https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/548c4edee848ff44f0c55347fe7c132b.pdf 5c1d1cd73db42732f61942b162cc43e3 PDF Text Text 12- The ......••!!!!•••••••••••; t:~lil)· Sl.!nlincl, Pnml!a'Uy·MiddlLoport, (1., ·nmr!iday, nct*i·~r~':'·:•::s;::69~~':'--. .-~~---•••':'•••••••~~-----~~~---~-"'!~'!!"il!l• Fri ay-Saturday Sale••• Eberfe s In Pomeroy New Officers for Open Both Days Until 9:00 In The Evening Club Installed IWTL-\NU- Installation ser- be sen·ed. vlres ror new officers Cor year 1969-10 oC the Uutland Garden l'lub were conci•rted Monday e\'enl~ in a re~lar meeting at tht home or Mrs. George White, Mrs. Paul \\'inn installed the rollowinJ! ol'firers. using an imprt'sShl" candlelight ceremony (also pa·esenting flowers to each. symbolic of the offlce which they hold), president, Mrs. noy Snowden; vice -president, Mrs. Harry Williamson; secretary, Mrs. Harvey Erie. wtne, and treasurer, Mrs. James Nicholson. The president presented Ml'S. Wbm with a corsage for her services. The following committees were appointed Cor the year. Program, Mrs. Harry WllUamsoo, Mrs. C. 0. Chapman, Mrs. Clarence Murray and Mrs. Roy &lowden; llJblicH;y book, Mra. Robert Canaday; tele. Jitme, Mrs . Russell Little; p.~b­ lidt;y and librarian, Mrs. Harvey Erlewine; civic, Mrs. V. E. Nel1011 and Mrs. George White; flowers and cards, Mrs. C. 0. Chapman; tra"Veling prize and penalties, Mrs. Clarence Murray; horticulture, ,.;·s. Chris Diehl and ways ana means, Mrs. Clarence Murray, Mrs. James Nicholson and Mrs. Charles Foley. The club has 26 active members and three honorary mem bers. Two members, Mrs. Roy &lowden, president, and Mrs. Harvey Erlewine, secretary, wUJ attend the regional meet- Ins at Lake Hope Saturday, Nov. I. Landscaping of the lawn at tbe Leading Creek Conservancy District office was taken on as a new civic project Plans arc to plt.11t three dozen tuUps now and arrange shrubbery plantIngs at a later time. Among tbe other acdvities planned by the group were therapy programs at both tbe Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center and the Gallipolis state Hospital. 11 members wtll go to the Athens Hospital where Mrs. James Titus, Mrs. Robert Canaday, and Mrs. Cush JoltnltDn will instruct the pa. Uents of the therapy club in ma.Jdng flower arrangements. Mn. Paul Winn is chairman for the program which will feature maldngarrangementsfrom dried materials. Each patient Q1 No-v. On Nov. 18, a program wm be held at the Gallipolis Hospital . There Mrs. Titus will give instruction on making corsages. The club will provide 18 ta. ble arrangements Cor Ute annual Christmas party to be held at the Athens Hospital on Dec, 9 and also voted to give a gtn of money. Arrangements were made for Mrs. Jonah Cotterill to provide the column for 11 Green Thumb Notes" on Nov, 17, and tor Mrs. Robert Canaday and Mrs. Erlewine to speak on the WMPO gardening program on Nov. 3. Topic at that time wlll be care ot Christmas gi£t plants, holly and Christmas cactus. Chairmen appointed were Mrs. Wlnn, therapy; Mrs. Nicholson, finanee chairman, with Mrs. Clarence Murray and Mrs. Charles Foley , assistants; and Mrs . Chris Diehl, horticulture chairman. Plans were made to go to the Columbus aoo Southern Ohio Electric Co. on Nov. 6 at 7:30 p.m. ror a program on Christmas decorations. A home nower show was plamcd lor Ute November meeting at the home of Mrs. C. 0. Chapman. Mrs. John Reese, Region 11 director, will be Ule guest speaker and Mrs. Titus will jJdge the arrangements. A report was given on the tea honoring Mrs . Reese at the home of Mrs. Fred Blaetlnar, county contact chairman. Mrs. &lowden and Mrs. Nicholson represented the club. Mrs. Chris Diehl presided at the meeting with Mrs. Wllltegiv. lng devotions using scripture from Romans 12, a reading "Flowers Leave Their Fragrance'" and a prayer from the Upper Room. The creed and collect were given in ~mlson and the 17 members attending responded to roll call by telling what garden club membership meant to them. The tJower report was given by Mrs. Murray. Mrs. Wfnn thanked the club for £lowers and cards sent her during her recent hospitalization. The program was presented by Mrs. WUHamson who read a '• Collect Cor Gardeners". Mrs. Canaday The Garden Go-round" . Mrs. Snow. den exhibited ~den magazines. Refreshments were served by Mrs. White and Mrs. C. i. wUI he preoented a gift aoo re- E. Bishop. lreahments of pumpkin pie will GIRLS COATS AND GIRlS CAR COATS MASON - Crusade ror Christ will speak. The second series \' Special praetlce session ror choir members will begin at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 30, at Albright United Methodist Church. On Saturday morning, Nov. 1 at 7 a.m. breakfast will be served to men oi both churches at C h r i s t United Methodist Church. The Rev. Jack Higgins 19.50 ----------SALE 16.00 16.50 - - - - - - · - - - -SALE 14.00 14.95 ........- -..--..--SALE 12.00 13.95 - - - - - -..........- .. SALE 11.00 12.95 -------............ -SALE 10.00 10.95 ------------...... SALE 8.00 8.9L..----·-....---·--SALE 6.50 ot weekend meetlnils will be held on the following weekend starting on GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS CAR CAR CAR CAR CAR CAR COAT COAT COAT COAT COAT COAT 8.95 ------.................. SALE 7, 95 ...... _._ .. _.. _ _ SALE 6.95 - -........ __ .. __ .... SALE 5.95 ----·-............ SALE 4.95 .......... _ _ _ _... $ALE 3.95 ......--·----..---SALE 6.50 5.50 5.00 4.50 3.50 3.00 BLUE DENIM JEANS Just received another shlpmert Ot these ~qtular jeans for men aoo YDUIIIl men. St_yled ~ and lean. Rutr&ed aU eotton . pro-ahrunk denim. Sizes 28 to 38 waist. stock • now. Also ooiq>Jete-oelectl1111 ol men's !uiler cUt Levtblue denim Jeano. Sizes 29 to 42 walot. Salel Girls Dresses GIRLS DRESSES GIRLS DRESSES GIRLS DRESSES GIRLS DRESSES GIRLS DRESSES GIRLS DRESSES GIRLS DRESSES GIRLS DRESSES GIRLS DRESSES 12.95 ............ SALE 9.50 10.95 ............ SALE 7.50 8.95 ............ SALE 6.50 7.95 ............ SALE 5.50 6.95 ............ SALE 5.00 5.95 ............ SALE 4.50 4.95 ............ SALE 3.50 3.95 ............ SALE 3.00 2.95 .. . ......... SALE 2.00 WOMENS HANDBAGS GIRLS nGHTS A group or 2.95 and 1.95 clutch bags and small handbags. On sale, while they last. too 79e Salel WOMENS BLOUSES 6.95 5.95 3.95 4. 95 2.95 & 6.00 & 4.00 & 5.00 & 3.00 BLOUSES BLOUSES BLOUSES BLOUSES ......... _ ...................... SALE .....- .......................... SALE .... _..........._. ___ ...... SALE ·-·-..·-- ...............- ..SALE 5.34 3.34 DARNETTES Sli9ht lrregulors of oil the best known brands. White Swan and Crest Uniforms Another big shipment In the latest styles. Coachman, shift alli fitted. In nylon an:l double kmt. In regular and hatr sizes. Friday and Saturday Sale! WOMENS COATS Winkler will lead the 'l!ruoade Cadet Girls Host Party MASON - Girl Scouts, brownles, juniors and cadets attended a Halloween party Mon.. day evening at the Mason Youth Center with the cadets in charge of the program and games. Refreshments were served. Attendlng were Arlene Scarberry, Janet Reynolds, Frances Reynolds, Cathy Sawyers, JUI NEW HOURS ANNOUNCED Johnson, Vicki JohnSon, Debble Eugene Ermatlnger, manager Johnson. f1 the Social Security Office at Tammy Johnson, Christy Marietta. 81Ul0Wlces that errec- Johnson, Jacquellne VanMatre, tl•e November 1, his ottlce will Linda Durbin, Kathy Gibbs, no longer be (4)en on Friday Kimberly Boggs, Teresa Dillon, eveninge. Hours are from 8:45 &Isle Dillon, Betty Durbin, Vica. m. to 4:45 p. m. Monday ki Bissell, Brenda Durbin, Shir~ through Friday. Ritchey, who ley Edwards, Lurlnda Samsel, visits Pomeroy at the Post 01- Tonya Cundlf[, Vicky I., Johnflee enry Monday at 10:30 a. son, Sarah Zuspan, Paula Bom., will continue his present cook. schetl.lled visits. Katie Saffel, Lisa Stewart, Carla McFarland, Mary Me. Farland, Robin ~wart, Judy Hughes, Tammy Cook, Jan WU. son, Beth Weaver, Jill Taylor, TONIGHT. OCTOBER 30 Karen Brown, Sondra StanleJ', Edwina !hnley, Julie Gibbs, HOT OPEN Cheryl Adams, &lsie Daw110n, Terri Johnson, Angie Protritt, Terri Proffitt, Melanie SJsson, Friday and Saturday Bretta VanMeter, Cherrll VanOctobo, 31-Nav. 1 Meter, ~ella Arnold, Diana THE LOVE GOD? Johnoon. Sondra Gibbs, Deb{T echnicolor) Don Knotts bie SamseJ, Denise Werry. Anne Francis ~1-vla VanMeter, Teresa VanMeter, Terry Rou, Belva John~on, Mary and Martha THE BIG GUNDOWN (T ochnicolor) .Jones, Undy Workman, a n d L.,. Von Cloef guc&ts, manallillon, /\lena VanThos. Milian Meter, Kimberly VanMeter. ,SHQW STARTS 7 P.M. Dort.y \'an Meter and Angle John- Fur trimmed coats - car coats, untrimmed sport coats an:l dress coats. Also All Weather coats inallslzes. All on sale thls week. Americana Salad Bowls Hand rubbed walnut. w01>d I Mens and Boy• SWEAT SHIRTS finish, dishwasher proof. See the blg selection of VIrtually unbreokable, Large Bowls •••• 1.99 sweat shirts, Hanes s"eat shirts In al1 sizes Cor men and boys. F1eece lined cottons, Kode1 and cotton, Individual Bowls 69c over and c<Bt styles. thermal lined cotton. Slip- ARISTO MATS Your most beati:lful protection ror stol'e OOps, eabinet tops, counters, kitchen walls. Beo~Q and heolproo! protectioo with Arioto- mats, asbestos back. 2 for 5.00 Two po· ;kets, bright plaid _patterns. Sizes Comfcwtolllo, long wearing, oo1y to wa&h l:uanlon•, long I""'· I• rse and extra larse. poekef, INH button neck. Small. medlv111, lore•, e~etfo Iorge. Regui<W prlco 6.95. '""ol!,mell-1 Penn~ nent press. during this aale. Save ALL COTION PRINTED OUTING 49c yd. IIMvo, pulloyor style wllh oow Tako Advantage of tho Solo Priooo MENS AND YOUNG MENS SWEATERS Now to an exceUe,. lime - duri!W our sweater sale - to buy sweaters ror yourself or tor gifts. You•n find a nne seieetiori of alJpovers and cardlgansln~ular styles for achoal wear, BI)Orts wear and everyday, Wools- orlona- orion and wool blends. Ask allY of the BBiespeople to help you wllh exterior surface. Awcado METAL LOCKERS Metal covering i1 finished in black . baked .-ti..,r.lo enamel to resist dentl and scratches. Plastic hand e;" nickel plated hardware. 24" X 12 X 7 - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - 7 . 9 5 26" • 15" • 8" and 28" • 15" x 8" ·-- ..8.95 IN THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT Soe tho c,..pleto line of Vinyl Zipper B~go, Nylon .and Plaid Zipper Bago, School and ~ri Bago. Aloo Plaid Travel Cans in authentic rayon scotch plaid. A line line of apart and all-purpose zippered bago. Music Dept. 2nd Floor • Molt• this o ....... for lluylng yow ~t~uslc '""llos tt.at will Mttertoln you anlll .,..., fo ..lly. · .. ' f« tho lle•t Yaluo •• tho full llno 16f RCA rolllloa AM & rM. Also stereo reNIN In tfan•lator or eiHtrlc. SM the tape recenlor ca ...tt. play•••· wollrJ• toll'l•, porhlilolo ,.cord ploy., •M 1 ~ cabinet IIMMI•Ia. Sale! Flannel Back TABLE COVERS Special 5. 88 - Terri!le q~,.. bls selection of solid caloro. F1oral Pal• terns. Do.maak eype pattemo, modarn pattern odor...,.. Pr•aeaaoned - ready to use. No ocour~Jv, cut Ironware gives yeara ol cookiiW onjoymmt. lll'qo out the natural flavor of !ooda. Cooks them toper!ectlm. Alia.... In ley pans - dutch ovens - chleken !ryero - porrJdce pots. placemots, - ply paper (10)2 X 14-3/8"). Beautiful 24 - de1igns. 39e. pllg. after It touched down at Staple- Size 52152 INCHES ............... SALE 1.25 Size 52x70 INCHES ............... SALE 1.75 Size 52x90 INCHES ............... SALE 2.25 Just Ali'lved Ylrglnl• House Rockers Lawn Rakes * Heavy duty rakoa with 20 ...tal ,..th. Smooth handlo. Salt 81~' ton lnternatlonol Airport but made no attempt to capture the unldenuned man. The jet, with [our crew mem- Eerie People :t]over Field/·'· Gllooto, aobltns, witches and Becky Fultz, prettieot; Sally more were on haOO Thursda,y Walters, Judy Gilkey, Tommy Dl&llt when Feeney-Bennett Post Walters, uBIIest; Judy Lav128, Amerlean J..elllon, staled onder, Martha Krawoezyn, Ito annual communli;y llalloween Cheryl Lefebre, !Unnleat. JIOIV at the Middleport loot- Taking. prizes, Drot tllroulh beU field. third, respectively hi the sixth The eornlval again ol!ered ll'ade throuah adult age lf'OUP "sometlllng r or everyone.'' were - Raehei Lefebre and There were nwnercus ""sh .Sadie Karr Drat· Maro Fultz prize• lor eostume winners, .......; Ro~r De;., mostorlg~ peckapo of b'eatB lor every. lnll; Barbara Fultz, Scherry one ID oostume and cider and Lane, Kenneth Gllk101, prettl donuts lor everyone atteOO!ns. Prize• of $2, $1, and 50 cents wore awarded to the top three eootumes In lour ""tegerieo IIDIItllf three •ae ll'OUPB, with Mro. Emerson Janeo, M r o. Rlcbard OWen and L a r r y """""r tho Judges. First, oe.eond 100 third prize trimer• lor eostumes, reopecUvety, In the ~at ll'&de aae sroup lneluded - Tammy lW1, Paula MoodllfJIOUIIh, Gres !IIIah, moot oril!lnll; Vangle lW1, Paula Swlohor, C a r o I !lmoaJ, protUest; Angela Bak. .r; lllole Pooler, Drat_. oec'• Clld, reiPoctlvoly, hi lhe ug, ' lleot <ate!IOI'l', and Alan King, ,~~~.':,"' aoo Alan Am. oat; Arnold Johnson, Julle Hamm, Doug Acree, ugliest, aoo Joho Riley, Jeff MarUn, aoo ToDilii,Y Roush, fwlnleol Copley Appointed To Masonie Oftiee COSTIJME WINNERS- Some of the winners ofeostumes prizes at the 011111111 eommunltyHaUoweenpartyatthe Middleport lootbill Deld Thursda,y nltlht by Feeney - Bennett Post 128, American Legion, from Jolt, 111-e Soncll' Acree, Jo:l,y Lavender. Martha Krawsczyn, sally Walters, Cheryl .L efebra, ToDilii,Y Walters, Mark Jlqgort,y, Do.vld Miller, J\ilrU King aiOI Vol..t ~· ,._II "'-· Weather Cl. . . with rein • • to. nl&bt and Solurdo,y' ..... to. nl8ht hi' lhe low 100 mid too. Cl<lldY _. <001 &n~. .'! c) 0 .c."~~ 0 •' TEN CENTS ; · ~·7C ...... ~ .·. .. "" ' Nine Districts llave Big Trouble COLUMBUS (UPI)-AI leasl nine Ohio school dlttrlcts wiU . be forCOct to dose belate lhe ' efld of the year If voters reject their ievles a1 Tuesday's elec· tlon and 20 other Ohio districts In "very cr:tlcal" financial con· dltion face the possibility, according to Ohio Educational As· soclatlon Executive Secretary Farm Prices T Urn UPward . WASHINGTON(UPI)-Ferm prices rose thrH.quarten of 1 percen1 during the month end· lng Oct. 15, turning up after a three · monlh decline, the Agriculture Department reported Thursday. Beef caHie prices declined during the month, their fourth conaecutlve dtcllne, but the lm· pect of this drop was more than offset by higher prices for milk and colton. The Oct. ll Stayner F. Brighton. Fremont schools will close Nov. 14-Jan. 5 regardless of the outcome of its 9.6 mill levy, Brighton said, while eight other school districts will halt classes in November or December If Oct- were 80 percent of per· approval Is not given. lty compared to 7'1 percent last Ballots will list 523 separate month and a year ago. school tax Issues In -415 Ohio The mid . October Index of dlalrlcla. prices received by farmers for It Is almost unbelievable thi!lt uops and livestock stood at 277 one of the wealthiest states In percent of the 1910..1 .. base com· the nation would permit some pared with 275 percent In mid· of Its school districts to get to September and 262 percent a the brink of bankruptcy," year ago. The Index of farm Brtghton said. "It alsa points costs stood at 376 percent of the out that drastic changes are base compared with 37.. percent needed now In the way schools a month ago and 378 percent a year ago. Perhaps tcnhadowlno an easIng of consumer prices. the department's report said priCIII are financed." The elfl't dlstrictl where of. ticlals. s&otd the'y. would be forced to halt oper.oetlons if levIes were rejected were Spring. field Local in Richland County, ;~, In Maplo · Bli~· Doc-.! . In Mo,lo , . In Moplo .I . .-----• t---..,•-----~~::~~~~~~~""!~~~~~~~~~~~--!, BE THRIFTY! SAVE A~L your selections. ~----------~----~~~---~~~~~~~ &!pt. :Lo<al School Dlotrlet . . wao an Important ·du tor uo. II was the day we IIIII' next blr objectl•a 11 tho bod ..,.n lmtrt1111 forward to lor eomplctlm of tbe entire buDd. ~.many weeki. lns. Our voeauonat elassea had TAX LEVY lllllr ftrat meetlncsln the lhopa IN LAsr SVNDAY'S Sontluel "' lhe • hl&h lchool bulld1ng. I was moat ll'ati!led to - an We feel that Ibis Is a dant editorial favoring ,a.e _ . t t ,,,_.,. tor auto roochaldco, weld- ot renewal lovles in all t h o and ..,....tot. school dlotrlcto In Malp C<Jun.. t,y. I wllll to upre11 m,y per·! - with they be. tunetJon lhe .kind aonal thanko to these trho MPP"ent t11ey DOOcltor their .thlo stand. It lo lmporlant In us to have this -i't. t. llle 111111 lew weelts lbave talked to mifi,y groupo, me- ovor 81111 • .,... l\l:1;t:.:m:elal . ":J::·::: i~:~:;J~~~~~~~.':~; .~. ·., till.!: at•~f!u~ II! Ia liOrn. •::a:=r~·.: .otrati.l ;~ ~·;~,,i~~~!,a·~iiio ol 111r aehaola may hove special ,........,........... lnvlla· Dlltrlct to a renewal. 11 ta ne Increase In taxes. II lo abaolutely I'OI(ulred In order to eonllnue ,._lvlng state lllooo. Exactly the 181110 alluaUonao far as levloa exllllltt tho otlter two districts hi the eGUII!l. Wt all oollclt' J o f 11111111or1 at ille pall a next Tues. da,J, November 4. PI- don't let us down. AMERICAN . EDUCATION Week has- Jo1nt1y - ed b¥ the NaU-1 F41callon Auoclallon _. the' American l.alllon aloce J82J. Thlo nir re- u ,r. thb .!!biilrvanc. )dU· be 10' IDr lhe fNOik af Nlweml!or lt. . I ' ' . ' Ilona home to perents aoklns them to eoma 1111 particular due. Nevorthelou, during the obaervan"" ol American Educallon Week tho dooro o1 aU o1 111r .....Jo wUI be _ . to Yltitora. You wtU be welcomed opd. llnlot, well treated b¥ our ,-..r ~ ..,, nt•. Y111 and I an port of the preoent and ol the pest. 0 u r piopta or. ·port o1 tho pr01ent but !11"1lh .more a port of lhe tuti!H' than we an. Our oeliliolt,,an ·lllBPiq- .lllose 10IItW IIYd :WW.licoone.aM. I lldnk . ohauld be tm.relt. lllnd af • >lob we are SIXTY • SEVEN Industrial Tnde otudenll ,o! Mel&o Senior Hl&h School Thuredoy momi!W before movi!W Into their claosrooms at the new aoo Mats• Hlllb Sc:hoolln tho Rock Sl>riiWO area. The 67 student a are enrolled In either clloltletoloo, auto mechanl.c1, or weloii!W and oheot molal work, Oteek for Powder In Candy Wrappen Chi~! or"Pollee J. J, c.... means of MlddiiiiOI't bao .,. quehed paronto tio eback, the caoolea eolloeled b¥ &h o I r cklldren btl trick or treat Dll!lt. Any JNMdor biod •tnaldt'lh. , · wriPiiir• as a "",.. of • lhe chaek lo to be ll!fiied<'l, rtoV. ,paiJce ·~ · ~ %:::'! ~:;:~. :"w.t:C u..·.iiick e~ .._ or tr.lli eultoUiWiaGb~ . ( •. 1 ' ty, Talawanda Local In Butler most Cftla schaal districts ftnd (Continued on PallO 12) County, and the Newton Falls WASHINGTON (UPn - Vice crltieized "a slfb, actlvlot ele- nucha- moot com!ortlble President Spiro T. AI!JieW, ment who would tell us our val- position Is straddling tho plrllo.. IIOPhlcal renee, oollelllnll•otes freshly endorsed by President ues are lles. •• Nixon ror doing .. a great job," He saJd the nation can '•at- rrom both sides," he l&id. Asnow said that •'reprdleos has launched another [ree _ rord to separate them £rom our swinging attack onantiwardem- society - witt. no more regret of the issue, lt is time to stap ··· ·.. onstrators and poUticians he than we should feel over dis- demonstraUng In the called '1deological eunuchs.'' carding rotten apples from a and start doing somelllln& eon- . structlve about our insUtutlolll. Agnew's remarks inwhtehhe barrel." repeated charges leaders America must recosnize the In eolorl\d IIIIIHIII88 that has dangers or c.;mstant earnival." . of lhe oct. 15 Vlelnam ~ beeome a trademark, Agnew torlum were ,.impudent" , told a Republican dinner ouch 11 SDobs," led Sen. Albert e, elements are aided by poUUThe viee president w a 1 clans he called ••parasites ~ warmly praised b¥ Nhon Thuro. D.Tenn., to declare: ""He is our greatest df.sas- passim" who ••value a cause day at a White Houoe receploo purely lor Ito poiiUcal mile- lor the lloritage m.t.. ter next to VIetnam." In a speech at Harrisburg, age. alon of the Republican ''They are ideological eu. al Committee. Pa., Thursday night, Agnew farm price average was 6 per cent above a year ego. The report aloo showed form Willard L Coploy hao been cosls rose one·hall of 1 pereent appointed DlotrlctF41caUonO!- during the month to 111 new all· eelved by lermoro lor all typeo Ilcer lor the Twelfth Masonic lime high, 5 percent above a of mNt enlmal except lambl Dlotrlct b¥ Loulo C. Holzap. yur earlier. loll during tho month llf'lnglng let, Grand Meller of MaBOtla A comprlson of prices farm. the meat Mimal price Index In Ohio. The Twelfth Dlatrlct ers received with the cost of eight percent belaw the peak comprises Jackson, G a Ill a, things they buy showed farm ntt1ched In Juno - but well Meip, and Lawrence coun .. prices In mid . Oct- &YOI'· above any other October tlnce ties. aged 7• percent of tho "fair 1951. Record high prlc:eo were . ·' tint ihroulh third fOIIpeC- Coplfl\' reoldeo at Thurman earning power" perlty level, un. recorded for both fluid and ·ti.IJ,v hi the Drat ll'ade to olxlh Route 1. flo Ia past IIUUiter of changed from a month earlier manufacturing grade milk. Rade age 8fOIIP lneluded - Ctntreville IAd!!e, No. 371, and and 1 point above a yur Hrlfer. Mid . Oclubel prices lor some .,rll King, David M Ill e r, Ia now aosoclllted with JachIf dlroct government pey. other leedlftl cammadlttes com. lfark Jlqgort;r, moot or181nal; ..., Hllh School as suldanee ments to farmer1 are also pored with month . 1100 and (Continued on Pap 12) counted, farm returns In mid. ~·-~ ~ Acree, Velvet Swllber, ccuaselor. GEo. HAiiGRAVES, Elmwood Loall In Wood Coun- and Lakewood Local In Licking ty, Mod Rlver·GrMn L.oc•l In County , "Thla vividly pOints out tho Clark County, Swanton and Ev· orgreen Locals In Fulton Cotrl· delper•le slluall!ln In which Agnew, Backed, Swings Again· blnatlm. s.mleaa, eully cleaned. RegularJ.65to2;95tablo cOlerL Trua Temp• Plaamats ~ Gi, * bers and the hijacker aboard, When the plane landed in Den- not have ellOUih fuel_. would left the airport one hour am ver, FBI agents headed by spa- have to refuel either In Lao V• three minutes later - at S:28 cial agent in charge Scott War- gas, Salt Lake Clly or Demwr. The man told Cook to ge to a.m. EST. TWA official• BBid ner attempted to lalk the unf. it would take from three to four dentifled hijacker into surren- Denver and lf there was "no hanky..pank;y," he would rele1.1e hours for the plane to reach derlng. the passerwers. He told Cook, New York. TWI agents refuted the plane Among the passengers was in preparatim for the noJHtop however, he 1'IOUld hold at least the Harper's Bazaar, a well • flight to New York. The fiight one stewardess as hostage UDo known s~ grOlt). crew or five and a stewardess til reachl.ag New York. Before the plane landed here, One ol the passengers said identified as T. Coleman, r~ Denver police removed all the hiJacker boarded the plane. malned aboard lhe plane. marked patrol cars from the TWI'o !light 85 which left BatPilot Donald J, Cook had ratlmore, Md., Thursday night, dioed that the hiju.c ker came in- airport area. FBI agenta sur· at Los AJweles, nexttolaststap to the cockpit with a pistol ard rouooed the plane whon It lmJ.. on its projected fiight to San demanded to go to New York. ed. Warner talked to the hlJaekFrancisco. Cook told the man the plane did er with a bullhorn. aoo URGE SHIPMI!NT OF Scot F-amily don around tho Boeing 707 jet ' 36" LENGTH ---------$2.49 45" LENGTH - - - - - - - - - ·---$2.89 6il~' LINGTH .. _ _ _...-...•._......_.$3.~ MATCHI~ VAUNCES -~-~-·-··---$1.~ Blue cornflower de1ign. Coole, Bake, Servewore Wagner By Randall Cast Iron Cookware \ 'o'~ to New York. , He allowed the plane to stop here long enough to refuel and release 39 passengers. FBI agerts threw 141 a cor- pt~rmanent preu. Stripe1 2 1/2 Quart Corning Ware Save the money to the Foundation. ent1-..\? early today and ordered llJo Qy SOc each 3.99 Saucepan With Cover · The Ohio lllatorlcal Soelecy also had Indicated by leiter thai the Diester Courthouse Ia an DENVER (UPI) - A gwunan waving an Mt carbine arxlpacking 250 rounds of ammunitioo hijacked a Trans World Air· ways jetliner over ca1itornla Beautiful fabrico and palterno. Ideal for pillowa, uphol1tering small chairs and many other uses. • RCA'• fln.. t In porto~lo TV'•· Block oi'HI ••lte nmel"' ft. 111 9 Inch to 19 Inch alae ac,.oa. Color portabtoa frcun 14 lncf, t• 11 Inch. A.l. . 100 the ..CIVtlful cor~aolo •••I• •lth c1blnet1 too MOtch ony iiiHIWo EasY-clean Blo•BY·omooth aMldonal sp111ce ror a museum. Tho ma.lorli;!' ol lnlagreed, hoWever. that thiJ IIIII wlah to beeome lnvolnd hi a lawiUit over the (Continued .. Pap 4) 45" wide. Florols, stripes and kiddie patterns. Re1111• 7.95 Mens Banlon SALE ~Quart and harvest colors. 69C To 2.39 Sale 2 for 12.50 Sport Shirts Sale 5.88 -.: addition could han been made to the buUdlftg to provide Captured by Hijacker touch dec:orat- Sale 39c yd. Callaro - Harnon - Chalno - Sl.lp Flea Soap _ Runnor Chains - Shampoo - Flea and Tick S.ray _ S.ntry Collars - Floa Collars - Rawhldo EZ CroomTays - Bruohoo - Combo. black or green and black. Neck slzeal 4'h to 17, Unad neck· FLANNEL SHIRTS ' Quality Serge1nt's Dog and Pet Supplies bond. 2 bt&ton throush flap pockets. Mens f ~. u East Bound\OJetliner ing", Big wlection patterns. Stoc. up-Bur rour gifh ot these sale prlees 80 per cent wool.20 per cent nylon. Bu{laloplalds in red am .. l BATH TOWELS ................... SALE i.69 HAND TOWELS .................... SALE 99c WASH CLOTHS .................... SALE 49c Sale! Mens 7.95 WOOL PLAID SHIRTS 14 uNeva•preu" curtains in beautiful c.o lora, ruffled all around, tie bocks included. White, gold, green, · pink, turquoi ••· This is one of our best sell;rs, all cotton WOYen towels. Colors: Antique gold, royal blue, orange, green, rose, olive green, yellow, white. A nice selection or women's house dresses. In cottons, many styles to choose from ln checked and patterns. In regular and halt sizes. 4.95 ' ed. \ 1.39 yd. "CAPE COO" TOPPERS Towels-Wash Cloths • . Special Purchoul 49c CLING 18" stick-on, self adhesive vinyl for wosh and wear fabric, plaids, check1. Bath Towels-Hand ntQJeat for the return of the rnonoy, or whether other rae. tors had broulht &bout the rectaeat was not clear. In any event, the Sodell'o trustees voted unanimously Thursda,y to deellne retumlns VOL XXII NO. 138 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ~ ,,." '""' ,...o ' -------------------------------------------------------------------F_R_ID_A_Y~·~OC ~T~O~B_E_R~3~1·~'~~----- ~~~~v FANCY SHARKSKIN Matching 1hat It ...,ld 1>e used lor the JNlseum. 11 had felt that the Interior eould have been Improved aoo that, perhaps, 10 ~ SO% Polyeater, 50% combod colton, 45" preahrunk Friday-Saturday Sale (Only) 04 2.34 portant American novel, work· ed lor olabt yean with the P lnkerton Detective Asency. broulht about the Foundation's PreBident llobatotter will Ill. ~ form the Foonllllm ollhelnli;. • tee•' declaim, and point Glil '· tbat the elltobllshment ol a • · seum II BUll belnB eonoldor• . · 8rchltcctural gem"' and eould well be used ror & museum. WheUler the Society's interest in the Chester locaUon 41 • at y $1.00 a copy Fielduest "Sea Shell" & 7.00 BLOUSES .. - ................ _,_, ...... SALE 5.34 storyardanlm- sale price Friday and Soturdoy, 2 Pair 1.50 Dressy and sport blouses, size 30 to 46. treat detecthe HOW TO MAKE YOUR WINDOWS BEAUTIFUL One size fits all· sizes 10 to 13. Solid colors an:l heather~elal ed b¥ m&IIY critics as bolh o eltabllahment 0( a museum in the Chester Coorthwa, t h e !lrot courtllouse In the couni;!' built In 1823. Chester Grange, which has • e Daahlell Hammett, w h o s e The Malteae Falcon" is rank- on Mulberry Just Received! TAPESTRY SQUARES 1.00 ORLON SPORT SOCKS tones. civic projeclll. He had made museum A new and complete guide Ia help you create todoy'o faahion right window treatments. A Kirsch publication C.t Roady Now for Cold Winter Oayo stop In the Men's Department, 1st floor, an:lselect the work clothes you need now. Big selection ot C&rhartt brown duck overalls - jackets - vests- COl'eralls- Lee blanket Uned O\'eraU jackets - Lee o-veralls - men's work gloves by ~ dianapoUs or Wolverine, Hanes warm winter underwear ln one and two piece styles- work sweaters- work jackets warm work socks, Now is a good tbneto buy what you need. dieated that he upreferred" the museum be located in Pomei'CQ'. The request lor return of the donatian came after a letter was sent by Hobatetter to the Herseher Foundation 1n wtalch Now You Know 11 the llolabta In Pomeroy. He had advised the founda. lion, in his letter, that lhe Sooielf had been considering the a Jong.torm lea10 on the <.'hester Courthouse, had agreed to slve up 1ha Cheller Courtllouse "', Mens ontl Young Men• Sizes 1 to 6x. Color, white, yellow, light blue, na-vy blue, pink and red arxl while. While they last. . ~ Pioneer aoo HUtorical llodely hold Ita amual meet- Reaular $1.00 packa,e •••••••• :•••••• Sale 77c MENS WOAK CLOTHING llobltetter reviewed eventa related to the plana of the society to construct the museum. The llencher letters cleorlyln- Herscher, bom In Pomeroy, over a period or aeveral years was benefactor of a number ~ du a!teroom when the Meiss THROW·AIAY BAGS • Womens in c:olort 1 both in regular and clutch ttyle billfolds, aoclely llorodler Foundation that re. quested the return of the 00. naUon- plus Interest. hla deatb waa dlscloaed Thurs. For all vacuum c:leonen * Solid leathers. Mens in black or brown. llobstetter, prellidenl, reoid several leiters written by Mr. Herscherbefore his deatb and another from U.e leston, W.Va. hqueot lor the return of the Jorge donation provided lor b¥ the Jate J. W, Herecher before • On Sale 1.00 All sizes in this sale. Mos. sizes, 1 to 6x, 1 to 14, ha.lfai"KI chubby sizes. All sizes included lnthis2da.Y sale. And their are hundreds to select from Parker Hinzman conducting the services at 7:30 each of the three e-venings. Mlsl\\ ~aron - Levi Super Slim Edison he dlscloood the problems enooontered In ralolns a,pproxlmotely $60,000 locally to build arrangcmonta for the gift r#. at leoat $30,000 to the socloQ' for a museum. Chur~h. Heractter Foundatlan of Char- Tab advantage of the special sale prices on the popular toys your boys and girls want this yearDancerillll - Hoi l'heels - Talking Barbie Suzy Holllutaker - Johnny lightning - Race Sets - Bicycles - Ga111es - Puzzles - l'agonsSIIitfed Ani11111ls - Tonka Toys - Matchbox Electric Trains - Space Toys -and 111any, 111any others. Slop in Elberfelds Toyland - See the 111any, 111any toys on sale and save. Mens Billfolds and Wonaens Billfolds Friday, Nov. 7 at Christ United Methodlat Church with the Rev. MEIGS THEA Tlf Sale 2 Pair 1.00 WOMENS DRESSES Church the Rev. Jack Higgins Choir. On &tnda,y alternoon Nov. of tho Christ United Church at 9 at Christ United Methodlst Parkerobors wiU he evansetlst. Church a song(est will be held. Miss ~aron Winkler, Clltton, wtlJ be In charge of the music. The Cruaade choir will present selections during the services each eveolns. A bls oelectlon of solid edoro and white In two alie nnseo. 1 to 9 aoo9'h toll. Veryp<VIIIor lor sehoolaoo dreao wear. lng at tbo Nt. Paul Lutheran Return of a 1$30,000 cilntrlbutlon lor tho eotabllahmont d a museum In Meip Cwn.. ll bao been requested by the Elberfelds Toyland BOYS 69e JERKS OM.ON SOCKS -------------------------·-·--t Crusade Dates A aervlces will be hold two week..... startlns on Friday, Octoher 31, at AlbrllhtUnltedMeth. odllt Chureh In Ma- and Friday, November 7th at 7:30 p. m. at Chrlol United Metllodlot Church In Mason. This Friday evenlns at 7:30 at Albrllht United Metlloolst COATS COATS COATS COATS COATS COATS COATS Save On Toys At Spo<ial Solo Friday aooi Satur<lay A fine selection in si · 'Sand colors. 3 to 6x, 7 to 14. GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRU GIRLS fHerscher Group Wants Bequest for Museum Retur that c.._. • .'' ' �Ann ~~~:::~ ntumlbor Choa\>ed -= J""'r~no muat've lot ol TV erelal- product~ a canQ, the larpr od at le II be Appr·eciattea ,.,.•' ,.•' •'•' 111 e •' ~ ,.•' '• CnyouPOVE El ~ r .. ion - NDivemiJM 4, 1 9 ~ .: ~ • -~ r, • at E LucWe Annmr~q her tdlmo liever ho Just ~ .'• .'• ~ hi ''' ' ~ '~' '' N ·. .:-• .•. toast ·. ...• ..'. Br BRUCE OSSAT Washin n Ca .. .... llialltl.; ..••• • ' . ! • .. 5 aaalati.JW holtesa. .. a Rl'l' F'abuklfJs ... • •• •·. I. C. Karr; , 3 5 ' ~:~.~1):p, m. "' '"""' nt ... .. ' w, Order Top El c 'on e in Crime-ridden .Y. •• ' v •. I. Pet. • • .' t • •& ' l - ....,; ..tt li ,1180 ~ ..... 3 H'omeof a. • to •' ••••• 0 • .._ w ng tears. neral be more !Dg~~~­ OIURNIER "'' .' : .• ...- r ' ~ ·! ,• ·'<l· 'Should ' ' ' .- : •• 'l1ioli lte'd . tuui ..,.;'"' w en · lhebl s remarks h I s ( ·-• '•• •. • ; • • Chu h Class . day . ~- -~ ·-'• ..;. ''·•• Precinct bel I pi star •. ' • ~ Lo• Pa 1•1 L•t ~ !-1 t: ,••. ~ ·' •• ~ :: "., • Pantr Proportlo T I T TO THE VOTE $2. 0 LOC BOX A OF l125x1 �I i' • ''' ' .~·s·~VAC H ' r-----""!1-'t Use Olr Auti.B-* · .... ~raJ .... 7-8 "'"" cilb'. olW. bauro 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. ~Aiill Pet- ..iclw lliat ·~- ' Man. .Jam noi." Poler ' ......... hfotloil''IDII ·whUe lido ~ l\lrlho · ..,. · acciiHd hbR Olbo- Publlcatlon ot adml••'- Ia ,,. a ,..,.,... P~ 1111111 lllrtilor npUco, Loao t11an 1110 .. ,•; deiUL er 1111 · .tbot heli*. Admloaklnl' MW TIMW: •• ..~ 1 IITA.NDINGiiP." ;' '01111, Partnto01111onPedlatrico -.rd. . ,, ' ~ . I( • I '1" > i, ~ . !'I I.~A l4:ftom 1 ;..........\ 11·~,: ... . "moeldqrlhO. ~.... •••.Ill · . wltll tile ''f'.*I""''!U*I " C.. ·. ulderolald ~ lllide ~be · cha,.e In thl. Dohtrman, Petar'l One dine he woo 1t11i1w In ell.. lt'aeo, IMJW he waalllllolllaldlrw:p-at!L At tile li1a1 he waa ..,.. ...U,,attlletlmeolPOIIIecoslho-........-.. Attlltlrlllol Jooua he ~· a pawri and a.,_, ol oaiOD; on thla POIIIeoollal Dtl ho - tile -•her ol our 1..-c!. C.urch pedplo, alncare P<IOIIItl want to.,_ tile anewer, ·WilY 1101, IDr tile cHJrero- betweeo tile twv lo a heavon or a holll The .._.. waolmiUIIbt Inwardly In the heutol IIIIo 111111 old tile ather olovon OjMJOiloo, aid In tile hearta ol tile 120 who were lo Nowwo110btckto Lu. 22 and hla ot.- Mro. Blchalol A. c._, JacliIll• riMn oba, 11111, 10:48 11-m. Thuridaf, up hlo voice, old Dltchtrpa Mro. Sollie A. Slmmornn, Clarb v. IIIlo, Mro. Ruaaoll Cotqll)oU, lin. »orris 11n1nt, Jooeh D. I!Qes, Jaltn sa., Mro, Frod ""'-th, Mra. &1ward Blab, Jr,, llorold R. Cole, i1arl cna..., Mro. u.. Yilt B. Gortlloe, lira. WUilaln ~ llro. 11e1eo A. .;'•i..;,. ' '·' 4\ '·· ., ... II j II'S Quic~l j ll's Convenirifl coME AS Yoti ARE! FARM TEAM" SAYINGS POMEROY, OHIO ' ·: • .. I P'-•••· Mrs. WUU.. G. wu..,..., Mro. Woldcm L Woods, Crouse aid IDrant ui •· Henalo7,1Cro. JohoD. Kallo,y, Hcorard L KoJur, Jr., lira. . Abner J. Mra. :aertile P. S!clllolo,- E. Sle"" rau...u. tilt,_..,.-- YORK (UPI)- Inflol- Ia -c.hle In aU lllawau. '' Taslladl'wrote, "Huck or Apa" uyl!nhbv Cox oncl Lon lor. "Be of aiD t11o - · cure, ..,.. from wrath old make me Boehmer. who spent the t90 puro, ''. Sin I a - and Whale..,. tho larmluollll)' of hollnoaa you use, Wealer..Ued ,....., with the New York th1a ~ enee, ''a clean heart." Jeaua - ••Pure .heait.., Yankees. were among six players assigned to the Yankee Paul oald, "Be 10 RUed with lhe ~rlt, aid John tile a.puat farm tiNim in Syracu_se Thurs· said, "Ho CJooWI) ahollboptbeyou-tlleHol¥ Ghooland Drn." Jeaua never bopllud with ,..-..,. IIUI He Ia tile Dro boi>tlzer, Pet.or wulhere- tlleUOontlleday or Pootecoat and God clean.. ed hll heart from in remnanto of aln, tile rooJt of oln. When yooare aaW<I tho tree lo foUedllutlt lakes aanctlftcatlm to lake -·a-.. cure. tilt WE MEAN IT!! i tile.-·""""" nlal, "Poler Wealoutaldweptbltlerq."lnprophetlcJa,.uap a Mrmon tllat con>lcted hlm. ·P oler·told Jeaus, thoulh all men would dei\Y him, he would never. jeaua aald, cot thee bohild me Alan." Wasn't tllat haroh wonla to ~ to a coowrted man, a oaW<I man such ao Peter'l Yea, but lot ua ... - . . , The rooaon Jooua spoke I - word• was becouae Peter Y.t hod a heart that waa IIIICiean. s.tu} allll hod lnroacl I'*> hll heart. He hea Inroad Into tile heart ol 0""7000 - Ia uvod,IIUI..,....tlfted. Jamoa ..ld, "A double mlrdocl mao tbo ltUiq>aut.- Nt. 3:10aldJere.l:lO• Peter wu "unstable,. at time of the crucitlxioo. 'l1ank God, he saw his weakneaa which led to wlehedness, "and went out ard wept bitter11.'' By thlo scripture old In tho llshl at Jnhn 21 old John 17 we see these menallwereeonverted aa they came to the upper I'OCIIII. Thla IUllnoaa of lbo ~lrlt lo not tor tho world but for tho juatlfted. It waa """'f'ht Inward~~> on that lltjl of P..-ec:oot, after nino do.Ya of prayer aid confeaalng tllolr faults ooo to You11 Pro•••ly Save MORE MONEY Than You Expect To Anywhere Else When You Buy Our Good••• OIIOCbor, n- we ... the-orkiJW, tlleDIIIIi>Okoa,lhe Dllllifea- tadClllll of grace, tile HolY Ghost coming upon Peter. Acta 1:8, ''The Hol7Ghost ccmrlqrupoayou.'' then, '7elhal.J be wttneaaea'' unto God in every piaco, Salvatloo Ia <OIIIIlloted ID aanctlllcatloo, It ia not celqdvte In coveraion al(bl, but the coowrafcm IJIPIIrience ta tl'le ftnt grace and erablea you to co on tO the "cl•n heart" lED IJI)erlence. Skoting( .Hallnween Party Enj&yed by Tr~County aub .(WE . HAVE REQ BRANIJNAIUl . ~· .... ~7---------------------1 !I F GA 1ES ! I . I WOOD AND METAL I . PRICES THAT PLEASEI ! c•c• 1 L------------------•----J 1 In The Afternoon . . . Roar Milia i80 MULBERRY POMEROY PH. 99Z.Zii5 OPEN ·uNTIL 8 P. Largest Selection .In The Area!!! THEN .1HI. Of US FOR ALL OF YOIIt SUPPLIES • Bird Feeders • I lid Bird Seed • suet Seed Cakes • Sunflower Seed . * \\t.~o1\ WATCH . ,_\\ ...,6t0 ,,,._, . i' ~ FOR 0 * ......... ALSO FOR MANS BEST FIIEND INSULATED , DOG Nlt\1) HOUSE .HORSE !naulatect. agalna\ · htet -and cold. Ralsod . floor eliminates· inola· lure In houli. ' "' . ' ' \' .., ,·flo~'\ , GAD IN DAY'S NEWSPAPER * Ask For Your Free _Toy Catalog! ~..... Pia ill ke It E sier To Select ·Y r 1-oy·s Du.r _ �·' \ I !iooURtl, 1'-·Middloport, o., l·'rldQ', Oelobor 31, it69 . ~lmD do¥ ........ aonlee, 7; ....,.. •: - Tilt n.n. _,., ... · 8 p.m.; WSCS, llrlll ~ LETART ULLS • llf!lflll!l! . •-";""" ; cl oaeh """"" ot 7:30 p.m. Brethren - Rev. Mon~el Smllll, er -11n1 w...,....,, 7 P. APPLE GROVE UNJTI!J> paaiOr; Horo~hel No<rl ,• 1~ m. METIIOOIST CHURCH - W. Sunday och~, 9;30o.m.;mornsr. JOHN LUTHERAN Dole M<Clur& pallor. Worohlp 1 n 1 oormon. 10:30 a.m. and Pine Grove, U.. a... Gerald IOJ'VIl;O, Drill llld lhlnl b- ""'niDI sermon. 7::10 alternat- H..-r, pallor. Sun d oy dqo c1 ooch ot 8 p.m.; 101 ooch Sundly, Prayor sor- oehool, 9 a.m.; <hurth aerv- · 9mdoJ Sehool evorJ 9mdoJ ot .teo, 7130 p.m. Prayer miell"l, leo, 10 o.m. ALFRED UNITED METHO- UNrrED FAlTH CHURCH~CtiSE UNrrDl IIETlJ. Dill' - Rov. Robert Church, N - Sottlemenl - Rollorl E. 9::10 a.m.; W!I:S. 111001111 Tuoe- 7:30p.m. alter•UDI Sundlya. OOIST - Paul A. Slllera, pOl'pastor. ~ School, 9::10 a. Smith, Sr., pallOr. &mday diJ c1 oaeh llllllltl1 at 7::10 p.m.; POMEROY .CHESTER UNIT. tor; Bon Qulaenberl7, llandiJ 'm., Uoyd Dillinger, oupl. wor. School SUpL, Roy John-. &ln- Bible SluiiY, Wodnoeday, 8 p. m. m METHODIST - Rollort R. School SUpt. Worlldp oentee, 'abip aenleeo, 10:45 a.m. wllll dill' Sehool 9::10 a.m.; Worlldp CARMEL UNrrlill METRO. Cord, poiiiOr • i'I>JII01'01- Wor. 9:30 a.m., llrst and llllrd am. Rev. Churcb tn charge. Wed- unlet, lO:SO a.m. and 7:30 DIST - Poul A. Sellen, pu. lldp, 10:30 a.m.; ChurebSehool, diJ, Evening aemeo, 8 p.m. neldQ evenine prayer 1enlce, p.m. each SllndQ. Youth meet.. 7:45p.m. lng llld choir practlee, 6:30 p. tor; WI,)'DO Rouab, &!pl. Wor- 9:15 o.m.; Frl!lk Va•181W>, OU· fourth Smtdoy. ablp aervl.., 10:45 o.m., llrlt perlntendenl. Cheater - Wor. LANGSVn.LE MDIWAY · m. each lblday. and third &lndiJs; evenlngwor. llhlp, 9 a.m.; Church School, Sorvl .. o each 9m11oJ at 10 L KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST MIDDLEPORT CHURCH cl ship, 8 p.m., se..,.. 9mdoJ, 10 a.m.; Roaor JODie, r m. and 7:30p.m. Tueeday eve- Norman M<Caln, &IJI. SirCbrtlll In Cbrlllllan Union CIIESI'ER CHURCH OF THE In~ nina worablp, 7:30. weekly at 9:30 a.m. 1.awienee Manley, pastor; Mrs. vices NAZARENE Rev. Herbert SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST SUTTON UNITED MEI'HO. Preaching, llrst and third &m-Ru...U YCU>Il, &mda,y School cJa.yo ~ ltl<lllth by Cberleo Ruo. Grato, pallor. Worohlp oerv- - Fl>moroy, Mulberey H t •· DIST - Paul A. Sellera, pao. ouperlntendenl, &lndiJ school, lee, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Road, north cl Veterana No- tor; Martlla Leo, Sundly School .sell, 9:30 a.m. 8:30 LDl.j evening WOI'IIhip, ,7:&lnoiiJ, &lndiJ School, 9:30 a. n»rlal Hospital. PhUip Gapr, &lpL Worahlp oervleo, 10:45 THE BRADFORD CHURCH 10. Wednesday prayer mooting, OF CIIRISI' - Charles Ruo. m. Richard - . &!pt. PrOJ· pastor. Sobbalh School, Salur· a.m., 111001111 and fGI!1b am. 7:30p.m. oeU, paator. Richard Gllkay, or meelln& Wednoaclllf, 7:30 diJ, 2 p.m.; Worablp, 3:15p.m.; d<JI; OYonlna 110rlldp, a p, LOTTRUlGE UNrrlill METH. iqJ!, &lndiJ School, 9:30 L p.m. YGIIh Fellowohlp llld A,_.lt m., lhlnl &mdOJ, 'OOBI' - Worohlp, llrlt and m.; Morning worohlp, 10::10 a. HARRISONVILLE PRESBY- Bible SluiiY, WodneodOJ, 7:30 ENTERPIUSE United Metboo alrd ~· rt eaeh month, m.; Ennlng worshlp, 7 p.m. TERIAN - Mra. Norma Leo, p.m. dlst - Rev. WIUiam Alroon. '10:45 a.m.; ....... and fourth Wednesday Bible Stu<b<, 7:30 ilmdiJ Sehool &lperlnlondent. Fmsr UNITED PRESBY· pastor, Ralph ~cer, o~L; 'lilndayo, 7:30 p.m. &lftdOJ ilmdiJ School, 9:30 a.m. &1ft. TERIAN - Mlddli!IJ(Il'!, Guest Corl JenniDIIo aooL o._,L Worp.m. School, 9:45 a.m. Cbrlstlan Enday service, 8 p.m .• the Rev. minister. Jamea&lchanan.&.m- ship services, 9:30 a.tn.i SunREORGANIZED CHURCH OF doovor, lhlnl SaturdiiJ cleach Max llonaloue cl Middleport. dill' School &!pt. lbldiiJ School, dOJ school, 10:30 a.m.; yGIIh JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER JEHOVAH'S WITNE.'m:S, 9:30 s.m.; Worohlp sem.., lelloRnhlp, 6:30p.m. WedneoDAY SAINTS - I'Ortland.Jia. LAUR£L CLIFF F R E E cine Rood. &lndiJ School, 9:- Lar17 Cornahan,preoJdlnamln- 10:30 a.m.; Choir practice 7:- dOJ, •holr, 6:15p.m.;Bibleotu'METHODIST - Rev. Eugene 30 a.m.; Morning worship, 10:- bter. ~ndiJ: Bible lecture. 30 p.m. Wednesday. ely 7:30p.m. Clll, paotor. WWiam Balle,y, 30 a.m.; &mda.Y evening serv- 9:30 a.m.; Watehtower lltudy, POMEROY CHURCH OF THE cHURcii OF ·THE NAZA111-11 :tQPOrlnllolent. &lndiJ School, Ices at 7 p.m. Wedne~ eve- 10:30 a.m.; Wedneeday: Bible NAZARENE - Coroer Union RENE- Middleport. ROY. Aud·t::SO o.m.; Mornlna worahlp, ning prayer service at 7:30. stud)-, 7:30 p.m.; Thurad<J, and Mulberey. Rev. Clyde V. ry MUlor, pastor. Lester Tay·10::10 Lm.; Evening worablp, Pastor' Elder c. w. ProfrltL mlnloiry Khool, 7:30p.m.;,... Henderoon, pastor. SundaY lor, &!pt. !ollnda.Y School, 9:J:lt-41 7:30 p.m. Wodnesday, CbrleSchool, 9:30 a.m.; ROJJnOf'l 30 a.m.; Mornln8 Worlldp THE BRADBURY CHURCH vlee meellnl, 8:30p.m. Tho concert lo onr. Thto artist takoa a bow. Or, poohapo the...,. . ll.an Youlll Cru-. 6:30 p. OF CHRIST - Mr. Ted Cad. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Walhlrn, &!pt. lo!m-nln& wor. 10:30 a.m.; Junior Society, 6:taln rt1111 down an a omaoh hit. And hando olap, arnaclc, pat, or tap. .m.i Pnyer meeting, 7:30 p.m. wallader, pallor. Jerey Van - MUler St. - Everooo Week- ohlp, 10:30 a.m.; Evenin8 oer- 30 p.m.; NYPs, 6:45p.m. &ln• I:G-11 .'l'IIJ.rlday, eholr practice, 7 p. Jnwagon, &lndiJ Sehool &!per. ley, pastor. Bible stud)- class- vleo, 7:30 p.m. Mld_.,eek 11r- dill' EvBDIOllotlc meellnl, 7:Hancla do olhM thl1111 bosldH applaud. Some write on ........ m. lntendenL &indOJ Sehool, 9:30 ea, &lndOJ, 10 a.m. Worahlp vi.. , Wooltesday, 7:30 p.m. 30 p.m. Pr<Jer meeting, Wedbaarda, Dlhen pooform mlracloa of IU'IIery - IORIO lypt, IOmt - · DEXTER CHURCH OF a.m.; Morning worship, 10:30 and preaching, 10:55 a.m.i &mCHURCH OF CHIUSI', Mid- neada,y, 7:30p.m. 10mo plant. Hancft drlvo truclu, Malee muolc or dlapor a baby. 2•1·11 CHRIST - D&RO" Eviii!S, paa. a.m.; Evening service. 7 p. dill' ovonlna oem.., 7:30. dleport, 51h llld Main. Raul. THE SALVATION ARMY ...... Norman c. ww, -- &ln- m. Wednesdc\)', Prayer sen- Bible study elasoes, Wedneo- lin Moyer, paolor. Thomas lie!. Envoy RIIJ s. Wlnln& offleor Thoro aro crippled hanch ancl wrinkled hancla, soft and .diJ Sdlool 9:30 a.m.; Worablp 1.., 7:30p.m. daY, 7:30 p.m. ly, Sundly school auperlnten. In charge. &mda.Y, 10 a.m., omoath: handa flung up ao a ohltkl: olhen otrotchod In oupplicatiH. aentee, 10:30 a.m. Quistlan GRAHAM UNITED METRO. GRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev. dent. Blble school, 9:30 a.m.; Hollneaa meetinc 10:30 a.m. In Gocl'a Chuldl oro praying handa. Thno hanch tranolate COM· -.vor &lndiJ evening, DIST CHURCH - Preaching, Stanley Plattenburll, minister. morning worship, 10:30 a.m.; ~ SchGIL Young Aoaple'a paulon Into action. 'IItty llncl hontoa for tho honteltu and foo<l for RACINE FOIST CHURCH OF 9:30 a.m., first and ....... Morning prayer llld oermon, evening worship, 7:30 p.m. Legion, 7 p.m.; Solvation meet-THE NAZARENE - &lndiJ Sundays cl each month; third 10:30 a.m. Holy communion and Pra.rer semee, Wednesday, 7 lng 7:30 p.m.; Thuroday, 1 to tho hungry. Thtoy INCh, ao wtfl aa pnaclt, and bring hope to hoarll 1•11 Sehool 9::10 a.m.; Momlng and fourth &~no~~Js each month, sermon, tirst &Jnda3s, 10:30 p.m. 3 p.m., Ladies Home I.Atlg\lfJ; long lonely. Thtoy, 111..-ally, baoomo tho handa of God. Worolllp, 10:30 a.m.; Evening worllblp oervlee at 7:30 p.m. a.m. Church achool, ldndergar. PLANTS loEMORIAL- Pray. 7 p.m. Prep eliiiOL Today. a• nevor baforo, -nklnd - " • the aaaura- ancl ..,._ Worohlp, 7:30 p.m. Wedneoday, Wednelda.Y eventngs at 7:30, ten tilrouih eighth grade, 10:- er sem .. every Wednesday, NT. MORIAlt BAPI'ISf _ fort of Gocl'o lovo. W010't pu htlp your ••uldl - h out? Offer pur 9mdiJ School ~perlntendenl, Pra.rer and Bible SluiiY30 a.m. 8 p.m. Preaching servJ .. ev- Middleport, corner c1 Fourth Paulino M<Cllntoek, PIIIIOr, SOUTH BETHEL UNITW ery &lndiJ, 8 p.m. and Main St. Robert Jaekaon, hoart and your helping hancla. MASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH Bev. Morrll M. Wolfe. METHODlSI' - Worohlp, .... SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE pastor. &lndlll' S.hiiOI, 9:00 1 , OF GOD - St., MaTUPPERS PLAINS UNITED son, w. Va. &mdlly School, 01111 llld fourth &~no~~Jo, 10:30 NAZARENE- Rev. M. C. Lor- m.; Morning worohlp, 10:30 a. METHODBI' - Mornin8 Wor- 10 a.m. Morning worahlp, 11 a.m.; first and third &mdaya, lmore, paotor. Bob Moore, &In- m., Arnold Rlchardo, &!pl. lldp 9:30 a.m. at former EUB a.m, Evangellstic service, 7:- 7:30 p.m. &lndlll' School, 9:30 daY School &>pl. ~ndiJ a<hool building. Expooded S u n d a y 30 p.m. Bible Study and pray. a.m. Youth Fellowship, 6 p. classes tor atl ages, 9:30a.m.; RUTLAND FlRST BAPTIST School aooolon for nuroery to er senice, Wednesday, 7:30 m. each Sunday at Tuppers Morning worship, 10:30 a.m.; ll'lde olx <hUdren at former p.m. Chester Tem.ant, pastor. Plains U n i t e d Methodist NYPS &mday, 6:30p.m.; Evan- - Rev. ~uel Jackson, pasWith 111e hope It wUI,In oomemoosure, roster and help aulllaln that which laiiOOd In lamlly and Church. gellaUe aemee, &lndly, 7:30 tor. SW1Ia.Y •chool, 10 1• m., Molilodllt annex at 9:30 Lm., Phone 773-5133. CHESI'ER CHURCH OF GOD p.m. Mid-week prayer meetMrs. GertrOOe Butler, &c»t. cc:m.munlt;y llle, thts lee.ture Is aponsoredbythebualneaa finns arrJ. c:rpnlzationa whose tmftll ap.. lira. James Stout, <hDdren'o CARLETON CHURCH _ . . - . &nlay Church Kingsburg Road. &lndiJ School, _ The Rev. Chester Bryant, 1ng Wednesday. 7:30p.m. Ml~ Prayer service, lo30 P. m.j pear below. S.IOMJI, lllllill and youlll, 10:- 9:30 a.m., Ralph Cerl, oupt. pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. sionary meeting, second Wed- preachlng serYlce, 2 p.m. ~ o.m.; Junior Hlg(l, Senior Worohlp oervl.. , 10:30 a.m. m.; Worship service, 11 a.m.; nesday of each month, 7:30 p. HYSELL RUN FREE METH· Jll&b and YGIDI meet and 7:30p.m. alternately. Procy. Evening worahlp, 7:30 p.m. m. In former llathodlst Church or moellnll, Wednosday, 7 :30 Prayer oorvlce, TueadiJ, 7:30 Fmsr BAPTIST CHAPEL- ODIST _ Rev. C..U J. Wise, tor &nla.Y Church SchooL p.m. Rev. Ja,y Stiles, patdD:r. p.m. Youth oervi.., Tbursday, • The Rev. Harold Cunnln&bam, pastor. &lndiJ Sehool, 8:30 o., Soloa - Allia Cholmeu - Str•ico Fa;m - lnduolrial ''--' Lown - Garden llo7d Haclmoy. yruth -11>- · OW DEXTER CONGJIEGA. 7:30 p.m. Montbly oliln, ,111-at, -~r. Charleo Lambert, &m-- m.; Mornlna Worahlp, 10:30; Pomoroy-MoJii6er' F.:D:U::. & Foclaral 667·3435 T u..,ers Plains Rnllr¥o Syatom SaturdOJ ol each month. • Cla.Y School ~pt. Coroer S...... Evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; ...- ; hltll> aehoo1 and TIONAL CHURCH- Rev. WI!. aonlor IW!ts meet In former lard Dutcher, pastor. Mrs. WorHEMLOCK GROVE CHRJS. and Pllmeroy Sis., Ma15011, W, Young People'o Service, 6:45 ' EUB building, Hobart Vlne,yard, ley Francia, &.oo.y S c h o o l TIAN CHURCH- JlliiOs Smllh, Va.; Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; p.m.; Prayer maeUng, Thurs. oupt. A.-.lt Bible Class part;y, ~pt. ~ School, 9:45 a, pastor. Robert Paulsen, &m- Worship service, 11 a.m.; Wed. day, 7:30p.m. 1ut ~ each month. YGIIh m. Church servlces first and diJ School ~pt. MorniDI oer- neoda,y eveni01, training union, MIDDLEPORT Fmsr HAPBuilding Suprll•• and Millwork Athens Rood Pomeroy FeUowahlp ...h Sundly, 6 p. third &lndaYs rollowlng &lndiJ rice, 9:30a.m.; &mday School, 7:30; Prayer senlee, 8:15. Genera Contractinp TJSI' _ Charles w. Simons, A Family That Worohipo T 090ther m. 1n rormor Methodllll bulld- SChool. Saeond and fourth Sat- 10:45 a.m.; Youth meellnl, 6:· Ph. 992-3978 THE ROCK SPRINGS UNIT- postor. Robert Richardson, &ln. Stayo T ogother lnB- Dlltrlet yrulll rally first . urday evenlnas, 8 p.m. <hurch 45 p.m. ED METHODIST- C. J. !.em- daY School &!pt. &lftdOJ Church lllllnda1 ~ Olch month. SILVER RUN FREI! Wll.L lay, pastor. Harold Blackston, School, 9:15a.m.; Morningwor. LETART UNITED MEI'HO- Rev. Coudl1l At- <hurch ochool aupl Morning ahlp, 10:15 a.m. SUnda1 Bible BAPTIST POMEROY Fmsr BAPTIST DIST CHURCH - Flrot and - Robert Kuhn, paator. George kina, poltor. Bill Ultle, &In- worohip, 9:30 a.m.; Church study hour, 7:30 p.m. &lndiJ T ako Someone To Church With You o.dicatod to tho lntoreoto dOJ School SUperintendent. &InSchool, 10:15 Lm.; Evening 4:30 p.m., game Ume foryGIIh. Thio Wook &lndlya, proaehlnl at - r . &mdiiJ school suJI. Of Tho Moig..Maoon . Aroo . • p.m.; Third and fourth 985-3347 &lnday oehool, 9:30a.m.; n»rn. diJ School, 10 a.m.; worahlp, worablp, 7:30; MYF ~. Wednesday ovenlDI prayer serdiJa, !lmdiJ School, 10 o.m., lng worablp, 10:30 a.m.; BYF, 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting, 6:30 p.m. PrOJer meollnl and.t.. , 7:30. Worohlp eemee at 11 a.m.; 6 p.m. Bible study, Wodnoo- Thursday, 7:30p.m.Cbolrprac. Blble_ StudyJ_ Wednesday, 7:30 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Sarv· TueadiJ OYOnin8a at 8 p.m., d!Q', 7 p.m.~ choir practice, tlee, Tuesday, 7 p.m. p.m. Administrative Council lcea at 315 Main St., Pt. Plea.. Lincoln - Mercuri- Comet PrOJer and Bible SluiiY. POMEROY CHURCH OF ..,ollnl, first MondiJ cl ...h aant, &mda,yo, 11 a.m.; WedWodneoday, 8:30p.m. N. Second An. Phone 992·3481 593-660 RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE nesdaya, 7:30 p.m. All wel. NT. UNION BAPTIST- Rev. CHRISI'- Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., II'KDh, 7:30p.m. Mldd'!port, O. Atheno, Q. 85 N. Court St. NAZARENE - Rev. UO)'d D. CoeU Cox, paotor. S u n d a 1 pastor. Bible School, 9:30 a. EDEN UNITED BRIITHREN eomo. SACRW HEART - ~ . Grimm, Jr., - - 9mdiJ School lllperlntendera, Earl m.; Worohlp, 10:30 a.m.; Even. IN CHRIST - Elden R. Blake, 8cbool, t:IO o.m.; Momlngwor. Starkey, SUndQ Sebool, 9:45 lng worahip, 7:30. WedneadiJ, paolor. &lndiJ School, 10 L maoses, 8 and 10 a.m. 11o1,y Larry Bailey · llblp, 10::10 a.m.; Y011111 poo. a.m.; SUnda1 evenln8 worship, combined Bible study and pray. m.; Winnie Holsinger, oupt. oonreoaiODS preeedlng e a 0 h . Woot Main St. 992·9949 lie'• lel"rice, 6:45 p.m.; 7:30; WedneodOJ prayer and er meetfn&, 7:30 p.m. Morning sermon, 11 a.m.; Eve- mass. Palnto ond General Hardware Don't Sond Your Children to Church._.loti• - . . 7:30 p. Bible study, 7:30p.m. Tuppon Plolna, 0 . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN - nina aemee ChrlsUan EndeaFREWOM GOSPEL MISSON 667·3963 Toke Them! .._ W-.ola,y avllllklc aervfee, SYRACUSE Fmsr UNITED LanpviUe VUlage, Rev. Jlob.. vor, 7:30p.m., Mrs.l;ydaChO¥. - BaldKnoba. Rev. L.R,Gluea7:10p.m. PRESBYTERIAN - Rev. Lin- ert &lgeoe Mllsser, pallor, aller, preoldenL Song oervlee encamp, poltor. Ro&orWUfnd, UNrrlill F AlJ'II CHURCH eon stebbins, postor. &lndiJ Worablp semee, 10:30 a.m.; and sermon, 8:20. Mid • Week Sr., &lndiJ School &.JI. h. School, 9:30a.m.; Worlbiplet'- Glema Fetty, &lndiJ School prayer meeUDI Wemesday, 7:- daY SchGII at 9:30 a.m. &ln. Roxoll Drug• - - . ,Sda1 ..._ , R&lndiJ o y .t... W:30 a.m.; Bible atud,y &.pt. Sundly Sehool, 9:30 o.m.; 30 p.m., Mrs. Maxie Holzinger, dill' evenln8 worlldp at 7:30, Ol>lo' 1 Dldoot Dodge Doalor We Fi II All Docton Proacriptiona YGIIh meelinll, 6::10, 1111 prayer service, WIGiel- &mdl,y evening senlce, 7:30 p. class Jeader. Prayer meeting, Tuellday, 7:Middleport, Q, p..,..oy 992·2955 BWLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, 30 p.m. Emelll Deeter, elaaa m. Mid-week ..moe, Wedneo. dOJ, 7:30 p.m. 81". PAUL LUTHERAN MlnerovUie. Rev. Arthur N, loader. You11t Meeting Wednes. EAsr LETARTFALLSUNrr- daY, 7:30p.m. Tile a... Arthur c. LuDd, .... ED METHODIST CHURCH BETHLEHEM BAPTISI' - Maxwell, paolor. &indiJ, 10 diiJ, 7:30 p.m., Eme1t Doet:tar• ......, oehool, 8:30 o.m.; W, Dale MoClul'll, pallor. Wor. Great Bend, Diaries Norris, a.m., the church In Bible stu- er, leader. . Dedicoted to the lnterooto 1 Koopooko Diamond Ringo pallOr. Worlldp 1emee, 9::10 ely; II a.m., the church In worNT, HERMON UNITED - - oervlee, 10::10 a.m. ohlp ......... OfThe . and fourth 312 E. Main St •. Pomeroy, Ocl. Somdayo cl eoeh moatll at 9 o.m.; ~ SChool, 10:30 a. ohlp; Tuesday, the church In BRETHREN IN CHRIST- ROY. Moig ..Gallia•Maoon Area& m. rilitation a n d evanpliam; Menzel Smlth, pastor. fbkiQ a.m.; 9mdiJ SchGII, first and DANVn.LE WCILEY AN MORNING STAR UNITED ThuradiJ, 7 p.m., junior eholr ..hool, 9:30..m.;AifredWolfe, I. A, CUrey, paator. Sundly lhlnl &mdiJ• cl each IIIOIIIh DIIV~IN ·Scbool, 8:30 a.m.; worship aer- at 9 a.m.; 111001111 and !ourtb METHODIST - Rev. WUHam pra.U.. ; 7:30 p.m. the chureh oupt.; Roy Fl>oler, auiatant. pootor; Roy Van Met. In Bible 111uely and prOJer; MornlnB aermon, II a.m.; .... Family Recreation : vice 10::10 o.m. Youlll and Jw>- &mda.r• cl each moat1l ot 10 7 0. er, Supt.; &lndiJ School, 9::30 p.m., )mloro In Bll>leatu. nina aermon, 7:30 p.m., alter. SWimming a.m.; Bible study, WtcmelletiQ', lor yrutb aervlee, 6:45 p.m.; E. Main St. 15 a.m.; Mornln8 worahlp 10:ely and prayer. nallnleach Sundly. ClaaamoetEvenlnl worlb.ip, 7:30 p.m. . 15 a.m.; YGIIh FeUowohlp and POMEROY LOWER LIGHT 1ng, 11 a.m., altematlng &m-Prayer and praise Wed., 7:30 p.m. Bible S1u11Y 'llolradiJ, a p.m. Church- Harrlaonvlllo Rood, diJ mornln8o. David Holter, Fred E. Smith, leyleador. a... Roy TOJlor, pastor; Hen. elaoo leader. Cbrlslian Endoa. flRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Kontucky Fried Chicken MDIDLEPORT HEArn UNIT- ey Eblin, ~ aehiiOI supt. vor, 7:30 p.m., eve17 otloer Middleport, Ohio CHAPEL - 220 E. Main, PomPomeroy, 0. m METHODIST _ a... Mix SUnda1 school, 9:30a.m.; ...... &lndiJ evenJnc, 11opr Huck. eroy, afllllated wlthS.B.C. Rev. E. Donallue, minister; E r 1 c .adp eervlee, 10:30 a.m.i eve. ley, prellident. Prayer meet. Those calling on E. H. CAr- Cbambero, Sundly School ou- niD8worohlp, _7:30 p.m. PrOJ. lng, 7:30p.m. overJ WednosGeorp Bryant, pastor; Hershel ·M~Clure, Swliay school sll)er· penter and family were Nw . and porlntendent. Chir<h oehool, 9:- or aod prolee aervl<e, Thura. diJ. Boord meetlnll, first MonllundenL Sunday ochool, 9:30 Mn. Dell Talbott. Mrs. Ann 30 a.m.; morning ""rohlp, 10:- daY, 7 :30p.m. diJ ~month, 7:30p.m. Lm.; worship service, 10:30 a. Cozart, Mrs. Otlle Young, Mr. 30 a.m.; yGith meolinll, 7 p. The Store With A Heart RACINE -LETART CHARGE, I POMEROY TRlNITYUNrrED m.; evenlng worshlp, 7:30p.m. 0 . M. Miller, Mrs. Fannie m.; Choir rebearaal, Wednes. WCILEYAN UNITW METRO. CHURCH OF CHRISf - Rev. 949·3342 Racine Wednesday, prayer meeting alii Durst, Mrs. Wilma casto. s. w. diJ 7 to 7:30 p.m., Mro. E. DIST - Recine, W, Dale Me- W, H, Plrrln, pellor. Patrick . -· Durst, Rudy and Tom Dural, · Bible stwl,y, 7:30p.m. Rollorl Hamm, dlre<tor. Clurll, paotor. Sundly SCltool, D. WGid, oupt. Qmdi,Y SchGII, Dale Lawson. G. Doug Circle, BETHANY UN!Tm METRO- 9:30 a.m.; Worohlp aemeo, 9:15 Lm.; Worablp, 10:25 o.m, LETART FALLS ~ UNITED Gerold Viola!, WKiey Cozon, PLUMBING AN[) HEATING DIST _ Paul A. Seltora, poo. 10:30 a.m.; UMYF, 7 p.m. each YGIIh Cbo1r rehearoal, Mon. BRETHREN _ Rev. Monzel John Stober!, Rolph John...,, 992·2550 Choir praetl .. :dill', 6:30 p.m. Mro. MarYin Mr . 11"1d Mrs. Lawrence tor; lli1U1e Thelao, S u n d a y Sundly; Phono 992-32114 · "!hldl_. 2Atl Lincoln St. Middleport Smith, pastor. Herschel Nor- Johntton. Dorio Dolley, Olnlon School Supt. Worahlp aenl•e, Thuroday, 7:30 p.m.; Sarvlee Burt, director. Sanlor eholr rio, Sunday school, 9:30 Johnson. Belinda Fitch. Ruth 8:30 a.m. oecond and fourth Guild, fourth lllllnda1 cl oaeh l'lhearoal, 7::10 p.m. 'llolrodiJ, • a.m.; morni~W sermon. 10;30 Wonderllng and family, Mr. and &lnda)-1; evllliq worablp, 8 - I l l 7o30 p.m.;"-Huot. !lira. Paul - · · dlreetor. a.m. and evening sennon. 7:30 Mrs. Randall Talbott end J .W. p.m. llrlll &mc~a.r. lora &lndiJ School CIa 1 • Thursday, aU diJ, Bu,y Boo ·. p.m. alterrating each Sunday. Lllwson. R. R. Durst. Baker• of Good Brood modll!l, fourth FridaY c1 oaeh ~Unl J10r13' In church aoda1 Prayer service, Wednesday, 7:.-- Mrs. Bonnie Wilford and Liu monlh at 6 p.m.: WSCS, HC- room. H..,tlngton; W. Vo • . Middleport, Ohi• THE RUTLAND COMMUNI30 p..m, Prayer meetlrw:, 7:30 Kimberly were recent guesb of ond FridaY cl BO<h llllllllh at 7 •· THE RUTLAND CHURCii OF TY CHURCH - Rev. Am o 1 p.m., alterratirw Sundays. Leota Birch. 30 p.m.; O!llelal Bcw-d, 100· CHRIST - D1pDe IJade..TUllo, paator. &mdOJ School, • ond Moada,y ~ ea<h IIIOIIIh at pallOr; V.ILBnleY,IUpl.;&m-1:30 a.m.: Lee Bumem, RPt. • Reforeatatlon Projeet clor" School, 9:30 a.m.; Com. 7:30p.m. Wonhtp aervtce, 11 e.m. WedBeaan Canal THE !JUTLAND METIIODIST munlm and worihlp semee Bokor• of Holau.. a-d The first federal step toThe French-owned Pana- JWidl,y prayer meeUnl, 7 ;30 - Rev, C. J. Lemley, Chtot.., Ohl• war.t forest management 10:30 o.m.; PleYtr ........• Middl•port, 0111'! .and tree planting was in ma Canal Company was the p.m. &lndoy nlttrt worablp, 7 ,. tor. Chirch Schoo>~, t::SO a.m.; TharodiJ, 7::10 p.m. ' ' ,··· \ ~ .,. i828 when the depleted sup- first to attempt building a 30. Worlldp ..m .. , 10:30 o.m. RACINE FliiBr BAPTIST, .·;I>IY 'of Uve oak timber canal across tile Isthmus of ZION CHURCH OF CHRIS'l' Charles Norris, pallor. &m-Panama. Under Ferdlnanf"; . ·;il)ong the aouthern coasts LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN - Fl>meroy • Harrlaonvlllo daY School, 8::10 a.m.; Morn. " 3 / : prompted President Juhn de Lesaeps, the company Member of t ....'lilt 'fovr Church Nooda Y011r Support . CHURCH - Mr. Cerl Turla,y, Road. John Webller, peotor; Ia& WOl'lhlj>, 10:45 a.m.; &In. had begun construction of : :.:Qulni:y Adams to launch a Gonorol Morcltcujdl oo L-ot & 'liooch Ph~ 992-9921 >broject for growing oak trees the canal as a commercial mlnllller. IIIDrnlna aem•ealO:- Ray Lillie, ~ndiJ School Supt. diJ evOIIlnl' wortlllp, 7:3!) p. Tup~l Plalni 667•3280 Middleport ; .l :·;io 'protect the future . needs v.e n t u r e in 1881 but. had ao a.m. &n~ay School 9:30 a. 9mdiJ School, 9:30a.m.; Mom- m.; Wedneoday 8¥onlng Bible . ' ' failed to finish tht· .inh. . . m. Harman Schul, &!pl. lng worahlp, 10:30 a.m.; am. SluiiY, 7:3op.m. Ole Navy. '. • ·' . -· ....,..... ....... ..... ,..• •.•.......• ..., • ·-.......... • • • ........ -·- BOGGS EQUIPMENT DOIIGAN SOHIO STATION ......... EAGLE FEED & SUPPLY CO. BElT :fEDEIICL INC. LAllY'S SOHIO SERVICE SWISHER & LOHSE ...... THE fAIMisJANI AND·SAYI (0.; .· RACINE PLANING IILL 7 - The llllb Sentinel, Pomel'OI'·Middleport, 0., l·'rlday, October 31, 19G9 Plan Slwwing Arrangements Holiday er. She eq~haaizedtheneedfor waterirw well before winter seta ln and tor provldhw: some shelter tor telller evefll'eenll until they pt weD established. "Your Garden Next Spring" wao lhe _loplcofMro. Paul Floh-er who sugesledplantl"lbulba thio !all lor an early .....,Ins of ·color in the spring. She also said that some annual seeds, 1 u c h as poppies, larkspur, bachelor buttons and torget-menota can be sown now to bloom early. A demonstration onblrd reeden was gi\'8R by Mrs. Hollon. She used cocooot shells tor one t,ype of teeder, an onion bag ror suet. a clothes haJ11er tor an ear or corn, ancl bleach botUes tor bird hoosea. 'llle "arrangement of t h e month" mode by Mrs. lllvld Neue carried out the Halloween theme, It teatured the use ofweatheredwood.chrysarthemmns, and bittersweet. Blue ribbons . lor arra~omenta and specimens were won by Mra. David Nease, Mrs. Denver Holter, Mrs. Hiram Fisher and Mro. Hornor Holter, Mrs. Charles Grueser and Mrs. WUllam RuoseU were guests. A plize was awarded to waa given. Plana were made tor a ther- Mrs. Fred Nease tor her unique apy program to be presented at costuming tor the "come as you tho GaDipollo State Institute on are" part of the meeting, Me• Dec. 2. Mrs. Hollon volunteer- bora responded to roll call by ed to prepare material lor the naming their favorite tree In 11 Green Thumb Notes" of The autumn. 1\lllp bulbs were given as fa· DaUy Santlnel on Dec, 15, Pl'Oifi'BJI1 ror the ••come as von by the hostesses, Mrs. you are" meeUrc consisted of Paul Fisher and Mro. Hiram a pa,per onucareofEv~rgreens Fisher. A salad course w a s served. patloo ""' planned by the WllclwiiOd Gorden Club Wednesday nltlht ll the home c' Mrs. Paul FIBber. Eiaht members volunteered to make arrarcemerts to be entered ·in the category or uor S~ With Glee" In tho artistic arrarwement classes. Clubs drew tor classes at a recent tea hosted by Mrs, F)'ed Blaettnar, cOUIW.y contact chatrIIWI. The Christmas flower show Ia ••hoduled for Nov. 29-30 at t h e Pomeroy Elomontary SchooL Theme of the show Ia "Chrtltmaa Memory Lane." It lo tho annual ...., staged by tho Mollo County AosoclaUon of Garden Clubo. To exhibit for lhe WlldwGid club wUI be !lira. Dwight MD· hoan, Mrs. Freel Nease. Mrs. David Nease, Mrs. Edson HoJ.. Ion, MrB. Victor lf.ysell, Mrs. Vernon Nease, Mrs. Denver Holter, ard Mrs. Mason Fish-er. Seven members of the cJW wUI attend tho Regional meetlow to be held SaturdOJ st Lake Hope. A roporl of a Cbrlsbnas domonstraUon al the Columbia Gas ol Ohlool!leelnMiddleport Dan Nease Heads Youth Group THE DAILY :SENTINlL v:ld Nease, Teresa Gooch, Suale Gooch, Lae Ana Nease. Jun. tOr members were Brian Hamllton, Sandy Hamilton, Steve P. Nease, steve Nease, Randy ArnoJd, SandY CurUs, Kim Grueser, and Jod;y Grueaer. ;·, · Relroohmenta wore 10rved. ... - ; PVT. SMITH ASSIGNED GALLIPOLIS FERRY - Army Private First Claao Roy C. Smith, 20, oon ot Mr. and .Mrs. Roy Smllh, has been aa. alJned as a military pollee. man with the lat lnfantrJ DJ. vta1on In Vietnam. RALL'S BEN FIANII.IN STOlE TUPPERS PLAINS HAIDWlll IOWEI'S lmAUUNt CIOW'S STEAl HOUSE 1 RACINE FOOl' IAIUT WILLIS_ANTHONY ...., sl.tlllf •••, ... ,., .. Dlyl..... USE THEil GOEGLEIN IEADY-111 CO. New Officers Are Elected New cttteera were elected when the WiDing Workera Class ~ the Enterprise United Melhodl.st Church met recently at the home ot Mrs. Eldon Weeke. Elected were Mrs. Marjorie Bowen, president; Mrs. Fran.. ~a Carleton, vice prelldi!Jrti Mrs. Thoma• Bentl:. Mereta1'3'; Mrs. Dolores Will, treas~ urer, and Mrs. M,yrtle long, birthday secretsey. Reports were liven on fUnd. ralalng projects and money from the sales waa collected. The wc:llder box donated by Mrs. Freda Llovlng wao won by Mrs. Agnes Dixon. Devotions by Mra. Bowen opened the meeUns. The group 88ft& In lho Service ot tho King and scripture from Paalm 27 waa read by Mrs. Ruby Frick. Poems and readings were, What 9lall We Render, by Mrs. 1lhon lho Past Natrona ciEvan. pllno Chapter 172, Order c1 the Eastern star, met recent. b at lhe home ot Mrs. M. L, French. Welcomed book Into I h o group after a long obaen.. duo to lllneaa was Mrs. Pat Gallagher. Roporlod Ul were Mrs. Ulllan Stlelf, Mrs. Cora 1'111len, Mra. Charles Bennett, Mra. Max Harrah, Mrs. Debbie ~;y. on a Miller, and Allen Hughes. lllra. French llld Mrs. Walter Ha.Yes sened refreshments to the U members attending the meeUng. TWOJ>AY SALE SET A rom:ge aale will be held ~ ~=cat~S: auditorium. The Bal held f rom 9 e wt 1 1 be INTRODUCING A Gift of Love FOR M07HER RJdenour's Gas Service CHESTER. OHIO Your DOXOI. Agency GIVES YOUR HEATING and COOKING PROBLEMS THEIR WARMEST ATTENTIONI She dooorves tho bell ... this beautiful pin of motherhood will be worn with loving pride by mothen of all ases . WE INSTALL YOUR CHOICE .IN: RANGES CIRCULATING HEATERS "HARDWICK "TAPPAN "SUNRAY • WARM MORNING 0 TEMCO • SEIGLER "'-* Thla pin Ia much ,..,. than a boautlful gift. Ita radiant blrthat.n•• - ono f04' 10c:h of tM fo,.IJy - 1 ymoo bollza o mothar'• abhllnt offttctlelft f.,~ lowed Dnas. Your gift of Hils pin to o mother , , • or o lftlnd-ther •• , P•Y' .. nthnontol tf'lbuto to her llfolont lovo oM dhotlon, She will c:h.rl1h It fonver. Each pin 11 cuetDm-ct'eot•d to your order lty ,...., - • iowoler. 1150 a.m. to 3 p.m. TO SELL RUMMAGE A rummage oale wiD be held C11 Nov. 6 and 7 by the For. eat RWI Methodist Church ln the Smith building on Second st., POmeroy. Ridenour's Gas Service DOXOL PROPANE GAS~" JIM'' RIDENOUR CHESTER, OHIO PH. 985·3308 or 985--3334 1.---------------------------------------------------- Weeksi Prayer !or Faith, Mrs. Ethel Smith; The Love of the , Father, Marlha Hosted; Ufe and the Weaver, Dorothy Long; Let No Go Rock, BeatrleoliUck; Pra,y, Mrs. Mabel Moore, and The Day I Became a Neigh. bor, lllra. Bentz. Group slngtna of Love Lifted Me and prayer by Mrs. Bentz concludod the meeUna. e it to·T Rue • NOW. REYNOLDS DECORATED PI'. PLEASANT- Army Prl. vate First CJasa Charles C. Reynolds Jr., 18, whooe per. enls live at 812 VIand St., has received the Bronze Star Medal In Vietnam lor herolom In actlon apfnat a hosWe force. He entered lho Army In No. vember 1967, completed baole lralnlna ~ Fl.. Gordc!n,· Ga., and arrived In Vittn4m last .' ·' Janu1.17, He was per!orrnfne tlle duUes ol a reconnaissance aergoant with Company A, 2nd Battalion ~ lhe lot Infantry Dlvlslon'a 18th lntantry. . ------------OLD HARBOR CANDLES ANO CANDLE RINGS Choice of alu a•d cohN' Tha A,l• Candia Rlnt $2.50 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE -- MIODLEPORT, Make it Motion Makers! The men on the move. The Motion Makers. At your Plymouth Dealer. Moving you into the 70's. Moving you into great cars. Great car deals. Making your kind of motion. New. Now. 0. Chrhtmas. A deposit will hold. Men's "Allen A" Colorful Cotton Plaid :"autljiiiiOui':!Co"n'•'•"'m11 pa17 ,.•,.,• I styled compact conaole In grained WalnUt color on aelect hll'dwood sollda and veneera. 6" x a• Twln-eone apeaker. YHF and UHF Spollite Nowl Bat both and Cllor SH Plymoulh !iport fury A BIG VALUE 2-Doo• Hordtop Good looking 100!1 col· ton plaids in several shades. HIIIIEI'S IAIEIY GAUL'S IAIIIT OHIO VALLEY BAliNG CO. ' LYorts'lluir . 'OILII'S SOIIIO . Make it Plymouth! Make it Fury! Guoranteed waohoble. Pr.. shrunk. Modo with long tailo. 5--M--L·XL. A big voluol 18 feet of Sport Fury. Sport Fury comfort. 318 cubic inch V-8. Torsion bar suspension up front. Make It '70. Make it now. Sport Fury. Plymouth makes it. . URI YSTOlE <;!If To Past Matrons M:t-M~t:rxrrfilft8lllfllliM\I.: re~J~lrementa for rnembrtrsblp, For NYC . I & it FOODLINER - ,..,L DeMolay Explained Lord, Thyself lteveal," a n d prayer b,y Min Marcia Karr preceded periods ofmodltatlon. There waa a ~• solo by Mrs. John SauVIBe and a hymn ~ consecration. "'Take My LUe.., Members tormed a "chain.. at the altar by hddiiW hands sym. bolillng a new un1t,y and wholeness Wider God. The leader, 6to<k to Loy Away ,_roy, Stiversville News Notes A prayer a"ndaelf~enlal Ill> "She ~I Be Called Woaervanee waa held Tuesday at- man" was the theme ot the proto.- at the Aobury United gram which opened wllh an orMethodist Church In llyracuae. gan prelude by lllro. Donald Llole. The call to worohlp and scripture trom Psalm 135 was given by Mro. VIrgil Teaford, presldert, ~omen•a Society of Christian Serv.lce. The hymn. ••Talk With Us Mrs. Robart King explained lhe O.Mola,y lodge which "'rves lhe lnteroata ot high oehool up. per claaamta, ita hietory and l & C JEWELEIS ROYAL OAI PAU Air-. oroy U n I t e d lllelhodlol Church. Sarona will bel!ln at 11 a. m. Soup ma,y aloobe.PUrehaeed by the ~J~ut with ordera to be loft with Mrs. VIrginia Edwarda or Mill L y d I a Eberabach. Containers a r e to be provided by those purchasing soup to take out. In CO!IIunetlm with tho IGip lunchem, a bazaar will be held In the chur•h parlor. Mra. Karl Kloos, pve lho ben-edi.Uon. Pertlclpt.Ung beBidaa oamed were the Rev. end Mra. fo'orest Donley. Mr. and Mrs.. W Ill I a m lloudasholt, Mro. Many New ltema In L H. UWLINGS SONS CO. TIME5-SENTiiiE~ . ' (' ANNOUNCE REVIVAL HARTFORD - Revival aer. >lees will be&ln at tile Hart.. ford Church ol Christ In Cbrla. tlan Unioa &lnday and cmUnue through Nov. 16. Sarvl•es wiU be at 7:30 p.m. wllh tho Rev. O'DeU Manley aa evangelist. ~c!al vocal numbers wtll be presented each evening. .....,ooo. THE SUNDAY An Election Day soup lun•h- eon will beoervedatlhel'l>m. ncorer sh<M partlcl· In Winter" by MrL Mooon Fish· Dan Nease was eJected presldent whoa the junior and sen. lor Me1hodlst Youth Fellowship met &lndoy night at the Forest Run Methodist Church. Other otrtcers names were Comle Wamer, vice President; I Roaor Neall, 11001;~ --aitd . JUI ,Warner, treasurer .. A 11011g ( aod prayer senlee op811ed the meeting. Roma Nease present. ed the prasram. Rqy Johnson IDd. Bob Diddle were guests. Other senior members attending were Cindy Gooch, Da. Prayer, Self-Denial Observance Held 11-.11 . II.~~IIIBIII'.dlll~llil!l1lliii~III.MIIIllllf.IIIY.IIIf1Jl.fi¥WJ111Silltl~r$ The 1970 Plymouth line. Make it Valiant Duster. The whirlwind compocl. · Make it Sport Fury Brougham. · The flrst-edllion, . lap-of-luxury Fury. Make ,it.~ the completely new Barractilia. · · Plymouth makes it. 67 different ~ · SHIRTS . 10.98 to 19.98 . Navy blue brown and groon ploldo. Boya olz• es 14 · to large size in men a. ,. ...,' ' .<: II·-: ·i r it . ~~~ .. . ~•. ·.""' .,b • ..• ' ·' . �,_ ;I . ·- Excitement, Fun Highlight Halloween Party . '8 """ 1110 Dolb SOntlool, Pomeroy-MlddlODOrt, . 0., t'rldo,y, Octdlor PfA Supporting Renewal LeVy The Lel.lrt Falla PTA has nod for Nov. u with proceed• .., record 11 to go loW&rd Jlllr<haoo ~ adihe fiOir.mlll renewal levy for dltlonal· plll'l"""nd eqollpmont. lbo Sau111om Loea1 Sehool Dlo. At a moetlnR TlleldQ nlgttt ~ Mr. and Mrs. lleney Met.rlct the omcera and ebairman c1 Dole ~ Toledo were the reAt a reeont mootlnl ~ tho bud&et and finaneo. It wa$ do· cent poola ~ Mr. and ll!ro. PI'A Ralph Sl3re, superlnten- eldod to have a country stor8 ita¥rnmd Frank, I'Omoi'Qf. dent. and Howard Nolan spoke and a musical program on the Mro. Mildred Frank and Mrl. aa. the neceaatt;y for passing the u.me Sventng at the jitney sup.. ine• Car..., spent Tlleoday with T h o Panoro,y ElementarY ._.una levy, emphaalzlngthat ltmeana per. no increase ln taxes since it Ia a renewal, ASSIGNED IN VIETNAM Preoont for tho moollqworo cHESHmE - Arlllf ~clal. Charles Hamuton, William Cundllf, Clarence Lawrence, Den. ny lUll and Mrs. Ann Boao, candidate• for the -.d ~ Educatlm. tat Four David E. Moore, 21. son of Mr. and Mrs. E»gene F. Moore, hu been assigned to tho 37Sth Maintenance COmpany near Lmg Blnh, VIetnam, A jUne)' supper was plan- aa a generator repairman. . . IN11'ALLA1'10111 ALL REPAIRS School waa turned ioto a mecca of· aetlyit;y a n d oxcllelllonl ThurodQ nl&bl as tho ehlldron In aU alx sradaB turned out In colllume tor tho annual HaUo- • · _ _. h• ween ... " · - - "" oroy P•T. A. ... u~ p - their visitor' Mrs. Murl Olra Papular with the youJ'C set ot Bashan. Mrs. Frank also were the manerous tosa and vlaited Mrs. AlllY Wolf of Ea- throw -.mea, the ftsh pohls, gle Ridge. the apook house, the "pocket Mr. and Mrs. GObert Meal ladles" Wbo ~ed tbr~ ~ Galllpolla and Harllo and tho 11olls with goodies for a Delores Frank of Long Bot- dlme, and the clow111 with elu.,. tera of baboons. tom were &mday guestJ of Mr• Coatume prizes were awardand Mrs. lta¥mond Frlll1k. Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth, ed, three for each clasaroom, Mrs. Dwtgbt Parker and Mils Myrtis KQ Parker were ~ da,y guests t'l tbe Re\1. a n d Masquerade Party Mrs. Glem Hiles, former pas- by Robert Morrlo, prlnclpel, aa ·tho ~hlldren par- aeroaothe slap. Eaeh ofthoehlldronworo clvon an orenp drink and two entertainment tlekoto ey t h o P.T.A. TakiiW prizes In tho kinde,_ garton and,pr•aehool eo~ wore Krtattn Anderson, prottl· est; Clroiyn - ... moot -• ..,._ le; RlelcJ Smith and Kim Mill· ford, mostorlllnal, oftho morn1111 class; and Tanuny Elc~ ger, prettiest; Rodney Wood, moot comle and Mlehaol Whitlatdl. the moat orlgtMi,"ollho alternoon elisa. Firlt place wlnnen in t h e ca~•• of prettiest, ugliest, Firat lftdo, Mrs. Doroth.Y Woodard; KeUy Grl!llth, Jane WyaU, and Rdlblo Landers. Firat rradt, Mro. Barban Como; Andrea Rlao, Anita Sheridan, and Kondo Braun. SOcond IRdo, Mloa MOi)o VIr· ctnta Relbol; JemlferOhiiQ!ar, Kathy Whltlateh, and " - WUea. United Methodist Chur<h. Tho TUPPERS PLAINS - three attended church services Jane Sl01m and Marla ._r. Third )p'ldo, Mro. NoQia Jarrell' Wando Buchatan, Soon: Will, and Mark Hood. • , ~clal -tlon,lllri. !.far.. • prot Ella Lawla: Ja!letY-.: THE WHOLE HOUSE COMES ALIVE "WITH Robarts: Marla Sheridan, TamDIY Guinther, and Diana Barr>hart. 1blrd 1 r a d e, Mra. Mae Yoww: Judy HaU, Paul Baird, and most orlcfMlln respective and Dovld Dillard. order were aa Ulows; Fourth grade. Mrs. Ina Mea- -MOIOROLA T he eutducted by the Rev. Mr. IDles ~· Plains Junior 'l'r<Mlp No. 267 held a masquerade parand were dinner guests of the t;)' at :1- Paul's Methodlst family. Smlthl Dobblo PhUlipo,'·Jaelde : Caraey, and G. E. !Julnthtl'. :1 Sixth lfldo, Mro. Peel Wll-;\ llama; ·Kathy Werey, Tlmm)l · Hunnoll, and Mitchell Chapman.: ~·lal education, Mrs. Tall: Toroaa WUdonnuth, Brindley Dennie mmo. and Mix Landor-: Soemd )p'ldo, Mro. Jamoo seth, and Janloo DnMO!• mil~ Diehl; Kim Seth, L,ylo Moon and Sixth IP'IdO, Min ~ Held by Jr. Troop toral famUy of tho I'Omoroy dow a; PeiiD' QirolaD\1, !IIndy Holldaoholt, and llallb Roaeh. · FGurth IJ'Idt, Mro.llarjorlo Glbb11 ·Hudoon, Teroaa 1'&)11or, and Seott Warner. Filth lra40, 8Clb _Roberti! Ceyatal Rill, RlekJ SOylor and Gres VtJ107. Filth lftdo, Fred Keao•r: PORTABLE TV <l'olrch annex on Oct. 24 with cosbune judging, prizes, IJIPie boiJblftg. Past Matrons games and refresh- manto. Girls attending were Cheryl Warm Air Furnates Your CompaCtly designed to or Gas ~'ired save you spoce and money. Temperature control is automatic-set the thermostat and forget it. Gives you maximum heat ot minimum 'c ost-no expensive overheating. Especially suitable for basement installation. OfOES Meet Grifftn, Teresa Longette, SanelY 1/enoloy, KatllyFollrod, con. A dessert coorse at Balle,y's n1e Maya, Diama Benectum, Restaurant with Mrs. C o D• Teroaa Buckley, Debbie con. stance 9tields as hostess pre- oall)', De&lfla Baker, .91errl codod a moeUng ol the Past /.Ia. lla<kne.Y and Sonya Adamo. trona ~ Pomeroy Chapter 186, Leaders aallistiag the g I r I a Order ot the Eaatern S t a r, were Mary Longette and Marg Tlleaday nlgbt. Benecllm. Mrs. Glenn Dill, vice president, was ln charge of the meeting which opened with devo- tions by Mrs. Fred Blaettnar. Halloween Party 9te read scripture from Luke 10, 30..37 and used the theme Planned by Club "Service." Mrs. Blaettnaralso read an arUcle from the ••&uJ .. shine Magazine" entitled, ''I Will be a Good Samaritan." Mrs. Thomas Young, sec~ retary, read a note of appre. ciation tor nowers from the family o! Mrs. Elsie Hart. Games wore cooclleted ey Mrs. Alonza Custer. Miss Maud Grueser Will host the next meetIng to be hold on the fourth Monday of November . 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F;.., $232.00 chtir in ltlo,...aoh Mon-siae comfort, •• o moll IYO reclining vinyl, tonorousl,- paclj:IH wtih polyuretheno foaM. Hot o heM· re•t cov..• , onncops; SHt flap. TIIADITIOIIL I-PIECE IISEMILI, ~ .. ., $650.00 Elegonce of _line is r•flect•d in the g•ntly cur,.d bocks, s-eptng arms and tailored l..ick pleat bosu . Sofa and companion choirs ho¥e thick r•Yenibl• .. at cushions. In exquisite FCrbrics, wi;h Ot!llcops THB& OLIVE PH. 446-1130 . : . •·· !llii!i!~~i i li ~ ! il SLIII OOITIMPOIIAIIY SOFA 11141 TWO OHIIRI ,..... -~QO · ·:. lS r;. .("· •, r ' Exhilarating, colorful ..• add instant and lasting charm to your home with FleKSt~e~'• superbly coordinated room groups and individual Pieces. Whether ent~rtotn~ng or relaxing for o quiet hour, you'll talte pride in the added satufoctton of supwior Flexsteel quality features including solid hardwood frames, double dowelled, glued and corner·blocked, Flexst.. l's patented arched blue stnl spring foundations, finest cushioning, exquisite fobrica. ' ' __ GALLI POi.IS. ' ' f ' ~--~~wn•~~~~m~~~-~···==~ . �, ·.1' .' . ' i967 FORD · liter •c.. ' ' . . OIA~LINII -$1695 :.. Mit or ,.teet ony .... doeM4 . . 'IMtl ....t Tho ,_.lishor •Ill Mt Wildcat HT Cpo. White finish. Blk. vinyl trim. Good tires. Automatic, powr steering. Radio. .. ,..,..... lftlo •• ..... theft .... lllc..,_t IMattl.,. ~ . Grand Prix H. T. Coupe. Local car. Maroon finish ~- ' rQassifieds ~~~~~~------~~ Services 6 'IE SIW THAT, PAW? WIICIII SEIVICf: ... F.-'rij Futut S..lceOAY.er ' ' " " ' • (lliOf W•4 II• CHOUwtl•• IMottiQM . • ,.,4 25 ,.. ant DIM""' oa "14 ..t1 .,., 11411• wtt•ln tO.,.. 10.:10-lltc -------------OLD.E ASHIONED • - - ·•-·, •OJQIII ..... llndaJ, Nov. 2 at 2 p.m., Fre ..n Golpel llilllon, at Bald Knob. Rev. L, R. Gluo181um_p, paltor. PUblic tn- ILINO ADS 11c c._.. ,... ,...... OFFICE-~ 1:30 • ·• · .. s• •·•· NO TIC• ON FILING OIIINYaNTORY AND o.u, 1'3o.·~••l2.c10_..,_• to~. vlted. '· ' aoor,Ford, eint dono, I NIQIIT ••• CAU 1968COVG~ , ,RAWLIRIIt SERVICE ttooo. DA'f _.2151 NIGHT · ' 112·7324 . . 2101 after s p. "'. lG-26-1.2tp tsi'7-cliEviioiE'T-.m.;,i'i- , ~ ·..c t. ! ' i :.. . . H; ....,., Sans · doar HT, now llreo,80Qdcon' IIDDLiPOitT 01110 WEEKEND REviVAL atCiolroh CHUCK'S <an .,.Y<IUtt>tolall dillon, ..... baraain, $1481. . PAINT D~GE, ~ ~-~. '·• •. • i;.J( ·~ ' ' ' PrtH .. Co•rt To tht Admlnlstrlfrix of tht ol God, Cheater, Olllo on SOton TV ....,.tra If yoo brirw can 89U877 after 5:30 PolL atwllll llllddnoo, ·jtijH~ S..., Sd.'ICiol. attendance on ntatt; to such ot tht fOllOwing ...., and ~ evoninJra them In, Cluck'• TV, 1112l04Nie orlilm1 .......... lla l_ GeL ~-.sft.. 'lhtotl'erlrv•ru •••rt resldM" of tht State IDf at 7:SO P.lll· with Rn.111111 ternut, Pllllei'QJ, PhOII089Z. llllnll 1 <itea'll ,Ohio. vii :-tht surviving \ .:: .:: ... l'~:SS. 'II'~ Mnlees were IPOUH. the ntxt of kin, the Adama of Raeeland, K,. AI5080. tG-11-ttc Fill Sale · lnll1 are baiiW~~o ~ ~ ~ at l~ a. a. wiCb Cbu. btn.,lcl•rles under tht will 1 SO~IInion&lndo,yat ' FOURROOMbouao,80Qdwell, lor2llltllllei; .......tlliulaoo>; ,_..,_ D. ~ ... ...._...__ -..... and to the attorney or •ttomtyl : , a • ._...., • - ........ t tortsen anv or the 2 p.m. Eve,.,..,. wti<OIIIO, aoli•s REDVCING Saloa ani; 16 acres, 6 mUes from Raholu, • oilllultoaa,IDO!ii>( ... ~'WiiiiNitJiiUo1111 $:ISS.. •1••• I • j 0 pWIONi l 10-.'10 ate Health center Ia open,· olns. can 94~ ....,.., alii ioUad hellllltlleh. ~ \ fiQ t · !1"*1_ 1 -.eS~n.n p t 8 ina DeVol , M lnenvlllt. ...._.. at.lo. No. 20172 -------------9 Lm. to 5 p.m. bJIIPPOint-. to.llf.4to Full cash ptl.., $88.50. or ~ ~ ~ ..-rtwnrJQt h tt You att htortby noUfl.a thet HOME REPAJRS,painttrw. carm0111,5p,m. telOp.m.noiP-' -·&.Z montllb' terms, Pbono .~ . ...... · ""'& 0 11 BrDI h-M 1• "'' lnwentoty •nd Ap pealry, shliWIIIW, gulter palntm.IIOI>eiiiU')', Locat- COAL, ea-ltGI!er...Uaerun, Ja-• 892-2885. . ' 10 281tc .. f!'salm: :st.""' IPitl:iiWm.,t of ttllt nt•t• or the t:tt .,.tntiDfttCI. CIKHied, lett clAlliq[, repalraniJllllltallaeel bel01r K and K Mabile cobs CGal co. P.tJoiiiTIPple. - - - - - - - - - - - - 'MSClS.l+£6 ~N.; ~ et Mkl County, wea filM In this Free estimates. All Hemea, P o I n t Pl••nt. Phone 742-49$2 or t82-3tll8 THREE - h e Iota In m.. ~ bttM ib e;.,_.,_ Seld lnventotr end tlon. work . . . . . . - by e>perlPbono ~t54 or 8'111-4020., lo.a-.10~ : Beech GI'Oft ~. ... ...__ ~ ll'¥ldil_, 0k't. :=-.::•th:~!ur~~ 111011. canCilester985l~c ------------ · Wtlte WIWijn J. Moore, as n otiiM> ~'~~'lllhllllllti...._ - •• .. N....,..,.,, 1,.,, ot en<ed U47colleot.. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ·PLAYER PIANO, Eltctrl'c Rln_rolde -Drl ... llo,yjlln&, 11•·- -~~-·-· . 41~ . ..._ IOilll;-.r t· - ·· :--• ,,,..._. ...... , . . . . _A.M CIHifing to flit 11l-32-181p MEIGS LOCAL P..ents, vale atow. Phone New llaOlllo. 1~101c . t'tN IDii i.'. . . l:b lflillwz:it• qf Nfilt.. ~tilfts th.rtto m Ult flit for the sehoal Ia• renow.al, 882-281L lo.2181p --------------:;-. · !- -.· &- ~, 11£'1. k' 4, . - lfiiMit •• INs' u .... Cleys prior to GUN SHOOT, Sunday, Forked . keop scltool1 opan. Don't vote - - - - - - - - - - - HOtJSE, IN tletco Coiltl)', ~ : · •ill 1tl'81• lQ abla 9 'ttt ~-;r~n:nd and Run !iportaman Club. Every- against your kids by not 3 BEDROOM -~-rn •-- In tor, 4 .,.._., ¥,. Slots, ! .·.,_. fo!h•td: ~!tnt SQIJIIII.. "? 5 sea~ Of Mid Court, this 29th da-, ODe welcame. voting or to eoortomlz• et .. _,. IIVIIKI be1t o1f1r cw •• AM eo. t.•: ~ Oil cu ~So.... NltD!ia...;: .. Oc.........,.,_ their expense. 11 Is no tax .,..... ~It level, built-iii ...,. ....... lo.ll9-3te •._ . F . tt. ~8RIIiN , lneroose. Harold Ma .... Rt, kitchen, 1\dl ._101110111, atteet Mr. J!rel;!vlnllnW'or 2 ;- · · er W a ~ rn. ,.._. IINI •• ..Hiclo Albeny. Herrl!10n¥llle PTA teollod prqe. Lot~. eall CGlambui 294-t~ '. ' . : the District Stc:u il I t • Clerk et Mid Court SHOOTING MATCH, · Sunlo,y, memli<'l'. Ph0110 Ma1011 7'13-5339. . , 1~ • a m! u., at l:al!!::l'is a. nr......Cterlt tf Mlil Ceurt • . ~ ...,._ -.-::.. Ay A•n a. WIIHn Nov. 2, 1p.m, te4p,m., Ro10-19-l#p lo.llwtc ----------~.,.-~ ~ 7 for the "Val'iau:J otllcen ol OfiHitr Clerk cino-BashsnHeed,~sor- - - - - - - - - , - -----------WATER COND1'110NERS; ts, ~ the cllurch 'h'aiJ>. 10-31 11 -7 2tc I ,.,1 ec1 11J the Racine Emerpncy Wanted ,,o, $ts. So!!e•i .., mtera, .:; liW lor the C'lllaeil on MIDI&10 Squad. 10-29-ttc: COAL. WMP, .....,I etc., ~- back..........,, ~- trieL) LEGAL NOTICE lnll ClllNA· CABINETS, , _ a::":.r~ w. aloi<, ~IY.'OIWI, ·: The Proenm subjects fortbe Annual election of M-Ilt• County bltl, old claeb, ete. Write . . . l"Nt4111c :. , year were Hlected. Atrlculturol Socletr Dlroctor• . ... .\ -1.: or call M. D. M!Uor, Rt. t, Ol'OJ', Phone 8924191. ;~_ 2 ;,. The 0 _ _ , practl__... will be held Tfusdor. Nowemt.., 011 __ •mwu '""" w... 13, 1969, from .5:00 P.M. to 9:00 •. S.IJ.Uo: SIEGLER GAS. htiu.r · iS 000 I'CIIIM VI' phone IIIJ..a71. A Prime Roast Dinner ~ ..,!.,'!:! ing boxes to the boys fnaervice P. llt. at tN ofHce of the Melo• . ' '.' &.3Uc. - - - - - - - - - - - - - County Comml11ion•• In tN BTIJ, tllerlnolt'at,"' ....vulllfd ::;1 waa discussed and planned. BW Co'*' House In Pomeroy, Ohio. will be held the SS.(lALLON drums, 800d lor oae 1lfntU, .125. ~: at Hf lot candidate• ···. 1 Amos is in lhe Navy ln Hawaii, forQualifications Help Wanted trash, 42.50 each. l'omero.r S. Tblrd · Avo., Mlddleplirt, Dlr.cton aN that they mull Eagles Club, Sunday, ~ Set. David Williams In the air be a quolifled .,.,., of M•lv• Junk ComPIIIJ. all)'llme. to.ao.a111 ...__:..., foree t Tu ArJ both to County and mu11 hav• o meml:te,.. November 2, if:30 A.M. W-ANTED - . Hellable persoo to 10.:2-12te ·~ be car:S:.Y~Hen- ;:. ~6~~ In said Society for live with elderl)o -n. Free 6:00P.M. 1 IDLID STATE wt1111t 111oreo F01 Sale, Relt • • der•nn• Major John ..,_.,lor in Candidate•' petition• must be llvliW qiiiJ'Iers, plus m81ll. Busllllss Services l _ •., 11.-.J t filed with tiM Secrriory not lcrter DlnMrt to Go AWNINGS, •*- doors and Must be able to cook, clean · ~··~ the air force at Dllytan by Isola than 5:00 P.M. WdMiday, NoPrleo $1.25 windows, CU'P0111, lllarSIX ROOM house ani do laundry, call . ;-~/ 'l'Uior ani set. Joseph Poole , . _ '· 1969. 0 q,...., blown alii ballltlauJa,. (We will de!l.v er' ' • Only pw1on1 hcttding tMdlet· r-- V t IIJIOI~ Q'lllom. Bal M!!! Sl., lliMllliOl't. 992-31130 bearoon 3:30 p.m. 1 ' · TuCIOilt Ariz., Air FOI'~· baH, ahlp tlektlh ot· tM ..c""••· of tha, . Call "l-;.9'¥) ..... ""'tf&.lll. v .. _ _ ..; ::,~• .~ -"""'Elmor Wllllfo'.we,,.__ . ~ ·-·{· .·by Nellie Parker , 1969 County Fair, IIi 6f least nto and 5 p.m. lor·lurthor lnlor'• · -;_1 ( ' teen '(15) cgl•ndaf dcly1 befoN"'" ,.~.... For frio •111.1111Q!enl ~. 'Call ~. . . ..:. . l . matJon. ~""'':·"" ~- ; - • ', The Week ol. Prayer and Self tha dGte of elec-tion, cu-. qualified J' ,. . • lD-.'10-41• liiile~"'-:---10 Denial _program "Let the Earth .,..,•• I0-21M!tc: -··· 'l>hene Lllle, ~..... v. v. Jahuon ani I WILLpl.. tt>m....,llanlloosnl ---~-----:----­ ~.,, BriQK Forth," was led by TheJ.. THE MEIGS COUNTY S!Jn, lae. 5-l-4te ~PLE STEREO:J!ADIO, tNt m· CONDI'i1oNJio«, Wlpz•, take to auotlon on a porCOIII: ' . ·; - Henlerson. The program AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ·· · By1 Donold E. Reu .. r, lovely OMplt llnlah, with AM · 81JGa .-.Jet. Jack'• lltfrl, . aao 11u1a. can Jim AtJama, ~ f· consisted of excerpts f'rom the s.~:,_.., auctJODeer, puttend ,.._ · and FM radio, f pr1 ,..,_ Now 'POODLE PVJ'PU!S. AKC tq. ·..!::.: booklet, '"'Ibe Quiet Day", by 10/ 28 10/31 10/.5 Jtc dual vo1111110 OCIIIbvl. Balanee 1a.1071. · · ~~"! 742-4ftiJ, ....lie ll .. !DieltlliNt mlnlalllte, ' " ani ...... Thelma Henderson. Talks were ---------------------~ac tllo ts6.80. VH ourllme1111w.tfc ~ ~ given by AlmaSwartz, Nina HobROOF REPAIR u:1. , . 11' I ........ 4'lr.vt)tlttiat ltii'Yice Plteae IIIWML.... - - · ·lloktc' mont plan. Call912-3352. --"-----------LEARN at hoii'IO - In yalll· IIISOII, Helen Woode, Osle Mae LEGAL NOTICE iiWl aliO l+4lc ,,... time. No opec::lol educ., t0.30.4t( !..pANS fao,O!IO- All1 purFollrad, June Stearns ani Merle tlon needed. 1 .. 1 simple. New r•• DLtlliz& b, eortract. LEGAL NOTICE 1Y 6 R()()M HOOSE 011 W7UIIIWI, -----------~-~ PGM,IID '"''!hn•W ":Call Fla- -~~--~---lnllant L••nlne M«hod. Grllllth. PUBLICATION Free lltlmate. Phoao 892- oosy Write fw free brochure. The &erlpture snllltan.i oervPomOJ'O)'. can Hartm ~ t VSEil FLOOR lllrDaft, au, oneJov ~ Pb, 7132808, We ao OII)'Whero. Chorl•• D. E"\'tlloh, 501 Eagon 75,000 BTV wldi all oonlrols," · 8440, Olllo. Artold 892-2%85. ice was In wd.son. A generoua Stroet, Charle•ton, West Vi~lnlot COMPUTER COLLEGE lG-1-«e Call 111tr s Jl,m. Pllll.aao;_ on1a IIIJII8d. ;, ' OfferiJW: WI.S recelwd, U.•clo Klnc:ald, .501 Eogon 5tYMt, 10-26-6111 ' OF TECHNOLOGY ~ A deliclous dessert course Chorloston1 _ Wost VIrginia; Kay or at as· 11111 St., llldt0-41.-.. Sing.,, liD'I Ninth AYonuo~,. Hunt• Ono Public S'l"oro 1104 dleport. to.ao.atc --~-.,;. ___ ... :.. was served by tlle hostess, as- lngton, w.,, Virginia; \,;kadoo VACANCY lor two elderl)o IIDVCE SAn: IIIII IUt wllli Clovolend, Ohio 44113 plo. Prtler ptl..te po1c1 pa. • slstecl by Oslo Henleraon, Osie l~6J=.i7, r~A'o.~~~~f N~!.~ ca' ••, "••aa~&.v..,... ., Follrod and Nellie Puker. The Guido Ml .. ile School; Dam ~cit; tlonto. Phone Muon, 773tltll pUla. II r- U.,... next _ . , _ .~n be held ...., Yirvlnlo Booch, Yir9inla 2316t; 518$. 10-81tc Pets For Sale ••--.;~,... fti.U ..,., Rolal'ld Singer, '1127 JupOI Sttw.t, Tuesday evenlDg, Nov. 18atthe Aporr•nt 1, Wo•hlngton, D. C.; BEAUTIFUL AKC pug p...plea, •. home of Merle Grlfflth, with Rlch.-d Wrl'ilht, 1809 Ninth Avenuo, Huntlnvton, Woot abo Colrn Terriers, Foro .~....."* Grace Swartz lead~ the pro- Ylr,lnlo, will toke notice merl)o Inland Rd. _..,. thot Jano Vln1on, Ekecutrl:~~ of Business Services ........... tho eotate of Cowie B. Payne, Dunlll>'s, 312 Jolm st., llelMajor John H. Taylor aOO Joe eased, on tho 27 day ol Auvust, pre, Ohio 437U. Phone Uf-lamUy ol..._·•-·vtoltedhi"spar- )969, filed hor petition In tho pr~ ....,.u.ru bate cowl within and h• the 423-726L 1M7~ J'l!lnfj ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest TQ• county of M•lgs, and otot• of Ohio, ollqlng~ thor th. personal lor, arxJ his uncle, John'Iaylor, ••'ot• of •old doced.nt I• not AP~IIIAISIMaNT Notice Tilt Ste.. tfOIUe, MtiiiCHaty WHATMAK~S ------------ CARO OF THANKS a OIITUARY 11 ,50 ,., so - 4 .... _ . Eo. .WIIfOftoJ wenl Jc, UOAL NOTICI! . ')· ..41fred '• -~-~ ~-- , ·ial Notes '·.,' ..." i~; "'"'... c-.. ••u.,.... tl ....... . - ' .' H1relltHftl._, Q\ Ct. j i I ""'• _,.,..,W•4 ._ '""""-' 7lc 11 ...... ,... ~ . . . . . . ." ... good tires, auto. trans., power steering & brolcea' rodi_o, ~ucket seat and coftaole. ' OPIIIIVU.-P& r· , . • RAtES ' • ••"' A4 S. ... ice 1965 PONTIAC ----------$1395 _ J 'TIOi, . . '''·-··~: REb STEW ART ani The Amlla.. c.... ,.,_..., a c.-.- . , Country anol Hoek · Banet C.U ~~~ tor ldre -....•-.4, ...u 'wm ... o., u... ,'...•·•· •·~ ·New Yoll"a E>e ·or Olrtat. ~IGULATIONS Tho ,...,,,,_ ,...,... '"- rltM ... l0o3141p Galaxie 500 H.T. Sedan. Lo:col 1 ..O.ner ear. White ........, . . . • '. . ' ;~ 5 P·• · Dey ••, . . Nlleetiett MHNr .,....... f • ·•· -S1895 . .. ' Notice INPOit-.,TION finish, bl~. vinyl intefior, good tires rodio power steering and brakes. AutomatiC trans: , ' . 1966 lUlCK - - • ' AD WANT ' - ' .·BBj-gains ADd, " ' ' l' ~ ill, llllt-. . . •' · . · -------------!.. alia""" Gur -- · s.wa·. .- '. t::r ';( ' """"r ::! -------------- -;::=- :'.:" . * 16$ ' SHOWft: AUO -------------- .. a-...,. au, ... ' 150·. ;:"u,':ot -----------at r... I tat! 1 c. ----e "-, __ . _ __ .:,_ ------------ a.r.e. COMPUTER -------------=-· PIOGRAIIING ._lor,.,......... 1 f ~.;. -------------- f1r-- Friday arxt Saturday. Major Taylor will go to Vietnam for a tour of du.... witl1' th xt 1 Y In e ne ew weeks. · r• 1 &!' p- 4 ·' RelatlveslromKe.-ucllyvis,. lied at the Cliappel Honaeher· ' r. · bome the past week and over , •:.- the weekenl. Mrs. Anna Thomp. Y here ..., ol Coalville attended church her daUf!hter Sunday with morn11111o VIsitors In the Follrod-Robiason home 011 SuOOay were Mr. • and. Mrs. Gerald SWartz and lalnll)o ol Marietta snl Mr. and Mrs. BUI)o Follrod ani Sue Ann t .. · •' '' \ ry ovfllclent to hot debh and the cha.go1 o Gdminloterlng hlr •••-'•• that .he dJ.d nlnd In '- simple of the foll-lnt doo.. crllood real ntato, oltuato In said county, tQ .It; Bolft\1 Lot No. fortyothr.o (,.3) In r-... Po-oy, now lncarporot• ed Into tho Village of Middleport, Ohio. Being tke same Nol estote os des.crlbed In Vo(umo 215, yove OS, Deed R•cords. of Meigs Coutto ty.L Ohio. aolng the somo ,..r c-1• conveyed to e1t111o •• Payne, (alia Cowie 8 . Poyno), dood recorded In Volume 219 PG'iO 315, D. .d Record• of Go(Uo COllnt)', Ohio, Known 01 138 North Second StrMt, Middleport, Ohio. Tho proror of sold ,.tltlon It ,....,. of Athena. '0.. the ule of •old preml1u for Mr. alit Mrs. Harry Guthrie tt. payment of debt. ond cha'IOI • ·-• . ;< IJNIIII 1 weekand with Mr. and oforeuiJ, n. peuon. ........ mentioned •~-~ lira. Sed O'Brien in Columbus will further roke "otlce thot th.y ho11o b"n ~Mde partie• defendant alii Mr. ani Mrs. Delberl Yost to said petition on4 that the)' ~ • : and famll)o In Sugar Grove. •e requlf1111d to 0n1wer the IOiftO on or h.t"GI'a tho 28th day of Na, ~.;; ..--:.. Mr. and Mrs. Ualr FoHrod, 'I'Ollihr, A.D. 1969, stovle and Kathy spent a s.m. JANE VINSON day with her - . r , Mrs. EdE•ocufl'i• of the •••••• of Ith Harper In C&rrolL Mn.llarCo"'• B. Porn•, doc..aod JOHN E. HALLIOAY .Per returned home with them for Attornep fof-Pialntlfl' :·'f a vlslt. Oct. JT, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Swartz 1pent a weekend in HuntilWIOO, W. VL. with her parents, Mr. ani Mrs, Pete Parsoos, Richard SWartz of Ravenna Dec . 5,12 or ~ 'i::::: m._ Stopheno0111 who,. 1Lo.,.n.,a Marl~ pace ..... ct.f'ICe •• c.... ~. o,:io, but who is c.,..,.rtly autsid~ ot...:Wi'::. n, will toke notice thot on the 16th of ~"•· lt6f, the in'',,.! c:::. 3'~t~ mu Pl.,., of Melts County, Ohl.. c ••• H•. 14,552, •rr.~~ 4,. •• :.,-,..:.rl•y.. :f!l':flf 0. JTIPHII!IJON; ••ltt..,Hd,.,;.. j::r,:r: l Ices _.,.n, a.- "'- -----·----- ---!1 m ••ad.•· m.uu. .. ...._ ---- WEll, I'M ttOT EXACTLY 81.Niti1 lHIIT ~- BUT AF"TER AU "'''O'YE COrtE FOR MAC AH' ME ... I'M WILUH' T' TRUST OIFI'ERE~l',jo., 'lllllfl..,.,..,...,.! Ke.;....., s!:/Q. I•·JI FOR SALE SOME READY FOR OCCUPANCY LEE CONSTRUCTION 992-3454 AH.,.,.,.t Iff pi..MtH 10/17 t0/24 10/llft/7 has an area of 1111~ 11/~1 jl/~· . npiles. .,.~ .: ·., .· A) Jlt!J~~;-~.::;!!:!..Jrn . DAILY ......,. CROSSWORD 4. Fatber 1. Applaud ~~-8.-Ses G.-bear - - ... 21.J'rGolecl 211. Ilnplant :18. XaryTyter orllary 27. Luek (Jr. J 28.-ooup J8.Sldn 31. Santa (ollbr.J - aa. Fomented a. Noun M.nt.ovsn 1'1.11-.,ed tl.RN"'end u.ot ,,... llnlcramble that four JU111bl01, one letter to eeeh square, to form four onlinarJ warda. 23.>ron from e. EUJJion Almare 7.EIIgroued 24. Post10. NOI'IIIaiiAIJ' 8."0f IStnr· 26. Pinochle 12. llotber of 9, Stendard term Helen ll.Afftx 28.Diega 13. Wlnjr11. IDterjectton 30. Spirit footed IS. Fruit Iampo 14. Altlrmatlve deeay 32.1'amlly IS. Bombed l1.New11 33.1nort 'JI.Place ll(leD<Y 18. Etru..::an (ftUSI.) U. Solicitude 20. Brea.ihea 37. MetaUic 1011 18.Tnpl "' iOek 22. Bed• preduet LEGAL NOTICE Sundl,f. Mr• and Mra. Dlnsmore ~rorc• • ..., .,...., Nl .,, •n the and Ftcwenee Spencer pauft4• of trO•• ,...,.,. ., ~~..,.,. 111aoc MJ-" ~If, '-'4 ••_,... t ....... h .. .. "" . . . . . the ..·Mrs. Okey Evans over the 29t dot of Nov • ....,, '"'· ·•/ 881 Ob I tO.-... -------------------- .n.. ::J Garner GrUftu visited In Alb-- :;::•her e e iii lt.DIYidltl eountry ' !/o room. -------------- lioule,l~ Da~o, st., . mo'dl"l' No'l', 7, 14, 21 28 apent several days with his _par.. 5 en&a. Mr~ aJIIMrs. VereSnrtz R!:::n.•fF~hl$41~1,:•141,. 81111ting in installatlon of a Roah d, Cory, llfi~~als 1 bath H 1 It I hl horne w . . . ,race • ,.,,clle~Ee lo un. Sunday afternoon. =:.=:.::: NEW HOMES ~":".. ,~ '. -------------..,,....., . 1 -------------- ------------ ------------ . !t '115 ___________ -------------- to f ·· . y,..,,..,. .• .bow• LI...:T~U;..:P...:E;:?;;....,f--r.:t"""--, =:~:. depoe <•b~.J I U [) I rYERRSH] [ 1 K1 I I H-+-+-H I I 10 THE WAVlHEY SELL eocc;e. tWDCEE ] I,.. =-• I y...._,.• I tt w 1P0C11 LOVII SnlUI I......,r................ (i\aa ·--~ Oil- ,....,..l/,.., +·nrnr 1'MI CMUII ONNI �' 12- TheDa~· Senllncl, Pomeruy-Mlddleport, 0., 1-'rlday, October :n, 1969 .· ===:=:~Reckless Driver May IEIGS lHEATIE Pav 'J Sti« 'JJ Penalties Tonlght ond Saturdoy October 31-Nov. i THE LOVE GOD? ( T echnlcolor) Knotts Anne Francis ·<•, :• • ·: ::•·. THE BIG GUHDOWN (T echnicolor) Lee VanCleef Thos. Milian •·, > ' ) ...,•• Sundor, Monday . T echnlcolor lie Andrews Richard Crenna C.lorcartoon: Stuck-Up Wolfe SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. and Tuesday ~· ... ',. STAR ' riod thi ' •.. ·. Senate Deciding U0 w to Cu t p ..•e ·-··--tinrew~-U:~,;;.IJU~ ••-• COLUMBUS- A moratorium on death- supported by doubled fines and three .dsy suspenllion or driver licenses Cor reckless operation - has been declared tills weekend. Cal. Raberi M. Chiaramonte or the State Patrol invoked the maratorium and enlisted the aid or the Ohio Judiciary to support It with the heavy pen. the first 10 months or 1968 and 2,209 to date this year. 111us, has nearly 200 more traCfic deaths this year than last. "To support the moratorium on highway death, we are ask1ng the courts tocloubleallflnes levied on traffic violators and to invoke at leallt a minimum :-,.,.. WASHINGTON (UP!} I -The Senate Finance Committee hes agreed to give all 70 million American taxpayers a shore In an $8.9 billion tax cut. one of the largest In history. Today It wplaes. deciding how to slice the poor people from the tax rolls and sharply cut taxes for 7 million mare who live lust above the poverty level. -An Increase In the standard deduction used by taxpayers who do not Itemize their alties. "The highway death plague is rapidly reaching epidemic proporilons," Cal. Chlaramonte said. "There were 69 !N!rsons kfiled in traCClc accidents the past two weekends, a greater number than any similar th.ree - day license suspension wherever statutes permit cllrlng tills period," the colonel said. "Fining the reckless driver heavily or simply remov~hiJII from the tramc scene Cor a period or time ma.y cause the By an _ vote Thursday, the 11 0 committee agreed on the broed outlines of the tax cut: -Rate reductions which will bring everybody's taxes down by at least 5 per cant, probably starting In 1971. with some cuts In the high brackets reaching maximum of Sl.OOO, the com· mlttee may go along with the House-passed tax reform bill and boost the deduction to 15 per cent to a maximum of s2.000. The Nixon admlnlstratlon recommended 12 per cent peThere ~!:\oss fatalities aoo ' Pendleton Topsters III••••••••.L----------~~~ 11 ::~,.:,:fl:~"::"!~lr~·: violator to give second thought up to 14 per cent. to a $1,400 maximum. to any lllegal acta he might -A low Income allowance Unable to agree on the otherwise commit," he said. which will remove 5 million details. the commltt_ee left for Col. Chiaramonte has ordereel all patrolmen to continue maximum enforcement efforts to help stop the rising accident fatality rate. "With tills action and the support or the CHICAGO (UPII-"The only pollee undercover agant Wfl· courts, we hope to Impress you're going to gag him llam Frapolly, who Infiltrated way drivers that safe and lawCUI driving Is vitally import- his to kill him," Abbie Hoffman the Students for a Democratic told the judge. "Looks that Society and the Natlonel ant," said the colonel. Mobilization CommiHee to End He oCCered to all drivers way. doesn't It?" the War In VIetnam, during the Hoffman mode his remarks the key to stopping the senseDemocratic Notional Convan· less hil!hway slaughter. "Drive Thursday In the trial of eight tlon. The prosecution coiled men charged with conspiring to legally and save lives." Incite riots at the 1968 another pollee witness, Lt. Democratic Notional Conven· Joseph H. Healy, but little was accomplished In trial proceed· tlon. Far the second day, Black lngs. Ever since Frapolly began his Panther Bobby Seale was Miss Ida Mourning, a Cor- gagged and shackled, fought - - - - - - - - - VETERANS MEMOJUAL mer resident or Middleport, wildly with U.S. marshals and HOSPITAL died Thursdsy morning atCam- screamed epithets at U.S. District Court Judge Julius J. Admitted - Csrol Tate, eo. den..Clark Hospital in ParkersHoffman. lumbus; Mary Darnell, Cheshburg. The trial was at a standstill Ire; George Arnott, Racine; She was born March 13, 1878, in Point Pleasant, the daugh- for hours while Seale and his Robert Van Meter, Clifton; ter or the late George a n d chair were carried In and Montie R. Saunders, ReedsElizabeth Mourning. She was carried out. In a scuffle with vWe; Melissa Temant, Mo11011. Discharges _ Eliza Ellis, preceded In death by f o u r marshals, Seale and his chair were thrown Into the press Richard RidgwaY, Loma Hall, brothers and her parents. Werllrw, Robert Hersection. George A slster.Jn.Jow, Mrs. MrSeale and the other defenrls, Mildred Roush, Robert Van garet Mourning, Ironton, a dants shouted that marshals Meter. niece, and several cousins surstruck him In the grain. vive. Defense attorneys exchanged Funeral services will be held bitter words with the prasecu· FIREMEN CALLED at 10 a.m. Saturday at Rawl. tlon and the judge. Middleport firemen answerlogs-Coats Funeral Home with LIHie Accomplished ed a call to the Jay Hall resithe Rev. Charles Simons olfl The defense did manage to elating. Burial will be in the finish cross-examination of dence In Cheshire at 2:53 p.m. Thursday when a grass fire Lone Oak Cemetery at Point threatened to get Into a nearby Pleasant. Friends ma.y call at corn field. the tllneral home anytime. aoo ' Ida Mourning Dies Thursday '22·00 BAHR CLOTHIERS Size S, M, L, XL MIDDLEPORT, 0. Fultz Addresses F1RE OUT QUICKLY P<Xneroy firemen answered a call at 4:07 p.m. Thursday to Meigs County Prosecutor the rear of Crow' s steak House Bernard Fultz lectured Thurs- where a small brush fire had day at the Ohio State Bureau or steried. The fire wu out beCrlmtnal lnvestlption to 35 fore the arrival or the depart.. ment. veteran law enforcement olfl- 'W'»W'#OS~~~;*' cers pthered from all paris LANCASTER, Ohio (UPI) or the state. - Charles Osborne, 55, UthThe ofiicers are attending ll pr1n the Call session or the BCI- opo s, clpal at Carroll Junior Hlp School in near. sponsored Criminal lnvestlp- by Carroll, was held In the tion School which brings guest Fairfield County Jail h e r e lecturers selected Cor their ded- Thursday on charges or aslcation to Improvement or law sault with a deadly weapon enforcement. In the wounding or a nelghFultz has appeared as a bor. guest lecturer in several preSherl1r Dan Berry sala Osvious sessions at the London borne apparently fired sevschool. eral shots from .'22 caliber BCI Lawmen Oass Oloter No. 1980 National Bank Region No. 4 CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION, INCLUDING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OF THE Pomeroy National Bank OF POMEROY In the State or Ohio, at the close or business on October 21, 1969, Published in response to call mlde by 001111troUer of the Currency, under Sec:tlon 5211, Revised Statutes. ASSETS cash and due from banks • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • •• • • • • • ••• $ 537,388.98 U.S. Treasury securities • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • . . . . • • • • . . 4,171,210.00 Obll&ations or States and pollticalslilcllvisions.. • • • • • • • • • • 610,921.81 u.s. other securities....... . • • • • • . . • • • • . . . . • . . .• . • • • • 19,742.50 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell ••••••••.•••••••••..••••• 1, 700,000.00 e e ee o e e • e e o 14,409,512.94 I I 1° 1 I I I I • I II I I I I I I II I I I I I I I rifle after a neighbor, MIchael Rutherford, 20, threw 1 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets represeJXlrw bank premises. • • • • .. • • • • • • • 126,577.98 <>ther aaseta ••• TOTAL ~TS Demand 1 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• u 1• • , a firecracker Into the educator• s yard. Rutherford wss listed In satisfactory condttion Thursdsy at Grant Hospital in Columbus. 4,313.61 fl1,579,66718~ ••••• I • ......................... • UABIUTIES of Individuals, partnerships, d~slts and corpor.ations • • •• , ~. -.~~~ 1• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • School $3,215,562.80 Time and sav~qts d~slts or lndlvidlllls, partnerships, and corporations • • .. • • • • . • • • • • • • • • 6,600,160.12 Deposits o1 United States Government •••••••••• , .. .. • • 75,368.83 Deposits of States and political subdivisions • • • • • • • • • • • 736,344.74 Cerilfled and omcers' checks, etc. • • . .. • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • 24,795.63 TOTAL DEPOSITS •• , • • . • • • , • • • • • • UO. §52.232.12 (a) Total dtlmand deposits • • . . • • • • • . • 4.Q12,072.'"1 (b) Total time and silvi~s deposits. • • • • §,610,160.12 other liabilities ....... , •.••.. , , •.•.•• I •••• I , •••• 68.636,94 I TOTAL IJABIIJTIES ••• JlO. 720.869.06 RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES Reserve Cor bad debt losses on losns (set iCI pursuant to IRS ruli~s). , .......... , .... , • • • • • • $52,117.34 TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES, ........ , • $52,117.34 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 10 Equity capltal~l 0 I e I II ..... I I I I Com.mon Stock-total par value .• I I •••••• I I I • I 0 I e 1 1 e e e 0 o •••••••••• , •••••• I , 1 e t •• I I e ' o I e o t •••• I I $806,681.42 200,000.00 No. shares a.ahorized 8,000 No. shares outstandlrw S,OOO Surplus Undivided profits •••••.••. 400,000.00 ~· 208.§81.42 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS , , •• , ...... , • , ..... , ••• , , , 806,681.42 0 I I II I I I I I I I I I I I o I ••••••• I eo I I e e e II • e I o o I •• I I I ••• I eO I I I I 1 e 1 ••• , , TOTAL UABIUTIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...... , .................... $11,579,667.82 MEMORANDA Average ol total deposits Cor the 15 calendar days endlrw with call date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,660,823.80 Average or total loans for the 15 calendar days end!~ with call date •••• , •••. , •••••••••• $ 4,424,364.29 I, Maxine Grlfftth, Csshler, of the abcmHiamed bank do hereby declare that this report or condition Is true and correct to the best or my knowledge and belief. MAXINE GRIFFITH, Cashier .. 0. We, the undersigned dlrectorsattestthecorrec:tneasofthls r~rt or condition and declare that It has been examined by us and to the bell or our knowledge ani belief Is true and correct. EDISON HOBSTETTER Directors MANNING D. WEBSTER ELDON WEEKS ••• FUINIIUIE MIDDLIPOIIT, ,· ~ = :.""!:Y :~n ~;:: stances pays $ , . The calX~• d• raised "prac:tlcal and hiDIIIn problema." He called ICJOII"all tizena and particularly those In le.terahlp poaltions to work too 1 114 tax reduction In this COM gether In seeldrw IIOiutlons to thele problema." amounts to 14 per cent. barl prwa illqiUJII By the narrowest of votes BOSTON - THE ~CHU!ETTS Sltlreme Cauri hal on a.1 tie with a majority graMecla requ..t the p.Uc and press be barred from an IN~U~IIl needed for approval-the com· Into the death Mary Jo Kclpechne. The court reCUsed to grut mlttee rejected the approach other requeats ol Sen. Edward M. Kennedy concel'llirw ground urged by Sen. Albert E. Gore, rules Cor the Inquiry, 0. Tenn.- flet Increase In the The bench the court Thuracla¥ broke • leaal traclltl• $600 standard deduction. clatirw to the 19th century in rulq that all ruture lnqueat1 Ill Masuchuetta "be closed to the pli!Uc and 'all new• meclla." But the court clenled Kennedy's contettlon Inquests are "accu• tory" in natura, requlrlrw that witnesses be liven all the lilt. guards or .a crlmlnal trlol. The court described lnquellt1 as "iDo vestlptory." testimony this WMk, Seale has been vehement In his demand Slugilla, bltJia WASIUNGTON - THE CHAIRMAN OF PIWIDENT Niml'l' thet he be allowed to cross· examine the witness. Seale CouncU or EccJnomlc Advisers predlc:ta or alualsh ecG1101111 an& contends his oHorney, Charles year which wW llall tar short of uU•fYlrw the public's Iller. . . R. Garry of Son Francisco Is Ill I~ demand for "the good things of liCe." and he Is his own attorney. "For much ol1970, itmaybearather uncomtortible ~... Judge Hoffman has ruled Paul W. McCracken told 1 news c:onlerence Thuracla¥. Mc:Craello William Kunatler Is Seale's en said the admlnlatratlon' 1 effort to coatrol tnaatlon wW bella attorney .. Kunstler denies this. aoon to slow the l'ltllld increase in the cost ol UviJw, But, he adllo Seale was first chained and eel, the policy wW also retard what has been a steady lncreue gagged Wednesday. As he was In the standard of living. It all adds iCI to a "blah" year with the carried Into the courtroom nation produclrw far lesa wealth than It could. Thursday, strapped to a wooden chair with a heavy gag over his mouth, a small voice piped More in ttore from the back of the courtroom, WASHINGTON - U. S. SEN. STEPHEN M. YOUNG, D. "HI, Daddy." It was Seale's son Ohlo, said toda¥ "Life Maantne is not throulb with GoferMalik, 3. nor Rbodes" and Cor this rea1011 be bellevea Rhodea wW DDt -Scribbles Note run for the U, S. Senate seat beilll YICIItecl by YCUIII. While defense attorney lea· "I am told there Ia more to come," llld YCJW~~. "I have nerd Welnglass was cross· this on the autllorlty or an lltemationll Rev- IIIID who ii examining Fropolly, Seale not Ill pollUcs." scribbled a note which was passod to Welnglass, who told bount:ing, for tome the 1udge Seale' a wrists hurt COLUMBUS - THE BASKETBALL SEASON STARTS to from the m~tal buckles. Hoff· night for those high schools that did DDt field 1 CllOtbtll team man excused·'the ~,r. ., While the marslllfs worked tills year. The non.tootbell pla.Jln& achooll hive drlUecl Ill bllklt with the straps, Seale's lett arm come loose and his gag ball since Oct. 1. Football ldlool1 are proldblted b:Y 1t1te come off. There was a struggle athietlc a11ocladon rules from atart1Dg prac:tlce UDtll todq. and his chelr fell Into the press Their M&IOII ltarta Nov, 20. section. "Don't hit me In my - - _ _.. he screamed. "Look WASHINr;;TON - THE FED~AL GO\Ii;RNMENT wanta whet they're doing to him.'' the to take back choice IIDCI rHallliiiJ a· ~ corporatsc. other defendants yelled. Jerry tor • ..,~~ng home in the center Gl Ailltlll, Ttx. In whit one Rubin want to Seale's aid but senator has called a mulU.mllllon dollar ''land grab" UTIIII· was pushed away. eel by the Johnaon admlnlatroUon. "The only wey you're going Sen. John J. Wllllama, R.Del., charlled earlier TIMiriCII.J to gag him Is to kill him.'' that the White House helped arranae the liad tranlfer 61rYlpple Abbie Hoffman shouted lng the Iaiit three monilia President r...;oa.1oa 8. John1011 wa1 at Judge Hoffman. "Looks thlt 111 omce. The 1101tor llld the land • • ~~Yen free to the way, doesn't It?" u. S. Geriatric• Ceater, Inc. to build a IIIW llllllllloratlve The marshals plunged Into nursing home. In AulltiD, the chairman ot 1 boerd that wantl. the press section after Seale's to build the $8.5 mllUan dollar nurllag home with federal JI'IODo choir, sending chelrs and flY and free lllldln AuiUn llld'l'IMiracla¥tbe project waa "abcWe reporters flying. They carried reproach." Seale out as he screamed et Hoffman, "You fascist dog. I'm glad I seld the things the defendants. "You should be courtroon . and ' Instructed ~ that I heve sold about you." ashamed for the way you've Hoffman to Ignore disruptive Disgrace To Low behavior "In determining the Kunstler told the judge, conducted yourMif." or Innocence of any of the guilt U.S. Attorney Thomes Foran "When are we going to stop this medieval torture? ...this Is seld If there was any medieval defendants.'~ $Hie again made a disgrace to the law. I am torture, "It was all arranged by grunting aoundl end atruggled ashamed to be an American Ml'. Kunstler." He accused the with his bonds. He was carried aut again. defenM of "gross conduct." lawyer." I After a long argument, the Hoffman told Kunstler he hed abetted disruptive behavior by jury was returned to the now from Court or run or Trial of the Eight ..' ~~I today the task of deciding which taxpayers get how much rellet. Under . the rote reductions voted by the Houle, a married couple with two dependents end a taxable Income of $10,000 J' WASHINGTON- HIGH GOVERNMEN'F OFflCIALS ed todljlplNt eliP'CtationsoC"lnatUtllltelntlan''lllthe Solllll with the Sqlreme Court'• edict on school cle..,..atlon ani tile Nixon ldminlltratlon'a- to enforce lt. '11ldl'ollldll111ld • Corcemom ol the blah court's order for IJnmecllate cleaocrecatlon of 33 M111iaslppi achool dllltric:ta would be&in 11 IIOOIIIJ routine court procedures are met. And to lq)lemem the couri'l hlatoric declaion 1n alllltates which have ever JllliJUlned leplly 1181J'tPted schools wW take time, they said. Even Prealdent Nhon, In plecllliJW hiudmlnllltrltion'aleadershlp ani ccq~eration, warned Thuracla¥ the hl&h court'srullrw 0. (Continued from Page 1) themselves.'' he said. "If these dlstrlds close their doors for the rest of 1969, the school year will heve to be extended well Into the summer months." The teachers' group official said he had told the 108th Gen· eral Assembly, before It ap. proved the state school finance bill lost August, It was not ada· quote and at best would mere. ly ease some of the Inflation· ory problems of the lost two years. "Far the v-rol educetlon program, the new stete finance package did not permit lm, provemsnts to be mode.'' hi sold. Those listed In the "very crlt· leal" class Included Hamilton Local In Franklin County, Massillon, Warren, Cuyahoga Falla, East Cleveland, Central Local In Defiance County, Alexander Local In Athans County, New Carlisle-Bethel In Clark County, Lancaster, Zane Trace In Ross County, C.R. Coblantz In Preble County, Lebanon, Newark and Valleyvlew Local In Montgom. ery County. Many of the dlstrldl will hove levies on the ballot In November for the third time thla year. They ore barred by state low from holding 1 special elec· tlon In Dlcember. Last year four school dlslrldl closed becouM ot a lack of fundi. They were Youngatown, Perry Local In Lake County, Otsego In Wood County and Nelsonville· York In Athana County. year predided for pernor &.lfelbtJIJ. I w FARMING A Metaa Local administrator said today, "I'm certain we would be In as dlmcult situation as lilY district In the atate should the renewalle vy (3 mUla for q,eratlon to meet the state required 17.5 local millage) fall here next Tueacla)'," It was pobUd out that wlthol& the money fr<XD the state, Meigs Local would hi WI to pull In Ita belt and place the levy up before the votersqainlnupeclalelectlon as soon 11 possible. Should it faU a second time, the schools would haw to be closed shortly. "We just can't q,erate without the lltate 1110118y," the ldmlnlatrator sold. A&Jproxlmotely 70 percem of Melas Local's q,eratlng fUnd• cleri WI from the state. (Contln1ed from Pqa 1) tear • ago 1.Vels Included: Wheat 11.21 • bushel, 11.24 and $1.26; corn 11.12, e bulhel, S1.15 end 96.2 cents; soy beenl S2.23 o bushel, 12.21 and 12.321 milk lwholesole average, 111 grades I ss.n a hundred w.l-.. $5.62 and $5.63; cotton (upland) 21.7 cents a pound, 19.39 cents .and 26.51 cents; egp 411 cents a dozen, 40;2 cents end 37.1 cents; broiler chlckena (live) 14.7 cents a pound, 15.6 Cents . and 12.7 cents. llberfelcls In Open Fri••Y anti S.tur••Y ...... Untll9 P••• Take advant11e of the Special Sale prices this wllkend al,l~ o• the store ••• alrls coats, wom•ns coats, mens·and bors Jackets, mens. sweat•s. llrls tesses, womens blouses. Take time to look 110111d and brh' the f11111lt with rou on JOII' shopplna trip. use Elberfelds free parklntlot ICI'OSS from the 2nd Strltt""'*rance to the store~ And rllllllllber to sav• Ill of ,.. Sllnllps. ........-••• ·, •. Ill" � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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