http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/ec2107b9e967d38c619aa6401b90a69c.pdf 333a65542a58b7f2791f4bc7285b6a9a PDF Text Text :�........ """'t""-'""""-"'�-"' . ... _, .... • '" "·--•• 0�0�• "" ". . "' ,...;" ,.,,.,,.. _ ____., _ "•"·., _... · .,. ,----------�'":"� --: !"'..:--�,--•."' -- • -�� ' •'•u•� ........, __ •- . •• .4; •• Will Marry This Sunday !,fr,. Mill, Entertain& TO MEET Great Book, Club Mrs Donald W. Mills enlertain­ tained the Great Book� Club al her homE> in Middleport Tuesday aftcrnOon. NEW .fALL STYLES Health Club Holds A(lniversary f,eed . M rs D.ale Du tt on le.ad lhe dis- \ c,uss10n on the book of St. Mal• I · thew of the Bible. 1 The next mt"et i ng ri' the club , w i l l be held at the home of Mrs. I Trd Heed Jr. I WOMEN'S FLATS ' Slies 5 to 10 1 I I -$2.99 pr. lwth's Shoe Store ' - ' A ftrr 1he meeting Mrs. Mills \ srrved a dessert course to Mrs. Bcrn.ird ru\lz, Miss Grace Hor­ ton. M rs A. I I . Carpenter, Mrs. C W Kirkland, Mrs. Everett l layes, Mrs. Dutton and Mrs. need. Middleport -�--.,..·- - -- I � ANother Good Buy f'rotn Baker's! ., IN MI DDLEPORT, OH IO It ' s K&C Jewelers llY·I WAY � of crutchell were don1 t ed • ' by M r,. McNickle, II wa, 1 . , tO sell dish doll} ca len- · Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Vineyard , Long Bpttom, ar, an!loun.c• - 1}U · lhe Christmas p roj et . sun• " ing the engagement and approaching rnarrlage of their da Q�.. � ,t.teri W(!te revealed r, nd ler, Janet ttae, lo Edward Leroy Gilland , son of Mr. and Mrs.• · ne�- �a n-i e• drawn. A conlest was ! , . h!lij whlcn was won by Mrs. Ivan 1 Urland Gilland, ReedsvHle, Ohio. I Mi s Vlneyard is a graduate of �stern High ScPoo_l, ClaJS · �A.i:i:;�ere lhose name i'.I • � · of ht.)�, and a graduate of Mountain - State Commerc1ar .Cot� . ·above a ii4 ·· Mrs. Pearl P.1rker an d , , , · lege. , . . . � l(ri.' Oscar Smith. , l�l'. Gilland graduated from Eastern High School, class ·, , J'he next m ecling will be a 1 95W, :ind 1s presently employed by the Mansfield Seat Cover, . bueWarming at the new home o f , · .. �: G ha rl es- �ieh l. Ea�h m•i:r-iber Co., Nlanstield, Ohio. , . I �• uked lo brlng a poe m _ 0,r song rf p T he O pen Church Wedding will lake place at lhe Tu p e a�drol)rfatf! fo� Th anks gi-ving._ Plains E. U , B . Chur:ch Sunday , O�l. 16, at 2 P . M . The Rev. Beautiful Church Member, At Baptul A11ocinlion * A small deposit will rc­ �crve your seleetton. Pay a little ea ch week. ' HIR • lulov• & H•rnllton WatchH -e tuff Lllf!t• e llrth1tone Rlnt1 e llln1s eTil CIIIPI e Dlamond1 • Coltume Jew■lry • BIiifoid• e Pun11 e Blllfelcl1 • Jaw1lry Box•• e ld1nt. Bnc1let1 ' * • 8ulova • Hamilton Watch•• • Lltht1rs � " now! F.Q R FOR HIM K&C JEW ELE RS Phone WY•Z-3785 MAIN STREE'f POMEROY, 0. ' A1111rka's Finest ., 511"5 For Boys AH colors: ·black, brown, -,ree n, ere)', wh ite. Sites: � I lo 7, Wid thsc A, B, C. D, E. Price8: SHOES FOR BOYS AT Hartley & Bennett $6.95 & $7.95 SHOE STORE _ or : Paul Hooks will orficlate at the double ring ceremony. GI FTS POMERC1Y . DflY,, AR"""'' - ____, "QUlet /lfu,wnary Society Met At Bapti,1 Church Jield In Logan Church Th• a nnual "Quiel Day" ol t he e ut . _Region . o f Eplscop�I Soul� � _Mlulonary Societ e e th Th M rs . Arnoli'.I Richards an d 11.rs. )' ot Nellie Win ston or Middlepo rt left Mt. M.Orlab B aptist Ch ll rch ,me t <1turc !i Wome n of Southern Ohm today (or Columbus whe re they Sunday at the hom e of Mn. Nap ,Y,U , he;ld TUe11day at the · St. Paul's Church In Lo1:an. ddleporl. will represe nt lhe Mt. Moriah Barnltz, Mi ' , _churc hes represe�ted we re troJ!i Bapt h1t Church .a t t he Ohio B.11p• Mrs. N elli e Wlninon, vic e presl• Cli.illl(!olht, Portsmouth, Gallipolis tl st Ge neral Stah• A�sociation de nt, wa s in charge or the meet· ' Pomeroy, At hens, N elsonYille and meeting. Ing with: Mr,. Oscar Hardway as Logan, Mn. Charles Holzer Jr.• The mec1ings arc being held the. d evotionll l ead er. !outhea,t rcg:iona l chairm an, plan· at the Christ Me moria l Baptist . F i nal plan& (o r th e Fall Festl· ned the meetis,g and deYotion1 ' Chunh. Servic es begun Tu esday val to be held a t the ch u"rch on were led by the Rev. Compton Al· a nd will continu e through Salur• November .10 w ere made . ·tt wu tyn or Ch ri!t Churc h , Sp ringflillld. day. Thursday a nd Friday are announe.W that Mrs. Dorothy LeAttending from Pom eroy w ere Women's Day with !pecial pro• wis · would be Lhe aueat apeater Rev. William Roberta, w�o was the for t he Missionary Sun day at tbe ci:le�r�_nt tor the H oly Cdmmunio.n gram pla nned for the m. , " servic e, Mrs . Fr edi Crow Jr.• presi• I church th is month. Rev. Nyle Borden , _pas tor of the , A repor t wa,s ma de frqnt . the defl.t of the local a:roup, M r". CedI 1 local cttureh is also attending t he Unite'd . �h�ch Women and pJ•n• rlc:. Clar.It, MllJ Ylda Ihle and M rs . 11\A!e tln&. �tie m ade. by th e societ y to ■t· · rstrlck �ch ary and 1�,,J, M:r9, , t 9nd the" World Commu nity · E>ay · Stella Bean of Belle-v111e. ni. at the• Cheslfr Methodist Chul'Clh. Evangeline Chapter · MIINHARTS INTERTAIN 1, The gl'oitp also vot ed lo suppOrt ..,., D i"nner Servel St=ik Mr, ·al\d Mn. Ph il M einhart e n• Tr ick or Trdt -.for UNICEF. Members of t he Eval1gellne Follo;Nlng the meet i ng a • pot _tertaln ed with a dinne r Tuesday · Chapter <1&S who cooked a nd luck lunch WI! served. Gue!Jh ev erilng at thei r home oil Locust eerved t he steak dinner fo r t he for the e-ven in g were Mn, Mary St .. Gu.eats were Mr. a nd Mra. Day• 1 , Mld�lcport Business and Pro• Sheron, Mrs. M)'rlle Warren an d ton WU) of Bradenton, Fla., Mr. · fess1onal Women s Club Tue sday, 1 Nina • nd Juli.a William s , daug h. and Mrs . C. L. lteaton a n d Mlss Er• were: Mrs. Charles Bennett , Mrs . ter s o( Mrs. Barnit:r.. ma Smit h , E, M. Woods , Mrs. Lettie Roush, ----'-'-'--- ----'----------Mrs. Lee Smi t h, Mu. Norm11n Humphreys, Mrs. Hubi n Collins, Mrs. Jam e� Cla t wurt hy Jr., and Mra. Jack Sa tter field. · Th is Thursday evening t he 1 Chapter will hold t heir a nnual Fr i.ct.ids r:-'ight e t th e hall at 7:30 Neighboring Chapters, OES, will be gu est.a ror the e-venlng. - --,- �- - _.;.;;;-;;;;;:::.�-, . SUPBR FLOOR R'E10l\1110tllll1 HEAT OUTLETS IIEW S1StlM Of : (//1,1/,,slt/es/ GlS IIEAlltlll \ , , I New Boys' Lasts New Boys' Patterns fast eolors including_ stripes, checks, dots. Pil• All Pillow Ca111 - 42x36 lnch11 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - · - · - 91c a pair Twin Bad Size 72x99 inch•, - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · $1 .68 Twin Bed Sile Fitted Bottom ShHt1 ' low case $1 .71 terns. Cotton Hanel Towel, - 151127 Inch•• _ _ _ _ _ - - - · - - - · 6 tor 99c C•nnon Dith Cloth• - Waffle waave or terry-cloth Lar11: $1-.:e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - DACRON 1 5c aach "Cannon" Thick Bath Towel,, Sile 22:x44 inchea Mott All Soltd Colon - · - -- - - - - - - - - - - ---· - - - - - · - · " - - - - - - 79c • BED PILLOWS · Beautiful ,4.95 "Slrntex" T1ble Coven - 52 by 70 Inches Choice of the New P atterns _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 5.111 $2.39 MATTRESS PAD AND COYER Combination quilted over the mattress. mattress cove r that fits -- securely Spttlal CONTOUR S ec Our Collll)lete Li ne I n Drapery Dept. on Sec�m� fiRQf. .Sqle 88c Saxon - 72"xl4" - Solld - Rayon & Nrlon _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $3.29 Dexter - 72"x90" - Solld - Rayon & • Orlon _____ _ _ _ _ _ $4.95 Regular $40.75 Pompeii - 72"x90" - Striped - Rayon &. Orlon _ _ _ _ _ _ $4.49 ' SAMSONITE Ox ford - 72"x90'� - Solid - Rayon & Nylon - - - ·· · · - - - - $3.95 DELUXE PASTELS Cambridge - 71"x90" - Solid - Rayon & Acrila_n _ _ _ _ $5.95 Kent - 72"d0" - Solid - 100% Acrllan ·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . • • • $8.9$ FANCY JACQUARDS 1 Maplewood - 72"x90" - Solld with Stripe Border blue, white. $1.39 Vynoeel W I N DOW SHADES . ltayon & Nylon - Poly .._..... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ ____ , $7�95 & $8.95 /Vla,rk .IIEMI 81" �•d 90" lenglh - beautiful cotton and dacron_blend pattern - each strip 40 Inches wide. . :\ ,. REG. . \ 'I • • ' RUGS . NnON SCATTER ' REG. $1 1\95 . ' . Hand carved sculptured 'dellign on 100% virgin Dupont ' Nylon Pile Rug. Washable bright pastel colors. $1.95 - 21"xi2" siz•', · · · · · · · · :. · · · $1,49 ·_ · . ' ,a.es Sale $8.00 a pair Sale_ $3.00 a pair Si&e.11 I to 9. >Jso AU Lea• t her 8" LNlher ll<!<>il for .1>!>.>0 11;'5 I, . $9.91 ' l . H,\�rLEY and BE� NETT $:H-O E S TO'R E , 'ir� · J� �-11,- "' "'- ...;. ., Nice selection of our be� ler drapes. Modern fior­ •ls - satin back. ' LACE CURTAINS . GAS IIEAT. IIIG· �Y,ST HeN It hi fer the­ R'""" & rou1h ._ Sal. $1.00 . DRAW DRAPES tl-95 BARGAINS IN THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT! $3.95 -5i lat:I Ll! FI ' Donr 74 - 7:l"uO" - Rayon,. Catton A Orlan, loxed __ $6-9S Dover 22 - 72"11190" - Rayon, Cotton & Orlon, loxed __ $6.91 $7.95 ' ,, Washable supported plas­ tic - 38"•8' - white, light tsn, green. SCREEN PRINT, BLANKETS Ch1th1m "Orchid• In Moonlltht" - 72"x9D'' - tan, Sale $29.95 South field - J2"xl4" - tt.yvn & Nylon - - - - - - - - - - - � - - $4.49 · tealllor Siles ,. to. 1. • Monarch folding table ed folding chairs in Drake - 7:.il"xfl»"• - Nov,lty Jac:q1,,11ard -,- Rayon • Nylon $5,29 Plaid Jameton - 72"x90" - R1yo,1 & Orlon __________ · $4.19 "BUCKS" CARD TABLE and 4 CHAIRS and four vinyl upholster­ Rayon & Nylon _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $5.19 . Sal, $9.00 a pair ••••• ' ' $3,95 � 27"x;41''. ;Sl�J · · . . · . . . . ·: . . · $2,'9, , C U RTA I N·s --- . fl_n dlaplay now ·at · 0 • . I.AMPS . Sal, $8.00 each IMPORTED TAil£ ' ' 1:RUTLAND FURN.JTURE , 1, ' 112,15 111d •,1tl5 ., • ,. ' I \ '. •' ' ' � quality plastic 6'.x6'. size,. '3 pat.terns · all cglora. 1 ' '. W.' , $1.. 39 ' en t1n e a1 Dnot«l To TIN lnterut, OJ The H,q,-M- Area . Unoccupied Home I Destroyed By Fire Tuesday l'r.ather lovthem entl Cllttr.r Ohio: MNtt," f1ir +ttlt .,..,.,_.,. and tenltM with ,...1we thower1 PrJcl1r. 1 Krushchev Heads Home : Today With Confidence ,1'-Je will be an importan t there 11> no interest aml'.lng t he A five room fram e home owned meiµng for all . w ho �re lnteres\· adul ts on behalf of the boys. by Robert Bet&,, on the Lanasvllle• ed , .,n. sc,utlng 1h R aci� e on Mo n• Jt is hoped lhat scouting in De.Iler Road , burn ed to the �q, Oct. h at 7 pm m the Bap. Rarine wilt have a brlgM future grou nd aometime during th e night · U N ITED NATIONS, N. Y, (UPI) -- Premier Nlkila till' Cbur�b . , instead of coming to a dead end, Tuesday or early Wedne sd ay · 1 is nol only an irrepressible extrovert but by hi& Khrushchev Tb� wlll include the troop a nd th a t there will be a good m<trni ng, !. · ,_ CO�auttee, Boy . Scouts, pa rents, t urnout of in terested partl e& at own oft-repeated admission an "inconigible optimist . " The house was unoccupied at I and apy ot her interes ted parties. this 111-imponmt m ee t ing Jn spit e of his cool and hostile alry" lo reaign. But as Hammar• the t ime or th e fire, but it was , ··. ,..� .tu ' Thi.I w llJ be an e:dremely crureception. the largely ne gati-ve akjol d hinaeU ontt: sta te d, he re ported thJl a recent occupan t , , impact on th e Am erica n peopl e of cannot function properly without Clal rqeetJn& H 1 1.6 result.a will had moved early this w eek. 'i . {: hi11 public appea r :inces and the the confidence of a major power. det'ermi.ne • if Scouting will con• The house wu completely raz• I :J�e.. in Racin4!. The troop will Gains hme Support voting record of lhe l�tb U. N. ' , J:·. ed by the blaze without a nyone need to renew its c harter for the appea r. to have Gen e ral Assembly, w Khruahchev I h e leav es N e reportin11: it to a local fire de• - �' cOfflinc yur and in so d oing se• gained lhe s upport o{ a few 1Jf York confident th.al: ' partment. , •1(;·_, -' , Halloween fun for euly prank - Ano t h er global conferenee on the Afro-.\Sian memben for hill a troop committee, a s�oul• $moldering remai n1 of th e ster� h1 over before it's lime lo I disarmamen t will be hel d after req11t,sted re-o rganization o{ the mater an d an institutional re­ structu re w ere d i1covered W ed• begm. I the inauguration or the nexl pre&- .ecrelariat. He ia ardently woo-ptfllenlative. nesday evening by Deb's ehil• Meigs Cou nt� She-riff Robert C. , ident of the United St.ate,. ffll other new roontries and nenn ii unfortunate that u,ith dren uwn returning trom 1ch ool Harlenba(!b Mid today tha t all i i ng other new countries ar.rl. eTtTi, A s umm t of conf t er h e enc e mucb of Meigs County havi ng The Sheriff's department w as r�ports of va�ali1m by youths m .ijor powers will be •;alled in tually rµay wi n some 1upporten. ffoqrlsbing scout troops tha t Ra­ CAPE CANAVERAL UPI - An called and be.11a.n an Jnvestiea­ will be invnti1ated. He al50 u. id the spring to cons ider a peace In the meantime, he may be ei:• cine is unable to do so. It is Air Force Atlas missile h urled tlon. destroying t.rea ty with G er many. th at anyone caulht p ected to boycott Hammarakjoti'.I •bo tragic that th ere are boys in three Dl■ck mice 631) miles into No est imate has been m ade on property v.:ould be chuged. Khr ushc hev an d his entourage a nd hamstri ng effect ive U. N. ac­ our town who are interested and apace and !5.000 mlle! over t he t he damage . Early 1h11 w_eek, a car was re - al&0 appeared to be convinced tio n iri lhe fluid a nd pote11tially WanUng to be good scouta, bu t All.un t ie Ocean tod ay In llS firs t ported stolen '� one of the out • dangerous African 1ituation. t hat sooner or la ter: flight with living pasaengera. . commum lying t 1e1 of the coun ty a The tatbeitt form er Cl)aJ miner ment A agreement disarm The Air Force said a nose co ne ' and the sberi�f'• department WH can quote scripture for his oWh will be conclu ded. carrying the animals waa recov• -Th e u . N . c harter will be re- purposes, and ia fo nd ot quotini . called in to 1 n vellllgate. . The car ered from I watery target areil was later �ound o-ver a rrule dow n vised �o deprive the Weste rn the first cha mpion of general and In th e South Atlantic abou t three .the r�d . in a corn l!atc h . powe rs o! control of the security comple te i'.liaarm.:imenl, t he proplitt hour s later. it was not kno �:n im­ Indacabons l ed offu:ers lo be· council a nd th e secretariat c,f the Isaiah. med iately wheth er the mice bad lie-ve th ac the ,ct WH commi t ted U ni ted Nation!. The verae ''They 1hall tte.t survived. by a group of early Hallo�eeners. _________ their swords into ploughshare& Th.ey were sent up in a study S heriff Harten b�ch said tb�t a nd turn their spears into pru11BULLETIN MRS. BEN VA . or t he effects of radiation and when the person& involved m this UNITED NATI ONS, N. Y. UPI ing hooks and nations shall learn weigh tlessneH on living creatures. incid ent ar_e caught. they will be -Premier Nikih Khrvshchn said of no more wu;' has .il'.'qulred Tom Lind , 1 4 year old Fresh - "T he condition of the three mice HAVANA UPI-Antho ny Zarba charged '!"I.th au�o theft. tocl•r th.t if the Unitftl Sta in common usag e i n Khrushch ev's _ man at Pom4;!roy Hig h Schoo l and , . . wil l not be de termined until a Boston,born American, and 12 ,t'' . sb e r1ff warned parents to . The ar Scout of Pomeroy Troop 249, 11 represen tatitve of the Air Force ' Cubans were executed early to·. st HpresH, "rallr•ts" i.n ,.,_ .Getwr• speech.making . d ay of t he seriousness of these 1po ke befere the Pom eroy Lions ballistic missile di-vision and t he day by t he firing squads of " PreAnd hiJ p h rase "accept our d'1-•I AsHmbly for Ill U2 and RB47 o(h>n ses and asked their co-opera• Club Wednesday a t its regular Sc hool of Avia tion Medk ine opens mier Fidel Castro's revolutio nary fllehb our tha S..ttlt Union, armament program and we shall tion to ward curbing such OC· noon luncheon. Ruul• will drop iha iilUe" " in accept all your controls," thunreelme. the life eel!,'' th e Air Force said. c �. dered ttl Harold Macmillan from Tom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. The nose cone w na reco-vered at thll United N•tion1. Zarba and se ven othen COh · Ute floor of the assembly, while Re.lno Lind, Co ndo r-st. H e ' t old of 9 :08 a . m. EDT. \'icled of "Invading " Cuba's Ori• hla experiences while atten ding --Communist C hina will take il skeptically received by the West, The 8Moot rocket, expected to ente Province were sbot down on ' : tn lhe ·Boy Scout Golden Jubilee held lor t a human astronaut into orbi t a rifle ran,e outtlde Sant iago, • seat in t he United Nations, . al. m ay have a strong appeal ,rc � s 1 part.a of the world. other a t Colorado Springs th i s P!';St July. nex t year, thundered e •pltal. Orlente th e Runyo ,�en.u�, · · : of 3701 Fo lhough Js one So,•iet ohicial tol d 13 years, Mrs. Llba n its pad from r Other buii nesa or the Lions Club at �: 35 a. m. -EDT. The nose cone ftell•ble sources here sa id Dayton , Qattled governmental -� - qpe and matched Wits with the United PreM lnt.ei:nalional, meeting included the dlacussion of plunged into the target l�ss tb�n Wednesday n ia:ht the Em• communist leaders i n Ctec h�a in he lime wil l com e whe,a the o n "T rt lo bri eff g . • 1' It• cur-rent Dag project which is 30 rninu had asked "the Castro re h West will beg China, without Meiaa te,s la ter a fter takm " its ba&11y ,·,.. ' · · · · e ' w- Squadron CAP t t ., � 1o · · th th , er mo r o ls coun ry. · . • • being put underw:.y immediately. passen_ge:s th�ou_gh a deadly band g1m e for ctem nncy In Zarba · whom an peace d disarma ment are I . The hard .foµghl bat tle ended . . ng The club la selling 50 star flags as of rad 1a h�m rmgmg; e arth. i mpossible, to join t he u . N . but caae. Tuesday morning when Mrs. Wat• ,..... .. h., pa y. The regu lar weekly meetine a fund ra iBing project. it may be! too late t h en." · , 111e ; never uw her '"'" . ,rand· t . Five Cubans co�victed of t te� · son r eceived 11 letter, edged in 1 of Meigs Squadroa 202 Vivi! Air Hobert F. Seyfana: and Peter D Red Lo11ic. Slffllll& mg _with the a nh •Caatro guerr 1I• black. Her mother, fJ2.year,old Mn. ' !11111 1,d, ' , �•• 4; �Ind•, 10; •� Patrol will be held Friday e-ven• Sayer, me mbers of the Miami UniT In th e m eantime, ir1 an ticipation n, 1 IH m the Esc■mbray Mountains Jluzen1 Bendova, died Sept. � of NEW YORS. UPI-Sen . John i g at 7 : 30 in t he squadron head, . ver·aity Survey Teim, currently . Wataon said the l�tter she F. -�qn�d)' hurled the _ peace i�- of the lorthco pllinJ . .NJ>-.:ember �ar'lers at the home of. of eenlral Cuba .wtre exticuted on . a · he'ltt" attack at h� bo_me IR. Fil• Emmett � ln�, the area w81'e ln educed , ,. ,,,,•#I day -• ��1 � , o �� • \lllll� ��ce=-l Pretident th l Ri• Mo5C:Ow wor�d con erence of <;�• , , !!"d� , _ . . .,._ � 1 ., ..._, . oal�:1 . Czefo iltA,· , � � h fi ..-"1!1,.4" _ C � ! A , � oiJ'llinl 'lfellue., _ . • n · -�r mother .wu buri �� M, �rr ,_a e ;.. i6anta Olar• 5y a f irin& ,q,ad· wit.h a �o- �llll�lt im:tits, �hnl4hc� ev , w11!1 MiddttiSert, O. 'Th e· "deJt lt' ��Ul'f!ld bnly daiyi ,_tier �hlrle that his prH 1den£ia l his !rn pass_ioned deft!h!ie 61 Co ln. made up of the armed pe811ant8 lM!fore the Commun isl.8 were to last week end. . , , All members are l!lked to wear . epu ty Wa_t�n Sa(d he will can• He nry W. Be ntz, chairman of .of Cl8tro's "per,ple's militia " . opponent "invites war" with a t mum5I Chu!a at_ �he U. N. , has either their winter or their IUDl· iw D e iss ued a pass port for th e h eel • a $390 airhne t icket that has "trigger-happy" policy to de fend bo lS lered his positiori II the su- me r uniforms so that The militia h ad been reported woma n . the Meigs County Democra t ic Ex• photographs . .i. wa iled use at Ccdok airlines in the offs hore Chin a Islands of preme leader of intemationsl , can be t.akeu for the unit tilt$. t wn guer• e do h tracking in e v i act ecutivc Committee , told The Daily com111 unism. An only child, MrL W1t1Gn Prague while th e Czecho _ slov_ak ian ·Quemoy , nd M, t,u. Sentinel yesteniay t h a t he h'ls re• rlllas. Any person interested in the Khrushchev' s loiic ls as aimple C'1v1'I Air rnet her husband, Sher,iff's Dep,- government stalled un t il 1 l was The government rad io announ• The Democrat,· , pres,· dent.·, i signe d hill posi tion with the State Patrol UI cordially ffl; h ' nominee set tb:e ·sta ge for to• as 1s an· th m eUc_ Highw ay Departm en t as llle:h way ced• lhat both groups were execut• 'uty• C •rI W•t•r,, wh i I• h• wa1 t oo late . . i " l ed to attend these meeti ngs . . Th ere are r oughly t hree billion Memonal services for Mrs. Ben• nigh t 1s third Nixon-Kenned y t'ele• Mrvlng with the Army durin11 in spector, In ori'.ler to retain his ,ed at dawn-about 6 am EDT. i n the world, he say11, of ople e p � af " \ help ay d .ij! th■ Sun By _m. II. p. 6 at War ld e h World re e w �ova . bo Som-e doubt exists about the l -v lon de bate" with his cha irman1hip. Th• American RH Cre11 and in Northmoo,r Presbyterian Chllrch , fore ign. poli cy attack on the GOP whom only one t hlrd are in the 'NDORSE NIXON Mr. Bentz said he had been noti• identity of Zarba, who also h u capital ist camp. 1n · time, h e in• · Edison Hob1tw tt1r she came to 4468 Free P1ke, · Dayton. WASHINGTON UPI - T b e candidat e. fied earl ier by h is supervisors been call ed Salviird or Sal-vert At tending t t., services . Sundiy I Mti91 County H a w•r bride In He tol d: a $1 00-a-plate · Demo- s isu, the otl!er two- thirds will get Scrippa • Howard newspapers todQ U �I -Vice tliat the la w pro hibits. a classified durint th e" day or two ai nce Cu• LOS ANGELES l •tely and lrnn11cl Mflln wer e Mr. and Mrs, Orville Watson 1941, m h ntione e d aut first n ba es 1 Nixon In lheir .proportionate ,hare of rep. e ndorsed t he national Republican orlll e cratic d inn er here that politn to i state ngagemployee e Presi dent Rl,.),•rd M . Nixon Is &: bJ s Meig of n so t Wa e Effi Mn. d an for "Viii • h,r obt•I'? to 1trUffl1 i nsilti on drawin 8 defe�se reaentation in the controlling OS· tiekel, cal l ing the combination oa link �er lean fo al activi ty, and that he would hi1 name, attempting Richa rd M. Nixon for preside9t h ther ty. n Cou . tr mo I ns rlc to e Am post. a Although 20 30 l fne around t he "tiny nationa Jlst. gans Of the world parliam e nt. . . caalliltii!s In the Korean War h ave to resign his political cretary General Dag Ham.- and Henry C a bot Loda:e for vi� a tes mued St Se United Afl�r t�e " Cas• n i s mat prison w po· term is e re s n a , I Berving ing lands, held , w ith Sen, John F. Kennedy's cu r• a jold will not · fetpolld 1o pres ident "'solider" an d "sounder�' tro•• Cuba or beln11: held on v ari• the visa m 19�. D eputy Wals on ( icy " an d a "foolh,idy and rel'k• ffl ht rent stand .on Quemoy an d M.atsu. • A UXI Khni s bche-v's appeal to h is "cli:iv- th 1 n the Democratic cand ii'.lates. n preparing for the arriYal Of ; Former Pon1ero y Man bega OUH t s fir e h t s I Zarba 1, e chug l e H deci s ion." ' , Whe ther Nii6n pursues this nt spe r•in•law. $3,000 e is he H h mot I American who has been execut ed The Massa . chll sctts . &enator harsb line of politicaJ battle in erc1se Orea enfa.rgi ng his home so she would n I ' he premier sei:r.• t Cuba In 11inee dg e l e elf a& president t o h wit t hims I · h · d omg ale bia third TV deb Army Specialist Five Joh r. R. P, have a room of her own. ed power in IDMI. t ak� wh atever stePl!I _are nec�his . Democratlc oppone nt may The Northmoor Presbyterian Fre n ch, 33, whose wife, Lenor a, ' sary to Tod ay's executions were the rend Americ an secur1• �e rest wlth the type of questioning. Mo., d, l, Norwoo Route llvcs on Church of Dayton and Americ an ,. ut �e The Raci ne Am erican Legion I first of. sIzeable numbers of p er• But one tht11g was certain: The with other ty a nd world freedom. B Red Cross1 of Dayton and Pomeroy recently puticipated c Caaye en ons s wh laal m s r, a « n· ad ded: amid appla us eI will vlee pres ident has decided to Auxiliary are a nnounci ng th e , I· cy a-va i t I f h rom t e 1s . .· help o1)tai n a pasaporl personne e rican hv_es, and a Am ...., n 'o ng of , teenag e 'teen canteen tro'1:1 firing ,quads took I toll of work ed to not risk • clout the Masaachu setts senator 'o•• rn Tu r cise r n Exe Troope visio in . !or the woman, wbo wrote weekly, 1!1g any r by ea war perm1tt nucl , , on the Quemoy.Ma lsu issue as he :at t he Legion Hall every Friday a bout 800 Cuban!. lem prob e.day ld e e fi hr t a out n • . ip sh suf told s �e a_nn�al meeting of the Meigs County Pioneer and of hard Only four pe nons bad been a nd often ot her nation to drag us mlo the eveni ng from 7:30 to 1 1 . pou ibly can. i n Korea. His fa t her, Morg an fered under the Red ,eglme. loncal Society Incorporated, was held Wednesday afternoon · s ly this year-Roberto pre-vlou shot r plac e a w r th t w a ong ong war e pro• ls to h n T et ee s up Kor• ! cant e The way Nixon connects MrL hnd•va who heel llved French , lives OJl Route l , Porn· the wrong hme throu�h an un· al the Federated church. ean casualties with t he cu rrent ar· vide recreat ion for teenagers of , Cr,uz Alfonso, executed Oct. 1 for . fflrouifi" the Nazi oceupatlon, told eroy. A. V. Howell, presi de nt, was in Cotlerill wi_se �mm1tmenl that 1& unsound aeoomp.11nied by 1lri: gum ent over the Nationalist Chin• the area. The Ja)'s of Pomeroy tryi_ng to assaaslD1ite a pro-Ca■tro ________ O In • letter of bllni aAipecl 1 radio commentator; Manuel B e a• c harge of the meetin.11 which opf!n. N eutzling on the organ. A !IOll&o m1U t a r 1ly, unn e c e ssary to our se · . old h the to n at will r ee ea cant app eae off.shore Ulland is this: k wor In th• f tildI H • potato ed wi t h the Pled ge to th e Flag led "Honest Old Abe" which wu use4, CHESTER PTA TO MEET The vice pre1ident tells cam• dance part ys every Friday even• . ton, hi& brother and another 1 , cu rity and unsupported by our by picker, and ■t thl 1nd of a 1 7 in shot in .' C8lltro e Santiago fo Mrs. Howell. followed by the 100 years ago as the campaign �It· Lo• " T h e Chester PTA o f Ea s tern alli es . palgn a udiences that former Sec• I ng. hour d•y, receiving • bag of po- cil will lql!et al t he Chester Grad e July. invoc ation by Miss Grace Horton -for Abrah a m Lincoln, which Wi· 22 K applau ded e n ne dy w as k ee ses• w s i roll h T and in , rock n a eso h Ac n a e D retary o[ State School October 17 at 8 p. m. M r. J. ' times by the audi ence of som e and group sin ging of "The Star secured by Mr. Howell, was si4II , The renewal of mass exeeu• tbe Truman adm i nistration , an• slon will be highlig hted by a J. Davla, . execuliv e head, will be In 1500 Democrats who crowded th e Spangled Banner" wi th Mrs. Ben by t he group, each of whom wu nounced that Sout h Kore a was in twist con test with records an d hons heean two w eeks after CasChara-es Two et�rn from hu ddling with r tr given a copy of the words to the o's charge of lhe program ■nd will · waldorf•Aatoria ballroom to hear Neutzling as organist . to t rs. e es d priz winn e he award Com· e h t d e l a hi L nd a defensible �emarks concerning the organi- l\Ong. Another song secured by Mr� s world ers Communi the ead l t al e state otrice ·, hla speech biibllghtlng a th ree, th from give reports A refreshment booth will be munists to come storming out of Pomeroy, Mary Alice Samuels, in ·New York. th e di s• d ay visit to New York., a state zation and it's growth were made Howell, ''The Nation in Tean."t the norlh, with r�sulta nt war and set up by the Auxil iary, was arraigned before common o n needs of the schools of T he gov e rnm e nt charg e d Zarba to at· whic h holds the bi&:�est p11rse of by Mr. Howell who also s poke of was read by M n. Cotter iU. invited tric:t. Everyon e is Al l t ee nag e rs ar e invi te d. s. e caaualtl 0, rican e 3 000 Am Pleas Judge John C. Bacon, Tue!· 1 the need of a n al'Chive. He urged person s aa on e of 2 who .lan d · w Members of the Society -.ho 7 t e n d . 45 el ectoral vote!. Then he points to Kennedy's poday afternoon on two se parate each me mber to get a. new mem- are over 80 yean of age were tee­ ed i n Ori ente 0ct. 6. The l eade r SOCIETY TO MEIT u s Mat , liUon that Quemoy and charges. her for the next meeting. l,lrs. Av• ognued and included Mn. wmr■m. No VIS ITORS 'The Raci ne'! WSCS will meet of t he •1leeed expedition was aNI ind efensible a nd says this Js She pied not aunty to charg es ery Nelson read the mi nutes of Fisher, MW Augusta Genheiom'; to said killed, have and been Mr s . Sam Perry, who recently , Mn. Albert Hill the kind ot "fuu.y, wool)' think- at th e home of • • •eeping a PIace for 0I illecaIly a • : the last meeti n g. The constitution Miss Addie Bradfie ld, Mrs. Mary he other m em ber& e■ p• t of most i I a urg r u n e _rwen m d 0 t Y g J ay t., ni id S eve am M t s S Fr Ea · on n War. 9 Ina" that led to the Korean sale of intoxicating Jiquo r and il�• w as ddopted as w rillen. i i to tu,e d but f i ve were reported OW· ll\h l i not, g y. e Sh WI Die h l, lra Fos ter, Mn. Ora L. MCriticit.ihg th e Acheson policy at 7 : 30. l egal selli ng of intoxicati ng liquor, provin s OW 0 o hills. ' ,· n•, ... Officer s "elected for y t he 1ear, chel", Mrs . Alma Atkim, idn. Mt­ , h ,c e th d pe e -v e r, be a llowed any ou ts i de vl s it• "' preceding the Korean War, Nixon $l500 bond wa, posled on both October 12, 1960 to October 12, Cumbe r, Miss Horton and Mn., Zarb1 watr a stocky m an with ors for som etime, KAISER ARRESTED told a large rally outside �s Ancharges. Hltl l , were: president, Mr. Howell; Thoma s Geog]ein and Mrs , C. 'J!!: r d e o p !hort•c hair. p ________ Okey Kaiser, Letart Fa ll s , was 1elea Wednesda y night, "30,000 preside nt, D ella Wi nds or; di• Dow, who is past 90 yeal'fl of aee: vice Satu vening a t 7: 30 p. m. i!'i rda y e ANNOUNCED MEETIN G last e polic Pomeroy by Amerlean boys p ii'.I the price of ar1"es ted l t eenage rector, Pituli nc Alkins; secretary, t he k ic koff n nounc ed lo d!iy th ere Croup singing lime for a Jt was a of "God Blesa CHURCH OPENING . n Qf toxicatio n i charge a on ht nig "600 and y'' ical t lploma d folly TRAV&L TO TOLEDO Browr,; N assist.mt e lli e cretar)', s e he r a _Hig ce mo• e at a D Pomero America" closed the progra m. all for g n meeti a be will SetNease e th of in1 n ope The He wlll appear be fore Pomeroy • rnllli on people were lost to the � � / � � Mn. Grace L. Carr enjoyed a c oo un er t e spo11sors� IP o� Dollie Hayes; treasurer, Alma M r. Howell s poke of fututt commit teemen, tl ement Church will be held cratic preci nct Mayor Charles Legar. Commun ists. _ trip to her couaina Mr. nnd Mrs. . Par ker; publici!'i t , Lucille 8. Hawk• Bopsters. Band Pomeroy the and --Club -----ic t ----- ·Sunday, Oct, 16 a t 2 p. m. The Women 's Democra 'Edga r T. Ha rrla in Toled o o-v er The Jays, Kenny llysell a nd ins; chaplain, Grsce Horton; cor. meeti ngs, picn ics and tours to his­ R ev. Weber Thoma, pastor, wel• Meigs Counly Club, Tuesday at 8 the past weekend • She was acco mLeon Jorda n, will be disc jockey poratio n agen t , A. V. Howell; mu• to ric places �hic h the Society p. m . at the B radbu ry School. com e! everybody. pa nied by her g randdaue h ter hosts for the evening's .tctivities. sic di rec tor, Olen Cotter ill; exec­ might hav e after which he gave the · Mi sa Anna King an d her friend , A series of dance contests wi l l ut i-ve council, F red Geoglein, Ira history of t he Ch arte r Oak a nd d� . MiS8 Claudio Shi elds, begin thi, week with each Salu r- Foster; Seth Nicholson a nd Avery play ed a cane made from a limb MiBS King and Miss Shields also of t ile Charter Oak, The ca ne w11 day nigh t 's wi nning couple given Nelson. ved a drive to S anduaky on enJo� lbe opport unity to be one of the · A communication was r ead from found in the attic of the home of · Lak e Er ie an d -vis ited the famous · t he ,nnu ai Meigs · a. I'ma I'ists m M . Mrs. Marion A. Welch or Columbus Charles Dick.e ns. Other articlel ,Qjl. . Al a· meeting of the Meigs County Hospital Board last nir::I . Blue Hole at Castalia, 0. d ispllQ' i ncluded the key to t_ " ampions tes t eon h ip h lo con conce, n ing reco,d of ,e,erol lamw ·-�'u e pI ans were d'1scussed an d ma de concern g ' In the COW""u1ous firs t Meigs Count)' jail; a dentist held at a late r dale. • ilies in Meigs Coun ty which she ROUTINE TRADING turn key; 11 third y et1r McGurfej p contribution s given for the 42-bed Veterans MemorIal Hosp1ante also re a Band e Th l had give n to t he Columbus library. Boo.ll ni State owtied and operated Forked Run Lake,• aear Long . NEW YORK UPI - Stocki openreader p_ub�ed in 1867; 11 fourth a H a11 oween D �nee , Sat\I td ay, g n tal· n P a d e id r a in• orde were s Bill d i� Bottom, will undergo its yearly improvement in the -near .fu- Octob o. er 20, a t the high school with After long discussion on the I lal, be prepared . Action was re• ed In a br ad scramble of minor clui'.led memberss hip in the Ohio yea r McGuffey rea der publlshed . 1 Joachim Dolph Warden Game by today announced was il lure y a tod generally • e In price clian1 boa rd ferred to the next meeti n1. . The Jay s m charge. m1�er 11nd a motion by Hist orical Society, membership in I n 1853; 1 pair of ox en shoes ; ii . , , w , ' lho 'n lh e next two d,ys, w,t e· , I . , . , tr ing. ad rouUne Co., Gaa l e u F o i h O tnember, w. o. Atkins, �t was R egional · r ica 1 soci• book on t he life of Abraha m J:.ie.. th e Associalton o I H1sto level .t t h. ," ake w o' il •e dropped , D1v JS 1on of _W1ldl 1 1e. d n a y a urr M r e rles M a nag a Ch Hindy Kai that �• voted unanllnoualy · ely, t he corpoution fee, an d print• coin. and a day book kep t by . I. SERVES ABOARD CARRIER Jt was p�mled_ out that °'! hii e 12 rt, by ilate worlcer,. Th e wa• Mr. Stedman of Chester in. 182a-"H. MEIGS OENIR.t.L HOSPITAL •·ti ves from u chairman of the organiution, three ot her represen..., · , and po,tago· d all the wa ter is bemg droppe ' Joseph D. Glenn , dlsbuning m er level will be decreased lo al• t Pomers, e Rog n h Jo Adrriitted: at sent e pr were company he t . At t he clo!e of the mee ting, the be autlforlied to enter ah account ret urnei'.I clerk lbird elass, USN, of Route 2, �rs. E-ve�ett H ayes SP?k� on the low workers to pu sh back sani'.I in salvaged fish will be the mee ting. The four dlacu11ed t'oy and Mor1an Re■, Pomeroy. group adjourned to t he social room­ 1 Oh10ana Librarr Assoc1at1on cal• In the Melts Count y . Treasurer'! to he l•ke . t . at• e th . board scning a . s i , e . Racin 1 . . Dischar"ed: Amanda Parker tbe beach area. off,_ 'I'"'" The· account WI11 be m the wilh me mbers the pOulbility of Warden Joach l m said t hat 1 t taek aircra ft carri er USS Santoga enda rs arte,r which a progra_m was of the chu rch which wa1 dccorateit J ..chlm H id that .• w,� r.. .,. ..... Min e N•"'le.• ith w structure new he t wit h arrangement& of fall flowers. bulldifl.R Hoa• · ll1me o( the M e igs O>unty wou Id ta ke a t Jea,t two days to operating wit h the Sixt h Fleet i n presenled m c h. ar¥e of p��Ime A .. . t· bNt own.rs shavld tend their Asaor� cookies an d cotfee were Commisaion. Mr. facilities, so that air condl,tloni ng Americ of . itll Board a smgmg complete lake work after t he lhe Mediterranean . The carri er kins. Gro�p boata before the work bqlnL ALOIRtAN NDS TRIP served by the Happy HarY edeB _e 11 to appoint 1l cha irma n to can be added. A ir (!Ond itionI�i h t m a d e progr open iful" t Beau the et. e f 12 eased r c e d r l e e v e wat rece n tly made I fi-ve day visit to h l Ho .. i• thot It wlll tek; •• least CAIRO, UPI-Algerian Moal em service 11 being planned for the · follo�ed wi· t h t wo re ad mgs , . ''N 0t Class of the church from a table rioeive pLeda:e1 and donatioril. T h e publ"ic ·is ·mvi·ted t0 watc h . Barcelona Sp•ln. , , . four days for th• w1...- l■vat \ fte appointment of a, board ho■pital at a J1ter time when fin• rebel leadet Ferha t Abbas reGrowmg Old" a nd_ "At Eighty- w it h whi te Linen cover a nd cent.el-; ________ al l working operation, durmg lhe ,.pptc1. .. � to from a night Tue.d y a turned amnged. be can ancea t Eight," by ;1-1rs. _ Ehzabelh McCum• ed witb a fall arrangemenl •iffi eme t period. · m,ember for that job has n ot ye Improv AY SATURD WILL U N n i1 lowered, ' e the water Whil and eiping . P wo-week vi sit to t A ti ere I w lh di stal hold­ Atte ....._ d �" Lil Dr. w. s. Hart of Sug ar Run in �r . oct. , 13 bem1 t he 68lb wed- Lall yellow caper■ Jn cry Harold Barnhart, park ma�n•aer Moscow. Abbsa . a ttended the Chi• work will be done to improve of which Bra:r::, all rs on eltbel' lid,, e . s � Mr Mr. of 1>Y, Ted Reed a mvenary n a i'.lmg 98 th will! be· iJJ charge of park wqd1, Pom eroy ' wlll celebrate his er � Oth es. faciliti b 11th athln1 beach •n• re&lme'a Commu:iaj.at nue lea.Vea. Hlndr, Kil Jr., Reed fall d h T, wi Jacobt, was encircled . board aapy t k, ■nd • PIIMd by other p, How�l l , the,, group sana: .. ' prel)INUons will be taken to Im• whlle · Wll'dtns Joach im and ,� birt hday S aturday. He would ■ eon and te�ebr•tlona ' �tYel'lln' ge , Hobmltter, V Ge6r Mn. Howell presided -· ll at th e silff!' iu&hil teo by bf•laW9 wed · 1 �� of l le't fo • m e lh _ tlllt to rsa �r --�� I Anm-v� prove Qie fllh manage1p.ent sec• William1 w\11 be in charge of lhe preci ate bearing Crom bis many c�Uee �ice. Mrs by �ome Qld The ••• ,...., nw. , '6f, idem'"'-- ln '1Rlk• 1 O, u1r1.ns, Dr. llayJn,o•u• Boice f� wi&� " .- ,hle1;1 CommllJUfl . re,dong, a ., f.ciowlo, oa tllat day. "'1WI" ill", ll!i141� ,..lilm -�•u.a., - , t,11liWL �, ":.:! 7' t-,:� ':�'" 141 ·�� • . . , •• • \ , , � ��J . . . , .M: I ' ' I Air F«,rce Atlas Hurls Three Mice Into Space 1'oday Cllf': ' I Tom Lind Speaks At Lions Oub Meet Wednesday ,' L.:. TO Face II YOUtJIIS Charges by LaW n Caught e Wh I • s. I Castro's Firing Squads Executes American Invader Oies Behind Iron Curt<Ji '. · D. ayton Wo _ years TO Br1n ' tage..For _ Debate O RefOlff . �hrc • • 01"m.n•n . _,_,�_'-__1p i;;"!I Rac,ne "I',ary ·ro Open T,eenage T1een Canteen Meeti Question Of Peace not. , Offll1Jlffee Nixon Trying To Link Kennedy's Stand Wit\ War r· I Set om'ght W/1"th ad . I Bentz ery prints; foam filled. Melber - 72"xl4" - Stripe.cl - Raycin & Nylon - _ _ _ _ _ _ $�.29 e • u.. s. V al11e! Covered with fine drap­ PASTELS - ECONOMY STYLES • I NE(K REST P llL J) W S B LA N K ET S j BED PILLOWS 5ale $6.50 Wnlfillcl - 7:l"d4" - k•yon ii Ny11n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - f4,t9 Black Smooth . Lulh�r 1Green Buck match. ,7 .95 COMFORTERS Twin Size · , $3,9S - Double Bed Size $4.95 . to Sale $3.50 eaeh t1.111Mt - 70"11.80" - R1yon & Nylon _ _ _ -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $4.49 Styles From Wjilch To Choose printed pillows - Comforters "SlmtH" T1bl1 Cown - 52 by 52 lnchH Choice of th• na w pattern, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Sal, $1.'9 "'SLEEPCRAFT" patterns. Floral patterns and all-ove r pat• A1•wam - 10" r.lO" - Rayon A Nylon _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $4.1 9 the versatlle,· Mw ,, ,1. � 1 and Percale, Doubla Bed She F itted Bottom $hfft1 --- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $1.91 Nopi - lO"ldM.t'' - Ra.yon A Nylon - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -�- f3.29 10 Smoot h lcat h• er , lace. 111 abe• 3 to 7. '. Double ■-d 511• 81x99 lnch11 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $1,11 Si91111t - 64"x71t" - Rayon & Nylon _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ f2.95 Construction $7.95 $7.95 Printed Broadclolbs INDIAN JACQUARDS Sturdy BLACK and BROWN Qrey, White, Sl1e11 3 to 7 . All cotton all white Cannon Bed S heets Al These Low Prices 1 I DRESS MATERIALS . 3 yards f.or $1 .00 CANNON BED SHEETS I , Hawkin;, ' · ' it '', , it!lii. � a. -�· '• (· � ·� aetra Racine Scouts To Hold Very -�portant Meeting Monday For The 3 Day Sale! Stevens All Cotton Di1h Tow1l1, L1rg,e Si.. 26-31 In. White with multi colored border _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ __ _ _ _ 4 for $1.00 Fire Pr••ODlloa Wee� Oelober 9 lo ts y Lose ' Charter Bargain Days - Thursday, Frida11 At Elberfelds In Pomeroy. Sperial Bargains In Every Departtnent In The Store. Bargains In Dry Goods STOP FIRES SAVE LIVES SINGW: COPY - k · 3 - D A Y S A L E ! & Saturday I w. . MISS VINEYARD -I For Famous Name Lay away , Mrs. M erl in Tracy, presidcrtt , con d ucted the meeHn� which open­ f'tl With group s ingi ng followei'.I by Psalm 24 by th e prcsi doot. Mrs, / Jerr}' Hougl a nd and Mrs. Eugene Gill were welcom ed as new mem• \ h('l'A 'T'hl! birth days or Mrs. Laura McNictl e, Mrs. Ev a na, Mt!. Robe rt Bowe n ,md '.-.f rs. Peail Leifhcit ·,.-ere observ ed. 0 BAKER FU RN ITURE . , ,, t Bargains For Thursday, �riday, Saturday Committees wer e named for t he yen and included : flower, Mn. Lou Dl1hl, Mrs. Robert Bowen an d Mrs. Ernes t Powell; cards, Mn. AJ. !ell Elchina er: trips 11nd s pecial 1ccasslon1, Mrs. Clifford Jacobs, 1 'lln. P aul Eichinger a nd Mr a. Phil Vi,e; sick room supplies, Mn. Lou . \ )le h,I '-' nd Mrs . Clo, re ncc Cur t is; : 111, be&, Mn Ka rr Mrs Powell a nd 'frs: !OlJl1lS Gilmore; ways a nd I 1 i it'int �n- Lloyd Wright, M rs. ■na Oliver a rid Mr s E J. 1'racy, nd bli'.tlido:y box, :it.ra Eug ene ·complete W i th I nnerspring Mattress ' ELBER FELDS IN POMEROY I I BUNK BEDS $69.95 ( A aix o'clock potluck a nn iY er1a ry dinner prec eded th e meeting ot th e Lau re l Cliff Be t ter Healt h Club Monda y e-venin.11 al t he hom e o f Mrs. Dick Karr Sr. The hom e wu decora ted in keepin g wi t h Hal· lo,ween. Mn. Pc:irl U'ifh el t. �lni . Joe Evans a nd Mrs. Hel en Leifh eit · were co-hoatesses. ,.r Sm. Oh io St 1 1. '\ rrh . & 111, t l �lh & 111:;h Sts . Cu1tunliu1 , Obie toe!•>' I I I I I I ------- K Ex . Pioneer Historical Society --� Growth- ToldAtAnnualMeet I u:;_:: c. Samuels Arraigned On Band Boosters T Sponsor Donce Party Saturday . · osp1·ta1 Boardo·ISCUsses H ' Plans At Wednesday �ti. ng _ For'ked'1.l D un Lake Improvements k a t n T0 Ge derw y This ee I I I ■ -:n,u :.: �;-� ·�'. et1p4n c. w, -.1.. . �·:r�.. aoberl ; .,.. Mij;'""· "-""- , ,-,: ,• lfli'l!lii!lt 1/!i .. Set Tonight 111Wf• I I '. �� . l-llafiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct . \ \•ed and all members are urged to atlend. 13, 1960 I U.!IThe Put Councilors of Theodor• Council, Daughler & Mason I c·.nLesfer Grange HOLZER HO PITA� on s:pt . 24th by CharlH Lester dm wwns, October l l .Roberl I a11d l?l ( un,1111.(!ham and a report ! La _ ce Imboden, Mrners: i!le. I was g l l t•n on t l�c zo1�e meet1n& � � D1 arge.s . October 1 1 . � rs. held Sept. 1 8 t h 1n Poont Pleasant �n�� G. Nusaba nm, Manon h?' Ed Cunnln&ha m. The group aruwr)' , Je&ie" Willard Barnet t , ,I di.�cus.sed and made pl.I ns t o do u� ha ll 8-. TGlberlj Tho mu E. work on the Boy Scout buildin&, Dan ia11, Am�s L. Halterman, Ros- , At tending w er& t hue mention�e B . Mon1s , Mason L. Noel, ed and J ohn Wolfe, f . c . Reico Gregory Allen Good�rham, �eorge j chert, Henry Buck Jr.. Charle s Allan Rothgeb, Jenmfer Kenh G o- 1 Jewell and Hobert Johnst on. hie, Barbara Helen Metz, Dougjas Alan Burns, Mrs. Lenn.1 Burton. . M �e . _ Hel i."n E h�abeth G rah�n1 , )1rs. E"AGL'E:S TR A DE OWEN S . Wil ham J. Sm ith, Mrs. W 1 1 l 1 am C PII ILADELPHJA UPI _ Don Han �gen, Mrs. J ose G . G u 1 iurez Owens, 6 foot, 4 inC'h, 255- pound an d r nfan t . t acklf' from Mississipp i Southern, ------w.is traded by the Ph i ladelphia �IONt:, Cl,UI ,.._Tl TU IIIOAY ·Ea11:le1 to the St. l.,ouit Card inals � Lion, Club �et Tuesday Wt>dnesd:ly for a l961 draft : "'�n& at the lleg 1on H ill fo r choice Owens, 28, starred on de-:. their recular dinner meeting. A fense for the Eagles in 19� and , repart wu give� on the fall 1 959 but �al used sparingly in oonf� held 1n Charle,eton their three games this season. -- --- · -· --- · • s of America, . <:>c•OMr 15 _ Tl)e F'i1 1rv1ew Church will hold will mee-1 Thursday eve n i ng al • • ba e sa Simpson k the t build_ re I the home o r Mrs. Henry H eibel, � i r.. , with �rs. Ma x Meinhan 115 ro· h •- •116 bN1de Cleland Dru, Store in ' C�e1ter Grange m�t m _ reguhr Rt.cinlti Saturda y, Ott . u,. less R.ac:i ne Tag Day .a nd Jitney seuton Tuesday e\·t:mng with H�r.....,_ The Meigs en's supper, 6 p . m. with dance fol • "ff Holter , worthy master , pres1dCounty wo m • Ir _. 1 , Od-ele, , :, Ing. lowing at the high school. Republican Club will meet the al _..., ·\.• · fte \Vlndinc Tuil Garden Club Hotel Martin Thursday al 8 p. A report was gl veit m. the plenic Octolwr 16 hel,cl October 2 at P.ortland 1--. rk -� 1'ill meet Thursday evening at m. Ther,e w1U be a speaker from home of Mn. Joseph Struble state ht'adq uarters. The MeiiS County Youth Rally wh i ch w a s allended by approxi� or the Churche. of ChriJ:t will be mately 25 member&. • Mn. H enry ...Jlilftr Heil!btl for a mHked OCT. 1 4 Be:hw• Didi'. held Sunday, October 1 6 , at 2 p , Beaver, home economict �h l ir m.a n •it Material Object ive n igl\l Will , m. al the Rulla nd cl\ urch of Chr ist. named her commlttee . fqt the yea� .llot:k Sl>rlncs Grangt' will meel observed when Mary S hnne, 1 he Pomeroy church w i ll be I n whit' h included Mn. Pearl Kobta ftllllv ■.io n, Thursday at 8 be White Shrine of Jt>rusalem m eets charie or !he program , and t here- 1 enl!:, Mn. Henry Bichhljer, Mn. ·, � ,· A tu'O �- will be presenled Friday al 8 p.m .. at the IOOF ha!I. will be U! election of officers. C. N, Jones and < M'n. 1"tlffll Cua. ...., ents served. Potluck. refre,hme nts will be s�r---,...- --A potluck dinner.. �' UlftOunoed , for the nex t �t_i �, oa Oetobar Mu. Eaton Ho1te11 2:t a nd the PH.ll'&lh n.r.- the l\1eetFor C/n•s uo No. 9 J Baker's Super Market ina will be in ch"We o( the Mrs. Est3 E aton was hostess on GrjWCi. The htob were •audlted. . by Friday, Oct. 7, w hen Sunda)' School Earl Dean; David Koblentl and HoClass No. 3 met at hei' home. hart Newell and a . l'l!port1 &iven. Following a devotional period) "Columb \11 Day(' wal the thane Mrs. Ethe.I S m i t h presented a 1)1'()­ of the J\Nlll'Llffl -.hich opened with • gram, "We Are God's Helpers ur group sJ�n1• ofi "'Mre Church in C o-Workers." the W!ldwnodt' An article. "A Mrs. E!iton �rved refreshme nt■ Pew Putt," wa,, 1'11!■,,i · by Mn. Da­ to Mn. Maude Young, Mr.i,;. Frankie vid Koblentz ani:t , a readlnl'r "The Neigler, Mn. Letha hton-is, Mrs. Coming Americana," b1 Mrs. AJ. Lottie Wilcoxen, Mrs. Doroth7 !rod• Yeauger, Jol<ea by Roy Mille, Norris, Mn. Ida Howell, Mrs. Eth, preceded, 1 conlmt, "America 1 el Smith, Mn. Ura Mon-is and Sing,." �er, whi�b Ute proitram gueste, Mr. Alert Yruit of East Liv­ cloaed • wllh , pp alnliln'f ol "Oocl erpool, a ·brother or Mn. Eaton, Bleu AJQrlf•.� ,r·1 and her niec.e, M rs. Helen McDevitt Rafru�i �1 teryed al � ;1 of Welllville. tl!O, clo!e ot,UH\ m t . ' E ven ts M et W,th Harry Holter Presid ng t ·1I IF , 1. l - I , ·,• •·i I '� -- I .I Ii C:, F,. lamato Juice,. 46. oz. can, 4 for $1.00 1 " '("" �, cream style, 303 can, 8 for $1 ' -f.. t ftlllk, tall cans ) .Dtf:foad · : · · l · · · · · · . . 8 for: $ l.00· · · · 1.2 fo� $ 1.00 1- 50th AMil!tl'ffllY 5pe&l 0 8 SAVE' 'l.0 _,_ Samsoni te Folding Furniture I 6 Plece Set 10 cans $1 .00 • MEATS • PROIHJCE W.t:l: l l'! 'POTATOES . . . . . . 10 lbs. 39c IED-G.OLD, 4'!,Lq . . . . . • . 4 lbs. 45c HEAD LE�CI . . .,... . . . . . . . head 1 9c COMPLl!TELY SELF-aER\'ICE Open 7 Day' .■ A Weekk 8 A,M. lo 9 P.M. ' loke r s Supe r Marrket · IN, Phone WY-2-2738 & Pearl "Our 9ht Yw• '' .-L " MbWeport ,. GAL�IPOl,15 1!1rk Central Bid.. :' I( AT THIS BARGA IN ! . �- -�ight To l!S \ San. Jttin• ll-.eke4t f · W'O& t Kllil1 ' l 'TOMATOES YQur real friend or r11i1 ·a'nwl fashim1 ln be.autif.ul de"ep_ t1mes. , One .and 2-piece styJeS 1· • -· .. in sbes. 10 to. 2(). , . . -·� a- sr..,,, . P:"1;, 1 1• PRl!SCRIPTIONS 112 I. MAIN STRl!IT Middleport Dep t. Store ON>Bl\ YOt1D. .8ET TODAY 9'm,T)£R,SBV£RlitL / Bake r Furni ture • On The Brightest Corner In Middleport OHIO 1 {) ... . .' '' u, · PRONI! WY-2,&,. POMl!ROY, ORIO AFl'tR .. ✓ -- Home-Grown It, . . .. • · R Jc,;. . 1 0 , "." . ......,_..;....,..,� . r ' .ON OCTOBE R: 1 2, 1 960 WE A��'r��� 1[° f.? N�W K I N D OF �SED CAR OPf. �ATidN-TO-BET: · ,t:'ER SERVE T� E BUYER -: ��. RETA I L A! ' j WH?LESALE Pijl CES. �f- . ·t\ 't •l"' I \ 4· . 1 , ,{ \''"S- ' ' dtesses ntesses . ;'I: I N TtfE �-tl�'l f-'ESSf ' •• • ' . . ·, WI CAi Y Olla. OWN · iA' (OUN'tl GA11Lll'Ql.1S II . . �l ljd;, . . ,, . ,! 1 . \ ' •' I MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS I Famous Endkott JoJuuon'a Sizes O to 1 1 BOYS' 8" CREPE SOLE BOOTS Sizes 3½ lo 7 N � lt S E S ' I ' Sizes 8½ $8.95 pr. lo GIRUI' OXFORDS Sizes 8½ $2.99 PW CNt BOOTS 9 $3.99 pr. t,o Si7.es 7 to Big 10 r SAVE $270 ... $1695 SAVE $400 ' . SAVI $300 .Mll!Dl,,POR'r; .Pffl9 Operallon'Warelloalo Sale C!>M.Y $tiff . • l ' FifllA��-SD-\IICR emE. ....... USED «;,tis . I!!· , , ��\I l $7.95 N. Sl!CO)IID AVE. . • . . ' � I ' and plaids. M1tchln1 wea­ :tib and •eats, •I� &Wea• ters dyed-10-�b. . . EXlliNA ; I '\ .. _. ' · Why be a 'party-washout' when the extra energy in every bite of delicious Heiner's bread gives you the zest to bring out your at play, al work • • • al home, at school • • • all day long I , ' $2.99 to $7.99- . .• - •, . , The Vet')' New . . Goldi bl..k; . ' .. - red,- fW'!'JC. ' . dou1h-mlxtn1 proc•u • • • 1mnth1r, mo.,. unlfoffll annorln1 hel_••• teafu,.t filler · flDyor • • • no la,a,, ' ' ' A.cna lfrom De ' ' • q Lower ParkiaJ: Lot ,· ' . ,IN POMEROY . , ,,, ., , I , _..!_. ., .. . Enrlehtd -whllo- bned mad■ by th■ 1mall,bateh , .,. ' � ' . ' ,\ I!!· 7 MIDDLEPORT - ' ' lo Roush's Shoe Store preHy and p/11aBlng for Fall ; 3½ r ,:- . eve.rY ·size fr� 22 to 38, every color, pl.11in P01, IJSEJj, C�J' IIOt' $cf.GK W"IT-2-Jjl)J , Skirts µI ,: Ull!H'tri.. CuT. PRlCliS KNCM;� DOWN;. DOWN,•' DOWN P R ES TO N MO to as,·, • ,, Sizes "} ·Ski rts -A Plen ty YOI/ � S,CB ANYWRDE Ce111e To Our Warehouse• toe.fed At. Thl,4, Awnue Glove Leather 3 - Dark cottons, dressy faille and wool sheath styles. Ali · newest colors including all shades of purple or grape, gold, green, plaids, stripes and plain colors. e 11 MINUTEII, C!>NLY $ 1 025; . OMI.Y CRIPE SOlE SHOE . ;. $3.99 fo sa.99. SAWE ON SA'l:ES T'AX • 1 957 �HEVROli.Et 2 _pooa 6 ¢,YL Aul,omatic 11ransm/sslon, Radfo,and Heater. ..,.� Operallea warei...e.•; s.le ON OUlt L011 $ 1 13951 BOYS' I" -.C.RO· MESII - MOSEi - - 89, 1 2 to 20, 1 6½ to 24½, 42 to 50, ' ' •voo 1959 ENGLISH FORD 4 DOOR WAS ON OUR LO'II $1 .99 pr. ·'c' ; THE SHOE BOX 3 CHILDREN'S O X F OR D S Sizes 4 lo $2.99 pr. "PETER &UN" II 'f . OXF ORDS Glove Leather fA•L I $4,99 p r. . BOYS' '. Automatic Transmission, Radio, Hea_ter, Whitewall Tires. 0pentlon.Wvellol1• !la1e WAS ON OUR LOT . I �.SC'S r- with Kr. and Mn. Allen McCum, ber. Vr. aqd Kn. J , A. Eden 1eturned home Wednud17 trom Sattel, W, -d by the Va., wbe.re lbeJ were call... death of her br-other-ln•law. 90th B I RTH DAY SALE Au.ended Rally I Our $5.99 Price Raiifl Is qutsfa"4lngl ., . Y,.MJ • I .,. 1 956 CHEVJlOLET BEL A I R 4 DOOR HARDTOP, lQ PAY {' i Mr . .and Mn Leroy Wat.on Ir., son, Jimmy, an d dau&htert, I>dnna and Darlene, 1pent tbe week end in M a lan with Mr. and Mn. Eugene Smith and hmilJ. Thn also vl1i ted briefly ;. Del■'lll'are In Every Si11t 7 to 1 5 1 3' .'fHS, Joe La lly LUCILLI HAWKINS Patty HyHll. f G.amea were played and prius : Mr. and Mn. Harold John&0n re• were won b)' Mra Opal Hollon . turn ed to their home, Spr1nghel'1, and Mr■. Rosema'Y Amold, Mn. Marga ret Tuttle, Ml'B . warr�n ��dne� d ay. after • several da y• v1111 with :\In._ Theodore Lehew d Mn. Joe Lawrence, ROie an and other relal1vet. Refreshmenta were served to ' Mr. and Mn. Homer Hawkm.11 Mr - a nd Mr,. Charle1 Biucll and v11ited relati,e1 i n Athena Wedne1family , Mn. Iva Singer, Mra. day. Mrs. Erneal khodes J-.i11 returned Jilargaret Tuttle ,nd daugh�r. Mr . .an d Mr,. Norman Hysell. Mrs. home arter a three 11,eeks vi.tit Guy Rose and 10n, Mra. Martha with. relatives i n • Canion. She was Arnold , accomp,rnied home by Mr. and Mn. Ro1e , Mn. Rosemary Mn. Dorotby Chane and !1 .rnily, Manning Walker and John Walker l Mr. a nd Mn. Par er Chane)', and son of Canton. Mr1. Warren Roae, Miu Barbara Jame, Fisher and 10n Mrs. Ros.a Prince , Mill Doril White, Mn. i'i.sher and Mr1. Marie Hall of _ Mildred Anlold, Mn. Ella Arnold Columbu1 were Week. end guest& Min Shelly of l.Jr. an d Mn. Clel.11nd Hines. ,Mra. W ilm1 Ba11ard, Wells, Mn. Opal Hollon and aon, )Ir. and Mrs. Leroy Walson Sr. i , Mr. . a nd Mrs. Joe Lawrence and and dauiil\ter. Pauline, )frs. Lydia fam i ly , Mr. and Mn. Dore, Ar• 1 Hysell and Mrs. Anna Yeager ,pent Otbera of the Amateur Gard- nold and family the week end in Delaware will\ ener'1 Club ln addition to Mrs. Mr. and Mn. Allen McCumber, Mr. sending gifts but unable Tho ge the meeting Uoyd attending and !'f r B- Fred yandal and other · were Mn. WUUam Slater, Mn. lo 1ttend were Mn. Amy Wolf, relatave1 and fnends. Anna Tuttle, Mra. Ethel Walter Croob, Mr,. Earl Knight, Mrs. Mn. Glenn Lambert and Mn. Gu7 · 4nd M artha Orr, Mn. John Rose, Mr. an d Mn. Grover White, Mra. Church Member, Reynoldt1 Oun, Mia Florence Circle, aurl CIUb port were the om Middle P'T l1ie Circle and daughter. n. E M;l'fl. St• ��ury. Mra. Til111, lfr1. . � Several memben or the MidCrary Dav11, Mn. Walter Harri&, dleport Church of lhe Nwp'ene Miu Hal'rie Marie Smith, Mn. Member, Attend were in Welllton Tue,day evenI Fried• Fllehnle, Mn. W. H. Ju !,J Ing to attend the Youqg People'a V,.tH Annivenary In1, Mrs. Jame■ Harley, Jin. M.a:1 1 Zone Rally at the chur411:1 in that �Roller, Mn. M. L. French ind _ , , Metnbera of the WSCS of the city. Metbodilt Church, Middle�th Mn. Howard Nolan. Golng rrom the local ch11rch ho attended the 20th annlwere Rev. C1yde J. Bartlett, Mr. meeting of hit WSCS al .e=a; COUPLII CLUI Mien "" and Mn. Lewis Ellis and daughChurch U Methodist nited the en• Cooke t Rober a Mr. nd Mr1. ter Teresa. Mr. and Mrs. Ra)'terta.lned the members of the Tuesd• y evening were Mra. Bruce mon Lee Walburn and son GreI Coupylea Club on Saturday even- Lloyd, M.ra. M. L. French, Mr,. gory, Mrs. Ethel Lopn, Mrs. Ent:1Haskins, Mrs. Dnid �o&b , . r party dinne a in with _ l Mary Walburn and son Pete, Mrs Mn. , Mrs. Perry Mitch, Attendlnl •� �r. and Mn- m�er . Bett)' Taylor and Mn. Marjorie Smith, Mia Frieda Faehnle Kathe Mn. ,. and Mr. J�mu Diehl Jr., C,Orae Burn,, Mr. and Ura. Earl Mn. GJenn Lambert, Mr,. , Earl Taylor. The Syracuse church Wll!I award CIJrki _ Mr. and Mrs. Letter �- Knight, Mrs. L. W. McComat, Mr&. ed the attendance banner for the n Jones and Mn. Charles • Emerso . Miller Harry Mra.. and · Mr. 1:le. meeting. . E. Burdette. ■nd the holtl. I ored llldN of th lot.ern.ttional Flower Show ncently held ln New York Cllf were shown by llrs. Bari Be\der. A ltl1bllaht or lhe day'• promm wu lhe demonttratlon of Orlttmu 1rtan1em.enh by Mn. Edward Ray of Lanca,ter. M,.. Ray uied do 1111teri1I1, Madon. nu, c,,ndln:, e�.• in her ur■Oie• men\l which included one . 1uit..able for hotpltala a, weU 11 · onu for tbe home u door .ind mantle arraniemenll. M.l'I. Ray who ii the Editor of the Garden Patb ma&■zine has al,o written the book, ''Decor■• tion, for Cbrittmu." Reeointtion wu given during the di)' to new club, which ineluded the Amateur Gardener, Club, Rutland and the Riverview Club. Mainly About People In Pomeroy Whtie Seamt.. POMEROY, OHIO W. SFJ:OND ST, I I Daily Sentinel, Pu1Deray-ltlddleport, 0., Oct. IS, 1980-3 I'. 't' _ 1>< . - - - - ·• - 04 A ¥ery Large Selection ! ---------------------�.:--.,... - u�r . · TRICK OR TREAT CANDY FOR HALWWEEN. ' •; . PIANO •· • • - • - - $"95 - Jlh. BUY NOWI · WIJRt1,T,2E . ��Et 1!� . �CROSQNIC SPINET PIANO, By Baldwin ' IMtlEJ & DAVIS SPINET PtANO - ·� " lOWREY Spinet. PtAN,O Specml l $835 Jn the pre1ent,Uon1 Mn. Hermin Humphreys, re1ional dirtlclor uid that the award, were giv� not only for iardentng abt 11ty b11t becauH of lniere1t In health and civic aftalra and partlc.lp&tlon In their club'• proIJ'■m, and 1lao fot 1ervh�t to the Ohio A.NoclaUon of Garden Cluba There were approxlmetely 300 women reil1tered for the meetIng and Included repreHntatlve, from Athena.. Galli■, Hock.JI\&, Mel111 Morgan and Waihlncton , countlea. The Rutland Garden Club, TheAmateur Gardenm Ch,Jb of Mid·dleport. and The Middleport Garderi Cluti received ·•t■ te ■warda for 111 outatandln1 croup flower show Robort Relbel, •late cb1lrm■ n of yearboob reported on the awlfdl and thi RuUand Club and ·the eth and Dale C.,ub o1 Marlett• for . tt�t place. Mn. Garen SUDlbul'Y, member or the Middl�pott Club ltld chair tieVl'lopment man of Roadalde and Radio · repol'tltd, at the meetinc on the JohQ.nr Appleaeed project. -She ■liio reported that the �ei.ga �ountt Club, b•d particip■ ted 100'lo hll Vie Radio programs wi\tch are l,etn.a. coijducted ovet WMP8 on ti;.e fint Mor,d'7 of ·eacb month durlnt the pro, gram, "COftt!e Hdu:r." Mn. James Titus, of Rutland and chairman of the Victor Rel• Scho�rahip ·Fumt reported tllat r<:ent of lhe reglonto date 1I 1oal h1 been paid ' to Ule ', ' FOR . AS (ITILE AS $5 A MONfH, lliddltport received tbt ltatt award for tbt "Out,Land�n1 Gardener of the Year" when the elubl of Re1lon 11 met Wedo.esday at the Lake Hos,e Lodi\ for an all day meetln,. Mn:. SianleJ Shaver ol the Wayside Club of Che1hlre and Mn. V■nlleter of Radcliff, a member of the Vlntoo Townabip Club, 1110 receiYed thete aw1rdl and I check from the Ohio Auoc:latlon of Garden Club,. Modern Mart Mow Hcas THIS Wl'L L E NAl'LE US TO· RENT A NEW BAND I N S 'f R UMENT BUSHEL $1.98 CANDY MINTS · 3'for 10c CANDY BARS 6 for 25c U N DE RSELL, O·U T s,LL ANYBODY .,- GREEN 9EANS 3 lbs. 49c PANCAKE FlOUR · · · · · · · · · · 1 8 oz. box 1 9c PU B.LIC NOTICE! si.iAW.ib�1i,,t ' . ' •. Home-Grown Martha White Th e high cost of operating Prestort-Ford Use d Car ·&t-!"ot Po�"roy liq� been Jar obove normol, We are deleti ng this large cost by closing tlie lpt amd movil'lg; ,otfl'· UJled cars to our big warehouse located at 46 1 South 3rd Ave., Preston Motars,. l nc.; Mi(ldlepart, 0. 10 YEAR GUARANTEE < MANGOES doz. 49c APPLES - - - 3 lbs. 25t: 118 $4 7 7·00 .,1 TURNIPS 3 lbs. 25c TH E FOOD MARt . " " Save Your S&H Green Stamps - Fill A Book Quicker S P·tNET P tA N· O , ' v ·l E C I: A l f · Sweet Mrs . Hysell ls rs. Bruce Uoyd Receives State Award For Outstanding Gardener Honored Friday Kra. Bruce Uoyd, membet of st.at.. A brid1I 1bower wa1 &i¥tn Fri- l ttae Am1te11t Gardenm Club of Durln1 lbe morninl .-.Ion col- I day evenln& at the borne of Mr■. 1 e wrence hooorlnJ M.r,. I ' S W l � H E R� L O H SE �--'-��1 - - lb. 1 5t: ROMES, WINESAPS, DEUCIOUS II DOROTHV_ORAY • SWEET POTATOES 2 lbs. 29c • $&95 - $. 1,0.95 HORMON'E HAND CREAM-• unr1out vam, ' · . cream that 1nnooths in new softne11. Contains 10' n11ural ,���nic h�IJ�(me unib ounce (the _ ..... bo,a,11..litiitlie lac4icre11111 ! ). �111da ..,1 onderfully smooth . . , r,'' Now, ••· for only ,,.aa (liq, . .iioky - or . 19 LB, ·BSKT. 19e Rome-Grown HORMONE HAND CRE·, .::: :_ , , HAM HOCKS lb. 29c HOME-GROWN 7 . ,-- -- • · · ··-- -·· RATtON:·' 'If',�··f.--·•·· [ &·�ft . I SIDE POR K lb. 49c I :, . ' Fresh Loin t,PORK ROAST - lb. 29¢ MIDDLEPORT , 1 Stewing Chickens lb. 29¢ Leaa Trimmed Sboulden Friday 9 to 5 - Satunlay 9 to 9 . Noodle Mu.en II E C K. B O N E S 2 1bs. 35c styles for every occasion. Wooh, cotton knits, etc. Sizes 7 to Ui, 12 to 20 and 12½ to 2411.z . I , T-BOME STEAKS . . . . . . . . . . lb. 99c CUBE STEAKS . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 99c ' ' : R l ·B ST�! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 79c , ROLL SAUSAGE . . . . . . . . . . lb. 35c ' �� SMOKE&'>; C:ALLI ES . . . . . . . . lb. 39c, \ . PORK SAUSAGE I �I,. 49C You'll want to see all our new arrival! · - - ­ October and Lima Beans M I X OR MATCH 'i I AUTUMN VALUES Home-Mode Al:II OC1USION- DRESSES Great N orthem Beans., ·- "' )-. l ' I ■ " · $.U.�S Pork & Beano, Pinto Beano, I �- �- _ _. t _; , f,'4,apefruit Juice, 46 oz. can, 3 for $1 . . l• • i ATT N D WOILO SIRIE5 drove to Plttsburg h Tu esday niaht . Two Racine women, Mn. Don- I to altend yesterday ' s s1x l h ga me .aid Wolle and Virginia Arnott, of lhe World Se,ie1. s • «woeeriea Dell.m! D■9s . :I1 . 1 . . . I • --�--- . .. best , • • ' ' �� . l-llafiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct . \ \•ed and all members are urged to atlend. 13, 1960 I U.!IThe Put Councilors of Theodor• Council, Daughler & Mason I c·.nLesfer Grange HOLZER HO PITA� on s:pt . 24th by CharlH Lester dm wwns, October l l .Roberl I a11d l?l ( un,1111.(!ham and a report ! La _ ce Imboden, Mrners: i!le. I was g l l t•n on t l�c zo1�e meet1n& � � D1 arge.s . October 1 1 . � rs. held Sept. 1 8 t h 1n Poont Pleasant �n�� G. Nusaba nm, Manon h?' Ed Cunnln&ha m. The group aruwr)' , Je&ie" Willard Barnet t , ,I di.�cus.sed and made pl.I ns t o do u� ha ll 8-. TGlberlj Tho mu E. work on the Boy Scout buildin&, Dan ia11, Am�s L. Halterman, Ros- , At tending w er& t hue mention�e B . Mon1s , Mason L. Noel, ed and J ohn Wolfe, f . c . Reico Gregory Allen Good�rham, �eorge j chert, Henry Buck Jr.. Charle s Allan Rothgeb, Jenmfer Kenh G o- 1 Jewell and Hobert Johnst on. hie, Barbara Helen Metz, Dougjas Alan Burns, Mrs. Lenn.1 Burton. . M �e . _ Hel i."n E h�abeth G rah�n1 , )1rs. E"AGL'E:S TR A DE OWEN S . Wil ham J. Sm ith, Mrs. W 1 1 l 1 am C PII ILADELPHJA UPI _ Don Han �gen, Mrs. J ose G . G u 1 iurez Owens, 6 foot, 4 inC'h, 255- pound an d r nfan t . t acklf' from Mississipp i Southern, ------w.is traded by the Ph i ladelphia �IONt:, Cl,UI ,.._Tl TU IIIOAY ·Ea11:le1 to the St. l.,ouit Card inals � Lion, Club �et Tuesday Wt>dnesd:ly for a l961 draft : "'�n& at the lleg 1on H ill fo r choice Owens, 28, starred on de-:. their recular dinner meeting. A fense for the Eagles in 19� and , repart wu give� on the fall 1 959 but �al used sparingly in oonf� held 1n Charle,eton their three games this season. -- --- · -· --- · • s of America, . <:>c•OMr 15 _ Tl)e F'i1 1rv1ew Church will hold will mee-1 Thursday eve n i ng al • • ba e sa Simpson k the t build_ re I the home o r Mrs. Henry H eibel, � i r.. , with �rs. Ma x Meinhan 115 ro· h •- •116 bN1de Cleland Dru, Store in ' C�e1ter Grange m�t m _ reguhr Rt.cinlti Saturda y, Ott . u,. less R.ac:i ne Tag Day .a nd Jitney seuton Tuesday e\·t:mng with H�r.....,_ The Meigs en's supper, 6 p . m. with dance fol • "ff Holter , worthy master , pres1dCounty wo m • Ir _. 1 , Od-ele, , :, Ing. lowing at the high school. Republican Club will meet the al _..., ·\.• · fte \Vlndinc Tuil Garden Club Hotel Martin Thursday al 8 p. A report was gl veit m. the plenic Octolwr 16 hel,cl October 2 at P.ortland 1--. rk -� 1'ill meet Thursday evening at m. Ther,e w1U be a speaker from home of Mn. Joseph Struble state ht'adq uarters. The MeiiS County Youth Rally wh i ch w a s allended by approxi� or the Churche. of ChriJ:t will be mately 25 member&. • Mn. H enry ...Jlilftr Heil!btl for a mHked OCT. 1 4 Be:hw• Didi'. held Sunday, October 1 6 , at 2 p , Beaver, home economict �h l ir m.a n •it Material Object ive n igl\l Will , m. al the Rulla nd cl\ urch of Chr ist. named her commlttee . fqt the yea� .llot:k Sl>rlncs Grangt' will meel observed when Mary S hnne, 1 he Pomeroy church w i ll be I n whit' h included Mn. Pearl Kobta ftllllv ■.io n, Thursday at 8 be White Shrine of Jt>rusalem m eets charie or !he program , and t here- 1 enl!:, Mn. Henry Bichhljer, Mn. ·, � ,· A tu'O �- will be presenled Friday al 8 p.m .. at the IOOF ha!I. will be U! election of officers. C. N, Jones and < M'n. 1"tlffll Cua. ...., ents served. Potluck. refre,hme nts will be s�r---,...- --A potluck dinner.. �' UlftOunoed , for the nex t �t_i �, oa Oetobar Mu. Eaton Ho1te11 2:t a nd the PH.ll'&lh n.r.- the l\1eetFor C/n•s uo No. 9 J Baker's Super Market ina will be in ch"We o( the Mrs. Est3 E aton was hostess on GrjWCi. The htob were •audlted. . by Friday, Oct. 7, w hen Sunda)' School Earl Dean; David Koblentl and HoClass No. 3 met at hei' home. hart Newell and a . l'l!port1 &iven. Following a devotional period) "Columb \11 Day(' wal the thane Mrs. Ethe.I S m i t h presented a 1)1'()­ of the J\Nlll'Llffl -.hich opened with • gram, "We Are God's Helpers ur group sJ�n1• ofi "'Mre Church in C o-Workers." the W!ldwnodt' An article. "A Mrs. E!iton �rved refreshme nt■ Pew Putt," wa,, 1'11!■,,i · by Mn. Da­ to Mn. Maude Young, Mr.i,;. Frankie vid Koblentz ani:t , a readlnl'r "The Neigler, Mn. Letha hton-is, Mrs. Coming Americana," b1 Mrs. AJ. Lottie Wilcoxen, Mrs. Doroth7 !rod• Yeauger, Jol<ea by Roy Mille, Norris, Mn. Ida Howell, Mrs. Eth, preceded, 1 conlmt, "America 1 el Smith, Mn. Ura Mon-is and Sing,." �er, whi�b Ute proitram gueste, Mr. Alert Yruit of East Liv­ cloaed • wllh , pp alnliln'f ol "Oocl erpool, a ·brother or Mn. Eaton, Bleu AJQrlf•.� ,r·1 and her niec.e, M rs. Helen McDevitt Rafru�i �1 teryed al � ;1 of Welllville. tl!O, clo!e ot,UH\ m t . ' E ven ts M et W,th Harry Holter Presid ng t ·1I IF , 1. l - I , ·,• •·i I '� -- I .I Ii C:, F,. lamato Juice,. 46. oz. can, 4 for $1.00 1 " '("" �, cream style, 303 can, 8 for $1 ' -f.. t ftlllk, tall cans ) .Dtf:foad · : · · l · · · · · · . . 8 for: $ l.00· · · · 1.2 fo� $ 1.00 1- 50th AMil!tl'ffllY 5pe&l 0 8 SAVE' 'l.0 _,_ Samsoni te Folding Furniture I 6 Plece Set 10 cans $1 .00 • MEATS • PROIHJCE W.t:l: l l'! 'POTATOES . . . . . . 10 lbs. 39c IED-G.OLD, 4'!,Lq . . . . . • . 4 lbs. 45c HEAD LE�CI . . .,... . . . . . . . head 1 9c COMPLl!TELY SELF-aER\'ICE Open 7 Day' .■ A Weekk 8 A,M. lo 9 P.M. ' loke r s Supe r Marrket · IN, Phone WY-2-2738 & Pearl "Our 9ht Yw• '' .-L " MbWeport ,. GAL�IPOl,15 1!1rk Central Bid.. :' I( AT THIS BARGA IN ! . �- -�ight To l!S \ San. Jttin• ll-.eke4t f · W'O& t Kllil1 ' l 'TOMATOES YQur real friend or r11i1 ·a'nwl fashim1 ln be.autif.ul de"ep_ t1mes. , One .and 2-piece styJeS 1· • -· .. in sbes. 10 to. 2(). , . . -·� a- sr..,,, . P:"1;, 1 1• PRl!SCRIPTIONS 112 I. MAIN STRl!IT Middleport Dep t. Store ON>Bl\ YOt1D. .8ET TODAY 9'm,T)£R,SBV£RlitL / Bake r Furni ture • On The Brightest Corner In Middleport OHIO 1 {) ... . .' '' u, · PRONI! WY-2,&,. POMl!ROY, ORIO AFl'tR .. ✓ -- Home-Grown It, . . .. • · R Jc,;. . 1 0 , "." . ......,_..;....,..,� . r ' .ON OCTOBE R: 1 2, 1 960 WE A��'r��� 1[° f.? N�W K I N D OF �SED CAR OPf. �ATidN-TO-BET: · ,t:'ER SERVE T� E BUYER -: ��. RETA I L A! ' j WH?LESALE Pijl CES. �f- . ·t\ 't •l"' I \ 4· . 1 , ,{ \''"S- ' ' dtesses ntesses . ;'I: I N TtfE �-tl�'l f-'ESSf ' •• • ' . . ·, WI CAi Y Olla. OWN · iA' (OUN'tl GA11Lll'Ql.1S II . . �l ljd;, . . ,, . ,! 1 . \ ' •' I MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS I Famous Endkott JoJuuon'a Sizes O to 1 1 BOYS' 8" CREPE SOLE BOOTS Sizes 3½ lo 7 N � lt S E S ' I ' Sizes 8½ $8.95 pr. lo GIRUI' OXFORDS Sizes 8½ $2.99 PW CNt BOOTS 9 $3.99 pr. t,o Si7.es 7 to Big 10 r SAVE $270 ... $1695 SAVE $400 ' . SAVI $300 .Mll!Dl,,POR'r; .Pffl9 Operallon'Warelloalo Sale C!>M.Y $tiff . • l ' FifllA��-SD-\IICR emE. ....... USED «;,tis . I!!· , , ��\I l $7.95 N. Sl!CO)IID AVE. . • . . ' � I ' and plaids. M1tchln1 wea­ :tib and •eats, •I� &Wea• ters dyed-10-�b. . . EXlliNA ; I '\ .. _. ' · Why be a 'party-washout' when the extra energy in every bite of delicious Heiner's bread gives you the zest to bring out your at play, al work • • • al home, at school • • • all day long I , ' $2.99 to $7.99- . .• - •, . , The Vet')' New . . Goldi bl..k; . ' .. - red,- fW'!'JC. ' . dou1h-mlxtn1 proc•u • • • 1mnth1r, mo.,. unlfoffll annorln1 hel_••• teafu,.t filler · flDyor • • • no la,a,, ' ' ' A.cna lfrom De ' ' • q Lower ParkiaJ: Lot ,· ' . ,IN POMEROY . , ,,, ., , I , _..!_. ., .. . Enrlehtd -whllo- bned mad■ by th■ 1mall,bateh , .,. ' � ' . ' ,\ I!!· 7 MIDDLEPORT - ' ' lo Roush's Shoe Store preHy and p/11aBlng for Fall ; 3½ r ,:- . eve.rY ·size fr� 22 to 38, every color, pl.11in P01, IJSEJj, C�J' IIOt' $cf.GK W"IT-2-Jjl)J , Skirts µI ,: Ull!H'tri.. CuT. PRlCliS KNCM;� DOWN;. DOWN,•' DOWN P R ES TO N MO to as,·, • ,, Sizes "} ·Ski rts -A Plen ty YOI/ � S,CB ANYWRDE Ce111e To Our Warehouse• toe.fed At. Thl,4, Awnue Glove Leather 3 - Dark cottons, dressy faille and wool sheath styles. Ali · newest colors including all shades of purple or grape, gold, green, plaids, stripes and plain colors. e 11 MINUTEII, C!>NLY $ 1 025; . OMI.Y CRIPE SOlE SHOE . ;. $3.99 fo sa.99. SAWE ON SA'l:ES T'AX • 1 957 �HEVROli.Et 2 _pooa 6 ¢,YL Aul,omatic 11ransm/sslon, Radfo,and Heater. ..,.� Operallea warei...e.•; s.le ON OUlt L011 $ 1 13951 BOYS' I" -.C.RO· MESII - MOSEi - - 89, 1 2 to 20, 1 6½ to 24½, 42 to 50, ' ' •voo 1959 ENGLISH FORD 4 DOOR WAS ON OUR LO'II $1 .99 pr. ·'c' ; THE SHOE BOX 3 CHILDREN'S O X F OR D S Sizes 4 lo $2.99 pr. "PETER &UN" II 'f . OXF ORDS Glove Leather fA•L I $4,99 p r. . BOYS' '. Automatic Transmission, Radio, Hea_ter, Whitewall Tires. 0pentlon.Wvellol1• !la1e WAS ON OUR LOT . I �.SC'S r- with Kr. and Mn. Allen McCum, ber. Vr. aqd Kn. J , A. Eden 1eturned home Wednud17 trom Sattel, W, -d by the Va., wbe.re lbeJ were call... death of her br-other-ln•law. 90th B I RTH DAY SALE Au.ended Rally I Our $5.99 Price Raiifl Is qutsfa"4lngl ., . Y,.MJ • I .,. 1 956 CHEVJlOLET BEL A I R 4 DOOR HARDTOP, lQ PAY {' i Mr . .and Mn Leroy Wat.on Ir., son, Jimmy, an d dau&htert, I>dnna and Darlene, 1pent tbe week end in M a lan with Mr. and Mn. Eugene Smith and hmilJ. Thn also vl1i ted briefly ;. Del■'lll'are In Every Si11t 7 to 1 5 1 3' .'fHS, Joe La lly LUCILLI HAWKINS Patty HyHll. f G.amea were played and prius : Mr. and Mn. Harold John&0n re• were won b)' Mra Opal Hollon . turn ed to their home, Spr1nghel'1, and Mr■. Rosema'Y Amold, Mn. Marga ret Tuttle, Ml'B . warr�n ��dne� d ay. after • several da y• v1111 with :\In._ Theodore Lehew d Mn. Joe Lawrence, ROie an and other relal1vet. Refreshmenta were served to ' Mr. and Mn. Homer Hawkm.11 Mr - a nd Mr,. Charle1 Biucll and v11ited relati,e1 i n Athena Wedne1family , Mn. Iva Singer, Mra. day. Mrs. Erneal khodes J-.i11 returned Jilargaret Tuttle ,nd daugh�r. Mr . .an d Mr,. Norman Hysell. Mrs. home arter a three 11,eeks vi.tit Guy Rose and 10n, Mra. Martha with. relatives i n • Canion. She was Arnold , accomp,rnied home by Mr. and Mn. Ro1e , Mn. Rosemary Mn. Dorotby Chane and !1 .rnily, Manning Walker and John Walker l Mr. a nd Mn. Par er Chane)', and son of Canton. Mr1. Warren Roae, Miu Barbara Jame, Fisher and 10n Mrs. Ros.a Prince , Mill Doril White, Mn. i'i.sher and Mr1. Marie Hall of _ Mildred Anlold, Mn. Ella Arnold Columbu1 were Week. end guest& Min Shelly of l.Jr. an d Mn. Clel.11nd Hines. ,Mra. W ilm1 Ba11ard, Wells, Mn. Opal Hollon and aon, )Ir. and Mrs. Leroy Walson Sr. i , Mr. . a nd Mrs. Joe Lawrence and and dauiil\ter. Pauline, )frs. Lydia fam i ly , Mr. and Mn. Dore, Ar• 1 Hysell and Mrs. Anna Yeager ,pent Otbera of the Amateur Gard- nold and family the week end in Delaware will\ ener'1 Club ln addition to Mrs. Mr. and Mn. Allen McCumber, Mr. sending gifts but unable Tho ge the meeting Uoyd attending and !'f r B- Fred yandal and other · were Mn. WUUam Slater, Mn. lo 1ttend were Mn. Amy Wolf, relatave1 and fnends. Anna Tuttle, Mra. Ethel Walter Croob, Mr,. Earl Knight, Mrs. Mn. Glenn Lambert and Mn. Gu7 · 4nd M artha Orr, Mn. John Rose, Mr. an d Mn. Grover White, Mra. Church Member, Reynoldt1 Oun, Mia Florence Circle, aurl CIUb port were the om Middle P'T l1ie Circle and daughter. n. E M;l'fl. St• ��ury. Mra. Til111, lfr1. . � Several memben or the MidCrary Dav11, Mn. Walter Harri&, dleport Church of lhe Nwp'ene Miu Hal'rie Marie Smith, Mn. Member, Attend were in Welllton Tue,day evenI Fried• Fllehnle, Mn. W. H. Ju !,J Ing to attend the Youqg People'a V,.tH Annivenary In1, Mrs. Jame■ Harley, Jin. M.a:1 1 Zone Rally at the chur411:1 in that �Roller, Mn. M. L. French ind _ , , Metnbera of the WSCS of the city. Metbodilt Church, Middle�th Mn. Howard Nolan. Golng rrom the local ch11rch ho attended the 20th annlwere Rev. C1yde J. Bartlett, Mr. meeting of hit WSCS al .e=a; COUPLII CLUI Mien "" and Mn. Lewis Ellis and daughChurch U Methodist nited the en• Cooke t Rober a Mr. nd Mr1. ter Teresa. Mr. and Mrs. Ra)'terta.lned the members of the Tuesd• y evening were Mra. Bruce mon Lee Walburn and son GreI Coupylea Club on Saturday even- Lloyd, M.ra. M. L. French, Mr,. gory, Mrs. Ethel Lopn, Mrs. Ent:1Haskins, Mrs. Dnid �o&b , . r party dinne a in with _ l Mary Walburn and son Pete, Mrs Mn. , Mrs. Perry Mitch, Attendlnl •� �r. and Mn- m�er . Bett)' Taylor and Mn. Marjorie Smith, Mia Frieda Faehnle Kathe Mn. ,. and Mr. J�mu Diehl Jr., C,Orae Burn,, Mr. and Ura. Earl Mn. GJenn Lambert, Mr,. , Earl Taylor. The Syracuse church Wll!I award CIJrki _ Mr. and Mrs. Letter �- Knight, Mrs. L. W. McComat, Mr&. ed the attendance banner for the n Jones and Mn. Charles • Emerso . Miller Harry Mra.. and · Mr. 1:le. meeting. . E. Burdette. ■nd the holtl. I ored llldN of th lot.ern.ttional Flower Show ncently held ln New York Cllf were shown by llrs. Bari Be\der. A ltl1bllaht or lhe day'• promm wu lhe demonttratlon of Orlttmu 1rtan1em.enh by Mn. Edward Ray of Lanca,ter. M,.. Ray uied do 1111teri1I1, Madon. nu, c,,ndln:, e�.• in her ur■Oie• men\l which included one . 1uit..able for hotpltala a, weU 11 · onu for tbe home u door .ind mantle arraniemenll. M.l'I. Ray who ii the Editor of the Garden Patb ma&■zine has al,o written the book, ''Decor■• tion, for Cbrittmu." Reeointtion wu given during the di)' to new club, which ineluded the Amateur Gardener, Club, Rutland and the Riverview Club. Mainly About People In Pomeroy Whtie Seamt.. POMEROY, OHIO W. SFJ:OND ST, I I Daily Sentinel, Pu1Deray-ltlddleport, 0., Oct. IS, 1980-3 I'. 't' _ 1>< . - - - - ·• - 04 A ¥ery Large Selection ! ---------------------�.:--.,... - u�r . · TRICK OR TREAT CANDY FOR HALWWEEN. ' •; . PIANO •· • • - • - - $"95 - Jlh. BUY NOWI · WIJRt1,T,2E . ��Et 1!� . �CROSQNIC SPINET PIANO, By Baldwin ' IMtlEJ & DAVIS SPINET PtANO - ·� " lOWREY Spinet. PtAN,O Specml l $835 Jn the pre1ent,Uon1 Mn. Hermin Humphreys, re1ional dirtlclor uid that the award, were giv� not only for iardentng abt 11ty b11t becauH of lniere1t In health and civic aftalra and partlc.lp&tlon In their club'• proIJ'■m, and 1lao fot 1ervh�t to the Ohio A.NoclaUon of Garden Cluba There were approxlmetely 300 women reil1tered for the meetIng and Included repreHntatlve, from Athena.. Galli■, Hock.JI\&, Mel111 Morgan and Waihlncton , countlea. The Rutland Garden Club, TheAmateur Gardenm Ch,Jb of Mid·dleport. and The Middleport Garderi Cluti received ·•t■ te ■warda for 111 outatandln1 croup flower show Robort Relbel, •late cb1lrm■ n of yearboob reported on the awlfdl and thi RuUand Club and ·the eth and Dale C.,ub o1 Marlett• for . tt�t place. Mn. Garen SUDlbul'Y, member or the Middl�pott Club ltld chair tieVl'lopment man of Roadalde and Radio · repol'tltd, at the meetinc on the JohQ.nr Appleaeed project. -She ■liio reported that the �ei.ga �ountt Club, b•d particip■ ted 100'lo hll Vie Radio programs wi\tch are l,etn.a. coijducted ovet WMP8 on ti;.e fint Mor,d'7 of ·eacb month durlnt the pro, gram, "COftt!e Hdu:r." Mn. James Titus, of Rutland and chairman of the Victor Rel• Scho�rahip ·Fumt reported tllat r<:ent of lhe reglonto date 1I 1oal h1 been paid ' to Ule ', ' FOR . AS (ITILE AS $5 A MONfH, lliddltport received tbt ltatt award for tbt "Out,Land�n1 Gardener of the Year" when the elubl of Re1lon 11 met Wedo.esday at the Lake Hos,e Lodi\ for an all day meetln,. Mn:. SianleJ Shaver ol the Wayside Club of Che1hlre and Mn. V■nlleter of Radcliff, a member of the Vlntoo Townabip Club, 1110 receiYed thete aw1rdl and I check from the Ohio Auoc:latlon of Garden Club,. Modern Mart Mow Hcas THIS Wl'L L E NAl'LE US TO· RENT A NEW BAND I N S 'f R UMENT BUSHEL $1.98 CANDY MINTS · 3'for 10c CANDY BARS 6 for 25c U N DE RSELL, O·U T s,LL ANYBODY .,- GREEN 9EANS 3 lbs. 49c PANCAKE FlOUR · · · · · · · · · · 1 8 oz. box 1 9c PU B.LIC NOTICE! si.iAW.ib�1i,,t ' . ' •. Home-Grown Martha White Th e high cost of operating Prestort-Ford Use d Car ·&t-!"ot Po�"roy liq� been Jar obove normol, We are deleti ng this large cost by closing tlie lpt amd movil'lg; ,otfl'· UJled cars to our big warehouse located at 46 1 South 3rd Ave., Preston Motars,. l nc.; Mi(ldlepart, 0. 10 YEAR GUARANTEE < MANGOES doz. 49c APPLES - - - 3 lbs. 25t: 118 $4 7 7·00 .,1 TURNIPS 3 lbs. 25c TH E FOOD MARt . " " Save Your S&H Green Stamps - Fill A Book Quicker S P·tNET P tA N· O , ' v ·l E C I: A l f · Sweet Mrs . Hysell ls rs. Bruce Uoyd Receives State Award For Outstanding Gardener Honored Friday Kra. Bruce Uoyd, membet of st.at.. A brid1I 1bower wa1 &i¥tn Fri- l ttae Am1te11t Gardenm Club of Durln1 lbe morninl .-.Ion col- I day evenln& at the borne of Mr■. 1 e wrence hooorlnJ M.r,. I ' S W l � H E R� L O H SE �--'-��1 - - lb. 1 5t: ROMES, WINESAPS, DEUCIOUS II DOROTHV_ORAY • SWEET POTATOES 2 lbs. 29c • $&95 - $. 1,0.95 HORMON'E HAND CREAM-• unr1out vam, ' · . cream that 1nnooths in new softne11. Contains 10' n11ural ,���nic h�IJ�(me unib ounce (the _ ..... bo,a,11..litiitlie lac4icre11111 ! ). �111da ..,1 onderfully smooth . . , r,'' Now, ••· for only ,,.aa (liq, . .iioky - or . 19 LB, ·BSKT. 19e Rome-Grown HORMONE HAND CRE·, .::: :_ , , HAM HOCKS lb. 29c HOME-GROWN 7 . ,-- -- • · · ··-- -·· RATtON:·' 'If',�··f.--·•·· [ &·�ft . I SIDE POR K lb. 49c I :, . ' Fresh Loin t,PORK ROAST - lb. 29¢ MIDDLEPORT , 1 Stewing Chickens lb. 29¢ Leaa Trimmed Sboulden Friday 9 to 5 - Satunlay 9 to 9 . Noodle Mu.en II E C K. B O N E S 2 1bs. 35c styles for every occasion. Wooh, cotton knits, etc. Sizes 7 to Ui, 12 to 20 and 12½ to 2411.z . I , T-BOME STEAKS . . . . . . . . . . lb. 99c CUBE STEAKS . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 99c ' ' : R l ·B ST�! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 79c , ROLL SAUSAGE . . . . . . . . . . lb. 35c ' �� SMOKE&'>; C:ALLI ES . . . . . . . . lb. 39c, \ . PORK SAUSAGE I �I,. 49C You'll want to see all our new arrival! · - - ­ October and Lima Beans M I X OR MATCH 'i I AUTUMN VALUES Home-Mode Al:II OC1USION- DRESSES Great N orthem Beans., ·- "' )-. l ' I ■ " · $.U.�S Pork & Beano, Pinto Beano, I �- �- _ _. t _; , f,'4,apefruit Juice, 46 oz. can, 3 for $1 . . l• • i ATT N D WOILO SIRIE5 drove to Plttsburg h Tu esday niaht . Two Racine women, Mn. Don- I to altend yesterday ' s s1x l h ga me .aid Wolle and Virginia Arnott, of lhe World Se,ie1. s • «woeeriea Dell.m! D■9s . :I1 . 1 . . . I • --�--- . .. best , • • ' ' �. . . .... -.. - .. -- -· .. -�-·---·---' Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Od . 1�. !960- 5 I Farm Woman,5 Cl ub flng HQI'l'f-' ffOetf !.I • pOt Luck Qn hursday ' -·--··-----·----- - -- - . . corn l? PJ)f � Muon Furnitu 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., Oct. 13, 1 960 r II F est,va. • / • ·· I I I , " · JQ,. SlfJP.(1\...1 . . fREE! . 1 Hwiltn g V.est, . . . Witb deme Pouch · Huallng ', : ask the friendly loan man . ,.,. $25 to $1 000 l!C QN OM Y SAVINGS & LO AN CO. 30(! W, S.cOl(tt. St. - WYandotte �-21 1 1, Pa me....,. SATURDA� . OCT. 15 il-8 P.M. . I ' r"·•� ; &l,fl!UR8�N (;AR (:OATS $Jl.88 .,. Tweeds, PI!ilnl!, Doe-1,ons. Sizes IQ-44.. ·. - aEM>-Tilt WANT ADS ;-,:.._. ' eo.- . . . . . S. N.� t. t. S ·. NIE SPORTS CIN'II . � . Autllorlzetl, M;l<Grego• Headquarters MUJ SI. Mlddlepl!11 KRAFT PARKAY lt\AflGAJINE · · · ·, - - in life. Come in-see the new colors, new ' -- I ---- · · · · · · lb. 49c s - • · · · · · · · · , - - · · · · ::- - · · 111, J� Wilt N,I R S · · · , · · · ... · · · · · · · : ·•t l•. � a.tc PORK SH.OULDER · · · · · · Others From $2 1.50 II --. DO WNII..GROSS; I NC. • "The_ liome of Arrow Shirts" . - POMUOY' OHIO " • ' VERTICAL BROILER '� . ' .. . " JUI , D, OHIO ' . '°'!� -'T" . I ·' to Spa,e Rlb.s. �- - · 39c lb. I , . ., I Pork Sh,u•lde.t ...;_; ·t,�•1Jb.-.:� 1 $ Sq1�tt•·,�..li ; �' . f1�·,I�,· " - Here's a better way choose your n '61 car. Now your. Chevrolet dealer offer1( a range of mi>• eJs to suit . � _ { , alpl,;,s.t �y taste or need -m a range of pnces to smt any budget. It's , the grea� show on worth ! A full crew of low, !ow-pri� 'nqw, Chevy Corvairs'.• including .four wonderful ne \tagona. Ne.w yn Che vy Bisca es -oftecyig big�. coml� i\,t �II� �­ � Beautiful Bel A , elegant Impalas, and the mcompara ble Corvett.e/ �own below �� � of the SQ•� � . �t· , - ., . ' . models you can P!Ck from. Come on m and make your '61 Cl!Nlh oppi ng.rounds tbe easy way...:1111 under one roof ! ,cu,....,, ' ' I _, , ·1 ' • I �11", � 1\,11,• . Jt,l• "'B'i• .4,VEt : i .. , WITH TRADE �" .,. )Y•�-' . ., .• • Autoinatfc )\. Only Few Rotilhrie -�••'�; Pennies ' ,· Bulll�n Gridtfff', Por �.,.I ,- · : ' ----- •f • 'for your new'61 ·car . .... Mitt 91dH at one.I 1 1:t�Ql�l i. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · � · · · t_. \'11, . 1.iATIONAt.�Y.�RTISED .;;. FEATU�ED � N STB., · E. MAI . . 30'' GASf- RA llt. G E SLICED new: experience ��alue! - ' '· 1 '' ' ";• • •, ..• G,. - - itc ll>, - • • ,, '" . . ' * ** "'-' ' . An burne,,.,11ght ,11.110-maueally 0� fight, 1.\JIOmallcatly .' .p " ■IIY · Broiler light•. '.■ulci ina\fe . . . ' , . .-T . ., Convenient control panel ' . • 2S«: 11;, · I '. OVE N, BRO ILER, ANO ALL' BU:IR �ER� · > - ttGH T MATCH•LfEIJS f . AUlOMAllC�LtYJ· ' MEN'S ' ... �--. . --..ov.,,..�" •• . . . J;' . 1 "' ' \- · fULL-SIZE 3!J-lrt,Ql, " "t.,' '• .,, , . . ,,I { ,,.; > • . OAS. . SPQRT $_tl,tl\T$ . ·� .' ' . . , lh.•I _._ w111a , I 'l..,41. up 2 199! lbs, Gqtlo�, Rayons, Flannel, and Rayons. 1•w� I Ul4B IWl'R • . FREE DILIVIIY FREE lNSTA� �),t li:\�· • Porcelain burner grates and bewls ,ox ••� - Qt'I LY .. . "t ,lo aiux: bu;�.� PERFORMANCE ' MA��!:;� -\ $2.98 ·o , r r. 4 lb,. $l.OO SALE PRIOIIQ . , -. jiijiiiijiiiiiijjijiiiji ·-· I Dre,s Shj,ts ' tr ,, MlN'S �·T ";;•ti: P"Q:IJS. · · · · , · · ' · · , · 4 No. 2 ½ cans $1 .00 patterns-and enjoy a I, '· ·,, Reg. Values To $42.50 , Men's To�oats · · · · $1 6.88 up : Ti:-1'811s, 911bardines, 35-44 sets his PJtC• and place . . $4.98 S H O, T G U, N, S 4lQ - 2.0 ,- 14 Ir; 12 ga. Fl•• S.1"'111((!. � P,isr.o�� 'llO IIE ,GJ,\'EN. TO so� Ll/CKY SJl°'P.1111, l(JsT STOP IN AND , IIEGISTEIJ: AW,\RD WILL BE . M EN 'S SU ITS AS WW AS $22. that his appearance $8,tS llfUl_ll{ag 111!!11•. • . . . . $/I.BS $1,1,QQ Gl·FT �& IT I.F ICATl "' . I C1trmkbael I former pastor brint, ing a very UlapJrlng meuage ancl 1 ba,ikelt diqner at- noon. a sonc CHt · :W11 helil· 1n the aftern oon. �, Ml"B. M�y: Loµ Ihle was doinj office wo,k; � past week fQf warn er & I>avls,_ Pomeroy. M i11 Rose F;uterday spent tb-e weekend with home folks. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Ran110dl or Laqe.uter were Sunday guee� of tt,.e lat,ter•� parenb, M r. a!W · Mia: ep.ilf� P. Ihle. __ AT I N G E 0. L.S RT, PO F E U L R D D N I I M T U R E : : - -- ---- --- i ,. fr• ' Bldg . ' ' . ' ·'·..; :• . ,,. ll"'lJ,•' u:;..:�_ DulY, IIUll!K, SNOB B.U,L BAlND, ' . ' 12" �IU!Oi'1-l! -'9i, �up '. I N S-U-1 A J•tt aoot s $16-95 . . . CRQSS! '. N S - Of Ufllt . Kaopa ineal1 hot-for h�urs with• .. SHOPPING" · ONS ROOF · .• ' \'VAM. ''1, l'Wt'W OL OYIN Cort'llR . - t CO�ven\i!nce . . ·� A great new -v.,rwa-onlJ '.,, ... .,.... ,..1, ",,., More Comf1Jrt � Every Pak ., .,,,, : ·, � · � � � .' E., V• No Pqy1nent · "1,til l)ecembc, � ,• ' .. > ' ' ' with trade. Ea1y t,rmar out drying outl Porlect"fo, heof­ lng rolls, warming plates, end thawing .frozen foodal '., j<' ' •• . ' ..• ,· -.. • •iql.llyN,a :• ll'l'IMI 11], lhl■ Th,· Homeeqming at the churc.. wa, well aitended Sunday. Ray;_ . For the man who knows AU Merc ha ,-d.i,e. M,�st Go! _ MO-T H iNG H El.p.; BAC K ! - P.L E HOU.RS : 9 to 5 - Saturday 9 to 9 , ' ft\!llP�EJ'Oll,'I', ;.::�:l�; ){��: Morning Star B· I G S A L E e n N O R G GAS RANGES U,M B R E-L L A S Brookfield seorr COATS All Wool $i5 v 1 I ------- I I li EC KY'S;, -.�IJt=.'.,,........ A' I I I ehac,.,m Garderi ,,.si ••••,.,, ' CfuL M,of Mo -'�.. �� O r �e �r.e; a Ptl'manent, Bllh' Jean II Beaut)' Shop, Five p� unds of hamburgfr e�ch were donated by t he B &, B Market, Bachner's Mar• I ·The Rh1.ododen d ron Farm Womkti, Bargain Center M4rke l ;i nd en's- Club m�t Thurs<la:i: at the rlub house wit� a pot luck dinFronna's Place. n u I M son Grade Sch®I · ner at noon This WE:IS the organi r,w carll1v:I wlli \e' held at e ar- atlon mee mg of the year. mm ttees med ror th� ,e i-�� October l 15' trqm 2 on Cn l / • • . 1 r 1. 11\ '-''�w� ,• 111va1 are as o11ows. "tp. up I 8 p, m, it has been I The meetin,::- apened with the noqnced. I Kite.hen : Evelyn Haley, cha1_r- I salu te to the flag, devotwn1 were : man� M,ine A\dridl{e, Bessie ' _ • • Amon , prize, to �• awa rde.d lfud,on. Jo,n Gceen, Minme R 1 · I le<l by M rs T Bert Housh "Pray ' " m ! he H ome ," Regular ,e· ar� a clock-radio, 1 kitchen elec• I er, Joye� Carson, JoAnn Harbo1;1 r, ric clock, a magnetic wall e.an lljabelle Brown, Mra. ·shr mplm, ports were given. An election or l . P.en�r . llnd a _aet of eight we,gh- Hazel Smith, Myrtle Mayna,d, officers wasH held; : vpl'e Jident . Mrs . Robert Ho man ice prel'iident, ted _ tumblers in a metal rack dtd ie Carr , Kathryn Russell, I Mrs G Chs rles Yonker; secret.icy, G¥ta- don■tfd by local, mer• : Mrs. Wh ittaker, LaVera Yeager, ch■ntf include the , £ollow_mg, . a Vi vian Fry and Mary Johnson. h�bMil mil).. J!:lass · cookie 1ar. I ' Plcd°n's Rardwa�; a,, electtie B■ked Goods Lilah Zerkle 11,nd '. ' -.. · -· ··- - Ellen Foglesong; Faney Work: ' ,. , " ' ·•1 ' ' t , Bet:ty Sayre, Velma Burris and , fem, Gilland; Game Room I' Sally Clark a nd Wand a R1Jush; Chtldre.n's �d Ladies' ,, Game Room 2, Frances Lieving I and Emoge ne Crow; Parcel Post: . Mrs. · E.' A. Sehaekel; Fish Pond Helen Baldwin and Ruth Ryan; Sflook Room. Mn. Denver Artis; , All colors now in stock. Fortune Jeller, EJlzQbeth Callo­ . WIil'; Oarnival. Novelties, Mary All Popula�ly l;h'iced. 1 RerrJ, Popcorn a n. d Balloon11, ...-Ji01mle wise; ,:i kels Gai l Incles . i ·. l , 1\i· '• ,-._ ..J- . QSDlli\ial!'l,iJllflfl. .,. .t ... ,:l,.M f"l G. poRSOJ s I explain their pr�gram . Mrs John ,Reltmira; treasurer, I N w· eager'• Honor Son 0 1 p r : l devotio n Rou1h; Albert 1 Mra a On Fourth BirtlaJay �� !�. ; I I tt leodec, Mn. T, Beel Rou,h, eluh · A undy ...·...... . Mr a/la ..... Cllarltt "''"" 06 1,1lf'!i",f ad vu1ory me,nM'r, Mu _ Yon)Jier. I If � • wu held Maso� entertai ned with 11·wleo,r variou• con,mJttee cha1rmer, wUI roast on Monday eyenlng 1t thJU' Ill U-nuv,-1 be named later The group select- I • Thou attendina were MT■. Phil home m honor 'of tlie fourth birth, ell projects for the new yea r I The Nelucllma Garden Club of pl11n1 to attend New Hawn met on· Monday even- Bai.e, Mrs Henry Buck Mn: Don- day of their son, Charle• MartJn . They made • d Mr G�rg Burns I achievement day, Oct. 22nd at _ 1 mg 21 lhe Alex Qun�n Memorial ' �ld:I,9��!��/r·s u r::u . Mn� James I Following the wiener roHt, home r n the Leon 1chool. Buildi ng with M . William G 1bbl, tu Jr Mrt Jame• Gil bert. Mr& I made ice cream and deconted , e D A Tupperware party waa, an- 1I Mn Karl Wilet and Mn. Lo ul, Thom':11 "liotlman Mrs. Bill I-tow. cake were served to Mrs; Donald even ng at I Karsch mk as hMteues Tuesda)' i for nounced 1 ard Mr · Lloyd H 'offman Mn Ro- Foglewng and children, Cinda and , the CI Uh h OUJe · . Ron call was_ anawered w1'lb • Layne, KattiY , Mr and Mn George Car• r1' Johns ton, Hrs Rober . be . Attendmg were thOBe mention- ' Bulbs J am gomg to planl thi.t M TI . Harry Miller,. Mrs ,tRichard · 1 d Edson and child en. Ange I ed above and Mrs Charles Jewell fall " It w■- decided that the h -�d n�xt Pfitrner, 'Mn Ray , rs Joseph'J 1ckeru , Jr . du�; llr. and � · P :d n E T Rouah, M n Dougla, meetmg would be a Thanba,,ing n J, 1 M mes Rou,h, Mn John Wolle ch ,tdcen, Jo,ett , . M I Roush, Mra. Virginia Sharbough, dinner at Clrcle'a Re1taurant in , and . the hostesaes. 8 \eager• die; Mr and Mrs Mrs Clartnce Thomas and guest Pomero:i:. Representatives of ttle j the host&, Mr and �rs v J'_eager, Wanda Stemple, home demonstr■ Mason County Retarded Schoq , . and _ children, Sally and '11arle& .,.,. WANT A0-8 t io n ageqt. m<'t wit h the group to discuH a� I READ Tq-, Ma�--, � · . TH l BQT Fv· l,.11,$ At ��ELS! �. . . .... -.. - .. -- -· .. -�-·---·---' Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Od . 1�. !960- 5 I Farm Woman,5 Cl ub flng HQI'l'f-' ffOetf !.I • pOt Luck Qn hursday ' -·--··-----·----- - -- - . . corn l? PJ)f � Muon Furnitu 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., Oct. 13, 1 960 r II F est,va. • / • ·· I I I , " · JQ,. SlfJP.(1\...1 . . fREE! . 1 Hwiltn g V.est, . . . Witb deme Pouch · Huallng ', : ask the friendly loan man . ,.,. $25 to $1 000 l!C QN OM Y SAVINGS & LO AN CO. 30(! W, S.cOl(tt. St. - WYandotte �-21 1 1, Pa me....,. SATURDA� . OCT. 15 il-8 P.M. . I ' r"·•� ; &l,fl!UR8�N (;AR (:OATS $Jl.88 .,. Tweeds, PI!ilnl!, Doe-1,ons. Sizes IQ-44.. ·. - aEM>-Tilt WANT ADS ;-,:.._. ' eo.- . . . . . S. N.� t. t. S ·. NIE SPORTS CIN'II . � . Autllorlzetl, M;l<Grego• Headquarters MUJ SI. Mlddlepl!11 KRAFT PARKAY lt\AflGAJINE · · · ·, - - in life. Come in-see the new colors, new ' -- I ---- · · · · · · lb. 49c s - • · · · · · · · · , - - · · · · ::- - · · 111, J� Wilt N,I R S · · · , · · · ... · · · · · · · : ·•t l•. � a.tc PORK SH.OULDER · · · · · · Others From $2 1.50 II --. DO WNII..GROSS; I NC. • "The_ liome of Arrow Shirts" . - POMUOY' OHIO " • ' VERTICAL BROILER '� . ' .. . " JUI , D, OHIO ' . '°'!� -'T" . I ·' to Spa,e Rlb.s. �- - · 39c lb. I , . ., I Pork Sh,u•lde.t ...;_; ·t,�•1Jb.-.:� 1 $ Sq1�tt•·,�..li ; �' . f1�·,I�,· " - Here's a better way choose your n '61 car. Now your. Chevrolet dealer offer1( a range of mi>• eJs to suit . � _ { , alpl,;,s.t �y taste or need -m a range of pnces to smt any budget. It's , the grea� show on worth ! A full crew of low, !ow-pri� 'nqw, Chevy Corvairs'.• including .four wonderful ne \tagona. Ne.w yn Che vy Bisca es -oftecyig big�. coml� i\,t �II� �­ � Beautiful Bel A , elegant Impalas, and the mcompara ble Corvett.e/ �own below �� � of the SQ•� � . �t· , - ., . ' . models you can P!Ck from. Come on m and make your '61 Cl!Nlh oppi ng.rounds tbe easy way...:1111 under one roof ! ,cu,....,, ' ' I _, , ·1 ' • I �11", � 1\,11,• . Jt,l• "'B'i• .4,VEt : i .. , WITH TRADE �" .,. )Y•�-' . ., .• • Autoinatfc )\. Only Few Rotilhrie -�••'�; Pennies ' ,· Bulll�n Gridtfff', Por �.,.I ,- · : ' ----- •f • 'for your new'61 ·car . .... Mitt 91dH at one.I 1 1:t�Ql�l i. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · � · · · t_. \'11, . 1.iATIONAt.�Y.�RTISED .;;. FEATU�ED � N STB., · E. MAI . . 30'' GASf- RA llt. G E SLICED new: experience ��alue! - ' '· 1 '' ' ";• • •, ..• G,. - - itc ll>, - • • ,, '" . . ' * ** "'-' ' . An burne,,.,11ght ,11.110-maueally 0� fight, 1.\JIOmallcatly .' .p " ■IIY · Broiler light•. '.■ulci ina\fe . . . ' , . .-T . ., Convenient control panel ' . • 2S«: 11;, · I '. OVE N, BRO ILER, ANO ALL' BU:IR �ER� · > - ttGH T MATCH•LfEIJS f . AUlOMAllC�LtYJ· ' MEN'S ' ... �--. . --..ov.,,..�" •• . . . J;' . 1 "' ' \- · fULL-SIZE 3!J-lrt,Ql, " "t.,' '• .,, , . . ,,I { ,,.; > • . OAS. . SPQRT $_tl,tl\T$ . ·� .' ' . . , lh.•I _._ w111a , I 'l..,41. up 2 199! lbs, Gqtlo�, Rayons, Flannel, and Rayons. 1•w� I Ul4B IWl'R • . FREE DILIVIIY FREE lNSTA� �),t li:\�· • Porcelain burner grates and bewls ,ox ••� - Qt'I LY .. . "t ,lo aiux: bu;�.� PERFORMANCE ' MA��!:;� -\ $2.98 ·o , r r. 4 lb,. $l.OO SALE PRIOIIQ . , -. jiijiiiijiiiiiijjijiiiji ·-· I Dre,s Shj,ts ' tr ,, MlN'S �·T ";;•ti: P"Q:IJS. · · · · , · · ' · · , · 4 No. 2 ½ cans $1 .00 patterns-and enjoy a I, '· ·,, Reg. Values To $42.50 , Men's To�oats · · · · $1 6.88 up : Ti:-1'811s, 911bardines, 35-44 sets his PJtC• and place . . $4.98 S H O, T G U, N, S 4lQ - 2.0 ,- 14 Ir; 12 ga. Fl•• S.1"'111((!. � P,isr.o�� 'llO IIE ,GJ,\'EN. TO so� Ll/CKY SJl°'P.1111, l(JsT STOP IN AND , IIEGISTEIJ: AW,\RD WILL BE . M EN 'S SU ITS AS WW AS $22. that his appearance $8,tS llfUl_ll{ag 111!!11•. • . . . . $/I.BS $1,1,QQ Gl·FT �& IT I.F ICATl "' . I C1trmkbael I former pastor brint, ing a very UlapJrlng meuage ancl 1 ba,ikelt diqner at- noon. a sonc CHt · :W11 helil· 1n the aftern oon. �, Ml"B. M�y: Loµ Ihle was doinj office wo,k; � past week fQf warn er & I>avls,_ Pomeroy. M i11 Rose F;uterday spent tb-e weekend with home folks. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Ran110dl or Laqe.uter were Sunday guee� of tt,.e lat,ter•� parenb, M r. a!W · Mia: ep.ilf� P. Ihle. __ AT I N G E 0. L.S RT, PO F E U L R D D N I I M T U R E : : - -- ---- --- i ,. fr• ' Bldg . ' ' . ' ·'·..; :• . ,,. ll"'lJ,•' u:;..:�_ DulY, IIUll!K, SNOB B.U,L BAlND, ' . ' 12" �IU!Oi'1-l! -'9i, �up '. I N S-U-1 A J•tt aoot s $16-95 . . . CRQSS! '. N S - Of Ufllt . Kaopa ineal1 hot-for h�urs with• .. SHOPPING" · ONS ROOF · .• ' \'VAM. ''1, l'Wt'W OL OYIN Cort'llR . - t CO�ven\i!nce . . ·� A great new -v.,rwa-onlJ '.,, ... .,.... ,..1, ",,., More Comf1Jrt � Every Pak ., .,,,, : ·, � · � � � .' E., V• No Pqy1nent · "1,til l)ecembc, � ,• ' .. > ' ' ' with trade. Ea1y t,rmar out drying outl Porlect"fo, heof­ lng rolls, warming plates, end thawing .frozen foodal '., j<' ' •• . ' ..• ,· -.. • •iql.llyN,a :• ll'l'IMI 11], lhl■ Th,· Homeeqming at the churc.. wa, well aitended Sunday. Ray;_ . For the man who knows AU Merc ha ,-d.i,e. M,�st Go! _ MO-T H iNG H El.p.; BAC K ! - P.L E HOU.RS : 9 to 5 - Saturday 9 to 9 , ' ft\!llP�EJ'Oll,'I', ;.::�:l�; ){��: Morning Star B· I G S A L E e n N O R G GAS RANGES U,M B R E-L L A S Brookfield seorr COATS All Wool $i5 v 1 I ------- I I li EC KY'S;, -.�IJt=.'.,,........ A' I I I ehac,.,m Garderi ,,.si ••••,.,, ' CfuL M,of Mo -'�.. �� O r �e �r.e; a Ptl'manent, Bllh' Jean II Beaut)' Shop, Five p� unds of hamburgfr e�ch were donated by t he B &, B Market, Bachner's Mar• I ·The Rh1.ododen d ron Farm Womkti, Bargain Center M4rke l ;i nd en's- Club m�t Thurs<la:i: at the rlub house wit� a pot luck dinFronna's Place. n u I M son Grade Sch®I · ner at noon This WE:IS the organi r,w carll1v:I wlli \e' held at e ar- atlon mee mg of the year. mm ttees med ror th� ,e i-�� October l 15' trqm 2 on Cn l / • • . 1 r 1. 11\ '-''�w� ,• 111va1 are as o11ows. "tp. up I 8 p, m, it has been I The meetin,::- apened with the noqnced. I Kite.hen : Evelyn Haley, cha1_r- I salu te to the flag, devotwn1 were : man� M,ine A\dridl{e, Bessie ' _ • • Amon , prize, to �• awa rde.d lfud,on. Jo,n Gceen, Minme R 1 · I le<l by M rs T Bert Housh "Pray ' " m ! he H ome ," Regular ,e· ar� a clock-radio, 1 kitchen elec• I er, Joye� Carson, JoAnn Harbo1;1 r, ric clock, a magnetic wall e.an lljabelle Brown, Mra. ·shr mplm, ports were given. An election or l . P.en�r . llnd a _aet of eight we,gh- Hazel Smith, Myrtle Mayna,d, officers wasH held; : vpl'e Jident . Mrs . Robert Ho man ice prel'iident, ted _ tumblers in a metal rack dtd ie Carr , Kathryn Russell, I Mrs G Chs rles Yonker; secret.icy, G¥ta- don■tfd by local, mer• : Mrs. Wh ittaker, LaVera Yeager, ch■ntf include the , £ollow_mg, . a Vi vian Fry and Mary Johnson. h�bMil mil).. J!:lass · cookie 1ar. I ' Plcd°n's Rardwa�; a,, electtie B■ked Goods Lilah Zerkle 11,nd '. ' -.. · -· ··- - Ellen Foglesong; Faney Work: ' ,. , " ' ·•1 ' ' t , Bet:ty Sayre, Velma Burris and , fem, Gilland; Game Room I' Sally Clark a nd Wand a R1Jush; Chtldre.n's �d Ladies' ,, Game Room 2, Frances Lieving I and Emoge ne Crow; Parcel Post: . Mrs. · E.' A. Sehaekel; Fish Pond Helen Baldwin and Ruth Ryan; Sflook Room. Mn. Denver Artis; , All colors now in stock. Fortune Jeller, EJlzQbeth Callo­ . WIil'; Oarnival. Novelties, Mary All Popula�ly l;h'iced. 1 RerrJ, Popcorn a n. d Balloon11, ...-Ji01mle wise; ,:i kels Gai l Incles . i ·. l , 1\i· '• ,-._ ..J- . QSDlli\ial!'l,iJllflfl. .,. .t ... ,:l,.M f"l G. poRSOJ s I explain their pr�gram . Mrs John ,Reltmira; treasurer, I N w· eager'• Honor Son 0 1 p r : l devotio n Rou1h; Albert 1 Mra a On Fourth BirtlaJay �� !�. ; I I tt leodec, Mn. T, Beel Rou,h, eluh · A undy ...·...... . Mr a/la ..... Cllarltt "''"" 06 1,1lf'!i",f ad vu1ory me,nM'r, Mu _ Yon)Jier. I If � • wu held Maso� entertai ned with 11·wleo,r variou• con,mJttee cha1rmer, wUI roast on Monday eyenlng 1t thJU' Ill U-nuv,-1 be named later The group select- I • Thou attendina were MT■. Phil home m honor 'of tlie fourth birth, ell projects for the new yea r I The Nelucllma Garden Club of pl11n1 to attend New Hawn met on· Monday even- Bai.e, Mrs Henry Buck Mn: Don- day of their son, Charle• MartJn . They made • d Mr G�rg Burns I achievement day, Oct. 22nd at _ 1 mg 21 lhe Alex Qun�n Memorial ' �ld:I,9��!��/r·s u r::u . Mn� James I Following the wiener roHt, home r n the Leon 1chool. Buildi ng with M . William G 1bbl, tu Jr Mrt Jame• Gil bert. Mr& I made ice cream and deconted , e D A Tupperware party waa, an- 1I Mn Karl Wilet and Mn. Lo ul, Thom':11 "liotlman Mrs. Bill I-tow. cake were served to Mrs; Donald even ng at I Karsch mk as hMteues Tuesda)' i for nounced 1 ard Mr · Lloyd H 'offman Mn Ro- Foglewng and children, Cinda and , the CI Uh h OUJe · . Ron call was_ anawered w1'lb • Layne, KattiY , Mr and Mn George Car• r1' Johns ton, Hrs Rober . be . Attendmg were thOBe mention- ' Bulbs J am gomg to planl thi.t M TI . Harry Miller,. Mrs ,tRichard · 1 d Edson and child en. Ange I ed above and Mrs Charles Jewell fall " It w■- decided that the h -�d n�xt Pfitrner, 'Mn Ray , rs Joseph'J 1ckeru , Jr . du�; llr. and � · P :d n E T Rouah, M n Dougla, meetmg would be a Thanba,,ing n J, 1 M mes Rou,h, Mn John Wolle ch ,tdcen, Jo,ett , . M I Roush, Mra. Virginia Sharbough, dinner at Clrcle'a Re1taurant in , and . the hostesaes. 8 \eager• die; Mr and Mrs Mrs Clartnce Thomas and guest Pomero:i:. Representatives of ttle j the host&, Mr and �rs v J'_eager, Wanda Stemple, home demonstr■ Mason County Retarded Schoq , . and _ children, Sally and '11arle& .,.,. WANT A0-8 t io n ageqt. m<'t wit h the group to discuH a� I READ Tq-, Ma�--, � · . TH l BQT Fv· l,.11,$ At ��ELS! �----· ---- .. --· . . .. --r-----... T'� . " .. .,... _ � ' ,' .. . - .. . � • Dally Seotlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Oct 13, 196-0--7 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 13, 19ff0 FOR SALE 1951 FORD V8, 1 94ft FORD VS. Good runnmg condition . Com­ plete set of gol f clubs. Hacketts Sohio. Phone W Y2-0077. 1 0. l l -3tc WANT ·· � D S ,.,,,_,..,.__ ______ , ·- ,_........ ANI ... ST CONTROL ....... 9nap1ctlen. IMUr­ .. ...... lonlw 'ltotlon WY2- •4-· -,_, I I ________ I For Sa le - --- - , GAS, FU.EL OIL and eoal fur• naeea. Call for free estimata. f'orema11 & Abbott Y 1d aJ eport , , 8- 1 0--1..1: NOT BE RESPONSIBLE I --. -.- - -- -...,. . _, debu contracted past or STATIONARY CHOSLEY DISH ,....._ other than by myself. wo_sher; used . only sho�t t i �e . ·-- ~ $.iJqed ; Carl Stal der ict!d for q u i ck sale. $J.Q . C 4 l l Pr ':11. . · Addftu : Pleuant Ridge, WY H179z. 10 1 1 Jtp l Pomeroy. Ohio WITH THANSM lSS!ON ( 10) 12, 3\p ruHD , ":/,;· •' ,• · Overdrive. Also spli t m a ni fo ld fUI', A LOT OF FUN IN YOUR for ' 53 1''ord. C.il l WY 2·6047. Jtc IO ll 1eun to aquare d ance. Clas_..,... Oct· 10 from 8 to I t p. VENETIAN BLIND S $3.00 and up. · A' D V Hall ' Pomeroy . Foe · J .1 New w111dow blinds an d shades, W coupJ.e; $1;� · or each se1mon , ,�� Store awnings. Dale Wippel Sup,10 fOf 10 1eu1ons · WY 2{H21 · ply, 2 1 5 Union Ave., Pomeroy, 10 12 3tp • , · 01im. I O 1 1 30tc ·,\ , '·· C OAL-L lJ MP, STOKER, NUT. •· Ali!) SQUAR _...., •� •• E DANCE ._ Dou bl e B Coa I Co., W est Columfrom 15, Od. olsbt • ' •· b"ur , W. Va. Ph. SP 3-5246, iS.30 at Pomeroy Moose 1 0 8 tp .t.11 Jlooae members an d ___ ___ O \ 1CH3·3lc THE LATE T. H. nAVJS--p�o-:. ., ·. � perty, brick two story, local ed Third and Coal al Norlb iSl:iEKVJCE STATION, SYRA, !cQe; . Obto, now open. Dealers Streets, Mid d leport, may be . g. J7 ·30tc '" ', JIo bll o II product8. G1ve our aeen any evening. ._ c--- --- - -• , � )idly Jll!rYice • try. 10·13-Jtp =ccc BEAN S $1 .00 per bu. Pick your own. Bring your own container. C. W. Proffitt, Portland . l 0· 4·121P W&I. , \ - -- ' IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED IN �1,: over payments on '59 ford, • IH Rodney Pierce, Long lc)ttGm. A.tao a 1949 Crosley car 10 1 1 3tp ,., ll!t, - 112 HATS killed with Slar Warfarin. 2 ½ Iba. $ 1 .48. Ebcnbaeh ll.11rdw.11.re, Sugar nun Flour Mill, Lan dmark Co•Op. (IH 28, 29, 30 ; (5) 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, l4, 19, 20, 2 1 , 26, 27, 28; (1 1 ) 3, 2, 4, 8, 10, 1 1 , 16, 17, 18, 23, 25, 26, 30; { 12) l , 2. • ---- --- Business Services Diet ·""1•■■ · ��•,. 'l:_:U-� t and Found NEt:CHI SEW INli MACHJNl com• · P I et �, .zig za�., M.ik.e11 button holt'.s, monogra ,_u � , .n nd all Caney s ill· c�es , On�mally sol d for over $300.00, I 11y oil balanL·c of $86 o r puymcnls or $2 per week. 10 J2 6tc Phone WY 2-2204. 1 1 ) Wonted TO B ---- -- ,---- (all J �� ONE M I N E PONY, mate puny 2 years old, horse pony J year old. 1949 !'"ORD Tractor an d :i.t: ower $500, Phone WY 2-2204. 10 8 6tc I 20 l Busi ness Services I !'4 1 For Rent -- I [c:::-:c=c:--=cc-=c--��I 1<. t•, Proffitt, I0-412tp 0 1952 CHEVROL ET Deluxe coupe. A l mech.in1cal cond1tJOJ1, Mason, W. Vil., Phone SP 3-59 19 10 8 6tp ---------- . ( I ) J11'otices - ---- - - -AS IS 11'.CIALS MAN to take over IH llaUen. .57 .,.cury 60 H, p, $495.00 P..23-t.fc Phone WY2-i920. 59 Mere;ury 70 H. p, $ffl..QO BEDROOM SUlTE, complete, din­ t5 H. P. �rcury Outfit $"5.GI WANTED : Mecba�lc. Phon e W YZ. ette sel, bed complete, washer, MITROPOLITAN MOTORS 9-23-tfe D920. refrigera tor, Magic Chel rango, 600 Ea■t Main Stnet, Pomeroy Electrolux sweeper with at­ PhoM WYl Sl70 ( tachments, I Boy's 26" bicycle ft.-20-tfc o w t Girls 2(1" bicycles, ;i nd other artirles. 121-7th SL, Mid MUILLIR FUltNACII, WIITINO Rent 0, Sole For ()_ I dlt•porl, O. 10-13·31p HOUSI appllaQM. Arnold ,,. 150 FOOT TRAlLER, 3 lull sized th.n, SyrKUN, Ohio. '-­ bedrooms, full bath with auto. 11-1 1-41 WYU3M. V IOLETS for sale. A ssorted--;;J. matic washer. Maple Street, Mid s . ur Call alter 5 W Y2-3738 an d .\IR «ONDITIONI1'G, REFRIGEB­ dleport. Phone W Y 2·M60. Sunday. 10· 13•3tp atJc.o aenrtce Jack'• RefrJaua­ . 10 12 6tc tlon New llaven. 1-'boo1 TTJ2. �-c:c--ccc. 1 -30 G ALLON Ele�tr1e water ( 6-33-lf 1537. µy healer. Uaed very hllle. Phone _____ 1 A 1CTIONIII WY Z·JM2 Pomeroy. l 0- l 3•Jtp Wi\NTED TO Buy good used car -. hrtlcc Cotaple. --- ----- I S�te lowest price acceptable. Crltt lredfonl Daily The care 668,U box Wrile AUCTION SALi! Wttt., PhoM or Contaclli 10-13-3tp Se ntinel, PomerQY. Valuable Rea ! E&lale and Personal A. C. •RADN)Rll, bcl,_, Oh.._ Prope rty. On Saturday, Oct. 29, 1960, .ut 1 :00 P. M. on the · pro• perty, situ.11te d on U. S. 50, 600 (20) fl. west of the intersection of EJGHT ROOM HOllSJ!:., two five room apartment,. A. N. Bengel. Routes 5t.l and 7, I will sell at Pborte WY2-3272. H-2 -Ue aui;;Uon the following: REAL ESTATE TRAILER COURT space for rent. Two bedroom house with bath Clean quiet resi dential Location furn••• and f u l l basement, ,. in Cheshire, Ohio. Concre•--heat. One brkk veneer bu1·ld· patio an d walks, good water, 1 ing 24 • 40 ft. re"""'ntly used ..... aewer, laundry, privileges . $5.00 lor a flower shop and gift shop. per week. Hobart Dillot,, Real- I : ea-.<IM · 1 · oh· Would make a wondedul Drive• tor, Ga 111po 18, 10. 10·6-lOtc , Befol'• · e.ao 'A•M• � ,ere lot w1·th -- - - I"" restaurant. 3 TS M E u 0 0 id h ��d !�h ����:� B�rcb°':a': �� Rf� r;� �����r�; !:� � i�� � Incinerator, dlapoaal, lneta, spected any lime. ..... ·14141 , large closelll. Phone WY2-IHU , PllOPERTY PERSONAL ftAMR..L , .V.Cl . .,.ATIQN Two Block American Sawmill, 9-16-Uc H�.avy d ut y H uber Tractor, AJ>Alu'llllNTs - ."1un1Ahed IJ>d .....,. tJOI A.Ill. •"""-,-, · -· • I leavy duty Power Planer. 1959 uohirn lti,Ni. Mdli'IJten, Kiddle • lniernalionel 2'Ton Truck, 1960 ...,. Dey � port. Phone WY 2·2821. 3 3 ti � John l lccrc 440 Crawler Trac• AUOTION il tor with winch and 6 fl. blade, FOUR ROOMS, unfurnished and IIIAIOH.A'.BLI AA.TII approx. 300 hr. use. lour room furnished. Phone IATllfl•tlON OUAMNTl■O Marion F. Reynolds, Owner WY2-3302, Chrl&tlne Beegle. Cell" ..- ...... I. P, · Mce4i r , 10-7..fltc Elnora M . Reynold s I. 0. McCoy, Auctioneer Terms: made know on day of sale NICE TWO be d room home. Call WY2-52'4 l . · 10-l l·Jtc Not RHpon,lbla for Accldentl ( l OJ: J J , 14, 15, 22, 24, 25, 2B , 4 ROOMS AND BATH lJnfurniahed 27, 28•9tc apartment. Rent reasonable. C.i.11 WY 2·5293. c--cccc�-=� ---1 0 1 1 (ltc i<' U lt S A L E : APPLEs. Burdetle Fruit Farm, Pomeroy Rou le 1 . fl ROOM HOUSE, 2 BATHS, Furnacc heal, large lot. Located in Phon� WY 2.6070 _ 10 lO Btp excellent neighborhoo d . Write I - · · -- --- _ _ ___ POTATOES FOR SALE. Herb Wil- j Box 668·H, c/o The Daily Sentin• el. Pomeroy, Ohio. JO 12 6lp 1 liama, Shade, Ohio. JO 1 1 Btp MACH INE- \ SINGE R - Sr.WING round bohhin, ln bran d new con- MOIJEHN 5 HOOM HOUSE and sole ca bincl. E4L1 ipped tu !lg gar.age, with grounds. Located on State Route, five miles from zig 11,nd make buuon holes . Will Write 11ell to rcs 110nsible party to I Pomeroy. Purnace heat. take ovN 6 payment� of $6.40 Box 668-R, c/o The Daily Sen1 tincl, Pomeroy, O hio. per month. Phone W Y 2·2204. 1 0 11 8tp 10 12 6lc POTATOES Cl-arence Portlan d , Ohio. Sa les Auto -Y SENTINEL --------- ( 9o I Marine Supplies ( 1 7 1 Help Wanted I I ----':-::,:=-=='±---■ =c-=�--------- Legal Notice Legal Notices LIGAL NOTICI Oilers will be received at tbe Law Officu of Crow, Crow and Porter, Pomeroy, Ohio, at 10:00 A. M. on October 29, 1980, for: The foUowlnr real e1t1te aJt\l­ ate in the Township of Scipio, vn. lage or Harrt,onville, County of Meigs, and State of Ohio, and bounded as followa: C•• No. U:.o73 ANDREW HAGER, whoae place of retidence ls uni:nown, 11 hereby notilied that on the 7th day oJ' September A. D. 1960, Laura HI- Services ( 20 ) Busi ness - ----- BULLDOZER FOd HIRE. PondJ, buement, and landacaping. Ph. 1 0 I 30tp Cheater, YU &.3255. ROOFING - SPOUTJNO, SHEET metal work. Repair work of an, kind. Phone WY !-2301. 1 0 10 30tp 1 20b J l n:;urance .. - - COM.f'LI.TJ: IMSUltAJlCS PRO tectJoa, Auto, l't.NI, Polle IIIIJI., IUddltPotti, Call Doa ")bl,t tu.. BARNm-SIMPSON INBlJ RANCE Agenll, Middleport.. J'iN, Automobile. Booda. Phone WY2�.U 2903. --------. -'--- ( .2 1 ) Rao I Estate, : . FOR SAU:: ffi,: 800 wttll ball,, olee 11!ctt1tfi . Hood, 111 Lo,,;,,t II., : - ,.__ ----- .: FOil SALE H�•e.. l •�· ' Partland, 1ome fW'Ditur,e '"°8.00. For further Jnformathm Phone Vl3·2478. : · 10-11-GIJI · · . aotp FOa SALE: lIOUSE: a··aoO:is'and bath, storm windowl , .and \1oor,, awnln&J. In SyracuU:. J..tt,t IIQIU dQWD payment, tat,. . o•er GJ ·4'-3853 .Loan. Call . Gallipoli• ' after t p. m. UPI 12• atp .or �'- ��- Beginning at a stake al the 101,1tb Weit comer of I lot of land belona:­ ing: to JQhn Stout and ()ra Stout, at a point on tbe public road lead­ ini from RuU.nd to. Harrisonville, Ohio; thence eut along the ,outh line of ,aid Stout•• lot, a distance of one hundred fifty (UM)) feet to a atake; thence 10uth parallel with said Harrlaonville-Rutland Ro.a d, a di1tance or thirty four (34) feet to 11 stake; thence weat parallel With &aid Stout', IOUth line ■ distance of one hundred and fifty Cll50) feet to a Power Pole, belonging to the Ohio Pow�t Company, also a point In the said Rutland - Harri1onvme· Road; thence In a northerly di• reetion followinc said public road above mentioned a dl1tance or thirty-four (84} feel lo the place of beginning. Be.Ing a lot 34 feet wide and 150 feet deep. Reference ia made to deed recorded In Vol. 148, page 33. Meiga County, Ohio. Subjed to an easem.ent rlgbt of Oblo Powr:r Com(>any .. •P.,..rilll 1n •h•i• of UUe. REJl:IIENC� DEED: Vol. 1TI, Pase 391, Kelp County Dee,! lie. eordt. Proptrtx. Ja -apprtlaed a l $2,000· and caMot· he. sold 1or leas than " Uie appni1ed value. Sale is to be tnad• lubject to tbt lien for tu.ea f�r 1960 and for c1ib in band op. · · · · · · · · day of ,ale ' The- riJhi ii reserved to reject , any and all _ o!fen. - . . , � F. DlXON, JI M.m1ruatrator ,of • the E1tate ol Blanche E. \Vel.ier, Dell!Hed · · < (10) 13, zo; irl,'3tc . Channef,3 - Thmday Mike Room fOJ' Daddy Here"• Hollywood Steamboat Bill S1t. Prelton Flatt It Scrug1s Sbri Wettherca,t N\ 'WI PlctUl'f' Huntley Brlnkl'c; P.epon t:00 'Whlrlybird11 1:30 The Great Debate 8'!31 Bat Maslerson 9;00 Bachelor Father The F�rd ShoY/ 9:00 • Groucho snow The. 10:00 .i0:30 Phil Silver11 Show . )LOO News H-,11dllnet . }1:lO Weathe1·cast Jack P■ar Show i ; U:15 1 :00 Sign Off ,; f:00 4-:30 8:00 J1·80 1:00 1:25 1:30 8:43 Legal Not-ict LIGAL NOTICE OF SALi! Bldl will be received by the undersigned at �e offices of W�bater and Fultz, Pomeroy Na­ tional Bank Building, Pomeroy, Obio, untU 10:00 A. M. on Friday, October 14, 1960, for the pur­ Cblte of the Bertha A. Arnall n!"B.l estate, situated in Letart Townabip, Meigs County, Otlio. Tbe above rea-1 eatate conalsta. of apptoximatel1 . seventy.four acre,, on which there Is situated I flYt-lOOm frame dwe1ling, Freeland S. Norrla, AdmlnJstrator of the !';atate of Bertha A. Arnott ,(IJ 30; (IOI 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 12, IS BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer n· Channel 3 •· Friday tl:45 Sign On tUIO Continental Classroom f:00 Torlay t:00 Welcome Ne�hbors t:80 Mr. and Mn. North I . COAL, OIL, GAS FUR N A C E S Phone WY-!-37fM ORIO Channel 8 - Friday 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular 8:30 Romper Room 9:80 Show Time 1 1 : 2'5 Your Esso Reporter U.:80 I Married Joan --. I I 1 ·00 , ri. Reg, 1.98 $1,47 I ,! , , . ..... .-t 99¢ ,. set. Alum!­ a.,. \,78 pllaUc ••�•rs. � f,;n 11 "!'pros, . oxe" & 8x8 '. 1 Severi .... 2.39 O.oJ Roa,.. , M ult.i�lored glaH pepper, salt .ah11 ken. Grease Jar. Sham bottom. Frost colon, -g<>ld trimmed. 12 • oz. •be, $1 .5 7 Reg. l.&9 �- aet• , • • ,._ she'• ho m e 99 1 .88 Tef Kcllle Alumlnum, Reg, 2.98 Boys' Shirts . 1 . 98 .Acrllan knit. 121/u8% " ,tze. l 1 ��1 �.'1 IW 36-pc, Anchor glass din• nerware set, wJth the classic primrose ,pattern. Iron Pad.Cover Blue■tone en■m­ tlwan. Belf-baat• m1 top. 18¼1 x . ... " "'" " 11 ,aii ••·•• 1-77 Eleetrfe ' ga,agt do_oi opine, ·,nd yard 1/ght,, �ntrol/ed from puah-button In $1 �9 It... 35c pr. IMn'a flannel work glove, 3 prs. 77c 77c 'I Plaatic Shoe Box 5 7¢ Hampe r 3.33 ol durable plasUc. Ille. In auorted �_lora, white to s. Reg. 98c. See­ thru styrene plldlc. Big 6¼xl2x3¾". · SALE STA_RTS FRI DAY MORN I NG B E N ' � F R A N K L I N . ' ' . . ' � , Are Yours •• . ,i. ._._ , ;-:, .� • ·,•:• "•\ • I WHEN YOU DINE WITH US Try V• Soon � CI RCLE'S: :t:.•; ii rP Restau;ra nt i ·\ .: �. TT Phone WY-2-3973 I f 1 Pom�y !18 E. Main o..,.· , A.M. 1o 10 P.M. t!;nt' � AU. Hm, OIANNlfd­ 'THE �f IH 1 R'fl7 ::fTM" P!§CR!,r� Pl�AF'-' �T" (1;. ct:)WNIN'9-A l$AF ... ......� . P'LAHI! ' ' ' ' ... $1,00 88c New ballerlna 11tyl111 in �lid co­ lor corduroy, SiJ:. ea 4 to 9. ; OH·I OtP.Q, • '!'- ,., ' '. ,: ':... - •. · - · � ... 'C. • •, - 't ,I , ' ,, Pumps POMEROY OH IO NANCY . $ 1 ,77 Sprlngmaid's broadcloth. Sh11f1 or roll-up sleeves. Assorted colors. 32 to 38. dOWl1 wue in�t:ati011. · r-lr. Cilek. Thilt i�. unle;. YOUi:1 · lil<e to call It all olf- Tft!Pling Meals Cotton Blouses Reg, 1,98 �f was ·,nv·,�. ta,. I havent b.imad car; pl//Ottcf j(iPln1/ accidtnt •fd atta�k, j Ruth Barry Nylon,. 1 I dtnler Htmlna. Ref. ... nave dinner w·1th I , A!> SOON A� l PICK UP SOME GROCERIES FOR MOM : You buy Sl!QU RITV when jou pay your eleotrlc blll Tot■' cordUNl'f �\a•, 1,lack, ■nd ■hi t. Rey:. $2 ' ' County NEWS a nines Dtllr 10 AM ·ii:�t,:'r; \ :,\t,,'"� 5 ,8 8 Reg. 8.49 That - tl!O of us. llio<ild vou WE'LL SEE C..llTE IT'LL & M,.3H EO-,J()O·CA-f-SJ..IUNAL, A lff' -UNTIL. TJ-IE."/ SEALS US SEE1N'AJ...l. iHEM IN m' TOMe.'!1 .;,.-; STRA"JGE 5K?H,"" i' Just For You News J1eadllne1 Just For You Dinnerware Set 97c 'lAbOLlNP .U,Lff • New, .... $1 .49 THAl'S A GOOD IOEE, MAW I 'll STAV RIGHT 11ERE Al HOME NEW - $795. , , \_' y 66¢ , Loaf Pena C:•ke ' !,/' ., [)()N'T WEEP, CHILE!.' THE.'{ HAIN'T GONNA WRT US!!-�E'i IS MEREL'-{ � lAKF. t JS ID INDLA-F'O' F'RllE!! . Hi Jult ror Yeu caflint oti· Pt. Pleaunt New• Headllne1 .Mu,ie 'Go. Round Newa Mu1lc Ga - Roa!14' Newa Headline. Mu,J.c Go 1\Qund. Local Ne,n Kualc Go Round Decorated Range Set '1 UIJLft ,. Screw Pkg, Ton reg, 10c t?ach plastic tuhe,. hold ing -as­ sorte d si2es. I ' M OFF TO T>I' 6ARIOW BARN TO PLAY CARDS ' . Nail, Bolt, 1 � a,e , MSW·· W.S.W.S. of E.U.B. Church Held Meet Tuesday Evening --- B ig Table Tra y -··-- --� _Slll_ll_Fn 81111'8�--BARNEY GOOOLB ad I I - . -.. L�al Notice . '• ' NEW and USED POlllllROY, :,i:00 t0:80 I t l : l'IO 1 1 1 :SO l2:00 l2 ta0 ' ·OO 1 : 10 2:20 2:30 S:00 i,;30 4:00 4:30 , 0:00 �:3U 8:QO J:ltl, S:25 1:30 11:4& 7:00 7:30 8.30 9:00 10:00 '.l:00, tl - 10 1 1 : 1, . tl.ANUff NOTICI OF A,ttotHTMINT lncvtrlx Ca• No, 1 1424 lat■te of Glrf5*hl A. Act....... I GauKea: Mont1om1ry uppnDecHwd Donib Re Ml 1 1 I lowpr 9.3 running 2 fl. open. , . Notice II hereby g1ve:n t h at G alli po lia 17.IJ upper, lower 9 fl. �Y Your fluncb Clan M. Adams, whose Post Of- ru nn Jll g 2 1h ft open Lock 2S up­ Prke 11 Rlihl fice 11 d drew iJ Pomeroy, Ohio, R. per 15 ,4 lower g Concentration cl osed 'off. D. bu been d uty appointed as Tfuth or Con1eque!\ce, All moveable d.11m:!ll 11re up 13 �ecutrix of the Estate of G�r• thro ugh 23 and clo11ed orf. ;1 Could lie You held A. Adami 1.al. e , of Me1g1 Mld Pay New.:. All Kanawha River dams are "MoYietime County, Ohio, deceased. on the sill Dated thib 27th day of Septem• Woman's World Bo<1h do:,..n Lock 12 Lillie edber, 1960, Loretta Young Theater ward 7 : 30 pm 1 -0 Lock 13 I. t'. John C. &ron, Young Dr. Malone Fryburger 12:30 am, 0-2 1 ; Lock From Tbue lf.oou Actln1 Judge of lbe Probate Courl I Mike Creator 5:50 am, 1 0- J ; '.\-1 ake Room for Daddy (9) 2t; 00) 6- 1 3-3tc _____ Lock 19 Charles R. Steven&0n -- 3:45 am, 14-0; Lock 20 AtlaJ 5 :20 Here'!! Hollywood 5•2; Lock 23 Elg-, Cliff 4 pm 2-0: .:,1eamboat Bill OVEC 8:05 p m 1 6- 1 : We,tem GiSM Ktd 9:25 am 6-8. Mule m the aound Cue N•. t3,o7t No 1.1pDOu11d l)oata. Jim Thacker Show Gill McCoy, whoae lut known Kan,wha Riv<!r: Down at Win• Weatbercut addreas is c/o Arthur McCoy, The News Pielu�� Plaina, Ohio, is hereby noli!ied field, Beaver 8:30 pm, 0-- 1 . Huntley Briukley 1\epofl. . th•t 011 the 6th day of September, Pioneer, 1960, Shirley Ann McCoy liled her Dan Raven petltion against h im u defendant, The Westerner in the Court or Common Pleat, Bell Telephone Hou?' Meigs County, O h io, Case No. Michael Shayne praying for d ivnrce and 13,07 1 New1 l'eadlh1e1 other proper relief. 'I'he WSWS or lhe New Haven WeaO-.ereut Said defen d ant is required to ;,.ct. Paar Show answer on or before the 15th day EUB Church met Tuesday evenin,c, al the c.burreh "lth trrs. Tmm-.s Si� Off of October, 1960, Hoffm , anJt 'Mra. . .'1121ina ca.i)eh.lrt S.hi.rley Ann McCoy , Bf Tbelmt Nelson, her nut and Mrs. Paul Rickard servihg as hoste111es. · of friend · · Mrs. Howard Burri, servk as ({0 8, )�; 22, �; ( 10) 6, 13, 6tc : leader for the evening arid · UJed s - the topic "He,ttage and ln- Ho m� Mlhions':'l 'Jtie p l'Ul opene d wi\11-,, Jff organ p lude ''Failh of 0111', Fathers" �Y Mn.. Robert Dille. The aeriptt.lril tsson was read I))' Mi'I. Btrnard L.ifVing. A queslion-■ire "How Much D• You Already Know About the EUB Church?" was hel d . "Miss Ethel Nlddle and Mn, Ro­ bert Dille s■n,11 a d uel followed by group singing, Five readino were given by Mrs. Olho Lievi n11, Mn. Thomas llorfman, Mn. Howard Burris, Mrs. R. F. Bryant an d Mrs. Bernard - Lieving. A review of the study book was given by Rev. Robert Dille follow. ed by a hymn. The program closed . with a prayer by Mrs. R. F. Bryant. A short bu,iness meeting was held with regular reports given. Attending were Mrs . . Otha , Liev• , in_ g, . .�.. Bern� �eving, , Mrs. F.N!d' B■tc.r, llhil1 .'�gar Layne, Mrt-· E. �. ftl�dle\ }(rs._ Haro10 ,:rr,, Jti,. Mta. f!�wp-d· ,Bu�ts, Mrs. John Bu�garn'l!IJ\ Ws. It F. Bryan�. Mias - E\1,�!,lllda!e,' 111\v. ond Mn ijol>ert Dille 'l■d._ Jolin, ' Mn. ClaytoD ..,t.th­ e )', Mti.t-"rr S-,�. :ft9Ush, Mrs. Ot­ : tie Rou,, ,and ftlt fiOStesses . . , ,. .:...:.L-!----.The Netf Haven Hbta.ry Club: , met Thured1y eveninfJSit, • the Haj-tford ! Mettfudist Churcfl' basement' 1'!n­ their regulu dinner meeting. ' short business meeting was hel · Those attending were Hei'm Layne, Donald Roush, Lloy d Rou Floyd �roa<:Jv Riobard Ord, J. wat� Jam• Hampton, fly ey, t Rome Williamson, Russe Capehart, Harry Miller, Alton Bo ney, JT., 0. J. Bo9tic, Arthur Weh I Ii, Philip Wolpert, E. L. Steinfl Earl C lark, Thomas Reed an d Rev.' Ot vt Freeman. ' rtL£V ISION GU I Dt WSAZ-TV Channel 3 let', beln 1 ptaintl(f, filed her petl· Upn a1ah11t him a& defendant in tbe COW'l of Common Pl.eu, Meia:s C ounty, Ohio, Case No. 18,073, pnylnl ror d.i\'oree from the said Andrew Haler on the erounds of G,ou Negleet of Duty and Extreme Cruelty, 1hd plaintiff also praya for other proper relief. Said cau•e wlll be for hearing on or after the 21at day of October, A. D. 1 960. LAURA HAGER Crow, crow & Porter, Attorneys for Plaintiff (9) 8, lJ, 22, 29; {10) 6, 13, 20, 7tc lill'ER REPORT Legal Notices ' ' . . ... ' ' • . - . •,' �•·mv .'QM·.tr{Ml�• '' I '-. . ' -,. �\.'f&lr'¼1" -........ ,.-.-.. ....... .. ...... � ... .... ... ----- ....·- - - • ..-..•· - ---•-·-'· ,i....,••_ ' 41- ' f- "'- , ..L t .. ., ..,-.,-�,:;,.,:'t,,·-...,...' '' .•.--�.-,--'"} -� -, . .. �'''°'"''' _ "''"' ' -·-·- .._. -r!...._..._.,_ . __ ..:-._....,....,.__ _ ' f. ' �----· ---- .. --· . . .. --r-----... T'� . " .. .,... _ � ' ,' .. . - .. . � • Dally Seotlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Oct 13, 196-0--7 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 13, 19ff0 FOR SALE 1951 FORD V8, 1 94ft FORD VS. Good runnmg condition . Com­ plete set of gol f clubs. Hacketts Sohio. Phone W Y2-0077. 1 0. l l -3tc WANT ·· � D S ,.,,,_,..,.__ ______ , ·- ,_........ ANI ... ST CONTROL ....... 9nap1ctlen. IMUr­ .. ...... lonlw 'ltotlon WY2- •4-· -,_, I I ________ I For Sa le - --- - , GAS, FU.EL OIL and eoal fur• naeea. Call for free estimata. f'orema11 & Abbott Y 1d aJ eport , , 8- 1 0--1..1: NOT BE RESPONSIBLE I --. -.- - -- -...,. . _, debu contracted past or STATIONARY CHOSLEY DISH ,....._ other than by myself. wo_sher; used . only sho�t t i �e . ·-- ~ $.iJqed ; Carl Stal der ict!d for q u i ck sale. $J.Q . C 4 l l Pr ':11. . · Addftu : Pleuant Ridge, WY H179z. 10 1 1 Jtp l Pomeroy. Ohio WITH THANSM lSS!ON ( 10) 12, 3\p ruHD , ":/,;· •' ,• · Overdrive. Also spli t m a ni fo ld fUI', A LOT OF FUN IN YOUR for ' 53 1''ord. C.il l WY 2·6047. Jtc IO ll 1eun to aquare d ance. Clas_..,... Oct· 10 from 8 to I t p. VENETIAN BLIND S $3.00 and up. · A' D V Hall ' Pomeroy . Foe · J .1 New w111dow blinds an d shades, W coupJ.e; $1;� · or each se1mon , ,�� Store awnings. Dale Wippel Sup,10 fOf 10 1eu1ons · WY 2{H21 · ply, 2 1 5 Union Ave., Pomeroy, 10 12 3tp • , · 01im. I O 1 1 30tc ·,\ , '·· C OAL-L lJ MP, STOKER, NUT. •· Ali!) SQUAR _...., •� •• E DANCE ._ Dou bl e B Coa I Co., W est Columfrom 15, Od. olsbt • ' •· b"ur , W. Va. Ph. SP 3-5246, iS.30 at Pomeroy Moose 1 0 8 tp .t.11 Jlooae members an d ___ ___ O \ 1CH3·3lc THE LATE T. H. nAVJS--p�o-:. ., ·. � perty, brick two story, local ed Third and Coal al Norlb iSl:iEKVJCE STATION, SYRA, !cQe; . Obto, now open. Dealers Streets, Mid d leport, may be . g. J7 ·30tc '" ', JIo bll o II product8. G1ve our aeen any evening. ._ c--- --- - -• , � )idly Jll!rYice • try. 10·13-Jtp =ccc BEAN S $1 .00 per bu. Pick your own. Bring your own container. C. W. Proffitt, Portland . l 0· 4·121P W&I. , \ - -- ' IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED IN �1,: over payments on '59 ford, • IH Rodney Pierce, Long lc)ttGm. A.tao a 1949 Crosley car 10 1 1 3tp ,., ll!t, - 112 HATS killed with Slar Warfarin. 2 ½ Iba. $ 1 .48. Ebcnbaeh ll.11rdw.11.re, Sugar nun Flour Mill, Lan dmark Co•Op. (IH 28, 29, 30 ; (5) 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, l4, 19, 20, 2 1 , 26, 27, 28; (1 1 ) 3, 2, 4, 8, 10, 1 1 , 16, 17, 18, 23, 25, 26, 30; { 12) l , 2. • ---- --- Business Services Diet ·""1•■■ · ��•,. 'l:_:U-� t and Found NEt:CHI SEW INli MACHJNl com• · P I et �, .zig za�., M.ik.e11 button holt'.s, monogra ,_u � , .n nd all Caney s ill· c�es , On�mally sol d for over $300.00, I 11y oil balanL·c of $86 o r puymcnls or $2 per week. 10 J2 6tc Phone WY 2-2204. 1 1 ) Wonted TO B ---- -- ,---- (all J �� ONE M I N E PONY, mate puny 2 years old, horse pony J year old. 1949 !'"ORD Tractor an d :i.t: ower $500, Phone WY 2-2204. 10 8 6tc I 20 l Busi ness Services I !'4 1 For Rent -- I [c:::-:c=c:--=cc-=c--��I 1<. t•, Proffitt, I0-412tp 0 1952 CHEVROL ET Deluxe coupe. A l mech.in1cal cond1tJOJ1, Mason, W. Vil., Phone SP 3-59 19 10 8 6tp ---------- . ( I ) J11'otices - ---- - - -AS IS 11'.CIALS MAN to take over IH llaUen. .57 .,.cury 60 H, p, $495.00 P..23-t.fc Phone WY2-i920. 59 Mere;ury 70 H. p, $ffl..QO BEDROOM SUlTE, complete, din­ t5 H. P. �rcury Outfit $"5.GI WANTED : Mecba�lc. Phon e W YZ. ette sel, bed complete, washer, MITROPOLITAN MOTORS 9-23-tfe D920. refrigera tor, Magic Chel rango, 600 Ea■t Main Stnet, Pomeroy Electrolux sweeper with at­ PhoM WYl Sl70 ( tachments, I Boy's 26" bicycle ft.-20-tfc o w t Girls 2(1" bicycles, ;i nd other artirles. 121-7th SL, Mid MUILLIR FUltNACII, WIITINO Rent 0, Sole For ()_ I dlt•porl, O. 10-13·31p HOUSI appllaQM. Arnold ,,. 150 FOOT TRAlLER, 3 lull sized th.n, SyrKUN, Ohio. '-­ bedrooms, full bath with auto. 11-1 1-41 WYU3M. V IOLETS for sale. A ssorted--;;J. matic washer. Maple Street, Mid s . ur Call alter 5 W Y2-3738 an d .\IR «ONDITIONI1'G, REFRIGEB­ dleport. Phone W Y 2·M60. Sunday. 10· 13•3tp atJc.o aenrtce Jack'• RefrJaua­ . 10 12 6tc tlon New llaven. 1-'boo1 TTJ2. �-c:c--ccc. 1 -30 G ALLON Ele�tr1e water ( 6-33-lf 1537. µy healer. Uaed very hllle. Phone _____ 1 A 1CTIONIII WY Z·JM2 Pomeroy. l 0- l 3•Jtp Wi\NTED TO Buy good used car -. hrtlcc Cotaple. --- ----- I S�te lowest price acceptable. Crltt lredfonl Daily The care 668,U box Wrile AUCTION SALi! Wttt., PhoM or Contaclli 10-13-3tp Se ntinel, PomerQY. Valuable Rea ! E&lale and Personal A. C. •RADN)Rll, bcl,_, Oh.._ Prope rty. On Saturday, Oct. 29, 1960, .ut 1 :00 P. M. on the · pro• perty, situ.11te d on U. S. 50, 600 (20) fl. west of the intersection of EJGHT ROOM HOllSJ!:., two five room apartment,. A. N. Bengel. Routes 5t.l and 7, I will sell at Pborte WY2-3272. H-2 -Ue aui;;Uon the following: REAL ESTATE TRAILER COURT space for rent. Two bedroom house with bath Clean quiet resi dential Location furn••• and f u l l basement, ,. in Cheshire, Ohio. Concre•--heat. One brkk veneer bu1·ld· patio an d walks, good water, 1 ing 24 • 40 ft. re"""'ntly used ..... aewer, laundry, privileges . $5.00 lor a flower shop and gift shop. per week. Hobart Dillot,, Real- I : ea-.<IM · 1 · oh· Would make a wondedul Drive• tor, Ga 111po 18, 10. 10·6-lOtc , Befol'• · e.ao 'A•M• � ,ere lot w1·th -- - - I"" restaurant. 3 TS M E u 0 0 id h ��d !�h ����:� B�rcb°':a': �� Rf� r;� �����r�; !:� � i�� � Incinerator, dlapoaal, lneta, spected any lime. ..... ·14141 , large closelll. Phone WY2-IHU , PllOPERTY PERSONAL ftAMR..L , .V.Cl . .,.ATIQN Two Block American Sawmill, 9-16-Uc H�.avy d ut y H uber Tractor, AJ>Alu'llllNTs - ."1un1Ahed IJ>d .....,. tJOI A.Ill. •"""-,-, · -· • I leavy duty Power Planer. 1959 uohirn lti,Ni. Mdli'IJten, Kiddle • lniernalionel 2'Ton Truck, 1960 ...,. Dey � port. Phone WY 2·2821. 3 3 ti � John l lccrc 440 Crawler Trac• AUOTION il tor with winch and 6 fl. blade, FOUR ROOMS, unfurnished and IIIAIOH.A'.BLI AA.TII approx. 300 hr. use. lour room furnished. Phone IATllfl•tlON OUAMNTl■O Marion F. Reynolds, Owner WY2-3302, Chrl&tlne Beegle. Cell" ..- ...... I. P, · Mce4i r , 10-7..fltc Elnora M . Reynold s I. 0. McCoy, Auctioneer Terms: made know on day of sale NICE TWO be d room home. Call WY2-52'4 l . · 10-l l·Jtc Not RHpon,lbla for Accldentl ( l OJ: J J , 14, 15, 22, 24, 25, 2B , 4 ROOMS AND BATH lJnfurniahed 27, 28•9tc apartment. Rent reasonable. C.i.11 WY 2·5293. c--cccc�-=� ---1 0 1 1 (ltc i<' U lt S A L E : APPLEs. Burdetle Fruit Farm, Pomeroy Rou le 1 . fl ROOM HOUSE, 2 BATHS, Furnacc heal, large lot. Located in Phon� WY 2.6070 _ 10 lO Btp excellent neighborhoo d . Write I - · · -- --- _ _ ___ POTATOES FOR SALE. Herb Wil- j Box 668·H, c/o The Daily Sentin• el. Pomeroy, Ohio. JO 12 6lp 1 liama, Shade, Ohio. JO 1 1 Btp MACH INE- \ SINGE R - Sr.WING round bohhin, ln bran d new con- MOIJEHN 5 HOOM HOUSE and sole ca bincl. E4L1 ipped tu !lg gar.age, with grounds. Located on State Route, five miles from zig 11,nd make buuon holes . Will Write 11ell to rcs 110nsible party to I Pomeroy. Purnace heat. take ovN 6 payment� of $6.40 Box 668-R, c/o The Daily Sen1 tincl, Pomeroy, O hio. per month. Phone W Y 2·2204. 1 0 11 8tp 10 12 6lc POTATOES Cl-arence Portlan d , Ohio. Sa les Auto -Y SENTINEL --------- ( 9o I Marine Supplies ( 1 7 1 Help Wanted I I ----':-::,:=-=='±---■ =c-=�--------- Legal Notice Legal Notices LIGAL NOTICI Oilers will be received at tbe Law Officu of Crow, Crow and Porter, Pomeroy, Ohio, at 10:00 A. M. on October 29, 1980, for: The foUowlnr real e1t1te aJt\l­ ate in the Township of Scipio, vn. lage or Harrt,onville, County of Meigs, and State of Ohio, and bounded as followa: C•• No. U:.o73 ANDREW HAGER, whoae place of retidence ls uni:nown, 11 hereby notilied that on the 7th day oJ' September A. D. 1960, Laura HI- Services ( 20 ) Busi ness - ----- BULLDOZER FOd HIRE. PondJ, buement, and landacaping. Ph. 1 0 I 30tp Cheater, YU &.3255. ROOFING - SPOUTJNO, SHEET metal work. Repair work of an, kind. Phone WY !-2301. 1 0 10 30tp 1 20b J l n:;urance .. - - COM.f'LI.TJ: IMSUltAJlCS PRO tectJoa, Auto, l't.NI, Polle IIIIJI., IUddltPotti, Call Doa ")bl,t tu.. BARNm-SIMPSON INBlJ RANCE Agenll, Middleport.. J'iN, Automobile. Booda. Phone WY2�.U 2903. --------. -'--- ( .2 1 ) Rao I Estate, : . FOR SAU:: ffi,: 800 wttll ball,, olee 11!ctt1tfi . Hood, 111 Lo,,;,,t II., : - ,.__ ----- .: FOil SALE H�•e.. l •�· ' Partland, 1ome fW'Ditur,e '"°8.00. For further Jnformathm Phone Vl3·2478. : · 10-11-GIJI · · . aotp FOa SALE: lIOUSE: a··aoO:is'and bath, storm windowl , .and \1oor,, awnln&J. In SyracuU:. J..tt,t IIQIU dQWD payment, tat,. . o•er GJ ·4'-3853 .Loan. Call . Gallipoli• ' after t p. m. UPI 12• atp .or �'- ��- Beginning at a stake al the 101,1tb Weit comer of I lot of land belona:­ ing: to JQhn Stout and ()ra Stout, at a point on tbe public road lead­ ini from RuU.nd to. Harrisonville, Ohio; thence eut along the ,outh line of ,aid Stout•• lot, a distance of one hundred fifty (UM)) feet to a atake; thence 10uth parallel with said Harrlaonville-Rutland Ro.a d, a di1tance or thirty four (34) feet to 11 stake; thence weat parallel With &aid Stout', IOUth line ■ distance of one hundred and fifty Cll50) feet to a Power Pole, belonging to the Ohio Pow�t Company, also a point In the said Rutland - Harri1onvme· Road; thence In a northerly di• reetion followinc said public road above mentioned a dl1tance or thirty-four (84} feel lo the place of beginning. Be.Ing a lot 34 feet wide and 150 feet deep. Reference ia made to deed recorded In Vol. 148, page 33. Meiga County, Ohio. Subjed to an easem.ent rlgbt of Oblo Powr:r Com(>any .. •P.,..rilll 1n •h•i• of UUe. REJl:IIENC� DEED: Vol. 1TI, Pase 391, Kelp County Dee,! lie. eordt. Proptrtx. Ja -apprtlaed a l $2,000· and caMot· he. sold 1or leas than " Uie appni1ed value. Sale is to be tnad• lubject to tbt lien for tu.ea f�r 1960 and for c1ib in band op. · · · · · · · · day of ,ale ' The- riJhi ii reserved to reject , any and all _ o!fen. - . . , � F. DlXON, JI M.m1ruatrator ,of • the E1tate ol Blanche E. \Vel.ier, Dell!Hed · · < (10) 13, zo; irl,'3tc . Channef,3 - Thmday Mike Room fOJ' Daddy Here"• Hollywood Steamboat Bill S1t. Prelton Flatt It Scrug1s Sbri Wettherca,t N\ 'WI PlctUl'f' Huntley Brlnkl'c; P.epon t:00 'Whlrlybird11 1:30 The Great Debate 8'!31 Bat Maslerson 9;00 Bachelor Father The F�rd ShoY/ 9:00 • Groucho snow The. 10:00 .i0:30 Phil Silver11 Show . )LOO News H-,11dllnet . }1:lO Weathe1·cast Jack P■ar Show i ; U:15 1 :00 Sign Off ,; f:00 4-:30 8:00 J1·80 1:00 1:25 1:30 8:43 Legal Not-ict LIGAL NOTICE OF SALi! Bldl will be received by the undersigned at �e offices of W�bater and Fultz, Pomeroy Na­ tional Bank Building, Pomeroy, Obio, untU 10:00 A. M. on Friday, October 14, 1960, for the pur­ Cblte of the Bertha A. Arnall n!"B.l estate, situated in Letart Townabip, Meigs County, Otlio. Tbe above rea-1 eatate conalsta. of apptoximatel1 . seventy.four acre,, on which there Is situated I flYt-lOOm frame dwe1ling, Freeland S. Norrla, AdmlnJstrator of the !';atate of Bertha A. Arnott ,(IJ 30; (IOI 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 12, IS BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer n· Channel 3 •· Friday tl:45 Sign On tUIO Continental Classroom f:00 Torlay t:00 Welcome Ne�hbors t:80 Mr. and Mn. North I . COAL, OIL, GAS FUR N A C E S Phone WY-!-37fM ORIO Channel 8 - Friday 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular 8:30 Romper Room 9:80 Show Time 1 1 : 2'5 Your Esso Reporter U.:80 I Married Joan --. I I 1 ·00 , ri. Reg, 1.98 $1,47 I ,! , , . ..... .-t 99¢ ,. set. Alum!­ a.,. \,78 pllaUc ••�•rs. � f,;n 11 "!'pros, . oxe" & 8x8 '. 1 Severi .... 2.39 O.oJ Roa,.. , M ult.i�lored glaH pepper, salt .ah11 ken. Grease Jar. Sham bottom. Frost colon, -g<>ld trimmed. 12 • oz. •be, $1 .5 7 Reg. l.&9 �- aet• , • • ,._ she'• ho m e 99 1 .88 Tef Kcllle Alumlnum, Reg, 2.98 Boys' Shirts . 1 . 98 .Acrllan knit. 121/u8% " ,tze. l 1 ��1 �.'1 IW 36-pc, Anchor glass din• nerware set, wJth the classic primrose ,pattern. Iron Pad.Cover Blue■tone en■m­ tlwan. Belf-baat• m1 top. 18¼1 x . ... " "'" " 11 ,aii ••·•• 1-77 Eleetrfe ' ga,agt do_oi opine, ·,nd yard 1/ght,, �ntrol/ed from puah-button In $1 �9 It... 35c pr. IMn'a flannel work glove, 3 prs. 77c 77c 'I Plaatic Shoe Box 5 7¢ Hampe r 3.33 ol durable plasUc. Ille. In auorted �_lora, white to s. Reg. 98c. See­ thru styrene plldlc. Big 6¼xl2x3¾". · SALE STA_RTS FRI DAY MORN I NG B E N ' � F R A N K L I N . ' ' . . ' � , Are Yours •• . ,i. ._._ , ;-:, .� • ·,•:• "•\ • I WHEN YOU DINE WITH US Try V• Soon � CI RCLE'S: :t:.•; ii rP Restau;ra nt i ·\ .: �. TT Phone WY-2-3973 I f 1 Pom�y !18 E. Main o..,.· , A.M. 1o 10 P.M. t!;nt' � AU. Hm, OIANNlfd­ 'THE �f IH 1 R'fl7 ::fTM" P!§CR!,r� Pl�AF'-' �T" (1;. ct:)WNIN'9-A l$AF ... ......� . P'LAHI! ' ' ' ' ... $1,00 88c New ballerlna 11tyl111 in �lid co­ lor corduroy, SiJ:. ea 4 to 9. ; OH·I OtP.Q, • '!'- ,., ' '. ,: ':... - •. · - · � ... 'C. • •, - 't ,I , ' ,, Pumps POMEROY OH IO NANCY . $ 1 ,77 Sprlngmaid's broadcloth. Sh11f1 or roll-up sleeves. Assorted colors. 32 to 38. dOWl1 wue in�t:ati011. · r-lr. Cilek. Thilt i�. unle;. YOUi:1 · lil<e to call It all olf- Tft!Pling Meals Cotton Blouses Reg, 1,98 �f was ·,nv·,�. ta,. I havent b.imad car; pl//Ottcf j(iPln1/ accidtnt •fd atta�k, j Ruth Barry Nylon,. 1 I dtnler Htmlna. Ref. ... nave dinner w·1th I , A!> SOON A� l PICK UP SOME GROCERIES FOR MOM : You buy Sl!QU RITV when jou pay your eleotrlc blll Tot■' cordUNl'f �\a•, 1,lack, ■nd ■hi t. Rey:. $2 ' ' County NEWS a nines Dtllr 10 AM ·ii:�t,:'r; \ :,\t,,'"� 5 ,8 8 Reg. 8.49 That - tl!O of us. llio<ild vou WE'LL SEE C..llTE IT'LL & M,.3H EO-,J()O·CA-f-SJ..IUNAL, A lff' -UNTIL. TJ-IE."/ SEALS US SEE1N'AJ...l. iHEM IN m' TOMe.'!1 .;,.-; STRA"JGE 5K?H,"" i' Just For You News J1eadllne1 Just For You Dinnerware Set 97c 'lAbOLlNP .U,Lff • New, .... $1 .49 THAl'S A GOOD IOEE, MAW I 'll STAV RIGHT 11ERE Al HOME NEW - $795. , , \_' y 66¢ , Loaf Pena C:•ke ' !,/' ., [)()N'T WEEP, CHILE!.' THE.'{ HAIN'T GONNA WRT US!!-�E'i IS MEREL'-{ � lAKF. t JS ID INDLA-F'O' F'RllE!! . Hi Jult ror Yeu caflint oti· Pt. Pleaunt New• Headllne1 .Mu,ie 'Go. Round Newa Mu1lc Ga - Roa!14' Newa Headline. Mu,J.c Go 1\Qund. Local Ne,n Kualc Go Round Decorated Range Set '1 UIJLft ,. Screw Pkg, Ton reg, 10c t?ach plastic tuhe,. hold ing -as­ sorte d si2es. I ' M OFF TO T>I' 6ARIOW BARN TO PLAY CARDS ' . Nail, Bolt, 1 � a,e , MSW·· W.S.W.S. of E.U.B. Church Held Meet Tuesday Evening --- B ig Table Tra y -··-- --� _Slll_ll_Fn 81111'8�--BARNEY GOOOLB ad I I - . -.. L�al Notice . '• ' NEW and USED POlllllROY, :,i:00 t0:80 I t l : l'IO 1 1 1 :SO l2:00 l2 ta0 ' ·OO 1 : 10 2:20 2:30 S:00 i,;30 4:00 4:30 , 0:00 �:3U 8:QO J:ltl, S:25 1:30 11:4& 7:00 7:30 8.30 9:00 10:00 '.l:00, tl - 10 1 1 : 1, . tl.ANUff NOTICI OF A,ttotHTMINT lncvtrlx Ca• No, 1 1424 lat■te of Glrf5*hl A. Act....... I GauKea: Mont1om1ry uppnDecHwd Donib Re Ml 1 1 I lowpr 9.3 running 2 fl. open. , . Notice II hereby g1ve:n t h at G alli po lia 17.IJ upper, lower 9 fl. �Y Your fluncb Clan M. Adams, whose Post Of- ru nn Jll g 2 1h ft open Lock 2S up­ Prke 11 Rlihl fice 11 d drew iJ Pomeroy, Ohio, R. per 15 ,4 lower g Concentration cl osed 'off. D. bu been d uty appointed as Tfuth or Con1eque!\ce, All moveable d.11m:!ll 11re up 13 �ecutrix of the Estate of G�r• thro ugh 23 and clo11ed orf. ;1 Could lie You held A. Adami 1.al. e , of Me1g1 Mld Pay New.:. All Kanawha River dams are "MoYietime County, Ohio, deceased. on the sill Dated thib 27th day of Septem• Woman's World Bo<1h do:,..n Lock 12 Lillie edber, 1960, Loretta Young Theater ward 7 : 30 pm 1 -0 Lock 13 I. t'. John C. &ron, Young Dr. Malone Fryburger 12:30 am, 0-2 1 ; Lock From Tbue lf.oou Actln1 Judge of lbe Probate Courl I Mike Creator 5:50 am, 1 0- J ; '.\-1 ake Room for Daddy (9) 2t; 00) 6- 1 3-3tc _____ Lock 19 Charles R. Steven&0n -- 3:45 am, 14-0; Lock 20 AtlaJ 5 :20 Here'!! Hollywood 5•2; Lock 23 Elg-, Cliff 4 pm 2-0: .:,1eamboat Bill OVEC 8:05 p m 1 6- 1 : We,tem GiSM Ktd 9:25 am 6-8. Mule m the aound Cue N•. t3,o7t No 1.1pDOu11d l)oata. Jim Thacker Show Gill McCoy, whoae lut known Kan,wha Riv<!r: Down at Win• Weatbercut addreas is c/o Arthur McCoy, The News Pielu�� Plaina, Ohio, is hereby noli!ied field, Beaver 8:30 pm, 0-- 1 . Huntley Briukley 1\epofl. . th•t 011 the 6th day of September, Pioneer, 1960, Shirley Ann McCoy liled her Dan Raven petltion against h im u defendant, The Westerner in the Court or Common Pleat, Bell Telephone Hou?' Meigs County, O h io, Case No. Michael Shayne praying for d ivnrce and 13,07 1 New1 l'eadlh1e1 other proper relief. 'I'he WSWS or lhe New Haven WeaO-.ereut Said defen d ant is required to ;,.ct. Paar Show answer on or before the 15th day EUB Church met Tuesday evenin,c, al the c.burreh "lth trrs. Tmm-.s Si� Off of October, 1960, Hoffm , anJt 'Mra. . .'1121ina ca.i)eh.lrt S.hi.rley Ann McCoy , Bf Tbelmt Nelson, her nut and Mrs. Paul Rickard servihg as hoste111es. · of friend · · Mrs. Howard Burri, servk as ({0 8, )�; 22, �; ( 10) 6, 13, 6tc : leader for the evening arid · UJed s - the topic "He,ttage and ln- Ho m� Mlhions':'l 'Jtie p l'Ul opene d wi\11-,, Jff organ p lude ''Failh of 0111', Fathers" �Y Mn.. Robert Dille. The aeriptt.lril tsson was read I))' Mi'I. Btrnard L.ifVing. A queslion-■ire "How Much D• You Already Know About the EUB Church?" was hel d . "Miss Ethel Nlddle and Mn, Ro­ bert Dille s■n,11 a d uel followed by group singing, Five readino were given by Mrs. Olho Lievi n11, Mn. Thomas llorfman, Mn. Howard Burris, Mrs. R. F. Bryant an d Mrs. Bernard - Lieving. A review of the study book was given by Rev. Robert Dille follow. ed by a hymn. The program closed . with a prayer by Mrs. R. F. Bryant. A short bu,iness meeting was held with regular reports given. Attending were Mrs . . Otha , Liev• , in_ g, . .�.. Bern� �eving, , Mrs. F.N!d' B■tc.r, llhil1 .'�gar Layne, Mrt-· E. �. ftl�dle\ }(rs._ Haro10 ,:rr,, Jti,. Mta. f!�wp-d· ,Bu�ts, Mrs. John Bu�garn'l!IJ\ Ws. It F. Bryan�. Mias - E\1,�!,lllda!e,' 111\v. ond Mn ijol>ert Dille 'l■d._ Jolin, ' Mn. ClaytoD ..,t.th­ e )', Mti.t-"rr S-,�. :ft9Ush, Mrs. Ot­ : tie Rou,, ,and ftlt fiOStesses . . , ,. .:...:.L-!----.The Netf Haven Hbta.ry Club: , met Thured1y eveninfJSit, • the Haj-tford ! Mettfudist Churcfl' basement' 1'!n­ their regulu dinner meeting. ' short business meeting was hel · Those attending were Hei'm Layne, Donald Roush, Lloy d Rou Floyd �roa<:Jv Riobard Ord, J. wat� Jam• Hampton, fly ey, t Rome Williamson, Russe Capehart, Harry Miller, Alton Bo ney, JT., 0. J. Bo9tic, Arthur Weh I Ii, Philip Wolpert, E. L. Steinfl Earl C lark, Thomas Reed an d Rev.' Ot vt Freeman. ' rtL£V ISION GU I Dt WSAZ-TV Channel 3 let', beln 1 ptaintl(f, filed her petl· Upn a1ah11t him a& defendant in tbe COW'l of Common Pl.eu, Meia:s C ounty, Ohio, Case No. 18,073, pnylnl ror d.i\'oree from the said Andrew Haler on the erounds of G,ou Negleet of Duty and Extreme Cruelty, 1hd plaintiff also praya for other proper relief. Said cau•e wlll be for hearing on or after the 21at day of October, A. D. 1 960. LAURA HAGER Crow, crow & Porter, Attorneys for Plaintiff (9) 8, lJ, 22, 29; {10) 6, 13, 20, 7tc lill'ER REPORT Legal Notices ' ' . . ... ' ' • . - . •,' �•·mv .'QM·.tr{Ml�• '' I '-. . ' -,. �\.'f&lr'¼1" -........ ,.-.-.. ....... .. ...... � ... .... ... ----- ....·- - - • ..-..•· - ---•-·-'· ,i....,••_ ' 41- ' f- "'- , ..L t .. ., ..,-.,-�,:;,.,:'t,,·-...,...' '' .•.--�.-,--'"} -� -, . .. �'''°'"''' _ "''"' ' -·-·- .._. -r!...._..._.,_ . __ ..:-._....,....,.__ _ ' f. ' �. ------ . /.s; Held Wedne,day Meet I Relt1tive, Gnthered Club I To Hold Joint Picuic 1 Cilizt'ne Radio An t,rgal\iia tion a l meeting o f the Hemloelt Gr ove Home Demo n­ Members of the Middleport a nd stratio n Council met Wednesd a v Cheshire WSCS wPre guests when Th,• l'omeroy Ben d Cllizens Ra- For Bu/Jet Dinner afternoon with N1omi Reed prui.d­ the Society of the United Met ho­ va e 11 o u 1 :Sunday, Oct. 9, a group of re­ in,:. dist Church met Tuesday even\"' ' ;�� d 1� � � u; �fj �:n��;t�� �; ! latives eathered at the home of at the church tor their regu ar J u l ll l PIC'/IIC, Sunday, at 1 30 al L P Summerfield, Long B ottom, Oftice rs elected for the year meeting ind to observe the 20th . Fo r1 d1cat 1on !!ill in Gallipolis All for .i noon buffett dinner. were Sylvia Mid kiff, president; a nniversary of the WSCS. m ('mbns and their families are 1 Na omi Reed, vice president; Alice M iss Lydia Ebenbach. presi­ 1 urg<·<I to at tend Each family is to Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Stockten, secre t ary and treasu er; 5 bnOb;S 1ls uwo Lable service, a cov­ Fred Summerfield, Ch arleston; Leota Smith , members h ip; J ll dent, was in cha rge of the meet­ i ered dish and meat Mr. and M rs. Broo ks Summerfield Welker, so ci al chairman; and Vada [ n g . which opened with an organ 'l'uppcrs Pl a ins: Mr. and Mrs. H azelton, publicity. ll was decided prelude by Mrs. Harvey VanVr11n . Elmer Bi bbee and so n Darcel, W meet the lhird Wednesd ay o f ken. Miss F:bersbach extended a Sun·ess; Mr. and Mrs. Rollie each month at t he Grange Ha ll, wckomc to the guests. after whirh Mrs. E. E. Bryant conducted deSmith. Mrs. Jane Cotterill. Mr 10:30 a. m. to 3 P- m. Evelyn _Well and Mrs. Clarence Daugherty of and V ada Hatellon were appointed 11otional services whi'-'h opened SELF SERVICE Walton, 0.: Mr. and Mn;. B ob t o attend the county meeting on . with group sinRing of "O Zion Haste ", followed b_\' S'-'ript ure Whitehead of Dunbar; Mr. and cl othing, November 3. reading of Matthew 7.8 and prayMr11. Thurman Smith, Mr. a nd Al the next meetin g, a diet <' r by Mr� Bryant who also read Mrs llarr y Hulbert, Akron, Mr. meal will be prepared by Jes ie 5 POMEROY, OHIO a poem. " What's Your Answer ?" anrt Mrs. V C. Tuttle, Middleport Sa unders .ind Clara Paulsen. """-4 . ---and lhl' husl. perfect "Serles" During the business session thr day of prayer and 9elf denial . la 7'H'1' life will be the "Sh­ Sliced or Chipped WQC ,e,-;c, lo be held ,t the chucch, PT A TO M E E T tJ•\<\'IJnd<tful" C hevy and Oct o!"Jer 28, from l to 3 p. m U, 011: wed car from POM­ The :i.11ddl cport PTA will meet w11.� announced. World Commun£11o)' MOTOR CO. �onday c11cning. 0L"t. 1 7, al the o,, ,.,,;,,, to be held " the high Sl'hoo\ at 7 : 30. Members are f 'h{'ster Methodist Churrh on � reminded to bring a suitable book ced by ov announ was mber 4. f! · "!:il,h" A radio playe\l entitled GaJaxl -4 Door. Low m1 leag1• b}' t o add 1 0 the new high school lib: n Allen Eichin.(!:er, viee presinarraas Jr. chtel, a B Forrest with •iainal loca l owner. Be11 uliful rar y, Sliced in · , wh1;1 stated that the theme tor, wa, preeenled at Middleport lvoty and -green finish. Spotless - - -the service will be "Christ ian f ' dunnr: High , Sc hool Wednes d1y Interior. Like new· whitewall ct ion For Freedom ". C:hildre n 's A m the Others period ly �BBemb t� 1 1-=t.wtomatic trans , rad1u. I play were Tom Rall, Col leen WJ! n ! ght gowns . and a medica l _ kit 114)n Susan Slater and Rickey Oil• wl ll be conlrtbuted by the so ciety, Jt was voled lo pay t he $5 er ' ! ; � ;A,. Sc,.tlterry, · prtndp� �t� Azl8 tp the Meigs County C o un­ aent.ed a cer (ificote to Richa rd "?\Po! Ch urch Women, Plans were Pure Pork ' Swackhamer ro r being h ighest on mad� for the ··trick or treat" pro­ I mpala 4 J)oof. Ivory over I.in in with cooperalion For l he Na tional Merit Scholanhip i;!; ra m finiah, 348 cu. in. motor. power F, ose with a cl which will UNICE !!pring. last ken a t w Te at whl'ch as lteering and hrakes. a u tomatic ln o·bservance of Columbus Day party In charge of Mrs. Bryanl tn.01., radio , heater, prcnnurn several patrio tic songs wei:e sun g and Mrs. C. F. Tompkins. The whitewall tire1. Real nict>. Novt>mber 8 meeting will be held by the student body, The Senior dance whic h will be promptly at 7 p. m. due to the l'' resh held al the 11chool Frid a y night was quarterly co n ferenee to be held Mld �leport, Ohio at the church a t 8 p. m. also announei!d -- Mrs. Tompkins was· in charge of -- · - - . · lhe progr am a nd stated th at the Bel Air 4 Door , V8 motor with St•t• No. 223• l oca l Society h11d RoMr¥e District No. A 80 members al powerg llde trans. U<•:i utiful 2 OF R E PORT OF CONDITION the time or orj?:an i1.ini:. A trihute lOft""e green rlnish W11 h m;itth· lo the charter memben was given Inc interior, r1ul111, heater , by Mrs. Alonzo Custer. Charter white wall11, �harp 1111 the w.iy. OF P9MEROY, OHIO membera present we re Miss Ebers _ • mamt..r of the F.cl■ral Rf'ttrye Sy1tem, at the ela .. of bu1lne11 on bach, Mrs. Jed Webst er Sr., Mrs. Octo ber 3, 1 960, publlffled jn accord.nee with a cal l m ade by th, Ftcl· Harry Smith. Mrs. Everett Th omor t l 11...r ,.. ban k of this ,dl1trlct punu ant to the pro v i1 ion■ of th• 1 as, Mn. George Parker, Mrs. Pe arl Hysell, Mrs. R o bert Warner, Mrs. Federal R•urve Act. std 210 - 4 D oor. VB motor, , . 5 E T.S A S 1 , C. E. W. Oownie, Mrs. Vernon finish, bla<'k utifol a Be · tr,1na. • - � • I Howell, M rs. Leverett Roush. Mrs. , Cash, bal ances with other ,banks, inc-ludlng reserve dean · Interior, all good tires, $ 1 ,23'1,,41':S.81 �a \ph OUmore and Mrs. Tomp• rnll ance, ·a nd cHh items in 1proce.11s of collectlof! • ndio, heater. ,Sklnless . -, .•. · · · ""-"·· ,. 1, . . ., · I ins. United Stites Government obligations, direct •'." . 9'7l,98D.38 J ..;nd ,gu a ranteed ·· ·-··-· 3 1 1 ,540.87 Oblh111Uons of Sbt�s and pol itical 1ubdivi slom1 - - · . . 1 4,BM>.OO • Other bonds, notes, and deben tures . . . . '. . _ _ _ _ - - · · - · f o stock $6.71W.OO (including ck.s o 9t : Corpor111te, · P�m.,.-oy, Ohio . Falrhme MIO - :.! Door. Black ft,7M>.od . - - -·-· F'eder a l !leserv c ba nk ) . . over •old Cini�h. cle1m interior. Loan s snd di!1coo nts (includin� $1 .076.99 overd ra fts) _ _ _ _ 2,00'7.�.itt T0"19Nl . 11kt MW tire s . V8 motor with . B a nk premises owned $115,000.00, furniture and , , �E, ·ll!l,t.1')}£1ll WOM.EN" real heillcr, 1td. tran1. , r adio. .�m�k� Ptcwi: Qf aa.,oo.oo guvana Maniano -1. Vera·· MUea f s 8 nice. 1 ,2611.lo Real ��\��! o � ��t:r· lha� ·h;�k- 1'���1��� ·: : � FRIOAY NOT OPEN 262.68 Other 111set.!I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - --······- SATURDAY 4 to 6 lb. Average 14,634.703.48 TOTAL ASSETS _ . ._ "THE HYPNOTIC EYE" i!:; 1 J acques Bergerac, Allison Hayes I LIAIILITIE$ ' '6" - 4 Door St. W agon. New - also D�mand deposits of I ndMdu als, partnenhis,9, rings job, 2 tone gn�en finish "Tltt PUl!'.PLE GANG " I .11nd c or porations _ - - � - -•�·�-.-.i ,.._,_,_ _ _ _ . . . . . _ _ _ $2,01 0,9S7.7't J Barry Sullivan, Elaine ·F.dwuda wi th spotleiis vinyl intLorior 5 lb. Baskets Time depos i ts or inrti vid-ual1, partn'ershlps, trlm. All g ood tire�. radio. heal­ SUN., MON. anti TUI$. ·and co rporati o ns . . . _ _ _ · · - · · · · - · · · · · - · · - 2,006,827:� ; er, extra clc11n, 11nd cx.tru nice "HERCULES UNCHAINED" · 1 , Deposits of Un ited Stat es Go vernment (including for model. i Stev e Reeves I posta l savings} .. . -········· __ 38,738.00 j 1 Depos its of Sta tes a nd poiltical subdivisions . . - · - - · - · · 2159,901.41 _ Olher dt.posilB ·(cel"t.lfled and officers ' chctb, etc.) 0,'187.?0 TO'l'AL DEPOSITS - - - - $4,326,1G2.'6 ' i 1 J . Montere y 4 D oor. Spollet.s blk Save 1!11 • � , vn Olh• ' I · a,nd lvoty interior, wl11tc over �o ;:� :;� TONIGtlT and FRIDAY : eoNI finish, Mercuma tu: tr ans., $4,3 . �� ;� �� Aud rey HePbutn, Tony Perkins ' ll ticcs, radio, heatnew whitewa 1'� iM.A1(SIONS'' ' ' er. �c��U�T�:: ::: : : : : ��:::: (A:rncan.J1.16 Capl(al • · · - - - - · · · · · · · · · · - - - • - · · · · · · · · · · · · · - · - · · · · - - $ M>.000.00 I, g lti Dra-m11) . . ' ., �.:... 'lilid' -• • Doris Dowling -. Arthur Franz ! "RUNNING TARGET" 1 t�:,;�ti�il� ��L� ������� - � �: � � : : � � � � � � � � � � : ! ,.,, Our J,o)I'. P(l;c! , ,.<. . , . •11 • ' (Both Shows In Color) McrCpe. To p .M:0nLelalr H ard TOTAL LIABILITlES AND CAPITAi. ACCOUNTS _ _ $4,634,703.48 A-l!(l C11rtoon • eomaUe tra ns,, vlnyl intalor . t Thl11 hank's c-apital com1�!1lR of: BeauU fiul 2 tone blue finish. SATURDAY ONLY Common stock wi th tofa! par v11lue of _ tro,000.00 I Ra nd olph SCOu - Gall Russell cood t1re1, radi o , heater, I , RICHARD E. JONES Assis tan t Cashier of the above- named bin •• 1 ''SEVEN MEN FROM NOW'' hereby certify that the ab'ov"e 'st11tem ent is true to the best of mY (Col or) knowledge a nd belier. a leo Open TU 7:30 P.M. RICHARD E. JONES, AHIJtanl C ashier. Aldo Ra y - Raym ond M assey Cold Beer and Wlne Correct-At test: J. EOW. FOSTER "NA KED AND THE DEAD" �FalrUlne 2 Dr. Po wer steerin g I 1 FRED W. CROW, JR. Carry-Out Directors. l{Seope & Color) •and brakeH Fordoma li <' tram1., ALMA F. pAIUCEU Also Cutoon , �el!Nn Interior, iv ory over blur � flnbb, radio, hea ler. I S I MON'S I MARKET ., 1'11• moat ' i · ·1 9 5 9 F O R D $2295 1 958 CHEVROLET $1695 1 957 CHEVROLET ' I ' $1 295 1 9 57 FORD $1295 1 955 CHEVROLET BOLOGNA 3 lbs. $1 .00 R u g by Men end Boys SMITH CLOTHING CO. PIG'S FEET 7 lbs. $1.00 THE FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS COMPANY NECK BONES 6 lbs. $1 .00 I W l,� N � � S 2 ltis� $,1 �PO HAMS I I Sweater$ SAUSAGE 3 lbs. $1 .00 - I I ,�•l\a ,., 35c lb. ·, , • I I I :itE:5 OLEO 5 lbs. 89c va MEIGS 'nlEATRE ' LARD 4 lbs. 69c . $1095 1 955' MERCURY ;,, school As·· "mbly TOMATOES basket • 59c $1 095 1 956 MERCURY $995 1 956 FORD 1 5 ,kh• Omer G/Ve • n • Cerfl ICQfe A f BOILED HAM lb. 89c $2195 · 1 959 CHEVROLET " 20th A nn iversary Ot WSCS Observed Tuesday At M iddleport Church , Hemlock Grove Council l 1 1 ' 1 0 N Dri ve - I n i I I · 1 I $995 .1 9 $ 5 F O R D Thia advortl&emfflt 11 .-lther an offer to MIi nor a 1ollcltat� of an offer to buy any of thou HcurltlH. The offering 11 madt only by tho Pro1�tu1. ' 1 ,01 9,960.9 Shor•• . .. ' Mid,-��ntin ent Telep hone Corporation ..' ! ., ' " Co..;mOft Stock !'llr (No . . . Val&e) I' l ' Mid-Cont inent Telcphont Corporation is mak ing an exchange offer to sharCholders of The ,., Citizens Ttilephone Compan y, Coolville, Ohio on the terms and conditions set forth in the prospectus on the basis of 4.6 shares of Mid-Continent Telephone Corporation common slock for each shal'c of the commo• stock of The Citizens Telephone Company. Notice of Exten1io.-. of Excha nge Period As of October JO, 1960 stock substantially in excess of the required percentages se\ forth in the prospectus of Mid-Co ntinent Telephon e Corporation dated September been deposited for exchange. 6, 1960, has . To perm it the shareholders who have not de posited their shares for exchaq e further time lo consider the exchange otter, the period du ring which the ""chan 1e ollen rpay be ac­ cepted has been extended to 3:30 P.M. Colum bus lil!Ul on Octobe r 25, 1960. Ali exchanges of the shares deposited ness on October 25, 1960 wlll b e made simultaneously at the close of busi­ and the shares of M id-Continent Telephone Corporatlon · commo n stock will be ,Issued as promptly as possible th ett,ifter, . THI! OHIO COM,-ANV Membtr ol till Mldwnl Sttck £lchlfllt e . l! N. Hl&II SI, in11e11men11 Columlm 15, Olli, • dleport by Mr, a nd Mrs. John Sla te r of Cannonsburi, Pa., who are vill til\l witb relalivet in thi1 area. Tuesday evening the John Slaters went to Hun tington to spend 1everal days there wllh relatives. John Slater ia conva lesc­ ing f�om recent eye surgery. Mr. and Mrs. James Ingels who have been living o n Sou th Second Avenue pla nned to move into the property of Rev. George Oller o n Broadw ay Street today. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Schaa f of D a yto n spent the past weekend wllh Mrs. R. C. Sansbury, Miss Sally Scha a f a nd with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Weise, Harrisonv ille. Around And About . Middleport A memoria l for del'eased mem­ bers was given by Mr.!i. Hysell who dosed her medilatiun with a prayer, after which Mrs. Russell · Moore sang "Whispering Hope." I By FRIDDII HOUDAlk!L 'f Mr. a nd Mrs. Clyde E. Bartlett "From Generation to Genera- .a nd ehildren o f Hebro n returned .. lion .a dramati zation persona liz- home Sunda �• afler spending the ing organu:at1011s, written by two weekend with his pa rents, Rev. mm1ster s wives, Kim Rose and ! and Mrs. Clyde J. Ba r tlett. They Agnes S1mester , was presented ' came especi a lly ror Mrs. B11rt­ undtt· U1e 1.l lrecl1on of Mts. 'I ump• lctt ' s birthday a nd to a ttend ser­ k111s. l';,,rt 11.·i1-1aung were Mrs. vices at the Church o f the Na• W e J.:sler ::tr., as tf\e world fieJd ; za rc ne of which Rev. Bartlett is Mrs. t.uge1,.: l:Srown. a Method ist ll astor. woman; M n,. \o .,_ nvranken , W SCS M r s. w . w. Ford of Columbus (Ci\nsll1Hd; M15s Gri.lce t..'.ampbeU who rec i! ntly underwen t surgery a Mel1J.oc11st m,111 ( M anly WyrnanJ; a t Meigs General Hospita l is l\1 ,- 5, !::.rnJt h, Ladies Aid, (Aidy r on \' alescing at the James So ud­ Laym;..nJ; ,\'Ifs. Pi.lrker, woman in- ers home with her sister, Mrs. Lercsled III mJsswn.s down through Lester Boice. the yeilrs, llirandm a ) ; Mrs. Glen Mr. and Mrs. C. E . Slater of .L.H ll, fon;1gn fields, (Aun\ J ack sonville, O., visited Tuesday 1-'ory); Mrs. Thomas, Hume 1"1ehh, and Wednesday with Mr. a nd (Aunt Homey /; Mrs. John Werry Mrs. William Slater and children. 111 1ss1um, (l.lorlly lloard i ; Miss Lu• J They were accompa nied to Mid­ ... - - - -- -- -­ cretia Genheimer, Wesky,r n Serv lec Guild, ( .",, unt G u1ldyJ: and Mrs. Warner, l'Lrdes, (A u nt Cir • 70 Attend Family l'ley.) Night At Church J\pproxim a tely 70 attended FamThe play, both in teresting and ily Night at the Baptist Church o n insp1ratJonal, yet g1v1ng much information un missions, was in the I Wednesday . Oct. 5. After a potluck dinner there form of a party held al Chris- · tine's home, in observance uf her was a speet: a l proira m by Mrs. Hugh Cairns. birthday. Twenty-one candles on a Those parlicip�tin g In a skit large blrthday cake were lighted were Mr by Chrfsline anti her relatives, as ''Fa mil)' Devoti ons" tliey told of the progress made in 1 Cairn s, Mrs. Ro bert Beegle, Ruth j Billy BCegle, Craig the 20 ye.irs of the org.ini:i:atio11, 1 Ann Petrel, with the middle eandle represent­ Cairn s and Carol Wilcoxen. A · dismg Christ. cussio n was held by div ided groups I on what was wrong and h ow to , Following the play, all present 1 improve. gave the purpose of the WSCS afler whil'h the group sang "Bless Bt> The Tie That Binds" to con• elude the program. I ! I Refreshments were served dur- 1 ing the social hour fro m a table with laee cover centered wilh a I birthday cake, with an 1 arrange- f ment of mums as a background. Miss Eh c rsha ch a nd Mrs. W. 0. Ba rnitz presided at the silver coffee and lea services. Hostesses for the evening were Miss Ebers­ baeh, Mrs. Dwight Parker, Mn. Webster Sr., a nd Miss Campbell with Mrs. Robert Morris Sr., as contributing hostess. Jimmy Clatworthy Hon or,ed On Ninth Birthday Saturday I J The nlnth birth4ay of Jimmy Clatworth y was celebr ated l ast Saturday when his mother, Mrs. Henry Clatworlhy, enterta ined with a party in his h o nor. G a mes were played during the afternoon with prizes being w on by Tereaa CHci, Davirl Buskirk a nd Twila Cl a tworthy, After Jimmy had opened his gi fts from his friends , refresh­ ments of ice cream and cup cakes with eaeh guest'e na me inseribe<I o n hie cake were served with soft drinks and candy. Otller l',leslS w�e Tanna Gard­ ner, Marta · Hubbard, Mike Bus­ kirk, Carl Dem(lsky, Joyce a nd Jan Long, David Boggess, Terry Hannigan, Ronni& H a nd, J ohn I leol!:ovitch. Naney H arri ,, Cathy B a lley, M arsha Stewart, and the h o nored guest 's brot her Sammy a nd sister, Sandra . Stnding girts but una ble to be present were Jo hn Ingels, Ra ndy Phillips, J oyce Davis and Michele Hackett. Mrs. Clatworfhy was as­ sisted by Mn. Lewis Lo ng and Mrs. Ja mes Clatwort hy Sr., w h o a lso a ttended the party. Hostess Gifts Are Presen ted Tuesday I I Prue Winnin11 Float, Announced At Ea,tf)rn I Mr. J. S. Davi,, e1:ecu t ive hea d \ of the Eastern Local School, announced today the winners of th e 1 prize winning fioall at J•st Fri- l day•a Homeooroint a:ame: The · theme of the Uoaf,I waa "A Song!' Firat ph1ce went to Tupper-a Plalm1 School Booaler Club for It'• ,ona the "National AnthPm." Sec­ ond pl11ce went to the Che1ter Club for "Shine On HarvHt Moon·•" 3rd Cheater PTA; "Ctui1ln1 Do� the River" and fourth, Sophomore J Clasa, "Now nr Never." wh ich de- I pleted. a tootball team . at ill beat The Freshman ClaSI w11 fUtb with "We Go Toge ther." Thi• float 11tttMed th e import.nee nf cooper­ ation hetwetn school and eommun­ ilY:, . Jud ges for the !!vent were Mra. Clyde Parish an d Mn. Doria Wald• en, o, t.,und Mn. BertluL 1 I -. .. Take Adva ntage Now Of The Spec iol Borg ains At . . , Elbe rfel ds I n Pom eroy Shop Every Department In The Store! Ba rgai ns i n Wom en's· and Gi rls' Slips, Pa�ties, Nigh t�ow ns C, l)o.j a"1as Women's f2.95 •Nylon .Trleot t2.49 Sllpa ' :': , . . . . , Sale Colors - blue, pink, while a nd black. $ 1.39 Women's U.15 Hall SUps . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sale ,. Nylo n·trico t. Pink, blue, sea s pray and w hile. 3 for $1.00 1 Women s Rayon Trleol Pantie, - Briefs Applique a n4 lace trimmed styles, wh ite and colors. Sizes small, mediul'n and large. Women's Katz Brand $2.95 Flannelette Night Gowns and FOR THIS SALE PJjJ1mas . . Z, for · • &?!'•• Your ¥, 91 the eo ti,1c n ,w _ fajl , )in• . 1lW� t her Hubl;i:ll'd or YotiUH1N · ·SlYI\ls. . Jliij a� ' . •�-�Q ii\ Mo:16 -40. Wo�,11•, a.,,'\. rrl<ol \l!f�!I:!'"'' . . (J f,f fy�J,�-00 Tailored slyl�: l3and !Ck colors. ftr il'ol!yw(lod �l s in �\ile and e Gk�• ·.:T�;bo��K���" 'CotL;' P,tirz� In while and col ors. Sizes 4 to 14 ye ars. f)_ I J.;; ·f�: •i.oo Girls' Nylon l Daer•n lColton Slips , . . . • • . . • . . $1.89 Pajamas $1.89 Sizes 4 to 14. Girls' Flannelette Hostess gifta were presented to Mrs. Ted W a rner wh en the Kin Club met T1.1ead11y evening at her h o me on 'f'1'01pect Hill. A short business session was held with Mrs, Warner prcsiding. j A ro und ro bin get-well urd W18 sent to Mrs. Carl Hyse ll. M rs. An­ I nice O hlinger and M:rs. Homer , Hawkina were named H the nomlnating co mmittee to report at t he 1 next meeting . Games were played during the soci al h our wilh prizes .aw arded to , Mrs. Richard E. Va.ugh.a n a nd Mrs . H1wJr:lns. The door prize was won 1 , by Mrs. Th eodore Lehew. 1\1rs. c. I J. Ebersbach reecived an Mnlver, Ht)' g ift from her secret pal. A dessert course w :1s served by 1 the hos tess to th ose na med ab ove and Mr. Willard Ebersbach, Mr. Edgar Pra tt. Mrs. Fra nk Powers, I Mrs. Harold Johns on a nd one guest Mis, Ju,jy Vau g h an. Fa vors we re coasters. The next meeting will be a mHked H alloween party at t he 1 home or Mrs. Fr11 nk Powers, Middleport, on October 3 1 . Mrs. Willi am Garber and Miss Ann Crow have gone t o Akron for a two wee ks visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Garber Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Diles, Mr,. Bertha Archer. Mrs. Grace H)Jiell and Miss Sylvia McM aster visited M o nd ay in BeYerly with Mrs. F. C. Kreger and her 11ister. Mr� Gena Sellers. Mrs. Kreger is the wife of a f�r mer pastor of the l oca l 1''irst Ba ptist Church. Thie m ont h she and Mrs. Sellers will be goin� to G r eenwich, Conn., to spend the winter a t the ho me of H. C. a.rton_ , 59 Stonehedge_ Sout h . D o na ld Mills, assistant m an ager at t he Va n,diu m Pl.ant spent yes, terday and toda y in Morgan town; where he Iii · 1 attendlna- special claases in the interest o f the � Ian Mrs. George Joh nson w ho h�l been i�l at ", home wit h flq I� som� improve Elme r Ha1klns has r�t_u rntd fro m a several days visit ln his d.aul!: hter, Clevel and with Mn. Viriinia F usco and husband. 2 Piece Style. sfze.s 4 lo 14. Sporle Socks • • ! pn. Sites 10½: to 13. Big selection of ,pattern, In. colors. Men's "Deboe" Stretch Socka Nylon and Silk. Qne siie fits all. 3 U,00 \hi; .. new �l fall e pain • for Boys' "Argyle" Socks . • . . . • . : • • • � pairs for I n sizes 8 t(I 1 0 ¼1 . Our re-gular 39e quality on nle. Boy,• Cushion-Fool Sneaker Socks Ou Sile 3 All wh ite. Si�es 7 ¼; to 1 1. pr . $1.00 $1.00 U,08 Boys' School Socks • . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . 89" • package In alzes 7 to 10¼� Put up 4 pair& in a package. Little Toi& Morpul Socks . • . • . . . . • . • 4 Sizes 4 to 6 ',t . Girls $1.00 H�bulk Orlon Sizes 8 to 9'11 ,nd O'ni to 1 1 pair for 98e Sports Socks . . 81e a pair iii run ranao of COion. . • lie Men'■ HI-Bulli Orlon and ' Wool Crew S4ella ' Grey, ,black, chtrcotl, 1old •nd geen. S1lea 10� , 'to 13. Mlues' Knee IIlglt pr. Soclls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 pr. Ill bulk oa;-loo •nd 11:rtteh nylon. On e 1lae flt., all: Oolon. arun, red, ,Old, black, camel �d white. Elbtrftld1 Art Open Every Wtek ,Day . 9 AM: to 5 P.t.(. Open Saturday Night Until 9 P;M; - . Elberfeld s In · 'Pomeroy ,. , .,. , 111l C 1· . ··' .. ' ' Fire Pre,enUon Week e STOP FIRES SAVE LIVES VOL XII NO. • ' ,: p : N�on-Kennedy Dispute Now Still Boiling With New Vigor Vice President Richard ill, lie: :::!�: :�:r•t.�:;��bo u:::::e fense of lhe Qucmoy and Ma tsu isl d :.ft:· lhe previous two deba tes .... t-1•e th ird wa, carr,'ed ., ail t hree' television and rour radio netWorks. Nixon spoke from Los An,i gele& and Kennedy frClm New York. The candida tes w ere questloned by a panel o f four newsmen in Los Ang eles-in 8 separate atudio from Nixon, Nixon said the l a test encounter wa& ••good and fast-mov,·n,· , , sood clash," Rilpublican National Ch airman Thruston B. Morton dec:lared that "Nixon aga in was t he .., merely clear winner." Kenneu said it W3. S " a n interesting evening" but Pierre Salinger, hie PXt!as: aecretrary, said the Democralic nominee and his sl a{! we re "hi&)lly pleased and feel t hat this WII his best performa nce of the three debates." Minutes aft er the program ended. the rival candidates tangled i n a dispute o ver whether Kennedy had followed the gro und rules . (or the debate. Nixon charged , thal Kennedy had ,iola ted an agreelTlent by uaing notes. Kennerlly denied he h ad used notes a nd aaid he h a.d referred onl)' to two documents, including II letter writIe n by Presid ent Eisenhower to be ,ure he was quo ting them • accurately, Nikita ,Flew I Home TOday, 1ctory Cl3lDIS . ; I c.ntrat alNI levtMrw Ohle: P•rffr cletHlr •ftllf CINIHnue.1 warm lelloy, h'th 7WI. WWIIV autt.rNI ....WWII or thund1nhlwer• _,...._ ,,,. from wott ten._.., i.w SS-0, -. -. ....... .... ... .. W.ffll wttfl ,an.r.; ......... ... thvnd,re."ww,,. lllraly. 14, 1960 LocaI Jj�w· Enforcemen t Officers Busy SINGLII COPY - k Nixon P?,�·:hur,d ay night', lh frd cha p - -- - -· -- -· ter of their scheduled four de- / K j Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlo,. friday, October Following TV Debate (UPI) - e nt1n e a1 y l'eather Derieted To TIN lnUr- OJ Ths M�__,,- Area 152 WASH INGTON • ! I Middleport Emergency Unit In Service Twic_e To Help Po_lice Mason Grade School PTA To , Spo ool Carnival · I . I I Loca I law enforcement officers were busy 1broughout the , Foglesong . Fancy work : Bel- , night. Thu rsday investigating a shooting at the Wonder Bar ��re, Velma Burris an_d lrma 1 1 h,eld on saturd1Y, October 1� ' �' Game Room 1 : Sally 3 mlles south ol Middleport on Roule 7 and probing a brea k'· · '· 1 lhe 1ebuol. Th e tim6 Is 2 p. an d Wanda Roush. G a me · g at the Headquarters Tavern in Middlepo mg and enterin rt I 8 p. m. There will be one . • -1 I I �ivfno ....... ••• P,-,- 2: Fra ncis -' At 8:45 last night the Sheri f f's RH'. E· J• H• IdemM · · � pr�e. a Zc:nith do�k rad io. • �Mn. Schaekel; Fi.ah Pond: I Departme nt was cal led l o investi - broken beer battle,:. which donations of 50e a re be . �� Baldwin and Rutb Ryan; ! He ndrix drew a gun and ihot gate a 1hooting at the Wonder Bar. NEW YORK UPI-Nikita S. asked, Oth er prizes boqht by '.S�� Room: Mr1. Denver Artis; riend while he was at the front Khrushchev f lew home to a royal Sheriff R o t bert c. F Ha tenbach, Dep , 3 i u el kitc h!Pi noveltie •· M ary Perry and I of_ thfl e1tabll sh ment, the sheriff uty we!eo_me .�n Mosc?w �� ay, pro/ Sheriff s Cha.rles Sayre and · :k, :1t !f �:by :!rg\ ed t u....., .---� .. a nd ba11 oons, Jimmie r cl a 1mmg great victory for th e Howard Frank. along with Middle- 1 said. biers and A Rival m agnetic wall' Friend 's condi tion has bee n port Chief of Police Her b:? rt Gilkey Soviet bl oc ln the. N. Gener.al I ca n opener. · Cami va l chairman i11 Janel .Sur.I t' •'-' and the ·Midd l cpor , E mergency- termed 18 not being eeno u11, bY Assembly where his ou tburst1, le_d . I The p followin · door rizes have PTA prc,idenl. The publ ,c 1, g only to defeat on every ma jor 18· Rescue L'nit were needed at the lhc She riff!! Departmen t . He was been donated by loc al merchants: 1 vlted. All proceeds will be used I taken to M eigs General Ho.spital scene. sue. . . . ,milk glau hobnail cookie jar by lu" the PTA for school ground UR- . Charles E. F_riend. 1 � , Pittsburgh. by th e Middleport Emergency unit. The Soviet premier new mt o_ a . Pickens H.lrdware ; Weat Bend el ee• provements. Thi& morning , Frienu f ilf'd ch ,,P.a was shot in the rI ght h ip - WI· th starry sky aboa rd .• .giant Soviet SR SKAGGS• USN trlc corn l)Opper by r Mason Fu ni• . -· ge1 against Hendrix, sta ting Lhat a .38 rev olver by bartender William TU 1 14 turboprop airliner Th ursEvangel tstic se!vices wiU be.gin ture Co.; an d I permanent by Bil 1 • "Pete " Hendrix, during the dis- Hendrix maliciously lhot with inday �ight _o o?,•stop for � osco.w at the Eugene Sk H. ggs, a o P meroy, Enterprise Evangelical f lie Jean'a Bea uty Shop. Th e fol· i tent to kill. Hendrix pied nol guilpledging his ardent belief 1� Uni ted B r thren hureh foster Ron of Mrs. Bessie Pullins turba nce. October low{ng merchanta h ave d on ated � 9 , • Auording t? �ro secuting . AHO�· ty to the ch arge in County Court peace o n earth " after tel �ing the 1 � and _ w i ll contmu e n!g h tly at has enlisted in the U. S . Navy and five pounds of h ambureer to be i Gener al Assembly Russi a h ad 7 . 30 unti l October 30_ Th ia has completed six weeks of train ney James O Brien, who mvest1 - and was placed on $2000 bond. The chuN!b used for the carnival B&B Market rockets ready for war . lng. He will begin a J4 day leafe g a ted :.t the scene, evidence indi • ca se will be continued October 24 Is localed one ha lf mile north of Bar ain Center Market, Bachner'; g I caled t� a t Friend. alo_ ng with ;1 in Count)' Court. "We gave h el l to the Ameri• Pomeroy on the Athen / Oct ober �s R(lad. Market and Frona 's Place. Valley Charlea have been riled against i cans a nd lhe British" �e &aid at Skaggs ''The Return of th e Showboat" • 1s stud)·ing dam age con- compamon, Can-oil White, 20, PortRev. E. J. Haldem an of Foa-- 8!11 Dairy bas donated chocolate l, tjiis year', minstre l, which will trol with the Navy. His addre88 is land, _entered thE bar a nd crea ted White and Friend for disturbing a_n lraqu U. �- �elegtllo_n recepthe peace while intoxicated and li on before w1nd1ng up his 25-day tori a , 0., will be the ev anaellst. milk and or�1,1ge d�nlr.. iven in t he Ru tland High Eugene H. Skaggs, SR 547-47 - 70, the disturbance. All drawmga will be held at 8 tJ t: I malicio 111 destruction of property. When asked to by leave o Hendrix, C visit to New York al\d the U. N. He served several yean a11 a pa,. B mpany 375, 21 atalion on Friday School Auditorium 2nd Hen'd.r hr. and White were Liken ' Re_gi n_ient, USNTC, Great 'Lakes, I a fight started. • Hendrix �aa "summit session" at wh ic h he tor in the Sandusky Conference, p. m. �ve�ber 1 1 at 8 p. m . t�reatened _by ���_:� ths with into custody and placed in eounty never met once with any Ameri- ,b e haa also oerved several yeu, V�getable ,oup, (bring own con,!iii be gi,en by the Rutland lllino,s. . jail by Sh�riff Hartenbach . Friend 18 an evangelist for the EUB de- tamers II can offici al. to lake home), h amburg. :. h �chool Chorus, directed b)' will rare charges after released nominatio n. At one time he WU ers, h otdo,:s, milk, orange drink, f,• C. 0. Chapman. Mrs. Ellza1 w• V He sa id the Soviets had ac hiev- th e p astor or t he Firat EUB from t he hospital. .Ann Webster will be t he a'.t!· ed a "gre.al victory" in winning C�urch in Findlay, 0, During the coffee, coke , pie and cake, wlll' i Fifteen patrons at the bar were be on sale, ft.II'••w '•t. The Kenn,• Music Co., ,pro- pas ' few yea r, h e has mad aasembly deba te of their quea IORC11 1aIU Oi••t ... by SheriU e three Kitc hen workers are Evelyn Ha• • )jhbtJngton is furnish ing an poaal £or "immediate" il\depend- triPs to the Holy lands. On OctoHartenbach and Prosecutor Q'. . l for the performance. w· ence for colonial areas-an issue her 22 and 29 he Wm show 1om e ey, ch,irman; Maxlne Aldrich, ,;rt,ri BMen. , ' -l-1,a lon , Be Jo anne Green, M ,·n• Hlldson, ssie un w · 1 1 be 7•• =•eats the West supported h im on. BREAKING AND ,-a " 1 • ING coiored 8l"d 1 es 0I many places be nie Rizor, 1 Governor Cecil H. Un derwood wl be reserved. First come, first J(lyCe Caraon, Joan Har- � • · . He was defeated on bis bid for , has visited In the W red . ewart, 33, Oq the Quemo)' . Matsu issue St M!ddleF Holy lands. y:... toured four C'ounl ie, ;n West bour, Mr,. Shrimplin, Hazel Smith, . , ·ed. The m,· n,trel "eke•· u .... ... I .. port• was arrested by M"ddl 1 epo,-• • Kennedy again clte d authorities i n' disarmament deb ate, a seat for ginia by helicopter Wed1:1.e&d ay, Rev. Francis H: ' Glazie r, pas- Myrtle Maynard, Gold1 e Carr, Kath• bif J'urcha1ed f rom any ch orus Police Chief Herbert Gilkey on a or formerly in the El8enhower ad- Red C h in a , his a ttempt to oust j stopping lo spealt t o l a rge ry h W crowds LaMrs. ittaker, Ru89ell, n i all �ber, and re�ervat o ns C!'h arge of breakin1 and entering minlltntlon to aupport his a rgu. Secret ary Gener al Dag Hammar- tor of the ch u rch , will be Jn Vera Yeager, Vivian Fry and . M ary t niult CAPE CANAVER!J.L. Fla. UPI- at fifteen d ifferent places. be taken care of in Mr. . tvlce eaCh Headquarters Tavern with in a half lllent that the Ch inese Nationalist- skj old and his dema nd t h at th e ch arg_e of th. e so� se T.hree bl ack mice today are on a Counties toured by the G o vernor n.l.•ta,' oft,·,e. -14 ill· be special Jolmson. hour Hsembly deba te American " ag- evethng. There after ,·t was repo,,e - d en te:red held ialands were indefensible. · Baked goods: Lila Zerkle and chorus ,, ,ompoa·• f"·' · d_IIIY return trip o ver a 5.000 in co nnect. ion with_ his ca ndid acy at 2 :30 th 18 · gresslon" over th e U2 and RB47 m mu·c on th e program b"monung. · He cbarg·• · # vari'ouo I ----- -�----o:u N,·xon wi th trymg mile_ tO d islance they traYeled f o r Thursa seat m the Umted States Sen• of ' ., · ftve members. Dea n . l g t e I plane incidenti. d d e e e inc oln, Cabell, Putnam . o w he e�btt.■h�:!,� * # \ � ,t�-�• i �: :������iy ," "A --" and •,�d � ;,. n� t.:: LJ. f�!�t� ��ri�u�� , ;r ,.,, ""' tin:: ouw. . The s h ip t hat brough t h im here Bible . then we Jnvited you tO at• � ., with the Ol'iln.ese N ationalists and rr,J and Oed · bifOft <llld GDteyIn Mason county the uovertloi- &lot, . . : · ·• · A· matinee will be given for "Moe"-.were hurled t he 5.000 ailing l a ter to- le�� the ,servic�s each night. 4 · was Baltlka the s a Ved on th\ scene. The crime uid there wall no unconditional 'Ille Nort hwestern Local School, mil es down the Atl a ntic missile made stops at :-ft. Olive sc hool, was report"' Including au- warm welcome awaits you at this ..e to defend the olf,hore ,·,. day with souvenirs, Y t he night radio P1....a range .,... ab o,.ir� an Atlas intercontin- 1 Leon, Henderson and New Haven. sets, ch urch . on Thu rsday, N ov. 10. operator a t the B&B Cab Co. landt lrom ati.ack by C(lmmunists tomobile tires, portable TV en tal balltsllc missilt', whose nose 1 Archie Henry, mayor ----of Henderan air condi tioner, anti-freeze Ji. ,______ GIVES CHASE on th.e Chin• mainland. eone l a nded in the South Atlanlic son. who arrange{I t he Henderson for a uto radlaton a nd heavy quid After seei nj Stewart on th• Th e vice! presiden t replied t ha \ ar Ascensio n Island, o ff the west ne rally h complete with nd ot d ogs a Soldi er Of Fortune crates with undiscl�ed contents. , ftennedy's program would coast of Africa . le ad cider, introduced Gov. Underwood , street, Chief G'illr.ty attempted t (JR his arrival in a r.ainslorm As stop him for questiening . Stewart aot to peice but to war beca use The o se c o ne soa r ed n Now Unmarked Grave m ore than who spoke on his rea1K1rui fo r wantdingy New York dock Sept. led over the river bank near [.in, lrcy conceflion h> the Communists on a Edison Hob1tet ter, ch.airm a n of HAVANA UPI - The bullet- 650 miles ab ove emh at a speed ' ing, a Senate seat snd hi&hlighting f t here were 00 Amer ican of- 18, coin Street. .Members of tbe Mid, would lead on]y to new dem an ds. ·th e local Girl· Scout rulld driv e riddled bod,y of Anth ony za-rba o r 17,000 miles an Jtour. The mice th'e great American freedom,_ ents dlei,rt Emer,:eney Reacuc Unit . · He did appea r to put himself fioials oth er tha n security ag r f allwe rt o f 0 p toda that th e dl" i Ve ill e l a y said id ,e�perimept 1 a tod ay in a n unmarked grave Following the Henderson a:ally, y h im off. ta m•"' clorly i� _ 11n • wi � the Ei• to see kffl ln,_ ahOrt or I ts ,s e.t goal. near Santi ago and only eig ht per- test lhe effects of deadly space lhe 'GoVernor and party tra veled Were ca]I� to _give assis�� l;OR K UPI-Soviet ct. hac efully . . Para Plc ....,u.nL NEW 1 1 oca 1 0� r teen m . e m . th ,e nhower ad mm1t1 ra 110n s policy, radi at lon o n • .. living ,t'•••·e. W'ork en will bt out th is week, · sons a..u '--ew fir,l band how • t he . by mo\or. cara, an to New Haven m- mler Nikita S. Khrushchev's prlA crow d of UKJ Rus,uans, • we �- bac h and _ vie whle h � u lhe 1- s\ands elu _,.a • . be said, and that he urged com- American soldier-o f-fortun e fated , The cone Was retrieved about ·for a Public address in the N ew H•· Sheriff R0 bert Hln,i;-n me a nd children, near, g' wo n dln v a te liner Baltika Pomeroy &alls bact. Policema n George il.ickl only H an ··art of ba ttle i£ an l the ven Theatre at 7.30 p. m .. plelion of the drive by all work• the guns of tl)e Cuban firine sq uad. : 3 ½ ho urs a ter l anding in yugs and home., to�.ay with 8 lacltluSler paeal ere he scene. t at so w atuck on them■ sho uld be a pre- l mobbed him with h :1f &1 a en oc 1t r n fin but ln seve a Before urs that l o was or h a of e total der al , leavinii Mi ami on his Pre dent Celebr es 3 30 P l kisses and th ruat three big bou• an empty bunk the drive could be reached aa ill . St.wut Cr,iptund Jude to an assault on Formosa . rat@d adv1:ntur_e, the 2?-year- before medic a l 11cienti sts pulled -----�-Intern ational on him at quets !�!•c��:. · , ' Stewart . wu captured by Chief The dispute abou t fina ncing old Zarb a left a Jetter in which back the la•,t of th e heavy shield• earl!Y as pos,-;ible · ' · ' ' j ilkey, a d farm program• d eveloped from a Airport, wh 1le 100 an tI·Comr�:- . Khrushchev a nd t�e f ive . s ate!ii 1� !t G i n ls s D all the money With nd l h e a nim a sque a ling go he a l Pom is $700 e roy but he expres ed confidence that T p eace u >' par aded pickets hte iet leade ra who jomed him on e exception tb or se ve n dollars was question to Kennedy about the at tbla time b way , hort of t h e "G o d wo uld glve me t he neces- heartily I nea r th e main airport buildin g. the voyage to N e W yor k eh ose tO I (IUn f d · hl Wtt n 50 teet of where cost OI the Democra tic pl atform, "All three are alive and in good goal. Mr. Hobstetter 11aid that sary streng th and courage to die Soviet 'Foreign Minister Andrei · r t urn home by other transport • · 11 I Stewart was hiding. Would Cut Program 3,n al an• onditi on," sa id c offici h h onor a nd pride wit a ny workers have not reported m & is h is t if � k In County Oourt t.his morning Kennedy said the Nixon fa rm Gromy�od Ukrain:n ,1eaa e: N� t iion . . An Estonian o iler, Vlklor !19 yet a nd he urged tha t all do necessary in fron t of a Red' Jir- nouncement �at spelled an other "' russ1an e . aa ntmetsa, one : of the Ba llik a's I St ewart entered a plea liJ of not plan would coat $1.5 to $2 billion l a i V. o g orny, ye o 0 U. S. sp a ce trmmp h t he longes t possib soon as le. as . 8 ' ing squad." urov -and 191 ••e ..... w mem'-rs chose, not to · -----------------more 'ha n the present program ega ti o n ch ief Kiri I M u -------- nii:ht ever recorded in American Charles R. Ord of the Mason gu I·11Y tO the chargea and WH H aven was bound over to lbe grand jury on and that his would cost $1 billi on Hunga ry's party lea der J a nos Ka · return at all. He defected lo the rocket experimenu ·· with animals. County Da nit in New • dar �ccompani-' Khrushl}te... west Monday. Jeu. one o f 160 bankers recently com- $1500 bond. J Alth _ •.ug h the pl_ace cs rds at t h• 1 ey expre,,_,.. Cb"le I c·1k ···• thanks ... pleting an intensive course of Nixon sa id Kennedy's farm pro- abo ard the three-atory h igh airr passenge orld's lar,e:est liner, w captain s ta ble Will be less glit&ram would result iD a 2� per study a t the West Virginia School today to Middleport N ight Patrol6 terin g as the B altik� steam11 east cent increaae in food prices which pi ano. of Banking at the 4-H Camp at ID.G.n I. R. Neal, the Middleport w ard, the small, while-h ulled Unsqu admen, sheriff's department would be part of the cost of th e Jackson's Mill, Va . Khrush chev appeared to enjoy er at a nd Pomeroy Patrolman lea1t has some edra cargo George was school attending the Also pro,ram. h is last moment! on America n In her h Pl'M'SBURGH (UPI) - The horns blew at midnight in Hicks foe their help in capturinC old . Lewis f the Citizen's o H. mes a J plane e h t Kennedy rejected thl1 estim ate soil, wa lking around Tw� bu1lo ads of heavy goods .Pittsburgh - and blew, and blew and blew. Nati o n.al Bank in Point Ple asant. Stewart. and ufd . a gi ven percentage in- and a mbling In all direetlons to Wer -------A zany cro wd which police Incidents. e loaded onto the vessel by The sch o ol is sp o nsored join tly �'"-' iii' lhe price of a farm the chag rin or American and So• her crewm en T.hursay. Among called lhe greatest assembled The wildest relebration in this b y West Virginia Up,iversit)' a nd IA.tmumba Supporten prochlC!t y,ould not mean an equal • viet security officlala. th e souvenirs the Communists here since V•J Day jammed the I baseball-crazy town 1s history even the West Virginia B:mkers A.ssocial)' b(&h · percentalle increase in re- � W hen t he plane cleared the are s ending hom e by sea are 1ev- tSteel City until th e wee hours of saw the mayor almost l and in ' The Pomeroy Sceond wa rd Fire tion. This was the f ourteent h an- Stage Protest .March taU food �cei,. runway, a New York poliee ofrl• e al t he rnornin1 and celebrated the LEUPOLDVJLLE. ortable tel@vial on s ets, a jail. p i" The Congo Department and Pomeroy emer. nua l sch ool OD btbel' bud get i tems, Kenne- clal signa led the end of the city'• Two of Pittsburgh 's ttnest put gency squad each ansv.·cred ca lls . small air conditioner and three Pltlsbur1h Pirates' £Int world e o u rse of s t udy UPI-Congolese police uaed their Featured in the dy 11� he would hope to lower greatest aecurlty crisis wit h th e new Am erican cars, a Cadillac, an .champions hip in 35 years. th e arm on Mayor Joseph M . yesterday. th is year was the subject of in- rifle bull.I, clubs and boot.a' today Jnterat rate costs by $l billion a words, "Well, men, you"re (IUt of Oldsmoblle and a Comet. . Firemen were ca lled to the c. vestments. Other areas co vered to smash a protest mareb on Unit The demonalration s were set Ban as he despefately made bl1 year, lhcrease federll revenue al- w or k." The Coast Gua rd, however, or- off at 3;36 p. m. Thur.11day when WBJ' to the Bue clubhouse arter L. Arnol d rarm, on Rt. 33, near were public relati ons, income tu:, ed Nation s headquarten by 300 mo■t tl billion by closin g tax. Khrushchev, hatleSII and wear. dered out "substantially the ,Pirate second baseman Bill Maz. the game. "Where do YOU think Pomf'roy al 3 : 30 Thursday. J A b U&iness o utlook, and bank opera- supporttrs of owted Premier Paloopholta, He alao atuck to his Ing· a gray buslqeu suit, looked sa me" eitcort that surrounded the eroski leaned on 11 pitch by New you're going ? " th ey barked. trice Lumumba. traclor had ca ught lire in the tions. plan tcf lintnee mfiJical care for , chipper and 81 bouncy 15 ev er de- Soviet shi "To the clutihO\lle to - congratu- corn field a t th e fa rm. as it s_ailed into New York Yankee rlghthander R,lph About a dozen demonstra ton p on o f the Ba nk Robins J. James the aa:ed ¥nder the Socia l Secur. spite the rigors o f hls 2S•day York harbor last month , Thia in- Terry and .1e nt it soaring over l a te my boya," Barr lhot· · baek. h urt. were Othen were hands a w Va., W. t Ripley, in The blaze was extinguished by o Ripley Jty ,prqram , and Hid the admin- grind, diplomatic and aocial. eluded a small fleet of Coast the lert•centerfield wall for t he "After •11, rm the ma)'or of .the f iremen. cuffed lo army jeeps, j cha irma n of this year's school. ,, , Ja:lratlon program favored by Thinks for Hospltaltty Guard launche• plus a helicopter g-1me-v,tilm ing run. -------city." The rec1:faced gendarmes The dernonstr.atora waved ban1 a emergen w a lls squad T c h e c y He thanked the people of New b ' -HUI.on would lak e $1 hlllion a year ners ruding "long live the Unitm(lre. notbin1 said guard. Wi th in aeconds, office workers ed to give assisla nee to Jesse P esidenl Ca3s For lrom the Trusury. Yor k a nd the police for their Jaanlmeta, 9, planned to stay In �e downtown skyscraper ofBefore the su_n went down, t �e Still wagner, Thoma s Fork at 5 : 20 ,' •r ed Natiitns." "bich iii LUmumba's Nixon uid the medica l care eourtesy and hospitali ty, overlook . He was granted asylum fice buil di r111 gave street clea n• t(!_wn wa e J umping. 1:1H>usands of p. m. She was taken t o Meigs Little League Meet current line, an d "reopen parli aplan would have to be pa id for ing ''the vicious people, the ao- , forever Wednesd ay and hope, 1o become ers the bi1&e1t headache they'Ye cars, m any loaded with up to 20 General Hospital ment and Lumumb ll w ill win." m o f MiddleLee Smith, presiden t edical for from taxea Cl( other levies. He called pieketen, hired Jndlvid• a U . S. citizen T he police stopped the march penons sitting on 'roofs, hoods treatmen t. . _ ounced toann League. h ad in years. Tons o! confe t ti bittle port " 11180 contended th at Kennedy's u als . . th ese dre gs o1 soelety and town. routed the demonstraton fenders, r into nd a umbled r fo meeting day a Little League and aHorted type.11 of paper spew _______ PJ'9110llal for lower interest rates T hey do n ot "represen� the Amer only 100 yards sh ort of the U . N. Fifth Avenue, the city's main :30 7 at evening Wednesday open nex.l elful the h from by bua ed MEMBERS WANTED :;, · would lead t(I h1'fla tlon and high er ican peOple'• he s a id In his brief MEIGS G!NERAL HOSPITAL headqual'ters a t the Hotel Roy.al. th orou g hfare, was close d lo a ll The Red Devils Bo oster' Club p, m. at City Han. � , prlee1. airport at.atement. Admbslpns: EdWard Friend windOWs. The 1treets below were tra ffic. offif o n o electi be will There conduct a house to h ouse ' ankle deep in debris. 1 will Jn his farewell appearance Pittsburgh. Pa. The erowd tr undled through the membership drive Tuesd ay, Oct _ cers s. nd a decisio n on whether B AND BOOn ERS TO MEET Police a t one time rea red a NAMES OMITTED Thursday beforfl the go.nation Discharges: None. The Northwestern Local Band city's newes t and most f a s h i o ncomplete breokd(IWn of la w and 18th beginning at tl : 30 p . m. in or no t to j o in the National Little ________ lira, Edgar Prat t was am ong world parli ament, Khr ui hchev Booster-1 will meet Monday, Oct. a ble ho te l-the Conrad Hilt o n. A o Associati o n. (IJ' c Le a gue der. Safet)' -Director Loul1 Ros• Rutl and ac rding to the new ; thoae attendln& the l(jn Club again sa id he would drop t he 02 STOC KS GAUf 17 th at the Rutland Hig h School makeshift bran band led a group _club presiden t. Robert Snowden. off icers, tea m managers e . All ed t unprec�den an in nberg, NEW YORK UPI-Stocks car.�«Ill this W�k along with Mrs. plane issue If the United States girls sing ing "Bea t , A:11 sports fans are as ked to join and all others interested in the gym at 7: 30 p. m. All band par�h-• gain in a m•• move., a ppealed over radio. and of teen,aged nut I lu" •Willard. Ehetabaieh , whose nam e 'would exprus ita ''regretl". The ved r ents are urged to attend. . Bucs." •� I procra m arc ,,,ged t o attend. te e,ns on o-r I b 1u ur �n re11 ent s d I b and lend a heip,· ng han.d. United States rejected th l1. . ,, ,_wu aleo omitted. 1 derately active opening today. he happiest' person1 in t of One crt,, the 1tay of r to fo , out nd a -. - · ··- · "-• r I a the crowds downtown to dlspene !: 'j oi!r u; �o:: �\:t���:t!� ' . 1 anu.n " • v· u. I Ev n JStic a ge1. Se. ...,;..es Start Nexf Tuesciay The Muon Grade School eponlOfinc a 1ebool carnival _, ;.,��I 2 .w�-- tee, I ·• I I Ruf/and H gh TO On N,ovember 1 1 TflUDlp . h tn�::..��:-�t G. ir} Scout. fund, 8p. ,ti'ka:Sa,'/s For Home Tod . ay With Pas�nger Missin . . � Dr1've Short Of Goal Of $700 .. llh 3 I I , ,· -· v· I .!Dltrio. !1:':!°m��� ' I �°fh! = a. Govemor ISits New Haven Black M1ee Today I i ~ J! • :�C:tf���i!;:;� · I us CliJlDlS . space t:4�� · I Present M nstrel ti',~.,. • I I I I p•Jttsburgh umping After -----Emergeney And F.1rst ser1es v·Jctory In years a Mason County M an Comp'etes Study C urse In Ban k,'ng w. Fire Dep rtment AnsWefed CallS Bargains In Hosiery! Men's "Hanes" Red Llb,I Ohio �l:lte Ard1. & l l [hf Snt I "th le 1 1 1,:b Sin, t:'olnmbus , Ohl • ; I ~ I I " te Rem � President Celebrates His 70th Birthday Today I ::!:fi: •li::��:dee;:':;.J�: ��·:n d��n!,:h:sc:-:::�;:m c;>:� Castro TO COofIsca I bail] park by police, but w.aa al• If 'W • ASHINGTON UPI - Preli- lly funrest a't bis · farm home in made of that occasion and be ap. lowed to retain possession of the parenUy WH not looking tor pub- I Wreck JnveatJ•ated deqt Eaaenhower cel@brated biJ 1 Gettys burg, l'I. Worl d Seriea 1ou·veni r. r As hu been h i.I daily p actice lie . p · acclaim on :M btrtllday today, the fint u. S. today's mileatone ' 8y J omeroy p"O)ice All available .police were on f'.l"lldent to re1ch thal age in of- I 1lnce hia recbvery from • 195{1, either. flet/. ·' He attained it undlsinayed . he.art attiek, he planned to rl1e l(owever, hi• frieinds · and fam- 1l'he _ Pomeroy PoUce Depart- duty. They were harried. But it early, eat 1p1ringly, reat now and ily ellw It dl Uerently He was ;et- 1 ment investla:ated a two-car accl- was almo9t old h at to them. On lri apparent good health. 1 !A.etuall.y, he ja &lad that �e ia again, and qllit work before i,e. on Sept. 25 tbey were out en maese Ul 1 greeti�s from I dent at 1 p, m. )'esterday ting bir day ror a crowd of up to S00,000 who Weat Main Stretlt. fatigued. comin • �d , u he 1.. J:lsenhower was g group of prominent Republiean a l A fiat tire cm • car. opera ted cheered tbe Bucs after their able bl Jot� fueatly. Otherwise had and , on the Wblte Ho\lle lawn The Pret.i dent ' i lready Cllllklerin1 the year be w11 bom, l eclipaed tbe previous record for from oltizent of the Dl.sU"lct Of by Samuel Jtu•aell, 28, Pomeroy clinching . of the National Leag ue wa1 blamed for an _ a�cid ent with p ennant. k 1nndd already be In his grave, ■le �n the White ; Houff. H e Columbia. But lhere was little amiling to. Han")' ltl'lueter, M1nenville. pu&ed that man: an Oct. 3, out1 ..uid.. "He'■ Jn creat 1hape, " ao y among the clty'a sanitation a d s a w car a D RuuelJ e tJa ot ,ma1e h Eisen Mrs: ower 11nd e h • r.ter, er h An1nol old 1oldJer, "-� UM re�d tod•Y· "He' feeling dl1lapcln g . Theirs waa the seemingly crewa. whf:r Getty1bur1 to e , termed g medium and to Kraue101n1, wel'f, yeara, 89 wu who Jackaon,. drew ;:; Jae.!l.u . , ., __ 1 , lriii,6uifil! tuk of cleaninl u p 1:lauliiower marked th e- occa- 11 m(lnths and · 19 day1 old when their 10n, Joh n, and bis wife and ter's eat '8()0, , 1 ' full aehedule of offl· he- Jert the White Mou1e in 1897. I th., t�� grandch iJdren wer'I! wall- t There were no lnJuriea or ar• broken beer . bottles, CID&, and · lij,n m , .,,0111_!1:tainll of paper, reals. EiNnhower didn't wmt muclj in& Jo ·help, �brate. • · u.nt ,.._ for fam. 1 • C!� 'ti•, , •• · '- r-t!\l!lf l\\-r • Ji ,,-, , , u ••• , ,.•t• H ,11f , ,1 -;f'{;Jp \:t ,1{• tJ•l • I• 'f� ' , i"1 1"S., iffl f..l� ll'l •I � ' 1' -.t . I I I HAVANA UPI-Prem ier Fidel Castro•� l'f!Volutionary regime has decided to confiscate a ll remaining Americafl properli�I in CUba, informed 1ources reported today. The sources sa id the cabinet a pproved the neceuary decrees et a 1even h our session Thunday but th at they probably w ould not be m'ade public unUl later today or Saturday. specula t ion the Tbete was lengthy cabinet aesai(ln a ls(I a uthorlud the start of l egal steps to take the Guantanamo naval base away from the Uni ted States Castro told the :U�dted N ations I r g us Propert1" es General Assembly the go vern- ! Th ursday. _The Castro regime came bock ment was considering th is a nd it is known he has had lawyers -_wi th ebargea o1 U . S. implication !n an inyatlon f>f Oriente PrOV• working on il for months. Thursday night Castro', govern, 1nee earl�er thla month and an mer;it brushed o ff a person al apol- alleged a1t drop of weapons and ogy from U. S. A�bass.ad�r Philip oth er 1u ppliea to autt-C.,tro gu.e rBonsal over a Miami incident by • rlllaa in the qntnl Cuban Elle11elling new charges of "aggres- <'a mhny Mount.alns, sion" ag a inst Cuba by the United A CUban firing 1quad ThutS· States. Bonsal called on under sere- day executed AJ:ilbony Zarba, of Uiry Hector R odriguez to express Boaton, MaN., and seven Cubans Orlente "In• regref at the beating (If the Cu· captured after , ban consul in Mi ami, Leon Bhmco vasion": Ao IP.J)ea.)' by Bonul (or and t he wrecking of his office by .clemency or I .at.ay of execution a gang of anti-Castro Cubans ..,.. Ignored. I I the � 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 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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