbe- Central Cornmillee, of 8 'th · b · d · ~ rs ettv Olddle a d M r · ~ . e Is ~.urv1 v e b' VI pr1Zefl emg t~war ed to . · · n_ s. market increase in ch icken and b h'. ··f th f , _ fund s. II approved requt>sts of w tcb the ousted pumier litill he following : .. . .\fury Ann 1-lurldlt>ston w1ll have , · t t.a ·rr. Y 1.5 V.l e, i ormer Naomi $9 736 650 w 12 othe <:ol lego;>s is a m.. mber, Monday carril'd cha rge uf thr se Iegg lmpor n s. Ha lb!Jeb . · · . .. r · Fourth Grade - l<; t and 2nd . Th~ six nation! of th~ rtl.arket Children who survive are four a~~ umvers1t1es. out its fir!ll bigh-ltl'eJ shake1 )rize m order Ji<;1ed _1 _ ~ikt> Btlrt'shmt•nt s (1f pop, pota- 1mpost->d a 10 per cent mcrease-. 1daughters and two !nos Mrs I he grants made lncluded 1 up since Khrus~tM>v was delfcLain and Hodney Neigler; to di i)J.~. h1Jl dogs . hi.!m s::~nd· effective Monday , which raised Jnf'z Oliver of Pt Pl:~asant. B,..wlmg_Green. $1. 133}!3.1 : Ohio posed Ort. 14, •'ifth Grade- Stev,_. Powell wi('ht· ~ drmuts e 11d r·offl'e will the total lol'iff on ch ickens to Mrs. E·Jelyn Knotl s of West UnJverslly, $896.00(1, and Ohio ~~·~~-:.,-:-:<. '·' '"'·--"'"'~,.,,6,·"'~'•-"'·· 1nd Nancy Ours; Si:.:tb Grade be sold , with Mrs. Eula Prof-I n e,~rly 17 cen.ts I pound. I .tl.1a nchestt"r 0, \.Irs Elhe l Statf', $619.074 among the .state r.-...--...-_.-...........,._ __ , · - flll 'vtr~ Sylvia w1ga l, \irs : • he exec~tlve committee of Halstead .and Mrs. Sy lvia Vi' II· Ul~t.versJtl('S " ~· Betty Roush . and Mrs. Edna 1ne Jnternatwnal Trade Devel- hamson. both of South~lde and I hb>e &l ants Wf'rE' appro..,t"d Pn ce m (h11rge opmf'nt Board s.JJd t.he tanff j Raymond and Chftord b:ck· rd for others · Akrun Um\iersiiy. 1 I htke al ready had resulted in both at home There are ' 14 $2 234.787 . Loram ~ounl.y Com· GamE' R11 0m will consi st olthe cun<'elhl mn of orders for mil- l d h. mumty College Sl343 162 Unl' gran c tldren and lO great· · · · I foll nv. mg hr•o 11 1" l10ns of pounds of cllicken. Jt , d hiid Vf'fSJ I ~ of Toledo. $981017, Xa . Oar~ and 8ulloo? - Mary, K. uq~ed tht:' Umted States to re-: gr~;r~ices r:~JI be hPid at 2 v1er University, .$572,1l08; : IYost ,md .J une \\cndorl. tlsh t.. hale, if necessary wJth Its Th sd· h C H Youngstown Umvers1ty , $541) . 1 Pund - VJrgim(l Burke , Mar- own import restrictio~s. Ip.m. ur ay aL t e. row- us- 1:163 ; Ursuline College, Cleve· garet Wes~ . .::md \1arge Crow · sell Funeral home . Rev . Norm· J· d $S30 T9 . W ·I· ' 1 · Oh 10 "h · 'I 1 al Nash will officiate and bur- .m. · · . · es t ~an · Swet:'1 c "' oppc - Mrs. Ruth LOSS SET AT $800 . . . . , ' . Umvers1tv Delnware $487286· Tueker and '1-t rs. Ida Diehl; I Damages have been set at tal wtll be m Pme Grove cefTl('·, Marvman-s~ College. · Tol,edo' I Hukl-d (;uoos - :1.1ary Cleeke $800 !or losses lo the barn own- ~ery . f~ends Ttay ./all atWt~e ' $235~0(1(). und Rio Grande Col: : and .\otary Wolre. fhristmas ed by Theodore Pullins on Ea· ' unera omi a a- p.m. e · lege Rio Gr.t~nde $J4 fl 141 Booth- Bew·rly Codner, Joy- gle Ridge which eaught fire !ne-sda)l. I U~der the fl>de~~tl Hi,gher Ed- ' upplws d 1" ' ' 11.,." 1 " ' " " 1 ,,..~ /t·t.· lloback . Pa t Goody : Milk Munday morning . Firemen: Ut'alion Facililies M-1 of l!IU:Jl:<Jn Throw - · Sylv 1,iJ. Blake said Hob Riffle Hnd Gary Hoi- SCAVENGER SCHEDULE j the so-called "red brick" bill to and Nancy Ervm: \\h1te Rle· l ter fought the blaze until Ra- Middleport Str~et Commission· aid in construction on college phunt- ~nse Grindstaff and , cine firemen arTived and Ches- er Lawrence Manley sald today . campu~es--eHrh governor must Bern1ce 1h:lss : Grab Bag - ler •1ulunLet'no reported to the jthis will be tht la st week Utia jeppoint a commission responEst_hcr Cillrns and Doro~hy st'f'ne shortl y thereafter. The : season that lhe villagl:' ~r aven~ ] sible for tLevelopment of a state Use Moore's Lay-Away Plan Nowl ;; S.n1th ; Pm·ket Ludy - :vraxme- 1 30 x 40 barnWill Insured. gP.r is operated. It will hti m plan for Vtslributioo of federal lU..,<;;,A,~,;i Sayre; Ping Pong Ball Throwthe Fir 11 t and Sacond Wards to- 1funds , '.C THE ELDORADO MODEL Etta 'Ma e Hil l. Ruth Ann Hill WOMEN TO MEET <kiy, the Third and Fourth ! The plan devi.~ed by th,eWhen you have an and Graee Hu ffman; Make Up Grace Episcopal Church wards Thursday and In t b e · Board of Regents sets up a a tra· Slet-k an d graceful well ·t>quipped bikPs Booth - Helen Johnson a n d 1 Women will meet Thursday at , Fifth ward Friday. point evaluation system bH sed Insurance claim, ditional modo! wt1b lmportant new sly li ng. :'.-l<1ry PoiVcll:_ Fortune Telllng ja p.m. at the parish house. Mrs . on increa!e U. enrollment, per· relax-play tennis! i- Mnrll•ne F1sher <~nd Ger.ald Herbtrt Kiefer of Cincinnati, centage or suC'h increase, in, Powell. . I devotions chairman of the diof crease of available t~pace for We'll put ourselve1 1 There w•ll also be a. Cake : cese, will be guest speaker. All ! ' Classrooms and libraries and · in your shoea with 1 Walk and many othPr mt erest- members art urged to atleod. I utilltzation olC'Iassroomend lab.. 2 S1C::.P PROCi.:. .. ..:i hint ~ •atique'5 Forst Cut. '·ng things for the public to ••. ! ortory •v•ce. · PRICES START AT 34.95 1 Joy. LOCAL TEMPS Whitcomb said the state pJan r ..,., df)o. ~~ Fin11n co>at t~;" • a Th t t · p h d ed llkstincb~o~e antique ettec;q,. SEE ALL THE NEW HllfFY MODELS NO W' USE 1 •P.UONAL.IIItVIOI FINED $15, COSTS roy'se at (Continued from Pagtt I) has 6 DECORATOR COLORS MOORE'S LAY-AWAY PLA N- A SMALL DEPOS. Jim JohniOn & Bud Simpson . Alvah Eugene JivJden was ' a m today was S3 dgrees, un· 1yean beginnmg July 1. ' grants being made to six public ! Olovme Age"h fm ed $15 and costs Monday by der clear sktes. '' The budget w11l be out in r.he 1institution! e.nd six private in- i IT WILL HOLD YOURS. MtNWIMiilt A J h ft-SI Meigs County Court Judge nrst week in January and we •stitutions." i SHOP and SAVE AT 10 0 "R m•c'0 " ,1" ' · d gency Frank W. Porter for failing to ARREST MADE will not dis•·us11 it until Ulen " UC he added ranked 14th · oom 6, oa • 8 1 g. d. ,_ h . d . . , · ' I ' ' 1 Uddl•port. Ohio wv 2-2903 _1sp!Uy a untmg an !rappmg Lawrence Mtsrtel' was arrest- Rhode~ uid , · among the 27 applicanls. seek- . llfll!tEm~ ATNA CA11JJJ.If license. Judge Porter suspend- ed on an intoxication "harge . ing a share of the fund 1, AND tuii!ElY COM•AN'l'. ed $10 of the fine and placed by Pomeroy police M o 11 d a y Rhodes sal~ _the state- had ta. ArU1ur w. Schubert. chairman awr•ou. eoNNIC:I'KIII' Jividen on 30 days probation. night. ken "no postti?n" on tht pro- of UC'1 board of directors aaid po~ed canal m Northe.astern in a letter to the regent; thet Ohoo to eonnecl U.ko . Ene and , th• evaluation system " places POMEROY, OHIO 124 W. MAIN tlw Ohio River. He ~atd th~ De- l aU applicantl in a somewhat - ·.;-: WY 1-3'748 • Welcome P.ansatote Corporate partment ~f Jndustnal Develop- !dJfficult position and appUcanta To Tho Trl-Covnty A,... e ment atllihed all matten that Iwho tU"e 00 Mlctdltport · ht ff 1 th tate' nserv aliVi a1 a d'li- N. tMI Av•. m1g a ec e s 1 econ - ~ advantage, omy and would take a position _ · _ _ __ I _____ ,______ ·--· ·- - _ _ _ _ 1 4-$10.95 G. E. STEAM & DRY . ......... .. .............. . SALE $9.00 2- $17.75 UNIVERSAL 2 BR. ELECT. HOTPLATE . ....... . SALE $15.00 J. Hy•ell Handicap Toto! Won 8, Lost 3 New York Clolbln& Houllt J. Walloo 421 R, M"Turner 396 J. Warner 354 C. Kraulter 369 H. VVolf 421 Handicap 219 B~d $l.W,}4} Grant To Rio Grande 1 1- $15.95 DOMINION STEAM & ORY ..................... SALE $12.50 5 ALUM. FRY PAN COVERS 432 289 313 350 330 Chisler Bowen U7l 3- $6.95 LANDERS AUTO. DRY ... . .... , .. , .......... , . SALE $5.75 2- $14.95 SUNBEAM IRONMASTER 1-$10.95 DOMINION TR1 COUNTY LEAGUE Masoo Cit)' Key1tooe Craig ..1 YOOIIIIf .SO smith m I Fall Festival is. Planned J u· h Nov•20 . a.t R3CI ne r. Jg STEAM AND DRY IRONS 1-$26.95 SUNBEAM MUL TI·COOKER F. P ...... . ......... SALE $22.00 Landmark Total WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep Joel so n 5aid the group was 1 Charles S. JOE>Ison, D-N. J ., trammg gut>rr illas 1:100 sought asked the HouSt' .c~rllmJll~ on Lo Ioree guvf'rnmt-nl ctumgr by Achv1t1~ today to v1ulent mPans .Un.-Arrumcan . mvesugate a nght·wmg group · You 11nd I ~:~re. ur course . called tht Mmutemen um ted 1n our unremitting uppo- , sit10n to <·ommumsm, ' J oelson 1said in a letler tu ('t.Jmmittee 1 Ch1:11rman F:dwm E. Willis , D• L<t I .: Tht- !imt' ha s now come to makt 11 ery stal clear that under 1he gui se of anll-t:ommu(Continued From Pq~e 1) ni~Hn , no extreme right-wmg - - -- l, Lolli P. BllikBm N. Carsey I. Couch L. Burt Ask Probe of Fascist 1 1-$31.55 All-AMERICAN COOKER-CANNER . ..... , ... , . SALE $25.00 1-$19.95 SUNBEAM AUTO. FRY PAN Jt~urnllure Totol THE ALMANAC By Uoltecl Prell llllel'lllaonal Today Is Tuesday, Nov . 17, the 322lld day of 11164 wllh 44 Ml to follow . 427 The moon 11 approachJn& Ill 433 full phut. 483 The morning stars 1r1 venus , $4l Mars and Jupiter. 24~3 f The evenin& atars art Ju.pJ· ter and Saturn. I On this dey In history: I fnd _ High Game_ v . Wippel. In 1800, Congress convenfd In 2l 8. Washington for the fir~ ..tlm • ,_ I Jnd . High Series - V. Wippel In 1869 , the Sun .....,na1 .., >&». I 1-$14.95 GEN. MILLS TRUE-HEAT 2-$9.99 LASKO DELUXE Simon's Market P. Collin!! G. Burdette D. Glaze D. Jones Blind Won 0, Loll 3 (Forfeit} Crow'• Slut HOIIH L . McKinney 380 R. Edwards 315 E. Sylve!ter 441 P. Roush 422 S, Parson! 477 Handicap 234 Swlsber & Lohse Blue ---- , 21 2283 5-$16.95 SUNBEAM AUTO. FRY PAN .. , , ... , ........ , .. SALE $14.50 Woo I, Lolt I RuUal'ld 212-\ Total Wo11 l Lf)St ! Points 4 Da\'h - Wamer los . 5IJ.I E Perry 3511 H. Carson l84 T. Anderson 420 H Chesher 47l F . Rrichert 48 Hand irap 2177 Tot•! Won 2: l.oiM 1 Polot1 4 ... SALE $25.00 1-$32.95 PRESTO COOKER·CANNER I L. Winebrenne-r 130 R. Bailey K . McElh inny Handicap Total Wou 0 U.st S Points 0 Blue A v. w;pJ"'l E_ Bachner W Chisler F' W. Porter J . Duerr Tota l , Won l Lo1t G Points ! 1-$30.95 PRESTO COOKER-CANNER ................... SALE $24.00 311 325 270 277 954 Co, 280 399 !88 410 <99 4l9 1<3 459 1 222 B. Whllo Ind. High Serleo - L. Sauer B. Hawley 601 C. Porter Team High Gam~ - Pomero_v Cement Block 907 Handicap Tota l ~IJ7 I Team High Series - PomeWoa I. Loll ! roy Ce-ment Bhx:k 2572 Ind. High Game- Barbara Ruush 159 ! WOMEN'S TifUR.SlH.Y Ind. High Series - Pam 0'- : LEAGUE Brien 396 Team No. I C. Ohlinger 399 Team High <'rt!me - Arnold 's 402 E. Searlell Sohio 748 390 Team Hi~h Series - CI'OW'!I · N. Amsbary 411 A. Hanninx Tu wn & Country 1147 101 P. Mullen 156 WOMEN'S SUNDAY LEAGUE • Handicap ~165 'l'otal Nov . 8, lt64 Won 3, LO~t 0 Ed 's Autu Trim Fabrk Shop 365 J. Gilland E. Rou!lh !46 P. Leifheit 170 403 A. Nease 3>8 l\'1. Call !30 F. Manley 37! Blind L, McKinney 422 :m ti . Honnter 372 Hand\('ap 25~ l . Howell 126 Hill Handicap Total Won l, l..ost % Total 1999 f'oresl Ruo B'lock S. Grueser A. Neast> M . Werry Blind I I same l E . Bartels BUY NOW AT BIG SAVINGS ON NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS OF MERCHANDISE FOR YOU OR THOSE ON YOUR GIFT LIST Total 2572 Woa !, Lost t, Polotl I D D B11r W. Stivers 529 R. Walker t97 J. Louk• .S9 T. Schoenleb lll H. Lo.llst 462 Blind 140 Tote! 2434 Woo 1. Lost !, Polots ! Ind. High Game - L. Sauer Woll Z, Lott 1 J . Grueser 483 L. Sauer Crow'• Towa " ColiDtrY P. O'Brien I Pomeroy Cement Block H. Clatworthy MS J. Duerr 523 R, Dlvl! 475 r·. Anderson 430 S42 I J74 NOVEMBER INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE! Wun :t, Lou I, Potot& I Middleport Dept, Sf.ore K. WD<><1> 502 V. Wippt!l 4W H_ Russell P . Sylvester ' m m 972 Handkap illO Toto! W.., I, Loll I Team No. 4 NUv . 1%, 1914 Jim Si s ~n D. Dotson P. Casc1 (2 &oiln: J _ Louks 410 and Gny , 830. lei Team tliih Sfrilt t8l & Groy , 1453. Blue lt 8 p.m. In the s<;hool ... 5 J . Menchlnl S. Globoiffir S, AtDOld INDUSTRIAl. LEAGUE 1 Team Hlgb Game <1111 240~ Tot..& I 2064 Mr . Btt Asbland Oll J Follrud -443 I H \.' ineyard 430 527 Si~SOII E (;Jl!iand ~03 -1 79 ( ;ro v~~ R. Sarge-nt 433 Johnson 557 1 R, Plyma lt! 416 Thomes ~'5 Handicap 150 51~ Hawlmgs Total 2375 8< Hand icap Wua 2 IAJtl t '1'\fod 1 Polnh 7 :1517 Total K & C Jtwtlcn Won ! , Lost 1, Pnlnls I C. Ridtoul 378 lnd Higl1 Gttme George p _ Radford 4:2.8 (:nne246 1 515 Georgt' G. Grttle Ind . High Sene-§ L. Wolfe 172 Grate 593 Foremau .. Abbon 500 Team High l.t~me - Holsum : A. Stobllrl 1293 Blackston I Total l&l Sale~ 944 . Abbo<t 407 I Teum High Series - Holsum Won I l...oal Z Tied 1 Points I t. Lo!!lt I . Polntt 4 1, lilt Team No. I B Koush No\1, 563 ~~ W. Wlllford J Boiley Flameleu elcetric rartges prefe,ed 3 to 1 for cleaning ease! Aad . . . . oaly OIMl ol .... , ..,_of oleetrlo eooklq _ .. - - prefer I 1,011 WOIIIeD Ia 1M i:lectrle eo.... pany uea NCenliy oomparod n 1••, fNtun for featUH-oad it'• • ..,. to- lhe i..ad 10 eleetriel wpurehaoed. a......,t_ .u.trio NaP •• pooitiTel)' enthualaode about tho way their ldtehea>o a&aJ olean• .... eooler, 1M ea1J _, .a-rio ....... . eleu ap, 1111d etloer - - ' - - f-no. Ia fao&, ._., day, _ . . paoplo •nooao for IOblt! eleolricl he doe ..w .odelo who__.,. . al•• ....,,. BOB VAUGHN 111 W. SECOND ST. KENNY WIGGINS' POMEROY, OHIO ' I - · y-·n pn/• elee&fte, - ...... · - whea,..... ... It ....... , -l~ _!:!:!!=.!~~ .rw~ .,....,. •t,fl.l. ..._ ..... . ,....... .,.., ....... • .......... ftll ......... c..,-.... --. JNI. Just,ourst'le but be h.ad DO tdea when. He 1 • • ::·~b~~~ ~~~~n :~.,:: • ... powtmade pubho was 1111!'!!11 . DoH Not llderfere The governor 18id lite would take part in opening th& Columbu!-Cillclnmdi leg cd I-11 Thursday and hold an afternoon news aonferenee at Ca· tral State College at Wilber- 1 force on tile way home. . "For th~ third time" he said he did not interfere with the ac· · tions of the trustees at 11tate : institution.-;. &me had ohflrged that persons close to Rhodes I were involved in the recent re-tirement of Central Stale Pres.i- f dtont Cltarles Wesley. i The governor told a Spring- ~ field newsman he asked the spe· cial session, which can consider only emergency matten , to consider transfer of tile George Rogers Clnrk p.~:~rk there from the state to the city bt.'cause Springfield people fell ilit mat. ter was urgent . He said they had wanted the transfer for 10 years and he felt it was time to act . He !lllid he WOllid .appoint trustee1 to the Cleveland State UniversitY and the Toledo MedIca) College when tile special session passes the law to ere· ate the institutions. Asked ~ he planned to al· tend the RoM Bowl football game in California. on New Yaar'a Day, Rbodoa chuckled ho would know Saturday night II Ohio Slato or Michigan would be in the game. Then he said he probably would not attend Mill &. S.Ond StrMio even if Ohio State repruented... - - - - - - - - - - ._.. ...,.., lila Bl& T•. I -,s Qodt;pe Polara. A bOg handsonoe ~toot <A -.1 L ao; . . , . llaOSVog ~ .. CNei tile ~ Outside. ..... deaPt. dlstif>ctNe. lnsode. lndles t»gger .... last ,....., Ould•er. 100. \li.4M a 383 cu. "'- V8. S'laodard ~ 1oa1 Iiles regular gas best. Climb ito !ll'ld take a look 11000a011 ~ a<>d lliaalbat yQil ~ ~OIIIr more expea.sHe ~ Nicest 1t1iAg obout !he "65 Dodge P ajar" li t oe loob. ~ ~ "-'<Y gel ¥00 go>ng. lhe pnoe 'fOCI clu '•· Dodge comes 011 Dog Jor "65.I"Aotr toOt.,._ along lor the Rde I N. "/DAM Dodge ciellle!'\L DA _,..,slow .,.__.,,.~CHRYSLER ·ss Dodge 1'&9' ..... ""RP"MDiMD Polara R. H. RAw Ll NGs s0Ns c0 • I III08i __.... rEs-. ~ ,.... ..._, .. Mldcll...... . .. ··;, -r::""" ;'t ~. ··."a:·_ �1964'r-------------------------------------....;,_____, 5-Da)ly Sentinel, Pomerov·Middlrport , 0 .. "ov. 17, Shields and daughter Iof Syracuse LIJUt.rt Falll t.s 1\omln< o1 Beech Grove lid . 1 Claudi Mr. Georg Mcroy of f.aq Li\'tTpool: \1iss \\ li m;~ S<l! re of H<KHH:' a n d , Mr tmd Mn; Paul Het:>gli:' o ' Let1u1 F'a\1~ - - - - -- -·- -- Thus.- from the F rrst Uru led Mr1 Archlt~ F: Lee lpPnl 1 Pre~t)ytl·n;m Chun:h, ~ervin • 6fkt"nd v.trh ht-r morhn Mrs tun('h a: thu Floss re Roush auc· Rtd W ph \ 'u W ~obt<l or Charleuon. ' tltn :-.u!oo at 1h~ Me1gs County Fwr ~round s were, .\1rs. Esther Mr ancl Mrs James Author. Hardfn. Mr~ Agnes Wh tle, Mrs. son and tJaugl11t·r Patneru and Ad<~ Sla('k, Mrs Naomi London. her rnotht·!-, \lr;-, :\ugu~ta Will, Mrs HPit'n Diddle Mrs Es l h~"r Ju_rul an d Te JTY Nic·ho\s of Me· Syl i t'SICr, ~"ir~ L~ura ·Pi cke~s. "d i n<~ v1 sllt'd \!r and ~1 r.s Hay- l\lr1-. \1<trgnrct rnnrill, M i :>~ rnond Outdwr Ulld d<ltlg lllt'r Fr.mkw 1\h.lnli.l "" , Mrs. Haze l Jf'an 11! .su mrn: ·r~\JII t' , \\" \ ' :1 Clink :\t r·~. Mart;<H"t'l Wi nl'brcn · Mrs. \\ 11l1er Smllh l!nd son of rwr· ,111 t.J \Irs . < IL·nevww Srnol Nf'w Straih\lllt·, w:1s n Suncby der l.uesl or lier aunt, tv.lrs . S F Ht:d'nl gut's!:; or Mr . and Mr<:. . _ (: lurk :!lui daughte r ~ rleda Hwhard HL1us h and Mr and Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Crooks Mrs 1;1·orge Schru:Jder .:~ nd dau ;und du u ~ hlt' r ~ tJ! C'ol_um bLI.!! glller Elea nm· Kay were Mr. 1pent a weekend hf""fe With hi!! .:.wd ~ I rs {"hv.rles Ou ckwort pa renb. Mr and Mrs_ Urvil lt' und granddaug hter Roberta Crooks and ot he r rrla tlv es. wis r.ln, William Duc kw orth He v. and Mrs D S Mills of dau,ghl ers Denise , Di ane an' .Bu ckey~ L8_ke spent nme day s 1\aren and IH:o r mot her, M:rs. wtth h1 s ~ t ste-r~ an1i hrothto r, Tr.11 .y Shook of Rittm an. Mrs. Mr . and ~ rs. fi:rn e ~ l ~k R rlde. ' Bou~h·s hJrt hday was obsN ved. ~r nnd Mr.~ . Thom;ts C' la rk l\.1r a nd Mrs." L:twn: nce Sell'-nd Mr D.wid MHI~. u·~ ol Co lum bus spent d week· Mrs. H \...... V·lllham::~ <J n d end he re wnh thetr molh er :~, 50ns of Ra yland : Mr. and Mrs M1s Cmne SeliPrs nnd Mrs. (;i l~ rl Beegle and fa mi l~ of , ~-'l<1ry flan11 gan and sons LoUIS Fmrborn ; Mr . and \1rs A. J .! nnd Robert. 'J'urn bull of L ~nca s t e r and son Mr. Geo rge Schneider and ·tmd daughter- m-law, Mr. and r.bugh!P.r r:leanor Kay were in Mir!:l . Robert Turnbull :md sun Col umbus to attend the 0 hi o (lf ~olum ~u s. and ~til 1\oeppe lst al e footb all game . nf Sprmgfteld _s pent. Sunday Wit h TPrr~' Nichol s returned lo his .fr1r. a nd Mr~. £ 11151 McBnd. hom!' in Medina after a visi t \1r \\" C. l~ dw ;-w d s of Wrs t wit h ~~h . ;md 1\"lrs J a mPs Au!h ''-" ibert•.· and ll ;mghter . '\1 r s. l'!"SOll . d<ll!ghter Pot r wia . i llld Frank Bngh! oJ Columbu:. :spent Mr li. Augui:Sta Will. j f1•w o ~~\~ here with n• latt ves . Mr (/ enrg e Shivler and dou Mrs llrrhe r l Pa t·ke r, spe nt gther J tmt• and his mother. Mrs. 11 ll"ft-' 1-:t ·mf w11 h lwr bru!I H'~ Al lw rt u Sh r i vrr nl Cmc mn al i Sununerf lt·ld Hntl fa mil y , Mn O iHIH Hv s1·11 . M):rrysvilte, P~ . Vts it ig Mr:-;.· Law te nce Spt:ndmg u ~ um..Jp~· wt th \1r. die wen• lwr brot l1er Karl and Mrs. Luwrenc·e Uiddlt' were tm and friend We\htnn. Mr!'. Vint Slavt' n, Mrs. Paul , Weekend gue!:i iS ol Mrs. HtJrke and smt!i .. Terry , Hl c ky .!S \ <.~r k and son Hoger f. Hn or Did· Slav- Ad wen: and Amhony nt Wellston, and \1r . and M rs Rnber1 Slack and Mr. and Mn. Jnck Handley D<~ v id and R.obvn of Tuledo . a~d daughter R••beccu ol. La ngs- 1 Mr and Mrs· J.tgf' Sh ields VIlle . were ca!ting on Mr s Ca r I Mr. and Mrs. Htw l~<l ll !.on· Sllleld s o! Hock Springs. Mr s. don, M!' · M ary M. Otdd le rmd Stllt!lds' daughter, Mr.s. RoiH.n Anno Grarc Oller Wt' rt' recenl Hadfnrd HI a patient at Grant !:iunday g u~ s t s oJ 'llr. and Mrs. Ho ~ pita l in ColumbLIS. Dory ! Rrown and clltldrf"n or Mrs . .'\ da S l <~ ck vi sited her Mi ~.er~J Wells, W. Va . ;daugh tf'r and :;on-in -law , Mr. _\ !SJlmg recently wHh . Mr. and Mrs Harley E. Johnson and Rwhard Duckwort h and SISt l'r. daugbters T<1 mmy and ChE>ryl Mrs. Agnes Wh lle, Wt> re Mr of Wol f Pe-n. Thf' th ird birth nnd Mrs. Carl D11 rk wor th of dav of Ta mnw was observ· c oshoc·ton: !\.1:· ;111r\ ~·Irs. Mill · ed · with ire cream and cak e. ard Du ckwnrt h til Hunt ington. Thoma s Smith has !Jeen re W Va . Tlwy also vh1ited Mr turned 10 !Ji s homP . after bei ng and Mr s. Char les Babcoc k, a.~~ at Hol zer ll os p1tal as a medi don Wr!->l of Haci ne. M1ss Jant>t Ables hns rt' luru · ed to her em ploy men! at Co- : lumbu s Mrs. George Adk ins is u BOWLING p ;1- tlent <.~t Holzer Hospit:.~l in <;al· , lipolis. Wednesday MixPd League Mrs. J .(l mes T('aford waR m No\', l1, Hll4 Granviile a ss1~ 1ing in the care The Four~~oome 461 of her daugh ti: r Mrs. Frank Law Cha s. Winebrenner .fils son, who was ill suffering from Linda Winebrenner :137 pne umonia . Ga il Hovatte r 30 3 Rev . Oscar Nea se and daugh· Rich.a.rd llovatttr 9 1er Mrs Cha rles Hall of Wesl· Handicap !595 on, W. Va. \'i sit ed hi s sisler a nd TMa ! brother -in -law, Mr. and Mrs . Won 2, Lo»l Allt•y Cat~ Harry Potts. They also called 243 Betty Russell on Mr . Neastt 's school mnte 547 Mr . Richard Roush, whom he Harold Russe l l 464 llad nol seen for many years. I Lou Osborn~ m Mrs. Halph Badgley o[ Tup- Barbara Murrny 1605 pers Plalns, Mrs. Brian Simp-, Total Won l, Lost 2 111 on and daughtf"r l.~ isa of Wood svil!t> . and M:r s. Ruth Cundlrf, local apent Monduy with Mr . Pa('er• Four 573 ond Mrs . P~arl McBnde. Joe Bailey 382 Enjoying a bp.sket dinner at , Mildred B<~iltty 326 the home of \1r . and Mr s. Lige i Lois McElhinney m Sh1elds were : Mr . and Mrs .' Ken McElhinny 1740 Oshel Childer~ and chilctrf'n Gre· l TotDI gocy and Barbara J ean ; Mlss 'j Won ft, Lost 3 Shirley M\Her, and friend RobK - P't 532 ert Brown of Columbus; Mrs . Paul Kloe.s 330 Mary Miller and children Mary Blmd :\38 Lou, Tommy, Johnny and Ern- Charlsse Porter 541 est of Glouster and Mr . and Bill Porter Ill :Mrs. John McCoy and children Handicap 18!2 Mary Jane, Paul Jean. •timmle Total Junior, Andy and Sarah K., lo- 1 Won 3, Lost 0 c:ol, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett BarEvelyn's Grocery 3QI tcls visited with their son and Nella Barton m daughLer-in·IPw, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barton 3 William Bartels and family of Bob Eblin 4!6 St. Joseph, Michigan . They al· lola Howell 1668 10 visited his nephew, Mr. and TotaL Mrs. LPiand Bartels and fam· Won 0, L6it 3 ily or Beavf'r Dnm . I The Spollen m Mr . and Mrs. Herbert Zelher Ben Grindstaff 354 of Columbu s recently v1slted Barb GrindstaJ"f 426 bi s father. Mr. Henry Zeiher. j Virginia Hoyt 374 Mr. ond Mrs, Floyd Bentz ol Art. Hoyt 177 Marion were weekend gueslo:; or Handica p 1806 Mr. and Mrs ..James Autherson Total and daua:hter Patricia and Mn. Won 3 ,Lost 0 Augu8t8 Will. Ind. High Game - Men Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark, H. Russell 224, Linda Wine and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wine- brenner 198 brenner spent Swtday in Lan· Ind. High Series - Men caster with the Clarks' grand J . Bailey 573; Women - Linda daughters, Mrs . •Judy Rinina:er Winebrenner 485. 1nd Mrs. Becky Wohlfarth. Team High Gam~ - T h Calling at the home of Mr. Spoilers 676 lnc:l Mn. IJge Shields over the Team High St>ries - K - P's weekend weret. Mrs. E dna 1m 1 i I Mr and Mrs. T om Kerw~ ~ oi~C~~~\um::;b;u;•;,·~w~bo::;.~";••;.;l>een;,;;.;";_;run.;.·.'"--..,•••••­ and family have moved to Mld· 1 ~ die port from lhe Br ure Da vi s tra1\er un ~a lem St M.r and Mrs Jerry Black he.ve 1 mowd tram the Earl King pro· 1 , per ly on Sa lem St . to the for. me r Henme Nelson property off Sout h M&in St . Mrs . Joan Wi se is the new Avon reprl\'l~ntative . replac ing Mrs Grace Thomas, who re- I Our i signed . SVACC HI\ MPIO NS -· Th is is ('oa dl.li m • · ' · · JJ:omlshed record - · lllll (' \o\"hit('·~ Tl w in ~ and no _ d<'f<..·<~ l -" . .ll' . . ~~·as,: . ' 1 • comple~e~ cam~aJ~n of the objections to early Chnstmas shopping promotions. 1 1~1~hes~ R on ~ct_t_ey, ? 1i~c Re~es~, Ric~~~d ~~l~~~u(~n~icll.;r~. ~~~~ , E ·th tie :~~~;;e&fS}; ;,~~ . 'I:~~ ~~~~"J'~1~1~ t:;:;:~~~;~,,::~:· '::·:,':\ ~l,;':,'~ ' 1:~~\~: ;\~~~~. ~. :,: ; 1 12~~~~:1 :'l':':~~~~~~::!.~~:.: ~~~? J,~1tt~:~~1~~\~~i,y~~~1t'~A~o~~~: .luhn Shav~r ~ f l'l'd ltodge r~. \1t k~· ;r<1~1 - \lll'l~.l ''j'.~~\\(.\\lt':.l~~~i~hl'l: j);l- \"id D ~t r._,_' \"\' l ~n n 1 Carpenter Sariill News O~ten be relieved if the shopping many customers ask stores to make it easier for them to eGronted that the problem is not a one-sided one, it should ' and dis- plays are brought forward early to accommodate them. eAnd scarcely a major store in the nation could cope with the store traffic that would be generated if any pgrt of early Christmas shopping was postponed until after employee relations, of providing a place where those of the public who can not, or do not, plan ahead may select the traditional gifts for their loved ones and friends. -·- - - so n, to maintoin the kind of service ijl1 shoppers have learned to uxpecrt, • We are sure that if ell of our storekeepers ~ould chat with you, personally and Informally, thet you would be con- Middleport, Ohio ON vinced of their sincerity, and that in the true spirit of THUR. NOV. 19 be ~rltieized for their efforts to FROM 9 am to 12 noon Christmas, they would not perform a helpful service to their shopping public. To repair and ltrvi<t • Those in the store businen know that an extremely Iorge ( !<l i:! W. I\' 110111(' "1\l'l"(" .\ I" 1 ' I ll I" Van Dy-ke, Alban y; \lr. and 1\-t r.s [.eon \V oodl'lllll <1ml famil.\·, Fd · die (')(; mon s, Mr and '11 r s. • • 1 between Interconnection -and Ohio's TV sets1 eFinelly, for ell tho11 reasons, Gnd for others whh:h will OC• 504 TENTH ST. HUNTINGTON, W. VA. serviH yow prefer, Published as a Public Service to .our Readers and Advertisers by :I · Fern <:i!lo~ly or. Sunday . Otl~railer~ were Mr. wul Mr ~. I Francis ~ucen and ~1irmle of 1 McConnel svl\1 !:', Ohio. ·. I n1e Happy Husll r r Cln s<l or · the Dyesvll\e Church nd .''" Thursday with :\1rs. Ma xi ne l 1 I• I Mrs , Glen Turner . Mrs. J im m ie~ ~ Haning, \1rs. Henry Turn er, R b. Mrs. Gl en C!inl:'. Le(lh o 1n- EASY TERMS .. t FURNITURE SH 2-4811 Rutland ... I I I I .. a!, 1 Ph.". ~iiiiii:::i'i::\iii::::i~;.;;;;_...;..,...,-..----- ,I 525-7221 RUTLAND THE DAILY SENTINEL Now by Phone I ""'I while you have plenty of timt to compare before chool• ore items thet are In plentiful supply the entire year. ~,~~!~~dw~~~~~(~~-~:n~~a·~ f;:;~~~~f'(~o~~ I LH p rntt~r 8 ELTO NE • ll Hearln11 Aid Center ,devotions. Haning. Fl" e Pri<'P ga"' Tho:=;<' attendt ng were shopping now ••• ,. while seleation& are et their best • , I l1 I local . Mr . and Mrs. Nt•y " favor •..•. start ing .••• while sales . personnel an glvo you the kind of ·I nnd \l rs. .Joe Mom r lind Fr!lok Slwll z. 1 If h.. rlng io your problem Bottone is thean1w1r 0 RD ER _, II c A 5 H ! 1' anti !a mil.\·. :\1<- i\r. Mr . Byrd wlll be Iglad . to way Jn Bradenton. F'lond ,l. . you a free . 1rarm~ Mr c1nd Mr s. (; eorge ~lrtest with tho latest Bel· Knight childrrn, Behcn·a ancl tone Electronic equip· Terry. Co!umhu s. vts ih•d hi s ment ·, grandpan·nt.s, \1r . and \l _r s. ping early makes that task for y011 easier, faster and a percentage of the Christmas gifts that ore selected I mings . t\lh t•ns . Mr give iur to you, don't you agree that beginning Christmas shop- eSo do yourself and your favorite stores a PPtt ~· tllu r; \1r. ;1m\ \1r ~ . D. V. Cum- ._,... 1 I I Shop with cash. Save money. Pay Dills. · H ave on 1y one convcment mon thl Y paymt• nt. Have more money for yourself. C<~ll for cosh,, , as much OS $2000. It's l·ea.'> onable and confidential. I II 'I I I I 1 I fiNANCING OHIO PfOP£1 SINC! "'2 WY 2-217!1 125 E. M•ln St. Sob Miller, Mgr. ~I 1 1 ---------- . Also OfflcOI in Golllpollo a"d Athen I ' \ ; I Between I aftd I o'elook each weekday evening. nearty one million ObiOIIn' awitoh en their TV te\1 . lnterconntotion provides added alluranct that there II always enough electricity to meet auch sudden 1ncr••11 ot 1 1 · l nodi To give you better t~rvica for •II your • vc nca •i • Ohio'a inv•stor-owned elee1ric compam•• ahtrt power '"' each oth•r through 1 targe network 3t transmiSI_Io~ ltntt. Qh\o ia a key atatl in the biggeat ot th• n1t10n I DO~W poola, 1t1rted mere than 30 Y"'' IQO· Thil t'~ now 1""' cludee utilititl serving S9 stat" eaet ef. the RookliS. o•m•nd. lnterconnlction direclly 0 ................~ , I ./a m.:s lhtttrie5 and svpplitl for all mokts for sole • When you recall the extremely crowded conditions of the problem become• evident. • 0~10 i' hearing aids whole lot mort pleasurable? stor"s the final two or three weeks before Christmas KARR & VAN ZANDT ... kidnt·~· Thanksgiving. liven under present circumstances most stores are strained to capacity during the peak of the sea- SALES & SERVICE 2~5342 BEL TONE Hearing Aid Service Center complete their gift shopping before the crowded postThanksgiving period , Christmas merchandise I !\. convenient service to customers, of maintaining helpful fecting a helpful service to ALL its customers. And since 1 What's the be recognized that stores ere faced with the problem of e Every successful store directs its best effort toward per- ' GMAC Financing Available CHASE HARDWARE ; and os o group they represent one of the largest employ- e So, we're happy to take this opportun tty of presenting time. HEATING I elf you were to ask the thousands of retail employees - the year. some of the problems that confront all store> at holiday • •ill 1 I public would anticipate Christmes shopping throughout prob lem for stores alone. 11 Huilarul ·- - itrain of their Christmas would "COLEMAN" •,.. 6 cylinder, standard \ransmi ..ion, solid areen with matching in terior, white sidewaL tires and newly overhauleu motor. and d;wg hltrs , A lm<~ and Mary ke r and Eddie of Cheste r and \ PI" r·r·!· ~ t"·.· l'<~ 111 t\ IHI vi("inrt v '·"' ' '' ,. Ca ile ll shurg, Kl'ntucky. Mrs 1\erberl Par k•T n\ Syra·l ~,11'. 111 d M r..; .1 K . ! rah~l"l't' . Tilur;-;d:~v tq ;J\lPnd tit(• fun eral cuse. I \l r aud V1r -. ll v.-;dll\' l11 f ·:i,tL Mr. and Mr':i. Kenneth RomHareld Chile Mgr. Cadillac - Oldsmobi • 1Jt rl 11 -11_. hnollw r -m-1<\w . Curtis ;uHI [l,t"Vill \. \-11' i ll" d \h ~ \ 1"! !1 Wl rill" . .\1r~ f:urtts ' HE.~th er l ine of Sa lem St . are the parents \ \,ocu~t St. "You'U LAA "~e our Quaum Way of DotoKBllldDe.... thnd Middtepor1 •J ll ,.' 1· ' ,:l,' ,,,, \")I'~ H·· l;md ~ 'r : IJ \\'lilt: grt·w up near. u < . • of a son bnrn al Holzer Hospll- 1 tn•t• nne! 'l'l r .~ . l{.t>mli"Ti t ( l"iiiJ :IILd Is no"" m charge of the post- . ul thi fi wt-ek . ThPV hnve two ot.h- 1 'hone WY 2-2Sil WY Popneroy, 11·.-t· w:•n' <~ m ung tl•t · g \H ' ~T 'i ,r oIi ll'(' a 1 P, u(" kha nnon, Kentucky . e:· children Mr 8nd :vt I" !S Char· -..,~,:,,:,.=,,..,=...,~\1_,~,;,.:,;~::;.,;.;.,!!!!!==,.,-..,...,.,..,.,.. Mr . nnd Mrl'i . ('1 ;1i r J•:rlmulld- t\Jt> ltnm e 11l \l r ;mrl \'\ 1!" ~. Hou · \'I ts~ Shervl Wolfe . dauGhT er -- - - - - -·- ·- ·--·--· nit· St'l! tl N1'"\lfll'~' 1:t1· d llt \llt' . n. Salem Ct•n tcr, vis1 tt>rl wi Th \l •mwr· I I Fo \dt·r' ,.[ ('qo\vil le Ill ~1 r· blld \]fs Ira Wolfe has I . i:< undr and aun t, Mr . rmd \1rs. 11n S;1111rri:Jv t'\'t'n lng wl u•n \1 r~ . . • ,[ 1,.,, " '' l1 i ~ h,·o!iwr <1!111 ..,;..,. ri·c·~·iv~· .u1 t'lll fl 1oyme n1 WI 111 l h"~ Car l t:rabt;·t•t· Wil~ hn1~il l l"d \~till ' . f' Y c ar penter . Oiher gu :•'-t s c11 l l' r · ill·i<~ll" \lr il !ld Mrs .I. P Ohw Sl~' Un lv;·rsity ,. D e p ~ rt ·: t H~ Cal'pPnter l10me werP ~ lr . <1 ..;tork shili\'N FnJ 11viL f"r ifl:t! ;.t thf·lr ltomr n w n t ' l(t] Civi l Engmeer mg . l \ tr il•'d .\ 1r s llarnld (:1\l,u!l\" •rl Mr s. W. W. EII E~nw ood , :'\ii"W 1111 HL·•·t -11 t: ]"(l\~· nd . l'vlr ami \ ltsc; WtJ ift• 1:-; serretary to Dr. , \." :1·\i.lf' ;uuJ !{run·. \~ l"l· 1· IHJ.~ I Ill''i~ (· !r\ls le, Ohio. \1!" b';,ldt'll 1\l'fl' hu sill l' ~'i \' lsi \V 11 . flcr\o !l and Dr . l''. Moav- 1· .Vlember ~ ul the famtly ol Mr· V l !-.llr 1 r~ 111 C dlqwlh 1111 ~ . llur lor ' in t'11ol ~ t l l 1' l"l't"l't1 11 ~·. r·nz: 1dc1 1. 1\'-;shl.it nt prof Pssors Ill d Mrs. Dale Stansbury mPt d w~o·. and !'a llt•d 11n hi " hm tl w r- \lr:-; lkrlli:t .\lllll '-. t• nl !'l"\n ln · l lw dt• 1111 rtnwnt Mi ss Wnlfr:- is <~ 1 their home on Su nda y (Jnd in -Ill\\' ~m d ~ i sH"I" . \lr nnd VI r " I'd Willi (I l; lll1 ii l" di nru-r. Sal ur · l ~tti ~ ~] ;l d l];ltt' or Hut land High . . ,r.nred thr ir twin son!!, I.Jrr\ Jl nit 1h Fr :rl.lt" l" :111d f:w1 il v 111 d:1~ , \'1111 1\h 11111lOJ'Ing 111'1" 1HO- Sc huPI . . i .J err\" , with ll birthday tim · ( ;lllltt:Pi•o.; llw r·ln ·l:t w. ·I \\' ·It> II t·rws DI \lr ;mU 'l.l r ~. Charles Simp· 1 ·r . Th0:-u· present Wl'r e VIr \lr. :11Hl \lr" i\ H. c· ~\i·r i 1H t t : m:tp 11 l 1 ~ ln(_l Mr .it'tl •.· r 1 , 111 ~ .md daughters , Charla and 1 •:1 Mrs. Cl;1 ir Stansbury r"Jn!l moH d to C ha r i ~"\HI I, Wt·~l \'1 1· ·I t'~ 11 c~~ bet:n v1s 11til r•e. lwr,• • w1t h \ 11 ,ti:;sa 11 [" Columbus sprnt sev· d 1uuhters, Groveport, Oh io . Mrs gtnl a u n \1 1 111 dn~· 10 liP IH'il r \ l r \mn~ :11\d 1\·l r~ '"l' H!ll"f'~ I ' ' ' 1\ . l '' l ('" ll! UI1 wi th her '\ ,. 111 I 1 II 11 . I 1"1<I U• ~ ' • and ;~ Turner and Tf'l"eha , Ht· v· 1 \l ~· lr d : 1u ~lt 1 t 'r , .v 1·, ' '' 1 ;nliill ol \ l tddll')!ll t l H [) :ml ):tn·nt <.:.: \ l r . ;md :'VIr ~. l{ oy Snow : 11dsburiJ., Mr . and ~r s. Jerry Spt'!ll"t'T . Thrrr new :tddn".;~ 1o.: \ h ;md \\!'~ f"u:-;h .)oiiii"IILII ol rl, . 11 ..; ansbury and duughtt·r . Colun1 17'l5 Sdg1 ·1'.'\lnd lkiV t' l 'h;~r l•·:-;- l\r:Jdbur:.· . ~1r . 1,111 \~l r~ . Htta.t· l\1 ;~v and ', bua. Mr . and Mrs, Larry Stans· to 11 , \\'. V<L i!lld tlw~· will c1p :\ l r. ,111 d \l rc. . .-\Jphil. Hu,sel\ d Hidre 1 t>•.O:Jlw .· 1,nt l i'l'.llk(·. ~~~v~ Qury , Pickerington . \1r s. B••lly pn•r l I !· tw: I J" Illf.\ tru l'. l'· ,,· n . . . muved t: , l l N Ull I\ M;.~ tn ~li ~ el . Throckmorton and d~ughtrr Lt•:->· n1; 111 y triPnds . .'\n1ollg tltl l~t· \llJI) sun. Mrs. 1·.1:->11' Pn ce .. :vl r~ . tu til<' II" l l". \mllll' 0 11 ;•w i::.M 1 and , lie, Dayton, and Mr . tlnd \lrs. I"H llect to ~e1· lht t":·J ~\1' 1" ~ r 4· [torot hv· l ' t n\". •t 1..u., . . .,· Juch w<.~s bui lt by 0 · \ Irs. l) alt• :-i t:l ns. orya1. • · . Chester Price. local . Mr. flnd f'P nlh :11 their hon H' 1H'J'e W(' l"l' hur~· tl!ld th e \i, l sll·~~ tlw B:luilt Lu ·· lw r 1·11 Tlt1 \1o:'l .f' Mrs. c. w. StansbUI") . Co!um· H l;w~lw Cl !nf'. Albany. \l r and \ tr and Mr-.; H ~- St_arki'Y vowi'lt ed by !he i\'IUY"'· i :; now bui, were supper guest s 0~ Sun· \lrs .Jesse Cw.:klrr . Allwn ~, Mr. attrndl'rl tlw <tJillUCII ses ~ wn of ocntpi1.J . bv :'1'\r. an,! :1 1;·~ .It! · day evening at !he Dale Stan:-.- 1-md \·l r~. Lut her Cooper . ;md th•• Ohiu SI:JtP t ;range ill Alm m ry Eads and farnil/. Tile ~ ~Js bury home. . Mr . and Mr s. 0 . M. Cu,p er , l'('l" l'ntl\'. pur chased lllc p ~·np.:•rl; tntm Mrs. Granville Stout, Dehbn' Col umhtb. \·lendal .l o1·don. ~\o1 1 • \ r. and Mr<>. Hoy Snowd~n . tmrrll A N NOU NC"~EU I M d and Jimmie , h;,ve returned trom and \1r s. Dor st<y .Jord ,ll\ and \ lr . n• td \lr ~;. Wlil Hl lh l 'lwflCI · 1\t:l"l'nt gu<'_sts o · r. <~ n._ I a va('ation spent in Orlando, fa m i l ~·. \lr <tnd Mr ..; _ Hn~w r t 1, lonl ]1 \'t' rt·•·t•i\'i 'd wnrd ~-lr ~. J. P. 1·•o ld en were. '.\11s· ·, 1 Florida. with her pa rents. ' 'lr . BlshO\J <111d fatn i I>", \ 1r an( I 1 · ' · 1 1'1 Vl roini a F ·n l'li!' ~ , [ I he birth ni ;1 ' " n. B n ~ t' r .) ol n :- las, e • · and Mrs. Cecil O~ellcy a11d ot h· 1\'lr·s. Hl' X t'lteadle , ll 11111 11 t·. K<1 11 · • Vi"ll o[ Ma..;nn W. thv and He xic. Hu th Sla rkL'Y \\' ;~ y nP, jo tl wir >IJI"I·In- l Hw ltn(l and Donllcl I ' • ·Jn.d () jl-' ll \"l a rsh ll1 ~:tllll . Inc ,J dau ght l'l", \t r·. and Mr.;;. C;.trl \ "a. P" ·k ,. < Yl.r <~ nfl \Trs. Home~ .. ts e. r \Ill ..:-.: :--; 1..,1 \1 ar o;;hl i1·ld . Htl!i tr Tlwse visit ing wit h :O.I r. and · ·"o•· · · ti :11 S\wl tt: r ing Arm~ ;111d daughll'l" . ,s Ul.y . 'VI s1ted ' un-1 : \ Irs. Hohert Sl uut, St . Pl' t ' l" thl· l Ill ' ~ · · · · 1 p rl p · rk \~'efk !' l1d wNe their t"ht ldn•tl. 1-! 0."iJ it: il J'alt·rrul gr::Hld p an•nl~ duy With Iu s taller . ea It ~i \ lr :Jlld Mrs. k <l.l Stnul cHi d :tl"l' ~1 1". anrl ~1 rs. Vaughn HM t'. l'l". and " 1r ~Jnd \~rs. d~il~u ... . lll\" 'J' l w hah\" ha ~ tlln''' ~IS· 1'<1 rk rr anrl daughter . P Al ; f~llnilv , Ch<~rl e shm , W. \ ";1 <111d ''' · · ,. . · Cl ·ter 0 \lwr :\1r . ,;nd !\"l rH. Ruhf'r l Slmlt . .Jr . lers \'wkll', f) ltri s _,\ ~ m ;H1d Ctn· t.HylP. ot m~ar J(' S . lwme MR. K. L. BYRD Va. ih. '; md ;1 brot her, Wil \i;,m ca\l!·r~ at thl:' P.;~rk e r , . and f:mtily, Nrw t\ c11·en, \\' . . wen' Ml·. ;md Mt s. W1\htr Pm WILL BE AT T ~1 tial nw11Y h a ~ b.••.·n ~ 11l · \'( ,ug hn. ·.~ ... -...lfi.WiiJ• ~~~·f · . • ft •n ;1g w1t h poi srH1ing _:1s Ill- - - - . . - - - - • 11 DR. DAVIS OFFICE tlw :tft t'r ·eliN'! S ti l ;J Vlf"l l ~ Ill 206 N. 2nd Ave. r1•rl! oll Rer en t 1"il ll i'l s :u. lh•• ., e However, when the rea sons for the urge to "Shop Early" &ISCA YNE 2 DOOR Bmmlicld . Tum Ebl in, Fredd iL' Mc:C umhe r, Ji m m y lh ll, . f' l •f( Shambl!n , t op row.- _lL' I1 t n rl_g 11. ' '(t l,llLI.. I ·'I r·' ·I< 1.1 ,,··'I ll man<l ol'r· Jolln Sco t t. !ll<J n ager 1\;ot p res ent w h en pidur e '';;Js t a ken wPr e , ., 1 Peck Bob P rttT (jnd1~ ltr·('sP . 1 111• 11 tnl,llj · .11 · t-o • • i~~:er B ar,n ett, La~r.v's ~vdP I" . lJ a~•iil ~1 uMt'. T o Pl \loo n 111H ~ ,)tJhll \.u'v\'d ay. jPJw to Couricsy o f At hens Mcsse ngPr ) ee groups they would tell you that much of the stress and are examtned, the most critical agree it's MORE than o 61 CHEV. I ou a e· \ ~. ~ Nr·k 1·1n ·km· ;1 Mike MuH.unl , Phil Duncan , John Daniels, Bob Polcyn, 1 1 i ~~~· Jaon~n~~~~ s:c7J~-f~~~~, u,~:~t~~P~g~~~-: ~~X 01~ ~.~ : it't~:\~- 0 ~:-~~- : ~: 1 ~-~~.~~~c~~ Asked and It Deserves A Sincere Answerl eYour new spaper appreciates the >pirit that prompts mony SP . v:'t'hth tan udn· , ber 25 at home. The occa&lon ] 191i4 Kn!rr rre\'k High sdw o l foot ball tea m, wh tc h lts 1, 11 1 t SVAC 1 a mniuns unu.' - 1 ~aln have co mpleted t wo stnught seasons w1 1 That's A Question . Miss Ann Sprouse. has quit 1 he r JOb .at Columbus and is 1 1 helpmg ca re for he-r m<lther, ' 1rs. Cal vin Sprouse. · 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stansbury ' or Co lumbus are vi sit ing Mrs '1 Vona \1cKnight. Plumrners Celebrate tiOtb Weddln& Annivenary , \ Mr. and Mrs. A. E . Plum- , mer celebrated their 60th wedIdlng anniversary, Sunday O~to1 Do Stores Start Christmas BEFORE Than l(sg i vi ng? 1 I laney of Mt. Vernon. Mr. and I 1 Cambndge. .w Car loll Snowden underwent Mrs Darrell Burson and childA thought for the day- Amersur gt"ry al Holter Hoepltlll . ren. Bnan and Cheryl of Nt.Wt' iW wri ter Mark Tw.m said : Miss Brenda Tllf[}('r of CO.. Car\lsle, Mr . and Mn. Bob Bur· ., and ed\IOitiOD 1ft not •• tun1bus was a weekend i uest Of ! ril and Mn . Wtldon Taylor of · Soap bUt the I her parents, Mr and Mrs Way. Columbua. and Mr. Plummer'• lUdden as a muaacre, .) , ne Turner sister Mrs Flossie Weiamiller ·, are more deadly til the kml 1 .. r . and J\olrs W1loby Hill l· ~ll p;J tiPnt. Lung Bo!tom . !\Irs Ebrr Pie kms under went 1.",t't'l.; r nd gut'st~ uf Mrs Car·, surgt·r.v ; ! \ "rt(-r;, ns' ~1em o n a l 1 rie Sin clair Wt're :Vlr. and Mr s Jlo spit <d. .-..-nt•s t Theiss and dJ,ddr ~ n ol Sunday guests of ~h . and Mrs. Gr oveport; Hose Ann 111e1ss ot J r1 me s s Quick wPre Mrs. Lau· J Eickso~. and Hob 'fhuclwr ot , ra Sayrt', ~r. and Mrs . Gor- 0., Nov. 17, 1-'t 1 are grandparents. . in the~~ Mn J White da ughter o1 Mr 1alao marked tho bu1hdoy el 1SU"' . -~--' lo her oy ·' h·te wls ill M rs Plummer . Famlly mem· Wtlsmdler rWWJ~ and \o\rs .. Geor~ Wn~blt to at bf-rs Jo ining them ror the event hornt fonow:lnl tht et\ebntion. wltld' ~ ~:•t ao dauys last week. were Mr . and Mrs. Claude De- ten sc Society Notes Jnd. si~trr· m· f aw , tll r. :md M ~s. sptmt a Wt't'ktond wll h Mr . and Dall y Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mhidleport, bt~~nelltl yeu m many wayl. ""':• are two: (l) it ~orueel the dep.ndlbillt)' of your eleGtr•c: serYioe. t2) It provide• aevinge ~ red~tlng the emouttt ot 1 tondby taolllti.. noodod by your eleotnc OO"'''Ifll' • • • .,.... in~ 1111 k - ale<>lrlaiiY low In Price. lntorc_.c!loa io a algntloant .....p.. "' :.::: doQo bJ lll!lnloKWitsd COJI1llonf-, !*.... ...... • Mlh.. UI ?lltUI. . . ..... Your OhiO ZJ,.eot,r10 111• eincinlllllllll • ...,ll£0 ., tho CltMilllrl Eltctrio Rlillllttllill UIQIIP ' �WANT AD 2 SIGNS INFORMATION I- Pomeroy Motor Co. Auto Sales - 1-90-i= uiSCA YNE Chevrolet, z. CALENDAR SOOAL Mrs. Robey o.·es Monday River News door, I cylinder standard shift radlo and he alec . New Property Transfers G.qe readtnp : Galllpolls •inl. WI 11-3443. Dam 18.!, 11.9, running 1111 feet NOV. 17 p 11 1& 6tp on rollers . Pomeroy-Mason 20.Special meeting uf - H , Pt . Pleasant 24.26, Rintou Loci e 363 F and A M., Riolet Anderson to Lawrentt 1960 Corvair 700 - 4 Door $895 1954 BUirK entury. Exrellent l 6.3 1\.HJU!.Wha Fslls 253 , Char- POINT PLEASANT- Mars. :-: be ~eld Tuesday, Nov . 171L. Anderson, %.2& 1cres, Rutrunmng condttian Prked \es.mn 19.04. London , Marmet Kathryn Long Robey of K y- at 'l :30 p.m., conferring the E . land. R~al economy 1nd atand11rd trans Gvod tires, n d1u. h~~tt'r , I nght. H~ckelt ' a Soh1o Serv : and Winfield dams were on the long, W. Va . Mason CoWlty, A De ree said Robert G. Da- ~ WiUiam H. Lowman, Doradark l!reen f~r~ish . inh•nor hkt- new lee. 1(' 22 de l sills . Idled Monday 10 a.m. at the wg M' thy L. Lowman to Carol F. I Bout movroment3 : VanMe~er Re~t Home after be-i v ~he · Fri~ndly Circle of t h e 1961 Dodge lancer 2 Dr. _ _ _ _ -- $795 1Pierce, Vivian L. Pierce, par· I The Rambler I Ohio Rivt'-r Jefl'boat down I ing senously tll the past two Federated church wiU mef!t eels, Salem. Lu<:- 11 1 011t' ow ruor r:tl. rl t:-'an inlr·tl iH b 1u e flni~h. !!;OOd tU't'!, ' World Stamdud ol Compad ll, 6:20 am ; EU::.ha Woods lyears Mrs. Robey owned and 1Tuesd No 17 at 8 p.m. \ Howard McCoy, Geraldine M<"s ta11d11rd Lntn:> R<~d JO ltlt(l hr •a lt·r EneUtDCf! UfJ l-1 . 5 15 p.m .; Alice up 14., operated the Katydid Club o.n Miss :r~ry V~gini~ Reibel will Coy to United St~tes or Amerl· car room, rtde aod pel"' 2. ll.m : Philip Sporn up 14, 2:40 HI. 62 for man~ years before tt be t.he p-ograrn leader. Host- leu, Easement Olive. 1961 Volhwagen 2 Door - - - - $1395 8\a: torma:nre. SmaU r~ _:conom)' a m . ~:!iso P~nnsyl•oauia up 14, was razed by ftre several years esses Mrs . William Matlack Dolorous I. «mlth, Adm., PerDel un vinyl tnm, heater, good tlri!s_ 111 and m•nB&trB ":T m., Little George up 15, ago . I and MiS! Mary EJizahflh Chap- ry F. Smith, dec. to Rodney 8 6 05 I S.. ~ ~ lU am . Vulcan up 15, 5 a . ~ wa~ A member of tbe ,man . ' Smith, 8.9 acres, Letart. 1 MetropoUtu Moton m : St. Marys down lfl, 5:30 Chnst Episcopal Church an_d , The Twilight Garden club will I Rodney B. Smith, Sharon 1 E. Mem Stri"E'l. Pomeroy 1am. Cherukl'e up 17, 4:30 a. the Colonel .charlea Lewis meet Tuesday evening, at the Smilh to Dolorous I. Smith, 8.1 OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. Pboae W'Y Wl7l tic 111 , N~w Martinsville down 17, Chapter, Natlonal S:oclety, Dau- home of Mrs. Gerald Wilder- I acres, Letart. POMEROl', OHIO ~========'=22== 3 :.!0 am.; Jerry Bosworth down ghters of the Amencan Revolu- muth, with Mrs. Leverett Roush Gary R. DiU, Mildred ! . 17 e· 30 8 .m.; c . V. Harner up tton. ·:::=:=:=:=::::==":'==='7::::::::"""~"'"'"'"'~ !' . a!i co-hostess. Dill Lo Myrtia Bentz, 1~ acres. 5:10a .m. ; Queen City down i She was born m Mason Coun- The Riverview Garden Club Chester. For s~le or Rent 1 - - -...,-------,-IR 5·55 a.m ; Indiana down 19. 1ty tbe daught<r of !bela!< Mor· m meet on Tuesday evening, Myrtle Bentz to Gary R I Help Wanted 5 . 30 am.; Alton Zephyr down gan and Frances Hogg Long. ~ov . 17 at 7: 30 p. m. at the 1Dill. Mildred s. Dill, parcels, 1 ROO\-lS ~nd b~th In ~1mers- - - - - - - - - - - ~~ ~ a.m . Sally Polk down Her husband was tbe late How- . Williams _ Balderson home. Chester. ville. (lhw \\'ntf' Haymond \ LOOKING IIOR IECURI J:l am .; Dunclin Hruce ard K~~Y· . The Salisbury PTA will meet Clifford J. Rhodes , Florence 21 4 PHONI WY 2-2156 Brow11. 755 StPlzt>r Road. CnL JOB' up, 21 6 25 a.m .; Tiboit d?wn i Survlvmg are one sLSler, ~rs. Tuesday at 7 :ao p.m . in t h e l Rhodes to Victor L. Brown, umbu~ 19 . Ohio , nr ~ ·•il l 215-' rra111,.., v 1 Cl...u ._...,..oe ~ - - - - - - - - - - - 22 6·30 a .m.; Waller Beckjord iLucy Alderson, Southern Pmes, school a~itorium. Bernard Ful- Kathryn E. Brown, parcels, Sut..87 12. 11 16 6tc '"" ""' ad uOO• ~.utra~ ..... ~•.u~ 22, 7 am; Frankli~ B. up N. C. and ane nephew, Howard tz prosecuting ettomey, wllJ be ton Minersville. lost lind found ~ th::a t"ul . l..lal!o .. lhrTl"' Dr.alilllb By May Jobmltoa IGreenup 8.30 p.m.; Allied-A~-~ Long, HenderS?n. . con- guest speaker. Refreshments Ava M. Gllkey to Harold D. 611 :-:-::::--:--:- . _ __ for Sale ~~ •• 'Mr. and Mn. Ray McNess \and up Greenup 2.:40 a.~.. Funeral servtce wUl be wlll bt served. Greham, parcels, Scipio. LOST- Lady s Hulova Watch. ~·Business Services of RavPnswood . W Va ., and J. s Lew1s down Greenup 4..45 1ducled 2 p.m. Wednesday at Elizabeth Lyons, Lindsay L. plastic ery st:J \. Sa~urda~, ~~ ~ P!\ ;,1\ ~l)r ~:-a It' Phone \\\' 2 · 65 ~4. , ----- · _ Mr . and r-.trs. Cools Shefheld, 8 m; Esso West Virgmia duwn l the Crow-Russell Funer.al NOV. 18 Lyons , Jr .. to Cora Swan, par· Kroger's .R~:ward .lall \\\ 2-, 11 17 titc TRANSMISSION Salvage Com- Jural. visited Mr and Mrs. Wil- t;reenup 6 10 a .~; Lynn B.IHome ':"•.Lh.the Rev: C.~· Plt- The Prayer and Study Group eels, Olive, ~. ll 16 3te.l'SE o~~~~;lo~ C'<~rpt>l Sill\~- ' pany. Repalilng all makes. l ltam Ables and ram1ly Sunday , d~Jwn Mddah\4 ·30 pm , Buck~ zer offtciatmg. Burwl wtU ~of_ the United Mehtodlst churc~ Homer and Helen Radford to pou~:rs f REF: wd h R I u e tnmat1c and standard tran& I . II Ohio ' eye Stat~ up Meldahl 5:35 P m., I in Lone Oak cemetery Fnen s wtll meel at the cburch Wednes Rollin Radford, Patsy R adl.u~lrf' <'arpt't Shampoo Sdk · nll~" lfln" :\iaurke Ga~non, , Mane :nders~n Jl:we Beegle : }{;wenswood down Mekluhl 6.30 \may call aL the funeral home day at 9· 1~ a.m. M thodi t 1 ford, 1.32 acre, Salisbury. Notice t'r ~-urnnure , 'llit.ldlf'port. Ow11t>r Phone WY 2-6173 and Lm a an u ~ed Mr' lpm Hob Benter up Meldahl after 1 pm. Tuesday. Class 12 of Heath e s Johll w Arbaugh, Ethel 11 17 6tc 11 17 tic ~tnd Elva ~al ley ~~~son Sun· 8 50 ,p m, Pamela D. up MelChurch will meet Wednesday Arbaugh lo Mavin E. Murphy, NO HUNTING Alluwt!d on my - and Mrs. Carl An dahl 11 P m. : Pleads Guilty to evening, Nov. 18, at 8 p. m. at Hazel Murphy, 2 82 acres, Olive. fann . C. B Sh<~han, Purtland, IO!\'E KlNC s1ze Florence coal 4&11 Grana-, ptambl• _. day , Gallipolis uam- Turner up the church. Mrs. James Cris1 OhJO. 11·1 43tp l healer in good condttion. l UeatlDJ Mrs. Alict Van Cooney, who 12 35 a.m ; A. J . Patten down Peuce Warran~ William well and Mis~ Bess Sanborn - - - - - - - - - - - I $35.00 ca sh, 67-3250. ll·14·3tp Mlaendlt., 8ldt was in the hospital recently and J 30 am , Tamptco down 4 2{) 1 PT. PLEASANTG e lead- will be devotional and proRAWLE1CH ProductJ for sale .. - Eod voiD tewer tro•ltJel ed 1 me Is improvmg. 1 m. John J . Rowv down 8 a. Watterson, Apple rov • P gram leaders. Hostesses are 1\reWS ~ .u .._ l't' 1urn w 1a · · ed "lty to peace warran1 M James 1,I lo-"•l-t-JOtc ' ONE KIN G si2.e Florence Crml Wy·2~4J2. bl I "e Uve VtsJtors 81 the home of Mr., m. Se~t up 9:10am. gw . a tice Mrs. C. E. Young, rs . ==========~ stove, smflll drop-leaf ta e, Sewer Macbtaet and Mrs. Charley Cart'oll were ' Kanawha lti\'cr Solvay when arraigned ~us d Euler, Mrs. WUiiam Robson and 4 cha irs. 667-3250. ] Reuoo•ltle 1-. Mr Rooert Ours, Mrs . Mae . down Marmet 10:45 p.m .; Jef- of Peace A. M. wm and and Mrs . H. E. Bush. ~~:t~!nl~:~i!~~~ ~!~~c:~ 11 16 6t~ can WY z..mt DaJ II' NtcD1 Va~ Meler and daughter, Ruby, • ferson up Winfield 4 W. was ordered to execute :on The Middleport Literary Club Entered HOspital 60 1 • 1ft M Louise van Meter and H Shaver Jr. down Winfield in the sum of ~ for G~· will meet Wednesday afternoon Among those admitted to Hot THREE Men's suit~. like new,· . rs.ht r Nickey. 17.30 p.m .;' Lucy Jane Lucas Others appearmg before w ~at the home of Mrs . Charles zer hospital in the past 24 hours S!Zt>s J&~:{R. Two woma n' s :ve;ai brush fires were in d~wn Winfield 8:20 p.m.; Bea- win on variOUS charges e s- Bradbury at_ 2 p. !fl· M.~s. Don- were Jim A. Terry, Gallipolis Register lor this good ~eco~d car each lime you dnve m. he •urrounding country SWlday. ver up Winfield V:20 p.m.; El- Edward R. Caynor,_ Pt. Pl~. ald Mills wdl revtew, Culture Barbara Ann Salley, Rt. 2 Gal· wuner l'oat!'l , size 18 • two 0 No purchue necessary. jmt gu·r s co:tts. mP 1 ~ tw l.fe departments, the emergen-] gerchff up Winfield 9:30 p.m.; ant, $10 and costs, ~n~xic~ti~t· Against Man" by Jules . He~ry lipolis, Randy Eugene Jordan . rcjlster. g1rr:-~ Hill'rmedl::t l e SL·out squad and the she!'riff came 0 · F Shearer up Winfield 11 Mr . and Mrs. Hug ac ' · and Mrs. Dale Dutton wdl g1ve Eureka Star Rt., Mrs. Joseph HOME OF UNICO TIRES dre ssC"s WY-l-304:.1. t All the fires were entin· ; 'm :'H . H. Bosworth U down Pleasant, $3 an~ costs.. non~ "The Naked Society" by Vance J. Pushkar, Rt. 1 Patriot. Mrs 1 11 14 -Jtc 1n school' Packard. SUPER SERVICE ~hed . : ~· f·eld 11·50 p m · Diesel down 1 attendance t>f children Oscar D. Fink, Rt . 2 Bidwell, 1 STATION ~ -------Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence Wells : ,N:~f:eld 2:05 a·m:~ Helen Z. 1 Jerald ~yndeldl ~~~~;i!· ~~~: The Past P~esidents_ ~f the Alva F. McGuire, ~t. 1 C1-own J•ck w. Can•y ALCTION - Sat.. Nov . 21 . 1964 Mr and Mrs. Roy Powell and down Winfield 4 a.m. bus, Oh1~, an ea!h hned American Legion AuXIliary of City, John H. Colhns, 1009 1 bt>ginniog 3! 12 Jtl p. m. at ~ily visited Mr . and Mrs. I Cottagevt e, were of Drew Webster Post will meet Main St., Pt. Pleasant, Byron 2 9932 Mgr. WY ' m\' home three m1les north udley Congo Sunday. I $10 and costs Oil chargea Wednesday evening at the home T, Greenlee, Rt. 2 Pt. PJessan~, of F'ive Pomts near the Hill Mr. and Mrs. Charley Car- , speeding. of Mrs. George Hackett Sr., Diana M. New Haven, W i\U1UMOBILB tuurance beM1 Pony F(]rm llollow the ::;ale II and Mr! . Mae Van Meter I Middleport. Va .. Mrs. Everette A. Stephens, cancellu:l? r..ost your opera· arrows fmm Rls 7 and 33), ere in Midddep<rl Saturday. The annual bazaar sponsor- Rt . 1 Mt. Alto, W. Va ., Mrs tor's UctDIIT Call WY Z.2!1611. 1 wJII se ll the following . Mr and Mrs. Maywood John· ed by the Women's Guild of Donna L. Hayes, 717 Beech St., llliUc Llv mg room suit•, two-piece on .visited Mr. and Mra. LewOCie the Federeted church will be Middleporl, William Lloyd Rice davenport two dresser!, brds . Johnston and Mr. and Mrs held at the church Wednesday, 679 Broadway St., Middleport rockmg thairs, rugs. china Lawrence Johnston, Minenville By Bertha Parker beginning at 9 a.m. A quilt, fan- Lowell H. Beaver' 457 Buck Sl For Rent C'Upboard ~ dtshec; tsome anTuesday. The funerl of Mrs. Charles cy work and homemade baked Middleport, Mrs. Richerd R tiquel , electric range, caa Mrs. Louise Van Meter and Dieh1 waa conducted at the goods wUl be sold. A turkey and Rosenbaun, 295 Wright St. ;ol'RNISHED 5 room apCirt · i range 1 "ith water tank) Nicki visited her daughter, Ewing Funeral Home ln Porn- , Mr. and Mrs. James Bargan baked ,ham dinner will be .er- Pomeroy, Carol L. Sayre, Ra ment NPwell's Sunoca. t'hP:o:- 1 washmg machine, 1 awn nd Mrs. Lawrence Thelss o 1eroy with the Rev_ Eugene and children spent 8 week end ved from 5·7 p.m. Price of the cine, Allen Lee Pape, Racine ter. 985·2305. 1l 11 tfc mowers , garden traetor, 24 Belpre and Mr. and M.rs. Lew· \ cm oHiciating. Those from a with Mrs. Borgan and Michael dinner is $1.50. for adultl and Mrs. Mary 0. Hensley,, Coal ~e.xtensioD ladder. step ladder i distance attending were Walter Mn. Ruth Morris' guest was 75 cent. for children. Grove, Mrs. Dewey Smith, Jr . 15 Johnston of Minenvllle. rRA£LER luts. State approvE'd . lard press. tron kettle. AN Mr. and Mrs. Homer lcen- Moeller of Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Nellie Clay 0111 day last The Chester Community Ironton, and Clinton L. Sayre, Brown's Trailer Park. ~hners. TIQL'ES : Love seat. candl hower visited Mr. and Mrs., Mrs. Ivan Diehl, Teus, Mr . week Homemakers will meet at the Ripley, W. Va . ville , Ohio. WY 2-332~ mold. powder horn, '- wall Maywood Johnston. I and Mrs. Guy Russell. War- Mr' and Mrs. Jerry Waldeck home of Mrs. Roy Holter on Births 11 17 301c telephon~. picture frame~ Mr. and Mrs . Ward Cochran I ren, Mr. Olin Rife and Mr. Ri- of Giousler were Sunday visit- Wednesday, Nov. 18, from 1 to Mr.s. Donovan Lewrence - -- - - - - -- - - I other items too aumerous to of Port washington visited Mr. chard Rife, Columbus, Mr. ors of Mrs. M. A. Epple and 3 p. m. CreaUve arts for Brumfield, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, rwo FARM House!!, one three mention . and Mrs. Clyde Wines, Sr. Chrisbnas with metal tooling, daughter, 8:14 p m. Monday . 1ad Mrs. Frederick Buck and Frank here. rooms, unt' !our. SIS and S2D : Lum:h available. Billy Lou Martin, Great Bend son, Mike, Zanesville, Mr . and and Mrs. Delmer Rhodes tin work, textile painting and Mrs. N. Gleason Gilbert, RodJEJmes B. Baily, Owner was a week end guest of Judy Mrs. Paul Archer, Mrs. Mark , ha~~s weekend visitOI'I their aprons will be f~atured. Mater- ney, son, 1:48 p.m. Monday. rent , must be paid in advance I Phone 667-3250. 11-H·ltp l I. 0. McCoy, Auctioneer, sayre. They attended the hom~ Hisen, Columbus, Mrs. Denni.l children, Mr. and Mra. Rich· ials will~ avatlable for any· . DitcllaJ1ed 11 lG 5t4_ coming football gam~ at Rut son Dowler, Mrs. Doris Dowler ard Rhodes .of Dunbar, w. Va., 01MI attendmg. . Patients recent~y discharged ONE NEWLY Furmshed t;fh --------~ FOR SALE: Two houses, mod.- ,land on Friday everung. of Wheeling, W. Va., Mrs. Murl d Mr. and Mrs. H. E . GarNOV. 11 mcluded Mrs. Mildred Roush, ciency apartment. Also 1 ~ 3 USED PIANOS. 1 --:-extra ~ce ern heated garages. Tra1ler Mrs Doris Sayre vlslted her 1l Harns, St. Albans, W. Va .• Mr , tte, of Charleston, w. Va . Bethel No. 62 of ,the Interna- Oscar Woolum, Mrs. Harry room apartment w1th stove I recondi tioned upnght piano , lot, all utilities. ('tOOd loca· parents, Mr. and Mrs C lls~! and Mrs Edw~ Russell, Mrs Mrs Bessie Graham's son, tiona1 Order of Jobs Daughte~ Pitchford, J. Warren Thomss, and refrigerator furmshed.l w11h bench Pnced to sell • tJon m Middleport. Large Johnson and Mrs. Emer 1Guy Russell, M1s1 Katherine Harold is borne for a few days will meet at Pomeroy Masomc Mrs. Lena Woods, Mrs. James FTt'e delivery. Call Rutland I commercial building, suitable Johnson of Portland. and Mrs. IRussell. Bradbury, Mr.. and leave but will soon return to Temple, Thursday at 7:30 P· m. Johnson, ~s ..charles Rowland, su1table for 1 or l people Coats Building. 11-14·tic Furmlure WY ·2·481l for many purposes. Ph CH ] Gladys Wmes, local, Wednes-- Mrs. Lee Foglesong. Mtllfield, hiJ A:rmy base. A county Workshop. for Mem- Mrs Naoml SJ!vey, Mrs. LuciJ. 1 _ _ _ _ __:__ ____ \ 11-14-3tc 7-2361. 11 17 ttp day. ,Mrs. Pauline Healy, Crooks- Mrs. Letha Cowen visited wlth bership and Evangelism and le Burris, Mrs. Samuel SturgMS and bath Fur- l Mr. and Mn. Paul Ours had i vUle. Harl Hani and with her Christian Social Concern Com- eon, Mrs. Ralph Brewer, ConTHREE ROO • er Reas- SINGER PORTABLE, zig :zags, , as week end guests, Mr. ~nd 'l Mrs. Lydl& Hysell, Pomeroy, Mrs. Mra ~ena Welsh. mission memben, will meet nie Sue Gerlaeh, George Wil· 1 1 monograms, etc Mrs. Francis Brown IUld child- and Mrs. EUzabeth Ford of Colol Mra. Grace Thursday evening, Nov. 19, 7:30 liam Brucker, Roy Matheney, ona e r . S out attachments. Balence ue , . . 'dren of Oak Hill. lumbus called on Mr. and Mn. Mr and Mrs. Ricb- to 9 p. m. at Heath Methodlat ~Dillon, Mrs. Ire Lycon, or 378 Jto 5 paymenti of $700 each. \ Charlei Lyons, tfa Mr and Mrs. Harold HyseU. of Vandova, Mr. and Church 1n Middleport. Mfs. WiUard Parker, Mrs. Hile 11 12 W'!_ ~2204. itc l _ and children, Pomeroy, Vtslt::- 1 Mrs. !"fabel Tracy b 21 medi- Mrs. Charles Klng and child. The women'.s Association o Morrow~ Mn. Homer Howell, - - - - - 1 7 - - and ZlG ZAG 1964 sewmg Machine Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Greer cal patient at Veterans Memlocal Mr and Mrs Dano the First Uwted Presbyterian Mrs. Willard Montgomery, Mrs HOUSE for ren, rooms HOUSE FOR SALE. 4 · rooms. •"··-A I I H tal ren, ' ' and. Mr h · M"ddie~"' w\ll meet Robert Burns and Mrs Ra• bath SH 2.-4834 11 12 6tc I automatically buttonholes, ' beth full b t Storm I ,m~JUay. 1 l i prov- or a ospt . Williamson of Ironton . Churc U1 l . t""". th ' . ' 8 _ ~ sews on buttons, monograms, • a semen ·AI . Mrs . Leona Wa ton m Sh Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Parker and Mn Norman Will of Rut- Thursday evenmg at fl H. Dunn and infant daughter. --- - - : __ FOR RENT: Housetrailer. 8 blind hems, fancy designs. doors and windows. wmn- ina after suffermg • stroke.. 8 visited recently with Mr. Otho · church at 7:30 p. m. A '!banks· x 35 ft. Two bedroom. Call Guaranteed. Balance , $3988. urn siding. Can be seen at ii m Meigs General Hospt~~ Radlord 8Dd Mfl. Lillo Malna Ia~;., Graham and Harold r<· giving offering will be taken. Ripley Woman is WY 2-21116 or WY 2-3346. WY 2·2204. 1112 5tc l 773 Grant Street, Middleport. Mr. Pbilllpa, Miners:•·w t la t Syracuse. tly visited Mrs. Elaie Halling Mrs. Carl Horky ls program I . ed' W k 11·7-t!c _ Priced reasonable. ited Mr. and Mrt. Ar es \ Mrt. l.awrence Eblin, wbo een M Sto t leader with Mrs. Edward Tewks· DJUr In rec. APPLES, Burdette Fruit 11 17 Gtp Tuesday evening. underwent aurgery at H o 1 z rt r and rad Mr~ ·Joe caney call- bary devotional chairman. Host- PT. PLEASANT_- Wilma S. F-URNI-""'s"HE=D~3:-:r-:oo-:m~-;liouse, Farm. Phone. Wy 2-6970. FOR SALE' 8 room no;;.e with Mr. Dell Talbert fell off a Hospital, haa been retw-ned tn Mr. an and·Mr, Fred Donn teoseo will be Mrs. Rod· Richardson, 42, Ripl~, W. Va balh and basement. 313Va Con- Pomeroy, Ohlo, Rt. 1. 3 extra lots 2 aquare• from bouse roof while working re- her home. ed on ~r. . ne Sall8f, Mra. William Ingels, Is li.sled in good condition at dor St., Pomeroy. 10 23 25tp Cnurt House.in Pomeroy. Pric- cently . He broke his lll'm and Mra. Vernon Howell, who and chi~:e~ra. Dana BlurnenRichard Vaughan, Mrs. Plea~nt Valley H~spltal after 10 'll tfc g1 sh. ed very reasonable. Call WY his hlp. . underwent surgery at Veterans Mr. hild n and Mrs. Aruus Ohlinger, Mrs. Judson suffermg a back InJury ln a one TWO pure bred En I pups. 2-6524. 11 13 6tc Donald and Randy. Smith of Memorial Hospital, has been haur and c ll~ on Mr. and Whlte and Mrs. Carl Gilmore. car accident .Monday 3·45 p.m. - d Real stock do!I:,S. N. G. Rose, -· Coiwnbus visited thelC parents, returned home John Stou~ ca Racine Sun- The Twin City Shrine Club one-fourth mile eut of the in· APARTMENT i rooms an Minersville, Phone WY 2-6710 F-O·R s••E: Modern frame Mr. and Mrs .Frank Smlth on Mrs. Marg~t Al.len, who Mrs. Davis nnear wt"ll hold tlleir regular meeting tenecttoo of Rts. 2 and ~· . beth newly redecorated. Call NECCHl portable sewing rna· 1'\J..o v day afternoo rdl to State p hce ln Wall'er Crooks, WY 2·3631. chine with zig zag equipment. home, gas, new block gar· Saturday evewng. WBI a medical patient at etFrid. at the home at the club room in Masonic Acco ng o '3 tf b , age. 1 acre, more or lesl. erans Memorial hospital has Callers aSyt Mro Tern le Mlddl ...... ,.... Thursday vestigatlng the mishap, M r s. were 10 " c Uses cams to overcast . u...WED ou1 · P • "~-'-""'".., 1 1 trol of her 0f Mrs · Johnnd Mr Nice Jut and garden. Loce.ted ASK TO hP,-.'1 returned home. Elsie wag- at 8 p m. There will be elec- Richarwwn os con ----------:-tonhole, elc. Full baltmce, 2 miles from Pomeroy, on PT. PLEASANT -:Four ~~:;I Mr. and Mrl. Ivan D!.ehl of Grace carr a s. tion of. offiers. Membet'l are to vehicle ~n tbe curve and ran TRAILER loti tor rent, close $37 .6l. WY 1-2204. 11 12 5tc l Hamsonvillll Road. You have plea have made ap~licaUons. Texas who were ealled here by oner. Gilke and Mn. bring their 1964 dues C!ard.. Er- into a dttch Uten up an em· to Laundrymat and schools. to see the home to apprecl- marriage licenses lD the off~ce the death of Mrs. CharleB Diehl Mrs. Ava . Y ving Iince . Rousb grand guard of bankment and overturned. She Valley Lumber&. Supply Com- SINGER SewiDP machines . ate It Phone WY 1-6046. of tht County Clerk. Applymg wil1 remain for several weeks B.am~art are ~~hro hospital. ~~ddin T~mple, will be pres-- was thrown approximately 10 pany, Middleport. 10-3-Uc new, $59.50 up. l:leveral used . 11 12 6tc were George. Donald HuMds~n, visit with relatives. dtsmtssal. from t ~ West Vir- ent All members are urged to feet from the C!al'. The forelp SouthSide, and Anna a e Mr and Mrs. Ross Poulton of Mrs.Ariz wen U ,;nd make car was a total loss. marbines at barga!D pMcea THREE and four roo'tl furnish• SEVEN ROOM br1ck borne tn 230, L tart RaIpb . Mr Hoadl Car vinia to visit rela veB. atvc . f ==_::_-----~-ed IDd aafurnisbed apart. Tbe l''abMc Shop, ~in~er Sales bUnger, 19, e ·. Land· Canton and s. ey -r and Mrs Garland Mayes The Willing Workers Class o tf and Servtce, Pomeroy. Ohk). p.,meroy, two bathrooms. 4 Gene Rhodes, 25, Gnmms ruthers ol Beach City, who Mr. . Mrs John tb EDterprise EUB churcb es. menta. WY 2.-643f l2 I c WY z-.2284. -t 2:1 tfc bedrooms, garage, basement, tng, and Lorraine Buc~. 19, were called here by the UlneSB and Jean called I ~ent to 1~1 meet at the nome of Miss Xi Gamma Mu Chapter ~ =::::0=::;--:-:::;:-;:::;~~ 3 fimshed rooms in atUc . Grimms Landing. Lew~ Park- of Mrs. Carruthers' and Mrs. Stout recenUy an. a~ a h· w Lo Thursday even- Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Will Middleport Apartment, 3 rooms SLUGGISH "ptic tank' Clog- Large 'ot. Out of high water or Hill, 63, Pt. Pleasant, and Poulton's mother, Mrs. Vernon Charleston to vt5tt tbetr d ug D<ro~e be election o1 hold their mndel meeting r.~turs. bath and basement, on ground ged drams? Get Klean-Em-A.li l Central heating Inquire Lou Clndy Matheny warner. 59, Howell, hava returned to their tel'. li Jones ~icers day, November 19 at 8 p.m.,...at floor . Newly decorated, bard· Septir tank Cleaner at Land- ~ Charlr:s Wildermuth. WY 2- Leon. John Paul Bush, 22, Hog- homes. ' Mr. and Mrs. 01 lnarZ:nesville o A cbrtstmaa Bazaar and the Columbia Gas Office lD wood floors. automatic heaL mark Farm Bureau. 2205 or WY 2.-6116. 9-26-tfc sett, and Wilma Jean Counts, and Laurel were bak sale wlll be held at the Middleport. Memberl are Call WY 2-3200. 10 10 tic JQ-31-301<: t'OR SALE-Mlddleporl'o tall· 17, Gallipolis Ferry. MORRIS RESIGNS recently. D and Shirley !Irs: United Presbyterian church ed tAl attend. 11 11 tic N WASHINGTON (UP!) -Army Robert uncan eob ol Middle rt Thursday Nov. Nov. 110 .I \7 Duplex, a bedrooms. Sugar ---------~ est building, locatal 352 . Plea&ant valley Hospital Underoecretary Paul R. lgna· were Sunday eveniugD Jl11 ln ~ ;t t·30 a ;,. All The Friendly Neighbors Club Run area. Pomero, . Phone lnsur•nc• SeC<llld Street, W<ldteport ADMITTED: Mrs. Robert tlus, 44, of Los Angel., will be Mr. and Mro. John n ~=n. In :!;..ar Items to j,. co'ntrtbuted will meot at the Columbia Gill WY :1-3618. 10 2 tfc JORNSON, lnlur.... Priced for quick .alo. IJt. Richardson, Ripley; Mrs. Effie named aO!Istant oecretary of de- Mrs. Lana G:!:"1011 Robert, should be at the cburcb Wod· office in Middleport Friday Bl MOUERN • room and bath Agoncf, ln. All Ianni ol In quire at Ohlo HoteL Collins, Hurricane; Mrs. Wtl· fens• for JnataUettona and Jog!s- Dayton to :tltalized ionowin& nesday evening. Bake aale ltema 7 p. m. lor a Chrlalmal den> fumtsbed apartmenl. M til- _ ..... Jim Jab- IIlii Instructions liam Findlay, Ctrclevtlle; Ed· ttcs, succeeding Thomas D.l who waa p lhould be brought Thursday oustratton. Memberlara to talu ,.,--::--::::::::,.--;;;;;;;:;;=-;;;;;;;;; ar Hackney, Leon: Davkt :Morris. a car wreck. ornlng I pest. dleport. WY :1-11'/(, 9 11 tic Bud SimP""", ApaiL I 1 11o U, S. CIVIL IIIVICI QITSI ~lani<enship, Gallipoll! Ferry; Tllo While H o UI I oaid -Mrt, Joba iiiOtll mMaJIIlOU. Temple Py11t1an st. .Tho Past Malron'o "Club ol Sidney Edward Hnddleolon, Gal- Monday that Preslden~ Johnsoo , coot reduction ten will meet Thursday at 7 Evaogellne Chapter, OES . wlll llpoll• Ferry. bad accepted Morris reslgrul· Department• need m et the DAV hall, followed meet Friday evening at thE Employment Want•d DISCHARGED: Mrs. Ronald tlon "witlt a gr•at deal of re- program. It was al~ :n:':s on ~ meeUng of the Past Chiefs 11om* of Mro. Cbarleo Botmelt IRONlNGS TO do In my· homo Wickllne HendecBOU: Mn. Wtl- gret." Morris' I 51-yeer.. ld that President I U to with Mrs Richard Campbell and Beech..t. Mn. Wllllo Antbon) $.1.00 bushel. Also wash and liam Br~mfield, Ashton; Mrs.J oxville, Tenn.. native, has planned to name Ul Mn. Fr,."u Stewart u lilllt.L wUI llo tbo Ullalial lloliiU, block 1weater•. Wanla Pow~ Clara Barlon, )4asoo, be<n infiuential iD tbo Dol- IUIICaod ,, oU. WI N411&. U II lltG OP QUALITY At Rest Home i Pomeroy Motor Co. I =--- ----:-- - Old Town Flats lis' Society NoleS . 1 1 1 I ; I ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~1 K<~rr, Laurel Cliff S • ly NoleS ·- 1 I Dlsh~. !t~ ~a~:b w~· 2 . 25 7~ ~t Secon~1 ~6 d<~rm. w~Lh- Fl~\!A~E: P~~oom77~~~~.' M~:C~7 ~~ ! Joe da~=.~ gues~ ~rr s:u: M:s. ----==:-c:-c--- I ..1ftft l I I I • I • '• h c. dt II :n f ana ' ,. .. ... -·--" ··· ... ~ ...... .... ,~ ·-· ·· - "'~ -#- ~ . . "' .I' . ill- .... ' ...... _ ........... , , .. -"" . ... . ... . .. j . ....... ....... _._. ... ..., ...... tA • . ... . .~ ....... .. THAT I 'J I t I I ......... 36. Cul :rl. Nullify 38. Pla.ttorm. 39. Nl.ne: comiL fonn fO. Gtrl'• DB.iUit UStagger U.Woodetl. . . . DOWN .. - GASOI.INI! Alln' - . . . KING l. Renovate, H-17 DAILY Clll'PTOQUOTE - Bore's loow to ,..,.k 1&.1 .&XYDLBAA.XR Ill LU.NQFBLLOW One letter limply stand• tor another. In t.b.a. aampl(ll A .. tuedl tor lhe three L':t, X fo.r the f#Wo O's, etc. Slhgle lio!llerB, apo.. trophles, the length a.nd rorma.llon ~ the word2 are all ht.nt&. EaCh day the tude k t ten are different. ' !I--I A. Vryptognm Quot.U.a SMPJW I \· (t--11--' liPNNGM-HWMJf LTBJW)( ICECZ MCECDTO LHJKPMGN Yestw·day'• Cryptequoe.e. liiMP.lW JIAN'S PB B JPL. OCYJW.- ~PBTMB MERIT. UKBI 'ftlll CROPs, HAS rrs SEASON.-LA ROCH2FOUCAl.JLO tO 18M. X1Dc l'ea&Mr-. 8)rw;Sk:atA, . . . , . ' i 6UT_THE SUB5TITUTION! 11111f'l WAS IT POSSJ"u""' ICE MUST VVEIGH WMPO Radio MONDAY TIIRU 1'1UDAY · wyou must optn wider, Mr1. Belcher. lma.aJne you've \just cau~~:hl 10ur lwoband oneakinll: out or oomethinii!N WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6 45 Sign On 7· 00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7-08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testlmony 8·00 Ohio Valley Newo 8·05 World News 8 10 Sports Today 8·15 Weather 8 16 Musical Clock 8 ·55 ComJnunlty New.! 9 00 Talk of tbe Town 9 55 Mason County News 10:00 Publie Service 10 · t5 Family Worship Hour 10: 3fl Latcbstrlng 11:00 News Beat It: 05 Morning Meindies except Friday, Churcb Bello Ring 11·4.5 World News 11:53 Mason County Newo 12 00 Community News 12:05 Local New• 12:10 Markets 12,15 Weather 12-20 Bullelln Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12 30 County Agent 12:45 Country Go Roond 1:55 News Beat 2·00 Country Go Round Zo55 News Beat 3:00 Midway Matinee 3:55 News Beat 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:05 5·15 5:25 5:30 5:45 Discing with Doss Interchange Community News World News Sport• Tnday Weather Dinner Muslcaltt Sign Off SATURDAY 1:43 Sign On 7:00 Be Stlll and Know 7:03 News 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlinea 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News BolO Sports Today 8:15 Weather 8:16 Pt. Pleasant H.S. Football 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11:00 N•ws, Army Hour 1UO Public Service 12 ,00 Newo Roundup 12:20 BtdleUn Board 12:25 News 0 Grama 12:30 Saturday Mallnee 1:1o Ohio State Football 1:00 Dlsctng wltb Doss 1:30 Top Ten Revuo 5:00 News Ro.mdup l: 15 Publlo Service 5:::10 Dinner Muskala 5:45 Sign Off 1.00 Sign On -News 6:05 Sacred Heart Hour 6·20 Meigs County Rt"D 11 . ,~ Paul Bowen - Farm ~e ws . Hev. Raymond Jones- Rei o , Sports Headlines 6:57 Weat!Jer Report 7,00 Newo 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 7:30 News 7:3~ Picken:J Hardware !Tues • Tburs.) 7:50 New• Report 8' 00 BiU Miller Show 8:00 Johnson · Simpson lno. Show (Fri.J 8:10 Roy'o Food Baskel Show (Mon - Thurs.) 1:45 Baker Furniture Show (Wed.. Fn.J 8'45 l&S Super Market Show (Thurs.) 1'00 News t:OS Coffee Wltb Janet 10:00 Grand Ole op"ry n,oo Ministerial Assoc. 11:15 A.S.C. Program • Jl't'l. 11:13 Family Worship • Thun. 11:15 Mason Co. Agr. EXI.·Tuea. 11:33 Swap Shop 11,45 Tlny'o Country H)'ll1111 12:00 Noon Report 12,15 Goessler's Guest Star-Frl 12:15 Larry Anderson Show 1:00 Jim Meea Show 1:15 Blaettnar Auto Show !Thurs.) 1:30 Local News 5:00 Jfm Meeo Show 1:00 Simon's Market - News 1,05 Sundown Serenado 6:45 Sign 011 September TERRY A- OH, NANCY--I B<Xm!T YOV A 8ALL.OOH ! :45 Sign Off October SATURDAY I ·OO Si!!D Du _ Newa 8:05 Country Mus1c 1,20 Country Jamboree 7:00 Larry Anderson Show 8:00 Pomeroy Hi FootbaU 9:30 Middleport HI Football u,oo Top Te.n Sbow <DalrJ Valley) 11'!0 Top Ten Show (DuttoDJ) liTTlE ORPHAN ANNII 12:00 Noon News 12:15 MusicaJ Jnter1ude 12 :30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Bill Miller Sbow (OSU Football) 1:45 Sign Off September 5:4> S1gn Off October SUNDAYS 7,00 Sign On - News 7:35 Sunday Sbowcase 8:00 French City Baptist Hour 8:30 News 8:33 Hour of llt!llverance tElder Cline) t:48 Congreaiiii1BD Abelo 10:00 Sunday Chapel 10:33 Washiogtoa Reporto to tba ~eople 11:00 Sunday Sbow ABBIE AND SlA T1 12'00 Noon News 12:15 Christiano Hour 12:30 Rev. Mertin TeetJ 1:00 Rev. Andrew Parsona 1:30 Rev. Silas Billupo Z:OO Sunday Chapel 1:33 Rev. Roscoe Thorne J:OO Sunday Chapel S:33 Country HymnUrnero (Dan Hayman) HS Sunday SbowcaBo 1'00 Baptist Laymao'o How6:30 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign 'lfl September 5:45 Sign 011 October By GEOKGE WONDEk IWMClCIPI• ....... ur• l:y TO HEAR tribes ':m Sl- / I SHORE AM SOR RY 13. To drink; 1 1 U-"t..:.' - News Notes I ! Bw FRtD lA55WI!LJ. i ~----~~~~~ · ..... Harnson • ville Mrf, - DAILY CROSSWORD 1954 FORD 11 - - -- JET AIRCR :\F'f I I p.m.; watt"her hungry for more. The common belief that Jet · aircraft first were used t 11 r \ milita ry purposes during the I Korean war is a fall an: The I the t:"dl!:t', frustratmg a vie wer's Germa ns in troduced a jet fightldesire to switc h to another er I the \W ~62 in the lust days ~y RICK OU HROW Bnd hi~ show ulso hav~ greRt ch;w nt'l, and always leaving lht: or Wor ld War II. UD!It:"d t'n l>~ lnlt:rll<:~liuual pulentllll, <:ind to merf'ly tighten - -- --- ~ -····- · H U!.I.YWUOIJ 1 L'l--'l 1 -A HC · up {/w loo:;e end ~ wll•t·h make !lt.JCI, "' Gl•ObLE and S,NUffl 5MI'I,. f \' s lit" ,'> . la!e- l1uur Les Cr ilne tht> bJg dJffert>nct' ltiO'ft' lJ'"I!'lrh 11:-1 st'J'UIId wt-ek to· · AI:H' Js nJturall~· tlunking AeROSS 21 . Ont"'ll l ighl <~nU t.J"sp•t t- Ll1e doubts mostly of lht' Juvely <~dveriJSl ng i 1. Soak.a, u advl'lllun~ h" 1r .t111d fJ<HIIl' ll1at ni!.IUrall:- .s ~1r\ . mt·ome But in tt:rms of telt'\'1· 3 1'1ght 22 Ln• ler· around ~u {/i 1o1 ni<IJUr entry, 11 s1on v1ew1ng, Jt is also a facl 5. ·~ Noah 's • 1'ht' lak ,ng eldest !JOn whr•le 2.<1 ( l nd ~· It s utiiJ <1 few kP\ ::.lt'pS fro m 11ta1 the VPry nollon of a show hMe' s Mlfl arn<J\ lBt VP.] Opt'Q rt>al pul t-nry l1ke Crane 's - wh1ch 1s mos tly 109. Peel .() Mi,..t<li<' rtvWill" L' ktr~ nuv..<:~dav~ in television ta lk , co nlruvPny and localJUn11 t-' oam weo.pvn Tl T r" tll 6 C'ornd•)r st em d uel ly lru111 lhe hu.:t tlial filmed entertl!lnment r~:>a!Jsm­ 12 Ardor 16 i''U I IJ . Outer 7 . Epocha ni'W ~~fit"S genera lly are nul 1~ , in ronrept , morf" Importflnl garm~ 8 Thrt'lli.l~n gJvl'n <b II IUch lilt Je to sureeed to the medi um than an~·one inl H . Halm 13 A bottJ.e !7. Bt:IUI l'••terd•r"• Aa11o·• .:> S 11 1•·:- u ~ ed tu bt. when custs i1, or tonnet" tt'd w11h 1t, and Ht Lut:ty ~~;tupper 2 8 1<'1 (/W"'I't 34 A treat ~VT rnount:till 14 Purcha.11e :'.9. Ccri'EU wen: eheaper And this type of should be g1 ven the most sen~'1d o 17. Prickly l!.i A kind /Jil gnun 3/'i Numbf"r program net:ds tune to shc.ke sitl\'e, exaning treatment by envelo~ swa.b 31. A 36 P.at1onaJ down ll .Jaek Paar, who is now people of taste and authority. of a. frutt 1'7. Plead manneSB . Dtp qUJckly v1dew · ~ best shuv.rn an, had bt-en Too manv t01 1ks wi ll spoil it. A VI Cobalt: ~:~ym. 20. V!t.&.hty q ul n into wa ter Lf'l ABNEft Judg~ luu hastily in hi:; early . new produce r h<~::~ already bften l ~. man Lwnber/:;>JilflTI-r;;-V'7/n..,<;-T7-rJrlr:'7>1 'a Lool II 3- "1 6 7 dav~ un the · Tanight" program, I named . 21. Stair it is poss•ble he mi~ht not have ] Ahov~ all. the pacing and 23 Exca.vato <.·.mght on tl1e w<~y he l <:~ter d1d .: edilmg rwed to be l!g l1tened 2t. Cru.shillK AH WON'T" G IVE UP M Al--\ Bul Ihe nght people had tbe l and made swifter. The fact that 26. Exci8.11'1&( lfiLt:..~!SHIP l~l TI--l Pt..ACL .semt - ur t11e lucky gue::; sing !rhe Crane .s lww du~s uot r~\y "'14 cnvu:. f: kOM .'f' ~---'\ tlon ab1hty - to see. hb potent1a~ ion variety·lype enlertainmentl 21'. Papal am•• Likewls~. whal ts nPeded pr1 -i as 11s dJ<:mge of pate mean!i 1 SO. ThUll m<:~rily nuw Is the simpiP cool- . lln:~ l the edtting, the altermttiuni 31. l.ns&ntl 32. LJberi!Ul h~adedness to see that Crane ol c<:~mera shots. the locat iOn Hospt"taJ be= I elevision Revue 1ae-qutncH and the abl!lty of the I prrod!IC't:r and dm•ctur to knuw huw to get the most OUt or I . Ul:;( us..,wn must assume lh.u fun ct10n. The shrewdness of \ !Jaar Is ln his know -how at kft'pmg an audience always on I CAM E f-jE~E LIKE YOU ASKED. TO U>-<GE- DOC --~OST TO HASTEN IDENTIFICATI O N OF THE BODY. I I lr IISU:W A HOLE WEll,I HAT \I..KIU LD IN 'THE PATH UP 61: HARD 'R) ANS'I-I ER~ J:f<OM'T~ eE~ \O.Ife CA\IE, AAV toEA WHAT <>'llllro IT ~ 1D AU. SOI(T& 0~ CHARAC'TERS 111~ESi A 6EAOI UKE Tt\4~~ AT AU. HOURS! HARO~D GR.\Y Wto. HA'IE FOUHD FRea\ ~. (Jj:; TMK'EE' Mttl, UP. 'Tt) "THE BP0T ()f;; iHF E)P!.<Y::i 1a-i. D0£9: TUA"r f>U&,iEST /lliYTl-liNG TCI YOU1 1w RAEBURN VANBUREN f O S1'r-"; 1- 61<066•N~' ... ·• 81( ~'IICT f A'll ( ; {H.'G ~ r~rf >tXJ UPON YO!flr !<VI'7~ 4ND ;>'IOCr (i.E~ YOUR BANK."" • ~,.. S i.''J':--•-" 1D f>USM 'l'UJ r"Uw f.::; 3 PLJBt •C. !:-l'l: 't/ TO "'( 1 ~ASY, BoSS ,' �~ .. ••• I ~fu• Simmon.s ,. ...-- r FIRST PARTY (, p id Mashell Re Morns, 'rouP rei enl ter of Mr and Mrs I Ooudy with fniermlttent raia Tbur8day Low to. algbt :KI-42, b1gb Thursday 4.7 • ill. ON US8 SARATOGA tomgbt omd Is Film Topic ,, ,. " .' .. ,, ,, frJ@rflEl?fDl@n ' BRIEf · WIRE NEWS ... . r \ •' trpm U11it"'l ••r•~• '"II.Jnhorii~J.\.011111 , J t Market Report Getting Personal ... I "r 11 MEiGS THEATRE 1 0 ELBERFELDS 1!..--.,_,....,,.,.,.,,......,,.,1 I I 1r-:===r:':b:l:l:":"':'':'====-~'~":"~':' ~l:m:_:.th~e:..:;g~ro:u~p::__.---:; Bowlmg Green gameSheSaturday wtth tSherstudymg daughter, Chnstme, at Bowhng Green rs a who med1cal tech mrmber of the OU marchmg nology at a hospttal there :\o1rs. b.md 1 Coats went by plane from r-.1r anrl Mrs Hams Ktrby Parkersburg lr and famtlv o( Cozzada\e, Mr and Mrs Vernon Rogers \1 rs Burrel Da "!!:on and Mr!i 1and son, J1m, or Oak Harbor, l ew ts Roush of New Haven , W a1 e here for a vacat1on vrs rt Va and \1rs Robert Roush with her parents, Mr and Mrs and daughlers of Middleport Charles Bennett were Sttndav afternoon guests I Mr and Mrs M1chael Clme 11f Mr and Mrs Orris Harrts of RJO Grande spent the v.eek \1mersvdle 1end \Hth her parents, Mr. and Mason FJ<;her of Mmersvtlle. Mrs Alfred Roush and the1r William Frfiher of Belpre end son, R1ckey Clme. Rickey IS M1llon Roush of Syracuse left staytng wnh Ius grandparents Monday morning for Delaware while lus JXlrents are complet- 1 for pheasant hunting ing their studies at HJO Grande I Mr and \trs W1lham Koescl College of Cleveland were weekend VIS· - -- - - Itors of her mother, Mrs Wel- 1 Mrs. Wiley Gi1'es by Whaley, Rock Sprmgs Road Sunday dmner guests of Mr Soronty I rogrurn and Mrs Karl Grueser and sons ' Awareness of our Blessmgs" were Mr and Mrs w tilt am was the toptc of the cultural Koesel of Cleveland 1program presented by Mrs M1ss Lena Grueser was the Larry Wlley when the Ohio Sunday dmner guest of Mr Eta Ph1 Chapter of Beta S1gma and Mrs Harry Keiser, Mm- Phr met last week Jll the offtce ersv1Jle of the Columbia G'!'l's Company John Rudolph has returned to m Mtddleport hrs home, Zanesville, after a conducted the meetmg Cereweek's v1s1t w1th his srster \ 1rs 1es were conducted for Rita Dlrt 1e Grueser and son,' Wll- Bowen and Brenda Strickland ham, Mmersv 11Je 1who became pledges A bowl ~ mg party was planned Nov. GIVE DINNER at the Skylme Bowlmg Lanes Mr and Mrs Leroy Watson m Galltpohs Members are to entertamed With a dmner Sat· meet at the lanes at 8 p m It was a nnounced that all urday evemng at their home Mmersvllle Guests were Mr, money rece1vcd from the sale and Mrs w H Ferrell and ?f cook books must be turned Mrs Jack Ferrell of West sa. m at the next meettng Helem and Mr and Mrs. Bill Mil~ freshmenls were served by Mrs. I START 1965 CHRISTMAS CtUB NOW! Be s Uit> \ Ou ' ll h av t- a \\Uln free \ ul et 1d e 1n 0 5 I JOtn our liliteJ\s ~aHonal B fnk c1 -n Member Fed ll a\ DE' po s1t In stil ::mre CorporatiOn THE ''MIDDLE PORT ' 01'1 THE BEAU TI FUL OHI O BETWEEN PITT5BUR6H , Ph AN D CINCINN ATI ,O . , I 1 """- 171 L.-..------------...,,......,.,...,,.,.,.,-!~er'::•__:A~s~h~la~n~d:__ _ _ ___ 1Rtchard ChapmanHuston and Mrs Pa11l Thanks! ANNOUNCE WEDDING .. ~ ~ ·~~ Moot gfomorova rangu"""". _ they look built...., boot - ' f l ~ The aew i'LAIR models glorify ,_, ldlebell with built-In glemoar_ ADd tbil compact 30'" eleetrie ra•g• ma&es petite klteheao the lllOft doua. JWit 11Ude a ~ (abinet and aU) bato the place of your P,..,.,. .._.,_ laerecllblo! lt'a true1 ' *Coc*~llalrW ~ wbUe * Aat-.GMatk em. CoGti'OI yoa are away Automatk &lrfaee Heating Un:ltl Ia amAZing IWW RoU~To- You Oookiac 'lep --Free • AdYallbMI feature. include .... lket-~ .....,_ Ud. . - . ... The finest FrJ&itt.ire n,..e brotJtna:, A.tomatJe Meat T81ldc. aQd advancemflllts .. 1 compact 30". i.. Speed..u..t 8 taoo. Ud ""'*'~'. . ............. ·"\ · ._ow.~ wfttJ ..cluiM ,.~ • ._ t:lott* . , . - . . tlloON' " " ' - . . . , _....., Dow._:!':- fMA!Iiff' QP" F #For' plp 1 W M11WJM BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT. 0. NO. 185 [TI&[E)0/4\f'\flli'? 1 ,, ' VOL XVI NEW! . ' Mrs Myrta Schaefer Js an~ nouncmg the marriage of her daughter, Nora, to Coy N1tz, son of :Mr and Mrs Russell Nttz Vows were read Nov 7 by the Rev Melvm Alk1re at the Pomeroy Umted Methodist Church Attendants were Mr. and Mrs Doy N1tz, brother and sister-m-law of the groom . BOARD 1'0 MEET The regular meeting of No~ vember of the Southern Local Board of Eudcatton will be held 24, next Tuesday, November at 8 p m at the Southern Local H1gh School The magnificent 1965 Cadillac is once agaia in production. Our thanks to those unprecedented numbers ol people who have already placed their orders.. Their patience wilt SOOR be rewarded. All elevea models ol tL. great t965 Cad•Dae - """" oil the pr<><hocti<>o be- ond lloto ohowft)OJ98. We regret that p7oductaon had to be delayed more thall a month foKowmg the announcement of thil great aew car. For we kn.w the mconvea.ence that it UWJed. lhe ~ of devoted Cadillac admired wbo have placed their ocders. But patlence lS seldom. u mhly reo- ---eooily...a.-.-.. - warded • It wll be b 1llooe who take tide 1o Ibis "'lit" IJific:ent ....niBs CadiHM ia bistocy. l u - beauty tnditioDol Cadillac IIIIMCiardo. lu _.. opt'..de It doe delioed outomobile ol • time. ADd Ita handliac - - b e uperieDced ,. loebelieYeci.!NooddftooJioiJ _ _ _ ba•• ' MISS AMERICA LOAFERS Full Rongo OfSiiOI-- $].99 THE SHOE BOX Mlddloport, 0, SEE THE t965 CADIUAC-THE STANDAIID OF THE WOltLD-AT YOVa .MITHOiliZI!IIIII!.\La KARR & VANZANDT MOTOR SALES POMEROY, OmO 242 W. MAIN STREET • ... ._ --.,.., ., . . . ; dallgh· J oseph o Glerm, dtsburslng Clifton clerk third class USN son o( Si~rrv Stmmons was elected Morrts was honored on her M nd M R ' 1 nd G1 of pre~tdt>nf of the Mtddleport Na-1 fi rst btrthd8y November 7th Rrac t'ne, Is rsaerv loa •· , ('h h y p ng 8boarednn!u• , 1 r.1roJt urc oung eoop e s Attendmg were ROOney E Mor- tt k l f uss ):I<'IIP ttl fl mt>t>tmg a t the rts, brother to Ma~:~.~ae · " ll l ac 8 r operating cra t earner • , • Jer aSaratoga, out of Ma1· \lt'lllbtr' uf -.t'lt't.J ,,mmun '' ' • ,1,.. , •'C' '' --' ' i'W' 1, 1\ ,hlr 1, 1 • IHur h Sund,n afternoo n grandparents and chtldren, Mr port Fla ~· .... t \ lth >t ltl 11 ~ l lll tdl 0'1• .., , ~ 1 ~ ~"' , 111 ._ 1,J, ( ltht'l nfft('t'r" na med were and Mrs Marvm MeG wee, Con '--''__::__"------ttlrlttll " • 1 ,, •r- 1 ""! :~ · 1111 "h,~tout ll.urtsnn vtt·e pres t me, Lynne . Becka, Rayena, Ter. • ,, " ' [ ' lt•f . ,. 1 I ~ :J11t1 1-h I 1 \ , " "' '( h, \lid d• tl1 ~ r•tln lt• Sun mons secre- ry and Joe McGul.Te, an d l ; , ..... ,..., ' \ ~~~ I 1 ut \]~;\g~ \ t•tml\ (It --.. , ' , \ \1 .,. , 1 1 1 t'IHH,~.; 1 u 1 "('0.: •' 1 n uddln~ treas ur Howard Searles all of Pome\\ I , .. , ' ' " •'" h 1''' till•'• I •• holl\lllt' tlh'1ld le report er lOY Kelly Bell~alr, Btlly, Jim- , v' I' , \I 1\ I "' """ ~ lu, 'h ,...,, , fNt,llrl l'l l •rt•••tnJ+rll' , , ,. ; , ,~ , ( ht\ teader l m) . andSusanBelleatrofPtck1,, 1, l'h1ll\, \th lr r sung \ < I I fl I 't WWI,.. • lui, .. ~tNfw,•),• h ••.._ f'" "" l'lr-..l~.;• l>~llt' ~tt•p ht•l\son, htstortan ermgton Mrs Patsy Rande and I L..;.,lLKJ U , 1 1 11 11 II• ll t!1 \' • :~~ l l ~NI " "IRII 1tN1 h :H I.. Ni ·!'.c ~ ,~, ''l h ..., lo l,n~ul" l'ltt' \\ ill tnt•et lomghl a l 7 chrldren, Ltsa , Geary, Larry I , I lit' I 11 t•N>It .... HJt>J\ItmP-Ik I'Wt !.•)('• l'tr>tl \\ ;;til l11>. ', pn ...,ldt til p 111 ,It the Luster home and Gary of Colwnbus \;:J W U W 0 L.:l ' 'Jtf'lt\ ~nil ~ ... tl 1t1ut lv gl~•• you •~tnly ·browntJd [ < I .:! I< It• l vrr-..-1 t 11 toast wdh any kind of brtJad !II • \ 111 ,ud,-.,r \\r ~ ... ... 'lid lh"t h !IIlii I \1 I~ l '''IJhf•lv /Jie.~ itt COMPLETES COURSE v ;~.-,. v" ' ; ' \,\, h 11 ,, 11 , d<\l 1,, tilt• 1lntd ~..:r 1d1 • I P vt Steven K Ltttle, 18, son , - · ev•n r•heats cold toast \1.! t 1 ,"':..I' I \0 \ _1,. .w J. w~ loll() .~ til II'K ,"'<01\1 tllflJ An·it:t•llt C Lt lt,,lr ,,, \It, h111 f 't111~"~ ' or Mr and Mrs Wll 1 tam 1\t ! uk!• rw Houu ..... tt• \ It ... Without bu,-nlngt j!'/.J ' nr..--1"'-t"i ~ l'tll'l'tf'oi' m<"MN-n l! ' I I • \ \I ltb,k ,ttuut n, t'l.i tlt.il th II.! told Wll ha m Leml ey tle Route 1, Middleport, com· 1 11 f,vl•ll tt ht>r \lr-. h.trll• l\ ~ - ' t'' \fi~ f " \\ ,~ \lf". \1 l II '"' ·li~IJ.l( r hIll bo.,•n P•h1p•lll It lr rwd of till' dt>a lh of h I s pleted a 12 week engmeer ' I• \lr· Hc~t' r .. r r r. ' t'd ~.: 1'1• pit'\'TI \1 1 .., tupht' \l , l\l ax NKho kts (Nrrkequ1pment mamtenance course ! 111 1111 ~. ' I!T II \!t" 1\dHlt h ~ H 11 1 '~I ~ ., \I f". t-'\NY'11 ''jJ ' l ~ ,, ..... 'Ill ' 1\ ~lt: t~nHmhd t'l (ht dutllon'\t ll .ne<. 16 of Buckh,mnon at the Army Engineer School, \It 1- rl \),.,\ n,, r "~ \.t f'l. \\ ~ll l'r U.l\ '' ~ . l llti lllt\tlll~' , 1 1 111 111 g ~I Hill \\ \ a \\ t•dn rsd,r\o mormng , ful -: Fort Belvotr, Va , Nov. 10 He Jtll' J-.: t-.l;' l trtllrll I I 1 ]up 1 "t'l t'll lhh S,Jturd 1\ ~rl\ 21 b\' lov.tng a n ,lulumobtle accrdent l entered the Army last June pN · Pl ttth \ t r-. !rt>dr ~ t j, 1 1 ,tm 1 r" I'Hrl, , tht l, •h11 tr1 Hool>t\ 1 ~ I!Hsdci\ ntght and completed bas1c tral(lmg at loVt'bt•l \\r~ lr:Jnk (,ut'IJtl 111li I •"-' l"r > "'-'~ ~·~ ;Ut" :t~~t'ti l tl t~lTibUh' IV lht• ~l r~ ,h,lm Kr 111 , 11111 pm Sirnr1o1 s mtlude his pa rent s , Fort Knox., Ky Little was \l 1 -., ll ''" tlh lt-l 1 oro/ 'H':.l Plmlll t>tl .... tlt\ <I. t' •, ,,. \1 ''kl \\-' bu:t~r ta an\ Vi ti\' pu~"iltlt•, gr um h um.l n dli!WU tHt•d the \l <~ x I.. dlld l:: vt- 1) n Lemley graduated [rom Middleport Htgh Ht>.11tb \ ur \lr t lti •Tilt 1 1 ~t lt."'.'f>.t' \' ,,, ~,., I I u·~ I' I ' Ill do I \r "' l prugr till \l hll h llH lutlt d 1\w \OJ !Lnt.:!s u! Huckhunnon W Va , school m 1964. 1-h-:.H.It'\ \It~ l.ll]h.H ttl \it-. ~l'l•' t \\ •t \1 ' ldl nwnbt'!s t t't s H r ~.: tl k one 1J1other Ll ~lle, three sts- - -- - I II \lt(ul \lr~ ,t"n 1\ ll tP m1- p, ' .1 ,, , u 'I ... m,: " wn tl\ 1 1, II· 1 .til d rH 'I \lo> 1 I ' 1 1'1 t'" \\ 111 :ilki d 1\i,!.\ h'T' ~•w m ~.,.. ""-"'1'!!1""'"""''••,.,_.,,,._.,._ Brt•,ul .rnd 1 he g, .t utrl ul tel "· She tla, S,Jtldra and Glen\it• \\ dl~t t Br,ldl<lltl \\r-. { tm rt lr n r l• • tn' ' ' 1t tlll' . ~. ~~ Rr,·r•~.Jl.lm1 Ht'l t l •l .11d P::;.Ji m ' b\ lilt' Ht gh Sc hool da etll at home a nd gra ndpar t11t1 \t rglt'r ami \lr Kl••t, h II t , \ 1\I ~ 1, I I !'\, 11 ,j \\ 1 llhl \ 1 " \\.i]lt'r \\ ,t \kt>r '~'t'nt r.u b ~.ns m tr lt• undlr the dt ent s Mr a nd \h s Leshe G q 1 li...tt rrw \J, tnudl"l I Ill il l h 1 'll 111 11 '1. Pit'"\ II"' ,,1th \l r -\1,1 H•111\ ' 1 1o t' ~r<'"id,.,TI\ rt>c lwn or 1\11 s Dorothy La~.:ey H e~ yes of Pme Grc"e and Mr~ Gallipolis, Oklo \Jr-. lh·lrn )l•LIIlg \It" 13tu 111d \lr... -\ lberl Htrffnt>r und _, _ -\ grou p , Etghth g r a d c Hert ha Ward of ( 0lumbus FuSaturday, Nov. J.t, l96C \urHltul<d tht tl\t>t>lll)f:. 1... 11 l3radr01d :'1,\ r<. l\u1r1 '\• II• 11 "' '1\ automatic llh g1rl, 111H gu l,ll,•linf.,: lol 1 students knrtv.tr as th e . (,J s , neral setv1crs Y. ere held at SALES REPORT Of \\r-,.; \l.Jr\ C'ta1\lo d l'r,..,\rl \lr" J uh11 Hutr ht l':.on and ~ pt esen 1Pd '-' skll on basrb<lll BtH khan non ~~ 11d<1~ \1r Lem- 1 Ohio \'alley Livestock Co. In \lit!.llepnrl ltTrdn t lnt tlll ,1 1 :\ 1 Hr 1giH \\lY,ll11.! lllt'll t h t blll1.h pIll\ d.rut:llltr F: tiP~er . and \ltss Eva pop-up toaster and y,1ll dll.-nd the I Ull\Int• lr iiV 1 Mt s J ohn L'ons retu1ned her follm\etl b\ the sho\A.m g of the lev ~~>as unable !0 att r-nd due w HO(.S- 15 to 1550, 220 to l ur 1-'.1 l ht -.e ... tuctt r1 h rr! t u \l olld il--hel t of Columbu s ..., err \ 1 II 1 Bend'• new rad1ant lherfJim 011 educdlllm ot mJgrant il lness 1250 }bs •.15 to 15 50, Ltght 14 to I Wett { rill !I l l' ! ( ld l ( lei'-'> 1 \llf! ll' !J1 r\i :.l tlk-. 0' 1' 111 !2 ~ t r\ (I" '" ' Kt·nd guests ol Mrs Adam mothe r :0.11::; 13t>t nard Schr.rmm moatah<: control responds to the F: t\ 111 t! w tr ( !illll'-' ll r1 1 \I t~ 15 50 , Ji at Sows 11 to 14, Stags \\ho.; \ fdrth 1 ()11\ t !l ~ ll ,I Hut tO her home Ill Z,Jn ('S Vil \e \-1 rm chrldn•n 'I he fllm tr.1ced the llrttb i< ll •urface temppralure of the u d t'l t hfe ol the <. hlld ,~ 11 d Wds entltDINNER HOSTS It to 13; Boars 8 to 12; Sows & 1J.tH.I Ht gh 'lr hool \ 1111 1' red H 'l lltng t ~r ,d 1' \tt .. ~ Boill tl 1• dnd \lrs \\ H Fcrn• ll d,n afl er \1r~ Sc hro~mrn lwd bread 1lSeH You get toast JUd 1 lt-d, • A De sk for Btllte" s how Mr and Mrs Domrld Hauck P1gs 60 to 80, Shoats 5 to 15 , Ull!l tdrJre~o.; -.,1 11 f\1"1'\Ill\ 11 11 the way you hke Jt- whetht>r J~;.~rk ,\ 11 1'!. 11 , , 1 1 • l t1trnh11 ~ vr,~t-" 11 11H IUd1 ng a 1tl \1 1 ~ J ar k Ferrel! of We st spenl se\ eral da) s w1 th her 11 mg tht pro!Jkms encountned entertarned Yttth a dnm e1 Sun CA1"l1...E - Steers 12 to 20; I \ 11 \11 I ~• :l light tan or cr1spy brown , - - - - - ; _______ >..;\ 11 t t, f'• 1 ,11 11m 11 ll \\ 1rd Sa ite m a nd Mr a nd Mrs Btl! daught er and fd mtlv Mr s Drll her dcs e for edu<.a1wn and day at thctr home , Osburn St Hetfers 11 to 18 , Baby Beef 14 1 S.Jn(\JJ 1] tlm:...t d lhel ma Ho \ltl lt>r ot Ashl.1nd " ere week H1 sell aNompanted M1 s Lyons 10 11 .ven i1 you Uat> frozett bread 11 Pt esent w~re Mr .-md '111 s W to 20 , F'at Cows 11 to 14 ~o . Con. 11 Reheat cold toast or waffles. hlth!1ll II 11 ~1 11 B• l\lr ~ (, ul f'nd guests of M1 w rd Mrs to Za nesv 1l ll' a dij)\ullld .ts she Wf'll \ \J om H Ferre11 and Mrs Ja ck F'er- 1 ners 8 to 12 Bulls 10 to 16 , 1 too, WJth scarcely any changeH td ,111 d 'lr~ U<~umgcutl ne r ! lou tldilau tk anddaughterand Mr and Mrs \i yron Mtller s..:hooll u st hoo l us her fdtntiJ tell of Wcsl Sale m \ol r lind Mtlk Cows 60 to 175 \ in brownness Shm hne des1gn 111 Pome-ro y, Ot11o Mr and Mrs I erov \\ alson and son P ~ l James M1lle• , tra veled Mrs B1ll \1rl lPI of Ashland VEAL CALVES - Tops 33 Rl'llllilll! of 1'.-.Him 1-.trs Orv1lle Rader returned vtsrtcd m (,ra fton , W Vd w1th rollowtng trJc meen ng mem Mr and M1s I.e roy Watw n , oO Seconds 25 to 30 , Medtum hr. cleammg chrome compleL A ST TIME TON IGHT ment. any krtchE'n Af' I" lit'r li n me Colum bus :\londa~ rrla iiH'S ove r th e V.IO'( kend and bers wu e lllVlled t o tour lhe WHAT A WAY TOGO!' :\1mers\ JIIe Mr<. Ltlhe Hdul k 18 llt 25 , Com & HYS 15 to 30, (. r l'f'U al l1 f l f'l rII Jot dl I Pt tr wee k end Vl sJ t Wtth her al so attended lhe West Vugmta Horology roum and t efrcshtnents Pomeroy and \1r and Mr s I Culls 10 to 15 rr l ltn •• ·I >I ' $12.99 Sn tr lt l 'I I( ! li iH' J tt rl Nt \\ \ 11., d 11 ~ 1 n 1ti" d p 1\rn o ~t<.ltr 'llrs \~ H Ebersba ch l nt\oer stlv and \\iilltam <tnd were sP rved by the. 1lnrd and Hauck and daugilt er , Dunn a SHEEP - Ewes & Lms. 4 to m1 n [(11b 1 r \ltl dlllm l)(;.Hl 1 • fn ... t H 1k "' <~" g ~ t ·n bv ,n1d d<tu ghler , S)bil Marv Coll ege footb.Jll game Sat folU'th grade room mothers 1 Marte 10, Stock E:v.es 4 to 10; Fat FAMILY-SIZE 11 1 \ril litl ( 1 111 1-\f'll, H uO 1 4 SLICE MODEL , • I fi r•> 1 (II , 111 1 1~lwn 1lw \\t <; l J\Tr .md \ITs John D Can!er urday 1:1t Morgantown 1 I l lll lll l TI F'' IJu I \ 111 l h ke Stteep 4 to 8, Culls 1 to 5, Bucks \l !t;.tl I I -,( 1 \h :d i.1 1-' l • f m 11 ~ 1 1 J 1111 ttJ ltllo ,~ " litp m L I hut\ nl Galltpolts Fer1' were :Vlr and \1rs Cl11.renceLace~ l BUYS RC PLANT HAVE DINI'iER (,UES1'S l4 lo 8 Fat Wethers 4 to 10 \\h ll u' ]H \1 $18.99 s nd.JI l lt' IIII H.! 11 lilt 1!11 11 It ~l iiJdl ~ drnn er gw•sls of hts y,ere m Columbus Saturda) to 1 1 G,my Moore , TV slat, bought M1 ond \1rs T A Dov.me LAMBS -Tops 19 50, SecC ulc;~ rc artoont. J'd 1th ll q!lrln~ta \1 pre.;; ld t> nt Tl lt'l E <llld hu s!Jomd :-dr and att end the Oh10 State football the 1\o\ a l Cro\\n 13ot1lmg ( u entetl amed v.tlh a dmner Sun 1onds 15 to 18, Ltght Wts . 14 to WED & THURS 11 1" 111 , h,n gt (•t tlw tnt PII g ~ I ts F' lnwr \\ lt kh(l m game plant at Los Angel es for $5 da y at t11etr horne, Htgh St 16 , Common 12 to 15 No~ \819 rt 11 ln 111 n 'lt:>a r the ('roo.;s' ' \t1 mtd Mrs Peer! Wolf Mr and Mrs Denms Walmllhon l'he tota l sales for tins Preset v. ere Mr" T W Ben-~ NOT OPEN -7e~c\\ 1" ~~~~~!-: 111 u111 .... nn v. t1h 1e d <.li.ll-,h l t'l Sh.u on, and son Jo~ bmn and d-aughter, Sheny o' plant for l,tst year totaled nme gel Lout ~ Carl. Balhmore, Md, Elwood City, Penna. was FRIDAY & SATUR DAY l<~ nd l~tn\~u <J t lhe ptarlo A ul Ama nd a and Mr and Mrs Newark Ohto, spent the week - mtl!ton dollars Los Angeles is Charles DmHIIl' , Hto Gra nde , st le of the first Amertcan seam II Nov 20·21 IN POMEROY THE BRASS BOTTLE' sp<'llmg bet• W <l':i held dun ng the I art • Wolfe an d son Kent . of end wtlh therr parents, Mr and the ma tn p\unt and ha s a Allen Oowme, Athens end Mr less tube plant us1ng rotary \ rTfrhtl'lnlm• el<'nmg 1\t lh l,d th\ l kl( t' \ thl:' Ha<me \~ ere Sunday evenmg Mr~ Gene Htce and famtty and branch m Glendale. and Mrs Dowme. Iptercmg, m 189~- _ ~ ~ lnrn Rarul.1ll 1\url IH·~ B.tr \l tnn~ 1 Th e met'tm g w.1 s <l os- dmner gurst s of Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Raymond Wal· h ~ • a 1 drn .t nd Lt~.;;r '" 1.. ! 11 Pd v.t lh lll <l\PT b1, the Kev Eldon Kreeuter and Leda Mae burn and famtlv_ It · THE I'11rl t' GOLDEN r ARROW" \itlWdtd Huppelt Mr and Mtss Roberta Kraeuter at Mrs Robert Coats spent the 1 r rc hnr r olrm Mrs \-'aut Haptonsta\1 are ad tended the Ohio Um~erstty ~ weekend in Phtkldelphla, Pa , . - • • WEATHER fducotion for Mfgmnt Worker .J' . , . . . . . . . \ ·' t --- ....... ~. ~ ~·: ~ ::-r-:~-- . .... . . _.... • ,. e at y POMEROY-MIODLEPOIH. OHIO NOW YOU ".' en tine .' > WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 • 1964 of BIS Mess Promise � 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 17, 1964 eckard hayes long robey