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To TluJ l~r,;:, 0/ TluJ M,if,.Jla,on Area VOL Weather · ii, 1960 SINGLE COP!/' - 5c Petinsylvania Railroad Strike Is Ended • • • • • • Killer Donna Rakjng East Coast Area ;.News Rehash Stirs Interest In Expansion A TV broadcast originating in Hunt~ngton Saturday night speculatmg about industrial possibilities in Letart Falls today had hundreds of news "SQurces" being checked . It even caused a TV photographer to take to the air today o~er Letart Falls equipped with camera and film . · The Sunday edition of The ' Huntington • Advertiser used three inches of type reviewing the "report." 1' TV news representative in Pomeroy today said: "We're trying lo check it out like everyone else." Salient facts of the report which 1 ~as sl.irred interest to a hi~h point i m the Bend area : -The. stories said ll was reported the Hanna Coal Co_., had brought CARRIES MR. K TO U.S._ This is the 7,494-ton passenger outright 2,500 acres m th e Letart . ship "Baltika" which is carrying Soviet Premier Khrushchev area (which has been known unof. · · · ficially for over two years) . I and top leaders ?f the Co~mumst s~tell1te co~ntnes ~ Ne_w -The area is close to the Rav- York where Khrushchev will head his country s delegation m enswood Works of Kaiser Alumin- disarmament discussions at the U.N. The State Department u.m (Which is obvious from looking has announced that once Premier Khrullhchev embarks from at a map). the "Baltika" his movements will be restricted to Manhat.tan -The possibility, therefore, Isl;md. looms that an aluminum satellite - - - - - - - -- -- ·- - - - - - industry may mt>ve lnto Letart c· .e e ~~:il~s~:::,~:. confused this with : Entire Coast In One State •.... ,~ Ev'acuate"'d - I Both Sides Agree Settlement 1s'Satisfactory' AfterTalks By Alex Michelini PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - A strike that affected the lives of more than 30-million people ended today when the PennNEW YORK (UPI) - Killer sylvania Railroad and the Transport Workers Union concluded Hurricane Donna whipped up . "a satisfactory agreement." "mountainous seas" today ··In ''.The strike is over," said Francis A . O'Neill Jr., chairman a disastrous plunge up the naof the National Railway Mediation Board shortly after t9p oftion's East Coast into Long · ficials of both sides were called to a hastily-summoned "sumIsland and New England. Gov. mit" meeting . Abraham Ribicoff ordered the Less than two hours after the signment of workers. entire Connecticut shoreline , agreement was announced. 28 of -Protecii1wft against the railevacuated. the 46 locals needed to ratify the road's plat,' to eliminate car in' settlement sullmitted their ap- spectors on shifu where the only The U.S. Weather Bureau . 1 proval. job is couplin,: and uncouplin11 warned there would be major · The railrood 11id all freight air hoses linking trains. The PRR flooding all along the popuind pa1Mnger .. ..,,;.. wauld wanted trainmen to take over the lous coast of the northeastern 1wing into operation sometime jobs on such shifu. United States. Tuesday. In addition. the union won the Police and Coast GuardsMichael J . Quill, president of first ~verance-pay plan, guaranmen had aided the exodus 11f lhe TWU and spokesman for the tees banning discrimination of 20,000 maintenance men who went any strikers, and an agreement tens of thousands already on strike, said the settlement I that the company will drop all from sections of New Jersey, t well be the turning point law suita against the union. These "may Maryland, Delaware and Long for up-to-date labor relations on damage suits totaled $14 million. Island, including some 10,000 . ,: ·, Calls It H5aflsfllctwy" the nation's railroads." evacuated' from the flat sand Strict Job Cla11lficatlon "It is a satiafactory agreeof Fire Island, a New York . Quill said the following maio ment" - tbia waa the only reacvacation spot. demands, in addition to 24 lesser 110n to the settlement i,;1ven by Fast evacuation minimized the . points, were won by the TWU James M. Symes, railroad board peril to human life. But a one-two -Studies are progressing for and the AFL Systems Federation: chairman. nd punch of tides up to ·14 feet The settlement, reached at 3:15 -Protection for workers against :rtd~/:e ~~;!::!oo~ (th~s n;a: ·· · · • above 11ormal and predicted rains the railroad contracting with out- a.m. e. d .t ., cI1maxed nearly 100 been discussed ·upwards of two or · of 6 to 8 inches threatened propMISS _AMERIC~ CROWN_ED-:-- As tears swell in her eyes, side firms for repair and con- bours of negot:iatiom since Ille By United P.ress International more years in connection with reerty in sections of six slates pop- Nancy Anne Flemmg, 18, ,Vhss M1ch1gan is crowned Miss Am- struction_ of _railroad .cars._ maintenance employea walked oirt routing u. s. 33). The religious issue continued as the dominant theme today ulated by more than 20 million. erica at Atlantic City by the outgomg Ulleholder, Lynda Lee ·A strict Job classifJcat1on sys- , al 1'.i.:u, a. m. :...,111. l. The ~dvertiser item said the in the accelerating presidential campaign as botQ party candil'be s1rille comJlletely shut At 10 a.m. e.d.t. the Washing- Mead. The 5-foot-6 beauty, who we1gns 116 pounds and mea- tern lo guarantee against cross asHannah Coal Co., had no immedi- dates embarked on ambitious tours. · ton Weather Bureau reported . sures 35-22-35; was a double winner in ttw,, prelimmary J·udgdown the nation's largeat railate comment. _The TV station news Vice President Rirltard M. Nixon was scheduled to leave Donna was centered ai.>ut 60 I · ni t h road for the first time in its 114department itself was seekmg I1 Washington on a week-long' 15-state campaign trip while miles southeast of the Delaware ng, W;In ng 1111 onors in the talent and swimsuit cvmests. year n1story. A total of 93,000 • • • comment from Hanna people, as d'"d h K ' d d coast with loO mile-an-hour winds Runners-up m tne final judging in order were Miss Caluornia workers were idled and an econwell as from F"req M. Link, trustee, I' pemocr~~c presidential calJ I ate Jo n F . ennedy hea e reaching 100 miles north. It re- ~ISs Nort.n Carolina, Miss u1stnct of Co1umb1a and Miss In'. omic paralysis began to spread wno bought the tand for the com- mto politically doubtful Texas. tbrougnout the la.state area aer.. . I Nixon, ln a network televlsfon Houston ,to!)ight. There he wlll paJ!l still unofflcill,l!)'. he~vy naa bat- d1ana. . • • vniea by the ~m,'s 10,IN»mile OF LOCAL tNTiR&ST Jntervicw Sunday • nighL. , (NBC- speak brit:fly and then ·-answer • ~L!>O Dqnn-.., which half . all'eady IYllem all Ille WI.UlOUt moved inThe Pomeroy Chamber of Com- Meet_th~ PreH), suggeste~ tpe t.\vo questions over a statewide TV net0 to the 12th day. merce will meet regularly tonight candidates agree on a cut bff work m an appearance before the ~~lm~~rrfb ::ant-~:~u~~g li~~s :~ • . O'Neill and nia 8&aff of mediaat 8 o'clock in oflices of the Ohio date" on all talk about religl~n . Greater Houston Ministerial Allitors, pressing lor a settlement to Florida and North Carolina-lUld l'ower Company . Kennedy commented: "I think ance. uncounted millions of dollars · A ,1cheduled · trip by Pomeroy . we'd be better off. I wish 'we Nixon was booked for stops at cost in property and citrus crop dam·· The Meigs Cohnty Sheriff's De- choke olf any further economic . Fl 'd D · · panment mvest1gated a one-car repercussions from the strike, Little LHguen te I Cincinnati could cut off debate on this sub• Indianapolis, Dallas and San age m ori a, was expected 10 Reports were· given and 4-H youth prese11Led . a display of acc1aen1 over the week end mvolv- summoned negotiators of both Red• baseball ~me next Satur- jecl right now." Francisco on the first day of his sweep past New Jersey, New th day h&1 hid to iie cancelled beNikon rejected the vote of any- whirlwind 9,000-mile, week-long York and Connecticut and pass eir summer projects when the Salem Center PTA held its mg E_arl Phillips of Portland at sides to a jomt session shortly before noon Sunday. cause the Cincinnati front 'one who endorsed him 1olijly be• tour. Although he still favored his over southeastet.n Massachusetts f~rst meeting '!'hursday night with a new president, Anna 7 ,~o :.atucaay evening. The meeting lasted IIO minute& of rellgiou1 sentiment lefL knee, doctors cleared the trip this afternoon. ol'flc• found Its facilities already cause Elizabeth Turner, m charge . Devotions were by Reberta Will'hilllps attempted ID . pass an-longest Jomt sessioo since the 0th th filled for that day according to against Kennedy, who is a Cathollc. amf pronounced him cured of the er car on e :,ellars Hiage road Tides surging ahead of the son reading the l<'1fth Chapter of Matthew , .· near Por1land and went over an strike began • i.od then union Chari•• Murray. ' He said it would be "tragic" if infection that hospitalized him for storm center blocked the two Heports were read · by Beulah and custodians were recognized. enbankment. There was medium and railroad representativeit went · 111ain causeway routes into Al· Wright, secretary; treasurer Mrs. lSoliciting . for the :deigs county the Novembe_r el~,llon was de- 11 days. Hope Smith and Pamela Wilson damage to the car. There were no mto separate conferences. Red Cross ·Bloodmobile t'lind will c1ded primarily or even substan!antic City, N. J. Residents of Turner, ways and means by Adra modeled school dresses that were mJuroes or arrest. O'Neill rllllhed .. back and forth continue through this week, Kai tiall(' b,ecause of the Democratic r ·ive persons were lodged in the between conferences, relaying neighboring communities were Swick, membership by Thelma made in 4-H, while the 4-H boys hmdy and Max Ward, co-chairmen, nominee s religion. . , . taken into the Miss America Campbell, and program by Gladys had displays of rope and electric- county Jail during the week end. proposals ofiered by both sides. Ken1_1edy made his comment m said today. The reason: Not all ily . Rex Shenefield is their advisor. 'Jhey were Walter Newman, t' air- 1 be separate sessions droned on eiey's biggest resort hotela, Mayor. calls have been made, and the re- San Diego, Cahf., as he prepared Schools were closed and police 'J'eachers, bus drivers, the cook, A prize winning rabbit, which was born, arrested on a bad check tor more taan 11 houn before suits of work to date have "not lo launch a southern campaign - - • ·- - - - displayed al the fair, was shown by chai:ge; Curl Noble, Middleport, O'Neill summoned Qutil, Symes, blocked the Atlantic City board · • been as good as expected." d_rive through pivotal Texas. His Larry Montgomery_. . . and Arden Stewart, Harrisonville, and railroad President Allen J. walk. Middleport'• PTA executive first stop was El P~so. Thousands more were hustled . A report on fao.r exh1b1ts was lor investigation · Vernon Hysell Greenough to the crucial "sumt committH lncludlng officers and Talk• To Monli er• · given by the 4-H Girls' Advisor, 1 and William He~drix for fighting mit" meeting. away from waterfront homes on school ~dmini1tratou will meet He was prepared lo meet the · lsKate Roush . Nellie Vale, principal, m a local tavern. ' the Jersey shore, on Long Quill, tigbt lipped for the last Tuesday night 1 t 7:30 Iii th• high religion-in-_pohlics issue head •, on S reported school attendance totaled Hendrix and Hysell were fined 24 hours, said he Wall "delighted" land, N. Y., Fire Island, N. Y., school, lnstHd of tonight, Char- at_a question and answer session Changes have been made in the and Cape_Cod, Mass. 152. ________ $10 and costs in county court this with ,he agreement and extended I•• A 11 Bradbury, president, with Protestant clergymen at requirements for individual sewmormng. Po~erhnes _were reported down appreciation to the mediators, Hid today, 0 age systems in ,dason County, ac- at Wildwood m south New Jersey. 1,;ov. Uav1d L. Lawrence of Penncording to Robert ,Boyd, Mason Winds of more than 50 miles per Two Arrested sylvania, and Mayor Richardson County Health Department sani- hour battered inland several JJ1lworth. For Intoxication hours ahead of the main blow. A practical joker with nothing I · tarian. Charles Wioslon and Ray The Air Force sent 60 planes better to do on a rainy afternoon Boyd said that the changes conBrown, Middleport, were arrested cern the capacity of the septic tank ipto refuge from Otis Air Force turned in a fire alarm thal sent over the weekend by Middleport and the length and Installation of Base on Cape Cod. Other planes 15 members of the Middleport Vol- [ Police on charges of intoxication. the tile disposal field. n ,, flew to shelter from Mitchell unteer Fire Department on a wild ' Brown was fined $5 and costs rBefore any homes are built that AFB, N. Y., Westover AFB, Mass., goose chase •at 4:35 p. m.. Saturday. in Mayor Kenneth McElhinney's will require the inspection and ap• and Pease AFB, N. H. KC-97 The call came in for the depart0Spl court this morning. proval of the Mason County Health tankers and B-24 bombers headed ment from a woman who said the W. H. (Holly) Griffith, sentenced . Department, the builder should as far as Labrador and the Rocky Kauff residence was on fire on Mountains for safety. Murray Hill HI Bradbury near the lo life imprisonment from Mason Mrs. Ethel Spires, 72, Metcalf, GILMORE REAPPOINTED contact the department for an apSenator Robert C. Byrd (D-~. radio station. County in 1922, has been granted a Ohio, died _in Memorial. Hospital, According to an entry in Clerk pointment to discuss the changes Va.) has commended the work of of Courta office, Ralph C Gilmore with the sanitarian. However, on . arrival of the de- parole hearing this week in Elkins Warren, Ohio, this mommg. MEETl"4G POSTPONID the Kaiser Aluminum 'Company in a member of the Soldiers Relief The deceased will be brought to In spite of the rainy weather The meeting of the Twilight partment no fire was found. The W. Va. The proper installation of indiWest Virginia. Griffith was serving a life sen- th e Chase Funeral Home in Rut- the ,Middleport Band Boosters· reCommission of Meigs County, has vidual sewage systems will save Garden Club scheduled for Thurs- department thinking maybe they After examining a statisical re- been re-appointed for term of five time on the approval of FHA and day evening has been postponed had the wrong address went on tence when he escaped Crom prison I la nd , Tuesday morning. Services port that their annual Tag Day port published by Kaiser, Byrd years across the hill to Deadman's· Curve. March 23 1921 and killed a guard will be held Wednesday at 2:30 p. held laBt Saturd VA loans the official said. until Th'uraday, Sept. 22. . i n t he Henry i,.;wis. H. e was home. ay was a succesasaid, "During the five years that However, f urt her searc h mg . . r, 1·rst sent to' m.s Crom. the funeral h M . f f uI one. drizzling rain failed t_o turn up a prison for the slaying of G. Ord urv,vors are er son, arvm, o the Kaise.r plant has been operat~~L fire and the department returned Thomson in 19(5. Warren, and a daugh,er, Mrs. GenMrs. James Pullen served as c;~:ri~~:~an! He received his second life eva Evans, Niles, Ohio. I chairman for the day and was asto the station. It was noted that ·several resi- sentence in January of 1922 after Burial will be in Miles Cemetery si~ted by Mrs. Guy Jlhuler, Mrs. great deal to the industrial and dents and others were out follow- he was found guilty ol slaying lra in Rul,land and friends may call at Milton Hood, Mrs. ¥J,cllael Hac1 ing the fire trucks. This is in di- Roush, from whom he had pur- the funeral home after noon Tues- kett, Mrs. Harley S-.i!iher, ~:[~~:~ rect violation of a city ordinance. chased a boat. He had shot Roush day . Robert Schmoll, Mrs. DdD Lowery, and thrown the body overboard in------Mrs. Dale Dutton, Mn. Wallace \ ment for more than 3,100 West Bearing out words of the spea- lege. and Carolyn Wilson (Mrs. Paul T.. i Virginians, Kaiser's very presence ker for their class address at Shirley Ann Gilkey left last Grueser) employed at the office of . Cl . . to the Ohio River al Point Pleasant. ------Bradford, Mrs. Francis Anderson MOrton ee8 ose has served as a stimulus to at- their Commencement exercisas week for Cincinnati where she Dr. Raymond Boice. Roush was a Meigs county native . Police Investigate Mrs. Curtis Jenkinson, Mrs. Roi,'. Bonnie VanCooney who just re- Race, And GOP Win tract allied industries to our held in May, members of the is attending God's Bible School. For the past several years, Grifert lfeElhinney, Mrs. Jack Satterstate." graduating class of Middleport Studying engineering in Cincin• cently became Mrs. Jan Hauck, is CLEVELAND UPI · Sen. filh has been a prioner at the Hut- Minor Accident field, Mrs. Paul Scott, Mn. James Expr:essing pride in the United High School are leaving their nati will be Larry Bunce, who I employed at OU and Robert Pres- Thurston B. Morton of Kentucky, tonville Prison Camp. His records The Pomeroy Polise Department Brewington, Mrs. CarroU Swanson . Sta·tes industry . government . mil- homes lo enter colleges, the ser- will attend the Ohio College of ton has been working in Parkers- chairman of the Republican Na- from the Mason County Coutt will investigated a minor accident at &lrs. Ir. Butcher, Mrs. Russell W;I'. ltary space team, Byrd said, "I vice of their country and other Applied Sciences.. John Kokovit- burg with a band. tional Committee, Sunday predict- be taken to . Elk ms by Howard the intersection of Routes 7 and son, Mrs. Remo Nier!, Mn. Roger . ch will be attending a similiar Five members of the class have ed \a close election which will re-1 Schultz, circuit clerk, for the hear- 124, Saturd_ay at 4:30 p.m. have le~ed that aluminum pro- walks of life. Mor,gan, Mn. William Slater, Mrs. Dr. Harold Raymond Albert of school, Indiana Technology, in already taken the big step of mat- sull in victory Car the Republicans mgs. duced by Kaiser was used in the A car driven by James Holland, George Hackett, Jr., and lfn. EvEcho J balloon, the engines of the Pittsburgh had told them that Fort Wayne. rimony including those mentioned thia November. -------16, Athens, hit another driven by erett Bachner. Three of the Ul60 Seniors are above, Bonnie VanCooney and Jan history making Discoverer Xlll Commence111ent night was the MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Carl T. Milch, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, as 1 Head~en for the day were Morton appearing here at a and XIV satellites the X-15 rocket last time that they would ever in w,shington, D. C. where they Hauck, Carolyn Wilson, (Mrs. GOP pic~ic told a crowd of 40.- . Saturday admissions: Anna Wil- he attempted to mate a left turn. at the office; of the Columbus and aircraft. and the 'Thor Delta and 'all be together. , are employed with the FBI. They Grueser), and Alfred Ray Smith 000 scattered throughout an hams, Albany ; Margaret Roush, , Damages were mino~ _to . both ~uthe':1_1 _Ohio Electric Company This week a number of them are Barbara Stiles, Loretta Han- , and Sue Yeauger, who were mar- amusement park, that every vote / Mason; Ed Reuter. Pomeroy . Thor Agena missiles." cars . There were no 1QJur1es or with so11c1tatlon b)' the band·memByrd pointed to the fact that the will be beginning studies at Rio ning and Mary Barth. I ried early this summer. beni 3:t th~ homea and on the • will count and that "ii will be I Saturday discharges : Mary Han- arrests. Kalaer plant in Ravenswood is the Grande including Carter French, Dennis Walburn, who ' has been I Emmaline Bowles and Janice very close. But the people are ' ning, Rutland ; Yvonne Bareswilt, -----street m Middlt!l>Ol't. The buaine.. largest aluminum rolliqg mill in Judy Gregg, Jan Hauck, Phyllis employed with Dutton Drug, is , Richards have both gone to Col- determined," Morton said, "lo and son, _M,ddleport ; Ebe~ Carna- Lodge Will Make places were contacted by the Boo• Hilbert, Maida Roush and Carol• planning to leave the 26th-of this um bus where tbey expect to be keep a government which will han, Rarme; Mahlon Eblin, Pornthe U. S., "if not the world ." ter members. · • •The Mountain Slate iolon con- yn .Bradford. month for dutles ,,wlth the Air ' employed ln the near future. preserve peace and maintain a eroy. . . Major Ca111paign Talk Entering Ohio University will Force, a branch of the service Those still at home and undee- steady growth of the economy." tlnued with a resume of other KaisSunday adm1ss1ons : None. COLUMBUS UPI - Vice presi- Three Peno..; Fined D1scharges Sunday : Gene Barn- dcntial nominee Henry Cabot . er activities around the world·. He be Marianne Brinlcman, Lynn which David Hartinger and Wil- ided as to what vacation they will itz, Pomeroy; Ernest Grimm, Porn- Lodge and Secretary of Health, Ed· In Mayor's Court cited not only the production of Buchanan and John Lengen, with Ham Pettit !lntered this summer. choose are· Judy Clark, Horace Three persona were fined, in Lurnumba Is Target eroy; Howard Kitchen, Pomeroy ; ucation and Welfare Arthur S. Among those of the class who Ralph Edwards, Ronald Evans, aluminum but also the participa- John Rush Philson entering Ohio LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo John Groce, Long Bottom. Flemming head a host of promi- Pomerol'. Mayor ¥gar•a Court Satlumbus. One girl of are employed here at home are Sharon Evans, Ruth Ann Farmer, •tlon of the company1 in the fiel!Yo - - - - - -nent Republicans who arrive here unf'ay n111bt. . chemicals. the , Karen Herrmann will Russell Lewis at the Ai.&P. Gro- Jerry Fry, Kenneth Manley, Ber- UPI - Preaident Joseph KasavuFIRST PTA MEETING today for the Ohio stale GOP conThey were Robert GNen, PomByr,d complimented Kaiser for be ·attending the nuralng school eery, Earl McKinley at Rail's Ben nard Mi11ht, Larry Mitch, Phyllis bu ordered the arrest of Premier The Bedford PT A will holil its vention. eroy, Sll ~d COiia for hulnr only •ita co11triliutlon to greater lnterna- at Holler Hospital. Franklin Store, and also on a mo- Pettit, Karen Sue Weikel', ·Paul Patrice Luommba today. SAmuel Mandj1li, deputy to Ka• first meeting for the current Lodge will make a major cam- one headlight; Letter Plte, Racine, tlonal undentandlng, and added, Diana Stumbo is attending the tor paper route with his father; Edward Smith, Jerald Spires, "We in Wut Virginia are extr!!me- M_t_. State Busineaa School in Par- William Franklln 'Wells at the Ke!- Charlotte Taylor, Ronnie Richard savllbU's · Information minister school year Wednesday evening at paign speech to the convention $25_and ~ for ,i,eed,lrlc on Eut _• ly p,roud to have one of the grow- kenburi and Marianne Wood, ly m,. Plant; Donald Grueser at Wilt, and Wlllian1 Werner, who JeRn Belikango, said •he dellvered 7:30 at the school. There will be which will also be carried over Mam-st, and Hobert Gouina, inll Kalaer Companie• in our gerd left 1.,t wee!t for, Columbus the Pomeroy Motor Co.; llo&er this summer waa. eq,loyed as a a warrant for Llllnumba's arrest · election of officers. All parents 12 television and 12 radio stations Charletton, $11· 11111· llOlta - dtiv141 1111 llliUtlrJ tbia ·~ are vpll to attaud, ill Oluo ud Wu& Vir~ State." • , , ' where all& will attend B1l8a Col• .llem!C!tt at Wlll'O B.tdlo Statloll; lifeallllll .i lb',. Qlllt .._ -ina Wt ti., 22 I jjS i ""' I I Re1·1g1on .. . ontJ~mng Top Issue- . . w d. p le eal R 1n · arme up O JtJC ace Sheriff's Men r:::: ~~~~ 4 HY·ou_th~.R_eVIew pro_ieets FOf F · lfSt M eetmg Of PTJ\ I all Sewage Changes Ordered In MaS00 County I Investigate . Single Accident - II Practical Joker Call r·lfemen IO Ramy • Day Kaiser A1uminum Cited For Its wntributions I I _______ Metcalf Woman 01·es In Warren H ·ta1- l'oday Lifer Granted p } ff • i aro e earmg Mter 36 I ears Saturday Tag Day Was Success In Middleport I 'I ) M•ddl Hi h IG d G V I eport g t.)(UIOO ra Oates O arious ~~~ ~~ ~::;1:~:~! \ 1~:r1~1~~:;~:i~vf:r~~1 Ways As Predicted In Commencement Exercises I s· I I I t ti I �, \. , .• ,. ,,; ' ' .." ---. · THE DAILY SENTINEL "' ... _. _ Commentating Edit91"ially . \ - ,We've flo; To "Catch Up" a1I read prophecies to the effect that the Soviet Union is swiftly o\•ertaking us ,in, .produc,tion, and that we ' re in danger of be- coming a second-rate power. An antidote to that has been provided by Bryce N. Harlow, deputy assistant to Presi- tdent Eisenhower, in a talk made before the Sew.th.west Electric Conference. The magazine Electric Light and Power Summarized his statements thu sly: '' In order to enjoy the glories of the present Sovie t system, he said we would have to abandon three fifths of our steel <:a pi!city, two thirds of our • petroleum capadly, 95 per cent of our elec- They'll Do It Ev!'.11 Time I With The Soviets shrink our civiJL:n air fleet to a shadow of its present size. We would cut our living standard by three ·fourths, destroy 40 million TV sets, nine of every ten telephones, and seven of every ten honses; and then we would have to put about 5r, million of our people back on the far,m ... In anfjwer .to the cla,1ms that the Russians are I~ap-fro~ 1us in elsctric power facilities, Mr. Harlow dedared that if they are to catch up with us by 1980, they mus t, in the next 20 years, build the equivalent of a brand new Hoover Dam every 21 days . , . " Mr. Harlow also dealt with the military picture. We arc, accor~ to him, well ahead 1 of the Soviet in various important weapons I and othet assets - including bombers, nuc1ear submarines, air\:I'aft .carriers, and allies and foreign bases. tric motor output , destroy two of every three of our hydro-electric plant,, ,rnd get along on a tenth of our present volume of natural gas. We would have to rip up J4 of every 15 miles of our paved highways and two of every three No one with good ti0D~ ,undereetimates Somiles of our mainline railway tracks. We'd viet power, existi.qg .Qr potential But it's sink eight of eve ry nine ocean-going ships, . equally senseless to .un~er.• rate qur own achscrap Jg of every 2U ('ars and trucks, and ievements and strength. -------~ -- .Events Of Week .CQMPETITION, MA~ llHE S!OREKEE.PER WEITT FOR 11-lE. I IDEA OF=A IIADIQ ~'ltNI:, SOFT MUSIC. IN MIS l!MPORIU'°1.•" So "Tl-IE QAOIO HOOKUP IS TURNED ON"• AND 6ETWE&N NUMBERS WMAT'S11--!E . COMMERCIAL SAY? LISTEN• 71/ANJ/ INt/ A 17POF· 7fl£Hnw',JJ " 'ARL ~~/(£ @ls.SJIERI. ""'\ ' ~r-4: New Fire Truck Being Assembled By Seagraves P~~s Comer Wl!ICH ~1:1,1,.LL ,IT ,!IE? Eua-&., A rich man who had no children jective night lo be held at the proposed to his p~ relative who ncxl mccling on October 14. (1 1,/ had .,.,n child,en. to take one of l'lans were also made Ior a rethem, and if the parents -..iould f'e ptwn honoring Mrs. Lear and Qnntnn . 1() • ,0 consent, thrit he would give them also friend~ night, at the NovemprQpcrty enough to mf'ke t.hcm Officiali; of the Middleport Volher J1 meeting .. A membership .n~ aelve! and ,their other ,11ix children unteer Fire Deµurtment have reLef' W . Ml'l'•unali. chairman , pre. t•ommill ee was named and includ·,-,-,ceived word that the town's new 1 : Pl"D!I lo attend tile Regional com ror ta bl e rOr 1·re sided uvcr lht• mellling ()f th e Of- ed Naoma Brinker, Pearl Reynolds ., ,WhMlh •hllll It be Hre truck is now on the assembly Whlih •hall 11 be? line at the Seagraves iplant in Co· ficial Buartl uf Ihe Heath Mrtho. Pauline Atkins, Blanctie Wilson , meeting lo be held at Lake Hope in October were discussed when disi Church , Suntluy . wh1•n th1: Elsie Smith, Maud Grue1er and lh, Walk-In Garden Club met I lookN at John lumhus. grou1, mel rur it s re1; ular meeting. Ada Ward . J0 h" I00 ' k·• •• me · Word was r•,.,. eived here last with Mn. Belva Willard as hos· _, The treasurer's rl'porl was givt~n Al the dose of the meeting, And when J fqlrnd that I ,rnusl week that the 7M GPM triple~om by Mi!!s Nell1l' l!~rkll' and 1hr ~et • potluck refre1hm&nts were ,;erv- tess. speak hination pumper was being rea· Roll can was answered by relary 's re pnrt hy Miss ti'ricd11 t•d from a table with pink cover ' died for its fi nal assembly, and ,ce ,eemed low a' nd strangely r· Faehnle. and centered with an arrange- giving ways we could have Im- My ••o· • lhat representative.<; of the ire weak. , department would be able to see Plans fur a 11c~ roof on the ment of flow«>1·s with pink can- proved any or all of our meetchurch WN1• di~tll S!ied au..t aho tht' dles in CQU!tal holders on either Ing this p11st year. Mina Hart "TeU me ag11in what Robert sa id." lhe truck in the final str.:;es _with had a pap~r on Growing Hardy And ,then listening, I bent my head. in th.e next two weeks. installatio n of a nt•w rf'st room . s ide. Perennial!!. She al8t'I gave a re- This Js his letter : "J will give The rc11ignaliun uf Mn. ('. M. A hOUli' and land where you shall Plans are being made by fire sume of the past year's work. Henne.11y , wh11 ha~ SNVed the department mumhcrs lo go to CoA number of lovely floral arliv,e church /Ill ur.:anii;t for 57 yrars, rangements were on dispfay, the And in i;:eturn fr~m Qut of your lLUllbus in order that they may see was accepted nnd till' tnU '.> ll' <"om • the truck h be(ore paneling is inoutstanding arraruiements hei~g 11e~:~n, • mitt ee wilh William Everson as 1 T is will enab 1e them to a syrnnetrical -arrimgement ,of One c"Ud to ~e. yea will ~ ,iiVen .'· staled. chairman will rrpor t lat1•r on a r11tall white gladoll and dark red J \ooked at Jqtm's old ,glilwcnts see the pump and other specific placement "'' h,•,. . dahlias In a black .rectangular . worn, · parts before the truck is finally Mr. and Mrs. C' , A Ernm i sh were OZ ~ I, conta,iner, a blue ribbon winner, asacmbled and pointed for delivnamed a11 chairmen o f th1• <irel'I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ashley (Sha1 \~Q\li"t ()f alqhat 1•e .~ad ~orne, ery. ers Commiltl'(' for (Moher, Nov - t1Jn Riley1 uf Middleport ,are ~nMrs. Anna Hart exhibited a love Ot .~fflt.y al\lJ .~~u;k 'f'nd .c•i:e A apokeimi.m of the department ember and UN•t·mlwL nouncing the birlh of a daughter, ly arrangement oI dark red celo- Which I, tho willing, could not said ,it Mo ei,:pected that the truck Dunn~ tht' mN•1ing !he minister Paula .Jayne last Saturday at lfol- cla and bells of Ireland In a share. ma,y ,be cleU..,ered w.i.thln the next Rev. Raymo11 Kon kri~hl wo11 given zer Ilvspital. She wei-11hed seven pale green redangular container I though or soven young mnllths to four weeks. a ahort Leave to en11bll' him lo al • pound.s and nine ouncea et birth . H red ribbon winner. Ieed -------Her grandiparenh are Mr. and ltmd tht• ('011n <•1I on i,;vu11~i•l 1s1t1 Of seven little children's needR, Jessie Saundors also won a Anet then or this. "Come, John," which will he hl•ld al Ulnoming1nn , Mrs. Wilbur Ashley of Dunbar, W . said I. lllmoi11, in Od11tw r . He~ . Kunkri gh1 Vn ,, nnd Mr. and Mrs. T. A . Rifoy red ribbon for summer lilac and blue ageratum, Mrs. Bertha Will- we·n choose among them, &!I they Is II member of the IH1otrict Cmn- of Middleport He. Mrs, ~mrrw L_ig~te_r .of .C(>l\Un• iams was awarded II blue ribbon mh111lon ~n Mumhcr11 hip 1111d Ev.ingeU,,;m of thr Ohio M~lllO(]ist COil · bus is a ·gt'ool l(ramlmother to the for her display ol red geraniums So walking hand in hand new arriYal. and hon-and-<'hlckens in a shal- Pear John and 1 .r nrveyed our fortmce . low black basket. Mrs. W Lrnnd. The S11nd1ty which he wU also won t red rlhbon foP« · aw11y i11 Laymau'i. Sunday aii 1ll1/ren Cl1ri8Uned arrangement ol mixed zinnias. , ,;,First to the erode I li&htly stepped morning worstur 1wrvkc w It was de~l~ed at ,t~i.l meeting Where LHlian, the baby, soundly I L'Onducted hy II lt1y 11a11 nf Raymond Manley, 24, Middleport, slept. During .the morr.ing•wo!'flh;p Hr- to all make an arran.,ement In a church. was arrested by Middleport police vice yeMlerday at 1he Heallf Meth- dilterent clops e11ch month of the Softly the father stopped to lay Hill rough ~a.nd d9wn in a loving Saturday evening for failure to odist church ch. ristening service• Ylfllryield right of way following a State due, were co11ccted at way, -were conducted by Rev. lulymon lhls meetlna:. When dream or whisper made her three car colfoion 011 South Thi~dKonkright. av ln Middleport. Mrs. WIiiard provided a Ireeslir. Children chrillened were. Tracy Manley, who wss driving a car tor-all gueHing game which was Annr, dllu-whtcr of Mr. and Mrs. won ,by Naomi Reed. During the And huskily, he • aid, "Not her." owned by the B and ,8 Cab Co., Newman Burdelle, and Marcia pulled out Into the way of a car social hour the hoslells erved reWa stopped beside the trundle bed 5 A school of imilruction in ch11r- Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mr11. rre11hments. The next meetlng And one ray of Jampllght shed driven by William Wright, which 1e of Elizabt>th L1•1ir . di~tri<'t 1le- Kenneth Cale or Middleport. will be at -the home of Anno I looked at the boyi!ll h tacos th,ire then veered over into a car driven puty, was h<'ld wh,,n Mary Shrin(', Hart. Asleep so heautlful and so fair ; by Aulltin Russell, Bradbury. MEITING TONIGHT White Shrine of ,lcrm1alem met I saw on JpmeR' rough red cheek Total damage to th e three cars The regular meeting or the Frldny CVl'l\illl,( il l tlw IOOl•" lhtll . A Lear undried, and John did i.peak was e11Umated at $600. Mary fl1uthrs , worthy high Pomeroy DAV end the Auxlllary "He's but a baby, Loo1" said I A paHenger in the RUS!ell car, prie1tesM, 111111 Allen llu !,!he& wat- will be held tonight at e p.m. l\leooo PTA Will Hold And kissed him as we hurried by. Bobby Lewis, st1Cfered a bump on chman of Rhepher1h1, presided . Mcmbcn of hoth organizations 1st Meeting Tuesday Pale .. patient, Robbie's angel face lhe head. The emergency squad Pl11n11 were 11111111• for material oh- nrc urged to attend . The Mason PTA will have itll Still In hi!II sleep, fair suffering wa.11 called and took him to the of- - - - -, - - - - first meeting or th11 new school truce fice of a local physiCian. year to be held at the Grade "No, not or a thousand crow.n.1, ncitSchool at 7:30, Sept. 13. him ," 1. There will be a !lhort business We whisercd, while our eyes were Demonotretion Club meeting and then the meeUng dim. To Hold Picnic will be turned over to Mrs. SaThe Syracuse Third Wednesday annah Upton. CounlY Public Poor Dick, bad Dlck, our wayward Home Demonstration Club will !OD, Health Nurse from Point Pleasant hold their annual picnic at the SyShe will be showing a film about Turbulent, reatlf!SS, Idle one. racu~e Roadside Park: Sept. 21. Could he be spared-? Nay, He who "Famlly A);eallh P.rotection ." There will be a potluck lunch at gave Everyone is urged to attend, noon with each person bringing Bade us befriend him to the grave; Refreshment! will be served. his own table service. Those atOnly a mother'• heart could be tending are Hked to be at the park Patient enough for such as he, And so said John, "I would not at 10 a. m. A short business seHlon wlll be dare . h~ld in the afternoon followed by To take him from her bedside planning ol nexl year's program, ,Prayer . BliOIN ITUDliS Then 1t1,1le we softly up above Mi.Ha Saradelle Rees, dauehter And knelt by Mary, ch.ild of love; of Mr. and Mr&. James S. Rees, " Perhaps for her would better Racine, and graduate of Racine be.'' ..,._.., II High School la1t Spring, today enI said to John; quit !lllently, tered the University of Kentuc)l:y,, The Central PTA will bold He lifted up a curl that lay Uaelr flr1t meeun.1 of the year Acrmu1 her cheek In a wlllfut Ashland Center. Monday 1t 8 •P, ,m. 1t the achool. way, lltETURN JIROM TIIP The Laurel Cliff Better Health And shook his head, "Nay, love, Mr. and Mri. Je111ee Hayes reClub wJII m,et Monday everilng not tbee,'' turned Saturday from a bualnesa at the home of Mra. Robert Bow- While. my heart beat almo,t au- trlp to Rochel\e, DUnoil. While , en .,-Ith Mr1. Clifford Jacobs 11 dibly. ~hel'e tbey visited Mr. and Mn. co-ho1te11, Elec.'tlon or officers Only one left, our otde• t lad, James Corcoran and family of will · be held and there wUI be 1 Truaty and truthful, good and Evanston, llllnois. · white elephant ule. glad, Official Board W l'.lc In Cl' b Pl , T G ·-~•::#H TO .. . · Of Heath Church Met Sunday Ashl,ey' s Annt;HJnce Birth Of D{lµghter I At H I er Ho•p'tal Manley Cited Mter Wreck In Middleport A J/?,.,,h.ip S"rr,ice Pistrict Deputy Holds School AtlOOFHa/1 'DAILY CROSSWORD Meigs & Mason Coming Events TRIED AMANWlcll? Rl!1', Zundel (;ue.t ,4t Middleport Claurch Rev. Ralph ZUndel, -pallor of the PomerO)' Flrat Bwptkt Ch11tth, wu rueat mlnlater Sunday momin,1 at the Mt. Moriah BapUll Church ln Middleport. Rev. Nyle Borden. pastor of lhe church, ia in Phlla• deLphla this week where he la at• tendlna the Nation,,l Baptist Convention. · · John, No, I can not, wlll not, let him 10.'' And so we wrote in a courteous By Mrs. Ru1ull Pelnter The entire family of Mrs. Jennie Roush was present Sunday evening to heJp her celebrate her birth.day. A pknic supper was enjoyed. Pres· ent were \Ir . and Mrs. Gerald Violet of Tuppers Plains, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spence, Mr. and Mrs . Demi! Goeglcin . Mr. and Mrs. Alva Clark and children, Mark and J ennifer, Mrs. F'rank Sisson and daughter, Angela, of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Roush, of Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miller and ehildren , Bonnie, Stephen and David, of Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush, Mary Jo and Donald Rou!ih . Mrs. Jennie Roush and Mrs. Virgil Roush attended the WSCS picnic and meeting at the Chester Mctho,;llat Church last Ttiur,day. Mr. and· Mrs. Raymond Taylor. Jr., and Mrs. R. Taylor or Addison called on Mrs. Robert •Painter on Wednesday . Mrs. Virgil Roush, Mary Jo and Donnie Roush called at the Painter home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Painler returned home Sund11y after a four weeks vlalt wlth relatives in Newark a,nd Johnstown . Mrs. Robert Painter has returned tiome from lhe Point Clink after ha ving undergone surgery ttterc. Miss Donna Kay Matlack of ·Bel• pre 1pent Sunday and Monday with the Vira:11 Roush family. Mr. and l,trs. Will Heilman spent Sunday with ' Mr. and Mrs. Dana S. Turner and family. The occasion wall the 16th birthd~ of Shirley Heilman. · Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rauch and chl1dren, •Barbara, Carol. Stevie snd Pamela of Newark spent Sunday at the Painter home. Ralph Brown and famU.y were afternoon lo :WedneAch1y1len, Pom'"'f CIIOP(irif.:80. ft.A.II., wm have ill flfit Convoution thl1 · !pit on l".•\ln•o<!ar, 7# 'p. ·.,_ at t~• ~••ale ,:emple. All compon- MAN CITID Charle• Withee, 21, Rt 3, Pomeroy, waa cited to 1iPJ)ear In Cou11· ty Court by the Ohio State Patrol on • charge of speedi.ng - lnl~ Chllllren'a, l u ~ Lli!'•.,,,W1y ...,. revr .......,,. IECKY~s DEW.,..•• SIIRED '111110 ) ,.~d olflcora .or the Pomeroy ._llqe Uoun: .9 to__,12, -ll t.o I (G\!llle ~lml'N,.fl!IP o.a ,Qu~MuoQI, Temple NSotlatlon ,re ~ 4he do, .o{I. ...,ght with '8\Kll,1111lO .., ••• Alld ....._ uitl'l",10 iiiencl. 11,.,;,;;;;;,.;~;;;,,;;.,;,;;;,;,......;~..,;;...-,...._"""": _ _,; • ' j • 'WANT ADS fll,11 ~Ol!J$~T.O:NT Dji:PEI\ID!\Bl,F 1\t:SU,t.111 . . ' . JlATES ( ~ cyflts ~r ~d. c•ne lruie,rtion. M1ni~um chR~ge -- 60 cent,,, ~ eeQ~. .Per w~r,d ~~ tjitee C<>!WCCllllve JJllOrtioal. S~c1KI - oflil mo1:th Ior ~0 cenl.J i:,er word. Full rate of 4'·cents per WOrd will be charged for advertlsinJ tf not oaid 'Withln IO days anir rece,ving bill. ~ in Aavert.ial.ng - Should be tbP<'~t~ lnuJ~f'dia~ely ../the Da.l!lf18Utintl will not be reRponNb~ for more th.ao om, incor- F\)R .....LE Offers will be received a1 the offke of Webster and Fultz, Attor- THREE ST ORY BRICK BOJLD!N~, neys, Pomeroy, Ohio, I.IP to eltven F'orm.erly Vogue Shoe t,tort:- an o 'd otk A. M , on Wiwln csday. Sl!pt,, Pomeroy, Ohi o. Haa 1 seven room 21, 1960, for the real eij\ate located apartment on thi rd floor, I three in Salem Township . Meig.'I County. room apartmrnl on seeo11d floor . Ohio, nea r Dan ville, consisting of Also Doctor's Offices prfWlltb ahoul 48 acres. more or less. form • under leue and one latge store , erly owned by H. H. Rumfi eltl and room on main floor . WIii Jease :i,~yrta L. Rumfield. or isell to highest 1:i'~der. 'Write All olfers subJeet to Court ap• 1 to Wiilia!Jl S. Hoglle, P. )Jox prov al. 1343 Mell:>Ourrie, Flo,.ida. MANNING O. WEBSTER, ' 96"1'! Adminlslratur (9) ~' 10, 12, Hi, 1ft, 16, 17, 6tc (20) ------- - --- a. ·- Business Servi~~ r e ~ ~ 11,qd Special No~cea of Ev~·llts ,1 .uo. ~itu.arte1 published at t c&'ll per wor<l. .',1W\118 1 \JAY 3 QAYS • DAYS 1 !IQ. · 18 ' 60r 90c $1.3:5 $4.,0 :II\ !IQc $1.20 $1JIO 18.00 2& "1dc $LOO $2.25 $7 .i:iO Adi recelved by 10 A.~. will ~ In that day·, ~~•~IC SALE The undcrs)8n'e d ts moving out of Sta.le 14nd w'ill sell the followin g ~l AUCTIQ:~ at her residence located oil 'Pea ch Fork fi ,,ad, 2 ,• ' mites Weii(or St~tc Route 33 (Watch. for s,le arrows) ~ I, S:~~ur~ay, Sept. 17, 1 P. M. SERTX HttiE-A-B ~D with cha lr to a matching match and wool rug (9xl2), Corner step table coUec and end fable (blondeJ ,;:;:;; · ;;..;;a;;; · :;;;::;;-;:;;.;;;;;=;;=;;~- GAS. ~'UEL OJL -:oal fur,. Pe~Ie<:.tion autoniatic · oil heater, 1 naces. Call fol' free estimates. Teleking TV, l)Ja,tic covered ~ . F'or~man & Abbott Middleport chair, floor lamp, magazine ra ek • ~ I 6-10-tlc two :,? pc. living room suite.ii, - - - - · -- - - - round mirror, Congoleum rug, USED GARDEN tract()J'!II ana mowgi.:12, piano, metal bed comers. Rotary mower blades sharplete, chests of drawers, dresspe11ed. Custom mowin&' and ing table, night !ltand ,l\lld other plowing . stands hamper, large FrigidGRAVl!LY TRACTOR airt r~frigerator, Hut Point dry - . er electric range, dinette set, 1 \),'.e repair all types of rad!• Sales and Service 512 E. Main St. Fomeroy, Phone w,v 2-2975.1· co~I Dealer, warm morning hea.t- a,tors, fr om beater cores to 7-21-tle er, porch · swlng, walnut, electric 1 the Iargesl truck or tractor PEACHES, bring containers. h~ater, hassock, record player, 1 ~ racoi-ds tamps, Kirby swe~per, radiator. high ·c hair, sewing ll\achines, Wehster Fruit Farm, Long Bot' tom. Ohio. Phone YUkon .5-3201 bl 8-1 '-tfc treadle and ~\ectric _purta e, No ..l ln World Sales - -' - - - - - - - - - - many ottlcr ile,ms nqt listed. Phone WY•2•2'U I I LcBLANC EBONITE Cl.ARIN.ET in (bw~(!r) Sylvia Carman FOr Farm, Forest, POmeroy, Ohio best condition. Upright piano ;n \ 8RAD.F'.<;>:R,D AUCTION CO. llOOri condition . Priced reason- Terms: Cash . Home or Camp 9 7 6tp ( Noi responsible for acc,dcnts. MUELLER FUk.NACES, W ITING ably. WY 2-2649. ' ~9) 10, 6lc HOIJSE appU'anc:et. Arnold BroWATERLESS COOKWARE _ ___ __ _ _•_ 'ther. SyracUM Ohio. Phone REG~TQll,S. '~r•lll ~o WY2~114. • 11-11,tf . . SACRIFICE Ound dOWn t6 5iflb. 1 from Must Liquidate several tons of brand new 17 piece stain less down 'to oz. .Both for _ $~.go. BULLDOZER FOF mru::. Po~ds, steel cookware, cosl $199.50 per It· 8l1 Y\tlc RqUijn.d Phope basement aud landscapmg. set home demonstrat.ion, Sac,riS~552-4 540 _ ' · (9) 10; ~1p Phone Chester, Yukon5-3250, Phone WY-2-2176 ficcd at $42.?~U per set. Wnte ' 8-24-30tp for Free Brochure. AJAX LIQPomeroy, Ohio UlDATOI:lS, 1503 ,Pico Blvd ., (" ) AIR l!ONDITIONll'IG, REP'RIGEB,_ Los A11gcles ·15, California. ~ -- -- - - ~ -~£ atlon service. Jack'• Refrlgera· 9 8 5tc AS IS SP.~CljlLS tion. New Haven. Vb••· TU2· _ _ _ - - - ~ -~~- - - . 57 Mercury f,iO H. P. ff95100 3537. 6-aa..U WE WISH 1'0 EXPRESS OUR GREEN BEANS. $LOO bu. ~!CK ~ Ml'rcury 70 H. 'P, $595,Pf __ • - appreciation lo the following in th~ yourself. CharltlS Hilton, ff, fl. Mercury Outfit 1 ~.00 - - -A•1r.:T!CNEEI our bereavement in the loss ot' Portland 9 6 6lc, METROPOLITAN M0!0~ Compltia ler-vlea our son, Lonnie Waicl Hullon. - - - - - - - - - - - = ' 600 Eut Main Strfft, Pomeroy Ctlff Bradfoffl The Chase Funeral Home, the THE BESSIE WELCH . REAL ESPhon• WYWB70 Wlrlte, flhon. or Co111t1ct Meigs County Sheriff's 'Dept. for TATE in Pa1;teville will be sold 8-20-tfc A. C. 8RADr=Q~_t1, R_.acl~, Oh,._ the e~~Wt MJMi help, Dr. Ray to the highest bidde r Pickei\i; and" The Masoll Clinic, at ihe office of J. B. O'Brien, and ot1r many (rlerids and neighallorney at Law, 100.½: Court bore. Also Rev. Klingle and Rt!V. Street Pomeroy. Oh.lb, on the HerriQI foi- · their Words of com24th dav of Septembi::r 1960, at 4 ROOM HOUSE. ALL NEWLY fort. YOUi- help and sympathy 10:00 A'. M. Must be sold (or not finished inside. Water in kitchen. will never be forgotten. less than appr11ised value of On ,:ravel road off 124 one mlle, · · H l d ,1 I on river. On 3 acre lot on Long l,f.r. and Mrs. ~mg . u ton $600.00. Cas.h in han on .ay o Run in Lebanon TQwnship. Ph . Auilt" Uncle Giles Smith and Bale. , . . , s - l "'- ·il!lldht;ers ' ·Edgar Welch, Admm19trator WY 2-6889. E. E. Hayman, yra9:80 A.M. 9 12 Uc • bf Estate of Bessle Welch, cuse. 9 7 6tp Wllddl1,.rt WY•2•2649 TIRMI~ ANt;> p :_I_T_C_O_N~--OL- I deceased. 7 ROOM H6USE. WALL .TO WALL Pom11roy WY-2-319$ 9 12 3 tc carpeting. Built-in kitchen. Call a., Pe • llirN 1.,_.1on. lnaurKAUTZ FUD STOILO 9 9 atp ec1 . .N1tl9nwkt.. Phont )L 1958 FORD 1 ton Flatbed truck. WY 2·3212. At Clteend. A. l....sct 'ltatlon WY2New Hoven, W. Va., Phone TU 2Yubn 5-2145 2S66. t· . ...,...., 3105. 9 12 6tp IIAM11..L IERVlCE STATION 9:00 AM. KELVINATOR ELECTRIC RANGE, 5 IOOM MODERN APARTMENT Albany 1SS1 ) Uo,, Fuel oil heater, living room and 4 room apartment. Cheap Ewen Day 8e,..SCC o.,tt Cl!IUI UIN Cart !luite. Call WI 9-3100, Racine. rent. Phone WY 2-2487 or WY 2' Alf MlliH • lld Modal• g 12 Btp , 5333I! •g 12t~ _N _E_I_GL_E _ ll __ B_U_ILD_ · _l_N_G--SU : :PccPL =c Y t:xperJen~ RADJATOa ..,per. =--.\'·-= -r.~ = .· P~ON E Y,Y-i-z.1 S7 ... ' I I ) Notices I -' E E S .• • 19) For Sdle "·. . ~ The New 1961 (l\cqJLLQCH CHAIN SAWS I NOW . .• ii~ R~P~IR Blaettnar's · ··-· matel" l t mile!! from P r,mero)' on pelt. Alto meeting with the a;roup ' Q wH Mn Everett Bachner road. Appra ised -.alue A.,.J Othen pl'ftent were Carol and good 1 • ~~~~:\arce\; Ali ce Able, resi Dlii'id Lyons, ~tlY 1,owery, Boy II ~ C.IMlllt PQ#Y,OY _ 5 . room fra91e t3 denee propertY 1Jtuated on Co e1e llr"IICC L ..,d £S._ •q,pnle , r .. Bochn~. (bewoom11, bath , lot 76 I l(M, Street in the Villae:e _of Rutlan:d, •r• -:--.r--r n.lte garden . $3200.00. Term1. bhio, con1Ultlng of a four room The fi~sl mee't fng of the Youth IURNID TO DEATH RACINE - 2 . story, 7 - room frame dwelling huuse and lot. Ap- Fellowship oI the F irst U!Jited HIGH ~•~• N. C. UPI .._four frame (3 htdroom11, bath , full praised value $3,000.00. Pre11byteri.1111 Church. MldjlleP.cv:t, ~loni were bur~ to de.-lh SunLh d d fl Oors 1as wa s held Sunday evenil'li f<1Uow- l clay When ffielr caf crashed into a base furn men ', ar woo Said re,11 e,atate £aJ\JlOI be sold ing their summer re-cess. }ltility pole and t +;000 volt power ' ~c& . +4 acre on Route 124. for leH . than. the apprai1ed vaiue. .Cinda Sauer was the leader ,tor !ine feU aero,.& ~hf vei\lcle. ~?ro~er RUTLA,N~ FARM _ 87 acres, 18 The nJht . 11 reserved to reJect the meeting and a QuestlOrt al}d :JI.' II~ 'J>lt~ ir, 11h1 ldent1f1cat1on arui:wer period wu conducted by of the v!ct1m1 woqld. have lo be escultivated , 2 wells, 12 JC 15 tool any or all bid•shed, 1¼ mile off Route 1!-t. On• For information phone Pomeroy the minister , Rev . Howard .RIIP· t11>b1~fd ~ 0 1,1~ fJ~Jt!!,f P r ~ ly $11()0.0Q. Oh'•• WY "'2186. ,;f J: >,, , · ALJIRT M. cc;,~. Sal,osman . .., BERNARD v. FULTZ , , - ,i , r • .i1~•i r,, ,11 , •• r~nrr-i • •_O!X 229 . PHONf 'f!.Y 2-~ Admln'·tratoc of the E,tate ol AMAZING NEW DlliCOV.~J.Y ~ . .,y 2· Alice Able,. decea,ed Ol'POR1'UNITY (9 I lo , ,c .OFfERS A (8) 31; (9) 2, 3, 7 , 9, 10, 12, H f_ , OR..r,11,JJ, -----15. 18. 10tc I OF A 4FEnME . , · . . ., ' ,.. h Meeting l"'l!ter s7stummet I 1w ·· . MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. fb ------------1__ w. · Morine Suppli~ 1 BE ,D DJ - ~ I B. t IWR and SIYFRIED your lENNOX dealer -NEW and USED I ae 1 '.h~ t'!f!' ~ Add to your p ~ ,,i:~-•~e FIRST DIST,RIBUTOR '" yp,.,,.,,. for P.t. ~ - ) The "Carry-with-you Air BiJmb" ip Aerosol ~an that wl,11 innate !lat tires NO MORE ROADSIDE ~Gll:IG. This Corporation is estebllshilJI Distributors in YoUr Area NOW . Add to your income of Co ID buline&a for yo~ll ,UU. TIME. We will secure and stock Iocatfone with Reddi-A1r .for you, 1uperviae your operations. Get you -,..rted HIGHT. Mlnimum ~nvestment $995.00 eaih neceesal)'. your investment coven Dlstnbutorsbfp, Inventory & Display1Jnifs. YOU MAY EARN 8<'CK THE..ENTIRE ORIGINAL TIDlOUGH OUR REORDER BONUS PL,\N. JNVlmJlENT Distrihtltors wilJ be appointed immediate!)> ~ n a~Lan~eApplicants must have means o! transpohation. F~ Jlf!rtOnaI mterview in your Area write !'fame, Addres~ & Phone Number-. FURNACES Phone WV-z.3794 ,OM_EROY, OHIO Zo9m Ch.mical Corpn. , ., 554 Fifth AYI-• New Jork 36, N.Y Don't let aid ·fashioned -- haet upset .1 g.mJd ~ousa .• 145 I ----------1 1Q-F9r ~le or Rent . I ~!L, .. GAS 8 HEAD PoNY coLTS AND 2 yf:arlings •. Phone WI 9-3032. 8 .9 8tc (2} Cord of Thanks I NEW . YORK tTPt - Branch Rickey, Col. Edward Eagan and James A. Parley will be honored S!lturday, Nov. 19, when Baseball For E1.1rope, Jnr., holds Its second annual sports and awards din'l~r in the Hotel Comn:iodore. 24-a for Sale or Tm.de - - -- - -·-- 'ii~ AWARDS DINNER SE'T Ll~AL !l()n~E I will offer fo.r sale al the front t.'oor yf the Cour:UmuJ,e at Pome1:oy, Ohio, on S1turdff, Septem oor 17, 1,960, a.t 10 o'clock a. .,. tht following re•l est.ate : B'int P;ircel: The D,wa a,tid Alice Abt.ea real estal,e aitua~d at Morning Star, Sutlo,n Township, Meip Courtty, Ohio,.contisting of 70 acre11 rpore or less. There is llil1.1ated on the aforesaid rt-ii estaie a 6 room dw~II~lg house approximately 5 years old, a bfrn, era nary and otli• er outbplldinP. Also prodf:lcing oil and gas weltS. Located approxl- ~HI -- 2t:;AS -~P~-.' .. •~/,/,' . ~,.. :wiu: .11e, , .fY1fT1•r.1•°" I Legal Notices • - ' Call p~ St,mtt ~t01r ..,.,,,...,==- ( ! 4) For Rent __ _:_:..._~:..._c..,,.....,==== (8) A "- 5 I a es ..,.,. I IHOME MADE ICE CREAM. JUST I Johns-Manvj~ roof shingles, like you make at hume Jack's ONE 5 ROOM APARTMENT. Unkitchen cabinets built to order, • oille · Dairy Raf. 9 7 6tc furnished. One 4 Room apartaluminuqi windows and doors, O_N_E_l_~_I_C_H_EV_R_O-c~-c E:=--s T =E::D:-AN:-::_ UPRIGHT PJANO. Good condition, fumished. Pllone ~~:rg~n:a:~~ ;~~ t~=~evJ:~~ $50.00. Call Geary s Boby Shop. $60. Call evening WY 2-3260. --,-c-,c-:-c-===-:-::-;:-;:---;;:::;: Call Nelg)er's, Racine. 8-11-tfc . 9 l2., Ste I 9 8 3tp 4 ROOM HOUSE AT 242 Condor :-TH ="'v"s=--::B:-l;--vf!d7e Street. Garage, basement. Phone - ---~O:-U l9tl6 PL&""° c e t OFFERS WILL BE RECEIVED AT WY 2 _2733 _ 9 6 tfc ROOFING, SPOUTING, Sheet Me4: dr. .,llti:!• One cabf!~ locad the Office of Webster and F11ltz, . tal work and repair 1w.Jrk uf 0 nn'f:h ne$8 95 _0 ~~ Bl~~tAttorneys, Pomeroy, Ohio, ~p to FOUR roo~ bouse, lluUand Town• 1 any kind. Jl'bone WY 2-2301. w 1 • ti..: "t eleven o'clock A. M.., on Friday, • hip. W\'2-6566- 8-19-30tp S.11-30tp. -o-u _ _c Ser~cmber 16, 1960, for the real _.....;_ _ _ _ -=--~c-c=-c::-::==---tnars, Pomeroy, _ estate owned by Pearl D. Lott- EIGHT ROOM' HOUSE, two five AUCTIONEER 1906 S'I;UDEBAKER 6 cyl. Chamroom 1partment1. A. N. ~ngel. REASONABLE RATES pion 4 dr. se4,an. Sharp ·c at Jn'. 1 ridge, ~ec~sed, located at 838 Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, bePhone WY2~27Z. 11-2,tfe SATISPACTiON GUARANTEED aide ~d out. Economy plus. Jng a one-etocy frame dwelling c•n or write I. O. McCoy Standp;d shift. $690.00. B~aethouse with live rooms and bath, FOR RBN'JLTbree office roontl Chester, Ohiotnars, Pomeroy, 9-8-6te: and a cinder block garage. over· SWfler $hoe Store on e 22 30tp 1856 FORD V8 Good All offers subject to Court approvCourt St., in Pomeroy, second running. good looking car. al. fieor. One lar1e 18 x 22 ft, room $895.00. Blaettnars, Pomeroy. Anyone desiring to see property, with a(IJolnlnC !.2 l. 12 ft. room (20b) lnsuronce 9-8.0tc contact or phone Rhodell C. Steffy, ()'Oe IO z 18 rront room. All COM~LETE INSIJIIANCII PIIO Pomeroy, Ohlo. Phone number neift'ly pa'inted ~Jtl1 new j'ii .BUICK Special 4 dr. sedan. tection, L1fei Aute, Fire, Polio. WY 2-2219. Rhodell C. Steffy, eoviiiDa•. Phone W\'. 2-2080. Call Don Kllla1 Kl.ddleport, Original black finish like new. Admiuistr,tor. 8-2-lfc · ,ii,;.,. . One ' Cai-eful local ·ow_ner. {9) 2, 3, 6. 9. 10. 12. 61c $7915.00. · Bl1ettnars, Pornetoy, n l!,001,1 HOUSE WITH BArn. BARNES-SIMPSON INSURANCE RE-F-R!-GE--RATOR. FREElZ8-8-0tc Melvin Little, Cheshire, Ohio. Agents, Middleport. Fire, AutoER COMPAR'l'MENT. Pb one Phone Emerson 7•7329. mobile, BOflda, Phone WY21951 CH~YROLET. R & H. Red and . ER Compartment. Phone WY 29 B 8tc 2003. 8-27-tf Black. Good condition. $200.00 6998. Harold Blackstun._ Sic -Nl-C,--EL----,-:Y-=YlJRNIS==HED -BED-_ (9) )0, 3tc Phone WY 2-5465. 2 99 - ------c=c--::---,:-c,:-:--;;::;;::::: I ' room up1taln apartment. Pb. ( J ) &:... SWEET COIUI. Best •~er. Yello,:. °WE-31114. 8 I Uc ••..,. ~e sweet and juicy. Picked while . FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE 28,000 200 lbs Charle!lltoit Milk you walt. 40c per baker's doien.1 and with batb, nice location. Melvin Base \1 ,$20.00 per 1000. One second house ell!lt from sChooJ · '111'1'fiffl'Ustled. McMamrt. Middle Hood, 111 Lo..;ust st., Pomeroy. · 1953 Ford Ton Truck. J. M. house In Syracuse. Wm. H, port. Phone WY 2-2821. 3 3 tf {(I) 1 30tp Gaul Cheater, Ohio. YU 5-2402 Holmes. 9 9 tfe , or 5-2401. · · 9 8 ,lltt ~~~;:--:;=r.:~;;;. MODERN APABJMENT. ~ {I ROOMS, WJTH RA.Tit Two story CANNil'{G 1'0M~1;0E~ $L~Fblusl ·, l'(loffis and bath . 158 Mulberry home near school. Take over 4 DRAWER FILE . .$10. Bh. YIY -2he1. Dallas H1il, Leta~~ a 1, Ave g g 3tp $46.90 per month payments after ~ 8 12 3tc Phone CH-7-2249. 9-9-6tc ---=·,---,-,--c-c-:':::::---:::-::;;;--;;:-:- 1down paymeqt. Phone WY 2-532'. ,,- - HOUSE ON LAUREL CLIFF. Con• · 9 23 30tc - · FOR SALE ct Lou pi.,,hl g 9 6tp YOU'LL VOTE FOR .WAYNE after you try Wayne Po~ltry. ' .f1!Uxe,r .Qff~s ·.w,ill ',~ f~eive~ 1t ,t he, ~ta . . :ry· ' FOR SALE: 7 ROOM HOUSE WITH around and mixed with your 'own office of Webster and Fultz, AtART bath. $3500,00, ~19 Ebenezer SL, This co!'\~inptjon ,~el_p~ I tOJDfYS, P~m.e~oy, ~io, µ_p to-t\.~V- 3 A~hon~ Pomer{)t. 9 :;: 6tp araJn. &lve you more 1.or fA)Jr money en o'clocl< A. M., TiJesda:I', 8 ep~ern...e • 1 · · t through malntai~~d ,h!.111 ber :&O, for. the i_eal -~st.•te ~o- . WY 2-~8. _ .9 9 3 c tilin, low coil V_e~ ''d:~en eggs. C41ted in ~41;lisb~cy To)Y,iS~!P, tie-?-~.s r , ROOM .UNFlJRNlSHED APART- fO:tt SAL$: 7 ROOM HOUSE, bath 'thre~ lots. 7&J Hysell St., MldAst about fortified ,'1"1~ .PAtJI- County, Ohio, of near Oead ~n ~ e t, -b ~. al),d u~llity _r~pm. ,P.ri'1lel)O~t. J . rl, Allen. 9 7 tfc try Mizer at de1le~. Kautz Feed curve, State Route No . 124, con v:te Gnsidc • entrance. N8wty Store", Chester, Ohio. sisting of about 26 acr~s, more or painted upstalrs apartment in LATE T. H. DAVIS PROPERTY . •~ SI 12- ltc lt;H, fit1~ frame dwelhng thereop: lliilqleport, lbw rent. Phbne Briclc, 2 story'. ~cated N. Third .......... Car' Clie:VJI· ~ormerly O)Yned by 'Margar ~t ,HY w:y- 2.9997 _ (9) 10, Ste 1 and Coal Stll., 1tfiddleport. May DISHWA RF.'• Ill~ '" ,. "Llot 1 sell 1R1i1:rlsell. be eeeri any evening , 9 7 6tc ller, Long 8-\u 'All 'Offei'fJ sub~ect to Court ap183 4CBJ: EARM FOR SALE. 50 . - ,nroval. . STER V/.Qn.tj!.fj ·' · ••• MANN/NG D. WEB , , acre, diPtt.om crop land, 7 room ••' Adminlstratot -.E(QMI!! A BEAUTICIAN alite roof house (4 bedroom!! and (9) 9, 10, 12, 15, 16, 17, 6tc Get into ·"this ' b(gh pa3,•ing profesbath), teveral good large outsion in a fey. short months on buil~ings. 2 miles south of H1r• ,ij'le i\af WI ·ygu, ~eM,D' ba.sis. 1955 f\OUSE TRAILER 2'7 f\~0~9 rlson1ville. Price reduced. Daycond~ildn': {ill WY- 2-6331 i'11ee ~/\te ph9ne or come in. ~ime call WY 2-5320. Evening l{ichjn'I ~ris, Syracu!lle. , ' t So'ut'hertoll ·n'eJu{y Academy WY 2-~17• • 6tp . - . (9) 10, Ste l8 E. Waahlngton St. AtheJIS, Ohio /l!AYP~ 'ENSILAGE c utter . .1~!!~, I, ,, 9126tc t ROOM HOUSE, FRONT PORCH RalPfl•J~Ei:lfr, Chester.:,hlo. 'Ph. and glass enclosed back porth. YU 13-2Jll), booJvllle, Ohio. Up grouild cellar, running water, MIDDLE AGED WOMAN TO UVE f 9 ·9 ·3tp 1 acre mon ot" ,)ess. $1500. $450 In with elderly couple. Wages. down, $20 mO~tft . l1anl~y _G ettys, " rite Rnx 668-H. c/o The Dai1y USED FLU"R: IN GOOD CONDIl(aj,py JloUo\l lioad, 11,da'eport, ' " " · • Ohl ' ~ TION. Ph, WI &-2271 Racine. nllqel. l'.W\!BJ'l'Y, ' o.9 12 3tc b~io, n_ 1. ' 9 12 3tp 119Stc _ . ~ ~ , :i~~ 9w:o! I --------=====-:: ~!';'· Now......,....,.......uallflls el Ille 1.00% Paint ••• • - • Dl~TQR fQPT-N IAIT CO:VIRING ,01 HAIID-1'0,IIAINT IURPACII - ~ ,..__8!tt • C, ,, ·1n 1h11 'W'NK • . PO-$T ..•. " ' ... AVAILABLE AT Kin9 Butlclen s.u,,>ly Co. ..... ¥'Y4-17411 Day .or,E v.eolq I Br.adb~ry Ro~ ... . .. ---·--c-- £"(Ir. ~dan. • NIW I I can -~=- ----,-,---- Im• W.-r Wijl RDl -~ ' ' lono ,. . • MOTQQ alt 1',aln It, MCMASTII ,Hordw.ore ,ca,od 1umJt-,n .,o, sT l'lH!J!:tW , .....':'?! . i ..,, •, : P. Church Group Hel ..r ( 19) Business' Opoorturiit(1'5 FOR SALE Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Sept. 12. 1960- 3 MIJ'· 'C• N C~ On Phone For APJIIIJP.\lll.epl . lll'Y,U0.82 or WV-2~; N, W. tC()MPT,O_M,, 0, I), ' • • . • OP TOM E ,T ,,, ~ Q¥lrl ~ . , . Olllf!li<>f ,. I ·, 1,.eft ~•rs Fri>m Otir Clos!l 0~ .'$,J• 4 -Ne. 315 .Rephir Prkttl $l94.50 · ·· · .-. ·· ··· · · · ·· · N, W$1,0.tO 4 -tt,. -MO R.ittr PJlctd $1:t ,,. 50 · ·· · · ·· ·· ·: ·· ·· · · ·. H""' $7$..GI) For Wh11'.1!r . •• Close O.ut Of • Worm Morning G,s H••t•,s WJY, lJoe O(ur . • ••• S,PECIALS . . caution line at \he openlna: today. Tradtnj w11 inoderateb' active. - • Fl,n1 C9uyo_c:11ion oilers. NAIIOWITOCKS NEW YORK UPl - Stocke mov- , ed nmowly on both \idea of a ,CO.AT$ 110d C.O,AJ $;l TS • • • Heiner's stays Ireshar longer. Social Events I I We could not give one chl1d away And arterwards, ioll ll1hter seemed, Thlnkln1 of that, of whlcb we dreamed; Happy In truth and n~. one face _ We mined tr<im ita •~•tomed place. Thankful to wotlr: for all the ,even, eOMING IIPT. 11 There will be' a Hofflecoming at Truatlti.1 the rest to one In ' tbe Mor•e Chapel Methodlst Heaven, Chureh at Spiller, Sunday, Sept. 18. -lthal ,1,.ynn ......, A bullet dinner wlll be 1erved at Submitted by noon. Everyone la welcome. Mrt. I.ff Wood, RUU1nd, Ohio. •• man on the job; ·because West Shade ~ "No · *· 0 So like his ratller, By Hatlo Chester Social " ,. ,, .. 2- Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, O.. Sept. 12, 1960 Mr. and r-t:rs. Joe Gillilfln, Dianna Lynn .and Joey; Mr. and Mrs. j WU.b ur Gillilan an~ ch~ldren, Stevie , Karen, and Charles, all of By Cl1ric• All•n Canton, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rice spent a Mr. an(! MfS. Eber Gillilan . few days wit h Hev . imd Mrs. Ralph Several members of the Chester Grove. ChesapCH kC. Sewing Club went to the ~18\ern Mrs. Letha Koblcntz spent a few High School Wednesday to present days with her sister, Mrs. Mabel a new parade flag to the Eastern Swartz, Athens. High School Hand. Members of the Miss Donn;i Kay Matlack , Be.lpre, sewing club-donated the money to spe nt several day,.!! wi th Mr. and purchase the fla1 !or Lhe .band. Mrs. Hoy Christy a11d Mrs. Llllie }lenry Eichinger Injured hl9 Christy. .sundsy dinner guests of Mrs. hand quite P.ainfu,lly while >1t work )flolhe B~plan were Mrs. Lois Thursday afternoW1 at the ,Baum Circle, Coli.tmbw, M,r. <Uld ~rs. G. Lumber Co. and was taken to the L. Michael and Mrs. Chloe Bailey. Meigs Generpl f:1:<1~pital . Mr. and Mrs. •Edison Wickham , Mr . and Mr~. P~\11 M;e'red~Lh and Richmoq.d, Ohio, a'uived Friday ,to .daughter, •Marcia, CQlumtlus. were .recent .v~,tors of Mr. ~nd Mrs. Da- spend a few days wilh Mrs. Elizabeth Wickham , .vid JCobienb: and children . l\lr. and Mr~ . .J;!e\lllar IBtt\lm spent .a week in ~nAda , ,f~~ing. H~LZER HOSPIT,\L Admissions, .Sept. D: Lpa;:ry CrJY, Jdr .. ~d Mn,, ~}lelil. 11.ilchie .ba'(e ,11\()vad their tr~Uer home Wil~esviUe; .N,8 . .$obby Elkin!!, 1 b11e11: to Gtiester alter 11Rf:nding the Cheshir'e; James A . .Stewart, Letart Mrs. Keith Su,f:herland, RuUand l!ummer ,in ~extlU' City. -~ ischarges, •Sept. 9: rrtrs. Jacob lo{r. aud Mrs. ,Will1-m ,Kr&ckomV(oi'ley, Mrs. Thomas Stat'~n. Mrs. ,be.r:ger Sj!li!~t the week en.d here flT!d moved ~heir household fur- Morris •Blazer, Mrs. Samuel Jeffers ,niahin8JI back to New Je~y where Daniel Pendl~ton, Mrs. Florence they ~a~e •beeJJ ,erqployed the past Wilson, Mrs. William ~obinson, Mra. Loren li.'!'aley, Mrs . :J'boma.s ,x~ar. 1 F.ields, Mrs, Ei.ma..RiJey, Mrs: Low~ ,_,.;eh, 1«_eent ~uests o! _ Ilk ~nd Mcs. en Kollner, Mrs. Sherman Parsons, >~ , ~, ' c'l'!1?1 1J~ ,£.bl\e ca:t'lcrt we~ J . :E. ,Combs Mrs. John Cowen, Mrs. Aµstin Ev• Mr: and Mrs . BUI J>oµ~ders of r41nd ,~\1£hter, Syhda, Jlnd ifamily ans, Mrs. George Race, J i,blt L]oyd, Younptown. Ot\io, spant ,the •W~ek ',t·N~ t:llffll>~!'d, ,Qhio, Mrs. Roger Nickles, Johnny Manley, end wlth Mr. and Mrs. PjlUI .~l- 'ii>auiil\e Mqore jilnd 1qi-~~ters. Oeta Carney Ball, William Smith, Jr., lel'8 ~~.children and Mr. i@d Mrs. Jnd I;loris, ~arke_i:,i~\,ltil:, ~nd 'Mr. Mrs. Laura Warren, Mrs. E . F . ColEber Pickens. . al¥i Mrs. Leo ,Dell \ll,lL\P~Wl and by atld infant, Mrs. Carl ·Day ~nd WilliaJr:l and ~earuue . Sellfr!I '. q,iug~ters, Jean, ;])~'p~a, iPh~llis, infant. spent Thursday with lhe1r uncle .Annabel aqd Adell, ~ri_wnville. Births, Sept. 9: A daughter to and a\lnt, Mr. and Mrs. Eber Pick- • Mr. and ¥rs . Carl Kaiu~ and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Let Elkins, childun ape~t the weeJc: end in Cheshire. ens, ~cine. San~ra Sellers ].pent a (e_w .4ay! ~lum~us with ll11d ~s. Dale in .Parkersbuti, ,"(( . Va . .with ,her ~U&Sell a¢ family . ,On ,Sunday aunt, Mr,. .fmd ¥rti· Fred ,;at!a~s ,they .,_~t to iWeet~le to attend D&~D ,WOIU.D TITLE and (11mily. ,\he @th _,.~i~g '1,qniver~ry or NEW ¥ORK UPI - .Australia Mr. and Mrs . .Paul .~~lers an'1 f.!r. anil Mrs. 'ili;if •~µ.tz. will re1y upon a. relatively -new family, Mrs. Jack Codn,er were Mr. and Mrs. Junior Smalley of team to defend Us world ama• shQpping in Parkersburg Wednes- Weirton . w. Va. were recent vis- teur golf team cbamplonehlp at day. itors or Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Smallhe Merion Golf Club, Ardmore, Mrs . .Ethel Hoback attended the ley . Pa., Sept. 28 through Oct. 1. Eallterday reunion at Cnlumbus Mri.. Lillie Christy and grand- Bruce W., DevUln is the only vetand is visiting there. . daughter, Donna Kay Matlack, of eran of the 1958 team. His teamEffie Elizabeth Pickens, Middle- Belpre were recent .mpper guests mates this year will be Ted Ball, port, Mr. and Mrs. Eber Pickens, of Mr. 'and Mrs. P. F. Kobl1mtz.. Jack Coogan and Eric Rout1ey. Rat!ne, M.rs. Hazel Sellers and - - - - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - ~ -- - - Jeannie spent Thunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eber Pi<'kens. Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Proffit and children spent Sunday with Mr . and Mrs. John Sellers. •• Mr. and Mr:s. Clifford Hsrris, Mr. •• and Mrs. Curlis HarrL!I, Fremon t, • A manwich is any ma11-sized $8ndwich • Ohio, 1pent the week e11d with Mr. and Mrs. Grover Harris . made with Heiner's bread ... ideal l• for lupch boxes lor school or the •• 1'0~"11-!E . ' . noor LARGE 2 For S(!le Rea I ' I . ~1L.E:CT~IC H· .A'J, that new_·k~n~ of co.~Jt prt 1' Electric heat saves sp~c~ ft ~ <11~ 1v,r tat, . f'!A.11.'1~ - -~ ft --=--====--:cc:::::: YU WM~~- ~P· J, J"°, ...,l\~?~ fa,VF:ft:~t .117 l J-ie!p gpµ,yert in a fei.y d~ys ••. ,QO II- "' ~1 ' f,Q9"J~Y199ffi -temper*ure ·ccmtmJ • co~ts 1~$.~ .than ypu • ' thifl~ • ~ ~ l~ ••• OHIO POWf·R CQM,ANY . ?£.~@>••·""'"'" _.. ..... ~, t .... ~ . ,pperatiOJJ Foreve, 1110der.Q ,,., .. ... Coifs less t9 ln~II ~ .. m.~. frfl"'• Addn • s ~ �. ------ - ... ·------- 'tELEVISION GUIDE. WSAZ-TV Chonnel 3 ' :3 Home Games ' 'Offered Rutland, 14--0 Winner Over BIS, Yankee's M&M Guns May Spell Death Knell For Baltimore Orioles In •Pennant Stretth STANDINGS Is At Middleport; Wahama At PUS -- Mr. John Fan, of the football variety, has a full fare to se- Meigs Football Fans Frida)' By United Prt11 International NATIONAL LEAGU"E W. L. Pct. GB Pittsburgh 84 52 .618 St. Louis 77 58 .570 6h Milwaukee 11 .60 .062 7h Los Angele~ 73 63 .537 11 San Francisco 68 69 .496 16 63 77 .450 23 Cincinnati Chicago 58 s1 .aoo ao Ph1ladelph.ia 51 66 .372 33½ Unittd Preu lnttrnational are three games off the pace and ! The New York Yankees have f BO·Oll in the standings. brought up those Big MM guns In the other AL gamt!s, Deagain - Mantle and Maris troit won a pair from Washington death and they may sound the . Two. unbeaten squads will face each other at Middleport. knell for LIie Ballimore OrioleB in 8·3 and 8·5. Rutland, 14-0 Saturday night winner over BIS (Lancaster Inthe American League pennanl With first place Pittsburgh idled dustrial School) invades Middleport. The Red Devils will be race. by rain in the Na-tion11J League, hungering after their 17th straight victory. Casey Stengel's crew, prepar, St Louis moved to withJn 0~ Sunday's Rnulh The YeUow Jackets will be showing for next weekend's crucial games of the Pirates by defeatSt. Louis 7 Phll1d!!lphla 3 .bl( more of what ·.,Coach John ed. series with Baltimore, ing Philadelphia, 7-3. Los Angeles four-gamt1 Liller Henry Hensley completed Cincinnati 2 San Frantjw:o 1, ht Thompson so happily noted last · went a full game Ull on the Orio· shutout Milwaukee, 2-0, while Cin• two passes to fullback M_ e l Ballard San francsico 3 C:lnclnneti 2, 2nd week, "desire," in hopes of reJes S,unday wlth a 5-0, 3·2 sweep cinnati and San Francisco split Kyger_ H yard line,. but I Los Angel•• 2 MIiwaukee O flrlln,1 a 39·0 dcci1ion favoring to the, Cleveland Indians. Roger a;J pair, the Reds winning the of Rutland last year. The last defeat again the Raiders were held for Chicapo ,1t Piltaburgh, 2 .. me,, Maris hit his 38th homer in the fl.-St, 2·1, and the Giants gaining downs. postponed, rain. auffeted by Bulland was at the opener, while Mickey Mantle won Monday's Probable Pitchers nightcap, 3-2. R~TLAND ~INS hands of Middleport, 20-EI, in lffl, Coa~II Jim Venn.ans boys cai:ne Lot Angeles at Philaclelphi,1, the- 11-inning nightcap with his Pomeroy's Panthers. victims o( ector Lopez got into the Yanan 8-0 setback at the hands or a out or II scc•s.i.w first half, with night_ Podres . 11-11 vs Conley 34th. bombardment act in the first The Yankees tied Baltimore in strong Oak Hill elub, entertain nothing decisive manufactured by 8,12. game against Cleveland with his anybody, to push home two 'rD's 51n Francisco at Plttslu1r1h, the victory column at 82 as the Coach Ralph Sayre's White F1lcons eighth homer and fourth in lour extra pointer for end a two-point 12-11 n Law 19-7. night Sanford Orioles shutout Kansas City, 4-0, 20,.H winner over Hannan of Wel!it days. Lopez added a triple to a 14·0 wlri over Lancasler BIS. . . MllwHkH at St. Lou.ii, nltftt- in a sinele game. In the lmpor, Virginia. in another run while Maria drive tant lost column, New York has (A page 1, lllrne•linc item Satur• It was veteran and senior fuJI. Sp• t,n 18-9 YI Broglio 18-7. SIJlacked three hits. .. Only eam.• acheduled. da'r thal no Panther suffered .llP.r• back Jim Hobstetter who cracked dropped two leSa than Baltimore, Takes Serie, Tueadar'• Games 10111 injury at Oak Hill was in re• the scoring column the first time 65 to 57. Mantle's winning blast in the QOnse to several phone inquiri~s with a 2-yard blast up the middle Loa Angelea at Philadelphia, night Chlc•10 Win, Two nightcap was his second in two at PIHsbur1h, night Sen Fr1ncl1co Chicago, still a potent threat in ukJn1 i! there had been any such in the third period. His tally ended inJuriea. It meant nothing else.- a :12 yard march featured by a 40· Chic,190 at Cincinnati, nl1ht third place, took two from Bol- days and gave t,lte Yankeea the Ed.) . ton, 5.3 a11d 1-0. The White Sox BeaBon'9 serieB with ClevelaOa, yard scamper at right end by sen• Milwaukff ,1t St. Louil, night :R:utarn, which won I moral vic- ior Dave Martin who hasn't played AMERICAN LEAGUE tory b,- holding the touted Kyger football since his Junior High days . W. L, Pct. GB Hobstctter's try for point failed. New York Creek eleven to a 6--0 count in the 82 55 .599 Frida, -night Prevue, entertain! 82 57 .090 1 In the fourth period, Rutland hit Baltimore So"thwe1tern, 6-0 loser1 to Rio 80 59 .576 3 Chicago again when junior Lee Combs pass• Grude Friday nieht. 70 69 .504 13 WIHhlflgton DugJ1n for 39 yards ed to end Larry Dave Ttiomas of Kyger moved in 66 70 .403 1414 a TD. Dugan t1;1ok the ball on Cleveland from the 4 for the winning TD late and Dctroil 63 76 .453 20 In the ' (int half. Twice in the sec• the 3(1 in the deep right Ilal and ·BOBton 61 78 .43ll 22"·· &cored standing up. Martin passed ond half Coach Bob Ashley'a ooy1 Kansas City 48 90 .348 34½ tbua(ened, once when Ray Cole- to end Jim George for the EP. SALT LAKE CITY UPI - Doug CLEVELAND UPI - The Cleve- Saunders, Sundar'• R•sult• a rising young goH man plc!ted up 42 yarda on reBIS never threatened 1erlou1ty. Chicago 5 Bosten 3, lat land Browna .are eXpected to put shotmaker recently venea, but the Kyger line 1tiUl!n• ltt boy1 ulled a 1in1le wine, with Chicago 1 Beat-elf o, 2nd .• victimiJH · b)' lleavy emphasiB on pasalng thi1 a aerie• of near mh111es, 1hoot1 no embelllshment11 whatBOeYcr, not &altlmore , Ken.Ha City O week a.s they prepare for the final for the Utah Open champlonship even a apinner serieB. Datrolt a W111hlntton 3, ht exh.lbition game of the season today. · Rutland's big tackles, 223 pound Detroit I WHllln1ton 5, 2nd against the Detlbit Lions in Cleveland. David Pierce and 198 pound "Son- New York 5 Cl11wtland O, ht Saunders, 27-year-old protea. ny" Slawter, atood out as did guard New York 3 Cl•vtland 2, 2nd C.oach Paul Brown expressed sional from Miaml Be&eh, na., Tom Spaulding, (ana aaid, ·1 Monday's Probetile Pitchers disappointment with the team's carried a twO•Btroke lead to , to, passing attack in a 18-10 victory day'B final round of the · 72-hl>le Rutland starters were George No gamn sch~_11led over the Chicago ,Bears in Akron $22,000 event at the Salt Lake I and Dugan, ends; Pierce and Slaw• Tu•adar Gamea Saturilay night. Country Club, with 195. ter tackle• · Spaulding nd Long W••hlngton at Chicago, nl9'it The combined eHorls of Milt guar'da; Hy~ll, center; ~arry Bro'. Ntw York at Kanus Cllty, nls,ht Dow Finsterwald was tied wtth Plum and Len Dawson netted onl)' COLUMBUS UPI - The Ohio g&n, quarlerback; Coml:ts and Mar• Baltimore at Detroit Art Wall of Pocono Manor, Pa., tl5 .yard1 through the air. In prevState Buckeye• get back down to tin, halfback, and HobBtetter, run. Boaton at Clevel,1nd, night at 198. the passing attack ious maneuvers, wott today after having Sunday back.. h.as accounted for more :i,·ardage oft-the la11t off day until the end STATISTICS than the running game. ot the season Nov. 19. Rutland BIS Brown attributed some of the The Bucln will go through one- Ruahing 124 17 pas.sing failure to the Bears' de1-day practice ae111ion now until Yards Paning 15 ROME UPI - Final unofficial fensive tactlca. The Chicago team tbe nuon opener with Southern PaHea Altcmplcd 6 9 team standings ln the 1900 Olym• during moet of the evening would ltethodllt University Sept. 24, Pas1ea Completed 3 2 pie Games nearly everyone {top 20 Points award• either have • Tbe iquad went throueh ii.II Total Yarde 176 32 ed on the basis o( 10, !lve, four, charging or cff()pping back. fJrat tough urlmm111e Saturday Penalties no 50 tbree, two 11qd one i;eapecUveQ' This gamblinl type of defensive wl.Lh No. 1 oUentlve unit racking . FlfJt.Oowns 8 3 for the lirst she places). ,. 1 :·,1 ' riQifl"Oel\t titl), . ·rillve cost the . \Ip 10 touchdowns 111aln1t the No. Fumlilea 5 7 an the 4i:11ma when Bobby _ 1. lluula a\Q 2 deftnatv, team In a diaplay oJ _,.red 1 3 ltchell sh001'. free to run 64 2. Unlt1d St,1tea 56' power and scoring ability. yardB tor a touchdown that put 311¼1 " 3. Gtrm1nr BY QUARTERS . The lonee• t pl111 ot the day was the Browns ahead for good in the 271 4. 1t,1ly Rulland o o 6 8-14 a eMl,y1rd pu• -run comhln11tion third quarter. 1611/a 0000 - 0 5, Hungary pull~d off by quarterback Tom BIS 1651/, TD's - Hobatetter, run; Dugan, 6. Australia Matt, and halfblck Bill Wcnti:. 160¼ 7. Pol•nd pHa; EP: George, pas!i. 1561/i I I. J,1pan · voice 11\' 147½ 9. Brltl,wn 161/a . 10. Romania jhe people's Iii Turb:y 12, C1k~1lovakla 12'/J ! 218 E. Maill at. 63¼1 ROME UPI Final medal 13. Sw• dan Pomeroy Ohio 54¾ standinJ:11 Jn the 1960 Olympics: 1'- llranc• 0Ptn 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. D1llr 51¼: (Winnin11 at le11at one gold, with 15. Finl.and ellver for second, and bronze for 16. Denmark 44 Fto,!1' ring ••• 17. lul1arla 43 third). 39¾ Country G. S. a. 18. Holland 31 ' lu11la 43 31 31 19. Swlberl,1nd 36 United Statea 34 21 14 20. N•w ZHland ltelr 13 10 11 Oermany 12 19 11 Auittralle I I Turlrt, 7 2 0 Beaullh!I Qrgan Mualc lect . .from this Friday night in Meigs County with three high ~ l grid games .scheduled pitting area teams against each other in the second warm-up round. uie 3 Passing Game Gets Attention Of Paul Brown Saunders Takes Lead Over Dow In Utah Open Jets' Ending Was On Happy 16-6. Dave Philley, Baltimore's 40 year-old outfielder, bit a homer and double to drive in three runs. Steve Barber became the sixth member of the Orioles pitching itaff to win at least 10 games. NeJlie Fox had a 6 for '1 day in Chicq:0'11 twin-aweep of Boston. The White Sox bopped on IOliler BIIJ Monbouquette for two runs in the firat tw() innings of the opeqer with Al Smith driving Note Mterall COLUMBUS UPI - Columbus closed its 1960 International League seaaon-a bitterly dissappointing one-Sunday <>n a happy note with a 4-1 win <>ver Jersey City. ' The Jets, picked by many to win the pennant in pre-season polls, ended in Sixth place, 30:1,i . games behind pennant-winning To· in a pair. ronto with a dismal 69-84 won• In the ni&htcap, Chicago made loss record. it ·11 straight home tr:iumps over the Red So,: thls season as Fox scored the only nm of ,the game in the -fitth inning on Smith's dou_lile. E,arly Wynn pitched a six• hit shutout for hlfi 12th win and 28:ll'd of hfs (&tee!'. Hftii ThrH tlop1trt Detroit sutYi:ved thret homers by '.H..-mon Killebrew far its hotlae accounted f'or all bi-s teams rtin1 in the second· game with his 28th and a9th "bpmers bl.it couldrft overcome Al Kaline•, 1rand slam J~!!~n Channel ·;,-1·ue$.:IO) Hun11ry 6 I Ja,an Poland Romanl1 CNChHlev1kl,1 lrltlan Denmtrk · Nlw ZHllnd lultarlo Swtdti, Flnl,1nd 4 4 3 • 7 6 1 1 6 4 D 3 I 1 1 I 0 ul '1:00 Today 9:00 Weloome Neighbor!. 9:30 'Mr: and Mrs. Nortll 10:00 Do11ib Re "Mi 10:30 Play Your Hund! ., G:30 Captain Gallant 8:00 San !l'ranciltO Bell: Weather Teller John Dair Newt Press Conference Cheyenne Bourl:Jon Str~et Beff Adventures In Paradise 10:! Ted Mack Amateur MOUi' ll :08 'I'he News Ton!Mbt O Scanning the Weather 8·1 9: · • GIRLS' NYLON - - - -- - - - - - C"°,inel 8--1.uesdQ) 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular B:30 l.l,omper Room IUIO "ShOw Time ~;;.r~~~ ::ar:rim C~nel 13,-MpJldai tifii,..Wbe Brll[htc!' 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United Preu International National Foolball League castoffs provided most of th.e thrills In the American Football Lea,ue's - -- -- - · :.tr; first week el)d of oilf!r8cti~":, bdt the NOTICE OF APPOINT,,..T fans haNl,ly knocked down the Can 1a_u. . . ' doors to watch the flew pro loop's Estat• af Chari.ea Cal•itf• (\ebUt. · . ..1 . . ~Md . Sti,11, -the t1.1rnout ~n~~!o.-i !Y-'3 , · ,~1>.tiee ls ,heri))y 5iven E. K. eQs-o\lra&4ng; · thre(! ~t · '1.he ,four , Calaway, whoae" POst Of addgi~e,11 .were exciting, and the r<>fi& is R. D., Reedsville, , · , hu :!'el1•heel~ and optim_~ lc ·1l>Jclt.-ri · JM!ltn' ~lY ~PiJl.t!:!1:1. A .. i1tra• of (he j•nt leag(e .Cl;\f~qf:Jtlif /A · e of Char Ca~II· on the closeness of eompetiHO~ l to way Me of ilB Qounl..)', Ohio, · help make their venture a fmfl,n- , deceased. ,Dated 1,his .&th day of S@ie,mber · cial as wt1II a!i an ~ c sue)!MIO. · , · cess. · . 'llpe New ¥otlr: rn~ .-ei:e \UC· F. 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UI lwer, 4 ft .o1Bft; -Gail,_~pelis .; 11:lJ 6:20 1:10 7:00 C:ho,nel 13 Tu~da1 ) -lfhe Clear Hori1.on Love of Life ·search For Toman...-. iding I.Jgftt Life of Rili,y ts11 }v the World TUrn, 2:00 Full Circle ,f:.i,JO llOUJC P,Jr.\J - - - . ... - IJEPOIT _,,ner, Thrills But Fa~s Are ~anty '".:'00""'."- '11ih~-.~1'JOI"' i4flWI U:OD .. New1 . ....__ '1:IiL A Looi al tb.e ;w.._ U:15 . tr, ..ter lll . \ ~ :30 12:00 ~-30 "1.:2:45 1:00 r JUYS f,astoffs P.rovide Tb,, Rifleman Colt ,45 Alcoa Presents Open House The News Tonight Scanning the weather Sports Report Late Show 3:;l0 Ver:dict~ • Your• 1~:00 rr,e -,u.d"4ttll!f u-, .1'15 ........ -111.,.. . 1:$( ill!IW ul Nlr<h\ 9:0Q. Celebrity T8lent Seo~, 830 Spike Jones -Ii.how 10:{)p, New Comedy Show~ t0:30 · Presidential CounW.own ;oo · I. \,. 1:00 9:30 ,0:00 10:30 11:00 11:HJ 11:15 ll:20 8:00 The 8:00, :EJ!l '!'.tn• .., . · 8:30 Father Kn ..,.., Best • r !the- Ed2e of :NlN '1:~0, ~60 Summer OlyQli)ics 1 Middleport Beat the Clock Do )'ou 'l'J'Ust American Bt.ndatRrid Rocky and His Friends San f"ramclsL'O Beal Who ----- 5: · i'he Three Stooges J;OO •rtb.ur J. Smith, r.ewt 8:15 A Lo·ot at tl)e W6)a_J)er 6:20 Sportseope 1,;,SO ~m"os 'n' And:, "l':00 Hiahway Patrol 1 $3.99 THE SHOE BOX Dar In CtJUn 'WHTN~T\I Channel 13 Wishing To Bowl 3 Crepe Sole Completely Washable Sizes Sman 4 to Girls 4 J iport Report U~;JO ate Show viaed victory over the Buf. f11lo A of 12,103 watched the Homton Oilen apqil the Olkland Raider's first t'l9me appearance, :1'1·22. At Los Ancelet S1turday nia:ht, 17,724 paid to watch the llome~own Char&en edje the Qallas Teuns, 21-20, .tn a bat.tie of two of the AFL's beat teams. Boston dre.- the ,bi&P!lt ,houae of the ,w•ekend ,fqday niaht w.lJi,en a .crowd of 21,5117 atterl4\ed the Denv~r '1-~•• 13·10 ,U,PJet victory 01o1er the t',atrlots. B'hat · a~d .Ill) lo _,1Jx,ut 60.000 paid admiHiwu; · tor a »1.lw,le )!(eek •cffed_ule, but Jf t~e Ame11ican -~ 111,en Ji1!~re ,.US,ppoin~il. tbi!Y ~'n't show ,it. A tie p.me -w;ith Chioaso wlll repltl>1t:d ~f ~t 1'P .bfariQ.B ,on the peJUlatit. . Milwa\dt~e . lJ;orµe (16)-Pitt.a• burgh 3; Chicago 2: Philadel~hiJ 3· Cincinnati .~. A11ay (7)- P1tt1b~rgh ;l; St. Louis 2; ~bi\a~elphia 2. 7:00 - rlon~ners 7:30 Sugt1-rfoot ,6:30 Wyatt ·E11rtf- I I 3. 1:80 Your Esau Re'Df'CW B:4S ,!QL.u. i'dy 1'ewt tl:1· For Angone Hard For His ' 12 18th Victory I 3:00 1:30 l:00 5:30 ~:00 8:40 8:45 7:00 '/':JO day, September l 5, at l P.M. Queen for a Day About Faces :Medic By Un~ed Pre_!I lpt•rnatictNI ~ER1~N L_E.A~VE ,W. L ..P~t. ,<;_8 9R New York 82 ~ .~9 17 Bpltimore 82 ~7 .~90 1 15 Cbicago 80 ~9 .5.76 3 HI Games remalnlng : Baltimore. Home (2)-Boiton 2. Away (18)-~~w ·Yotk 4 ; Washing · ton 5; .Bo1ton 2; Ori.roil 2. I New York . Home (9)-Baltimore 4; Washin11ton 2; ,Boston 3. Away (8J~ Kan~ils City 2; BOllQfi 3; ~a,hin~ton 3. . Chicago . .flame (8)-Was~1~1\on 2; Kansas C'ity 1; Cle\!el"nd 3; De• l1'l_it 2. Away {7 ) J)etrolt 4;, Cleve• I-11\d 3. . NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pct. GB G.R Pit~b\.lrgh .~ 62 ,618 18 SL Louis • 77 58 .!570 6½ 18 Mitw,iukee . J7 60 ~56t 7½: 17 Gaml!s remammg: Pitlsburgh . Home (10)-?,li]wau• kee 3; Clticaao 2; Los Angeles 2; San Francisco 2; Cincinnati l; Away (8>--Milw11uk~ 3; Clllcin• natl 3· Philadelphia 2. st. ·Louis. llQme (12~Milw11u• kee 2 · Cincinnati 1: ·LQe AngeJea I; San E\a.qci'1'.!0 3; Chic·a io 3. Awa:• (6)-Los Arige1eS 3; San FrancisQ!) 2:30 -Th~ Gale ·Storm lhow 8:-M Your Esao Bep,q-ta, POMEROY BOWLING LANES, on Thurs- 11 ----- 2:00 -~estleSR Gun 12 :30 l :00 1:aG 11:00 ,:00 M.merican !-'l:naat,1lG 11: 7 7 o...., M sauad Phil SilveTs Show News Weathercast Jack Paar Show 1:00 Sign oti Channel 8 - Monday desire to be on teams this season, at the ISroasted Chicken ' Purkey Thinking 9:30 Arthur Murray Party -W--C,_-H--s--=-T,_-V-Ch._:...an:n-o.l ·-,- bowlers who bowled last season, and who RESTAURANT 1 L1·34.i Concentration 12:00 Truth or congequencet Cl~ Jt. ~kl ,Be ~OU 1:00 M\d Day New• 1:li Movietime 2:20 Woman's World 2:30 Loretta Young '£'heater 3:00 Youn.'f Dr. Malone 3:30 From 'n1ese :&.:>ot8 4:00 Comedy Playhouse 4:30 Adventure Theater 5:00 Steaniboat BUI ~:30 Woody no,K'pec~ (1:00 M....;ie in the ~und f'·15 Jim Thacker -Show 6:25 Weu;1erc;ll.st · 6:30 News Pi¢.ure B:4S HuntleyJ3tlnkley Report :"·f'I) Cannon~ 1:30 1..IU"f'~Ue 8:30 Gas Co. Playbo\lle 9:00 Thriller (0 :00 10 :30 11:00 11 :10 • 1: 1ft 8:411 Slgn Or HOURS - 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Cir~le's CINC~NATl UPI Clncln• naU hurler Bob Purkey had but 1 1 3 one thlng on his mind today 1 3 victory No. 18. Au1t,l1 And the veteran rlaht-handtr 0 1 Y.v1ttlHla 1 0 will a:et his chance to Win it TwaPaklltan 1 1 day u he opposea the · Chicago Nerway I D 0 Cubs here In a night 1,mtl!,lf he wins It, It V(III lM- tht f_ l nt 1 0 0 lthlo,la 1 0 0 time in hl1 aix year m• JM lea,1,ut career that he baa woh ~t many, He picked up· l'1 wiba two AUHII IWIMMIRS WIN PARIS UPl Auatralla's yoara ago but 11iumped to only 13 O.wn Fraser won the women's ,•lcloriea last ae11on. lOO•metier free atylc and Jon · Konrada won the men's 400-metcr tree 1tylc Sunday during the aec, ond round of a two-day nhlbltlon with the French Olympic team. Australia won 10 of tile 12 events and 11:15 Jack Paar Show 1:00 Sign Off Point Finals Medal Finals New. 'J { e ~ 11;10 Wieath"'Clll There will be a meeting of all women I ., , PIG DOWN I Cellrhti ·. DIG _INI ltrk,., ,ow l'lltj . 11·.00 S>ll\VING COMPLETE MFMB WITH HOT ROLLS AND u ·o ME MADE PIES. Pin Bogs Will Be On Hand . •! ' 7;1!1> Huckleberry Hound 7:~D Riverbott B:~O Republican State Conten• tion of Ohio 9:00 Petier Gl\I\n 9:So Goodyear Theater -.i 10:00 Pr()ject 20 Now Open One-a-Day Sessions Now 2 2 2 6:3 .... ,rJewa ,Plctµi'·t 1:45 Rw,Uoy ~ 1'•;•1i 1600 Nye Avenue New Women Bowlers Will Also Be Welcome. choie61l 8:00 8:11 t :~ Wuthel'Wt THE CHUCK WAGON RESTAURANT Bucks Begin Want a 6:SO WOMEN BOWLERS doubie wtl'I. The Senator power• Adventure Time Steamboat Bill • Srt. Preston Music In the Round Jl111 Thacker Wio• 5:00 Pidge Browne did the bat work and Dan Williams J be pitching: in the win. Browne ' hit a two,ron double and Williams came in in the fou~th inning aod pitched five and one-third innings to pitk up the win. Roberto Herrera bit a homer tor the Jets. NOTICE :ain~!~lif!te:/ seven1 , Gos BeU 1 Utb l\Omer in the , opener agal~st S,.n Francisco pro vidtd southpaw Jim O'Toole with , bis 11th Cincinnati triurq.pb. Wil· ' lie AlcCO"Y in, tUffl w'oii tbJ nilhit:aP for ·the Gian~ With bis 13th circnit c~o.ut • . 4 :00 Comedy Playhouse 4 :30 ----- ------------27·3 Pemtant Races em,. crowd At AGlance 11 :00 Price ii Right C~annei3-Monday 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middleport, o., Sept. 12, 1960 tL\N\l'II Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., "s,pt, 12. 1960-5 --tiiiam'J )m,Preuh:e, n11tkmaHy-tele• Off -~ · ~ • .... · · ,,\' •-. · :, ·; ,. · fOlto~g -¥ zun~-'.·l'.eturn ome. A. T£LEPM0NE INT R"I.IE.W TOOAV, i l"<!Ji«t~nf~iA·~ · -1.?,;,~,:1~,N• ' · · Clllll,V KAVOl IS NO J.ONG~ifi& , . 11GHT CHA!!Pl".ri o:Ar~IZ/ITlP 5 '~us · AMMOUNCID TIIAT 11TLl IV IIANSING Ill' ~ $Alli tt,S . GI.~ ~~~CT ~E&ilLT ' ~TIil FATAL 1Ni~r:.""";11~~ P_IJ 1MPLICTIJ!J!!.!I"~ . .a~siot~-~=-- TM oUTI.AWll>IG_.\lf._ . TERJIY • . ·c . . i •I II I i • �,J' Mt,ry McAlee Guest Of Honor At Picnic Held At Arnold Home Fr1day leaves this month for Clevelan d , Carnegie l nslitute, was guest of JtoniQr at a picnic held Friday e\•ening �t the h�me of Mrs. VexlniP! Arnold Athens Koad . The affair was �1ven by the llocl,; S rfngs B�sy Bee 4-H club and membe:s ol t �e primary c� or Rock Sp rin gs Methodist churc:h which Miss McAfee Ja�t aad their parents . . . )f1ls Mary McAfee who 'Where she will aUend lbe ' • Special Service Held Sunday At Heath C,hurch ll. /y ADUUt MOtln I ..., Durtr.ia: the evening .\i rs W11!1 am Radford on behalf o! the group .pf'eH.nted M iss !-.1t:Alee with a c-or· .aqe of money. Mrs. Howard Nolan, � I luetl, presented 4-H p1ns to Mary Lou and Re becca R.i.dford, Diana Y/eYenmill e r and Maria Grueser, ·one year; Glori11 Buck. Dollie Lou •Bron and Janet Humphrey, four People In Pomeroy A speclal christening serviee was held Su nday 11fternoon I t the Heath Me thodist Church in MidEarl Brickles ii confined to his d leport for Charle! Rlch.ard Foll• home, Darwin. by il l ness . rod, son of Mr. and M.rs. R. C. FollMrs. L etta Spe ncer visit ed her rod of Pomeroy .a nd Susan Kaye brolher, Jack Thomas, .a patient .at a n d Sharon Lee Hender so n, chil • Univ e rsity Hospita l , Columbus, ov- dren of Mr. and Mn. Haro ld Hener the w eek end. denon of Alfred. '.,i1ss Judy Jennings has returned Rev. Raymon Konkri1:hl, mini.,. to her home In Alliance after a visit w i th her father, Carl Jennings ter or the church. offidated at t he service '.Nhlch _wa.s ipert:o_nn ed and oth er relatives . :i.-tiss Clarr Jcnnin,:;s of Coral Ga• before the nn.med1ate fam1hes. bles, Fla.., arrived Friday evening, Special musie was presented by for a visit _ with he r grandfa'.h er, 1 M rs. Rll lph H,, nderson of cool . lle vi P t:ter Jcn mngi;, and other i"e l atives. w ho played •Sweet S�ory , , on t�I!! Miss Mari::arct Bohn has returned organ before t he serm:e and Mtss home a rtcr a iwo weeks visit al M arJ ori e Ma Ione a I so of Coolv1· 11e Allianrt' 1nth Mr. and Mrs. Doug- who sang "The S acraments'• at the l1Js� Jcnniw:s and family. 1 close of the christ ening. W ill i a m G i hhs h:ft Sunday for , ' t w ere Mr. and Al hen.-. wh ere h l' wi l l attend Ohio ;i ' 0th� p�ese M rs. e en;en n, M . H ayUniversity 1h1s term. o rs ond Follrod, M r. and !¥1!"�. Hu,h l lickenbo- m Mr. and Mra. Clair 1' 1 hom Of roy spen t scvt• ra 1 ti ays I Follrod and chlldren Mr. ■nd M rs. ' . a nd Mrs · R Sh erman H en deri,on •n d daught nr, recen ti Y WI-1h t h e R_e\. . ll of Alfred M.r nd Mr . WIIC. Z u n � e l and family. The Hicken:F ;..1 1 od • f A.t � ens, Msr. nn t bothom s were m embers of t � e �h . en Oersq n, M r. ,1 n � Rev. Z u nd t' l ' � former church m Mn Otto Swam; Of Shadc. if,frs. Troy, ! Ge r�ld Swartz and daughter ff Mr. 1md Mrs. Roy Evans and M.aMelta and /ohn Follrod o( Mt. family of Cima l Wincl!.ester were Sterlin&. week en d ,:uests �f her parents, Sollowlng th e .service the famll:, \1 r and Mrs. Rol lin Be arhs, Fl at- we nt to the Follro _hom d e in Pomwoods. eroy where cak� -and ice cream Mr. and Mrs. _Jack Kenne dy sp� nt were se rve d. the werk r nd m Columb us with • -------·,1 r. aud Mr8. French Hundley and fa mi ly . 1¥ lUCtl.,Lf HAWKllil • y e.. rs: Susanna Arnold anJ Anlta L"oll111s, s•·\·cn years, and �iss c Afce. a lcn year pin. A ten year '.rl.advisor·s pm was a l so presented to �,rs . Amos Leonard R cce 1 V1n g ccrti f1c o1 te s were J ��� , Stan l ey, J anet Arnold, Pol l y Bauer and Lint.la Sauv1.ge, thrce years, and No1ncy Skinner for 51� Mrs. John Erwin received a rcrlihcate for eight years as advisor. Prem;ums won at the fair wcrr presr nted by Mn. Erw m. Attending were those named above and John Erwrn. Amos Leon11rd, Mr . illld Mrs. Harold Bla £' k.\l ton and famil y, Mr. and Mrs. Ro i. ., Mlddleporl I m Rad ford and Iam1 1 Y, ,,1 r. anu Mn . Horace Abhotl and fa rM il Y . FOR .. ,. and M,,. •...· art Heilman , Mrs. ,., Diek Karr Sr , :11rs. Julius Sauvage, .'1 i ss Clara Humphr ey, Howard No Ian, )tr�. Mary Nolan, Mrs. I Ian 'Ord SI."''' and son, Mr. and Mrs. Vail Bu(·k and son. Mr and Mrs. Roy Grues er and fam i l y , Mrs. William Grueser, � r. and M n . Opha Offutt and fam a l ) Mr. and Mn. W i l h ur ,Baile)' an J J dirnghtcr. Bec k ,· Nease, Mn W A , 1,___ ",, organ . M s, l• i t-ti� W i ll and �� TONIGHT and . Mrs . !\\ 1 1 l ia m fl adford a i Rtynold e Debbi Ford Glenn . family. _ C onlri h u trn.i: Oil the �1ft hut u ''IT STARTED W I 11-l A KI SS" � Biril,day Party (Cincmascope & Tochnicol orJ ahl• 10 � t k nd ·i-rr Mr. a11d ,\t r� , · , · 1 1 , l\ n, :\<I r . anc-l Mrs. D wi � ht Loi;! an ■ nd Held F ' u - a Iso r' tr . a 1 Wr � N orman I�. r • «•J Steven McNally - C ol een Gray Mn. Ed�ar Ahhot and l a rml y ,1ml ,;11 1 , l 1 w 1 1,;h l Jr . , M r. . an d M.rs. A family party was held lasl l , , or ::: c 1 .ngm 11nd M1�s B�r mee "JOHNNY ROCCO" Georgl' Wagnor. Frida y eveni ng al lhe home or .�1ni; 1• 1st lcd rccenl l y m Millers• Abo t:artoon M r . and Mrs Harold 81 e M"d 11ort w ith i\ l r. a1 1 d '.ll rs. Raymo�d sDAY TUIS Two lti,ltlle11ort Boya T�y l o t· and S?� · Tomm)". While die port Rout� in honor 0� rieor�� �� .r: ::�;: Saue r of Midd leport. th er e they vmtcd Bu_ekeye Lake Pnaa Scout Teal.a Montgomery Clift and The party celebrated th, 78th Tommy Lyons and Darrel Stu- and also ! he rorri fesllva l . o th er birthday of Mr. Sauer. Other Eliubeth Tay l or in s guesta t lor th e home Ta Mr. were • mbo wen t to Camp Arrowhe ad y "A PL.A.Ct IN TiiE SUN" pr esent were Mrs, Sauer and aon. d n . r Ralph Taylor or Washing , ¥ ,a Saturday where they pa11Sed the - also � Rlchard and Mary Ruth arul Joy test for the Broth e rhood or the ton, D. C. and �r- an� Mrs. Frank Robert.a Sau e r, daugh terti ol Belly Grable - Sheree North the Orde r of the Arrow in acouting. James and family of Crolon, Harold Sauers. The colors of Bob Cum.rpin-gs, Tommy Noonan Both boys are memb ers of Troop -------gre en and ye llow were carried •HOW TO BE VERY POPULAR ' 245 or Middleport. , t h e rdreabment■ of cake out in (Clnemaacope & Co Ior J Richard Hovatter or Middleport and ke cream. ALSO CARTOON p. ----- �· the bo,, to the cam !. ' ·- - - -- - -· · -- ' SMITH CLOTHING IN MEIGS COUNTY 1 Name Brand Merchandise I .;: I :11 IJ ,fl I'Z·•-••• l!f,•,]!:' -• \·lW-l�--- I 01•• �1 'KM'llot. fllf • ID- lltJ aMad I Stop in or 'phone for quick • • • Be $25 to $1000 liCON f)MY SAV!N� � & LOAN CO, 300 W. l•cond St. - WYandoHe �.21 1 1 , Pameroy POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. . . ,1 C"',,__ ,.;.:,, ,_ .. , � ---n :�•- "'""'" . &t .,\V' Come in and ••• our com• �11 ploto ■ o l octlon � , of ropalr materiola, We ore cllway1 ,.ady to givo helpful GI• •l1tance. .4 I I Funeral Serv,·ces Held Saturday For James Lew,is DON'T BE LE" BEHIND WHEN SCHOOL STARTS P LYWO O D 1-'uneral servicr)j were l1t'ld Saturd ay .afternoon at the Rawl ingi.Coats Funeral Home in Middl eport for Jame-s G. Lewis who died at hit1 home Wcdncsda;Y. Rev. l loward Ruppelt officiat ed with burial i n Beech Grove Cemetery. Pall bearen were Lesli e D. Er­ win, Wil l iam Wyatt, C. H. w1,e, Jr., William Ault, Lawrence Bing and E, E. Fol l rod. Mil itary rit e s wer� <'onduct ert by the Feeney­ Renn ett rosl and David Wilel' and Jack Satterfl e ld 1erved as bughp hoys. Mr. Lc"wi�, who was a veteran o f , World War f W H a graduate o f t h e Schoo l n f Muaic, Velpariso Univ e rsity In Indiana and waH instruct , or f o r the drum and bui;:le corp!! of the Raelnc .and Gallipolis Legion Posts, He served all night police for Middleport for three and one half years and hrfore his lllnt•s3 wu employed with the County Highway Department. AmonJ( those from out of town altending the service were Mrs. Hay Farmer (Noreen Egnor) of 1'J a .v lon, Mr. and Mrs. 1':mzy Shceh. (Vir.t!inia Lewla) or Gal l ipolis, Mr. and 1-l r!. Edgar Tuckerman of Alh ens and Mr■. James E�nor and d1rnghter, Pit. of Gallipo l i� Middleport Club Mel'II Tomorrow The Middleport Bwines11 end Pro feh.lon1l Wome n's C l ub wUl meet tomorrow cvonin g at the M.fll­ sonic Hall for a dJnncr meeting. All members ere u"'ed lo be ,prc­ fflal. ' ·,•·• .• f OTHER GOOD \'ALUES I N • LUMBE R • SIDING • WALLBOARD e INSULATION PEGBOARD • TILEBOARD PANELING • FLOORING .,e e ' Linc Of Colors. ! 1 ,f ' Th• •••Y w.y to be.v , tlfy •Id c•llln■L Many ty,.. to choo1• frem. A1 low H 131\c aq, ll Not o bvdga�prlco4 model, odually I Mr,. Pomeroy-Middlepo rt, Ohio, Tuesday, Septem�r 18, 1960 SINGLE COPY - 5c Ohio Cheers • Triple claanln9 octlon, big motor, suction. See It'• buy tha year. ,, D;O U B L E pOll pARROT STAMP DAJ$ Now · $ 69•95 Only TUES,, WEO., THURS. Get Double Your Pure-base I n Stamps BAKER FU RN ITU RE Roush's' Shoe Store I N MI DDLEPORT, OHIO MidJlleport ' L & Z's MEN 'S SHO P GO IN G O UT OF BU SI NE SS .1 Ut! e mergency squad was call­ ed LO tr.an�PQl"l tbt: mol0rcyc1e uperaLor Lo ttoae r ltospmu. it ,.,,..u, Lnougot ;,.t U>e lime ot lbt c1.ce1otm u1at De nad sutfered a u·.Mctur� 1t!g, out t10U:t!r Ptl,Vsi• e1illlii 5il.l'1 u wu only oaa brwaes. lilidY• OMl:ffl� wa re,oc.-.ct - 101hc nu...orcyc1t: an1.1 mewum dam­ .age lO me •ulomooue. J ep.11: 1n1>1 was arrt!s led for fail­ ure .o yud<1 Lne r1gnL of way 11110 11o1u a&,ipt:.u' 1n &i...yur &i.c.t:uun11 ey s wur1 Lumgm. .,,t!anwnue, me M i ddleport eme<11,eney t,qua<l made a run tms mormng to we borne 01 w �m1el1 barreu m �1uem Lenter, 1t w,s reportE:-d. tnat Ins chu.d .ti.ad taken Ill. ill.iddleport Mayor Kenneth Mc Elb.ln.bey unea. l-narie11 � mswn, 1"1ll1Ult:VUrL, ,ta anu CO.Sta for WLO:I· ICalJOD la5l night. l'JH.::ycu:. YOU NEED NOt BIE PRESENT ti::> ,i WiN ! s50 GIFT CERTIFICATE TO Bf GIVEN AWAY TO . SOME LUCKY SHOPPER! ' NOT OPEN PRI DAY • BE SMAR T! • • • • • • • • • • • • • • '. EN'S M . SUITS SPORT SHIRTS . MIM'S •Ivy L..,,n •Loni 6 Short s,..,,. Veluos to 46.50 51.48 ;. ·sE EARLY! • MEN'S TIES 68c 3 ,., 2.00 ooch e:tt:· WY•!-UZB_ 3 51 5 ••,. 1.10 for 5 2,5 8 · Vall••• to 42,50 WOOL FELT H4TS .• � ,. ---' Donna In South MEN'S T-SHIRTS ME N'S SUITS Roblilao•'• Cleuers IN °POMEBOY Of Wreckage By Award WIH Be Held Sit., Oct. 1st., Al 7:00 O'doc• CHECK THE SE DOO R JAM MER S ·�- ASK ABOUT IT! PHONE Relatives Learn No gimmick■! Na come-an! Ju■t ■lop in our ■tore during sale houri •nd ,.9i1ttr. Someone is going to win. It ••• be youl SATURDA Y "A DOG'S BEST FRIEND" Bill Wllliam11 - Roger Mobll"y - •lso •·EDGE OF ETERNITY"' Corne! Wilde - Victoria Shaw Sun., Mon., Tuo1., S,pt. 1 .. 19-20 "MOUNTAIN ROAD'" Jame& Stewart Oh lo: Parflr dout1, •M ■ llftl• cool•r today with K■tt■rtd show­ "'· Mostly fair ,nd c:ool•r •• night. Wednetdar ••Ir and c- . !inued coal. Hleti tecl,y 65-70 In nerth and 70-75 aouth. Low to­ nieht 47 to 5'. I C WEEK! 2nd GI GANT of "TI I E ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN" Tony Randal l , Patt.v Me<.:o rmick Judy Conova ■ IN MIDDLEPORT * Hoover's bei•tl * ,1,gng * theIt todayof• . . e n t1 n e Weather I factory cartoM PLAN NEW BUILDI NG NEW Y ORK UPI - Plans hav e . bttn announ ced for a .s.J.5 million J b111ildin_i: , two �locks from th e United Nation s Buildin g• to serve as a . n e w national .,_ neadquarters for the Protestant EP.iacopal Church in th e United Stater'. The building will be 1 2 to 14 .stoilt!s , high. WIDNISDAY i. THURSDAY LAUNDERERS - DRY .ci.EAN S PHONE WY-Ul30 I TONIGHT and TiJISDAY "WAKE ME WHEN IT'S OVER' ' Ernie Kovae11 - Mer,go. Moore J.ack Warden Rob,i nson's T•i-Lllller Cleuen Convertibles . . . $till in • Det1oted To TIUJ lntere,ta OJ TIUJ Meig,.Jlltuon Area -VOL XII N O. 125 HOOVER I Mr. and Mrs. Mont West of Zanesvill e have betn visitirrg with Mrs. H.e nry H e nnetiy whil e Mr. W es t hati bee n on vacatirm rrom hi s employm e nt. Mi ss Jud y Clo r k is visiting in Toledo with Mr. and Mrs . Thomai H e ndri x . I I Brand New a1 • Pomeroy, Ohio child's school day! With this in mind , our cleaning perts give special care to your child.re�•s clothes. l ar- e U-235, tt.. •lement that ll'Nlff poulltl• the d•Y9loPfflfflt of at.M­ ic •nern, WH flrtt dltc:Offl"M by Unlfflllll,lty of Mlnn ■10ta phy•l­ cilt A. 0. NI.,., r'·�·..••.. ldr- 1 I �- MEIGS TJIIATRI brlgl,t, happy mood is likely to continue through your ii '' . a'( PI EOD I E HOUD .UklL'f Bob Grngan and son, Ten')' and M n. Phyllis Webb and daughtera, La-urie and BtUy of Tole do and Ml'6: t:;:lani H errman or Columbus visited over the we ekend -.Ith and Mrs. J()hn Kauff. Mr. and Mrs. Jack. �uff and daughter, J<lan Marie. Kauff of .Pt. Pleasant were also dinner guests ll the Johll I Kautf .home Sunday. � Mn. Clyde �rench of Jackson is fil:iting with Mrs. �w.ard ' Fren�� and Mr. and Mrti . W i ll i am I Burford. I Mrs, James Johnson and new: daughter w ho were re Ie ased from Holze?" Hospital last wee� are at the '1,ome of Mrs. Johll60n'& mother, -Mr1, R, W, Ra w r mgs. I Ml'I. Edna Juhling who h a11 been ! recuperating at the home of her and lam ·,, ., "r. and· dau•hter � " ' -;d�ar· Tuckerman Ytn"'At hetns re• _ 1 I 1 urneu. lo h er home I ast F I"day. , l: o.hert T. He nnesy of the US r.11 vy W,as to l eave today for a ten I !a)' cr;.i,e to Cuba. . Mrij) Antho ny Macio of r:olum bus Vl� t ed with relatives. here recenu y; ': Mr: llfld Mrs. Charles Wise, Jr., wcre , i,laineN visitors in Park ers- I . burg J,iit Saturday. Mr. and Mn. Warren PickeH of Reedsville were dinne r guests \Jith 1 Mr ari.d Mn. Harold Sauer and yesterday. da�ghlers , Joh,iriy Lyons spent t h. e wee k end 'in ' Zanesvi·11c WI· th h as grand parents, ,Mr. and Mn. Bernard Schramm. Mr. ind Mrs, Jacob Seti had as I thelr·weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs:..... � - - - --··· The Melga Co,ll,ty Rlding Club will meet Tift,d,.y at 7:30 p.m. i et the S•lisbury · Town1hip bulld­ t•1:• '1'1imbers al'r. aaked to bring Hfld,ltlehe a or tCtOkie 1. ,.Start • � day off right with good grooming . . . and lhe '- I • MeiK• Ridin11 Club To Meet Tue,dny We Have A 2' HOUR Quick Santee t'ul l f Ttt.e Busy Be e Clasa meetJng of th e Mid dl eport Flr.11t Bap tM Church which was innounced for this Thursday evening has been postpon ed until tile 22nd of th.is mont h. Our dry clean­ ing makes It ea:;y I NTERIOR or EXTERIOR. ,a.a, - 100 sq. rt. •• , SAV E ! S AVE ! SAV E ! To"lh, ,:;.;,;.�--; dur•ltlt Hph•lt l'Nfln9 ..-.in1l•1 In • wltle warMt y of c•lon en4' ,.tt•rna. At low H Cl,urcl, Clu,, Po1t1,one, Meet bright school send•offl 4' 1 I' 1Nn•l1 In ell 1tan• derd ply1, Interior or ex, terl•r type1, At low H $3.38 earb . f I � J Around And About Middleport Now You Know Jamea W1ltel'8 1-mi dau11htel'I, era! use mbly of th e World f"ed era• IOUND FOR PAIIS I Jane, carol a•d Phyllls of FreeW ARSAW UPI � Mn. Eleanor lion of Unlt,d Nation, Auodatlont bont. Ohio a d M r. nd M . n • Ro"1 Roo .. ve l t left Warsaw for Paris here the Pol ish newa agency PAP , ok �nd son, Kevin m ert Zeppernie nd d th "'opor'ted. · t r •h I &aeon. I •�Y•'-• -• • ·•--". '___ · ·" _ · · -----------a;; Mn. B•.. Rupe ol Columbo, 7 i I apent several d1ys last week with her ,i,ter .and lamily, Mr. and Mr1. G . G. wemer and &Obd. Ross Wise of Miami, Florida, rived last week for au indefinite " son an d f am1·1y. M r. · h h 11 v1· 11"l WJl -a nd Mrs. R. C. Wise a�d fam!ly. Mrs. Howard Byers IS confined to her home be<;ause of th e flu. ?onna Carson �f Rutland is as.:uislm g at th e Martin R�lila ,mm t Jn her absence . SALE HOURS 9 AM, t, 5 PM SATURJ)AY 9 AM to 9 PM New Wheelchair Bought By DAV For Local Use/ ' One new wheel chair was bougbl wfam the Meigs Chapter No. 153 Disabled American Vet­ eran, met in rea:ular tession at the DAV Han, Monday night, with J'1 members present Five paid their dues to bring the membership up to 179 paid, needing" 21 more for their quoto. The next meeUna: 011 October 10 will be a turkey and b■m sup­ J)el' and ■ 11 memben are urged to 1Uend, The Ladies Auxiliary will provid.e entertainment. It wes voted to purthase a 1llew whee-1 ch■ ir, which will make five new wheel chairs avail1ble to people ()1 the community. _:J'beae wheel '?'hairs will be let out free, with vele�an, and their famme, In Meigs County given preference. $1 Men■benhip Cards Entille Attendance 'Jbe Middleport Athl e tic Associa­ tion wlll meet tonight in the high Rhool at 8 p. m. -11,nd •ee films of the Belpre game, won by Middle­ port, 28-0. Prealdent John Krawceyn Hid every penon who bouaht fl mem• bel•hlp c.arda 1, invited lo- come, participate i n di1cuuion, and In official ac:Uons. PTA TO MEIT Tbt Sugar Run PTA Will meet '1'1nni:llf at 7:30 p. m. u the IChool • with the ez«utive Wm• a!Ueo lo be h081...., v � - 1' i h .. .I ,;,.: , • Voteni In Nine Stales Naming Candidates COLU�uLJS U P I - Voters in nine states went to th e polls today lo select eongretisional, gubernator­ ial and state candidate& for t he '°'ov ember election. , Primary contests were waged i n Mass 11-c_h u­ Colorado. Arizona, ae lls, Minn esota, N e w_ Hampshir e , Vermont, Utah, Washington slate and W iscon1in, bbt little solid in• dication was expe"cte<i on how the states will go In November. Squirrel .Quest 1 In Full Force Cloud Thinks De1ns Wonld Gerrymander COLUMBUS UPI-Roge r Clourl Repubtican the of DeGratf, House m inority leader, '61 d the GOP convention here Monday that unless Republlc■nH regain e()ntrol or the LegltlaluN!, gerry­ mandering or Ohio's 23 cong:res• sional dlstrlctt "might well occur." lie 1aid if the Dtmocrats retain control they mlah£ redi.striel the slate to make It easier to elect Democrat. "to Co111reu. He aild tbe Republlcam Would not enta1e In it lf they win control of Uie ho�e._ ...._ CASE DISMISSED W11lter Newman appeared in County Court yeste rday on .a fraud ul e nt ch e ck charg e . The case was dismi:ssed wh e n he paid lhe ch eck amount and court - ' �Ieigs County Game Wardens Don Williams and Dolph Joachim re ported today thfll squirrel hunters are out in full force ov e r the choice hunting areas of th e county. Th e w.ard e na also stated the-ir opinion that squirrels are just as num erous this year as last, even though they are harder to lo­ cate . Squirrels have been seen "culling" on field com, -Beech and Maple treea, beside• Hickory since Lhe seaaon opened yetler• day morning. The warden, taid they checked a total of a2 hu.nten yt11lerd1y who bad Men 1� sqwrrell wltjjf . ... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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