http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/ff39f0eb18623f3837be51320528a429.pdf 99331144ce9bd1d0432a7b210f2f1a00 PDF Text Text -, ..,. Meigs County Women's Democrat Club Held September Meeting Thursday RUGBY The Seplt>mber meeting of the • Democratic Women held in Col­ Meigs Counl)' Democratic Worn- umbllfi recently in connection I en's Club was h� Thursday eve- with the stat@ convention was giv• 1 mng at the setjmd ward house en by Mn. Henry Benti who at · Mr and Mrs Alva Grover of tended . Mn. Geora:e Holman alao Che.shire were gue5'! and Mrs. .i.ttended. Mrs. Don Brewer, preai I Grover who is secretary of the dent, waa unable to attend due to 1'er �• -- ind Boys Org;rnna, · illness. �mocratic Women·s I tion in Gallia County invited the i I 11 the absence oI the program l o,· a l dub to atte nd '" 11 Y meet i n g 1 of 1hr1r dub which is held al rha i rman, Mrs . William B.lrtels, the program for the evening 1Middleport, Ohio ' \h(' L.ifaye\lt• H ot el . fi allipol i� . consisted of interesting rep<lrta A rrpor! on the Federatio n of of the state convention by rhairJ-�,.,,,,-..,,,,,,,,,,,,,---,----t ' man Henry Bentz, who spoke on �,. BUY. SELL and TRADE TIit: -CLASSI FI ED WA\'! 1he pliltform adopted at the con · , . :.L..vention Don Mullen spoke on 1. thr r('unt meeting held at Char• leston. W Va .. where Senator ,lul111 Kennedy was the speaker. Mullen illll'nded u a represen• ta1ive of Congressman Walter MoC'IIN 01her speakers at this meet in1c were Governor Law­ rcnrc ,,f Penn�rlvani;, and Gov• ernnr Errt C.1mhs of Kentucky . Mullen s,1irl he came away more crrnvincul th;,,n C\'l'r that the D rmocr; . 1 • c party JS the Party · who cares . SMITH CLOTHING Co. Bank Money Orders ? -7 0 I Mrs . Brn1z read an artirlc from Tbe L'rusa'1er, a church puliiica. lion Ill n·.?ard to the over em:• phas1� of the relii::ious issue In this cil mpa i µ:11 . Candidates Ernest Wrngl'tl , Ma>:rnc Allensworth and Geraldine Youn,i related inci• denls they encountered wl'llle c11mpaignin,;. Two mt.ietings were announced, one on Oel. . 4 at the second ward house, wh1th Is to be a polluek supper for candi• dales and eommlUeemen and their families. 1'he time to be announced and the October 20 meeting in Middleport (or candldall's uf both partles. �r. Grover also a_nnnuneed a (1.le(!bng of the co mm ;Ucr. no pollt1cal edul'atlon of thr loth con<.:re!Jllional dlatrlct Mo. 11d_a y, �kl. 3, at the Bradh�ry . b111lrl_111;: 111 Cheshire, at which �and1dates 'lf both p�rli('S are mviled to allend. The meeting time of the local club w1;1� ehang , ed from 7 : 3(1 to 8 P , m. Refreshments were scr 11!d by the new rcfrea hment �ha1rman Mrs. Phil Obllnger assisted by members. / I Mr. and MrH. Porter Midkiff of Ht'mlock Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Midkiff of Bradenton, Fla., visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill, Flatwoods. Mn. William Bartels entered Meigs General Hospital Friday (Qr observation and treatment. Mn. Clara Grueser of Enterprise is a medleal rpatlent at Meiga Gen• era! Hu�pltal. Mrs. C. F. Tompkiru; visited Fri­ day afternoon at Parhrsburg, W. fa., -with her father in h1w, Ben Tompkirni who is ill in the hospital there. l · · . - ·· {A. poem "Tea<:h Me To Pray" by 1ill>b hlcKJ;;LVEY Mrs. Geo11ge Bearhs, president, o'p­ Mr .. and Mrs. William A. McKelvey of Route 1, Portland, ened the meeting or the Past Pre­ aidents or the Ladies Auxiliary of are announcmg the engagement of their daughter, Shirley Drew Web1ter Post American Le­ Ann, to Mr. Don Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thel'on Johngion. held Wednesday evenlng at son o( Route 2, Racine. Miss McKelvey. i& a 1959 graduate of the home o( Mr:s. Pearl Hysell Racine High School. She worked for Gates , McDonald & Comlure, I use them oil the Mrs. Han')' Houdashelt was · in a Ohio, and is presently employed with the chaf'le or the devotions taken from p ny of Coluw.bus, a. time. They're ,afe, inexpen• J I Corinthians 13. The Human City Loan & 8avings Company 01 Pomeroy. Mr. Johnson is I Tooc h wu rP9d and followed with 19 [> 7 gr�d uate oI RaeIne High School and attended �hio State IO prayer. The pledge to the flag pre­ UJ11vers1ty for one �e?r. He then . entered Greer Diesel Engleeded a moment o( sllent prayer neeru,ig .School m Chicago, UUnots, where he was graduated : for the dead. in December, 1959. No definite date bas been set for � During the busine1u1 sessio ---------· ___ · t wedding. ------ w1.11 voted to 1lend 8 gift to �it� We Pi.y 3% Interest 0• Your Suings Loop ■t Millel"8 cotta,ge D yt I A ·Sift and birthday card �er: lo Mrs. E11zabeth Huber ,11.t Foster '" ' 'Ill , V Rett Home, and 8 get well card to �l•• Erma SmJtl;l. It Wal decided Women' the of anniversary meetin 18th The Association s I g . to purc h 11e decorations to be used of the 1',irst Upited Presbyterian Church of Middleport which In the poppy window on Memorial was held Thursday evening at the church began with a 8:30 Day. dinner in the dining room of tqe church. MAM& OMITTED Member Fedenl Re1ene System The dinner table was cente�ed with a large cake decorated Mrs. William Baxter was Jn Mr!i. Willard Faudree's name wu Member 1-'ederal Depo1dt lnsuranee Corporation omitted from an account or . the charge of the program and con­ In sink with the inscr_lption "Women's Association 18 Years , .. I 20th anni11ersary of the Forest Run ducted eeveral eonlest.s. · POMEROY, OHIO an encircled with ivy. Prayer hy Mr11. Baxter, chaplain, WSCS meeting. Twenty-five memben .-nd gueats, , coved with a white l'loth and on it concluded the meeting after wliich Mrs. O. P. Klem. MUls Nancy Dun- was the golden cross, the open Birefre11hme.1ts were served by the bar and Rev. Howard Ruppclt, were Ille, lour white carnations for the ho,atess to those named above and present for the affair. deceased preaidents and a white Mra. A. V. Howell, Mra. J. M 'fhe l'harter members, who were , candle. Lighling candles for the de­ Thornton, Mrs. Jed Weh8ter Sr · seated at the speaker's lable, were ceased members were Mrs. Ron•ld Mn. Lewis Stanley, Mrs. Owe� Mrs. Marcus Chambers, Mrs. E. O. j Hand, Mrs. Dale Walburn, Mrs. Watson and Mrs.• �ayme Holmef!. Tewksbary,. Mrs. Arthur Lewis, Richard Vaughan and :iw'a. James The October meeting will he Mrs. Charle[! Shumaker, Mrs. R. Sanb4t'n. The ot her past presidents h•l4 ,1 111• IM>... of Mn J 11 H. S�JlrqJ,¥,n, "1.rs. W. tt- Juhling, werC presented with red carnation M,r11. Garen StanabLllY, M:rM. Lilli�n corugea after which they took Stciff, Mrs. Hobert Shal'p, JliJ. their _ chairs on the platfol'm, AiPaul Haptonstall, Mrs. George An- 'aistin,:: in the ceremony w�N! ''Mrs. det'flon, Jr., Mrs. Bethel Coleman W. H. Juh ling and Mrs. Edward ap.d �,i:rs. �-trl Owen. Burkett. pr The thcii\e, ·•one World" was . Devotwnal leader for the meet• carried out in the table decoraLions . ..\s the g11ests entered the- I Jng was Mrs. Willia� Mo!rls Wh0 rooni a mobile railed "Le t's Join read exerpts 1r-0m Billy Grahap1 s We ·-1ntel!lrate , Rock Sprlnc1 Gran,e met Hand�•· was suspended from the article ·' W hy Don't Our C h urches." She read scripture 1huraday evening wUh Amo, door. gs the book in Paul's teachin from t.eonard, worthy master presid. 's table the spl'aker The center of , ' Jng. was highlighted by a ,olden cross. of Romans an_d 1 Corinthians. The minutes of the Sept. IO, 1942 Mra. Leonard, home economics ln the shadow of which was a chall"man eave her report for the glolle surrounded by six figures meeting were read by the secre• ye,ir and named Mra. Fred Leif. representina; all races. The11c fig- tary Mrs.. Floyd Carma�k- The hell, Mra. George 6kinner Mn Uftl were attached by rec.I ribbons .trcasurer � rcporl was given by Annis Phelpa and Mrs. 'Home; to locations on the J,llobe which Mra. Juhh ng. 1 R�ce aa lhe committee to work they' represented. . �embeh were u_rgcd to make in1dual conlribul1ons Lo the Sal• d1v_ with her for the new year. A con• Followlng Lhe dinner the regutrihution was ,:iven for lhe SIil· lar associ,nion meeting was held vahon Army and the Blood pro­ YIUon Army appeal. with Mra. H11.rold Sauer, president, g ram: The annual _summer medical pr esiding. Tho session opened with of fering was received and a con• A program was pre1cnted by the hymn "O, Master Let Me Walk I lribution was voted for the Cl'lilean the hom41 economics commltlee Wlth Thee " the same song which , reilef through the Church W orld with Mn, Leonard Jn charge. had been 8'un· g by the group at Service by the group. Plans were Group lin1Jng by The Qulltinc the organizatiomil Why let rough winter mows rilre )'OIII' blood preo­ meetini: 18 discu11ed for the annual bataar and Party · dates were set for Nov. 9-10 with ope11 ed t h e proa; ram folh>w- years ago. mre, when for about half the ooot of new -tor lire,, ed by a roll <'I ll with member. Mrs. Karl Owens, Mrs. Myron Mill­ prespaat honoring A ceremony )'OU can gel Winier Retreads with lmnou, Submbanite responding with something they ld4lnl8 wa11 conducted by Mrs. Sau- er and Mr1. Ronttld Hand named as like about the tall of the year. er. They included Mra. J. H. Hum- the committee in charge. , "'•d de,lgn. Up to 511 more traction than bofoN, In A J)Oem "Who's Who " by Mrs phrey, Mra. Ralpl'I Berning, Mrs. Guest soloist lor the evening was ,now , . . up t� 171 better traetion .In mud. Coodye11"1 Rober!, Louka, preoodod two aru: Dea Hayes, Mrs. J, B. Haye-, all Mn. O. P. Klein who had al6o been approved Suburbanite tread dellp, means you gel - at -Mra. A. A. Dillard, a gue&t elea, Watch These 81td1" by deceased, and the organlz:atlonal meet­ the bed Winter Retread, for the moneyl Save ond Mra. WIIIJ_am Grueter and "Be Mrs. George Anderson, Jr. (two I ing. Mrs. Klein, accompanied by Careful With Thal Gun .., WHHa m. termaJ, Mrs. Alfred Schleicher and I Mrs. Steur, sang be safe! • -- "O Rest in the -Grueser. hn·s Elija h, :,tendelsso from Lord" I ' , Mrt. Dwi&hl Wallace. Dita of non,ehse by Mra. Johl\ Ml improvised altar was used, 11,11d a medley of apirltuals lncludln and safety questions and' -- - - - · -· a h;ue and false . quiz on Ui4'' Gr■�• CClJlducted b� MrL UeonJ ard clo"d the P'Oiram. :,l· ,,,; �, the. cloae Q� ,,-e , · meeunc quartel'ly · blrthday i:u'pper wa� 'f'..Y"� i•om a \abl• '!'iih white cvnr and fttfrhtcd by candles. ... lllCi lwul7, 1 I I The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company S:�i Women's Association He./.d Its 18th Ann,·versary M"'et,'ng At Ch ch E. e·nt 1 .,_ GR IPE ? or GRIP! .. Rock S ings Grange Held Meeting Sept, 22 'II ) GOOD,lyEAR Approved Suburbanite Tread Design ., I · E A- C H $1 3-56 51111 750. 14 '70x15 AID CLINICS Bellone bearin& aid tehtchtle: • Plu, tnx and nc�ppo•t. tire .,,llod lo Mund IIN lioclteo er ,.. ... - . I,,f.•�l , ;1,l, · RIZER OI L CO. ' "YOU'LL UKE OUR Sl\=RVICE" 11- Ota,ned and OJier•ted i!i,ii ·lltreet �1 - • pPune W.�•l4111 · ... " '' ' · .' ' ••', • • I ... Pomeroy, Ohio our senior Phone WY•i-3011 · •��..,,,==="""'::,: l':lnaNi/D,, ,\rallable Beltut of Jllllllington • ... 1?17. Huntl- W. Robert jW. IIND, Mc,. -. .• ,\. Vt­ '· . , \ -;-. Of .,.. Avali.i,le Now nr...11a Th, ·v. 1>; Ellwuos tN$URAHa' 1Gl((Y' ' . ,. ' Phone WY.J.ii'41 BAST SECOND ST, ' i I A, ,.,. .. ... .., .' j PO�RO"., , ,, 1· � •If ,-. .• � \.i w: these 11aree Sailors Spending Leaves I Together Here ,O , ' -· 7 i /I { Spenders Put Utility Pole Accident Probed In Minersville ------ New Agent Takes U1t· J)utu,s 1.P M •· Co ly.. w. $30,0(N) HauJ • O UfSeS fgOnlze Mason C nty Assoc,·o�;on · ------ __ ___ 1 It-vfile Li1 Shot In Leg While Hunting -- Hugh Murphy, Reed6ville, was taken to St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg, Saturday evening foUowing Meigs County's third minor hunting accident of the year. Murphy was reported to have Ileen squirrel bunting with a shot himaelf in the leg. According pistol and as he tried a r.ut draw to the West Virginia Slate Police at Parkersburg hi5 injury ia not serious, even though he was ad· milled at the hospital. Suit For Divorce Filed In Court A ,uit for divorce has been riled Jn the Clerk of Courts office by Larry Carpenter, Rutland, a minor, against Jerusha Carpenter, al.so a minor. The plaintiff flied on gl'Dunds of gross neglect of duty. f H"!'e Money, Wil ­ Travel, But Not Without Blood Molfl county MW ho cantrl,. buted 1MMJ hi finance Its Reel Cro■t Bloodmoblle Protram for another '(ffr. New it nNd1 blood. · Men and ...,,... ma, blNd thlli Wednesday at Iha Pomeroy Junior Hith euillitor• � noon to , ,. m.. All cf'Nlta at thl Huntington llood Center have lteen depleted, At INlt 150 pints a,. needff, Hthorltln uy. to ftllfft local until anather visit of th9 blNdrnobile. Gl,q blood If fw no ether rNIOII from th■rnkfufneao that you an in t,MCI health end hive blNd to gtft. Many Show appnd1tion k putting your hulthy Wood lnte the .,.IM of llfMn. ,1.,. •!Mftd, c1en,. APPLE IUTTIR The Ladiee Aid of the Church of Christ in Rutland wl.11 make app)e butter Sept. 27. Contalner1 1bould be left at the home of Ethel Nel• son, Salem SL, and orden made by telephoning SH 2'"'°31, -- Golden Triangle Flooded With Baseball Fans il'looping It Up Mter 33 Year Pennant Drought Open House Held S Sc,p,o , , p. T.A. At Harr,sonville , Air-) ' ■ I f· , ot·her Try ur Moon OrbI•i •h 'Ill Be Made Bandits .Ma· ke SeMGJ. o. , 4,;p '"I ..., ,i ;. ,1► . · �· · · the �et. ' FIIEJ! ESTIMATES ' I �',2. U0.00 lo '16.00 per day to.ln. o o m and i Board that.may be p1>rcbased jj\one. t;lberal ml,cell111eous benefits up to $1!0.00 a,:e provided In addition to HoopItal �edwal �f·>,11,1. : ·· Ejpe111e Bepeflts, Physicians' expense rkjer. •, , i ll)d the most liberal Surstcal Schedule on· . ,i u: . • ' t• • p• l } waVIDg i \ •'.>''.. : 1. Written O\I people lrom 85 lhrough 100 �rs, , ._ ,. · a, . I i clU­ :1�• 1'1!111 0111Stantlin9 Features: Come ·ln for • FREE teat and dernonst.ratlon Ot the bteat io bearint ahla' tad •llM'inl al11111es. Alt to 1H the tiny new · Jubilee model ' bearlns: 1kt lbat ii TtWQ entlrely It the -Mr. ,n N high cost of hospitalization ex­ • 1 QUALIFIED OPERATORS zeno with protecUon against the I 1:· \ We Use CsiMpUhii Bulll Bulldozers to.­ POJ;;,J.v al Ille MARTIN 38th, Ho..,. 1M. iORE P�OPlE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TI RES THAN ON ANY OTHER. KIND . providi'ng approach . pense. � FRll)AY, Sept. EAR· ward modern PT. PLEASANT at th•·· LOWE HOTEL on THURS. SEPT. lllb. Hours 10,4. WE PREVIOUSLY RAN U3.iltl A PAIR IN ERROR . clin!c a with Be Assured Of An Adequate T ' Hospltallzatlon Insura�c• writ• ten . . ... ..•=• ... ...... -.. ....... -'""' _,-....,. ................. rarttJ .....,. llttk - ---::".':�--::--::-:-::------------....:..� %:::':'.'. nday, September 28, 1960 81NGLI: COF!o' - le Mel Clark, Weil Columbia, former major lf'.ague outftel�fr and nationally reco,nlzed fox h unter. will be apeaker the eve� � ­ lng of Sept. 30 (or tbe lleiP. County Fox H11nt1:n' Asaoelatio · , banquet held i11 Racine Hleli ' · S!'hool gymnasium. The dlnner'·,wm follow (Mi ,, day's activity of fleld -tritll hounda. are cast a& , d1Jbrea1t.' t After dinner, if the bun hne enel'I)' left after their f day out of-doors, ibere wUI ' square and round ctan·r.!tng. · it' Ladies of the Racine PTA art .. · serve the dinner. Thursday ni&bt the anol'iatlon event apena with a Bench Show at the Legion Hall 111 Racine. Sat Lllday at daybreak hounds will be cast in the Derb)' and. ' . BEGIN AT SCHOOL - Heavy earth movt ng equtpm;nt has moved Into Sugar Run Ail•Age run, doi:1 running to1e- . . . where Pom�roy's new el�mentary school buil ding is to be constructed. Sever � Williams ther, but acored separately. Rib- - , �uJpm�t 1s seen here with a huge tree stum p In the right foreground. House in the rear, hons, rosette&, trophies and euli; n_· hiih, ts the Vaughan place. a,e being offered o n the lie¢ · . Bench and Field evenlt. : ·. ,-·� · Bench Show Judge ia Lero, 1 Pitzer, Fairview, w, Va.; the. ringmaster la Jack Cada, Gam• . �ridge, 0., and Master of Hound1 . � CANAVERAL (UPI) _ 1s John Green, Fairview, W. Va. 11'1 ia planning another 10 . on atwnpt to put a U.telllte iJtto; orbit around the moon this A l:!ill of exceptions has been I bi11 of except!ona now pr.oceeda set up under law for corrections, ,eat filed m th� Mells County Clerk into a poHibly lengthy routine: answen, or changes In the tran• ,, despite lts "annoying" sixt h lunar probe failure Sund1y. of Courts JD the lnJuncUon auit Judge Bacon i:oust approve it for script as filed. Tlie new moon rocket will carry The caterpillar in question wu apiu1� county pureha&e of a D- 9 accuracy and acceptability, 110 a d;i>llcate of the 18? . poond caterptllar. must attorneys for both 11ides, to cost $151,275, payable in three ''tp,ce lab@nlory" destroyed Jn The �ceptions actually are a and along each step .of the way installments, with money a11eady lhi�· flation'a late1t lunar nplora­ transcr11>t of August lffth pro. ftlpulated period1 of time are paid In: $3,600 monthly rentals to ----'- ----tion 1 tetback. ceedlnis presided over by Judge have been deducted. Sunday's effort to fire s aatel• Joh� C. Bacon. At that time Recently, a majority of the lite , 340,00 miles to a lunar orbit commissiGners, Rolland NeutzlinR J.u�ge Baeon turned down the peo s ended in wreckage at � bottom Dan Harlingu voling yes, ap• btton of ·Homer Goegl8ln to stop and '!tie Meigs County SheriU's De­ purcbue o1 the caterplllar. proved a resolution of intention partment la inveatigaUng an ac­ or the uteAn le&& than 1me hour Goegleln filed an appeal Seplo continue renting the ealerpil• sident on Rt. 124, after a un­ after an A\lu-Able rocket b)aated · tem ber 2. lar if it cannot; be bought, and to ldentiried driver, opentlng 1 hym its pad. pay $3,600 per month rental for bread truck hit n power pole eoo Court attaches Hid today the ��;._ume It has been used .. feet above the Provlco Millin, Co., in Minersvllle thla n,,orntnr; at 8:30. :· . Wltneues said that lhe driver • GeQrge Strode, Sporta Editor of [ o the truck WH not inj'l'l'd I the Ati>en, 111e...n1:.,, Sund,r .... · h _.._ ,1,c1,d ll'e&ld... -�I the SootJI. o,,.;.il!U . �w:, .Hl\OltlPIJon - · · .,.. , · h a . a ,ed orr ai N1tm'tr:t)h10 Sports"'iura afld tH· \lf' •- · · � -7\9i-,,1"il:!'.£� l l!:' ; Floyd TB1bo t, l!6, Barbe,ton, Sportsbroadcasters l\.sloeilltlon. 0., was arrested Uftng CffOn by t h e Sherl(f's · 880ft 11D . . He succeed!! Chester L. Tanne- . · Department Saturday tor night Ml A; hill, editor of The PomerGY-Midnersvlll♦ rffldent ha, M.i8.II Wanda Ruth Stepmle, 2i. dleport Daily Sentinel. . IHrn♦d I lff&On about flylnt driving while intoxicated. He forFuneral services for Mrs. Lettie Elected vice president was Bob airplanes· without Pf'OIM'r train. felted $1� bond this morning of Aur<1ra, Va .• has been nam• Cunningham, who died al Holzer Willis, Wellston banker and part- Ing.· No, he w..n•t pllollnl a ,.. when he laJled lo appear in ed Home Demon1tration Agent for Ma110n County and has aslloapltal today at 9 a. m. will be time sportewriter and sportsbroad• or I DC 7, IM,t a mOfMI air- County Court. 'the only of.her person arrest- sumed her duties. held Wednesday at 2 p. m. from cuter for the Wellston Telegram p11.,.. Thi plane w•• rHcly to the Ewing Chapel with burial in and Wellston radio station. The new ■r:enta i1 a graduate of be 1ent Into the wlld blue yon. ed by the department over the weekend was Douglas Sayre, Ra- Aurol'II High School in Preston Hobart Wilson, Jr., Sports Editor der, by the would be pilot. Portland Cemetery. , She was born Od. 2fl, 1888, in of the Galllpolls Tribune, was relnttHd of hHdlni Into the cine, RD 2. He ie being held fOr County in the dau of 1956. She ' investigation. re<:elved her BS degree In home Lebanon Township, the daughter eleeted 11ecretary-treasurer. cloud, when Ml let looq of ttt, of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. and Mary economiC!II at West Virginia Uni• The meeting was held at the Fair pl■ne, It turnff around ind Greens Country Club near Jack- taok • noN dive right Into the Taggart., versity in June, UMIO. IS O She will l'Ucooed Mn.. Ramona Surviving are a broth41r, E. D. sori fo11owing a dinner there. Wil- chin of t he 30 yur old pilet, Holliday, who resigned Ute poll• T■Hart, Fort Pierce, Fla., son was authorized to pdrc=hase wi.en the Injuries ..,.. totaltd' tian in April . of this yea� Since listers, Mrs. Rettle LeMas- trophies !or presentation at the the pilot wa, the onl., CHUalty,, ., , �. Fontana, Calif.; Mn. Zettle All•SEOAL footbaU banquet set J,te went to Mel91 Goneral Hoslhat Umt, the County has been without an agent. H9(ferman,. Franklin, Pa.; Mrs. now for December 1 in the city pltal and had five 1tltchei In Miss Ste,pmle has said that she Nettie Smith, Syracuse with winnb1g the grid championship. hi, chin. will meet in the near future with An effort will be made to have whom Mrs. Cunningham qi�de The model plane wa■ not llamher home and a hal( brother, E. this date changed. farm women's �h•ba .to map out •� a proaram in home demonstration It conDicts with at least two o. 'faJgart, V-cine, - 0. / • AKRON UPI-Two masked men work. Her hu.sband, Ed, died Feb. 24, other Important meetings, the aparmed wlt.h pistolH today robbed pearance of the Ohio State NCA lNO. the Weat HIii, Bnncb of the champion Ohio basketball at team l'ROMISIS IIG GIANT Fritinda may call at the fl.lneral First National B1nki of $30,000. University, and the Middleport STANFORD, Calif. UPI-Tht home 1ny time. ou The a1111men entered the bank largest single unrestricted grant Rotary club sponsored football at 10:14 a. m. EDT and shouted: ever made to a ·university-$25 banquet for the Yellow Jackets. "This is a 1tiekup." h Attending were the orticera .n1mmillion-has been promised by They ordered all patrona and the Ford Foundation to Stanford ed and Willard Fitzp,trick and Ed Registered nurses O f Mason Clark, Jackaon; David Kempton, County met recently at the Appa - b� nk employes to line up. Then University provided Stan(ord Athens, Robert R.oberta:, Pomeroy;· lacblan Auditorium in Point Pleas- lhe bandit& cleaned out the tell, matches it with ffl fflillldn with­ Odle O'Donnetr, Gallipoli!; John ant lo organize a county wide er·s cages, ran f111m the bank, in five years. and fled In a 191Ht Chevrolet with :_ , Web41r, Wellst'tin; John Ward, Nel- group of nurses. , sonville and Jim Myers, Logan. During the meeting nominating Ohio liCflnse platea. The estimate or the lpl ount and telephone committees were named. Members of tlie nominat- taken in the robbery wu made in.a eOIDmittee are Mn. William by bank pre1fdent. Harlan ·P•ige, Thr-ee )'OUnl Ma,on Couhty. sall• Alarnhoul, Mn. J. S. Duncan, arid 'I'he two men apparently llipped ors are pi'eaent1y spending fourMrs. C. L Brown. Members of the through �lice bloclt-1e• &et up . teen day leave, at • their home,, y telephone committee are Mrs. alter an aJarm went off, after having completed their P�BURGH UPf-Tbe 33Police •aid one of the bank Frill Frey, Mrs. o. s. Kelley, and h11ic recruit llaining at the Naval . • drou1ht finally WIH �nant employea managed ta slip° out of Mn. Robert Lutton. , e joy that a<!comh t And .endMt. , Trlinint , Center Great Llkea, llli• the bank While the robbery was Harrl1onville Scipio PTA held an Plans were made for another pniell Ibis fact ■Imply 1t1tamped · nols. � yoons m�n all enlist• open house Wednesday evening, progress in and c alled to report meeting to be held October 10. �atown Sunday ed together, ttalned together, Sept. 21. All teachera, parents and Ptttsbw:&h Attending were Mn. Homer Mar- the holdup. A -bank alarm abo d and are now on leave tosether. pupils were Invited to the get11i.ght. wu tripped a, the two gunmen tin, Mn. Bertha Harmon, Miss flle air was u.turated with that They are: fled. acquaInted senIon . . Bert ha Condee, illra. L. L. SchWilliam Eugene . C,onno11y, Airsweet smell or 1ucl?eQ, and New teachers, Mrs. llae YOURJ ween, Miss Louile Roush, Mrs. -man Apprenllee, u. s. Navy, son choked the lidew,tka and thronga Margaret Gray. Mrs. Dorothy Mor­ of Mr. and Mr�. Charles B. Connol- and Mrs. Maurita Miller, were in• rieon, Mrs. Marguerite Shields, Here For Interment ., streets to inhale il aa they await• The remains of Grover Hiram ed the arrival from Milwaukee of ly :Route 2 Leoti. Connolly will re- trod�ced by Mr. George Dallas, ex­ Mrs. Louella Morgan, MISI Evelyn cut1ve head of Northwestern. lm­ ' e Jarrett, who dled near Washing. thei, heroe>-the 1960 Nation,! ri to the fiaval Air Station Anaents have �n made with 8'ickma11, and those named to ton, D. C., Saturdll', will arrive League champions-the Pittsburgh provem I c., n1ton. upon D. waahl , eo,Ua by train in Athena at 6:33 p. m. Pirates. .1 more ito be made in the near fu• committee&. oofflpletion of bl■ lean. ture. Tuesday. Police Superintendent James Tony Martin Cbeesebrew, Burial will be in the Beech Slueser said th,t estimating the Mn. Bea Wood, president, ap­ man Apprentlce, U. S. - Navy, son. Grove Cemetery at 9 Wednesday 8.lze of the crowd was nearly imOI Mr. 'Ind Mn. Jphn s. Cheese• · pointed five delq:ate1 to attend Auxiliary To Hold morntn1. He had lived here years possible. But he aaid that. accordLe­ at County .A. Councll P.T the Pleasant. brew, Route 2, Point Meeting September 27 ago. ing to police reports. some halfChfftebrew, enlisted ae an Air• I tlrt Falls on Oct. 13. They are The Racine American Legion Haiel Lewis, Gilkey, Faye Louise million person• turned out to wel man Recruit, one ·oi the choices· of MEIGS GINIRAL HOSPITAi.i Sta'ntey, Helen Williams and Hazel Auxiliary · wtll · hold 1t1· regular come home the victorious Pirates. any Navy applie1l1t. meetin1 at the Legion hall, Sept­ Saturday adml1sion1: Jean Ste­ People began conver&in& on the Owen Eqene Pllllta� Seaman Hendenon. Named to the way1 ember 'Z7, a.t a o'clock. wart:. Middleport; Mirtha H111ton, area 1hortl)' arter the Pirate& ofAp....tice, , U: S. Navy, husband and means com'tnittee were ;.fary •There will' be a silent auction, a Du-,bar, W. Va.; Kathryn Windon, ficlally clinched the pennantof Deloria J. Plante, Route · '2, CtneY, chairman, lk!tty Gllkey, movie; and relruhmenll. Margaret Pomeroy. Gilkey Davldl<ln, Clinton when the Chicago Cubl -ellmlnatPotni "P.leaaanl Plant:a, enlisted in Leodell Ypat, president wishes to t_hank ,Sat,urday discli■r,:es: Dorothy ed the St. Louis Cardinals in the , N•�•1 High Sct\ool Graduate and . Charle a Kina. A comm_itte� wn also named to al! members who took- p,art Jn the Roseberry and daughter, Racine; the Wll\dy City. Tralnlnl Pro�m. which laaured Dora Al'ln Duckworth, Syracuse. to the black topping under Fall Festival Saturday hl&ht. aee "Bring on tbe Yanks", "The him . of attendin1 a Navy SCbOOI in S_unday admlaalona: Dewey Y3'1U Are Ned,.. ·'Yankee · You'll "'ulp­ the playground around and omc .e]ectronies ul)on of field the Moore, Aahland, Ky.; Audrey Mc Go Home'' sprang up on liomeple�lon of h� 'buic tr1inlpg, and mcnt. They _ are Jake carsey, Mery] Thurman Youth Cited . Laughlin, Pomeroy. .;_ Aft Glltey. d . a Bernard t. Houdaaheld h made signs throughout the goodhe Will. whea ,. bls Jeive expire•, ---•· ..,. Rt, 124 W� Sunday di1ehargea: None. · report to the Naval Tralnin1 Cent• 1 A nursery was started lor thenatured mobs. The O hio State Patrol lnve1UgalChHdr-.n, Too er San Diego, California, for a children with toys being bro11ght an accident at 4 o'clock yealer• C<!,IL KOHL BURIID Nuraery td tul)er'li80l'S ild. h c h c ea by ol rate the In Little children, carried by ex• coune of instruction Frlenda and relatives of Carl uberant parents, fell aaleep on Electroilia Technician. H� Ja a were Betty Arnold. Kai'en Gilkey, day afternoon at Lanpville, on Route 124. Kohl, Sr.• Pittahurah, Pa., son of their fathers shoulders. One todWilliams. eryl and h C Sally h graduate of Point PleaaaM- Hle The by-law, being n:vi11ed the A car driven by 1 ROy Gilbert, 17, Vil Kohl, fonnwly of Pomeroy, dler, whose mother sale! "juat had . i.AU these men enlisted July Gtb, 1roup will now meet the third Thurman, 0., ran Into the back of w■e burled reeently at Pittsburgh. · · Tueaclay of each month. Ml!IETIN4 CALLID · KINNIDV CITID . another car operated by Hubert A meettnr of memberi and P1)r• Dale 'Kennedy, 37, Middleport. The proar.a m committee tor lhe W: Taylor, 60, Middleport. GUN tottaciaS- TO Min waa arre1ted by Middleport Police sona wlshtna to join the Cttlans N · /fte . Friendly Nellhbors club Is neD. meetlna on October 18 will bet1 was arrested by the patrol . Iii ai­ ui for dlalUftiJhg' the "ace. He will Ral11W, ballll' Of CIVIi . DefenH will h ·to Wll ito'p' fithlN folLewil. hy� and Gilby Buel M Tl:lh· .'• to•llold Ha monthl)i meethq: In M1J1or Kermeth 'McEl· be held 'nunday 1t 7:IQ p. m. · In ' ·"'diy; Sept, 2'rt at the bomtl �r Mn, The roOm banner w11 . won by Mrs. 4u� diltince. Dam■«e to both appear y , P� b!Moy's colll'I. � WU mbror. �� YoWll'I room. �' 0.H'it� .,... 11;� � �� - �· ,'. , JJf .. . .. � ' ·r� • t< , .') 11 ·. ,,.4 ,1 •: ;'-,. t� • . 8,1. Sportswn'ters --Mrs. Cunningham President In '60 'Le.sson TO p · '/Oi: 1.11....., ' "' , · To Be Buri�- ·-· , !',g,gp Chi . ,. . OY D . A w· Wednesday At 2 r . Built Und"! SCS er ,U� Progrant o• Individually s FREE HEARI N G' ·, ent1ne Clark Will Speak At Hunter Dinner lfOOe NaJ11.ed. { t.· , : :: , · · ., , W�t•r Su ��:: •�., 1 �1 , 1 . .' , Pl US •. " " 'he en 1or H·OSPITAL POL ICY . - --- •, t' ,, at . ' Pomeroy-Middle NO. 136 Transcript Filed In Caterpillar Case Brought-­ By Homer Goeglein, {',ailed 'Bill Of Exceptions' ·4J In 1960 1 t�,. 3I or vw� with � . � -: '·�1·. · •i-�'.Nib ��eP , RETREADS XU -~ ,, �w�nee-�ver,'' ... 1u;;�,..' 81 and "Swing Low, sweet 'Oharlot." , ' 1 --=- 1 · · . TOlttGMT · . Speaker for the program was e ., Lesli Nan .... lwa!Mln Rex Rev. Ruppelt who used the topic, I EDl.LS THE OF "MIRACLE h "Toget erness." He mentioned the (Clnema•ope) fact that all races and creeds had - also wonhipped together in this chureh Char1ton Hutoii - Gary Cooper in recent years He also used aevTHE "WRECK eral personal e�periencei to illusD AR" MARY E' irate that among races there 11 · (Cineniucope & Color) 'T.10 difference. He Contrasted the ] , Mso Cartoon race situation In our country and 1 European countries, stating that If\ SUNDAY and MONDAY su,ope ther, " , togethernaa in Elbabelh Taylor and race but a certain separation in Montgomery Clifl· in religion but in America there ls a "RAINTREE COUNTY" mo,ement· !or togethema" . in re, (T0<hnicolor & Cioetna1<ope) ligion but 1\ill a separation in race; _ a l'eo _ -!{anjty· Span:, in Mrs. James Sanborn •dl1pl1yed material which she had recel.ved •� ''THE BIG NIGHT'' the Leadersl)lp n-atning Sehool at (Interii'■tin• 'teen-Age PICtUNIJ Wooiler College in July w hen shl! "Ralntree COwity" Approx. 8:,0 ' attcnded H a delegate. 1 ' ' ' ·,� (Part over 'taiM f.l,ab.L'' at 7 : ' At the d011e of ttie meetitlg mf.lTI At· . ft;) ·· ' . - · , · . . .fUao ,, bership cards were distrib"1t� n . . �Y' : ' •¥· ,earttio ·, 1 · Mrs. Sauer. . .· · · TMrnioo VOL MEIGS THEATRE Past Pr<>·- s1'den t's Of A UXI•1•,ary M ef <>dne�•dOy N!lg W·)'-_ • ht -. -:::-::--::-::--::-:-�--------------�--�-----\! C. E. BJakellec w11 cuest 1pea• lter, when the TWllillll Garden Club met Th ursday evening at th Federated ChL1rch educatioi;i . .• _. buildln& , . . .. Con11en'1tioh abd the need ol ��u• •o Mitt saving top 1011 was fl¥ topic ol �he speaker, who al� shQ.w� aD ·111e W:H4W'ood �n club will 1nterestin, colored , ��lnl., 1'The meet WedaOICUiy at 8 p.m. at the Earth Is 'I_'hl!l l.ord s . M,1. Her- h pme oJ ,Mn, Paul F'iiiher with man Humphre, ol The r11 ! n'- , Airs. Karl Grueser a, co-h01te11. reg1oi,al dlredor of tl!e Ohi:o A'$· _ , sociation of G,11.rden Clubs spoh oil ruture proJecU of the Asso­ ciation and reminded the mem­ ber& of the re&ional meetin,:: to Pi:nnemy. Ohlo be at -1-,ake Hope Lodge dining TONIGHT ·· room oit--October 12. •ONCE MORE. WITH FEELING' (Technicolor) · , . Mrs. T. A. Henrles1y ph!sided Yul Brenner - Kay Kendal) at lhe meeting and devotion, - al!IO were Jed by Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. who read a poem "I Btlieve Iii. , " VAU,EY of the RroW°P,QDS' God" and closed the devotions 1 John Hq�soo _ :-- Ly�n � - _ nay with lhe Lord_'s Prayer in unison. · $UN., MON. and TU .,'. Mias Ethel Garland told o! a lrip she and her sister made to the "BF.CAUSE THEY'RE; Y.Oll!'JG'' West recently. The new yeat Dick Clark - 'flt1•Mtay Wflld . - alto - . � boob were distr.ibtltfd. , - )4r.f. Pe.tlrl Hyitill read· an :• ■ri,iCle o� I 1 '-'!J'HE .MOJJ� 1·�1., RO',,ED" bird!, . • . •, · . • .,.,. $,e'n...._>"- l�I•�"' Gifts wore P.re�nted to, Mrs,.. · : Ru�itll'.,t»J,f;.'�Jl,l1; 11:l:mJn. Humphrey ancl. _ M'�. Blakesl,e� ·' · ; .�ij!t'-,c)C!Ji'•ftP.4'.liJI , by _. �rs. Hennessy oti . ��( of , · . _ m:� .. 1 1 _.::::X:!0\t • . • . · · """7 · -- ,, the. f1Ub. - ·t ,} ·. · . . ·- • S ♦ 6,30 poijuck dlnn!/' \n t�• �· . IIMD �l!'��1'1-t,!11_ .4f ehlJlch dl�ng room' �te��· ,lhe meeJing watb the hotiu� -Mts.l ·· Mr. and Mra. Norman Fisher of Sepecaville are the guests of rela• tlves in the •rea. · Ch arles Spen(er, who i1 emplo_y• ed in Pltt8burg, Pa . . is spending a few day& with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Midkiff of Bradenton, Fla., are the guests of relatives in the area-. e Give Your Blood Wednesday At Pomeroy High F-1vor1 wero cor...,•• of chryialltbemwn,· and juniper- made by Mrt. Wllliam1on, Mr,. WobIler and Mra. Gerald Wildumulh . Guelb weN Hr. and 11.n. Blakellff, Mre. Humpbrt)', Mn. Marie Ca� or Clearwater, Fla., , aDd M.lh farbara Rou.-1, At GQrd.en ClUb ly LUCILLI HAWKINS - h G•UeSt SpeaIcer In Pomeroy s.lturlian Coats . Web■ter, ii,, and llrL • P il wit. Hamson provldiQJ the desaert. C, E• -Blake',ill -'ee· People ..... I Engag,ement Is Announced Mainly About J ACKETS j ' : ' 1 . 3-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., � Sept. 24, lll60 ' Hoffman Rites Held Sunday In Point Ple.asant Funel'a) aervices were held at 2 p, m. :Monday for William S. Hoffman, 8'l, of Point Pleasant, Route 2. who died Friday night alter a long illneu. �ices were held al the Spill• man Methodist Church near Weat Colwnbia with burial following in the Lone Oak Cemetery. Mr. Hollman, a retired carpen• ttr, had built bis own casket sey. er■I yeua ago and atored it al · _home. Following bit, inatruc­ tionl, be w• to be buried in the t:ullet built by him. lie waa the son of the late Mr. and Jin. James Hoffman and w11 a native of Muon County. Surviv• ing are bis wife, Inez V. Edwards Hoffman, �lumbus; four daugh­ tera, Mn. W. H. Runyon, Hunting• IOn; Mrs. Iola Coleman, Poinl Pleuant; Mrs. Fa,-e Smith, and Mn. Marcille Wilkes, both of Co­ lumbw. four sons, Howard, Le-­ tars; Forrest, Henderson; and Harper and Hebert. both of Co­ lumbua. In addition he is survived by tJn-ee 1i1ten:, Mn. Etta Youns and lit•. Daisy Kn�pp. both or West Columbia; Mn. Olevia Young Clifton; three brothers, Nathan, Columbus; Newton, z,neeville; and Okey, Springfield,' Ohio; 20 grandchildren, and 41 gre11t grand­ children. tible, bearin, the ball players hia firat birthday two weeb ago" definitely was in · the spirit or rinall)' arrived in the Golden Tri, the occasion, dressed in a base- an1le at ■bout U:J5 pm EDT. ball uniform the back of w hid& Pirate announcer Jim Woods sign. . bc>re a "Beat 'em, Bucs-"- who accompanied the team. on th� But as he toddled along hold111g . from Milwaukee, said every on to his nother's hand. he kept hght connected witlt- tbe club was one a plastk milk bottle jammed-con- soaked with champagne, beer ·and tentedly in his mouth. - --liquid. motorcade or open conver- anything The --Aidmen Give Relief To Norman' Terrel Middleport emergency aidmcn - were calhed at 10:10 p. m. Sunday to aive aid to Norman Terrel, North Firth Ave. • Mr. Terrell WIS enroule to a y WASHINGTON (UPI) - Casey Stengel, prouder than ever doctor in a friend's car when his of his triumphant New YoTk Yankees, rated his !Olh Amer,·. condition wol'Bened and the sq\11d was called. He · wu. given emerg­ can League pennant over all the Others today "because every. ency relief south of Milla St. on one thought we couldn't do it." South Third, and taken to Meigs F1nall)' relaxing a bit aner Sun. General Hospital in the emergency day's +3 pennant clinc her against compan:- w1lh the former New ambulance. t. the Red Sox In Boston, th e chi p,- York Giant manage "He was one of the greatest of per 70.yP.ar-old Yenkee m anager time," Casey .-id, "and l never Aid Squad Called all , paid tribute to all the players who helped hlm win since be ·took over could hope lo be the manager be After Swiq Accident was." the club in IIM9. The Pomeroy emercency squad Stengel added that it was "a colw ,:Without them, I ouldn't have was called to Peach Fork Road players e won one peruw;t, never mind 10 " lectivc erfort by all th at 7:08 Saturday evening to give ' the club" that won (or the on &aid �Hey. • aid to Cathy Wilson, who fell ro Yankees this year. ''That first pennant you ncv r from • grapevine SWing. foreet,'' he said. "The firth one "I guess you'd have to say the She suffered a pouJble broken we won in a row was something Yankees played like they know ankle and wa, taken to Meigs apecl.al, too. But l gotta' 118y this how, arter we 1ot beat twice by General Ho■pital by the squad. one now goeB on top be!'amc ev­ Kansas City I litUe while beck," eryone thoul!lht we couldn't do it." he said. "W�'ve come on t.o win ._ SHADE MAN ARRHTID nine in a row and that's !Offlething. 'vernal H. Well, 24, Shade Wal Tle With McGr•w Casey's 10th pennant ties him In the pinch that we were in, you arrested Saturday ni&ht by Pome­ with the late John Mf:Graw as the generally loee one or two, but ef­ roy Police f9r apeedinC, lfe will m1naser who has won the most t41r KanNB City that Y•nkee spbit appear before Mayor Charles Le­ pr tomorrow "lf!':L · took over and Ula 'WU tt." tiop, bot SlellilOI . . llilI lie cotddll> Stengel Prouder Of ThIS' One Than An Of Those other Nme J,'-'1-... �1--Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept . 26, H l60 ----- FOR SAL E King �uperior Tru m ­ pel _ �ilgh tl>· u�ed, $75. Call W Y2-5402. 9-2�·Jt c - · -- - -- - FILING AND NotlCI SJX ROOM house and bath on 1 N I NVENTOR Y :\1echa111c $t ree\, Myers lihallow ' HEAR!J1f; ·,� No. 11,416 "t" well pump used v�ry little . Phone W Y2-3542. 9-24-3tc PN11J.!Jt• C'Ourt, "'91,. County, - - - -- - - - - ~--TO t h@ Exeebtor nr Ad � ' ilti,. roR SALE Upright player piano. trator and -, such of the tollo · n,­ S t rilford. WY2 2992. 9·24--61p as are residents of the alate of Ohio: surviving spouse, if any; 'l' W(;s - F61t SALE -IN ne:i.:t of 11:in; beneftcj q ' 'Uhdtr I L \, .l.LO. 1 1 pp111g c o ntaint'rs. Ph. WY 2- the will, if any; the a½� rn(!y or at, : 3.' ·,i t9J 24, 6tc tomeys representing of the · arorement101f� peffO� · J (9a ) Mo rine Supplies You are hereby hotlfled that on l he 24th day of SeP•"'1'iler,, 196.0, AS IS SP.ICIALS I an Inventory and A.eRJ'. �int of 57 Mtrc\/:-y 60 H. P, $495.00 the 11.tte qr iff.e�!Y ,])'. e, de, 59 Mer<ury 70 Ii, P. $59S.OO . , . ip in ceased, I•� qt s.ltm' : 45 H. P. Mercury Outfit $99$.00 · ui.d Co!Ult, · w� _fiMil" l.n I METROPOLITAN MOTOltS . fh ia . . " ;'� 600 Eut M• in StNet, Pom•ror Colllt. Hearina 9, n ,¥kl i: f l)�y -:,.nd Phor.t WY2·3170 Appralff,m�t 'WIii IM �,��rpre 8·20-Hc 01 Leg_al -- __Lego/ .., ·-Notices -- -=- - Combined Sunday School Hour, Worship Service Held �t Mtet�o�isJ 9.Jn,s;ch Around And About Middl�po11t ,NOTICE OF AP�fffME� A combined Sunday Schoel hour and Wol'Ship serviee was Ca1_4!1 ••o. ·� ' •11\ ,,.. yesterday at the Heath Methodist Church in �iddl�l;IOrt .... held f!, r oti0e1 ia � given that tdlth to celebrate Promotion Sunday and l\ally .Day'. S in, 'fhO� Poat Ottlc.:e adcJreu By PlllDDII HOUDADl!L'f Young people of the ch urc h i . J'llll CONSJS'l'lt!NT DEPEll(D.\BLE llESULT8 11 Z82 Mlltberr)' Avenue, Pomeroy, we n' m charge of t he opening ex • Philson, l. E. :\11-11 M, E menon Mr. and Mrs . Paul Sm art spent RATES Ohio, has been duly appointed Ex• ercises wit h Forrest Bachtel glv- , Jones, M.{1, Br.uce Lloyd, Mrs, the 11·eekend in Laudrnville. ecutrlx of t h e Estate or Aten S h ain, alfd Sara Orin Sinith, Mrs. L. W. McComas. fi �ts' per -wrd, nne Insertion. MioiriWDl'I rh;irg e ·- iiO cents, Mr. and Mrs. John Vr•Jman ar•d ing t he call to worship 1a,-. of Mei.as Co�11ty, .ohJo, de e h t Bechtel readmg Di- 1 Mrs . Jack Bt-ch t_el , Mrs. Ja mes scripture I cent,; pex word for three 1..'0ni.ea!U\'e in.sertion1. ,on, Jo hn Howard, spent the W•'t'k ane Mcco as sed. cea Eul er, Mi111 Bess Sanborn, Mr•. � « _ . �al - one mo 11th for 30 cenl J (:,t!r word. end 1'. ith Mr. ,md Mrs. Jn!m C. for t he m was the a omp nist , James Brewington, Mr. and Mrs, openlng and Tom Rall had 1'ull rate of f cents per word wilJ be ch.uged for adverllSln;i . Dated this lflth day of Septem• -,r,mnm. Gene Harr11. t m orning prayer. , If llOt oilid within 10 days aner rece;vmi !Jill. • r, " 1960. �id1ele Hackett daughter of heThe he At t�e close of the a�ice • po� C hoir under the di. 'i!:rr...,, u, Advertising - Should l.,e n,p<>�trd l.mmlf'd.iatdy. T.be Mr. a1:d Mrs. Michael Jfaekt't; ha� rec tion Junior F. H. O'BRIEN lu ck dinner was held m the bu•· of Mrs. L. w. M c c o mas . . Dala;y Sentinel wi.ll ofll be rl:!.!lporwble for more th.an one mcor­ Judge of the •Probate Court been ill at hM' h om e for seven1 1 presented the number, "Fur the ment of the ch urch wit h 16:J pres­ Nd inserUo,n. 1aye. Meiss Co1inty, Ohio ent. &Jra. Becb t le and M'.1.11 4anof t he Earth " ,ard of 11:.anb and 5,pe{!I� Nolicea of Ewots SUJO. r)biluariea 'f1) 19, �: (10) 3, 3tc Mr. and Mrs. Emenioi1 Jones Beauty rn ch a,rce ()f the �,ble in wi:re bo C h Eri David a·nd am• c h t Konkrig Jlllblished at 1 ce 'lt per worct. ---:--wero:! in Athens Sunday aftemoon bers a ssisted with the arran2,,i;n.nts and t�e women of offering. t MO U DAYS WORDS J DAY 3 DAYS to ds.lt wit h their daugh.tn, the, ch� h,d "!:,rut.eel tb.e meal. A playlet, "A Church Family at 90e $1.35 60< ta Sharon, student at OU . . Ho m e,'' w h ie h was dire c ted by . $1.8Cl '"= :::­ $1.20 $6.00 t10e 1(1 ,¥rs. Mabel W11)burn ,,f Colu:11- Mrs. Nan • Moore, NT NOTICE OF APPoiNTM•" was presented Mr. nnJ 'l,,-••fou,� r $i.2:i $1.60 75c 17 .oO 20 b1:s spent the weekend wit h lier c... 11.AiM with thes e taking part, Ben Pbll,I n1olher, Mrs . P earl Gn,·e ; and .W,. l'IIC!eived by 10 A.M wUJ he in t i-,aL d1y·1 c-pu. ,..,.._. of Charin Calaway, son, Mr!. E m erson Jones Mrs. · · at - ��,U:ffl, . i!if!ffl�"!'�ffl.: · I 0Rent ar For Soll' M;s. Audrey Fr0$t anrl familt. ' •d ' l!,ccopllo�•. �;r�,,.,.,IP 0.C.alff Mr'. u.d inrr. ,#.'¥4,;oe , 11;w1er L. French Christine ·coats Mike PHO N E WY-2-2 1 51 c---c-cccc-,c ,:---:---,:-:;--,,_---,cl by anY lb�n•' :PlfO'·ll y me 11r.' and Mrs. P111I Winn return• Lloyd, r ', kji' ,1e): from .• V, a ­ tt' titurnt� ' h Kennet Bill . s Harri Dallas, 50 FOOT Trailer, 3 ru 11 lu;ed t Notitt it hereby 1iven that E. R. eJ Sunday evening from a week's Pat · or lo flve •..YS· bel I e ,. p e f.o ��e • i o "'• ,, , ff)�. o . � ri _ t n Raymo'\ n o Rev, J:;vers y and t . run with · autobt"droo s, h m bal . ·---:::::-7:;-::l i"l"r""��:"""'.'.':"""---- ----,I-or Calaway, Whose ::-0..t Otflee add· er visit in Atron and Colu m bus 10 d d 1,1.ot go f�rot, 'UJ,;· .. , · Sale ( I ) Notices malk w,sher. Maple Street, �� m . ' � -�nd ress Is R. 'D., · Reedsville, Oh io, ha& Wilb relatives. Mr1. Winn's sister Konkright. � ' anY u I _ fu t , _sq! jl ,�•�r:�ar 0� Middleport. Phone WY2.�460 · W hen the congregation convened be'lJn duly appointed AdminiJtra­ Mrs. Morris Thomas w h o has in. · THE PARTY who picked up the GAS, fU EL OI!. a 11cl -<>oa� l fur· , , ""'' Of 11 Children w,e lcome. · . beer, here with Mn. Winn's par­ following t he lesson period, the white Peklnese dog <l1 Br.id naces. Call for free estimates. --:-:--::--:--:--:--:---,cc:= __9·20�tp _ 24tb di,)' .61 � . • • to'r ot the .E■tate of Charles Cala w · ,m:r.Sl� �,� flN"'" �en­ . 1 wa; l1tt of Meigs Coun'ty, Ohio, ents, Mr. and Mrs. IJa�t Lyons Prl_m ary departm�nt, dire<:ted by tob� . · bury Sunday night WllS T{'l'Of.j ' J<·oreman & Allllot! M1duleport. ( -�e · ', •, 1 om " 1 1 ) Wonted TO for . the pa st week return ed to her Mrs. James Brewmgton Hng aev- the ,.(� I t '� · � nized. Therefore, if Lht'y will I 6--10-tk -:-:-:::;;;::c ::c;;; ;-;;---:-. ,_. , r:. deceaaed. · c-- Buy -- Actj.ng _Ju,dje ind' rd hit ' '. eraal songs _wit h C h ristine Coa t s �en, .. h<,me in Cleveland Sunda3,· al&o. :::c return it,_ there will lie 110 · ll)' Hi ... I U �� J ! t '. " u" . 1 a'i ■rid IO �e' ol '" king c , WANTED CUSTO M corn pi . Dated thia 9th .day of September Mn. Betty Gladwell of Colum• as �ccom pamst. charges filed. Edward �o-�'.ri·: i Fot°iin"ouM lwuse 2 lots in b. , the otJitti .! �� ,Trs"' • me Hollon, Po Contact Delmar lll60. bw spent the weekend with her 9·21:i ::I ll l Che�trr 7Vill i.i J.:e, F'��i Oil � to \'C I roy Route 3. Mt. Herman Road Bradbury. - � Promotion certificates w e r- e ' They �'l,!)t a .'f�.� at. P��nel­ , : .F. H O'BRIEN son, Larry, and her parents, given to the chiJdren by the te1ch- lqn wb,, . ;- · · �oYwl I um! a 2 5 fuel oil tank. Cal l 9·24-fltp. f?!fng, Ju.die Qf tbe·Proba•.e Court Mr. and Mn. Delbert Becker and WY2-6fl l 8, l'harlcs llichl. ..."'M,ITI AND PEST CONTROL er s and attendance pins were given 1 Befo� _ P. aq ,· � \1 , ,, . .. ere � Mel,81 .CoWJt/, Oh i.o : ,, -.;· .Pal_n, Frw irKpOCtlon, ln,u,. j 9-24 i:ltp. 1 L family. by Jame s Euler, SS Secretary. Oil� j.n · � , � • _&N, I " ,nnpal (;[NSENG HOOTS for prn_tnpt a c• , ,�'¥,i' • . � . ll 3tc (8) 12, 19, 26, .. by N,itlonwfd. Phon• l�!t,, • of ceplance $1.31 per 01. _All other . Rhodell Steffy was confined to year pins were preaented to Van t..,.bQi' LEGAL . · ·•- A. Servle♦ •St•tion WY 'l: f'Olt SALF:. Jt;ltSEY cow three 1. · ., trus Jo hnson, Sara Bachtle, aruJ Karen.I �e � pr1c� . '.f!me { .• · also. llt advanrcd t root!; • P1 [Joinrr lit o 1m yuars Willurd, 4-'l6-tt' h i s h om e be c ause of illne s s y e s­ 2Sl6,. The Bedford To. tee■ the Hawley. A two year pin Was \given llr. i"i ,,, , E. II. Morse, Albany, Ohio, nex t of Meip CouJlty; Ql)l6; fli!j __ __ ' rn,} . 11 JJ. 1 _ /9) 24, 3tp terday. • � 1 'J���es'ul .rd· the Beth Fultz, a t hree year Pln, to Naµo · t to to Tl•nnessce Gas Plant. 1'0ME COOKED m e�ls, pia1e ---------;--:--: · - - ----;--;;cc Rev. Fred I. �ardner and Wal­ bids at thelr tegutif Qlft �i pl. , NOTICli 'OP APPOINTMI NT \Yilliam DaV_ ls, and an eight year :r,ttll •���11,Q? - f'• �'!fl,tfca. 9 24 Jte up until 6:00. p. rtl. OcL Dairy llur. 1 L U W � f-. �.D corwcrs!•Jn of 3-76 lunche s . ,lack's ter Bunce a tt ended the Ho m ecom­ '· 1�. · C'IM NO: 11,439 R 9·20-tll(' ' po unrls pe r dozen eggs was re- --:-c:--::---:::· Middleport. ing at the Zion :::!hurch of Christ pm to Barbara J ones and a 1 1 yea1 - j for the purebase of 'the lo lowina: E1taf• of ldward Browning P. l t n a o u m Va. r icd l pin to Da'vid 1\onkrlgb t. _ _ . . , . _ -- - -: ·l �Ji w: _ �- , �· r r'. ( 1 4) Fo r Rent _ Sunday. equipm ent: •Nd ARRIVED F m:::sn SATl l BIMY A. S l ler!Jert Jacksor1 usrng ½ayne --·--:;:;;--Teochers of the c.burch �-h�ol, � Ii. ' · · Mr. and Mrs. D o nald Sum m ers · O•e .It Canning lomil toes, . ranni11g l'oultr_y Mn,n an<l gram . . Pnu I · FOR RE"•NT mmJ. em J WO bedroom " •-to•" truck·. w,th two lf;'d . Not/oo.11 Dert-b)' (iven that Dana iµid children, Medina, spent the were honored by the pastor dur� :,. 1r1;et u·• Su,11-K'J" --'-• , pe.aches, Bartlt>'.L� 11eii rs. grnpl·,, l try M1.n-r lia!unces the mgrchouse. Fur,mhcd or 1:1nfu.r- a:xle, tires 8-26 front -,IIOO .-: B, 1lilA1'flllnJ wltoae Post Office weekend with. Mr. and Mrs. Paul ing the service. They were Ben Ch • ��it,� M d n pe; Boos(e bnkei, hellleJ b6(I p e devotion�l be ( was and apple bu tter J pplt•s. Midway ,�ll d1ents i,1 farm grains so hens ,'l'qm nished, nutomalic heat, dispOB� otot:t::tez: ;� Winn and Mr. und Mrs. Hart Ly. Part-v Held On I,:ad'er of · t�e Youth Fe1J owsh 1p Market, w. M,;., SL, i'<>mecoy. prn<lu,·,· a l h,gh nLc, bul ,1 al aad fandscap,•,i ya,d Phone an c1tfrp�ter. Submi t bid■' wlt.)I ti' .J '1'd ,rit�o•l i_,.P •tpolri\ed Aainlni!lt'lor • qi tb, one of Bradbury and Mr. and Mrs. of the Heith Methodist Church 9 24 31c Oh io. luw focd �ost . Ask for details W_Y2-3240. Mrs. James Weber, 1 lO' 44"!)' �f 1 Clair Taylor, Rutland. · . o Ninth Birthday late • • ·• _ , . Ettate :of &Jwatd P: ]irown!ng, ff •· ,, b 4Y when they rnet Sunday evening at Kau t 1. F ced Store, Chester, llt c MirMleport. 9·26-6t l!arry S. Moore and Miss Jean ,Board reserves the r11h t to reject ot Meiji · toU»tY, ·Ohio, deeeasEid. :::::--c== --__ _ __ The nlnth birthday of Linda the church. tifarilyn Swan was in Olun. 9·26•lt r 1TS REVlVAL TIME al �It . Oliv r La m a spent t he weekend in Col­ . ' · blitfs. all any or flv'. Housi,"""t..;; ROOM EIGHT ' Dated tlilil f5 th 'day of Septemwas celebrated last Fri- C'h arge of• the lesson. Hackett near Long Bo t tom, Sept 2U u m bus where they visited with. day even.in£ at her home in Mi$:!· · BsirbRra Jones, president, con• Bedford Tow_na�lp Tr111t�1 �r 1980. room apartments. A. N. Bengel. , Clurenl'e Proffitt PO'J'ATOES I . · l thru Orl. 9. llev llurukl Holm• ' Mrs. Harry E. Hoagland, Mlss dleport with a slu m ber party. By Glenn Ue, ' U-2-Uc P hone WY2..3272. duded the . business meeting w h en 9. 2J.J2t c _ 10 e1, evangelisl Spe d at � ingin .t: 1 l 'or ti ,me ' Oh Grace Sauvage and Mr. and Mrs. F. _ Cl11trk of Board H. O'BRIEN celebration LinAt. part of the tent8tive plans were m ade for a __ _ _ _ ___ ___ -c;;;-:c:--:::= _ l.ty the Four K1•ys, l !Liutmgton, G Or;n J . l/ M P c·va! di•ii vr• rc.' d in FOR UENT-Tbrin office roollll Judge of the Probate Court Ernest .Jones, Sunday t hey attend• da and friends attended the Mid- bake •sale -and a m embership (9) J.2, 19, 28, 3lc W. Va., The Trnvelcrs Trio Meigs County, Ohio . ed the dedication of the corner dleport-Wa hama football Mei gs C im nr y for 32c hu Call J over Stiffler Shoe Sttlre on game drive was d! Seussed. Bufblu, W. Va . , TJ1e Duncims t C l i 7 2:!34. Court St., in Por;neroy, s,cond (9) J9, 26; (10) a, 31c stone of t he 'Christian Education and returned to her h ome for re. 9· 2H-:ltp Meeting with the youth group 11nd ot her.�. Corne h1•ar, lwt•d , - - ---- - ---- - - floor. One large 18 x 22 ft, room Building of t he Broad Street Pres­ freshments served by her mother, was Rev. Raym on Konkrigh t, and help. Jtev. D. Cirrlc, Pas• Al'l'Ll<:S I-OH SA L l<:-(;rimcs (;t!l· I with adjoln-i ng 1:il \ 12 ;:. r(H)m byterian C hurch. Jr. Gif ts Hacket t pastor of t he ch urch. Mrs. George dell, l<Prl ant.I Yellow llcl1ri o 11�. D•24•6l p tor. One 10 • 18 frO"llt room. All Larry Bunce who is attending were presented to Linda from ----- - :-ita,vm1m irnd R 1Jme Jfoau1y. ne ...,!y painted with new floor an engineering sch ool in Cincin• t.-iends who re m ained for the I' ' if Pl1•11�c bring rontai11t•rs. Chris M E N covering11. Phone WY 2-2088. ( 3 ) I n Memorian1 nati spent the weekend with his nig ht. 1-'rulh, Mason, W. Va. l'hrnu• 8·2-Uc parents, Mr. llnd Mrs. Walter TRAI� T9 BE IN MEMORIAM Sl' r 11fe :i 5254. 9·26 5tc -�- --- - - ----:,---,--;Bunce. Those spending t he night and ·- - - --- - - 7 llOOM HOU S F., both, t hree lots. ---In m e m ory fJf my husb�ncl, Joh11 -n�• J6.S Ga .)4Jmta:l,llAeJ'Y ugei: enjoying breakfast were JoJ,ee . . St., Middleport. J. llelOI'P 8:llO · A.Jt William (Pete) Werner and Davis, Teresa Casci, R. Davis, who passed away fiv e T A_J'H , i,; mn'I C' l lcle �·i s i nn ,35 . . C u b 1 7RO HysC'II er, 9,2 - lowtt, 2 ft. open; G1lh­ p Remalee ] UO, $ �. 5. Ml4ol- WY­ 9.7.tfc IL Al (' n. years ago loduy. Sep t . 26 , lll55 . I S_1 11ut un1forr 11, size _ ,l polis 17.8 upper, 9.3 lower, 2 Denni s Walburn len thia m orn• Nicre, Lois Ann Sauer, Nancy J .llkt l nk Jla1 u t l s l ·. y on, l � . c � rn flo....-., WT�24ft5 • Treasured lhoughls of 0/11.' so 1·2" ft. open; LOek 23, .13.8 upper, Ing for Colum bus w here they Harris. Shelia Ch ilds, Lucretia APAlt'1'MENTS - .ll'urnubed and I 9-21! :lip. KAU'IZ PUD STOP 1 clear_, . lower cloted off. All move• -will take the examination for en­ Byers and Martu K. Hubbard. 8.0 . unfurnl1hed. MtUtAten, Middle _ ___ -,---. Often brings a SJ]e n ! h•a r . able dams U-p: · 13 1 thru 23 and trance into the Air Force. U!lED G AR D EN lraotora 11na mo�- · port. Phone WY 2-2821. 3 3 tf Mic hele Hackett was also invited POWER SHOVELS Y141411 D onald Ma tthews, form er local 'rhoug hts retu r n lo sc'erws lung river a h &anaw ' ' ill off; c)ol&(( but was unable to attend due to ers. UPlMy mower blades shar• •' BULLDOZERS - - _-, NAMIU IIRYICI ffATIOII pru;11ed, resldent now residing in Dela• illness. dama on sur. pc11ed. Cu.ator1 mowing and �10- _ _ _ c ; _ _ c _ "_ _ _ sh d 3 room GRADERS R n i fu DE u N wore visited here Friday wit h Ti m e rol111 on hut nH'mory la�!s. pl(lwing. River boats, d own, Daa­ his uncle, Ji m Matthews who is a SCRAPERS 1111d bath apartment. Birch cab9hlo lli11 wife, Edith Da\•i.� GRAV'ILY TRACTOR OJN�RS hleld. Chlll'leJJ R. Stephenson 6 patient at the Masoni c Clini c and Rirtlrday Dinner Held inrts, disposal, incinerator, 9-28-H ntor &v,ry -Day Sal oq and Sftrvic11 5 1 ? '.!;. Main .-it. c am 5-f, 7·3 ��e.-ind 7:� loset hone WY2-01 4l. large P am s. friends. former neig h bors. and Trained m en are earning $165 lo � Phone WY 2·2975am He was the dinTier 1:uest of Mrs. A.t Brewington Home Lo<k 10, Jfub 9-18-tk per Jeek and yp. ousands i6fiost and Found ,�; �;� The birthday of Mr.s. James • �,;�k' ,)4 · ; , loon Charles 1!.�r4�Jt°f, ind , so-q C�_s . :t of acitj�on'\,lllft, � . 1 · _ Ib'eWinston was iC�te�_i',SUn. . *ded W1onal .J: lf:b5� am. J.:f. 1. •,. AUCTIONIIR LOsT-BABY glaa�es Jn vlcin1!Y 'fHET.A Tt ·� DA Rober{ OrOgan ot TOledtl Srfent day eveniilg at hiii::= home in pro- MODERN THREE room apartri,gh t 1/o{v ti O(ielit�· he ft'eavy c:, pm, RIASONAILI RAns of Pomeroy l'Olll Offll•c· omf fier1y, brkk two story, located equipm,ent ua,ed in buiJdjng ment. 156 Mull.Jerry Ad.:'ttoin., IJ.!I:Bea. r. U:30 . . pm, the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Middleport. Pomeroy National Bank. If j at N o rth SATIIF,\CTfO!I GUlt,flA NTIIP S:3· -Loi!k ,a· John Kaur!. Coal h ird and T croy. 9·20.6tp Attending t he dinner w ere Mr. � roads, briclP,Ei, dams, llliffliel,:ls, a-( ·one d4irrlck bOlt; Charles w. Call or write I. 0. Mctor found please phone WY2·6266. StrPcls, Middlepol't, may be etl!_ and Mrs. John V. Vroman, Mr. --ChN,Or,.Ohlo 9-28-3tp $nyder - 2::35, pm, - 0-f; Ben )f�ol �1•r11 any evening. 9·17-30tc Complete tr.aining program, Jn. and Mu C harles Vroman and -,--,-- --- -- 8 U 3ot� ,,�--pm . !1-2. !'<ll.•11\eny 8:� 1m, P,otluck Dinner I, 1 1 7 1. Help Wanted c1udhlg ac�al experience on son, Mork, local, Mr. and Mrs. l /SE!J ,· l 11 ri ucL c�11 Vl:J·.2239. ----- · -- --- -----cc:= I c;;;;:::c:;;:-;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;--_ · S·D Pet1y I)Qw1tY 1:40 am, 6-2. :;;; _ ;;;;;;. v HJ ) Auto Soles heavy equipment. . Column, h Jo son, Vroman, John ourr&.I' BUILDJNG Enloved By ,JF Club I) :rn :II(' WOMAN OR GtnL to 11u;si5l wilh, NEIGLl:R . Up ·�t Galllpol11, City of Hunt­ --�-::--:-::,---:,--:--;:--­ For complete Information, send ___ - · -- John.1-llan,,m,. roof ill.Id.le■, in.t"6n 8:20 p,ri, 8-8; Pennayl­ housework and care ol two i,1t. M�mbers of the 3 F Club en. bus and Mr. Brewingt on and dau­ hod Cl••n UHd Ca,_ 11.,ime, address, age, telephone / valiik Time off. No laundry. PUBLIC SALE kitchen cabllttU bOUt to· �' yanJa .,ll:a& jo,yed an oullng at t he roadside g hter, Sandy. Afl Mali" ••d Modal• 23, 1.3:-2; Lo<!k nuraber and working: boon to: lladni! . � old my for m , I will sdl .. 1Jumlnu1t1 'Ailndo .. tttd ' d oor Phon!! WY2-6459. 9·20-Btc illJTR-fTAN MOJOq Clty .(If . Ka,,av;Jle, 3\40 pm, 2-0; park on Route 33 Saturday even­ --CALL ON'EASTIRDAYS .it l'uhlk Aurtion on Suturcfoy, U�!v•.n-1 ·Equlpmenl -1arate door,, cellinl tile, · vtnJ . 1 ing, ,....., l1it Main IL c= k�in B:•o· pm, 2-0; Advance Mr. und Mrs. Marion Boroughs Od. 1�r. Ill one o'clo,·k at Cann WANTED II nice lady between floor •(le and pl)'WON »aneUl'lii. 11 :sa pm, 2-2; Aliquippa 12:40 Operll:ori Setioor A po tluck dinner was served to Pcit,t0r0y, Ohio ages of 115 and ti� for houselhr,•(' miles w(•st of Alfred, on Call Na1,ier111 Raollle. &,lf.ttc •m ll-0; . C, .V. Hti-ner 7:� em, Mr. ahd Mrs. Baker Gordon, Mr. of Grafton called on the Eas­ 11 e: · ••ate, Ciilumbu1, Ohio . ... '•, ' . keeper or per manent ho me by 1937 BUICK V8 CenturJJ 2 Uoor M icldlt• Shad1! Cre('k: 400 hale s and Mrs. Elmer Wi ckham , Mrs. terday farnily Sunday. 0-2. widower in Syracuse, Ohio. ( 20b l lnsuronce of huy , Olivrr inowin,I! ma1"1inr, bard Lop, We i11v1h• tlu• George Parker, Asa Hoskins and Write Rox 608-H r/o The Daily - - ' - --l. ::::c:::: mo■t carefu l Inspe c tion .. Power I eulr iv11tnrs, garden tral'lor. 3 1r� Miu Ada Hoskins. . =: ( 20 1 Business Service I DON'T BE LE" BEHIND 9·20.8tp COIIPLETB IWIVIIANCS J!IICJ, II I'.. Sµrini.:fietd, 2·50 hu. Sentinel, Pom er11y. ■teerln,11 and brakes. Dynaf!ow drive. $1,49�. Hlat•tlnar 's, Pom­ grui11 hoxt•.�. 2 wns hlnl,J much• leclloo, W., Auto, l'l1o, � WHEN SCHOOL St-eroy. irws, oil i · nok stov t\ h ('atin� WOMAN ror cleaning, ironing 1 9 22 m,· Call Doll IIW., lll4tlloplJr\ Dinner Hel,l In Honor duy a week. WY2-349a 9·21•3tp Qlol<t. ' .� tm, 1\ hol1 l1! 1!11s conk �tovc, I 11119 OPEL f cyl. 2 door sNian. om, rdri�('J'u!or 0. 7 ft, 2 <'UJlboards Of 80th Birthday local owner. J,'irmh �))ul!es8. :i tahlt's. :! beds, one ehifltmibe THIU:E l,adies two part time, One BAIOOiS-S�li llla��I � Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Becker fl,390. Bl1ettn11r11 , P!)lrlt•rny. A1tntl, Middleport. . Plre, 4,na. full ti1nc to help with our 0111• 11111 1que l'hest of drawp1·.�. entertained with a fa m ily di�ner 9 22 lllr m.obtl1t Bond■• Phorwi 'WnChristmas �sca�on ending Dec, li�•ing r110111 suite, 1 overstufrt•rl Sunday at t heir Middl�port home 2903· U. Part time $35 per we ek, C"huir. 4 rocking c hairs, l2 in honor of the 80th birthday 1867 Studehkcr V8 l'residc11t 4 • .,.. foll time $75.00. Car nece.11.iary. GOOD PAINTING done. ve.., ch11ir�. 1trl'S!!t!t·�. �lnnds, RCA of her mottler. Mrs. Ernest Henry doo.r sedan. l<'incst 1111d hc1:1t Stu­ For personal interview call Vil'lut· 21 TV, h1 m ps, dislws, of CUiton. Mrs. Henry's birth day debaker, and this oiw 1� tups in re11on1ble. Call VJ3.2'84. Set WY2·530l or white Box 668S ('ro,·k� . j11rs, eooking uten�ils will be Wedneaday of this week. co11dition u nd ap�,•ar.int · l'. $1:195. · WIikie Sar■on, Portland. cure The Dally S1intinel. Pom• ulld many other urticle s ton Attending were Mrs. Betty Glad Bl1ettn111·s, Pomeroy. e 22 Ilk 9-24,Stp. eroy, Ohio. 9·23·3te numl'rous lo mention. well, Columbus, Mrs, Alma Peck leae CHEVROLET, VB HdAir 4 dr, Alb.rt W■rn•r, Owner and ch ildren S haron and Jerry, Sedan. Good lookinJ!:. <ioud run­ K •nneth H19•r, Auctl onffr, I CREDIT ASSOCIATION ne� (.21 J Real Estote Don Becker and son, Randy and nln1 car. ,m Ulaettnar,.;, 1'0111• C11h on d•y of ule. . . . . . . • • . Larry GladweJI. ral m1m 30-60 years for contact FARM FOR SALE 80 aer I (It J 22 til C tfO)', Not ,.. pc,1nlble for 1cddent1 In \he afternoon Mr. and Mrs. \l' ork wit h bualnells and proroom hO:uae, birn, on mall�· dlt Oacar Henry and son Terry of fcsslonal people this area. Must .\,W, DODGE in near perkct 9-24-:it11 . achuol bus, aruel road. • .R. CUfton called at the Becker home have car. Field lralt .Jng plus '· 6tndiUon, ,rUI trade for t1·uctor Hofoon:r,b, qrpenter. sub. i tantlal drawinli: ac ount c PUBLIC AUCTION of · HIIII value. t:ontuct Oliv,•r IOOSTIRS TO MIET for man selettod, Thia 11 an � ROOIIS, llll!'B:ai.ii.hfrt, Portland, Ohio, Ht. l h,n·r sold my farm and will The MJddleport Band Boo.1ters unu sual money-making oppors1•II t lw following at pubti" home MU' tcbool. �Ip orpn.intlon WIii meet this eve­ aurtw11, 0<"1. l , Saturday, J:00 !unity. Write Manager, Box � IIO mollh w �;;;;;;;--::=:;; 11 · 1" FORD automatic--tr111111mi11&io11 ning at '1:30 for their firat meet­ 668C, care The Dally Sentinel, down natrme,... -11'•"4 ' , P. M., located 1 milt from Zion ind radio. A. D. Jividen, l'honP ln1 this Jear. Ml'tl. Dale Dutton Pomeroy, O hio, fJ.23·3tc Chun· h u sl nff state route 143 �-.. _, • . ,, t, Y·2 l•41e lft.1782, M11on. 11 prnident and is urelng all ul foo t ,if l lorner Hi ll. Watch -,----,-;-:-;-parenta to attend the meeting, FOR 11,\1.11·, ft¥$ DOQII' for �rrnw Farman s : 1050 A MAN to take over gaa 1t1tion. Jt51 '9RD 1 TON lru<'k A- I 'Ojlll' llllh. l\lci'tciijillon. . lrnetor with plow and t'UJ llv& · tihone WY2-9920. �ndl�un $1295. Hny We1nw, 9-23-tfc ARIA IIIGII SCHOOL lJl>od. 111 Lo..'llfl Si,. , � lur, IJ IC rnrn planter, 2 wheel ---- . - - ··- -c--::; 9·24•6lp ,Ntw Haven, W. Va. _ Hanhan, \V. Va . 30, Hannan 1 trnilN, 2 shoat8, polaloes, horse WANTED: Mechanic, Phone WY2· Trace· (Gallia) 7, · di�r. <'UI off s11w, 5o heavy c hic• 11920. 9-23-tfc FOR SALE: HOUSE II roo1111 ."lb Little Reda _12, E11atern 7 . . . . krns, I lot hand tools. bath, lull ■lie ba■efflent, aou, ="'."-=-::=-:--· - - · ----­ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURI I 1 81 Emplovment GAS.. HOT waler tank rnmplclt> hie Joe, tn city limtta at New ,11.00, Seller, klkhcn c,1bl1wt Coul t·ook sloH', metal utility Haven, W. Va. $6&00.00. Pftdne W.::.,ted l' DlJi1wt. li\' lnl! room suite. beds, •�· Phone WY2-2681 or TU2•1il<. 0-11,&e elcctru· ir111wr, 2 hurner go s CUI 1,e ,een •t 138 S. 4th. Av,,., slo\' e, washer, 2 W11rm Mnrn­ \\'OMAN wants cleaning at $1.00 FOR SAI,li I room h...., tlOo)le Middleport. 9-22-311· ' ,O P T O M E T R I S T -----lot � �,och .It., Pl,one W}'lliuJ: heaters, radio, m1•kers, rir, .Phone WI9-301T. � �: � ; H COW FOR SALE $12�. s,,,, 3857 after 8 p. m. a.�c sla111ls, bun warmer, dishc.�, Ball c.,u,t Slreet, -Pomeroy t . • •die Van Metro. West Col11u1 ----• M-.--�-rin.w lulls. · t,lo U, 1- lo 5 (Clooe I oon on Thun.) {9) 2:1, 3tC' _ . ANTIQUIS ., :,:c::::::::=::-. - -· __ 2 ·Pl', living room �!lilt!, cord ht>tl, (20 1 Business Services P-OTATOES, Hya tt Paraon11, Por1<'Ult' lihrary table, aide board, 2 MUILl.ER FUkNA(■I. WIITINO : ! land, O hio, 9- 2 J-6k HOIJII attfillu1ee1. Amol(f ara­ slanda, l'ane couch. A .t:n•at th•n, lyrttcu-. Ohio. fJhiiM m any oth1•r erllcles not lisl('d, r: hl l na: «intalnen Mit.Ckls, ·········· ·········· · · · · · · · · · ·· ···· . ' WY1.aM. Orvlll• John1on, Owner 11•11-tf Fru l l Farm, Long llot• •• : �m. Ob.lo. Phone YUkon 11·3201 T•rmt: CHh. • BULLDOZER FOD umE. Pond■, Not re1i,ontlbl• for 1ccldl-nb :• basement 1md landuap l na:. l•I• c:onducf•d by lrldtorcl Phon..e Cheater, YukonS-325.$. At.1c:Hon Company, I.cine, ••• 8-24-30tp Ohio, Phr.n. Wl9-3U1 •• AuctlonNr: Critt lr1dforcl, • AIR SOl'fl>mONING, UFRIQD. •• Sale Manager: A. C, BNldford. atJon lflntce J1cl:'1 R1rr11,.. 9·24-6t c •• tlon. New ll■ven. 111oM TUIt W.. ESTATE fi'ucl OU Stove 100 gal. · :-::::;::; tank $35.00. Phone .,_Coolvllle A•ICTIONIII 1224, Erne8t Grltfln, Tupper."I COM.... ..,.,,... Plains , Ohio. l).23-3tp Cfttt lrMhwl USED TAPPAN Range and three doors. Phone SHl-:1113. D-28:-3tp A. C, ,IAADf'OR�, ._ Cllllo. -- FOR SALE Eight acre1 of com R001'1NG, SPOUTING, Sheel Me­ tal wort ind repair �II: uf standing. Phone WYl-3308. any tlnd, Pbont WY .W.,01. 9.23.3tc 8-ll'-30!p. ' .. ! �, •. ' �;, ..... !,... .. � Leg{'/ Nqti;c, �i�.:,-�:t���w; I • Notice ,..,,m ' . ' � ' II II · t At­ "''""',,.·=:: -.. I ,�30 (2.0 J Jl�$11'!P �rvic,ip .lAAI! .,,,., . ••• • t' •• -. . I• •"'• t • ••• .. •�� , • t• ' nr,ir _ __ _ ·10 •••• TO IIJ -QiV'" A.'!/AY · Nothi ng - To - Buy! YQIJ - '. !( E f V Y E Q UI Pft1 E tf J O P E R A T O R. S Low MWN PAYMENT • • • Meil , ."1: '' • Patented ".Uluo .Firebri>lk afMrU•. . - ----- ·- --------- - -- ---- ------ -·--- ' I, ' I' , woad ... no dinket> :;. o ·: � c;i:;;$189 ;,nd· mlniinum 1mokel fl 95 • wt• NllkltJl!ff J:'tr'G teli, � ffo ... tto {'; :,00 �� la���� 4'1'111!'1 • �-•:• • • • •.• .•. : i,: . ' _,/ " ' � . .,..,.IIW;,_."":,==-!': ;;::: �· ,ffi�-' "!@hflil-"9 ' 1,1 c. �, ,, 1 &AL- a sm, .· . ..,,,_ The Tadt!· ". .. .., ,Ml�!II .� ,,,. ,i,$11,nil ,...,,_ ,our boa ... 1n,e of luoll ......., :jlo,lhe .lllit.11>• ... • 1�d � �� ,­ .. · ' ' 'ii'' • i,.'> �· ·•c' :T\_-."; . '' . ' · ' � '• ' .. -1,"�-� ' ·� \;t •,I ' ·, 1· IUDl.4NT H•■h fro"' • to 4 _._ Pot.in.t.d .... ,i.,. n,.brkli ca. • lfruo;f!•11.• S!I!'•'• (1191 CIPHfiri 60 k __ __ .or i,rioder bou.HI at. a ..,:__ , !1!11 41iet will -� wl� .., •1• .I , ,. 1 , ' ...,.'___' ,. ,-· . !,l o d e\ S\ f orl •••••n l - - .. c- ' Wf _('..-.'' � It- -=.:e-. :!._.. :-A f.�:::J:>::i--��-::.-: :.:. ;. :::;.-.·:; ��,.-�.:� '"!�-;--;--::, ·;· ;· ;--;;-;.,;-;.-;.���:;.:;.-'�� brli!uets o, I I ==;;;;- -­ -- - -tf , '\ 1tove only on� a day ·• • light a lire only once a year ... b�r n ,a11y kind of coa l, cok e, ' . '1QMnoN; 0. D. -- - Com.tructton• to get more hoot from .fuel •••1111 your ' FOR SALE W.ij,fu wv TERMS • See W�at Value 11111• ma1n1ns·s · , ., .:- · Offer, .fhe New ---­ : --=-=---:---� ---- NOT BE P'ESJ:NT TO , . .. . ' ,..,,.;,-1._•. m "··•, - NEEi> '· .- . Ju st R!!Jl�ter ! FREE UJ'BESBDif'l81 .., RAPl�JPR 9:3 -==c--- . ., I ••.1......il • ' \i . .»m, l ' ifllfffflla&mQJM11mfi Can Did Vis \ ·.a:"� I ""o�� r --. ., '---- ,---- I !· �� leqal l\fotice ----. . .- tjf �'!'. , ,�f:W:b�� li; ·., •' • • • • • • I ri!·• ,a ·I - -�-- -- ------ II -. - UTIFUL � ·. '3LAIN FINJSH I "-1111p 1& 5 rooaa. .__,, 11hff- ,.,. oehiilt fi111,h. s.­ ouht an di 111 f•• • t,...._ lib "'4-PIH Flrobrlclt C._,ruc• � • • dmdaton. CNI cop<1dtyi: 100 __, $129,98 • Bl# bi, Now- See �m A N , .SON FURl1U�. MASON, W. VA, .. .• ' : \ .r_, ;. �1--Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept . 26, H l60 ----- FOR SAL E King �uperior Tru m ­ pel _ �ilgh tl>· u�ed, $75. Call W Y2-5402. 9-2�·Jt c - · -- - -- - FILING AND NotlCI SJX ROOM house and bath on 1 N I NVENTOR Y :\1echa111c $t ree\, Myers lihallow ' HEAR!J1f; ·,� No. 11,416 "t" well pump used v�ry little . Phone W Y2-3542. 9-24-3tc PN11J.!Jt• C'Ourt, "'91,. County, - - - -- - - - - ~--TO t h@ Exeebtor nr Ad � ' ilti,. roR SALE Upright player piano. trator and -, such of the tollo · n,­ S t rilford. WY2 2992. 9·24--61p as are residents of the alate of Ohio: surviving spouse, if any; 'l' W(;s - F61t SALE -IN ne:i.:t of 11:in; beneftcj q ' 'Uhdtr I L \, .l.LO. 1 1 pp111g c o ntaint'rs. Ph. WY 2- the will, if any; the a½� rn(!y or at, : 3.' ·,i t9J 24, 6tc tomeys representing of the · arorement101f� peffO� · J (9a ) Mo rine Supplies You are hereby hotlfled that on l he 24th day of SeP•"'1'iler,, 196.0, AS IS SP.ICIALS I an Inventory and A.eRJ'. �int of 57 Mtrc\/:-y 60 H. P, $495.00 the 11.tte qr iff.e�!Y ,])'. e, de, 59 Mer<ury 70 Ii, P. $59S.OO . , . ip in ceased, I•� qt s.ltm' : 45 H. P. Mercury Outfit $99$.00 · ui.d Co!Ult, · w� _fiMil" l.n I METROPOLITAN MOTOltS . fh ia . . " ;'� 600 Eut M• in StNet, Pom•ror Colllt. Hearina 9, n ,¥kl i: f l)�y -:,.nd Phor.t WY2·3170 Appralff,m�t 'WIii IM �,��rpre 8·20-Hc 01 Leg_al -- __Lego/ .., ·-Notices -- -=- - Combined Sunday School Hour, Worship Service Held �t Mtet�o�isJ 9.Jn,s;ch Around And About Middl�po11t ,NOTICE OF AP�fffME� A combined Sunday Schoel hour and Wol'Ship serviee was Ca1_4!1 ••o. ·� ' •11\ ,,.. yesterday at the Heath Methodist Church in �iddl�l;IOrt .... held f!, r oti0e1 ia � given that tdlth to celebrate Promotion Sunday and l\ally .Day'. S in, 'fhO� Poat Ottlc.:e adcJreu By PlllDDII HOUDADl!L'f Young people of the ch urc h i . J'llll CONSJS'l'lt!NT DEPEll(D.\BLE llESULT8 11 Z82 Mlltberr)' Avenue, Pomeroy, we n' m charge of t he opening ex • Philson, l. E. :\11-11 M, E menon Mr. and Mrs . Paul Sm art spent RATES Ohio, has been duly appointed Ex• ercises wit h Forrest Bachtel glv- , Jones, M.{1, Br.uce Lloyd, Mrs, the 11·eekend in Laudrnville. ecutrlx of t h e Estate or Aten S h ain, alfd Sara Orin Sinith, Mrs. L. W. McComas. fi �ts' per -wrd, nne Insertion. MioiriWDl'I rh;irg e ·- iiO cents, Mr. and Mrs. John Vr•Jman ar•d ing t he call to worship 1a,-. of Mei.as Co�11ty, .ohJo, de e h t Bechtel readmg Di- 1 Mrs . Jack Bt-ch t_el , Mrs. Ja mes scripture I cent,; pex word for three 1..'0ni.ea!U\'e in.sertion1. ,on, Jo hn Howard, spent the W•'t'k ane Mcco as sed. cea Eul er, Mi111 Bess Sanborn, Mr•. � « _ . �al - one mo 11th for 30 cenl J (:,t!r word. end 1'. ith Mr. ,md Mrs. Jn!m C. for t he m was the a omp nist , James Brewington, Mr. and Mrs, openlng and Tom Rall had 1'ull rate of f cents per word wilJ be ch.uged for adverllSln;i . Dated this lflth day of Septem• -,r,mnm. Gene Harr11. t m orning prayer. , If llOt oilid within 10 days aner rece;vmi !Jill. • r, " 1960. �id1ele Hackett daughter of heThe he At t�e close of the a�ice • po� C hoir under the di. 'i!:rr...,, u, Advertising - Should l.,e n,p<>�trd l.mmlf'd.iatdy. T.be Mr. a1:d Mrs. Michael Jfaekt't; ha� rec tion Junior F. H. O'BRIEN lu ck dinner was held m the bu•· of Mrs. L. w. M c c o mas . . Dala;y Sentinel wi.ll ofll be rl:!.!lporwble for more th.an one mcor­ Judge of the •Probate Court been ill at hM' h om e for seven1 1 presented the number, "Fur the ment of the ch urch wit h 16:J pres­ Nd inserUo,n. 1aye. Meiss Co1inty, Ohio ent. &Jra. Becb t le and M'.1.11 4anof t he Earth " ,ard of 11:.anb and 5,pe{!I� Nolicea of Ewots SUJO. r)biluariea 'f1) 19, �: (10) 3, 3tc Mr. and Mrs. Emenioi1 Jones Beauty rn ch a,rce ()f the �,ble in wi:re bo C h Eri David a·nd am• c h t Konkrig Jlllblished at 1 ce 'lt per worct. ---:--wero:! in Athens Sunday aftemoon bers a ssisted with the arran2,,i;n.nts and t�e women of offering. t MO U DAYS WORDS J DAY 3 DAYS to ds.lt wit h their daugh.tn, the, ch� h,d "!:,rut.eel tb.e meal. A playlet, "A Church Family at 90e $1.35 60< ta Sharon, student at OU . . Ho m e,'' w h ie h was dire c ted by . $1.8Cl '"= :::­ $1.20 $6.00 t10e 1(1 ,¥rs. Mabel W11)burn ,,f Colu:11- Mrs. Nan • Moore, NT NOTICE OF APPoiNTM•" was presented Mr. nnJ 'l,,-••fou,� r $i.2:i $1.60 75c 17 .oO 20 b1:s spent the weekend wit h lier c... 11.AiM with thes e taking part, Ben Pbll,I n1olher, Mrs . P earl Gn,·e ; and .W,. l'IIC!eived by 10 A.M wUJ he in t i-,aL d1y·1 c-pu. ,..,.._. of Charin Calaway, son, Mr!. E m erson Jones Mrs. · · at - ��,U:ffl, . i!if!ffl�"!'�ffl.: · I 0Rent ar For Soll' M;s. Audrey Fr0$t anrl familt. ' •d ' l!,ccopllo�•. �;r�,,.,.,IP 0.C.alff Mr'. u.d inrr. ,#.'¥4,;oe , 11;w1er L. French Christine ·coats Mike PHO N E WY-2-2 1 51 c---c-cccc-,c ,:---:---,:-:;--,,_---,cl by anY lb�n•' :PlfO'·ll y me 11r.' and Mrs. P111I Winn return• Lloyd, r ', kji' ,1e): from .• V, a ­ tt' titurnt� ' h Kennet Bill . s Harri Dallas, 50 FOOT Trailer, 3 ru 11 lu;ed t Notitt it hereby 1iven that E. R. eJ Sunday evening from a week's Pat · or lo flve •..YS· bel I e ,. p e f.o ��e • i o "'• ,, , ff)�. o . � ri _ t n Raymo'\ n o Rev, J:;vers y and t . run with · autobt"droo s, h m bal . ·---:::::-7:;-::l i"l"r""��:"""'.'.':"""---- ----,I-or Calaway, Whose ::-0..t Otflee add· er visit in Atron and Colu m bus 10 d d 1,1.ot go f�rot, 'UJ,;· .. , · Sale ( I ) Notices malk w,sher. Maple Street, �� m . ' � -�nd ress Is R. 'D., · Reedsville, Oh io, ha& Wilb relatives. Mr1. Winn's sister Konkright. � ' anY u I _ fu t , _sq! jl ,�•�r:�ar 0� Middleport. Phone WY2.�460 · W hen the congregation convened be'lJn duly appointed AdminiJtra­ Mrs. Morris Thomas w h o has in. · THE PARTY who picked up the GAS, fU EL OI!. a 11cl -<>oa� l fur· , , ""'' Of 11 Children w,e lcome. · . beer, here with Mn. Winn's par­ following t he lesson period, the white Peklnese dog <l1 Br.id naces. Call for free estimates. --:-:--::--:--:--:--:---,cc:= __9·20�tp _ 24tb di,)' .61 � . • • to'r ot the .E■tate of Charles Cala w · ,m:r.Sl� �,� flN"'" �en­ . 1 wa; l1tt of Meigs Coun'ty, Ohio, ents, Mr. and Mrs. IJa�t Lyons Prl_m ary departm�nt, dire<:ted by tob� . · bury Sunday night WllS T{'l'Of.j ' J<·oreman & Allllot! M1duleport. ( -�e · ', •, 1 om " 1 1 ) Wonted TO for . the pa st week return ed to her Mrs. James Brewmgton Hng aev- the ,.(� I t '� · � nized. Therefore, if Lht'y will I 6--10-tk -:-:-:::;;;::c ::c;;; ;-;;---:-. ,_. , r:. deceaaed. · c-- Buy -- Actj.ng _Ju,dje ind' rd hit ' '. eraal songs _wit h C h ristine Coa t s �en, .. h<,me in Cleveland Sunda3,· al&o. :::c return it,_ there will lie 110 · ll)' Hi ... I U �� J ! t '. " u" . 1 a'i ■rid IO �e' ol '" king c , WANTED CUSTO M corn pi . Dated thia 9th .day of September Mn. Betty Gladwell of Colum• as �ccom pamst. charges filed. Edward �o-�'.ri·: i Fot°iin"ouM lwuse 2 lots in b. , the otJitti .! �� ,Trs"' • me Hollon, Po Contact Delmar lll60. bw spent the weekend with her 9·21:i ::I ll l Che�trr 7Vill i.i J.:e, F'��i Oil � to \'C I roy Route 3. Mt. Herman Road Bradbury. - � Promotion certificates w e r- e ' They �'l,!)t a .'f�.� at. P��nel­ , : .F. H O'BRIEN son, Larry, and her parents, given to the chiJdren by the te1ch- lqn wb,, . ;- · · �oYwl I um! a 2 5 fuel oil tank. Cal l 9·24-fltp. f?!fng, Ju.die Qf tbe·Proba•.e Court Mr. and Mn. Delbert Becker and WY2-6fl l 8, l'harlcs llichl. ..."'M,ITI AND PEST CONTROL er s and attendance pins were given 1 Befo� _ P. aq ,· � \1 , ,, . .. ere � Mel,81 .CoWJt/, Oh i.o : ,, -.;· .Pal_n, Frw irKpOCtlon, ln,u,. j 9-24 i:ltp. 1 L family. by Jame s Euler, SS Secretary. Oil� j.n · � , � • _&N, I " ,nnpal (;[NSENG HOOTS for prn_tnpt a c• , ,�'¥,i' • . � . ll 3tc (8) 12, 19, 26, .. by N,itlonwfd. Phon• l�!t,, • of ceplance $1.31 per 01. _All other . Rhodell Steffy was confined to year pins were preaented to Van t..,.bQi' LEGAL . · ·•- A. Servle♦ •St•tion WY 'l: f'Olt SALF:. Jt;ltSEY cow three 1. · ., trus Jo hnson, Sara Bachtle, aruJ Karen.I �e � pr1c� . '.f!me { .• · also. llt advanrcd t root!; • P1 [Joinrr lit o 1m yuars Willurd, 4-'l6-tt' h i s h om e be c ause of illne s s y e s­ 2Sl6,. The Bedford To. tee■ the Hawley. A two year pin Was \given llr. i"i ,,, , E. II. Morse, Albany, Ohio, nex t of Meip CouJlty; Ql)l6; fli!j __ __ ' rn,} . 11 JJ. 1 _ /9) 24, 3tp terday. • � 1 'J���es'ul .rd· the Beth Fultz, a t hree year Pln, to Naµo · t to to Tl•nnessce Gas Plant. 1'0ME COOKED m e�ls, pia1e ---------;--:--: · - - ----;--;;cc Rev. Fred I. �ardner and Wal­ bids at thelr tegutif Qlft �i pl. , NOTICli 'OP APPOINTMI NT \Yilliam DaV_ ls, and an eight year :r,ttll •���11,Q? - f'• �'!fl,tfca. 9 24 Jte up until 6:00. p. rtl. OcL Dairy llur. 1 L U W � f-. �.D corwcrs!•Jn of 3-76 lunche s . ,lack's ter Bunce a tt ended the Ho m ecom­ '· 1�. · C'IM NO: 11,439 R 9·20-tll(' ' po unrls pe r dozen eggs was re- --:-c:--::---:::· Middleport. ing at the Zion :::!hurch of Christ pm to Barbara J ones and a 1 1 yea1 - j for the purebase of 'the lo lowina: E1taf• of ldward Browning P. l t n a o u m Va. r icd l pin to Da'vid 1\onkrlgb t. _ _ . . , . _ -- - -: ·l �Ji w: _ �- , �· r r'. ( 1 4) Fo r Rent _ Sunday. equipm ent: •Nd ARRIVED F m:::sn SATl l BIMY A. S l ler!Jert Jacksor1 usrng ½ayne --·--:;:;;--Teochers of the c.burch �-h�ol, � Ii. ' · · Mr. and Mrs. D o nald Sum m ers · O•e .It Canning lomil toes, . ranni11g l'oultr_y Mn,n an<l gram . . Pnu I · FOR RE"•NT mmJ. em J WO bedroom " •-to•" truck·. w,th two lf;'d . Not/oo.11 Dert-b)' (iven that Dana iµid children, Medina, spent the were honored by the pastor dur� :,. 1r1;et u·• Su,11-K'J" --'-• , pe.aches, Bartlt>'.L� 11eii rs. grnpl·,, l try M1.n-r lia!unces the mgrchouse. Fur,mhcd or 1:1nfu.r- a:xle, tires 8-26 front -,IIOO .-: B, 1lilA1'flllnJ wltoae Post Office weekend with. Mr. and Mrs. Paul ing the service. They were Ben Ch • ��it,� M d n pe; Boos(e bnkei, hellleJ b6(I p e devotion�l be ( was and apple bu tter J pplt•s. Midway ,�ll d1ents i,1 farm grains so hens ,'l'qm nished, nutomalic heat, dispOB� otot:t::tez: ;� Winn and Mr. und Mrs. Hart Ly. Part-v Held On I,:ad'er of · t�e Youth Fe1J owsh 1p Market, w. M,;., SL, i'<>mecoy. prn<lu,·,· a l h,gh nLc, bul ,1 al aad fandscap,•,i ya,d Phone an c1tfrp�ter. Submi t bid■' wlt.)I ti' .J '1'd ,rit�o•l i_,.P •tpolri\ed Aainlni!lt'lor • qi tb, one of Bradbury and Mr. and Mrs. of the Heith Methodist Church 9 24 31c Oh io. luw focd �ost . Ask for details W_Y2-3240. Mrs. James Weber, 1 lO' 44"!)' �f 1 Clair Taylor, Rutland. · . o Ninth Birthday late • • ·• _ , . Ettate :of &Jwatd P: ]irown!ng, ff •· ,, b 4Y when they rnet Sunday evening at Kau t 1. F ced Store, Chester, llt c MirMleport. 9·26-6t l!arry S. Moore and Miss Jean ,Board reserves the r11h t to reject ot Meiji · toU»tY, ·Ohio, deeeasEid. :::::--c== --__ _ __ The nlnth birthday of Linda the church. tifarilyn Swan was in Olun. 9·26•lt r 1TS REVlVAL TIME al �It . Oliv r La m a spent t he weekend in Col­ . ' · blitfs. all any or flv'. Housi,"""t..;; ROOM EIGHT ' Dated tlilil f5 th 'day of Septemwas celebrated last Fri- C'h arge of• the lesson. Hackett near Long Bo t tom, Sept 2U u m bus where they visited with. day even.in£ at her home in Mi$:!· · BsirbRra Jones, president, con• Bedford Tow_na�lp Tr111t�1 �r 1980. room apartments. A. N. Bengel. , Clurenl'e Proffitt PO'J'ATOES I . · l thru Orl. 9. llev llurukl Holm• ' Mrs. Harry E. Hoagland, Mlss dleport with a slu m ber party. By Glenn Ue, ' U-2-Uc P hone WY2..3272. duded the . business meeting w h en 9. 2J.J2t c _ 10 e1, evangelisl Spe d at � ingin .t: 1 l 'or ti ,me ' Oh Grace Sauvage and Mr. and Mrs. F. _ Cl11trk of Board H. O'BRIEN celebration LinAt. part of the tent8tive plans were m ade for a __ _ _ _ ___ ___ -c;;;-:c:--:::= _ l.ty the Four K1•ys, l !Liutmgton, G Or;n J . l/ M P c·va! di•ii vr• rc.' d in FOR UENT-Tbrin office roollll Judge of the Probate Court Ernest .Jones, Sunday t hey attend• da and friends attended the Mid- bake •sale -and a m embership (9) J.2, 19, 28, 3lc W. Va., The Trnvelcrs Trio Meigs County, Ohio . ed the dedication of the corner dleport-Wa hama football Mei gs C im nr y for 32c hu Call J over Stiffler Shoe Sttlre on game drive was d! Seussed. Bufblu, W. Va . , TJ1e Duncims t C l i 7 2:!34. Court St., in Por;neroy, s,cond (9) J9, 26; (10) a, 31c stone of t he 'Christian Education and returned to her h ome for re. 9· 2H-:ltp Meeting with the youth group 11nd ot her.�. Corne h1•ar, lwt•d , - - ---- - ---- - - floor. One large 18 x 22 ft, room Building of t he Broad Street Pres­ freshments served by her mother, was Rev. Raym on Konkrigh t, and help. Jtev. D. Cirrlc, Pas• Al'l'Ll<:S I-OH SA L l<:-(;rimcs (;t!l· I with adjoln-i ng 1:il \ 12 ;:. r(H)m byterian C hurch. Jr. Gif ts Hacket t pastor of t he ch urch. Mrs. George dell, l<Prl ant.I Yellow llcl1ri o 11�. D•24•6l p tor. One 10 • 18 frO"llt room. All Larry Bunce who is attending were presented to Linda from ----- - :-ita,vm1m irnd R 1Jme Jfoau1y. ne ...,!y painted with new floor an engineering sch ool in Cincin• t.-iends who re m ained for the I' ' if Pl1•11�c bring rontai11t•rs. Chris M E N covering11. Phone WY 2-2088. ( 3 ) I n Memorian1 nati spent the weekend with his nig ht. 1-'rulh, Mason, W. Va. l'hrnu• 8·2-Uc parents, Mr. llnd Mrs. Walter TRAI� T9 BE IN MEMORIAM Sl' r 11fe :i 5254. 9·26 5tc -�- --- - - ----:,---,--;Bunce. Those spending t he night and ·- - - --- - - 7 llOOM HOU S F., both, t hree lots. ---In m e m ory fJf my husb�ncl, Joh11 -n�• J6.S Ga .)4Jmta:l,llAeJ'Y ugei: enjoying breakfast were JoJ,ee . . St., Middleport. J. llelOI'P 8:llO · A.Jt William (Pete) Werner and Davis, Teresa Casci, R. Davis, who passed away fiv e T A_J'H , i,; mn'I C' l lcle �·i s i nn ,35 . . C u b 1 7RO HysC'II er, 9,2 - lowtt, 2 ft. open; G1lh­ p Remalee ] UO, $ �. 5. Ml4ol- WY­ 9.7.tfc IL Al (' n. years ago loduy. Sep t . 26 , lll55 . I S_1 11ut un1forr 11, size _ ,l polis 17.8 upper, 9.3 lower, 2 Denni s Walburn len thia m orn• Nicre, Lois Ann Sauer, Nancy J .llkt l nk Jla1 u t l s l ·. y on, l � . c � rn flo....-., WT�24ft5 • Treasured lhoughls of 0/11.' so 1·2" ft. open; LOek 23, .13.8 upper, Ing for Colum bus w here they Harris. Shelia Ch ilds, Lucretia APAlt'1'MENTS - .ll'urnubed and I 9-21! :lip. KAU'IZ PUD STOP 1 clear_, . lower cloted off. All move• -will take the examination for en­ Byers and Martu K. Hubbard. 8.0 . unfurnl1hed. MtUtAten, Middle _ ___ -,---. Often brings a SJ]e n ! h•a r . able dams U-p: · 13 1 thru 23 and trance into the Air Force. U!lED G AR D EN lraotora 11na mo�- · port. Phone WY 2-2821. 3 3 tf Mic hele Hackett was also invited POWER SHOVELS Y141411 D onald Ma tthews, form er local 'rhoug hts retu r n lo sc'erws lung river a h &anaw ' ' ill off; c)ol&(( but was unable to attend due to ers. UPlMy mower blades shar• •' BULLDOZERS - - _-, NAMIU IIRYICI ffATIOII pru;11ed, resldent now residing in Dela• illness. dama on sur. pc11ed. Cu.ator1 mowing and �10- _ _ _ c ; _ _ c _ "_ _ _ sh d 3 room GRADERS R n i fu DE u N wore visited here Friday wit h Ti m e rol111 on hut nH'mory la�!s. pl(lwing. River boats, d own, Daa­ his uncle, Ji m Matthews who is a SCRAPERS 1111d bath apartment. Birch cab9hlo lli11 wife, Edith Da\•i.� GRAV'ILY TRACTOR OJN�RS hleld. Chlll'leJJ R. Stephenson 6 patient at the Masoni c Clini c and Rirtlrday Dinner Held inrts, disposal, incinerator, 9-28-H ntor &v,ry -Day Sal oq and Sftrvic11 5 1 ? '.!;. Main .-it. c am 5-f, 7·3 ��e.-ind 7:� loset hone WY2-01 4l. large P am s. friends. former neig h bors. and Trained m en are earning $165 lo � Phone WY 2·2975am He was the dinTier 1:uest of Mrs. A.t Brewington Home Lo<k 10, Jfub 9-18-tk per Jeek and yp. ousands i6fiost and Found ,�; �;� The birthday of Mr.s. James • �,;�k' ,)4 · ; , loon Charles 1!.�r4�Jt°f, ind , so-q C�_s . :t of acitj�on'\,lllft, � . 1 · _ Ib'eWinston was iC�te�_i',SUn. . *ded W1onal .J: lf:b5� am. J.:f. 1. •,. AUCTIONIIR LOsT-BABY glaa�es Jn vlcin1!Y 'fHET.A Tt ·� DA Rober{ OrOgan ot TOledtl Srfent day eveniilg at hiii::= home in pro- MODERN THREE room apartri,gh t 1/o{v ti O(ielit�· he ft'eavy c:, pm, RIASONAILI RAns of Pomeroy l'Olll Offll•c· omf fier1y, brkk two story, located equipm,ent ua,ed in buiJdjng ment. 156 Mull.Jerry Ad.:'ttoin., IJ.!I:Bea. r. U:30 . . pm, the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Middleport. Pomeroy National Bank. If j at N o rth SATIIF,\CTfO!I GUlt,flA NTIIP S:3· -Loi!k ,a· John Kaur!. Coal h ird and T croy. 9·20.6tp Attending t he dinner w ere Mr. � roads, briclP,Ei, dams, llliffliel,:ls, a-( ·one d4irrlck bOlt; Charles w. Call or write I. 0. Mctor found please phone WY2·6266. StrPcls, Middlepol't, may be etl!_ and Mrs. John V. Vroman, Mr. --ChN,Or,.Ohlo 9-28-3tp $nyder - 2::35, pm, - 0-f; Ben )f�ol �1•r11 any evening. 9·17-30tc Complete tr.aining program, Jn. and Mu C harles Vroman and -,--,-- --- -- 8 U 3ot� ,,�--pm . !1-2. !'<ll.•11\eny 8:� 1m, P,otluck Dinner I, 1 1 7 1. Help Wanted c1udhlg ac�al experience on son, Mork, local, Mr. and Mrs. l /SE!J ,· l 11 ri ucL c�11 Vl:J·.2239. ----- · -- --- -----cc:= I c;;;;:::c:;;:-;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;--_ · S·D Pet1y I)Qw1tY 1:40 am, 6-2. :;;; _ ;;;;;;. v HJ ) Auto Soles heavy equipment. . Column, h Jo son, Vroman, John ourr&.I' BUILDJNG Enloved By ,JF Club I) :rn :II(' WOMAN OR GtnL to 11u;si5l wilh, NEIGLl:R . Up ·�t Galllpol11, City of Hunt­ --�-::--:-::,---:,--:--;:--­ For complete Information, send ___ - · -- John.1-llan,,m,. roof ill.Id.le■, in.t"6n 8:20 p,ri, 8-8; Pennayl­ housework and care ol two i,1t. M�mbers of the 3 F Club en. bus and Mr. Brewingt on and dau­ hod Cl••n UHd Ca,_ 11.,ime, address, age, telephone / valiik Time off. No laundry. PUBLIC SALE kitchen cabllttU bOUt to· �' yanJa .,ll:a& jo,yed an oullng at t he roadside g hter, Sandy. Afl Mali" ••d Modal• 23, 1.3:-2; Lo<!k nuraber and working: boon to: lladni! . � old my for m , I will sdl .. 1Jumlnu1t1 'Ailndo .. tttd ' d oor Phon!! WY2-6459. 9·20-Btc illJTR-fTAN MOJOq Clty .(If . Ka,,av;Jle, 3\40 pm, 2-0; park on Route 33 Saturday even­ --CALL ON'EASTIRDAYS .it l'uhlk Aurtion on Suturcfoy, U�!v•.n-1 ·Equlpmenl -1arate door,, cellinl tile, · vtnJ . 1 ing, ,....., l1it Main IL c= k�in B:•o· pm, 2-0; Advance Mr. und Mrs. Marion Boroughs Od. 1�r. Ill one o'clo,·k at Cann WANTED II nice lady between floor •(le and pl)'WON »aneUl'lii. 11 :sa pm, 2-2; Aliquippa 12:40 Operll:ori Setioor A po tluck dinner was served to Pcit,t0r0y, Ohio ages of 115 and ti� for houselhr,•(' miles w(•st of Alfred, on Call Na1,ier111 Raollle. &,lf.ttc •m ll-0; . C, .V. Hti-ner 7:� em, Mr. ahd Mrs. Baker Gordon, Mr. of Grafton called on the Eas­ 11 e: · ••ate, Ciilumbu1, Ohio . ... '•, ' . keeper or per manent ho me by 1937 BUICK V8 CenturJJ 2 Uoor M icldlt• Shad1! Cre('k: 400 hale s and Mrs. Elmer Wi ckham , Mrs. terday farnily Sunday. 0-2. widower in Syracuse, Ohio. ( 20b l lnsuronce of huy , Olivrr inowin,I! ma1"1inr, bard Lop, We i11v1h• tlu• George Parker, Asa Hoskins and Write Rox 608-H r/o The Daily - - ' - --l. ::::c:::: mo■t carefu l Inspe c tion .. Power I eulr iv11tnrs, garden tral'lor. 3 1r� Miu Ada Hoskins. . =: ( 20 1 Business Service I DON'T BE LE" BEHIND 9·20.8tp COIIPLETB IWIVIIANCS J!IICJ, II I'.. Sµrini.:fietd, 2·50 hu. Sentinel, Pom er11y. ■teerln,11 and brakes. Dynaf!ow drive. $1,49�. Hlat•tlnar 's, Pom­ grui11 hoxt•.�. 2 wns hlnl,J much• leclloo, W., Auto, l'l1o, � WHEN SCHOOL St-eroy. irws, oil i · nok stov t\ h ('atin� WOMAN ror cleaning, ironing 1 9 22 m,· Call Doll IIW., lll4tlloplJr\ Dinner Hel,l In Honor duy a week. WY2-349a 9·21•3tp Qlol<t. ' .� tm, 1\ hol1 l1! 1!11s conk �tovc, I 11119 OPEL f cyl. 2 door sNian. om, rdri�('J'u!or 0. 7 ft, 2 <'UJlboards Of 80th Birthday local owner. J,'irmh �))ul!es8. :i tahlt's. :! beds, one ehifltmibe THIU:E l,adies two part time, One BAIOOiS-S�li llla��I � Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Becker fl,390. Bl1ettn11r11 , P!)lrlt•rny. A1tntl, Middleport. . Plre, 4,na. full ti1nc to help with our 0111• 11111 1que l'hest of drawp1·.�. entertained with a fa m ily di�ner 9 22 lllr m.obtl1t Bond■• Phorwi 'WnChristmas �sca�on ending Dec, li�•ing r110111 suite, 1 overstufrt•rl Sunday at t heir Middl�port home 2903· U. Part time $35 per we ek, C"huir. 4 rocking c hairs, l2 in honor of the 80th birthday 1867 Studehkcr V8 l'residc11t 4 • .,.. foll time $75.00. Car nece.11.iary. GOOD PAINTING done. ve.., ch11ir�. 1trl'S!!t!t·�. �lnnds, RCA of her mottler. Mrs. Ernest Henry doo.r sedan. l<'incst 1111d hc1:1t Stu­ For personal interview call Vil'lut· 21 TV, h1 m ps, dislws, of CUiton. Mrs. Henry's birth day debaker, and this oiw 1� tups in re11on1ble. Call VJ3.2'84. Set WY2·530l or white Box 668S ('ro,·k� . j11rs, eooking uten�ils will be Wedneaday of this week. co11dition u nd ap�,•ar.int · l'. $1:195. · WIikie Sar■on, Portland. cure The Dally S1intinel. Pom• ulld many other urticle s ton Attending were Mrs. Betty Glad Bl1ettn111·s, Pomeroy. e 22 Ilk 9-24,Stp. eroy, Ohio. 9·23·3te numl'rous lo mention. well, Columbus, Mrs, Alma Peck leae CHEVROLET, VB HdAir 4 dr, Alb.rt W■rn•r, Owner and ch ildren S haron and Jerry, Sedan. Good lookinJ!:. <ioud run­ K •nneth H19•r, Auctl onffr, I CREDIT ASSOCIATION ne� (.21 J Real Estote Don Becker and son, Randy and nln1 car. ,m Ulaettnar,.;, 1'0111• C11h on d•y of ule. . . . . . . • • . Larry GladweJI. ral m1m 30-60 years for contact FARM FOR SALE 80 aer I (It J 22 til C tfO)', Not ,.. pc,1nlble for 1cddent1 In \he afternoon Mr. and Mrs. \l' ork wit h bualnells and proroom hO:uae, birn, on mall�· dlt Oacar Henry and son Terry of fcsslonal people this area. Must .\,W, DODGE in near perkct 9-24-:it11 . achuol bus, aruel road. • .R. CUfton called at the Becker home have car. Field lralt .Jng plus '· 6tndiUon, ,rUI trade for t1·uctor Hofoon:r,b, qrpenter. sub. i tantlal drawinli: ac ount c PUBLIC AUCTION of · HIIII value. t:ontuct Oliv,•r IOOSTIRS TO MIET for man selettod, Thia 11 an � ROOIIS, llll!'B:ai.ii.hfrt, Portland, Ohio, Ht. l h,n·r sold my farm and will The MJddleport Band Boo.1ters unu sual money-making oppors1•II t lw following at pubti" home MU' tcbool. �Ip orpn.intlon WIii meet this eve­ aurtw11, 0<"1. l , Saturday, J:00 !unity. Write Manager, Box � IIO mollh w �;;;;;;;--::=:;; 11 · 1" FORD automatic--tr111111mi11&io11 ning at '1:30 for their firat meet­ 668C, care The Dally Sentinel, down natrme,... -11'•"4 ' , P. M., located 1 milt from Zion ind radio. A. D. Jividen, l'honP ln1 this Jear. Ml'tl. Dale Dutton Pomeroy, O hio, fJ.23·3tc Chun· h u sl nff state route 143 �-.. _, • . ,, t, Y·2 l•41e lft.1782, M11on. 11 prnident and is urelng all ul foo t ,if l lorner Hi ll. Watch -,----,-;-:-;-parenta to attend the meeting, FOR 11,\1.11·, ft¥$ DOQII' for �rrnw Farman s : 1050 A MAN to take over gaa 1t1tion. Jt51 '9RD 1 TON lru<'k A- I 'Ojlll' llllh. l\lci'tciijillon. . lrnetor with plow and t'UJ llv& · tihone WY2-9920. �ndl�un $1295. Hny We1nw, 9-23-tfc ARIA IIIGII SCHOOL lJl>od. 111 Lo..'llfl Si,. , � lur, IJ IC rnrn planter, 2 wheel ---- . - - ··- -c--::; 9·24•6lp ,Ntw Haven, W. Va. _ Hanhan, \V. Va . 30, Hannan 1 trnilN, 2 shoat8, polaloes, horse WANTED: Mechanic, Phone WY2· Trace· (Gallia) 7, · di�r. <'UI off s11w, 5o heavy c hic• 11920. 9-23-tfc FOR SALE: HOUSE II roo1111 ."lb Little Reda _12, E11atern 7 . . . . krns, I lot hand tools. bath, lull ■lie ba■efflent, aou, ="'."-=-::=-:--· - - · ----­ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURI I 1 81 Emplovment GAS.. HOT waler tank rnmplclt> hie Joe, tn city limtta at New ,11.00, Seller, klkhcn c,1bl1wt Coul t·ook sloH', metal utility Haven, W. Va. $6&00.00. Pftdne W.::.,ted l' DlJi1wt. li\' lnl! room suite. beds, •�· Phone WY2-2681 or TU2•1il<. 0-11,&e elcctru· ir111wr, 2 hurner go s CUI 1,e ,een •t 138 S. 4th. Av,,., slo\' e, washer, 2 W11rm Mnrn­ \\'OMAN wants cleaning at $1.00 FOR SAI,li I room h...., tlOo)le Middleport. 9-22-311· ' ,O P T O M E T R I S T -----lot � �,och .It., Pl,one W}'lliuJ: heaters, radio, m1•kers, rir, .Phone WI9-301T. � �: � ; H COW FOR SALE $12�. s,,,, 3857 after 8 p. m. a.�c sla111ls, bun warmer, dishc.�, Ball c.,u,t Slreet, -Pomeroy t . • •die Van Metro. West Col11u1 ----• M-.--�-rin.w lulls. · t,lo U, 1- lo 5 (Clooe I oon on Thun.) {9) 2:1, 3tC' _ . ANTIQUIS ., :,:c::::::::=::-. - -· __ 2 ·Pl', living room �!lilt!, cord ht>tl, (20 1 Business Services P-OTATOES, Hya tt Paraon11, Por1<'Ult' lihrary table, aide board, 2 MUILl.ER FUkNA(■I. WIITINO : ! land, O hio, 9- 2 J-6k HOIJII attfillu1ee1. Amol(f ara­ slanda, l'ane couch. A .t:n•at th•n, lyrttcu-. Ohio. fJhiiM m any oth1•r erllcles not lisl('d, r: hl l na: «intalnen Mit.Ckls, ·········· ·········· · · · · · · · · · ·· ···· . ' WY1.aM. Orvlll• John1on, Owner 11•11-tf Fru l l Farm, Long llot• •• : �m. Ob.lo. Phone YUkon 11·3201 T•rmt: CHh. • BULLDOZER FOD umE. Pond■, Not re1i,ontlbl• for 1ccldl-nb :• basement 1md landuap l na:. l•I• c:onducf•d by lrldtorcl Phon..e Cheater, YukonS-325.$. At.1c:Hon Company, I.cine, ••• 8-24-30tp Ohio, Phr.n. Wl9-3U1 •• AuctlonNr: Critt lr1dforcl, • AIR SOl'fl>mONING, UFRIQD. •• Sale Manager: A. C, BNldford. atJon lflntce J1cl:'1 R1rr11,.. 9·24-6t c •• tlon. New ll■ven. 111oM TUIt W.. ESTATE fi'ucl OU Stove 100 gal. · :-::::;::; tank $35.00. Phone .,_Coolvllle A•ICTIONIII 1224, Erne8t Grltfln, Tupper."I COM.... ..,.,,... Plains , Ohio. l).23-3tp Cfttt lrMhwl USED TAPPAN Range and three doors. Phone SHl-:1113. D-28:-3tp A. C, ,IAADf'OR�, ._ Cllllo. -- FOR SALE Eight acre1 of com R001'1NG, SPOUTING, Sheel Me­ tal wort ind repair �II: uf standing. Phone WYl-3308. any tlnd, Pbont WY .W.,01. 9.23.3tc 8-ll'-30!p. ' .. ! �, •. ' �;, ..... !,... .. � Leg{'/ Nqti;c, �i�.:,-�:t���w; I • Notice ,..,,m ' . ' � ' II II · t At­ "''""',,.·=:: -.. 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Mont Bennett, a top performer last seaaon, la the only backfield veteran back. He ia a tough 155 pou nd fullback. At quarterback Is Pete Selbert, 150, and no passer; Dan Olson, 155, is fast at one halfback post, and Charles Bowles, l'l'O, U1 at the other halfback job. Olson iii the speedster. ' LOGAN Notes.;-Lost 18 lettermen, have four back, has new offellllle In Wing T. Letterman are Larry Bainter, quarterback; Ro bbie ElUnger, end; Phil Woltz a 210 senior tackle, and Ronnie May, 145 pound se nior fullback . . new faces are end Jobn Sigler, J70; tackle John Wells, 160; guards, Mark Matheny, IM; Fred Vaughan, 146. and Al Adair UH, cen• M r ::et:tg, ;� ·a·�:oao:�i!' mer, 150 . . th line average 160, the backs 148. -�ellston-Weakest apot: quar- O.Wpolia' Blue Devils today stood at the pi nnacle of success in the 1960 Southeastern the big gold tropht emblematic of the cbam- · Olllo Football League. They have been handed piwnhlp. �8'eept that it arrived exactly seven weeks e arly and must be paid for in sweat and forti­ �•, courage, hard work, and examples of sta mina. ·Th8 crystal ball gazers who believe Gallipol is will bless new head coach Charles Stobart )wjth a title his first year a�e the Southeastern Ohio Sportswriters and Sportsbroadcasters. '1Jle1 met Sunday at the Fair Greens Country C lub near Jackson for dinner, election of offi. ftl'I, a hrundown" on each league team's retu rning material, and the traditional "vote'' to .1 "1<icl the favorite. Some eo,iehea have been re­ ported allowing the top honor ln tbll annwil balloting is equal to • kl• of death. However, the , , 'l'ecard jndicates no eoaehes have IJeen fired by their school boards becail&lf they faiJed to reach the �lions of the men who man the pre111 boxes. JACKSON TOO JHluon came i n second in the 1-)loUnc io a ph oto finish, 89 lo 18 vote, out of a possible 96. Clearly the11e tw o grid power� wtJI mount the battle of the sea­ ltlfl Ocl. 14 when they clash al . ._Iron City. \ ,1be winner of th.al game could �me Immediate favorite to the championship. � . . . THI GALLIA CLUB �ch Stobart greeted eight rej:unlilg 1llrten from l11t tea1trong team, He wa11 re­ parted b;y Gallipolis Tribune •�• Editor Hobart Wilson, Jr. U having built an entirely new •'Pirlt irl the Blue Devils. This ■pJrit is crecUted with produring �t opponents thuJ far have dbci'lbed as the "hardest hitting" Gallipolis dub they have 1een llnee the Golden Era of the M1fChl1." Tbe ilne average 175 pounds, the btckfield 173 pounds. On team speed it rate� high. The line: ends, Darrell Nibert 152, aenior co-eaptain, and Kent Ev,n1, 180, aenior, a transfer from Rio Grande; tacklea, Dave Porter, 185'. senior co-captain art<l Larry Fraley, 185, freshman, or J1ek WJIIJams, 185, letterman 1ophomore: guards, And» Gil• ml)re 1-t3, ju nior, and Fred M�,i.ch,,I, 180, se nior: center, Georae Pope, 180 sophomore (a comer last year, but injured early and out for the season.) In the b1ckfield are Oitk Ro­ dtotlck, 165, senior, quarterback Joe Duncan, 170, 11enlor, right b1U; Paul Evans. 185, senior, back, 180, sophomore. Supporti ng thj!m la hardnoBe Bill Con ley. le(t half; a nd Da nny Howard, full Slobart hu l natalled 11. 11eml­ apllt T offense. JACKSON TEAM WIiiard Jt�ltipatrlck, obviously "1n ' *'.• ' ' . ,, j Ci rcle's { RESTAURANT 218 E. Main SI. Pomeroy Qhlo 'O,.n 6 A.M. to 10 PM. �ly • ,, Feoturing . . Broasted Ch icken a..ullful Organ M111le 1,-' , . ·, 'J"reMU.ni the memorto, of ramUy happ.lne11 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and Mpplneu alwa)'I comes when tlle tamlly eall out • Wonderful Food esuperb Service • Friendly Atmo•phere humble after Jackson 's B·O loss to Waverly last Friday, was play. ing his tune Sunday on the low notes with his left hand. rive of the balloters, however, recalling Jacll:son's vast man• P.OWer, and a gentlema n named Jim Duddi ng who directs it, picked Jackson for first place (six named Gallipolis, one, Athens . ) Only Lwo inexperie nced hands are offensi\·e starters. They arc Jim Surrell, a 165 pound sopho• more, al cenler, and brother of vetera ns fullback Carl; an d the quarter back Dave Booth, 150 pound senior. Otherwise, J_ackson'� line looks . like what a M1 d•American co llege team mig)lt field, as for heft. · End11 are Steve Miller, 160 or Bob Marti n, 170, on the left side and 218 pound Roger Hyden on - the other; tackles arc Dick She­ ward at 200 and Todd Reynolds at 210; guards are Meredith J ohn• son al 210 and John Conger at 220. This li ne averages 208 ' pounds. After Booth at quarterback come Otis (Oogie) Layne, 1�. a junior who may beat Booth out of his Job; halfbacks To m Wright 155, on the left side and Ted White, 160, junior, on the right . Carl Surrett, 195 pou nds now, is Dack for this final fling at football before moving in to col· legiate play. The remarkable thing is that of that h uge line, only JohnBOn and Reynolds are 11eniora. ATHENS' YEAR? The Bulldogs are expected to have as tough an interior line as there is in the league. Eig ht 1 I The SEOAL Race: Capsule SIIIDDlary Of The 'AJso Rans oJ�� , Tenu �:�4>01is . . . . . . . . . • . • . . • �:io�:rt Jackson . . . . . . . . . . . . , . , . Dudding Athens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • Eskey Logan , • , • , • • • • • • • • • • • Adams 2 88 75 55 47 :t1�1 1ns·1g E'1ghl S 2 3 4 5 . ��= fo���:�u �:: Devil■ will be !Avorllel, no doubt, and the Panthers are at home to the Athena Bulldog&. Syracuse Meets Stiff Test e � Vo�-: Fl�oh 2 3 5 terback, where Bill Somera and Keith Blankenship ue battling. Seven lettermen are back, ■mon, them beina Butch Staten, 188, fullbaclr;; Mel Davia, 185, balfbll.ck Bill Barnell, l�, halfbaek, hurt last yeu, u.aed a.o far now on de• fen■e only; Gary Geahring, 168, center; Tom Heading, 170 aJ)d Tom Manring, 165, bo�b 1u1rda; Jim Emmert and John Wornal­ dorf, tackles; Mark Mullen, 17(1!, and Joe Ramaey, 175, J unJors, bolh ends Emmert is 1'70 and W omaldorf, 175, Carl Patton, 140, senior is at left half. Nelsonvllle-"We might score a couple of TD's this aeaaon" w11 the rundown on Nelaonville. Gary Stufflebeam, Dave Ander• son a nd Butch Kunzman are the performers to watch ori this amall young, inexperienced sq uad which has not won a league game since tfie 1968 1eason, 22 straight and h11 won four n on-league gam• ea in four years. The11e are the tea1111 with which the Pomeroy rall�hers elkl· lllid• dleport Yello'1'. Jackets . bePD matclung man-to.man pA)'1ical proweas, stUI and knowledf:e' , of the greatest American . c�lfct fport, beelnni.ng next 1"rld11 eve, nlng. , ' . . Kansas Club Unitas Shows Ability Again In Colt Victory Unihd Pron lntomationll John ny Unitaa ca.11 beat an op­ ponent more ways than a river• boat card sharp . . . The Gi8.nta atlll have that superb defense . . The Browns h.ave the best two­ man run ning 'threat in the NFL . . . and the crowds keep coming. So what's new jn the National Fo9tball League? Unital!! waa held in check for nearly one half before he switched tactics and guided the Baltimore Colts to a 20-0 victory over the W1&hington Redskins; and the New York Giants threw up one of their pateiited aoaUlne stands in the d ying mi nutes to preserve a 21-19 triumph over thP, San Francisco Forty-Niner,. In the other eamea on ..Suoday'a program, Bobby Mitchell and Jim Brown combined to gain a .t� ta] of 300 yards on the ground al the Cleveland Browns wal­ loped tbe Philadelphia Eagles, 41-24, and the Chlcq:o Bear11 ral­ lied to beat the Green Bay Pack­ en, 17-14, on John Aveoi's 21)'ll'd field goal with 35 aecond1 left to play. Crowds totf].llng more than 280,000 turned out to watch the alx­ pme weekend schedule that opened the NFL'1 41at season. The foundJlng American F o o t b a 1 1 Lea1ue out-drew the NFL in the fint attendtnce showdown at Dal­ las, where the two league1 played game& on 1uecesaive days. Pomeroy • . • • . • . , . . . . . . • Cilo Defending champion Syracu1e further confirmed the power lhey Caspar Is Finl Pro Wellston . . • • , • • • • • • • • • • Brennan Un iversity, which breezed through ! • displayed two weeks ago i n beat- To Win Two In 1960 6 2 36 lt11 opener over Boston U. last ing Texas Christian, 21-7. Middleport • • • • • • • • • . • • • • Thompson PORTLAND, Ore. (UPO - Billy 27 3 7 111 Tan Busy Satur day, meets a stiff test Casper tore aPart hia favorite golf .this Nelsonville • . , . , . • • • . . . . Penrod . 15 3 8 The Bia: Ten, w hich scored five course aialn Sunday and became Out of a possible 96 votes with l2 balloting 8 fo first 7 weekend �n a nahonally-telev11.ed game agam1t Kam.aa, co-tarnr1te i�tersec:tional victorie1 and two the first profel8ional of the year for second, 6 for third , etc. , 'Southeastern Ohio' Sportswriters for the Big Eight title , tlea without a lou S;1Jurd1y, ha1 to repeal a tournament victory, on . and broadcasters Sunda predicted the finish near mid-Noother major powers which three conference battles as w�II h is 72-hole total of ,266. vember tq Iook like the above table: scored impres11ive victories last aa four tntereiting outflidtt clashIt was ttiree strokes better than Galllpolis •� J�ckson a_re �o perienced performers in key PDB· weekend and run against tough es on tap thla weekend. · hi• winning scare a year ago , and nearly �ual, if either lakes 1t, lllona. Take left h-'llf, w here the opposition this weekend are North• N rthweatern t rr ..:.1 .in • th ,81g two stroke1 a head ot hla nearel!t the scribes and caster& will look band's first tromboni1t last grid western Notre Dame and Mlchi• competitor,' Paul Harney of Wor• e n� s mMt out• n mg pe orlfl• T good . seaaon is this year's Carl Patton , gan . cester, Ma11., whO wu runner-up ance wit h a 19-3 performanee ov'.r Athens, in third, with 7� votea, 140 l'(IUnd senior and grid starter for the second lveek ln a row. Syracuse, wh ich rolled up 357 Oklahoma behind Dick · Thorn� • definitely ia a darkhorse. Athens The .scribes allo cqncluded that two t� uchdown pasaes an d Mike repreaentatlvea quoted Coach Don Middleport, seventh place finish• yards compared to BU's two, hita Eskey ai,: Hying recently, "This er last year, ls top heavy wlth the road lo play Kan&aB, winner Stock s fielr\ goal, In other Big Te·n lnlersectlonal co uld be a g?.°d ��•m, but we ju n iors a nd handicapped by a of two &traight. KanHH' 41-0 vlc· v Ohlo · slat� · · der,eate;d Kansas tory , over Satu St. r day • . have a lot of ifs. , "10rles , imall squa d (as is Pomeroy and . s ,he n Method l,l, 2To , w ,.on Lo&an though ble&aed with I a Nelaonville.) Like Po meroy, the 11in downed Sta f rd 24 7; Michlfeeder program aurp1med by none Jackets are a year away fro m field· BACK WITH PATRIOTS ft o ga n tripped Oregon, 21-0; loWa In the lea&ue, thi1 year has an CX· ing eno ug h power week in and NEW aml USED ·BOSTON ( UPI) _ Ger Sc hwedea, defeated Oregon State 22-12 perie nced light squad, Likewise week out to win consiatently io traded by the Boston Patriots to , Lhe Panthers, loaded with j,uniors the SEOAL. the New York Titana several Mich lga'n State and Plttsbura:h ia nd beat a, ll o 7-7; lln tied, I ri D and 1ophomorea, are a year away And ln Nelsonvllle, C(,Jach Bob weeks ago , h¥ been re-.!l igned by from beln& a contender, the 1crlb· Penrod baa two proven football the Patriots. Boaton also an- 17-6, and Purdue tied UCLA, 27· \ es were convinced. ,i ph1.yer1, Dave Anderson at quart- nounced the sia:nlng o( Billy Wells 27 · Northweatern meets · Iowa, lUc;hould c ,ton w p u me erbaclt a 11 i. and Bill Kum:man at half- and the release o( A1 Richardson ee w, Phone WY-1,,1'194 laan �ays MJchlg1n Sfate.., aftd l strona defense, but an entirely un• back. They head 11 1quld, bi;lrely and wait Llvi naaton. POME!_ OY., s,tlrt; Indiana battle& M�n.ne,l'lfa provon offense with light and l nex- big enough to field an ojpdlint · ------urday's co nference g1mea. ---- -- ----- team for scrimmage, Thirtee n or HIAOS SPORTS GROUP the 28 boys 11uiting each nlgbt are fre,hmcn. k (U,!;\;,h __ Fordham Flash, ha.s been named COLLIGI FOOTBALL chairman of a sports committee Unit•d PrtH lntornatlonal on arthrltl11 by the Arthrlti11 and Pltt1llur1h 7 Michigan It. 1 Rheuatlsm Foundation. lrracu11 3S lo.ton U. 7 Columbia 37 lrown O Penn1yh11nl1 U Lafayette 1 4 Profff1ion■I Footblll RNult1 Yale I I Cennactlcut I ATHENS. o. l.JPI-The season N.tlonal Football Le■■u• Army 20 llaaton Collot• 7 is on ly two games old for Oh io SUNDAY Amhtrat 21 lprlntflehl 6 niversity a nd already the Bob• l1lthnoro 20 Walhlngtan O U lhlrtmeulh 7 New H1mpshlro 6 cats appear to be the team to 1:hlcalfO 1 7 Grun lar 1 4 Donl..n S4 Pranklln & Mir, 14 be11t in the Mid-Ametican Con• Cltvel1nd 41 Phll•dlllphl• 24 Avtftrs 13 Princeton I ference, northwitbstandlng de­ New Yark 21 San Prancltca I t Ohio U. 41 loltdo 7 fendi ng national SATURDAY small college Col11.. ZI Co,ntll I ehampion Bowling Green, Plltalturth 35 Dalll1 21 H1r¥ard 13 Holy Cron 6 Coach Bill Hess' crew pi cked Amtrlc1n Pootblll Lt11UI VMI 21 luff1le 14 its second win Saturday nl& ht up Cen. Ohio St. 41 W, Va. St. O SUNDAY 111 it bl111led Toledo 20·0 while lexa, :14 Maryland O Bowling Grc1m, also defend i ng Oakland 14 Hovslon 13 No. Car. It. S Nw, Caro. O MAC titleholder, had a tough D■IIH 17 Loa A"f9lta 0 Ylrtlnl1 Tuh 15 W. Vlr1lnl1 0 time in downing supposedly weak Mll'flln It 21 tt.mptan 7 Man hall Colleae H-7. VELVET Plerlda S Flerldl It. 0 Heu· vi c tory w as partlc u larly Clem1on 21 W1kt Forwt 7 sweet over Toledo a• he be1ted W1ahl111ton 21 Contre (Ky.' 6 Wln1tan-lalem 20 Ktntllcky It, 7 his former colleague-Clive Rush -from Coach Woody· fta)'ea'· a'l.11.ff TonntMH IO Allburn 3 at Ohio State. Both Hess and Kowtton 14 MIMIHlppl St. 10 Rush wero 11al1tanta under Hayes Wllh Makhlng Hat Ntvy 41 Vlllanon 7 before taking up head coa chi ng Tampa 7 Furman 7 Sizes 2 and 3 dutle1 at their re1pective 1choolt1. Wllll1m-Mary 41 Vlrtlnl■ 21 Ohio State t)pen,ed !ta 1e11on Tul1nt 6 Alab■rn■ 6 on a cheerful n�k by drubblna: Dulr:o 11 South Cutlln1 0 G. W■lfill"'ttn It The Citadel 14 inept Southern Method"t 24-0 a■ Tom Matte, Bob Fer1uson, Jim GNr1i. 11 Vanderltllt 7 Herbatrelt and brawny Mike In• Mluhtlppa, 21 Kentucky 6 MIDDLEPORT IHt Tenn. 7 l11tern Ky, 7, Ht a:ram played outatandln1 g1me1. Mor.tloet St. 2J M■ryvllle O Notre D■mo 21 C1llfornl1 7 FOR YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT TRY Ohio It. 14 South. Methodl1t 0 Goeglein's R110dy-Mix Concrete Purdue 27 UCLA 27 POOSt.r 44 Alhl1nd 14 We m� concrete to your lowlint, Gl'ffn 14 Mulhall 7 speclflc aUons, deliver It Mlchl11n 21 O....-n 0 RIGHT to ynur Job, ready Ml1tourl 21 Oklaha,n1 It, 1 to pour. Lowesl prices. Kanu1 41 Kan11, St. O Miami, 0., 1 5 WNI, Mich. 1 4 No Joh loo large or loo MlnANota U Ntlaraaka 1 4 N1rth. Mich. 20 Central ·Mich 3 small -. dell••rles e•ery Ill, 1 7 lndlan1 6 day - e1ll hy l0 1. m. towa 22 Or•n St. 12 for Salurday dell•ery. Ottarlteln 55 Dtfl1nct 1 1 K•nt St. 16 l1llwln-Wollaco 6 Mt. Unltn 27 Akrtn D Clnclnn■� 27 Dayton 2.1 W""'m Ill. 14 1rocn.y o Phoae WY..z.au, St lllkltllepart Wichita 20 Xavlar IOl'alo) 7 MuaklftlUm '4 Marlett, 6 Ohio Northern IS H.,. 7 Gffr1ili Ttch 16 llco 1 3 Arkan1a1 41 Tul11 7 Northwtstarn lt Oklahoma 3 T1x11 A&M 14 TH11 Tech 1 4 l1yler 26 Celeradt 0 Arlan■ It. 14 W"t Te■IG St, 3 Utah 13 Arln1111 S WltcllMln 24 lt1nftrtl 7 WJMftlnt 13 N,w Mexico I Air Poree U: Cel11t1H St. U I Utah It. 1 4 Manteno 1 2 Washlnfton 41 Idaho 1 2 ltultlc U, 21 C.llfornla ANIH 0 TCU 7 huthtrn Ctlhrnla 6 � d"." J BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX . dtl(I "' (_OAL; OIL; GAS f U .R N A ( E S SCORES omo !',�!� i��: Bobcats' Look Like Shoo-Ins -----· Dally Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 26, 1960-S �Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, (!),, Sept. 28, 1960 Varsity Performer Of Big Red Eleven Ekes Out 12 to 7 Win ' Bob Burri&, a Negro halfbaclr: who had played two qtfarters of the Big Reda game Friday night, wrecked Eaatern High grldder, Saturday n ight with a 38-yard punt return and a aix yard scamper, both good for touchdow1111. Eastern scored the' firat time it got !ta bands on the ball but the play was nullified by . a penalty. Coa ch Bob Ashley'• boya dl�u•t count again until midway in the third peri od when Mel Ballard, 175 pound fullback went 66 yards up t he middle to put Eastern out front, 7:0 after Ni ck Leonard ran the extra poi nt. B urria, playing th.e second h alf only, returne d a punt tor a TD, t hen ciugbt a pass to the aix yard Chqni,ei 3-�onc9a, 4:00 4:30 J:00 1:30 8:00 1:15 8:211 6:30 8:45 7,00 '1:30 B:30 9:00 9:30 10:!30 11,.00 11:lU 11 :l!I ' 1 :00 • JOINS ALL.STARS NEW YORK (UPI) - Ron John51?n, considered the be1t buket­ ball player ever lo co,ne out of the UniversiLy of Minneaota, ba1 • been selected by Lou lb>asini to play fOT t he College All-Stan i n an exhibition matc:h again11t the New York Knickerbocken Oct 1\ : ,.'_ '511 I 1ft Wlll ,•• CIII klrt w, IIH ,.. - 1111 11....... 0.11. Thon ,.. tr 'ff ·••I rlpt ... N I I 1 111N11L SIVi ....., . ' � 1Nnc witll ·CUL _.,,.o.., WC:H. S·TV Chaonel 8 . c '. ; \ '2:00 Restlea11 Gun 12,80 Qoeen !or a Day 1 :00 AbolJ.t l'llCes l:30 Medic . ,":!JO Da;\In •Co� 1:30 The Gale Storm Show S,00 Beat ' ihe Clqck t:30 Who 00 YOU 1,Tru■t ,t oo ·. A'rnerl<!a'n B,P.ndal.aDd 1 : 5:30 Rin Tln Tin· •:oo Son l!'raaci■c.io Beat .t.. t t,nu, - """"',_ 6:40 Weather ,T�U;r ,B:-13 John L"sb' :,.OIP 7 : 0o Elections fqr "Living 7:30 TBA 8:30 Political Pro,ram 8:00 Tbe lliflem4,h 8:30 Wyatt Earp · .i�,1�:�-;::.:::iS"'"' 10:30 1 1 :00 11:10 11_:l5 ��:i() c &:no The Bri,:btet Di,J l:UI The �eret f':itorm MO The Edae of Ntilt,t �;po The Three . S�ooijes f;QO · Art�ur J. Smith, IHI"" Slone Open HouBe The News Tonight Scanning the weather Sports Report �te Show �◄ . ..,,.. ' . \ :,r. 1 12:'oo 13;30 ia:'46 l :00 t:31> wtn . �·�l�or Life Love of Search For Tomon..,.. The l-tlidlng Ught Life of Riley � the World TUml 3portscoPe · !t:80 kouJe Pl1rtr · AmOI 'n' Andy S·OO . The Hillhmalr-. Marshall Bowling Green Verdict II Youn To ·T�l�. 1Jt� Trutb.,.;� .i.. t:Qll 'O&Mf[hM IJQ Pele antl'lnadys .; r.1f' �•' Sto9'! , Father. Kn:-...,, Beat 1:aiC Mge of "NIRhi Celebrity Taumt SC-Outt 1·00 11le Three Stooge, Special _Political Broadcast 1: 00 Artb•ll' J Smltb t1(' Presidential Counulown · lber on · , the Wea .i � .. a l l:1J A -riuOa. News [ 6:20 Sportscop& A Look at the Wetther l 6:30 Adventure Theater 13 8:SO Hall of Fame 9:00 Tom - Ewell Shopa 9 : 30 Red Skelton Show 1:00 CBS New, 10:00 The Larry Moore Show e:u; Captain lCangaroo · l l:00 11 1)'clock Newa r t:00 Cartoon 'rheate e A took 4t •tJiiot t u'. 'fi!: . U:10 JQ:00 December Bride 13· 10:30 Video Vill•ge _ ____ 1 1 :15 · Tl'IE!ater 6:20 lr;30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 l0:30 11:00 tl:10 U:lS 1,11 A Look at lb• W••-�er _ _ __ _• ___• · -� -----' ' ------.-'---'-·-------- thqnoil 1 �-MP.l:ldD) 1 V •LJ•,,��-·.•) � ◄'I, . b... C4111iu· ··· On Sept. 28 the people of Mf'IP County wll \have the chance to a:et "that good feelirli" wh ich eolf!ea , frqm uDH)Ji,h servlce. O n Wecfnelday the Bloodmoblle W,HTM-Tv -·-a,p nnel 13 125 E. MAIN STREET PHONE WY-�2171 .,, Houn 9 to 5 - Thurid•' 9 HI Noo \ .. .. � C . _ . ' - Sil vn Continental Class Room Continenttl Class Room Today Welcome Neighbor■ Mr. anti M.rl. North 9:30 Show Time '1:25 Your Jr.,aso Reportel •1:so I . Married Joan___ Call Ill lirll 11111 SIi. ' ,- ., 6:00 6:30 7:00 9;00 1 9:30 oo It• flll1nc1 rates and ll■ient Cndit-Thritt pl111. , · �-��;�, aclt Pair Show Sla:n Off q�I !1-J,P,:e��!)) Cba,f, a:b6 Cart n Spe ta ular 8:80 ROiriper Rootii 18 • • • 11ft I IIIUC. bttttr car IDW at I . low barpll prlco. Bot tako pltntJ ol tlmt to -par.- lojoJ ·oar , f""ll<,illioo, toe/JO lO:IO U ll ·. ,O l2:00 t2:JO 1 :00 I : 10 2:20 2:30 3:00 3:30 1:00 4:3b 5:CJt) S:30 1:00 e·1S 6:25 6:30 6:45 1' ·"0 r:3tl 8,30 9:00 to · OO 1 1 ;oo ,oo American 8�\lllt,e11 Captain Galliht · San l'ranclaco � Yo!lr Esao ReP!'l'tll Weather Teillll' ' • l:fn John Daly Wewa - 7:00 Press Conference 7:30 Cheyenne 8:30 Bourbon Street . Be_. 9:30 KennedY • N ixon Debate tO:�O Ted Mack Ama1'ur aour .ll:�- Ttrn News Tonl,pt 11:10 S<:annipg th� WeaqiH n:i& SPort .'Repo'rt U:� W.te Show --'--- ------ - -- A C A R D EA L ! I• and lllkl I 1111 ,.._,.,n _,. Ue$d 0) .,-•1 �!!,,1_2 ,••.!JP,·gn C"'4JO 1:30 1:00 .,_, 6:40 WOW! ; • · WHAT, lint. Corned)• Playhowe Here's Hollywood Steamboat Bill Sgt. PreBton Music In the Round .Jim Tback<11 �o• Weatberca-,: Newe PletUa'e Hu11t101 Btfn'18J Hockle�rry ll!>!lnd Riverboat Tales of WeJts Firgo Peter Gunn The Great �bate Jackpot Bo,rling l)oU,� Be IIJ Play Your Hun_cb Price 11 Righi Coneentntioo 'l'Puth or Consequences If: Could Be You Mid Day New■ M ovietlme Woman', World Loretta Young 'ffieater Youo.f Dr. Malone From 111eae &,OU Comedy Playbolllll Here's H ollywood !Jteamboat Bill Woody Ylo-."''>eeker Meet Mr. Cand idate Jim Thacker Show Wead1ercast Newa Picture HUDUey-Brinkler Report Cannon"!Jall .(.:Jr,0)1• Hilebcook Presen!S Thrill�r 1 Dow a:our of Mysteriee New1 1 11:10 Weathercast · · 1 :is Jack PW Show UN) Sign otf 1 ll111i...lay ;...1 8 -,,"'l'f't" Chan,I"' • That's """ ,.. . .,..11y ' ' line in the fourth period to 1et up lfhi final winning jaunt. Ea.tern outn.llhed the Reda W to P7, bad 8 first downs to 4, a:ot '8 yl.rds on S of 13 completed paasea to S8 yard■ on 2 of 7 com• pletion,, and had 65 yard.I in pen• alties 19 50 for the Reds. Coach Ashley Saturday took hil top quarterback, Henry Hen1ley, to Holzer Hoapital for 1n appen• dectomy. He had plenty of pral!Je for hi1 boys, indicating they put up a stout de�6nae a]I the way. SOON- THE filG ANNOUNCEMENT FROM OHE\7'ROLET ���\U::! Nt.EVISION GU IDE WSAZ-TV Ohan ei 3 :vr, i,oo Foll Cir$ ,;so Cha nnel 13 Tuesdo1 ::::::,c:._ 1:M 1:00 1,11 •·SO ,:oo ,:02 '1i30 T·'5 8:00 8:0ll 1� 8:30 t::'15 1:00 COAT and LEGGING SET echde WMl'O Daily Pr0.J?ram SchYou (Monday • Frld1y) Sign On Guest Star News RFD New• HeadJlnea Breakfast PartY Pickena Hardware Sho• Brea.kfa1t Party News KMdlinel St,orto Report Breekfait Putr Ne� Breakfast Party News Headlines ,,02 Bre�••t Fanv l:SO NeWJI 8·S9 -Breakfast Part, CO;OO Coffee Ttmei 10:15 Swap Shop 10-.30 Newa ·Headline■ 10:32 ,_ ,MQming nevottoft.f', 10·45 · w10 Hymn1I .1<re..: 11 ·.:00 · ,,, "' � • .dlin'e, • 11:1111 Counttr ll:� ,..,,. T'lo"· U:ii0 'Racir .IIT• tz:qp ,N(t'I-. -ii•�- $1 9.95 THE SHOE BOX cpnv 12:30 1:00 1:02 _ l:SO 1:30 2:00 3:00 1;02 l:SO 1:35 4,00 4,0'! �- 4:35 f;OO Juat For Newa Headll'ff J� For YtU. N.... J:uat tor Yp Calling on PL Plea11nt · Newa Headline& MusJe Go Round Ne.,. llualt � llo\111.d Nen �... 11,Ullc Go ·11o¢1 'Lotil N�• M:�ie Ge> llo� BdillMll � _ S:OII II'!'� . Go"•� B:80 · News lleadlww 5:31 Mu1lc Go Round 5:45 Com�lete NeWI ftmm.d-µp 8:00 Crow • S� IIOU■ e--Sound e:so NeWa -Heidllneil 66::i,2 EvenlDtf tnterlud.1 7:00 Ntwt Headttnet 7 , 02 Evonlnl IDier• . 1 do ,' . :Nril • .,..., ~ .• • 1'• \IV 1 8:00 sta:n Off ·•J � �• t I .,}g �11ai�- Here's Chance T() Get ,That \Good f.eel.ing' S'l'ANDINGS retufflll to Pomeroy Junior High Schoo) from 12 noon till 6 p. m., and II }'Oil would come and a:ive a ·plltl of bJoo,d, ,� wl}I tee\ bet· ter both phyaically a nd mentalJy, knoit'iftl fhat )'OU tre helping to h.t't'e lives. ,Since t he lut Bloodmobile viait mll'l1 pi nt■ of blood have beth u� by Melga Countiant. ir you 11:now someone who ha& had ftt ban blt>od. come to the B)9odn'M- · bUe •n� '1ve a pint of yoµi blood: to help r�lace blood used.� lli�-- Br Unit.cl Pren lnt.matlon1I NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct.Ga x-Pittaburih . . . 92 � .818 8e 83 .m e� Milwaukee . . St. Louis . _ . . . . 8l5 63 .574 8 Los Angeles . . 78 69 .531 121,la San Francisco 75 73 .507 16 Cincinqatl . . . . . 67 83 .447 23 Chicago . . . . . . M 92 .383 34"2 Pro9fi(o MIiiing & Feed Co. was �hll.,Selphla . . Ill! 94 .369 3111> !9..'IUPtOXimately 140 people host x-Cllncehd pennant Wednesday evening, conslsHna of Sunda.y's Res11lt1 broiler growers and their familiea MllwaukN 4 Pith. 2, 10 lnnln,­ when the aenior_ class of Racine ChlcalO 5 St. Loula D Hia:h School ael'Ved a chicken d in­ Phlladl•phla 7 Cincinnati 1 ner. Min Ruth Ann Petrel, a mem· Slln Franclaco 13 Las Ante!•• t with piano musle duri ng dinner. Saturd,ay'1 RNVlb Marvin Glatgo, manager. waa MC Chic.190 5 St. Louis 4 r fo the affair and introd uced offi• Milw.1iAI.N 4 Plttdturah 2 clals or Botki11S GraYl & Feed Co., Cincinnati 5 Phlledolphla 0 Botkins, Ohio; Am■tulz H�t4Jel"f, Only llfMI acheduled Ortvitle, Ohio; Twin Valley! J:fatci{! 1 MoMay', PrabllW• PltchH'S ery, West Ale:itandrla, phi�, San Pl'4nclsco If Loi A"9'IH ' Rhodes Hatchery, Ripley, W.t \11. , n�C:ormlck 13-1 2 YI Drys George I. Petit, InC., Doylet��\ •1• , ..13. O.; Southworth Poultry Co;, , Col' Orily 91mo tchodulad umbus, Ohio : Hocking Polilti't Co,, . Tu...Y.'• � g Lo11n, ohlo: and Troyer nu�l:iQ · , '. MUwavkM at Phlluolphll, N co., Sugar Creek, Oh io. C l�IIINfl &t P.ttsiM,,gh, N Later i n t111!' evening, n'r-. W«r­ $:t. Louil at LM Anp11 N ren · M urdock:, teehnlc•l su�isor ChiCIIO 'it . San Fr•Jllclsco,, N or the Chicago area for th� ;Feder: AMlliiliCAN LIAGUli al gqverninent, wafl introduced and ' W L Pct. GI he discussed several phaSfl! of Fed· x-New York . . . 81 57 .IIUi eral Poflllq Inspection In proces1Baltimore . . . '86 '6' ll73 6 ing plants, with a queation and ChiCago . . , . . . 8fi 84 .5'10 6¼. answer period following. Cleveland . . . '14 74 llOO l'l Washln1ton . . . 73 76 .490 181/2 Detroit · . . . . . . 88 81 ,4!18 23¼ 64 M .430 27¼. Boiton . . Kansas City . . . 54 94 .365 37 x-Clincbed pennant Sunct.y's Results laltlmoro 3 W11hln9ten 1 26 New Yark 4 Boston S president . Is n, o tt u D Dale Mra. Clevel1nd 4 Chlcqo 0 first meetthe that ing c un o ann 5 City I Detrolf 6 li<anH rs of 1 IIJ;IS · S•turday'1 Booste d n Ba e h 1.ng_ of t coming Mqndn thi• eld h be will Kan111 City 6 Dltrelt 3 at \he hia:h school at 7:30. All Battlma,_ 10 Wathlntlton 9 attend. ·, Clevtlu�d 6 Chlc18(1 !!i, 12 Inns. parents are urged to . . Inns , 27 New York 6 Botton 5, 10 The Bradbury Pl'A will h_old a Mond'1y'1 Pi'61iible · Pitchers Naw Yori!: at Washl111ton ni1ht Skating Parly next Tuesday eve­ ning at . Jhe .pie: -Top �'4tlDi t!tink .....:.Stlffotif 'l-1 vs Rami>I 1 1 -16 nl1ht Middle'port. The party la o�n• .Cltr in Kan1a1 ... pyj Clovela ed ·to ' tlie Jj\lblic and will be', beld > -H•1olimon 2..t •• l!•l. r/ JS-15 j! CM;l, • •Jii,ai,t-Fl,h• frofil 4:30 to 6� p. -m. }ile �.lten.ded · ' Provico Event At Racine BARNEY G8()Gl,I LOOK A LL WORE .QIJT, CALE� · - WHl\1' 'IE BEEN ll01N' ? ve .- utl 'B 8NIJFl'Y 111111::. :__,�=::-----:---i ;::: SHUX•• IF VE W/,\NT I COUNTED BEEN UP '.I ON 1'H' Hl611WIW TII' uvelONG SNUFFY•· CO\JNTIN" CARS or:w, TO COUNT" CARS, CA . Sil< HUNNfRT 'IE OU6KT 1'0 4iOIo PU 1111/lTY. iHM ON SATIDD,1/, � SEVeN SUNM,' WIIEl'I · "TODAY· • :TCJl)RISTI:RS ':\"I" I '·' Meigs & Mas9n Coming Events s...-, s....... vi a. ,,l ,2"' .;·u· poi, o> .-��,� ' r<.ofll� '!! 1ff1dtiV.1 w,alMI Detroit at �hi�.,, nla:flt Cl1vel1nd at k1nl•• , City, "lght. Niw Y� .t �9'hlnafoil nl9ht Baltlmaro at Bo�Ol'I · -- ld119S YC!U T!!� Up To The Mimate Mason . · �opnty NEWS J TI•:� JP 11,:55 �t� •·.i , ., 4M. . }L� f.f:: M'IM · .I� l�.. , Rl:AD • ··· I I' YOU'RE JUNE ,UT TAU." !'Iii:- ' MY 1 FORGQT' · F'OR The Men of th� Heath Metbo­ M lddlepott, will di,t' Church, meet this coming Tue■day ev�n­ ing at 7:30 _at the church. The Board of Trustees of tlJe; lddleP.Qrt ,F',int B;aptJ,t Chllrdl ; .wie� . next 'l'uesd'1' -ewming · a \he cliur.ch 7:3j). Oh Wl-dnes­ c\Q .evening followlna the pr.ayer D'leetil\K, the Board of Cbriltian EdJ1.C.ation will meet at 8:30. The Jolly Bunch Sewing Club will Jµ,ye a .'c9pk-uut at the K. E. aye,'' home QIJ N. Third Ave. In Middleport, Tuesday eveni ng 'al'· n p. m. • $1plember 28 Racine Grange will meet Wed­ · neaelay nlgltt, Sept 28. A pro• and quar• gram will be presented . terly birthdays will be recogniied Sept. 29 . The Meiga Temple Pythian Sis­ ters will hold a rummage i;ale i n the former Miller 5C and IOc Store )nliltin,: on· 'MIil Street In Mi ddle­ P,ort,' Sept. 29 and 30 and until ,Doop ori Satµrday, O�t. 1 . P�·thian ·ai,tets\ who ·have rummage please have· it 1t the bllild ing by 2 p. m., Wednesday, Sept. 28. The selling of rummage will be from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. A 11pecial �eeting of the Racine Band 8o!)11ter1 ts to be held on ' Thur11day, sept. 29 at 7:30 pm at R11.cine high school. All band '• mothera are u rged to attend. SeP"""-r 30 The Sunday school of the Le• tart FalJs Methodist Church is 1ponsoring a jitney supper Fri• . day evening, Sept. 30. Serving will start at 6 p. m. at the Com• munity buildina. Everyone js Jn• rr GLASSES � , !J, . . vl('jl? ------ . '" ·. l'RANCI :,tATS FINLANO__ _ HELSJNK:t· ''Finland (UPI) , __,... Ftlnee came ffom behind at half· • • • l1o-,.igi,ainlaod, J!-1, irl � . soc"r world :·�amp1onehip q�h" Sunday, mateb ·ttatlOP . . ! . ' i Ii •d' 1 [j �-�·i' -""""!:�., --· · """ ""· """"' ' ' t AMo I QAl0 WE.'D m1< ff CYQ: \. I ••1:. .All LEFF · -•- ·"' ' . - · , Goegle in Ready-M ix Co. he• -··--- --- SAVE ON Rill ' ,., -t1 . ' ., ' ,,; - �\ � ,, -· - .. �-· ..... -,· --·�----- · - .. .. .-.._ - allipolis, Jackson In Photo F inish lettermen return, 17 having been lost. The line: ends are Wil1on and Page both about 160, neither lettermen ; tackles are co-captain Jim Gardner, 195, senior and Tom Norris, 235, a junior, bot1t lettermen; guard■ are Rich Bacon 22:i, a senior, and Buck Mecham, 210, a senior; and the center is Max Evans, 180, junior, with Tom Ackerman going in on de• tense. Mont Bennett, a top performer last seaaon, la the only backfield veteran back. He ia a tough 155 pou nd fullback. At quarterback Is Pete Selbert, 150, and no passer; Dan Olson, 155, is fast at one halfback post, and Charles Bowles, l'l'O, U1 at the other halfback job. Olson iii the speedster. ' LOGAN Notes.;-Lost 18 lettermen, have four back, has new offellllle In Wing T. Letterman are Larry Bainter, quarterback; Ro bbie ElUnger, end; Phil Woltz a 210 senior tackle, and Ronnie May, 145 pound se nior fullback . . new faces are end Jobn Sigler, J70; tackle John Wells, 160; guards, Mark Matheny, IM; Fred Vaughan, 146. and Al Adair UH, cen• M r ::et:tg, ;� ·a·�:oao:�i!' mer, 150 . . th line average 160, the backs 148. -�ellston-Weakest apot: quar- O.Wpolia' Blue Devils today stood at the pi nnacle of success in the 1960 Southeastern the big gold tropht emblematic of the cbam- · Olllo Football League. They have been handed piwnhlp. �8'eept that it arrived exactly seven weeks e arly and must be paid for in sweat and forti­ �•, courage, hard work, and examples of sta mina. ·Th8 crystal ball gazers who believe Gallipol is will bless new head coach Charles Stobart )wjth a title his first year a�e the Southeastern Ohio Sportswriters and Sportsbroadcasters. '1Jle1 met Sunday at the Fair Greens Country C lub near Jackson for dinner, election of offi. ftl'I, a hrundown" on each league team's retu rning material, and the traditional "vote'' to .1 "1<icl the favorite. Some eo,iehea have been re­ ported allowing the top honor ln tbll annwil balloting is equal to • kl• of death. However, the , , 'l'ecard jndicates no eoaehes have IJeen fired by their school boards becail&lf they faiJed to reach the �lions of the men who man the pre111 boxes. JACKSON TOO JHluon came i n second in the 1-)loUnc io a ph oto finish, 89 lo 18 vote, out of a possible 96. Clearly the11e tw o grid power� wtJI mount the battle of the sea­ ltlfl Ocl. 14 when they clash al . ._Iron City. \ ,1be winner of th.al game could �me Immediate favorite to the championship. � . . . THI GALLIA CLUB �ch Stobart greeted eight rej:unlilg 1llrten from l11t tea1trong team, He wa11 re­ parted b;y Gallipolis Tribune •�• Editor Hobart Wilson, Jr. U having built an entirely new •'Pirlt irl the Blue Devils. This ■pJrit is crecUted with produring �t opponents thuJ far have dbci'lbed as the "hardest hitting" Gallipolis dub they have 1een llnee the Golden Era of the M1fChl1." Tbe ilne average 175 pounds, the btckfield 173 pounds. On team speed it rate� high. The line: ends, Darrell Nibert 152, aenior co-eaptain, and Kent Ev,n1, 180, aenior, a transfer from Rio Grande; tacklea, Dave Porter, 185'. senior co-captain art<l Larry Fraley, 185, freshman, or J1ek WJIIJams, 185, letterman 1ophomore: guards, And» Gil• ml)re 1-t3, ju nior, and Fred M�,i.ch,,I, 180, se nior: center, Georae Pope, 180 sophomore (a comer last year, but injured early and out for the season.) In the b1ckfield are Oitk Ro­ dtotlck, 165, senior, quarterback Joe Duncan, 170, 11enlor, right b1U; Paul Evans. 185, senior, back, 180, sophomore. Supporti ng thj!m la hardnoBe Bill Con ley. le(t half; a nd Da nny Howard, full Slobart hu l natalled 11. 11eml­ apllt T offense. JACKSON TEAM WIiiard Jt�ltipatrlck, obviously "1n ' *'.• ' ' . ,, j Ci rcle's { RESTAURANT 218 E. Main SI. Pomeroy Qhlo 'O,.n 6 A.M. to 10 PM. �ly • ,, Feoturing . . Broasted Ch icken a..ullful Organ M111le 1,-' , . ·, 'J"reMU.ni the memorto, of ramUy happ.lne11 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and Mpplneu alwa)'I comes when tlle tamlly eall out • Wonderful Food esuperb Service • Friendly Atmo•phere humble after Jackson 's B·O loss to Waverly last Friday, was play. ing his tune Sunday on the low notes with his left hand. rive of the balloters, however, recalling Jacll:son's vast man• P.OWer, and a gentlema n named Jim Duddi ng who directs it, picked Jackson for first place (six named Gallipolis, one, Athens . ) Only Lwo inexperie nced hands are offensi\·e starters. They arc Jim Surrell, a 165 pound sopho• more, al cenler, and brother of vetera ns fullback Carl; an d the quarter back Dave Booth, 150 pound senior. Otherwise, J_ackson'� line looks . like what a M1 d•American co llege team mig)lt field, as for heft. · End11 are Steve Miller, 160 or Bob Marti n, 170, on the left side and 218 pound Roger Hyden on - the other; tackles arc Dick She­ ward at 200 and Todd Reynolds at 210; guards are Meredith J ohn• son al 210 and John Conger at 220. This li ne averages 208 ' pounds. After Booth at quarterback come Otis (Oogie) Layne, 1�. a junior who may beat Booth out of his Job; halfbacks To m Wright 155, on the left side and Ted White, 160, junior, on the right . Carl Surrett, 195 pou nds now, is Dack for this final fling at football before moving in to col· legiate play. The remarkable thing is that of that h uge line, only JohnBOn and Reynolds are 11eniora. ATHENS' YEAR? The Bulldogs are expected to have as tough an interior line as there is in the league. Eig ht 1 I The SEOAL Race: Capsule SIIIDDlary Of The 'AJso Rans oJ�� , Tenu �:�4>01is . . . . . . . . . • . • . . • �:io�:rt Jackson . . . . . . . . . . . . , . , . Dudding Athens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • Eskey Logan , • , • , • • • • • • • • • • • Adams 2 88 75 55 47 :t1�1 1ns·1g E'1ghl S 2 3 4 5 . ��= fo���:�u �:: Devil■ will be !Avorllel, no doubt, and the Panthers are at home to the Athena Bulldog&. Syracuse Meets Stiff Test e � Vo�-: Fl�oh 2 3 5 terback, where Bill Somera and Keith Blankenship ue battling. Seven lettermen are back, ■mon, them beina Butch Staten, 188, fullbaclr;; Mel Davia, 185, balfbll.ck Bill Barnell, l�, halfbaek, hurt last yeu, u.aed a.o far now on de• fen■e only; Gary Geahring, 168, center; Tom Heading, 170 aJ)d Tom Manring, 165, bo�b 1u1rda; Jim Emmert and John Wornal­ dorf, tackles; Mark Mullen, 17(1!, and Joe Ramaey, 175, J unJors, bolh ends Emmert is 1'70 and W omaldorf, 175, Carl Patton, 140, senior is at left half. Nelsonvllle-"We might score a couple of TD's this aeaaon" w11 the rundown on Nelaonville. Gary Stufflebeam, Dave Ander• son a nd Butch Kunzman are the performers to watch ori this amall young, inexperienced sq uad which has not won a league game since tfie 1968 1eason, 22 straight and h11 won four n on-league gam• ea in four years. The11e are the tea1111 with which the Pomeroy rall�hers elkl· lllid• dleport Yello'1'. Jackets . bePD matclung man-to.man pA)'1ical proweas, stUI and knowledf:e' , of the greatest American . c�lfct fport, beelnni.ng next 1"rld11 eve, nlng. , ' . . Kansas Club Unitas Shows Ability Again In Colt Victory Unihd Pron lntomationll John ny Unitaa ca.11 beat an op­ ponent more ways than a river• boat card sharp . . . The Gi8.nta atlll have that superb defense . . The Browns h.ave the best two­ man run ning 'threat in the NFL . . . and the crowds keep coming. So what's new jn the National Fo9tball League? Unital!! waa held in check for nearly one half before he switched tactics and guided the Baltimore Colts to a 20-0 victory over the W1&hington Redskins; and the New York Giants threw up one of their pateiited aoaUlne stands in the d ying mi nutes to preserve a 21-19 triumph over thP, San Francisco Forty-Niner,. In the other eamea on ..Suoday'a program, Bobby Mitchell and Jim Brown combined to gain a .t� ta] of 300 yards on the ground al the Cleveland Browns wal­ loped tbe Philadelphia Eagles, 41-24, and the Chlcq:o Bear11 ral­ lied to beat the Green Bay Pack­ en, 17-14, on John Aveoi's 21)'ll'd field goal with 35 aecond1 left to play. Crowds totf].llng more than 280,000 turned out to watch the alx­ pme weekend schedule that opened the NFL'1 41at season. The foundJlng American F o o t b a 1 1 Lea1ue out-drew the NFL in the fint attendtnce showdown at Dal­ las, where the two league1 played game& on 1uecesaive days. Pomeroy • . • • . • . , . . . . . . • Cilo Defending champion Syracu1e further confirmed the power lhey Caspar Is Finl Pro Wellston . . • • , • • • • • • • • • • Brennan Un iversity, which breezed through ! • displayed two weeks ago i n beat- To Win Two In 1960 6 2 36 lt11 opener over Boston U. last ing Texas Christian, 21-7. Middleport • • • • • • • • • . • • • • Thompson PORTLAND, Ore. (UPO - Billy 27 3 7 111 Tan Busy Satur day, meets a stiff test Casper tore aPart hia favorite golf .this Nelsonville • . , . , . • • • . . . . Penrod . 15 3 8 The Bia: Ten, w hich scored five course aialn Sunday and became Out of a possible 96 votes with l2 balloting 8 fo first 7 weekend �n a nahonally-telev11.ed game agam1t Kam.aa, co-tarnr1te i�tersec:tional victorie1 and two the first profel8ional of the year for second, 6 for third , etc. , 'Southeastern Ohio' Sportswriters for the Big Eight title , tlea without a lou S;1Jurd1y, ha1 to repeal a tournament victory, on . and broadcasters Sunda predicted the finish near mid-Noother major powers which three conference battles as w�II h is 72-hole total of ,266. vember tq Iook like the above table: scored impres11ive victories last aa four tntereiting outflidtt clashIt was ttiree strokes better than Galllpolis •� J�ckson a_re �o perienced performers in key PDB· weekend and run against tough es on tap thla weekend. · hi• winning scare a year ago , and nearly �ual, if either lakes 1t, lllona. Take left h-'llf, w here the opposition this weekend are North• N rthweatern t rr ..:.1 .in • th ,81g two stroke1 a head ot hla nearel!t the scribes and caster& will look band's first tromboni1t last grid western Notre Dame and Mlchi• competitor,' Paul Harney of Wor• e n� s mMt out• n mg pe orlfl• T good . seaaon is this year's Carl Patton , gan . cester, Ma11., whO wu runner-up ance wit h a 19-3 performanee ov'.r Athens, in third, with 7� votea, 140 l'(IUnd senior and grid starter for the second lveek ln a row. Syracuse, wh ich rolled up 357 Oklahoma behind Dick · Thorn� • definitely ia a darkhorse. Athens The .scribes allo cqncluded that two t� uchdown pasaes an d Mike repreaentatlvea quoted Coach Don Middleport, seventh place finish• yards compared to BU's two, hita Eskey ai,: Hying recently, "This er last year, ls top heavy wlth the road lo play Kan&aB, winner Stock s fielr\ goal, In other Big Te·n lnlersectlonal co uld be a g?.°d ��•m, but we ju n iors a nd handicapped by a of two &traight. KanHH' 41-0 vlc· v Ohlo · slat� · · der,eate;d Kansas tory , over Satu St. r day • . have a lot of ifs. , "10rles , imall squa d (as is Pomeroy and . s ,he n Method l,l, 2To , w ,.on Lo&an though ble&aed with I a Nelaonville.) Like Po meroy, the 11in downed Sta f rd 24 7; Michlfeeder program aurp1med by none Jackets are a year away fro m field· BACK WITH PATRIOTS ft o ga n tripped Oregon, 21-0; loWa In the lea&ue, thi1 year has an CX· ing eno ug h power week in and NEW aml USED ·BOSTON ( UPI) _ Ger Sc hwedea, defeated Oregon State 22-12 perie nced light squad, Likewise week out to win consiatently io traded by the Boston Patriots to , Lhe Panthers, loaded with j,uniors the SEOAL. the New York Titana several Mich lga'n State and Plttsbura:h ia nd beat a, ll o 7-7; lln tied, I ri D and 1ophomorea, are a year away And ln Nelsonvllle, C(,Jach Bob weeks ago , h¥ been re-.!l igned by from beln& a contender, the 1crlb· Penrod baa two proven football the Patriots. Boaton also an- 17-6, and Purdue tied UCLA, 27· \ es were convinced. ,i ph1.yer1, Dave Anderson at quart- nounced the sia:nlng o( Billy Wells 27 · Northweatern meets · Iowa, lUc;hould c ,ton w p u me erbaclt a 11 i. and Bill Kum:man at half- and the release o( A1 Richardson ee w, Phone WY-1,,1'194 laan �ays MJchlg1n Sfate.., aftd l strona defense, but an entirely un• back. They head 11 1quld, bi;lrely and wait Llvi naaton. POME!_ OY., s,tlrt; Indiana battle& M�n.ne,l'lfa provon offense with light and l nex- big enough to field an ojpdlint · ------urday's co nference g1mea. ---- -- ----- team for scrimmage, Thirtee n or HIAOS SPORTS GROUP the 28 boys 11uiting each nlgbt are fre,hmcn. k (U,!;\;,h __ Fordham Flash, ha.s been named COLLIGI FOOTBALL chairman of a sports committee Unit•d PrtH lntornatlonal on arthrltl11 by the Arthrlti11 and Pltt1llur1h 7 Michigan It. 1 Rheuatlsm Foundation. lrracu11 3S lo.ton U. 7 Columbia 37 lrown O Penn1yh11nl1 U Lafayette 1 4 Profff1ion■I Footblll RNult1 Yale I I Cennactlcut I ATHENS. o. l.JPI-The season N.tlonal Football Le■■u• Army 20 llaaton Collot• 7 is on ly two games old for Oh io SUNDAY Amhtrat 21 lprlntflehl 6 niversity a nd already the Bob• l1lthnoro 20 Walhlngtan O U lhlrtmeulh 7 New H1mpshlro 6 cats appear to be the team to 1:hlcalfO 1 7 Grun lar 1 4 Donl..n S4 Pranklln & Mir, 14 be11t in the Mid-Ametican Con• Cltvel1nd 41 Phll•dlllphl• 24 Avtftrs 13 Princeton I ference, northwitbstandlng de­ New Yark 21 San Prancltca I t Ohio U. 41 loltdo 7 fendi ng national SATURDAY small college Col11.. ZI Co,ntll I ehampion Bowling Green, Plltalturth 35 Dalll1 21 H1r¥ard 13 Holy Cron 6 Coach Bill Hess' crew pi cked Amtrlc1n Pootblll Lt11UI VMI 21 luff1le 14 its second win Saturday nl& ht up Cen. Ohio St. 41 W, Va. St. O SUNDAY 111 it bl111led Toledo 20·0 while lexa, :14 Maryland O Bowling Grc1m, also defend i ng Oakland 14 Hovslon 13 No. Car. It. S Nw, Caro. O MAC titleholder, had a tough D■IIH 17 Loa A"f9lta 0 Ylrtlnl1 Tuh 15 W. Vlr1lnl1 0 time in downing supposedly weak Mll'flln It 21 tt.mptan 7 Man hall Colleae H-7. VELVET Plerlda S Flerldl It. 0 Heu· vi c tory w as partlc u larly Clem1on 21 W1kt Forwt 7 sweet over Toledo a• he be1ted W1ahl111ton 21 Contre (Ky.' 6 Wln1tan-lalem 20 Ktntllcky It, 7 his former colleague-Clive Rush -from Coach Woody· fta)'ea'· a'l.11.ff TonntMH IO Allburn 3 at Ohio State. Both Hess and Kowtton 14 MIMIHlppl St. 10 Rush wero 11al1tanta under Hayes Wllh Makhlng Hat Ntvy 41 Vlllanon 7 before taking up head coa chi ng Tampa 7 Furman 7 Sizes 2 and 3 dutle1 at their re1pective 1choolt1. Wllll1m-Mary 41 Vlrtlnl■ 21 Ohio State t)pen,ed !ta 1e11on Tul1nt 6 Alab■rn■ 6 on a cheerful n�k by drubblna: Dulr:o 11 South Cutlln1 0 G. W■lfill"'ttn It The Citadel 14 inept Southern Method"t 24-0 a■ Tom Matte, Bob Fer1uson, Jim GNr1i. 11 Vanderltllt 7 Herbatrelt and brawny Mike In• Mluhtlppa, 21 Kentucky 6 MIDDLEPORT IHt Tenn. 7 l11tern Ky, 7, Ht a:ram played outatandln1 g1me1. Mor.tloet St. 2J M■ryvllle O Notre D■mo 21 C1llfornl1 7 FOR YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT TRY Ohio It. 14 South. Methodl1t 0 Goeglein's R110dy-Mix Concrete Purdue 27 UCLA 27 POOSt.r 44 Alhl1nd 14 We m� concrete to your lowlint, Gl'ffn 14 Mulhall 7 speclflc aUons, deliver It Mlchl11n 21 O....-n 0 RIGHT to ynur Job, ready Ml1tourl 21 Oklaha,n1 It, 1 to pour. Lowesl prices. Kanu1 41 Kan11, St. O Miami, 0., 1 5 WNI, Mich. 1 4 No Joh loo large or loo MlnANota U Ntlaraaka 1 4 N1rth. Mich. 20 Central ·Mich 3 small -. dell••rles e•ery Ill, 1 7 lndlan1 6 day - e1ll hy l0 1. m. towa 22 Or•n St. 12 for Salurday dell•ery. Ottarlteln 55 Dtfl1nct 1 1 K•nt St. 16 l1llwln-Wollaco 6 Mt. Unltn 27 Akrtn D Clnclnn■� 27 Dayton 2.1 W""'m Ill. 14 1rocn.y o Phoae WY..z.au, St lllkltllepart Wichita 20 Xavlar IOl'alo) 7 MuaklftlUm '4 Marlett, 6 Ohio Northern IS H.,. 7 Gffr1ili Ttch 16 llco 1 3 Arkan1a1 41 Tul11 7 Northwtstarn lt Oklahoma 3 T1x11 A&M 14 TH11 Tech 1 4 l1yler 26 Celeradt 0 Arlan■ It. 14 W"t Te■IG St, 3 Utah 13 Arln1111 S WltcllMln 24 lt1nftrtl 7 WJMftlnt 13 N,w Mexico I Air Poree U: Cel11t1H St. U I Utah It. 1 4 Manteno 1 2 Washlnfton 41 Idaho 1 2 ltultlc U, 21 C.llfornla ANIH 0 TCU 7 huthtrn Ctlhrnla 6 � d"." J BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX . dtl(I "' (_OAL; OIL; GAS f U .R N A ( E S SCORES omo !',�!� i��: Bobcats' Look Like Shoo-Ins -----· Dally Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 26, 1960-S �Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, (!),, Sept. 28, 1960 Varsity Performer Of Big Red Eleven Ekes Out 12 to 7 Win ' Bob Burri&, a Negro halfbaclr: who had played two qtfarters of the Big Reda game Friday night, wrecked Eaatern High grldder, Saturday n ight with a 38-yard punt return and a aix yard scamper, both good for touchdow1111. Eastern scored the' firat time it got !ta bands on the ball but the play was nullified by . a penalty. Coa ch Bob Ashley'• boya dl�u•t count again until midway in the third peri od when Mel Ballard, 175 pound fullback went 66 yards up t he middle to put Eastern out front, 7:0 after Ni ck Leonard ran the extra poi nt. B urria, playing th.e second h alf only, returne d a punt tor a TD, t hen ciugbt a pass to the aix yard Chqni,ei 3-�onc9a, 4:00 4:30 J:00 1:30 8:00 1:15 8:211 6:30 8:45 7,00 '1:30 B:30 9:00 9:30 10:!30 11,.00 11:lU 11 :l!I ' 1 :00 • JOINS ALL.STARS NEW YORK (UPI) - Ron John51?n, considered the be1t buket­ ball player ever lo co,ne out of the UniversiLy of Minneaota, ba1 • been selected by Lou lb>asini to play fOT t he College All-Stan i n an exhibition matc:h again11t the New York Knickerbocken Oct 1\ : ,.'_ '511 I 1ft Wlll ,•• CIII klrt w, IIH ,.. - 1111 11....... 0.11. Thon ,.. tr 'ff ·••I rlpt ... N I I 1 111N11L SIVi ....., . ' � 1Nnc witll ·CUL _.,,.o.., WC:H. S·TV Chaonel 8 . c '. ; \ '2:00 Restlea11 Gun 12,80 Qoeen !or a Day 1 :00 AbolJ.t l'llCes l:30 Medic . ,":!JO Da;\In •Co� 1:30 The Gale Storm Show S,00 Beat ' ihe Clqck t:30 Who 00 YOU 1,Tru■t ,t oo ·. A'rnerl<!a'n B,P.ndal.aDd 1 : 5:30 Rin Tln Tin· •:oo Son l!'raaci■c.io Beat .t.. t t,nu, - """"',_ 6:40 Weather ,T�U;r ,B:-13 John L"sb' :,.OIP 7 : 0o Elections fqr "Living 7:30 TBA 8:30 Political Pro,ram 8:00 Tbe lliflem4,h 8:30 Wyatt Earp · .i�,1�:�-;::.:::iS"'"' 10:30 1 1 :00 11:10 11_:l5 ��:i() c &:no The Bri,:btet Di,J l:UI The �eret f':itorm MO The Edae of Ntilt,t �;po The Three . S�ooijes f;QO · Art�ur J. Smith, IHI"" Slone Open HouBe The News Tonight Scanning the weather Sports Report �te Show �◄ . ..,,.. ' . \ :,r. 1 12:'oo 13;30 ia:'46 l :00 t:31> wtn . �·�l�or Life Love of Search For Tomon..,.. The l-tlidlng Ught Life of Riley � the World TUml 3portscoPe · !t:80 kouJe Pl1rtr · AmOI 'n' Andy S·OO . The Hillhmalr-. Marshall Bowling Green Verdict II Youn To ·T�l�. 1Jt� Trutb.,.;� .i.. t:Qll 'O&Mf[hM IJQ Pele antl'lnadys .; r.1f' �•' Sto9'! , Father. Kn:-...,, Beat 1:aiC Mge of "NIRhi Celebrity Taumt SC-Outt 1·00 11le Three Stooge, Special _Political Broadcast 1: 00 Artb•ll' J Smltb t1(' Presidential Counulown · lber on · , the Wea .i � .. a l l:1J A -riuOa. News [ 6:20 Sportscop& A Look at the Wetther l 6:30 Adventure Theater 13 8:SO Hall of Fame 9:00 Tom - Ewell Shopa 9 : 30 Red Skelton Show 1:00 CBS New, 10:00 The Larry Moore Show e:u; Captain lCangaroo · l l:00 11 1)'clock Newa r t:00 Cartoon 'rheate e A took 4t •tJiiot t u'. 'fi!: . U:10 JQ:00 December Bride 13· 10:30 Video Vill•ge _ ____ 1 1 :15 · Tl'IE!ater 6:20 lr;30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 l0:30 11:00 tl:10 U:lS 1,11 A Look at lb• W••-�er _ _ __ _• ___• · -� -----' ' ------.-'---'-·-------- thqnoil 1 �-MP.l:ldD) 1 V •LJ•,,��-·.•) � ◄'I, . b... C4111iu· ··· On Sept. 28 the people of Mf'IP County wll \have the chance to a:et "that good feelirli" wh ich eolf!ea , frqm uDH)Ji,h servlce. O n Wecfnelday the Bloodmoblle W,HTM-Tv -·-a,p nnel 13 125 E. 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PreBton Music In the Round .Jim Tback<11 �o• Weatberca-,: Newe PletUa'e Hu11t101 Btfn'18J Hockle�rry ll!>!lnd Riverboat Tales of WeJts Firgo Peter Gunn The Great �bate Jackpot Bo,rling l)oU,� Be IIJ Play Your Hun_cb Price 11 Righi Coneentntioo 'l'Puth or Consequences If: Could Be You Mid Day New■ M ovietlme Woman', World Loretta Young 'ffieater Youo.f Dr. Malone From 111eae &,OU Comedy Playbolllll Here's H ollywood !Jteamboat Bill Woody Ylo-."''>eeker Meet Mr. Cand idate Jim Thacker Show Wead1ercast Newa Picture HUDUey-Brinkler Report Cannon"!Jall .(.:Jr,0)1• Hilebcook Presen!S Thrill�r 1 Dow a:our of Mysteriee New1 1 11:10 Weathercast · · 1 :is Jack PW Show UN) Sign otf 1 ll111i...lay ;...1 8 -,,"'l'f't" Chan,I"' • That's """ ,.. . .,..11y ' ' line in the fourth period to 1et up lfhi final winning jaunt. Ea.tern outn.llhed the Reda W to P7, bad 8 first downs to 4, a:ot '8 yl.rds on S of 13 completed paasea to S8 yard■ on 2 of 7 com• pletion,, and had 65 yard.I in pen• alties 19 50 for the Reds. Coach Ashley Saturday took hil top quarterback, Henry Hen1ley, to Holzer Hoapital for 1n appen• dectomy. He had plenty of pral!Je for hi1 boys, indicating they put up a stout de�6nae a]I the way. SOON- THE filG ANNOUNCEMENT FROM OHE\7'ROLET ���\U::! 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J:uat tor Yp Calling on PL Plea11nt · Newa Headline& MusJe Go Round Ne.,. llualt � llo\111.d Nen �... 11,Ullc Go ·11o¢1 'Lotil N�• M:�ie Ge> llo� BdillMll � _ S:OII II'!'� . Go"•� B:80 · News lleadlww 5:31 Mu1lc Go Round 5:45 Com�lete NeWI ftmm.d-µp 8:00 Crow • S� IIOU■ e--Sound e:so NeWa -Heidllneil 66::i,2 EvenlDtf tnterlud.1 7:00 Ntwt Headttnet 7 , 02 Evonlnl IDier• . 1 do ,' . :Nril • .,..., ~ .• • 1'• \IV 1 8:00 sta:n Off ·•J � �• t I .,}g �11ai�- Here's Chance T() Get ,That \Good f.eel.ing' S'l'ANDINGS retufflll to Pomeroy Junior High Schoo) from 12 noon till 6 p. m., and II }'Oil would come and a:ive a ·plltl of bJoo,d, ,� wl}I tee\ bet· ter both phyaically a nd mentalJy, knoit'iftl fhat )'OU tre helping to h.t't'e lives. ,Since t he lut Bloodmobile viait mll'l1 pi nt■ of blood have beth u� by Melga Countiant. ir you 11:now someone who ha& had ftt ban blt>od. come to the B)9odn'M- · bUe •n� '1ve a pint of yoµi blood: to help r�lace blood used.� lli�-- Br Unit.cl Pren lnt.matlon1I NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct.Ga x-Pittaburih . . . 92 � .818 8e 83 .m e� Milwaukee . . St. Louis . _ . . . . 8l5 63 .574 8 Los Angeles . . 78 69 .531 121,la San Francisco 75 73 .507 16 Cincinqatl . . . . . 67 83 .447 23 Chicago . . . . . . M 92 .383 34"2 Pro9fi(o MIiiing & Feed Co. was �hll.,Selphla . . Ill! 94 .369 3111> !9..'IUPtOXimately 140 people host x-Cllncehd pennant Wednesday evening, conslsHna of Sunda.y's Res11lt1 broiler growers and their familiea MllwaukN 4 Pith. 2, 10 lnnln,­ when the aenior_ class of Racine ChlcalO 5 St. Loula D Hia:h School ael'Ved a chicken d in­ Phlladl•phla 7 Cincinnati 1 ner. Min Ruth Ann Petrel, a mem· Slln Franclaco 13 Las Ante!•• t with piano musle duri ng dinner. Saturd,ay'1 RNVlb Marvin Glatgo, manager. waa MC Chic.190 5 St. Louis 4 r fo the affair and introd uced offi• Milw.1iAI.N 4 Plttdturah 2 clals or Botki11S GraYl & Feed Co., Cincinnati 5 Phlledolphla 0 Botkins, Ohio; Am■tulz H�t4Jel"f, Only llfMI acheduled Ortvitle, Ohio; Twin Valley! J:fatci{! 1 MoMay', PrabllW• PltchH'S ery, West Ale:itandrla, phi�, San Pl'4nclsco If Loi A"9'IH ' Rhodes Hatchery, Ripley, W.t \11. , n�C:ormlck 13-1 2 YI Drys George I. Petit, InC., Doylet��\ •1• , ..13. O.; Southworth Poultry Co;, , Col' Orily 91mo tchodulad umbus, Ohio : Hocking Polilti't Co,, . Tu...Y.'• � g Lo11n, ohlo: and Troyer nu�l:iQ · , '. MUwavkM at Phlluolphll, N co., Sugar Creek, Oh io. C l�IIINfl &t P.ttsiM,,gh, N Later i n t111!' evening, n'r-. W«r­ $:t. Louil at LM Anp11 N ren · M urdock:, teehnlc•l su�isor ChiCIIO 'it . San Fr•Jllclsco,, N or the Chicago area for th� ;Feder: AMlliiliCAN LIAGUli al gqverninent, wafl introduced and ' W L Pct. GI he discussed several phaSfl! of Fed· x-New York . . . 81 57 .IIUi eral Poflllq Inspection In proces1Baltimore . . . '86 '6' ll73 6 ing plants, with a queation and ChiCago . . , . . . 8fi 84 .5'10 6¼. answer period following. Cleveland . . . '14 74 llOO l'l Washln1ton . . . 73 76 .490 181/2 Detroit · . . . . . . 88 81 ,4!18 23¼ 64 M .430 27¼. Boiton . . Kansas City . . . 54 94 .365 37 x-Clincbed pennant Sunct.y's Results laltlmoro 3 W11hln9ten 1 26 New Yark 4 Boston S president . Is n, o tt u D Dale Mra. Clevel1nd 4 Chlcqo 0 first meetthe that ing c un o ann 5 City I Detrolf 6 li<anH rs of 1 IIJ;IS · S•turday'1 Booste d n Ba e h 1.ng_ of t coming Mqndn thi• eld h be will Kan111 City 6 Dltrelt 3 at \he hia:h school at 7:30. All Battlma,_ 10 Wathlntlton 9 attend. ·, Clevtlu�d 6 Chlc18(1 !!i, 12 Inns. parents are urged to . . Inns , 27 New York 6 Botton 5, 10 The Bradbury Pl'A will h_old a Mond'1y'1 Pi'61iible · Pitchers Naw Yori!: at Washl111ton ni1ht Skating Parly next Tuesday eve­ ning at . Jhe .pie: -Top �'4tlDi t!tink .....:.Stlffotif 'l-1 vs Rami>I 1 1 -16 nl1ht Middle'port. The party la o�n• .Cltr in Kan1a1 ... pyj Clovela ed ·to ' tlie Jj\lblic and will be', beld > -H•1olimon 2..t •• l!•l. r/ JS-15 j! CM;l, • •Jii,ai,t-Fl,h• frofil 4:30 to 6� p. -m. }ile �.lten.ded · ' Provico Event At Racine BARNEY G8()Gl,I LOOK A LL WORE .QIJT, CALE� · - WHl\1' 'IE BEEN ll01N' ? ve .- utl 'B 8NIJFl'Y 111111::. :__,�=::-----:---i ;::: SHUX•• IF VE W/,\NT I COUNTED BEEN UP '.I ON 1'H' Hl611WIW TII' uvelONG SNUFFY•· CO\JNTIN" CARS or:w, TO COUNT" CARS, CA . Sil< HUNNfRT 'IE OU6KT 1'0 4iOIo PU 1111/lTY. iHM ON SATIDD,1/, � SEVeN SUNM,' WIIEl'I · "TODAY· • :TCJl)RISTI:RS ':\"I" I '·' Meigs & Mas9n Coming Events s...-, s....... vi a. ,,l ,2"' .;·u· poi, o> .-��,� ' r<.ofll� '!! 1ff1dtiV.1 w,alMI Detroit at �hi�.,, nla:flt Cl1vel1nd at k1nl•• , City, "lght. Niw Y� .t �9'hlnafoil nl9ht Baltlmaro at Bo�Ol'I · -- ld119S YC!U T!!� Up To The Mimate Mason . · �opnty NEWS J TI•:� JP 11,:55 �t� •·.i , ., 4M. . }L� f.f:: M'IM · .I� l�.. , Rl:AD • ··· I I' YOU'RE JUNE ,UT TAU." !'Iii:- ' MY 1 FORGQT' · F'OR The Men of th� Heath Metbo­ M lddlepott, will di,t' Church, meet this coming Tue■day ev�n­ ing at 7:30 _at the church. The Board of Trustees of tlJe; lddleP.Qrt ,F',int B;aptJ,t Chllrdl ; .wie� . next 'l'uesd'1' -ewming · a \he cliur.ch 7:3j). Oh Wl-dnes­ c\Q .evening followlna the pr.ayer D'leetil\K, the Board of Cbriltian EdJ1.C.ation will meet at 8:30. The Jolly Bunch Sewing Club will Jµ,ye a .'c9pk-uut at the K. E. aye,'' home QIJ N. Third Ave. In Middleport, Tuesday eveni ng 'al'· n p. m. • $1plember 28 Racine Grange will meet Wed­ · neaelay nlgltt, Sept 28. A pro• and quar• gram will be presented . terly birthdays will be recogniied Sept. 29 . The Meiga Temple Pythian Sis­ ters will hold a rummage i;ale i n the former Miller 5C and IOc Store )nliltin,: on· 'MIil Street In Mi ddle­ P,ort,' Sept. 29 and 30 and until ,Doop ori Satµrday, O�t. 1 . P�·thian ·ai,tets\ who ·have rummage please have· it 1t the bllild ing by 2 p. m., Wednesday, Sept. 28. The selling of rummage will be from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. A 11pecial �eeting of the Racine Band 8o!)11ter1 ts to be held on ' Thur11day, sept. 29 at 7:30 pm at R11.cine high school. All band '• mothera are u rged to attend. SeP"""-r 30 The Sunday school of the Le• tart FalJs Methodist Church is 1ponsoring a jitney supper Fri• . day evening, Sept. 30. Serving will start at 6 p. m. at the Com• munity buildina. Everyone js Jn• rr GLASSES � , !J, . . vl('jl? ------ . '" ·. l'RANCI :,tATS FINLANO__ _ HELSJNK:t· ''Finland (UPI) , __,... Ftlnee came ffom behind at half· • • • l1o-,.igi,ainlaod, J!-1, irl � . soc"r world :·�amp1onehip q�h" Sunday, mateb ·ttatlOP . . ! . ' i Ii •d' 1 [j �-�·i' -""""!:�., --· · """ ""· """"' ' ' t AMo I QAl0 WE.'D m1< ff CYQ: \. I ••1:. .All LEFF · -•- ·"' ' . - · , Goegle in Ready-M ix Co. he• -··--- --- SAVE ON Rill ' ,., -t1 . ' ., ' ,,; - �\ � ,, -· - .. �__ .. , . . . . .... , rn111na: Oepl s, Advisors Recognized At , · R. A. Roush Family Enjoyed Sunday Reunion Mainly About �eople Middleport Worship Service Sunday I =i"ntce Of recognition for the teachers of the SWlday f _ ; .,_.,.. ! In Pomeroy program and the youth advisors was held Sunday mor­ � "---":....�I the morning worship service at the First Baptist of Middleport. Olrtlflcatn of coll\llUNion and Mrs. Fowler. � pn,eated lo the honored for hi• morninl sermon the : -- h Mn. Ray Pickens, chair- pastor, Rev. Donald Boone spoke • IIIN, of· tbe Chri!itian Board of on Lhe 1ubject "Christ Our Te•­ ( U11eatlon and Tony Fowler, Supt. cher". : M' the Church School. The cholr of the church under • � Reeelving certificates as tea- the direction of Mrs. Clarenre ·c:ben ind assist.ant teach.en Lacey presented the anthem ··no • wwe Illa Freddie Houduhell, You Wonder?" Mrs. John Kauff, Mn. Beulah Durin1 the church achoo! hour ; W'Mte, Jin. Harry Houdaahelt, a promott-on aerv(re waa· con­ Dave Jenkins, Mn. Charle, ducttd by Mn.. Jame& Pullen. Jle1111111tl, lln. Bert Bodimer. Mn. Promotion ctrtUicates were pre• ( Prailcea BeJth1, Mrs. Fowler, Mre scnted to th children 5oln11 from , Pldeot,, M.n. Harold E. Hubbard, one cla111 to another by the Supt, -llri. Willia Anthony, Paul · smart, Tony Fowler with the teachen -0f i 1lrt.. Allen Hua:hea, L. D. Diles, the cl1uea asal.sting. . · H. • ff. Hall, Mrs. J. Q. Rice, Thi, Wednead1y evening t.he C llrt .., and Mn. Rou Pullen. con1reaalion of the church wm Mvllon presented certiflc■l• attend the revival meetlnc being .• � , ft were Earl Smith, Mr. and Mrs. held at the First Bapti1t Church , Geo Colman, Mn. Burl Bogg1:&1 in Pomero)' instead of their regu( --- lar mid-week prayer service. ,t · lftf•• Girls and Boy• ? Promotion Day Held By Pomeroy's United Methodist C:fturch On Sunday PromoUon Day was held Sunday during the Sunday School hour al lhe U nited Methodiill church. A program was presented by the beginners and primary­ o., Sept. ?.Ill 1960 II-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-14ldclleport, ,,...., mel wilh lhem ''II lhetr meetlq which tncluded devoUonl • Bible ..... and rofre1bmen1, Chruch Group Hel.J ! ., Meewa• 0/ Fall whlcb were 1lfll'\led b1 ltn. Hou­ The f1mib of Rleb1rd A. and The Cbriltl.an Endeavor craup daabell, who wu aui,ted by Mrt. Sunn Roush held ■ reud;oo junior departments. Kenneth Finley, superintendent of the or the MlddJeport Church of Cath Bahr and Mn. Kenneth Mc• home of M.r. '11d met Sunday eveninc ■t the Elbinny. Rev. and Mn, E. 0. Parker of Sumlay at the . Sunday School, •poke briefly and introduced the girls of the Chrltl church · for their flnt meetina Akron vl•ited with the Rev. and Mn. Harold Capehart, New Haven Intermediate department who were fromoted to the Senior this fall. A picnic dinner waa aervdd at The meetinc wu closed with Mrs. Ralpb C. Zundel and family noon on the lawn with 11itrs. yout h class. Benzil Goegleln spoke bnolly and pre,enled pro­ Mn. Milton Houdashelt, tbelr the J'riendthlp Circle. Thul'tlday and Friday enl"tlute to Mu:ine Arnold aaking grac�. • rnotion cards to the boys ln his class who were promoted to Virginia. where they were to a.1Attending were Mr. and Mr1. !he Senior Youth class. .11i1l in a special n11y and mission• Robert Grimte,d, Mike, Bobby, . Mrs . Eugene Brown ary service for a few days before . , who has been the teacher of the S8il• and Dick, Albany; Mr. and Mn. returnin g home. ior Youth, and Mrs. Russell Moore who will teach the group , C1nton ; Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel and Mrs. Richard s. Grinstead, Mr. and Mra. DouQ:lasa Fry and this year, were also introduced by ¥r. Finley. Dal1y Juper we� called to Zanea­ Mrs. Baker Gordon 11uperinten• ville Saturday to attend the funeral Lynn; Mr. and Mn. Terry Frye, dent of the primary-junior de.part- I the Third Grade introd uced her Mrs. Ralph Herner, Jack and of their cousin, MH. Elizabeth ment apoke then the Rroup sa ng pupils who told &0methiug on the Baird. Mrs. Bair d with her family Margie and Miu Sue Patrick of ''Tell Me The Stories or Jesu,." lesson1 and following presentation Monroeville, visited the Zundela here on sev'. of their promotion canh, \he Mr. and Mni. Herbert Knapp, Lee Crew, teacher of the S�lh eral occasaions. Rev. Eugene Brown, on behalf of Grade, pre&ented hi8 claH and Ca,llel'II al the home of Mr. ud Margaret Ann and Jimmy, Nor• each told le&sons learned the pai l the Sunday &hool, presenLed a walk; Mrs- Walter Taylor, Dale Mra. John Frick Sunday afternoon Bible to ea <'h member of the cla ll& and Ronn1e and Mrs. Robert l{ar­ year. M ■rllyn Moore &an11 ''The were, Caneraie Stelnard and Mrs. nterln g _the junior department Beautiful t Bible, ■ " fter which the leu and Robin, Columbus: Mr. Howard Poole of Akron, Mrs. Nell­ Following the soni, "Praise God and Mra. Floyd Miller, Marietta; cla11 received ill promotion to ie Bradley. Columbus, Mrs. Clara For The Bible," a queation and the Intermed iate Departme nt'. . Mr&. M1kine Arnold and Suaanna, Murray of Middleport, Mr. and .inawer period w11 conducted by A fifth grade taught by bfr&. Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mn. Albert Brown and two chil­ Stewart and Gary, Mr. and Mrt. Harvey Van Vranken pre�e l'l'ted , Mra. Hary-y Drake who prescntt!d dren or Mt. Vernon, and Mr. and her second grade with cards. The Jack Stewarl, Timmy ind Rulrh 3 play and membera were ,i: i¥en Mr■. Charle& Bart.els and children First ?ride ta �1ht b)' Mrs. Gerthdr earda . to the Sixth Gr de, and Mr. and Mn. Raymond Grin• and Mr. and Mn:. William Hutton al 1fter which � Wlldermutti each quo� a j the primary unior stead, Muon. of Rutland. Bible verse before ,:eceiving the artment " sang, Doing Our Mn. Mary AumUler. Ver (I 3 PIECE l.'' The Fourth Grade, tauRht promotlo rt and also lctld how the)' Mils Edith V. Cook who under­ Grlriatead and Mu. Kenneth � Mra. Ch1fle1 Peraln 11 0 wen't sur1ery six weeks ago has re­ 8an and Ken Sherrie, Hartr er told had gt◊jVn the put JH1, The t0n1. ''We ·Tb•�II: Thee Our o leaons learned and weN! ' 1iven turneit"1o her employment et the Mh. Jack L. Fowler, Tomm y Father," Concluded ifie program card1 to the P'lflh Grade. Robinson Laundry. C6nslsl& of Jacket. Cap and Ton)', P\. Pleasant; Mr. and Mn. Jehn Werry, te�cher of of the r,-�mary-Junlor group. Mn. :.t"rs. Lucille 8. Hawkln1 'was the P'red Rou■h, Ralph and Jean, · \ Snap crotch Overalls. Sizes Mra. I. E, D. Jlarttn1er enter­ C. F. Tompk ins dl1pla)'ed a book S•turd a}' evenlnl dtnner jueal of and M,ra; Charlt8 Yonker, Char • S., M., L. t11ined the Women . of the Epis• of pi�ture,; on the lellOM learned Mra. John F. Baily Jnd family. Bryan, Sonya and Nathan d Church Commi,,ian copal Church Thursday evenin1 l which were exptaintid by tho,e Mrt. Allie Grueser of Mone11en, Mr. nd · M.r1. Clay Grin■tead ot 11t her home, Chester Ro.net. · n E-'-· __ , lQK. "UIWn et ot the Beglnnen Department go·l Pa., arrived Friday evehing, for a Letart W. V■• Route. ·: · Devotion& by r.tj1. Fred Crow Mra. Bernard Fultz, chairman, in1 to the First Grade. The book vl1Jt with her daushter and son­ Mr. ■nd Mrs William McFtr• Jr. opened the mettlng. The new in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Me­ land, Chariea and Raymond, Mr . conducted the meetina and alao j WH 1iv,n lo Mrs. Wildermuth, • year book, were dl1trlbut11d. Mn Anau1 led the, 1roup In devotion• when their teacher thil yur. Middleport, Ohlo and family. and Mn. Thoma& Grinstead, Shel• lhe Commistion of Eduration Crow announced that the Rev. . met ,t i - .,._.,. M;r. and Mn. Fred Vllndall and by, Bet!kY and Jackie, Mr. and D1vld Thornberry Of C111clnn1tl Attendance Sunday pin, were presented '!'vening ■ t He•th Metho\ family of Jlclaware wen! weekend Mn. Herman Knapp, Beverly and would be the 1ue,t speaker at by Mn. Gordon to Je11nlfer Bl•kedist Church, Middlepor t. gueats of \i:rli. Lydia Hyaell. • Hernella Mr. and Mrs. Harold the next meeUna: on Oc1..- fl using Durlng the meetinil they voted alee for five ye111: Sondra Potts Mr�. Jade llenRon of Brookville, Fry, Larry Joe and Melvin, M,r, .J 1 • ae his topic "World 1'lll1ion1" �or four ye�ra; John Goodwin, Lo�­ ••· pay to the expense• of the Ky. I.ti lhe �ucst of Otho P Radford , and Mra. Everett Rmah, Kathy · A poll\lrk dinner will precede thl■ tor, Rev. Raymon Konlr:risht ■nd inc VauJhari, D,� ny Jrown, D•v1d �yraeu.11c. and Linda, Mt. and Mrs. Richard mtetin&. It was 1110 a1it1ounced Sund■)' school ,uPerintendent Goodwin and Hilah V1u1han · for .D. Grinstead, Susie, Nifa Ann that Bishop Roger Blaftcbard Dr. and Mn. B. A. Jack Tracy Bechtle flll CIIIATOB8 UC.SIZE IITOCXlNCS of to the ■uperlnten• three yon; Marlene Goodwin, Co­ and would bt at the church for con• lumbus .1pent lhe 'weekend with his and Yvonne and Mr. and Mt8. dent'• conference next ; in - It o Y Vallgb■n, Linda Warner, sunda)' Capehart, all of New Haven. rlrmaHoo Od. 18 at t p'. m. A mother Mra'. E. J. fracy, New Boaton. A Sundly school Danny Crow, Jim Swatiel and yo• are tall or b:.•• full •""• All of the Rou8h children •ere tea wi II follow thi• aervtCe. llra. Glen Chale and aon, John new1p1per w11 1110 dltcuued ■nd Julie Brown, �wG y:e•n; and Unda Mrs. Theodore � J■., pro• ret\lrned to · their home Dayton present except Waite� Ro111h of the group d�cided to have a f•m· Reuter, Ronme Reuter, Debbie lllld if Y�•r ■tocklnp nonn.Uy are ■hon, . For Men and Boy• I . - �, . grim chairmtn, ·showed 1lldea of Sunday, aUer beLng etined here bv· New Haven and HatrY Roush of ily nleht in October. The Cbrlat Crow G and Gene oodwin for one • �ncl or are I_OO tigh� lhen you 1hould Hartford. the Jal■nd of HaUI WblCh told the , (leath of Mn. Johh Ch11e. mH proar■m Will 1110 dlsculled. year. where and how the money 11ven Le wearQIJ lhe leg-aize Mr. and Mn. Herman Hoffner of Attending were Mr. and Mn. . At Ole close of the program Mr. . to the UTO ia used. One of the Chtllkothe were W:C:eke�d gueall Fmley, on behalf of fhe Sunday Beehtle, Mr. and Mra. Janie, Euler .• Mlddleporl, Ohio made to fit you lo pedeclion. mlasion worker• of the Bpl1eop■l of ,-Mr. and �-"· Lawr,nce Hoff­ Mra. Jamet Brewln1ton, Mn. Orin School, thank�- Qie t�chers and • l Church ,hown In the plcture w.. ner, G Mrs. for on their excellent �nt Smith, Mrt. L. w M cComa,, Mn. . • Ml1111 Jane Meet, d■ughter of Mr. ,. Roy Davit son, Michael and Emeraon Jonet, Mra. Nan Moore, work with the children Lhe past and Mn. Relnhalt" Med, Mr. dau1hter, Mrll. Jim Edwards and Miss Be111 Sanborn and Rev. year. { Meea i• a native of Pometoy and 100, Jlmm)' of Pontiac, Mkh. were • ,.,,,.. to Ami KonkriRhl. vltlh here wUh hf1 alatu, Mrt. w�kend guests of Mrt. Emma Mrs. Carl Eaderda)! of Ratine 1.1.y .,,, P. E. Stanley and other relatives. Davh1 and other relative.. w■a 1urprtaed on her 69th birth­ Refreahmcnta were served by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mitch of day, Sept, 22nd when a potluck � To the ho1te111 during lhe social Mu■Ulon are lhe guelll!I of rel· dtnraer waa aerved at noon. In • Approximately 6S attended the hour. the afternoon the group vl,lted stJvcl In the area. The regular meeting of the TUIS,, WED.. THURS, Mr. and Mn. Rex Kt!ndall of Mc­ the rece:ntl)' purchaeed hOme ol Past Matrpn1 of EvanReline Ch1_p­ potluck '"supper and get 1.equaint• l Pherto n, Kanaat, were recent Fred Smith, the former Dana ter, OES, wu held Friday even• ed m�t!tlna: honorln& the Rev. and Gel Double Your 1ueall of atr. and Mra. Mu: Folmer Able■ place at Morning Star, and Ing- at the Mawnlc Hall, Middle• Mra. Rlehard Morgan and ftmily, • • Purcba■e In Slamj,I at the Foreat Run Me�hodist Belle Sbarmeer Seaml... Melb Slqe'1!oc1 . . . . . . $1.50 from there· went to the old Batey port, with Mra. Maxine and family. Allena­ ch1ucb, Friday evening . home ■t Dorr11r now owned by worth a• ho1teq. She w11 a■aisted Mr. and Mra. !Yerett ,Thotnaa j Belle Sbano.tr Followil\l • the ,upper, a di11cu1Seantleao ■pent Sunday in Chillicothe with Wm. Hoback. , $1.50 by Mn. Evelyn Lewi,. ' 1ion· waii held on lutufe actlvitlea Th01e1 present were Mrs. Mary their 10n and d1u,hter-in-law Rev. Middleport Belle Sbarmeer Walkbig _Sh- Stoelwlp . . . . . . $1 .35 A ahort meeilng w■1 conducted for Ul,e chnrch. er, CbuiN-: !111 . . ,� l �yl Don! . Tt\J F,lnt Ba'pU1t church of and .Mn. Eugene Thoma, 1ml by Mn. Allnawor tb who it �e■f• E. s mlUi, Sumner; Mn. Pomeroy w11 well Hprennted al dau1hter. Belle Sbarmeer White Nm �IIP . . , . . . . . $1.35 dent after whlch 11rnH Weij. flli• SKATING •A-TY e Dor.l and son, Guy1ville; Mr. and Mrs. Max Meinhart and the Baptl1l A11oclatlon mecUnai: ed with prize, beln1 wori ,,. There will be • Skalin.C -par y Mr. and Mrt. Jimm1 Joe Guinther Mr. and Mn. Fred Batey, N11w held at Rio Grande Thunday. Belle sharniJ.: �- sheer Sloeklap, ;: ,).35 111d U.85 Mrs. Dell• Wlndaon, a guett, and tomorrow Jftemoon from 4:30 !o _ Haven and Mn. and Thurl daught Stone, Attendln1 the seulon er lp(lnt durln11 Sunday with Mn, M . L. French, Mr1. LUllan d:at) 11 the Bil Tap lptln1 rink Pomeroy. Ohio H■rtford: Mrs. Blanche Euter­ , the day were MP8. J, H, Stephen, rel ■ tlvea in Columbus. Stieff and Mr1. Pearl Bunce. TONIGHT anif TUISDAV in, Middleport. The party 11 open­ Stephen Elliott or Rand, W. Va., daY, Mn. Emma Adam,, Mra. 10n, Mrs. Ellen Couch, Mn. Lydia ,. Following the game period, • ed to lhe public ind 11 �in• "BECAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG Stewart, Mrs. Dal1y J,11pef and 111 the gue1t of hia arandmother, Myrtle Holler and Mr■• Carl Ell• 1Po�ored Ji!Y the Brad�ury _PTA , terday, loc1l, Mra. lu.ymond Gooch deallf!ri eoune w11 1erved. Dtiek Clark - Tuelday Weld lht Rev. and Mrs. Ralph• C. Zundel. Mra. C. L. Arnold. - •llo Mrs. Wendtill Th�"'�" and aon, GeorQ:e Wagner Youth ol the Astoclatlon parllcl­ 11pent Saturda)' ,.,. "Tffl!l MOUSE THAT ROARED" piittd In the eventn1 pro1r1m and In Huntington, W. Va., purcha1dng David and ffn1, GalllJO]II. Mrs. Easterday received many Peter Sellers - Jean Stiberw: tho1e from the Pbr,.eroy church trophlea for the Sporl1man Motor­ Runnins time: 3 hn. 10 min. 111te11dlng were, Brenda Bailey, cycle Hlllcllmb to be held at the u,elul 111rta. S.---oUlce cloae1 8:� P.M. I S•lly P'oater, Sarah We1to� Shar- Rock Sprlna:1 fairground on Octo• on Young and Cha,lenc . z;undel. her 2. WIDNIIDAY & THURSDAY Pythlan Suter• Ta Followlm: the meetlnR the alrl1 •'J1lE OL\Nr OF MARATHON" vl11lted briefly with Sharon Zun(Jel Mel!t Thu F.vl'nin11 (Teehnlcoloat) who l11 attending Rio Grande Col• The "ltaff and officers of Mei�R eac Sleve Reevea (Hercules} lcge. Temple Pythi■n Slaten w\11 mr('t end Mylene J)emona:eot tfiie--'raaa .....� thl1 evening at the K. of P. Hell COLORCARTOONS Aleo Mra. Rulh Zundel attended lht In Middleport at '7:30 with M . ,s PRIDAY NDT OPIN R•trt n nnaunceu 8Y recent ·■n da)' meeting or lhf! Karl Owen• and Mra. Myron MUSATURDAY M■. 11.nd Mrs. Norman Stewart Weekday Rell1ioua E d u c a t I o n hoaleuea. "BOBBIKINS" , or Mlddleporl ire 1nnouncln1 teaehen of E11tem Ohio which ler, I Bobblkin■ - Shirley Jones the birth or I 1111. pound d1uah• w11 held tl the YMCA In Zane1, l l -, and Mu: BYtl'■vea ler Saturds)' at Mel11s General · ville, The 1pe■ken for the meet­ 1 1 \1 - al■o Hoapltal. The Stew1rta have three ln1 were Ml ■1 Llltlan Corney ,tale ' other children. "TIU! THIRD VOICE" director of Weekday Rell1lou1 Mr. and Mra. G. G Werner of Education and Mn. Heater Wick• s.tmo11d O'Brien, Julie London TONIGHT Middleport ■re grandparenU and en■, elementary achool 1upervlaor luft.t Man., Tun. Oct. i-M Dtubet.h Tt:�or and Mra Charlea Tipton nt K11er It · •n ZJne1Yllle. ''HOM E FROM THE HR.LS" Mont-comery Cutt In their a:reat a:r,ndrnother. Accomp■nyln& Mr,. Zundel to "RAINTllEE COUNTY" Zane1vllle ror I vi1Jl with rel1(Technkolor IJ Clnemucope) li�et were . her mother, Mn. Daley - alao Jaaper ■nd her d1u1hlen, Sharon Randy Sparl::■ In and Ch■rltine Zundel. ''THE BIG NIGHT" flntertat.ln-a: Teen-Act. rlt"turfJ) "Ralntfff County" AppfOX, 8:30 "Ric N.lcbt" at 7 .ti (Part over al 11.) Al10 Cartoon TUIIOAY Mid WIDf,illDAY The if>'HII Run f'.IIY 'met Tue■• ,AMILY NIGHTS \ .\· da, evenlnl lo eleet new olllcen William Holden 1md lor the comln1 1ear. They are ad• otto Preminger Jn vlaor, Worley Haley; pretldent. :.�• ' "STAL.AG 17" Clrolyn Ferrell; vice phlldent, El­ - al■o olte Bmllh; lrei1ure:r, Beatrice I, :• •• Jerry i..w1a - Martha Hyer May; se:cret1ry. Roberta Smilh; !?· •• '"1'11111 DELICATE new, reporter. Sharon Haley; rtt· DEUNQ IJENT" \' HiUon leaden, Glorl1· P'errell, AllO C.rtoon \ 1.J.nda Chapman and S�ron Hale)', ■y L.UCILLI ttAWICINI Ohle SOie Arda.. 6 111.r, SoN l :i l h • 111111 8tl. I f I • 11n. f i, ,• ' • ,, ' ! ; ;• , i•' CORDUROY SUITS 0 • SMITH CLOTHING CO. • • •! • • ,' ' • Roush'• Shoe Store --� -·-- • Mrs. Easterday Surprised Upon Her Birthday DOUBLE POLL PARROT STAMP DAYS Du...._, ----- 1960-61 following her sel�ction Saturday night in Racine, Miss Norris , <fa ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Norris, was chosen by judges Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew. She was selected above Mary Beth Toner, who represented Letart Grade Scbool; Suzzanne Price, Miss Portland; and Cora Lee Manuel, who represented Racine Grade Scbl"'l• Sally Rou,h was the 1959 festival queen. candidates for queen were j Eugene Johnso"h:, waa on hand given coraacea by Francia Florists with numbers during the evening $1 .35 to $1 .65 s�. :· . . . f.lberfeld s ·In Pomeroy -··---- __., School, will serve as American Legion Fall Festival queen for too MEIGS THEATRE h, Clarice Norris, eighth grade student at Syracuse Grade � ,.., ..., -.,. � Duel,., ,.,, a.u..sw-. Regular - Mueller Clindrol Rell1iou1 T her M-tlnt1' , f' , - and identlflcatlon ribbons by Goodwin Florlsta. The girl! also were preeen 1ifll from the Ra� cine American Leaion Au1tiliary. The new. queen was given a $2.5 savinga bond by the Racine Legion Post and g;lfts by Racine, Port• land and Letart PTA's. The Racine Village Cut-Rate Store also pre• 1ented a gift Lo the queen, Jim Brace was awardetl $10 far hlvlne th.I lar■"t pumpkin on dl1Play. In window di1play competition, Letart Cub Scout& won first place, Racine Future Homemakers ol. America placed second, ];"ortl ■ ncl Grade School was third, Let■rl Boy Scotlts were fourth, r acine Grado School flflh, Letart Girl Scouts sixth, Racine FFA seventh, Racine third grade eighth, Letart Grade School ninth, and the Lel>i'l •Brownle■ we<0 wl_,.n of 10th . • . � pllff l march schoo High � &cine ing band under the direction of __ _ Former Resident Of Middleport 1 Eaf}y Today D'ed :�h tri ve - l n Hy�II Ru� Group Elects Otlicers n�, You r� Hom e Deserves The Best .. ' .. • Used Hea ·ng Equi pment ,, COAL FUR' NA . C S . •• llleued 1111'11 • ledlou, obore • relula1 Interlude. obinson's ' DJRERS - DRY CiUNIIS Trl-Lal• a..... PBONIII WY.WIit IN lllDDLIPORT ' ' ILUI �USTII lalo ,�JUST LET US DO YOUR WASH � . C..t I• R•n..1'1ule, T-1 ' .Automatic UII you ' ' :, ·, . ' " GAU.ON' .. WS1U 1 . CONCIN'IIA11 " . 53·39 B�KE R FU RN ITU RE ' MIDOLIPOltT, OH IO · ' t '. I ' U(l l ' ' ,, r:!;(' \ ' ' ' ·:• , '. ' ' ' :u • ' ' ... -� ' ,, . ' • lI , , ,, . . . Wl'fl FAt,45, • • �-:: 1• • Ybu .Pay ' ....� . �t .:· . ,,, ' . ', • PHOM.I WY,2.:.Q ' .. M• ' '1 , . ... . . ., I• • . . A ' . ' . ,, ... '. . ..... '' '' , . ' ., ,.'' ' . ·•·, • \ - ' . '· . . . ' : ,i '! ;,; ,I , . ,.... . 48.lt40 LD . qROTH: E RS • , .. ' ... , , ' • .. .\ f• • 8 tlle I ' Syraell8e Ladies Set Apple Buller Day l)Tacuae Pre1byter[1n Church wilt make apple butter, Wedne■day, October & at the cllurch. Writfl or phone orders to Mn. Naomi LOndon at WY2-6129 or Jin, Etter Harden. Phone W\'26829, Brint coritalnen to 'the churcb. 'lbe price will be 80 «nts per q14&rt. ' •. . :i1 La1111ehe Climb& On Kennedy ToUI' Train ENROU'l i: WITH KENNEDY (UPn - u. s. Sen. Frank J. LaUI· ehe accompanied other Democrats in the Kennedy 'motorcade throuah downtown Cleveland tod1)' and told IlflWlmen he would vote and campaign for the party'• candi­ date. Lauache arrived in Palnesvllle to meet Kenned)' and rode in the auto parade through Cleveland .1nd on Into Lorain. He showed up at Painesville with Cleveland Mayor Anthony Cclebreu:e. s•1glin 3 Assert S, . -UCf . D- , tatUS . '• · c.tll -role fla•- I 1 iremen _ _4sk Council For $14,000 Facility wh••• "" BERLIN UPI-Th• Unlled states, Britain and rrimce lient another no\-«! lo the So'viet Union today reaHering Berlin's four-, power statul and proteliting anew against Communist travel re• 8trtctions in the cit,: . The note aiRned by the West­ ern commandants In Berlin and delivered b)' French comman­ danl Gen. Jean Laoomme to Soviet commandant M1j. Gen. Ni­ kolai Zakharov, 1lao w■ rned the Russian• thlrit they will be held responsible for any Interference with the three Western air corri• dort to the i1ol■ted city, The new me111■ ae stre11ed that the Western ■Illes retai_p full rights through(lut Berlin, ind that East Berlin la npt part of East Genn1ny, The Eaat Germani claim all four-power aa,reementa on the city are dead. S· But ., Up Pjcket Line At Barge Site Divorce Asked In Meigs Court Of Common Pleas I Hardys Enroute Home After Trip To Oklahoma , By United Pr.., lnt.,nationtl The judges of Monday night'• Nixon-Kennedy debate-the Amer ican votera--won't make their fin11I deei&ion known until Nev, 8 but today they appeared over• whelmingiy in favor of •taging face-to-face encounten by the two presidential candidates. A survey by United Presa In· ternational indicated a 1plit as to whether Vice Pre:iidenl Richard M . Nixon or Sen. John F. Ken­ nedy came acrou better in their hour-long meeting. But ■II of thou lntervieWN •P1Mtred Inclined to ••"" with M■tth.w M. Butschek, 34, of Oall11, Tu., who uid the debtte• were "th• bnt thlnt that h■I ....., ha,..,..t In a pl'flidentlal UffllN!lifn... oaan, 31, J Dennr, -�Tboinaa r, C'Alo., lnfu al'li!e 1&1esman, aid oUt · thirlt Mtb candidat.ea made good appearances, preaented their ideas well. Of eourse, you will be swayed by your political affilia­ tion." Those who picked a winner of­ ten favored the opposite candi­ dates for identical reasons. '" Nixon did very- well," 11id John Walton Ulw&0n, :19, of Wil­ mel, Ill. "He did I wbole lol bet• ter than Kennedy. He was more sincere and seemed to have more confidenee." "Sen. Kenned}' 11CemPd more sure of himself;' said Mn. Mar­ garet Riley, 52, of Pittsburgh, Pa. ' 'They both appeared sincere and d both fine men, but Mr. Kenney seemed to have a slight edge over Nixon." Aeeountant Earl Veller, 38 , of Los Angeles, said, "A display of two sucb facile young men 1111 prospective president& of the U nited States was frightening to n1e. While the debate was dramatic ln its form, its content dis­ played a aurprisibg lark of evi• dence of the bold new leaderahlp whirh we all concur the countr')' needs." A residerit New Yorker, Jason Bacon, 26, said, "I was very im• presaed wilh the way the debate was handled, but I don't think either candidate came out best." would earmark for it. M i lh eltimated total cost, based on qreaent tentative plam, and if l.1bor is donated, might not exceed $14,000. It waa indicated that plans call for a 40 x 60 ft. structure with autom,tic doors and a 11eCond floor which should be uaed bJ community organization.s. In ad­ dition to normal modem faci1i• tiea for housing fire fighting equipment, it aho would be equipped to dry fire hose. The diHerence in funds Exactly where the gap in funds betwbn wha1 it was ulted the town provide, and what the fire­ men have on hand--appro1imately $3,000 to $4.000--might , come from subsequent public soliciting and fireman fund-raising pro­ jecta. I• PROPOSAL FAVORED Milli cited the■e argumenta for the propo&ed nl?w fire hopae.-- • -The Stitt of Ohio hll lncli• cated a new fire hou• IMVld H 1,uilt. If OM hn't fini ...._.. , ance rain IHI •II propartf In town will bl revlteel upwanl. -A tot bas been secured by the fire company which i.s out of congested traffic. Councilman Lee Smith urged Oldster's Home Destroyed By Morning Fire A fire completely gutted the residenre of Earl Kubn, Eureka, in Gallia County thi.a morning about 9:45. The Gsllipolil CiLy Fire De· partment was summoned. to the blaze, but according to report., the ()he story houae was com• pletely deatro)'ed before the de­ put,nenll arrival. Kuhn, who is an elderly man in his 'l'OI w•1 reported uninJm· ed followln1 the fire Oil Route 7 across from the Gallipoli■ Roller dam. _.. �; unm ec1·:a 1e 1"' ...on 00 1be propo··• He concurred that iDlurance r•lel can be raised if at.ate requirt­ menta are not met. Mayor Kenneth ll�DeJ handed the project to hb fire committee of W,,-ne Gibbon■, Smith and A. A. Scarben'Y, "A re­ port WU allNI in 'the neu fu­ ture. Council, i.f favorable to the proposal, could include aa appro­ priation in its 111!2 filcal budget. •.. TRUCK DELAYED Darst told Council the new fire truck bas been dtil1yed. He indi• cated there will now be , two-­ month dela)' before the new fire fighter will be in ■en"iee. Chief Dar,;t $Aid a representa­ tive of the Seagraves Fire Appar: atua Co., told him� Saturday ut,t lbe dtiay ia caused bJ fa.ilure to receive the cbu■ ia for the truck OD Khed1de. · · imi•• •us1Nris Clerk Gene Grate read a let­ ter Irom the Public Utilities Com­ ml ..lon concemin& a heiring which bad fontierlJ been schedul ed for October 11 pertaining to the d03lng of the Railroad Ex· press Agency in Pomeroy. The meeting h.. Mffl ,._ achecluled for Now_.., 2 et 10 e. m. If CNMII ch,■rmllers in Pemeroy. In another letter from a cam• pany bandling insura.nce on citJ · owned buildings, it -was decided that the finance C(IDl!Ditt.ee · will fflall:e any cbanget or correctiOlll in the policy. Ric.h Folden, Loc1111l St., tr■prflent to ask Council' when the report as to whether or not be may widen an alley at hi1 resi­ dence would . be completed. He Will referred t(I the ne:d. aeuion of Council. Present at the brief &e11ion were Clerlt Grate, Mayor McElbln ney, Councilfuen Bill Child■. John Zerkle. Clinton Filher and Lell Smith and Solicitor Bernard Falb.. Mr. Gibbon, ia /itill conf"med by ----- Paul D. Willlam1, Middleport llln.... haa filed a Suit for dt vorce from TAP TO 811 HIARD Belly Jane Williams of Middleport. lln. Geneva H. Nolan, county The plaintiff med suit on ground, deinonsLration 1&flll\t, home eeo­ of grou neglect of duty and ex­ !, Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy, Har­ nomlca, wlll have the first part treme cruelty, Also aeeording to Clerk of risonville Road, ■re ,.nroute today of the WMPO Coffee Hour to­ MEIGS GENl!RAL HOSPITAL Court records, Emmett Shuler et. from Jackson, Mlsa., home after a morrow, 9-10 a. m. and will pla)' Schultz, Admialion&: Beulah money hurried trip to Tu.I¥, Okla., where back a tape made in Columbus al., who hH been awarded Carpenl_.er, Myrna Plain8; Tupper-s etc., Trent, Cole agaln&t 1!1Ult a I� Mr. Hardy's si11ter was taken sud­ when Miaa Llnda Yoat waa Inter• Reedsvllle; Lon Grindley, Mid­ KENNEDY FINED Will receive proper payment aUer denly ill last week. viewed about her 4-H work. dleport . was to made Middleport, been Kennedy, hH Dale distribution . The occasion united four Hardy : : Clara Grueser, Diacharge1 Mayr:,r in coat.a and $10 fined othen involved in the suit. in 40 Lime brothers for .the first Catron, Letart. John Pomeroy; this in KAftR HAS IURGIRY It has also been ordered NEW YORK UPI-Emil,J Poit'a years, comin.11 from L.altehay, Kenneth McElhinney's eoart Po�y . Knapp, Le8ter Falls; peace. the given be disturbing Austin for D. r. morning record• court philosophy on etiquette Wll aim• Robert Karr who WH Injured W111h.; San Matee, , Calif.; St. __ whilf at work, had surgery at · an auctioneer license after it was Louis, Missouri, and Pomeroy. 1 The Pomeroy Hardys slopped at White· Crou Hoapital, for infec­ found tie has the • nece111ry re­ • �:.:11quelte i., the selen« of livemtmrces tion i:n hia hand.. Bob a aon of quirements. in1f' she once sail:I. Jackson, 800 miles out of their em• wa1 RD, R•clne way, to renew friendships made Karr. P. , D. everything. It is the eodei of WM. CHAPMAN DIii •nohip ••d of bono,:. 1I ls during naUonal square dance. conployed at David Davies, Columbus :ri::� William Chapman, brother of ventions in recent years. Both C. C. Chapman, Middleport, died I Herdys are acromplished folk Thi1 was the thesb ror her NISTIR RANKID HIGH this morning in · Huntln,ton. Jn• , dancers, and Mrs. Hardy is a nat­ "Etiquette: book High Senior Pleasant 1 with the title, Pt. at teacher Mrs. Eunice Beller, Social Uuge'", of Book Ohio State University haa i11- terment will be a crown Cit)', [ ionally recogniied instructor and The Blue Sc ce hool Ordnan at ch ea t er an, O rd J ed e a Sc bool and M rs. Fr has sold more than a milaued itl honor roll for the sum• caller. Forge Classroom Teachers' Medal' which Vallef the received today ------CON.MANDIRY TO MIIT of m,mea. in 80 printinl• since mer quarter, lief.Ing eopie& lion from Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forse for their out- url2 and made her name aynoni• The Oh.lo Valley Commandery undergraduate student& who 11,chie standing work to create a better u nderstanding of the Ameri- mou, with gooc! manners. ved high academ_lc avenaes for No. 24 stated conclave wUI meet , with a potluck dinner at 6:30 l).m. th■t period. The Uat included Thousands wrote to a ■t about can Way or Life. . . _ MeigJ-Jame• F. Neater, 68 S. Wednesday. All Sir Knlghts are The medal fashioned 11fter a Do g• gent patriotism of these class- auch things u the propriety of The 1 76th meeting of the lsaar 1 urged to attend. . doughnut dunking or the correct Third St., Middleport. Walton League was held Monday wood blo580m symbolic of Valley room teach.en:" Twenty-two W. V� . teachers re- fort or spoon for a meal. eQ � with a along senl fl1h p Forge, was evening when plan& for a 1 Tbe lady with �e prompt, fry and field day were discussed citation scroll by Walden r. Roush ceived the awerd th11 year. A distinguished jury, composed sometimt!I Meet• S1 Teach.en spur-of-the-moment and will be held in October. A al the Cla 1room JurlsLs Co rt me Sup Stale Of d ii y evere Monday ; d held d. was answer, . whleh later in dale to be announced M iA Po■ t, 118. ,died Sunday The group votE!d to purchase ninll, September 26 , 1960 al the and_ elect ed . �eprese�t.a tives of plywood and tl1e floor for the Point Pleasant Senior H i g h national patr1ohc . service and Yet- ntght at bt:r Manhattan home fol• erans organiut.ions. selected the Jowin, a loDI lllneu. club house and also a heating School award recipients from among the She wU • ,ucee11ful novel i · donated 0 r. · K enn eth D. Wel1s ' Pres! - \ The principal• aeem� h•p�y a:etber to debate camp•lgn i.11ues1 system which was later ev ry m f teachers . of . records ro e ahe began writing or ,1 e before build· Thia one WII to be confined to by Delmar Baum, Chener with the ■bow. dent of Freedoms Foundation, whose names social araces, pn,mpted counlr)' of lhc corner ,y a con­ meeting The r. contracto Nixon: "Ii waa • aood aharp domestic af�a\ra. Of the three of ing noli(ying Mrs, Beller and Mrs. had been !'IUbmitted by citiiens in• friend '• book in 1 922 whlei Ml11 plywood on movie& with cluded come two will deal wlth 1eneral exChanil:e of view,." Thlrty,five Jordan of the award said: ''With· terested in continued high level& Post felt wU lull of err• eous Kennedy: "A very uaeful ex.- 1t1bjects ■ nd the la■t with inter- boats and boating. · out the dedicated efforts o( Arnet- of citile nship education in Ameri- 1dvkes. &he ■ei t out to JI - � the attended. �est1 and members change of vlewa.'' 1 national problem■• record 1tra1')lt and the re1ult iea's teacher& our children would can schools. . - The only comparable clash be• One pplltlcal observer ,eo 1nparNominations �re invited from all ' , im■de bf:r llHle a bousebold ill-equipped to and Ill-prepared be ed �e l'hO'lf to the early ro1.1nda tween two top political letdera ocface the responaibllities of free• 1 Americans - - either for Teacher(! word. of a prize fight with the . oppon- c_uir'ed In t�I• aame ■late of D­ ________ dom and leaderahlP In tomorrow's I Medal t'onsideretion or in the ents boxinl carefully and feelin• hnola 1� year■ ago whed Abra­ prognm gener■ ed Foundation's weak-kne down, watered world. Estle St.all, Port■mouth, 0.. Is out each tithe�• ltrtnath withollt ham Lincoln and Sttphen A. DouSTIADI•• can not preserve free- which honors people m all wallu 1luainl &111, opponents in ■ contetl for 1 su�contr1ctor under Sever-WU· patriotism' 1eUinJ · Into a . real .CUPI) - Stocks wr�t1en, YORK.. have NEW they , thing� for lire of ational internat the ag1ln1t dom U/ S. senate seat, debated _the ls· Iiams Conttructlon Co., d'oJni ex­ : match. . . _ today fol· ge openlna ate the t ■ diell knowled ■ improve to done or Hid We lack of athei11tic 00111.munism. lt wH Lhe first time fn the hi• · 1ue of slavery on the , eve of the cavation work on the site of selloff. ·&harp n lowln1 Monday's the America of tion apprecia and I see to ns, America as ue thrilled tlon'• history th1t tW(I pruiden• Civil W■r, Doua:111 won the elec• Pol'l\1roy'1 new elementary achoo) ' active. eratel)' wu Tradin& mod the 1troa& teadersblp and intelli- ; Way of Li!e. ' in Sgpr Ruo• 1■1 candidalN 1114 appeared I� ·tion. ■ ------- --- l Lawgiver Upon Etiquette Dies In Manhattan • t Pleasant Teachers Two POID Win CovetedFreedomAwards ------ ·•n Fish Fry, Field Day Planned In October in.I Stall Haa Conlraet For Earth Moving I • Midd leport volunteer firemen, soon to bave a new fire truck, Monday night recommended a new fire house be built costing an esUmatod '14,000 whlcb would meet requirements of the State Inspection Bureau. Don Mills, president of the company, and Tom Dara!, fire chief, asked council in a regular meeting to appropriate '6,· 000 to $7.000 for a new building. They sai4 that, IUDI could be added to "three or four thousand" which the fire department Voters Liked ITV.Debate By Candidates ••fft"ffld Principals Were Happy With Warmup Contest ai. SINGLE COP!/ - k Hand Agam To Reds · Feeli;;gi� oi,fels Strength SALi ANNOUNCID Tbe Portllnd WSCS will hold a rummage Ale In lbe bulldln& form• erly occupied by Clelal)d'• :A,ppli­ ■nte on Main St, in Pomeroy Sept­ CHICAGO UPJ-,The two major ember 29, 30, and Oc\Qber 1. The l candld•tea, Jn their · presidentia sold. be lul' day biked 1oodt wlll . firat TV debate, look aummaof thetr campalln at.and■ tlona WINI �.000 l11ue', directly Into donleatlc on Leona •WASHINGTON IJPl-llr P. Schnuellti, a (armei'• wife the home of millions of Amert• 1 froa)' Cflb Orcliard,. Neb., won the cans Monday nllbt� Q'Jt;ltinl Kennely, F. Jobn ■n• 12th the in '8l,9(lO top prise nu� ariml naUon•l blteoff to­ flnt, aald he- felt t,hat America home to ,., for her arl.glnal bitter bn■d wat not doina enough It ,reat of world. a lD ahead teep crand• • ene, Sebnu Kn, M. Nlxop Outbaked 91 other talent• preuuiei. JUCN.rd wllb her nclpe enUtled ipeakl.al second, aid he beuevecl bre■d'.' a batter · America wu "abead of the Ru1� u■ , · wtlh d�l ,eed ud aiartl . but would have to keep lnticl worklu& oo it , lloW bl a ......ie . ' ' $42 Billi08 SQUAP CALLED ,,, The Middleport emergency aquad 'WII 'called •� 7:10 ,hi■' morning to aid Eunla Bernard, 424 Beech St. ln Kiddleport who la elf.peeling a baby. She wu tran1ported to Holi­ er Roepit&l b)' .Rawllnc■-co,. ta Fu­ neral H(lme. . CI RCV LA '. TI� � GAS . ancJ Otl- $TPVJS . ., or 8ba(IOG 11N1b Toel - WIIIL Your Puruuo or 111U 1.u11er ' PrM U■e Ont-half gallon - deana th'" 9x 12 ru111 • GA$ H EAT.E·RS - OI L HEATERS fI Beautiful Cleaninr of Good Crpets froedom from lhla ion, a, ALL SIZ ES • ' llevoll from w11b-day druqeryl Forever .n..r, enjoy • E-H Savings Reach Peak Of AFRl�AN 'MONROE DOCTRINE' - Pre1ld•nt Kwarne Nkrumth of Ghari■ a1k1 the · United Nation• to Mt up • Monl'M Doctrine t., Africa •ncl mfik• It .4ut of bout'Cla to the E11t•WNt cold ._..,, Hil ad• tlrw1& wan • thunck,ou• nation fram tht del... tat. Pomeroy Library Ups Delinquent Book Charges ' Break Those Was h Day Shac kles of feaUvitie&, aa was Brook• Sayre and his band, who provided music for the square dance which was held in the street. John Jividen wu awarded . the $100 gift. "The legion wishes lo thank 111 persons who made the reativ■1 a succealiful and profitable occa■ion. WASHINGTON (UPl) - Snip , 1 judgments from poliliclans in both parlies suggested today that neither pre1idential nominee won , the 1960 election in their firat natioJ'!Jl debate and . thel neither was , hurt very badly, 1f at 1ll. Campaign managers In both 'pat• tlea had suffered from a cue of . • nerves as they awalled &ilond■>; 1 I ,,. REY. RODINMA YIR night's radio-televi1ion debate bfltween Vice President Richard M. 'two men and two wemen from Nixon, the Republiean presidential tht Pomeroy arw■ are ■ttettcliflll candidate, and Sen. John F. Ken• one of the nction1 of the 41st nedy, the Democr•tic nominee, Aftnu.l Old lirn Confllrencll of Both sidea breathed more eaaUy tht l,llcopal Dloc■M of South­ after the debate, in which the can• · Fr iclar, .,n Oh io, which openect and :$tpt. 2Sr , ,11111[1 continuu thr'OU9h d iJi ates sparred cautloualy d aeemed somewhat nervoua Je,.at • :i'hhd•Y, Octob■ r 6th,. at Lo nslip of the tongue bring disaster. · 0 'If the fl1ht had been j \ldged -;�� _. 5" b • r and cMfer­ , on polnt.s, Nixon might have had MKt: · iHder fer the Way meet­ the edge," was one DemotTatic RHert , N Int 11 th coment. 'If you listened to bol- RodlnrMyer, praf••sor of p11t.ral• Jers from lhe crowd, we might TMolen •t n,a Church Divinity get the edge." Schotl of thi p,.clflc at lerlceley, This Democrat 1Sld he would ■, ho 1, ollo A• give Kennedy points for contra,t- sodi Rector of st. Mal'k'• ing the record of the Democratle h C and Republican partie s on welfare .: .-· dint ,,.., th• Pom1r0y leRi1lation without drawing I ,cfl. rel i Mrs. P. Dutton, Mn. Wllle a rect reply from Nixon. lltrt\ Robert•, Jed Hartinger and A. Republican wanted to give A. 0• Milhlm&n Nixon pointa for auerting th.et the --�·---• Democratic platform would !JI.· n,,. the ledeHI bUdget by 1_ 3 , llo n_..J, .... �. 18 blllkm-' dol11tN1 - • I' year coif: . .,,.., p1rejt WI.th� lticreesed coals of 4 to a billion dollars for lhe GOP pi:oir•m. . These Nixon estimates drew n o ' direct reply from Kennedy, who did argue, however, that a hster rate of national . economic growth would yield more tax rev­ Dock hands employed b)' the enu� to finance the programs he 0. F. Shearer Barge Lines were favors. Perhaps the biggest surpri,e condt1cting a pitket line on procame in Nixon'& eatlmate of the perty owned by t�e Ohio �� ver cost or the rival part)' platforms Collerie1 at Cheshire, Jut mght Kennedy never a&ked how the and early thi■ morning. lt was reported the pickets a'pGOP proposed to finance the ad­ peared following grievances with ditional four to five billion dollars the vice president said his Own the company because the boat on which they are working is tied program would cost. · up. Gallia County Sheriff Oscar Baird reporled no trouble as of noon toda)'. \i, The picketing employeea a&ked the 1..-oal firm's permission to litaRe their strike on prop(!rty o'Wned bY the company, because It would be inconvenient to plr'ket in the Ohio Riv\r. I: . _ . . The Ohio Saving& Bonds Dlvuuo n today annou l)ce<) a new high -ont ol SorlN .E mark . In fnd H. Savmp �• he.Id. by , tlie American public �-8 billion. Countr Chairman Theodore T, Reed sa i d today Ulls great amount 1 o( spending potential mark8 a new mll,eslone In the history ol the Savings Bonds Pro11r11 m · a program which, since 1941, 1 has . helped revllalire the practice of thrift, to the l�stlng advantage of • every commumly, 1 Augu�l sal�1 of Serles E and �onds m Ohio ex�eded $25 milhon ror a four million dollar g�ln over Augwt, 19?19, Sale• in Me1g1 Frank B . Knopp, 83, died thia C�unty totaled $31,074, Mr. Reed morning at his home, 93'1' Mlaaion said. Road, Ch ■ rle1ton, W. v1. He was _______ born in Pt. · Pleannt, the son o! lhe late JaCOb and Lizzie Saun­ der&. Surviving ara his - wife, Bealle ,on, Knopp; a (Entsminger) Frank Lewis Knopp, Charleston; three grandchUdren, one great grandchild, one brother, Oscar J. Knopp, Pt. Plea&ant; one ,later, Anda BlaH, St. Albans, and sev­ eral nieces and nephews. The Pomeroy Library Board, at The deceaaed waa a fo,.er re1i• dent of Middleport and -wod.:ed 1 recent meeting decided to in· on the New York ,central Rall· crea11 the Cine rate on overdue road for 50 yean II conductor bookl, After November I, 1960, the before retiring. Service• will be held Tflura­ fine on children'• booka will be day at 2 p. m. from the .Rawlings­ 2c per day 1nd on ad11U. booki Coata FuP,eral Home. Rev. Howard 5c per day. Then, if an overdue Ruppelt, aulated by the Rev. notice has to be ,ent, the book Fred t Gardner, will officiate. or bOolr:s mu1t be returned within Burial will follow at the Lime seven daya of t1eceipt of the no­ tice or an additional 11 ,00 per Oak Cemetery, Pt. Pleasant. book will be eharaed 1ald Mn. Lucy Gainer, librarian. ;;�a;.;"'::=-:..::":::"';;;::;::=::: 1 First Debate Called 'Draw' By Politicians As Queen During Coming Year <flllfo,!a6I, Pomeroy Church Well Repr,esented At Association Of- Tu Mei•..Ma,on Area . , Syracuse.Mi� Serving Area ,.,un,v Supper And Meetint1 Honor Pmtor Re11ulor Meetint1 · 0/ OES HehJ Friday ent1ne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, 'l'l\lfday, September 27. lj)60 Clarice Norris Honored or tr Det1oled To TM lmere,t, VOL XII NO. 137 j Suburban Coats at • Besides, look wbal you gel for a pint of blood ! Firsily, you guarantee younelf and fomily, If DNCled, blood for something like 11b: moatba. Secondly Y°" find out - free of cbarg•, mind you if some.thing t, wrong with the pl4, �. If the_ blood pressure is respondln&, finally, lo tla<iM utra polllldl being carted around; or perhaps if IOIDt�i elJe maybe . . is crcevmg Ulto you th at •bouldn't . Man, whllt a deal! How can YO\J pall it ,. ----..:.....------------------------------.....' ---------------------�="":'.- M RUGBY J ACKETS e .Wednesday At Pomeroy High course. • hemoglobin isl Give Your Blood el BEC KY'S - Normal temperature and normal pulse. - Enough hemoglobin to do somethlng or other; heck, wb.o but the Docs or nurses can describe exactly what you push arouna inside you r veins. A3 the saying goes, I Mrs. Hartinger Ent,ertained Wometf'Ot�hurch - Blood preuuro that won't be oo high as to blow off the top of your head in a year, or so low as to leave you · panting after mowing tile lawn. - And a medlcal bt.tory that puses muster. Now this is a genuine ot>staele course for the weak. Bu� 1t la little or nothing at all to conce� the average Melg& county person whose health usually 1s par for the let', take a look at the record, What ought you preaenl Wednesday at Pomeroy High Junior Audltorium any time between noon and 6 p .m. - A mortal chassi.■ between 18 and 60, weighing at least l lO pounds. Frequently, judged from turnouts at blood collecUon centers operated !or p•bllc benefit, It would appear a majority of people see thi, blood giving act as a prelty dlfllcult tbing, Getting right down to brass tacks, it is. for ,ome folks . You have to be a better than fair sample of manhood or womanhood to qualify. Just any old body, racked by this or that won't �o. Neither will just whatever blood ! , • � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 26, 1960 cunningham hoffman