http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/e0c5d03e7589444aab09753e015f9a3e.pdf e418acff35cf30b1b83f235e801f26fa PDF Text Text ·~ i •• NOW YOU KNOW .' V;,it Couple For 50th Anniversary VOL .XIV NO, 154. - ~ ~ ...~£!: at y \ e Around Ancl About Miclclleport Seven members of Magnolia Pylhlan Sisters visited .... -.. .... -.. • WEA'l'DER Cooler ....... r- .... - _,.._. .... Wt -·~ -,u 11J llllr " " " - . . - • ...ttutt. .r ' PRICK FIV& CZN'l'l C6uncil Asks s I vor .. . I ~ . ~ Th< " ' ( lor ' • ,. ......... , .,.,, ' I -I .. ' llceJ ' } "' Fred Craw II, Mi.• Ebenbach, and Fronlc F. Porter " -· ".4 Party }wt For SybU" In Pomeroy Send Yours Today or Call For Pickup Senice ••• RUG. ' ol, 4 CLEANING · Be ready for days and nights at home •• get, your. house cleaning done quicker . and easier. Use Robinson's dependable service now. Service for all types of ruga . • • . dry cleaning and shampooing methods. Plilns For Material Objective Nitht ' I I .' \ ' i lh• tend(Q tW41eu whi~ lhe COIIl!""f' RIY• for ucb.'' ROBINSON'S Get your home ..,.Ire or modornllll)l clontJ beloro wlnlor. We haW. a co"'" Roblneon'• Cloonors plote etock of top.qualltr mahlrlale at ROOFING · BQTT~ED " Full liM tf teuah. •u~"> alllt llphtlt lhl....... AI low $4.63 SO ' .. - .... ft. INSULATION lttt, l ..nktt or PHrlntl tnMI. lttt type ... 4c "'fl.• tow ' j MIDDLIPOIIT, OMIO NOW SHOWING "Tho Dtvll'• Hand'' .. ,. Willi Llndo' Cbrl1U1n and Robort Ald1 ALSO IILICTID IHOIITI Kin drle4. All lttnllf~rcl dlmtntlent 2" X 4"1 U .. 7c un.•• tow PANELING -:-·. IIUA~flll All IYP" In •tock. Weocl er cempoeltlo. M•hoeany •• Mr. and Mro. Daniel Morris ClnelnnaU were weekend MUesli of lheir parants, Mr. and ftoberl Morris Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Arlh.ir l!oYt. Mr. and Mrs. John Voun1 North LewioburJ were .of her 'Mr. . R. Carpenter. visited )lis mother, M r . Hank Yoong who 1a Ill 1n Hoapltal. Mrs. Dunald Holter of Huntlni!IOn. W. Va. spent SUnday LIBERTY THEATRE LUMIIR GAS i ' ,II • *'' c:ounty, .. RUTL.AND FURNITURE Metered ' Tile award wu Mlis: Dutloo 'by tile Nalio!Jal • • Want Students . ! :, . For · lktcf~ort' · . and We Service What We Sell NewI '\ ' ' ., Qqsirieslf'ttas8:_ Farm Bureau·. ·}lov~~Jfeeting October"31 · ' ., , I .. bottle« .r.u ltrViCI 10 that fOll. c-.a beat your bome . . or llullond, 0. Ph. SH 2-4111 brooder housea at a We :H~.!'llle, .All , Sizes of Ttnki·Fot BoHin _o .. eoat that -- · · wtlb • wm compete ••1 typ. .t lueu.- lht lint 10 ••l•1 1hla modem mtlbod of' · UfiYIMI CONIYIUCitONI ' - " ". . 19c ':: · -,_. , , Mro. ~ Dultiln, dleport, 1111. received a place •!!aril .IIi lhe Ohio try toolttt, ·11 wu loclaY by II!Jien J. Ohloillnl .dwrman HEATING 15 Years In Bottled Gr;~s Weint A Bottled Gas Hook Up? 500 Gal. LP Gas Systems 0 ... ·. Berlin Moves Ul DOWI S~Our "Wo ·.:..~ T... Tankll WARM MORNING GAS· CEILING TILl ""It .. ..... C:Htpl•te twne. IHy.foolpplw-. ....,. WY 2·5428 WY 2-5310 clown--rlh prlce1o . ~..;.,.----, • Mrs. DUtton•s Lyric Entry ~ Prize Wfuner ,,,. I ~- ___15c :: At C:.ulld11 .... ................... , .eo. w""'""''"'"' ...... . ...... 10c tt, Plvweod 4" x t 11 ,.. •• .. .. .. . .. . fU. · ,. ....,... 4' • I' I I low ......... ... . - I • '*"'. I When Flexsteel furniture enters your home, it brings you a dramatic new pride of own. ership, a luxurious new liv'ing design. ·B ut there's more, so m,l)ch ;.more, to Flexslell!l, heavenly comfort, beautiful a'nd dur4ble fabrics, sup11rb styling a,d best of all · s1eels written lifethne guarilritee. Seer ~his magnificent furniNtf t!Xlay: . ' ' '< - .-.. ' ,_.'.,;,· ' BAKftl- ' '·I •. - ' ' . ,,' ., -~ NOW HEAT Yout ' H* ,WITH~ • -· 0''11 LP' ',...UU; .,.;.:;-~ . " ... J • ". ' ' ' .) i .. . ·· ' ,. ,.,. ·' I ' . '·' . ' . . ....... . '•.., • '• ;: j ' ,' ,.. \ ... '." "' '. �, '· ( ( Launching, Christening Ceremonies Held Sons Bigger ., IJ•:..::':".:!-.. Tuadooy, Monday At Marietta ManufaCturing Firm . Than Dad Was, :.h., lloOn $1.99 THE SKOE BOX ... I CLINTON FISHER CO. "COLOR CENTER" I 1'11• Meigs-Mason ... Coming Even~s . SECURITY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · TdiiiOn ITU 11,0110 overnlibt tbe entire disc market flipped oter to the llasso Nova jazz illltrumenta· IIIIa. Suddellly nobody waa buylnl rock 'n' rolL IA I ' I . I "I ·~ . ...............,.. --·;r"- bO Jl)ot by fosoll fUel..) ltlie use of bi& . _. ·•. !. l!ellrad -kera, lnd .their de- by Be•f 2'1 .011 to %11.011; Fat Cows In 19111 prnducts manufactur. .,., '·' "I . ···: • '1 . ,... " '·' . " pipe)\11e syotoms to trusport:these fuels olio la otcadily increaliua. As leading onerJIY and oew ways to mo~ It, i~ sopply it. Texas Eastern Trarlsmispipelioen of' C..rgy, Ton Eastern always is ill JCan:h af aew ~urces of • sion Corporatiou. Houston, TeQf. a.?•• Texas ·Eastern: · pip~liners of energy @. • • ":"( . • • • oo: Canners 8.00 to ed by 113 firma located in 112 Learn Of W eddm1 ' tf.O\I to 20.: Milk ciUea from 20 states were dl.s- On October 10th .1 to 2011.00. . · pl.red In tho exposition held In Friends In Middleport V~l. CALVES- Tops 3(110; Veterans Memorial Auditilrium. received the aimouncement Seconds ,24.00 I!' 30.1JD: Medwin 'rite elll!IIIii ta'iqjo!d from dhi>in· t1oe marriage of Mri. G ol d I e or. · : _ 20.110 to 25.011; Com. & Hvs. 18 .• (JUlie tltiC!'<JoiiWitches to displays Harpold ond Mr. llale SCOtt, Survivor beile!lll of $230. mll· 00 to 211.011; Colla IS.OO lo :ji).!)O; 01 !DSISive awltoli gear compon- on October 10 at tile BrookWOOd 'lion are beinl ~ ID U mll· SHEBP - Ewes &, l,.ms. Joo ents. . ' Presbyterian Church in Beck· lion children, widoiOo, ml .de- to 10,00; Stock Ewes 4JMi ·to ley, Columbus. ~ent parenll. lllaablllty ben- 10.011: Fat Sheep 4.00 to 1.110: SUPPER ANNOUNCE)) . FoDowlnc their wedding · .ejill· amountln( to fit miUion Colla 1.00 to f.OO: Bucb f.OO The Golden Ruie sunday to Florida the couple will be a ~ are going to 1.1 mil· to 8.00; Fat Wetbero f.OII to 8.00. school cla01 of the Letart Falls home at 1221 Kenwlck R o a lion .dlaabled workers ml their LAMBS - To.,. 211.7S: Sec- Methodist 'church will have 1 Columbuo. The new Mn. wi'IM and chlldi'en. oods 14.00 to 18.00; Light Wts. jitney supper Satuidn, Octu- 'is a former MlddlepJrl ~=::I 11\lfker pointed ool that the 12.00 to 15.00; Cominon 10.011 to ber 20, at tho community hall. and Mr. Scott • lolmer 19111 omendmenll to tho Social IZ.OO. Servlnl will ,begin at 5 p.m. ire resident. ~~e<t~rlty Acttllo have signilicantiy l~=========================:;omojnt ol bene- I , fill ·at the national end Ioeal <4 1 pendenls numbermg IU million are threcelvlnc _.. million a 10011 , or 70 per ..nt of the ~ IB $75.9f per reticed w,ork· ~~ benefill. ~ average PlY· 12.01 ·· 12.00' Cows · -•sed ievet. A lot more o•t<:-• lot mare Ot/frefreel .,.,.,,m. ''*" , 'II · ~h T...lur"'r ' HOT .PLATE . US-11.95 . ,., Instructors In " A. ..' . llnele lumor ---,...,.., Ut, us, •.,. , Self Help Are , ' Now Arranged' "'' ' PT. 1.7t • . Piclcens Hardware MAlON, W. VA, •"I" IIAIAMllll Lltlllll COMITIUCTIOMI L...,. It,..,,,, Turltl,. Dtlve(opt. atextre,eoof). s.Y*II~.,.,hlot~ .. He.-. l~llir.,...:._Wnt~l~l/WIIdoMIE»a~r~us,tt~.,. IUIGK• PL~ - Ilr. C.rl l'hoinpaon · •"'I Lawre... . G. ·Mol1l' will instruct the oeventh o.id eight leasonl of the Medicoi,Jl!iU Help Training Course to · be ' lield Tuesday evening II Plolunl Valley Hospital . IIi'. Thompson wUI conduct ] lhf', oil fractures mi l IPiinUnll end Mr. Mohr will in· I llrU<t on lransportatlon ol in· ' ~red. • beld osch Tueoo ' lay ipoliiiOred by the Moson County Clvll Defense. Ilr. Ollv· ,.. C. EabOnsiU' 11.0. Ia Medi· cal J:lirec1ol!.'. ol the local Civil 'lefense procrom. !=;='=="'==:::!: Q~ollty-:e!ul=~·o~f·~~~~~t __ ot plv&llbod siMI. · conlbinil Witb "] jKUPS ' ' .~ ' '." Jrn•dy·a~ irlpo with ..... clilldroo will bo modo publle. ' ,., ' .. ' ::-:: OIL UP 78" ~!' 180 170 180 ,I . ~ v . 140 130 110 110 100 ,,., /It' ~ ,... .... / . .' ' ~ r i . COALUP84" . ' '' . • •••• • . . .. •••• ..... ·-· . ••• ' •• "! ••• ' •• •• ·- ,_. • • ••••• GMUP51S • • . . ' . ELECTRICITY DOWN 10 75"'t:,; . 10 " .. 1840 ' 1848 1950 11&2 ' 1854 1&56 ' 1&58 HOME HEATING COST INDEX ht41ta1oo) ELECTRICITY ' ' I OHIO POWEll COM!Wft" I 1be ftrioulfa Other ~ have IIIII" up in price 1be put wtaal yean while electricity for tbe total e1eclric blllll8 baa~ any .decreuecL It iB reasonable to 118ume 1bet tble tnllltl wDl Contmue. · Whlllt. ~h\t!ld . !l' _ remodei-check the features and . . adYIID..... of elaciricity. Ranember, thare ia a8plrial lair ~· awD,hie far elaciD: blllll8 hatmc. ' •• ' ' ... i ' l1 If v ,, , , --- v ~ ,, iB de4nitely in favor of electricity, 'I'BIPI".Rcal:'r . , W~GTCIN IJPII - 180 s~ tl•e chart abow-1be eoet tn!Dd for .BLAf~AR AUTO CO., 500 E. M~n St., Pomeroy, o~· ~" - ' • ' .Included o.. and • " '*" . • ':'!.~ 100 U, S. D1'.411TMINT 1)11: LAlOR lliQiu_., .IUtllllc& w. bfliakthrough In• · amuinpyinm'ascd longer_;\lul ian~. Almost yet it keopt full h~sclioom AdvJnced Unit ConlltUCtion · · of.small pull wid> maia!Vo .,' The Cb.~!nging Co~sts In Home Heating lourco: COAI.,OIL, GAS . October li the ......,. wiD oiiVer burn8 and nurainl care Df tho lick Ud iajured with Dr. Roy Eshensur tnotructlni on burn8 ml Kathryn Ma,... bout, R.N. nurainll ciiR. Tile ·:. an.! two leaaonoo ........ · lanl and child """' 1nd emer,_., chijd birth will be by "'beD Lutlon ml Ilr; ..._ • · T. Hatten. You~ll! IOokins at the Now ' Olilci ' J111t ,.,. lre!lflnil tilt! ~~ ,_,tf. ,,,.,_., frortf ltrall... . lui 8uldiL..illin, '83 .for f•luel Top·:trlldo-ln. qullllty. Yet, You lief fuii·•IJ• room, file 40.1· .PJ:Ic,e8 atatt dorr11 ,,..,. cu. ln. lllflldc.t . V·ll· 'Jelt~ire• mli•r ~·•••·Price"·. c.,., loe c..- .,. . •wk. .; · ~~~~~--·~--=--·~·_:'"'.],;,·,;·.;·~"·•~-~·:·.;-~·~··~-;,;,·.,;";..,,.,,.,..;.!!!!..,..;....,""',;,.·:~·:·:;·:·:•:.::·:·:·;...,.J I 1880. ~ t~o;· s7% Of"our#er~.~.~~· will ... • Ml~port. , ,, ~ :More e~rgy to tum AmerieO:.,.Vhei>ls .... . ·• ••• ! • . ' ') • ' -to keep., more aYtoii!Obiles; tru~b, and ttaillo rollloa-to 'keep mora' jet IUtblnea whiriJDg, More ineriY to pow· er Amtr!ca'• lnduattieo- to· heat and Uibt her hou.-o ind stores. Eve,Y year, we need biUions of BTUs mote erlergy ( i ' lhan we needed qu: Y•"l' befOl):., Moot of it will come !f<!m lo11il f11els.: gas, petroleuln, oosl. !It is estimated thai, , . . ' With 1'flt Exdulivt SAFm GRID Heating Element MYRL COAKLEY ' and !W1I until All-Electric "'gel spends a lot of his off·atage time with Bernice Massi of "No Strings." (Well If Hugh O'Brian Is going to slay In Europe for such a long time, he's got to expect that ·kind of competition) . . . . . Are you old enough to remember when Pat Boone wouldn't kiss a girl, even just for a fictional movie. And now he owna . a race horae! And II won the first race he entered It ln. I tell you, there aren't ma· ny Blualona left to cling to these days, ~ER . FUR·Nil:fltf ELECTROMODE for Larry Blyden, who Is directing the When Flexsteel furniture enters your home, . It brings you a dramatic new pride of own· . erthip, 1 luxurious new living design. But { ~.~laii~·~ "there's more, so much more, to FlexatHI, [. "'"'·"*"" bt.venly comfort, beautiful end durable · fibr!c•, auperb styling and best of ell Flex· ' , Is written lifetime guarantH, ' See thia . magnificent furniture today. r • .HEATING SYSTEMS ... ' new Tony Perkill8 show, HHarold," Oh HM Pille Cites Fai'lure Of DemocratS Exposition Is . Coming During MI'd-February w..._; Energy · ·James B. Donovan, the la~er appointed to defend the spy, has written a book titled "The Calle of Colonel Abel " and those who've seen it predict It will be a sensational "lnalde story." 11'1 due to bit the book stores In January ... Lyn Duddy and Jerry Bressler have been offered three new Broadway shows -and without a single aQdltioo-just on the' strength of the marveloua mate$! they wrote tor Gordon and Shella Mac· Rae's act at the Waldorf. And there's quite an advance buzz about their con· trlbutlons to Robert Goulet's new act. Tw .. lurMt" Rooeberry )'ell', WQ Jn psych War;- ·Voice OfBroadway ••• Reporting TMie Tot~--­ Maj... ln SOCIAL' Phone WY 2-2452 2·1urner 011 ~~He Ia Eaeh Counly performed the christening rites. care , have produced aturdler 1 : : · the firll operalkOI • tom. '1111 Nov- <i11J .,.. Pl. PLBAIAiiT - Polo t '1111 complote M student 1'1. The Peirce is the first of two and taller Americana. pat undor other onotlhella .,..-ed with • Ita htp of 1.- Ple...nl lfiiiJ Khool mojonl- l'lealllll IIJCh 8chool band parIdentical ships to be con•plete<l A pamphlet Issued by the ~ · ~::1<>nneo! ol 11.,..."- to liJIUir)' ODd 0 low of • In Ia woo lint pllct In Corpo tidpated In tllo Black Wollllt 1 Hoopltal bo -.... by the Marietta Manufacturing 8; Department of Agrlculture 1 October. 'l1lt q.- ..,. ....,. routlne Ill tllo Black Wolnut psrlde before on Company II ft!pla .. ment v... Feder~l . Extenslon Service SSYI In !811, abolltionllli Jolla Bton tiel Jneloldotl GaiDa I ••• P..U¥11111 Spencer, W. VI. Sst- ».Dillsela lor the survey The al.ster better d1ell are one bil reason llaged 1 raid'?" Harper's Pfltf"!, Meigll • unby. ----ahlp Whiling 1.8 exPected to be why Americans oro IJ'I'WI"I tall· Vo., aei%1"1 • hotel, o...W, ftre. · • 1 kund.eot ne~t month 'er and sturdier. house ODd 30 ......_.. In oa 'l'he loell lirlo - .,.. If BEING UA!IIGNEII · I Today'• f.year"'ld boy is an effort 10 free the nallolt'o N• U CLUMI m.m ...,. . . ..,._, Memben at AJrmon Third Cillo Bll... inch or oo taller than hll father groa. the loeol CorJiO .,.. .,. Cool CarMr lr. <t Jlulllnd. II ilelnl was at that age. At inanhond, In 1!133, Chine.. CclommlaJs Fuo:lY t.... boltiol clolms .... Sondn Crlllk, - - ~to KlndJeJ API, ..... he .atands 2 lnchea taller than began their "long 1111rch" to the llted IOilb tllo~~ Co\lnl1 Bur· ry, Betty Terry, Corolyn Miller, Jllllla, lolloorlrtc hlo ............ the average young man at the NM1h...,. ·where they ..tobllsbod eau al. U......,_ Compo l'lllllmmons ond Main fnlll tile United St.le A I r turn of tile century ~ 5'10'' headquarters ond pt..- to - loot ...t. l!1ltiaL - · n. _, meiYe« • , _ tochnlrel lnlalirc Cjlmpared to 5'8" . And, hi 1 llnue lhe olto<k aplnst tho "'• wllb 112 ...,ftnaed clalml, llf larJellopby. · fer dol& - b i J a.jllne weight Ia about 20 poundo more. UonaUot f.......,, ol Chione IW· active elalnts llir h ...._ luzlo CooJJ, Point l"u snr• _..... a.n. lit lo lbt- of women, too, are taller. They ' ohek. The lOIII • ,..., ""' ........... torlrlor, ......... tllo ... ~~~'· ml MrL ClrWr ~ average about 5'4" lndly com-1 In li59, Geor1• Marohoil, tho tllo llllnlu ........... OGIIII plaN ilvpby Ill her ollft. lllltl llzoel. BY WILUAM f, IIAJII[ER · pared to S'2" in 1900 But the U. S. Anny clllel rl aWl ID 0 ..... DI8TBICT MANAGER The Electrical Manufacturers ladies are·watching u.;ir weight. World War II, died • MAIIIE'J'TA Council of Cenlral Oh10 announ- 1At 'the same ag.S, they weigh lllne". Pamllleo that employ IJouae. ced lndly that the Foortb Bien· less for their height than their : . - - - - 1 bokl Worken IUCh aa maid.l, ntal E~trlcal f4'anufacturers I grandmothers did - Dy some 6 CLUB TO MEET ' <OOU, (ardenel'l, and baby Ill0 Exposition Will be held ~~ Vet· ~ to 8 pounds: The Ch ter nil •--to --~·~ loday ~ be . erana Memorial Building m Coes commu Y •-•~ n wert ......- . w l b F br l2 13 8nd 14 American fanners are produc- demonstration club will meet oure they have the ClOITeCI...,. John MarlhaO Brlley, Repub- 1: u;,. 'ev:'?ls s~heduled O::ing , • .,. or the best food In the iat Mrs. Gary Dill'• on lal oecurlly number• oltheir~~c.tn candidate for United ~ion with National EJec.l world today. They are breed- l dayatllo.m. for~preo . . . 4111Pioyees. September is the States Senator said today that trl W k . Iing more nutrition Into their tive-;pared by Mra. IIIII', Mra. Jlooe. ' last montb of thla quorter mlthe Democratk, AdmlniBiratiOI. :;.r.:t ·H. Trumbo, Sales stock and putting more food val" mscy Keller, lnd Mr1.' Jonet j quarterly reports most be Wed and the Democratic leildership Markotlng and Research llirec· ue mto their fl'ults and vegels· Goocll. Anyone mtereated . In 1 wltb the llialrlct lliroctor ol in the IIDuse ami Seqate have lo 1 Col , bus . d Soutl>- bles. leamlnc aboqt c:ooldn1 wI 1 h Interns! Revenue between Octo- "failed miserably to seize the r ~hi -~~ ·' !ric a';:. . Agricultural ' scientlols find herba Ia Invited, •"'I plOoR bor 1 ml October St. psychological advantage t h a 1 :7d "Th: E ec ilion abo~"",.l;: that · similar fOods dp not ol· brine peraonal tllbJe Rrvioe. f1111011 Silfety Ae<ordinl to William P. Bar· would flow from creation of a Ia hel= . nd set Iways provide the aalne amount Mra. Keller wlllolao give lnker, lllstrlct Monscer of the blpartiiJn Congressional Com. '"~ew111 tr a 1 1 nl ~" of nulrlenls. Certain breed• ol otructlon .In makinl -aliVe · Morletla Social Security Office, mltlee on the Csptive Nations" rec" 1 I ~ ~:E 0 ' T e caltle give milk with.jligher pr.. C118hi0111. · i 11 the eamlngl of house bold em- "There could be seP,arate co~- ::~ ~ vlsltors fro~~~ ~~~ tein content, chlckeits fed ape, . · ployees who received totlll cash mitteea in ,the Hoose and Sen- counti.;, and 19 other states at· cial rations lay eggs with more • HAS l YBARS IN I oll50 or more in July ate or there could be I joint tended that exposition." vitamins A and II, end som• l PT. PLEASANT- Complet. ' throulh ~ must be re- committee; that is a matter of The ExposlUon i8 co-sponsor- strams of sweet potatoes, . ing five yeara of aervlee with porter. Barker said the local c;ellU," Briley ssid. "The 1m- ed by the Eleclrlcal .Manufac· Instance, have more nstural V> Appalachian Puwet Co!npany IOCtal security olfoce at 309 portant thing Ia to move in a turers Council of Csnlral Ohio tam•n C than o~•· ,. John W. Csmpbell, Hogsett, Putnam street, Marietta, baa positive way lo combat the Sav· and the Columbus and South- From these h'l!her class Weit Virginia. J&bn· was ·em. cropo ol plants and livestock, October If 1115'1 . leaflell explaining how oociat let propaganda li"!' that Com- ern Ohio Electric Com n secunty covers houoehold work· munl.sm alone Ia Interested in The purpose of the E~ilon A,merlcans are getting big in the Point.'PieU:t" h~ CONtRACTOR ers and hoW their ..,.,nco liberating the peopleo of devOl- Is to assemble; under on roof, dends from the food they eat. . . ,He 'was preien)ed .liio ,.,. should be reported. oping nat!OIII. large and varied displays 011They are not only healthier than pin ·Friday •~ tho """"tuElECTRIC HEATING and INSULAnON ol • month~ saletf-11100t. "The ~st anower to 'th!• P;:" eleo;,trical ·apparatUs end '"~"! pas! .generations, but they I••• paganda, Briley contonuea, • " plies In a.alrategl< localiqn. Ttoe longer. John 11 mirrlfltl _anc...lits , . Phone 667-3415 YOUR SOCIAL SECURlTY to pull together and presenUo show iii 'laUor~. to provide daughten and· t,..:• ..,.;;,; ·. ;.., '• .:._ .. ,. . : BY WILLIAM 1'. BARKER lhe world the facia of. Soviet promotlonalvelifuie for allseg· Health Auooial1on reslo\e ot u.....u ",'Po' CtiQX· ~.,.. COOlYW' OHIO IIISTRICT MANAGER colonlatism m the subJI''1ted menta of the industry ..within !SO T o Name D"trenoro · MAIUE'M'A notions " The , _ _. _ lion• mile tadius of Columbus, but The Meigs County Me n t u • ..,.. -·~· ID our ns 'it has reached far beyond the Health Alsoclotion will II economy - end to Individual GaiUpolta, Oblo borders o1 Ohio In Its appeal at the Roc~ Springs Methodist famillet - Ia shown by new Saturday, 10.13, 116% and acclaim. As one J1 th fin- church, Monday Octohor 22 Ugureo reletsed regarding aoc· SALES REPORT of est croos.gection displays In the 7'45 m The nominallni Ill security benefits toda~ ' by Oblo VaHey Uvelllodi Co. Industry, .It Is useful in making ~~~.:· ~UI report on no•nin11.j William P. Barker, lllltrict HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 16,110 trado cuslomers aware of new 11001 · for the nine directors ~ager o1 _the Mairetlll Ohio to 17.50; 220 to 250 lbs. 16.00 to prnducts and Jonovatlons in the the Associ · n SoCial Secunty Office. , 17 ••· Light I' 00 to I' 00" F•t field c·n. . ... · · · · · · · ~tip '· · · ~' •· • · • • · .. There · wiU· be' Other ~:~::: AI the end of March 111112, Sows 12.00 to IS.OO; Slags 12.00 ·Prior to 1967 Central .(Jh l'b and Mrs Plummer · , almost 16.9 million indivldusla 1o IUO; Board 8.011 to 12.011: had rio large scale trade ex· represen~tlve for u.; state =fi:C::~~~ ~~~ b=I~ SoWI & Pigo 60.011 to 100.00; hlbits such as Eleclric apw· expected to be present. All I · Shoats 6.110 to 16.00. atua induslry haa relied on in members are urged to be monlb. Borker broke the flgur· CAT'ILE - Steero IS 00 to other areas for motivating and 'f ' · Ba- educating a key audience. ent es intote ca gor1es o paymenIs · 27.00; Heifers 15.00 to 24.00; _ · turlnc Company before 1 large troduced dlgnltarleo seated on erowd of opectaton. the speakers platform. Amons The ..remony opened witb them were Rear Admiral Jameo the preoentation of flag• by Bo~ C. Tison, Deportmept lllrector Scout Troop 25t followed by the Coaaland Geocietle Survev ' Sec· Notional anthem pllyed by • U~e rotary o1 Slate Joe F. Burdette Point Pleassnl High S • h o o 1 Paul Crabtree Specilli AooJst. band Wider the direcllon of ant to Govern:.r Barron· John -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!Kelly, treaauro< of w. va:, """' • orable Ken Hechler Collj!ress. man and the lnc:i ' I k Sen~tor ~c. t;;"~a er, The invocation was given by the Rev. Corlls Saville Putor Trinity MelhodiBI Churcl.. MIDDLIPORT with tbelr paneakee down wben almoat Oct. 11. tho winnfr s· KILGALLIN .... ln.llr.Sentinet, Pomeroy.Mtddleport. o ." Oct. 1e. 198H •ion ond wa• 000 vf 10 ...,u. JOOfl ..~ ' Oae I> r~:~:::il May !Je Guilty lor ==::...=. Dnfl Call I. .. p Co at , . •'til "'to ,.,.. ~ . mnt rps !:.:~:;.the ·Mils Tho """"' I• approochlna Ito cloy a Novllllllor In WI F' l r: II'IHun!IIJih Bnndl I' YI nl PT. PLEASANT - Lounch· Jamet AndroiOI, Director. MI.. Helen E. Ellis, ren'V<n· Stronger Too laat quarter. · - . . . "' . . men tt won Irs JO l<hool·..........,.. Inc ond chrllt<ninl ..remonle• Robert Siler, Publlc Relatlo .. ea wood oculplr.., o1 w..tport ! Tho ""'"' 1"1 •tor lloro. mon fllo Ocllobor ..il Inc queen for thl.o lor tho USC II GSS Char ie • director of the Marietta firm, Point, Masa., and niece of the 'l'h< evenl"' itan .... Jupiter '1111 all odfeelool Gilly ~~ T • Jin Sh select<!d second pllco in l>eirce ,.., held Monday after. mtroducecl Walter M. w;oo..,r, late Chsrleo Sanders p,;,.,.. I Belter diet!, along with hl!lh- ODd Satorn. men o t - :D old.., or l,VIr g. OW the Mlu Mojorette contest ond II tho MariettA Manufac- l'rellident ol the MMC. who In· lor whom tbe ohlp wu n•med: er lncomea and better medl<all ~n Ibis doy history' belort Moo. I, .,..'ludlol; volon received • trophy. ' Today l.o Dixie Sheriff S~ys Marshals ••• ' I ' �' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-~lddleport , 0 ., Oct. 18, 1962-S Sanford Vs Terry In Crucial Seventh Game Today ' ~' ~ I ,.. ., t I cent S! 1'1 vorl .. Ill 8t II ,. FU G F LESS K El Tlte one c ' 01 II lor • / B Niles McKinley First ·- GAHS21st ~ " ~ 2 2 } B ~ ' I llBC • I "'" I -... Ohio Stale Jn OpenJ'ng Dr'}J I 1111 ., l ..... I I I White fabrics come out whiter, colors I come out brighter when you dry your clothes the flametess ·way. An el~ie dryer dries with pure radiant heal- Just liKe sunshine. No ·bumine fuel, no fu~ nu yellowing or fading of dell~rte !1br1CL You'll love every flameless feature of the new electric dryers. A .i\'\ I with J\11 Sr· · tl11lled ,..., IJJtenltlo111 ' The {)ther big upset ~as Marl- p 98· 14 addini ma~tJlne victory er than Ullr.utl with llpark'ltng runs ~! · COLVMBUI (\1Pll .... The race alta's ~-20 lou to unrenk<!d Cam-j over Portsmouth, jumped back ln· and pa11es. Columbiana's Paul . "" for Ohlo'l htgh tcllool footblll bfldge Saturda)' ni¢'t. The Ht·j to the top JO alt-er a week's ab- )!urphy, 9Jhose team is 5-0, , .., ch :~mpionehlp headed Into th1 lt11t back. the Tlgera' tirst ot the ~ea- sence. The Mlddiel came ill 1cored four times Priday, once on t '" hair or the SMSOil today, and it son, dro;>ped them out M l:ht run- eighth. ' a 6:1-y~~rd run , as the Clippers ' , _,...,.., lookeJ as 1f it wiU be another ning Into 12th position. Un,Pei'lten Loriiin Admtral King, dawned Leetonia, 40-22 ~\ , ~,. 1,weeker, at least untU NOt'. t. Two Polltt A MJap~ • 2G..O w1nner over Elyr1a, con- Down m Southeastern Ohio. Ron Qnl}• two pom1s, the ll'llri'D of Ollet.bllltfln M1ddletpwn. which Unued to. advance up the ladder Ritchie of Eastern carried the , • nlnth • place vOte, separa.ted ~~ ~p th~ y~r'1 ~~beet l!le~, Iby laking over fifth place. ~ I ball only IJv• tJmc.t from scrim- ..:. __ /\· Oluo'.!l two front-runners, Niles · more perfect record teams, Cm- map but .acorea nvt touchdowns • 1 )-fcKinley and Alliance, in thi1 e111nat1 ~oger Baco_n <5-0~ and lm 1 44-o w1n over Hannan Trace. · 4. ~· · 1 'reek's United Press lnttrnaUOUI I Steubenville (6-01, t1ed for sixth One ot hil jaunta was tn 87-yard l ..':~~"·t::::rt"" ..:tf.a., J?l':~l-" ceache1 ratings, place with 128 pomls each. I!JUnl return. ( "' ........ - :..·:-, :· AlthouJh unbeaten Nile! conToledo Central 11.01, roth Halfback Harry Wilson of BtA!u- ! "Weeltmhtal<dlll• mlddlo men!'' tlnued to rteeive tile moat fiNt 1 I S Iweek ago, fllushad 11inth th1s tune benville personally accounted for place votes from the U COflctJ• lin tht walf:a . of a 30-6 ·decisiou ~54 Ylrdt, ICOring twice, Jn the 9. Toledo Central 21 (:5-0l &. balktinl t&ll week, tht A'tl.atort l COLUMBUS IUPJI -ohio 8tate 1over Toledo Wnite: , Big Red win ovar PIUaburgh 10. Fremont Ross_ 1l (4-I~ ~ from Stark County piled up 2~0 ! Buckeye cagers opened their 1962- Once-beaten Springfield Soulh, North Catholic. One of WILion's SecCMJd 10 le•ms. ll. Sprmgflek points, two Jess than Niles' 242 ' 63 driU. hert Monday wJth JOmt tht!' only L'Onqueror of Middletown Iscoring run• was an fiQ..yarder. $outh U 49; 12. M~rletta 37; 13 tDtal. t promlsJng 10phomorc11 bolstering tllll!l year, came In 11th for tht Cleveland ~t. Ignatliji 1) ll ; 14. Alliance's bigh-;>owered offenat the defe!ldtng Bil Ten champions, aecond consecutive week but 1 COLUM8l18 WPIJ -The United!Kettering l'alrmont 2$ : U. M<i~POI!ed up 8 72-8 vicLory over Gone ai-e such greats as Jerry loomed a hot prospect for the top Press International Otdo hlgh lslllon 23: 111. Zanetw!lle 22; 17. C:Jeveland East iaat week to give NoweJi, members of the aeam that 10 shtluld there be more upsets school footllall r&ting• with first Steubrmvlllt Central and Youngs· tflc Aviators a 5-l record, wh.ile Lucal!l, John Havlicek and Mel this week. place VQlCs and won-lost records town Moopey 1?' each ; IP. BelleNile• Wl!lll Idle. Coach Mel Know1· won thnte •tralght Big Ten tttle11, ·Powerhouse• Appear in parenthe5es! : vue and CleveiJnd Benedictine 1f ton's Crt!W now hu WAtn in vne NCAA crown .00 .twice fin- AI tht NPIOD progresse•. the Team• Polntl each. . a ro 11 : tlnet 1n optninl lou to i1hed rwmer.up to C!nciuOilti. offeni&i ll!Mmed to takt OYer iq t. Niles 101 s-ol 24Z O&hf": Ml'rtins Ferry 0 lind Lima Senior. But returmng was some pretty Ohio this year. Beside11 Alliance'• 2. Alllsnce 8J 5-I) 240 Gallipolis_1} each : Colum~us Wat· Five For Two good talent, hetded by Copt. Dou1 72 POints, .and' Middletown's 98, s. Warren ~) &·0.11 . m t:er11oo, Lama Semor, ~yton Col . Spt-edy halfback Chtt Bryant McDonald, • fl~ forward frnm Cinl!~ati Roger Bacon slammed 4. sandusky 11 14-o-1 1 · 110 W~lte JO euch; f'rlnceton 9' ; acored three 0 the Aviators' Fo~torla, and Dick Reasbeck, 6.0 McNicholas, 41-0, and Steuben. 8. Lorain King 31 •s-ol 1$8 Youn~&town South 8: Del~ware. tOuchdowns in the rtlut and team- jumor IUllrd fr~m Mtrtlns Ferry, ville took Pittsburgh North Calho- &. Cinn. R. Bacon 21 Cl'i-0) 128 Opper ArllnJi:ton, Clndnnau Pur· :mate Larry Grimes went over for both regulars on last year's glit- lie, 46-6 Just week. j s. SteubMvllle 21 (fl-{)) 118 cell 7 each ; Akrcm St. Vincent O: two. . ltl'llll &BDl. . And the kids are Rhining bright- 8. Middletown q l 1 ~11 91 ) Toledo DeVllblu, Xenllf, Shelby 5 Tw members ot last week'• top other lettermen returnmg In· - - -- - -, - · ··-- - --· ·- each; Wyoming, Morton, East 10 t:amB, Fremont Ross nnd elude Gary 8.8 center; o,ly Good Pla er Gone Cleveland Shaw, ParMariett-a, m,t defeat for tbe first Don Flatt, 8-4 guard - fo~wa~d: · . Y' rna , 4 each; Loram 3: ~ooster, time in !Q The result wa• an· LeRoy Frazier, 6·5 guard . .Jtm 1 Dmer, F01tort.. 2 each . Cuy- •f I I 'i 1 , I I I I nv. I I I ) I I y, GO F 0 Br~dds, I DeVoe, ~-II forward. Sandlllilky, ran¥ fourth, upend.- .Roundmg out the 18. squad ings. In llleir Buckeyo Corrlorti!CI lirowOOwn, dropping tire LltU1Harding O)linto lo(8-G-U lOIII place. Warren ed Fremont liON, 30-6, • ""'mbero ~ thro~ tire~< P•"'' by Coael, Ill 'l'ay)or wer• IIOV· oral SQPhomo,.. lrtcllldlngLinden: Tom BowmaQ, •2. Colomb~• Browns Release Hopalong '~OLUll Fall.. Vernt;~n, ·' hogo Cassa. d,yJ0 'Youth.Move' .. Tolodo. Woodward, Mamdle-ld, Spr1JI.gl1eld ~orth, Jack11on, HamlltQrl Town•hrp I ouch, I . - · . . ited f fifth t0 thi d ~ Jim Brown, 8-0, Marlins Ferry: CLEVELAND UPD - Former has been alternating hll!l time wtth r pGace Dick Rlckett1, 6-1, Belle Center; Ohio State aU-America Howard the MillsiBsipP.i National Guard RJ lvalul In rom__. o ow g a .,. romp over ar- Jl Sh U Gah ll ~ lon " c . f' ld H . ht.t m a er, 8-8 anna; 1~~~~. "Hopah>ng" Cassady no ger Is l resu~ of tue Mered1th enro11_":__e~~ ___:____ Th1et, G-7, CIIM!JnrJaU; c.,ter r-at- 1 mernber of tht falterlng·pev• tnent at Ol' Mls11. tilow, ~~ New Mart!ntylll4, }Jnd .rown11, who appear to be Casudy wa• in his seventh VI,: .A.l MUtt, a.o, Wuhln~Jtilu embarlring on a youth rebuilding year in tbe pro ronks and while Court House, and .Barry Thomp- program. at Ohio State he won the Heisman son, 6-1, Columbus. The 18-year-old Cassady, obtain- Trophy, The Bucks play the!r first five ed from Detroit ln a pre-season When told about the action at gamt~s at home, opening Dec. 1 swap, was released late Monday ~Is Southfl~J4. Michigan home, wlth Utah state. 'I'Jtey apen th~ to make room f()r 'a newcOmer. Ca11sady 11 aid ~t he never really Big Ten campaign It bljnnesota Added to the roster was Jim had a chance t4l play with the Jan. 1. ~orter, a rookie defenldve back Brown•. Th Mlddl t n lea ue wtlo has been on the i'jured r~ tie wa1 used on the klckorf re e epor po Y 8 BATTLE TO DRAW urve li1t. turn and turned in several good Baron• were honorld loot SUI\> PAIIIS IUPB - Angel Robin- Shorter wao with tire teom jobs day evtnlns "hen a supper was sonl Garcia, 141'1.1, (t[ Cub11 fought through tht exhibition season but ' held at the Feeney Bennett the third draw (I[ hl!i caroor M.m- WB!I placed on th• Injured liat )Je. tn other movell, Coach Paul Americtn Lepm. HaU. The day nJgllt ~thPn be batt!~ .Om- caUJe of a plantar wart. removal Brown SIIY• thai rookie Gary ColSarona won the Mnlgs County riPe · Sadok, 141, of Tunisia c.n Of •bleb aldellned him, linl will move from left end to Leagu, and were pre~nll!d with evon 1«1U1Jtrouah 10 roundo. The QvHiev... IM-powtdorlwr flanbr. Thi• moa01 he will back lndlvldqal trophies by Lee -..--- ·· - hem worklq Gilt for ovtr 8 wtek up veteran Ray. Renfro who has Smltlr, president ol the lloys ACCEPT& CIIALLJ:NGE and lo enpected to be ready for been having hi• troubl" In the League, A larae cake, deoorat· PARTS CUPI!-Th<" marcll't·I'Kflt acliorl Sundl1 wilD OM, Brown• Iaiit two games, ed ':';ltlr "Pony Learue Champs of Vlrtler •aid Monday llhe hod meo! the 111. Lou!• Car!llnala, Anptlrer youngoter, Era14 Green 1962 11118 HI'VW wltlr the pol- acceplod an lnvita~on to """' Val Tho , _ owlt<\11 wao ouood lJ '"pootecl to !i1rt at ·loll halfluck •~pper. dt Lolr. one o! France's 1- by "' lnJ!Iry to deleriolve blld< bali. tr ht lwr from an 111011 attoJ>IInl wvelht lroya year • old,, In •he Man o'WoriDon Flemrjrlng and tire 1.....,. lnjt111111ld Fran PIU'ioer 9•Y gel o• the """' and their famiU.t, lllaku at 8elmont Park Oct. II?. atatuo ol Jlobby FranlrU., who 11"1 nor! u a de(enat.e to<:kle, Jre and more hon1 eownerS are ,witching to Ashland Fuel Oil with S, C. A. l"or dependable home heating. S,C,A. is Ashland's uciuslve Sludge Control Addilive that otopo the for· malion of sludge. Fuel lines, filters, ·ns and n"· ' " stay cl1an. R ~c• ••t: OIL with S.C.A. Increased burner e,fficiency . .. _et your 3ctric apP,Iiance less dealer show them fuel con•umed, •. biasavings on heat• l~g coots. winter, enjoy the comfort and conve•ienco of dependab.. Athland Fuel 011 wilb S, C, A. For prompt, friendly service call ' t~~lodayl COIIIIECnON! Instead of being June Crem- OIL & REFINING COMPANJ __ ; eahs in the picture appearing MoDCiay boldiDg large b o m e uown potatoes, the man wa111 Clarence Eads of Ratland. A mixup Jn notel caused · t b e regrettable mistake, Mr. R~ds wu holding a ~ pound 5 ounce sweet potato tbat he grew and an Irish potato weighing over t II r e e pounda groWII by a GALEN S. BROWN, Agent ' • to you now. Thli As; .~ 4ND ~lrcleville, I othtr mJid ohukeup In 11rt olind- Doughty, tH forward, and Don brl Ft"i ~uEL Hlfhwoy lt11Uiel24 MlntfiYIIIo, 'bhio PhoM WYondotte 2-21" I THE DEP"NDABLII ARE HERE I IIi 1 neighbor. --~-~---- • _J· Pony Leaguers Honored With Team Supper "EW FALCOfl. OONY(ITIIUI f\lft IS WHAT'S NEWI SEE a """t YOU'~L HARDLY BE ABLE TO Ct:lNTAIN YoURSELVES UVEliESl """'ered , _ recelytng tropbloa were llo"'", Laney Tyo, Mi- ' . · Gory chael Gardner, Michael Bra~ ton, Joa CUnnlnt!bcn. sammy Clat.....U,, Bruco Wolllroo, """' ' ry Gladwell, llonnle Jlllndy, Rllllney Sauer, Buddie Moore, Jer. ry Vanlnwog111, Pol l!lclwards and &olD AIUQen, Team rvemben who oble to Ire ...-,1 but WIN NEW FAIIlANE 501 MAIDTOPI ' MOT NEW MIDDL(W(IGHT AVAILAIU. Willi Vol . . . .. 4 I u.,.. wiU also reoelvo lropldet were Wayne Davftr and All Bradbury, Mr. pkg.of Smith fli'OHIItorl leiiD llllltlgor Woody CaU with lba le a m <Ophy. (HASE HARDWARE t1•rold ¢"eM, ~.,gr. Locutt St. M l~ltport Phono WY 2-1511 . 1· ~--... Birthday• Ob1erved By Clark FamUy Mr. and Mra, Harry E, Clark, Liberty.,.,, enlerlained wKh a birthday l1lrl)' It lbalr bonle In o~rvatlon of lite blrlllday ol lh'etr chlldten, Vlckey, Rickey, Sherrie, and Terry, whOM blrlho days aU fall In Oolober. Attelldlng were P:Uzabeth BlaeUner, Joyce and Mu WI~ .... 1lWjne Lee, Chuckles Qull· len, Bobby Jo Lemley, a n d i:harles HyaeU. PriUs - · ......... aU wiDnero of pmes_ A,.lltlng Mra. Clark ...... Mn, Evelyn Spencer, and Mra. Poggy QuUien, and Mra. Ella Lemley, 'es"· ll DUPONT-ZEREX With MRS .GAL.· ' ' ·4. .•:4-~. ~' HAROLD ZINK SlAT Q)VER CLEARANC~ SAlt ,ON ALL MODELS UP TO 1955 il ' $9·'' CA,RitY.OUT '1·99 ' • /i.o- ., ..... ~ .' .. "0¥ SU!tflt TORQUE FOIUI QALAXIE-Willt 1111 liOI. TliE PO$ ANIJ HOW THE ft:EL Of THE THUIIDIIIIROl {;. .,' I I ' ' CAR MATS OH WHIRE DID MY SUMM~R . MQNliY QQ? CHeER U~l su- US AND HAVE ·'MORE DOUGH. , •lill. Moln Ito CQLORS oft4up, Phone WY 2-l171 · . COMPAa CARS $4.44and~p ;>'4'· ..• .····~ " •s-44 . ·' · - ' ' lAlii -r- AT YOUR I Full ~ntoured I 1 J,. '63 CARS••• ...... . dea!er-lllywflere! No othtt dealer: has ever come up Wllh ' • . Clf'VIO;'~- ·~ ..·~~~~ · ·, . NCJt•, I'• I• r~ . ,, W,, k Oc I I • ~ ' 15\ ,I'>' We prou.dly, , , very pt'Qu.dly,. , presan\ the moslexcltinQ variety of MOC!l!ll!, sii•s and prle•s ever offered by 1ny ~ sr 44 models ln four popular sizes. No other dealer equals oor ........,.. · Including a beautiful, brand -r.ew c hoIce of ~""'fYW"'"1 • • • thl · F Icon Convsrtibltl ~Qthlr dealer brings YQU any ng In ..:e class of our nine frlkidlrNfeighl ford Fairlanes, featunn,g · Me 'ft hanclsomr. new hardtops, wagons, sedans. There s not anoth« dialer that cen lop our big f!UIIivtly Ford to 405 Thun'derblrd hO~~ ~aM~ thl.t's pure Thunderbird vel~el Finally, no other dtlltr can cut with £'tfd's tw~~•Ytlf 8;' ~"' Falcon' tool NtrM your pltUUrt.!~- C8t'$.:r •• you. P Ci~ hera , . , at a come-to-poppa prlcellt I~~ liveliest v,net, show In town . , , and we're se._ing • ~eat lor you I your cottt and Cll.rM aa w.-e do ... it' ...... .................. ~ ..~ ' ' ! ,!Ill, r \ 20 ':1 ' .... . ' ' oc 6.000-mUe m•intenai'ICt IK1N tn ea~ ~"«llery ' '' ' Galaxie with up '.~.'' L'.. I ' - •, ' �',, • l 1-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct . 16. WANT ADS ' ' '' TEtE\'ISION IN REVIEW - CROSSWORD (9) FOR SALE FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RUUL TS. RATES 4 cent. per word, one lnaertiOtl Minimum ch.!r&:f'-60 r~nts. 6 centa per word for three consecutive insertions. Special - one montb for 30 cents per word FuU nte of 4 cents per word will bt cbar&ed for ad- ftl'tiling if 11ot paid wltbin lO daya aftt>r receivin& bill. Error, in Advertiamg-Should be reportf'd •mmediate-ly. Ttle Dail)' Sentinel will not be responsible for more than one incorrect i.&ert1on . 3 ROOMS Carrt of Thanks and Sptt'lal Notice• of Evrnu., $1 .25, for 50 word minimum. Eal'h additional word, lc. Obituariea publist1ed .;.t 1 cent per word. WORDS 15 20 25 New Furniture 1 O~Y 60c 60c ONLY 75o $299 $30.00 Down - lel•nce on Convoniant T..-.. MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. Blaettnars ltU I'O•P ralrlan• 4 Ur . lkllan. Lllcally ll,..n•ll . L..uw mll ..ll, ."" c~ DEMOCRATIC POLITICAL RALLY Pom.rey, Ohio .. n lnt•rlvr. All 100d ur ... ltandard Inn•. ltadlu, h •-'~r . AT THE ••• MIDDLEPORT PEARL STREET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Thi' Dax WED. •• OCT. 17th ·· 7:30 P.M. IJD a~wa ·I• the lWROXVCRDP LOG :t.NRGI\DRl&:C fotatul, NVRWBC Jim.lt'' &WVQJi' , a WU L K Llf.B, G 1\ DP.-U I hee"~ Ma couple of men X T 110 Y•te*Ta a,p~ li'IO'l'IIIMQ 1S 10 FA.t.I..A.ClOUa AS FACI'S. !CXCIIIP'l' FIGUR»a.--CANNINO ICI UU, Ki&w J'•WM ll'........ lac.J PRINCIPAL SPEAKER '"" hand Ia it. CONGRESSMAN WALTER H. MOELLER ' PUBLIC INVITED 6:00 :'ltwl P\1. Pol. Adv. 61 0$ Coun!ry Muol< Time 6:20 Farm & World News 6:30 News Democrat Candidate FOR COMMISSIONER 6: 35 Country Jamboree 6145 Mtilo COUnty RFD 7: 00 News 7:0$ Brqldast Party 7 so vu f'ollici aports Show 7 11 P I - . llord~llft Show now cooking's fun ... new ranges have everything!!! B·flll 8reakfut Party 8 :11 ..... 6:35 Van Patrick Show 1>44 Sign Oft'- - ....-, latunla,. 1130 Newo 9 00 ~ews 8:05 Faith For Today 9:• Coffee With Janet UO RFD s. ·• Coif• With Janet 9 .&& lli•ny Nawton Show 10• ...... 10 ~ ., \rillterial AsSociation 10 • Wlornlng Imerlude li) ~ ....... '! !lll•""'· .. 11 cw ..... Shop t:eetion . Life, Auto, ,lrl, CaD Doo llllllo, Middleport. God 1t. ~-· . 4& 'ar111 1: " Bu.reau 11 4111 ·) bit llduGtuoa Aun. 11 t1 ...&......JI Mark• RepOrt u • ,.._.,. 'loom u 1t o.,. ....,. Averaees u. "• -...rt 11 v "tW• -, . hr You ·- ·· ..,. u• U· tt llluAfi Jilt• fOr Y0\1 .1• ........) .,,, • J 011 tiUIII~ Just For You ... ..... 1 ........ J • ~~ Juat For tou 7ATI'ENT;;;;;;o.;;;,.IO;;;Nu.3""iMnEi'iNi"i.Pomeroy, Middleport and Alhtna Route w..-k. week to alar!, fl43 per hour time, C.r and qulrtd. Write 41' HIU Strtet, _,_oo 1• ~· .., Rooooe Tltorn-Wed. 1 • tl""t• J""P Fer Y.,.a I • ..... , • ....,. .1111t ror You . ~·•• '"' ... ,..... cl'){ I • P - Party Va. D.AVY JONII THIS WEEK'S j === --·- ---- ELECTMLUX ow._, IoriO rmdel, attachmentl lleluded. A·l .....titlon . 101.00 wk ~ poymenu " monthly. WY l..z"MM. . Plione 10 11 ete -- Recapped Snow 'l'iroo. All olzes, 111.50, Includes taxeB. No trade-in necesury. Rutland Keystone Slatton SPECIAL ... ·1t60 M'ERCURY .... ' ' ·v· ' • . NO WONDER MOST WOMEN WAN'l\ GAS ft'ANGES!' ' ,. lO~day . , , · · · Cadillac ii- Oldsmobile r;f.;Hl.lke 0ut' Quai\y \Yay of i':loma Bualileu" Wv 2-5342 1 PoPneroy, Ohio jUit rirbt for youl Se9ond Prize trip to 4-day trip &o New York City by TWA jet.. pia. by TWA jot: phil eapeut moaeyt 0.•• Butlto-la fiJu tholt ....... pboechrhlft theJ'n bud,. iMt, at the htigh& tbli'e eo-....... Prize LoDdott and: Par._ KARir& VAN ZANDT . ·~ Gas Keep-Warm Oven keeps foods serving-gOod for hours! Now automatic Gu o..na start, ooot.. and then looltr tJteir oW1l ltmperutum to keep foodo hot-without further oooking-for hours! You can oet ·thO keep-warm oven u low u 140 derre--keop meala ran. and juicy tiD ....-vbli-w.~ plata -thaw frooen fooda-froahen fr02811 ~ked 11'9d•-•On!y Gu Ran(OII Rive you aU tbeoo other work-88vinr features: aolf-butinl l'otiUoriea, automatic -~ thermometon, family-aioepiddle-in-the-middlo, tho Bumer-wltb·•·Brain,j and perfect control ol workinr heat. tAGA rlopa Solid white finish. Looks Uke a show car. lJfe waa a bed of roses for this Mere and It shows it. Rulli ao ~~~we couldn't even replace a spark plu&. Stop ill! See lor yourst\f. . 1:!0 News HO High S<hool Football 10:11 Jon• . Buick Show N~1 ~Jli!'IIDDiley! " - 175 Additional . pri&ee! Pola~i4 HockiDI en..... Camarae-A~•or -Beuy Crod.•~ CookllooU. full d$111 at yoor a.. 11anc0 ~... (Tblo~io~an::<. ii:i;:;;:;:)'d::;~onda:;t.;:;::~3~1~, llB962:;:_-iED~.w;;;::,..:;wl;;-""" ,. See the1e Gal RUI!fel at,yo.., Gae Appliance .J)ealen: · Calor~., • Hardwick • Kenmore • Mqlc Cliel• li!orp,•~CA ·Whlrl)loc)l •.ao,e. •Sunray • TaJIIlllll Got \ '! . ' ' ' ' ), • ' . ·s2~7441 women, -~re . , i nterVfewed ho• wJim ·they 'do '~ alok!nrlii!J·!011 qllf!Da. "'''!~i•"'" · in. tb.elr tioll;' tO pf . ' Nplite. ' ' I\Ooearch Mpn Mid. ill'l;y )ftterrod cookiq wi~ <Qa , . THEOHIO FUEL GAS 'coMPANY '· ,. / ·t-...--011 . READ iHIS CARD I'OR ' ME? ' ;I --- •you .~ I' ARE V!RY ABSENTMINilED' i' l •' • '> ,. ';! ;: . '·. ," ~ ;.f , ,•• 5:1$. Pu)>llo ~i<l'. 10111 Hymn .. ~~ ' S:3Ci lllnru!r Musicale ' 1:46 Off the Air :rop ll:l!r Ntws li •:SS 'l'op Tin .- ~ 1J1(1i -Nooo ROport ,· us~2i. J 11: 15 ·M"sic lrlt~riQde IJ11!1 ·11ov. Merlin Teeta ~arcy l ·U Ohio statt Univ. lffllol .:: BS .· ... . ·-~ . PootbaJJ " t l• l, : (.' ': 1J II ~ -~ lltar- Fri. t;H Platter P1rty , I'IIMIIfJHtl1 ... · 7:05 Breakfast Party t ·OO Newt I:CII Platter 9:110 Lalcllllrlnl 1:30 Public Service 9:15 Bhowero of Ble.,lng Mason News Talk ot Town 'l1· Dinner Musicale ~; lkl .Y . 7oliO Slin On, 1\!uai<ll Clock 7:4$ ·:n.e ~lrelino 1;00 ohio Valley Newo I :Of Pt. l'ltallnl Football 10:00 Nt1f1 12:110 Local & Ohlo N•ws 11:16 J;<lucatlonal · Special _ 12:20 U!....td Bu)tetln Bo.... 11:2$ News 0 Graw I10.· 10 12:30 S81urday ~, 16 Market. 1:00 OSU \!COUt of ,lht. Week . Lifeguard 8ullelln Board 1:IS OSV Football pz :D N~"' O· Graino 4:110 Ola<1111 wlth Dou A::~.tu~ ~~~~~ 4:30 AlbUm Time 0 110 RoUnt. S:OO Ne\n Swnmory '1:00 Newt U :(l) II !# 'l'?de,- Wi~ Commwllty Newa . 5:15 SpoiiJ&ht on Sporlo ; Wit..L. YOU · · Maoon County Newa Cominunlty News Local News Ohio· Now1 ' 11'5 RFU . to:ao 1:56 4;00, Diaclng wllh Doaa 4;30 lnl4!rcha"ie '$: 00 Community News ,J:~ World It National Newo =t- ...;;. ' ; L ' I· P,\ltch Bells R\Jlg 1.1-15 MedlcaJ. ,Mi~tonu 1:30 N~WIJ 9 "' ~·"'51 WJEH RADIO Tllroop Frlob.y On. Muotcll Clock 1';4$' Tllf ·Lifetiftt-. _: &:00 Ohio Valley News &:G6 Sporl.i Tod1y 1:10 Worl4 News 1:15 Musical Clock 1~;ti:AJ:l3.J'ooli!IU :~& ·worl4 New• Breaklut Pirty t" • 8 11 Boker Furn. Show-Friday 1:00 Newt 11 Ill"· ~· Party ·6:00 TrsveliD' Time 10 u ""'"tDI lntorll!dt w, NO Newo 11:15 Platter 7·110 ' 10 ""'' RePort 8 00 llodlo llymnal IU~ ' •r•... aferPI z'n I 3135 Platter Party <100 Newo 4:05 Platter !!1!.'1':~~::_ ~--":? - ~# I 4130 Local NeWl! HO Musical Mysterleo HS Bill Stern'o Sports 1100 Plattor Party 1100 Karr Van Zandt Silo• FrL 1115 Platter Party '' ,, ' ' 4:00 NIWI 4;05 · Pl1tltr Pare:y .,., 41111 NfWI . t ·S& Pl1tter ,~.. .... ~~. ,. .. ,.. 15:00 N•w• ~ · ...... ~·, .. •-s·~ P·•ner 1t~ftJ··~' 5 50 BUJ Ster~ >~t•-.~ - $ ~ Pl.tter Pifij ..'·r' 1·011 ~· '-'· ' " " vm . Travellu' Time 1·10 . Newt • 10 v•• Patrlclr liporll 11<4 Sip 011 : ~. - • . llltow ..,' ' ' ;\ ' �rtl ( !:_Dilly_Sentlnet, Pomeroy-Middleport, AHendancePins · Mainly About m A dedS d ~ war un ay I People In ., In ss Hour I Pomeroy f. Attendance pms · 'J ~ere pret. h 'I Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wickham sented Sunday mornmg ~t • o.. oct. 16, t962 'f""-mn ·--u~ • · G!rl Scouts ~1ve Program On Ftre Prevention At PTA Event I l ' Around And About Middleport Fall Regional G d Cl b or en u Event In Belpre '' Weihllnr Pow, :.4re TakenOctoberlOtlr At Heath Church • Mlu .4rnold.WG. Ho•te" .4t Party ·J Mill s.sanna Arnold 1 ' .NOW YOU KNOW ... . .~ .... • ... FJ--. ... lloeto ....... ~tlla-llnl•- at ...., . . . .............. • Aflll II, II Mrs: MEIGS THEATRE Uco!l> entinei J!'U _. ooolor I 1 11M . . aa-elfoeollorolllliU lrML 1ft - · TN:zfa; ... lflllo d p .. I rw ... I m Grand Probe Mus'lC • ° ...... ,. 'I ELBERfBDS ' I. •'' YEATHF.R at y ... en~er~o Miss Dorothy Kauff daugbl· tamed wfth a · - party Frio The Fall Regional meeting er of Mr aod Mrs ' Clifford day evening after the football Middleport Girl Scout Troop I gram chairman of 11 of the Ohio As- Kaul! of Middleport, . aod Mr. lime at her home A~ns Rood No. 221 presented a program With the use of posters Mr. and Mrs. Alva Fry of Garden clubS ·will Burl Henry, son of Mr and Mrs honoring her guest, MISS Sanda on Fire Prevention Monday eve- gJTis showed methods of f' r were In Poca, W. Va. Sunday ~:~":'~~ d~rmt :• Columbus are vlelting here be held this saturday In Btlpre Ira Henry of Gallipolis, were Suiter of Gallipolis_•••• at the regular meeting of prevenhon and also presented afternoon to attend the funeral Cro Y . Y his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John With the Belpre and Utile united in marriage Saturday Pizza, sandwiches, polsto 1 · " Fanny F.Irebug·" They of George' Hood. Fry and Ow~~~:r ~- relatives, Hock'mg club s as ho stesses. 'Heath Met-' c"'" and pop were acrved. t.'te•Middleport Parent-Teachers a slt'l Hw' superllltendent October 13 at the • ..,..s · 1 8 Association They were direct- closed the~r program with a I Mr and Mrs Dwight Logan e a so presented lbtes Mrs. EdWard Blake and dau- The morning session will be bodist Church In Middleport Goe!ts were Linda Kirkland, ed by their.leader Mrs George number of Camp fire songs. and ·son and ·Mr and M"S !he chil~n of the third grade ghter, Mrs. Newman · in the First Methodist The single ring cere~ny Janie Baer, Nancy Burn 1, Hackett Jr and ~ere introduc- Charles Vroman. president, George Logan ~er~ Sunday vi~ m the pnmary department who have in Columbus where there with registration was performed by Rev Marvin Dorma Hauck, Pat.J:lcla Hennel" ed by Clyde Ingels, pro- was charge of Monday's Ritors in Wilkesville. were promoted to dthe Mrs. Blake has been receiving t to 9:45. The aft~ riowson before the ~ediate sy, Ruth Ann Bailey, LInd a ;;-iiiiii................_.........., fmeeting which was opened WJth 1 Mr and Mrs WilUam Bray- grRade ml .the jumor epartmeFreddnlt. treatments at the University will be held In Ambrose famllles of the couple Darnell and MJss Suiter . .Siopo prayer by Rev. Marvin Dowson ,1ey ~f Green Sp(ings ar. the Bo :',e;~':!J'e~ ; : : .... a.:: . spent the weekend Hall. The bride, given In ;..rrlage ping In for refreshments afiel' 'and the pledge to the flag led iguests of Ml ond M" Olin Thy V ha lheJr famllles here. The lecturer and demonstra- by her uncle Harry Kauff of the game were Ralph Werry, Pomeroy, Ohio by Troop 221. ! Boothe and family . . urmLeoa aVug hann,sev~n year Mr. and Mrs. Homer John!on tor for the meeting will be Middleport ~re a street Kay Compton, Jim Mea and The following additional com · pms; aug • SIX year; Columbus and Mr and Mrs J hn w Knlgbt 1 1 ' · dr M1'k< Mulford · I Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E\7ans HUah Vaughan Jermifer Cre!w . . · • . o . , · r. o length, blue and white e~· l :-.iOioi~.......-·.........,....., TONIGHT I WEDNESDAY lmittees were announced by Mr . are moving from Enterprise to I Donna Crew Auta Carpenter' Dubay and children of Falls, a National She was attended by her SlSIi Wtlt Dlsnty't Vroman- Welfart:. ~.trs. Bert ithe Harry Carman l•ome. I Brenda Po~, Loring Vaughan G~ve City visited )&!It SUnday . . Show judge and ter, Miss Sandra Kauff of ~d"BON VOYAGE" (Technicolor) Bodlmer, Mrs. Robert Schmoll I Miss Myrna Maag student I d J h Goodwin five E'R With Miss Sylvia McMaster. an ou¥standmg arranger. Her dleport, who wore a pale pink ' . Frtd MacMurray, .lant w.,. innd ;olrs. Harold Hubbard ; Pub- nurse at Holzer Hospital spent ian n · Y r. Mrs. A~t. Bauer_of Ttp~n, . · wJU be "New ?,irections ~-· man. Michael Ca11an. Debor- 1llcity, Mrs. Tom Rue ; Music ,!the weekend with her parents, Danny Crew, . Kitty also VISited briefly With Flower · Arranging. Also attending the couple as ah Wallev a Holiday Mrs. George Hackett, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. J;lrAAfqrd. M"-'. singer' Marlene Goodwin, . McMaster last Sunday. Mra. !QIIgbt remembered by best man was Mr. Chester John· epree in iay Paree! De· borah Wall,..., atmearc. on the legislation, Mrs. Rodney Sauer., MrS. ' 'Stella ' Gnltaor: MJ'Ii. S!'aqel, Tony Vaughan and Mrs. lneo Conkle of ' County Garden club son of Ka11auga. The new couple . · · . •• • beach 1D a Mikinland createa Mrs. Guy Re~ .. ·ami •Mrs. ' KartGI'I!~er. all\l ,~. Adolph ~••11\on, four y ar; Mrs. lllvlsltingwlthher as abe attended the will make their home In Galli1 stir Callan pursues her Rodney Sauer were named as f§', ottended · the, , ))01!leci>lltlng ValljJhan, Linda 0Reuter, Mrs. Frank Still on . meeting held m M~d- polis. • ln a b(lat. ' lthe committee to revise the ~ at Flatwoods Methodist church Goodwin, Debbie Crow, Street and other relatives when Mrs. Robert Rei· . Colorc.rtoont myour 1group's by-laws to conform with :SUnday. Goodwin, ·and Ronnie Rutland. wu director of this _region. Adml111ion: 75c and 35c ' Mrs. Mabel Van Meter re- three year; Pamela Crew, lllr. and Mrs. Vernon. reservationa muat Jttellded Jnnual -THURSDAY & FRIDAY the slate organization. o.t..... 11·19 A donation of $50 was receiv- turned ot· her hl!lrle, qaes ..,, and Darla and sons, Greg and Davtd sent to Miss Harrie Marie Baplul Convention NOT OP!N 1 ed from the Chi!~ Copserva- Sonday, . after a Wl!IP viS t Mr~. Stella Ponn, Charles . Columbus spent the weekend of Middleport or ~,.,_ Rev. and Mrs. Ralph C. ZUn· otart your child now on • SATU.RDAY, Oclobor 20 ltion League toward tbe cost of ' with her brother and sister-in· Chris Tompkiml and AndY with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .T.~k ~ones, 803 West \ rew del and Mrs. Daisy Ja~per. ...HELL IS F'OR HIROIS" new maps for the Central Build- ! Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kareu· Vaughan, one year. Ralph Gilmore. _ Dr1ve m Belpre by October 17. were in Canton last week atSteve McQueen. Bobby Darin ing. The PTA voted to pay the ' ter and daughters, Morning 'Bibles were presented Mrs. WUI Good,_ Mrs. V • r tending the annual Baptist Slate . · . · Fe.u Parker, Harry Guardi1 no, Nick Adams, !!tar TV's balance . Star. Debbie Crew, Gene Abbott of Sluonville, W. Organisational Convention. They. were guesle llanll lniitrvMent "Rebel", Bob Newhart, TV Mr. Vroman thanked all those ' Charles Hannahs, Larry and Mr. Charles Good, Mrs.. , f M J , · ter and 0 Comedan, James Coburn and who brooght books for the Ji. Mrs. Carl Jones and daught- er and Sian Coates ben Ransom, and Mrs. Neal Meeting Planned rs.. aaper s 519 Mlkll' Kt-IJ!n. brary and said that more could er, Carla of Pontiac, Mich~ and · Burdett of Charleston were There will be an organiza- brother-m-law, Mr. a~l' Mrs. "A W~!KIND be used if anyone wishes to Mrs. Minnie Beverage and Bev.. itors of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Al' meeting of the County Roy Russell, in nearby A aance. WITH LULU" .erly Perrin of Middleport, vlsltensworth aod daughter, Becky Youth Council of Methodist Sharon and. Cherlene Zull!lel, Bob Monthouse, U>sle Phi1- contribute them. llp~~ . Shirley Eaton. Tbe It was announced that t h e 1ted Friday, with Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. churches and a planning session who are attending Otterbem Year's BellyiauJZhter-Pieee! membership drive will be held , Charles R. Kerr Sr. M nd Mr N Ste . events Sunday at 2 College went to Canton on Fr~ !~' Jiot, '!;OGET!!ERNESS! r. a 1. orman w n day to attend the miSS)()nary ,this week. . 1 Mrs. Beulah Campbell and / and chUdren of natliiitd Methodist 11 • "eli" . , , Islanding SUN .. MON . en d Tuls . ' The November meeting will ·. Sammy Bl rchfl eld of RuII ancj $ ra rtY of 11/m the was an ou Early aDd Mr. and Mrs. Jack ....·~,At- ·' · ~...."-" .. coriVentton Oct. 21·2S be Fridoy, Nov. 16 with a pay 1were Friday evening dinner Belpre vislted over the elected or appoln~ pa . :Ill t Wm. Holdun program to be presented by the /guests of Mrs. Everett Me- Mrs. Shirley Mtlls wtth Mr nd Mrs G each charge regard- Saturday morrung the gJT wen the instruments :·couNTIUitT TRAITOR" pupils of the oecond, third and Knight. ed the Jolly Bunch Sewing ·The. S~warls . , of the number of church- on ~ Gr:n~lle Btor":~ ~ commended by ~=ii::--i::·:ii-;:;:;:;:;:~~~:::_:_~~·-:~~:-:__::_:;::. 1 Mrs. Everett McKnight at- laat Friday at her home in ·to Columbus. es In the charge; the counselor, mee g .0 ap 15 ou • Ro10rvo Dlll•lct No. 4 tended the homecoming at the dleport. Mre Annlce Ohltnger and Rev. C. Melvin Alkire, Rev. Felluw~hlp Board and I be RIPOIIT OP CONDITION OP Rutland Christian church San- A shwt business . Vaughan and Caato, Rev. Robert R. Zundel s returned to Pomeroy. Magazine day. . · conducted by Mrs, E. L. calkid to Dunbar last ·And Rev. Marvin Oi!wson, •, Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Roush es aod the club voted a becauoe of the who. ... 16 .be On the Council, A 'd V You• ch;ld deoerv .. mua;c. · to' 'attend. CCI ent 1'eu'm 8 Thv: eoet "' t~ reward• tlon 0 f 110 t 0 th e of Lakeview · a re the" guests of of Mrs. Ohlinger's aPe • · are sreat~ m•mall, ••lf·~Onfidence, 0 ' POMIROY, OHIO his sister. Mrs. Charles With· Emergency Department Mr in-Jaw, w. D. Paraons In Fair Condition popularity, •ucce~~ in ~ehool, 1 memMr of the Ftderel Rtstrn System, " the close of butl· rew, Minersville. piece of new equipment It wm undergo major TO MEET WEDNESDAY PT. PLEASANT - Warren and above all, in • lifetime of "'" tn September 21, 1962, ,ublllhtd In ICcordenc• with • call Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goeg- purchasing. . Thursday at the Thoi'JlaB The Thir~ Wednesd~y Home ~urg~n. 5~•. Ashton•.~· v~. 1is irnjoyfnent. Give your <Child made by the trederal ltttrvt 81nk of thl• district punuant to lein and daughter , Charlene A silent auct1on was he 1 d orial Hospital where he h a 8 Demonstration club will hoI d listed 10 crJtJca] cond1tlon m a ~:::~!:~:!~~!::l~ tht IH'OYislons of tM fltd•r•l:;::;v; Act. spent Sunday, at Witcher, w. during the evening and been a patient slnce last week. regular meeting October 17 Huntington hospital suffering by Parents' Mac nino for Va.' with Mr. and Mrs. Paul games were played wlth Mrs. Ohlinler will return to lO a.m. at the ·home ot Nao- from 2 crushed chest. workmanship, tone quaHty, Cub, balances with other bank1, and cash item• Milam and family. belng ' won by Mrs. Will Dunbar this week to be S)'racuse. · T h·e .Sturgeon suf(e!ed the injury and feature. which mean ..., in proceu ot rollection ... __ -·--- · $ ~9l.7t1.42 Miss Jennifer Crew Is con- nolds, Mrs. Blanche her daughter. Beth WU! be on w_hep a~~lt:~t was wor'·1.,'! plttyingandfastorprogreu. United States Government ob1igations, direct fined to her home by illness. and Mrs. Doyle MIIJer. T h who had been in Dunbar · ~erb , ~~ wUJ oR at rus ·~on1e fell on him. The Moderately priced and euy to andeuarsr:tteed ------ -- --- ·----- 1.1~9. 462 .76 Miss Bonnie Locke of Cat-doorprizewaswonby Mrs. andMrll Parsolllfor ··Jeaders · lrenetru(!khadbeenjaCkedupand own,too. State•andand political subdivisions the vehic· ,.)bligetlona Jther bond1,ofnotes debentures . . . _. _. _____ _ 394.916.21 4 , 9~0.00 awba visited Sunday;lth Mrs. William Robson. era1 week• re·turned borne and hLinda Ferrell. (ng Mem- 1Sturgeon h thwas· beneath ks skidded ::orporate ttock• (including $&,MO.OO stock of Jay Warner and· Cam y. Refreshments or pie anti cor. her mother. RUJsell ot era plenn to at- e w en e J8C , caus. Federal Re•erve Bonk> . ~ ~ ~ . ..... u~o .oo Mrs. Clifford Leifheit was a fee were served by the haste"'- who Is stationed at Ft. tfe to br(ng a covered dish lng him to become pinned. Mr . ...oan.. and disCOUnt! (including $1.346 .00 overdrafts) 2,601,058.921Galhpolis vt.sltor Monday. es to those mentioned above bell, Ky. Wlfll called home their own tlible services . .Sturgeon is a farmer and is Bank premises owned $15.000.00, furniture and Rev. Robert .R. Card I e r t and Mra. John Seine!, M r 1!1, becauae of his Meigs County homemakers employed at the Marietta Manfixture~ $19,131.38 - ~-- ~ --- ~-~ --- -- --~ ~~ ~- 34,131.38 Sunday, for Ames, Iowa to at- George Hackett, Jr., Mrs. Mat. Mrs. Pearl Roffman; hu Invited. ufacturing .Company, Jther ~~rs ------ --~---~ --~----- --~~ - 2.367.63 limd the National Town and tie Bush, Mrs. Perry Mitch, turned to her employment TO ASSETS ~---~----~~~-------- -- ~ ~ -- $4,797,148.32 Country convocation. Lawrence Mllhoan and Mr~. the Martin Reatauran' after Demand deposit!! of lndivi~~:l~.~~~~:::rahlps, Miss SB.ndy Suiter or Ga1Upo- Orin Smith, lng absent ror seve;al weeks and corporations ~ - ...... . . ~-- ~ --- - ·-- $!.5 27 . 14 1. 71 lis_ was the week~nd auest of while hoaplteil,lecl. nme and saving. deposits of indivtduall MIS!! Susanna Arnold. Mr. and Mra. Harold Chase partnerohlpa and corp..,tlona - ~ -'~ ~-- ~~- --- UQ1.Q3U~ ltfrf, ~aJlne Ao!IOkl ina SUs· DINNER GUESTS recent visitors In Kent, Oeposlt1 or Un\tecl Statea Government Ohio. (including postal "vlnga) -~ · -·------~-~ 43,372.94 fourth gradeo with the fifth Mrs. Everett McKnight Mrs. James ~~~~~v~re~t;u~r.:ned=l Oeposit• of Sl.!t" and polltloat subdivlolons ..... 408,730.61 / J'~de otudentl ~~ B<!Q tbe lick- tertalned with a dinner home Sunday from )thor deposita (certified snd oftlcero' ch'ecko, ete.) lft.~IQ·1~ ets. It was announced that any day evening, at her where abe visited with her TOTAL DEPOSITS · - ~~ ------ $4.396,79US fifth grade etudent aeUlng 10 ion 've Guests were Mra nd d gble '-Ia lllr Toul demand deposita -~- - -- $U20,262.01 . . n • · a au r•ur w, . Toto! time deposita $2 476 1133 35 tickets wtll receive one f r e •· Halliday of Athens and Mr. Mro. Randolph Ward. Mrs. Other ltahllltles . . . ~ -~-·::_~_~_-:::. ~. : ~~ -·---~-fell recently and suffered a 70 ,603.78 The classes will preaent an op-JIIrs. C. W. Stansbury, TOTAL LIAB!UTIES --- ~ -- .. . .... .. - ~ ~ - -~ - $4,467,389.15 eret\11 a~d adult price will be -~-- vere ankle apra!n. She Ia CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ~ 5() cents and children 25 cents. anna and sueot, Sandy Improved now and able to Capital: The Room Awaril waa won by and O.Orge Wagner went on the Injured limb. Common ato<k, toto! par value $125.000.00 •. $ 125,000.00 Mrs. Carpenter's first grade. Old Mans Cave Sunday for Mr. and Mn. Lewis _Trirplett i ~~'Jt':.d rotlts ·~~------~ .. -~ ~------ - --~~ 160,000.001 Following the~peellnland picnic, after which Ml" visited recently 1n Washington, 44"· 7~· 1 7 /· program the hospitality com· returned to her home, T01'ALP CAPITAL .ACCOUN.TS ·------~~---~D. 3 TOTAL L!ABILmES AND ---~ -------- •. - · mittee served ·refreshmentl of lis. Mrs, Ruasell Bailey and CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .... ~--- - -- ---- - $4, 797 ,148.32 ple aod coffee. Those on the Mr. and Mro. Hilbert , Mrs. Kenneth M~:~~~~ MIMOAANDA committee - • Mra. J e a n enbreed of CUyahoga P' a II spent last Friday tn Aneta pledged or al.!lll(ned to secure liabilities Craig, Mrs. Richard Oiler, Mrs. apent several day1 last we<oklibits. and lor other purpooeo . . . . ...... .. S 838.300.00 Don Mullen, · Mra. Pauline with Mr. and Mrs. O.Orge Mrs. Eve Struble who h a l, J . EDW. FOSTER, V. Pres. & Caohler of the above-named Hoffman, Mrs. Keith Goble, selroad Sr. add daughter, been vlsllinl In Logan w I bank, do hereby dl!clare that this report of condition 111 true and Mrs. Marvin Dowson, Mrs. Dor· They wert!! enroute to rrlendl returned:home last u~.;.,J <Orre<t to the boot of my knowledg• ond belief. . othy McGuffin Mrs. Lowell lvanla: . neaday. • J. EDW. FOSTER Prl M Richard Rosen 111r·' ' d ••~. "oullm••l We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this ce, rs. · • •,, a? . lllf~'· mugene Mr. and Mrs. James ..., report ol rondlllon and derlare that It has been examined by Ul baum, Mrt. WIIUam Swh1her, mat~ of ~~rnbus were of Charle11ton spell& the p 1 and to the btst at our knDWieda:e and belief is true and corrert. Mrs. Richard Vau&han, : Mn. weekend pests of .hi1 weekend •lth his mother, THEODORE T. REED Thomas Schoonover, Mrs. Wll- Mrs. Norina Chapman. The Faulkner and other glv" JOU tntetlon In the · Dlrectol'l. liam Ingels, Mrs. George Nlcln- were accompanied home , c. WAYNE SWISHER · CENTER of the ·. THERON JOHNSON sky, Mrs. Wendell Gerlach and lllra. • Irena Shoemaker for and Mrs. Cllarleo Neat JOu need h moall ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~M~r~s-~Ch~a~rl~es~Whl~te~·--~--~~--~~~-------- ~~.~~overthe . weekend with relatlv01. John Cilhancey planned to '· at.rlolton, Vo. today SIZ:I!!S LOW f"I'C1CIED )' I I an !nuestment child's future elfare ' BuNDY Jolly Bunch Sew1'ng Club Enterfa1ne , d · "• ··' . .··• I PARENTS' J THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. EL.BERFEL·.·os IN POMEROY at a I'"'" any IH ,ft· u otata Salle's, the w.,,. l 2 7 17 c: gives up to In 15 and traced and buainesl frleilidshil"·l Waisman u.ld he borrowed II opponent Ella Wanders Dangerously Close To Coast gubernatorial 0 cl~.­ especlolly ....._,. af'bli Mileage Exclualre AII·Actlon Tread WONDBRFUL WAY TO ARRIV. ·IN 8WL• .• : ~ ' 1 In ......, of tlie ."""'18lon, tbe Church pn1mted i,' With a bouquet .. ""'""· Tbe po-n~ a made by Mrs. DoniJd Boono, - - - -- - -- - - - who attended the wlth ber bttoband, RoY. Boono, putor of the Middleport Cltitn!b.. '1bere are S2l cburd>eto ill the Obio llr. a-i w. :.t=. COI1V- c;oo.-. I . .. v•• •••• Old•mobllo'o low••••prlood ® Is aecutlve 1'loe (l'tiJdrr4 ttl Citioena National Bani, 11111, • activo In tbe Middleport • Rotary Club llllil a of the Iuat-Wal!ttol w. fuli•ol~e eorleel ,.. Ill, II tee.~ Cong, Moeller Wlll .Be Speaker To.wrha ' vlcled hi' 11·11011'111 HADIIWII IUAilml Wlllter H. Moeller, I.c..U. Democrat candlilale fa r district li tD the Ita ooe II' ut-u ti.'n• r.1o-11 tt,JJ• ,_,..,..,,_,., In the , ~NYL ' I ., WHITEW~LS 'nly•a m~re ' ' ' ,, ' ' ' ' * ,.' ' FSafety; fortified cord .... bod.y. *Fire,atont Rubber.x ' '• .. Meet theotyi&-leader-Oidsmobile'o Ilynamlc88 for 19631 Ito crfap lin• and ooulptured ulhouetto will win YOW' haa:l fJom the -~ )'011 - ~~ And wllb Ill tbll beouty ,.,. • price tac that maka the Dynamic 88 t~o OIII.IWJdina buy In ito tleld.Jf WOM'rt ready to MOVI! up to a full·.W., n....,.promloo car,- tha Dynamic 88 , , , aDd ebook the price. YCN'U bo chllabtad with both. · & VAN • ,I . "'M the coni'OIIIIuu by llln. ~ .... auritriaed al tbe ...... bX the .preilaco rl bla liiau~~tt<r. and .............. Geor&e ,Bii:bll, lr~ lljiloo . Mrs: ¥ann!.. {COol llllillliY..... llil. ltfr. Smart 1111 .ci 41 ij4 1.,' .. ' ... ' .~ ' ) .• • ., ' ' ' ' . . "'' . '· . 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