https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e0e3030bdbe3338172208b64ff88bf5c.pdf 3c1849ecb1ff14d765d4f788c0925499 PDF Text Text ' . ·-· · . - ~- .. ~ ~ ·.,·-· ~.~ .. - - -· .. ... ... . . ..... .. '' 1.. . . ...- . . ... . ~ ~ - --- ~ .... - . . .,1,. .. ... ... ...... ...... ~- -'. .... . ~ . .. . .. . I e ' ,f ., . .,_. l-- 'i L ,., ~lily sen_tJ_n~l, Pome~y-Mtddleport, o.. 5ep! Shut-ins or~ Remembered by Past Matrons SOCIAL 25,_1965 ·rail Meeting is Opened with Potluck CAtENDAR !f!inner by Presbyterian Women "t!.. ·: t~e Women's Association of ent1tled, "AdventUie m G1vm~" SEPT. U F1r~t Umled Presbyterian The summer medical offermg The MYF ol the Syraculle • Ghutch m Middleport opened was taken with Mrs Ste1ff -.:e- Minersville - Forest Run Charge Ua Fall meellng with a potluck sentmg background mus1c, ''The Y.1ll hold an ice cream ~oc1al c)ibner Thursday evemng at Hells of St \larv s " as the of- Saturday, Sept 25 at tb~ Syra the- church Arrangements of fermg was taken The closmg cuse Methodist church, begintoSes and mums were used on praver ~,~oas gtven by Mrs. J E I mng at 6 30 p m - homemadt! '!''e tables and the hostesses, Harley cakes, ptes, and tee cream for Miss Phylhs Joachim. Mrs sale. Leo Kennedy, Mrs Thomas Rue . • 4"*'!="-" .,¥_ __, ""~· .... _ .. The Racme Methodist Church Mrs Arthur Le~,~ots and Mrs ' IS sponsormg a Jitney Supper Edward Smtth served dessert on September 25 at the Jumor and coffee ' Htgh But!dmg m Racme &rv· '' OUf ing will be from 5 to 7 P m Ev· Mrs Paul Haptonstall, presi- · ~ eryone 1s welcome ~ 1 o.,rorf dent, conducted the me~m~ , 1 M ;~r/ 1 SEP1. 26 collected · th d lt ' ANITA RUSSElL II was announced that Past hP 'd IoII o~mg e mner was ~ Mr and Mrs Harrv S Moore, Cradle Roll Sunday will be ~ THE FATSOS WEIGH opened wtth group smgmg of J k . Wd observed Sunday mormng at the Matrons and Past Patrons wlll DOWN lHE CAR JUST the hymn, "Faith of Our Falh- Sr were m .31c so, n '· e nAes· Sundali School hour at the Midbe honored at the meetmg m ENOOOH SO lHE I700RS , th s ff d.>v lo att{•nd t w . at· ... ~nn n · October of Evangeline Chapter ers wt Mrs Lilltan tel · d 1 1 tl d dleport Church of Christ Child· / PLOW UP YOU~ CU~6SII7E at the ptano Mrs Charles Shoe- I ple Festwal an a so Ido a enl 'en em oiled on the Cradle Roll 5 nnOUnCe OES and mMlbers were urged 6AASS STRIP ..... k thl' antique shuw hl' m lle to attend rna er gave 11" openm~ pray· d t wtli be recogmzed. Mrs Ltonel Th t ru be at 11 """'#IDA~ TIP 7/J er au 1onum I Boggs ·s Cradle Roll supermI e nex mee ng w MtCJ<et' ALPERT, 1 Mrs Walter Waddell was de- MJss \'I ,Jrtha F'mdrr 1965 ''rl!- tendent and Mrs Elmer Weh- Announcement IS bemg made lhome of Mrs Emerson Jones SOSToN ,MASS. volional leader havmg as her duatr of Middleport l!lgh rung ts the leach~r of the cl'ass. I of the engagement and ap- with Mrs Earl Knight and Mrs. theme, "God In Nature, His School, ts em!Jioved m the (.en~EPT 27 1proachtsg mamage of An i t a Harry Houdashelt assisting host Livmg Spirit m M.3n " She era! Telephone ('ompanv oltJce Bethel No fi2 of the Interna- l Sue Russell to Mr Norbert esses. Members are to brmg read scripture taken from m Pomero" twnal Order of Job's Daugh- (Pat) Neutzlmg, J on Salur- gift handkerchiefs to the next la."~~u~%mn~©l"ltm Caruuta Club MeeU Psalms and Amos approprtale Mr and MIS Thnmas Skm· lets wtll meet Mondav at 7 JU da), Oct 30, at the Sacred meelmg for a member who MI. UDlon Cburcb located for the first day of autumn I ncr. Columbus visited recentlv P m, the Pomeroy Masomc l Heart Church with Fr Turrel has moved away. I two miles liOatbeas& of car. With MrJ. Beaver Durmg the busmess meet mg. wtlh Ius oan'nts Mr and Mr~ Temple. Hobert Arnold .:.t BPI· performmg the ceremony. Devotions were giVen by Mrs Mrs. Albert Martin Will a Mrs Haptonstail announced the Arthur Skmne: and hts pre deputy wtll be presem and Mt<s Russell is the daughter Emerson who read selec· ' penter, will bold a weekend guest when Mrs. Jobn Beaver Distnct Ill ScJOto Presbylenal mother, Mrs. Davtd Farmer I mstallthe 'council of Mr and Mrs Truman Rw;· liOns from 'LeBves or Gold" revival wtartlng Wednesday entertained the Bi-Monthly CanMeetmg Will be held the local Mrs J A Young. Sr and Jw1._. L·mel! rent Dm;c:hter:- I sell ot Pnmet 0 y and the groom- ~~~es were played and pnzes evenJng Sept. 29 aod running asta Club Tbursday evening at church October 1l 111 F u r her grandson. Tonv nttenf!..,. of Umon Veterans lhtll meel to-be 1s the son of Mr and rded to Mrs Pat Gall~gher,l The organizational meeting of l through Sunday evening Oct. her home, Nye Ave. 0 workshoos will be eondiJf'ted m lhe Jack su:1 t\pp\e Festtval Wed- Mondav at 7 30 m The char- Mrs Norbert :-.Jeutzlmg Sr of Mrs. John Lyons, Mrs Wilham the MYF of the Syracuse-Mm- 3. Sunday will be aD aU-day Prizes were awarded to Mrs. the mo;mng sess with the nesdn'i evenmg ter Will be draged m memory Pomewy. Mr Neutzhng gradu- Reynold8 , and Mrs J A. Young ersvllle-Forest Run Methodist meeting with basket dinner at Charles Riffle and Mrs. 'Ooaald 1011 1 business mel'lmg and guest Mrs Rrrmu d Schn1mm Zan- or Zana Baxter and Ethel fed att'd from Pomeroy lllgh A salad was serv e dby Charge, Rev Wendell Stutler, b e the Temple Toaes Quartet McKenzie who also received I speaker '" the afternoon The esvli le. came F'nda v for a v1 s1 t row School m the class of 1958. He : lhe hostesses dunng the even- pastor, was held Sunday even- meeting with babket dinner at birthday gift from her secr.et offermg for the Fellowship of wtlh her daughtrr cmrl fdmlly, SEPT 28 attended Oh1o State Umverstly mg. mg at the Syracuse M. E I ooon. Featured slngera wUI pal Refreshments were served the Least Coms wtll be taken Mr, and Mrs Jnhn Lyons J'he Amenra n LegiOn Auxtl-, and Is employed m the \aboral Church. be t1te Temple Tones Quartet by the hostess to those I1APllll 1 durmg the meetmg A coffee (tlw.;,f f; of \h an!l Mr.;. icJJv of Drew Wt> bstrr Post No I tory at the Vanad ium Corp m ' ElectiOn of offiCers were held I from Akron and tbe evangel- above and Mrs. Max hour wtll begm ,, 9 " Ill "'lh rv s Mt>Dre rasl weekend were 39 Will meel Tuesday afternoon New lla\en, w Va : • IS and lhe following named I ist will be Dr. Jame. D. Mrs Paul Taylor, Mrs. Ridlu4 a sened at noon Mr and s M'lnlt at the Legwn hall. Tile charter MISS Kussd ! from I I President, Denny Evans , VICe I Moore, Associate Pastor of and Mrs. Eugene TripLocal reser\ic~IJOns fnr the Jr . Mr aud ts F' II L., e. \loll bt' draped 111 memory of' Pumeloy Hgh school m the president, Suzanne Wtne- Akron Baptist Temple. Even1 luncheon aTe to be gt\en to and Mrs r. H Wlie;1l ley allot i'...ma B.1xter and Ethel Ted-1 class of 1962 and IS a gradnuter fOSS MeefS 1 brenner . secretary, Janice Maning service! wut start at 8 Mrs Waddell Ashland. K\ Whdr they were row Early btrd duPs are bcmg of the Ohio School of The Golden Rule S d uel; asststant secretary. Terry o'clock. Everyone is welcome. SON IS BORN 1 The group srheduiPd the an· here ;he ol Mr Mm•re. collet led The1e wtll bt• a •hlle ,She also " a 1School class of the Ferrell treasurer, Kathy Frau· ''"-"'"'""''m' "*'"•'"''"'*' '"' , Mr and Mrs. l(.elmeth Reyn· nual Clntst m(l s haz;w fm Del'- Sr wus observltl v. tth a dmner elephant s::de I graduate of u e ( harlotte South lorn Church t .h M cis assistant treasurer Bea olds of Long Bottom are anember 2nd and 3rd N<1med Jommg tlw gr norn fnr •he The Past Matrons or Pomeroy erlon Sdwol of Htgh Fashion IBess Lark!:: Reporter, Frankim R.t- (;h•Jp,, Boys (;ive nouncing the tlleir IrS\ co-chatrmcn lnr the Presbyter· w.ekend were Mr ••:d ' Mrs Chapter 186 08S "'" meel l At ormnt she IS employed by I ber meetmg zer Assemb! ' Re rls son, Terry Michael, 'Tuesday, 22 ial lunrheon ""' Mrs Lew>< lletberl F :'''"" "1 1 ' Tuesday, Sept 28, allhe home the State,of Ohto '"the Depart- The preSident read Psalms 95 1 Area Chatrmen, Clmslian ) po : Sept.. • at Holzer Hospital. Sauer Jr and Mrs Dw tgh1 \l l< hl Llo\d son of Mr ,and of Mrs Car! Slllelds, Athens ment of laxation. wlh ra er b M s . , _I Fallh Rose Ann Lisle · Chns- Pomeroy High School repre- welghmg 8 lbs., 12 ounces. MaWallace \11 s Rruee Llov!l " ~ ('t1•" •rl Ko·td I p dy II y llr Ella Hon t . w' I B d 'N I sental!ves at Buckeye Girls I ternal grandparents are Mrl. . C ' num an ro cH was ansy.er- tan 1 ness , ren a orn~ I Sl 1 d B k B S Mr s \V,J! Iat l' was .tl 0 hJO :n o- The Mc1gs Countv R1dmg Club I ed by nammg a prophet ' Chnstian Outreach, Annetll! a e an uc eyP. uys tate Pauhne Ray, Pomeroy, llld leader and presented the study He Is <l lh9 \ hc , lrt u.Jtc l wtll mee t Tuesday, Serlt 28, at ' 'Happy Birthday" wa.s sung Warner Chnstian CltnenslHIJ gave reports on thetr exper- Mr. Paul Ray of Whe.ton, Md. -of Mtddleporl Htg Sc oo , the hume ot E J. Htll OSfeSS Or for I H , B bG d Ch . t F f. , tences at an assembly program Paternal grandparents are Mr. \1r 1. n H-1rt1norr ~1·rlri lr. A . ,eona ensley and Happy 0 h rueser, an rls Jan e I before the student body on and Mrs William Reynoldl Sr pori and F..td l.ynd .. n, Pome' to ber and her lows tp, S<wre h ld Fnday mormng Pomero; Maternal great 1h Pomeroy Ohto rnv a1f' vw·<~1 1nJn ~; 111 \e w ( mf us an' aries, as both were A pane discussiOn was e Giving accounts of thetr stay I mother8 . M Frank Bilh lon Va ;:Hid ol!ler pamls In tha1 ew Mrs WHitt:r Wolfe asststed bY,. on the mee;ing day. and plans were m<Hlt' tor an i at Buckeye Girls State on the and M Scholberop Mrs Edward Stewart enter·l The prestdent Tress Swain 1ce cream soc tal m the near tu- 1 C rs. ares t, 1lty F'l 1 o< M<I H t S reSI enf 0 tamed the One Won One class ! presented the program by group' I lure Refreshments were serv'I cCoaml pubs of aptlalBUnbtversltKy m both of atarleston, W. VI. Pa· TONIGHT ' rs orenc(l annay re urn the Pomeroy Ftrst Bpatlst f ,0 ed b lh S urn us were ar ara en- ternal grandmother ta Mrs 1 'HERCULES SAMSON k s ew OCiety IofChurch I smgmg 0 nward ChfiQtlan y e vr~ruse counse or d Cl d G nd s . and ULYSSES" ed, lo her Ilnme m A ron • un Thursday evenmg al her Soldters" and b each • I Mrs. 0 al Daile , . ne y, au !a rueser a an· Mmme Clark: of Pomeroy. ud 1 I t"( hnt<olurl day after havmg spent the past The Hy sell Run Free Metho- hOOle Wolfe Dnve 1 t Sh Y havmg a 1 P Y ........._ dra Hendricks Davtd Good- grandfather Is John LoaJ Df ' ' par c also conducled • I d Ch . T ' ,w,,, ld ~ m•:.> hl ll"l strong ml.'n Sl x wer ks wt lh ""' <; ' " d1st Church \\oumen met at the The meetmg m charge of Bible 1 I wm an ns omp k'ms, Who llens Iey, W. VII. d Ch ill 11111 11 , f ut -.:,tpNhuman ·Bl'ulah White and other rela- horne or Mrs Harold Dewhyrsl l Mrs J l<": F'<;.. ,..,I vw 'll~l-.., had th~u ~~o~nmg prayer. aries Hensle)' ~ "MCii!•?SWl:U a M%1\?I'I"+:r:il!W.&ww la,tended Buckeye Boys State at ·"I r ' l\1rk fi1urm 1 Richard .. 1n aJ • I .AL. f Ohio Unl···· ·h · - ~1·.,\tl.W re- fl'lTI' 'l,"lr ••-r'··- ttte t" Around And Ab A db y VOL XVII 4 :~t ~rand· I rgOn/ZOfiOnQ Meeting is He/d by MYF Jon~s mtmbe· ~ lunchr(1~ ~1r~ ~bur• a~ C~smelology :-,t:~•e NEW DEI.JII (UPI) - United Nat1on truce teams today patrolled the frontier be· tween India and Pakistan in an attempt to enforce what was officially described as a deteriorating ceasefire. Both sides reported sharp fight1ng Sunday and each blamed the other for violating the agreement to stop shooting as the first step toward settling the long dispute over Kashmir. Early reports today said skirmishing had died down, but both nat•ons made it clear they were prepared to strike again if attacked. And neither showed any signs ol withdrawing from territory occupied durmg the conflict wliich was supposed to have ended last Thursday. There were new reports of bloodshed in Kashmir itself. Tbe clandestne voice of Kashmir Radio reported that so-called Kashmiri "freedom lighters" killed 200 Indian soldiers Sunday and blew up several bridges in the diS· puled state. . 1 ~; t~~t Septe~- Ba~htel; St;~tr Umve~.~ltv \umb~s MEIGS THEATRE Mrs Wolfe is 11 M D h f rs. p 'd ursf N $ . H . f ClaSS Meeting WORLD nn~ve~saci," ~renda I I I ·~ 7• ~clap ~s hands~ ~and 1 "'VIOIO V Qrnll . · ..,.. w-- ~N01Y ln) It d!!SI Tuesday's Television Program WSAZ-TV Channel 3 8 45 Com Cob Report 7' 00 Today Show 7· 25 Today Out Your Way l 25 Today <M Your Way »00 Cartoonsvllle 1:30 Bscbelor Falher 10 00 Fractured Phrases 10 «; News 10:30 Concentralton 11·00 Morning Star 7 110 7 05 7· 30 9 110 !2.4.1 Guiding Ltght I 00 Woman's Page 1 30 As The World Turns 2 110 PaS8word I 30 Sl!lgm' Jamboree 2 00 Moment of Truth 2 30 The Docl<lrs 3:00 Another World 2 30 !louse Party 3 110 To Tell lbe Truth 3·25 CBS News 3 30 You Don't Say 4 00 Mr. Cartoon Presents 3 30 Edge Of Night 4·30 Woody Woodpecker 5·00 Cheyenne 5·110 News P•cturt 8 20 . Jim Thacker Sporta 8 25 Weather 8 30 ll . untley-Brlnkley Report 7·110 Jobn Forsythe 7'30 My Mother, The Car 8:00 Pleaae Doo't Eat DataleJ 8:30 Dr. Kildare 9:00 'l'Ueaday Night at Movies II 110 Late News Picture 11:15 Weather 11 20 Spo : rts Roundup 11:30 Tonigbl Show i' i '" 11JES., SEPT. !8 mGIU.IGIITS 7.30 Color M YMOTHER, THE CAR- starring Jerry Van Dyke •• Dave Crabtree a small-town lawyer whoae absent mother ''cornea back" to belp htm with her advice. 8:00 PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES- "Wbo's Been Kicking That Gong Around" .10111 retreata to the family bell lower to com)Jiete a newspaper tolumn. but become, marooned by the accidental removal of • ladder. LISTEN 1360 4 110 The Secret Storm 4 30 Sgt. Preston 4' 30 Lone Ranger 5 00 Early Show 6 30 CBS Everung Ne•• 7 110 News Report 7:15 Your Weatherman 7· 20 Spor!JJ 7 30 Rawhide 8 30 Red Skelton WHTN-TV Channel13 7:25 DaUJ Word 7:30 The Bible Almren 8:00 Fuo Scbool 9:15 King and Odie t 30 Morulug Mom 11:110 The YOIIl!C Set 12:00 Donna Reed Show 12:30 Father Know1 Best I: 110 Ben Caaey 2 00 Tbe Nur,.. 2:30 A 1lmo For Us 2 55 News 3·00 Generll lloopltal 3-30 'llle Young MArrieds 4: 110 The Beacb Yeara 4:30 Wbere the Action 11 5 00 Soupy Sales 5:30 Leave It To Beaver 6·110 Weather 6·05 Pacemaker New1 6.U Peter Jennings N0111 6:30 Taleo of Weill F&rio 7:110 HBve Gun WUI Travel 7.30 Combat 8 30 MclWe't Navy 9.110 F Troop t 30 Peyloll Pt.co 10 110 The Fugitive THE MOVIES - "A Thunder of Drums," starring Rkhard Boone, George Harmlton, Luana Patten and Arthur O'Connell. Drama of events takmg place at a remote cavalry post 10 s. Ca\lal· ry was the only protection a.. Kainst murderous Apache and Commanche Indians. CO • Plt()DUCTJON !lOLL YWDOD (UPI) - Tobo _Productions of Jayan and Hen- 9:30AM WMOV ..--. w. v.. 7.110 Deily Word 7.05 Mike Wallace Nen 7·30 Buddy Stareber Show 9:00 Captain Kangaroo 10.00 I Love Lucy 10:30 The McCo)'l II: 00 Andy of Mayberry II : 30 Dick Van Dyke Sbow 12:110 Love Of We 12:25 Midday News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12: 45 Guiding Light 1:00 Woman's Page I :30 As The World Turlll! 2:00 Password 2.30 !louie Party 3:00 To TeD The Trutb 3:25 CBS News 3 30 Edge ot Night 4:00 Tbe Secret Storm 4 JO Sgt. "re::ton 5 00 Early Sbow 8:30 CBS Eveuing News 7 00 Nen Report 7.15 Your W~atberman 7.20 Sports Todey Sbow Today Out Your Way Today Out Your Wa7 Cartoonsville t·30 Bachelnr Father cba...l a 10:00 Fractured Phrases 10·25 News 10:30 Concentration 11 :00 Mornmg Star 11:30 Paradise Bay 1200 Jeopardy :2 ::0 Let's Play Postornce 1:30 SJDgiD' Jamboree 2:00 Moment of Truth 2:30 The Doctors 3:00 Aaother World 3:30 You Donl Say 4:00 Mr. Cartoon Preoenh 5:00 Cheyenne 6: 00 Newa Picture 6:20 J1m Thacker Sporto 6:25 Weather 1.30 lluntley-Brlnkley Report 7:00 Dr. Kildare 7. 30 The VirglnJBn t .110 Bob Hope Chrysler Tb. 10:110 I Spy 11:00 Late N0111 11: 15 Weather 11: 20 Sporta Roundup 11: 30 Tonlgbt Sbow WOUB-TV Channel20 7:30 Lost Ill Space Beverly llillblllleo Greea Acreo Dick Van Dyke Sbow Danny Kaye The Newo Tonlgbt Weafller Teller Late Show 8 30 9:00 9:30 10:00 11:00 11:15 11 ;20 CBS plans a one-bour oalute WED., SPET. :II mGRJJGIITS to the late comedian, Stan Laurel, for Nov. 23. Lucille Ball, Rock Hudson, Buoter Keaton, I 30 p.m. Kindergarten I 110 Friendly Giant ti - Ka11JJ .stub& w1th Kiml 7. 30 : 30 9 110 9 15 10:110 WCHS-TV ChannelS Corn Cob Report • 45 7. 00 7 25 8:25 9: 00 11 a Weather 11 20 Sports 11 30 ABC NlgbUIIe 9 00 THUESDAY NIGHT AT Ar1zona, when the U. WSAZ-TV Channe13 7.30 THE VIRGINIAN - ''A LitUe Learning," ltarrlni 1a J. Cobb, and James JJrury In tbe Utle roleo. A husky oowboy I~ J..,. that take a deadly lura when be takea rudlnc and wrttlng lesaona from 1 pretty ICboolteacber. Audrey Meadow• and Phil S1~ vera will work with bost Dick Vaa Dyke. Lincoln Center Canterbury Choir Boy British Calendar Jl'c::damer.~_:s ol ~;>eech News Prollle-Ky.. IIlli ry Saperstein Enterprtaes ot Hollywood will co • produce "Frankeooteln vo. the Giallt DtY II Flab" - lor better or ........ Atri'IIENTJC HOLLYWOOD (UP!)- Actual 8Cellfl from the Doytooa Beacb otoct car rac:eo will bo seen In Howard ilnb' &brtllet ··Reel LlDI 7000." Dan Thomas & Son , •s.r.toa 10:01 Yoo Slaco ~ HEADQUARTERS FOR BACK-TO. I SCHOOL SHOES . -··-·- _,_,... . .tlil!oiJo. Olllo ' . , ' ' - I SPY starrbJe Robert Culp and BID Cosby u American tntelllgence agOIIII, Kelly Robln8on, and AleuJ>. der SColt. "Carry Me Baek to Old TsiDg Tao." In Hoq Kon& • merdwlt askl ' ilobiDioD UII··SMtt .· .:. . E;:~·~;- 1 berabon rad1o" broadcast iden· t1fied the Americans a!l Capt. Albert Rusk Jospeh and Sgt Kenneth Moarabeth A later Commurust North Viet Nam news agency dispatch identified them as Capt. Humbert R. Ver· sace and Sgt. Kenneth M Koraback. The Reds were known to be 1holdmg Capt Humbert R. Yer· sace of Baltimore, Md , and Sgt. Kenneth N C Roraback of Fay· etlevdle, Rusk, Bhutto Huddle Over Kashmir Truce Line Fight ou CoUrSe •1 r~yth- p•IUS for v0l un t eer service •- Are Awardedb y AUXI"}"Iary Athlet-~ Son Confesses 3 Notre Dame G 'dd pre~ented 1 ( rt erS aCe Strangling his Teacher Mother Thornville Man .IS c·Ited By Pohce ourt Orders Menta} TestS 1 I I C · Wednesday's Television 11:00 Pacemaker NtWI 9·3 0 Petticoat Juncton 10 00 "lbe Uwted Way" I 0. 30 7 Wonderful Nlgbta 11·110 News Tonlgbt 11.15 Weather Teller II 20 Late Sbow To tho 20th Contury Reformation Hour AI ON THI DIAL Dally Word Mike Wallace Nen Buddy Stareber Show CaptaiD Kangaroo 10 00 I Love Lucy 10 30 lbe McCoys 11 110 Andy of Mayberry 11·110 Dick Van Dyke Sbow 12 00 Love of Life 12 25 Midday News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 11 ' 30 ParadiSe Bay 12:00 Jeopardy 12 30 Let's Play Postofflct I :00 Midday News I WCHS-TV Channel 8 I Arratgnmen • l s --- - - - - --- ---------- ------------...---IN11 SIH! I 1 I I . ""''""" " • .. ' ..• SAIGON (UPI)-Tba Commu· Liberation (VIet Coogl armedt agents. The broadcast men· 'l - A 500-man Communist 33rd raid on COIIllllunlst terril~ nist Viet Cong anDOunced today forces command." , tioned the three today as "pa· force launched an attack on ry m South VIet Nam. they bad executed two Ameri· Roraback, an Army special tr~ots " Vietnamese rangers ID a regwn -A Communist unit probed can pnsoners of war. A U. S. forces non-com , was captured Prime Mmister Ngu}en Cao 2.0 miles northwest of Saigon the lines of the lst C11valry iEmbassy spokesman denounced almost two years ago His w1fe, Ky mdtcated tomght the South Sunday night Other Viet Cong vtsmn m the central mountains, the actiOn as "murder" and Veromr.a, was last listed as IJV· V1etnamese rn1ght halt public umts mfhcted ''heavy" losses attacked a district headquar.. sa1d Communist Nortl V1et ing m Chester. W. Vet. executwns of V1et Cong agents! on a sma\1 mtht1a force, 12 ers 270 m1les northeast of Sal· Nam would be held responsible The execuhons apparently m light of the repnsal kt\lmgs mtles south of Satgon this gon and ~hot at US helicopter• for the ''clear violation of every 1 were m repnsal for the death of war prisoners. mornmg 60 m1les west of the cap1tal. A civihzed principle." sentence carried out last weeki Communist Attack . , -Amencan 852 jet bombers spokesman sa1d lhe cavalrymen The clandestine VietCong 1'11- Jn Da Nang of three VIet Cong 1 In other developments: from Guam today made thelf surfered "hghf' casualties. p . up1 15 1S d Nee ed for l~e I I l FIVE CENTS I b~ ~ I 1 1), NEW YORK (UP I )-Secreta -~ ing between Ind1a and Pakistan · tal support for his country In it! ry of Stute Oe.3n Rusk con- m the Lahore area y,;htch 1r 1largument wllh india over tile The ~~:~~~ngE:~=~l::;i said ferred tod.a} wtth Pakistan 1pen led the shakey truce ar- futt1re of Kashmtr. Rusk had The county sheriff's department probed a burglary l the Amencan soldters were exForeign Mtmster Z A Bhutto , ranged only last week by tht I mdlcated, howe\'er, that he and mvestigated a one-vehtcle aceident on State Route ecuted at 10 a rn. Sunday by ., on the Kashmir mnfllct ' Umted N:.~uons : would reafftrm US neutrality 338 over the weekend. Sheriff Robert C. Harten bach order of tbe Soulh Viet Nam ~ 4f 'fhetr meetmg came agamst Bhutto was nderstood to be <~nd spport for any solutiOn de. tb• said his department investigated a breaking and enter-\ a background of sporadic fight· 'ieekmg US mora l and mater- ' ctded upon by the UN. 1 - I Bhutto was accompamed on ing at the Bradbury elementary school that apparently ~ccurred sometime Friday -- - hiS call at the US delegatton mght. aid Wdhams was oolified There L headquarters across the street Sheriff llartenbach reported was hght damage to tbe BogJUNE LEE from the U.N. by Paktsbn am· VATICAN CITY - POPE \ the school was entered through gess car. No arrest was mad• June l.ee, guidance couml' oassador t the u N Am)ad All Paul Vl broke precedent Suo· a wmdow vandals broke out. Arrested by the Sheriff'S or of Southern Loeat Hlgb and Pakistan's ambassador to day by observiD& his 68th birth·: The desks of teachers and some Department were Chari., Wolfe School, atteoded the 13th All· I Washmgton, Aztz Ahmed. day at a Gypsy camp south of students were ransacked and of Racme, on a charge of conObi.o Guidance Conference at : . The uS posttlon, as outlmed One 500 hour p1n and fllie 100-hour pins have been by Rusk to his associates u Rome. He ignored heavy ram the school's kitchen was enter- tr1butmg to delinquency of Ob1o Youtb Center In Co\um1 the ed. It was not determmed whe- mmor. and Rex Bryon Pauley,! An extension course In bus wllb onr 1,000 counselors to members of the Veterans Memon.11 Hospital that ' m&e atr&IDI of v1ohns, &tutars ther or not anythmg bad been , ~allipohs, cros.!ing a yellow ic ofhciatmg ror Metgs coun-( and educators on band to bear I Volunteer Aux1har~ for scrvH:e In the snack bar, at the and. bass fiddles. taken from the kitchen. lime Pan ley posted a $25 bond. 1t· ... . b ing offered by Ohio I a Large number of speakers reception desk, and 1n the X-ray room I1 Pope Paul celebrated Mass ~ ~--- -· - --- Ia•.., IS e 1 lncludlng Dr. Donald aa a Presentalions were made by the serv1ce chairman. Mrs . The one · car accident occurI umvers1ty If 15 persons wll reg- and DeaD Hummell, both ol ' Carl Will , at a meetmg Sept 21 '" the hospttal cafetena on the steps ol a ~ml08ry II> red SIX miles south of tbe Ra· te . stead of ootdoors m the wood· • r. . Ohio UDlversity. '!'berne of tbe conducted by the president, Mrs Margaret Houdasheit or 11m1b on State! ••• of the ••ttlement. Tboucme corporation The course would be giVen somewhere In Meigs counly pas Workshops and diScus"""' RaCine and attended by 22 members and Hospttal Ad· ed gI. - G ~ fro thr h Route 338 at 12 115 a m Sun- • 1 ptndl ~..•.."'_}arP'e"'gathemr-' A doe deer arne from the ' slbly at M•d_dleport Hlgb school, was "Cbange: By Choice or mm tstrator Charles R1deout. , - -- ~ - ~----DIUAUi"i' ~ lnouagnd day. da A d d f th Cballce." 1 Mrs. Wtll satd 7,000 hours of, prestdent Mrs Robert Fetty, OU arolldd l\.Qme for their first lf1 y, oe eer came rom e If the cequlred number of per~ volu nleer servtre were repOrt- ~ VICe president, Mrs. Hugh ternatlollai ]il!lriDIIil to the palth of a l'llr operated by Den· sons are interested. It .would be . ed for 1965 and thanked all for: Bearhs, recordmg secretary, , Etem8l City ze Eugene Boggess, 22, Rt. 2, the fiPII ,llldJ <lXtensioA r:purse thetr cooperation Mrs Harold Sauer, treasurer, ' Racine i brought to MeiiS county by Ohio ' Pms for 1110 hours were pre-' Mrs W1llram Mayer, and cor· I INDIANAPOLIS (UPI ) - A COVINGTON, IY. -THE. The deer was ktlledby the LAFAYETTE, lnd (UPil- UniverSity. db M W II Mrs respondtng secretarl' M d f M . u ··-~ ~ ''klesel" or organizer for the Impact and State DiVISIOn of I Cost of the six week course sente y rs I to ' r s gra uate 0 !ami Dlvt:'I:Jlty IR llo I KDigbta of lbe Kt Wildlife Game Protector Don- Three Umversity of Notre Dame , . Lavma Simpson, Racme. and Crttt Bradford. OhiO angry because hiS mother Na .na . . " football players faced arraign· I would be $2.4 wtth classes m to Mrs Ear\ Custer Mrs Her-j Mrs retty appomted the fol · wouldn't g1ve htm money to lan tn Ohl\) said SUnday Ohw ment today on theft charges in "?~ football and basketball of, man London. Mrs Myla Hud.l loy.mg committees, Volunteer leave hom'--. strangled her w1th .. now the best state for klan I connecllon Wllh the looting rJi . , fletatmg offered The classes son and Mrs William Ha)es chatrman ~rs Carl Wtll. Sup· an electncal cord Sunday, po· 7 30 P m. and be purposes. north of. the Masonwomen's dormitory and a ,l on would begm atmght!l of Syracuse ' p1,) Ch atrman . , Mrs. ceward ltce satd , Thursday Dixon line. Park1e Scott, 39, a fratermty house on the Purdue · A Th t M1 s ~oudashelt recetved her Calvert membership cha1rman The v1chm was Mrs Leonore Leb Oh fa dded . . 1 Those completmg the course ornvt 11 e man was arres · 500 h Th ·~ta'r:mCI' I IOd, lrhmeber, ta It Umverslty campll!. ' would recetve two hours m col- ed for failing to yteld nght ot d our pm le past-presl-' Mrs Hugh Bearhs, Publtctty H. Kent. a teacher m Mlddle~o~•• eve an t8 e s c Y 1 The three were arrested Sa- : . f 11 h 1 ent s pm was a so g1ven to cha1rman Mrs Wtlham Hayes port Ohio Metgs County 've b~n Ul" lege cred1ts and be eligible to way o owmg a two - ve 1c e M H d· 1 lt th t • ' ' we · . turday night wh1le dr~ving In obtain 11 state license to offict- accident on West.\1am-stSatur- 1 rs ou asle' e ou -go· 1membershlp for each commun· ISchools for 14 years Her son, Scott said he thougbt the frrst converted hearse whtch pollee! mgSl preSident. ed ' II)' Racme Mrs Houdashelt ' John Mtchael Kent 31 was ardayatlp. m ra ll Y IDN or thern KentuckY .ID said also was carrymg some of ate . 'd R b 1e express her apprec1a- Syracuse Mrs Ada Slack Rut - resed 12 hours after his mothcc 1 Persons inteft!sted m enroll· Pomeroy police sat o ert t' to 11 h h 1 d h k · , O\ler 30 years was a su ess MIAMI (UPI) _ A Michlaan the loot Stx other Notre Dame . S edd ed 15 d Ion a v. 0 e pe er ma e land Mrs Ernest Molden er s body was found m her 1 1 sat.urday night About 300 per· ,.; mg are to contact either Bob costs n en, 35, was 1n an 1965 a sue 'ess Mr Rideout ' ' · mother who abandoned her students were charged With li- Mtlls 441 Sixth-av Middl on convtcbon by Mavor ' i: Pomerov, Mrs. Add1son Sea- Meadowbrook Apartment. oonsth. lncl~dJng a large nundmber mentally retarded teen-age son ! quor violations i or D;ck Vaughan Tiurd st e~~ Charles Legar Saturday mght ] thankkedl allh voh\unteerls foHr their man. Middleport. Mrs George A butldmg mamtenance work· e cur10us newsmen a po- . M . N1 hd ed • · · · wor a t e usptta e IS Hackett Sr west vIf gtma er fou nd the hod y. A blood· of 1 0 r ttended tb U b h '" a laml atrporl, undergoes ! ore arne a pay ' dleport before October 4 Poltce satd Snedden lrt"d to' I k r d , ' Ice, 8 ed b e racufy ' · make a left turn onto Cou"t st , beoo mg tohm::~r 1Lo more mem·l Mrs Hudson and Mrs Calbert. Isoaked elecfr1cal curd waa 1~ psychiatric tests today to deter-1Purdue In football here earlier was marr y a s e uah d ·· rs 1n e awo tan N f f be d . d kl mme er fitness to care for thf 1 Satur ay With hiS tractor tratler rt - N If f lhe l arne pms or allXIhary mem-1 ound ST e the vtcllm. . 965 voIvIng frremen, po 1Ice an an 1 c h'ld the pIayers, ! I are be rs an~ . be mg or dere d for ~I I 1,'Irs Kent was a su bshtute followers. 1 • 1 poI1ce 1dentt'f'ed 1 and struck a car dm'en bv Rog-1 _ ew _ 0 tcers or ____ I .Juvenilt Court Judge Ben ! all sophomores. as tackle Ger-• er Spaun, 20 . Hacme Tht-re each ~ny me~ber wtshmg a teacher , m the Indianapolis CAMBRIDGE, OHIO - THE! Sheppard said Mrs. Mayne 1aid W1sne, 19, Detroit: halfback was medmm damage to Spaun's ICe ]ptn may . contact Mrs Mayer.\ srhool S)Stem last year, Ballyhooed three - day rally Thome, 44, would not see her ' Jonathan Butash, 18, Akron. 0 vehiCle and none tn lhe ng Memershtp dues for 1966 are A netghbor told pollee she of the United Kiana of Americalson 14-year-old Richard Bruce i Ohio, and tackle Tim SweariJl-. In other acLion of Ma~or te.i rnow due, al'll\oe $1, and $2. for ifound a typewritten note under near here expired quietly Satur-1 (Ri~ky) until a hearing on the gen. t9, Columbus, Ohio I I gar's court over the weekend I macllve. the door of her apartment, bear· day night because of lack i!l matter had been completed He Officers said Butash andl ! Edna Stobarl. Middleport 'A-8~ ' \otmules or the preVIOUS meet-I mg the son's Signature. The Bttendance, one day short of It:: I ordered Mn. Thome, Wife of a l Wisne were hsted in the pro\ fmed $10 and costs for fathng William E Blackwell. man- mg were read by the sccr,etary l note smd Kent had "harmed" planned length. Only _about 1~ I Troy, Mich., factory manager, gram for Saturday's game but, . The Ohio State Patrol lnves- to have her car under r.ontrol ; ager or the Cleveland VA Rr- Mrs Hugh Bcarhs Mr s \\ tlltam hts mother. . persons ...ttended the fmal mec . , examined by doctors at Jack. I did not play because of inJUrles. ligated an accident at 7:20 P I Robert Goldsberry, New Haven, gwnal Office, has nottfled ali i Mayer, treasurer , stated all j Kent was found walkmg alone mg, which lasted .about one I !1011 Memorial Hospital and said ! Swearingen was on the pre-sea- Sunday on Rt 681, four and I forfeited a $50 bOnd on a reck- County Veterans Service Offt-1expenses hme been paid I a street He told offtcers he had hour. and ended Wlth a eros·~ she was charged with child' son roster only. three tenths miles west of Rt I less operatiOn charge anrl one eers ttrat veterans and thctr de- Clo,ntmuatton of the nurse~ tned to h~mself three tunes burmng 7 nd . sc iOarshtp was discussed and after thektll slaymg · · Sh abandonment ents who rece1ve a pensmn th f 11 • 1 or $25 for passmg nn a double pe Robert . elton of :ruscaloosa. Mrs. Thorne, who said she Meillt Geoeral Hospital Floyd H Barnhouse, 36, 1yellow lme, and Paul Decker , I from the VA , and who have got- . eo o lowmg comrntttee wa~ Patrolman Frank C. Baden, Ala ' the klmperthtal Wizard, did brought the boy to Mmmi and I1 AdmlasLoDI Saturday - Mrs. Sprmgfleld, met another car at Pomeroy was fmed $1110 and ten added mcome solely £rom 1app tnt H thiS who made the arrest. sa1d he not spea at e met:tmg as I abandoned him in hopes Dana Oliver, Pomeroy. Ia hillcrest, cut to his right, lost l costs and aY.ctrded a three dav mcreased Soctal Secunty Ben- psroJec Murt Ger, rHs arold saw Kent twtsung a wrre around lanned 1 Dt b Satruda Ro• tr I d I'd . •- tel h I , . . auer rs Jeorge ackelt Sr I hJs neck a th If .hio H' l I someone would find and help IC argea y u- con o an s ' mw a ep one Jatl sentence on a OWl ::onvtc- eflts, need not report such m-' and Mrs Wtlham Ha e ' s e o Jeer .apP GThe 0 Co lghway Pa~d andlhim, turned up Sunday night at ert Goldsberry, New Haven; pole. Hl9 veh1cle then slid over lion come to the VA unttl the usual Afler · the meetm Y :..fresh- proached He satd Kent told uerr;sey unty sb,:IH' epu-, International airport the place Ytetona Stacey, Middleport. an embankment I lnrome Ques10nnmre Reportg\ Ihtm he had earlier taken sleep1 1 : where Ricky was stand· I Adml11lou Soliday - Mrs., The car was heavilydamaK, ' Middle ort Police mg lime m December , '"K tablets and slasbed b is i tiP • ing quietly last Wednesday. Ruth Carr, Middleport. a( •P Any other mcome, however. above and to Mrs Eber Pirk- wnsts. 1 ed and Barnhouse received ::n7e:ge: ::.p~:~~~~~ DllcbarJel Sunday Iss.- ~cerated nose and bruised l~vesbgate Wre~k wh1ch was not antlclp.3ted and ens Mrs Lomse Hamson Mrs h ded . k Ia th I belle Hannahs. Pomeroy; Lemalrtgbtshoolder.Hewasoottreat- , M1ddleporl poliCe mvesllgat- 1reported m the 1964 Income Homer Gordon Mrs Jewell EH S • and :Ocr:ubleeq FILE Lighter, Middleport; Donnaled, but was to Meigs 1ed a two-car acc1denl Saturday Quest10nna1re. should be report- CurtiS. and Pearl Parker,! .. 3VJDg8 Bond A $3,925.~ sw~ for money has Jeffen, Syracuse. County court Fnday on a charge at 5 15 p m at the mtersectton 1 ed trnmerh .l lely upon rece1pt and to 8 guest Mrs Harle E Purchases up Some CLEVELAND _ SEVEN I been flied m Me1gs County Com' · Y 1of speed In excess for road con· of Sooth Second and Locust sts , Th1s means that a retroacttve .lohnson c1ty election wards were slated mon PJeas court by the State TO MEET TONIGHT d1twns. Pohce sa1d Gary Lee Brown, Social Securtty payment recentAugust sales of Series E and 1 1 for close Inspection Tuesday of Ohio, department. of Me?t31 The monthly meeting of the: \16. Gall~polis. fatl ed to stop for 1 ly rece1ved need not be report. H Umted States Savmgs Bonds when local voters select Dem- Hygiene and Correction, agamst Candy Strtpers of Meigs Mem-1 CLOTHING OFFERED a stop s1gn and h1t a car dnven Ied The VA through tls com put- Veterans Memorial Hosp1tal I m Oh10 were $25 3 millton, up 1 ocratic cs.nd.ldate for mayor and Clarence Lewil, 25 CUster· st, orial Hospital will be held to- The Salvauon Army s free , by Charles Wilham Boyles, 27, er Will ~e able to tdentify those Admissions Saturday- Patn- $13 million over August, 1964. councilman nominees. Middleport. other court BC· night at 7.30 Dues for the clolhmR d'ay will be held Th.urs-' Mtddleport Damages were es 1cases where 1t ts believed the m-1c1a Bentz, Mmersv11\e, Simon I Oh10 attamed fKi 1 per cent of A force o1 30 special deputies tlvtty, an action by tht Gener- coming year will be collected, day at lL Butternut-a\' In Pom.l timated at $200 to Brown's car ~ase may affect the VA pen- ~ Johnson, Mmersvllle; Henry 1ts yearly Savmgs Bonds sales were to be used to police the ~I Moto~ Acceptance corpora-- and the October schedule made eroy, from 9:30 a. ~- unttJ I and $75 to the automobde oper- 1ston Those so affected will bf' Martm, Hemlock Grove, Mrs Igoal at the end of August. Obtoprlmanes. Ray c. Miller, di· lion agaJDst Joseph H. Stewart, lout. All Candy Stripers are I noon: Anyone. In Me1gs county Iated by Boyles. No arrests were notlf1ed of any chang~s in the Theodore Poulms, Long Bottom; ans purchased $204 7 m1Uion rector of lhe boal',\1 of electiona, was dlsmlued. urged to attend. I needmg clothmg Is welcome. Ireported VA penston m about 30 days. Willard Clay. Pomeroy I Senes E and H Savmgs Bonds predicted a Ugbt turnout to setDischarges Saturday _ Qc. duJ mg the f~rst etghl months ielt~law Longuns~7- Pupils', Teachers' Desks Are Ransacked by Burglars at Folauu'~ ~'" progr:~m * * * * * Truce Teams Patrol Line I C ]1, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 13tl * ' Mrs Lark/• • ns Hostess when g~aduated btrlhd~v / . Execution of 2 Americans Denounced 1 ~~rse llr~r- • ); Ill tl Anita Russel/ • ,.. ~· Dnoled To The lnUJrutl Of Tlul MeiJ•·Muon Area ' Q ~ enttne at y AL Wedding Date • • Shut - in members were re-. membered and birthdays observed when the Past Matrons Club of Evangeline Chapter, OES, met Fnday evening at the home ol Mrs Willis Anthony wtth Mrs Charles Bennett asSlstmg hostess Mrs Anthony conducted the busmess meeting and cards were ~ sent to Mrs Morah Leonard, wtw 1s 10 Yirgmia, and Mrl. Zelia Cros!, 111 Gallipolis The biCthday of Mrs. Bennett was observed and the flower fund -~ • G'tven Mother , a: 1 • • • ' ' 1 WHTN-TV Channel13 tl n" 7:25 Dally Word 7:30 Navy Film ollhl Week 1:00 Fuo Scbool 1: IS King and Odie 1:10 Morning Move 11:00 'llle YOIIl!C Set 12: 110 Donna llled Sholl 12:30 Father KDoWI Bal I : 00 Beu C88ey 2:00 The Nor,.. 2:30 A Time For Uo Z:ll5 NeWI 3: 00 General llolpllal 3:30 Tbe Younc Marrieds 4:00 'llJe Beach YUI'I 4:30 Where The AcUon Ia 5:00 Soupy Sales 5:30 Leave It To Beavc f:OO Loot II Weatbar &:lXI Pacemaker NeWJ 1:15 Peter Jennlnp Newo 1:30 Taleo of Weill Farao 7:00 HBve Gun WUl Tt1vel 7:30 ()Die and IJarrlel 8 110 Patty DuU Show 5:30 T ltlnderlll'llll 1:110 Priendb' Giant &:15 Mwllo lhe Mlilclaa 1:30 What'• New ': 00 The Jl'rtiiCh aiel 7:30 A Roomf111 ol Millie 1:30 Wbo Doea lilt N1119 ThJal: He Ia? :30 ~ lor l!ocur!IJ 10:00 N1111 Prolllao-J11e 811 - • VA Of£• RuJe Exp}ame . d 1 1 county court I 1 e1 t~ mv~ugate :~~::":tabout lc~~~~~ :u ·I r!~d 1:30 Gldpt 8: GO The Die Valley 10:00 Amco Burke, Secrtl Apll II :00 Pacemaker Nelli 11:15 Look at Weather 11:20 Sports 11:30 ABC NlghUIIe WOUB-TV Channel20 pal ro } Utes Drtver • In •l ~h!~c f~und __ ~n~ ~~~s'~~;:a:~~=d e,t:·~~~ SU~ cit~ Mr~ I~ 1 4 sensuous ''lt G•r • l ' D•es • at 60 Mo-~ tie the bailie between Mayor Market is Firm on vtlle Allen, Pomeroy, Paul of 1965. Series E bond purchuo ralph Locher and County Re"I . ko, Vinton : ElsieBarnharl, Mid- es alone were Up $28 million corder Mark McElroy for the 11" oderate Tradmg dleport. over the same months ayear Oeomocratie oomlnallon for NEW VORK tUPII - Prices ! Admissions Sunday - Amv jago. mayor. , HOLLYWOOD CUPI)-claralsirl" Ann Sherld.,, !l· 'e "be Smllh. said the one-4lme ac- Mtss Bow, born In Brooklyn. opened firm In moderate trad· l Eynon, Syracuse; Daisy Swtek, 1'beo<lnr-e T Reed, Jr., volut>o 1 , Bow, the sensuous "It Girl" of body" McDonald, ar.... blonde· ltess was watching televisiOn came out of seclusion to attend! mg today on the New York 1 Middlej)Ort, Mary ours, Port· leer Savmgs Bonds Chal111181 ITHE the sUent screen, died Sunday glamour queen Manlyn Mon· shortly before midnight wben his funeral 11 was her first ap- Stock Exchange. land: Mrs. Alva Myers. Reeds- for Meigs County, reported the p ane near v a 15 night while walclltng a late roe. ' she died Death wu attributed I pea ranee In pub he for many Autos were fra:tlonally htgh·r' ville , Clem Cooper• Portland; 331 Bond Sales In August were $11,408 separate fatal !raffle accidents televtslon movie. Sbe was 60. Mlas Bow bad been in fallingtto natural eauaes. years Steels were ml~ed A~rcraft< Jack Baxter, Mtddleport: flo. • or percent of Its ~ sent the Ohio weekend fatality The red·hatred star ol the heakh for several years and ""'I' ller husbano, Nevada Lt.I In 1946 she was the mystery , were strong Chemicals were on ger Cullums. Pomeroy: Mattie nual goal at the end of AlliU~ toll to 11 leaot as ]181't10t11. Flapper era zoomed to suceess Ill recently was under treat· ,Gov. Re• Bell died of 1 hear\ voiCe. "Mtss !lush," on the the uptrack. Oils. were higher Pullins, Coolville: Edward TernFour New York men were In the 1820s as tile embodlmellt ment lor extreme Insomnia at! attack July 4. 19112 at Las ve-! Truth or Consequences radio ' •n spots. ElectroniCs showed hi· pleton, Pomeroy: Judith SteinBOOSTERS TO MEET killed when lbalr Ugbl plane ran of ... , But In the decade lbal a rest home wbere she maln· ;gas while campaigning for !bel program ' ' tie '"' 11"1 action. metz. llamsonvlile. The Middleport Band J!oca and craahed eut ol followed, ,..,. light of popularity teinod an apartment and was 1governorship. They were mlll' 1 Among p1ctures MISs Bowl Diocllartes Sunday - Mrs. er Assoclallon will meet tonlg]j Pa • 'l1le vieUms were lllckerod and the torch was lreee to eome and go. Frlenda ried when be waa a movie oow· starred in were "Wmgs," ' LOCAL TEMPS i'I'heodore Pullins, Long Bottom; In the high scbool ealeteria at ldenlllled II Paul Bqi"1, 49, carried on by 1 u ee e e d l n 1 ..td llho kept a radio under hPr 1boy and lor years following I"True to the Navy," "Her Wed-1 The temperature In Pnmeroy's•Harold Jeffers. Pomeroy; MaUl' 7. 30 p.m. All parents o1 bd and pauengers Harry screen beauliell. pllloll at nlPt lor the ooolhin& their marriage bad lived on his "True to the Navy," "ller Wed· business district at 11:37 a m. een Loellen, Middleport; Ed- members In the cadet, junior ' 7i_, a ,J r T•. ~ thefll. .•r• pi!~ ~~ ol fllpsle. !&O.tJOO.acre rancll near Search- ~ng Ni~t," "No Limit,'' and today .vas 60 de&reeo under ward Spears. Chesbire; Wihanl and ,..lor l!ands '" ~ell 11 , .,, 1 CRA~.: ~RIV.:TE ler 011~ 'I'Br 8lt:JUBI HOLLYWOOD (U'PII-Illreaa Zlmballlll Jr. wiD star ln ''The Plii' aerlel IIIla fall wllll 811. . llnlab, 14l'meriJ " "ftl' Doetors IIIII 1bt Nlinll;" '·. a.· IIWtlilii~ j;A I '"' , • I Jll~' I , ~'" .~1"111\,tlll!,, low, .~ ,.,, Htir"' • ~', ,lin;. 1~ r~ ~"~~ ~ 11, •·r'1!*'"~ lie¥1 " ... . : · .t . ,L ~r lliiiiPIII , her llrlllillll. tcloudr ...... . _ !:Jav. l'Qmeroy. '. be'·h'' .~ ~ - l!r.fpt tho !'!"~"'';.lf'•l'll'l ~. ~~ t. iJ er :). "' 1 1 d- ld ... ), �• • • o JJ ..._ ' .. ... .. . .i ' . -"( 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 27, 1965 yHatlo ................ Time WELL ··lHE l<li7S JiAVE SEEN SACK SOME liME NOW .. --1?0 POP ANI? APPRECIATE ? NEIN! I 11\ISS 11-jiM S0--·11-IE HOUSE JUST ISN'T 11-IE ,___.,...SAME WITHOUT ~ 11-IEM .. ·SNIFF• rT'S SO QUIET Wt'TflOUT 1HEM· IT> NOT A HOME ------ · - - UPI Briefs River oews (Continued from page I ) Schweitzer, 2l, all of Syracuse, and Chester J. Barch, 34, of Clay, N. Y. Southeastern Ohio had one fatahly, when Danny Boysel, 16. of New Holland m - _ Gauge readlo&s: Gallipolls Dam ll9 119 running 111 feet on rolle;;, Po~eroy-MaSOII 2(1,. 35• Pt. Pleasant 23.89, Hinton 41 Kan wha Falls 2.12 Charles- 1 18 or and beneath the wheels of a wagon the lractor was pulling. I .11 :O:i Movementw: __....:===::-::;,_........- I Ohio River- Zimmer down 12, 1:20 a.m.; Barbara Gay down !l, 5:40 a.m.; Pollywog down 15, 4:30 a.m.; IlUnois up 16, 5:10a.m.: Western down 16, 7·10 am.; Harvey Jordon up l 17, 1 a.m.; Walter Beckjord up t7, 3:30 :~ . m.; Miss Susan down Mr. and Mrs. Charle!!l Ward 17, 5:50 a.m.; Sycamore down and Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Durst 17, 6:20 'B.m.; Reliable up 17. were recl~nt guests or Mr • .and 6:45a.m.; Aliquippa up 18, 5:ZO Mr!!. E. E. Brewer., I am.; Jerry Bosworth up 18, 6:Mr. and . Mrs. Cecil Roseber; lao a.m.: Philip Sporn down 20, "-! and children . called on he ! !:30 a.m.; Indiana down 20, 6:· sister and family Mr. anU 30 . Q een Ci'ty do n 20 • u w ' Mrs. James M1'ddl eswar t re- 7 35a.m. a.m ; Luther Herdman cently. I down 21. 5:30 a.m... p op1ar up G M'ddl _ 1 1 _reg f 1 e~war tIS condva. tl, 8·30 p m.; Helen Z. down 1 esrtng .a ter aprecen appen . 1nva der up 23 , 23 9. 1• h .ec1a1 ,. ~ . , p.m., tomy 1n a omeroy osp1 _ A 10 ·"' p.m.. . J . p aIt en down d1 cb 1 11 d' HOLLYWOOD (UPI)- Three CBS 7 30 p.m EIIT- had herolby a flying log. His closest es- an snow a en mg s oo. 23, 120 am.; Jeflboat down n~:w televiSion ser1es bave a Robert Conrad e1:iCHpe death a c.ape was when a ceiling of 1 Mrs. Elva Datly and daugh- 23. 4:20 a.m.· F. H. John~on splendid chance to remain on half dolt>n lnnt>s. He was a!-· spikes dropped down on his ter Judy were recent guesls down GreenuP 7:30 p.m.; Bess the air thanks to a fourth show \must g~rroted b y a guitanst bed an adventure which pro-~ of Mr. and M~s ..J.erry Dally K. up Greenup 10:45 p.m.. Lee which almost certainly will go . string almost bnunrd by a vided the Litle. and other relalive!l m Newark. 1May down Greenup 11:10 'p.m.; under. ishovel , a!mosl blown up by · Hero Conrad played a govern- 1 Mr. a_nd Mrs. Fr~nk Wallace iValvoline down Greenup 11:40 . The bentficent but doomed \ dynamite and almost pulvorizt:d ; men! agent snoopmg around a \ of. Racme and .MIS! L e 0 1 8 p.m ; Little Eagle down Green. . Th Yrld Wild - - -- - -- - --- Frenchman who plans lo re· Birch looal v'istted Mr. and 3 . So th G s~nes 15 e I 'I ~~ I· th . of Mex ·c·o : Mn. Thomas Birch and child- up a.m., u ern up reen\\ot'sl" a show so bad that c a1m e emp1re I ' ap 4·45 a.m.· Sam Houston up h N I ren at Marietta and attended ! · • w1th hun»eU as t e new a. . Greenup 5:40 a.m··· Pamela D· three other new elforts m I he · 1 r 1 the Washmgton County Fatr. same ume slot look a m~t 1 pueon. Victor Durst son of Mr. and down Meldahl 2:30p.m.; Molly iood by cvrn~'fi~IR.. .. . ! Why not Mrs. R. R. Durst has enrolled ' K. up Meldahlll :40 p.m. Na: The benellt:laiH•!i are ( amp His nlan is simple To keep , 1 Oh ' U . e .1 1 Ath .I t10na\ down Meldahl 1.30 a.m., .. ··H· k"' and · . t'" -· • a to mv rsl Y a ens · Tib 0 It M ld hi 2" " Hunamue k· <HI : • , the United Stales from interfer- d b 1 \ up e a :.J;J a.m.; "Tammy.· · No world beaters DtCS in this nut Is building a mon- an eg~n c asses. Irene Chotin down Meldahl 4 a. them selves they should collect - • 1 g · · Mrs. Lmda Ward and Shelly Irn · Franklin B down Me\dah\ struus ratlroad batler1ng ram . lied 'I •t·k E d • enough rallng pomls I rom · . ~ .. . . . 1ca on'' rs . "I e vans.an 5:40am. . , .. h Cha rles J. Hafknev, 11. a , e· to destroy all lhe ratlroads m ' daughters Wednesday evemng - •·wtld \\"t"st to re111am on t e • . N th "" · .. · GaU1poh!1 Dam - Knot down . 11 rPd pt ~Jt!!Jltt.'r. d1e<l at Ius or 11 mema. I Mrs Kate Mills is .a patient · au: Ill! ye<~r r· I i Hio Grandi'" home at 5.30 p.r. Right ay..ay you know this nut in lloi:tPr Hospital 5:10p.m.; Harnett M. up 1:30 11 st>ems almo~t un ai r o Sillurd av II+:! had been a re ~ ~ - can ' t be all bad. I M Th I .C I d a.m.; John J. Rowe dowll 2:35 cond~mn a new ~how on onlv ·· , . .d · J. rs. e rna ozar an a m · J S Lewis up 6 a m . d k h B .I dent of Rto Grande smf't" 1944,. Conra m the role of Jm ' daughter called on her motiwr · . . , . . . . llb seron wee on t e a1r u . . . .w . w ·t 1k · . ld - I Kanawha River Solvay ' 1 " ·h . li. t' a lllll ll n!{ tht'Jt.' lrom lluntmgton ., t.'Sl- gP Jt es 1 e m \\1 Mrs. Mona Wolfe recently. thl ~ ones ouldn t ~e to s e Mr . lladme~· WllS born m wild west--e~·rntuallv foil s the M d M H· 1 M ,down London 3:20a.m. ; Duncan .-. th1rd week. . k . · .. J 1 ·h . • I· · b t b r. _ a n ,rs. ar ey c- ~ Bruce duwn Marmet 1:10 a.m.· 1 . . . Old W· ·t .1•u son <ount.'v. 1"' · 1 a .. uy 1 rent mans pcms uno e . Laughlm of Columbus called on : • 1 1 Suppo!Oed Y 11 IS an s 5 1888, son of the l..te ,John fore a seril:'s of bungling that · h M _ El b th! L~..: cy Jane Lucas up Marmet 3:1 , rs, spoof on the James Bond craze · ;md , Lm11 s11 KNsev llat:kney. surelv wins virwers' sympathy ., Her moller Ia e , .,... . 0 .F. Sl1earer up Mar. . .1M am ., Mul It ~~ netl her ext.:ll mg nor ,Hi s marriage wa~ lo the form· for the villain offner recently. j met 5·20 a.m .; W. H. Shaver, hll~lOrtiU~ . . . .. "f'r -\li("t' Snod grass ot Chnrles· Mr. and Mr~ . Oscar Filch 1 Jr. up Wtnfield 7·30 p.m.; H E. . ~ rtd<:~ y mghl s t"pl sode : .In: ton. W. Va ., who surv1Vt'.!!. . called on Mr and Mrs. Bill Bowles up Winfield 7:30 p m.: Night of the Deadl...- Bed :::-1 Th ree so.Js and five daughl- : Daily und daughters. .Jefferson up Winfield 12 : Jj l - - - - - - - - - - ~ ers who also su rvive are 8:1 11 Mr .and Mrs Eddie T<'~vlor a.m. : Hat.: kney ol I :allipolis. Hie hard 1 and son and Mr~. Anna Co~ger ' ll•ckney ot Elkvrew. w. l v were m~nt guests or Mr. and llow•rd H•l'kney , Mrs. Bennett ' eWS OteS Mrs. Alben Taylor and familv . fe ! dv;:n Jones, and Mrs Henry Mr. and Mrs.· Jon Webster ~f I Opal I rlraptnan. all of CharColumbus were recent gul'Sts [ - - - - - - - - - - lesion. w. Va.; Mrs. James : Mrs. Huth Rllev of Mt. s,. m, of her parents Mr. and Mrs_, ... . . . · ~Bety1 Shaffer and Mrs. Ar- W. Va., caliM on her pare·1t s, : Hudv Durst 1 Mrs. Judy Riggs Is VIsltlll~ 1hur 1Huby l Gray, both of Cuv· : Mr and Mrs. Oak l:rimm re·j M~. and Mrs. A. c. Brewer 1 Sunday School altendance on !' h.:r parent s, Mr . and ~1rs . mgto~, 0. and Mrs. William . cently. and Syl via Allen shop~ed in Sept. 19 was 69 the offenng r ~~<~ ruld ~~~~~~ at Albuquen1ue, {Nettle ) Cross of Racine. ; Mr. Lynn . Boston has re · Pomeroy on Friday . services 1$17.87. Worship r\ew M~x1~0. ! A son and a daughter p1't"- turned to h1s home here and Rerent visitors of E. H. Car· were held at 10,45 with Char- I \1 r \arum R1ggs and da.ugh·. reded him _in death There are he and his motl1er. Frankie. pcnter and family were Mr. 1 les Taylor Jead111g and "T h t" k r, Teresa, of At.hens called , 17 grandchildren -and sJx .::real are enjoymg the comforts of and Mrs. Don Wtoddle and Cook· I Gospel Four'' quartet of R11t- l ou \1r and Mrs . Cha rles Mas- 1grandch!ldren • tl1e1r old home • ·' 1e, Mrs. s · All en, Mr. an d , i"an d s·,ngmg. · , y1V\8 1 He. was u rnE>mber or Calvary , Lowe ll t'lower!!. the son of Mrs. s. w. Darst. Howard Al- i The MYF held Its regular sar rt"c:ntly. . Mr. (,enf' Higgs !!pe~~ sever~ : Bapfl~l Church at Hto Gr<~nde Mr. and Mrs Harr~ Flo;"ers, len, Gene Hall. Gerald Violef. J meeling Sunday evening. They al day! in Boston , Ma ss · tak , wtu:"re Sfrvlres w11! be held was f•alled to the Umted States Rud)· Durst and Mr and Mrs planned a pancake !!Upper in in :e• an mf>uram·e traltltnoflo at "' p.•n. TUl:'~ day . Rev. John Armed Forces last week. · ! church basement ror Saturday I :' R11y Martin of Sa l~m· . COUI'se. visited Mr. Fowler .~ Charleston wJ\1 offici·. Mrs. Clar~ Capehart motored ! Mr. and Mrs. Larry GlllesPn-i Sept. 2S. Mr'i ~fRry RPt"d M ate , ass1sted b~· Hev. Luther to ~·lound~~·tlle and called on camp of Portland were rt'cent l Regular 7· 45 Sundey evening andd :-!Mrs. G . ~;. GNaul alnld ,d.. Tracy. Burial will be In Cal·' her son, Joseph Allen last Sun· lguests of Mr. and Mrs. L. R servwes wPre held with the an ' r ~ .111 ame under the d1rec•• · daughters Athens ewP over aanre· t"vary cemetery f M -. H , , da\'. · ·i Gluesencamp. Rev. Casto brmgmg th1 · mes- 1 1on o I 11 er s ome for f un·1 Mr and Mr~ Philip Kentzel sa l.! e. cent weekend. ,. nd s may · ca · 11 ar 11e 1 eaiiPtl on Mr. and Mrs . . · erals· · <'rrP Hoy 11· · I · hd 1 Mrs. Starlmg Massar, Olarra funeral home from 2 to 4 <tnd 7 u : b • fS Oh 10 ' . - - - ·- evlva services arf! sc e u . 0 and Charle§ attended the home· ,o 9 ~"~ 1 nt> renner yracuse, · ALVLLW>J , ed here from Oct. 11 to 24 with m todav coming at the Alfred Metho·· p. . .. Hoy wa~ recently released from I \ the Rev . Chestes LemlPy .as! dis! Chureh ~ • ~ : l lif. Mei~s c:eneral ho~pital I e,•aogehsl. Mr. and Mrs _ Norman Mt'- ' 1-.. -R SfJII~ul AnHwPr8 ! \h ~s ( <~ml Jean KPmmenah Mrs. Iva Findling was Cain and daul(hters Sherrv 1 Th. A·11, ;or MI. Alto Cfllled Oli Patsy[ ! I brought recently from the1 . h . ' · ', ·~p II tPtiii~•J• 'I'HI'Ior ree.ntly Fait and Amber, spent Fri· i .. , . · · "Pig~ ,enera I Hosp1'(I a to t he d"i.iy night and Saturday in Co-· . M_dd leport io, R SQ! admrn rm· Mr and Mrs Gary Hoffman ~ home of her son-in-law and lumbu!l wilh Mr. and . Mrs ~w~:ted · l~~ week_cnd calls cmd and family called on Mr. and ] C W Bright Iol<l Bright to!daughter Mr . and Mrs. William \ Hlrhard Smith and dauRhlerli ano lf'l IS mOl nmji!. i Mrs. Darrell Hoffman and fam · 01 p . , Reeves where ~Jhe is convah~sc· Susan and Kathy . Thry called \1t>mb~r.s wfnt '? the Bailey • il.v Friday evening. , 1~0 ..ower Co., 67 27 acres. ing. on Mr and Mrs r.alen Will lllun residence of Edward Tern- \olr!ii. Flavia Lt>itner had ~~~ I Co~l, IS.~~em. f:d"th H I Wilma Jpfm Atherton of Ohio] Mr Howard Woods ha.s b~en pheton at 7"27 P m Sund<w . wt>ekend guests ht>r sons. Mr. oe 1 'srrtmtannf. 0' h1 Eerr· l Universit y spent the weekend 1 . ~uad wa 5 W'\b d fam1.1v o1 mann o a e o 10 ase- · here with her parents Mr. and .· a med1('a I pat1t>nt at Vf'terans w ere , tt proved, the . -.,. I ur 1.et 1ner an 2 3 6 Memonal Hospital, Pomtroy . 11nollnltedhed. H~t·n. t~l 10 ~ 0 ru n ,I Wumter and Byron and family 1 · N "'1'eHs, Sallsbury~d'th H ! Mrs. Arthur Atherton and at- · · o 1e orne of Mrs ll<~rry ·. of Indiana · r, ·t err- 1 tended t he churc h Homecom', ue errs mann, . 1\' Y K Moure. nl:'ar llub~on. Mrs. Moore I Mr and Mn Wilford Lyons, I mann to . tae of Ohto, Ease- 1 111 1 mv ou rtn111 was reportl'"dh· havmg d 1 ff~<:ul-1 Mrs Alberta Tavlor Mr a d men!, Salisbury. 1 g. I . Certain ~PI:'.C'ies of bana~as l ty bre<~!hlng. but was not !ctken \ir~ · Phil Click Mr 'road Du;st Mary A. Buck, Mary A. l.ar-, Mr~. _S~rena Campbell or; u9ed for rookmg In East Afnca [ for med i<:a! attention. The squad I d R , km. Charles 'fhomas Buck, John Gro_ve Cit~. and Mrs. Maude ; att.aln i:l len~th of two feet and men returned to the rf'sldence l and ~~"· ~oe~ . F.arly Durst Larkin to Linda B. See, Lot, Wh.lte visited Mrs. Flore~ce i are often as thick a~ aman·s : HI 8:59 am tod· 1 1 k M . I an r. an r!l . Kemmenah i Rutland Whtte at the Elmwood Nursmg l arm. <~y 0 a t' 1 s. \ attended the funer,<~l of Roe ! Home. : Moore to MeJgs Generaii''' ~ P1 1· 1 Durst in Toronto, Ohio. \ Roy H. See, I.lnda 8 · See to l Mrs Clara Follrod visited her ] , a! where she was admitted BS I Mr. and Mrs. Charle~ H~n- John J. Fry, Donna Jean Fry, l t Mr Ph b H t f~ HYS[I.I. THE WINNF.R . a med iral palient . . Lot Rutland l aun s. oe e us on o ' M C Harry Hysell. 660 High . !il. · · num were shoppmg In Ravens· 1 F. 8 k M c' Hockingport aeveral days Jast i 1 1 . \Vood last WI'! k r n . ,urry, ..u u . ur· r k . ~d1ddleport , has bet!n announred .e · ry to John J. fry , Donna Jean wee · \ wmner of last week 's Dtltlon Atlwi"'l !\1nrra is Mrs: Rose Sword was a Sun- , F 30 R tl· nd Mr. and Mrs. Clarence HenDruR Store football conteo:.l · , · · Y day dmner guest of Mrs. Edn<~ " ac~~e, E u a 1· H derson and Linda and Mr. and ! Games and rulesforthiP~wePk ·~ . trt'f' on $500 Ronfl \Rol lin~. .a.rmon " vans 0 omer , Mrs. Cla1r Follrod ~nd famlly 1 · · ·SAN AN'I'tJNIO , ·rex 1LIP I I -! E. Cooper. Edna H. . Coo!>"r ' .30 attended the Harper fam1ly . re- \ contest wtlI be found elRewherp' in today'• paper, : Athetst. Mada l_vn Murray, whose WINNING JOCKIF.S aC"~e, P~m~oyR 0~ltsburyEJ. ! union at the home of Mr. and I law su1t led to a Suprenw Court , ' " · owar. ·· m~on. ean- ~ Mrs. Aubra B~:~iley re<>ently. BURIED IN AFRICA ba~ on organized prayer in the AGUA CALIENTE, Mexico ora Robmson to Umted St<~les, C. F. Tompkms of Pomeroy Carl Ethan Ak I d nallon·s public S<' hoo l ~ was IV PI I - Alfonso Herrera and Easement. Ll:'tart. II d h.19 f 8 th B T explorer died h'f ey' t · n~.t~h ' frP.e in $500 bond today', the re.l R~ul Caballero each rode four Dallas H1ll, Donna Hill to ~~ e on er eo ompb trip to Africa w Ide on 11b.~ 1. drsuit of 8 h"ll!heas Nrpus wn t fil-l wmnl:'rs Sunday at Caliente- United States, Easement, Le- mHs.l F' dl' f C an wa~ nTit' h ' · 1Hace Trark th H . 1t 1 e en m mg o o1urn us , on the slopes or Mt Mikenn f'd . Y th~ AmNil:an CJvi\ Lib· . WI. errera ID · gr · s nt the weekend with her broQn that continent. erllf'!l Umon rACLU ). ]dudmg 1t wtn tn _the. fealured 1 .Jar_ne~ H. Oonovan . dec. to t:::r Hus!if'H t"'lndlin and "\/is- 1 -- - · _____ Mrs. Murray was ureslf'd Montezuma purse In Ius total. i Harnet M<1ne lJonovan Cer: ' 1"t d h the 1 g F dl" here Salurd11v mghf fotlnwmg , Herrrra t<rged Smoky'~ Gem · for Trans .• Pomeroy ' I •d her bmolh r Iva 10d '"1g · overr· Clarence Augustus· · EmmiSh, . an s sn~~E her deportallon from Mexiro., 1o a two- 1engt h up"t wm t Mer rod er-mM 3 aw an w·Jr 1 Polirt made the arre!ilt on the i favored , Some Count, covering dec. to Mary L Emmlfl.h , Cert ;r r . ~ E/ ' lam , r:tvOTit. TO INTIIt111 0~ basis of Baltimort. Md, war-l the m1le in 1 36 2-5 and paymg for Trans, Middleport. · ~ves ~ . e~. It l1 d1 MltGS MASON ARIA rants ctrargm& her w1th assault •7.40. Madias was third. Vazie Lee to Archie E Lee I 1"hgla M srnel.d caC e and batter J Le L · • on 1er mot er rs. a oopltlcfi•N a. on ... I'Wit.Mt" y. une P. e, ot, Syracuse. ler one day last week. ANY~c .... Stiversville News Notes MON., JU[S. &WED. ONlY! ., off label Television In Review ' I I · , $1 3 ' TOOTHPASTI •. · r ac ney d Of Rio Gran e Saturday . I lin] ~= iidl I I ••• • .... Whole N Eastern • Notes I SOCJety N FRYERS sOCiety . News 1 Property Trans£ers I I'' . (' I I 1 • , • . 1 I • , T DAILY SENTINEL tMtter r•nMtllll. 1c11t1r katie EVANS COTTAGE CHEESE ,, 2-lb. Ctn. • ~ ARGO 48·01, l Cans th~ \r Lin e Scores I; 1 1 1 -<:::.:., ,I nat~onal I .I (6~, $795 3 SCOfeS Inside.. I nco- uxurn ,. - ....,,., .. ~ TLIIS ~.M· •-..,... ,,._....,,,, ~ '.' ':;'';~ ~.\: o ~ Bananas ~""'·'···N~- ... ,~~r.;\ .. :·~ , 0 .;:_,~ .. :..-, , > ..,. ii:j ,+ "~·" !:;: ,,.; :::\ '"''"''=-""~,..,,•h·M,! ~~~t4)!,~ ;*, ,, With Narionwide'o rrew FAMILY HOSPITAUZ. ATION Pltra, 1.. oelectrhe~aodboopiralo rou "~ ": ~ beoefr!'ate perd.IWHUJ •• ,.... ror hospttali~IIOD, medic:al errperr• • . • aod rovengo 11 .....uiofl!iU( Check rhillot~-<osl plaa wirh are before you buy your lrealrh iDMinurce. "'"'ical, c lb. WILUAMS INSURANa AGENCY 214 E. 2nd II. PHrl anti Ktn WlllloN Pamo,..y, o. I' CRISCO SHORTINING 1-lb. Can SUNSHINI FIG BAR 37c 3 ld•OI, Pkga. -- '1 -~- -- FLUFFO IIAIIOIIWIDI IHORTINING IIISIIUIICI 3-lb. Can 88c ·-------- - - - -- I : Get the - - v car Jepairs- ~~A~~~~~~rw~tbroK~..- ~:=~ ::~u~I.2>14N~t;;to~:e 21 Balimoro 2 Califlll'nll 1 Friday evening. . Xavier 29 Millmi, Ohio 28 Detrort 2 Cleveland e lsi By Quarters: Wooster 21 Carnegie IS Cleveland 1 Detroit 1: 2nd Gallipolis ... .. 0 ft e 1 _ 8 Michigan 10 California 7 Kans81 City 2 Boston 1 Norih Gllllla .... 1 14 _ o u---16 Sa. Calif. 26 Wis. I Moaday's Probable PMctaen Northwestern 20 Indiana 0 Kansas City at Baltimore,: CHARGER IJNCOLN Ill., 42 So. Methodiot 0 night-Talbot (ID-111 ••. J_ Mil-l SAN DIEGO, Coli!. IUPl) No. Michigan 19 Bratliey 15 ! ler 18-3). : San D1ego Charger fullback. Wayne St. 7 Allegheny Coli G · Garneo _ Keith Lincoln, who llrreatened! Hope 7 Wheaton 0 I Detroit at Chicago, %, tWI·nJght to play out. hl.!l option this year! Wash., St. 14 ~mn. 13 New Yor~ at Cleveland night 1was of£t(i~I!J In the fold Wday. Nebraska 27 Atr For~ 17 Kansas C1ty at Washington, 2,! Lincoln signed hio 1965 con- No. Dak. 37 Morningside 14 twi-nlght tract Saturday. Coacb Sid Gill- Rrpon 36 Knor 7 Minnesota at Ballimore, otght man said he wao "delighted" to! No. Park 13 Concortlia, Ill. 1 Los Angelea at Boatoo have the all-pro back signed up INorthern Ill., 28 Omaha u · 'Bot\ St. J! Valparaiso 1 , I Washington, Mo 17 Wahaslr 7 : Concordia 20 Augsburg 7 I Wstrn Mich., 21 Cntrl Mich., 13. I ' h OSpl.taliz~:;-tl.• on t';N~ 1 $6~~ :;i~iii,~~ii.ii~~--~;::;;::;;::;;;::;::;;;;:::::::;::;;:;::;;:;::;;=::=::=::""'""'""""""=,......,-1 1111 -•~ "·"""'- · LATEX DECOIAnDI BLOCK CO. •--=---~~,laps. '""""'""'"'"..... ' THE POMEROY CEMENT --.. CHECK ~ Golden Ripe I :m '; ,.,"''" · · - -- I ~hnd Su~ar- BeOd JayceeS Announcing Outside o: l · --e 2 ··~·- t"---·-----~-, I SURFING CHAMPS Is Orgamzed ~Jth . 1 • I.. -.=;::,•.:, c ' fAST BOAT ENROLLED AT OU ' . W"ATHER LONG BEACH, Calif. (UP]) HUNTINGTON BF.ACH, Ca~ Paul Gerard, son of Mr and 1"-4 ~~~ ~c!2~~ :':!'!~~ ph~!c•.,;~on; - William W1shnick New York lif. I UPfl ~ lke Doyle. 24, Car· Mrs. Charles Gerard. Middle- Cloudy, cool toDIBbt •acl Tuesm _; City, drove to victory Saturday] diff-By - The • ~a. Calif., was port, is enrolled at Ohio Uni· day. Rain 8prtadlng to fiAt ~.QIII!re<i u Meond calM ••lllna · · He Is a 1965 graduate of '~ --'' ••"u at tM lXI'' otn" at Pem•ror In t he f trst runnmg of t he Long I named all-around best surfer verstly. I"'""~ODJ thiI evea IDl· Low •• ..,.. 0~0 ,,~ , , - · "'' Beach-Henne11y Cup offshore Jfor the second consecutive year Middleport Hioh Scbool. nigbt 44 • 50. ·~11 ...,n., a va ..... a, r.,...n •• . , >e 6ottln.ut '''""'"' IN., M-1 Louint· power boat race, averaging 46.2 ~ Sunday at the seventh .. nnual - --- - - ton "VI . NtiW Yort; Clf;J, !'itiW 'l'ar.ll "\ h U S Sur f\ ng Ch ampKmsh1ps. . TAKEN TO HOSPITAL TO SIIOg -MlJ &ubturtpllo• rew 11 Delh!trtd bt m1 es per our. ·n ........ Rrli"' wtl•r• .naua1u• - JO .:.. u Wishnick piloting ''Broad Mark Martinson 18 of Long The llacine emergency - res· The Pomeroy Athletic Boost,., ....1u O.e ,.., IB ilfi,UIC)t at ' I ' • • • • , tbe Delli a..,uael offi"- ttUIII Ill• Jumper," completed the 180-l ~each woo the men's div1!llon cue umt took Maxme Shain, Ra- ers will meet at the Senior Hlgh :;'~::t."-:.... ~ mile race In three houn, 50 mi-1finals, and Joyce Hoffman, 18, cine, to Holzer hospital Satur- school .at ?:30 p. m. Tesday. ~ not n·allab ... ou montll aut nutes. with Don Aronow's boat· Capistrano Beach, captured the day a(ternoori where she was Films of the Logan .. Pomeroy ' ,....., - ...a. ' '0 110 1·lWS · b'Ull aecond. adm'1tted as a metli caI pBLU:Dt. "• CRilll wIU .,. '· ah own. ' 118 ...... "~" u.a fttM •• 111/U j women ' a "" wwe. Jn IT Play ..1 I 1-'ul'\u.-n.wt .,,.., attMDoo• ..~ """dn l"t) rtw~ Oblo Vall•• PubU.h'"~ compan 1 • un Mec:hllfth' at. Polll· I I I I 1twas RuggedWeekend For Ohio Gn·d Elevens I ?' · -- NEWEST PAINTS UTmque League I I 1 I I I I I Dry~ale I' 81 I By 16 tO 8 $~ G" . 27' IUT·UP Alf d ~ced ""I c lb. Letart Galli•a 'B' Shoot Program lnopectotl Gardner, SulherliDd (.), Rlclranllon (8), Fisbe' (18) ... . Sheldon PI'rates Take The ~ WP - I I ., 1 II -. Swift'• Premium - Te11der Orowft 1 H k led their teams to stunning and imporant victories. Johnson tossed a St. Louto record six touchdown passes to pace the Cardinals to 1 49-13 triumph over Cleveland and Bratkowki came oil the bench to guide Green Bay to a 20-17 victory over Baltimore. 128 . 1 Lachemann. 110-.1). 1 Jy Gambrell, Bobby Joe Conrad Nalioaal Leapre Steplrenaon, Cannizzaro (ID); · and threw three TD passes to !at add Jinskor Burdette, Short 15), WIICMii Sonny Randle. Jimmy Burson ; _l j National Lealue 161, Jackooo 110) and Carralol. and Jerry Stovall each pilfered St. L. 000 000 0011--- 0 5 1 WP-Jack.ion (1·1). LP - Fllbo. a pair of Frar>k Ryan aerials L.A. 100 000 OOx- 1 7 I er 18-23). HRS-Calllaoa Did), and the Cards turned three into By FRED DOWN.. livering at their peaks In !be Sadeckl, Washburn (8), Wood- Wine (5th). touchdowns. Ryan wbo guided UPI Sporil Wrilllr.. drive that has carried !be eshlck (81 and McCarver ;! the BroM!s to the NFL title Whether the Los Angeles Dodgers back Into a first-place Drysdale (22-121 and Torborg,l Mil 011 C\01 1100- S 7 l last year suffered a foot injury Dodgen win or lose !be Nation- t\e with the San Francisco Roseboro t9) . LP - S.F. 000 001100- S t t In the second stanza and .at 'I a\ Leaiue pennant, Don Dry.. Giants. Since Sept. 18 when the I Sadecki 18-141Fischer, Nllrera (7), Lema., IAOads Cowboy• out the rest of the game. dale and Sandy KoulaJ rate a Dodgero started their current ter (81, Osinski (8) ed ToiTtl Meredith led Dallas to a _7 Bratkowski out-Unitased Uni·secure name aroong the grea- nine- game wimring streak, (18 lnnlags) Maricbal, Murakami (8) Llrri; 27 trium over Washington Plum tas who completed only 14 of ' test pitching combinations In Drysdale hu allowed a total of Pitt 000 003 000 2-- 5 11 0 (9) and Haller. WP - Fischer direc~d Detroit to a lt-2a deci- 32 passes The "Brat" relieved ,. baseball hLStory. . three runs in three victories Chi 000 000 003 ().- 3 8 t \ (1\-6). LP - Mar!<hal 122-13), sion over Minnesota Brndle Starr in th ese<ond half when Well, for oae thing, 1 lake a, Wllh 46 vlciOrleB _between and Koufax has pitched two Cardwell. Schwall •9) and • HRS--01\ver IZOtlr), McCovey paced San Francisco' to a 27-17 last season'• top NFL passer thower now ~r, wbea 1 aeed !them, the Dodger flreballerl shutout! and been involved in Pagliaronl; Koonce , Hum- (39th ). riumph over Pittsburgh, Mun- left the game with an injury. Jt. have woo more games than .any/ no-decision start. phreys t?), Abernathy (9) and son piloted Los Angeles to a 30- Bratkowski connected on five of o~her . two-mao N.~. combma- . Never Better I Roznovsky. WP- Schall (8-6) . Cin 000 001100-- t t 1 win over Chicago and the nine attempt!!, including a tton sm~ Sal Maghe &.ru! Larry I The Dodger !lta~s were never LP-.Aber~athy (4·5). HR - Hou 000 100 ODS- 4 11 1 New York Giants edged Phi- garue-winning 37-yarder to Max Jansen ur 19>1 and are vrriuallyl better than durmg the past Paglraroru (16th) . Nux!Jall. McCool ,9) and Edo \adelphia !8-!4 McGee late in the last slaiWl. certam to . he_ the brggest-wm- weekend when Koufay fired a 2- wards; Bruce, Farrell (9) and G.-..n Bay recovered four Ba\nmg combmalion srnce Bucky 0 five-hitter at the St. Louis 1(10 lnotugs\ Bateman Adlesh (9\. WP-P'ar. 1 Waltel'l Johnson who passed for 383 tlmore miscues and Herb Adand Paul Derringer Cardinals Saturday night and i N. y _ 000 300 000 1- ! 9 2 re\1 (!t-il). LP-McCool (N) yards last week followed that derley 44 yards with un v.:on games for the l939 Ctnhurled a 1..0 five-hitter Phil 000 300 000 2- 5 10 2" HR-Harrison (1st). • up with 310 yards against the interception. Paul Hornung and cmnatJ, Reds. . agamst the Redbirds on Sun--·---' Browns and bit on 11 of 19 at- Jim Taylor were out of the What s ~ven more Important, day. Drysdale's victory vaulted · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - · tempts. He tossed scoring Green Bay Lineup because of ~0~.ever,_ LS that they are de- t~e Dodgers ~to a first-place aerial• to Willis Crenshaw. BIL- injuries. BY DALE ROTHGEB JR. , - t1e when the ~dwaukee Braves --Clyde Smith's !!-yard touch- I oowned the Gmnls 3-2. The Cin~'Emflf'~~ down interception run of a Jlm- 1 cmnat1 Reds ~ematned three WEEKEND FIGHT RESULTS my Gilmore pass in the second games out of first place when - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - By urrtttd Prm IntenraUooal period proved to be the dillerr they lost to the Houston Astros Saturday ence Saturday evening, as the 1 4-2. . MODESTO, Calif. (UPI) - North Gallia Pirates defeated • The Giants have three games Charlie Shipes 1!6 Loo Ange- the Gallipolis Blue Imps, 11\-6 in Iremamurg wrth the Cardinals It was 1 rugged weekend for fense blocked a punt to gain 1 Jes, outpointed' Ga;par Ortega, a mud battle at North Gallia_- , Dodfour Wlthh the Reds while 1 h. . 145 Mexic (l0) It was the Pirates• ttHrd . e ger:s ave 1hree with 0 O 10 teams that are usually the safety and went on to a D-0 v1c• tr - h . 1 . h Th1rteen year old John Tan- Ithe Reds and four w'th th • state·s powerh ouses, but t wo tory over t he Quant1co . Mar1nes . Suuday s a1g t wm or ating coac neh'\J f M1'dd leport will . cap- Braves.t The Reds nre in' 8 b ed . b p od I o 1 s~uads ~ontmued to surprise as sophomore John Flynn T?KYO (UPI). - Mltsunorl 8 0 enr · tain one of eight teams in a squeeze ' but at least are i t:e .their second consecutive picked off a pass .llnd set up a SekJ, 9• outpomted . ln a game marred with 17 unique men's table tennis position playing only two 129 VIctones. ! touc~down. ~~~)e arreon, • Phlllppmes · penalties, North Gallia drew league that will begin regular teams th~ have to catch. The real Jolter, of course, was \ av1er knocked off 1 Mid -, lint blood in the opening stan- play Friday night in Columbus. North Carolina's 14-3 upset at Amencan Conference team the\ ~~116.~~ I za when Roger Garrett caught Sponsored by the Columbus Columbus of Ohio State which I second game in a row, eking 1\ Gilmore in the end zone for tt Table Tennis rlub, 24M Clevewas opening Its !Ieason. Tar I past Miami, 29-28 at Oxford. safety. The two-point play fol- land-av. the league will be callH"Is scored a touchdown in the Quarterback Carro\1 Williams lowed a Pirate irterceytion on ed the Master League, and w\JI Major L<ague Resulll first period and yielded a a& clicked on 18 of '!1 passes for the 13 by Smith and the recovery include as team captains four By United Press loternational yard field goal by Bob Funk, 274 yards, setting three Xavier ; r of a fumble by !he visitors on : men players ranked in the top American League then held the Buckeyes In records in the proceos. 1 ! the to-yard stripe. 10 in Ohio and two junior play- Chi 000 000 32().- 5 8 0 check. Wittenberg, the perennial OhloJ I GalliJXtlis' lone threat in the 1en of state and national rank- N.Y. 000 300 000- 3 8 3 . _ Conlerence ehampion, romped initial frame ended on twa long I ing. Pizarro. Howard (61 . Fisher .IIAZIIf6 flEW ROUSE PAiflr Oh1o State, wh1ch takes on over Otterbein 27-6 in the Tigrncomplete passes from Gilmore 1 Ohio ranked men captaining <8) and Romano ; Ford (1>-13) W~shmgton on the west co~t 1 ers' opener to extend their to tailback Larn Thompson. low--man teams are John Spen- and Howard . WP - Howard thiS Saturday, went to the string to 30 games without 1 , J MASON - The ,!;n~a Are: I GAHS used a smgle wing of- cer. Bong Mo Lee and Richard 18-8) . HR-Ward (lOth). Acompletely new exterior house paintthat 1 Y with 3> passes in an effort to rloss and 32 in the eonference ·j aycees announ · fense_ r Evans. of Columbus, and Barry ' - • J lasts 50% longer and dries in minutes. overtake North Carolina. without a loss. ! shootmg educatwn program for . Rost, Cincinnati. I Minn 000 001 010- M 1 Bowling Green, picked to win youngsters between the 1ge. of . The P~rat"" struck the goa\- 1 Junior-a e Ia en leadi Wash Can be applied in damp or dry weather, 001 000 0011--- 1 8 0 the Mid-Americas Conference Kent State rebounded from 7 and 14. It w1\l be held at the ltne agam wtlh 9:05 remammg 1 t g F Pd YH K t (! d B Blister and peel resistant, 7 11 16 0 was tram led b West Ti xa' its upset loss to Xavier in ih Mason Youth Center starting ] in the second period on Jim : earns are re enry, •. ' . aa " • an . attey • P Y e s opener but stili had trouble in Saturday morning Oct 9 bea t'f 1 37 d 'de IColumbus. fourth ranked nation-' Richert (!!-Ill and Zimmer. Shows no brush marlts. Clean 1 Crace' State 34-0 The Falcons yielded ' ' ' · s u 1u -yar Sl · · ally in b nd 16 · 1 : four ~uchdowns in the •econd downing winless Dayllm, !4-6. Tbe program consists of 13 line run on a reverse handoll ! be oy; \ erU ~mg "·. • Fir brushes with soap and water, •al, uarter to the host The Golden Flashes took the lessons m which children start play. David Skidmore ran the 2.! mem r o t e · ..Jumor. st arne • ~·ho had downed Ohio B~~:~~~· lead on a 45-yard pass play )ate by learning the proper ways of point conversmn for an 8-0 lead.' tam t~hatl won the Canadian In- I ~~ OOOOtO 000010 OOxooo- 21 21 . - in the third period. handling guns and finish the Crace was inJured on the en- erna wna tournament over La- · 42 ty the prevmus week by 7-0. Akron went west and wall course by competing against suing kickoff and VIII!! carried • bor Day and . U. 5. 1 Terry, Bell McMahon (8) \ Ohio University moved up to trampled 41-0 by San Diego Dad and Mom ill a Dad and Lad from the field. ll was reported doubles champion rn Boyo on-land Roof; Lol~eh 114-9\ and play major power Maryland State before nearly 30,000 per- and Mom and daughter contest. that he suffered a broken leg . der 16, and Tannehill, U.S.\ Freehan. LP - Terry (!1-6). HR ~nd was handed its second Joss sons. The nearest the Zips got _The guns used_in .this course and will be lost the rest of the ! Boy~ under 14 champion tn 1965 -Brown r9th). , m as many games. 24-7. to !!coring was the Aztecs' two- wlll be target a1r rifles. This season. in smgles a~ doubles and Boys I Second Game 1 Unheralded Toledo scored Its yard line In the ..second quarter program will be under the strict The Pirates again forced Gal- ~ under 16 smgles champion 1ft Clt 203 002 ooo-7 12 second win in a row as the de- but a fumble ended the threat: ruleo of the Bend Area Jaycees , lipolis to go to the air game : the 11165 Canadian lnternsUon- Det 000 000 too- 1 2 1, Anyone mteres~ m thts. pro- which proved costly as Smith al tournament. Kelley r2..u1 and S1ms ; ~e- · gram should fill rn the regrstra- intercepted two pas,.. includgan, Holtgrave (4), Gladd1ru; [ tron blank below. Qaulifications illi his 15 yard TD c~tch t1), Marentette 191 and Su\liare boys and girls between the ' van. LP-Regan 11-5). 1m'! - j ages ol7 and 14 who reside in Both squads played 1 scoreWhitfield (24th!, Cash (30th!. the Mason • Hartford or New less, lllird perind but each had 1 Obi Colleg Scores Cal 000 000 01().- I 6 0 , Haven area. Registration blanks scoring drives that were halted. 8 Urrtte~ Prell•lntenra nat I Bait 000 000 002- % ! 0 • should be sent to Bend Area Jay- North Gallla through a Sk1d- 1 y Uo Brunet, R. Lee (81 and SaMaj~ League Standings Cincinnati at Los Angeles.. cees Mason, W. Va., c-o Jerry : more interception drove to the North Carolina I4 Ohio State 3 trlano McNally, Hall 191 and : WALL By Uniled Preso International night- Eihs (21-9) vs. Podres , Arnold by Oct. 5. eJght but were held on downs. Maryland 24 Oh1o U. 7 Brown. WP-Ha\1 (11-71. LPNalioaal League (6-6) or Reed (8-5). tlegistraUon Blank Coach Terry Hansley's eleven Xavier 29 Miami 28 1R. Lee 19-7). . W. L Pct. GB st. Louis at San FranciseoSbootln& Erlrrcalloa drove deep Into North Gallia Kent State 14 Dayton 1 San Francisco 91 64 .587 _ Stallard tll-7) vs. Spalm (7-l 6) Bend Area Jayce.. _ terntory on three strai~hl pass- Wooster 21 CarnegLe Teeh 15 BO! 000 001 0011--- 1 7 o· Los _Angeles 91 64 .>117 IOn\y gumes scheduled) I, . . . , _wiSh to . mg plays from Gilmoro to Washington & Jefferson 9 K.C. 000 100 !Ox- 2 6 o Cmcmnat1 88 67 .568 3 TUesday's Games par_tlclpate In the shootmg edu- 1Thompson but the drives died John Carroll 3 Bennett 15-6) and Ryan, TiliHere's a new experience in Latex wall beauty Pltsburgh 86 71 .>48 6 Pittsburgh at New York night callon program to he held at the . on clipping penalties. ~ Thiel 23 Case Tech 7 mao (8); Sh•Jdon, Aker 18) and Milwaukee 83 72 .!35 8 !Chicago at Philadelphia: night Mason Youth Cente.' Oct. ~. I GAHS hit the scoreboard wilh jMarietta 21 Susquehanna 7 -~---- ---~- - - ' ,-LUCO.LUXURY. The most beautiful wall Philadelphia 81 74 ,;23 10 . Milwaukee at Houston night i 19651:57 leflm the !mal otanza on Earlham 25 Kenyon 0 Western Ill., 44 Eastern Mich 71 · llackground ever created. In hundreds of § ' St. . Louis 7> 79 .!81 1!12 Cincinnati at Los Ang~les night Signed a 37-yard gallop over left end Capital 35 Mt. Union 7 Defiance 33 Adnan 15 personalized colors. Slips easily Ch1cago 70 86 .449 21'/o St. Louis at San Francisco, AddreSI by Thompson. He also ran the Hiram 2!i Oberlm 13 St. Norbert 27 Hillsdale 21 \ Houston 63 ~2 .406 28 night Ph{)ne ·-:- . extra po~ts . as the game ended Northwood _14 .central State 13 St. John's, Minn. 48 MacAistr 0 onto walls by brush or roller. New York 49 108 .312 U 1 Amelicaa IAague Parent or Guard1ao 11gnature 1~. Statistic·wise, North Gal- Alma 14 Wilmmgton 0 Washburn 7 Central Mo., 1 tiel Equipment rinses clean in water. . Sunday'• Results w. L. Pet. GB Ira oulrushed the Blue Imp!Jo Bethany 30 Western Reserve 7 SW., Kans. 12 Friends 7 Philadelphia I New York 4, 10 •-Minnesota 1!3 to 7!. Gallipolis, on the other! Muskmgum 8 Baldwm-Wallace 0 No. Dak. St. 20 St CL of Iowa 7 99 58 _631 . .. AIR RACES mnmgs . Baltimore _ LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP() bond, clicked on 4 of 11 pass., Ashland 7 He1delherg _7 (tre) N.W. Mo. St. 28 Peru st. 18 90 64 584 711 Pittsburgh 5 Chieago 1, 10 In- Chicago Evnsvll 23 SE. Mo., St 6 91 66 .580 8 Chuck _Lyford, Seattle, Wash., for 75 yards whilt the Pirates Ohro North~m 17 Alb10n 6 mngs _ . Detroit .54& flew bra PSI Musta"'-' at an were 0 for eight. Wittenberg 27 Otterbern i Dak Wsl)'ll u. 4&, So st col o 86 71 13 Houston 4 Curcmnati % Cleveland average speed of 392 fnlle. an _ Blullton 18 w .. tmr 13 Sioux Falls Col 8 83 73 532 1511 Milwaukee 3 San Francisco I New York 75 83 2412 hour Sunday to win the Paul North Gallra had eight first Gl-and Rapids JWLior I Drake 17 So Dakota Unlv. 0 Los Angeles I St. Louts 0 California 73 85 .462 26\1 Mantz Trophy race llld $2850 downs. GAHS had "'· The Pir- Findlay 35 Waynesburg 7 Augstn 14 So Oak st 14 (Tie) Monday's Prohalrlo Pltcben Washington trl 89 .4211 31\1 rn prrze money at !be Las Vo- otes rntercepted srx pa""· Toledo 9 Quantico o Black Hills st col 7 Horn col 0 Chicago at Philadelphia night Boston 6t f1l .386 381> gas lnternatronal All' Races. three by Smrth; two by Skrd- Sau Diego !I Akron I No. St. Col 7 Gen Bed! St col 0 ..The Deportment Store of Building Since 1915" -Jackson (13-20) vo. Blllllling Kanaas City 58 f1l .374 40 Lyford fought I wing to wing more and one by Garrett. West Texao Sate 34 Yankton Col 39 N.W. of Iowa 71 Pomeroy, 0. (18-81 J-<lincbed pennant duel wrth Darryl Greenamyer GAHS ""' asaesaect 7! yards !' Bowlmg Green 0 Nebraska Wesleyan 17 Dana 7 1 Phones WY 2-3193-WY 2-3679 Milwaukee at Houston night Sanda.y's Results of Van Nuys, Calif., before In penalties while 50 yards were 1Moorehead 12 Youngstown t Midland 20 Concordia 7 -Bia•ingame (18-10) vs. Dlerk- Chicago 5 New York 3 Greenaruyer's Bearcat deve- walked off against\ the host 1Def1ance 33, Adrian Ia er (7-6). Minnesota 2 Washington 1 loped engine trouble and he team. 1 MIDWEST __ _ was foreod down after oright Coach Penrnd now prepares N.C. 14 Ohto St. l By JEFF MYERS.. UPI Sporto Writer . . Charley Joh"*"n and Zeke llratkowski jusl naturally try ltirrder becau81 they'"' rated in lle No. 2 echelon behind Johnfly Unitas, Bart Starr ond Co. Ignored rn all-star ballotrng Ju\inson who led the National FootbaU League In three passing ~ategories last season usually rs grouped along with other toplhght but underrated quarterbacks such as son Meredith John Brodie, Mil Plum and Bill Munson. Their feats arealmost always overshadowed ~y the ~rformances of the ''big name star~. ~raktowskr who has played '' ond-lrddle to srgnal-callers on three teams has backed up Green Bay's Starr for the post two seasons. Bratkowski at tempted 36 passea la!it year and completed 19. But the No. 2 echelon men turned the tables Sunday and Pickaway County, was crushed to~, _~. London, Ma~met and to death after he fell off a tract- Winfield dams were on the DaDY_Sentlnel, l'omertJY·Middleport, O:.____tept. If, liBH Back D0 d'lJ'e rs 0 0 n 'J10 n l•n 7\f TT.1...J J:' ALL STAR!! Lards Maul Browns 49-13 ~- - - MtmiAL c&wlrl I -I .Tles4af• or a newer car if you need It ••• aad lilt us help. 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Pacific 13 Wooster 21 Carnegie Tech 15 Earlham 2& Kenyon o Alma 14 Wilmington o Muskrrgum 8 Bldwn-Wallace 0 Ashland 7 Heidelberg 7 ITie) Ohio Northern 17 Albion 1 Wittenberg Z1 Otterbein 1 •'Indhty 35 Wayneshura 7 Toledo I QuaoliCG llarlDel t To us. dlitiliiG a safe and nllll*l car i s - •ougll. •Z&to•zooo PECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY .... lnr -ks'dliO.Mtoa. 300 W. s.:a.l St.- WYIAdaaitl 2-2lll, l'ollllllOf NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO .12 NOON DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. �- ·· . - ·- -- - ........ ,.. . _ _ _,.,. _...___........ . . ·' ' '" ... - ·' ... ~ ..... -. . . - - .. - ~ 1 .. • • I Mr. Paul Evans, Stlversvllle, Bradford, Mrs. Marg>ret Houd· 8 et 40 Salo Mf't 112 was held recently at lilt showing those for the two-week IMr. and Mrs. Paul Ours and•ashelt, Mrs. Helen Younce,f · · • n mobile home of Mrs. Dorothy period ending Sept. !8, 1965 and lwo children, Mr. and Mrs. May.! Mrs. Lavinia Simpson and Miss In Mob1le Home Hecker South Second St., GalSept. 19, 1964, and for tho fis· wood Johnston, local, and I Edith Hayman. The September meetin& of the llpolis. cal years starting July l, 1965 Mrs. Polly Pack and children,' Mrs. Clark Jividen, accom.l Gallia County 8 et 40 Salon No. Mrs. Gladys Cwnln81, chaand July l, 1904 follows : Ath· Racine Route. Ipanled by her son·ln·law, Mr. I peau, presided and opened the ' ens - $12,520.96, $8,827 .57, $70,. ' . ~· I Mr. and Mrs. Raymond! Otis McClintock, len Monday iPa., after a visit with Mrs. meeting .In ritualistic form. II , 397 82, 158,831 08. Gallia - $8,- . Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre VIS· Kem are moving to :he Brad-,for Akron, called there by the 1Ethel Wheeler. , was announced that dues for the John D. Herbert, Treasurer Athens _ $23,379.12, 122.062.· 541.92, $5,658.00, $35,967.98, $36,· 1ted her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ford place vacated by Mr. and, trng1c death of relatives .tn Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle new year are now belnl collect· of State, reports that sales ta• ~ 30, 1154 ,836.20, $U2,t 16 3, . 288.82. Hocking -$4,555.!7, $4,· Chnt Johnson, Portland and her ~ Mrs. Gary Van Meter and fam. an automobile ace1dent while spent Fri<l/ly at Parkersburg, ed. A communication was read collections for the two • week, Gallia- $16,272.57, $10,877.71, ' 213.73, $31,163.32, n7,957.09. Sisler, Mr. and Mrs. B•lly l ily. on vacation In Canada. W. Va. from Mrs. L. G. Marchi, a mem· period ending Sept. 18, were up $55,225.26, $69,958.88. Jackson - ll4,!r79.1!2, no l•gure, Combs and Larry from Cleve· Mrs . Doris Dalley and chHd· Mrs. Hazel Carnahan and , Miss Belly Gillilan employ.l ber who Is vl!lting In Italy. Remore than $1.6 million or 17.5[ Hocking - $12,993.16, $10,854.· $50,177.35, $47,446.86. Lawrence land at the Johnson home • re- ren visited her sister-in-law,' Mt" Frances Foster spent the!ed in Columbus spent the week lresbments were served by the per cent over the collection ior 83. $51!,610.80, $'~,645.24. - $16,092.43, $8,919.91, $85,425.· cent Saturday evemng. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Glen Baker and weekend wtth Mrs. Loe Tisdale: end with her inuther, Mrs. hdlltess during the soclal hour. the same period tast year. A- 1 Jacksoo- $16,562.50, $12,13&- 87. $8!, 979·81. Meigs- $5,948.· .Mrs. Judy Br~ce 0~rRa~n' l lamily near Tuppers Plains. at Buckeye Lake. , Della Gillllan. , 057 192 48 78 8 72 32 14 among ten southeastern COW> .32, $72,956.911, $91,818.72. • • · • 1.'1!,7! · • • ·• :lied l~er pare ls, d ~~ 'Ind Mrs. Annie Icenhower, Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. AI Crow and • Mrs. Alberta Northstine of' ties Gallia and Jackson coun- Lawrence - 124,641.51, $21,.' 77· Pike - $3, 389·26 • $3,0>B.OO.I rs. Ole Sayre an •my. [Mary Kerns and M". Doris ,children N•ncy and Becky and Columbus spent a Sunday wlthl 8 9 ties' showed the greatest gain 894.39, $113,653.03, $154,425.04. ;;s. Dalley were at Middleport on Mr. Swart visited with her brother-in·law and sister, All of lhe southeastern OhiO Me1gs - 7,lll 77, $6,249.80, 189114 · Se.' t _' 111 •882 92 • 116·.' Hubbard and family of Syra-1 Wednesday. . !r~ends and relatiVes at Wash·!Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb. 1 ~::,·,::::~K.!.t~:".::'l'.re.":',!: counties showed gains over lasl t $38,457.2~ $56,645.37. 1 · · 10 0 'I tl , Mrs. Goldte Clendenin Is at lngton, Pa., a recent weekend. . rrom.$ooea,11mt...!J.rn&g_oratet!.lar • • • . f I Pi'· _ , ., 313.24, 1117,434.9!1, $111,453.37. , cuse reeen y. : Mei8s General Hospital. Mr Albert Lath~ and Mr. I Miss Irts McKay of Bashan, ~·;.~-,.:or ,.'11:"1':.; 1 3 006.20• ~. 458 44 , v· t yearw1 th th eeKcepttono 1Jaw· ~~.e "'' $2 12651 , 14 I · •J spent the k d 'th M ' 11'-..taohN.Il&Dt&ebMandtlllotdtired 1129071 Ros d v· t 0 I $22m 67 '''5 400 84 ' '"on- ' ' • ' ' .... , Rev and Mrs. John Busch ! -Mrs. May Johnston Iand Mrs. Danny Lathey and ' ~nd Mrs Edward wee en Wl r. , onm renee, san mon. ny , , . , .,. , . . lt6726 $1530395 ' . Slm""'D and• ....u,.,...,,.. Athens is ahead or last vear's Ross - sao 145.51 $35,839.67, , ' ' . ' visited Mr. and Mrs. Dwight! baby of Lancaster visited Mr. tt ded' th f00tb II ,...,. t' '"'""' lnitaU......... · ' ' ' H d d M , ndM FedCdl Sal d a en e a games a , ""''"'"""""'*'"" .... ·"" fiscal year figures. $154.702.69, $2110,901.15. : -' oback of Rolan us an r. ~ 'a rs. r a e . ur ay. Racine and Pomeroy : , , _ •• . . . _ ,.. The figures showing the co]. Scioto - $39,870.82, $39,735.~1 ' and Mrs. Henry DaviS of Che· : Mr. and Mf'. Ronn•.e Mc·il;~~:;;.::.-,;;__::.,_.;;,_::;_;_~ ,;: · -;;;-~:.,........- - - - - - - - - - - - - ; lectlons for the two-week per· 67, $203.336 78. $258.158 36. 1 shire. : Dade and children, Cns and lnd ending Sept. 18, 1965. and Vinton - $831.84, $1,145.47, i Mr. and Mrs. l!:arnest Brew·i 1.; • Mandy of Athens viSited h~ l Sept. 19, 1904. and for the fiS· I $13.526.:!0, $15.782.31. er and Mrs. Emma Johnson or; ' ,f!f"~ : parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wllhel cal years starting July 1, t965. Collections of motor vehicle, ' CWS , Racine Route visited Rev. and 1 : Dav"v~d her sister, Mr. a~ and July 1, 1964 follnw . housetrailer and use taxes in ' Mrs. John Busch S d Sci e 1 Mrsk. Jdctor Wolle durmg '-· . , . - : Mr. and Mrs. Waid Hayman · The Boos 1er. u? ay 100 , wee en • . . By Mrs. A. H. Ba1ley of R . , v· siled Mr and Mrs class nad a SIX o clock potluck : Mr. ond Mrs. Brian SimP" 1 Mrs. Maxie Wallace and , A 1. acWJ,Je t 1 · I:r;upper preceding the meeting : son and Li:~a of Woodsfield spent • • grandson, Wayne Allen Acketl l nees. l'fhursday evening, Sept. 16 at the weekend with relatives and l or Sl. Petersburg, Fla. spent a, Mr. and Mrs. Arlie West vis- he Baptist Church. Maggie ' attended the Badaley reumon at. Sunday night and Monday with ited their son, Mr. and Mrs. Sham, de•·ot;unat ieader read j Forked Run Lake. Included Mrs. A. H. Bailey. Murrell wes of Ravenswuoct, !2 Cor. 5: 17-21 for the scripture. 1 mong Qthei ::; attending the rcun.! Mr. and Mrs. Carl Offutt al-' W. va. :She had readings for members , ion were Mr. and Mrs. Chester1 tended a picnic at Mt. Zion 1 Mr. Wayne Hoback rell and , on the theme, Divine Forgive- Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Albert[ Park m West Virginia recently. injured his shoulder and lS in ' ness and prayer by Marte l Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Orr spent Holzer Hospital Gallipolis :Roush Program closed with lit·1Hill and children. j a recent Sunda>' with Mr. and Mrs. Louise 'van Meter and i ~ny on Psal~ ~3 and singing! Mrs. Marga~et Hou~ashelt 111-l 1Mrs. Wayne Orr of Parkersburg. Nicki were overnight gu~t~ of 1·My J• nyer . CJara Powel~·l tend~d a fam1ly reumon at Old Mrs. _Ralph Trussell an~ Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Johnston • presJdc~t was m charge of bus1-IMans Cave, Sunday. ] Mod1l WDA <.S 1 Pete Kukhart were at Hillcrest and family of Minersville route. , ne~s .. 1 hf' class ,gave $25 ~o the ] Mrs. Mae Crawford re.turned 4 CO!i:trS We'll prepare your ready mixed conRrst home at Athens to see Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre and butldmg fund. Next_m~tmg ts 1to her ~o~e__a~ ~~~. ~r1ghton, f or whitt I son Ollie, Jr .. visited Mr. Dale at lhe home or Isabel Simpson, ' I Mr. lido Caldwell. crete order to your specifications, and deUver Mr and Mrs Perry Orr of[ Sa ' Ra . R t i Those prestnt were Helen Colu~bus were. recent supper 1 ~re , dcm~ o~e. y t . Simpson, Vera Bee~le Isabel 1 it anywhere Ill town, all ready to pour. Call 8 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clmt iM r. danM rsE.d alive f Lo "' . Simpson, Clara Powell. JJ:anche FINISHING r. an rs. ge o ng . s M · Sh M · today . . our service Is prompt and our prtce1 Orr Sunday. . 'Bottom Mona Richie of Port~~ rf'cnr~~. O'lg~: ~lin, ' ar_Je Our beat quality . Mrs Lola ~arden JS spend· 'ltand a~d Mr. and Mrs. Jewel I Roy, h redltaM. Jm~sonG, . Mane are the lowest possible! Mrvlce mg a week w1th Mr. and Mrs. St f M A th .t d ..., ous an ar]one ,nmm. ' w1ll s d f E 1 R"d1 ory o c r ur VISI e .nr. , tam doMr en °W. kagGe d ge.f l and Mrs. Orville Rhodes, Milo: Those attending the district : 1 DAY SERVICE Mr. an rs. d1c an ee A ~. •I"mg and \\Oi . .·l .'· ·,' ·'~~ or the t N' and Gary. met . ON REQUEST C d g on ca 11 e on rs. · 1 ar m_ Porlsrr.outh Dlst.nct at Forest Miss Nancy Pickens of Le-, Run ~lelt.odiSt c:-.ur ,·h at an Phone WY 2-3284 [. H. Ba•ley Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trus· , lart, were overnight guests ol lall day metting were .\Irs. H. ! <ell of MI. Vernon spenl a week ! Miss Karen Johnston . , L. McDaniel, Mrs. Mina Lewts. ! Page Street Middleport .utomatic Solk cycle ideal for diapers, jeans. :· end w•th Mr. and Mrs. Stanley I Mrs. Garnet Johnston visited . M S b'l "'I !I• C 'II l,C~Ie~e~n~e~n;,.,.,.,~Po""'me""'ro,;y;.!'. t .,...,...,...,...,...,...,,.,...,...,,.,.,..,..,...,...,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,,.t Tr rs. y 1 1ul es, \ 1~. r. • Patented Deep Action agitator creates jet currents 11 usse. · her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edd - - · - - ---.-·-·-·· ---- · to help remove heaviest soil! Mr Grover White and daugh- 1Bush. , . · ter, Doris, called on Mr. an~ . . . : • Jet--Away rinsing "jets" 1 ~ Mr s. Ora White and Linda of Mrs. MaUle Teaford and chll·l away lint and scum, Spins 1 Carmel Sunday. i dren visited Mrs. Garnt>r John- , clothes extra dry. Mrs. A. H. Bailey spent a 1ston and family rerenfly 1 • 4 water temperatura EVEN LESS WITH recent Sunday with Mr. and1 Mrs. Anna Healey, Mr. and choices for correct IMrs. Russell Bailey and daught- Mrs. Charles Carroll were in TRADE INI washing. ' ers of Flatwoods. , Gallipolis Saturday. ~.fr . and ' • Jet·Simple mechan isml Grover White and Doris, Mn .• Mrs. Leonard Courson and son I W1lma Ballllrd and chlldren i Bruce and daughter Becky, fast [ spent Sunday .venll'g with Mr. Liverpool spent the week· Iand Mrs. Wateman Wh1te, Keno. ! end witn Mr. and Mrs Clwr· l : Mr. and Mrs. CAl Orr and Mr . les Carroll nnd fami ly and vls-1 and Mrs. Billy Orr and son~ ited Mr. R11bert Ours and Mrs .. MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1~<1\led on Clint Orr and fwn i!y Mac Van Meter and daughfer, rerently. I Ruby. 1-DIUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 27, 1965 the southeastern Ohio counties Gallia,'Jackson Show . t SaIes Tax Gam• RIgges Old Town FlatS N Society otes . 1 I I ~ I \ WOMEII omll I:·;: ·~j ~:·:: ;9 5~·:1 hl~r;ls~e~~ a::Y~r;••g:;: Ja~es I'!tAJ!.~!-!,~~0~ r I sOCiety . N New! FRIGIDAIRE Soak cycle Washer at abudget price! 3 .... Racine Bashan •.,.':.':: ·-In.,.,.,.,, ,.,"''"..'o_oa.JOitbr r ft y N'otes 1 I •·i I I I I SH1RT • 1 GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. 1 b Ro inson's I 1 1 BAKER FURNITURE ' 'f 1 I Ray Ours called on ~1r. 1 IJoeMr.Cozart Sunday murn.nt, Mrs. Lizzie Faulkner is in Columbu~ visiting re-latives Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Shockey and son, Silverton, W. Vn, v,s• ited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lehew and family. Their son, Steve, stayed until Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lehew and fam1ly . Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Ables and family Visited Mr. and Mrs Frank Ables of Ravens~ wood a recent Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Autherson went to Lowell and visited their son. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Au- 1 therson Sunday Mrs. Stella Cozart remains the same Mrs. Doris Dailey and ch!Jd.l ren visited Mr. and Mrs. Gene ! Congo and family. Mr~. Hazel Congo, Mr and Mrs. Bobby .Joe Wolf and fami· l ly of Racme Houle, Kathy , Cris· 1 ty and Carroll Ann Dailey, Mr. 1and Mrs. Roy Arrr \ ; of Miners1 vtlle called· on Mr. and Mr~ Maywood Johnston I -... y'' . . .z-~ •' I Mr. and Mrs Orner Dailey, Helen Jeffers of Syracuse, ~rs . Janice Smith and Mrs Doris Daile~· and children called I on Mr. 3nd Mrs. Homer Jcen· hower. ' I Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ice•·l I howcr received word that their , granddaughter, Miss Donna Jeffers of Syracuse underwent sur-I gery at the hospital and is r.,. covering satisfactorily. , Mr. and Mrs Clyde Win••. I Sr. vtsrted their daughter, Mr 1 1and Mrs. Dave Grueser 1utd 1 fam1ly of Pomeroy Sundav . 1 Their daughter. Kathleen Holt.I er of Coolville visited with her : I sister, Mrs. Grueser . . 1 Kathy, Christy and Carol Ann Dailey visited Mr. and Mrs. I Homer Icenhower recently. : j Ronnie Dailey v1sited Mr I and Mrs Ray Dailey Saturday1 Iafternoon. 1 ! Rf'rent visitors of Mr I Mrs. Leo Dailey and ramily n1eluded Mr. and Mrs Johnny I ' Brown and Iami ly or Oak Hill, Mr . and Mrs. Gene War~ ' and children, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ables, Mr. and Mrs 1Raymond Kerns, Mr. Okey ' Pack, Mr. and Mrs. Homer fcenhower, M.r. and Mrs. Thea. dore Coppick and chidren of Reynoldsburg, Pa., Mrs. Barba· i ra Connelly, Mr. Eddy Toylorl • and Mr. Wilmer Blaclr, local, l I. I Capitol Comment, Events l."i--- University's I t I ° " Rocket.c;" this wee kend in a major Mid·Amencan Conference game Huntington, West Virginia And your Holiday Inn 111 "Weeke n~ · Packrlge· For·Two" includes two reserved seats for the 8:00 P.M kick·off Satnr· day mght. For a wond•·rful change of pac·e, spend thi s 11·e<·kend at Hun· tington's Holiday Inn! EVERY GOOD WIFE DESERVES AT LEAST TWO WEEKS AT HOLIDAY rrm1 THREE DAYS AND TWO NIGHTS Cht.>ck in an ytime Fwlay - fh•pa rt Sunda}'. Your "Holiday Inn Ho\id Hy '' inrludes a beau· tifuJly.furnished room, "lwm 'n egg·• break· fa.st Saturday and Sunday mornmg. a fabulous 8-course gourmet dinner by candlelight Satur- FOR TWO! day and two rese rved ~Wal~; to the Man:;hall· Toledo football game. ONLY ·*oehga'\ ~~ U.S. Routt 60, Huntington, W.Va. Tel 304-529-1331 M1il your nHrntlon today, accompenied by $10.00 deposit, to Football W•~kend, Holiday Inn, P. 0. lox 2318, Huntington, Wttt Vlrtlnl•, 25724. $300 1 I MANAGER'S WEEK 1 unarguably good collaboration of pals to us. But in the present 1 the he_lp m the Russians aE!ainst! lh~~gl:n l~~u~~e~h~ 1tr~:n. sen: than J~st good old pals. Even between Washmgton and Mns· world the true core of the war· ·he Chmese madness, we should ' d d m her school days she was the 1 . cow since World War II that I making virus 1s in another fel· lbe fools lo reject ils irnplica· co_mphiCaldrLlons chan an bery friendly type. Dam 1t - 1 - -· - tlons - and equally fools to ~ur m c 1 . en w 0 are over can't even manage to be glamsuppose that all now was auto· 5• and ac~r~mg to one very ab~ orous for ONE man and ma;icatly well in this best ollie pe~latriCian. the danger of juggles three! When I put on • all po.o;;s1ble worlds. oomp_lcatJons de_pends on t_he . the femme fatale act for my ]seventy of the dtsease m a giv· husband a small voice always The Pomeroy ''B'' Panthers last week while not playing footen ep1demtc ~at_her than on the 1spoils it ~Jih "Mome-e--e, l wanscore two touchdowns m the 1 ball, h1t on s1x of 13 passes for ,age or the vwt1ms. If I had a na drinka water" second period Saturday nigh! 103 yards 1 Ich1id who was over 5 and who · and defeated the Southwestern ' Coach Pat W01her s eleven 0Splt e\\'S had not bad measles I would Highlandets, 12·0 ' aI"' outrusbed the Panthers 1451 ' certamly want him to have the Halfback M1ke Wright climax.1to 104, Halfbacks Russ M11Jer --~ protectiOn alluded by the vac- 1 ed a 51-yard scoring driVe for and Howard Shnver picke<i-up Entered Hospilal cme. the fist touchdown and run. most of that yardage. Mrs. Hilda v. Oiler, 21 Gallia back Charles Hysell g?llnped Southwestern's forward wall St. ; Mrs. Gilbert Craig, 717· Q - My 5-year-old daughter ! over from the ll·yard hne for or Gene Hall, Don Farney, Th~rd Ave.: Mrs. Andrew 1l. ;,.s flat ieee and is kwJOk·kneed. l the !mal score. Jimmy Walker. Redgie C1llhoon 1 Byus. 450'" Spruce St ; Mrs.I Can thiS be corrected' . Mr and Mrs. Hobert Shields The Hl~hlanders behind the and Woody Carter turned in fine Ernest H Holcomb,I A - A moderate degree of I of EustJs Flonda, spent the passing of freshman quarter· defens1ve performancefi, accord· F.wmgton; Jame~ H. Crace, Jr ,Iflatfoot is usually no handicap ' weekend here wilh Mr. and back Keith Carter drove deeo ing to We1her. Vmfon; Mrs. John J. Smith, Pt.]but in those children m whom Mrs Leonard McGill His fa· , into Panther territory tw1ce but Sohthwe~fern w11l host the 1Pleasanl; Sydney P. Harless, :it is a handicap special ortho· 11ther, Pearl Shields who fumbled with the alert Meigsj GAHS "B" tesm Satnrday eve·' Langsville: Mrs. Ralph D. Shain pedic shoes may be required. lleen makmg hiS home Countians recovering. 1 Rt. 2 Racine ; Mrs. NealL. Jef· Such s_hoes should never be , the MeG ills, returned to Flon· 1ning. Carl"'r. playing for the ailing BY QUARTERS · fers, Dexter; Mrs. Chester L. ~ wllh~ut also usmg correc~ ~ da wtth hts qm . Soulhwestern signal caller, Steve Pomeroy o 12 oo_ Sininger, The Plarns: Mrs. Ron- tive exercises to slrenglhe~ the Mr. and M1s. J. S. Dav1s al· Elliott, who injured his knee Southwestern wlll host aid D. Toland, Rt. 2 South Web- arches. The best exerc1se 1s to Itended the funeral of her aunt, . ~ ster; Mrs James H. Adkins Oak have your. daughter r ick up I Mrs. Cora Benson at Columbus I Hill; zuder L Tuggle, Willau. marbles w1th her toes. recently . ghby: Harry S. Wittman.! Flat feet and knock-knees of- Mr a~d Mrs.ll John RICe tahnd ' Jackson Mrs Richard L Wea· t to th nd . . son of Zanesvl e spent e ' · · · en 8° ge er a are an CvJ- weekend here wilh h1s p-arents ver, Rt. l Buffalo, W Va .: Cly- ldence of poor muscular devel· M d M w11mer ,,.,. '" an rs. de A. L.mton, Coa Iton: Or vt'II e' opment The best results from J r. h h · t hl L. Baron, Rt. 2 McArthur : Neal corrective exercles are obtain· odn . as quit. eac4 Hng sctkmot T H h C an 1s superv1smg . war . ump rey , . Rock am p; ed wtJen they _are started be- Muskmgum county. Normal J. LewiS, Ironton ; Mrs fore the child IS 3 It may be [ M d 'I Bl · Ott" B S W V 1 r. an ~~ rs. am tee ra~non, penc~r, . a necessary for your daughter to went to New Martinsville, w. Mrs. Phillip D. Colhns, Well· We<Jr leg braces for a wh1ie or IVa. and brought his mother, ston; Marshall Gr1ff1th, front on; to have an operation to crrect , Mrs. zona Tavlor back with Mrs. Thomas It Miller, Wei\. the defo;m.ity, depending on how ' th(•m. She Will enter Camden stan. severe It IS . Clark Hospit'al for an eye oper· Births ation. I 1 VARIED HABITAT " d ' ·! F d Cl k d Mrs Darrell R Km" Gr 1 mm~ Earthworms lflf. an If rs. re ar an can be found ch1ld ren, p omeroy, vts1 · 'ted th etr · 'l Landmg w va son' 12 .44 8 1. • ·. · · · m mud 180 feet below the son Mr. and Mrs. Alva Clark m. Saturday, Mrs. T'homno;; H j surfaces of Jakes in moss on d f ·1 Miller, Wellston, daughter, rocks ~bove 0'""'... 'tree lmes ,·n an\! . . r.am•dy.M an rs. Jo hn Torrence I l d S a.m. the H•malaya!· and at a height an d gran dd aug hter of co1urn bus wa a urRl ay1: BMrs. If 1R~rhard W • ver, · u • o, of 1.1,810 feet in the Andes, ac- 1and Mr. and Mrs. Flovd Mal· so~. _10 ·45 3 ·~· Sat~rday ; Mr~ cording to the Encyclopa~~lack of Parkersbllrg a! Myrtle I AND BATTERIES AT ALL TIMES Phillip D. Colhns, \\ellston, Britanmca. 1Frost's Salurda . U4 p m. Saturday; Mrs . Y aid D. Toland, Rl 2 Soulh A representative will be in our store one ster, daughter. 7:24 p.m Sm1da) day each month. Mrs. Ernest W. Holcomb, ington, son. 8·10 p m. Sunday. Discharged :S ° 1 sw Defeated12-0 Saturday H • aJ N I Tuppers Plru.'ns Social Events 1 - - · cooktng the second you turn It o n . . . and stnps the mstant you turn 11 off No overcooki ng. Gas Burners · wtth·a - Bra1n even ad just automa!lcatly. And you get so many other cook1ng help s. Smoke· lP'i5 bro1linq Programmed Cookmg tnd ude s a Keep-Wa rm oven sett1ng that keeps roast s and casseroles p1pmg hot un11l serv1nq time Gas ranges are style leaders. too-des1gned to set the dilco r for today·s sma rt kitchens Why not please your famtiy 1 '1[ and yourself I Ask your dealer to show you how - · · - --· ·---------------....:.------iiiiiii=----------. ON SEPTEMBER 29 WEDNESDAY FROM 1 TO 5 P.M. Also $20 Off On Any Hearing Aid on This Day TRADE-INS ALSO TAKEN K MODERNIZE I Mrs Marilyn Church. Mr.•. . Everett W. Nibert, Mrs Edison l Bolen, Mrs. William B Miller, Mrs. Earl C. Bonecutter, Mrs Larry C. Wiley, Mrs. John P Clendenin, Mrs. Florence M I Trainer. Mrs. Rufus V. Dic'ken·ll son, Mrs William H Mrs L. Earl Chambers, Carl D 1 Miller, Mrs. Richard Davis, Mrs. Nora Harrell. Browning, Mrs James o"""•·'J I Mrs. Gordon Kendall. Mary R. McClure, John T. Mocm· .1 ey. John C. S1mpkins. L. Fouty, Conme S. Hughes, ry L. Foster, Mrs. Harry KrliUS,il Mrs. William L. Nelson. renee M Fowler. Mrs Lyle Poteet, William 0 . Taylor. Edgar Van lnwagen. Larry J Supple, John W. Neville, M". Wallace Blankenship, Charles E.: Lingerfelt, Miss Bessie M. Col·l lins, Mrs. Foster Champer. Zin· ' der L. Thggle, John H Robin· son, William H. Farley, Dr Rl· chard Richmond. Mrs. John !I I Hauldren and daughter, llrs Raymond W. Jones and da!Jgh· 1 ter. Frying Chickens BREASTS I CALL WY 2-3635 FOR APPOINTMENT AT STORE Associated Radio and Tel.evision / Harry MAIN ST. Miller, Owner POMEROY c lb. . SPECIAL FRESH -LEAN Ground \Chuck 59c , lb NEW CROP - SPECIAL SWEET JUICY Jonathan Apples~ 39c SPECIAL A&P HOMOGENIZED - Fresh Milk 2 69c Shortening Va got. ctns. WHITE BEAUTY BRAND SPECIAL MILD & MELLOW SPECIAL JANE PARKER - SPECIAL FRESH DAILY 24-or. 8 Inch Pit See Us For Your Remodeling Needs! • Formica Tops • Paneling • Ceiling Tile • Storm Doors & Windows • Kitchen Cabinet1 •Floor Tile PHONE lb. ENRICHED - SPECit.L V• LB. STICKS Margarine 5 79c l~b. FOREMAN &ABBOTT Middleport, Sharp Cheese 59c pkgs. • N. 2nd Ave. SPECIAL WISCONSIN AGED CHEDDAR NUTLEY - WY2-5321 HANNIBAL'S TRIP During his historic across the Alps about 200 B.t. Hannibal minimized food ply problems by relying raisins lor sustenance and ene,r- :1 &y, LEGS FRESH c lb. Drumstltk and Thigh 8-o'Clock c~b~~~E $1.88 39t Apple Pie I I . For cooking, Gao makes the big difference , .. costa leas, too I Effective Thru Wed, Sept. 29 1 I You"ll be surpr1sed how often th ey come back for seconds .. or even 1h1rds .. when you cook on a Gas range. That"s because Gas ranges turn out vour best dtshes to perfect1on. Only Gas starts At Your Friendly A&P ---------1 AND HEARING AID CLEANED FREE 1'm ''"" ..,, aot 11 GAS range,Mo111m,••• now JOU lUre to eoo•!' SPECIALS- ! YOUR HEARING CHECKED ' CASH ' 1 1 mw I AUDIVOX HEARING SERVICE ' o., Sept. 27, 1116'5-1 H•I•" Bottel ASSOCIATED RADIO i NOW HAS COMPLETE j 11 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, HELEN HELP US! SAYS ! I Toledo DOCTOR h1m one too. He's always de- mother always atteDded to the lighted. That's line. But when gift huyiq and be never aot it's my turn (Mother's Day, etc) the hang o1 iL P01181'ble he doe•· ~ he doesn't .ven lhlnk to r~ n't eveu realir.e you feel burt. By Wayne G. Brandlladt, by rocate. I keep telling my10if Men seldOJD undenlllt4 A mothec writes that that I should just forget InS much 'surprises" mean to woBy William S. White 1 lime •er ll·month-old son AIN'T NO JUSTICE Nut that I'd trade palces _ 1 special days, but I enjoy giving men and how forgotten they fe<>l WASHINGTON- Perhaps on· did Ute lob. Had the two giants low who is bad, indeed -Red ~~lle~ byb ~ mosq~to 0~ • waa probably born to be a hap- h•m gifts and helpiog the kids when they aren't surprieed · · · · ly a curmudgeon would cast not had identlcal needs and China. Thus in common sense Y ~ 1e swe s an I wenl to school with a girl I py wholesome wife · and • moth· pick out something. •Or how grateful they becor~ ~ 1corn upon the current hosanna- borne the responsibdihes of su· we and the Russians made at 1red It stays ~hat way for who, as they say, •·turned out 1 er. But why doe s she have lo I even try sending him to the when they are!-H. singing to che Umted Nations for perpowers, as they do, some· las!, in the gravest ol an pres. about a week. Smce. some . 1wrong" She's been mamed a \ l'terllly glow, wh1le I JUSt spul· store on an errand on MY days, THE BACKYARD FENCE brmging a cease • fire to the thJDg called the United Nations ent troubles, a common cause ~o~s are more sensttwe 1 ~0 couple or t1mes. but that never ter along? 'There am't no ;us- but he JUSt comes ~ack with OUr daughter who never ~ lndla•Paklstan conflict over the could no more have quenched And though pred1clions of Rus· sect biles than olher\ho •: stopped her. Now she's a high I tice' - GOOD- A~D TIRED what I asked for, nothmg more. uncolored margarine or sk . border area of Kashmir. Still, this blaze than could one's Aunt sian intentions are extremely nsl~ot surp~!smg, .~v~t ~- u flymg divorcee who laps up : Dear C and T.: How can I make my hus-band med cream off milk, annoum llimple candor requlres the point Nellie. ky , it is now even possible lo: mcrease sensl VI Yra ~he the booze, lives m b~:.rs , has been You sound like e1ghl ' realize that Jt's lovely to be th1s morning. ''The only w ' 1 1 0 to be made !hat thiS was only All thiS is ""'d not merely to oller a tomd forecast that the loccu; •f therch~d '~ 1 ffs nd l arrested for "drunk and disor.l Monday mornmg, w1lh 1remembered by someone you I like peas is fresh- right 0 nominally an achievement of the ralSe a sour note in tbe melody forced association between us ltop ayerldo 1t el s toh bat derlv conduct" (and brags a- school ru sh beatmg at [love't -Mr11. S.Y. of the box!" The pit of it all! · · hi b~ Io-I gets am• '"ec •on 10 e t 1e. bout· it ) thrO\'oS ' her self at ev- eardrums and Dear Mrs. S · Th'1s coIwnn IS · dedicated !... . Un1ted Nat1ons. of pra1se now ansmg from so on Indl a· Pak'1sIan m1g 1 It was really the achievement many. It 1s said both because lowed !Jy a progresstve 1sola- edT~Is chi:di shouldin~:Jr~e~ 1 : ery ma~ she sees, married or crowding 'm ! Subtlety Js almost always lost fanuly living, so if you're hav· ol the two great power centers there 15 an obligation to put the t1on of the mfecllon center, Ch•-11 t Y aJP; ~ an h' not and a lot of them catch Yup 11 DOES seem on husbands. If you want him mg k1d trouble or just plam of this earth, the United Stales Iflat racls on line and because na. end an Y at"ng 1 1 ~ 8 eep her I that b~r bunmes can stay to know how much you'd love trouble, let Helen help YOU. 1 0 and the Soviet Umon, headed by ,l those facts are in themselves What we need to do now IS lo1ub~t ertha mosqu . net. ofrthany About om:e 11 year we meet ht and still not run out to be remembered by someone She will also welcome your OWD · tant recognl•c that an opportunttyl . tes atoccurmsp1eo ese1 and Helen thiS • glow But look at It this . . what fries you love - tell hun' Perhaps amusmg expet!OilCell. Add· a man name d Johnson and a mcomp.rably mol'<! 1mpor 15 1 1 10 man named Kosygm 1than any presumed rebirth ex1sts, all the while remember· prelhcual tJOns ca amtnhe 1 d" me ' 1 lead a Simple wholeThe;'ve probably got a • he was raised in a family that ress Helen Bottel tn eare of 1 · . agen- ·mg t hat th~ ot her st d_e of the WI per cent p eno wou · , . . . . • It happened.' for th e llrst 1th e U N. as· an eff ectne be soohln The lotion should be some. pure fa1thful m11 med Ianty • expectancy" of Jgnored speCial days. Maybe his th1s newspaper. utne in the hJstory of the c~ld Icy for peace medal co11ld spell disil lusiOn. dabbed 0~ ll htly with absor- life. She caro~.;ses every mght. 10 more years before t.h•v'" war, that fundamental Russmn For the great, bottom truth We need to go fnrward w•th be 8 llo d d Yet SHE looks gorgeous rest- haDgard hangers-on wh1le · t t d t 1 h th · , h h rd d ld h d nt cotton and a we to ry. · • • ~ 1~: s :"thou~ own r~ ~ co- f ere ~s h ah Cl~c~~t~nces d ~~e ~ery a an "' ~n s, tes~- An omtment that contams hy· ed, not a day older, and is 10 Y'"rs, YOU wilt JUSt be -· ~ th o oo!~t es ,wane ~n orce tue m e ah es an e llngd evehory avenl ue t at tn18 t drocorhsone or an antihtsta· evidently havmg a ball ' while I tina: your second wmd - H. 00 en to e s ng or soun · Sovtet mon _toget er at one ea to _norabe easmg o~ cold mme wtll also relieve the 1 couldn't even stt at a bar af. ~ Dear Helen · est of reasons. Neither •.ide had critical pomt m a constructive war tensiOns with the Soviet 't h d h 1 ter m•dmght without fallmg oil 1 always thought that by setcosts less than 14t a day. You can havo any desire _to se~ a ~a]or war way ~hat 1s vastly wholes~'lle Un10_n but no for an instant fall· 1 c mg an promote ea mg. the stool _ from sleepmess, , ting a good. examp.le, others a year or longer to repay. Low month17 break out m As1a With t he and gtves vast promise for the •lng mto some sentimental pro · t 1 : you'd like lo mfluence 0 ld payments indude all charges. You oign strong po~sibility of eventually future , 1f only we can keep! Russiamsm Q - Why do doctor sadvlse no Iquor. sume the 5ame r w u 1 1 for it alone in strict confidence. Just phone l&mtmg the globe. And ne~ther steady m the middle of the new ' Winston Churchdl was twitted I measles vaccine for chtldren of Ev~ryt•m; see he~ : lhm~ haps m methodspa~~tl~! suiJ. lor any amount up to $2000. Jlde had any desire to see the mternational road that is now 1dur1ng World War II that hts all ages when a recent per1od1· of t ese commerc a 5 a 1 Y Communist Chinese promote open to us. The crucial thmg is' Bntain had become an ally of! cal says that the vaceme is bout former schoolmates who l e.v . . Ul"Y LOAN & Saviap Co...Near &Sfoar , . _ the1r destgn for war and chaos1that the Russians have now had Ia Bolshevtk regime wh1ch he Inot recommended for children meet - one dragged out and 'FE ~r~tu~e anh oc~asmn arJSes in As1a at large, as already they not only to recogmze but use- had once sa1d should have been over 5"' wao, the other blooming, ~ 1 ~- er s a~, ~s drrthday etc) 1 p~~h tha t des1gn m South V1et fully_ to act upon the pro.round 1 strangle_d at birth. He_ recant· A _ Wben measles vaccine ~s~OW it ISn't the soap 5 e pti~~: ~it, ~~da~he 8 ~i:~pro:N.~m. . reality that they share With us Ied. nothmg. ~ut, he s~ld , the first become available it was l 'iiii In the olflcml sense, of course, a profount. common need to pomt was sJmply thJs· Now n t d d f h"ldr Yes, she's having a ball. And 1.' H was th{' U. S that damped check the savage .Xt'ansion of~ Britain was fighting tor her life 0 recommen e or c 1 en she makes me feel like a bat' . . over the age of > because the l d ball t tte end of tiltS bla~e, and one does not REd Chma agamst H1tler ; and so he would rate of occurrences of compli- ~hre La -l a k l h t ld a grudge It some kudos. But in Thts does not mean that the welcome any ally including the . . c am. s wee s e o me . . • . . · I catwns accompanymg measles h had thre bo friends nd I the reaI world m whiCh all at Russians have become the best devil, If that ally was prepared . ld h ld h 1 s e e Y •• • last must live, it was the first [of good fellows and the dearest I to kill Nazis. Now that we have~~ 0 ~r c 1 ren 15h.~uc ~t by her, that's considerably more Mr.~. The "Big Green" of Marshall Umvcrs it y meets 1 0, SAVE CASH- PLUS PLAID STAM."S at A&PI ,, �--- . ......... ......... , ~ -~ ... --:-. . .. .. .. . - - .. . ' • . . ._____ ....... ............ . ··- -- ... - ~ o --~ - ..... -... - . . . ....... - .·~. .. --- - ... - ....... . - - - _.. . . -- ... - . ~~ . . '· . .. "·-· . ..- .. . . . ... ... . . . . .. - . -· • , ·- • - o I 0 • • • ,J o lO '..> - ' . O o ; • ... . .. . . ' ... • 1 ~ •o . \. ~. ~ ,_. I - Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board ·.,ily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Sept. 27, 1965 Re:~:!•:R~:.:~·I• Pomerov Motor Co. 251GNS SOfJAL ou~~R!~t ~S~~E~~ o Standings CAl E~ NDAR So. Ark. St. 26 Harding It NFL Sllndingl Sam Hustn St. 3; Crps Chrot 61 By Uallod Prell blefUilalllll facing State Highway Garage on : S.W. Tex. St. 27 Trnty Tex. 0 ROOTS WANTED. Gln!eng $24 i ·N~ORMATION llu'lte 7 wilh good road to moin SEPT. 2: N.M. St 21 Lamr Tech Tex 20 Easl<n Dlvllllall per lb. Goltlon Seal, $1.65. 1 ~••Aiti>>'ID ,,., D.,.....~ $895 highway Four bedroomi, living, Bethel No. 62 of the InternaEstrn NM. I4 Tarleton Sl G W. L. T. Pel. Bill Bailey, Reedsville, Ohlo. 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Dr. - - ••• 1..-.11~ 9tCII ..... dining, family ,_ k.itchen_ '. break t'Jonal Order of Job's Daugh· Tex., Western 35 N.M. 14 Dallas . 2 0 0 LOOO 1 ¥i•>fll1•) ' 21 31< 6 cyl. Powerglide, r~dio and heatt>r, whitewall tirrs likr IH'>~, 1 1 0 500 "-""~.!I "-II\.IM 5 a. ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes, clean in.terior. lvory and gold finish. A sharp •·ar. fast, play, maid • utdtt~ a~d ters will meet Monday at 7:30 Cntrl Okla St. 18 Lngstn 14 St. LoUll ' • "t1ltllll:t TIIINf JIIIBcellani!OIII. can or write: I •hop, Three baths, ceramiC tile I p at the Pomeroy Masonic E. Cnlrl Okla 20 s. w. Okla 0 Philadelphia I I 0 .;oo "" ..~ ... P'"'" 11"111 tt:OO a., ~ " ' 1). .• . . I"UhiiMI:JCIII .,_ $1695 and to walltwo-thirds carpet on .m., Cleveland 11 11 00 .&00 tf.WUI,AI"Wfll ron,. Boward ,._,, ~ 1100 m..... 196".£ Chevrolet Impala Cpe . floorswall About or \ Temple, Robert Arnold l)f Bel· N.E. Okl a. 28 N.w. o k1a. 0 500 • ' ::,, "':;..-..,"':,,:,0: Main St., Pomeroy. 327 _ vs engine, Std. '""'- Good 1ires, •hile fimsh. Spot- honse · is paneled m mahogany : pre deputy, will be present and S.W Mo, 35 Pahandle A&M 13 New 0 2 0 ·000 0 2 0 'ooo .. less <leon red interior. Radio and heater. and w•lnnt. Air conditioned. [ install the Council members. WEST ,::!ll ..... TRAILER lDI'8 ll'ee """ 1961 Greenbrier Corvair Wagon __ $1095 Large patio and double carport. I Ja!le h1well Tent tts ure,o• · ........ liP and water. 81'011D'O l'rrdl l Pass. cyt. engine, 4 sp""d tran,., guod tires, radoo, heat- On lot 200' '390' . May bo seen I of Union Veterans will meet Colorado 10 Fresno Sl 7 W-n T Pel 6 9 f'DI .., ..,... er Park (State Approved) er. White and turquoise finish. Real t"<"onomy. by appomtment only. \ Monday at 7:30 p. m. The char- Iowa 1:1 Oregon St. 7 . · ' ·1 ' ' """" ,.. - · - Mtnersvil1e, Oblo, W\ . PRICE ter will be draped in memory Mon. St. 17 Wichita St. 6 Sao FranciSCO 2 0 t .000 u · : ,! ::;: ... 1-3324. Wnte: t·lo The Dally Sentinel 1\ of Zana Baxter and Ethel Ted· Stanford 7 Navy 7 <Tie) Green Bay 2 0 0 1.000 Box 668-H Pomeroy, o. Co lo. St. os. Colo st. Colo tie Detroit 21 o o 1.000 500 1Westrn Colo St. 56 N.M. Wstr 0 Baltimore 1 .a. ...., PINE TIMBER and wm pay LOT- FORRacine, Ohio. row. SEPT 28 0 · 0 1 1 000 • as much ., $4 per cord for 1 OPEN EI!ES. 9:00 P.M. ' Phone WI 9-2682. 9 24 3tc The Amencan · Legion Auxll- Pac1ilc Luthrn 23 Pugt Sund 7 Los Angeles 2 0 .50 tmum .amuo1.1 .. ,... ,., good pine and also good bard · · ·· Utah St 13 Arizona St 0 Mmnesota 0 · OHIO iary of Drew Webster Post No. · · ChJ'ca 0 0 2 o 000 lkiD ll. l)aU, wood !QW timber. Write or PGMERVi. 39 will meet Tuesday arternoon Wyoming 33 Colo St. u. 14 s "-d •1 uJ ' lamrdu l:i:ll• ' ,, •.e tWI . . . see M . W. Runyon, Minersi UCif U K.'1 Oregon 31 Utah 14 ay Rei t1 ....., "' ..,, ill Ohi E I R'd Rd. at the LegJon hall. The charter . New York 16 Phliadeiphill 14 TO ... AI:J. • v e, o, age 1 ge I • d e of San D1ego St 41 Akron 0 _ 1b d 1 usuu -ao""' ••• 9 ll JOtc For Sl• \ nstrudtons MULHF.KR\' HEIGHTS -Cape wl e rape '" mEmorly T d Lofld 10 Cal Ply Sn Lus Obs 7 St. Louis 4" ClevelAnd 13 "'"' .. \ ---~-=-_:_.:_ _ _ --~-_ --.Zana Earl Baxter and the e• G Ba 20 B IU 7 PHONE WY 2-2156 jTWO 50000 BTU floor fur- U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Cod cottoge, four bedrooms, b1rd dues are being Cerriton 41 Phoenix 2 reen Y a morel - ' For Rent naees ' all controls new ' I rnodern kitchen, bath, r u I 11 YThere Will be a whJte Santa Brbra 47 Redlands 0 DetrOlt 31 29 - - - -,.,.-- - -- --!FURNISHED house in Mason. ' Call WY 2-3442. il 27 6tc hour• .. ment f'reparamrt base ment. breezeway el hant sale Los Angeles St. 35 Cal Wstrn 8 Dallas 27 7 Notice ' Call WY 2·3872, Pomeroy. ll"lllnlDI al ton& •• reqLured age forced hot Sir heatmg. ep . Los Ange Thouu ndl ot .lObs opt-n £xpl'!flf'OCI 1 The Past Matrons or Pomeroy 1 Pomna Col 12 Hslna<il """" Ne col 7 s F les . 30 ....Chicago p·t·~ 18 h 17 'll 9 22 6tc " 9 27 6lc WIU«Il, unneee~~s~ry Grammar ! $15,500 00. chapt er '186 o~s II t l Whittier 3 Flagstaff St. 2 an ranclSCO AI l ~uurg 1 IK'hool •uffi e, .. n, for manY JnhR , O ~ r. WI mee Wl SHOP BLUE LUSTRE not only nds ~·11t:E lnform•t,on on !oh~. ~.alllriO"R. UVE TOWNSffiP - 5I acres Tu da Sept 28 at the home 1Occntl Col 25 San Frn Val st 12 AFL Slalllllngo EARL'S BARBER C0 I0 C0I 21 St M ' Kan 7 s writ• TODAY pmnt: 2U c It" ated balance pastur·l es y, · ' be open 'J'uesday noon or 4 room apartment wilh bath , carpets ot soil but leaves pi le requin'ml'nt · rwrn! and an~r ... n. L.m~otn Sr .-ll·e, u IV · . of Mrs Carl Shields, Athens i ' · ary s . ft and lorty· Hcnt electric 1 Boll too, Lar ar u•• Da.IJ.y ed, fenced, pond, 2 story mod· I R d ICol St Col 0 S.Colo St Col 0 tte By United Preu blternatfonal Wednesday morning. Earl pr1vate entranre. Albert Hill, So . l kntrnu h •b·h f" 1 l oa r. shampooer $1. Pi ckens Hard· l'ust~r . fl<.~t ine. 9 27 Jtc Racine. Ollio, WI 9·2261 ern oml_, at • trep ace, I The Metgs County Ridmg Club I Wt>stern St 56. N..Mex. Wstrn 0' Ea&tera DlvilioD 9 22 61 C ware Co Mason W Va . I B . S . hardwood floor s, full base- 'II eet Tuesda Sept 26 at Adams S 48, Ft. LewiS 41 I W L T Pel LOSE WEIGHT safely wl1h - - - -- ---·• • · · u1tness ervtces r h t' b ~~ m y, · • ' Col 0 M21 M H hi d · • • 1 9 27 6t r - -·-- - . -- - men • urnace ea mg arn th h0m 0f E J Htll · mes N. · g n s 6 :nurrato 3 0 01.000 Dex-A·Diet Tableh 0 n I y Horsr. f'(JH RENT, 4 rooms --· _____ sheds. On pavrd road $13,· [ e f Houston 2 1 • u7 e · · 98r at Stark's Pharmacy. and balr . 1634 l.iuroln Hgl s HEATI NG, PLUMBING , Rural 500W SEPT. 29 • ·9 25 601p PI""''' WY 2-3575 aflrr 5 :tO BEANS and Turmps.l lloxol Butlle r:ns Arnold Bro- , CARPENTER _ ON RT. Ill- The Rock Spnngs Homemak-1 Three Civil Suits N<w York 00 33 10 .000 -- --p m. 9 21 lfc Bnng contamers $1 a bushel then , 618 E. Mam Street, 11 room frame , 5 bedrooms, ers will meet F'Jed . Co Boslon Wrs'-ru Dl'v ,.,100 .000 NO HUNTJNG or trespassing F'URr\I SHF:D house, 2 milt•s Fi rst house below Ravens- Pomeroy. 9 22 tfc modern b-ath full basement j .at 1".10 p. m. for an orgamza-1 I , Ill nrt K" on my property on the Dor wrst u! l!arn sonv1l le Seven wood Ferry. Juhn Cleek Pro· L o. YleCoyA uC"tioneer, Chr11heatmg, ' garage, drilled · tiona\ meetin g. llome_ma_k-\ PT. PLEASANT- Three ciY. San Die 0 W. L T. Pet. L·as • Yellowbush H.oad. S1gn· rooms , bath. coni furnacr . perty. Phone VI 3-26;,3.27 12tr' ler, Ohio. ' 9 18 lfc well. $!10000 down balance' ers ol the commumty are JnVJI· il actions have been fi led in tbe Oaklandg 01 tl ed - Dougla! Johnson. H.l_ . _ , ,, . per mon . · . ; office ot the Circuit Clerk. K c· ace Private lake. S60 00 $' 5 20 th ed 1 • 1 1 -cme, Ohio. 9 24 :Jtc fln:']Ji mnnth Call C. L. BI R("f.:\\()IJcl . 14 ft tra\el trailer. hu.llt>r ,1]1(1 CUSTOM BUTCHERING d AI BERT M COX SALESMAN The comhmed ''Friends . .lty 1 '""" r. nd h f Sll 2 S' JJ 9 21 61 awn m~ !925 Oil 366 Park St · I , • . • an ' . .' h " f M'ddl t H The actwns are ; Mason Coun- Denver I I I .1131 WANTED : ,o orne or . ..,. . r Middleport. WY 2<!531. cuttmg. WIII_buy t~JUes evl'ry . WY t-3830 WY 2·3636 N_tg t o . ~ epor' amson- ty Motor Company vs. CurtiS SundBy'• Rftultl German Pointer bird dog. fl'Monday Phil Me1er. Phone[ 9 24 3tc ville, Racme and . Pomeroy Riff~e tPe plaintiff asking judg· ·Buffalo 33 New York 2I 9 21 51C mrtlf' \ an("e Millhone. Tup- 1st FLOOR furni o;: hrd . 4 rflom~ WY 2 3510 - 1Chapters oes will be held ' . . 9 18 Uc , FOR SALE _8 room modern pers Plains. 9 24 :ltp and ha lh. rnnoern ;, pacl men l. 19ij.\ COLOR TV Console, VHF . at the P~meJo; Masonic Tern- ment agamst the defendant m &In D~ego 10 Kanaao CHJ II, --~1 lddler r1, W'r' 2-3:174. d Ulll' t . g L 1 al hou~e m Middleport, desJra· 1 Wed d· 1 7 ,5 the sum of $1072.70; Mason he an ' umn ove Y "'' · KARL GHUESER, Plumhtn r; ble location near schools. Ex-· tl n~ ay a C·~ m. County Motor Company vs Har· Oakland 21 HOW!ton lf REVI VAL sta rted a Mr. Her· 9 14 J! c nut consol e Thts. set three . and He~ tmg. \lmers\"IIIe, r<' llent cond ition . Call WY I hwtt lpe ,"';'tertoy apd. erp ast· old D. Rainey and Mrs. Erma (Only game• IChedul...a m11n U R ("hurrh. .'"imvlrly non\1 RHI Cf\ house on Bllt· . months old. Ha s p1cture tubeI Ohio. End your sewer troub· 2_54!)8 I osts. as rons an as H . . h. . . _, 61 23 9 Sept. 26. through Ort. 9 Ser· ternut Ave. Call WY 2·5 l27. 1 warran ty . Takr over We have ,q]] <; lzes. Sewer '_ · _ PI Patrons or Pomeroy Chapter , . runey , m w lch $607.f)9 IS. 1mg sought by the plamt1ff, Convention wiD be vire.<> .;: J:I r! :11 7 ::o lkv tt c of $1 2 ~0 fJf"r nwn1h or n:1 v m<lc hi nt:> s Rrnsonable rates 1lmR SALF:, six rooms two will al so be honored. 9 10 1 .la mes Mn rr1 son wi ll hn nt?: tlw hflla nrt' duf' $:IN .SO. Frre Ca ll WY day or moht. hall s, and a bath, a full size Stand:ud Food Ser· . I" H I ;'; ' ·Il l ~ home demo. Call WY 2-6555. meo;;s:1ge 9 21 111c .. ( U I 9 15 tfc.., hasf'.rnent and b1g porches at I vice Inc. vs. West Virginia IICII f on 0 cto ber 16 • -etJ anl'l !.lnfurrn!'-ned auarr SISTER MO!fri SHA, a trul y r;.,.nf,; W"r '-~~:~ '' tf! 9 21 6t c ~ ~ t he front an d bac k , ga!!l f urn- I I Indu stries Corp .. in which $2,- PT. PLEASANT _ Tbe 11111 I ace, wall to wall carpel down , 178.32 for goods sold and dellv- t •ct H' t I I Soc' ty Co gifr rd palm reRder -· Tells rwo HEIHUI(-11\1 huuse on Lin STEREO RAOIO. 19G5 mod<'l. 1 statrs. good location, house ; ed · k d n IS orca te nven. vou pao;;t. prP <:f'nr and tuture 1 er IS as e · ,·on w'lll ~ held •-turda•, 1 ~ · coin Hgr<: t"Jirdl f> ll d wn au Lovel.~ fin1 sh. Th1 s s(•t has in PXCf'l lent condition, 282 ..,., oa 1IIW"" lm"' art tm s. am 01 • heat WY flm -F' M rad1 o. hvm sp,·;Lk· Mulberry Ave., WY 2·5264. ! tober HI at the local M0011 1 all questtnns OnP. ~·l'>lt wLII ll l1J ltc er·<;, dual volume rontrol. This . 9 18 12tp .~erPn l..Pwi• F:ntPrJ Lodge with the local Hittorlca1 000\'lnc-e , ... that St< IPf ~lor . .. - go' t lhre"' month < old. T"." ke Society hosting ~. ~ ' ·, FOR SALE - ' room house. , ~lr. and ·" rs. .la"k Metree Cnro!o·ntr Collnue "'" ·"air 11sha will read vour life IJk e f HAI I EH Sl'!\' 't:s. f\al rate over p;;~yments o! $5 per mo • "~ porch, base- . ,n ... ..-e · · at I0 a.m. I. new b·•tll, large , gmmns - - -- -- - - ---~I mrnl, " new pamt, 1 acre '. a_ nd Mr. and M.rs. Ha l\ of Hun t ·1Miss Seren Mae Lewis, dough· Dr. Ch arles H. MoIfat profit. <:t n orwn hnok II ynu are wor w:1 ter. lree o:;ewr~ge C()nl al I or pay balance due, $92 Try J! tn your orn e. Ca ' 2SaiP.s & Service ground. on bnf"'k road of fl mgton were vts_tt tng Mr. an d ter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. sor of AmeriC811 Rls'at 1 r.f'd or troubled. don 't fail to lotm J Fr~. l..h•pnt St . Hut· · h 11 \\'\ ·\ 1nrwhy f l <h;l nnt vnu~ . land p rmce. ht> lr.pd 'N ot hers. - - - - 8 26 JUte _ GjSS. 9 2I 6tc Rt. 7, $3,500.00. Phone WY 2-: Mrs. wlayLne k_ f .1 Lewis, 116 S. Second St., Mid- Marshall University, """ be thl I FOR StiLE PO'f.!\ TOr: S, be ans. -hrin~:~ own .~ls Aln1ost Ev".r• CaJ 6127. 9 14 30tc ' Dorse ar Ins and . am_IY [' dle"'"'rt is a member of the guestspeaker.Luncbwlll'"""'lll"• Pri\'?.te rrading:: 1 conIamers and pi("k bran. /"> '> for r' .-; ' - -- ~ tur~ ed. horne aft er h~vmg IIVe 1Freshman '"'" Class Warren Wil- ved at noon at • 10Jt 0f.,.*' 71 .... in her home 1 da vs a week el'ran f hi Wh : molo•tment Wanted 1m Ch1lhcot hefor a wh1le. II S ' C 1 in r-l lld inP Sllnoi:~··~ <~ fl n to ONF. ROmT kero~ene hrat·~ r. $1 no hu . ClarPn<"f' Proff1 tt, f>fa ecars en ·- . - · Mr. an d Mrs. George L'1mber- 1sonM' o Le ege,- wannanoa, N. C. per plate • and a tour of hlBtori-You sTrade I, 9 Portla nd. VI 3·2254. P m All re:1dm gs ~;::~tiS· Good <:~ s new. PI111ne \1·I .. WILL RAKE LEAVES, $1.25 f 01 . .11 M. h 1s.o:; WJS IS a graduate of cal spots has beta planned for 11 0 1 S h001 Cl 226 1 ea rlt• morn ing or I ale 9 11 tf h Ph ser ISVI e, IC ., !!pen · Middlepo t H"gh 11 r· ''1ry or no rh<J rgr! \..oral · ' c eGuaranfeed 24 months per our. one WY 2·7103. several days here visiting rel· l r _c • ass the afternoon. For reservatloDI 1 1965 ed this <: lr1P ol ,;;"J IIIDIIh~ ::~t evemng. or 24,000 mtles 9 a2 6tp lives Florence Limberger re- ? ·dWarren Wtlson Col1ege interested person! are BAked to 9 25 31c tlil.'t. side ot Silver ML /' I.f: lnadt•r riilt• C; lll WY 65 Fiat - - $1,495 I Popular Umt with them for contactMrs.IreneBrand,phoDI 0 10 Ar :1"e Lrwlk for lland 2-G024. 9 24 (jir· "]II)() "' 4 dr S('dan. til:Jll I ln the u S.A. visit. . ar a _na ISSIOO!, Dl· 675-29'17. Al1 are welco me (JIWF:H Amslutz\. 11 and \" 5.000 This is lhf:' A picnic was held at Ash ·, ted Presbytenan Church, U. ~t·sl an d be~! FLat lip lo 40 S A :\wk Ch1(' k'" \,(·~horn dliC~<>. miiP~ 1o 1!:111(\n .'\l mo' t like 00 Cave honoring Ruth Larkins on i · · Grand Joron Brln1 9 4 ~Oip nr startrd puli Pis tod;ly . th r ri :: v 11 \Ill ' ... nlrl · lnstall~d I In Lower Pomeroy and her birthday. Those attending I In Two lndictmen.. $1,595 [' Upper Middleport Area were Mr. and Mrs Fred Lar- 1 Pleasaot Valley H01pltal FHEE 1.000 :-.& H GrePn St.amps Modern Poull ry. Box No 188, 62 Buick -<\ II ·"ns. Oh1o, l)hn11" I.Y ''D1 I kins. \1r . and Mrs. Junior Hau· How? F'or v1ewmg 1he llP""'' 90JL VH Sla (' LI olX(' mn 9 ' 2> li e "' olo·l r-:, 1, \\" ill'Ofl "" " in,i e '""I "' Apply The Daily Sentinel ber •nd family and Mr. and -I ADMITTED Isaac Wickline, P1'. PLEASANT- Tlte Grand 1 l'nmn::.rt V:Jruum I"le,-tner m uul A111rmwr1c sh\fl . 1 Mrs Norman Weber and family. • Gallipolis; Mrs. William Kimes jurors of Mason County Circuit 1 p omeroy. 0 . 110 Mechanic Street Mr. and Mr s. Zern PiercP re· Hartford; Roger McCarty, Ap. Court returned two indictments ymn homP Phunr l'arkP1~ CIH I:S Engl1sh b1ke Ui chard Pomeroy centl~ vi sited Mr. and Mrs. Ru s· pie Gr~ve . Effie M. Ward In makin& their second partial burg, 48.5 ·~ 862 Coli· r ' \' au; l·an till S. Jnl. Middl e· 9 8 .1•1! p port, Ohio. 9 24 :tt e Pom@roy, Ohio · t . CONUITIONINC Refrlger· PhontWY 2 .2156 1sell 'van Meter of Porlland. i Southside ; Mrs. Russell V. report to the Court and rece• gervire Jarl:'s Rdng· I Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates and , Moore, He11derson; Carla Woot· ed until Monday, October 4. 100 1Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edgell ! en, Pt. Pleasant ·, Larry Bradley, A relony indictmenl ""·-· I eratton. New Hawn. Phone ('Riweilf>t"l~ · o~' <~J •II op"o' sto: WI NG machines. repair ser· ..._. V\O e all 'flakes WY 2-llHI ' TU ~:1531 4 ! ' '"- I aItended the homecommg at the ' Pt. Pleasant. I ing assault was returned agailliJt kif w lil"flli~ I Cdll W"r .t- l~ The f ahm Shop. Pomero\o · ----1 Morm Chapel. They also visit· i Alva B. Tolliver Ashton and 1 AUCT'IIINEER ed ~l r. and Mrs. Orville Rhodes I DISCHARGED : Mrs. Warren! misdemeanor ln'dictm_; -•arCoca-Cola - Sprite A.uthro1zed Smger Sa'es and 1 w h d daughter, Ashton; 1ging obstructing an officer,. c•• "'' Servtce. l 29 tic Complete Servin< and Milo Rhodes, Racine. . aug an •• SMITH 'S Clothmg <;tore lS now _____ ··C"nll H.r<tdford Mr and Mrs Davtd Carter, Mrs. Avts McCoy , Pt . Pleasant. returned against Jack Reltmlre Anrl >\II f hf' n ::v ors 1 opt'LI a1 L t i .Hl \ III JIJ . IU KEEP CARPET rl<>aning pro· Write, Pruoe or Contal'l Pomeroy were visiting Mr. and BIRTH : ~lr . and Mrli. Rus- and Henry Reitmlrt both e1 a . m unttl 7 p rn B w II• 1 blgl2 ••. blems small U ' i e Blue Luo; ; . A. '-· ~K.AUFORO 1 Mrs Henry Hensley. . sell V. Moore, Henderson, a son. 1 Hartford. ' ons C In Me m ...,rv tre wall to wall Renl rlrcRactue, Oblo I Mrs. Larry Curtis visited Mr. \ = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =...= = - · , Buy It By The C.uel trlc shampooer $1. Pick{'ss 1 1 de and \l rs Marvin Walker, JN LOVI;\!1~ m1·rnnn of mv lwo:,. \\r h1 h· vou llrf' m. fi ll up w1th Hardw:1re Company . · · · M M B "d Tuppers Plains. 1 hand. John H. IJ;J\ IS. who lho~ l go0d Lan rlmark gasohne W \'a 9 21 Gtc Insurance I. of Syracuse r. and were rs. Pear M''lo nCo-e Osie Baltet• of Florida spent '. • • I • • __ ___ _ called J 1 II h nlll words, lht·.1 <J re hut ~Super Service Sta. I VENETIAN BUNDS and . 1"1'· I.AP.TNA CA~Ui\LTV Insur::o:l'IN' 1Jumbus due to the death of th~ several days with Mr. and ' 0 P T 0 M E T R I ST fr w. WY 2-9932 1 pa1ro;, por<' h and wimlow Mullen Insurance Agency . (nc. · former 's brother, William Rw>· Mrs. Bill Swain. Office Anurs 9 to 12. 'l to 6 ll!lose at N-OD 1 lt" s !he IH\ ln 1n' me morv_ I have • j sell McBride, who passed away Mr · and 1'1rs -M !13. E· M•ln St • sh<ldP s all kmd s, free est i·· Pomeroy, Phone wV ?~33ol. fhurs -East Cour1 St.. Pomeroy ' · Flo \' d Weber · ol you Pomeroy ! mates. Dale W1ppe-l , 215 Un· : t 1 tfc at A.F' B. ;:al. i Keno, was viSJting Mr. Thougf1 absent , you are a]. _ . A p . . . P . Mr s. Nor,.nan Weber 30 wa)·s near. 00 :'-l"T \1ERELY brighten )·our wr. ve., oroeroy. 9 11 - tc . PHPTU Copvmg SerVLce. ('.op- after · - -- -nd a hngermg lllne~~- Bunal Mr and 1•'1 rs.. Hob.art N~well I St1ll . loved. still m1s~ed and carpets - · Blue Lustre Ihe mAuto Sales I les made ot legal papers. 18 . services _were he ld at the of Chester wert' recent dinner vt~l Y tl r-ar. :!eliminate . rapid resoiling.! - -·- . . -- r. ..- . blrtb recoNls aild almost any I Arl~ngton Nat~on~l. Cemete.ry, gue~ts of Mr. and Mrs. Zern \ H i ~ v. de, Edt th Hent electnc shamrmwr, $1. USF:D 1HIJCKS- One 1_9·1· - , other documents. I Arlmgton , VIrgm1a, Tucsday,· p 1crce 9 27 11 c Pi ckens Hardw are. Mason. W.l A-1.12. ~ne , ton Intrrn fll lon al, Reuter IDsiU'aOee. Pomeroy ISepl. 21. CaiWng on Mr. and Mrs. Dave Va . 9 211 lite [ One 1962 C·l32 onP Jon Inter· I 4 tlr l He is .survived bv. his wiff' Yat•s ' r•c ,_ ·enII y were 0 s1e - BaJ· He Ip Wanted 'TilE RF. 'S NO charge for use national, One 1%2 •, Jon SI R t ' Lillian and four children. all of ley of Florida and Wade Milch-WANTED - -- gtrl . or woman - fflr -I ot' C<:>,. .- pet Shampooer wi th. Dodge SwPplllfl!' (' X pre:;~, One · For •• or en . i%G V lk 1 ·k 1957 _ _ _ __ _ _ . --··- - 1 Columbus : 1.wo sisters, Mr s. Joe ell of Akron. housework. \1rs. P. M. Cow.! purrha <:e of Blue Lustre Car· · •."l ton ° ~;~~~i~na~uc \·J eL~S 6 ROOM HOUSE, 1 acre ground Wood (Ad,a li_ne ~cBride) of ~r_. .and ~r~. Jerry Yates of dery, Long Bottom, Oh~o. pPt Sha~poo Raker ~'urm- E.qulpment Co., Pomeroy, m Syracuse. Contact : Rosella Oxn<J~d , Cahforma, Mrs. Ruth ~~~hcothe Visited Mr. and Mrs. 9 24 :Jtc l _ 9 21 Gtc Oh io. Lol'kbourne Cund1_ff and one brother. PParl bert Swan. 9 25 Gtc t Thomsnn , 21111 MALE HELP WANTEU Hur ISJJIIT ISH <eptic tank'' ---- Rd Columbus Oh io . MrBnde both nf Syracuse The -VIolet Smith .,. · ' ' · _ 1960 DODf:E. call WY 2-7089. 1 ' ' . ' M ·· • f · One or tht many popular retirement locations Cor ger Boy - Food • 0 . Rama l grd drilms? Get Klf'<m· Rm· 1 9 24 3tp 1 cA1 Ldrs w~re ormer SyraU.S. Citizens isn't in the U.S.A.lt'l Mexico. 9 24 fil e need s !harp aggressi\'e young \ .~.11 Sept1c. Tank Clea~er. ! -·· cuse resldf' nt s. . ARRESTS MADE But it takes a special type of penon to enjoy men between ages of 17 and . Landmark F:Hm Bureau 64 CHEVELLF. Malibu StatiOn lnsura"Ctl PT. PLEASANT _ Arrests 1 Mexico fully. Mexico is very much for the young 30. for counter and kitchen : Pomeroy 9 3 J0tp Wagon. 283 1"U m. V8 engine. GRANGE INSURANCE. Mull,.n Dt\U(iiiTER BORN during lht weekend according at heart, for the shghlly or very adventllrous, for y,ork . Ni ght and dav pos1!lons MEIGS SWIFT HOMES f> l powt>rglide, power steering, Insurance Agency . Inc , Porn Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson, to jail records mcluded Ivan 2 ·h·.' ,.,., i1ablf' F'ull or par lime. E M·. p br<J~: es and n·ar gla ~s . rna· eroy. Phune WY 2.:.1381. Wo lfp. ~n Btl . are announcmg R. Shaw, 59, Galll"'"'IJ'•. . hfo, those who are excited and stimulated by a new and 8 0 10 Ph " am . omeroy h d . . . "" o . 1 1 1 , rk Ex rPllf'nt opportun ity WY . Write ·or sl~p m ~oon 1m s., rr dv~n y 1dn er tor, tfc tile b1rth ot a 6 lb. 12 oz. daugh-- . dmrged wilb drh·ml! while 111 • 9 1 always changing atmosphere. 2 2975 (dr rrl v;mrf'mPnl <\pply 10 f d · ar1ory <J ir ron 1 1one . 1u~ter. Gina_ l~ n.'.· _Sept. 8 a_t H_ol- 1, toxicated,· Harrison SmJ'th, 42 , If you areconsidering retirement, you'd be wise to 1rrr ra1a1o~ an monour ng k p B_. r<.~d1o, · W W Mus•ca · I Instrumentl 1 zer Hospttal . lh1 s was their fJro.; t Letart . trespassing warrant : Ed· · s~ 1. ·:~ Wl'st · Un1on. Ath- for Y sav homf ownership ~a ge rar·: spend a few moments reading the booklet "Know 1 1:; , Ohto. 9 21 6tc[ program. 9 22 30tc !Ires. po_s~tr<JCI Ion axle nt- ..,. WAREHOUSE SALE duld ?randparents are Mr. and die Jhley, 21, Letart, assault and Mo,ico." This colorfully illustrated booklet do, '\LE TYPIST d -_ car condttion and appearance PIANOS _ ORGANS Mrs Clarence Shumate, Harn-1battery warrant . Ernest De. scribes the many sides of Mexico-its cultural herit· 40 .ll I{JJowleUg~ of un ~~dicai i EL~RIC stove and power 14.(}(}f] mile.;: Bill CruPser, ! Rentals from$!> mo. , .lionville Rd .· \lr and Mrs. Jos- weese, 33 , Leon.' Robert E. Fl)o age, its arts, its business progress, the spons that ·mmo111gy . 40 hour week. mo er. Phone WY 2-3658 Mtddleport, WY 2-3874. CA.RL'S KEYBOARD CF.NTER eph R. Johnson, Wo lfpen Rd i!J{Iesong. Jra. Pt. Pleasant. and Mexkans play and many other facts you'll want 9 10 plv A.dmini~trator, Veterans l ~tfc ~ ~~ 1~0? Market St., Parkf'rshurg. gre<Jt ~randpa:e~ts are ~rs. Melvin Ronch , Jr .. 21, West Coto Jearn. ,., rrm·1al Hosp tal. 9 21 6tc:! WARM MORNlNC coal heatin~ ~ 11lr Rambler [Phone 48541931. · Mae Ftsher, Cmcmnatl; Mr . .an~ !umbia. each charged with 1n. 1 · Get your free copy of this booklet. Write "Know . - • stove, good condilton Phone j World Standal'fl ot Cempad g 1G 181c Mrs. Everett Lambert, Harrl· toxication. Mexico," Box 1900, New York 10019. ~ 11 ER WANTED to serve[ WY 2-6'127. E•coll•n"" j _____ · sonvi ll e Rd .. and MT'. Nora ----9 27 31 p consl'mers m POMEROY TAKE- SOIL____ Rig ""' room rtde and - -', MATHF.MATICIAN I.Johnson , Columbus. \ NAMED DIRELTOR AND MlllDLEPORT AND away the Blue • ,... ' . • Smith has het'n 1 SYRACUSE "th R . hi Lustre way from carpets and forrnanf'e. Small r-~u ~cooum}' 1 Omar Khayyam was more AUXILIARY TO MEET Cll_fford C. Prese nl@d in the inlerttlil of ln1ernat1onal I ' • : 'I tl)l oodJW 1etg upholstery. Rent e-lectric and m•nBjlerablllt) than a ''tent maker" and poet . : Tht:> Rncine Legion Auxili~rv appomted Sales OirE'<"Ior 111 thpl rlldu I s' teWdl The AcJ ~erli s 1nl Counc1!, US... ttl@ Cc.n~jo N . ~ · : de c s. a Y g earn•-· Suit J 1 1 d o· M l'k 'II 1 · th p H Ct!ntra l o· I · of AP P 111 Publir.i<ll'ld. Mexico ano ttw Newsp.ap11 Ad~~rtlslnl ir.r,s year around . No ca !tal sharnpooer $1. Baker Furni· ~ ~ an a a a m a 1 w1 mee m e ost orne, . IV SlOO Pond ; Execu liVI!li Als.oclatlon. required. Write Rawl! h ture Company, Middleport. MetropoUtll• Motort Shah appointed him a math- Tuesday, Sept. 28 at 7:30. Mf'm· Stores, 11 wa.<> annou~~d tndav De t OHl-MUE. 1\otttin ~trPPt . PllmProy emalician to co-operate with 3'i hers are urged to attPnd as the by W. E. Ayres. Presldt'nt 11 t the g ' --- iLP · l 1' Freeport, UPRIGHT PIANO. Phone SH 2. l'bGDI Wlf Z..S111 1ronomers in an arrangemen1 of annual membership drive ls on Central Divisinn whir.h compL'ist 27 lip H. t ~7 110 t Jl II< llle Ponlall yetll' ID A. D. lOW lor lhl Dow yotll'. oa parll ol 111 alatet. Wanted To Buy WANT AD Cll' QOAUTT Moo ern Ran<* Style. Beautiful location on top of small hill ) J I BAJINEY GOOGLI and SHUFFY SMITH ~ork I ~~~ ~~"~~~~;::.': ~ ~ ===,-==--=-~1_29::_::_:t!c\ ::"~ ~m:a: Oau~hters I wan~ ~~~,.. """"" --·· :~ '";,~.:n.:n~;· ;e"'d::.,""' <A•".,1~ "~"'",. ~~;actt RED~CED ~~~ tfc~ ="·= ~=--~==---::--:-..-= · Pomeroy Motor Co. -SAL~ 1 Aov~··:.:. ~~~ •••-11¥ I I Ll n ... I gar- ~ ~~~~cted, r:Rr~F.N Mmn~ Washm~n ~lub ·~· ga~ A~l :~ ...... ~ ~~a p{l~ ments[ Je~ -- - I answN~ ~f·f' ~ tom<.~tlc g<.~ s She~ - - ~.;Jln AUTO I AIR co•'DITIONING 2•. Bmd 25. Frame. work 28. Small ~ I 1- ; .~ nauga ~l gn mil t· ~ L(IS~ 1 ·~Joo;: f 1111~· CARRIER WANTED $340 81 ,.,ett nar s turn~ hom~ a . ':Oo~n~(Na~~ or~~te~ byuth~ - ---- I '----------...J , S?ECIAL Brother n·I·e·s In c()1ttmbus on I 1 1 99 "" '· 10 I I September 21 I l. M:1~on I -~ Loc~bourne Ho~ and .,====== ===""""""""==""'""'""""'"".,! 1 ' I I ::-c-=,.--c=-=--=~ _2_~~~1ddleport. 111 N W COMPTON Q 0 . ---- - - - - A place where only the "young" should retire ....,... hnr.36. Attemp\ 31.Gardea tool ftorse'a neck 39. Groupot 34. Fish a.c· .oldlerat •bbr. By AL CAPP ALL K IGMIES ~IN DEPOUED B~ TO AUSTRALIA.':' WHAR DID'IO'GITTHI$ ONE? ~ I I !. 1 lT, WIF=" child, I'd hove 01£D.'! A Ff2i>/ PHJ":-F D l - OUT AT A NI(>'(EL A f<.ICKDRE.SSED A'S WHOM EllER TH' CUSTOMER WAS TOO KINDLY ~ Y~- LER ID I'<ICK, PERSONAU..'i !! . barracuda 33, Frfl(uentiJ !6. Conronns 37. Filament 38. Recipient ot a gttt 39. DesalpUM ... l!y KING 40.~~18' t;:;::t-+++-+-td({-1-11-.J--1 We'd better 41. cape DOW!f 1. Not .sweet 2. Interpret. 3. Insect -l. Along8ide ' qet,too, lu.-f--+-lJ-.j--!,,1 DAILY CBl'PTOQUOTE lo o~ fucWie~ Hem's how ·~ &o wOJk 1t1 AXYDLBAAXB LONOFELLOW """- . .' : ,),.)0:·~ ' "9'f"""' , ,. ···""- One lettll!' limply atand1 tor another. Ia thls u.mple A II Uled lor the three IJs, X for the two O's, etc. Single letlet"8 epoatrophlwa_ the length and tonnaUon of the word~ are ,t; h•'ltL l:acb day Lhe code lettera are different. i '.k-~~ A O r J p - Qaotalloa AWT ZWN LDOO I"QQYWN GlJ'WDN CUWDN FRNNWY• NDHUG.F CURY PEFGQAF.-l<EW1WARYi' Kloo-- DICK TRACY I ~turday'a Cryptoqoote1 NO BRAIN IS STRONGER TKA.lf : fQ- lr~ W.IOA¥EST THINK-TOM Jo!ASSON WMPO Radio THRU FR!DAY6·00 Sign On - l"tew& U~~~ .Sacred Hear! 6 20 '>te~g s County RFI; 6 25 Paul Bowers, farm 6 :it r~e ws 6 57 Weather 1 Ul ,'\iallonal .~ews i U~ Bill Miller Shov 1 :w Sports Pan•dc 7 3!1 Bill Miller ~how Ptck~u : llarc:wari. r'fut~ Thurs. ) 7 50 N•w• 8 8!11 Miller Show 8 4!l Baker furniture Sho"' ~·nNDAY 6 ·00 Sundowa Serenade 6; 45 Sign Off SATURD.IYS 6:00 Sign On - News 6 30 Happy Valley Boys 6:05 Country Music Time 6 20 Country Jamooree j ·0(1 Protestant Hour 7:JO Sports Parade 7:J5 Larry AndersoD St11lW w.45 It'~ Music - <\rmy ll. IHJ Dutton's and Herns Dairy l'up fen Show 12 ·00 News lZ 15 fusical lnterlud1• 12 :30 Rev Merlin feets 9 00 News t ·OO News tt ti!"J Cotlee with Ja11eC 1:05 J1m Mees Show 1. H O Portran.s ol ~ Patriot 5:50 Sports Parade 0 H; Swap Shop 6. 00 Sundown Serenade 0 30 Bill Miller Bru1ch Show 6;45 Sign Off U45 ~1asoo Agr. P..ogram Sl'NlM YS . <1\•esday; 7:30 Sign un _ Arm, Hour II 45 Family Wofllhlp (Thurs.) 7;55 News " 4c A>C. Program (FrldayJ 8;00 Baptist Layman'• Hour I 110 News 8:30 Sunda} Sho" I U.1 fi")) 'S Country Junction 9·30 The Bible Speak.F to You I .10 filLy 's Country Hymns 9:45 Legislauve Report l UO Cement kSiock News 10 Ol. The Good l..ite t. :11 Gt~tss ler ' s Guest Star 111· 1., Congressman Moeller 'Friday I 10 :.'!0 'fhe Country Hymntimer.~ l 30 L<..~rry Anderson Show 11 30 The QuJet Hour 3 ~ J1m )..lees Show 12·00 News l 15 Blaettnar AlllO Show 12 15 The Christians Hour -1 JO Electric Compbny News L2 ·30 The Rev Mt'rl~r feets 4 41 .Jun Mees Sho?' 1:,30 Th e Rev. Silas Billups ~Oft ~ cws 2:00 The Rev . Andrew Parsons J U~ hm Mee~ Show 2 :w Sunday '" "•·wr.as, a . :~o Rizer's Weather Report 16 ·00 Sundown Serenade 5 50 Sports Parade 6·45 - S1'gn Off THE BORN LOSER bo.l WJEH RADIO Monday Tbroagh Friday Musical Clock 7:25 News in Brief 7:30 Musical Clork 7;45 Echoes or Joy 8·00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8:10 Sporls Today 6:15 Weather Picture 8·16 Mus1cal Clock 8:55 Community News 9:00 Talk of the Town 9:55 Mason County News 10:00 Public Service 10 :05 Family Worship Hour 10:30 Latchstring 11 :00 News 11 :05 Morning Melodies (except Friday, Church Bells Ring) ll :4; World News 11 :55 Masor r"'unty News 12 :00 Commumty News 12;05 Noon News 12;10 Markets 12:15 Mid Day Weather 12 ·20 Bulletin Board 12·'1.5 News 0 Grams 12 ·30 County Agent 12:45 Country Go Round 1:55 News Beat 2:00 Country Go Round 2:55 News Beat 3.Oil Mid Way Matinee 3:55 News Beat 4:00 Dlscing With Doss 4·30 Interchange S:OO Communtty Newl 5:05 Ma son Count)· News 5:10 World & National News 6; 15 Spotlight on Sports I7: 15 Sign On, • - - - - • r·· · •- 5·25 Weather 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 7:40 News 1:45 Sign orr 7:1!i Sign On, Mu sical Clock 7:25 News ln Briel 7: 30 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8' 05 World News 8; JO Sports Today 8;15 Weather Picture 8:16 Pt. Pleasant Football 10· 30 Songs for Children IOA5 The Golden Key 11 :00 News tU> Saturday Show 12 :00 Local, Ohio, Nat. News 12 :20 Bullttln Board 12 :25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Natinee 1;30 News Headline• I: 31 Saturday Matinee 1:55 News 2:00 &lturday Mallnee UO News Headlines 2:31 Saturday MatmP.e 2;55 News 3:00 &.turday Matinee 3:30 News Headline!! 3:31 Saturday Matin"" 3-55 News 4:00 Discing with Doss 4;30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 News Roundup 5: 15 Interlude 5·30 Community Choirs 6·00 Dinner Musicale 7; 00 Dance Party 7:40 News US Off the Air By HAROLD GRAY AA WAS OBiiERVIN' lll' !=EllER ORIIIIN" HE CO\ILO'A' STOLE "THEM NUM6ER PLATW, OR Tl·l" Wi·iOU:. CAAI l-IE LOOKED Jr' llti& TH' "TYPEI ABBIE AND SLATS By AitTSANSOM WINNIE WINKLI! . ,. . . - ---.......i l M NOT lOSING MIND! ~AT·& THE 5AME MAN I THf OTI-IER. DAY j 1 I 50ft.· heerted, hard· foo:.ed KICKS .';" Clog · ~ 1 0s3coJ'.~y;(oJ.·'~-~ If I hadn' t met t c: s &J - AH REVIVED 21. Altlrea 28. Waylay 30. British aoldl e-n I ~Lvt•o rl : ~ 1l y , 22. Lever lO. Slopea I wm Bou1e instrument Society NewS I 21. People of wlnd Long Bottom MARK IV nid" 30. Lin~ .roln'l 18. P.ennl Pet chltd abbr. 31 . Smell 19. Weep: Scot. 32 . Hutron 18. Brasa-- ~e· I 2-2!17~, stand 15. God or war 17. Unbranded abbr. t P.\ If} lit Benrlt wttnes8 16. Soup dlab R. l· 11 diO<<>n! 10. Platner 12. Relative 1!. Salty 14. Couples: 1..~7 ansa~ 23 . French S. Dispatched 9. Fold ovv an.d 11. Thing; !#· JJarne-LaUn aakee 13. Let It !9. Aracllo- t. Crazy: II CARD PIAVIN''IE CAN BANK ON THAT 1. GoddeHS of performer~ Wednt~~ayl ! 6. Bubatda e. Almanacs G. Star ~u I $11~. ·~:llll- ..,.~~~D .~!rt~~: ~;~'· s~~~ Ad\"an~ ' AIJB08& ° ,t.. c I Dl~"t': I 1 ~-- ~as~n'!" DAILY CROSSWORD L Strike breaker HE AIN'T OFF I RECKON tiE'S GONE TO PLAY CAR!)S WIF TH' fEUERS, AUJIIT LDWEEZV 1 -~~"~ By FRED LASSWELL I. rERRY lEN CASEY AMI!IU~ t111Ca<OCIOU6 Nll7 BOUNP', 1fJIRY """"R!O rotj ALFREOO 10 AlERT' ~~~ ·~-~~--~~~~~ ~ CAJ,"T ARReST ('.'r A Mt:ARB'l M01'EJ... "'"'~. jH 1 1.\,: PEOF\.EF a:?!H!; WAY THEY MAY I-lAPP EN TO LOOK ! ARE 'YbU C~IN-.j BACK 10 THE: EL1 1 {;0 Y~l l-.1M. EH. 'tLOelE ENOUC~ T'Gr:T, f.ASV"! YOU JU£T MY ORCffi"i:, ! W4NT I COP. ALIVE ! ' ·1 . • �... '"· . ._, .. I •• ' ..... -----F I ' . '. 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept., 27, 1965 Two NeuJ Pupils are - -- ---- ~--· ' r~ ~ Around And Attendance Pms Presented; Workers, BEDFRD SCHOOL - There I About H th Ch h are two new pupils at Bedford ill Teachers Honoreel at ea urc school, Deidie NO<! is in the II Middleoort • - At B••tlford School J Rock Springs ~ ' Winter Activities Planned; Craldt' Mainly About Club Organized by Syracuse La 1es People In Wmter acUv!Ues were plan- chairman. Jessie Cortrlll, d A·: ned and a Craft Club organlz. sltsants, Mabel Plckensan r k Pcmeroy . ed when the Syracuse Third lo Sellers; reporter~, Ada Slac Club to Serve loocl b'/ 8 mo I e c Plans were made to serve the Attendance plllll were present-Itendance record; Stephanie eOrd first grade, and Libby Noel " m,~ . Bloodmobile In October by the I Wednesday Homemakers met at and Margaret Cottrill. ed and teachers and workers 1Beth Full~t., Lu Anll f'rench, Jen- , the second grade. 1 Miss Sarah Bechtle, who 1S 1 Rock SpringS, Better Health Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grue~er the holJ)e of president Irene It was reported that outside t~ the Heath Methodist Church , oifer Gobel, and Robbie Ord.' Patty and Wayne Well• went employed in Columbus, spent , Club Friday afternoon at the spent Sunday at Jackson With Parker. Twelve me,;bers an- craft work oannot be done ~~ School were recogmzed Sunday Rece 1vmg une year pms were to Trenton Mil'higan over the the weekend w1th her parents, Ih rn of Mrs Harold Blackston her aunt a.n~ uncle, Mr. and swered roll call by namlnB the regular Homema~er mee morning when Christian Educa· IJay Ord, John Russell, M 1 k e weekend Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bechtle and A~h e R d. , Mrs. Leo Williams. somethinB to be used in dry ar- iogs, rather only proJeC~ outtsrfl Sunday was observed. Edwards. Danny Edwards, Mark Jean Mees J:mice Eastman family. M~~s G:r·e Skinner resi.l Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hat- ran ements The secretary's re-lined by the County CoU~IJ. Receiving eight year pins Russell and Barbara Fultz. Nancy St cialr and Carolv~l Mr. and Mrs. ~taine Walburn den conduct~ the ~~tlngl field of Rutland were Saturday porf was re~d by Margaret Cot- It was agreed to contt~ue the w ·· B11l~ Dav1s and Douglas , Adults m1ssmg noL more than Bnckles erformed at the Ja~k- a~~ chlidren, Vtenna, W. ~a. wht~h 0 ened with the theme I guests of Mr. and ~rs. Clarence trill in the absence of the sec- Homen,takers Club meetmgs on D vson and Kenny Smith, a two sessions included M1ss Bess A Festival with the vts1ted over the weekend P. I Andrews and fam1ly. ta Kathr n Johnson Bet- the thtrd Wednesday of .eacb I ' year pin Receiving Lhree Sanborn. Jack Bechtle, Luc1lle ~on PP eMarching Band. Also their parents, Mr. and. M r s. so~g, ~ngh~n .~h~ 11 ~r Mr. and Mrs. Charles FA.ulk- ~e ~· a; the tre~surer's month. The next meeting w1ll be 0 y :. r pins were Glenna Sprague. Davis, and Mr. and Mr s.1 orr:~~y , ht they perform- Verner See and son, Ke1th, an~ W e~ d' oup re, ~ ~ d ~~ ner and daughter, Cathy of Y t ye; g . e for Friendship October 20th at the home of 8 ·ht Dow son, and Vern Ord. : James Euler Mrs Nan Moore on ·. 1 Ll} mg P e ge 1Sprlngfield were weekend repor: enrues Beet Linda Ferrell 8 80 d at Mr and Mrs. Raymond Wat- ~ the r s rayer 1 Two year pins were given t r ' Chur~h School Supermtendent: ed Wl~h t~e ~hom~~~ero _ Lo- 1burn and family. flag Devotio~edt~ke~ t;ml guests of Mrs. Ernest Rea and! and birthday dues were co - A Craft Cl~b will J ll)eet the Lea Ord, who held a perfect at- c1ted the Hobert Ord family ' Pomei.UY or e y I Mrs Lillian McGhee has re-! Psalm 91 were Y rs. w-1 other relatives. Ied. second Wednesdat of each as the "family or the week" fo;· gan game. ' turned from Flatwoods, Ky. , ~~ Gr~eser. who had a. "!~dita- 1 Mr. and Mrs Stanley Rea of A card of thanks was rea~ month, the first meeting to be ,having lhe largest number c.f BJrthd~ys were celebrated by where she spent the past week tJOn, Maxtmum ~~~ty a~,d ~ Triadelphia, W.Va. spent the ,from Sara Ro~sh, past .prest· October 13th at the Syracuse Headq~arters For children present fur the a1tend- Mona Kmg, September 24, m with her sister, Mrs. Ida Ne11.l also r~ad a poe":'-, Its Y~. weekend with his mother, Mrs. ~nt, for the pm and earnng set Town Hall staring 8 1o a.m. anre reC'ords the second gr.:tde: Pam Burson, Mr and Mrs Wayne Sha~p Du~mg. the busmess sesSion al Ernest Rea. gwen to her from the club. with a potluck dinner at noon. MISS AMERICA The Rev M E Dowson, mm- September ~2 an~ Larry Mees. and daughter, Marilyn, and thetr contn~uhon was made to the , Mr. and Mrs Larry Bunce New club officers a.re pr~si- Everyone attendmg Is asked to Isler. Mrs Nan Moore. Churf'h September 23. .n the !iiXLh l son, Mr. and Mrs John Sharp Salvation Army. Two anno~e- and son, Stevie of Columbus denl, Irene Parker; hrst v~ce. bring ideas or Items they are School Supenntendent, and Mr I grade. . . of Zanesvtlle, were ' weekend Iments were made, the revlv.a1 1were weekend guests of their Betty Hayes; second vice, interested in doing; also a conEugene Harns Ch~urman ol the Tom Kern is m the ho~'>pltal 1guests Jf the rormer s parents, at Rock Sprmgs Methodist I parents Mr and Mrs Don Rea Mabel Pickens; secretary and tainer and material to make 1 Commission 0 ~ Education. par-l- RNI{lrl.ers Grace Kmg and Mr and Mrs: Robert Sh~rp 'Bnd Church, ~~d the County Council and Mr: and Mrs. Walier Bunce. t~easurer, Kathryn Johnson: as-! dried arrangement. All home. tlupated m the Pledge of Con- , Jean Mees. IMr an.d Mrs P.aul Hap.?nsta11 PTA auctiOn sale to be held at Larry Thomas of Columbus S!Stant, Sara Roush; Heath makers are cordially invited to seer atum to the teachers and 1 -I an~d .chJidKren, ~~t~..and BIIIO . h' the fairgrounds October 16· spent the weekend with Mr. and - - attend these meeting.!\. . 1v 1ss aren uau.ner. IO Mr H h B h · 1 worker:- of tht' Church Srlmnl PI..AN HO:v!ECOMINO Umverstt s nt the weekend! s. ug ear s was m Mrs. Harry Thomas and Mr Columbus. A delicious potluck dinner Middleport, 0. who .,.,.~re called to the Rlt:~r. , Homecommg at the Hemloc!{ With he/'arrnts Mr. and Mrs. charge of .the program wh~ and Mr~ Don Rea. He was ac- Mr and Mrs. Fred Latham was enjoyed at noon with Mrs. '"'=='="'""""""""""""""""""""""""""'''"R"'ecc~·ogmzed were Mrs Bernard G hurch will be held Suntt :. h ' , severaL articles were read, .1n- compamed home by Mrs. Thorn- and son Donald returned to thelrl Sellers repeating grace. . - -. d~;.veO~tober 3. begmning at I ';;~s: Dia~~n~~iswell, atudeni , ~~~;ntw:~o~~~ge; of ~~ as and daug~ter, Melinda who borne, ~a.rren, Wednesday, af- A poem ''Unfinished Busi9 ·~o a m with the worship ~er- ' at St Joseph Hospital School uf' . . . • .Y • .spent week w1th her parents. ter a v1s1t w1th Mr. and Mrs. ness" read by Margaret Cot· · and Sunday School 1n . t~e 1' Nurs1ng · , · Parkersburg, W. Va. Clifford Le1fhell; and Elias St'iles · opened the .a fternoon sesvice ,· . Drove way Ae- M~· and Mrs · Clalf· Bo"" .,., tnll 1 family of Great Bend spent Sat. '11 1 f d A f p c1dents to Children, Mrs. Amo!l Mr and Mrs Anthony Schu. forenoon A bas ket dmner WI and a nen , Ann meso ar- Leonard · Protecting Children A.. . .h h h· · C s1on. , urday evemng Wit er mot ler and daughter, Lldna of o- Pro• book! were filled be serv ed a. t noon and the after- Ikersburg · were weekend cuuests gamst Measles Mrs Homer M De p t 1 b k d t f ~ram am wsll begin at or her parents Mr and Mrs. ' . er, rs ssle at erson. urn us were wee en guess o 0 ut and winter activities plannoon pro gr 1 ' · RadfO<d· Why People Overeaet I · h' M d M J 1·30 p m Everyomt is welcome. 'James Criswell. M •1 bb nd ' Mrs Dana liver entered ts parents, r. an rs. a- ned Mrs Pickens and Jessie --'-- :_ _:. --- - -- Mr and Mrs. Bernard Fultz rs. ACree A ott, a Severe , Meigs General Hospital Satur- cob Schuler. Cot~Hl d~monstrated makin1 Acne an Be Cured Mrs. Fred I d d' 1 t Cl ff d Le fh 't d Mr I ler ack Bech- were m Columbus recent y ' ay as a me 1ca patlen . Mrs 1 or 1 e1 an . dried arrangements. Fultz, James Eu M~ Bess i where he attended a Bar Asso- Goegletn. Mrs. David McGhee of Co- and Mrs. E M. Burton attended Enjoying the day were VIr· tie. Jeame Sm~, Sl'Jss Mrs 1 dation meeting. ! A contest was conducted by 1lumbus was an overnight guest the Apple Festival at Jackson ginia Salser Genevieve schnel· Sanborn, Mrs. on IversD, . ·~ Mrs Mar 1e Hawkins spent Mrs. Wilbur Bailey and won by Saturday of her sister and bro· Friday d Margare' t Eichinmo Sylvia E M Wood Mrs Luc1ile av1s, · M w·n G nd . . ! er, ~--, 1 ' H · M Rob- Sunday m Galltpohs where she rs. Jam rueser a It rs. ther-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mrs Welby Whaley spent the Zwilling Naomi London Mabel EXPERT INSTALLATION' Mrs .walter ayeBs, rsLI0 ·d was the guest of her cousms,, Bearhs. The meeting closed Eichinger. week~nd al Jackson w1th her Pickens' Betty Hayes Margarert F1sher ' Mrs s ruce > • nd i 'th th M' h Be d' t' 10 ARMSTRONG'S ·ith Mr Mrs. Margaret Drummond a WI e !Zpa ne IC n Mr and Mrs Paul Eichinger [sister and brother-m-law Mr et Cottrill Artie Sellers Lmda Loree Mrs m, · MndM I b · · ' ' and · Mrs John Kraws- 1her houseguests, r. a ~s. Refreshments were served Y and daughter, Paula June were and Mrs. Leo Williams and at- Ferrell, Jessie CottrUI, and the Linoleum .•. Inlaid Vinyl Ms. Mar aret Edwards [Walter Henderson, who are VIS- I the hostess to the above and i saturday business VISitors mltended the Apple Festival. I hostess, Irene Parker. czyn, r · t 8 g M lack itmg from Wichita, Kansas. Mrs. Mrs. Mark Grueser, Mrs. W.A ~ .........;....._....-.._ __.....,.......,,_...;,._iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiOOiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiOiiMrs. RoberM. yerC, 0" 1 Bac,htel 1 Henderson and Mrs. Drummond . Morgan, Sherri, Bruce and Bo!r · Floor covering tor every kind of floor. Best Bechl 1e, ISS ar ,, . . . patterns. ProfessionaJ installation by us, or b t 0 d Mrs wayne are s1sters. by Blackston, Georg1e Skmner M.rs. ~r ~nd Mr~. James Mr. and Mrs. Rruc~ . Llo~d and Judy and Connie Radford. do 1t yourseU. Call WY 2-263~ for free esti· Gibb~n · ·Mrs James Clat· have returned fro~ a v1s1t w1th The October meeting will be at 1 mate, Brewmgt~r L ·W McComas. !their son and family , Mr. ~nd the home of Mrs. William WALL·TO·WALL CARPETING ~~~th~ildl~d Z~igl~r. Mr Ben Mrs .. Ja~es Lloyd and child", Grueser with Mrs. Blackston a! , IS HEADQUARTERS FOR "RUBBERMAID" DEPENDABLE HELPS Philson Mrs Roger :\1organ, ren. m Pittsburgh. program chairman and Mr3.1 MOHAWK M ·. d Mrs Emerson Jones, Bishop Roger W, Blancha· r d l Bearhs in charge of the conFOR YOUR KITCHEN AND BATHROOM. MAGEE r a~ 8 ~ette Mrs .Jack of the Diocese of Southern Oht?, tesl. Newman u .. ' · who was here to take part tn i Sat!Rfactloa Slavin. Mrs. _)Niiham .s~rague, the lOOth anniversary observ· l Guaranteed Bernard Fultz, Mrs. William K.lance of the Grace Episcopal Rubbermaic:L R u b b e r m a i d . Russel~ and Mr~. ~.E . Dowson. ' Church in Pomeroy, was the . • SpeCial mUSIC was presented house guest of Mr. and Mrs. I bv a quartet ('Om posed ol Mrs. l H s M M'ddl rt I ·. . Ph'!1 arry ,. oore, 1 epo . William Russell. Mr. Ben . Mr. and Mrs. Harold George. 0 I rOUp son ' EMrs · M·HE. . Dowson and I · 1· 1 I · . n and son, Br1an Lee. Gal1po Is, A donatmn was made to the Mr ugene arns who sanfo. 'th 1 · · ~%: 1 1d "Y. Soc1ety and a aewlnD'• our Bes 1 •1o 'l'h e ... .•1as ter" I' spen severa ays WI 1er par- G1deon . ........... ~ · h M R 11 ·t enLo:;. Mr · and Mrs. L. W. Me· sessiOn was planned when the 1 Wit r. usse as orgams ·. Comas. •Loyal Women 's Class of the The Re\' · .oowsrm had 35 hiS Middle rt Church of Christ I sermon top1c, "Kerygme and po . Didache" or "Prea<·hing and ~et ~hursday evenmg at the ' J Teach~ng." An offering for Con· c urc · ference Education was taken. Mrs. Osc&r Roush, president, I':::~~~~~~~~~ -~-was in charge or the business 'meeting. She announced a carprotect~~ ohina, J0\'4 X12\4 in. l Several members of the Mid- pet rag sewing project to be claanvare and •IDk dleport Business and Profes· beld Wednesday, Sept. 29 at sional Club were In Nelsonville the church. The sewing session • Convenient built·in handH. for • Score1 of vacuum 1arti~cupt ''"h •trlln1 •n111t1 iltrllu •••vir Sunday ror the district meeting will begin at 9 a. m. with a NM-o£"CUT)'in8 erip bottom of tub at the Elks Club which includ- sack lunch tu be served at • C01hiona diahe• again•t chiP" • Molded 1urfac. pattera ci'Yfll • Especially deslsned for tttY cleaning ed luncheon at Fred's Streak· noon. ping, marrina: and breaking aecun lootinr • Protects sink bowl durinl house in Nelsonville. Mrs. Leo Childs, Mrs. Oscar • Extra deep to hold more dishet; • Easy to cleaD-beavy-dutydishwashlns : Attending from the Middleport Roush and Mrs. E. L. Lallance tita atandard oink bowl> •tzw:tioa • Reduces chino, lltu~ar~ breekag• club were Mrs. Grace Pratt were appointed to the commun• Perforations, ribbed unde,. pr~ident, Mrs. Betty Clin.e, ion committee for the last quarsldt for f11t drtlnl&l IMrs. John Werner, Mrs. Gloml · ter. Reported ill were Mrs. R Rubbel"maid. Ebersbach, and Mrs. Larry Ba- Ray Darst, Theo Neutzling and ubberma1 ker. William Clayton. The Rev. DonRubbermaid. Ruth Crow, of Jackson, dis- old Hicks discussed plans lor 01 Op trict director, was in charge. the revival scheduled f<lr Oct. 1 Guest speaker was Jeanie 4 • 17 A the local church. Squire of Berea, state presi· Devotional leader was Mrs. rr-r-r""J::::r"TII1r7f.:::rl · ~;ifiQ>;'ir;:::~~ ..,...,., lmlJI~~=e::::~~~~ dent. who had as her topic i William lleynolds, who read U..-t-1 1-Hn ''Federation." I meditations entitled, "Love Is The Middleport group was in ' of Gnd" and "What To Do When charge of devotions led by Mrs. Tired,'' and scripture closing IGuy Reynolds and Betty Leon- with prayet. Refreshments were ard which included the "Lord's served by Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. ' Prayer" and a candlelight ser- David Farmer, Mrs. Otho Watts vice. A special vocal solo, with Mrft. Paul Swisher, a oon"The Lord's Prayer 11 was tributing hostess. presented by Elizabeth Yerian accompanied by Marcie Grebbs for JlciU lamulz7 0 ~ ba&Juooom neat of the Jackson Club. J • Ideal ror .u omalllauaalry IUIII Mrs. Reynolds talked on Se<liooed to bold br .. beo, GET IN ON THE FUNI deaniml jot. ~ kik:bn or bltb • Ideal t .. "" iD larp .m,Jo bowl "Activating Clubs' Standing : oombo. both powdera, totio.. lliob •llmoothourfaooio ldDdlo~ Committees." Mrs. Larry· Bak· ()voh._ and protocto - · and fiDe llDprio ANYONE CAN WINI er participated in the news 1 • - • wou't slide or scratch • Uobrookoble, ....proofl will Last Weeks reporter's aroup, Officers of Racine Grange ' • k1illlli &opt 1M ....lcb oial: """' 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•;...·oi............... , 2606 elected recently are, Mas· WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN Winner 1 r ter' Earl Cross ; Overseer' Ben , Spencer; Lecturer, Mrs. Cleo THIS AD NEXT MONDAY. Harry Hysell Adams; Chaplain, Mary East· I,.., erday; treasurer, Mrs. Roy ' ~ucberml!ll • Rubbermaid, R u b b e r m a i d . Spencer: Steward, C. S. Mor- 1 TONIGHT & TUESDAY 'A VERY SPECIAL FAVOR' ris; Asst. Steward, Roy Spt'n(Technioolor) cer Lady Asst. Steward, Mrs. 1 1 Pick winners of games in entry Rock Hudson, Leslie Caron, form. Entry with most wins and Earl Cross: secre!Jiry, Mrs. c. Charles Boyer, Walter Sle· nearest scores will be judged I MorriS; Ceres, Mrs. J . A. 1 c;;~::;-.::~;:-""";:-~~ zak, Dick Shawn, Larry S. the winner. Smith; Pomona, Mrs. Charles , I Week Ending Oct. 2 I Storch, Nita Talbott, e Weekly contests are open to ev· Beegle; Flora, Mrs. Bellel Colorcartoons eryone except employees and NAME Theiss ; Gatekeeper, Cleo Ad- [ families uf Duttons & Rollers ams, and Executive committee, WED. 01nd THURSDAY e All decisions of judges are fin· ADDRESS Robert Ashley. Sepl, 29·30 al. In case of tie, duplicate pri· Scor• Score NOT OPEN 2es will be awarded. FAMILY ENTERTAINED • Entries must be submitted on fRIDAY end SATURDAY Mlddtoport_ vo, Athens_ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R•ub October 1·2 the offici•! form, as printed in pnlteoltliMon to}l8 entertained several members of ; "BACK DOOR TO HILL II 2. Pomtroy_ vs, Wellston_ this paper, or obtainable at Jimmie Rodgers, Annabelle I their family over the weekend 1 L.._J,t~.....>...,._ _..e:.:_..J ·~-=d•diDifMwtro. Duttons or Rollers. pntoot~~IIWYe tope Huggin!, Jack Nicholson, at their home, Ebenezer St.' protean dralllboarclli 3. Rutl1nd~-YI. Racine_ ddptiJIII-e Entri<!s must be deposited In of· John Hackett. Present were Mrs. Winifred • ProUcteen•mtledllllfaollbvm • Rootola boa$ ..... -llid ... "MISTER MOSES" ficial contest boxes displayed I 4. Wonama_vo. Williamstown_ I Prctor Hamilton Mr and M • Rubb!r-culhioned proitctioa cblpo aod lllllll<hoo ITechnicolor) • . • · rs. fordratnboard,dilhea.IW.w•rto in sponsors place or business or Robert Mitch1 1m, Carroll Ba. •RtolotobootfrvmovtiiiUIIII!Gt • Pm14olmn ... ' ·loo.J _ . 5. K ygor Crook_ vs, North Gallia_ Edward Jungmck~l and daugh• Hu1he1 kitchea clatter postmarked Thursday preceed· ker. ter, Donna, Cincmnatl; Miss • RaM t d edau,auracer lbbiDI .~ ing game. 1 I 6. Eestern __ vs. Buchtel York_ • Provldoo mn .,.._work Rose Mary Rau b and Mr. and 1uid,. watar IIIIo oial: • The deadlin~ lor weekly submis· SUN, MON. ond TUES. Mrs. Homer Taylor and daughsion is 1 P.M. Friday. October 3-4-5 ter, Teresa. ol Grove City, JERRY LEWIS In "THE FAMILY JEWILS" Visit The Hou..wares D•p•rtment Oil The ht Floor <Technicolor) HAS SURGERY Jerry Lewis seven of Terry Roush, who is employ~ DRUG STORE them . . . seven Umea nut· ed tier . . . which Jerry io the at Ashland, Ohio, had an N. Second Ave. nuttiest Jerry ol them all? emergency appendectomy at Mill St. Middleport, 0. FHiuretto: Gent• In • Jom Holzer Hospllal Wednesday Middleport, 0. _c_._.._"_,_-_.._____,.,Di!lhl. t wdhl DftoiBd To VOl XVII TV 1 IE IT~ 1 ' · 1 R; ELBERFELDS HOUSEWARES DEPT. 1 Women's Class Makes Donation T G"deon G NEW! Women Attend Dl"strl"cf Event /n Ne/sonvl"ffe i l WIN 510.00 New Of1t"cers Of Grange Are Elected MEIGS THEATRE ---------I I OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM ~. I i I I I I '*all ·d Drainboard Mat Waffle Stove Mat Stove Mat ------ 1 I l1. I I 1 I I L--------- DUTTON Sink Basin .• \• ROLLER'S I I -- - ELBERFELDS IN PO~EROY ' IS • Ill Tower Antennas Firm will ' Serve Pomeroy-Middleport Work will start immediately by Tower Antennas, : Inc., to bring cable 1'V service to Middleport-Pomeroy i patrons following Middleport council action Monday night. Councilmen, who already had given one reading in August to an ordinance authorizing the firm to install the service, voted to suspend the rules, approved second and third readings, and then adopted Ordinance 888. Present from Tower Antennas was Ralph Squires, manager of the Gallipolis installation, who had repre· HAYNEVILLE, ALA.-FEAR· sented the firm In appearances before Middleport coun· ' lui for his life, Alabama Atty. cil, and earlier, before Pomeroy council. Pomeroy counGen. Richmond Flowers today cil had put a similar measure through its legislative reluctantly opens the prosecumill last summer under emergency rules with three tion of a ''citizeen deputy" sher· readings the same night. iff lor the slaylll& of a white DON WEESE: BARBER Also present Monday night with meter or traffic violators seminarian active in civil was Richard Owen, prt'!sident of "for having to make arrests,'' rights work. Disallowtng pleas Doo C. Weese, wbo recently the Ohio Valley Pub!ishin~ Co., or issuing citations. Mr. Stumthat the prosecuuon was unrea· received his master barber'• who will be associated with To- bo su~~:gested police duties simdy and that Flowers' life bad Jicease from the Ohio Board wer Antennas lnc., in Us Porne- ply are to enforce the laws and been threatened for wresting of Barber Examiners, bas op- roy-Middleport operation. if police cannot do that "they the case from local prosecu- eoed a sbop In the building Terms of the ordinance prJ>. 1 should hand in thir badges." tors, a county judge Monday lormedy occu)'ied by Ray'l vide up to one year for t h e i This 9!Jitemest h•d come after refused to poatpone the trial as Barber Sbop In Racine, Weese, firm to locate its installations Mayor Smitll declined to "bring the state asked. Another bid for a IHO groduale ol Raclae lor best service. the police force in before coona federal court order delaying High school, was employed by The firm bad lodlcated to cil, as one councilman had re· the trial also !aile d. ' Warae's Barber sbop In Pom- eouncil earlier that lor $5 per requested," as he put it. Mr. Flowero. who sa1d he had eroy for a year and a ball mouth aad 1 moderate basta~ Stumbo identified himself as been warned ·•we'll get you if and also worked at the North· lallon chorge Ill cab~<! oecv- the councilman and proceeded you don't leave this case a- era Lighta Sbopplng Ceoter Ice will briog three Columbuo with his statement. POST OFFICE CLOSED _ On order of the Post Office department, the Carpenter Post Office was shut lone," p!aiUled to hav~ an arm- barber obop fn Columbus lor ond lite Oblo UDiversliJ, cb1111- Discussed tbe cemetery . . . . . . . . t ed guatd at his side as he several months. Weese Is mar- nels Into lo4!al pafl'olls' hOmes. fund, which has suffered from down earher th1s month. Restdents of the Carpenter commumty are obtammg. their ma11 oyer rura1 rou es. seeks manslaughter convicti.Jn rled to the former Ulllaa Pow- Also available wUI be 0 local more money going out than has Darrell West had been postmaster at the rural government headquarters Jn Meogs county until the department planned ordered 11 closed. The post olf1ce had been operated 111 the front sect10n of a home m the commumt.v located for Tom Coleman. 52, a member ell and they have two daugJo. public oervlce chaDDel. 1been coming in, and of a prominent Lowndes Couo· ters. He oerved lwo years In Mayor Lee Smith presided meetings with lhe trustees to on_St_a_te_R_o_ut_e_I_4_3_.__S_e_nt_,_ne_I_P_h_o_t_o_.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ty family.Coleman, a ''citi- tbe U. S. Army before enrol~ 1 over the meeting In town hall correct the deficiency. zen deputy," is charged with the log In the Andrew• Barber ' when council also approved sn - Transferred money f r o m shoLgun slaying of Jonathan Da College at Columbu 1. Iordinance authorizing the may- the General fund to overdrawn iels, an Episcopal seminary ·or to assign salaried police of- funds, as needed. Ificers to additional shifts of Attending were all council· student from Keene , N. H. extra duty, at the hourly cote men, John Zerkle, Wayne Gib· MOSCOW - THE SOVIET ' of pay for that poaition, Coun- bons, Roger Morgan, George Union today officially announclcnman Gene Harris proposedBaker, Mr. Harris and Mr. SAIGON (UP!-- Three American civilians were killed Monday night when the anti-Communist war effort. ed a series of radical OCO!'.omlc the ordinance following • study Stumbo; Mayor Smith and Cler their twin-engine. plane apparently was shot down by Communist guerrillas while I The vU!age cbiel 'ollbe outreforms tiaseo on profits, salesby the public oafely committee. Gene Grate, Mr. Manl~y IIIII lal)<!mg at an a~rstnp 25 mol"" northwest of Sa1gon., , post was marcbed to a Dar· manship, bonuses and indlvidA U.S .. Embassy spokesman identified one of the victims as American Aid Pro- ' pole, bil hands lletl beblod 1 Curr.nt ordinanc£8 had made <liief of Pollee Herb Gilkey, ual responsibility. Up to two Ino provision for paying lor du· -gram offiCJal Jack Wells of College Park, Fla. He SJid the others were pilots for his back aod thea ihol .. to years in developing the ty required by salaried officers , Alf Amenca Corp.. owner of the down~d plane. Theor identities were_not 1mmed1· deatb. changes are designen to give • NEW ORLEANS (UPI)- Tro- when extra shifts had to be ately made known. I . . shot .In the arm to Russia's pical depression Debbie unex- 1worked due to illness or other .Amencan m1htary SJ>?kesmen 1where the plane went down. I Delta 90, m1le~ . ~out~ o~ S~sgon The . ~l.ane containing .the droopmg productivity and coun- pectedly built up to storm in· causes. disclosed at the same t1me lhat Other battles erupted south of and executed five cJvtltans, ~n- three ciYlhans went dowa jllit ter the problems brought on by tensity early today and the In other business council: Vjet Cong. guer~illas had I Saigon. . . Ic.tudlng two women .. Th~ \'ICplanning bottlenecks. New Orleans weather Bureau . -Approved the mayor's re~ launched f1v~ Simultaneous at- j Commumst guemllas eat'ly l tuns had been helpmg m a 1 SAIGON (UPI) _ The ll'. Premier Alexei Kosy!Jin said Icalled for 8 hurricane watch· port of t&47.t~J for August. tacks agamst governm?nt l today also stor.med .a govern-[ U.. S. - Sou~h VIetnamese cam- 1 s. JOist Airborne Brigade Jdll.. Western BUggestions that the along the eastern half of the I .-Heard 8 letter from the troops not far from the reg10n! ment outposl m the Mekong pa!gn to wm peasants over to . ed an Htimated 57 Viet Coug Soviet Union is going capitalist Gull Coast. i Ohio Department of Heallh re- NEW HAVEN N h' h in a bailie lolllfhl at 40-yard are "wishful thinking." He In a special bulletin Issued at I portmg tests have shown wa· t f tel ho - ~· ~ ~ -·"'~""",.,''"'''• Ne~roes raooe Dear An Khe zoo miles pointed out lhat tbe stale wiR 6 am CST lhe weather Bureau ter provided by the Meigs Wa· ~es or 1:;' 1 ~ ~ ""/~ WASHINGTON (UPI) -Au nortb of Saigon, 11 was report. continue to own all Industry, posted gal~ warnings and ad· ter company is properly purl- h n grCoan e orne theis baOueultal member of lhe ed today, The paratroopen 1 -·" red "light But Western observers sa ld .the vised a hurricane watch from f'h'ed ' that a. new booster pump P one mpany servmg JoiDI c I L Ato · community by the West Virginia ongreu ona IDJC I ••ue cas ualli'es." reforms will put a severe cromp the mouth of lhe Mississippi as been ms!Jilled on Lincoln Pub!' Se . Co misso by Energy Committee said today 1 In standard Communist prac· River to cedar Keys Fla. IHeights in Pomeroy, that the ~ ; - : !JI ~Se 1 ~~ lhe Atomic Energy Commis. , 2110 vards from the airstrip a1 tices by replacing Oe!Jiiled state Small craft were ~arned to cover over the Lincoln Heights anT';;. ~r:ased :ates ~fieci all slou (AECJ 11 playiag a game CRAWFORDVILLE, Ga. (uP!) - Several Negroes , BaoTri, and the crash ..., fol· planning w1th Western manage- stay ln port from Lake Charles, reservou- ~s b~en completed, subscribers and are eUective of cbarades ln lhe pohtically were knocked to the ground and a crowd of angry w~It· l lowed by Communist aHacks 011 ment methods. La to Tampa Fla that new mams m Easl Pome- lo . nd ed d f. Uckllsb selection of a site for es turned on news photographers today when pohce four other area. within 19 • ., ' · roy are planned and ki r semce re er 00 an 8 300 million aom-smash· and bystanders blocked an attempt by 20 Negro stu' . ad' 8 CLEVELAND - A LIGJITI Debbie had been expected to su••estlons only ~~ a ler the date of the order. The dents to board a school bus for whites. IIDle1 r ms. · ture ~ for further improvements order sets a one-party business er, voter turnout was expected to- hit 8 mass 0f co ld all· movmg The crowd of about 25 wh'1tes attac ke d Phot ograp hers The Viet Cong swarmed ove da in Cleveland and three sub- south into the Gull. Forecasters - Delayed payment pendLD!i service rate at I8.3S up from fl: "Tb• AEC and the N•lionat Abe Gallman of station WSB·TV Atlanta and Joe Hollo- · the crash site and killed seven f . I tl had expeced the cooler dryer furth 8tud of 13800,aaked by residential ratea at $5.35. up Aeademy of Seiences bave ao way of United Press Inter-, -- - - - · - -~ Vietnamese policemen tryin& to ur s, or prtmary e ec ons ~~- air would mix with the lropical er y, ' from $4.50 for one-party service, iDtentlon of picking the site,'' national. Neither was injur- gia State Parol Capt. Theron aid the three civilians. peeled to cost taxpayers near· disturbance and end any furth- Floyd G. B~wne and Assoc., and at 13.95, up from $3.SO for said the lawmaker, wbo asked ed. :Aldridge, ' ly $186,000. d I t Th ld fro t MariOn, engmeermg counsel '" four ~rty service lhat hi id . I . er eve opmen . e co th n , Middl . t ~""' · 1 entity not be reGallman's camera was snatch· 1 b d d In · V . ym.g 1or e mayora1 nomm- bowever, was breakl'n• up •- . epor1 .sewerage proJec . Rural service rates are up t~ '"''h il I'd I White yst!ln ers c1ose ' at10n 1 Cle 1 d De D IIC" f ~ 1 ti f 20 f vea ot:Uo ey w I I die a- ' ed away but later w(;ls re turnhd b k Du . vean were mo- fore the anticipated col1isioD. or ~Em~e on o per cen~ o to $5.35 from $4.50 fw· busmess I'Oil1Hl antll January, and then ed undamaged after a highwa.y ' and pus e them ac. ring n ccats Mark McElroy, Cuyahoga the e!JIIled sewerage plamung. phones aad to ~.95 from ~.25, leave lbe aculal seleelioD u , ed the JOStling. several uf the Ne~unt~r~rderben,and Ra~plrh LoPLAN CARD PARTY - Looked With favor . upon, for residential service on a four to lite joint commillee." p patrolman mterv .n . . Igro youths were knocked to the C er, e meum L Me oy IS pendmg checking of pr1ces, a party line. The Negroes' effort to board j grou~d. former state allorney general The XI Gamma Mu chapter request by Dobbin Manley, The Home Telephone compa· """'·'"'' J"''""' the white bus was the latest in I -~~~and a 1962 IIIUiuccessful candi· ol the Beta Sigma Phi sorority street foreman, for two ..ts of ny presently servea opProxi- S k O F' a aeries of racial incidents m LOW BIDDER NAMED Members of the Meigs cound~te lor governor. The wmner will hold a card party at the work cloth01 for street employ· mately 1,033 subscribers througli toe 8 pen trm Crawfordville, aboui 110 m1les ty Public School Employes' .. 11>'\appear on the Nov. 2 ba~ Middleport elementary school es to be purcbaoed from I be two telephone excbangea, one In Moderate Trade east of Atlanta in Taliaferro HUNTINGTON, W. Va. I UP! I sociation were urged to support 1 ~ot ilh Republican county aud· on Wednesday, Sept. 29 at 8 street maintenance lund for bls at New Haven and one at LeCounty. The Army Eng~ne<rs announc· 'I State Issue I Monday night at Jtor Balpb Perk and lndepeod- P· m. The public lo Invited. Re- personnel. tart. Fifty per cent of the NEW YORK (UP!) - Stocks ' ed Monday K L. Moore, Inc. the Salisbury elemen!Jiry school. ent Democrats Carl Stokes and lreihments Will be oerved and - Heard a requ..t by Coun- customers served aro rural sub- opened firm in moderate trad- The Negro students. aged 13·1of Belpre, was the apparent Ralph McAILiatar. prizes awarded. cilman Clifford stumbo that po- acrlbers. lng today. 17, approached the bus but low badder at llJ,llO lor a con- 0 . 0. Patterson, county 11tt lice offltera: refrain from "BlaElectronics were mostly high· we~e stopped by. a crowd of tract involving remedial work permtendent of schools, a n d AUSTIN, TEX. ACl'OR EX<;BANGE FIRE ming councll" 1n pubJic contacts BELPl!iRS ANNOUNCED er, Chemicals added :>mall whlt~ men, Tahaferro County 1at the Belleville Locks anr1 Dam Pearl .Reynolds, a !eacher in Zachary Scott waa Us~~ In .TEL AVIV, larael (UPI)Mrs. VInas Lee, chairman of gains. Alrcrafts continued up- Sberalf M. B. Moore aild~Geor· ! Belpre and Marietta, Ohio, and ' the Middleport publiC school sy• criUcal condition at bl5 sweet- Five lsraeU cl~illans were lbe Racine Red Cross drive, at>- ward. Airlines scored fresh . . Williamsown, and Vienna, w/tem, explamed beneflts of I.. brush" home here today. wounded Monday m an ef· nounces her helpers as lollowa: gains. Motors were mixed. Meags. Geueral Hospo!Jil va. 1sue I (PEP! whiCh will be on The 51 • year • old movie change of gunfire near the borJoyce Brace, Rhonda Brickles, Steels were soft. i Adm..sao?s - M" Harry the Nov. 2 ballot m Ohio. veteran reportedly wu losing der with Jordan, laraeU offl· MotUy sunny, 1 IIU1e wiii'Dl- Rita Brln!<er, Eugene Ervin, ; Mohler, Middleport; Zona JetRoss Cleland, presadent of tho ground slowly In his fi8ht tor&- c1ala reported. or today bJ&h 1'1-73 1011lb. Part- , _ Johnson JUdy KinK Ann · lers, Syracuse; Gerald ShumHELD BY COURT . Meigs County chapter also urgcover from brain surgery. He One of the victims, a woman, If cloady and warmer toalpl McClintock, Michele sPencer, LOCAL TEMPS way, Reedsville: Elizabeth Hor- Francis H S.thbur 51 M'd ted the _group to conduct an allwas Down to Tew from New .,.. said 1<1 be in serlouo oondi· oud Wedaelday, Low •DIPI~t- Sharry! spencer and Sally WiJ. The t•mperature m Pomeroy's ak, Pomeroy ; Margaret Doug· . n, • 1 · out dr1ve lor new members. A York In July. U011. H. 111. busmess district at 11:30 a. m. las, Harrisonville. 1dlepo~t, was bemg held in coun- large crowd of non-teaching em· · today was 68 degroes under sun- Df!lcbargeo- Neva Kennedy, , ty JOlt tnday on a contempt of ployees of the county attended. oy skies. Middleport. I court charge. Velel'ans Memorial Hospilal ~ AdmissfoDI - Mrs. Edward Baldwin. Mason; Jeap Dailey, Portland; Thorn.. Bryan, NEW DELIU <UPI)-PakJs. today wao the first time IndiA lnslde PUistan. Sklrmlsh01 appeared Ill be No fall signup Is expected Ibeing considered exempts the Mr. Cbase said the ollicial Pomeroy; .Mrs. Harley M.,.. tan charpd 1llat Indian war- had used Its air lo,... against lndll'a midday defense brt!lklng out all olq he £old rw any 111611 wheat rpogram ll11611 wheat crop from marketing farm wheat allotments for 1966 Donald, Middleport; Margaret planet attacked Paldatanl pool- Pakistani positions aince the lin said 0110 PakistaDI eolumnl truce line In Kaslunlr. which may be made available, quot.., it does provide for are lower than lor 1965 because Brinker, Mason; Helen JobnIIDDB In the Rajasthan-Sind bor· truce went inl<l elfecl last wu "liquidated" 20 NEW DELIO - INDIA TO- Wayne Cbase, chairman of the wbeat allotments. Allotments the national allotment Is small· son, Pomeroy. dec regloo today lD Yiolalioo of week, Tl!l'llll of the cease lire IOUtltwt ol Gardl. II lllld day accused Paldslin of "wide- Airlcultural Stabilization and have therefore been determin- er. By !Jiw, the nationa acre- Dllchai'Jeo - Mrs. Glenn the ceaae lire. Sklrmlabea were provided UtaI planei remlllu at Indiana alao recaptured the opread and provocalive viola· Conaervatlon county committee, ed for next yeac's wheal crop age allotment is established Thoma and daughter, L o n 11 reported along the enUre 1,000 leasl 10 miles away from botUe lap of Sadlll, 'II mlleo IIDDB" of the United Nations oald today. .. presenUy authorieed and at an amount whicb is expected Bottom : Peggy Davis, Kanalllf&; mtle border. nortllweat of' Blkaner In cea•llre qreernent. 'PaklalaD Legislation now Is under con- notices of official farm wbeat to produce the total quantity o! Clarinda Cooper, Polland; Mao 1poaltinns. The new ch~rge~~ were aired The hroadeut Rave few de- Sind lleoarl lrel. II lllld reported new· IIUCCeues by M,. slderallDn by congress which allotments foe 111611 have been wheat required to meet anlici· ry Graoy, Racine; Mro, Raya Maj. Gen Bruce F. Mac>- lalla but oald the action toni! fllbllni broke out lfllr !em KUmi!IQ trying 1<1 over· would authorize continuation of mailed 1<1 producers. paled needs. The total whe•t mond JusUa and son, Pomeroy. llollald ol Clllllltla Dew In wltll plaee somewllere 1D the ~,.. tan latruded 1111D the II'M. lbrow Indian rule 1D JCuhmlr. a voluntary wheal eerUficate Additional program lnforma- needed fur !11611 Is about tbe BlrUo - Mr. and Mcs. Alvllt • JII'OUP of United NaU0111 aides thaD area 100 miLes 1011Ut of the BG!h IIIII Paldltan The U. N. Security Council, and a feed grlllu program. If tion io dependent upon action same as was needed tor 1965, M,yers, Reedaville, a 11011. In an elforl to en/ore. lbe Labore fniDI where l!olb-sidell ~!~!Sed lbe ~ tf .lillllcb meetfD1 ID New Yott 'Monday tbese programs ore enacted in- by congress and wiD be made but the general increase In yield . lleadlly dalerlorallne ~eaae reported a aeries of vloloU0111. 1\:allbmlr, and a broodeut on the Kaslunlr erlsls lor to law, the Intention Is to hold available to producers as ,.,.n means that the needed quantity BOARD TO MEEr /Ire. ll'e admitted bfo Job ltQuld Flgltllu& In the Sind Oeael1 the ~ ,..,_. Gf lblrd time fD elcbl tlaJ&, de- emcurrent s18nups foe both as pos.•lble. Aity questions about can be prnduced oo fewer ac- The JIOIIponed Dlllntbly mee&"~' .lliii·•-IMtl ·III'IIUiitl lbe mlr '.Badlo lllitl Mtllllem 11tat ltolb liDD- . _ IIIII feed gcaina nell the 1116& whoolallomenb ohovld ·rea. Nationally, the reductlm lite of the Nortb...,un l d 1 American Civilians Die 1 Horne Phone Irate Whites Block From R03fding sCh00} BUS min"::! l i EACH WEEK CONTEST RULES Round Dish Pan FIVE CENTS Rat es H"k d I e on sept•14 ·cJ. T "Jet T Tray able Watch Set ; For Debbie i AIong Gu}f 1 -- -· ------------------------------------• 3 Safti-Cup 1<~ Bathtub Mat sink mats Dishpan Mei,..M01ora .4rea TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1965 WORLD LET INGELS ' I'M,,.,.,.., 01 The POMEROY-MIDDI.EPORT, OHIO at LOAFERS INGELS FURNITURE NO. 137 ,. I entt - ·· ' 1 DO • at y .--=--------'--.-....,11 THE SHOE BOX '• ~. Approval of PEP is Urged \ WEATHER I Air, Ground Attacks, Break Truce "!Ct. ··., ~..: =. : ~"". t·litlciij , '' :.: : . :. . . . • :r,',:~.~~.:':: 4::,,1101111. .a•P,IIW,·. . * ,, .» ... . = lbe .,... lnlc:e llilt__. .,..._ • Farmers may Bypass 1966 Wh eat .JJgn•up - ~ . .~.1besaid.1llleat lf ~vp 'lrllh till WI41!!UD" ~ ., ~Ilk ' In 1M ' ac:reo Ill tlllout U =· vM.~ -r•:·IJ!u'._d "Ill:1 ••·<:·. 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