http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/a7e386ad8c671b824433b45cde9c09be.pdf 57a7777ef5740128afd8f29a1f442e34 PDF Text Text . , ...... • . . 't"..... ~ .. • ' --'" ~"'"f ... •' -Middleport, o., Oct. 1• Mr. and Mrs. &~ Sunda) A fam1ly dinner wa s e . rt a at the home uf Mr. and Mrs . Dorsel Miller anc:0 family were recen~ ~.e: Mr. and Mrs. Gera lO • MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT I TUESDAY ,.CAPE FEAR" Gregory Peck, Robert Mitch· um Polly Bert:en, Lori Mar· tin: From the novel, "The Execution~ra" by James R. Webb. No one coould be that b.ad • • except this psycho- pathic ex-convict! WED., THUR., and FRI. October 3-4-S NOT OPEN SITOriDAY, October 6 ..,.HE . FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE" <1'eehnicolor) Glenn Ford, Ingrid Thulin, Charles Boyer, Karl Boehm Pal1 & Gals, 3 Stodee• SUN., MON ., TUES. October 7-8-9 Rodgen & Hammerstein '11 New "STATE FAIR" Pat BooDe, Bobby Dari.l), Pamela Tiffin, Alice Faye, Ann Margaret. Tom EweJI. Fresh and Wonderful with newe~ t Melodies. Colorurtooa1 Mr s. ' .Jartha Childs and her mother, Mi's. Minnie Gilmore, in · dleporL Tr.e birlhdrtys of Cash Bahr and her daughter , Chnstine. were ce lebrated Guesl.s were Mr . and Mr s. Bahr and daughteh . Christine and Ca ndace. Mr. and Mrs. \ViiChilds and children. Micand Shelia, of M11:!d!eport; . and Mrs. Ralph fii i;JU ~ and Greg and Gloria of New Hav · en , W. Va., and Mr and Mr s. Joe Falkner and children. Tim- M I~rday af~m~:C:e r I ~r; ~rmett ~d .-:w., u- • Sen>ke. Held For Mrr W Cl.lhlnlfWn· ~al lllikland of Be at aire amved Friday, for a VIlli servicea were held With her son and daugbte~-in- Saturda for Mrs. R o be r l law, Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Kirk· w~. al Rawling...co.t. land and family. Funeral home wllb lbo R • v. Mrs. Charles Buck was an Marvin Oowson ofllc1altng. Burovernight guest Saturday of her ial was in the Middleport HlB. sister, .Mrs. L u J a Jacks at Cemetery. Pallbearerl we r I Langsville, James Euler Ernest Lewis, Eldon Kraeuter spent the John Zerkle, 'Griff 1boiDJ)IDI. weekend with relatives iD ?0-ed Earl Knight .,00. L. W. McCoJn.. lumbusb and accompam Mr wasKraeuter w b 0 as. fro t-of.. hornet twoy ••~lro there. Relative!! Mrhereand Mrm,ouom spen .. ~ town were . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1962 its BUlB 'PlANTING TIME! ~' . Also presented tiDd welcomed were past matrons and patrons of visiting ehapters and Emma Clat·l worlh, district vice president. A letter of regret at not being.' pres· oot was received from Roberta MRS. ROBERT ALLEN KUHN K. Mlndling, past grand matron. • '1'00 program for the evening wa< pcesentoo by Loube King and her hu sband who told of the Grand Chapter meeting at ~·w I Miss Frances Irene Foglesong, daughter of Mr. ~nd Brunswick a?d showed shdes l Mrs Nolan Foglesong of Sp\mcer, W. Va. was marrtcd taken on the1r trip. . · e•iening September 1st to Robert Allen Kuhn I At the c.lose of the meetm~: !he 1 of Tuppers Plain!i, Ohio. son of Mrs. Grace Kuhn of 'fup· group rnlJOurned to lhe dmmgl · Plai ns and Mr. William Kuhn of Marietta. Iroom where refreshmen~s v•ere 1 The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. served from an ettr~ctive ta~~ l Ga rland Lewis at the Calvary Temple in Parkersburg, by ~asten dStar comhm~ttee wE,lla l 't'J.\flfl''* Rlllt••t1•t, W.1 t daaee ., 1 d1 Low ...... 111. IA lUP ...... I ··- llay .. •• Harris, Crooks Elected . days in ColllPlbus w~ere Paula Mr, and Mrs. Justin Hi1ber of Eads of pt, Pleasant, W. VI,. June h.ad ~ appot~tment at Shelbyville, Mo. are the guests Mr. and Mrs. Cecll King and the C.htldren s Hospital. They of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Louise Murray also visited Mr. and Mrs. Da· E. J . Hill, Flatwoods. . of Cottageville, W. Va., • n d vid McGhee. . Mr. and Mra. ·Roy Vineyard Mra. Howard Zerkle and soo, Misses Lena and Katie Guth of LitUe Hocking and Mrs. Hel· W .. =ill=ia=m:...o:.:.f..:S:.:.t._A_Iha _ns.:.. ' ,_ IV:..·_v_a. and Mrs. C. W. Ktrkland were . en Damewood and son Ernest A speckll meeting of P7oy visitors in Parkersburg, W. of Syracuse visited Sunday af· ning with Mrs. Janet Goocla Chapter 186, ~ES. was. hel ~ va. Sunday mori1ing. Miss Lena ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. E. and daughters. SUsan Gooch, Thursday evenmg at the "~a;'IOn~ who underwent eye surgery ~v- J Hill who spent several days \ 1 a It T~~P~~ to observe rlen en weeks ago at Hartman Clin· .Mr ~ Mrs Kerr Gooch of week wi t h her grandparents, N•g t. 1c had her eye checked and · . .. ' eve- returned home wtlb lllem. Caddie Wickham . worth}' ma;~pa~tc~h~re=m~o~v~ed~so~tha:l ~she:~G:alll~~polis~V~JS~Ited~.;:S;iund~ay~.ioii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio_iiii __ tron, cUld Denzil Goeglein, wor· e thy patron. presided. Guests welcomed and escorted to the east were BlanoJte Har1 ·of Beverly, d~uty grand matroo or district 25: MaTy Hughes, MKidleport, grand representative of Kansas in Ohio ; Louise King, Arn~sville . grand representetlve of New Brunswick: Geraldine Young, grand representative of North Dakota: visil..ing worthy matrons and patrons; past matroos 6lld patrons of Pon'leroy Chwter, and ! dis tinguished Masons. Harry P.l Smith and Clarence J. Struble. I I . ent1ne ~ VOL XIV NO. 142 Many Guests Attend Event Held By OES ! RUG iO._iiiij Plant Dutch Bulbs NOWl Miss Foglesong Becomes BTide 01 Mr. Robert Kuhn Saturday CLEANING_. Mlddloport Edward Sa~ Steen of Cardington were urday evening dinner guesf:S of Mr. and Mrj. Harry P. SJmth. Lt. CoL and Mrs. Joe Quisen· berry and son, 'colby, who have just returned after two years at Formosa, visited Saturday with Mrs. Homer Showers. Mrs. Paul Eichinger and daughter Paula Jane and Mrs. Al' len Eichinger have return ed horne after spending a few nu · -------·- - -· WY 2-5310 . steen of cardington were ~at· , urday guests of Harry P. s ·th Mrs. Alonzo Norrit. Uflderwent : ll'l<ljot· surgery at City Hospilal, ; East Liver,1ool, and is coJtvalesc· ing nicely at her home. Mrs. Nor· ris is the former , Marlha Lou Curtis. daugfw r of '4r. :end Mrs. I Clarence Curlis, Mulberry Hgt.!t, Her address is Mt. Aere Trailer Court, East Liverpool, Route 2. Pomeroy . ,~~ Mr andE ~sHi~u~fs~t!'~:. rs. · · 'th Mr and 1 C · family who have lived in Co- l Jumbus while Mr. Falkner has beer with tl 1e Air F'orre at Lockbourne will be leaving on October 31 for B irm in ~ il8m , Alabama where Mr . ·Falkner will be employed following his discharge from service. WY 2-5428 :i and Send Yours Today or Call For Pickup s;rvice ••• Roblnton's Cl..ntra Tri-Lualro Cloantra .~ . People In Pomeroy he ld ROBINSON'S .... "' , ... - - _...,. ... ,..,... ..,. _ .._ ... _ .. r .._.,. "('- ...- ,.. ,.,.. Y 1 andMr. Mr.and Mn. llarry s.Mettlcan .... ind Mrs. Edward Mra. Ona co . Mamly About ·. Be ready for days and nights at home . get your house cleaning done quicker and easier. Use Robinson's dependable service now. Service for ell types of rug s ... dry cleaning and shampooing method s. ........'t \ ,.,a my and Jill. Mr. and Mrs. l''41lkne1' and 1 Colorcartoon1 .... _ • Hostess For Family Dinner 8--DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy Dal •• I - - · IV. Va. . 1 Marie Cur as c G"'glcio amnnn. pre- - - - Sm;th and Mabel ·- - ringc herwas rather . She The by bl"ide given In wore mar-· Bench Show, Field Trials Scheduled Planting iime is here for flowers that grow in the.spring. C~lor· ful tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, crocus. We ha~e. 1ust recetved a shipment so you can pick your favonte vanettes. Buy you~ imported Dutch bulbs here and now! EL8 ERf ELDs I N p o M ERoy Tupper::•~P~la=ln=s~an~:d~~L~lt~U~ej~servltes '~id.~d~~·t~t=he:..:~=lv~.,.-·=•=f ~ee~end;~te;•~j~:'::"''::::'::"::::'::::':'!~':''::';~=;:~-":·::::~::~:ii~i!!il • ~~ : ~?l·S.t~ ~DoneE PRESENTS lHE DEPENDABLES 1 ried a white Bible centered with an lavender orchid. Her bridesmaid was Collins Vineyard of Tanner. She wore a street length nf ligh t blue chiffon over la and she carried a bouquet pink carnations. I DuringMIS.!! the Sharon s~:~~~~~F~:leSI~-~~~ guests, the bride's sister, presented program of weddlng music. Mr. Keith Vineyard I!Cr1red[ . best man and the ushers Mr. Dale , Kuhn, LIIUe Hocking and Earnest Vineyard Long Bottom. A reception was heidi ~~d~; diately following the w ut the apartment of Mlas ginia Curtls, who also preside~ j the register before I COAL HUTERI 1963 DODGE ••. BEAUTIFUL NEW ENTRY IN THE LOW-PRICniELD ' ' •' , ......." 1111 ...... lilt .... 11nnr111 for o pnulno WARM MOMING cool htoter,lhon lor one of thl chiiPtr imltltlons 11)'1111 lo coPIItllll on WARM . MORNING's -lorl!y, But. ooor tho yurt, tho llntr qus~ = optql].. tconomy, lifo Oncl ........ lido- ]ly, - Oint on~l htoter will - VA..'l:mo" t::i tho dllfo~ once In orlllnsl ....- prlct 0 111ln lnd ipiiL SobtlliN)'OW-ectl hater II I ltRUiM WARM MORNING ... wllh tho WARM MORNING nomo on It (Tills IIIIICIUI cool htoltr II 1101 told uncltr . , - ' -o Preside Over Romembtro Only WARM MORNING <ool htoltra ho,.. otltntld 4-fl.. Flllllrick Unl111 thlt lumo cosl Into C'-lluml111 11ow1111 coko ... and hold a llro ll4 -or-·-~~~~~._ LIBERTY THEATRE - MIDDU;PORT, OHIO NOW SHOWING Spencer Tracy, Frank 1963 DODGE DART. •• A FRESH NEW COMPACT IN THE LARGE ECONOMY SIZE ' Sinatra & Kerwln Mathews "THI DIVIL AT 4 O'CLOCK• AJao Cartoon and Comedy CARTOON IVIRY MASON ,, ~ . NIGHt DRIVE· IN . ' TONIGHT Glenn Ford Marlt Schell Anne Baxter and Arthur O'Connellllll "CIMMARRON" (Cinemat~t:ope & Color) -andJim Brown~ancea Raffert, AM ..... of ... , _ 40 lh. 11110 lh. Celli C1p1c1tr "WINoS 0' CHANCI" (Color) IIOnl ~AMI CIICUUIOII Prkes Start At 57.SO up MASON . . ~I( RUTlAND ~URN.ITURE, I RUTLAND ' ..,• \ . ·- l I l t-- ' �• Caliform·a Race Grows Hot In Charge, Counter Charge ~• ;.gn ;.,~; dam 17.7, 12.0, feet staUonary, Falls Obio ~onday. the~ ~ ~ ~' or ! ce~er ~or Pr~ton Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN BROADWAY BULLETIN BOARD make you yearn for a few painted C\1• plds or floral wreaths- especially durNEW YORK has a new star - and ing Beethoven. I don't know bow a con· It's a building! Jacqueline Kennedy hao ductor tells an architect, "Look, baby, I seen it. Governor Rockefeller halil seen dlg your loge the moat, and your ter· 11. Adlai Stevenson has seen 11. Dean racea really flip me, but your ceiling Ruik has seen it. Merle Oberon and doesn't go with my music'•- but that't Etlle Adamo and Patrice Munael and I what be ought to attend to without dehave seen it. lay. Ills Philharmonic Hall, the first com· mE SECOND OPUS to whlcb I h e pleltd _ well, almost completed-build· First Lady and her frlenda were treated ing of the Uncoln Center group, and on wal a brand new work by Aaron Copthe whole It Is quite wonderful and for land, and It waa fascinating to aee how the moat port the glittering gathering of the memberl of the orcheatra reacted flrat nlghteu who heard the first con· to this atre11. During the Beethoven they cerl of the New Philharmonic In Ito new played happily and smoothly, aeldom home were quite enthusiastic. bothering to 11ance at their leader's ela· It is a marvelou• bullding to come up-- borate choreography; they were secure. on by night, because Its sides are maae J;!ut once they got Into the Copland com· of great sheets of glass and you can oee pooiUon Bernstein became a god an d peoplo moving Inside the building on they were riveted to hl1 baton. From all oJI levels. It is like the biggest trana~ar· over the otage hti was the recipient of •enl dollhou•e you can lma&Jne, all fl I ed lmplorln& gI ances th at seemed t o sayj with doliSJOing up stairways and stand· "Now, Lennie?" and "Is this where Ing in groups and walking around-the come In boss?" and "Do you r~ally think men dolll in dinner SUI'I s or ta II coa I s, th e this Is t'he way Mr. Coftland MEANTIlkit lady dolls In briiJianlly colored dre11e1 to aound?" Actually, I sounuded e and !lashing jewels. Ills somehow great Anzlo Beach at the height of the bailie, fun to be outside a bulldln& and ba able only wllh fiddles. Mr. Copland Ia becom· to aeethrough Ito walla. lng more romantic as he maturea- al· AS WE ALIGHTED from our car and most uccharlne, 1 would say, for a com· moved acrooo the red carpet Into I h 8 yoser so highly regarded by the modern. building, everyone 1eemed Jwept by the would almost 1wear he had come un· spirit of a are&l occaalon, with Demo- der some Italian Influence, probably Ml· crats and Rt~publican• united, momen- lanea:e. h J 11 tarily, by one of tho muaeo, and every· Anyway, that was w en aequo ne one beautifuiJy turned out and polite. Kennedy got out. We never saw her The promenade• outside tho concert again after that. So she mlsaed the pre!· halls are apaclous, so they lend them· ty "Serenade to Music"- In which such 1elvea to converaationalaroups and pro· greata Bl Richard Tucker, Eileen Farrell vide plenty of room tor maneuvering an and George London sang words by elaborate costume. Inside the ball! aa In Shakespeare with soaring entbuolaom most theatres, you get the idea hat a and lovely effect, and the Gustav Mah· alim dress ls a wiser choice than lome· ler pte~e. whlcb Is a rouser. Mr. Bern· thing bouffant. Jackie Kennedy'• hl&h· stein WOJt--smart In maklne that hll fl. waisted gown seemed just right for her na1e, and he and hla musician• stereo· and for the occaalon; the peach-colored phonically arranged, blasted o/1 In a satin aklrt had fullnesa, but not too blaze of glory. mu~h, and was made dramatic by a bo· THE AUDIENCE THEN DRIFTED dice of jet-black beads. out onto the varlou's promenades where Mrs. Kennedy waa the laat peraon to they alpped French champagne served take her aeat before the program began. free of charge, exchanged opinions about When abe appeared in lhe loge at stage the music, ogled Miss Oberon'• emer· dl d aldo and Miss Adams' ~hlnchllla, an d rl&ht, everyone the autheence rooe an ~azed upward at part of I mobile which applauded her. inThen conductor, Leonard Bernstein, mounted tho pod· as not been completely hung, or strung. lum, and Mrs. Kennedy graciously arose What haa been hung looks !Ike a gilded to lpplaud him, and the National An· airplane rrash, but there are I lot of them wa 1 play ea . loo~e thread• juat d~ngllng from t h e THIS WAS FOLLOWED by a work· celhng, so perhaps It • too early to tell. manlike slice of Beethoven, during which On the whole, they did • marvelous 11 became apparent that the new hall job, getting the building up on time, and treatl lnttrutnenta well and the human g.ettlng the F1rs1 Lady to come, and get· voice ctorlously. Whaf It will do to the tmg !he cbampagn Iced, and New York human eye unless the cellln&ls changed certamly 1s lucky to have such an Inter· is 1 question 1 would like an optometrist esting new example of architecture. to answer. Mr. BernsMn emerged with aplomb The ~ellln1 over the entire sta&e and from the stratn of trying to onterlaln orchestra part of the theatre Is toverad people who had paid •250 for a ticket, by thirteen rows of surfboards. T h e and not long after the concett he turned ceiling is painted rather a deep blue, but up at the Hotel Plaza's Oak Room with the surfboard• are painted belge, and a &roup of folks, Including hi• aliter each surfboard hu an lntenaely bright Shirley. And who came into tho lame light In the center of lt. Thus whlle your room at practically the lime moment? attenlion should be .focused on Lennie Tbo Firat Lady's hairdresser, Mr. Ken• and all the other splendid artloil on thl noth, with Belly Furne11. Deoan'l that stage, you are staring smack Into uv· juot start you thinking about what I eral rows of Jlghts. omalt town New York really Is, when Durlnllntermilllon, one of tboae nice Mr. Kenneth doea the First Lady'a hair Rockefeller chaps who put so mucb mon· so ohe can go to Mr. Bernsteln'l concert1 ey Into the ball told me be thought the and then he goes hlmoelf, and he tna aurfboards helped the acousullcs, and Mr, Bern1tetn wind up choosing exaclly t lJlle - ..·- - .TMQ !lAVE 'THE liiA!I.I.,Lil<! OloiE(lA. Co NEXT MOIIlll ~E FEEI.S RICii AND M~ OF DOIJ(oll IN TilE EXC!lEQUEQ .... OF FIND!Ne 'II:UIIANK ACCOUNT IS IIETT&a lH.ItN 1101'10 FOR i' riciiAi·•SUQE TIIAT SHE~ lOOT LOTS cell l spe~g . ( " ' H ·' ' . News Items U.S. IJ>o COilllpira. -·. toleronce and some ang" 056 rising Charleston 17.92 sta· Re bll cy." . :·' "'' the WOI'da whlch best d"· funary. London, Marmet and Oakley CollltlS, pulor Walker WBB picked up by fottcribe the attitude here towards Winfield dams were on the sllll ..candidate for 1tlte lena • eral troop• MQnday 81 he piiC84 0 Coach Leo St•ang aft<• M.,oillon Boot movements: belora lhe atreet. of Oxford, Miu., CODo High School'• 46-0 football pastlaJ ·pub cans recen Y b' tt gratulating dempnstratora lot ' from Alliance list weekend. OJUt Rhrer- Chris Jr. down can't eat our cake, ave ' their couraae td l'fllllsting U. Massillon bos been lhe aJont .t 14, 7: 1~ a.m.; Vulcan up 16, 8:· tool" He wal !urlher quoted I fon:ed iateg•aUon oC James Merhigh school football ln recent 25 a.m.; Sand~ down 17, 10 .50 as foUowa : •edithintotheUniversltyofMlsailo years. The defeat wu the aecoDd p.m.; Quee? City down 17, 2:15 "The voter1 of Ohio must de-- lstppi. this year and strang'a fourth ia a.m.; llllno11 down 17, 3:40a.m. clde In November whether lhey He waa I!Talgned Ill the Fetlo four yeara of coaching. It wu the Western down 17, 6;40 a.m.; C. want a poeltivt program of pro- er.al Buildiuj iD Oxlorcl and flon Tigers' worst defeat since li31. V. Horner down 17, 7:50 a.m.; greu in Ohio, or Whether they b:t a Border Patrol plane to the _ ·.• Alter the pme Straog wa1 the Pew Downey up 11, 12:55 a.m. want a conunuatlon of the big federal hoapital here when be wu them." "' target of criUcilm in the UIUal Ben McQMd up 18, 6:10 a.m.; spending - more tu:ea pro- unable to raise $100,()00 baU. He Bla- - post.game .......,., bullhert bu Albertllolden up 19, 3:15 a.m.; gram of lho present Democrat was accompaniid by four U.l. NotJna !hot Preaidont Kemody been oo orgon!Jed IDOYelo clwlge Waller Beckjord up te, 4:50 1. atlmlnlJirallon In Columbua. marshall oo the lllfhl h did not raile the Hughel loan 81 coaches despitll IOJD8 wtspokea. m.; Harriett M. down 1t, 8:50 "When our 1tate government an illsue ill the 19M pr~ldentlal criticis. a.m.; John James down 22, seeks to buDd an economy on • campo~, Nixon then '"'!!'ed And Monday night, In .. UJio 7:40a.m. Andrew Calhotm down the contents of Ute taxpayer'l 11rowu Olld hla hatebetmen of usual display of suwort, 100 II.,. 23, 4:30a.m.; Bmgo up 23, 5:40 pocketa, H is laboring under an • "'tlyly'" plantlag th• Idea that s!llon B001ter1 Club member• a.m.; Bayou Lorraine d o w D inadequate and undesirable con• • • Nllloa had done anmelhlng wrong stood ond applouded Strang. The 23,6 :15 a.m.; c. B. Southern up cept. i •' 1D com1C1ia11 wltb the tr~n~action. demonstration was described a• 23, 7 a.m.; Esso Permylvania ''To continue taking higher Turnln& to Brown, ttandln~ the first time a Massillon coach down Greenup 3:10a.m.; [)e. and higher taxes from wage l ~ barely 10 feet away, Nixon •ald . had received •uch a receptlort. render down 31, 4:06 a.m.; AJ. earners and employers is to . LETART, W. VA. - Jllf!lU "I hove made mlttakea, but I The club members didn't crlti· ton Zepbyr down 31 , 5 a.m.; J. take Ute vital suslonance from 1. Wlll'tler, IK, of the FalrvJeW :: am an boneat man. Now Is the clze Strong. Inatead they uked S. Lewis down 32, 2,35 a.m.; A. the open market Olld en- community o.n Letart, W. VL, time to have thl• out. If the gov- what they could do to help boost D. Haines 11 up 32, 4 : 15 a.m.; terprl&e where tht ma•se• ~n- rural route dred at 5 p.m. MoDtrnOl' bu any avldence that 1 did mocalo lor lhiJ week'• eonleat Philip Sporn up , , a.m.; eli!_ and place it Ill the hando day, at lhe home of h1l daushanythlngfort~•Hughe~company, against unbeaten SteubenvHie. John Ladd Dean 33up 533,206:1S a. of the overnment where tooter, Mrs. Ora Young. · now lie hu hiJ chance. Governor Strang hi..,.!! bu baen our· C'ty Huntington • I . Tha doceaaod a former res~ 1 33 Brcr.Wl hu • chance to •land up prised and a little bit bewildered ~i~ a~m.;o H. E. Bow]elu~p 34 : fe~:.nefJt. le or Ohio should dent of Mucm,' wu bern on u a man and eha•ge .!"' with by the lack o1 violent object!Dlll I:05 a.m.; Robert Tlbolt up :14, be according to ~Y 7, 1168, at Apple Grove, misconduct. Do It, •irl to his coaching. In the pa1t M'a•· 2:10 a.m.· Edeana Botworth Ohl , need _ d then t h Ohro, the spn or the late J. B. 1 •S. Warner and Murgaret Babel . R H Jlos. Brown replied: sillon fana have b<en known to ' ~ an 0' "I bovo aald nothing oi>JUI It ,.1.,d the en!lrt · - • 1 fall· do~~· d3: 15 ':4mi, · . ·Ch governments labor should be ' Warner. He was retired car· 8 to anyone whatloever, other than ure any time the state ratiztes wort own • a.m., ar- dU'ected to positive programs penter .,, to uk oomo people u to why t lh bool les StephOIIBOn down 35, 1:20 P- in Ohio which will reault In · YDW' <ampalgn m•nag.,, when crown goeo 0 ano er " m.; Pltt!burger down 35, 5:05 more jobs, less takes and con- Funeral services will be. bel4 the note first was dlaeloaed, atatid p.m.; Raven•wood down 35, 12:· sequenUy more public speakiag. Thursday, October '• at 1.30 p, that the note wu made by oome· 30 a.m.; Lelia 911earer down 35, "If Ohio had even kept pace m. at lhe Foglesong Funeral ona- alee and 1wanted to know 2:15 a.m.; Cotton Queen down with lhe average Increase of Home In Maaon. Burial wiD bo the fac~ in coooecUon with the • 35, 3:45 a.m.; Eugene Jones 14.6 per cent 1n jobs throughout made~ tile Beech Grove Cernaltuatlon.'' down 35, 4:20a.m.: National ,the country from December etery m Pomeroy. Rev. Richdown 31!, 4:50 a.m. i111511to December 111!1, this ..,. ard Wrlsht of Ute Muon Metho- ... E h atorlol district atone would bave dlot Church will ofllclata. 11 a a had approximately 2100 more He ia survlvad by one dau~hGalllpollo Dam , Woods down a.m.; 9·&0 a.m; Panzo jobs, supportmg . 38001th . more ter Mn. Ora YoungZl Letart· .,. down 10:20 ElgorcUII ht mll eijht RI'andchlltlren, RI'OI~ l PT. PLEASANT- Emor Clydtldown 10:20 a.m.; Mias Rivers bnmes,ltlogelher w tealtgl ' ,.,· -andcblldren and one RI'OOIof Pt Pie t do 10 •• !ton do ars more re a ' ~ ' R<ehar-n, ... · aun '1 wn : w a.m. dl •• f' r a deter· -~granckblld. Route 2, diad Mouday at hiJ home.\ accor ng w tgu " ' Mrl Nona WarnerIllsdtedw tfo, In RD ~ tUPf)- Nel•o He had beal In foiling lleaith 1., Kanawha River- Som Hous· mined by Ute U. S. Department · • 1952 Ja~~~er~<llt~'b.,.. hlo aacnnd the past 11.. yearo. hienda may caD at the funer1ton up Marmet 5:45 p.m.; Sol- of Labor. da or claasea today at 1 Unlve<· H was bnm January 31 , 1913, at ' vay down Marmet 2:.30 a.m.: "This would have meant • al bonio at any lime Wejlne"' of Mlssllllppl campua tightly Elmwood, w. va .. the 1011 o1 the Heave• up Marmet 6.30 .a.m., areat reduction In pocketa of d unllllho limo of Uta tuner!roed by u.ooo u.s. troopo. !ale John and MMy Etta Thorn· Jerry ~oaworth down Winfield hlgb unemployment and depre,. alay ~ lllddent~ ton Rlchacdson Md was a rormer 10:15 p.m.; Robert W. Lee down oed areas In counties of tltla • :; ;.r• :~old Negro wa• ac- employee of the Amerkan Bar8• Wlnlleld 3:25 a.m.; He1en Z. district. I'·' companl.:;\; chief u.s. Marobal Line befm 111 health forced blo down Winfield 8:15 a.m. "From such figures we aeo AVXIUARY TO MEET ., Jame• McShane and a number of reUN.rnent. the Importance of 1trong 1up- The ladill auxlliary of t 111 other olllcera. 'fo reach the ltad·l surviving ara hl1 wUo. Leoil . · pori of lhe propooal of Jam~• Middleport Volunteor Firemen uale ocbool building lor hla s a.m. DeVore Richardson; thro daught· . COUNCIL MET A. Rhodes, to bolster tbe state a will meet atlhe borne of Mrt. 1. CST 00 1 m EDT I clau Ill r ers. Irene, Rulh and Betty Rich· .,.., economy with the craatlon of F. Parmalel at 7:30p.m. 'l'lnln· · h · ardson all at home: ono ann. The Put Coun~l1ora of ••..,. new jobs for Oblo d 1100 in such posltiv~ pro- BY: American Col~nl~ :~o~ se JoM Richardton, _, borne: 1nd dorui Council Daughter~ of Am- 2110~·'only · ~ · '· . . .. driven paat t eh e 1r 1• t ~ad two haU-brothera, Menuel Rlch- erJca met Thursday everuna: at grams wm we flnd a cure c r 0 ::;~~!·::t~!t t.:':re"t~O:o200e .,: acd111, of Ohio, Olld Wllllam Rich· tho borne of Mrs. Lawrence Ohio's economic llls _sky-rock· ' •• j ard1011, Net. W. V•. Smith, Rutljutd Route!. A short etiag taxes and government FLOOR PURNACI re•ted. h th utet 1 Flmtral service "' be oonducl~ buslneu aMston wu conducted spendlllg of the past three years hAithoug e ~•:P"'t;~·1~ wa~ 1 ed Wednesday at ' p. m. at the by Mro. Mary B. Heines, prui· bas pro•en miserably lnadeSALEI t ere were rem n ers 1 ISteveM Fmeral Home with the dent and 1ames were played 119•91 •; tho armed might nf tho federol Rev. Goo• I• Oiltr and tho Rev. wllh• pri2es awarded to Mi •· quate. 70,000 ITU 10venmenl thet kopt It 10· Herbert C.Pt>hart olliclaUng, Fred Dessauar, Mro. Jack RobMOVED lJP DAY 50.000 BTU 1:19.91 1 DW'Ing tile nlgbt :rr peraonl Burial will he In tile Prmtlot aon, Mra. Henry Ralbelaud Mrs. The next lla<:ine Ametlc"" Le· All kinds of T~co c/'1:1 armed wltb obntguna, boaobaU Land Church cemet<ry. Fr!tndo Richard cam bell. A delaert ~'::'ur~t!~:: n:.a,;:::.' bat• "nd lead pipe• were •rre•ted may call at the funeral home af- coune was se!'ved by the ~t- ~~ =~~g4, r~l~llar~ ~~:! bat1ocokoomae •o~nd~h=u~l:yrouaA ler e p. m. Tueadoy. • us. The next meeting will be Wedneoday, October s, be<ause of Pickens Herdwere h ld t th b f Mr Th ·MASON, w. VA. cbeto woo found In ooo ear. I e a e ome o '· om. lhe Melga County Fox 8 un1ers Tltooe arrested wero tok4n to U Cook. Sllow, It Wls anaounced today. 1 -· - - - - · - --- ~"'l:"' ·Ute airport and placacl Ill • com· , c~ lflJII'OU~d 01,.~ .= .. Mr Warner Of Fumew Dies ' ' .. tu..i'..:h. Retire . d 8arge Line Worker DI'es Monday . ,.. Mered•"th On QUle• Campus ,,t' A Revufar Go-AhHCI Flat 11 1 L- Price. Sizes 411 to 10. ··- ::;! .. . '' Ke}ton FOllnd J l Of I nnoeen 1\ HUNTERS TO MEET i . Due to the fox hunters ban· Jnd• l l 'Ique! Friday night, the Mell• IC men . pound. . '. 0 ':'! · County Coon Hunton A-1•· tlon baa moved Ill meetlnl to S.turd . Oct. 6, at ?:30 p.m. at the~lub houaa on Snowball Hlll. There will be a aoup aup. rand a lard can lull will pro~ le t 1 11 Plsna lor 1 vn: P n Yh0 \ • ·Ill be de w coon un w rna · All members and others lntar· ooted In joining lho oraanlution are Invited. $1.99 THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT TEMCO t' Going Places ... I. PLEASANT - F•anldln u.,old Kelton, Jr.. :11, Iormor Gellipo!Jo resident, w" found Ill· nocent by tho Maooo Couoty Clr· cult Court jury after 4i mlnutea l deliberation Monday. . , I Kelton had been Indicted by the September Grand Jury for purehasiag and receiving otolep prope•IY &om Cl!arles Kelly Ssyro, o IW!Ophone whlcb S.yrt conr...ed to stealing from the Point !'leasATTENTION GOLFERS ant High School bond bulld!n1. There will be 1 meeting of Kelton. ropresented by Attorlady aolfera tonlgbt at 7 o'clock ney s. D. LKtltpa80. admitted at the Pomeroy golf course cluo pewnlng the mutlcal lnstrllnent house president Helen Kirkland but denied throughout tbe trill oald An lady solfers are ursed any knowledge of tht lnslrum.,t to ~ttend Plana •lll bo made belnl atolen. · for a toU.:nament to bo hold 111• Membera of the jury """' ~ - ·!tn~l;•fl~o=th~oy~~~h~e~aa~·~m~e~p~ta~c~e~to~ba~vl --·-· · ~~ma~b~e~t~hey~d~o·~~bu!t~u;~ ~ e:ll · e ~s~up~p~e~r]?~~r ., lhlo mnnlh · • Do I T 2 8 aDd 9llock P' ~•lMICU•· to\ Walker occupied . I M. l MasSillon FaDs· t-tiaUy_Sentinel. Pomeroy: Mlddlaport, o., Oct. I, liGl River Report Collins says Gen. Walk- Held Sh0Cked, Sore, For IDAurrection SPRINGFIELD, ~o. tUPH ~ Gauge readings: Gallipolis Big Spending Fonner Army General Edwia .... over Gn•d.LoS8~ 011 rollers, Pomeroy·Mason running 4~ at the 19.hospital ror federaJ prisonera bert Ia, Pt. Pleuant2a.D7, Hinton 9.· Makes No Jobs today ch"'iid with """"'Won, MASSILLON, mPH - 50 Kanawha surrection ltditfOUB d!dateo ·wllo 1 ,.. membert c1 l!!e general ad ei11tor of die John Bicch Society and whether Deseret Newo Olld Telegram. salt Brown blesse11 the e~ndidllcy uf Lake City. ruW Nim:l did Jot two Democrata who Niioll aUeced blve to anawer tbe questloD. helped lead the dot. agalruit lhe "1 tnmt on ODIWertng It," laid Hoooe Un . Amerlcon Acllvltl• the lwmer vice ph!sldent. Commitlee when it met in San He then related that ai:J: years SAN' FRANCISCO IOPH---Guv .l tors and Publishers. Franrisco on May 1, 1000. ago his brother Wll iD ."detp fi· Edmund G Brown and challenge• Fmrn the often-heated exchange lloheo "'"' nan<lal trouble" and that booold Ricb rd Nuton rode into the came two issues that undoubtedly The issue of the Hush- loan NbwlD borrowed 015,000 from. the r, 1"weeb o1 the eleclloo cam- jwill d>'BW span:.. fmm both men was mjeded into the UP! di>m· Hugheo Tool Co., <OIItrolled by todoy on a wave of bitter ia the dwnng fi" week.. of the" sion by Thomas W. Bmden, pub- muJti.milliooalre .Howard HulheJ. h aDd counter-charges. battle for governor. : Usher of the Oceall81de (Calif.) The candidate 88ld hia mother put e rea!OOably polite'""" fnc -The quesUon of wheth" It w•• l Blade-T•ibw>e Olld Brown appoia· up t10111e of her f C lif . changedov- "morally or .thically proper'' for ·tee to the ilale board of ed.Llea- 1ty and that his bro fiDa:Uy gov.ernor: o a ~rnl~ tch Nixon then the vice president tion. went bankrupt. 'Ibl ~ WSit enught anto a 'Uigmg ma . pe•mli the Hughes Tool eo.' to , "1 want to ask you ynu 1hlnk to lhe toolaompant. . _Thto Dem?t"aUc incumbent and lend $005,000 to Nixon'a brother. •Jt II proper for • candidate for "IhadGOparlJaltn)' brotbera hts Republican appment clashed Donald. overnor morall or ethically, to business and I had no part In the bead to bead In . . 1 ' lt!ed lamll to ,.. oosotlotioo ol the loon," Nixon only joint appearance of the cam- -A fi~diH;'nce.! opimon a_ve :ermcret loan~" y 11td. ••1 wu DeVer ..ked to do 31 palgn. btfore the r9R2 , Conference to w r WXI • onea RobinloD anythiDf: by tht Hughel Tool Co. 0 of United Prfts Internatimal Ed!· repudiate• two C:ODIJ'IIIIODil cana ' ' and I DeVer did anytbini for .I. ..... - -·' . • ELECTROMODE All-Electric HEATING SYSTEMS Exdusivt' SAFm GRID llttdlng Elllltlt I !: '63 I . :' • all with a fino birthday dlm•erl Mrt. Roberta Lee, Mrto. lah Rolllh, Mrto. Ruby Orr, Mrs. I P. O.IOX224 [lrJfbfft2 denco wl>ere h1l 100• Mlko, wu 111. He wu taktn lo Ho!oor U... . MAA TO MDT GUILD TO MEET The IUIId of Gra<t Epllcopal chorcil will meet · Wedne!"'ay aveniag In the Parish Hou.. lltth Mrl. Prada Harllnger IlK! Mrl. Loraine Roberta as host,. The !tllddioport Alhlatio 'Boolt· er1 will 0111! thla ovonlni •1,7:· IIO,otlho illlh School oaloterllt Filma ot 111e WolillonoMidd1l· port gamet wll!"bo tbown: · All ....-.nta of lilt fla.'*- llllll ln-..s .... im'llotl. . ' RI'I'IJRN FROM TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mcltl· hlnilly, Soulh 'I'hllll-av, reltJtD. itt lllont:iay itlgbt from a waok· · end visit wfth lils nephew aad ramlly, Mt·. and Mrs. Carl MOBBIDIUl, Lawrenceburg, Ind. TO 110U1 lALII The Leud ·A Hood aoelal)' of the l!an.,Ylllo Cburdi II lllltlltll I ...... several nice gills. Mr. and Mra. Perry Orr ed on Mr. and Mrs. Arvil ler ind family. Mrl. Louise Headley aon my, Jr. Tibllo and Scarbaush made a business ID SteubenVillt recently and on Mr. Olld Mrt. Everett and famlly. T·- ' .Vf1J@ /) B8lbN JVIl apaild a .at to cleD-up, flx.up or 0 fiJl.ap lila olcl ...tm,.,.wm. - your BetJdJ KllowaU Bleolric lfeatlnJ Dealer abqut -...rt~D~:roar hcnnetD flame!- electric heat. Juda!Da '·' l4 '·Jt:' $1rl'il't r..,., 150 ,.......... If The, Model Of Your Liking Wes Not On:Dlspley Actclltlonll New Cars ArriVIng D•lly PLEASI COMI IN ,dON. bMor PriM Ohio. Mrs. Louise Brewer. She COOLVIlLE, OHIO Bumgamer. Forth,liMo Setty bert Mllltr. f!nna foreman, Frey Emmo R. Wltheh, Alberta SQVAD CALLED Wllo;.l "-l\a fl<owyetl, Rhoda The Middleport tmergeocy·rq. Hall, Edith RouJli, Otl1 L!teh· cue unlt waa coUed at 7'10 •· m. lied Donad R 11oy .ci Jatti< today to tho Nick Gru..,r ...,,. c.riwe!Jhl. . Laura Baker, Mn. Luey eer, Mrs. OVa Bailey, Mrs. et Orr, Mrs. Arma Tuttle, Mrs. Elva Hayman, Mrl. Helen Smith II r<!COived Phone 667-3415 ' by their eommenta, the crowds wllo .ooed our 'lhoWroom thli weel:e!ld were lromendOUsly lmpreued by the nt" Cbemllet can. FOul' dlatlnc:tlvo Unes are offered for ii83: Relulll' Cbevtol•ll! · Cht''l' Da, ~~ valrl and Corvettas, Come Itt and ue for younelf bOW beiullftti-l-how """ ton • pacl!:td they ara! · II CONTRACTOR ELECTIUC HEATfN~ and INSULATION ' ---- .I MYRL COAKLEY : met at and oake. 'l1lose prel"nt DEALER FOB li·24 INSUMTION- · PLAN HOMECOMING pltai by private "-rtatlon. The Hemlock Grove Chlll'Ch BOOII'I'EU TO MEET of Chriat wlll hold Ita llUIUII Porn homacomlnl nett Sundar, OcL , ... Amootias of the oroy 8 ,.., 7th wllh s.iitday Sehool at •=Ill School Athl'tio Booster• w!U .bo I m. RaoUl dinner at 111011, and hold tonight ot 1:30 In the Seouor _;._ am ' 1·10 Blab bulldin&, acc:ordlq to 11<> ....moon JII'Otll' •1 • • hert llobert., p..sldeot. An Ill· There wm Itt I IUNI lpuktl'. !voryono II lnvllltl. tarttted pe,,... .,. lnvliad: her borne recently for a surprise on her l2nd birthday. Tho day w a spent soclafiy and enjoyed F1mou1 For SCiftty With The • PT. for Tbe . frlendlt of Mn. Gladdy Ashworth PALL TRADE-IN OFTER FORYQUR OLD I'URNACE ~ Orawl~l Wln-: C. T. Jowett f!ll ~lftfNll AVO. Mlddl.,ft, ]i. • ..... Po ... "M:J fOitQII( POliO lAW If! WITH THE LOOK. TH£ POW[If ~HD NOW TH£ ffU Of Ttl[ lHUNDt:RBIAit r.. """P''"• dmllr, ,-~IIJ!owat lloatlt:lfador llalcr...U,. - J YOUR CHEVROlET I)EAL~ ~ 1\ ,.... ,. . . .. ... o. • · · tho' Warner building lit Poalei'Ol' POMEROY, OHIO thll Friday Olld Sat~. OCI<>II_ _ _ _ _.;...-:_.;..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ bet Slilllltl ilth. . ,1 ,..., ' ." . ' ' . America's liveliest, niost care-free cars come fFom: Ford .•. iA 4 sizes! Come see the liveliest show under one roof since the circus ceme to town I Compact l'lt!W fiJ.Icons-Amer,ca's all -lime economy c hamp-Including · a oonvertlble with autom!ltic top! Middlewfi(}ht fonl fllirllnes-lncluding hot n@W hardtops and wagons-big on the lnside.,.trlm on the outsideslim on the cost-side-with new Challenger W v .s• that's juat this side of Hgh1ningj New big and lively fOld Galtuies with a ride that's so Thunderb ird smooth, yoo v<on 't bel,~~ve ONLY YOUR FORD PJ:ALER HAS _ , . aale and - .. . ····· ·~ -~ - It until you tr- it ... ~ .rn~.~naerbl~ V'-l1'5' up to 405 HP . . . plus other Thundqrbif(j IQiJcbaS, like' a steering wheel tf'lat .sw m~s •wa~ nlne ii\CP's to welcome you in I fl(~~ rhumJer birds-a fabulous foursornel A.nd e~ '(/!j (rom F01d-yes , the FalcCT~ /QO -'Saves you time, tem,:;er tmd money witll Ford's exr:!usive twir:e-11-ytilr or 6/XJ()-mi!e J"rMinttmanc:e Jeatures r•• N!JW you Clin' dO ·1111' io'ur ~f\OPpl.lg at your Ford Dealer's! · · .._. • ..,:...:; '•.ft.:.,;,;.._ .... _ .... A·1 USED· CAR5 AND TRUCKS . . . .. . . ' ·KEITH GOBLE FORD 'INC., 461 South Thitd:St:Middle.I)Ort, 0: ...,-;--------1 ' �- • • ,. '. Dodgers Must Win Second Game, Or Die H R G" our Iant ome uns Ive F G . at•• r. .1erce F"trSt Game v·tetory [today, Dark would haYI IIIOtbor iG<olmdalolivttboGiontoaplay· rigbt-hlllldor, Juaa Moridlal, an elf •lrlor1 Vlfllho Jlodaon, thai '"~" wtnMr,lully Nllloll-tD<II'IIIIId 1M Anpl• .. Maaday. waJiiD• ..•·~~'· a1oo•• rr.~~peD ........ •biiD"""llrJodale, who baa WOII • pi...,. 1111 - blllwo-blo to tbo ,... o home run by a- Ollv.- fll DodiOn Canllull wblcb btal tbo tbo ._day I!DCI Apllhom ..illlllq tbo ,....,, OIIII1IIIL ·1 - 4111<111 1 , ..lnolllod. "' .. - oltbi.,P llan>l." UPI I-'" Editor pm-. otort..l tbroo pm• ID ale jar leap ..... 11111 cbampkm- lhero ....., 111any lhptl<o By LEO H. PETERSEN . cbyo ao lba Dodlf poDlc Ill Ill ablp boca111t piloyall ncordl-\ a~oiDWnod lhotlblllodier .. 'lS ANGELES UPI - The ourglng San Franc!BCO Idurmg lhe lest week of lhe sea· ~ Jlm!IIY Pavenporl and Or· oger, whose job wen may bO ·· ; came Into thl back yard of the collapsing Loo .\ aon and may net have had ....... lando t.peda each fill one llllke. w!U owiteb 10 llrJsdak ••• Dodgen today ta bury their National Lea&ue rest. And AIliOn uoed up bla bWJ. · "If he d .. id Dark. • ., t hopes the same way they did in another play- iP'" ln Monday'• rout beloro U. NGievenlN•I!II Ntw York for [ wuuo"':ieeo':., playtur 0 t yean ago. \660 Bhirtoleeved ,.., In canon. b...O.U'• Goldao Weot , pia .. \ olio thai pitebln1 stick Park. _..,. lbai _Doclltr bamt · '""" eo. , Giants had evorythiDg ::1r them _ precedent. the ume of tbe pme 1D 1 ahwt It was the home run, which .has bupboo. It was a home McCovey hits Dt1tdale lib 1 ..,.,,.. bat of woodrous .moa. And be knewa, too, lhal plaguod tho Dodt!or• ovor IWICI Maya. MID elee?-wblcll pve bim and clubbed biiD for I ' yo and 1ho right Gllnto bavt j!UI that. \Bobby Thomson hit lbat hiltorlc Giani'! a vljllocy &!!l~ay lo homer - lbll bia 1r . erm of Jock SaDford, For U Stnlord should laU them 1one II yearo ogo 1D lba Polo IDio lhe pleyalls. And ft was 1 kej- 11!"1• tu ~al Ill The Dodam. onlba Giber had . . bopt iJOID8 far Mighty Ohio State Earns Top Spot and utllt II thai. TbeJ weren't atvtur •P bultholr outlook was grim. clesperlto perSo Wah Alston- for Dodger pttehtug be callod '"' Sinn Wtlllama, ID-oJMko& rtpt.bander wllh a NEW Y0!1K IUPU~o State's ka, then Wloeo11111D and Northwest- lng tho football oeasonaltarnalely llasueo weekly raUngs ol lll>lD col· Buckeyes. who loot out to em lied for l'llb, Geor&la 19th, lng lhe footbaU HIIOD, olternotely lege !jllllbaU lell!ll•. BQd the ID lhelr bailie lor lbl and Missouri and ~~~ lied 1..- morning and afternoon new,. plon In lhal dlvfsioq aloo metvlf 12 .......r. lx> !see lhe football ebampionll>lp wt lor 2Alth. papers. 1a permlllltlll tropey. winniDg Sanford, llldotracldng bla ljarl8d lhe new IUIOD today ll&ne• Weofdr At lbl tad ol the ...,.. lbe GWD oce, blj Doll Ilryadale. lbe nsUon'• No. I tum in lht The UPI foothaU coachet rat· team named by the board as the NEW YOIUI <UPll - Tbe MUll Wllo Two f!rlt weekly ratinp by lbe Unllod ID&o which have become aeeepted DjiUonsl champion receives a hand weekly 1!1112 United Pr<ss "We ban 1o win two International Bnsrd ol oo the moot aqjhCJF!Iallve In lhe 1<1rne permanent trophy from UPI. tfonol mojor collese to ptiDIO the World series, Coach... field, are I08•ed each week cJur. .Uother UPI Board of Coach<• ijlp Iwith llrslfl&c:e votes the ll'illl·faced A!Jton. "So U Ohio filale. wbicll flnlsbod 8 won·lost records ID pero,nthe,e. i. pltoll<d Dr)'ldale lo<lil)' and ,.. 011 po!Dts bthtud Ala· Team wo n 1 wouldn't have anyone In last year's race-one of I. Ohio Stato 1201 li·Ol lomorrow'l third same." tho closell ID the It-year history I. Alaboma ll '2.01 tfl'l "But U stan caq bold lbsm lor of lbe UP! raUngs-wao the lop 3. Texas Ill 11.01 135 na today, I'll have lloD !Dr to- ebol.. o1 20 of lbe 115 eoacheL 00 4. Pe,. 81eta !HI lfrl morrow." the board followkl& DD opening· I. a-~11 Tocb Ill !Z.OI 111 8 It sounded lib lbl gsop of goma 41-7 rout of North Carolina. · Soulhorn calflornle IJI.OI 104 dying man. F..- there will be AlebiUJla, wlnner of two otralghl T. l>lllafalppl 11-Gl ft1 tomorrow for lbe Doclgm U oeaaoo. 00 lop o1 0 perfect 8. Waablsgt<mfl.e.U llamo ohoul<l !aU today. • 01 11!11 <BD~p~lgn, dJow 12 I. AriDI' 11-ol ~lallils 1 flrll • plaoe votea, while Teua. BJ Cloet TllllllbiU 10. llilllll !Pia. I (JI.Ol Msnnger AI Dark of lbe '" Goo~le Tedi and Geor•'• drew • _ •·..-• _ 1., II, Ar kBDSBB 55; II. . -~~~~~ one ••vote eaeh lor the -top opot. lowa 5S; It Notre Dome lf!l: per baud. buill wu oppsrtlll l!och wee!< ol lbe IOOIOD lhe Purdue II: 15, Louloiana 13 17 Glaalwayployora loll lh•7 N·'· lba lolaye ndnld lbadid 35-man UP! eoaeh•• rating hoord 00 OUII' -uka ' ' ,. bb btl and miiiiMI' -live from each el tha nation's ., Wlloonoln and Northwestern, 1111 out 1111 Uttlo Billy l'laroo wbleb leoJirllphleal aeottonr.-will eacbo 19, Geor11a m 15; 20, Ilia! lba Dodier hfllen In the lhe lllltlon'• lop 10 Mlsaourl and Mlnnosot&, 14 eoch. playoff 11 Clndlaoll<k with pQinlo awarded oo a balll Olban: Duke and Slonlord, )loaQy oltO+M·U t n.Jior votto from ..cb: Auburn ond Utah state, 4 · llrot ~gh lOth. On tblJ balll, One that bears repeating: eneh; Orejon and lllce, s iiaobo 'lilt Glallll won U, ' • 8• oblo lltate oiMw o lolol o1 111 I suppoae this item to follow ha! been reporte~ be- 1Houotoo and Now MOileo, z each: Pierce allowing only throe hill whlft Alabama bad 187 1fore. 'Midlt all the teeth rattling gomg on about thll or Macyi&Dd, NaY)'. and be ron tbo d-ate that "little" ~ehool pulling out of the SEOAL, It Is rele· CbrisUa.o···...:l:..eae:::;:h...,._ _ __ wing ol ..-feto tunlnp to , LUden vant: ·Th•11 lbe Glanto bad T.... lui year'l C<>ttoD Bawl In 1948 when Shorty Hackett Cnow a Pomeroy busl· • ~~·~ llwn -lor 110 111m cbaa>~ with 8 :z.o n:cord lhlf ness man) and A. A. Scarberl')' Jr., (now MRS prillclpal) blot Loaau;:.poDDalll1ba preeolng lbe top two led thel'lllddleport YeUow Jackett to an SEOAL football r~ ~wo.:;t. In tho ratlnp wllh 1111 championship, Hobart Wilson, Jr., preunt 1ports editor Rave 'lilt PlieWIII wblle Penll St&ta with 8 of the Galllpolis Daily Tribune waa in the fifth &nde at iM-1•- THE SPORTS DESK Jackets Were T T h For ••~· ... SEOAL - Back In '45 Season :4 .. Piy Nylon· 12 Months Guarantee 670 x 15 Nylon Heavy DLity - '- 13·"' 15·•$' ' 710 x 15 Nylon Heavy Duty - • 760 x 15 Nylon Heavy Duty - - 16·7•• 750 x 14 Tubeless Nylon • • • 15·99' Be An Early Birdl .. BUY NOWII "Piua Fed. Tax and Good Caailll I ' l i 4h j CAR BAnERIES, 6 VOLT and 12 VOLT . Group 1 - 6 months guertnt,. .. l I 7.95 tllch, 1 - 111 months gu•r, --~- 1D.9' tJCh. ' H-~ Duty Group 1 - 36 months gu,r. 16.95 exch. 12 Volt Stand•rd - 18 months g uar. 16.95 ·~~~~· 12 Volt Heavy Duty - 36 months gu.,, ~0.95 tnh. llltttry Jumper Ctbles, 6 foot 1.1f7 IIH1ry Jumper C•bl•., 12 foot 3.99 Standard Group l ERE X TIRES GUARANTIED TO GO • • • through ice, mucl ., -w or - ' Wuhlngton School. During the week of lite Middleport game of that year and GoorSI~ Tech llflb WilBon senior waa ta~g wltll WilBon junior going w1 home from a day of clusea. Wilson the yoqer tll!r 111 · tJnctly recalls saying to his Dad: Rounding out lho lop 10• ID or- "Pop they oughtta kick Middleport out of the league. were Southern calflornto, Tbe 'ra jlllt IAlo tough" Tbe wert, loo, 81 the 1eor1 was Middleport 41, GARS 11111 -k'• 0 ballotlll IDcluded. Ia ordtr, Ar· • Iowa. Holnl llenlt. PurYou can teach an old dog new tricks, after all. due, Louisiana state, and Nebru· Southern Local Hi&b School Principal and Athletic Dlractor Donald (Pizzle) Wolfe bU kept the "slats" on more bul!atball gPDel and IIIPervll!ld the scorekeeper on more baeeball 1a.m• for Tornado teams than any man allva. The oal:r realon be bam't kept baseball books as as basketball Ia bec•u•e fortomany, year• be much b8l beell baoaball coadl, and had dratt many :Mrs. Wolfe .~ ~~P~1~::'i= -u;.;,11 Dolt wao lool<tur btJnnd dny's gomo, but b e - 01 Ma IN JI.IOUNIIB LONDON IDPII Jack Solmoao lloekaway, N.J., meal Brltoln'o Billy <'!lot Davia In • IO.round bout at Empire Fool. Wembley, oct. II ~!~ 1, t~l ~ W,~a. Priced So Low • COME IN • • • SEI HOW YOU SAVB Go"'\lor WE PAY YOUR BILLS - COLD . WEATHER 21 CUT YOUR PAYMENTS - MQIITH ........... llt14 ltoqrd GIVl YOU LOTS MORE . NYLON CASH FOR FAU. · ~~ • . THIIPTV 'UDGIT LOAMI ~ ,,.., LO" News Events AND SAVINGS COMPAI'IY Iota nrvlce. WollaiA>n'l blg!Hcorlnl third In lique ICOI'Inl Now Southel'll LocallllaUIIChed upon a new athletic en Roctota conltiiUed to paao both havo 111 pQIDII. r.rogram - football. Tbt Tomado is doing quite well, SEO grid IMmll 1n lbo .n. Alter Jasl Friday n!ght'a ,.,. 00, rolllng along on a 3·1 record after Saturday ulght's pmes acorlnl def)ll'lmlnl IIIIa 1lkla, 11 wu 111W'O(I lbat 110 33-0 shellacking of Hannan, W.Va. weok with 111 inukft -IIIIIY·ISEOAL tum .....w1 getlhroup When our Sports Deparlm~ aolllbt the person with erap o1 2t polnll per Glllll!f. lila 1112 ......, w1111 1 perfect the report on lhe g81De at Hallnan. wbo do you suppose 011 lila l!llllllllllldlellbo ~ beturnedouttobfjf tenco, Coooli 1111 Adlill'l' · J.o. Clair unbutlll lqllld alter l'lllle, 01 courlt. liD Odlllllfll ~ 1111 IIIII ' - ....U 11 Olllipolla - tba Altlto\llh J'rlllk ElcbiiiDID'I Middleport boJI have deltttlln ll!llllllllr 1M 0..111 ~ 1 l4 Ill marrlnl abaorbed two SBOAL lrid dtfeatl ID their Jut two ap· II ..._ Oall • poiDII - 11 IIIIa )'tlr 1 - ' · pearao~ d have a lau!lble tbll comiDI J'rldey Dlsht by Betder Ill 1be Cblll' tint Wellston, JICDon, wbo meet at Gal tlllngs after tliat eould get befter. .... - bave beeR ecored eocb olher al Wollaton Friday That 11, these boys ano't finally convinced again lilt LopDtn. nliht. ban loll oae pllll eocb, that lhaJ eao't win. · Wollal<lot't duzlln& !ullbad<: Lopa hill - doleat Ill ••"' After the Blue Devlll come, the trip to Jackson Oct. Jim Marlfll C01IIfmled to bold 11.... ~ while Porn.. 13 F11llowi!ll on auceefllive weekends are Nelsonvilla an odp ,... eNHjdll' Dullr "'Y • •1·1 ..-.!. 1t 'b\11111 Alh'eu 1~, 1111c1 Pomeroy at home (Nov. 2). Howard II 1111 eJI.pll1ll _.. A..,. II llllb ,.., MJd. Tht ~~ lrliiiiDID, wllh a ICIIIt 22 athletes on Inc ...~ 'lilt CloMia ..., dllpCilt II HI lllld NtllaovWo thllr v.,.U:, IICiiiad - and IID't that figure a shocker, et. oce ._ It a. ,., Blind bU lalllaar IIWifabll. for tb~ 810 tum that bu 40DIID1ted thtlame so longa. · II ..., ,..,._ . - could 111 bad bJ tbt .Tacllelf. NeiiO!Ivllla. 16-6 losers ta In .......... plq, l!tl.,_llll .Jwili-w.lllloa tDo Poiiiii'01 eao't 111 QIINICblhlt, !llld the annual Jacketfool:,... tllp lpollbll Willi bJ __. ~. lll+IIIP'li'IIJIIII Pomeroy' lallll, well, who tnows.how that one will got virtue of bla l&to!M aaii!Unl t. Gallipolle, Alhenl t. Po1ne- The J ackell b&W plar::, like a football team on occa· ap!Ml A..,. Frldl)' aJabl. roy and Helaonvttlt to Lopa. !liofll t111a eeuoa. All b&vo to do Is extend what Honrd bu • tdM Ill two Llaled baloW' . . 1111 tllp 1'1 Jackel fiDI IIOW JIDoW lbtJ caJ1 do, and IOJilllbodJ will loop boWie, M..ua 1M. ,._. ICOI'OI'I II 1111 aa- .,... 1M tall to them. roy'• Mickey WlDtbnluw and ............ lop •llbt ....... . ' • -q , . ?t!i$1 a I: JliCI' na" -a •P• for dependable home.heating ••• INSTALL ASHLAND METERED GA$ NOWI ••11'11 Lopa' Eden Robbll.,.,.,_. aNiiod en II IIIOAL play. :.='iln. llablrl 8I&IIJ ALL G..t.MII ol G-PLAYER TD ' II' 4--Martln, WBI .. .. • • • • • • • .. • • • • • .. il • u.IW .._.... OAIIS o t t 4 o o o I t • o • o o • o T 0 .. ... ut t BliP, AH8 . a Tl' IMI •• p.......... ... .. .... • ' • 4-1'1-.n. Wfll ... " .. • . . . •• • •. . . . 4 ~ Ill t t 4-0ropo. AQS .. • • • .. • • • .. .. .. .. • • 4 4-Carin. JBS ................... , • I 4--Wiile~PIIII ................ I ~ L ................... a 4-1)1VIs, IRS .... ;~ .... , • • • . .. • • • • • I 4--SurreU, JHS .. • • • • .. • • • • .. .. .. .. I 4-lfltchlngs, NilS ..... , , • • • • • • • .. • 3 4-Wells, PHS ...................... , 2 4 ClwlcY~~ WHS .. • .. • .. • • • • .. .. .. 2 Rltz, .NHJI ....... 2 -CIIl, NHS ........................ ll 4---Wallace. IIH8 ••••••••• .' .•••••••.. 2 4-Mtlllloct. WHS ............ : .. .. .. 1 t: 0 0 0 ••••••••••••••• IIOAL ONLY G-PLAYR e • I I 0 I 0 2 ll 0 0 0 4 ~· 12~ 12 10 o0 30 PHS ................3 2 202,0 . . ... Plalll ~ . . ... al • Iidia ti'alll\1 J!rOib. .... ........... . . . . . . . . . ....,... IDII- 14 Ill day meli!IIIIIIIIOII drf· I'<tlmaylvanla W11b b1a 1• lilmn!J Va . . ~ • oa ~' 12 TP 1--Jo'hDIOL ~ ~ •• ' •.•••••••••••.• ·-· t""'tl ~ JJIS · · •................ ~ .. 2 2ll J-N~ WJIII ................... a o ~-· ~um:, .......... ... _ .............. ...... . • • • • . • . • •~••••• • • ... • I1 , 0o '!1' Ne~"ents . Y' V., W. Va. ~ vtailf<lllr .... ¥a ~ 8JIIeY. · - . ·. - ...... · - - -. ... ... _ II 1ft . IIY IWmiA IIOUDIQD ~ dllnll l'l!llidll' • lundlr 2S JlW, ..a ¥a Blda!l . . . i11111. 20 Wid - ' . . . l!n Mr. and Mn. lol8i&IIJ an4 20 .... tile a1 drf ~ 1011 Eddie rooenllpilitYA lm18 -"1 t$ _... Clb'. • "" II!PJ II ~ 18 lllld lfn. Iilal!l Wlllt Ira Ibn .\ldilt Berber . 18 to G~ ID alllbd 11101bor bQm a two ..U Ill TD II' 2::-~ard.~ ·.......... ·· ··.·...·· ~~4 ~ ' .... ' ............. .. !.. .. 24. ,..,..,.,o.iG. . ()(\· • 1a B...,..t01r QaUII!PS. use t.f' Gas S~etyNews ................. «Glodwfdryer. To-~~~~ lor aore details 011 \1111 ~ ......... tf Al'llillf ...... ~ ,.,.1 • wl!u • 1IQ ' y '" ' ·. -~ ,; . ' · Olds'm · .obile ~=;~;::r\IC)CJ~ . . '· I -;' . ; , I. :'+ ,_ ' \, KQI f. yau n _IIM· MOTOR u•le 12 POMIIOY , """. ~·~ . . . ~ .. · "'. u~_..;.:;.;..;.__...,.__..;..;..___...;.:"'rl':.:;;;~-- 14 1IE IIIII hit. GAS COMPMT -.. 63 ,...-" A . . ; If )'WIN tldnklasaboat wa,a to • .......,. •blJ heat fOUl homo tbla winter, an Asho llllil Melcn4 Ou Syltlll1 ..... et!tpinl IIDadol 'Pfllwo are jltst 1111..,.. Wilb /uhla!MI Melmll Ois, you pt .-w11 aDd depeadability-prua tho 0011.waleDce of l!ddiq ,. - .. IPPll~ 1\a your Davlil vial... ,.....,. llnweJ' OLDSIIOBUJ!'.\1 / , " .. ' . ', ' -·· • ' ALL POPULAR SIZES • IS ON THE WAY. •• • ~Y "'ellston Rntakets Contm"ue 1f ""' u The:·HighPoweredAttack p1y the tow! Never Before Gallon $1.99 w.; ::::. . .... ,,, •. . " PLUS Ffrtat011 Ufetf1111 GUARANm All nRES MOUNTED FREE ·City Ice & Fuel Co• FIRESTONE DEALER Phone WY 2·5116 315 Ash St. POMEROY SERVICE CENTEI Noll To lltullr't Mtrl!ol ,_,., W. Molo MidcllepM CITY ICI! AND FUEl,. CO. 224 Ffrlllt. ......... Ill'¥~ �·--~ ......................., ..... ,..a •• -#' ...... .,.. • ~ ' .._Dally Sentinel, Pomoroy-"" " · · .·"" · ll ,oct . " · l~ti" l r -~r~TIINITIES 1 ON •MAN - -OR WOMAN -- - servire and WANT ADS . ... 119) BUSINESS Meigs-Mason Commg ' Events " ' Somervitles ~ixth Hirl/utay Is E l PI n er eas 0£ Not Guilty Honored At Party ' _____ ··-- - - .. __ . _ DISPLAY TV JN REVJE\V tfospitaJ News Russell Davis, son of Mr. rolled fcom cigarelte. "'' .od and Mrs. David Davis, Hysell other ~oin operatt-d dispenst'rs Run , was ~onored on his 6th Among those who entered FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS in this area_ This 1s a very good OCT. t b~thd~Y w.th 8 pa_rledy. · MG ij n Y1Holzer hospital in the past· 21 RATES posit ioo that can be ·.vorked full , The Pomeroy Band Boosters ruce gl lB were recel_v · ames hours were Mark L. ~rrison, or Part-time. Persoo selected Association will hold their reguwere played and prllell won_ by Mills Vlllage, Mrs. Herbie L 4 cents per word , one msertJo11 Minimum cb&rg~ -60 must h:m good .serYIC€ab\e car Jar metling Tuesday at 7:30p. m. PT.' PLEASANT WilHam Bobby Oewhurts, Sherry MlchLance, Rt. 1 Bldwell, Elmer ~E'nts . 6 cent!! per word for three con~>ecuti ve in sertions. and JO or mor. ~r~ hours p~r , in _the Se~~ior High Schoo' audi- J. Somerville and Ben L. Som ael, and Shella Folmer. I Roloomb, Rt. 2 Crown Cli1, Rev, Spec:1al - one month (or 30 cents ppr word wffk a11d $500.00 to .500. 00 tonum . erville entered pJeas or not guil- Refreshments were berved to Russell L. Jones, 2300 Liru..'Oln Full rate of t ~enta per word wiiJ be- charjled for 1:1d· l·ash c3pital. Tbe wsws of tbe Enterprise ty In Mason County Circuit ~ above and as follow 5: Max ' Ave., Pt. Pleasant, Miss Tamovertising if nol paid within 10 days after receivmg bill . Errors in Advertismg- Should be reponed immediate-ly. nam~ , address. lephone n EUB church wiiJ meet Tuesday Court Monday to one·count each and Vanessa Folmer, Jeff and my Sue Reynolds 2400 MadiThe Daily Sentinpl will not be rp.sponsible· for more than ber ;mcl all dctai s to Box lll6. , "":ning ~ the heme of Mra. of embezzJement and false pre~ RoHM Pat~son, ~S- Betty son Ave., pt_ P.le~t, Mrs. H.o)' one incorreet inserlwn . Tuls.. Oklohom•. . J - Will. Membe" ue .,ked lense. Trial was set for October Folmer, lloMJe and t.wen, Mrs. R . Kincaid, 503 Seeond St., ft. Card of Thank! .and Spt'Cial Notil•es of Evtoms, $1 .25, _ _ _ _ _ _ __ :_1_-0 1 3tp to br111g cookie! for a proje~t. 30th at 9:30 a.m. Lela Curtis and Sandy, Larry Pll!:asant, Mrs. Howard F. Smitb for W word minimum. Ea r n additional word, 1<-. (20) IIUSINESS - ~ Pomeroy Chapte' 186 OES will Cba<les Kelly Sayre and Ron- and Karen Coleman. Teka and 31!7 Stall House Rd Pt Plea.. Obituaries published o~l 1 ct>n l pt"r word_ I ~ reglar session Tuesday aid Lee Walters who had pre- Dnnny Dewhurst, Ann and Phil ant. George M. snod,r~. HelP J D-\Y 3 DAYS 6 DAY~ 1 MO . S~~V~~~ft ' :~-: prfim. ~?! ~- yiously entered pleas of lnno- ~~lmger, Debbte Prndiddy, Mrkys. derson, W. Va., Archie J. WORDS 60c 8 m 90c $1 . 3~ $4.!:m ~PF:R·r WATCH REPAIRING. c Jeers s cent to indictments of breaking n d 8 Edwards a Bee • Browning Rt. 1 Letart w v 15 Work guaranteed. Corner oi 0. ] to the and entering, appeared before Critt'encten Frank: 20 2!1 Cent~r und SeoonC' Strl.'t'ts, MaSale or Trade 1 Middleport VGlut'ltee-r Firemen the court Monday WJth counsel Ours~ Ge ea d ~ ~· ~ Mrs. Harold 0. Beegle, Rt. 1 PHONE WY 2·2157 _. . son, W. V1:1. Lewis 81£11sing. - • ·-·- · will meet Tut>sda ev~nin Oct and changed their pleas to gutl- av ' ~an e t. Racine, Paul M. Parsons, Rt. __ _ 9·11·30tc TWO .fEMALE, J1 Inch regis-! t the h yf M lt B P'. ty as charged. Sentencing date very nlce time was had by a11. 2 Racloe, Marvlo D. MIUer Rt. " · · · was set as October 22nd at UO 1) NOTicifs·- --- · -o:n ____ tered beagles. Well trained .: p a 1 orne 0 I Langsville Charles E. Myers, ( . ~--_ ,_R__ 5~LE _i WAN'f'ED --HAULING, live-stock, Seven and twelve months old. ' nrma ee. a.m Harri6l1 Honored Long sotW:O, Robert stephen. AUTOMOBILE insuraore been F'UH. SALE- Thru li{'J'es io l '~J. or anyth'rflg. James Hollon. Phone WY 2-6914, after 5 p. · The Pomer~~h!e~are- club Other action of the court was Lewis Harri, Wh<l relired FrJ- Jeffers, Jackson, Robert Lee caaetlled! Lost your o!)t!rator"s ~radbury. Good buikling loca- Phone WY 2-6573. 9 12 3otp _ ~-·_ 10.2-6tc will met"t W('(]nesday St 2 p. m. the selection of the juror!!l for day £rom h.iB emp1oyment at the Foster, Jackson, B. G. Bailey, llotUf? Ql.ll WY 2-29116. \Jon . Phou~ WY 2·5262:. - - -- AucnoNEEft ~t the horTM' of Mis~ Lydia Eberl- tl,e ~ivU Acti~n suit of Michael Mid-We11t Steel;-was guest _of Rt. 1 Jackson, William J. Deere, _ _ _ _8 II 10 1 boch. Roll call will b< a United Hamson, an lnlant, vs. Wad• honor Friday evenlog at a fish Ironton, Mrs. Curtis E. Webb, LOSE weight sarely and easily ! ~ A~tr\tiNU~ H.QUSE trailer Cr1U Br..lerd Nation fact. man Rando~ph. The action is the fry held at the second w~·fire Rt. 3 Ironton, Jacquelyn s. with Oe,..Q.Oit>l tabl~ s only as b t d $ · Writ., Plloae or Cen&.lct Middleport Literary Club will rt:sult of b1cycle and car accl- bouse, Pomeroy. Causey, Frost. Linzie Hayes t8c at Stark'll Drugs Ph:,· U1 .\.C. HRADFORD, &.tt.e, Otdo uaAL NOTJCI tAttending were Davis, Ashland, Ky., and Mrs, 1 meet Wednesday, Oct. 3. at the dent involving the plaintiff and line ,. · oovlv ~, . .• ~ 5 18 Ue v home of Mrs. George Ulsher at defendant May 31, 1961. The Joe Grueser, Harold Anderson, P. Henderson, Ravert!wood W. ··-·--· 0 J 3....: nutlu 1lven Ohll) th1t i h; •. 1:30. Mrs. 0. B.· Stout w11l · have pam J · tiff Is seek'mg ......,,400 m for Ed ward De moek'ey, liarold Jef Va. ' 111e Rambler . H. C. Teter. . -rru:at ..... l1 ot her.,by lh• Eulera 0 1 Worl• S&anllard o1 Comp•cl j WINTP.R POTA 1'0F.S - rOr iiale-: PilOTo-COPYINr. Servleet, O:q,r ~~:ct u~~n~~~P~~~~~IQ :!~~f::: ~~~t~: I the program and the "?II call wlll alleged Injuries. The plainUf£ is: fera, Donley Reibel. Charles Blrthl Eur!lleM~r Clarent·e w~ P ff'tt , ·•I d. aDJ letter or document. Reur..r med th~lr Pdltlon 1n the t:omn'lunl be "News of the Dav. ' , represented by the law firm of Buckley, Dale Snyder, Edgar Mrs W"''•m V Mu Rl 0 ...., ro t , 1 ar~ Ills p •.._ ..__ Plea• Cou.rt of Me\11 county, o:, 1 o, Cecil De d Robert S lth Mitch Erni D ' Willi' ' UUCI ' nn, •• 1 BIJ ear rDOIII. ride • nd penorm· OhiO. VI 3_2254 _ B·3l~ 1 0tc w-ance, omeroy. I J.UIIK alle11nt that th• chu.nh 11 the owner The Guild of Grace Eplscoan an m ' e &VIS, . am · Athens dAnouter 8.18 Pllf" lmalt e. et'ODOID)' •ltd . - -··· --- In fH 11m ph! ot u,, rouowlnJ dtJI!t"lb· pal church will meet Wednes· and Attorneys for the defendant Reinharl, Edward Hoeflich Al- M Mr' --e ' · p.m. " , APPLES 8 d 1 F "t F HEATING AND PLUMBING •d rBJI e.Late: ' on s Paul S Beatty Rt tBP&pnbllib'. • : . ur et e ru1 ann, M·--••- --··-1mutt~ In the Count, ot MoiJt, Idav, at 8 p.m. at the parish are Raymond Musgrave and J, ba SinClair ' Ed Ward B 0 Wen, 2 Wells,to · d ""'ter. I ' • See PomNO~I OhiO, Houte I, Alone ~ .l'unt.a:a In th• Hlete ot Ohio , •nd In t h (I h . 'th M w A Ro'• ts Jenkins Ross Stewart Rolland Hawk n, Mrs a'-'5u • I :32 L '..M. .,..... ~ Town~hlp of ltltm, and hOUild..t ouse WI rs . . ' uo::r I • I ' m Monday W"'·~ Do Wy Mdtopolltan Moton Z·O'J'IIl. 9 :16 61p I Sit &. Mat 8t. PI•!NJ, Olllt &l"!dB••lnnlna dell<!rlbed u fl)ilowa· d Mrs. J . E . D. Hart'mger as ._) -•ne tr'Ia1 1s scbeduled 1or 0c- Earl Denny · W411U. W<o J •t the touih ·.,.,.t Mrro- an . ' Melvin Smitb and en,· Rt. 3 ·Oak Hill dat•t:rhter lOt E. M•ln 8~. Pnmtror - - - - - - - - - - -- _ ---- _ • ...... n~r or th• F'•lrpl•y · aehool 1n1 : l hostesse~. 1tober 8th at 9:30 a.m. Jurors Earl ArlX. The honored guest 3·!• Mond 'Mr ' Phoae WY ...,0 SINGER SEWING machme. Elec. - - "II ............. (IUb-diJtrlct No. 41 In section N<l 3tl I was presented gi(ta: rrom t b . • a.m. ay. a. Floyd _ tic tr 11 . port•'!• w•l h attachm"'t "T·If• Town 'I, Ran1e u , In th• 0111~ OCT. 4 empaneled were Minnie M. King e H. Barnhouse u--•--L G~D "" Comp1ny'1 Purthu111 then ce ~th EVflng4'1me · Cha pter, o~ ·-·~ • l f d . K lS "'-o rod• t\l)n• 01• Une ot the J•· .~:..,, WI'II Arl een Roush, [.(luella Sawyers, group , son 3•05 am' ~ Mond M HiLEN·S-- BF.A UTY Shop, e.n· 0 anl"y t>slgn. eposaesaed tob B•kcr ettate1 thoPnu 20 r u d • meet thi~ Thursday evooing, Oct. Alberta Wiles Homer Lowe ,....._~ u· L· •~---~• Rayt1• N :~~ f ~:~nd you puy only f!,II .OO. Term. Karl Gneter, Plamblal •• norLheuterly 11i<m1 the pubUe hiGh- 4 t th M n.l H ll . M"ddl J I ' • .1..nu-ce ....a.ucn.~ay, . Ouu• 10 uouncirllg our o~w bt<auirian, 1 Phont' WY 2·Z'.!!H. 'J:!Bt{' Beattac • •Y to lht' .outheut corner or hid • a e 810 c a 1 e- r., Harod Bumgarner, Jack VISIT CARLSBAD up daughter 10·50 pm. Sun9 Joyce Willmmll. Come ill lor ...____.11_ ....... f'alrplay Sellul)[ lol: ttlence Well Ju port. The annual electiOn of offi- Cartwright carl Lieving Ro" Dr . a nd Mrs, Lester L Roush day. IQ_..........., .,.. th.. pUce ut blll!nnlnJ Con~•lnln• LI' I ' u. blH fell ~~Pt"rLaiK WY %-21190 G. E V!\ CUUM Cleane-r ... JUI' •wer &ruablet one -halt (IJ.Il •ere, mute or leta cers will be n~ld and Ob tgatiCJ'I ert Miller, N. E. Riffle George r ~>~>,. Bott Route 1 ' og bar-' 5 k on Deed Reterm~: Volum• 101, P•«• Night An mrmbers are urged Rstrd ~--•--- s.' .UUOifi om, , recentM c 11 26 wht!el. Beautiful tu-tone pa.!ilel We • " all Jlze1 ~r m.elalul 43. Mclu Counly Deed Recorda t b · t 1 th en, IIII;UUUIIICI yre and ly saw one or the wonders of Patients recently discharaed . 1 -HOME--M -- AD -E P - l ;;c 15l , Cu Ifee ..-14.J --" guantnt~ --' l 1ke new . ComRe11011abe ralet • Al•o tM tonowln• rill "'tl\e lti o e pre!len or additional juror • Donald R· Kay. the world - Car1sbad Caverns included Mrs. Homer Adkins • r. . u•teln the stat• o~ Ohlo. cnu~t,. or OCT 5e mee mg. 5c. Jack':t Da1ry Bar, Middle- plt>te !WI or cleamng toola. Jo"ull Call WY Z.M4. Day w "Nigltt ::'!:.,dndan~o~=-~~b,:l !:'e:ilo':: I The annual F'l~huniers banquet In the civil action o£ Comme~.. Natlona] Park in southeastern Mrs, Eugene Hawklna, .M u: port. 10·2-Slr pric-e uniy $21.00. Phone WY 2· • • Z6 tfe to-wu · 'II •- •-Jd Fr1'd ay . 0 ~ t· 5• a t v··30 cial Credit Corporati'ln Re•lnnlnl •t lht northw•tt cor - WI ~ 11e . L Cottr11 th t vs. led Clatr New Mexico The guided tour Roscoe Satterfield ' Mrs ' Ross 2204 · 9 'r7 lltc - n•r of Ul• trtct o1 land purcllmd p. m in the 7th and 8th grades · • e cou~ ru as a took them 750 feet underground Stephens, Mrs. M. D. Paraona, ------.-1\UCI'JONE~R. Cample.. terYke. ;rao~':!. s:!t'..~r;-:.n~u~~~. building ot Racine. Baked ~hicken result of oom~romJSe settlement into the Big Room of the Wor1d's Lloyd Dugan, Floyd Litchfield. (7) INSTRUCTION CANNING BEANS. Eugene- E J. 0. McCoy, t:hre1ter, Olde. pert of lh• nor~t1•••t quart.r 111 b the main courae Ticketa that the plamtlff Commercial largest and most beautiful d--· Hartld Gibbs um .. ...-~ ~-if.'"'i CIVIL IIRVICI TIST$1 Ull VIJI · R1:1c~, . Ohio · ---·-or Becilon No. 341, ftlwnlhip No w · ''"' Mrs, Jack Colley ' '•llUUu .ciiiCII"\;IICI, 1 recover '1 •000 With mter~ BULLDOZER SERVlCE We ·~ 'J, R:nae No. 11 Df \h• Ohio cam~ are $1 e2s and reservations' can be Cred"t orated limestone cave. The Big Jon Spencer Mlli•WOmen, 18-U . llllrl hllh .. t 29 6tc 4!ialize in ~Dds, b•semeD11 •ut PinY. Pur~hiJie, runn!nt tlwncr d b llln g 011 '1 ·!135. '111i II estAr Room, which covers 1I acres, BillY a1"p ... herd , •Leslie VernoD• noa.oo ... k. Prep r~JI)r~ •r••" - -- _ :--r;--- ___ len 1101 rDdll lheao• • out h tna e Y ca . , 1 l.aJ ll.ntll lppolnl.ed Thouund• uf LARGE Huhnein bi\by culf. cur. and landscaping. PhoDe Cbelt· •llht ell rode; thlnee WeiR ••n (JO! is bemg sponsored by the Letart th.ur E. Gillispie Indicted could accommodate a 36 story Frank Norman Bliss Mrs ~ i"bl gpen. a:xperleore ""'I llY un f d he-l k , rod11 tiMLftce Mrlll •ltht Ill rod• to by the grand j'ury f 0r the nus- building, ' • •Mr11 • IIH!I-rY nn:t: Lnrurm allo n ,.,, Jab• Ot' 1.-e!t t. Rot Sprtnga. ar. p · M. Cowde ry. the pllct ot outnniiiJ. Fal\11 PTA. don Miller, Johnnie Wolfe, .. l•rl••· r-.ulr•m•ntl Write 'l"O I)A" 10 : 3tc I 11 tfc p Dud., '•"',""ft~ Volume 1&1. """ Middleport Bond Boost· I demeanor of destruction and deRobert R Leo and lnl-t da Jlll'l.nJ '"mt, addnu . tnol ptll)nr Lin _ _ -- - - - - ;•• • f Ia COUI:Ity D..d Ru1ue If ing · ~ D=ln ltrvtu. 11u11 Mt< n. The D•ll> Mll~K BASE . .c ... rlt!llton MHrket" ---~h!._ Board. 01 Trurtt"• auth !Hd ers will hold a rummage sale ac property or Grace Rog- Mrs. Bert Ro1lins, Leon; Mrs. ghter and Mrs. Donnie Day. A1la•l. ~umtruy, 0 Call W\' :z:Ml&. 9 Z9 3t~ : WASHERS and ~frlgeratorl, t6 . ~h~ aal• vf th• abov• d..enU:r•• this weekend, October IS and • ers, and entering a plea or gull- Cbarles HiU, West Columbia; AmODI Alllal - - -- - - .. - - ~~ . - ---- -' a month. We deliv« a~d we r!r.~h. ·:~~t ·::~~. ·:~i:~.a!"bl, be ~old jln the Park building, corner ty, waa aentem.ef' by tbe Court Clarence Pearson, Jr., La- According to the midnight re. (8) AUTO SAL~S TRAILER FOH. SALE: Liberty ket'p in aervlce. Ewing 1 Store, The pra 11 •r u1 uJd PoaUttan" 111 •h•t Mill Street and S Second Av•j to 80 days in the county jail with kin· Mrs. Walter Taytor Mkl- port of the nursing department - -· . . Caravan, th~ the utd ature111d Tru•h••• b• euthorlud lo . od by the credit to be giVeJI for tImE'! die'por t ' those patients who were 118tecl' F 'dliM! pi four ftendyII to 108 W. Mai'l St. • Pomeroy ' WY .. ,..1 •nate 11nd ba lnue formerly occupi 195J 8 CYLINDER FORD 1 gu. r 1g1 a1re atove, to et, 2-21160. 111 ZO Ste annt•a 111ch oth011r and. turth•r ,.u.t S •1, Ce le Artie! ...... 1spent Jn jaU while awaitina: tri- DISCH. ARGED· M J ph 1 1r 1 1 ded Geo .,.,_ t k } ood ~>bower and hea,er Write A c - - - u m•Y be prop~r. por s n r. es may ~~~: 1 nc u rge •'IAIIP . rs. ose as a up_ rul'fur nul~k sale Bradrord. Racine, .or !:!all Wt ~ SERVICES OFFERED: AlumJ. ,,.::'~h:'~1d ~!'Ill~ .!rth~··;:~• db•~ taken to the room after 1 p.m. a . Mark.Jns, Pt. Pleasant; Neal Wil- son, Mrs. Rosetta Fllllnger, Mrs. Prtc~l t dq f I" lock G WI ur WI Y·:w:l\1. t 2o 6tc num lidlnr, roofing, alumlD1DD ;: Moctober, 1vea, at lO:oo O'Ciodl, on Thursday or arrangements son, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. George Harry Wa1burn, Oscar Hardway or w rae or JVes · · 1torm window• and doora. CaD ·· an. 1. 1. lAadllllb•• jmay be made to have them Pleuaat Valley Hospital McCoy and daughter, Pt. Plea. Paul Parsons and Winfred RJl.. A. Deem. Racine, Ohio phone store. for free eJtlmatel. Aver•ge :a.v. w. v. outt.noa picked up by ealllng Mra. Har- ADMI'ITED: Mrs. Hubert ant. ey. 1 ~9-2228. ___ ,! 0 ·~·~P Leta'rt Falls, Open 1 day• 1 1000 aq ft.~· Phone Gl .,. 1 :::: fa~· ;;:.~~· 1ey Swisher or Mr11. Wesley rr,. Pu1llns,_ Middleport; _Mrs. Da- BIRTHS: A son to Mr. and Blood administered receatiJ week, t H,m. to 1 p.m. 4448, unUJ 10.00 p.m. 7-to.eotp R•v nat• Jon•• 1 A rummage sale wUI be held vld Phllllpe, Galllpohs; Mrs. Mrs. Robert Saunders, Gallipoo at tbe hospital included two UDo __ 10-%-SOtpl fl l4 de :.T:r~···~:' ~let jFrlday and Saturday, Oct. 5 and R. Saunders, Gallipolis; Mrs. lia; A son to Mr. and Mrs. Da· ita on Swxtay IDd. four unttl• - -or ih• P111rim 6 beginning each day at g a .m. John D. DuM, Frazier Bottom; vid PhUIIps, Gallipolis. Monday. FOR THE 6ESJ' 1J, .rtlftcial WJDBs~:nf:N~~\z jn the Rowley &: Reed rndldlng, ----------'--'--'-'-'-~'-'---.!=:=::::::...._______ fte('apped Snow Tires. All 1izes, $11.50, Include• brttedin&. CurtiN Breeding Attorn•r• for PeUUon•r. formerly McMaster's Hard· Utxea. Nu b'ade-ln neceaaary, Servlce IDe!. ror eervice e~ll uo• •· •· 11, u. - «o Rutland Albert or Leland Parker, CbO!t· ware Store, In Middleport by l n•t co•vAII Keyatone Station er, Ohio, 981-Ml& or WY sLIOAL MOTte• the Child Conservation League. to 1 ~·,.~~~,•~••._,.,. , ....u. .~••••••~·~••~•~ . lll)t•~·'fj . . .w:t:flj~~"'l"' .. QCT • 4fh Th h apo moot naturolly e a owman around tod•y .wi!Ool weekend hid o lamllier aJr. A41 lor Webb, he IJIIII; not be 1. A.ccutvy f. ftta'Jtt O! J~~t.ie ~leliiiSQn returned to tele-~ aa flamboy•nt-but he put on t'he •Unon Wltft a copy of hit old var- weeke-nd'a bHt premiere Sundt eolloq. (J wdl.) lety thow. Jack Webb aJ 10 came / hiKht to kick off hla h•lf hou: u . UACUD.r back with a terse drama serlea. w~ly anthokl&Y on CBS-TV of lJ. BewUcf.-.d And the Lo1 Angelea Dodgers stones from True magu.-.e. The C2 .....) IJ!e~ their lead again in basebaJI'a man who revolutionized video 11. · - - tale" Na~JOnal Leagqe race, thereby en- camera work and writing with ... Olrleo abhng ~e nation to an 1 abow- "Dragnet" clJD~N a ri•etlng t.le · llli. employM Jlntlra down today via video. The etory of a Navy doctor wh,; 18. ,.,,...., StartlnJ at 3:45 p.m., EDT on Ihad to remave a live <40--mllllmeter 11. Jumbllill typo NBC-TV, the Dodger• take oo 'san shell from I Marine •broad the 18.Exclam.,_ Franc:isco in a best two-aamea - CIIUIIty·crowded deck of 1 hOiplout-of-three playoff. Thia tJtanic tal thlp off Okinawa. Jt was beau~ .,.m c:ollision delay 1 tbe start o( tha tiful to wateb Wrebb'a dlreetorjal 18. World Series on NBC-TV from know • bow 1nd Ubdentandlnl of ILWIM Wednesday to Thurlda,-. And television It work-1ti1 ability to though the network il blackina out C~Je • tear to a laugh to a •. .Tune tlow., the playoff f'Olltesta In C..llforn.la chill In aplit aeconds. QuetU.on: 31. dharacterlotJc at local stat..iona wJU telecaat them: C~~ he aurvlve •galnet "BonanGleason'a Saturday nifi)lt debut aaT and the ABC-TV tJJovle? II. :&.tore must h&\le broUJbt a huge •igh the he only thinlls worse during If. Cut and pare wood from CBS-TV becauae while tbe weekend than the DodKera 11. Kina' o! show waa not brllli~t neith were two new ABC - TV entriee boutil waa it one of •"'-~ '. er Saturday; the Roy Rogers • Dale 31. Like . .....,.,.. tmmense Eva111 hou I . stinkers that "The Great One" oe- , . r- on11 MU81calahow and Jl, Arrh1n,c caslonally hu become involved in ~- Smith Goea to W••hlngton," 3d.AetorCIWMy . with hi• provocative ali-or-nothin - a siC-hour comedy aerlea about 88, Improve at-&11 nature & • grass-roots U.S1 senator (Feu itl. WbUe Cllffl loca.tion To be ho~t h Parker) iit Waahington. The Hog- I 1963 BUICKS • PONTIAC$ Blaettnars . -... - •-· ~ ::_-;~ =~--: tie l - --~~meroy, ·--I ' I ~-20-ootc · I - - -. - ~--~ ...,., ar~~g~i~: ~=~~ry ~am~y:ae~ ~bint :'- ~Ray Lega Notices •· 1 Com-...,.,. Jtc: Th:: ' ~ale: ::~=~ed ~ :.!~~~a:elki': s:=~~ng like =~:r: b~J:=~~~ :.;~imup ~Jphj~!ic~ted. ' Mr.' Smith" isun:~~ be playing it ' : '; ·I · One" back. At Moala1 Trhtoull 6:00 I : ::•.,::t!t.Lo.;•...- FOR -RENT____ Service. I I sate •-U.ed ttr... ny • wco • • • · · $4"" ·"" NeW' rec1p ~n11, lftY tlte, r- l..ocuat St., Pomeroy. Newly . . . . . . . ., Nllf" ~. od --- •'~'~'fi)J"Il . Exetllent neiy:hbor· w • -• hood. Refrrenct~ requird. Rent U • tie no trade-In . . J,, F. Ooodricb l"t'a!I008blt~ Ph. Wl t-11110. 1211 REAL ESTATE a F. Goedrk-b t 28 6tc Cb'::io~2.,;o~- c. plult, . FURNISIIEO . AND unrUrn.ia~ THREE and four I'9CID fura1lhed 76c! eacb apartmeata. uUUt.let peld. PboM and .WW'llllbed apwtmeatl. PolDta, cOhdenaon aDd Fnm Rowi•J and Reed .:. Hardware. WV W4M. t Sl Ue .le~'~c·lii · Nct'Jo d~:::: WY. s-2778. After 1 p. m. phone Old co1ot bouPt abel 10 td WY Hl74. 1 t1 ue MODERN F1.1RN1fJHED and unTed Thomp1 on IW"Diahed apartllllllL M1ddl• lilY~!!::.:.. ~1:10N 1 BEDROOM · - ..... 1o _POrt. WY 1-!17~ I 3l ''c 1 113 .... - ,.....,of NoUc• t. lt•r•b) fiv•a fh•t GI.O!I'Ib'• M. BtWenllli&- • ...,.. Poat Olnu i4· dri.JM scr..t. PoiJ!MrOJ', llh'lirh ot - : . ~~~· .....~ IINGICR SI:Wimlm.i<Jik..dial-roi•l& ... to molul <Y deaiJN, buttonho~. dam. •"· Pay off 163.70 0< ,.,....to of ltt-IIJ Pbono WY teM t rJ ot ro• .: 11n ,_., a1 ~~e,e•mMr, · 1. 8. o'Brln. .. ~"c.~a;yUI•C:.r:bM• <:GlUt <IJ ie um a. 1 _ Mo 1.g.•tM lhla --- Apple Grove 1 ....,...--..·.-=[ 'a} N I It Ue ,,.....,_.....,_......., !Or - MnL 1" 00 otes Ill Nortli ....... II.. lllddleporL WY ~- _ , . -·· :t.:!'~~~m::='~ :!!~rl:::!PCo~~i:~tu~w 1 ..lti-!Otp .J1mt1 C. p k Named After Former ' .... 11.711 · Cit · M Blent•n~blp y ayor · l P'IVE ROOM ..... Good location. RIWiiliC water. ( 1'4 Now Hav<n River Rood. I( kler ReaIty s Pr PLEASANT The L_o., name "Krodel Park" WBI approved by the city park committee u the official name of Ute newly constructed city park 1t 1 dlnraer meeting last night at Gene Bal1'11 restaurant wUh E. L. Montgomery of the Marietta Manufacturing Company holt. 'The name wai choaen by clly oouncU at Its last -ling 11ft> der former Mayor Walter K..,. del who served the city ol Pt. PleiUllllll for 211 yem. ' - Mr. Montgomery wu btltll for BY MRS. HERBERT ROUSB tho dlna.r os a "thank you" for eooo a&\lj honp--ciOal mlllll. ' I """"" fum= i Per Month Mr. and Mrs. canon While tho help reoe!ved at the park llaJo• .tollmod. or ot .._ WY 1. - ~ ,.,...., and daul!hter ol Twin Clty Ga area. Mr. Jllontgomery ,... mill tip itor,•o Hun Pbono alNo Down Payment vlolted Mr. and Mro. J~na: chairman of tha part oommltter t p. a llll ,..Clll. HOUSE. I emu¥ 'O.cupant Win" and Doraa Paraona and lee. He oald the part ...,ld be ' • 10 " will •ho • LV s. Veterans Only family. completed and turned over to ,....,...._ _ _..;,,;;;.~~~ 1.0.~ , ;: 10 I II< POMilOY - 2-Hd- tromo Mr. and Mrs. RuaeU Jloulh the City by DeiOber 20th. homt with Nth, hot elr fur- and family, Mrs. Edna Roush The ... ~---~-..a...~ .,... (171 P WANTED nHo hoollno. nlco kltchon and Mre. Earl Robinson ..,.. groupparkr ...-wwucuoao I NIW BAB .. .. . .. - ond llvlno ,..... full dinner IUOSie of Beule Sian•"- permanent eommlltee be SOFA lEOS _ $48 YS • '"' dayo weelc. 1 mont. SO-tool lot In · ter recen"" ...,. appoloted by Mr. Montgomery, j PC. LIVIN. · Wrlle Do> IIM-L, The Dally I neighborhood. ••leo Oftly ' 'Y• Tho folloWJn« perltllll were ap. SUITES $ Sentinel, Pomeroy. 111-Uip $7000.00; "' 4own ,.ymonl Dinner guosts of Mr. and pointed to the pet!Danent con> . 121 ~iiDiJW,, WANTS house work fer vot•r•n. $31.66"' llftOnth. Mrs. Herbert Roush and Roaer mlttee and wtU be approved I 91:12 a.:JNOLIUM or take care of children. Lor- Yovr crMit mull be flawiMII recently were ~- and Mrs. brtheeUyC)UDCJ!atthelrmeet· ' - -$4.95 ena Snyder, Pomoroy, 0. you MUll not owo too much Edward Grlfllth, Mro. 'Lelllo lni Monday Oc!Dbor 6th· E L I on your c•r. etc, Your ....mit- Spencer and Elmer Napper M ' R F '-, • ' RANGES _ $99 Phone WY U961. IO.:l-3tp'l ly incomo u...,ld .. a!Jollt Mr a~ Mro Earl ~ ontgomary, -<:.' .,_,, f'2S.OO. retu~ home ·Iter vlall 'llilb 1Dt Walters, Maty llyre, George (18) EMPLOYMENTc. c. cucKLn, Ru~Toa Mr ond Mn •Ed..:,. Bobln- Hervey, Earl Ileal, Paul Ralr· l ~~~~;~~ WANTED ••• 229 Phono WY 2.UIO 80~ at Cleve!~. :::· AIH. C. WnoclrllmGM' BID Fer==-===~~1 ;:;~;:;:.::::::::===1 Mr ond Mrs GeM Weboter • Bias, L. · obr, Jack TM CORN PICKING. Jameo (2 4l LIVESTOCK of ~elar.d . .I 1 - · · • • ltooknetle, C1areDeo Andenon, IICIIt, Five Pointe, 1 mU. .U _ __ ea11on 'llltlt. Mr. and Mro. Boy Backelt, VlrJll Sldorl, Itt. 7. Phon• WY s...n. FOR SALE: Threo )'00111 Hoi· Donohue and famu· , Walter lllco, Eva- BaD, _!JoD. t IS sotp otoln rows. Juot frtoh. C.O.B.B. Mr. and Mro. Weill of al Smith d Cecil Devrlck. 1 • It< --:a·. __ " _ $38,66 -- ----·- · · - I ........ lr rtED LASSWELl I . Rl¥1r inLo ...."'""" t . w...._ lO.Dwn- bortoo 41. TropiC&) fruit U.P'at ta. Bequeatb 9:05 Coff.e With J•ntt 9:3~ Coffee With Janet 9:45 Betty Newton Show 10:00 News 10:05 MinisterlaJ Associtattoo . 10:20 Mornina Interlude New-a 10:35 Morning Inter"-·<~,_ 11 ~ 00 News 11:05 Swap ibop 11:15 Today With God H:30 News 11:35 Farm BUreau 11:40 Ohio Education AIID. 11 :50 Livestock Markel Report 11:55 Up~r Room 10::.1 11:58 I~ :15 12: 15 While tabries COMe out wUtu, CIOiofl COIRO out brigltler )ICMI diJ 'fOIII clothes the flaAieiiHS ...,. ""' electric dryer dries wldt ptJnl radialtt 111!11- jult like sunohilte. No liunlin8 """' • ..,_ no yellowing or fadhts <>I dtNc* fabrics. You'l loW <Nef'l flaiMless feahn <>I 1M LXJ Kvsxw 0 ~ Q JBP EVSXLPtrs B0 z K X MX w IIXZZBW Jr lilLOP&MBN~ GASOLINE ALLIY az • s BEv 8 QB . - OXKSKBW rr 'WIIR.tl MOT FOft THi: WOULD BE PR.S:Fi:RABLE. 5:30 Newa . 5 :35 PJatter p·arty B:OO Travelia' Time 6:30 News 6=35 Van Patrick Show 6:44 Sign Oft ' 6:05 Faith For Tuday 6:20 RFD 6:30 News 6:35 RFD 7:00 New• 7 05 -BreQkfast Party 7:30 New1 7:!0 High School Football IO: 11 New1 Jone~ Buicli: Show 10:30 = 10:35 Hymn Time WJEH RADIO WJEH Radio Procram• Muoday Throufb Friday 7:00 81gn On, Musical Clock 7:~ Tho Lifeline B:OO Ohio Valley News 8:05 .Sports Today _ 8:10 World New.ll 8:1$ Musical Clock 8:5S Community Newa t:OO Latchstring 9:30 PubUc ServJce 1: t5 Showers of Bleutng 10:00 Muon County Newa 10:05 Talk of the Town 10:55 World News 12 :05 Lucal Newl 12 : 10 Ohio Newo 12 :15 Market. THE LITTLE STifF HAIRS KE:EP STICKING INTO ME 1%:20 LKtru•rd Bulletin n •• _. 12 :25 News 0 Grams ~• ..(2 :30 Agricu]ture Agent 12:45 Country Go Round 1:55 Nrwa Beat 2:00 Country Go Round 2 : ~ News Beat 3:00 Midway Matinee S:5fi News Beat 4:00 DJscJng with Doss 4:30 Interch8nge 5:00 Community New! 11 :00 Talk ol the Town 5 OS (except Fri. Church Bells Ring 5:15 ~;~~~~ Nati~nal News 11 :4& World Newe . 5:30 Di I o~ porb 11·"'5 M Cou nner Mus1cale ·" ason nty News 5:45 Sign Off 12:00 Community News - I· ll :OO Top TeD Show 11:30 Newa Mualc Jlilt For You l:SO Ntw1 · I :3S Mtuic JYat l'or You 4:85 Platter Party :i:OO Ntwl 1:00 Newt 1:05 2:05 Rev. ftolcoe Thom-WICI, 2:05 Muale! Juat J'or You :l::J:l - NeWJ t :05 Platter Party f:,kl New• 5:05 Platter Pan,. 1::10 Blll Stems Sportl Report 5:S.') Platter Party 2: 95 Mllli~ .lUll For You 3:00 Ntwa ' 8:01}. New• 1:(15 Triveliu' Timo . 1:30 NIWI S:05 Platt• Part, 3' 30 N"" fl:l8 Van Patrick Sporta Show 1:4t Sip Off ID;;;Ar;;Vl';;;-";JCIH=I"'I--~--------!__ _ _ _ _ _R.:~~~=== Bv Loll and Mt!WIII!ama Let your electric appliance dealer show them to you now. II • ." GJEORG~ Mu·1 WO>- Yf5, I RE=.t1D ABOUT ~ · EMPLOYMENTwanleii by yooos ~~.~::..,i::.~:= ;""' o. man aged Sl. HliJh ochool edu· · ..tion, oompltled ·milltal')l' obU· ' _19_ilt!l ptlono', marrlecl. Wllllllg to FOR SALE : ! Guensey baby learn IllY -lloll. Ph. WY J. · heifer calves. Emory Po,..ll, ' -· Ul., Racine. 10.:1-31c 0~, WELL---I 'LL TRY TO GET TO SLEEP ll:a5 TOp Ten Show · tJ:OO Noon Report 12:15 Mulllc Interlude 12:30_ Rev. MerfJn Tet-ts 1:011 News Dow Jon~a Averagea 1: 01· ·PIatttr P.rty Noon Report M 1:15 Ohio State Unlv. football usic Just For You !:30 News Goessler1 Quat Star- rn ....... 3:35 Platter Part' Mu!!ie JUst ror You 4:00 New 1 12:3fl: 1:00 New• eledrie dryers. y CJ T e --.u>& .f:lli Platter Party 4:30 Local News 4:40 Musical Mysterie-s 4:55 Bill Stern's Sports Report 5:00 Platter- Party S:OO Karr V~n Zandt Show FrJ. S:JS Platter Party Baker Furn. Show-Friday 6:00 News 8eUarday 9·30 Netl'l 12:00 - .,••''' llld»tltu.. T. Volume 4:00 Newa ' 9:00 Newt I •then• My Poy M-? GO 'l 1.8urv I : •• 0111 PIatter Party 8:35 Breakfast Party .._.,_ '"' .. "'• ·" ·"· • Newt 8 : ~5 FUMING "'" I . 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(91 FOR SALE cleaver, 1 Jl a:auge •hot IUD ru0tortcl thl uH o1 hlir mtld~a •am• - I lot mall tools. Mary M.:_ 8AJlND.SDIP80N INSURANCI ::n =r.,,.~",·, e•1•0•, lEWlNG MACHINES, new and '"u.ed. 'I)'pewrltera, -.acuwn !Say, Phone •WY 2-aal. Agenta, ~~· A* .u. 4';,~~:C:7~P~':q 8f c1eenera md floor poliahen. Rt· ' 10.2-Stp .... mobDe. WY S. Pltlnwt ..rr-d I . •. O'arl1D-.4.U.a.,. pair a~rncto. Th• Fabric Shop, for Pl.lllnWt m w s.oond. P......y. wv (14) am•- ... 22M. Pomt'toy Stn!IOif Saleo a·.a -...... ....,_ Ac-J NOT !i'" ,~~,~ ~~IVE ROOM and bath hoUJo at IMuUCII fw ...;, ,.IIIII IU Of! ..,,,OtMTMINT :.u.:, ~@WI 6:05 Country MUIIc Time 6:211 Farm & World N~wa 6:90 Ntws 6:a& Country Jamboree 6:45 Meigs County RFD 7:00 News 7:1.15 Breaklaat Party 7:30 Van Patrick Spucto SL--. IJUW 7:35 PicitDII H1rdware Show ?:50 7:atNawa Report a:oo Ra_d_lo Hy·mn•l li:OS Breakfast Party a 30 I L:f!r~it.~~~~,:;:•.:t': ::~:: :nayTh~::: C:t.t :~ attheCru d' ~~~ I Bummer Bible tu. wont ht 11 paid. 0 - aU expenses ~VMPO I LlkiWtUld llalhm W11 . Loc•l uwp•t . lilpuu• .. L'illll"l ,..J ln\•rku·. Whit. llnllll. 11111a1• r11·k, Pu-rllllt•, rldlo, H.. WI'-' ala ... whitt wall• :• .t ~ ~ BH:re:..·x-.• It is great to have "The Orfat Camp I 1 •l l ii ••·' ...... ,., drurl'!l' ~r. t:. ...1 ..::::, and I • n. w~ lt. An laOUhtain '4. P1erced the OBS Saturda nl ht 1. m sea mg Y contrived folksiness. , Y g meupof by horn• 'The Defendera" "Have Gun 00l . Bevorage Will Travel," "(;WI,moke" RBCEIVE BIBLES 4J ~4+ his own show, which Jead.!J off and Rural Bib1e Cru11ade Nation- J.~Ol"'• foe is supposed to get th.ina:a rolling. ;~= awarded gift Bibles to Although the program i• ridk-u~ Y lnd Joe Myers, 1011 of DAILY CIYPTOQvar •·.i"" lously titled "The .Jac-kie Gleason and Mrs. Andrew Myers, A X J' te Werk JtJ Show: The American Scene Maga- angsv_llle ,_ for completing the k L o N G ~ 1: L L 0 W zine"-in deference to th~ l'Omed me~orJzat~on of 300 vet ses of One letter limply ltand• for anot being topical-there art etJII thOI~ bScrtpture m the Crusade's Bi- for Lhe Uuee L'a, X tor lhe two ~er. In thllaample A Is UJ\·d luseioUII dancere and tl-- •tar'• ale Memorization Plan. Tommy trophle•, the lengUt and totma.Uo~ .If ele, Single lett eJ·•· U.JM· t~t: nd Joe who I .lliw..'b da.y U.. «<de ietttlr• are dlffe:_niLhe 'WWda a.t·e -.u JJ intJ. eolledlon ol charactera: Reggie • are n the> fifth •., Van GIWon. Joe the Bart8llder and a:ixth grades at Salem CenA Crypt;op..._ . Clao..&lni anet the reat. ' ter are aJso eligible for 5 day~ wM1 I ' a. R~u. ,,... I I . ..f:" -- J~ Robert \ ..... I tsiWi:~'e/~ ~h~- ....... CROSSWORD - : ....... .... "' ~ci:~: ..... .,.., • Prett HOLLYWOOD <UP!l _ ' --=.:::::.~ ____:_ ·~·l'alletl ,-~ ···-"~~t::-:~~~---------·1 lb&Baltlol&al ltliJ pech the 0 AI l Y ----------- 1 IDilly S.nlinel, Pomtroy-Middleport 0---·· Oct-.-2, 1962--T - . . .... ALl RIGHT" I I 5UPP05E I CAN IT IN ~E PAPEf<S . ~ATS WHY l CAM!: 1D YOU/ M... NA05 IT SOJ..o\EHOW! c:er!id Portland opent a Sunday 'IIIII! Dorsa l'lnonl ond oono. Ml'll. Pot. Sbleltlo II carlni for the chlldnn of Mr. lilt! Mro. John Fisher while tho litter 11 teachlni . . - II 81rOCUII. ' ..., , 'J.'III crouP ,... Mr. MontIOiArrf a round olapplo"" for a job waU dono u Park ~ !IIIli and dliO!IIIlillm were be1t1 on 9arloul plla001 of worli: to lie .....,... 'IQi lbo IIIII. ·- l .,. I . - !' '. .IlL ' .. / • ' !I �- • • . 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' ··ay Voters TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY Peter Sellers Jean Seber11 "THE MOUSE THAt ROARED" (Color) - andBob Matha9 and Rosanna Schlaffino in "THE MINOTAUR" ( Terhnicolor J Thur.-Prl, Oct. 4-5 Academy Award Winner "SIRINGETTI" But once the Hammond Orpn is in your home, you'll quickly ~Color) discover it's mlli:h more than an --and- David Md..-an and attr.u;tivc: oonvenation piece. When you begia pla.ying your favorite songs on the Hammond - and ycu will, even if you've had no previous musical trainina -you 'II make the Hammond Organ the focal point of any. room in your home. Stop in soon and look the complete Hammond Organ line over. C heck the fine craftsmanshij), Charte& Bromon "X-15" (Actually Filtl)ed In Space) (Techmcolor) ' I I ' TONIGHT "CAPI lliAI" Gregory Petk, Robert Mltt·h· urn, Polly Bergen, Lori Mttr· lin. From lhe nonl, ''The Executloncen" by Jamea R. Webb. No one coo uld be t/lat bad .• except thla paychopathic ell-Con\'lct! Colorurtoona hear it's beautiful tones-even play it (you'll be playing in leu than ten minutes)! You'll find that the "new soulfd of mii.Sit II )'Oil 111 a Hammond~·· ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY BOTTLED GAS. HEATING Want A Bottled Gas Hook Up? 15 Years In Bottled Gas RUTLAND FURNITURE Rutland, 0. Ph. SH 2-4811 THIS WEEK'S ' • • and We Service What We Sell! New! S..or Coli Metered bottled P,a.s le7Vice that can 1e yo~.a I '' Dies In Crash Of Automobile • .· heat your home . . or brooder houses at a rost that will rornpetc Sizes of T•nks For BoHied G11 with allY type> ,f fuf'll Be the first to enjoy Ibis modero method of LIBERTY THEATRE SPECIAL "88" SALE! '59 CADILLAC 4 DOOR ' he-nuna .. see us now! 500 Gal. 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