https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cb37727802fe16d711d9eaef6ff6612e.pdf 239016b0488f20f286e2e9350b485415 PDF Text Text \ ' I a:Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo)"t~O_c_Sept. ~~· _1_9_~5 Il l PTA Wants r-ME=I .G=$=TH=E=AT=R=E'"~ 1 Religious • · ,_..,, 011111 II Service in HS .... . _____ , TONIGHT NOT OPEN The Rutland PTA approved I' chapel service In the h Ig h school at its meeting Monday evening in the High school aud· itorium with tht; president, Mrs. Betty Williams, presiding. 1 1 . PRIDAY and SATURDAY September 17-11 "THE TERROR" \Technicolor) Boris Karlofi Jack Nichol· son, S•ndra Knight "36 HOURS" • Jaa. Garner, Eva Marie Salnt. ROd Taylor. John Banner The meeting wlis opened with Scout Troop 240 leading the pledge. Devotions were led by Rev Robert Smith. Songs ted by vernon Weber followed, accompanied by Dunna Weber. · Mrs. Parson's first grade won , SUN., MON. and TUES. S.pt, 19-21 the attendance award. "CIRCUS WORLD" Tbe secretary, Mrs. John Wayne, Rita Hayworth White was installed by Mrs. (Technicolor) Harold Sauer. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. I The PTA went on record as - -- - - - 1 .1 I li II ~ ~ ...1 I · · ~. * ,,. '· ... ·i '.•••: · .. , ,: "' ~· .' • • . .iii., ~ ,,.,,. ~ ........~, :'." , '·~,;,::;.·1.,:' ' 'I I ~"' ............... '· .,h ''' . · 11 • TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Jesse E. Nelson will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary w1th open house on Sunday, Septem~r 26 from 1 until 5 p.m. at the home of Mr: and Mrs. Jim N_elson I' 1 1 • • • • w_.·....,.. assortment of color combinations i 1 $2.95 Confidence' .• something we give away with each purchase! Jean Hupp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hupp, Letart Falls, was united in marriage to Kenneth Ba!l!, son of Mrs. Kate Bass and the late Bill Bass, Cliftoo, W. Va., Sunday at 2 p.m. by the Rev. James Early at the parsonage. Miss Hupp was altired In a pink suit with matching acces-sories and wore a white rosebud corsage. She was given in marriage by her father, Arnold Hupp. Roberta Roush was the bride's attendant and wore a blue dress with matching accessories, and wore a pink rosebud corsage. I Best man was Dona Bus, ' cousin of the groom, Cl:ifWn. Attending the weddin& were: Mrs. Katie Bass, Clifton; Char· les HupP and Noreen Slusher, Columbus, and Mr. and Mr1. Arnold Hupp. A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents. Atlending were :~r. and Mrs. Russell Gibbs, Lebanon Rev. James Early, Roberta Roush, Mr. and Mrs. James Knightin& ml• ::~~~ Edward, Charles and R Hupp; Mrs. Katie Ba,., D8llajl Bass, Mr. and Mrs. Hupp, James Hupp Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Kermeth Bass. Mr. Bass is employed by telephooe company in Columbus. Mrs. Bass ia a gradUOie of Southern Local High School and Is n Cosmelolofllst In C<> lumbuo when they will make their home. 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GOrby A complete h a 1r cutting kit with heavy duty electric clippers and accessories, barber sbearo, comb, whisk broom and instructioa booklet. S.leslips From ha~lu~':;s ~~~~ding were Nancy Arnold, Rodney Karr, Chris er. OD Tompkins, Dick Knight, Dick He is survived by lit. Werry, Ted Morarity, Eddie Alice. anet two siSters, 1111. Tbompsoa ia juvenile hearillgj • •· . Stark Joe Neutllng. BID Nea.. Bertha Am011 Ru~ll, RutThuroday alternooo for the inSouthern Local Athletic Boooter., •bowing deep Iand j C. Russell · .. rtJ!>I) land, Jnd '""''* · ~ tl humao killllll of five calo In concern over current fmanc1al nee~s Thursday evemng, Chari s Ty · . NEW YORK - New Middleport R 0• N bi-otho the New Havea area. committed themselves to an intense fund-raising pro· .s · deed 30 ~a~ glv~n a York 's prest1g1ous morning Thomas ~nd '1 sister Glad~ am uspen ay J31 sen ence newspapers railed to publish . ' • I"' the Delmar Canaday, Demo- The youths were ordered by gr · and a $25 and costs fin 0n an . Jeffne!l, preceded him In de!lth f lh be h Various money--earning plans were proposed and e . today because of a stnke Funeral . . · cratic candidate for mayor o w:ek~:"y ~~Dbt by ~mp~m:V:.-1 discussed at the session presided over by Mason Fisher, assault charge, Robert J~ruor against the New York Times Sunda , al ~rvJces Will be heJd Pomeroy, spoke to members of a Boosters president. __ _ - Parsons_. $1 ~nd costs. failure and the retaliatory shutdown of in s } p.m. at the Rawlthe Democratic club at their 10 p.m. On weekends. Tbey All proceeds from the money. I membership cards have been · to obtam a title ; John Carroll six of the city's seven other g Coats Funeral borne with meeting Wednesday evening were also ordered to get cou- making projects will be applied ~ ld f Eagle, $25 and costs, reckless major d<~ilies. Brother Art Marcwn and . in the Second Ward Firehm1se. ventloaal baJrcutt, stay out of . . . so so ar. operation, and Clifford Icenhowthe Rev. Chester Lemley io HOLLYWOOD - s•t;NCERI Benny Rice of Columbus, for - the state _. Obio, not smoke to present obligatiOns, It was! The Boosters hope to sell at er and Edward Schaefer, each O~y the New York Post, an charge. Burial will be iD the Tracy, 65, who loomed larger rnerly of Pomeroy spoke on be-l or drink, !tay out of beer par- announced. least 600 cards by the end of $25 and costs on overload cbarg-' eve~mg paper, w.as able to Miles cemetery. than life from the 010\'ie screen_sl half of Mr. Can~day. Robert l lors, attend school and cburcb Boosters said many more ac-:Set ptedmber. Anyonlrae not yet fcon· es. ~~bhsb ads.tthe Istnkde oil 2:~ Friends may call at the fUllfor three decades, waged a qui- Burdette Democratic candi· services regularly and t be ticipants in the organization are , acte may pure se one rom I Judge Porter suspendeu the lffies e I ona _ an . c enca I era! borne any time, et battle for life today in Good ldate for' Sahsbur townshl driver's Ucenses ol two hav. needed and urged everyone in· Booolers at Southern Tornad- ~ fines of Schaefer and Icenhower workers went mto !Is second ; Samaritan HospitaL . Y PI lag them were taken up by lbe lerested in Southern Local Ath- oes home football games, and laced bolh on probation day. The walkout and atteodant HWe hope to pull him trustee, w~s mtroduced. court. Jetics to attend the next meet- ~ther proJ~cts planned to: for / monlh. shutdowns left more than 17,000 throuJh," a medlcal spokesman '111e m_eetmg was in. clli..J'~ of, ~f.((~~ra~~Jr,;<;c,;o:,t+:~'';~, in~, Thursday, ~pt. 2~, Help raJse money mclude a bean sup-1 newspaper employes out of said yesterday. The white-hail- Jack ?'1sp, new ~resident : Ern· work. . . 1w1th the upcommg proJects is per. record hops, and a gun ed, crqgy-faced 'actor wbo won est Wmgett, Racme, chaJr~Hn 1 needed. shO?t. Con~ract negtJtlahoDll bet~een lwo aeademy awanls for his of the Democrat exec. •ve ' Current projects of !he Boost- High School Football Coaches the Times and the Amencan proficiency befor8 the cameras board, s~ke briefly and Mrs. ers are the sale of this year's Ronald Deem and . Mike Popp Newspaper GUJ!d (ANG) were underwent a prostatectomy Sept. Mary W~ppel, deputy clerk of athletic hoosier membership atteoded the meetJng. reessed at 1:20 a.m. !EDT) 1. He took a turn for th, worse the election board, spoke on·lhe ill cards and serving of 1 dinner today. They were scheduled to Tueoday. His Ulness wao not Importance of the off year elecnext Friday during a meeting resume at ll A.M. The key Thirty Middleport Athlelit disclosed unW yesterday. tlon. of county teachers tit Southern A M!U~o~, W. Va ., man ISsue m the deadlock was uruon Boosters nw films of the MHs. Greetings from Washington, High school. was hospitalized early today for demands or job security pro- Rutland game Thursday night WASHINGTON .- DEFENSE an Invitation from Mrs. Walter Treasurer Robert Cozart and ~eatment of lfiJ.~le~ susta~~~ tect~on against eff~~s of rauttr at the high !Chool cafeteria and officials indicated today that the Moeller Inviting aU Meigs COUD- Figur.. the first week of membership Chairman Frank n a one-<'ar ;eel en on tbe l matJOn and posSl te ulure planned • Booster - ·~ PentaJon';; plana to hire 80,000 tlam who visit Washington to classes today showed 3,523 stu- Cleland reported less than 25 ~am--st _m omeroy near mergers. -. . dance Saturday, Oct. 30. civilians to free anned )forces "walk with her" on a tour of dents are enroiiM In schools - -- ··- - · - Dr. Homer G. McMillen, for-- mtersectmn of Nye-av. , It appeared unhkely that .• Vice President Gene Harr1l personnel for eombat duly will Capitol Hill and visit the Su- of the Meigs County system. mer pastor of the First Unileo Police said Darrell O'Dell, I ~ttlement <~utd be reached m pr.,ided wbeo the first pr<ldllcnot aUect the expected rlBe in preme Court and the !.lbrary of Couoly Superintendent 0. 0. Presbyterian church of Middle- 10, failed to negotl~te !he curve time for tbe four maJor even- lion by cameramen Curtll Jendrafl calls to 35,0110 men. thJS CongreBS, was read by Mrs. Patterson's off1ce reported port, died Thurday In River- tn front or the Wh1lehouse res- 1ng pa,pers bound by the pub- kinson and Charles Aso Brill· month. Thomas Young. 1,183 attendllll classes In side Hospital in Columbus. tauranl and hi• 11165 mooel car hshers ~utualatd pact to aet bury with the Boosll!rs' new lr). Defense Secretary Robert s. ' Potluck refreshments were ' Southern Local, 1,012 in Easl· Mrs. Harry S. Moore, a friend hit cement steps and • walt m out tnday 8 edltiODS. lens movie camera WM otJser. McNamara annollllCed the nwve ..rved with 'Mrs. Victor Young ern Local, llii2 in Northwestern of the family, learned that fu- front or a bouse occupied by the ved. They had el)>erimealed to hire additional CIVIIIM work- Sr. Mrs. Clyde Brown . and Local, 376 In SaliSbury Local, Guy C. Gorby, 81, of Athens, neral services will be held al Braley family. The holllll! " lo- , With wlde angle, normal, and ers Thursday · during ...... ~s. Waoda EbUn ID charge aod 120 in Bedford District. • former Meigs county residen~ the Rutherford Funeral Home csted adjacent to the MeigS IS telescopic lenses whicil ... tncotiference. He !lid the hiriiJir, ' ' Abteakdown of the atleodaoce died there at Sheltering Arms at 4 p.m. Friday. The body will County Bookmobile headquarttercha~~&eable duriJJi lfi4 a. to begin nexl year, will free figures for the various dirtricts hospital Thursday. He had then be taken to Perry County, ers. lion. 7!,000 officers and eD!Ialed men SERVICE HELD shows: taught school In Meigo couoty Pd., where services have been O'Dell sustained a laceration Other fund - raislotl projodo lo111 desk and otber DOD • com- Family . graveolde services Bedford - Bedford Elemen- unlil his reltrement. scheduled for 3 p.m. Saturday of his fo:ehead and compl<lincd were reviewed and co-dlofr)e. balanl jobs. were conducted by Rev. Eugene la'Y, 120. He was hom al Carpenter, at the Centre Presbyterian of back lntunes as a result of A large crowd of Southern dies Mrs. Charles Bradbury and Underwood, Thursday, lor Gary Eastern- Chester 25!1, River- November 17, 1817, the .on ol the Church. He Is survived by his the 3 a.m. mishap. He was lak- High School football team fans Mrs. Louis Sauer Jr., lllldo DETI\Orr CHRYSLER Thomas Johnaon, who died Wed- view 132, Tuppers Plains UJl, late James Corwin Gorby and wife and family . en to !he hospital by private turned ,ut Thursday evening to their first reptrt on the current Corp. confirmed " Is moviiJi nesday, the second of !win oons and Eastern lli&h School 281. Adeline Kayser Gorby. He Is He served the church io Mid- transportation. a pep rally at the school spon- memberahip drive whidJ ll(lODo some. of Its factory facilities ~ut born lo Mr. and Mrs. Harley Northwestern - Harrisonville survived by his wife, Mra. dleporl in the tate 1940s and ear- O'Dell was cited to · "1yor sored by the Southern Local eel Wedneoctay. ot Mlcrlgan, but DOl nece!lllrilf E. Jolmson of Pomeroy Rt. 1 112, Salem Cenlllr, !34, Rutland Blanche Sisaon Gorby, also ally '50s. Charles Legar's court on a reck- Athletic Boosters. A scheduled d!Jpiay of aew to Ohio. (Wolfpeo) SepL 12 al Veteraao Elementary, 352, Rutland High former Meigs county resident. less operal10n charge. "" car Head football coach Ronald equipment beloc used by lbe Gov. Georce Romney 1°1 the Memorial hospital. Beside his School 214. Funeral ..rvices will be held MISS BY 111 YARDS wa. demolished, police said. Deem and assistant Coach footbati squad this yw wu 1 ~w~":' m;et- lwlu brother, Jerry , Et)mund, Salisbury- Bradbury, 194 and saturday at 1:! p. m. at the Pomeroy and Rulland 7 • !lh word Mll<e Popp spoke and lntrnduc- caocelled due to the late 11n1a1a 8 lng Th L YT~ re- the baby Ia survived by lwo sis- Salisbury 182. Bigony Funeral home at Albany Grade football teams played an MHS ., eserves Win ,ed members of the Tornado grid of a reserve team come ol ~ sldent · ynaed Ro · wn- tera, Tammy Diane, 4, and Cher- Southern - Letart 119, Port- with the Rev. David White of- 8-8 lie Thursday after school •J Isquad._ The school lrand, under land. se~ "::ur :"Y1t~e:"~~ yl Lyno, 2, and his grandpar- land 79, Rscine Grade School ficiating. Burial wlll be In at Rullaod with the Baby Pan- Rutland Contest directiOn of Danny Witherspoon, Next Thurotlay n!ihl the ,.. 1 0 ~ .m ~~ g · enl!, Harley T. Johnson of Porn- 202, Southern Eiemeotary m, School Lot cemetel'y. Frlerods !hers a yard and 1 lraU away . , and cheerleadera also took part lie is lovited to attend thewhryhn~ by eroy RD 1 and Ada Slack of SySouthern High School 338 and may call after 4 p.m. today at from another TO wheo lime Middleport s reserve football In the rally, al "Moe! the Toa!n" Diehl. 1 s .,- rt. al •c· racuse. Syracuse 1611 the funeral home ran out loam won Its first game of the A parade downtown led by the tory ~ve wu "" reOectioo DD · ' · season Thuroday even1111 2tHJ school band with the Racine V•- Me- 8' I"" Mlchlpn·s economic climate. , at Rutland with the Rutland emergency anit, the ochool Admlsoto.. a...ter ·Olrrf, 3523 p0p1.•S · Are CoUnted • CoUnty System SHOP KITS Your I Newspapers In New Yo~ rk Ie~~~:~ ;~. ~er:a.~ef= llile. Shut Down .If ! HOME BARBER Alw1ys S•v• ' I WORLD poir BeThrlftyl Southern Local Boosters Put Fttnd Plans ··n Acb·on Pomeroy Mayor Transistor Radio Batteries 81" length, in While, Gold, Pink and floral pattern. Need no otarching, stretching and little or no ironing sps CushJohnson Of Bradbury Diesat72 · MIAMI IUPll - A Paa Americaa 707 jet with JO persoa1 aboand era!hed ~ay on the Island of Moatserrat ia tbe British West lodie1. Tbe Civil Aeronautics Board, which confirmed tbe crash, Fines were levied ag~inst said It was not yet known 1f Cush H d Joh . owar f !Ve n ons today by County there wer~ survivor• • T b 0 Me . County' ] llBOD, di one of 1 .Judge Frank w. Porter Jr., CAB said tbere were !1 pa1Igs ea ng stock· p omeroy H'1g b aeagers and nine crewmea a- _ men, . . . . w1t. h I more B died db Thursday the It his home PROJECT CONFERENCE - The Housing Authonty. of the City of Pomt Pleasant held • pre-construction confere~~e today at C1ty hall school seniors as observers. board tbe plaae whlcb left <n ra ury at age of n. before. work begins on the 50 umt low-rent Public Housmg Project, above, wh1ch has been m planmng smce August, 196;o The general conlrac- The students second batch in Port de FraDCe '00 the lslaod HIS_ death e!Kied an exteMed tor all sub-contractors, the arc~itect and two public housing officials from Philadelphia attended Following this meeting, the group moved lo a series under' a cooperative of Martinique boaad ror ~ntl- penod of poor health. the'project site wbere a simp!~ grou~ breaki~g ceremony was held. Construction IS scheduled to be completed by !\larch . 10, 1967. The plan manged by the court with gua aad the~ 00 to New York. A native of GaiU. -ly, he $855,000 fifty-unit complex. w11l contam 20 umts designed for elderly and 30 for non-elderly people. There, wlll be_ 15 bu1hhngs. The project the hi h school, were on hsnd .,, .. , , __ .. ... .. ......... was the >ln of the late Howard is the-,result Of comprehe~stve plann1ng. and the adoption of a "":ork~b le program for c~mmumty progr~ss.' The l'I~Y has apP.hed _f?r anot~er I to hea~ ond see routine court 1~'-" --- ""·'' ',~,m~,,~'1· ,_.,\•. ,;t.w,;;-:< J . and Merle Thomas John50 ulllta of Jow rent housm& especlaUy for the elderly, to be a high-nse style structure Ideal for a growmg populatiOn of scmor Clllzens With proceedings. Groups of 1 will 1 ' 0 ~-d •hrlnko§ incomes. attend court on Friday mornI I e1y known ... stork dealings until all PHS seniors have er, ~r. Johnson had been vic. probably find what you need. KNiniNG SUPPLIES W. Mllll II. ~- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1965 j' I JeanHupp, Bill Bass are Wed on Sunday POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT, OHIO Unlled Prtn JnltrnaUooal 1troops and planes had been In-•Peking's demand !hat India •new fury. 1nese mlghl attack U lodia ;g. !he lndiao Defense Ministry to- most massive_armed sweeps of Ing what, lf any1hlng, to say or Jndit~n Prirue Minister La l1 truding inlo China's territory. fwithdraw its troop.s irom dis-- ! Thua China had set on a nores the ultimatum . ! da_y said lnd1an forcet~ ha~e the war conhnu~ agamst a do about the ultimatum. B·· ~adur Shastri told Communist but he agreed to a jolnt investi-1 puted border areas within three I course to fish in troubled South I At the same time, it was re· i seized control of the 21 - IWie suspected maJ~ communist ~ U~ NATIONS 8£.. ::runa today It would fight if gation of disputed bocder re· :days or face the grave conse-l Asian waters, directly contrary ported that Communist China railroad line between Sialkot & str?nghold 30 miles mrth. ·of curLty Council was to meet U :he Chineae inVaded India. The gions "in order nul to give lhe l quences- a strong implication: to advice Thursday by the Unit- is massing troops along its In· Pasrur north of Labore and m Satgon.. Thousands of Amencan 1:30 a. m. (EDT) today te whole world expressed anxiety Chinese an excuse (or an attack I tbc Chinese would ltctack. · ed States. dia border, which exteurls 200 disputed Kashmir tha_t "no en- Australl~n , New Zealand and deb_ate the. next step toward ·hat Peking'a 7Uto'ur ultimatum Ion India.'' j While Shastri accused China I The note broadcast by Pe- miles from Kashmir to Nepal emy ~aff1c ~as mo~ng.·• ~uth VIetnamese troops co~ e~ng the f~ghting between ta~t)ll\d explode into a Dew war. Shastri spoke lo parliament !of interfering in the Kashmir Ikiog Radio did not oper.ly threat- through some of tht world's 1 . Pak~stan sa~d lnd1an o~ra- bmed for~s on Wednesday m dia and Paki~tan over Kubmir. Shastri rejected as baseless Iafter a series of emerge.nc~ 1dispute_only t~ prolong it, ~he en m.ilita~y a~tion, but its ton_e most ~ugged country.. tJOn!l m the SJalkot area faded. a determmed attempt. to clea~ The council was summoned ~akin&·' I cbargea that Indian IcabineL meetings to co111S1der Iwar w1th Pak1sttJJ1 raged With Istrongly 1mphed Utat the Ch1- A mtd--day bulletm IEStled by I OTHER FRONTS ~lei area of commurust guer bGoy Udb- S. Amth~assadorth~ur J. 1 erg, Is mon s presi· , . · r1 as. A SMALL BANLI OF VIET den!, to hear a full report from Cong guerrillas attacked a govADMINJ8TRATION OFFIC. Secretary General Thant on hil ernment outpost seven miles ials today were assessing the fruitless mission to obtain 1 southwest of . Saigon before Iyrim political and strategic im- cease - fire in the Jncllil • Pak· dawn today m a bold attempt plicatio1 : of Red China's de· istan war. lo_ probe t~e capital's defe~ses. mand that India abandon anum· In a preliminary report t. m the a1r war, an Amencan ber of strategic posts along sued late yesterday, Thant cfi1.. spokesman disclosed the loss of their disputed border before closbi that both sides had r• twi U. S A1r Force F105 jets midnight Sunday. fused his plan for an anconctiover North VIetNam yesterday. President Johnson and his tiona! cease-fire and return tG understood to positions established in Kastl. 1Both pilot~ were IJ sted <IS miss. advisers were ing. be waiting the views of New rnir under a 1949 Securjty CouDOn the ground. one of the Delhi ~nd London before decid- 1ci1 resolution. Sizes4to 8 1 BAKER furniture Sizes 1 to 4 Boys end Girls $2,98 1 1 • e 2-piece style in a. wide lnf1nts NO. 128 _ _ hastri Tells eNo Ironing needed Fine quality cotton twiU knee knockers zipper front, 4 pockets, belt loops, double stitched seams. Sizes 8 to 18. Light blue, navy blue, wheat, ice and black. 1 • • Carefree washfast colors KNEE KNOCKERS Miss JgAnn Frecker, daugh- Ralph Werry, organist. Alan ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Holter lighted the candles. Frecker. Minersville Houte 1, The bride wore .• floor l~ngth became the bride O( A2C John gown of wtlite saun featurmg I Edward McLaughlin, son of Mr. rounded jeweled neckline and Mrs. Lloyd M. McLaughlin, long sleeves coming to points Pom~roy Route 3, Saturday, Au- over the hands. The pleated 7 at the Federated church. skirt was accented in the back I The' vows of the double ring by a satin boy. Her fingert!p ceremony were read at 7 p.m., veil of nylon ~et ~s held m the ~v. Wilhur Perrin be· place by a wh1te satm rose. She an altar decorated with two carried a bouquet er white carseven branch candelabra and Inations with white satin a;tream· baskets of white gl<~dioli . A bas· 1ers. ket of muJti.colored gladioli dec- I Mrs. Roger Starcher, sister orated the entrance to t h e of the bridt:, and matron of h.on· , church. or, wore a sheath dress of while I Preceding the ceremony, nutr !lace over blue taffeta, featuring I music was presented by !a scooped neckline and an over· ~---- · · - · .----: skirt of white lace and blue expressing Its destre for chapel I tarteta. She wore 1 blue lace services to b€ hed in the high j pillbox hat with short veil and school. I carried a bouquet of blue F"'1=~ Due to the resignation of the , nations . president, Betty Williams, a Miss Ann Holter and I meeting will be held Thursday Pam McLaughUn bridesmaids, at 8,15 at the high school to ,· wore identical_ ballerina le~gth elect a new officer. dresses of pink nylon ch1ffon I Teachers and parents were . with white trim and _a pink pi_IIintroduced. 1 box hat tnmmed With a white Tbe TYLER Model LG6301 I Refreshments were served by · l~ce and short ve_ il. They car- J Quality 23" Color TV the executive committee. ned bouquets of pmk and white 1 carnations. (2Y owera1 di8:Jonal. 274 sq. ins. wieMb~ area) ' LAD Kll.LED Roger SI"Brche wa! best man. Admiral LduaiM Color fidelity CoMrol ••• - colon .. I TOLEDO UP[) Tom Ba~ For her daughter's wedding, you know dum Admiral AuW.aUc llo!ca~ Circuit ... 1uarU aew.t I lash 6, was killed Wednesday Mrs. Frecker chose a black color impurit.iee caulll'd by mapetie ioterfereDQII when he was struck by a car j silk dress with pink and black ! Proot Video Peakiq Sele<:ior ... elimioa.t.el p.oata HI pidu,_ J in a street near his suburban accessones and wore a cor· Llrhted '"Uoitir.ed " Chu~~oel Selec&or ... Dew linJie ooatrol M~N~bl7 Sylvania home. sage of pink and white carnaAdmiral Color Balancw Cln:uit .. , .ai11taial proper ratio& bet-..een ool0111 lt ~=::;:;:;:;:;;:·I tlons. Mrs. McLaughlin wore a 28,000 Volta of Picture Po- ., . b bript.er, lllarper ~ Ill ~ two piece beige suit wlth brown I Smart CoaWm{IOrary StyliaJ ill Graiaed WaiN FiDilh l I and beige ,aecessories and a Hardboard eabmeta with fine furnit.ure look. 130" • ,.... ar wiclo. ·[' white carnation and brown net 1 corsage. FRI.-SAT.-SUN. TERMS Sept. 17-11-19 A reception for the immedl· 1 ''M(•HALE'S NAVYu ' ate families was held at t h A Small Down Ernest Borgnine, Joe Flynn home of the bride's parents. Payment and -andThe couple lef for a woll- !I Just 5.00 per "ISLAND OF THE i ding trJp to Kentucky, Niagara wuk BLUE DOLPHINS" :Falls and Cleveland. For travMIDDLEPORT, 0. Celia K!tye Larry DornasJn IeUng, the bride changed to a (Colo-r) . red knit .suit with beige acces.ories and wore a oorsa~ of 1 red and pink carnations. Mrs. McLaughlin ia a •r~ldU-·1 1 ate of Eastern High School and was employed by the Cloverland Construction Company Heedsville. A2C McLaughlin :SHOES FDR BOYS AIID GIRLS I graduate of Eastero High School and at present is stationed with the US Air Forco al Thailand. .. VOL XVII e Machine Washable ' en tine at y KNIT SLEEPWEAR WOMENS WRANGLER in Rutland . The couple restded In Salef!I townshtp for 49 years before moving to Rutland. Fr1ends and relalives are invited. Mrs. Nelson Is the daught~r of the late Rufus and Elisa Strong and Mr. Nelson IS the son of the late Charles and Emma Nelson. • GIBBS to set tho now 1966 Color TV's on the •-nd floor. Walch 1 progrom In color and ' " tho diffo.. nco betwoon block and whito ond color TV. Frecker-McLoughlin Wedding Vows . Taken Aug. 7th at Federated Church Adntlral. Boys and Girls Elberfelds Invite You •·~- •, TEFI!!N coated 11 piece ' There's II() cookware set sticking ... AO ICOIIrllll with Wtst Bend's IIIW ~lall·fashlon .cooltwara. Sturdy aluminum, coated Inside wltll JhiPonfs Tellon, makes cookln& and cleanlna 111Ier than MI. Tollan prev111ts .stk:kinlo II ... lots foodi ~n't bake onl You don't 111M or oils. tn ICQ.UDU IHI.I MOST JIOIIUUI IIIU ONLY .95 • 3 q1. ,.,.. p1111 willl cover~ 5 ql. Dulcll lVII wllll - . It' lllilltllustJ O.~h- conn, nylon IPIIlllo .,. .,. roclpi Moklll. 1. 1. n ( COMPLETI'": =' C "T., •:ar .:P:ru::' wASHINOTON-TBE_coU!amNlroveraey oyer Sen. J. W1 Futbrlgill'a lltounclatlpn of U A. aeuoo Ill the OomJDJcan Repobllc aocalaled today with a blwu rtiOI'I 'imMcDefense SecNamara. rtl•l') ft9bert Mc:Nolllora told 0 - s confore~ , TburodiJ II wu cleat !hal the Ark•n.., Democrat "IPt!lt:t htr hlmHII aloDe," 1101 ~or. the momhei'slllp of Fut· llriPI't 8eaate ·Ftll't... J1e1a. .~ 1!11 .... I) andj Duke Ellington TaiLs to the Lond ~· . SAN FRANCisqo (UPI) - And it was jaZ! by 1 m81ter ezpress my leellnga about the ,At first, they didn't !mow Duke Elllngtoo talked to the of more than 40 yean of play· first four lo the Bible," whether to clap or sit Silent. Lord to Grace Cathedral Thur• log, eomposiiJi, conducllng and the Doke explained. Then even the one• inhibited by day night. IJlraJJilD&. The music veered "In the_beg!Ming . GtJd ••. " the hnge house of worship stood Tha , powerful and du•ll~ m.n tiCJtlpel to blues 1o bard- Wllh th11 for a theme, the In tJptJntaneoos ovations. prayer was an ollerbll ol bli tli1vlJJI and moantng brass lllal tlf.year-old Dulte 10ove pieces , . oicbeslra and p!aao, . a!Dgera, rt•arberated off the arehed ol some of bla older llllltea, II was the Doke • first ret!choirs and • dancer In 1 ~ ~IUJJC 100 !eel above lbe audl- new worb and. ofayjlrite bymrts Cloos onert and the masolve cert ollaCftltl moslc to iti)lldl ence. . . .In"' ,a . ll!,btlc. '!f·rtverenoe lllat 1';Plleopallan cathedral that the llmplt bellafl of I compll!' 'illll II my •lflllal ctppllr-1 held I ~ 'lllllieaco ~JIIlll .Noll Hlll ~ lila JlOf' jail ..... ' tllnlfl Ill ~ -tblal ".Ill Gl iliDrt WI liM, . . . . . . - . . . wo""! ' '":VU:~Hlndyranfor•toucb-::p~'!cta:t~~~~ipll-!: ~~~~,:: Clarice Rifllt " - ' down of 42 yards on a pass from Freshman quarterback Dennis Ault, and aoolber for four yards around end, bolb In the fll'!l half; Mark Tannehill, sn end, ran the oecond ball kickoft !Jack ffl yards for a U>uchdowu. and BlUl Hackett, defensive hllf· back, ian so yards for a TD after lnlerteptlng a pags Ill fourth period. llindJ also ron lbe . . , . .,. . ., lildlltl . . .. Racine· roy; <kioo Stan1eJ TO PlAY TAPE DbcUrps _ A !ape recording by BiD AI- laad, New 11a... - 1Ailllr ~ Ion, Chester; WOllam Dtnmle well, lllckllttorl; 8bnlur;, J~., Racine; Anita Roudasnelt, I'Ginero)r, • Mmersv1lle Donno Riebel, Pomeroy, and Debblt Sheeltl, l!Jeip 01.... • 'td '' Harrl!OIIville, wblle IIley nro ••lnlt• _ 1(1111 at the 4-H Club CoDi!reu at IIVmtroJ; v- -~~ 'Q.i; · · Ohio State Unlverollt SepL liJ!t, , ,•· , . ' .'' · : 1'". Jl • li wUl bt fllfiT"" b)' flit .... ~' ' bloo p_ fllitbIICJ: P.r! illf•• ....m *di lit "" l't .... itllio&i& .., '. . . . ;., I �·-....... ... ·- ........ ,... _...........-.... .... ··-~··-·-----·~·--·-·-·~·-·--~--- . '""-- - ·~ - - · ~- t • .) . \ " . . "'.c.rt u-u:.A •Dilly SenUnel, POmeroy·Middlepcll1, 0., Sept. 17, 1965 Warmer, scattered tlliDdefoo obowers toDlgbt and SatunlaJ. Low tonight aroond 70 ..tr- Long Bottom Society News SOCIAL Hospital News CAIJ:NDAR IOUtb. Dllliriclively Now C11ual HANDBAGS Ruth Stethem ha• home from the hospital. By Bellman For Fall Lee Lewis, Nitro, W. Va., spending several days with and Mrs. Bill Bry'lllt. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rot~ert[J Yates of Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Newell of Cheoter were vlolting and Mrs. L. D. Pierce. Patricia Smith apentwetkend with Edna Stewart Reedsville. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H;~:::~: and Ada Bissell were 1 • Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Seats Ravenowood, W. Va. Mr. and Mn. O•car Ba!ICO<,k[J and Ray attended a turkey ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Llndoey Lyon• of Tuppers Fine Hand Work by Skilled Craftsman MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Bickel to Shoot Three Platoons at Rutland Red Devils ~--.--~.---. Lions Will ~ystem A three-platoon will Names given the !llree units Bickel. . be used at least part of the time ·ar~ "Go," ''Stop," and "Cau- Those on the "Go" unit will Saturday night when the Pom· lion." be Pat Story, center; Blll ft'OY Purple Panthers are }lost Coach Bickel said the "Go" Nease and Ed Baer, guards; .to once-beaten Rutland. team will be used on offense Bill Francis and Torn Harris, "This is something new and with mostly inexperienced boys tackles ; Bill Moore and Rex l don't know how long it wiU on the line, the "Stop" unit is (,'umings, ends; Don Swisher, last, but we're going to try it," to be Ufled strictly on defense quarterback; Bruce Simpson and said Panther Coach Bud Bickel. and the "Caution" "'uad Is Lenny Van Meter, halfbacks, The units are plaoned in an ef- the regular team that had start· and Charles Hysell and Howard fort to minimize injuries and !ng b~rths i~ last week's open· Englis~ alternating at fu!!bac~. give some of the younger boys mg wm agamst Wahama. Playm1 on the "Stop uml needed experience, Coach Bick- There are several boys who will be Jon Guinther, middle el said. will be playing on more than guard; Carson Crow and Jeff one of the units, said Coach Gibbs, Jinebackers1 Dick Wer- =-==--------1 ry and Rod Karl', taclllOOJ Andy Porter and Ray Zerkle, end!; Robert Smith and Rex Cumings, corner men, and Simpson and Knight at halfback!. "Caution" team boys are Crow at <..-enter, Nease and Gibbs, guards; Karr and Werry, Lackles; Moore and CUmings, ends; Knight, quarterback; Simpson, hallback ; Robe_rt Smith, wingback, and Engb~h, fullback. Rutland, victim of a 12-0 loss to the Middleport Yellow Jackets last Saturday oo the other will be trylag to get onto the victory road. Pomeroy downed Wahama 1U in ill.,.... opener. Expected to be used on the Red Devils starting team by Coach Charles Smith are Char les Scott, cenleri Lee Wood and Leroy Welsh, guards; Rotmie and !Wger Black, tackles; !Wg· ~r Davis. and am ick.s, ends; Joe Hawkms, quarterback; Bob Barrett .and Rusty Little, half· back.!, and Jim BarreU, full· back. ~ Game• toniJht in the area I wiU include Southwestern at Soothern where Coach Ronakl Deem's Tornadoes will be after their first wiD; Wahama at MJddleport, Eastern at North GalUa, Coal Grove at Gallipolis , j;' . Athens at Warren Local, Green field at Jackson, Logan at Hil· liard, Neloonvllle at Chancey. Wellston at oak HiJI, Hannan Tr at Kyger Creek Ravens- •..:'~~:':;'=..,_,!!;: t Pt Pl t ~ Iron .. a · easan ton at Portsmouth. W: -IIIIIIOimi++IU!II!IIIIII!>III!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIOIIII" I DUDLEY S II 1 FLORIST 1' 1 Comes To Tho ... BIG BEND AREA Mr. and Mrs. Marvin tpent several days visiting Mr. I LEAGUE CHAMPS - The Bedford Boys' League base ball team, playing Its first year In the Uttle Loop, have been presented trophies by Team Manager Ken Chaney for winning the 19fl5 · row, L to R are Tom Kern, Steve Bur<on, Bill Chaney, Steve Brlckles, Stephen Smith. Back row, Coach Bob Whaley, Sam Kern, Ronnie Smith, Mike Willi~mo, Mees and Ken Not were team members Paul SJIIlth and Canton. ' Auguot Weber, Tuppers Platns!J IJ IPflldlllJ oeveral day• Mr. and Mrs. Norman Leota Johnaon, Portland, Mr. and Mro. Hornld Osborn ware vlotUnc Ethel ••r•IJ ""''"'·II Patrol Ends NOW OPEN On A LIMITED IASIS WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING -VIolet llmttll DUDLEY'S K iruiPrgllriPn room 59 N. S.cond Avo. Scene of Pllrly MIDDLEPORT, 0. DIAL WY 2·9960 P.S: •• rasa Ill MULLEN Insurance Agency Inc. 6:00 TO 8:00 Farmers Bank & Savings Co. ---------· ROOMS Mombor FDIC Pomeroy 3 New Furniture '299 LET INGELS ONLY sao.oo Down - Reds Drop 4! Games Off Pace Foilowing 7-3 Loss DO IT' •• ,.,.. .... ConW'Inienf Ttrme WERNER Radio& T.V. Phono WY 2-~291 N. 2nd Avo. Middleport IW'ERT INSTALLATION! MASON ARMSTRONG'S FURNITURE CO. Friday & Saturday Sale Linoleum ..... Inlaid Vinyl MASON, W. VA. Floor t09eriac tor tv11'7 kind o1 floor. Be8t pattei'D8. Profeaainna1 installation u, u or de it JOW'sell Call WY 2·263& fot frM ~d­ lllate. ~tways have at least WALL-TO.WAU CARPETING MOHAWK MAGU t!lqcort lootallalioo Satlld'actlo• Guaranteed INGELS 62 CORVAIR MONZA COUPE_ $1295 FURNnuRE Four on the floor. radio, outside ::nirror, whlte sidewilll tiree, wheel disCI, back up tight!, maroon lhlltallie fiq. iab, all vinyl interior and bucket ieaU. 63 DODGE DART CON. _ _ _ $1495 270 teries, 8 crl.. automatic trans .. radio, white 1idewaYs, wheel 4iscs, back-up light!, white with like new interior, Mr. and Mrs. Cbeltor Row~! and fomlly of Cltllhire, and Mr. Darrell Jonb of , enjoyad a otuk borl*"•l at tho borne of Rolllh'• mother, Mrt. lotte Rouoh, r-.tly. llect!nt gueoto of Mr. UPI Briefs (Conttnuad !rom Page 1) llooo Commltteo. 62 OLDS DYNAMIC 88 2 DR. H.T. _ $1795 v~ motor, automatic trans., power brakes, power ltetlring, radio, beautifW. :1 tone paint set off by like uw wbit. aidewall tires. tinted atau and back ap Ugbta.. Smith's Flat Sales & Service 62 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 DR._ $1295 art$fOnt 1 Mile Above Sllv.r lrldgoln Konauao, 0. V·8 motor, automatic trans ., new white sidewall tirel, ndio ud wheel diSCi. Green witb green inter\'>1', 61 CHEVROLET BELAIR 2 DR. SED. $1095 (IHII New Treads CARAVELLE• has a · IHE DAilT SENTINR BUCKEYE ' PRICID FROM CARAVILLI•• •••' GILMORE SUPPLY STORE POMEROY, 0. +' BOO X 14 - HOUSE•PAINT =. .A,..--..... ............ $3 ..... s't"' ·-. ,. _____ ··- . . . t .... $26.24 II 98 Sa...,,, JUMBO Two door H.T., V-8 mo. tor, euto. traM, Sharp! SUNDAY DINNER tt MOUIN ..... ~,ow at-... .. '*'"' ............... liOAIIoii.UAlllt eu••••rn e ..... . . eiiiHI . . . . . WYMm til L W Ave. Ml4cl"""' 0. Detrnit at New York Dice ear. -Lollch (lUI vs. !l":ord:.:.'~~:~:II Kansas City 111 B< 61 OlDS 98 HOLIDAY COUPE _ $1495 don (1).7) vs. Lonhorg <9-16), FuU power, with power seat and windows. radio, tinted Wasbin8ton at Minnesota Richert 113-10) vs. Pucuaiii ~11, white ai.dewell tires. wheel diKs. Green inside and eut. Real Die•. (9-3), Chicago at Cleveland - John 11 (1:1-7) ••· Kelley (IHI). II AS.IS" SPEOALS Games Baltimore at C8Jlfomia WaBhlngloo at Minnesota Chicago at Cleveland 59 Dodge _ $495 57 Ford_ $395 ENJOY +M I e . . '1'111111111_.... PROBING B .. E PI'. PLEASANT - The Muoo Coonty Sheriff• department ia lnvestiJaUng 1 breaklag and elltering at the Oblinger Sand .md Gravel at Letart. Reported mta\ag Was I 19611 model 18 bonepower Eviorude outboard mot... , wtal No, 15021tli7ll0. ArC'el!t llated at tho jail wu James Elllott, 31, Rt. 17 Henderoon, "'!mtld with violation of parole. 850 X 14- $2B.24 CQICIII •IJCI VaHey L1111ber & Supply Co. • FOR PRESIDEHT . . WIII*C& .ladies' watch only $12.95 COAL HEATER wtiTEWALLS 750x 14 ~ ... ., ll ,., ..,.,, .... . . . . . good Now Ia The Time To Seiad A New ... ........,........,[ Six eyl., standard trans., radio and beater, white lidewall tires, back Up lights, outside mirror, low mileaee. Real WITH US H&R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLIPORI', 0. The Martin Restaurant Mlddl1p nt, 0. 1958 Buick Now Only _ $250 Four door. 8 eyl Auto. ---- trana, 58 Oldsmobile only $275 KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALIS GMAC PINANCING '<lllil ., '} . J �' . ~- . .. ":" \ l 4-n.t~ySentinet; Pomeroy-Middleport, o. sept ~~ 191111 Lutheran Pastor Elected ·m·sters' Assn Pres·d t . • I en Ml pa~l The Rev. Joseph .Kraly, lor of the St. Pauls Lutheran Church of Pomeroy, was elected president of the Meigs County M'nisterial Association at Rock Sprlnss Methodist church Monday . Other. officr,r. na.med were Rev. Richard Mart.n, rector of Grace EpiScopal church, vice president, and R011 . Paul A Sellers pastor of the Syracuse United Brethren charge secretary • treasurer Rev.' Sellers will be chat;. man of the radio ro ams and Rev. Wilbur of the Federated church Pomeroy 1s to be chairman ot 'the count: home devotional services ) With President Rev. Marvin I . I Flower arrangements were I PT. PLEASANT - The Sop- Rardm. following the readinJ Veterans Memorial Hall, Colum- , . . judged b Mrs. Walter Bentz tember fl!'and JUry of Mason the indictment• and entered bus next January, after giving' MThe meetmg, '" charge of Iand Mr/ Rob rt Le I 'th . County CirCUli Court save a plea of Innocent to both counts a report on plans for the pro- 1 rs. Robert LewiS, preSident, blue a:arded partial report of its activities and his trial on the gram. opened with devouona taken Thorn on f r a rs. Thursday, returning 15 Indict· charge was set for Monday 0 > from Mathew 14 by Mrs. Allard ps rrangement of ments. seven felonies and eight ober 11 and u · ' Mer dlscussion of the Head Pratt, followed by the club In Madonna ; and to Mrs. misdemeanors. his a.f" motion Start proKram sponsored '" prayer m umson. Memberli re· eo Kennedy for an oriental ar- Felony indictments were b the . . this and hundreds of other U. sponded to roll call with their of' ro.,es in a jug. Iturned a ainst David Prosecutang Attorney, the S. counties by the Federal gov- favorite base and among those Red nbbono were awarded to Orange, gMass.: Louis aseaul:1 was ernmenl, Rev. Dowson volun· mentioned were masonite, wood Mrs. Bryan ' ma." arrange. and Guy A. Newton. Jr., New to which st"s":,u leered to survey the program plates and place mats. ment of !Billa and )OW; ·and to York !joint Indictment) on the and sente fP dins p as it operated 1 M · , Mrs. Charles Lewis for a mass nc ns ate was n e~gs coun1). A book review ~liken from arrangement of roses In a crys· charge of grand larceny tauto October 28th; '11iomao Programs for future meetings Studio Book of Flowers and tal vase. I theft); Donnelly was aillo m· Rt., was indicted on will be in charge of the Execu- Flower Arranging was given Mrs. Robert Lewis explained dieted on a second charse o! 1 .mabclous aBSault charge. live Committee. Rev. Carl by Mrs. Leo Bryan. She Iold of how to make an arrangement mahr~ous a.. ault; Howard Er·i 18 a .patient at w..tnn Hicks gave the devotions 1scrip. the growth of flower arrang· using rose coxcomb and pastel wm. Soulhsode, was on: lfuspital for mental ture, lsl chapter, Aclsl. Rev. ing in America and showed pic· shaded Madonlfa on a black a forgery charge: Russell Leach : Wilham Connolly, Leon, m. Chester Lemley was host lures of arrangements made as ba.e. A deosert course was ser· Pt. Pleasant and Donald Stmp.l· was also indicted on a malici· tor. The n.xt meeting will be far back as 1835. Many of these ved by the hostess during the kms, Leon HI:· were tndicled ous al8ault charge. at the East Lelllrl Methodist arrangements can be seen in social hour. . on; )Om! lndlclment charged Mlsdemeann . d' t Churrh on Oct. 11. the Currier and Ives etchlngs. j -I v.h•Jt conspmng to do bodily were ound t saln IC mleOdntad on Oak St. fl ribb~ns ~s ~~ ~ses cou~sel range~ent Donnel~ ~alic' Newt:~ redue~~t"'to ~.or Evang~llcal a~ed Dowson preSidmg. 11 was agreed bu~mess sess 1 • WSCS M k a es ContributiOnS Of Three Kinds , . aAJCD' I • I*''. 20~ 9~~ tc their chambers where considered other maltaro ""'"'" I p. m. receaaed and wiU return until Sept. 24. aa:tns arm to Guy Thoma, Meigs N' 11 st~rt· Connectedb ut 17•- I FASHIONS • ~atgun Different Tt'me IIK:t .... 1 rib- ~ de~t, PLENTY OF HOT WATER FOR THE uoME MODERN ~~eg1rl, ~ut BAHR CLOTHIERS ;~,\' · 0Scpt DAR Ur . II glng !IJI'••••••J QbServance J.rOr . Readings on the topic were given by Mrs. Maag. Mrs. Char- ~;l - ·<&«• '""' •·· ., __ .. _ los Grueser. Mrs. Earl ·l 1Henshaw. Mrs. Stella Grueser , 1and Mrs. Karl Gruescr. Sent- ~; Today, Sept. 17, begins !he once sermons were tead by ouscrvance of ''Constitution memher. An article, Mak- . W· 1ddleoorf 1 Week" bv the Nation.! mg Our Prayers Count. was I ~ I ''". sponsored D h· re"d b '1 Cliff d · · " r. "" d M rs.0Russell1 "O<ISO .1 a .JVO,;tely aug ters of the '-' Y a rs. or Phillips I and E. k H'11 ·· • at 3:15 a.' m. American _Revo.lutiun and local ' and a poem, I Thank Thee the 11 ._ · spent For Naturol _a half-hour lat- chapters, . mcudmg Return Jon- Lord, . b_y Mrs. Sayre. I Mr. and '-·lrs. AI r d" er. a tractor-trailer driven 'oy ' athan Me1g11 Chapter. Dunng the busmess se(sion her parents Mr. e and Housh Mrs J zh . M 0 p Kl - , . . , th kh h ~ · 1 oe a rnot. Sissonville. rs. . em, Consl.iluhon I e wor s op eld Thursday at 0 · ht H ' 11 R 1 or lP Gnses traveling south on Rt. 2 struck Week chairman for the fourth Forest Run Methodist church yse ' ut and. lhe portion of the utility pole stratght year. is urging all resi- was discussed and five of the 000{ t~n~ Mrs. J~mes Johnson 100% danglmg from a cable over dents to give special attfntion members atten_~cd. Mrs Rus- _ eir son, Jim, to HuntSafety t~e hi~h.way. Zal~rnot received to. t_he !78th aniversary of the sell .re_ad a letter concerning the ~~~~~;~'· <~~aturday where he . enshght InJury to hts elbows and wntmg of the Constitulion, ·'An Chmttan Ohio Methodist Cru, M ~ Marshall UmversJty . (onlrols damage was esimal- importan t document of our sade on hi gher cducationals aud M rsp E~e~ett Bachner . tt Amencan way of life." those wishing to contnbute mav rs. au aptonstall were 1 GlASS-LINED Mrs. Klein announced Vilma do so. Get well cards were scn't Athens Tuesday t? retcrn Ka30 G'L GAS Pieasant Valley Hospital Plkk?ja, . llbrru:i'an of the book- to Mrs. Ted Jones and Mrs.l Bachner to Oh10 Un.i ver,.tv !I ADM1TTED : Mrs. Ira Potts mobile, Is havmg a special dis- Joe White. J\i . r. and Mrs. Harry S. Apple Gro_ve: Greg Woyan. Ka~ play i~ t~e window of the Roe- Refreshments were served by ~~~~cporl, and Mr. snd Mrs. nauga, Ohio; Mrs. Clifford Jones · del bu1ldmg m Pomeroy and Mrs. Norman aurl l rL F. Moore , I ;ere m Columbus last week I ' Mason: Mrs. Warren Sturgeon, also plans to highlight the week Mrs. Karl Grueser. Come in Now! Ashton; Mrs. Robert Cruick- ":Jth displays in the bookmo· were those above and Mrs. tt~nd the . R~yal Cro~ I sh<~nk, Pt. Pleasant. b~lf. Mrs. Klein has been ad· Ham Fisher, Mrs. Otto ~ler s AssociatiOn of Ohio meet- ~· DISCHARGED : Mrs. Earl vtsed by Mr. Cli:lrence Thomp- bach, Mrs. Hosmer Roush rng held at the Columbus Plaza. Colegrove, Apple Grove: Mra. ~on, Middleport School supter- Mrs. Sadie Brown. Forrest W. Thomas, Glenwood; mtendent, and Mr. Charles ASK TO WED Mrs. Bernard Jordan and dau. Gibbs, Pomeroy School super· C / H PT. PLEASANT - Two cou· & ghter. Glenwood; William Me· intendent, that attention will be ra t, abby Club pies have made applicationa for Edward Baer, owner Conihay, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Lew given the observance in the Meets Wedne1day marriage license• In the office is. Oliver, pt, Pleasant: Marion classrooms. Mr. Nolan Swack- The Pomeroy Craft and of the County Clerk. Applying .. WY 2·2036 .. Litchfield, Southside; Lawrence hamer has planned a quiz on by Club met Wednesday at were Pearl William Jones, Jr., 232 E. 2nd ...... Pomeroy !'!!'!'!!'"'""'""'""'""'""'"'!!"~M~c~D~ad~e:...~Leo~n~. the Constitution for his history home of Maxine Jordan, 38, Pt. Pleasant, and Joan Milstudents. risonville Road, in an all _ ler, Z6, Miller Ohio; Sterling In the past the five mayors or meeting. Lee Honk, 22, Kenova, W. Va. Meigs County has proclaimed Mrs. Jordan, vice pre:sidtmt, and Barbara Anne Brown the week in U1e various towns presided in the absence of Pt_. ' and are being asked lo do so berta Wagner, president. Sc1·ip.l ---·- agam. The public libraries are ture frum Psalm 121 was Knight. Hosles8 for the also fe~turing the Constitution by Evelyn Clark, who alao meeting, September 29, will GREAT BUYS ON ... and res1dents are urged to fly of the lrip made by the A:nerican ~~lag Sept. 17-23 to the Fenton Glass c as the1r pi:l_rt in recognizing our at Williamstown, W. Va ., HEADQUARTERS FOR mosl. pr~1ous possession, \lie July. A scak lunch was .,,.,,, 11 Const1tut10n of the United State~ i at noon with the h t of America. . Ijog dessert and cof: e:~ ;,:~: 1 ACTION FILED ma Osborne, . Mrs. Clark, Bev· l el960 Dodge 4 Door VB $495 PT erly Chapman, Bernice Jeffers .. PLEASAN~ - A civil Wilovene Zurcher, Mary Mr.: e1960 Rambler 4 Door Wagon_ $395 For Back To School actwn has been flied m the (If- Angus and childre Sh . • lice of the Circuit Clerk borne Lori Ch n, em el959 Buick Convertible $495 "OHIO'S William and. Sara II Roush vs. dy !\oicAngus. apman and Budel959 Ford 4 Door VB $395 James F. Gilmore. The pl!lin-1 S. St(OND & MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT, o. tiffs are asking judgment · the e1958Ford2DoorV8 $195 amount of $6,325 against the Sewing Club lAdiP~ fendant. The accion is toe result To Help in Drive e1958 Ford 4 Door VB Wagon_ $295 of an automobile acc tdent _Plans were made to help Rt. .13 near Mason on April 19, WJth the Red Cross Drive wh~ 1965. n the pelition the Sew-Rite Sewing club member!! Roushes clai~ Gilmore reck- met Wednesday evening at lessly drove h1s vehicle In such their club room. a manner that. he forced Mrs., Mrs Elza Gilmore, Jr., presiPhone SH 2-4193 Rutland, 0. Roush off !be highway dent, presided. The travelmg LAST OF THE suffered a laceration over thC' left eye, and these passengers. Wilham Blenko. 18. Huntmgton. 114 lO·YEAR m;ury to the knee cap"'" side. Jams M. Daniels, 20, Huntlin!:ton. an ankle. Pruperty dam • age was estimated at $1.200 and Complelely Babcock wns ci ted for reckle~s l .. · Tl · Automalit d11vmg. w m1shap nccurrcrl r& &t.el Around And About ,, ~ M' ~ Constitution wmum ~ach ~ A~proxJmate!y ~-~~ken~tc~itha Br~oks ~tg re~t 1 1 I SAVE BIG NOW .=:.:..=:::.::: !! ONA 1965 DODGE 1 Pe~sanl. PRICES REDUCED! CANVAS FOOTWEAR R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. THE SHOE BOX "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiJ'iiiiiiiij;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~='h~e=a~ll~eg~ed~ly:s~u~ by Mrs. Don MuJ. when her car s t~a~in~ed~ln:u:rl:ess ler awarded to Mrs. Ed· 1 prizewa!ldonated l BE SURE TO SEEI 61 FORD Galaxie •••• $995 2 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater Power Steermg. Extra Clean · 62 CORVAIR - ward Wells. Mrs. Harold Hood received a birthday gift from her secret pal. Following busines5 session 1 the mended garments for :he erans Memorlal Hospital. A dessert course was ,.••..., by the hostess to the above . Mrs. Dayton Strickland, Charles Hoffman. Mrs. Roilald Browlng, M,., Willard Mrs. Donald Collins, Mro;. 1.11 uils Osborne, Mrs. Donald 65 FORDS 10 NEW FORD CARS eSAVE eSAVE MIDDLEPORT, 0. eSAVE MOTORS DISCOUNT LEWIS REPAIR SERVIa 'I THEY MUST GO BY SEPT. 30, 1965 WT CALL HURRY KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC. MIDDLEPORT, 0. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY LIEVING COAL COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY·MIX CO. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER - .. ~-~ .. ·- ·-·- -· · • -· -· ···-··-·--. --- .. ,,.. 10:~ :~::!. Ml"lo"l'"' 1 j 1· KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. BAUM LUMBER CO. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE FOREMAN & ABBOTT THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA - LOCAL UNION G668 Rovauwood. va. w. i' I OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Baiera of Holsum.Bread .... ~··---"'-------....... ----·.; ... --- ... I ~ }~P·~~ ~.'~c~hf~\ l: f~r Car~ ~ r~l ~~II :~ ac~u1r~g w~t::"' ~~ ';~~ter ch~ice SaVI~u;,. ~· BEN FRANKLIN STORE ~·· ° Property Transfers PICKUP 1IUCK WY 2-2374 IM Mill St. Mltl~t-rt HEINER'S . BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. '•; r wis Rep1lr Service ePLUMBING eROOFING 65 FORDS SAVE$$$ lANK RAn FINANCING TINY'S FOODLAND pas~ I' ~~f,,.'''" LAn OF TMI! 4 DEMONSTRATORS -FOReHEAnNG SPECIAL Standard Shift. Runs like new PHONE WY 2·2050 OLDEST DODGE DIALER" BARGAIN HUNTERS LAST HUNTI RUTLAND AUTO SAlES l M. RAWLINGS SONS CO. saturd~J, ~o~·;P~:~i;M:r~s~.~C;al~vin~S~im;p;s;o•~·~=:'" GOOD USED CARS Sermonette Quise~berry, • OHIO VALLEY Plumbing Heating " ··- oerv~ee 1 • Rfy, Herbert Gnlll, '..... ....... ......... putor; lticbjlrd BartoD, SUpl. . . _ lftla' ~- ...,.... Charles Blrsell Aaot. 5up1. of Chrl!l, CltllltiH • lftla' • Sunday School 9:111 L m.; 114t1n> lla1'tlord Pariah, Warrtn G. iDa WonJdl) U L m.· NYPI Zion, pulor; Wri!P illnlcl 1:45 p. m.: Evening 's.rvtce. Ser~. "P'IItb Ill All lbe Tltl• takes nerve I lmaiiM 7;10 p. m.; Prayer,... World. Hartford Bapllll 1:11. dropping into spaeo with nothina: but a "silk umbrella" between you Ao.. . .••. fto9. lloDJel Worllmaa, ]1111101 flatwoodl Methodlll Clun ..... 7:111 p. m Wednesday. EDT: Ky1er Ulliletl Cllurch, tand eternity! Yet men do It every School at 10 a. m. Sunday St:lioot 8<46 L m.; Wot - Paarl A. CillO, pastor. WOI' llllddlepofl a..t DIIM ND :10 EST; Otelblre Bapjjll 10:· day, and they trust that umbrelll me•t;nQ; 8:30 o. m. W.O.. cbolr lblp aVYiel 11 L m. 81111 1:30 lblp oorrice 10 a. m. evtrl' - · 1\oll. Clyda J. 111r111t1 30 EST • .. we wnuld trust our be&! !rlend. Batblobom Bapllll cAre*. a. m. Prayer meeuna 1:30 p other 8anday 7:46 p. m. SUI> 8uoday 'khool8:111 L m.t ~ llld4letorl rtn1 Faith io oomethlng like that white iGrtllt Bend: Retl. C. L. O'Ull> m. Tuelday: YOWl& . Peo~le' daJ Scbool. 10 L m., JOlill 14f Worship 10;30 L m.; NYPS bJ1er1an CllllrOit, RIV. Boward parachub!, as thouaando upon thoa· oor, paslOI': Robtrl Lowll, IUPL meelin8. 1;80 p. m. t'nilay. Bailey, SuPl Prayer meettDR Youns P10111a, 6:45 p. m.; EVIII> Rnppell. pa>tor: . . . , SchOOl aauds of Chriotlans ean teotlfy. g, ~~ o. 21. Mlll'llllla Wonhlp Rotlllld Cburob ot Gotl. tin. The Uclted Molhodlal C~ardt pllotio """'tlns 7:30 p. m.; 1:80 L m. l(r. ll'red Llwll. Faith upholds you and supporto and Sunday Scboal; 7 p. m. &•· John Smallwood, pastor: Sunday Pomeroy; Rev. Melvin Alkire, Pray..- m-.•· •g. Wed. 7:30p.m. aupt.: 1A·il() o. aL Worlli!P: ~ ~~ you, no matter how rough the going oervtce: 'rlurld~J, 1110 School 10 a. m.; Evan~etiotic pastor. Church School 9:15 a. l'tmero)' Cbmtl> ol Ill• Nu- p. m. YF: Wed 1:~· Juruor may be. Withoutjaith in a loving m. Prayu . . . . IIOI'Vico 7 p. m.; Youna People m., Leo Crew, Supt. Leo Vaugh. ll'elle, Sunday Scbool. 9:30 a. 01o1r . 1 p. ru. Sonk1r Otoif God, man is very---rr;ach alone ••• and Coritenter Bopllll Churclu Endeaver 7 p. m. WednesdaY; an, Asst. Supt. Divine Worship 111.1 Momllll "'""hlp 10:11 L man wu never meant to deal with S.nday School U·iltl a.m.; Moro- Prayer meeting 1 p. m. Saturo 10:30 a. m. Sermon: "Our Dai· m. Evening Worablp. 1 p. m.; ft1l I1IIW ....,. tng Worship 10:15 1 m. day. ly Bread." 3:3!1 p. m. Christian Prayer meetlns. 1 p. m. Wed. byterlan 1Churcb - ChntCb ..,. life's problema by hilliiOif. l'lnl Boplllllllan:ll. MWIIl• Groca Eplloopal Olordl, Higher Education Conference at BeY. Clyde v. Henderson, pas- , ·-,, .. · m.: 1!.1 ·: · " Like the flrot parachute Jumtt, Rav. Donald llooDI, Olllo Pomeroy, The Rev. Richard H. the Veterans' Memorial Auditor· tor. 10 a. m.; Bible Study, Wed., faith isn't eOIY at the beginning. It 8andl1 ScooOI 8:15 L m., Martin, Rector. Sonclo' • Mor- tum, West Broad Street, Colum· Churdl ollllo N........, I'OIJI. 7<30 P .m. takes courage to hand over the reln1 Fred Holfman. Snp&.; 10:1& L nlng Prayer ond Sermon. 10:30 bus. Monday, no p. m. the .eroy Rav. Clyde llelidenon, Cbeshlre-Kyaer·llarlfold .Pil· of one's life, but you can be sure of Wonblp Service: BYP I p. o.m. t.»>foa bour foUowtn&. JOF class meeta. Tuesday, 7:301paslol'1 SnndaJ llchoOI 9:!0 L lab, Hartford Baptlot . Church one thing • , • you'll alwaya land oa m.; Evonlna Worship. 7:30 p. ll>lel'llrloe EUB Cborcb, Rev. p111. the Lydia Cirde meets at lliiip servlceo 7:30 p. m. SuJ> Mornint! Worship 9:10 DIIT Soryour feet. Strentrlhen your faith by m.; Wod. 1:3!1 p. m. Prayer Menzel Smith. pastor. WorshiP the church. 1m.: Mornlna Worsblp tD:iltl •· moo "Watcbfulnea or the Ta attending the ehllreh of your choice. meeting l'hwltlidY. 1:30 p.. m. ~ice IUUl a. m.; Suo~ay Foresl Raa Metbodilt ebardl aervicts 1:30 p. m. P r 11 e r Virgins. 11 Tuesday - Offleen practice. School. 10·30 a. m. Youth !el· - Sunday School 9 a. m., Mrs. m.; NYPS 6:45 p. m. EventnR planning meetln&, 7 p.m. EDT. Ch•pt..Doy hoi Flr&t BapU&t Cburcll. Pome-- lowship 6·30 p. m.; Boys aDd Fred Nease, Supt. Worship ser- meetiflP. ,':3fl fl. m. Thundav I·S Otuttr•IMifftV S\lnday "-25 II Kin~ ~o11d1y roy - Rev. Carver WUUaiJll. Girls Fellowship, 8:30 p. m.; •Ice tO a. m. Rev. WeDdell CluJrcb ol the N&lareot, Ro· 21-l6 II Kinqt Tu ..dtv SWidoy School 9;80 till 10<20. Evening service 7<30 p. m., ~ Stuller, pastor. etne. Obio. SUnday School at 15-JO w~ .... c1.v Worship aervice. 10:3!1 a. m.; and lth Sundays; Youth Choir , Boatb '"etbodlst Church. Mtd- 9:30 a.m. Sunday WorBiltp :JI-27 ThuM•y 15-lf mE ABUNDANT LIFE lui•h Frld•y ~~=~·and Junior churcb !or 6:30 p. m. Wednesday. Prayer dleport, M. E. Dowson, pastor; Service 10:30 a.m Sunday Ev• lt-lt s.tllnl.y H•hr• I• Meeting. 7:30 P. m Wadr>esday . MrL Nan Moore. Church School ning Sorvice 7:30 p.m.; Mid f.ltrll e&pllll Charcb, 'Racine Lotiridge EUB Cbureb,. Rev. SUpt.: Church School. 9:30 a. week Prayer Service Wedn.. By Rev. Jooepb R. ~ St. Paul's Lulberu Chlll'<b Rav. C. !. O'Conner, pastor. l!:ugeoe !>. EmariDD, pastor: m.; Worsliip Service, 10:30 L day 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morris M. School 9<30 a. m., 8am Sunda~ School 9:45 a. m. Rus- m.; Methodist Youth FelloW• Wo~e. Pastor. Curtll. oupt.; 10:45 a. m. Mor1> soU Archer, Supt. Sunday ship, 7 p. m.; Oflicial Board Rlllland Cburcb ol 11M NIJIJ' Pom'"')' og worship: 6:30 p. m. 8Yli worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 meeting, 1st Sunday of mootb. e~~e : Sunday SchoOl St:30 a. m.; we are living in a world alive and Junior Fellowship; 8 p.m. p. m. alternately. Bible study 7:30 p.m. WSCS. 2nd Monday Morning wo...htp 10<\b a. m. witll new ideas and phllosoEvening service: 7:30 p. m. and prayer service ted by past.- of -nocth, 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor E'langel!stle service 7:4& fl. m. phies. There is socialism, sclTHE CHU"CH FOR ALl. Wedoesday, Prayer meetiD&; or ?:SOp. m. Wednesday. Chris-- Wednesday . 7 p. m. Midweek prayer 15ervice, 7:45 p. ence, and a rising tide of naJlr,LL profit THE CHU .. CH p. m. Wednesday, ~nior tlan Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., Jrd MIDenvflle MetbodlJI ebmb m. Wednesday tionalism. Our world today ill 01otr Practice; 3:30 p. m. TU.. saturday ol month. Or. Lester l.. Roush. pastor: 8yraoUJt Churcb of tbe Nszo. in a ferm<nt. But thera is a Thf Cbllfdl l.l tho! ..-m f.ctor - •rth lor lht blllldi.n' of dlarac day, Junior Choir Practice. Morlling Stu _ EUB Qlorcb, Victor Brown. Cburcl' School reDe, WUUam C. l'bor-pe, pastor more important Idea. lt ls that t.r.r •nclllood tlti•n~hip . lt Wa •tor~ ­ RntlaDd First BapPSI Chtn(b Rev. Menzel Smith. pastor: 9,45 Supertntandent 10 a. m. Olfl<> Sundav SrnooJ 9:iltl a m.; Morn· in Jesus Christ there is to be row. ol' ,pirttu.,l nlun. Without • •Cront: Church. nelthtr ~ ISU1may Schrol9:30 a.m. Preach- L m. Sunday SchooL Fred Ia! Board meetina each quarter ing Wllrship IO .!C a. m. fuund lile Jlie that 0 full nor civilizat\Qn can MUni<M. ,-,..,. iDP SUnday 2:30 p. m, Snu~, supt.: Ead Shuler. Ass't. unless otherwise called. Holy Peutecottal Assembly, Route abundant, 'sausfymg, overflow~ ate rour 8l>IJhd I'MIOnl wt1y ,_, pef80f1 lbould tllend Ae"W. "1'1· Free WUl Baptist Cbortb,. Mommg wo~ship 10:45 a. m.; Communion eacb quarter as an- L'4., Rev - 0 aU1 E. Jones. pa.stnr ing. But what 1s that new Ufe lllrly and IUJIPlltl the Chlli"C':h. 'J11e)' Rutland, Pastor, Rev. P au I Pra)ler meeung 8 p. m. Thur~ nounceo. SuDday School 10 a. m. : Wor- !ike1 art: (I) Fw hll 0'111'1 .U. (II} Far h~ dUidren'uU:t. (31 For &be .U Taylor; Sunday Scbool, 10 a. m. day. Morse Chapel Metbodlll day. Wednesd•v and Friday ol hiol mnununlty and utklrl. ( • J Prtddy, Snpt; Preaching Sontb Betbel EUB Chnrcb - Church, Arthur SUU. Pastor Tbe P<ntecootal Churcb. Mid· H is a lif• with new dlmen· For th!: a.•e of thft Churdlol-.lr. which_. hlt IJO(Ifa\ and IDt.illrbl \oerVk:e, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer aer-- Rev. Eugene E. Emel'8on, pas- Sunday School. 10 a. m. Oliver dleport, South 3rd Ave_, Sunda~ sion. Think of Zacchaeus beauptort. Pl~~n to flO to church ~ ~:30 p. m. Wedoesday. tor. Sunday School 9:45 a. m., Sayre. Supt.: Sunday Worship School 10 a. m.; ~unday evenln~ fore .Jesus ever came to Jeri· ilrly ancl TMd :rour Bible daD)-. Mt. Mortal! llaptlst Church, Norman H. Babr. Supt. Sunday service, u a. m.; Prayer mee~ evangellstlc service, uo p. m cho. Full of greed ond cunning, of Fonrtll and Main SL Worsblp 10:4o L m. and '1:30 p. every Sunaay .,ening. Wtdoesday Bible Study 1:3!1 p I he was dispised. Yet, after h• Middleport a-tv. Nyle Borden, m. Alternately. . Bible Study ing every Wednesday evening. m.; SaturdJ: nigh1 Prayer and met Jesus, he said, ''The hall JF'fiA the hope It will, in some measure, fosler and help sus• llliDisrer. Sunday School 9:30 and Prayer led by Pot11nnd Metbodllt Cborcb, Worship 7 ·o p. m. Pastor. Rev 1of my goods I g1ve to the poor; tal L-• LJ.h • d • f 1 and • f h' f m. Arnold Richards, Supt. or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday li L Rarrett and if 1 hHve taken anything II 1..... UJJHC lS goo tn ami Y commumty lie, I II 8Qo ~~== Worahlp, 10 ,30 a. m. Syracuoo E.U.B. Church. raul SchoolB:J!J to 10,30 a.m .. HarHarrisonvtlte Pmbyteriao from any man by fa lse accusaturw il lpofllored by the businell firm• and organU!aliofll I Bapllll Cllnrcbo Son- A. SoUers, Putor. old G. Roush, Supt.: Kenneth Church, John DaVIeS, pastor· twn ... t Will reswre him four. whole names appeor .below, ScbOIII 9:3!1 L m.: 'flor- 9:3!1 a. m. Sunday School, Ben 'Iii.\\ M '&! 5'ill0 m ·d O!:'l Church School 10 30 a. m. Wor· fold. He had found life In , •_ _ _ _ _ _ _.;;.;__,;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, 1! U a. m.: Prayer service, Supt.; a. m. McLeod, Ass't. Supt. Services ship service :30 p. m. I new d1mens10n. b Jesus, Goo I p. m. Wednesdoy. Mornms Worsblp servu:e, 1s1 Qrcle, 2nd Thursday ot month Reorgantzeo Cburcb 01 Jeou• became real to him. . 1 Carleton ~burtb. Kingsbury and ::lrd Sundays of the mont?; month, :l p. m.; Choir Pracuce Christ at Latter Day Sainl:i. siJ I _It IS a llfe w1th_a_ new direc· "••--' Rev. Clyde Hinton, pas-- 7:30 p. m. Evening Evangehs- nesday of month, 8 p.m .: Aft- miles from Racine ac Racine- ! tmn. We are all hv1ng for our Smttlay School, 9:30 a. tn.i tic Servicet 2nd and 4tb SuD- ernoon Circle, 4th Thllrsday of Portland Road. Sunday School selves, wanting what we want Ralph supt Sunday Wor· day of month. BETHANY Ro<lne Metbodllt Cborcb, 9<30 a. m.; Worsnip 10<30 a when we want it. Within evef) ohip aervice, 10:3!1 a. m. and 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship; H. L. McDaniel, pastor< Sun- m., SUnda" evening service sl man, the arrow II turned to Middleport, Ohio l!iddleporl, Ohio 7:3!1 p. m. allernately. Prayer 10:30 a. m. Sunday School, Bly· day School 9:30 a. m.: Preaob- 7::«1 p..n. Wed .. wor<hio serv ward himself. Yet, ChriSt car meetinl Wedn.,da~. 7:30 p. m. the Theiss, SnpL; 1:30 p. m, ing 10:~0 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.; ice at 1<30 p. m. Pastor, C. w change that and g1Ve our hv., Columblt OlapeJ: Worship ser-- Youth Fellowship. CARMEL - Prayer nnd Bible Study, 7:30 p, Proffitt. All eventna serv- new ~tre~ton. We may fl,..ri 0~1 rice each Sunday 9:10 • m.; 9:30 a. m. Snnday SchOOL Way· m. Wedn.sday. im begin at 7:30 o m goal m him: and In the fulfill 8 1\ School 10 L m.: Youth ne Roush, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Rock Springs Metbadlsl _ I 0nr t.ady of Lorotto of hiS w1IL II 6:15p.m. Evening Wor· Morning Worship, 2n~ and 4th Ch_ester ~ey, pastor; Wor- 1Long Bonom._ ~ev. Thomas ~ It is a lire with a new dynam7 1). m. each Sunday. Sund~y of the M~t_h, a. p. _m. ship servtce 9:30 a m.; Sun tronek, admlmstrator; Sund3) I ic. The spirit of the one wht BU:en of Good Bread We FHL All Docton Prescriptioru Bradbory Cboreb el Chrllt, Evenmg Evangehstlc Service, day School, 10:1$ a. m.; MYF IMass 8 :w <J m est H!,l}- u~:~y~ rose from the dead begins t( Huntineton, · W, Va, Marcllm, minister; Bible lit and 3rd ~day ot month. 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible ot ObligatiOn, 7 P m Lh.rob ~·ithin you. You can sa} WY 2-2955 Pomeroy SebooJ and \"domina Worship. Tuppen Plams EUB Cburcb, Study. Wednesday. 7:30 P m St. John's_ Catbullc Mh•iilnn : I with Paul, "I live, yet not I, 10:SO a.m.; Christian Endeav- Re~- Eugene E. Emerson. pas- Rutland Metbodlst Church- near GuvsviiiP !Oul.('h H.Uh!PI but Christ liveth \\ithin me. " p. m.; Fvening Worship, tor, Sunday worship 9:30 a. m. Rev. c . J . Lemley, pastor: Rev . Frank Manlen. pa~-: It is a life that suppllt!S strengtll 8 p.m. SUnday_ School 10 a. ~-· Ho- Church &:hool 9:30a.m .: \Vor I tor, Sunday Mas::; 10.30 a m.. ~ to defeat the tempeter, with PagevUie Community Cburcb ban Vmeyard, Supt._ B1ble Slll· ship service, 10:30 a. m., M Holy O~;~y ol Obligation 6 30 a 1 power fulfill one's 'i e witt Rev. Russell Cline, pastor. _ dy and prayer serv1ces led by Y. F. MoDday. 6:30 p. m. m.: Conlesston, 1h hour helore confidence in God and wlti YOUilR People'a service 7:30 p. pastor, 7:30 p. m Tuesday. suversvllle Metbodlsl Church Mass. I might to live abov~ the ca e~ Pom~ro,140 Lincoln SL Middleport WY 2·2550 130 E. Second IlL '11iursday; Evansellstlc aer· Adult class meeting 1:30 p. Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday Tbe salvalloo Anny, Env•J j and worries 0 this w ld r · v1ee 1:30 p. m.: and m. last Monday of month. School, 9:30 a. m.; Gene Wolfe RayS. Wimng. olficer in cbarRt or · p, m. Federated Charc~, Pom6roy, Stlpt.. Services Thursday even- Sunday 10 a. m. Holmess meel- 1 1t is a li fe w1th a new de~Liny Grove Cbristlao Rev. W. H. Pemn, pa!ltor; ing. mg: 10:30 a. m. SUnda) Scbuol We don't want to be a part o! Worship aervice, 9:30 Carl Kautz, Supt.< Sun 1o y Sutton Metbodlsl Cblll'<b, Ar- Suoday 7 p. m. Young People's I tile where good and evil •lik< Establi1hed ln 1904 m. School, 10, a. m. SchoOl, 9 a. m.; Worship bour 1 thur Stitt, pastor. Sunday Leglon: 7:30 p. ro. Salvation crumble into nothingness. Wt IITi.m Collums. SupL 10 a. uL School 10 a. m, Chnt Orr. meeting; Thursday, 1 to 3 !.a- are made so thot we want to Middleport West Columbia, W. Va. Bradford Cburcb of Cbrtst. Mt. UWOD F.W.B. Cburc:b - Supt.: Sunday Worship, 1l a.m. dies Home !.~ague: 7 p. m Prep know what is true and riah Fh. Mason 773-5593 Joe Robinson, Minister; Sunday School 9<45 a. m., Earl Syraenao Molllodlll Cbarcll, ota&'IOS: 1 3!1 0. m. Bible studv. and fine. We want the securlt: Bomer Forrest. Supt.· Bihtc Starkey, supt.: Evenioa wor lr. Lester L. Roush. pastor: prayer meeting. Other services . that comes from knowing thE Scbool 9:30; Morning Worship, ship, 7:30 P. m. by Cecil Col, !MomiDK Worship servioe 9 a.m. by announcement we are on that right road. 10:80 a. m.: Enning Worsbip, L&.yman; YO!llll People's meet· ~ Dana Wloebrenner, Supt. 10 11. Pomeroy Seventb Day Adnu It 1s . thts assurance th~: and Bibl Study 7-30 . Wed . Bulova Watc:bes Sal~• and Sent~• log '\Btui~ m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. e . • . p- m., m. Sunday chool: VF nes- cut Church- Mulberry Height~ . Chrisl gives. " In F the. We5t Main St. Pomeroy 1a r Slndy. Wednesday; Chmr practiCe at!day 6:30 p. m, Mrs. Moore. Rd., nurtb ot Meigs Memona• I h my 186 N. Sec<1nd Middleport 11 Support the Church of Your Cholce Outer Chardt of Cbrtot 7:30 P· m. Thuroday. idlrector. Olflcial Board meet· Hospital. Pastor. F. w. Giltor<l ~·:~are many mansons ... Bible Scbool9:30 a.m. Preacl> Danv1111 PUcrtm Botfneoo, (P. ng, first Monday each month A!ststant Pastor, James R g a lnJ! 10:30 a. m., first and third 0. Langsville, Oblo), Rev. 0. H. 111 7:30 p. m. Holy Commun- lfuffer Services oo Saturday done. · s : • r ' 11 lDi Sundayo. pastor: Sunday School, 9:30 oo oacb quarter u announced . sabbath School. t:SU p. m. in this a:::dant v110. Malon CIIJ Cbardt o1 Cltrlot. L m., Rnherl Grate, Supt. WO!' WSCS first Wednasday of each Worship, a:30 p. m.; Y o u tr don .1 de!a . . v : Miller Street; Sunday Bible lblp aorvlco at 10:3; a. m.: PIJ. Letart Falls United Brethren meeting. 3:30 p. m.; Bible Stu !If G0 /0 0 f thi, 0 "EVel'Jthine In Hardware" . ! w _.._ 9 a. m. Eveo!D& Wor- l'lm Youth, 6:45 p, m.: Evan- InC riB! Church, Snnday School tty. Thursday, 7:30 p. m., I ' s ak e Chester, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio p. m.; Bible Study, gelisUc service, 7:80 p. m. MJd. 1:30 a.m. worsliip services. The ill Evans Heights, Galltpoll> . of the. G pe 1 bo 1 p. m. Wednesday. Week Pra~er and Praise, Wed· first and third Thursday even· IIden United orelbren In k ospe 10 a u · a ':;: Middleport Cbardt 01 Christ, .-lay, 7.30 p. m. lnga at 7:30 and the second and Cbrlsl Chnreb: Rev. Elden R. :our nees . prayer a BDd Malo Streets. Dooald lfB&dcm Boll or Jebo•P'• fourth 8anday nights at 1:30. Ralk•. oastor; Sundav School. r'kd \:' 1 to help mcks, minister; Bible School, Wltoeases· PubUc meetlng, Sun- James Morrison, pastor. 10 a.m.; Winnie HoWnger. supt. '"rta t :, f the moot un:30 a.m., Kenne'b MeEihlnoey day S p. m., Watchtcw.r study Hysell Roo "Jet Methodlll, Chrtstian Endea.or, 1:15 p. '11. po n . n yoor life, and Take Someone With You To Church Supt.; Morolni Wonblp, I p. m.; Bible IIndy Tueaday Rober' E. Smltb, Sr., paotor: Mrs. Lyda Chevaoer, president you Will neve~ want of any. Builders and Buildin& SuppUe1 In Pomeroy Over 90 'Yean 0:30 m. Evening Worsblp, I p. m. Service meeting, 1 p. Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Wo• classes lo: all. Song oervtees, agam.00 11You have Chester. Ohio Ph. 885-2005 1 p. m., Prayer Service, Wed· m. TlnJroday: Ministry school, ley Haley, q,pt.: Morning wor- 1 p. m. Preaoblna 8:20 p. m.; s promiSe · nesday, 1 p.m. I p. m. Thursday. ohlp 10:80 a.m. Youth Service, Mid week PraY"r meeting, 1:30 Attend Tho Chlll'<b o! Your Cholet Chardt ol Cbrllt, Pome~J. SL Paul's and SL Jolm's !:45 p. m.; Evangelistic m,.. p. m. Wednesday, CJaso LeadJerry Molters, poator: SundaY Lutheran cburch. - Monung - . 7:80 p. m.: Prayer meo~ flf. Mrs. Made notstnger. llliC:IlOOI 9::10 L m. Cbureb 10:30 worship 8:15 a. m. and 10:46 lng. Thurs<'•Y 7:30 p. m. Bacbtel EYaqollell Uulted Ashland Oil Products 5o to $1.00 ond up L m.; Chrlltlan Endem>r, 8:80 L m.; Sunday School 9:30 a.m. l.l'roe Mttbodlll Charea. Lllll' Brethren Churcb - Sunday Brown'• Bottle Ga• p. m. Evening Service, 8:30 p. (Both congreptions are meet· e1 Clift, r.... R. ~ ,... <JW. School 9:45 a. m. Worship, Pomeror WY 2-3ml Obto WY 2·2168 PomorCJ ln8 as one at SL John's Chlll'<h putor. Snnday SchOIII 9:30 L 2nd and 4th Sunday. 9:45 a. llallud Cbtllcll Gl Cltrls~ II Pine Grove while the new m.; Pbll Wise, oupL; Mol'lliD8 . m. Acbasb Miller, pastor. Blblo School 9:30; Communion St. Paul'• Churcb Is beinP built . -•hip 10:30 L m.; Y o u I b uu t;burcb, Lolli'• '•• 10:30 a. m., V. B. Bratey Alfred Methodist Chlll'tb, - '!orVtcea 7 p. m.: EvanaetJII!c clay School 9:30 L m.; Worship Carl nnd Dorothy Bailey to SUpt. sabra Canaday,. plalllsl; Rev. Pearl A. Casto, pastor; oervtce 7:80 p, m. Mid · Weel " ,.,, Surx!IJ 7:80 p, m. Stale of Ohio Sl8 Sallsb\11')1 Flll'lllture aud Appliance• Blblo SIU<b. 7:30. Delbert Ro- : Sunday School at 9:30, Charles tK'IY!r IIOI'VIc<' 7:30 P. m. Wed Letart Falla Ublted Brethren ' · · Quality Furniture at Lower Prices mine, leader. Taylor, Supt. Homecoming Sun· Wednesday ond ll'rtdBJ eftlllng In Christ Church, Rev. J11111es Nellie Zerkle to State ol Dh1o PhnDo 88D-2138 Chester, Oblo lllcldleporl, Oblo Z1oD Cbardt ol Cltrlll, l'om• day the 19th featuring "The1 f!'rooedom Oospal Minion, . . Morvison SundaY School 9:80 a..231 acre, Sallrbury. u._.,.. mue nold~, Sentinel Church News atufe: Pray<~ thank you note ·was read 11 ' County, Ohio, and also on a 1bert, Pt. Pleasant, two counts 3 to .contmue the prol(l'am of ob· Mrs. John Terrell for gifts sem joint indictment of malicious ... possesalon and sale of alcoholic tammg col?red shde piCtures of her white ilL A review of the sault on Guy Thoma. Simpkins liquor; AI Cremeans, Apple the county s churches new year b'.loks was given by appeared with counsel, w. H. Grove, charged With Illegal ed .this year for the 1!165 fairMrs. CharlO! Lewis tho incom· co-habitation: Robert Roy Roy· whiCh With black and while lng president. It was voted to I Ken !Uohl<·r I ""'''n Mason, two counts, repnnta, Will be diSplayed al lhe meet at 1.3!1 p. m. in the fu Contributions of $5 each were; , • . ';' ' g CfiVIDI stolen property and • . . For Both Men & Women 1966 fa1r. PICtures of the P"'· ture instead of 8 p.m. The trnv· l made to foreign and home ask, For Duty m cont.:•butlng to delinquency of . Make Your Selections Nowl tors also are deSired. eling prize, donated by Mrs. mgs. and $50 toward the paint· ' Specialist 4th Cia" ~·.neth a. mmor. Reynolds appeared Mt. Monah Bapllst church · Moore, was aw<~rded to Mrs. mg of the church by the WSCS D. Mohler will JOI~ his Com- wtth counsel and pleaded inoopastor. Re,. Nyle Borden. was . PT: PLEASANT - Site Po- Robert Thompson. . of the Minersville Melhodisi] pany . th'·. 31st Ord10ance in cent to both charges. Trial dates reappomted representative to lt_ce mveshgated two traffic ae- The flower show at the M . church Wednesday evening at Satgon, Vtet nam, after ending Iwere set on September 20 on the Pastors' Convocation - . ~1dents early Thu~sday ~orn- County Fair was discussed~~~ the church. a_ leave at home with his the contributing charge and --~-- ~ mg. thr secon~ bemg a dtrect report given on ribbons won by Mrs. William Russell. presi- w1fe._ Linda two month old ba- October It for receiving stolen - - - - - - - - - result of the f1rst. tlle members. Winners and conducted the meeting Kenda Sue and his mo-! pr?perty charge: Alva. Shue, I I The first occurred when a car boos reeeived were Mrs. Char- ~h!ch opened with the hymn . . r. 'Mrs. Anna Mo~ler and l Phny, charged with aldmg esdriven south on Rt . near Hog- les Lew is. one blue and one Wonderful Words Of Life." ful- f,ml!l} .~f R~ul: L Middleport. cape_of patient from Lakin State 2 2l 'vfil- white; Mrs. Robert Thomp- lowed by the reading of Psalm sett by .lack Babro('k H_e \\ill lca~ e r~w Oakland, Hosptt.Jll; Thomas Mayes, Hen1 lor Rd. Huntington.• ;nt of son, two red; Mr•. Leo Kenne· 95:, by Mrs. Ghal'!es Gru.,er 1 20 and from there I derson, obstructing an · control and struck a utility pole Real Chmttan Women," was . g to Saigon. His address ! and Homer Miller, MIDDLEPORT; 0. breaking the pole off at the to . I the topic of lhe program pre- ' WJII be 31st ?r~. C~. , APO San ,' .rno:::n'"·-.:::SU;;p~po:r:.l.:';;:ha;;r~ge~·-A:;;t~l~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:ll n Injured were Bobcock . . . . :~ sented by Mrs. Bradford Maag. , FranCISCO, Cahfom,a, 96307. Acci'dents are atfto 1:. p. m. · · - . . . . . Ptq. . . Cilllnltl 1111 ............ .,.... ,..If,,..... .. Mldw"" BAKER FURNITURE THE LATEST pa~ During the frotl sons indicted will eoter pleaa to the 1 dlctm 1 Monel 2 P(l. Sept. at sa.o':n. ay, LIVING lOON MIITI . The grand juroro pve th<!lril ONLY $119.00 partial report, then L____;..._ _ _ J md~eted . ANO'MJ II '"''"'·II Let~rt Peritn.~astor . . Mrs. Lloyd Moore isHostess for 15 Indictments are Returned in Partial Meeting of Wildwood Gorden Club Mrs. Lloyd Moore entertain· dy, one blue, and Mrs. Robert R f h G dJ •M (.AJUDh' ed the Wmdlng Trail Garden clul Lewis, lour blue, three red and epor y ran ur v ID . ason Wednesday evemng. at her hom~ three white. I . J RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY U~ ~ • lllrrlootwblo Road, EtJ. Goapel Four" quartet of Rut· sban Sll"•"v!Ue Road; E. J. m. Tom NorriS,: Snpl. Wo11iliiP Beulah Baile Wr!Cbt E 1 J ngene mlttlate:, BJ. lnnd: MYF. 6 p. m. Worship GrU!Ith, paolOI'; Roger 'II t oervice First and Third Sunday Wriflhl, VIolet A. Jamll,arHer: 9:80 L m.; Mornlnt Serv1cos at 7:45 w1th the Rev. lord. Snpt; Sunday School to mminss at 1:30. Second 111<1 mao JamU, to !.<>It Avtnrll ..,rabiP 7:80 p. m.; Robert Rood Caoto. Tues<lay at I p. m.. o m.: ll:'raogeltsllo Servlee, I· Fourth Sunday mornlnas at U , _1 1111 44 &cHI Sole Bible •chon! 'ltQL WSCS at the home of Gene- :30 p. m. "royer meolbJ&, 7:30 Lm. Christian Endeavor, oec' • ' Ill. Qosler ~ ol God, BeY. vievt Gnthrle; Wed., 7:15 p. ~· m. TUesday on4 and Fourth sunday eva- John ArbaU&h, Ethel ArhauKh SpeMR, P811Dr. SWlday m., Prayer services. \ RaiiUd !llflllol• Ollft NIW' lngtl al 7:30. James Morrison, to Garth Sovtl, Dille Sov ; II 1:11 L aL !tforulltl WOI' Clleltel ...,_ Clttllclllllllll, miSIIonary putnr: Sun- Pastor. Lots, Olive. oblp 11 L m.; E'rqlllllll 1101' Pearl A. CUto. Plostor; Wot daJ 9eliool, 1:80 a. m.; WOI'IltiP 1111. HmnOI Utdle4 8ftiiiiU Carrie llbllll 1o QIIJiel G rice, 1 p. Ill. Prayer meettng, 1 oervlco &I I L 111.. SUndaJ 10:30 L m.; ~ 7:iltl II- l :stl a. m., 'acldltll0:10 L &bee'- IO ._..... . 1:• m. Wodlllallll Young kbool at 10 L m.; I'ISCS lal m.; Prayor oerolce, 7:illl p. m. ID Chrl!t: tin. Jameo llllftl. .., · ....,_ Chnr<h oD4 Office Supplies - Gllll Service Friday, 7:30 'l1lorsdll o1 month; Board 1buroday. s"'l, p11ter; Stmda1 SdloOI, ~ Bren, J,aura ,linn to m. A~ meelln& 3rd l'ledMidiY ol til• 8)>1aeue Ml8lloll. lllf, £or! m. A!temte praaohlltl ...S W S: Nclrril, ~B. lllcldloporl WY 2·211tl "-dd 41 - MI. DKII'th. Qlller, putor: illlYioes IVtl'J Chrlsllln End•avor, 7:311 p. Ill. a.dl, Ia - · 1*1'\o. ' BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 11::' ~. ...11- .. . II al Jl. !I . 'd" il '• �·~ "-· ·~ - .... ... ~ · · . . .. . . ·~ ·~ . .... . Oassificd Ads Your Modern Community lluiJctin Board f:lldJ llellttnel, Pomero~~·£O_rt, 0:, Sept.l7, 1965 - !SIGNS Nolie. WANT AD INFORMAnON Est.te For S.le Pomeroy tiP Au/t' Motor Co. lllJNTING or O 1I warren Roao. 9 m 6tc DAlrrT FREE 1 0011- S& -- h G -S•·~~ reenthe.....,.. Ford Galaxie 500 $1795 Howl ' For viewing new 1963 Door ngm 4 VB ~ sleerin• Compact Vacuum Cleaner in r e . e• C"•'·-mati· • .... ~ c trans ., ........... -.... and Your home. Phone Pari:ers-r' brakes, power seat, grey finish, new 1st line whitewall t1res, radio and heater. burg, 411.1-4862 CoUect. 1962 Corvat"r • "oor Sedan $1195 9 8 3otp ' ..-u ~!~~~~~A~;;,~~~~~~; Local ~ar and clean inside and out , fawn finish, automatic IIISIII'8DCII oeeuj T 1 ~U:..:mc.rw; WONI . . , ,,........ !! -... 1 ~ 1 . "- - ...... .,_.,,. • llittc 1 SMITH'S now 1 at Letart Ohio, 10 i a. m. until 7 p. m. 8 20 tfc _r W '-d an,. rmDim'i!EsEi\iTA'nvi~ I 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-Dr, - pOmeroy M0 tOr C0, OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. I'OMEIIO't, OHIO LaSalle Extension Universil.y, a 1 Correspondence institution I has opportunity for 2 field ' For Sa 8 representatives. We furnish POTATOES , beans, bring own i 2-2156 $895 6 cyl. Pl)WergJide, Ndio and .heater, whitewall tires like new, clean interior. Ivory •nd gold finish. A sharp ear. I FIELD -"'· .f~n~: tHO PHONE WY 1 . """" " - ==-='- - .., ,_ - 't.~~ = trans., heater, good W, W. t..it"es. leads. hire and help train re- containers and pick beans for presentatJves who receh·es $1.00 bu. Clarence Proffitt, Obituary . 1 all fringe benefits and the I Portland. VI 3-2254. 9 17 tfc 1 opportunity to earn a sub-i Norma Blaacbe EiselsteiD, dau- 1 st<:~ntial 5 figure income. For : -~- i ghter oi John and Margarct 1 infor mation send resume to SPECIAL: 1 only reg. $249, 1964 ' Ashworth Eiselstcin, was[ H. D. Parm1ler, Rt. 6, Zanes- i model, 12 cu. ft. new Kelvinat-[ born November 9, 1895, at ville, Ohio. 9 17 3tp or refrigerator (Dernonstrat-. 1 Oak Hill In Ch.est~r Township · ALERT LADYforPart ticneJ or) . Special $148: 1 only, used I and dep~rted this life. Sept. 6, 1 position tlrdt is enjoyable and Serve! gas refngerator , $15. 1 1965, bemg 69 years, 9 months interesting. No expertence l GJ1more Supply SUire, Pom-f and 'll days old. She was umtcd . needed. No door to d 0 or eroy, Ohio. 9 17 3tc · 1 in marriage to Harlis Dean on selling. Earnings $2.50 and Dec. 23, 1915, who preceded I up per hour possible. Write :; TWO VIOLINS, $20, ~iron beds' her In death on Feb. 26, 1931. To[ Mrs . .rack carsev, 1630 Lin·[ $5 each, one antlque wood __ Busillftl Service& ~c Rural Doxol Bolllt Gas 1 1 this union was born six children 1 coin Heights, Pomeroy, Ohio. bed, $10; one dresser, $15; LlodydCiof Lakewood Bob 1 , C?h1oo; b ed routes. 25 or older. Salary ment, new paint, 1 acre ground, on brick road o If l'OR SALE: Hawks B Flat Rt. 7, $3,500.00. Phone WY a, inet and case. Ph. 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TIIR~ rRIDAY- U7 Weather 7:(1() NAtional .~ews 7:05 Bill Miller Shoo 7 ~o Sporta ParRrte U> BIU MiUer qhow i:S5 Picker1~ Har~waro 1'1\u,a Thur!.) 7:5(1 NOWI 8 . BIU ~liUer Show 8:16 9ollll I:Oii !L :OO Boker Furnlturo Sholl Newo Collee with Janot Portraits of a Patriot iO·Il! Swap !!bop 10:30 BIU Miller Bru'ICh Show 10:11 Mason Agr. l'lrogram WJEH RADIO 1:110 SUndown Seren&de 1:45 Slg11 011 SATURDAYS loOO SlgJI On - News 6.30 Happy Valley Boys lo05 Countr} Music Time 1:20 CoontrJ Jamooree , ·1111 ProleSIIInt Hour 1:30 Sporll Parade 7:36 Larry Andertoo Show iU:45 11'! Music - '-rmy 11 :00 Duttoo 's end Herna Dairy fup Ten Show 12:110 Newo 12:15 lusical Interlu~ 12:30 Rev Merlin l'etts 1:00 News 1:05 Jim Mees Show Sporto Parade 8:00 Sundown Serenade 6:11 Sign Ofl ~,50 l!I!NDAYS7:30 Slg11 On - Armt Hour <Ttii!Sdly) 10:45 FamUy Wonblp ('111un.) 7:M News , 10,45 A.~.C. PrngrliD (Fridayl 8:00 Bapllsl Layman' Hour 11:00 Newa 8:30 Sanda) Show lUI ~·· Country JIIIIC!ioo 8:30 Tho Bible 8p&llkf to You 11:30 rtny'o Cotu!trJ Hynms 9:6 Leglststivo Report 12:00 Cement Block Newa 10 011 The Good !,llo 12:30 Goessler'a Guest Star . 10:101 C.:OngressmaD Moell~ <Frltlly) 10:30 The Country Hymntimers 11:30 Larry Anderson Show 11:30 The Qulel Hour 3:111 Jim M001 Show 12:00 News •= 1J Blaell!lar Auto Show 12:15 Tha Christians Hour •: 30 Electric Company News 12:30 Tbe Rev Merlir Teof:l 1:10 Tbe Rev. Silu BU!up3 Jim Moll 8b01r 5:00 News 2:00 'lbe Rev. Andrew Parsons U5 Jim Meeo Show 2:!0 SandaJ ~hnw«'..as. 5:30 1\izer'l Weather Report 1:00 SundoWD Sertnado 1:10 Parado 6:15 · 011 ' !to Monday Throulfl Friday 7:1li Sign On, Musical Cloct 7:25 News ill Brief 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News I:Oii World New• 8:10 Sports Today 8o 15 Weather Picture U6 Mustcal Clock 8:55 Commanity News 9:110 Talk of the Town So55 M•son CoWltY Newo 10:00 Public Service 10:0!1 Family Worship Hour 10:30 Lotohatrtna lloOO News 1LOii Morning Melodlea 1except Friday, Church Bells Ring) 11 :45 World News 11:55 M...., County News 12:110 Community News 12:00 Nooo Newo 11:10 Markof:l 12: 15 Mid Day Weather 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News o Grams 12:30 County Agent 12:11i Coul'ltry Go Round 1:56 Newt Beat Z:OO Country Go Round z:ii5 News Beat 3:110 Mid Way Matinee 3:55 New" ~eat 4:00 D With Doss 4:30 f· 1ge 5:00 I •ity New1 5:05 County Newt 5:10 & National Newt li:15 • .ogbt on Sporll 1:25 Weather 5:30 sunset Boulevard 7:10 News 7:45 Sign Off 7: 15 Sign On, Musical Clock U5 News in Briel 7:30 Musical Clock 7:6 Echoes of Joy 8o00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World Newt Be 10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather Picturt S: 16 Pt. Pleasant FoottmU 10:30 Song• lor Chl1drell 10:45 Tho Golden K•J lloOO Newa 11:05 Saturday Show 12:00 Local, Ohio, Not. Newt By HAROLD GRAY Of.! 0111=? NICt P{;Qf:\..E ARE SORE trr 1 f-1 !; HOQ RIBLE PllB'.1C1TY! ACTOALLY MA; W SECRETLY FEEL, WIN o:JJLD('(f TH.:..r TP.-lM~ liA\1£ ~ QIJIEn.Y OJNI/IC ;1"0 !="OR -rnE Q&l'~ MlROERs? W'IV DID ""ftlt Cl4lr;t:' NEEO IQ STIR UP "fi.IIS NOT ;.,Qg, BUT IT'S P~GRE! 12:20 Bullttln Board 12:21t News 0 Grams 1%:30 Saturday Natinee 1:30 1:31 1:56 1:00 Z:30 2:31 1:55 News Headline• Saturday Matinee New• Saturdl)' Matinee NeW!I Headlines saturday Motmee Nowo ABBIE AND SLATS 1:00 S.i:tlurday Matinee 3:30 New• Headlines 3:31 Saturday Matineo 3:51 Nowa 1:00 Discing with Do" I: 30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 News Roundup &: 15 Interlude &:30 Community Choirs 1:00 Dinnar MUiicall 7: 00 Dance Party ~ !~ 7:40 News To45 011 the Alr _.,.= 1955 CHRYSLER 2 Dr. Hardtop. Full powar 19611mpala - - - '1295 Jh Ton Piekup. Show• rood are. poUlt '191 Nice, Only 1955 FORD VI 2 Dr. Falrlant, Rod and white 1961 Chevrolet 19. Comp8.81 AXI'DLBAAXR 6 211 ~!e1g• U>unly RFD 6:25 Paul Bowen, Farm WHOLESALE PRICES PREVAIL AT Cial. Conv. Cpe. Chevrolet'• finett and beat, and tblt one only H . Koran chapter 3T. HaJrnet 88. Lined wltll polt DAILY CBTPIOQUOI'E - Ro..,•o llow to work It: 6:00 Sip On - '~··· 6:05 Sacred Hear' 1956 OLDSMOBILE 4 Dr. Hard Top • $995 GASOLINE ALLEY bargains 34. Betel II'IINDAY EVERY CAR & TRUCK ON IA1I 1961 Buick VB Sla. Wagon. Exlla <leao lor model. Econom1..1 Spe- IOUhd.ll 11!1. Saaakrtt WMPO Radio 1956 PONTIAC 2 Dr. Hardtop. Lib now In tvtry way • 36. Ea.t 38. )(ualo noto 29. Harden 3U. Feline .. Sta. Wagon. Popular Catalina model Power steering and brakes. Hydramatic. One earetul owner, Showt best o1 • 33. .,.,,... rtver '1'!m AND STUPID PEOPLE NEVER T.\LK.-WILO:II ._..., _ _ row 1963 Pontiac-$2295 $2095 • Chlpplies h. Remain blue !1. Daub 24c. Wary 26. Made Gn a loom HJW,-VBOPVJ' 1957 PONTIAC 2 Dr. Star Chlof Hordtop. oare. !iur. aerial ntckniUll.l ~· 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. VI, outo. trano, Clean •r NOW dlgtta 28. ComnWift kite ; •wlinl %D. Boysln Y/ 0 c c 1952 BUICK SUJMI" 2 Dr. Rlverla. Rulli fino I ALL CARS MUST II SOLDI SEE US AT .... I METROPOLITAN MOTORS 606 E. Main St. ......,.,,0. r, ... r use ........,......... loland 19. M&n'8 POP 1959 RAMBLER 4 Dr. Sodan, R&H, OY.....rlve, Complotely ovorhlulod, real oconomy oor WAS I oat 26. Foot· lt. Postponed 18. Flower 18. Dodeca.nese vlsitol'$ ' power. lt'o clean and solid, ono local Great Used Car Buys Crib Bradford fuge lf. Dt· & OJP&lliiSi Quota'lln 1960 RAMBLER Ambonador Sta, Wagon. Pul TO GOI • . Booth - millo II LONGJ3'J:LLOW One letter .llbnpl;y .ltaDdl for another. In thla I&Jnflle A 11 wtdl tor the tbrM L'., X tor tM two 0'.. etc. Single letters, apoa.o trophl.., tbl Ienctb and fonnatlon of tbe worda are all hJntl. Each day t.bo eode leU.. are .lltifferent. it's sharp 1965 BUICKS &PONTIACS .... &bbr. Jtem 8. Praise JO. Frem'h painter 11. Me.-clmnt ship: pott., markin•, troop 1n New York ltate. 1961 FORD VI Galaxlo 2 Dr. Hardtop. Fotl pow-. ONLY 22. New 23. Sub.. 7. New.'lp&p•· · 13. Exchange U.Grape 10:. Bumping 6:30 News AUei'IONEEII tomplete Serviea Wrihi, Prone or Conhi.. A. C. BRADFORD aa-, Oblo 6 I lie lleaopulflu lloloro E. Malo Slreel, POIIIOfOJ proyo 21. SaMrs 6. Saucy U.GenU• unO Soo 20. Lam. • "- ContLnlht: C...w• ~ ...___ 17. Wings latlon L-Hopo SNtJFA1- 15.Colorw 1. Purple 2. Of the ear 3. CoJUileJ.. Rifer Z-77811. $9 00000 •o. Mtmlcke DOWN LDutm ofl 1 odJSI Church for 52 years, then With a spnng piped m for BAITERY CHARGERtransferred to the Chester Naz. amoltary water SUpply. Avail. ' arene Chun~h on June 4 1961 1 able, November 7. ~~ks, aJr co.mprtyessor, She wa.! a wonderful n'tother.l Dobbins, WI 9-2889. li t ~resds, .P1pe es, 11 emory 1 ·r· · f h 1 ' 1' 3tc eecnc n, a ways sacn JCIDg or er. ~m- , -~ 9 16 -- some antiques. Call SH 2-4131 lly. She_was a devout ChriStian ,LARGE GARAGE on Main St. or ,.. Mrs. R. A. Rile, and e_nJoyed Chnst~an Fellow- in Rut1.1nd. Call SH 2-4131 or Street, Rutland. 9 16 3tc sh1p till the time of her death. 1 see Mrs. R. A. Rife, Main - -~-There was alwavs Family wor- 1~ BEST FOR your Sales & Service ship in the ho.;e. She will be ,& ROOM HOUSE lor rent ure' African night sadly missed b he I . d d' South 41h Street. Call Mrs. 611 for $1.00. John Mohler, eFits • •-ost "'-ery Car • Y r nen s an ' Dave S. Farmer 258 Leadi Cr k R d M'ddl n.w.t &~v fam1ly but her influence will' 51 ' 9 ng ee oa , I eever ~ fell. 9 17 lip h St. --~ ~~~ ~ 31~ port, Ohio. Phone WY eTrans!erable WhOD - - - - -· 1st FLOOR furnished, 4 rroms 9 16 You Trade Cars Card Of Thanks [ and bath, modern aparimenl. TWO TREADLE sewing eGuaranteed 24 montlu I WISH to thank everyo~e who Middleport, WY 2-3874. ine. I gas cook stove. or 24,000 mfles remembered me, in any 9 II evenings, WY 2-6468. eMost Popular Unit way, on my 92nd birthday. SLEEPrNG ROOMS Close 9 15 3tp You made thai day a very [ town. 127 Butternut. STEREO RADIO, 1965 modet In the U.S.A. LAST DAILY CROSSWORD and Linda Cochrane, assistant ~-=-------leader; and Jennifer Goble, ry Ann Kloes, ass:lstant leader, Helen Glaze, Robin Mills, Ani- and Kayte RUI!ISell, La Ann ta Fultz, Debbie Laney. ' \ French, Mary Bradbury, Mary Groop II - Puppeteers, Deb- Holman and Jane GUkey. ble _Major, leader, Kathy Moore, Members are working to at· a~stant •·· ~der, and Debbie tain their ''chef'~ badge. Two Gilkey, Debbie Herman, Sbar. new members were accepted WHAT THEY STOL~ . WU"Z. H IS lo<r!MF VARMINT BUSTED eefs arence o o urn us, and . . A 8 C on Glau, Brenda Edwards, PauOhl o, and EarI of Ch es Ier, Cleaner commJSsoon. Ia Gorner, Joyce Rlley. M. W ·V· · · Ohio. One daughter , Mrs. Bels, 'aso", 9· 16 Group Ill:- Campus Queens ty Chevalier, of Tuppers _ ·----~·-Teresa Ntcmsky, leader; Ma· Plains, Ohio. There are 12 ~DY ex~rienced i~ grandchildren and 1 great mg and mterested m perman- A GOOD Building site, 22 acres . les. ~·e have aiJ stzes. Sewer cation. Priced to sell. . grandson. She is also survived ent work. A.B.C. Cleaners, of ground, with gas well and l machmes. Reasonable rates. MIDDLEPORT _ One story 1964 FORD Ga1axte 500XL conby 3 brothers, Ernest of Couer-1 Mason, W. Va. i 16 6tp a dug water well, plenty Call WY 2-2974, day or night. frame, -1 room!. balf bath, nrtible 4 speed, 300 engine d-Alene, Idaho, Roy of Mann, pasture. Price $1,0. Call . 9 15 tfc enclosed back porch, gas power steering end brakes. For Rent SH 2-51111. 9 16 _stc_ !INTERIOR and_ exteriar pam~ heating, lot 50 x 1!0. S3500.110. ~~=~~- ~.ru!~i· W. Va ... and Dayton, of Narrows, Vtrgmia, and one Sister, : 129 acre· best lo-J in~, roof re~a1.r and pamtmg, FARM- 115 acres,3S cuiUvatpo · Mrs. ~abel Shank of Colurn- T~EE bedroom cation for 8 acre saw clumney pamtmg, rough car- ed, SO in pasture, plenty of 'iiiiiBfi;f::[ijiYi~,;:i~ bu~. Oh1o. One brother, Delbert, .Newly de~orated and timber, Bargain priced. w. penter work, tree trimming. water, 2 water systems, plus 1955 preceded her in death. She was . ed, ne:"' kitchen an~ bathroom G. Nickels, Tuppers Plains. Phone VI 3-2700. 9 9 Utp good 5-room house, bath, motorcycle (or sale. N e a member of the Chester Meth- ' n~w 01! bu~ner. ~nile~ well 9 16 3tp basement, coal flD'D8ce, gar- battery. f200 cash. Phone an r New Groups are f d hen T M WAREHOUSE SALE PIANOS _ ORGANS HEATING & PLUMBING WY 2_2448 _l_l ~~~~tb Rental! from $5 mo $hl5 eac h; TMable ahnd _four 618 I, Main SL p...,.roy (!uCIRII' · 7 CARL'S KEYBOARD ·CENTER 0 c a1rs, 11 . any ot er 11ems M ket St p k b · 1udi ng 1ancy Jace wor k. ""••-ROy - 2 story frame, Phone ~· ar me . II'"UMI!.t 485-693 ., ar e"' "'I· 1· Emmell Gilmore, !16 Condor-. KARL GRUESER, _Piumbmg 6 lllrge rooms, 1\1 bathl!, full t 10 St., Pomeroy. 9 16 3tc and He<~tmg, Mmersvalle, basement, gas fired hot watOhio. End your ~wer troul>- er beating, garage. Good loAuto Sal" all of whom survive. Five sons, 9 16 3tc 2 gas heaters, $5 each; one I Woodrow of Marriana, ~· Va.; ROUTEMAN to workestablish· cook stove, $10; New quilts • Seventh Birthday •J i;a(iroCOj;yml!~~~p:/ w::•• . tI Of Son Celebrated LEGAL NOTICE Sealed bids will be received Mr. and Mrs. WU1111111 Joh!l by the Board of County Com- son entertained with a party POlMEROY - 2baotothrylulrllame•:_ l'llt!TO missioners at their office in Thursday altor acbool II thab arge rooms, ' lea sda the Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio, ment, gas hot water m of lepl papatl, until 10 oo Se ber •• Lincoln Heights home bonorln@ th 1 btrtb recordJ: lnd IIIIUR --~--AI IDI : a. m., P em w, IIJe·lr sonI 1\1 •·He I on b1J seven front and back porches. of high water, owner other clocumeDu. 1965, for coal. SpecifJcatlons as birthday. The green and white Beater lnnruee~ P11:DeraJ follows : co1or theme was carried GUt ill finance, 16•500 '00 · t I Ur Lump coal. · the decorations. liiiDDLEPORT - 111 The B d of C t C · lrarne, 6 rooms, bath • oar oon Y omnusWented To Buy sloners reserve the right to G~ wort ployetl with room, cellar, enclosed bact reject any or all bids. prizes nardld to Gary Mank· porch, corner lot on Gravel ANTIQUE i"urnlture, Meigs County Comm!solonero ooshfp, DIIIIJ 8mltb 81111 Jtlcky Hill. $7,500.00. mJscellaneoua CaD or By; Lucille NOITia CJerk. Taylor, after wblch the bnom·ed CI,A)SE IN _ 2 acres plus, H! Mra. Howard CecU. u g If •~ ~»- guest opened his gifts. sory frame, I rooms, partly MaiD st, Pomeroy, finished attic, front porch, Refreshments of decorated block garage, cellar, barn, birthday cake, Ice cr.em, .. , . other buildings. Financing cen dy bars and kool ado wm 1&11 IIIII water. Bnnm•o Trail served and favors wero blow" be arranged. 13,000.110. er Perk (Slate Approved) Orme W , ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN Min n... Pbooe outs and party hat!. 01 e, ......, WV !-3Sl0 WY wtl3t 100p Attending were Mrs. Lout' -~ ~~ ~ -Osborn~ and Kathy, Debbie ll!ld 9 17 PINE TIMBER aod wm pay New groups were formed and Sherri, Mrs. Paul HrllTil!l and FOR SALE, six rooms, two as much as II per cord for ~~eo chosen when the Glrl Alisa, Mrs. Georgo Gum ami balls, and 8 bath, 8 fuU size , good pine and also good hard ~uut Troop 185 met Monday George, Mrs. Howard Smith arn~ basement and big porches at wood saw timber. Write or evening, Sept. lS, at &:30 p. m.. Craig. Ricky Seyler, Gene the front and back, gas fum.. see M. W. Runyon, Miners- in the Columbus and Southern Mark, and Bernessa Hood, Keith 1 ace, wall to wall carpet down ville, Ohio, Eagle Ridge Rd. Ohio Electric Company BOCial and Gary Blankenship, Freddie. stairs, good location, house t 11 30tc room. During the business meet. Mike and Dusty Smith, Mike in excellent eondition, 282 mg Joyce Riley was voted as GUmore, Rieky McKnight, Vir· Mulberry Ave., WY 2-5264, Musical Instruments Ute new scribe and Mary Brad- kl Hoffman, Brenley and Allen 9 16 12tp bury was named treasurer. Seth, Mark Hudson, Ricky 1ayFOR SALE: King New groups formed and lor, Mark, Paul, Tommy and )FOR SALE - 4 room house, excellent condition. WY names chosen included Group J, Belinda Johnson and tbe honornew bath, large porch, !Jase- 3348. Ex,lorers, Gall Board, leader ed guest. 9 15 ~-- .L.I \A/Cif'lll' "' 1 r' : Legal Notice I LDVE SCHOOL.,, A Bv NEAL ADAMS r �.,_ · •. ~'?Iii'""'" -· ,...."'-· ..... . . . .._ .. _· --- - - - - - - ·... -- ... --~- .. - · - - - -'""':--.-....-... v - ....~ .. -.- ....~ ······-- ---- ----~ / ~ ' ·- ""'i"-~-----"'- ...... " ''{,. . . . . . ._..,. . _____ ,,____ ,._. .... . .. --~- ---..---- ' .. ~· · · · . . --·-····"' "'. •• ~· ""'~ • yo Sp<weA.ge Lit•ing lnR wllh II membm prestnt 8-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 17, 196S , , and Mrs. Fred 1\ice and Mrs.!- - - - - - - - - - - _ ; _ ;_ _;_;_;_ _;_ II TOPIC o/ WSCS Ralph Semister as hostesses. I The of ChestPr mPt at "Living in the Space Age" was IS oror~ty • ,....-------~--·------------------------, en tine _________ _ -South Asia Teeters on Brh~k of ar at y Mrs. f sc h/eman • S • s New Valentine Girl for Activity Year Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center for lh• hhurch for:_l~llir."'eet- 1 ~~· b~P~;sFol~~~:te;,"~i~~~: · Wearing Apparel for Your Family and Furnishings for tion and .scripture reading Mrs. Frank ~schle_man was rthe offices of the Columbia Gas Mrs. Rice: hymn "This Is named Valentme G1I'I of the Company in Middleport. Mrs. My Father's World;'t Mrs. Se- Year when the Eta Phi Thomas Smith, president, con· Your Home. Come In Saturday- the Store Is Open Until 9 mister ga\•e the introduction to Chapter of Beta S1gma Phi So- ducted the meeting when plans the topic and articles and com- ronly met Tuesday evening in were made for the rush party. ments were given on teleDuring the business meeting Borgnlne, in the Evening --and Don't Forgetto Look Over the New scopie. microscopic and man pr6er by Mrs. Karr. a dorratkm of $5 was given to -andsized wol'ld. uring the business session the Salvation Army and it was The program concluded with communication was read from reported that unsold clothing Color TV's on the 2nd Floor. Cella Kaye Larry Domasin a solo, ..The Spacious Firma- Mrs. Bates concerning Pheif· from the recent rummase sale wscs by 1 TONIGHT thrv SUNDAY "MeHALl'S NAVY" Ernest Joe Flynn " ISLAND OF THI BLUI OOLPHINS" VOt XVII ~~ ment" by Mrs. Semister and fer College in North Carolina had been given to a needy fam-- _ --··· -- --· --·-- ~- and 32 sick calls were report- ily. ed. Three cards were sent to Th . ·u shut-ins. . e servtce comm1 ee also reported that a state representative would confer with the WHAT IS ss AWEEKi ~~ M;i;;;;Ab~~;-~1 ~~~:.::u~ar~~~ o~~:n: dri~:. The social committee an~ m ~~;::'c~.:da~"!~e~~:;: ~pt. ~· Mrs. Harry Lee Bailey accompanied her daughter, Bren; da and Linda Cramer to Coi lumbus Tuesday where they will resume their studies at ColumI bus Business University. Mrs. ; Baile): remained overnight with the g1rls and returned home Wednesday. Mrs. Halph campbell returned to her home in Canton Wednesday after a several days visit with Miss Callie Kloes. Mr. and Mrs. John Strickland and son, Stt:ven, of Woodville. were weekend guests of his mulher, Mrs. Dayton Strick- at the Grace Episcopal Parish House in Pomeroy . Mrs. Esch~ Ieman read the guest Ust for the Rush party and also dl,_ cussed proper rushing proced· ure. The theme chosen fQl' this year's rush party is "Fairyland I Fantasy'' and named to the party commitees were: Gen~ eral Decorating, Mrs. Eschleman, chairman, Mrs. Don Grueser, Mrs. James Wisecup, Mrs. Paul Chapman, Mrs. Paul Huston, Mrs. Thomas Smith, Lila Mirch, Mrs. Alvin Spears. Mrs. Richard Rawlings, andl Mrs. Larry Wiley. I ·i A VEAR Pl HS INTEREST! If you simply make it a habit lo deposit $5, $10, $20, or more a week in a savings account here, you 1 11 have a substantial cash reserve - plus interest - surprisingly soon and painlessly, lool Start $GYing here regularly , , , next paydayl Your Savings Earn 4% Interest POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County for over 93 vearo POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation People In Pomeroy i •'Irs , . Hele n s·IX an d Mrs. GoI. • Card Tables M -Th Mrs. SpeatSj . die H.ussell of Athens visited 1 avurs, rs. omas SmUh; Wednesda .th M . Ri 1 d Games, Mrs. Dan Meadows; TaCampbell Y WI rs. c Jar ble _decorations, Mrs. Rawlings, . · clrdlrm<.n, Mrs. Marjorie Kt!eMrs. Helen Bumgarner, Mrs. lbaugh, Miss Sharlee Newman; Edna Campbell a~~ ~rs. ~ene- Food, Mrs. Wisecup, Mrs. Gruevieve Corkey of Cmcmnall are ' ser. Linda Watson and Barbailie guests of Mrs. Edna Bar- 1 ra Betzing. tels. Mrs. Edna Ca b II M Entertainment - Arlene Mcmpe, "·Dan II ha' M Rl" Helen Bumgardner arul Mrs. d eHs, c" 1rman, Crs. c,,.. . C k Cl . ar ova~-~.er, Mrs. hapman, Gene VIt>ve or eyd o1 f ncmsa· Cl f'"'An • up, Mrs. Car 1 Horkey, ti \\' dn 1 spen 1 e es ay 8 t~rnoon chairman, Mrs. Dave tt.lndy, with }.1r. and Mrs. Richard Mrs Keith Riaas Lois Moore Campbell · oo • · The cultural program titled, · ~~, .,, -,«.· •.,e::.. ;J'' :.:n"yv ''Your Day Socially" was givTbe Meigs Molon'ycle Club en by Mrs. Rawlings. She disof Pomeroy will sponsor Dhl· cussed the formal versus inforlr 1c t mal dining and gave unteresting Championship T·T fa cUI concerning the first Jadiea Scramble Racfm Sunday, September 1Btb, at the club of the White House and their grounds located sh: mile& entertaining. She discussed the north of Pomeroy and 20 ~ype of table settings and seat- ~ miles south of Athens oH U. mg arrangements used by the Herbert Hoovers and the EisenS. 33 oo the Peach Fork Road. bowers, This is a raiD date, and ticArlene McDaniel was assisted kweillts pUrchased September I by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Rawlbe hooored ; ; tbe eate ings in serving refreshment& at wblcb will open 'I 10:30. the close of the meeting. AtPractice will b,. I am II till tending were Mrs. Eschleman, t wltb starUnr r -~ at J :3G Mrs. Horky, Mrs. Meadows, p. m. tEST) .• ~m wUI be Mrs. Mitch, Mrs. Rawlings, I.: ..~·~.'"'"""·classea. Mrs. Rtggs, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Wise- • Funeral Held 1 Wednesday for Mrs. Baxter '• Get the best deal a 5-year/50,000-mile warranty* ever went with Funeral servies for Mrs. Zana Baxter were held from the Ewing Chapel, Wednesday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Wilbur Perrin, pastor of the Federated Church, officiating. Special music ol lhe requesl of Mrs. Baxter, was provided by Mrs. Ben Neulzling, organ- ~!~;n,~M~rsc:a::~n ~~~t, CIDAA Now's the li ·llt tu dolt. During our big Close-Out. We're deal In on beaut t 1 t 11 c 9 harder than ever . I u , u -s,ze hryslers. We're moving !hem out fast tor little more than yo~ ~~ghl pay lur small er ca rs. All you rs for the taking · Blg-'car comfort, big V-8 ped o manceD, an.d the longest warranly in the business ..Now a en pr1ces. on t m1ss out. Slop in today. t easy io take year<CMIIYILlllt'l 1-.rlAR"/SO OOO.Milt: I ~r !J Yllrs or ~0,000 mll~s which ,WARRANn _WITH THIS COYUAGl; Chr ale C w1U re~IICI o-r rlpt ir •t 1 Ch' ller tr comu hrat , l~lnsl d-llects In mlte~ 111r orpor1tion ••rrants bloc:k, ha1d 1nd lntem•l 01 irttlkflotors ·f~d.Ofltlon uthorlzeo:J O••lsr'l piece of'b~:!~~~'tl'!h!~;,~: ~ m.tnua! clutch/, torque cOrwe rtermd~i~ 0 · WIIIT P.urnp, tflnlmlulon cese •nd lnternat parts(ellctud. =~flfllfl of 11 1965 1 utorro()bilis 1 ~;•lt. Unlvllrlll Joints, rear aJie and difftrentfal, and , 11 , tf ~ mWes, whkh•ver cornu first 1t,P'01 ,-ijd the owner ha s the en~~:lna all ch1n11ed every 3 months 11r t~ter cleaned'"'')' 6 months and' re '\ 0 1 ''replaced every second oil che!lie •nd the carburetor ~., evldenc:e of perlarmenc • or lh P Iced every 2 year•. &nd ev1r~ 6 month 1 1 t&~Ch rridence and {2) the car' I tho•'current requ~ted,sarvlce, urn lhu luch of a m1 llfile. •nd requeitsthe deahtr toI certlly (l) to receipt rt'/ FOR GIRLS stocking cap&, cuddle caps - berets - ear warmera and many more. 100% orIon, easy to wasn. Sollds, argyles, multi colors and NorweJian prints. ' M ! We all share in Customer Care . . . . . . _ TOM RUE MOTORS 399 SOUTH 3rcl AVE.-MIDDLEPORT, 0. 'I • ,.1 who Burial was in the Plants Cemetery and pall1lbearera were Elmer Johnson, Harry IIJid Elmer Sadler, Pau1 Grueser, Roy Kaspar and Roy Tracy. Coming from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sadl•r and Mr. and Mrs. EImer Johnsin, Wheeling, W, Va.; M~s Jo._,hine Bundlge, Columbus; Mrs. Martha Snyder, Parkersburg, W. a., a pd Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sadler Wellsburg, W. Va. ' Mrs. Baxler, the daUjlhter of George and Martha Sayre Beaver, was born al Antlqully in 1890. Her husband, WilHam Baxler preueded ber In dealh In 1955. Sre was J member of the Federated ehurch where 1be was Iactive in various organfations 1 and served u presldent of the ~ Federated Circle lor two yearo. She serl'fll u president oLll)e American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post and of lhe Eighth district. Slle was al!o 1 member of lhe WCTU, Daughlers ol Union Velerlllll and lhe i Pomeroy Shakespeare club. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT 6 SATURDAY "THI TIRROI" (Te<bal..lori Soria Karlolf, Jack Nlcbolaon, SlDdrl Knlibt "MHOUU• lu. Garner, £n llarle Salnt. Bod TIQIIor, Joh!o BIDDer IUN. MON. IM TUII, holt. lt-21 •C IRCIII WCIIIL.D" JobA WIQIIII, Rill lla7WG1'Iil fTtcllllleolor) FALL SLACKS Comfortable Western Wranglers tailored of fine quality denim, four pockets, front zipper, belt loops. Sizes 8 to 18. ;3.98 $1,69-$1.95 "'omons Wri"'JI•r KnM Knockers Iunny llur lu Muffs $1.95 '2.98 Banlon Cardigans We have a wide selection of womens slacks in all the new fall fabrics and colors. AU wool checks and solidi. Pennanent pre85€d Koratron, wash· able corduroy, cotton twdl, helanca stretch and many others. 100% nylon stretch pants for girls, waler repellent, and black. Sizes 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. BIWOLDS KNEE SLIPS & PETIICOATS KNOCKERS Another large shipment of Figurfit Cotton Slips and Petticoats by lndera. Sturdy denim knee knockers. Authentic western style, zipper front, 4 poe· ket&, bell loops, senforlz. ed. Sizes 7 to 14. Navy blue. 100% Cotton Bltlllt Shadow Pon•l, Ey•l•t Trim Full Slips, Sino 34 to 52 $2.00 100% Pollohld Cotlon, Eyeltl Trim Full Sllpo, Si:m 34 to 52 $2.00 100% No-Iron Cotton Pllln, Embrold•ry Trim Full Sllpa, Slzta 34 to 52 $2.00 Mens leatberette billfoldl by Aristocrat - removable paas cue. Somt lt)'l., witb inside zipper, Some with attached coin purses. 'l'an, black and brown. Docron, Nylon ond Cotton Full Sllpo, Embrold•ry Trim, Shadow Pon1l, Slz.. 34 to 44 $3.00 BIB OVERALLS Blue denim. Sanforized shrunk. Safety watch pocket. T11ilored si.xea 34 to ISO. Shield back. Triple stitched seams. Made very weU and known everywhere for perfect fit and long wear. Select yourJ now in tbe mens department on the tlnt Ooor, Dacron, Nylon ond Colton Shadow Ponti Full Slips, Eytltt Trim, Slz.. 34 to 44 _ IOYI LONG ILIIVI Small, madlum, lorst •nd extra lorso ~- $2.00 Pima Calion Polllcoeta, Embroidery 1nd Ey•ltl Trim, Sm•ll, madlum, l•ru• 1nd utn l•ru• $2.00 I ~-~ show. The new drum major. Connie Cooke, was ntroduc- Office Chuckle NEW YORK - MAYOR ROB-Ied along with the flag bearers, Mary Lou Teaford and lfl ~·. Wagner, cutting short. a Carole Anderson, and the majorettes, Christine Bailey, N~w England vacation, retu• ~- , Elaine Davis, Kathy McElhinny, Debbie Grueser, and The UPI wire anncunced Ia ed home Friday to help med•·I Diana Davis. ~--=====::.::::-...:::..= brief dispatch today !hat Fred il& a tbree.day-old strike which The hand. in orange and 1 through which the loolball learn Rice, Wellstoo, ltad been probas halted publi~atio~ of all ~ut black uniforms, made a smart 1entered lrpm 1 lloop as the . moted to ReiiJirar ol BllfU• one of the ella s etght ma]or entrance with a salute to our band played the "Flight. Song." ol Motor V..ldes by Gov. • newspapers. neighbors. Wahama, to the tune Snappy marchinR: and sharp James A. Rhodes. Wagner, wOO helped in settle- of "Hi, Neighbors-" Precision turns marked the band's per- "Will he han to retire as ment of a 114-day long new1>pa- marching patterns were used. Iformance for the half time State Fire ManbalJT' asks per strike two ye_ars ago, said to the music, "Step in Time," show. The majoriettes were fea he hoped for rapid agret>rr.nr1t "Sister Suffragette," and "Chim lured in baton twirling and flag wide · awake reporter. "Yes," d'1spute between Chim- Cher-ee," from the Ma- routines. somebody said. ln ••· I.IM: current A heavily ~ Increased work · N ,. 'ld Th b d h "Guest tblags weren't hot load at lhe Twin City Electric uu1 ry Poppins musical. e an T e White Falcon band, In red the Amer1can ewspaper . h enough for bim," concluded and t he New Yor k T1mes. formed an umbrella whic was and white uniforms, presented shop, located nn Cole-st in Pom. reporter. raised and lower ed to a goose a half time show of precisiOn eroy. has resulted in an exten Pln'SBURGH, PA. - HAR-1step, drill to the march, ''Queen Ci·---sive erpansiun of the business ry tThe HatJ Walker, who :;l.:~rt- In pre . game ceremonies the ty." The band was led by the Correction Made in in rccenl months. ed his basebalt career at Tij. band was led into the field , high stepping drum major. U&t of Survivors . .. . fin, Ohio, in 1937, Friday Nas by Miss Cooke, to a silent ca- A majorette routine featuring Survivors of Cush H. John·, Arthur f St~auss of Middle~rt, 1 rehired as manager of the Pitts. dence. They made a very ef· the red nags and flares was son who died Thursday at his o~ner 0 l e e_ ectn: s Jp, burgh Pirates. Walker was sigll- fective showing as they featur- well done to the tune of "Moon ho~e in Bradbury are his saJd the expansiOn _was ~eed~ed , ed to ld' ti t th R" " · because he oow JS rew111 mg ed to a one year conlrac.. a Y so ter rou ne 0 e 1ver. wife, Alice, and two sisters, . 2'0 The 46-year~ld Walker guid- new grandiose march, 'Days Mrs Bertha Amos Rutland and large motqrs - :;orne !up Plot t' ••· p· f Gl " b C · • horse power - ror L1e ll 1p ed un:: 1rates to a pennant con- o ory Y acavas. m LO TEMPS Francis Larkins of Middleport . . tending position in his first sea- The band played the ''Star · R 0 Frida 's re rt of Mr Sporn plant. near New Ba-.en. ·~ at th e helm . Sp•••led Banner" as the flaao .NEW YORK (UPI) - The Johnson's · · Y erred po m . one of· Mr. · Strauss. the ~-.,. death h · who5 bow~ned . k was raised and then quick·step- htghest temperature reported to the lw electnc s op m 195 . . egan mn ~ \ SNOW AND FREt:ZI.NG: ped to form tht<ir M <~nd play the U. S. ~eather Bureau Fri· se:vic:: ::em:. be held Sun- ing prepar.ati~ns for tl'1e exwinds continued to slug the cen.l the Alma Mater, "The Orange day_._exchKhug Alaska and Ha- da at Z . m. from the Raw!- panded busLne~s the, latl.t _r part ·. tral Rocky Mountain areas of' and the Black." wan, was 100 at Lredo, Tex. The in:s Funeral home with of J~ne. Before new e~u1pme1 nt Colorado and Wyoming today . They then formed a tunnel low temperature reported to- Brother Art Marcum and the was mstall_ed recently m the .aSix deaths were attrib_uted to'! TO DANCE TONimiT~-! day was 6 at Butte, Moot Rev. Chester Lemley in charge. :l h~~:~a~~:erm~t~;; ~~P~rre~~ \ , tbe Jate summer storm m thosel The Pomeroy p T A wiU Friends may call · wor k 11as a! • . · · · . at the funer. Th e ste p-up m sponsor a h•gh school dance toANNOUNCE SUPPER al home any bme. ready caused Mr Str<.~uss a ttatea. Tburklerstorm!l dumped heavJ; night after the Pomeroy • Rut· Rhe Racine Methodist church veteran machinist to buy ' uut rains south of the storm area.i land rootball game at the high is sponsoring a Jitney supper MARRIAGE A.PPIJCATION .another Southeast~rn Ohio elec- \ Friday .night a ~iolent s~rm! school auditorilw. The Jays on Sept. 25 at the Junicr High Robert Edward Brown, 27, tric shop for ils.eQu;pment. The ', front tl'lgge~ r~m and ha1l in I will emcee. The public is invit· Scbool building in Racine Ser- Rt. 2, Pomeroy, 11aw mill lab- newly purchased equipment in- · IOUtbero W1scons1D and north-led. Admission is 50 cents per ving will be from 5 to 7 p. m. orer and Mary Ella Cocbran, (Continued on Page 2) person. Everyone 11 welcome. 1. Pomeroy, (Continued on Page 2)_ KNIT SPORT SHIRTS $4.00 ' Cot1011 latlst• Ptllicoota, Eytltl Trim, ~~~~- -- --:-~~- MilS Bandpreselll SF'IrSl Home Game IIalft'IT,e Show 65% Kodol •nd 35'/o Cotton Full Sllpo, Embroid•ry Trim, Shadow Ponti, Sino 34 to 44 $3.00 MINS LEI The ttlrt!at to Sikkim ap· powers were qonsidering ,.. peared more serious. 1t is a sumption of shipments of miU. tiny sta ll· nestled in the Himatary supplies to India for use l<~ya !-:1 between Jnd la and Chi· against Red China, includiiJI nese-occupied Tibet and highly strengthening of India's aerial vulnerable. Its king pledged defenses against possible Ch). Friday his countrymen would nese atr raids. Arms suppUes Jight to the death against Chi· were uspended lat week bto nese invaders. caue of the Indo.Pakistan war. London dispatches quoting dlMeanwhile , lndia charged plomatic sources said Britain thal Pr.;.kistani air force planes and the United States were disbombed a miliGJry hospital and eu ssing contingency plans io temporary residential a1'WJI 121 the event of a Chinese attac~k . miles north or New Delhi today, The sources said the two - --- -killing 6 and wounding t4. WORW MINS INDERA COTTON . India has appealed to bot h the United States and lilt! Soviet Union for ·aid ir. case it IS allacked by the ChmesP. Thrre was ufficia 1 silenct! in Washington and in Moscow. Diplomatic observers were indined to believe an~' Chinese Jnvasi•m would not be a largt: scale action aimed at driving det:!p into Indif.l. ln~;tead they believed China would try to knock off a few Intlian border posts and relieve India n pressure on Pakistan. rna . Meanwhile. Indian and Pakis· tani troops batLled in three m~­ jor areas - Kash!nir, Sialkot, seven miles to the south, :md Lahore 70 miles further south. The United Nations Security Council called a rare Saturday session in New York to consi· der whether to apply sanctions against India and Pakistan to force them to end their war. But the new Chinese aclivitie~ certainly would come up for discussion. ·-" Rotarian and County Agri- in Heath Church, write on grams. cultural Agtnt C. E. Blakes- cards names uf five persons ' One example used was an outlee, who holds_ a Master's . De- ~n Mei8s c~unty ~ho by lheir [Iine of the progress to ?ate in I gree from Ohm State Umver- mfluence either 'can get Iby • passing Athens w1lh Rt. In sity, said Friday night the, thlnHs done or stop them from 33 . 1 tbe nature of community power! being done'' Engineering theory clearly structures may determine pro- He accepted the written indicates one course Is best, gress- or the tack of it - in I names, promised they would bc 1l community leaders are qmte today's America. 1kept in the highest secrecy, then certain another route is best. I He opened his talk by having !described the nature of power 1 "Until these two groups get HOLLYWOOD _ VETERAN ) members of the Middleport • slruclures. He illustrated his together," said Bl~keslee, actor and Aeademy Award win· Pomeroy Rotary club, meeting I remarks with prepared dia· · ''Athens will likely remain unner Spencer Tracy remained on I by-pas~ed." . , ttle serious list today but con· Pres1dent John Werner pres•d-' tinued to show improvement aled over the business meeting . ~r a relapse from major surMr. Blakeslee was introduced gery by Dick Rosenbaum. Ladies of Th~ 65-year-old Tracy underthe church preparing an~ serv-i went the surgery Sept. 4 for re. . " " lng dinner were Mrs. Nan I moval ol a non. cancerous pros- The snappy Middleport Htgh Schoo Yellow. Jacket Moore, Mrs. Roger Morgan, tate growth. He had entered' marchmg band _under the d>rectJOn of Mr. W11Uam Rus- Mr<. Kay Hall, Mrs. Robert Good S . H . . Aug' sell presented Its first home show of the s,.son Friday I coats Miss Benn Sanborn and I amanan °'P' 1a1 · everung for the Middleport-Wahama game. Mrs ·E M Wood 31 lor tests. "Music from Mary Poppins" was the theme of I h \ · · · · S<Jme with fleece lining for warmth. Red, royal blue $3,95 OIRLS DINtM Jn J962, such statements preceded Communist Chinese attacks against Indian border positions in the same areas mentioned in today's broadC'asts. The Indian defense ministry said Chinese troops moved up to the Dorder at Demchuk, about J20 miles southeast of Ladukh, und near the Sikkim frontier 600 miles further ea~t. Unotridal reports said there also were heavy troop concentrations at the xtreme east of the disputed border near Bur- . :: FIVE C8'M Power Structures Traced I FOR GIRLS by "Featherknlt1" 100% hanlon cardieans, long sleeves, easy to launder, quick dry1ng, matching pearl buttons. Cranberry, light blue, beige, rose, navy blue, black, gold, white, bright red and dark green. Sizes 34 to 40. not known.) Peking set the stage for the attacks along the 2,000.mile frontier Friday when it served a ultimatum on India to with· draw from military posts sear Sikkiin in three days or suffer consequences. 111e Chinese followed this up today by accllsing India flf probing two miles into China's Sinkian Province in th1~ far west and of illegally occupying territory near Tibet in the extreme east. United Press International . The 1ndian defense ministry announced today in New Delhi that Commuaist Chirra had begun moving troops to the Indian border. Fears of a week· end Invasion increased. 1NBC Correspondent Dean Brelis, quoting usually well-in· formed sourcet~, reported from New Delhi that Communist Chinese troops had crossed the Indian border 200 miles northeast 1>f the Kashmir capital of Srinapr. 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Machlna Wnhablt ~.19 ~----------------~ $1.95 -Shipment DARK ITIIPI COTTON RANNEL Ideal for winter comfort.. era. As1t. patterns in red, brown; grey, blue, creen. 16 INCH WIDTH 39c ,..... Elb~rfelds I I 39c I NYLON NET I ! 72" width, choose from 25 beauUful Bhades. I SAL I i 29c Be Thrifty I Save Your Saleslips From '· Rt.j Green or Blue r•rd "PRINTEX"-221145 ln. CHEESECLOTH 64" x 76" Size maize, pink. $]-69 100% cotton with stitched ends. Irregular, 70"x90" size. SALE All cotton pairs In rose, blue, green, 2 yd. pk1. _ 4 ycl. pk1. _ 5 yd. pk1. _ white, CO II ON SHEET BLANKETS PLAID BLANKETS 36" wide, all cotton In SALE C.nnon "C.prl" INDIAN FLANN ELEnE TABLE COVERS SALE eo:ts Cone "Vtlvalettt" REO. $1.95 Large size, abS<Jrbent terry solid color wash cloths, several colon to choose from. DVJI Othor Boys Permanent Prt11 School and Drtll TROUSERS. $3,95 WASH CLOTHS 1 \ --- In Pomeroy Meigs General Hosplt Ia I TAKEN TO HOSPITAL I EXEC TO SPEAK John Mitchell, Tim Neutzhng. 831 Ash • st, l Ronald Deem, Southern lJJcll Rutland; Shirley Lewis, Pome- Middleport was taken to Meigs \ School Executive Head, will be roy; Goldie Clendenin, Port· General hospital as a medical speaker Monday night at a land; Anna Elkins, Leon, W. patient at 12: ~ p.m. Friday by meeting of the Racine Eelem. Va.: Ti'n Neutzling, Middle- the Middleport emergency-res- tary PTA at lhe school, bep port. cue unit. Ding at 7:30 p. m. Discharges - Ginger Cogar, Admtssioos - rani • REWINDING ~WTOR - Arlhur Reedy o[ Pomeroy, in the top picture, foreground, works on rewindin~ a ~ iant 250_ horse power motor [rom the Philip Spora plant while Arthur Struss, Twtn C1ty Elcclnc Shop owner. looks on. Reedy\JS manager and motor winder. In the lower photo. Heedy prepare~ t? repair by welding a simiilar 50 horse power motor recently m the shop for rewmdmg purposes. - Sentinel Photos. \ ' I 1\ i SOUTHERN HOMECOMING- sharon Theiss, daughter of lllr. and lllrs. Kenneth Theiss of Dorcas, was crowned 1965 Homecoming Queeo Pomeroy. VISITS MOTHER at balfthite festivities during the Tornado-Southwestern game Friday Jllgbt. Sharon, a senior, was chosen by a vote of the high school student Mr. •.nd Mr. · Bruce Scholl body wltb only Senior canclldates eligible to reiga. Attendants and ·escorts, I to r, are Janice Manuel, a freshman; Gary Wilford, Donna Theiss, CLASS TO MEET and family ol Mt. Verno~ spent 10phomore; Dale Wallace Hill, Teresa lllcTurner; Junior; Phil HJI~ Miss Theiss, Larry Cirele, Beverly Price, a Senior; Jeff Alkire, Dixie Circle, '11le J .O.F. Class of the Unit- the past I"eekend with hiS mo1 senior, and Charles Wagner. In the foreground are Tony Carl!&han,, crown bearer and Debbie Harden, who carried the flowers. The 1965 ed Methodist church will meel !her, Mrs. !Ierman Scholl, 2961> homecoming queen wu crowned by Athletic Booster Pre11dent Mason Fisher while the Southern High School marching band, directed by Monday, Sept. 20 at 7:30 p.m. W. Second St., and other rela~ Wllllelfll®JI, J!IOjiHIIWd il!alrliiiJIIII~ !millie. - i!l!llll* J!lllllll, . . · at the churcb. 1Uvea ill the POUlllroy area. SQUAD GIVES AID O!arles Warner was ported to Veterans Memorial hosp1181 by Pomeroy e-. cy squadmen at 7:48 p.m. FJi. day after be bad fallen on Will Mail>sl aJJd llllfferal a Jaeera. ·- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 19, 1965 bradbury gorby mcmillen