https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/20be00c389ef0450aa445709acde45b4.pdf cb2e0c50e3c74603d16d9f3d5a6374d6 PDF Text Text , • at y • enttne . ( I Ul I ""i i Q ~l- {/, .J:. - OI'A, .::. -: f =~ -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~~~~ VOL XVII NO. 140 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1965 L:: ,_: ( ;f ~-: FIVE CENTS ------------------------------------------~\----------------------------------------- verthro,vn Indonesian Teachers Support Issue I, Consolidation of Schools TOKYO (UPI) - Radio Ja· karla today announced the col· lapse of a coup d'etat that had overthrown President Sukamo. Broadcasts from the IDdonesian capital early today said Sukarno was overthrown by a revolutionary council led by an officer of Sukamo's palace guard and placed in "protective custody." A later broadcast said Gen. Abdul Har : Nasution, the antiCommunist armed forces chief, had crushed tbe cup d' etat. The Indonesian radio announced Indonesia had been "liberaled" by forces loyal to Sukarno. Palace guard battalion commander Lt. Col. Untung was Resolutions In support of the school consolidation plan and the State Issue No. 1 were approved by Middleport Teachers' Association Thursday evening at Middleport High school. Issue No. 1 and the proposed consoli-:lation were discussed with the following resolutions being :1ccepted: "Be it resolved that the Middleport Teachers' Association, fully realizing that we must continue to work for t.he continued growth of the students of designated commandant of the new regime and president of the council. An earlier broadcast said severa! Indonesian generals backed by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency were arresed in a plot against Sukamo. Untung said Sukarno and other top Indonesian leaders were placed under protective guard and that a nationwide network of revolutionary councils was being formed to forestall a coup planned for next Tuesday. The decree dissolving Sukarno's cabinet was broadcast at p.m., (Tokyo time) today (3 a.m., F.DT) . It said others in the council, in addition to Lt. Col. Untung, were former First Deputy Premier cubandrio, Air Force Commander Vice Air Marshal Oma Dani, Navy Commander Rear Adm. R. E. Martadinata, Police Commander Sutjipto Judodihardjo and Second Deputy Premier Leimena. · .Oher names were not immedtately .avatlable. Cons~tculously absent from those hsteo were the names of Armed Forces Chief and Deftnse Minister Haris Nasution; Army Commander Lt. Gen. Achmad ani, and Third Deputy Premier Chairul Saleh. Saleh is currently representing lndonesia in Peking at celebralions marking the 16th anniversary of Communist Cbina. -:;:;::-::;::::;:::::;::;:-;-:::::-;:::;::::=:::::;::-:;=:;;:-::;;::-:;=:::;:-; Middleport Exempted &·hoot ed on the conviction that the District and for the students of public school is indispensable to Meigs county, hereby pledge national unity, common purpose our SU!Jport for the creation of and equality of opportunity herethe new school district compos- by suports, and asks for sued of the Middleport Exempted port of State Issue No. 1." School District, Northwestern Mrs. Maxine Philson, pres!Local School District, Pomeroy dent, presided at the meeting. Exempted School District, Sal- She and Mr. Tracy Hanning isbury Elementary School Dis- were elected to represent the trict, and Bedford Elementary Association at the Southeastern School District. Ohio Teachers' Association ''The Middleport Teachers As- meeting at Athens, October 29. sociation, aware that Amer- Alternates chosen were M r s. · . ican public education is found- Phyllis Hackett and Mrs. Elizabeth Pickens. COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio visional units was stil' a ques- 48 paid drills per year to 72. Mrs. Pearl Reynolds was Army Reservists and National lion. Reservists in the disbanded el ded to represent the associ- Guardsmen pondered their fatt' Huntlreds of small. $pecializ- 83rd and any other units that ation at the Ohio Education Pro- today in the wake of a Penta- ed uni's exist outside the two may be deactivated will be givfessional salary meeting in eo. gon announcement of a massive big OhiiJ divistons, with most en the opportunity of transfer lumbus, October 9. Mr. Nolan reshuffling of reserve force~ of them in larger ciltb. Colum- 1to the National Guard or reSwackbamer and Mrs. Reynolds The only things apparently bus, for instance, has nearly a maining Reserve units if space were appointed to the nomin- certam were that Oh •.o·s 83rd dozen auch units, ran~infi. from can be found for them. ACQUITIED - Special Deputy Sheriff Tom Coleman •ID ating committee for tbe selec· Infantry Division, the famed 10 m2n up to several hua-:lred The others will go into ''con- and his son, Tom Jr , followed by friends and other tion of a member of the associ- "Thunderbolt Division" of World The ~ .000 troops retaio1ed in trol gruup~" where they will not members of his family. leave the courthouse at HayneSAIGON (UPI- Pri: Ml- ation to attepd the O.E.A. meet- War II, was slated for deacti- the new brigade • siled 37th take part m formal · ville, Ala , after a jury found him innocent in the shottbe nister Nguyen Cao Ky 1 ay an- ing in Columbus in December. vation, and that the Ohio Na- will he oiven intcns1iieJ t.rain- but w!ll be subJ'ecl to call in gun slaying of Episcopal seminarian Jonathan Daniels of nounced a government shakeuo " he said would bring a "new sotiona! Guard's 37th Infantry Di- ing, increasing their work from case of national emergency. Keene, N. H., a civil rights worker. ' ciety" to South Viet Nam. He vision which fought in the Pasaid the war was being won on cific Theater during World War ff t t II, was to oe reduced in ~ize ll TOKYO-COMMUNIST CID- the battlefield and e or s mus and placed in a higher state of na today celebrated its 16th an- be made to improve ..the. lot of readiness. • niversary with a massive anti through SOCial re The order apparently will efAmerican rally (5!JO,OOO people) vo ubon. feet all 7,500 men of the 83rd ' in Peking's "Gate of Heaven" M~y t nam:. fo:~ ~~;: WO S and about two-thirds cf !be men October has been officially declared Meigs County HAYNEVILLE. Ala . tUPll - Special Deputy. ThoSquare. Speakers called for a 101s er rtg. · .. · of the 37th, the National Guard Red Cross Month by Mayors Lee Smith of Middleport and mas Coleman. acquitted of manslaughter charges m t~e united international front to Huu Co 0 read 8 n:w s~per Teach~rs of the Northwestern division will be reduced to 8 Charles Legar of Pomeroy. This joint announcement to- slaying of a New England civil rights worker, today still wage a "tit-for taf'Struggter ,ministrtrytl 0 wTh .ar .anb ..rura .rle-U. Local Bt1ucation Association ! 3 oo~man b.riaade and attli.ch· day formally o~ens the 1965 county fund drive, accord- ~ faced an assault charge and posstble further action b}" · . . cons uc on. e ureau w . f • .., . · · p r · ·. to went on record tn support o ed to Pennsylvania's Jlltb Infan- mg to county c rarrman au 11 gamst" the Untied States. d th d 01 0 ffl . 1 10 .. . Alabama's outraged attorney genera. sen ousan. 5 etas . Issue I and the proposed consol- try Olvi~ion. L. Casci. 1 Chester Buckley, Ohve and Atty. Gen. Richmond Flowers declared .he w~s apPesg Ch~n, the mayor , ot Pe- the countrystde to try to wm !dation of five school districts But the fate ol the thousands "It is hoped the people of Mr. Lloyd Blackwood, Orang e.. palled" at th e fr eeing of Coleman and an a1de sard Floktng said The ambtbons of the loyalty of the peasants. who in Meigs County Thursday eve- f . ts . . -d' Meigs County will support th1s AI Leonard IS servmg as cha1r- wers was stud ymg whether ' - · A~erica have .e~ceeded t~ose ~f compri~ 80 per cent of the ning at the grade school cafeter- 0 reservts 10 various non I- program as they have many rna~ in the Middleport business any furth er "legal avenues I U.S Atty. Gen. Nicholas DeB. Hille: •. Mus~lmt and T?JO 10 00,~ulatto~. . . ., ia. The districts are Northwestcharitable drives that are con- district and Mrs. M. E. Dow- are available" for prosecu- Katzenbach satd such acqUittals thetr times. But Peng s stateThe VIctory. 18 no~ wtlh us, ern. Bedford, Salisbury, Pomedueled on an annual basis," son, Mrs. Clarence McNeal and tion. ["are the pnce we have to pay ment appeared more temperate Ky . declar~d m rev,t,ewmg the roy and Middleport. Casci said. Mrs. Barbara Scites io the resifor the jury system. than a speech made Wednesday mthtary sttuahon. Now, our Mr. Casci Is asking each citi- dential. Coleman. 52. was clar; d of l •·1 th ink this kind of result Is by Vic Premier Cben Yi who new society should start wtth New . ~cher• of . Northwesten to do his best to support In Pomeroy, Guy Guinther, manslaughter charges I hurs- 1expected from time to time," chall~nged the ,Umted States, the poorest people. " . ern Dtstnct r:ecogruzed were this year's program and espec- Paul Simon , Karl Krautter. El- day by an all white. J~ry 10 the 1Kal z~nbach said. "It is diHict•lt Bntam and lpdta to tnvade Observers of the Vietnamese Miss .carla Gilmore, Charles Ially to help the respective a Gilmore and Mrs. Lawrence Aug. 20 shotgun killing of Epl.s I to gP: convictions iD some China so that all three nations political scene believed Ky 's Dowme, Gladys ~~. Howard OW chairman in the townships who Hoffner will be in charge of the copal semmary student .Jona•n· l areRs" could be "wiped out." blueprint for South Viet Nam Cole, Charles Smtih and Alan may call upon them to lend a business district. an Damels, 26, of K~ene , N. H. I Civil ri[.hts leader Dr. V.arlitl was hkel} to win support from Podbesek. Mrs . .o 0. Patter- PITISBURGH <UPIJ - Angry hand for door • to • door con- No chairman has been named Coleman still faces tnal or a n L:J•ht r King Jr . saiJ the verWo\SIDNGTON-THE JOHN- the people. sohn andd Mrs Ntelhde Tracyh were! dairy farmers who tangled with vassing. for the residential area of Porn- assault charge m the woundm~ di d shows that "~ustice 1s ai· · t t' 1 ked to onore as re ue teac ers o . . · 1tons . . 'b'l"t . th • . police while demonstrating for The followmg chatrmen have eroy, bu1 orgama son admtms raton oo . th d' t . 1 and ·m- of the Rev . · R1chard J · Morns· . h : wn~t an 1mposs1 11 y 10 the Senate today for action It e IS nc · higher prices threatened today been named to be in charge of dividuals will handle the door- roe of Chlc.ago. a Roman Ca~n~- 1 S·.1u:h" and again po;nt s out the 1 failed to get In the House - a Other guests attending were to shut off the flow of milk into the various areas: to-door convassmg. lie pnest. 10 the same mctd · ·, neea for fed eral antt-lynrh ledrastic cut in the proposed $1.5 Rev. William Thorpe and Coun- the city. Mrs. George Carper, Bedford; Anyone wishing to make a conDown the Drain gi, I:JI•on. billion pay raise for federal 'imty Superintendent 0. 0. Patter· "We tried to be decent and Mr. Dale Kautz, Chester : Opal tnbutwn may do so by address- Flowers, who attempted un- HP said the acqu · t: :~l ''will ployes. Ot. a 37~7 roll call vote 0 0mm1 son. Nellie Tracy offered grace avoid this step but it looks as Fitzpatrick, Columbia; Mrs. Vir- ing it to Mr. Casci, Postmaster, successfully to delay Co~~.11an's el'rnurage others to 3<rpetrate Thursda) night, the House apbefore ~ potluck dinner was if we are being left no other gil E. Roush, Letart; Mrs. Ha- at the Middleport Post 'Jffice. trial so he could try for a mur- violen,·e with impunity upon proved the bill that exceeded Three Meigs County bankers, served. choice,'' said Ernest Hayes, zel McKelvey and Mrs. Edith der md1ctment, s.~ ld the arqUJI· :.~grc es and civil ri~hts workby $410 ml~llon a year the re- !wo men. and ~ woman, were Plans were made to s~nsor head of the United Dairy Farm- Painter, Lebanon ; Mrs. Howard • tal represented . the democra· cr~." commendatiOn made by Presi- mcluded ~n appomtments to rna- a Future Teachers' Assoctatlon ers (UDF). Police Thursday Birchfield, Rutland; Mrs. Em- Newark Man Escapes tic processes gomg dow11 the dent Johnson. . JOr. standmg commtttee~ of the at Rutland High school. Leda arrested 60 persons, including est Wright. Salem. • • I drain of irrat wnahty. h1 gotry Johnson has strongly hmt.ed OhiO Bankers Association for Mae Kraeuter, Sally Schaaf and 13 women, during a melee which Mrs. John Stout, Scipio; Mrs. In JUI'Y m Bradbury I and improper enforcement of \'Ill that he would veto the b1g bill, the 1~5-66 ye~r. . Mary E..Chapman were named eru ted while 400 hymn . sing- Vernon Nease, Sutton; Mrs. A N k R. E the law." [ which Sllrpasses the 3.2 per President Rtchard P. Ratsh, to orgamze II. . p . ewar man.. oaer1 . cent wage guideline set forth president of the First National A meeting was announced of mg UDF. me~ber~ p~cketed an Mason, 26 · was Cited by' the Ill by the administration. Bank of Bellevue, said Theo- all the county's teachers and lsaly Datry ; P an · . Service Office to State Patrol to Me1gs County --dore T. Heed, president of the PTA leaders will be held Tues- The farmers demonstration flose October 2-9 Court Oct. 8 on a charge of Relatives here have learned WASHINGTON J,OCK - Farmers Bank and Savings Com day, October 5 at the Salisbury was. ~e latest bl~w to Penns~!. speed m excess for road condlof the death Thursday of Alvfl heed Aircraft won the $2 billion pany in Pomeroy was named to Ele~entary school. Robert vama s scandal-rtdd~n datry The Metgs County Veterans ! lions followmg an ace~dent at Stiles, 65, of Akron, former 3 55 contract to build history's big- the Public Affairs Committee ; Dowling, president of !be Ohio mdus~y. A ~tate Justice Depart- Service Offtce wtll be closed : . P· m. Thursday on Rt. resident of Chester and Tup!lest jet transpport - and the Paul Smart, executive vice Educatlonn association, will me~t mvestigatton revealed $13 from Oct. 2 through Oct. 9 as 143 m Bradbury. . Funeral services for Jessie I pers Plains. betting now is that Boeing will president of the Citizens Na- speak o~ Issue 1. mtlhon m kickbacks among c. J . Rhodes, Sen:tce Of~tcer: Officers sa1d Mason fa1lcd to E. Hanson, 92. N. Second - av, 1 He was born in Chester, tbt ge the job ol developing the tional Bank in Middleport, to Committees named were as farmers and dealers. T!le state wtll attend a servtce offtcers negotiate a sharp curve, and Middleport, who died Thursday !son of the late John and Mary fastPst , the SST. the Savin.,s and Mortgage Com- follows : M1lk (_o~trol Comm1sston, ~w- school and conference at Co- ran off the left side of the high- in Meigs General hospital short- Jane Smith Stiles. He is surviv· That was the consensus of mittee, and Maxine Griffith, . Progra.m - Mrs. Gladys Ma- ever, tatted to take any acuon lumbus on Oct. 2. . way. His vehicle struck a guard I} after he was admitted wtll be ed by his wife, Lucille. Akron; aviation industry officials to- cashier of the Pomeroy Nation- )Or, chatrman; Mrs. Marearet agamst the dealers. Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes wtll be rail resulting in heavy damage held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the one daughter, Mrs. Betty Posda in their comments on thE, at Bank, to the Women's Actlvl- Parsons, Mist Thelma Michael, out of tow.1 mos~ of the "Yeek. both to the guard rail and the Rawlings-Coats Funeral home , ton of Athens a granddaughter, . y F , f Lock t' Co 'ttee Mrs. Roberta Wilson alMI Alan HOMECOMING SET They plan tod vtstt DID ·Xema with the Rev. Clyde Bartlett of·[ a brother. Val Hartung, of Cbes. 1 1 - tes mmt . p B to h car · Mason was not inJ·ured · Atr orcesseectono odbesex. The Chester Church of the ~ee a &ran son, avtd us , fic1atmg. Burial will be in the ter and several nieces and nep" heed as th e wInner of th e C5A Soc'ta 1 - Mrs. Anna Ogdin Nazarene WI'II have a homecom- who IS · horne on 1eave from the 1ews "" . C d Veterans Memorial Hospital Gravel H11l cemetery till on over Boetng 0 · an 1 compe All Out Push for h · Mr ' · October s N d tr· to th VA H · Dou las Aircraft. " • c arrman; s. Anna Eliza- UJg on Sundar, . 3. un- . avy, dD . tps e '. un- Admissloos .- Benjamin Ha- He was born in Mason county, He was a member of the g Reactor 18 Urged beth Turner, Mrs. Carol Wolfe, day school will begm ~t 9:30 a. tmgton, ~ · Va., and to Cmcm- ger, Morresvtlle, N. C. : Mrs. w. Va. surv1vors mclude two Pamters local of Akron and of MANILA SCIENTISTS PT. P' .EASANT - U. S. Sen- James Adams, Mrs. Mary Ba- m.. followed by mommg .wor- nah are also scheduled. Theodore Pullins. Long Bottom. daughters, Mrs. Helen Notter, the J~nior Order of Unitecl tod d tected new alarmin ator Robert c. Byrd <D-W.Va) con, ~nd ~harles Dowme. ship at 1£ :30 a.m. Lunch wtll be Discharges - Roger Cullums, Dayton Mrs. Lydia Roush Pom· l Amencan Mechanics, of ~ . a} f em Taal Volcano 8~ has advised West Virginia com- LegiSlative - Miss Martha enjoyed on the church grounds. PTA TO MEET . Pomeroy : Mary Cross, Syra- eroy; three sons, Harold of Mid- The body will be brought to Signs ~0 ed h d munitles who have expresaed Ohlmger, chairman; Carla GU- The Calvary quartet from Jack· The Salem Center PTA wtll cuse; Mrs. Edward Baldwin, dleport Hugh of Dayton, and · the Arbaugh Funeral home ll rescue ea~ pre:s f a ~a an interest in the proposed S300 more, Maurita Miller and Mrs. son will be featured during an hold its first regularly schedul- Mason. Charle~ of Columbus · 13 graD<l-J Tuppers Plains Saturday eve.Jwlth th~ grt~ ~st <> ~=~- million atomic energy proton Fay Sauer. I afternoon sing. Rev. Herbert ed meeting Monday Oct. 4, at Birb - Mr. and Mrs. Theo- children, nd three g;.eat grand- ing where friends may caD .. ~g vtcltms ~ as Ys acceler•tor 'to pursue their ef- Membership - Mrs. Thelma ' Grate, church pastor, welcomes 7:30 p. m. Refreshments will dore Pullins, Long Bottom, a children. Friends may call at til time of services Sunday ' 1the funeral home anytime. vtolent eruptlon.nfll ts 1 forts until a site is selected." Campbell, chairman; Roberta everyone. be served. Everyone is lnvitfld. son. · 2 p.m. Interment will be 11 There were co c ng. repor Byrd noted that Pt. Pleasant Wilson, Elizabeth Ann Webster Tuppers Plains cemetery. ;.; of casualties. The offlctal tally and Ravenswood, the t w 0 and Don Spencer. a ponder MI•I•Ita ry Fat e KyMovesto Win Support Of Peasants t WORLD Northwestern th~ ~a~t l\,,ayors Dec}are 0Ct 0ber Teachers Back Official Red Cross Month T proposa} Coleman Faces Additional I Charges After Acquitta .! Angry Da1rymen • Vow tO Stop f} of Milk 1 ' 3Appol"nted T C •tleeS Jessi"e Hanson AI • Sti"}es n·Ies . Akron n·IeS ThUrSday *' from government relief .agencies stood Rl 150 conhrmt!d dead. But scattered field reports from pollee said 589 bodle~ had been recovered. A UPI team flew over the volcano this morniq aDd spotted smoke pouring from the rim of the main crater for tbe ftrst time. The TuesdaJ eruption came .'rom a new crater on the soutb~mt comer of Taal I!dand. communitle• included In the West VIrginia proposal for the new facility, survived the first review m11de by the Atomic Energy Commission for 8 site. "Our two cities are amoll& those Included in 85 proposals which wiU be considered In a final analysis," Byrd explained. Mell• Gtlenl Hoapltll Admlolelll - Jessie Hanson, Middleport; Ray Clark, CheshlARACRl, PAliSTAN - Ire; ~ Jones, Ga!Upolls. llldlan force~~ launched a hea- Dltcllartea- Zona Jeffers, '1 attack Thursday nigld a· Syracuse; Zelda Koehler, Bl• (Coatlnued II paae 2) racuse. A.shley· PP.om,·ses Stp,on:g Teacht>• Education and Prof~ssional Standards - Donald • I McKenzie, chairman; Ml's. 01lve Page, Mrs. Gladys C o 1, . Frank !{night and Don Stivers. , Middleport High school foot- ~lkmg about Is the appearance PersoiiDel standards _ Hom- I ba!l coach Ro~t G. .~hley m. Jacket Stadtum of the Athens er Wells, chairman· Nora Jor- . 881d Thursday night he boped High school football team at 8 dan. Nellie Vale, E~gene Camp- I the Athletic Booster Associ&· p. m. ell and Olston Wright. ! tlon will stay with the team reAt~ens is - so far - fav~red Sally Sclraaf, president, pre- , gardless of what happens Fri- to wm the SEOAL champtonsided. day night." ship this season while MiddleHe was making Informal re- port has been dismissed as an 1, marks before lntrodu~ mem- also • ran. Nlether mHJ) DRILL achool has The POmeroy volunteer fire ! ben of the squad at the rep. won a grid champlonhip since department answered an al'arm 1 ial' association m~tlng Ia tbe: 1150 when Athens won lt. In at 8:16 p. m. Tburaday for ~ 1cafeteria of the achool. 11MB, Middleport and Athens fire driU, held oq Wetqall·st. Tile event of k!olp& ill wu lbared iL • • I Ashley, although not predicting the outcome of the game, promised none 01 his boys ld be detected loafin He ':~ed their spirit Is goJ· and mistakes will be because of lack 0 f talent or of experience or· f ~oachi not bec~use ~f of effo~' · "Whatever happens," ~e said, "If there is blame to be given, pull& 110 me. I'm ll8ed w~ ia: EZ~ort A'ITEND DINNER Supt. Charles S. Gibbs, Prill- . ctpal James A. ·Diehl, 1111 Frances Roberts, Home £cO. It doesn't bother me. Don't nomics teacher, all of p,n-, blame the boys." he said. High school, attended- u;-~. . . nual Blue Flame dinner . . Vt~ President Gene Hams at the ~niversity Inn at A~ prestded at a busmes sess10n Wednes?ay night, gi1e11 by . . when reports were heard and Columb1a Gas of Oblo IDe. Treasurer Bob King noted ·· $980 93 in the treasury with an ANNOUNCE DAJq esimated $500 to oo paid The Middleport Balid ,..__. 11000 in bills for game film and ers will sponaor a , printing. dance party Saturday · Films of tbe Nelsonville game !8 to 11 p. m. at u,. ,~~~ _.. lllown. eym. The Jays will • �, .i:l ,, ' .' HELEN HELP US! Conference Games Begin for Ohio Gridders liL STAB! - ANNOUNCING THE NEW Hl-7 CLUB On Route 7 South of Middleport DANCING THURS., FRI., & SAT. LIVE MUSIC Collier Shifts Lineup VISIT MOTORS DISCOUNT FOR 60 VOLKSWAGON 2 DR. SEDAN White sidewall tires. Radio and heater. Extra clean. Shows best of care. 62 CORVAIR Standard Shift. Heater. White sidewall tires 61 FORD GALAXIE Power Steering and Brakes. Auto. trans. White sidewall tires. Radio and beater 62 VOLKSWAGON SUNROOF Radio and heater. Whitewalls 1958 CADILLAC 4 DR. SEDAN, POWER STEERING & BRAKES. RADIO & HEATER SPECIAL 5 695. 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White with red interior. Shows excellent care. JUMBO "AS·IS" SPECIALS 55 Mercury _ $75 57 Ford _ 58 Buick _ $395 Four door. 6 cyl 4 Dr. VB Auoomottc. Auto. trana. $275 57 Olds _ 4 door. V-8, auto.. full power. $150 2 Dr. VB Alll<llllatic. KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR ... -..:. NEW G.E. l?'ing streak can do that In ~ tight pennant race. And Cincinnati's losinll lkelo stands at that length after Thursday's 5-3 defeat by the Giants. The strain of the Reds' stlllll- THE 11111111 SALES WY 2-5342 CodiiJK.Oidt Pomeroy WITH SELF CLEANING OVEN Nights Colis For Sisler, who snapped that It the reports he ia ID be fired are true "I wish they'd make the announcement soon." Sisler has indicated he will start &unmy E!Us (ZHO) in the _second game of the seaSO!H!nd· mg series with the Giants. He ' wiD Oj>pose Bob Bolio (IJ.Ii). A pincb-hit, two-run homer I the bottom of lhe niotb _IDnlng ! llOWered the Gtanta oo Thor.. day'o victory. Orlando Cepeda made It off veteran Joe Nuxball, who worked the dlstanct! 11 to absorb his fourth lou iD 15 THE NEW FEATURES BENCHWARMER 1 JACKET ePUSH BU'ITON SWITCHES Wool melton or corduroy, Hooded and pile lined. Zip front. eSELF CLEANING BURNERS eSELF CLEANING OVEN eCOMPLETELY AUTOMATIC eALL PORCELAIN-INSIDE & OUT Boys, 12 to 20 $17.95 decisions. USE OUR SHIRT CONVENIENT Our boot quollty SWEATERS- JAc;Km- DICKIES MrYioo • All Your Neodo For Tho Chilly Dloyl AhNd ON REQUEn DOWNIE-GROSS Robinson's NO MONEY DOWN- $10. PEl LAY·AWAY PLAN FINISHING 1 DAY SERVICE GMAC FINANCING P 7 RANGE ) Guaty Days ond Cold bl~ is telling on Manager Dick 60 OLDS 98 HOLIDAY COUPE_ $1295 AICIABP • . OfJ'aN, PUOUUD That's quite a comedown In one week. but fheo a fiv,,.g••m•,ll "HOME OF ARROW SHIRTS" POMEROY • I OHIO H&RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE N. 2ND AVE. �.jf---------. .! Ashton Man o.. Oet. 1, 11181 Mrs. Grueser is ·Ml '· tigsCounty Riding Club 'PiansHorseShowOct.24 PJatia . . . . . . Senlillel, Pomeroy.Mldllllpalt, Willi made fort horserber 10, and Columbus on O<!Glbow at fairgrounds Oc!Dber zt, ber 15-17. lltPnln& at I p.m., when Meigs The president announced that County Riding club mot Tu... club members must notify blm d8J even!JW, in the Loom house or Mrs. William B. Downie by II E. J. tliU home. October 18, U th... will at!A!nd Dick Karr, vlee president, lhe banquet at Kyier Creek. II C!OIIducted the meeting until the will be a s!A!ak dllner and will "'ivai of Tom Reu!A!r, pmi· cost $2. A trail ride at Dr. Oradent. dy's in WeUsf4Jn Sundsy, O<to· The committee named b1 Reu· ber 3, beginning at 10 a.m., with er to set up ciBBses for the a chicken barbecue at 2 p.m. lhow ineluded Junior Kennedy. also was announced. Tickets Dick Karr, William B. Down· may be secured in advance le •nd Bob Jones. Horse shows from Reut•r. Karr or Downle, were announced at Albany on or may be purchased that day. October 2, Kyger Creek Octo- A vole of thanks given Mr. and Mrs. Hill for use o! lhe COOKOUT HELD loom house. A cookouthwaa held on a ,... Refreshments were served at """' Sunday at the home of Mr. the close of the meeilng by Mr. and Mrs_ Carrol Nelgler, Syra· and Mrs. Hill to approximately cuse in honor of Mr. and Mrs. 30 members. The next mectln& Bernard Eynon and son Steve wiU be October 26, at the loom Gf Beliast, Maine. The Reed Ey- house, with refreshments by 11011 farruly were aU there ex· Tom Reuter •nd Dick Karr. """'1 Mrs. lvon Watson (Mar· jorie) of Utico. Mich. ~~!:':Jc:~dub Hospital ~ews Pleasaat vaoer ey earson w Killed in Auto l·;-=:~:~· aim~; pl:f~:~~~-boursl 1' kt d :.:d!::uv.Mooreand lnoluded: Miss Mlmlle ••••• ·--, reC O ay om:BING RVMMAGE Alva To!· !bur, 13flh Second Ave., PT. PLEASANT - Wesley • MASON - The -IJ 01'1'""'11 Enters Plea .~~~::r::.= Tolndictment af!A!moon at the bomo of Mrs. Clifford Leilbell. Mrs. WUiiam an_. wu elected ~dent, Mrs. Lellhell, viee president, and Mre. Amtll Leonard, ~etary • treasurer. It waa decided to meet the fourth Wednesday of eacb m::· Ho Radford and Mrs · mer · Fred Goegleln will attend a ••1.,. - Robertu1~. tiles} p Jinlertd IIDJpf!al ~~~q=== LOAFERS PT. PLEASANT liver Aablolj. Indicted b1 the R. Woodyard, 835 ~ ave.. I Purson, Jr., 21, of 11M MaiiOii ized Mason Chapter Order - b e r grand jury of Maaoll Mrs. John E. Blvd., a former elty polleeman, Eutem Star will, bold a Rwn·ll County DIJiriel Court on 1 Pine St.; Mrs. Barbara wu ldllad 1n a one ear aecldent mace !iale aU day Friday Middleport, ""•-e of maUclous assault -- ner, Rt. 2 GalllpoUa; Saturda• Oetober 1-• 1 a lnnocen 1 0. Albright, RL I Patriot; .'nornlng near Muonic''Lodge iD tn!l datA! t p lor vid A. Gilliam, Rt. 2 1 ber 25 th wu Mrs. Irvine Clay, Rt. I Bl Born In Point Pleuant, June · Don G .SWick, Vinton; Mr I, IN!, be wu the eon of WeaJack Rellmire and Kenny ReJt. Richard J. Cell, Rt. 2 crmonl!ey and Franees Wbilt Pearson, ~ders ~a~mee:g 0~ mire, both olllartford, indicted City: Noble E. Russell, Rt. both of wbom llllnlve. Be anV ce':.blet," d:_ b1 the grand Jury on the mlsde- Vinton; Mre. Stanley E. emplnyed by lhe Ohio Pro8 el ctrlc: • • meanor eharge of obslructlnl Rt. 1 GaUipoUs; Mrs. duets Corp. of OlrYille. A DJeiJ>o ber of PL Pleasant Post 23, AJn. 7 •Mrs !:.":tPIIIIY room Oetober an olleer, pleaded tnnoeent to Bruee Unroe, Rt. 2 oub~~tut ~= WOJ the lndletment and trial date Mrs. Frank Kirby, Rtt. I Legion, be was a former for the Nov~ of O<toher 25th was also eehed- poll.!; Usa S. Bumgardner, Slates Marine. & porll 00 the Co~ ~U uled for them. son; George W. MeHaffie,,,lorri.!,I ••~Other SIII'VIvon Include I . dleport; Mrs. Walter 11:. a " · - · Lee and ~~~;, 01...,•• held Member FDIC Pomeroy -~.. reeent Y in Mid· Dave O'Neal, Paul Ramlen Middleport Mrs Walter T """"' • a.1 liven by Mra. and J. H. Somerville were ~JI' bert, Rl. 1 Oak· Hill; ~. er, Deborab, botb of Pt. i nner. p~nnted by the court as com~,.. mond R. Zeigler, Rl. 3 Well.!ton; ant; five brothers, Boyd, Rltt-11 0 111oners m lhe properly partition Mrs. Edgar A. Vaughan. mao, ·• Jackie Lee, action of Nellie Kinnaird vs. ton; MrL William L. Bulls, Rl. :::Ortbat?~ C::'~Job~y -~~.~'"-'"'· 11 John Kinnaird. 2 Wellston: Mrs. Robert H. u.re:, slsters ;~.;... g _ ··-The plalnllff was granted Kight, Conllon. kydoo, Pt. Pieut; Mrs. 8 judgment against the defendants Births les Denny Hopett and Mre ::;;;!! With The Family in the sum of $1,227.41 ln!A!rest Mli'· Frank Kirby, Rt. I John Sid~, Wa~orth, . ~ ,o The ldd8 wiD love 111 Mrs. Ro•Pnbaum ia and costs in the civil action of llpolls, son, 7.21 a.m. ~ the service prompt, I to Den 3 Citizens National Benk, Pt. day: Mrs. Robert H. HAVE GUESTS By Clarlee Allen Pleasant, vs. Bartow E. and ton, son, 11:40 a.m. ' ~The lood II IUperb, Weekend guests of Mr. and Den Three Cub Scouts met Mr and Mrs Den I Cl land Buth A. Pearson of Gallipoll.! Mrs. Thomas D. Saunders, Funeral home of Pt. Pleasant. the atmocpbero pie.. Mrs. 0. K. Casto of Portland Wednesday after school at the Mr. ·Vern Cl~land, zeMr. 0 and Ferry. son, daughter, 2:15 p.m. Thurs· ant. Modest prices! wore Mr. •nd Mrs. Rlehard home of Mrs. Richard Rosen· Mrs· Ross Cleland and son Lar· day; Mrs. Richard J. CaD, Rt. E :Z Sollers of Columbus, and Mr_ baum den mother with Mrs d ~ d M 2 Crown Clly, son, 5:10 p.m. llangelilt Coming ~ a....l Mr R M C I 0 I R h , ' . ry an mr. an rs. Clayton Thursdav ~ ... s. oy c our oc . Ela Gilmore, as assistant den Allen and son, BID, attended For MeeUng . ,~ eater, Pa. The McCuurts remam- muther the f I , j Dlsebargeo erieB ~ . T d · unera serviCe of Mrs. C. 1 Mr J E c t Mr . Middleport Route 7 ed un tI 1 ues ay. The meeting opened wllh the H. Benson In Columbus. s. ames - an er, s. Joe BI'OIISOO evangelis~ ~ Cull Scuut oath In unison fol· Rlehard L. Weaver, Mrs. Carl tor of the Ne~ Richmond NEW lowed by the pledge to the' flag Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy, Hesson, Edward L. Stroth Mre. Chureh of Christ will ' led by Mike Gitnore. The Mr. and Mrs.Paul Hollman, Mr. Ottiee Brannon, Mrs. Larry C. e revival at boys worked on achievement and Mrs. Marlon Parker, Mlos !Jevlng, Mrs. Andrew Byua, Churcb of Christ charts and also on a project Pat Gaul and Richard Gaul reNeal T. Humphrey, Mrs. James Monday Oct 4 lhrough By Andre Richard for the Pack meetmg Gomes eently allended a foothall gsme MBragg, Mrs. Gladys L. Cuck- ber 17 ~~ 7.30 p m each • Travel Kits • Podded JO..YW 1 were played and lh~ meeting at Marshall College in I 1ting- PT. PLEASANT - The first ler, Paula J. Butler, Kimberly exeept Sa~y: · Satin Dress Hangers ' closed lorming the living circle ton. meeting of the fall season of L. Sebo, Jameo H. Crace, Jr., Aaellltlng him will be the 1 Sachet Wofors 1The lmys are to bring a hamme~ Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Eisel· the Pl. Pleasant Women's Mrs. Henry w. Doss, Mrs. Donald Hicks, minister lteV.JI c..,lelely and nails to the next meetiug s!A!m, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Martin Club w•U be a droner event mas H. Miller, and the Middleport Cbureb I Refreshments were served by and children and Mr. and Mrs. lk.tober 8th at . the Pleasant Mrs. Emest V. Holcomb Christ. Special and ehoral mus-11 .!. IIIDIIIIllil I Ricky Couch to Tommy Reed. Herb Hausman and ehlldren, all Pomt Resort beginning at 6:30 son. lc will be presented under Joey Rosenbaum, Harold Sis- of Cleveland, were recent visit· P· m. direction of Mrs. Arthur Skilmer ... llalnal Middleport, 0. sun, ~h .rles Rideout, Mike Gil· ors of Floyd Ridenour. the spenker. Mrs. Foglesong choir director. The public •IPCiaSII ~~~~~~~~~:: 1 more and two guests, Tommy Mrs. Denzel Cleland received Mrs. Lela B. Foglesong, recordially invited to attand Johnson and Keith Snouffer. word of the death of her sister· tired history IA!acher of Point oorles of meetJnp. 1110'1. In-law, Mrs. Ab Will, at her Pleasant High Sehool, will be Safety Council's Book.• home in santee, Calif. Burial the speaker for the event and was in Tipton, Iowa. wUI review her recent trip to VISITORS UST!D "-lrols Have been Audited Mr. and Mrs. Robert wood Europe. ReeeoUy vlllllng Mrs. Del· The books of Chester Council. Iand family were recent visitors Also appearing on the pro- Frank Rosenthal of bert Gaul were Mr. and Mrs. US·IIHID Daughters of America were of Mr. and Mrs. Vtrgll Wood, gram wlll be voeahsts Belva burgh open! a week'• vac,atlcm Henry Wilbarger ol Pl~'•hu.-h II 3D UL&AS , sudiled Wednesday eve~ing al l Athens. . . . · Mae Farley and Bill Brady. with MyrUe Donahue Pa., Mrr and Mrs. the home of Mrs. James Mrs. Llihe Cbrl91y was a re- The Department of ln!A!rne· Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fink CempbeU, Groveport; Mr. Rldenou. . eent supper guest of Mr. and tlonal Alfa•rs "'~ have eharge son. Jim. Mrs. Alva Partlow, P.-oy Following tre auditing, 8 soc- Mrs. Roy Christy and called on of the program ~lth Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charle!l D.; Mn. Glennie ial hour, was enjoyed and pot· Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaul. Bertha Filson, ehatrman~ and kiru and daughters, Charla Dayton, and Mrs. Edith Bet.. II luck rerreshments served to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Me- Mrs. Ben ~acy. co-chairman. Melissa, of Columbu11 were Jng, Tuppers Plains. Mrs. Oscar Weber Mrs Phee and d~:~ughter or Warren, Other commntee members are weekend guest. of her ....enttt.l George Wolfe, and' Mrs. Riden: Mich., ond Mrs. Mildred San!A!e Mrs. Euniee B. Beller, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy COUNCIL TO MEET 1 , our, trustees; Mrs. HatUe of Mill~. w. Va. were re- Marguerite Dawley, Mrs. They attended the RHS • PT. PLEASANT - A 1 Transistor Batttrlet Frederick, recording secretary eenl visitors of Mr. and Mro. bur Dickson, Mrs. J. W. eroy football game. of the City tFiashlighl Batteries EDWARD BAER, OWNER ' Mrs. James Van Meter, flnan- Joe Marks. Mrs. Oral Eads. Mrs. Mrs. JuUa Grate had ao be held Mooday, O<tober 4th ciai secretary; Mrs. E I don Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grate Fisher, Mrs. 0 . G. cent visit.ors, Mrs. p.m. In counclcll~:~~:~!~i~~ 232 E. SECOND tlanhrn Batttrits WY 2·2036 POMEROY Kraeuter, lreasurer ; Mrs. Ross and daughter were Su~day vis- Mrs. J. M._ F'oglesung, ~rs. Brown and nletoe, Mrs. R u according to an ar 1 tHobby ootttri., Cleland, Council Deputy, and 0 !tors of Mrs. Freda Mtller. Ben Franklin, Mrs. Ross Hind, Allen of Charlestnn. Tile b1 Point Pleaoant Mayor D. B. guest, Mrs. John Hayes. The Firemen and their faml· Miss Margaret Lynn Mrs. motored to Wellston to viol Mro. _M_or_l_a_n. _ _ _ _ _ __ tPholo Flosh ! lies enjoyed a picnic dinner a Bess B. Moore and Mrs. O'Neil. latterlet I ASK TO WED recent Sunday eveniRI at the Plnkeraton. Julla Lucu daughter of Mr Rupe,, LangsviHe, both ~~~~"!~ I I i PT. PLEASANT Two con. lir< house. TickeiJ for the dinner may and Mrs. Richard Lueas, at OhiO Sta!A! University,' All ~alionally pleo have made applications for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wllburger be purchased from any depart· ville Rd. ;, attending Colurnbuo bus•. apent the weekend bere. I marriage licenses in u1e office of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Llnnle ment me~ers. M-:s. L_. G. Business Unlvenity. Adverti se d Brand ~ Mist Brenda Turner, R J Iof the County Clerk Applying Gaul called on Mr. and Mrs. Mohr, preSident. will proSide. Pennee Willlamo, daughter of Grand. College spent the weo01 11 TREAT YOURSELF TO A .. , were James Curtis Pump, 18, Frank Gaul. Mr. and Mrs. Ray WUiiamo, end here wllb her perenll, Delaware, and Heteu Marie Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Cleland Seven Piece Combo io ai!A!ndlng M""'head and Mrs Wayne Turner. Hughes, 17, Apple Grove. Jam.. called on Mrs. Etta Wtll and To Pia ut PPHS Morehead, Ky. Their I I I Herbert Livingston Z3 EvaP.:s Mr. and Mrs. John Rowan of Y daugh'·r P--e 1·s 1 Complete Rooms N. 2nd AYI. Middlep•rl Rt I d R · · - Bel r 0n M0nd PT. PLEASANT - 1'he "Sen· ~ • '"""" • . , an uth Awncll Baktl . Pe ay. ution ·• 3 aeven ieee more at Morehead College. of 17, Evano. Mrs. Clayton Allen spent Mon- b • P . Williams family Is llvlng near - - --- - · day at the home of Mr and and and vocalist, one ol the th W t V . . I nd • Mrs Charles Goegleln · top bands in the Charl.,ton area bo~~ " d the1rg1n1a • MaryRa · · has been en~•ed t0 pi 1 ,.,..r an 1r two sont, OC> "1100" 4 dr. Sedan, Less than 5.000 mllel. Showroom 'dr. and Mrs. Harold Hawk . •·• ey or ky and Mark attend sehool iD (!lean. and sons of MeConneloville re· the Pomt Pleasant High Sohool . Homecomln" dance S:~t•udnv the two states, while Mr. WU· eentIy spent a wee kend wtlh ' · ' • lia · 1--' the M Lethe Wood Oetooer I at the high sehool rna " emp "''" re. • • rs. · 1r ' . . Mike Stewart, who resided Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Castle of gym om 8·30 untl1 11 p.m. . 4 dr. Hard Top. One local owner. Power Steering and Coolvlll and Mr d M Ticket• ere prieed at $1 •mgle wllll hu grandparenll, Mr. and brakes. Hydrematic. All white finish wttb white vlnH Francis' Booth of. ;~nterovll;:: and 11.50 p_er coup!e Mrs .. Manuel Mace while a~ ONLY interior. Ohio, opent a Sunday afternoon Reigning at the dauoe will be tendt~g MRHS, ;~ Lorry Rupe, Middleport, o. 130.00 Down - &al•nce on lt'itb Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaul. Point P\easan''~ H•Jmecornin~ 1011 o r. an ra. Lawrence Con ...enie-nl Ttrmt ---·-Queen who will be crowned dur· ing ftalf·time activihel D( the VB Sta. Wagon. Popular cataUna Series. One Joeal own-RETURN TO MAINE Big Brack - lAgon football er, Hydrunatie. Power ateering and braket, Extra nice. Mr and Mra. Bernard Eynon game Friday nilht ot Sanders FURNITURE CO. and eon Steve have returned to Memorial Field. MASON, W. VA. their horne in Belfast, Maine, alter spendiDI 10 dayo with his I Eynon, Moming Star, and oth· V& Impala 2 dr. Hord Top Cpe. Ohe veey eoreful loeal parents, Mr. and Mro. Reed er l'l'lative!. owner. Extra sharp. Power GJlde, Power steerJn: and brakes. was eo::;.,. ed 'lb~"; j.J' !. ~~~;I "! O<ti, THE SHOE BOX o. M:o:, ii~;;i;~=~~~=!!:='=='=='=="!=::~ ;'!t..~:• "f' = m:'J:, S.:, Savings Co. Fal'ftlars Bank ............... e'! ;:{" Chester SoCICty • NOtes Mrs Dine Out --· =g~~ ~! ."" '' :::' *fn4., "*Milf • OF HOT MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE II Rutland Soci'ety Notes WATER • FOR THE • MODERN • HOME! Mrs -· $49.95 BATTERY BUYS OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING SOLID SAVINGS WERNER Radio & T.V. 3 FURNITURE 00 SS9S· 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 lAKER FURNITURE 65 Fiat --- - NEW ARRIVALS! PRESIDENT st.ery, One tareful local ()Wner .Power Steerlnf and HOUSE PAINT WHITE 011 DECOIATOII COLOIIS e Soll<ltMill: , , • 1111 on lt..UIII( -wi!Ht • e Alii ~ • wllilll iA IHIJ'I Ood ,.,.. lnd ltiiS miJI~f IUIIIn - ISTINCTIVE NEW PIECES .lftlg y' ':. .,, # : Bold and daring designs here now 1 In a beautiful new collection, Necklaces, pms and combinations. ,;\ See the new jewelry now. ..,~, ......wtill! e Sltoplo II •PIIJ! • EBtltoot- ...ldllll! IIIIIG 1M lilt: M11 JIUIJIII-111 II fiMD Valley lumber & Supply Co. WY 2·2709 923 5, 3rd A••· Middleport, 0. brakes. HydramaUc. the perfect fashion touch PURE LINSEED OIL ... <I ~~ 1~ \<)~.l i) ·v' Vu·ALL ., 1965 Pontiac CAmEO 62FordV8 .,.._ ¥iw.,,... .... 'lo, hndoomo laothor blllfolcl wlth ,,.., palontecl pcua co••· Hold• 16 cords or photos ... all ••po•ed to lnttcnt view. llllfold has aecret bill comporrment and all other wonted featurea. fJcpertl)' cr1fted lrt • cholco of fine la<lther• 5.0!) to 15.00 ~. f'& - - • $1695 • - - - $1495 62 Pontiac V8 Star Cbief 4 dr, Sedan. lmmaeulate all vinyl uphoJ. Jewelry Give your b()lllt tlfltlttuullllf htauty , , , at surprid•gly 10111 eod wltb --- 62 Chevrolet Exciting New Collection i ~195 63 Bonneville 63 Pontiac MASON I BETTER BUY I New York Clothing House POMEROY OHIO -. -'2495 Wonblp 10:30 L ILl IIYPI lfOUP. .: Ywng Peop''• 6:45 p. m.; Ev'r& """"-t Ffn1 United rr.. 1 gellllic DJe"tlng 7:30 p. m.; byterlan Cborch, !leY. Rowan! ,.,._ ...,.,, •c. Wed , 7:30 p.m. RnPJII)t )1111101': lluaday School Pom..., Cburcb of lito Naz. 1:30 L m. Mr. !'red Lewis. letlllellem Bapllll - . a. m. Prayer - - 7:30 p da, Scbool, 10 a. m.. Jolul arene, Sunday Sdlool. &:30 L aupt.: 10::10 o. m. Worsbiv , •~ Great Bead• Rev. C. L. O'Coo- Ill. Tuellday; YOIIDI Plople' 118ileJ, Supl. Prayar nreertn1 ru lllorniD& woroblp 10:45 a. p. m. YF: Wed. I ·JI !"""" ""'·pastor: Robert Lewis, mpL meeting, 7:30 p. m. Friday. United MetllolUal Cbvdl, m. B1>eniRI W01'81dp, 7 p. m.; Cboir 1 p, m Stnlor Cll•-11 o. 111. l4onllnl Worahtp llalll•d Cll...,., 01 ClOG, Kn. Pomeroy. Rev. MelviD Alklre, Pnyer meetln& 7 p. m. Wed. ~~yr...,. Ftnl VDlr.d ~,., and Sunday School! I p. 111. lllf. John Smallwood, pulor1 Sunday B.A., B.D. Sunday School &:IIi Rav. Clyde ~ . Bllllderson. pa• bJ1er13D Cburcb - Chill<• ,,, Oldng oervlee: ~ay, 7:30 llebool 10 L m.; ll:van~ellsUc a. m. Leo Crew, Supt. Leo tor. ,.,., ., , L m.; Su ' p. m. Prayer -atq. terVk:o 7 p. Ill.; Yoq People Vaughan, .Aaat. SUpt. World Cbllrcll olllle , _ 10 a. m.; Bible Study, 1\e<! . Carpenler Bopllol Ch-• lilndeaver 7 .P· m. Wedllesday; Communion Sunday. 10::10 a. m. oro> Rev. Clyde p .m. llwlday Schoo19'30 a. m.; Moro- Prayer meeting 7 p. m. Sat\U' Meditation: "The sacrament ol pastor: SUnday Sobool 1:30 Cbeshlre-Kyser·Harllord Par In& Worship 10:IIi a 111. day. Sharinjj." 7 p. m. Chureh Board sblp eervleea 7:30 p. m. SUI> llartlord Bapllel Cnurch FirS! Baptllt Ch...., HJ4dll> OrNe Eplseopal Cburcb, of Truetees, the Commisaion on m.: Morlllnl Worsbip 10:110 L !4orn1n1 Worship til DirT Set· Rev. Donald Boone, ..,. Pomeroy, Tha Rev. !Uehard a. EduoaUon, and other Comml~ wvlces 7:30 p. m. P r • y e "Wa~ t1t &be Ttn Sunday Scoool t:li L Ill., MartJn, Raetor. Smlday - Mo~ IA!el will meet. 7:45 p. m. the m.; NYPS 8:45 p. m. Evanln& " Tuesday - Offtcera Hollman, SupL; 10:15 L lllna Prayer and Sorrmm, 10:30 Cbureh Official Board meeting, meeting . 7:80 p. m. Thursday. meeti11,1, 7 p.m. EDT. Worship Servlee; BYP 6 p. a.m. COffee hour following. Monday, 7:30 p. m. First Quar· Clilreb ot the N - , a. Evening Worship, 7:30 ?· Ealerprlsa EUB Cllurcb, Rev. terly Conference with aU Meigs dne, Obio. Sunday School II Wed. 7::10 p. m. Prayer Mem.el .Smith, pastor. Worsbtp County Methodist eburehes tn 9:30 a.m. Sunday IQI!Ietir•g 'llm•'llday, 7:30 p. m. IOI'Vlee 1:30 e. 10.: Sunday eend delegates, meeting at the Service 10::10 a.m. Sunday By Rev. B. H. Mlr1ln praetlee. Scboo~ 10·30 a. m. Yontb l!'ei- Pomeroy ehlreh. Dr. Stanley nlng Service 7:110 p.m.; Mid ReeiOr First Baptist Cbureb, Pome- lowship 6:30 p. m.;, Boys and McGIIUard, presldinll Elder. week Prayer Service WednetGraee Epleeopel Cblll'l!• Rev. Carver WUUame. Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. m.; rore11 Rna Melbedlol clmr'* day 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morrta Ill. Pomoroy ~~~;;:PSehool 9:30 till 10:20. Evening service 7:30 p. m., 3nd _ Sunday Sohool g L m., Mrs. Wolle, Paotor. "II waa after Jobn'• arrell ll oervtee, 10:30 a. m.; and 'th SUndays: Youth Choir, fred Nuee, Supt. Worship ser- Bntland Cbarcb o1 tho Nozar. thet Jesus came ilrtD Galilee, Nureery and Junior ehureh lor 6:110 p. m. Wednesday. Prayer 91ee 10 L m. Rev. WendeD eoe: Sunday Sohool 9:30 a. m.; proclaiming lhe goopel o1 God. ehlldren. Meetlog, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Slutler, pastor. J4DmiDg Worsblp 10:45 1. 111. sayiug, 'The tJme bas come at Flril Bapllol CIIIO'c:b, a.<lne Lollrfdga EUB Cbureb, lie llealll Melboctlsl Cllarcb, Millo Evangelistic oervlee 7:4& p. m. last - the kingdon ol God C. L. O'Conner, pastor. Eugene ll. Emanon. dleport, M. E. Oowaon, pastor; Midweek preyer serviee, 7:40 p. bas arrived. You must ehnDge ~~~~~y Scbool 1:30 L m., Sam SUnday Sebool 1, 45 a. m. Rll5- Mrs. Nan Moore, Cburcb School m. Wednesday. your hearll and lllindo ~ beoupt.; 10:45 a. m. Mon> sell Areher Supt. Sunda Supt.; Cbureb Scboo~ 9:30 L Syro..,. Clrar<b ol the Nu. lieve the good news. (St. worsblp: 6:30 P. m. BYJI' worship 10; 45 a. lit and 7 ,~ m.; Worablp Serviee, 10:30 L rene, William C. Tborpe, pastor, Mark 1:14, J. B. PbiJUpa 1rBDI~ Junlor Fellowsblp; 8 p.m. p. m. alternately. Blble study m.; Metbodlot Youlh Fellow· Sunday School 8:30 L m.: Morn- lation). . Evening aerviee: 7:30 p. m. and prayer aerviee led by put. ablp, 7 p. m.; Olftelal Boord In& llllll'shlp 10:38 a. m. It 1 sa startling tbinl to read Wednesday, Prayer meeting; or 7,30 p.m. Wednesday. Cbrl&- meeting, lsi Sunday of monlh, Penlec~ .Us~, Boale a familiar passa&e IUcb •• tbll p. m. Wednesday, Senior tlao Elldeavor 7.30 p m 3rd 7:10 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday 114, Rev. aut E. Jones, pastor. In a modern translatloG, and Cboir Practlct; 3:30 p. m. TuP. Saturday of ~oniJ.. · ·· 01 ononlb, 7:30 p. m.; lllleaoor Sunday Scbool 10 L m.: Will' discover bast new meaning NJunlor Choir Praetlct. . Wednesday, 7 p. m. day, Wedoeoday and Friday. hind the words. Moat CbriJiianl Oute this vine was ju~;t a ~~Wiling, strugg ling l.O stmire. Now !Bok al it! Each. THE t:HURCH ..OR A L L. Bolland First BapUs1 Chorcb Morain& Slor EUB Cbltl'cll, Mlnenville Methodllt Church '!be Penteeoslal Cbureb, MJd. lor instance, aasume lbat the #loW.. I'"OA THE CHURCH ypu it grow~ stronge r and yif'ld& a gl\'atl;r harvetil. '11:.& CbUJdl i1 tile ~roat..st far~" The Christian faith baa (1"\lWtt and :flouri3hed like the viM. }'rom lht ISI"f:ds of the SUnday Sc:b<ol9:30 a.m. Preacl> Rev, Men2el Smith, pastor: 9: 45 Wendell G. Stuller, Pa.•tor. dleport, Soulh 3rd Ave.: Sunday Kingdom of God Ia aomelhln& m earl~~ lor h ~illnf of dllo,.c. early church, Christianity conlinuP:> to sp n•ad it~ joyful message to people t!'erywhere. 11!1 anrl l<••l dtl.arullip. It i1 a olm" inti Sunday 2:30 ~· m. a. m. SUnday Sohool, ~ Sunday Sohool, 10 a. m. ; wor· Sehooi!O "- m.; Sunday reserved for a future time or a hooM ot 1pirilual vo1.-. Wilh<lut 1 World-wide C.)mmuninn Su11day i11 a doy for Chriltians of ev~ry creed to met in Free WID Baptist Cbureb, Smllb, supt.: Earl Shuler, Asa t. ablp service u a. m. evangellotle service. 7:30 p. m. future "IUe." .t..,..r u.urd>, nr.ithtr deJIIOin<'Y ""'" civiliutltln Clll\ lllrvivo. ,.,e spirit at the Lord's Table. Thi ~ armua l ~vent makPa WI deeply IWIN! o( our brotltu~ 1 45 I~~\~:~· Pastor, Rev. p au I Mornmg worship 0= a. m.: Morse Chapel llelhodlll Wedtleoday Bible Study 7:30 p. But this is 110! what the 1110 four ,......ui rMIONI why r-ery h{$). within the Chul"l"h wl\051! truth& we 1hare. ..,..,., lhalald ollll!nd aenl,. "'-" 8 P· m. Thun· Church, Arthur s~tt. Pastor m.; SaturdJ: night Prayer and lranslatlnn quoles Jesua u say• · 11 Sunday Sehoo~ 10 a. m. Prayer meeting larly ~rtd~por l the Church. 1/w:v Conlf' a.nd tulw pari in thi o s~4£1 ser~ ice. Yo~o~r pray~l"9, and thOt;e ot all Chr! .. .~, (]l For hia 01m .. ~. 12) F...Priddy, Supt.; Preaching day. Sunday Sobool, 10 a. m. Oliver Worship 7·"0 p. m. Pastor, !leY In&· Although ''ha.o arrived" 1s t¥ns, wiH combine to st rrngth t•n the roots ll! God's vine throughout the world. tti• childion'• .-... (3) l'or tile • h ., hill tur~mmtily 11\d Ml.i<J~ . ( ~ I laet.Vice., 7:30p.m.; Prayer ser- South Bathol EUB Cllarcb - Sayre. Supt.: SUnday Worship B. L. Barrett. only one meaninJI of tbe crigiD. F~~t !hi> •ke ol the Churrh iltPU. :30 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. Eugane E. Emerson, puaervJea, 11 a. m.; Prayer meet. Harrisonville J!l Greek word !rom wblclr the whidl '-"hi. martlond 1111t.r ..i 111pporl Plln to 10 to o:t.urch. ""f"JMt. Moriah 9apllst Cbnreb. tor. Sunday Sehool 1:45 L m., every Sunday evening. Cbureh, John Davies, pastor: announcement o1 God's KiD Iarly ond nd yuur Bible dllil;· . 1Cotmer of Fourth and Main SL Normao II. Bahr, SupL Sunday log every Wednesday eventn&. Church Sehool 10:30 a. m. dom is traosla!A!d, it presents Mlddlsporl. a.v. Nyle Borden. Worship 10:45 L m. and 7::10 p. Portland Methodist Chlll'c:b, ship aervtce :liD p. m. In a straightforward way what tnlnister. Sunday School 1:10 m. Alternately. Bible Study Arthur SUtt, pastor. Sunday Reorpnf!e<l Cbarcb ot was most important to Jeaus a. m. Arnold Richards, Supt. and Prayer servlea led by pas~ Scbool U:30 to 10:30 a. m., liar- <:brtsl o! Latter Day Saints, about the Kingdom - lbat II '· Morning Worship, 10:30 a. m. or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. old G. Ronsh, Supt.: Kenneth miles !rom Racine m was preaenl aow for aoyona Will& the hope it will, in some measure, faster and help IIIJ• Naoad Baptist Cburclu In• Syraco10 E.V.B. Cbureb, Paul 11"6! PJS 'il ssvc :·w ·d ot=l Portland Road. Sunday Scbool who would open his heart and tain that which iB good in family and community life, thil fea· School 9:30 a. 10.: Wor- A. S<:Uers, Putor. McLeod, A"'t. Supt. Serviees t:30 L m.; Worabrp 16:30 L mind to it. II a. m.: Prayer oervlce, 9:30 a. 10. Sun<lay Sohool, Ben Qrele, 2nd 'lbursdey of month m., Sunda" evening aerv•ea at In other words, the unchal· ture il spomored by the bw ineBs firms and organizatiom p. m. Wednesday. Quisenberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. month. 2 p. m.: Choir Practiee 7:!0 p. m.: Wed., won•hip eerv longed reign of God bad already whose na!Jie8 appear below. Carleton ~boreb. Kingsbury Mornmg Worship service, IBI oeaday of month, B p. m.; An. tct at 7:311 p. m. Pastor, C. W. been fully establillhed in t h • ~-----------------------------,1 Road, Rev. Clyde Hinton, pa.. and 3rd Sunday. 01 the m1111th; ernoon Clrele, 4th Thursday o1 Proffitt. All evening ""' mind and heart of our Lord hinl· tnr. Sunday Sehool, 9:30 a. m.; 7.:30 P· m. Evening Evangel!&- Reelna Metbodlol Cbureb, Ices begin •1 1.311 m. sell, and was beln& paaead on Ralph Carl, eupL Sunday Wor· II<: Servtee, 2nd and 4th Sun- B. L. McDaniel, pastor: SUD> Oar Lady of Loretto by him to all who ..ould shtp service, 10:30 a. m. and day of month. BETRANY - day Sohool 9:30 a. m.: Preach- Loog Bottom, Rev. Thomu ''change" their "hearto alii' 7:30 p. m. alternately. Prayer 1:30 a. lit Morninl Woroblp: In& 10:30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.; lronek, edmlni!trator: minds" ("repent" In the old01 8 30 meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. I0:30 a.m. Sunday Sohool, BJy. Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p, Ma" ' a. m., est.; Holy versiom), and believe In lh• Middleport, Ohio Coturnbir ()ape!: WorH!p,... lhe Thel.!ll, SupL; 6:30 p. m. m. Wedn,sday. ot ObligaUon, 7 p. m. goodness and power ol that · Middleport, Ohio Bock Sprillga Melhodlsl St. John'o ClllloUo Mloslnnl Kingdom. viet each Sunday 9:15 a. m.; Yooth Fellowship. CARMEL SUnday Sehool 10 L m.: Youtb 9:30 L m. Sunday Sobool . Way. Chester Lemley, pastor; Wor· near Guysville (Outeh Ridge): Of course, It ,. hard for "' ilervlee 6:15p. m. Evening Wor· na R?"sh, Supt.; 10 =30 a. m. ohip sernce 9:30 a. m.; Sun· Rov. Frank Maruen, pa• today to aceept and believe ir· & ship 7 p. m. each Sunday. Mornmg Worship, 2nd and lth day Schoo~ lO:lb a. m.; MYF tor, Sunday Mass 10:30 a. m.: the Kingdom of God _ ••·en Bradbury Cburcb ol Christ, Sunday ol the month; 8 p.. m. 1:30 p. m. Prayer end Bible Holy Day of Ob~?atlon 6=30 a. harder than it was for peopl< Art Marcum, minister: Bible EverunQ: EvangeliStic Service, Study, \Vedneaday, 7:30 p.m. m.: ConfessiOn, /2 bour before then - since we are accus1om· Bakers of Good Bread Sohool and Momin1 Worshlll, lot and 3rd Sunday ol month. Rolland Metbodtll Chureil- Mass. ed w believing in a host of oth· We Fill All Doctors Prescriptioru: Huntington, W. Va. 10:30 a. m.; Christian EndeavTuppen Plaia• EUB Chureb, Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor: The Sa_ lvatlon Army, EovG7 er things, tncludln& ouroelves, WY 2·2955 Pomeroy or, 6 p. m.; Evening Worsbip, Rev. Eucene E. Emerson, pa>- Church Sehool 9:30 a m.; Wor RayS. Wmlng, olflcer m charge. our talents, our lovd eones, our p. m. tor; Sunday worship 9:30 a. m. sblp service, 10:30 a. m.. M Sunday 10 •· 10· lloUne" meelo nation our political party or Pageville eommunlty Chnreh Sunday Sobeol 10 a. m., Ho- Y. F. Mondar. 6:30 p. m. mg: 10,30 a. m. Sunday Scl>ool even ~ur church , Rev. RusseU Cline, pastor. _ bart Vineyard, Supt. Bible Slo- Sllvenvllle Methodist Churcb SUnday 7 p. m. Younc People's But still the .;,.lent an· 7 30 Young People's 10rvlce 7:30 p. ely and prayer oervlcel led b1 Arthur Son, pastor Sundsy LegiOn: ' p. m. Salvation nouncement stands: God wUI m. Thursday; Evangelistic '""' pastor, 7:30 p. m. . Tuesday. Sehool, 9:30 a. m.; Gena wo~e meeung: Thursday, I to 3 1..1- reign, shedding light and powvice saturday, 7,30 p. Dl.: and Adult claas meeting 7:30 p. SUpt., Semees Thursday even- dies Home t.eague : 7 p. m. Prep er, love and joy, in lh ehaart o1 WY 2·2440 Pomeroy 240 Lincoln St. Midd leport W"Y 2-2li~ 130 E. Second m. last Monday ol month. tng · classes; 7 30 p. m. Bible study, any man who w1.11 .-w.JocUI.Ier --• 7.·30 P• m. Grove Christian Federated Chun:b, Pomorey, Slllloa Melbodlot Cllorcll, Ar- prayer meeting. Other services his will In God' in complete Church, Worsblp servlec, 9:110 Rev. W. H. Perrin. pastor; thur, Stlt~ pastnr. Sunday by announcement truth renderin asie and ser· , Sunday . Schoo~ 10, a. m. Carl Kautz, Supt. : Sun~ o v School 10 a. m., Clint Orr. Pomeroy Seveulh Day AdvOIO vice 'to Him aroti. 01 11 Cullums, Supt. Sohool, 9 a. m.; Worship hour Supt.; Sunday Worship, 11 a.m. tilt Cbnrcb - Mulberry BetgbU This is wbere ihe KinidOm Established in 1904 Bndlonl Cburcb o1 Cbrlol 10 a. m. Syracaoe Metbodist Churrh, Rd., north 01 Melgo Memorial ., lh" 1 be . • ....... . Joe Rebiruon, Minlater: ML ULlon F.W.B. Cburcb Wendell G. StuUer, pastor. Bospltal. Pastor, F. W . Gdford on ea mus gm. .......,... West Columbia, W. Va, Middleport WY 2·3284 Homer Forrest. Supt.; Bible Sunday Sobool 9:'5 a. m., Earl Worship Service 8:45 a. m. Sun· Assistant Pastor, Jameo R Ph. Mason 773·5593 Sebool 9:30; Mnrninc Worship, Slarkey, oupt.; Evening wor day Sobool9:45 a. m- MYF Sun- Holler. Servtc.. oo Saturday· 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worsbl,, shiJ), 7:10 p. m. by Ceell Cox, day 6 p, m. Prayer meeling Sabbath School, 1:30 p. m. 1 p, m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. Loyman; Young People'o meet· Sunday 7:30 p. m. Wol'llhip, 2:30 p. m.; Y o u t1 Blblt Study. ing and Bible Study, 7:30p. m.; Letart Falls Uni!A!d Brethren meeting. 3:30 p. m.; Bible StJ> Delrter Church of C b r 111 Wednesday; Cbolr pracllca at inc rl.!l Church, Sunday Sohool ely, Thursday, 7:30 p. m.•. 11 Bulova Watche!l- Sales and Service Welt Mltn St. Pomeroy Bible School 9:30 a. m. Preach- 7:30 P- m. Thursday. 9:30 a.m. worship services. The fl Evans Heights, Galilpolis. Middleport l86 N. Second Support the Church of Your Choice log 10:30 a, m., flrsl and third Danvtlle PUp1m Bollneso, IP. first and third Thursday even· Eden United urelbren 1D Sundays. 0. LangsviUe, Obfol, Rov. D. H. toga at 7:30 and tbe second and Christ Cbnreb: Rev. J!:lden a ComuToTho ... Muon City Cbureb ot CJnlo~ Car~ past«: Sunday Sehool, 1:!0 fourth Sunday nigbts at 7:30. Balke, pastor; Sunday Sehool, Miller Street; Sunday Bible a. m., Robert Grate, SupL WOI' James Morrison, pastor. 10 a. m.; Winnie Doblnger, supl. BIG BEND AREA Study 1 a. m. Evening Wol' ship aerviee atl0:3; a. m.; PIJ. 111seD RDD me lllotlulltlll. CbrisUan Endeavor. 7:15 p. "'· ship 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, grim Youlh. R-15 p, m.: l!:v..,. Beber' E. Smith, Sr., pallor• Mrs. Lyda Chevalier. president. "Everything 1n Hardware" 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. gelistic servlee; 7:30 p. m. MJd. Sunday Scbool t:30 a. m., WO!' eta,... to: all. Song oerv1001 Che11ter. Ohio NOW OPEN Middleport Chot Cbrlot. Weelr Prayer end Pralle, Werf. ley Haley, qupt.: Morning "'"" 1 p. m. Preaeblni 8:20 p. m.; Pomeroy, Ohio Sib ano Main Streets Donald nesdoy, 7.30 p. m. ship 10:10 L m. Youth Servtee. Mid Weolr Pray"' meellng, 7:~ On A lllcks, mlnl.!ter; Bible Sehoo~ llngdom Ball 01 Je.,..ob'o 6:45 p. m.; Evangelistic m.. p. m. Wednesday, Cluo Lead- w. vrue: \ j ° R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. TINY'S FOODLAND HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY LIEVING COAL COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. BAUM LUMBER CO. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Builders ll.nd Building Suppll11 Chooter. Ohio Ph. 98S·200~ · ------------- --GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. Ashland Oil Products Brown's Bottle Gas CUstom Tempeot 2 Dr. Sporll Coupe, Powar oteerlng, power brake1, 328 C!U. ln. engine. 250 RP. All teriOT. l.qw mileage. vin~l ln· Like new condition. - . - $1595 ln Pomeroy Over 90 Yeara Attend The Church of Your Cbolce BEN FRANKLIN STORE &c to $1.00 and up Pomeroy W\' 2-2166 Take Someone WitlJ You To Churcb Pomeroy W\' 2-3498 Ohio Sunllller Convertible, Golaxle 500 eeriea. Luw mUeqe, SpoUess inside and out. Power steering and brtkes. FOREMAN & ABBOTT RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY Cruisematic, Quahty Furniture at Lower Prices Furniture and Appliances $1295 61 Pontiac - • • • V8 Sla. Wogon. Like new finish. Papular Catellna Series. 60Pontiac . --. Power IIIMIQc and btat• ~tie. 4 dr. cat. Sedan. 111dramatlo. BLAETTNARS POMEROY, 0. Jac FRUITFUL U.: PLENTY Ylee, 7::10 p. m. Wednesday. Chureh, Communion Wonbiit llilNiepor1 CJnircll ol . . Nu- IOlVice B a. m. TueGy, l:tli S' !leY. Cb'cte J. lllrtl4 Cblldrtn under 12; &, CblldNiii~ i l lbldaj 'leboOJI::JO L Ill.: " ' - 12 and up; 7:10, AdQ)t Slu41 . - Paato;: THE MARTIN RESTAURANT s Will Launch Women's year GIFT ITEMS I ' 6:00 TO 8:00 Dinner Event f Sentinel Church News OPEN TONIGHT Ho~tess I Dally Sentinel, "-or·Mltfd!ePOtt. o., 0et. 1, tMII •-,_ Middleport, Ohio THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 5668 Ravouowood. W, Va. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. !later• of Boloum Bread Pbone U85-2125 Cbester, Obio • BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT E. llfain St. Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Cllnreb and Office Supplleo - GUt• WY 2·21141 Middleport :30 a.m_, Kenne'h McElhinney Wltneoees· Public meeting, Sui)- •ge, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer meet- or. Mrs Mozie Aotsinger LIMITED BASIS Supt.; Morning W...,bip, day 5 p. m., Watelltower study 1112. Thurshy 7:30 ~. m. Bacblel EvangeUeal United 0:30 m. Ever.lng Worship, 6 p. m.; Bible ltUtly Tueatlar Free lllolllodlsl Cburcb, Lalli' Brethren Church - Sunday WATCH FOR OUR 7 p. m., Prayer Service, Wed· I p. m. Serviee meeti01, 7 p• .t Cliff. r.ev. a 1: (Cno Uill, School 9:45 a. m. Worship. GRAND OPENING nesday, 7 p. m. m Thursday: Minl.!lry ocbool, pqtor. Sunday Sehool t:30 a. 7lld and 4th Sunday. 9:45 a. Cbureb o1 Cbrtat, Pomeroy, f p. m. Thursday. QL; Pbil Wise, •u~t.: Morning m. Aehash Miller, pastor. Jerry Master!, pastor: Sunday St. Paul's 1od SL Job'o WOrihlp 10:30 a. 01.; You U Ull Cllareb. Letar• iUD> Sehool 9:30 a. m. Cbureh 10 30 Lutheran chureh. - Morning 'lervtces 7 p. m.; E•an&elis~< <lay Sehool 9:30 a. m.; Worship a. m.; Christian Endeavor. 6:30 worohip !:15 a. m. and 10:45 <ervk:e 7:30 p, m. Mid . WeeM s• ··• Sunda! 7·30 D m p. m. Evening Servlee, 8:30 p. a. m.; Sunday Sehool 9:30a.m. orayer servloP 7:30 p. m. Wed Letart Falls United Brt:tbotnll m (Both congreptions are meet. Wednwla' flod Friday evtfllnQ in Christ Church. James Mur~ 59 N. Stcond Ave. fllrtland Cboreb ol Cbrtot. In& u one at St. Jobn'a Chureh ,..edom OOspeJ Mlosloa, Ba- rison, pastnr. Sunday School at Bible School 9:30; Communion at Pine Grove whilt lhe new •han SH.,•rovilla Road: E. J . 9:30 a. m. Preaching ,.,'""'"II MIDOU!PORT, 0. 10:30 a. m., V. a. Braley Sl Paul's Church is beinP built. Griffith. pastor: Ro&er W1 ~ first and third Thursday eve:n-11 Supt. Sabra Canaday, planlll; Allred Melllodist Cburcb - lord. SUpt.. Sunday Schon! tu ings at 7:30 p. m. Second DIAL WY 2-5560 Bible Study, 7:30. Deibert flo. Rev. Pearl Casto, pastor. Sun- a m.: EvangoHotlc Service. I· fourth Sundav evenings at 7: mine. leader. day Seh<KJ\ at 9:30, Charles 30 p. m "rayer meeting, 7:30 p m. Prayer meelin~ :;~~;:\'~ Zloo C-urtb ol Cbrta~ PoiB Taylor, Supt. Worship service • m. Toesd•t and lourth I'bunday 01 . Berrtaonvlde Road, Eu. at 10:4> with Vere Swartz, lay. Rallaod Mlsalon : Olive New· atNI first and third Sunday on A sene Underwood. mlnilter. B~ leader, MYF at 6 p, m. follow· man, mtssiouary P8110r: SUI> eoinga at 7:30 p. m. .. ILOOD Die scllool t:iMI a. m.; M"'"'"' ed by Worship Service with day Sehool t:30 L m.: Woreblp MI. Bermoq JDIIA!d Brethren DONOR'S •orshlp 1,30 o m.: Jlober· lleod Holy Communion by the Rev. 10130 a m.: Preaeblng. 7:30 p. In Christ Church. James PATCH >tiblr "•hr•' 'lu;>t. Casto at 7:4o p. m. Wednesday m.; Prayer servlee, 7:30 p. m. rison, pastor . Su11day School Clieltet Cbun:• II God, Ret 7:45 p. m. Prayer oervicea. ntursday. 8:30a.m. Preaeblng oervices ! Ullbert Spencer , oaator. Sundal Cllelle• Qlaral l)>raoaoe MJ11t... liP. J!arl first and third Sunday ' •·30 1 m lll_omlnl 100r Pearl A. Caito, Pltotor; Wor Guster, paator: Services every at 7:30 p. m. Se<ond and AT THI ' ... lhlp 11 a m.: i!:YORiel!fUc ser o aervlee at 8 L m.. Sunda' •' 1,30 ._ "' Sunday mornings a! llw.. a.lnel~l ILOOD• f1ce. 7 P 10 Prayer cn111lng. School 11 10 L en.: WSCS Ill 1'be Chard ol tho Na..,..ne. Prayer meeiiR(I every MOIIU 1:30 p. m. Wednesday; V01111ll lburaday ol monlh: Boerd Chester: Rev. Herbert Grate, day et 7:30 p. m. Christian P...,lc's service Fridlly, Ufl meelin& 3rd Wedl tdiY ol 1111 (llllltor; Rlcbard Bartoo, SUpt. deavor, seeond and f,>urth " m .,... ,h. Cbal'les BIB8ell Aast. Sapt. daya at 7:30 p. m. BLOOD SAVU UV~ ·· """'b ol God. MI. lilortah flalwoodl III'Wisl a.- SUnda! s.:boc• J:llll a m.: 111orD> Utile IJ&er Uolled CbarUI 111 CIIIU ~ , Rev. 0u1o1 wort- ...- - Pearl .\. Casto. plllor wor Ina Worship 11 L 111.; NYP!I ol Christ, Cheshire • Kyger •1100 11001.1.1 \."'!/ . .! ~·.~ 'iWiday ~r.hoor 9 45 ._ tD.: Wor •bip aervlce 10 a. m. .,..., 1:45 D. m.: Evening ServiCI ilartlord Paritlh, Warren · DUDLEY'S . 11- """""! ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · obtp oerviea . u'a. Ill. and l:IU ollrlr luoda,J 7:.. p. Ill. . . 7:*1, IILI llltlwlllt PrUII - Zii1P, 41aator. Jllrllor4 l!tftiA ' ., ' ! �_ , ., , ,,. _.," • •• • . , ,, ~ .. , - • , • • • •• . . . . . . , •• , L,,Lo , ._ ... , ... · - . . ..... .. . '"' ' · ·~ - ' 0 0 .... W' .., •• ~. , , , o,. 0 AND ~ET 1l:>PAI 1'" SEt lNG SO MAN' I~ • NEW FACES ·- Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board Business Services 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. I, 1965 - - - - - - - - Out they Goll ForS.Ie Notice WANT AD RATS, MICE ellminal!d for· CONTACI' your local councilor ever. •·Get star." 2"1 lb. $1.69. for Knapp Aerotred Shoes. Ebersbaeh Hardware, ~ugar Air cushion inner 10les. Mrs. Run Mill, Pickens Hardware, Margarel Schlliinl, Rutland, Mason. 10 1 lip Ohio. SH :1-5823. 10 I 3tc INfORMATION ~ ~ ,., f'j ~ l '' ~ ' ...,.II&JN. O.J ~ .. • ... 11...111111 tim~.,•• ONOII"' toiiO ..... ....... "'A.Col' 'II;&~ .A UUM I:III&R• "I'IOMP WlU oe tOUflp!M ....UI "*! llf Pohllll8thil ror DQ t. M. Wanted To Buy_ Kl= SLUGGISH aepHo tank? ~ :~::•;..: wfi:L Clos· BUY beef hides. Phone • WY Z-2353. Ed J. Smith Landmark Farm Bureau. a• 10 1 3tp Pomeroy. ' 3 30ip -~ lntmedtNIY 1'ttt pllll .,._, trtV w ""' ~-- rar 0 7 7ic_e_oo W ~A N~T~ E~ D. to p-~ --roo ~ ~. ! . . .....,.. .AU~ ,_,..,. l_.u. u·ru Ginseng $26.25 per lb. Golden 1STEREO Radio Comhinatwn. • om" -:,. •::... att ~,.._.. Seal, $1.75. 8ell now. Bill i Beautiful walnut console. Has 'f!r~tmnt~~ ,;bll• IJl _... Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. AM and FM radio, and four ltc ~ •*"" '* '""' * "' ... speed changer. 4 1peaker 10 1 MOUtiW --rtlan1 011 - OMl1 .,.,.. ...,.,., .,. ,.aa w _.. ==:---;-----,""--:-:-:csound system. This is a 1965 aa- p~d ..UIIII 10 r~..,.. GOOD, clean Ginseng and Yel-· m ode 1. USed on1Y 4 m on'"c.t.tu, lb' rJlAI'fKh • ul:l.l'fl>AJWI:b a.u:~. _ 11.10 ,... 011 went ..yellowroot $2.00 lb., junk Full balance due $86.00 or pay kn•ns ~-~~:f:8u'i: ...... •• yellowrot1 $2.00 lb., junk $US per week. Try it in your 1110 A • tr 5oflll P 111.. oatil teries 1.40 ea., clean eopper home Call WY • "55 latudu l:llll 11.. 11. '"' tl:tll aoaa · "'..,., . IT'll 10 lAin 'lie lb. Bring to Jack 's Gun 1 9 28 6te u.sut-~ ~':~~~ ;~ Exchange, Henderson, W. Va. ... ,,., u on Saturday or mail to D. H. SOLID MAPLE early America PHONE WY 2-2156 Roe, s_•• 346, Pt. Pleasant. ! 5 pc. dinmg room suite. Like 9 29 3tp new. WY 2-2704. t 28 6tc --~--------~~~~~ 'In Memory ANTIQUE ~urniture, dishes, miscellaneous Call or write , REPOSSESSED ELECTROIN LOVING MEMORY of Mrs. Mrs. How~u'd Cecll, 800 W. LUX Cleaner, like new. Take . Maio St Pomeroy over payments. $7.00 per ·· · 1 monlll. Phone Pt. Pleasant Earl Ewm~ who paso;ed away Oct 1 ti'J S 29 tic · ' · - - -- - - -- - . - ' 1-304-675-2720. 9 30 3tc Two years nave pt~.~~ t'd PINE TI~ffiER and will pay Since that sad day as much as S4 per cord for I FIVE RADIENT non - vented I When our d('ar one good pine and also good hard : florr gas heater. was 18.00.j was caned !WclV. wood saw timber . Write or sell for $8.00. Prank Amos, Rt. I Today our heart:> are hea vy .! see :\1. W Runyon, Mmers- 1 ~~._WY 2-~366. _ _ ! _28 3~c [ OW' thoughtt are all of thee ~-ill e , Ohm, Eag le H.idge Rd. TAKE SOIL away the Blue I' Oh. how we O:I Stl yoa. dear 9 11 JOtc Lustre way from carpets and None but GOO to 1taven C"an ! upholstery. Rent electric 1 see. : for Rent shampooer $1. Baker F'urni- I Some say lime beals an arh- , , --· . l ture Company, Middleport. ing hear t. - FUR NISHED 3 room ap<~rt ment - - - -- -, . 1 Bt .t 't l ground noor. 185 S. Front. C.AS II EATI NC. Stove-s. \\ V 2- , u no , 1 1:'i D r ue 1133 9 30 31 For two long years have Middleport. Call WV z.;,l4 l. ___ •-----.-~ _ ·-· _:._ passed, 10 I tfc BEST FOH your fisi1in_g p: easAnd our hearts stlll ache ror :\10DERN 2 _ bedroom apart· ure! Affl can night crawlers, you. ment. automat ic hea l. Refer- 60 for $1.00. John Mohlf'r , Sadly missed by daughter. ences 5 m·IP ~ N of Pomeroy Leading Creek Road, Midd le10 1 tl r port. Ohio. Phone WY 2·701 3. Cora and Famil y. Mrs. Nor- WY 2-li698 man GrueSer. 10 1 Itp 9 30 J!o 7 ROG:\1 HO USE and bat h. l - - - ---- . garage, big garden. $40.00 per 125FT. ALUM INUM House TrniJ . Notice month. Call aHer 5 o'dcok . er, 1450. Also camp trailer. 4th st.. Rari ne. Ohio_ Cal l $HIO. Erv in :'.,iller, on Rl 143 WI 9-2726. 10 1 6tt: near_Carpenter. ~ 9 29 3tc 1 rHAJt.EH LoTS _ rree 1MEIGS SWIFT HOMES, 512! age and ~tata Brown 's l'tailj E. Main, Pome.roy, Ohio. Ph. MIDDLEPORT & er Park tSt ate Appr()ved) WY 2-1975. Wnte or stop in POMEROY AREA Minersv1l!e OhJO r[H)ne W1. Cor our free ca talog and monFor Your FREE Copy of ~3324 ' ' 1 1!1 Uc f'Y S<IVin g home ownership . program . 9 22 JOtc SEARS Fall & Winter 4 ROm! HOUSE, bath, and Cotalog TWO 50.000 BTU floor fur• bas em ~ nl. rurna1·e ht'<lt. Call Write or Stop in n< u.:e-s. ;J]] controls. n('w , $110. IV Y 2-3319. 9 28 tic 435 Stcond Avo. Call IVY 2-3442. 9 27 6tc Gallipolis, Ohio TWO HEDHOOM house lrailer or PHONE Enterprize 1 for rent. Situated in Middle· BLUE LUSTRE no! only rirls 2n0 I' port Ca ll WY 2-3346 ur WY carpets ul suil but leaves pile · __ __ 2·2186. 9 28 tfc sofl and lofty. Rent elertric · 1 THE At'IERICAN Legion Aux- HOusr. F'OR RENT. 4 rooms shampooer Sl. Pickens llardilary Unit 39 will have- a i and balh, 1634 Lincoln Hgts.l wa re Co. , Ma son. W. Va. rummage sale at the Swis hN ! Phone WY 2·35i5 after 5 . 30 ~1 9 27 6tr Building. Octobtr 8 and 9. I p. m i 2t Uc GRE EN BEA~S and Turnips. Members having rnm ma "oe- !1 Ist 'L~LOOR -lu.. rn1'o .·' J1ed -- , •• r"o ms11 Br ing containers. $l a bushel. ,. are to call WY 2-3612 or WY and bath, modern apartment. First house belvw Ravens-, 2705. 9 JO 3tc l' Middleport, WY 2-3874. wood Ferry. J olln Cleek Pro- , llWUU. WIVIU _ , . . . . u.e ftlb1 Milo M ...... . . , ldt "-'"'ell! •-'''".,Mile l!.rmno •boulol .. 11M Pv.llll._h., bat-J bat-, i _______:_:::__:: I 1 I THE DEALS HAVE NEVER BEEN BETTER 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 - 4 Dr. Sed. $1795 1 !oral owner, Va engine wilh Cruisem.atir trans., power and brakes, power ~e at. grey finish . new 1st line whitewall ti res. Radio and h.-at er. .st~tering SAVINGS FOR YOU 1960 Mercury Parklane 4 Dr. Hardtop B!atk f ini sh. powf' r -- -- FREE! ,.w 1 __ .. S pol ] c~s sl<•t•nug ;111d ter, Ohio. 9 18 tfc CUSTOM BUTCHERING- cutting. Will buy hides every Monday. Phil Meier, Phone WY Z-3510. 9 18 tfc KARL GRUESE~Plumbing and He; ting, Minersville, Ohio. End your sewer troubles_ We have all sizes. Sewer machines. Reasonable rates. Call WY 2-2974. day or night. 9 15 tfc AUCilONEER Complete Service Wrtte. Prone Or Contact ~RAUFOKD Radno, Oblo $895 __ Week End Special $699 ~ 1 Uo AI:;:r; . ,-CO~N;;;D~m=o'-NJ'-N"G;-Relrtg<; 1960 TR-3 Roadster !\;ew wl1ilewal l tiH• -; . 4 ~ Jl f' l'd t r~ns. R('!l body. good ation service . .Jark's Refrig eration. New Haven. Phone TV :1-353'1. 4 6 tfc bl.drk top. Priced Below Market Price, Only $895 MARK IV 1962 Chevrolel Impala Cpe. va le ~~ L'll' t~J j Std. tram . $1695 tirt'5. Willie fini sh. Spot. n •d mll' l' im. H.::ltlio and il e;t\1'1' . l' !I;,!: Jnl', f.oo<t AUTO liR CONDITIONING 1961 Greenbrier Corvair Wagon _ $1095 9 P:.L~~- 6 r \l Pn!! ine, 4 SpPPd tran s .. ,e:nod ti rPs, rad io, ll eat1•r. Wil li e :Jllll lurquoise J i n i ~ h . Hcll l econom y_ 1960 Ford 4 Door _ _ __ __ $795 Au1om a11e trans. (;ood f l.-an interi or. R.adio and tJT!' ~. hf'J IN . Sales & Service • Fits Almost Every Car e'l'ramofP.ra hle When You Trade Cars • Guaranteed 24 months or 24 ,000 mlles • Most Popular Umt e25 Addilional Cars To Choose From eiB New '65 Chevrolet Cars and Trucks In the U S.A. $340· 00 tnstatlad Blaettnar's On Di splay AI Our Big Used Car Center Pomeroy Motor Co. 1. Vl•ible of Auto Sales - IJ.E, - -- Z dr. -- HISS OC~ DS M-OB o1'••· I bauleJ Cast•, $ !~C. Tw c 19"ii.l Ca:li\ll :::, I ctandaHl shif .. ern u \e. 11m: Jt,ur ! contamer~ -5127· a un Portland. VI 3-2254. r H· ..-., ...t unfumilbed apart. ' 'I 9 17 tfc POMEROY - 2 bedroom lramt.• 143 '(J f)Cd of ma.nner Jt. Groupot t.landa hl BIG BIG SAVINGS ON All MODELS IUbjeetl Standard tran1., one owner, like niiW, sn It 1961 FORD V8 Galaxio 2 Dr. Hardtop. Full pow.r, it's sharp Clf learnln&' !?.Greek 1960 RAMBLER Ambassador Sta. Wagon. Full power. It's clean and solid, one local owner JI.LMd measure H . Liberate 12 6 de I SEWING - . ___ machmes. repair ser· I TWO BEUROOM house on Lin- vice. aH 'Tlakes. WY 2-2284 I coin Hgts bi rf' h lutchf'D. au· The FabrK Shop. Pomero.,· ; 1 . tomauc ga! heat. Wy 2-:,lt7 Authr01zed Smger Sa'E'!! and 8 20 He Service. J 29 ttc 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 Or. V8, outo. trans. Clean car 12. 1'en.n.t. point Cuch/u 1 rock 1957 PONTIAC 2 Or. Star Chiof Hardtop. N;co, Only SPECIAL i 10 ,,, 11••-99 -- OOUid bt a ~rreat doctor~ You should oee tbt he trios to charit for. doing choreal''-- 1955 CHRYSLER 2 Dr. Hardtop. Full power 1955 FORD V8 2 Or. Falrlano. Red and white 1955 LINCOLN 4 Or. Sedan. Full power. A real nice car WMPO Radio 1952 BUICK Super 2 Dr. Riveria. Runs lint 1955 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. Sedan, 6 cylinder SOLD! I SEE US AT .. .. METROPOLITAN MOTORS Pomeroy, 0. DO ITI roNDA Y fHRU FRIDAY6:00 Sign On b till ~acred Hear' S 20 Me1go COuncy R~D 6:25 Palll Bowers, Farm &:Jt t<ewo 6 . 57 Wcau1er 7. 00 .~auonaJ .~ews j :OS Bill Miller 800 , 7 3tl Sports P.Jr <~fle 7 J5 Bill Mil ler c;how 1: ~~ Picken~ Hare war~. !'l'u'--1> Thurs.) 7:SO Newo 8 Bill Miller Show 8 45 Baker Furmture ShoYt g 00 News ''"w' ·~ " .. ~ ~ 14 16 28 f0 I! ,. 29 ~ ~ ~ 54 ~ 11 (0.1~1 41 " ~ ~: 41 ~4S' 8y KIN. GASOLINE ALLEY u~-t I f"o RQ &-quo-- JKGCPK1 WUWK 0 A'l'DEYJT DG& VGQ 0 By CHESTER GOULD DICK TRACY lQOW, IDECK 8 i 6:00 Sundo•n Serenads 6:45 Sign 011 Yttet.erdaf'• Cryptoquo&e; HISTORY JS BUT THE DZ. VELOPMENT AND REVELATION OF PIW~­ .. KOSSUTH • WJEH RADIO 5:2$ Weather ~ : 30 Sunset Bnulevard 7:40 N.,., 7:15 Sign Oil 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:25 New• In Briel 7:31J Musical Clock 7:4.1 Echoes of Joy !:00 Ohio Valley NeW! 8:05 World News 8: to Sports Today 8: 15 Weather Picture 8: 16 P!. Pleasanl ~ootlmll 10:30 Songa fO< Children 10:40 The Golden Kay - : . ' By HAROLD GRAY ~ UNO<IY~ ARt YOU CRAzY'!! BANK AIN'T tVEN <FEti iUfo'OAY- At\0 TH'-M ~ ULTS HAS 11ME LUCI<S I 1--!AV ~ YOU f:QRliUT w.er ·~ 11:00 Newa !Lr". Saturday Show 12:00 12:20 12:25 12:31J 1:31J 1:31 Local, Ohio, Na!. Newt Bulldln Board News 0 Grams Suturday Naunee News Headllneo Saturday MaHneo 1 : ~ Newa 2:00 Saturday Matinee ! :30 News Headlines 2:31 Saturday Ma~nl?e 1 :55 News 3:00 Sbturdav Matinee 3:30 News Headlines S:31 Saturday Matinee 3:5S News 4:00 Dlaclng with Doss UO Top Ten Revue 5:00 New• Roundup 5:15 InterlUde 5:30 Community Choln S:OO Dinner Mutlcale 7:00 Dance Party 7:40 New• 7:4.1 Off lhe Air . . .- By BRANNER AP?!L Zc . ! {)50 , .¥~ HEM , f!tJ.LS BOSS . 14A'e!t'-'n AT 01/l? .'1DUSE Wil11 .~,iB !i~-.· · V .,. r,j , .. A.VO !h!: P:?.:ADF.:..'J. Nb~ .:JV 'tiS Ll.P.5 ... • wet' ' •~? ;-:s .... :-;,: '\C '>%, . . \ ... ~:. . -;; .... ..' "- CO\'f'rin £ MAOII SatiidacUoa Guaranteed. INGELS FURHnvRJ . ""~ '~ or•olrr lorqu• inrr""' d ri¥ing tOit . full -lililht • indow 1, 1..._ th11mg 1~11, poddtd da1h, many lu~ury tou.:htl. -4-door :,o nlbon .y aRih ucl•on. Roc:k-boHom prke. fa,, ltrnt1. Gtl a dtonon•trotian. I ---~------ ~- ~ f0 , .. -m , 16 11 Monday Tllrougll Friday 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock SATUIUM YS 7:25 News in Briel &:OO Sign On - News 7:30 Musical Clock 6.30 Happy Valley 3oys 7:45 Echoe! o1 Joy 6:05 Country Music Ilmt 8:00 Ohio valley Newt 15:20 CuW'Itry Jamooree 8:05 World News dlt Protestan1 Hour B· lO Sports Today 7·30 Sports Parade 8:15 Weather Picture 7:35 Larry -'nderson ShUw 8·16 Mus1cal Clock LIJ 4~ [t'8 Music - '\r my 8: 5S Community Newt 11 :00 Dutton's and tlems Dairy 9:00 Talk of the Town l'up r.. Sbow 9:55 Mason County News !2:00 News 10:00 Public Service l.l! l~ fusJcal [ntertu:d,a 10 ·05 Family Worship Hour 12 30 Rev Merlin l'ee~ 10 :30 Latchslrilll 1:00 News 11 :00 Newa U:OO Cotlee with Ja.let 1:05 Jim Mees Show 11 :05 Morning Melodies 1L ·oo Portraits of a Patriot (except Friday, Sh 5:50 Sporlo Parade o s L (L• wap np 6:00 Sundown Serenade Church Bells Rin&:) 10:30 Bill Miller Bru"lch Show 11 ·45 World News ~ 6:4; Sign Off 10.4!1 Masoa Agr . < ugraro ~l ' NUHS _ IUS MasoP County News <Tt•esday; 7:30 Sign on _ ArmJ Hour 12:00 Conununity Newl 10:4.1 Family Wnrslllp (ThW'II.J 7:55 News 12:05 Noon News 1.0.45 A.~.C. Program (frldayl B:UO Baptist Layman', Hom 12: 10 Markets U :OO News 8 3C Sunda) Show 12:15 Mid Day Weather ll .llil Ttry 's Country JUilCtion 9·30 l'he Bible SpeaA~ to You 12:20 Bulletin Board 11 .30 l'itly 'a Country Hymns 9·45 Legtslatlve Report 12:?.5 News 0 Grams 12 .00 Cemeol l::llock Newa tC OL The Good Ure 12:30 County Agent 12 =45 Ctluntry Go Round 1~ · 30 Gotssler's Guest Star t(J 1., Congressman Moeller 1:55 News Beat ((o'rlday) 10.30 The Country Hymntlmers ! :OO Country Go Round L~ : 30 Utrry Anderson Show 11 30 The Qmt!l Hour ! :SS News Beat 3: )' Jim Mees Show 12 ·00 News 3,00 Mid Way Matineo u ; Blaettnat Auto Show 12 .15 Tbe Chmtians Hour HS News Beat 4.30 Eleclnc Company News 12 :30 The Rev M ~ rl !t feetJ 4:00 Discing With Dost 4 : ~ · J1m Mees Sho., 1:30 The Rev. Silao Billups 1:30 lnterchalliO 2:00 The Rev. Andrew Farsons S:OO Community News 5·00 ~ews 5:05 Jim Mees Show 2:30 Sunday ~hoW~as . 5:05 Mason Count)! News 5:30 Rizer's Weather Reporl 6:00 Sundown Serenade 5:10 world a. Nallooal News 5:50 Spor~ Parat!e ,--!.. 6_:4S_Si&.;: . _o_o_u_ _ _ _ _ _:_:S:_::IS~SpoWJin 011 Sporll THE- BORN LOsER Exp.rt In•~ 1 Milo Above Sliver Bridge in Konaugo 1 IIi 0 A P ll K . -B Y D 0 W MOHAWK Smith's Fiat Sales &Servk~ ~ 1956 OLDSMOBILE 4 Dr. Hard Top WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING "ONE OF IHE AlL-TIM! GU.I.1' OANSI'OflfATION IIAIG.I.INS" $o. Rood .vnd Tto~.~ Mvgotin t ~porh on itt t.tt ol t!Mo bri!l io~~: omtocro h( ntw Foot 11000. l! 't th. ntw nrtion of ll>t fo m d ·P~orl of lktlmparll, the f i&tt 1!00. N11w, ,1 .. ktr li.-..1. Ntw eng ' ;o ' tO LONQrELLOW One letter limply Jtandalfor dOther. Ia tJlU; ample A 11 UHd tor tbe tbtw L'a, X for Uw two (1'•, •te. Sinlll ~ten, apol'o' trophlel, ttw length and form&Uon of the wurda are all hint& liadt. 4iJ UUI rode letter~ are different. $195 mate. i' '% AXYDLBAA:IB for ~vl"ry kind of floor. Best pattern s. Prof~>ss 10na1 instaiJalioo by Ill, or :Jo II ynurseU, (;aU WY Z.ZH:il'.l for fret~ uti- I tueance .. 1956 PONTIAC. 2 Dr. Hardtop. like new In every way Floor I~ ' DAILY CRYPlOQUOTE- Hero'o how to work Itt _.'<- 1 11 ~ S9. Gamut 41. PulverL ta. Escape-; Ill. SALE :- l96Z ty 4 ] ,, ~ .. .. " 18. Metallic I ~~struments dant ot 'ce SO. Core :Sl. IAaft-tG M.A.UiOull IS 31 Antiq: 1957 V. W. Beautiful white fini•h LET INGELS Private ,.adings given daily 9 28 fit p Mu<i cal K.t4 in her home 7 days a week CAS E' ' one row enrn p1ckP:·. Jnclud i n~ Sundaylt. a a. m to good conditi ,n H~ n rv E WI:>· 1 -- F: 1 Fr'TH](" Cr!n<;ol!' H(l n~ POMEROY - 9 room , 2 story fr;une ho use w1 th separa te ~ n ­ mond Org<1n, St\' le C·2. w1111 I 11 ]J. m. All readings satis- pel, Wippel Hn<~d. · Ponwr~ ~~~.. be nl'11 ami ~ rwoke r. SH~!l . IIO . lran!'P, two baths and kitch· f!'t>tory or no charge! f l'lf' :l t - _Ohio. 9 28 :li p ens . ~ard wood floors, IJc:iuti~1r s Rentz \\'qJfe , Phone 1\'Y ed lhi ::~ ~ idf' nf C::illipol t• :.:tl M'I 17.7.!. E loJ <Idf'r ri fl (• _ (n il WY ful large lt'rand a, large !ul 9 28 Jlc Kanau ~a th1.~ ~ lrlt' nl 'i 1lver 2-6024. 9 24 Ui(' 2-:!423 with ga ra g ~ . $12.01111 .00. Bridge 1mk for t1am1 o; 1gn 1:,, =-~====---. WAH t:: HOU SE SALE , PO\O~ RO\' - 2 stm·y trame, AJI are wf' INJme PI AM IS tJHii ANS I large mPctmg roum. k1lCht:n, _ !I 4 :mto Rentals !rom $5 mo r dmm g room, and bath on f1n1t C/\Rt·!- KEVBHARn CENTF.R j floor. 5 rooms and b::~lh up, FREE 1,000 S&H Green Slamos Coca-Cola - Sprite 1307 Markel St . P ark er<; hur ~ . fu ll b::~ se ment, for ced hot ;nr How? For viewmg the nPw Phoue 48~-ti!l:ll . I heating , not far irum Court Compact V!icuum Cleaner m And 1\ 11 rhe F'l::t·ors 9 10 l8tc house, priced lO sell. your home Phone- Parli. er~ • -RACiNE - 2 miles trom new burg, ~ Coll f>rf.. , ln1tructiont r a nt ( 6 room framt> . b~'f · :ul l dam. _ __ _ _ _ I__I_ J_Otp --sement. forced hoi air heatu S. C!Vlt SERVICE TESTs! bt:~ ln!Puance Deell Bu\' It Bv The C•sel ing, hardwood floor ~. plenty lill'n • "'" "'"'" I ll and over '!Mieu.-. ho i)~ ! li ~ h otar tina oay ~hnrt t&Dl"flled? 1 ..osr vwr CJC)t!ra W h1le Y•m are in. fill up wi th ot closPt space. large lot noor111 .t,<1 van l',..ment t'~pu atnr~ lcJr'1 bctlflJII? Ceil Wl' A-.!1ffili thai good Landmark Ji:a.o;ollne with shop building and two rr~ 1nln• a~ lnnt u ~u!rl'!d rhou~ ~ m:ll 01 Inn~ OJ)IIII hperlt!llra car gara12:e, loeated on Rt 124 •uu an, unmtn~..arv Gl'ltmm on ~-rmiC10tiiinjlot ll!tll· : ~per Service Sta. or hool tuHiclent for man• 10...., lt2.ooo no. ~~ !lt.ore Is now WY 2-9931 FREE •ntormtthm o:m Job• . i•1•r'"· reqUII'f'ment" Writ• Tnn.-\ 'f thi n• AI B'~RT ~•. COX. SAI . ESM .~N Uh1o. HI E. Main St. ~ no •a<1ren Lincoln !iPrl<"t WY 1-38:!0 WY l-31311 , I 20 lie ,l l.._ _ _ _ _,_._ ... _,_•_r_.J .n~m• Bo~ 100. Cu M aM DaliJ . ll\IJM.l. t II 31o * palm 1957 RAMBLER Custom 4 Dr. Automatic 1 ._ .. _ t8. Pen .. ~ t& Rom. WY 2-3079. 9 29 Gtc n I 411. Old Dutdo liver 0 11 ... 17. HIUldle: 1957 FORD V8 Station Wagon 2 Or. ~. 1 .& ti Uon 1957 OLDS Super 88 4 Dr. Hardtop. F»ll power See The New '66 Models JtghUJ tL $6. BrazHiaa 1958 FORD V8 4 Dr. Station Wagon 1 ......_ .J7,0iftlor.t ' sr.eare- rl% 83. Articl• -• Jl:i. Exclama- 1958 OLDS Super 88 4 Dr. Hardtop. Full power I . ~I 29. QuesUgJlll 1958 FORD 4 Dr. Sedan. Standacd Trans. 6 Cylinder, Just Overhauled I 1 ""'- Bt.aW Tr~ pla.nllt 2~. Nuts Completely overhauled, real economy car mentll WY !-"'34 1 24:. Oleele II. Pin• Frenctl 23. Prtmpt 21. Column. [ :22. Wan eom~ Jl. D&cko( neck 1959 RAMBLER 4 Dr. Sedan, R&H, Overdrive. BE Qu-- a. Polish- :zo. otter Green and white, clean like new ALL CARS MUST f • sheep QUESTIONS? letter 1959 CHEVROLET V8 Bel Air ~ Or. Hordlop. age. CJtJzens Natwnal , Ba_nk. l Insurance home, modern hot h. ba. ; e-1 ----·Middl eport, OhiO 9 29 6tc __:__ A:C::UTO SALES Sund1y, Oct. 3rd me nt forced 1101 a heal n!' I FOR SALE - 4 room house. "-- - - .....--- - ---- - - ~==-:;:. 1~ 1 .. \AETNA CASUALTY lnsurnncp · new ba th large porch ba~· · USED TRU CKS - One 1957aur Rambler Mullen Insurance Agency, Inc. alt::~ched gar::~pt' . $~;)()0 00. inent ~ew paint ' 1 a~rt . A-132. one ton lnLernational, World Standard of Compad Start;ng AI Noon MIDDELPOHT - One 'i l ll f'lJ • ground. ' . ' 0 !96'' (' 1' 2 t I t E tt Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-3381. 1 ~ tn('r on bnck road of 1 rw ~. ,. '1 nne on n er· Forked Run t I tfo 6. rooms, modt>rn bath and I Rt _ 7, $3,500.00. Phone WV 2- national, One 1962 lh ton BIJ car room, ride llDd per- . I ---:-c-::--::--c---. - -k1tcht' n hard"' uod l l• l•Ws , hr~-~ 61 27 Sportsmen's Club 9 14 lOtc Dodge Sweptline express, One tQI'IDalk'e. SmaU car ecouum.t Everyone is Invited I F_OR SALE VE NETIAN BLINDS and !'('- p~ace , l'Of!C'Ide Iron! po reh . · I 1956 Volkswagen truck, 195V IDd m11nag erabllit)' IJHfiTO Copytng Service. eop. !,=,.....--------~ Pili rs , porch and window Close 1o :, c ll•~o l~ :.~ n d stnre:-. . ' '".! tun lntern<:~ lionaL Meigs S.e ies made of legal papers, -I shades alt kmds, fr ee esl i-' $tr~l till 1 L' 1 k E wilh , CI-JIHU AHUA pu ppies l2 wrPk<; , ;, . · , _ l"es OC qui pml'nt Co., Pomeroy, ~tropolltaD Motort D•rtb records 11nd almost any Los E WEIGHT safely ~ Dex-A.f> 1et Ta bl et s o n 1y 1 old ror so le F lo"d 0 .11 11, mates. Dale Wippel, 21a lJn. CLrusE I!\ - :J <Jeres, one :-~hry : CH-o\ROI AJS d Ohio. 9 25 6tc f~ Main Street, Pomeroy other docum-ents. . k' PI I . . , ' . . !OJ Ave., Pomero)·. 9 ll 30tc framr 6 . ' th ! .. ~ - ~ • , cross cows an - . Pbo W 98c a l "St dr s larmacy. I Pnrl la nd, Raune Boad T::' l ·_I . ' .u•.ms. ,1 ' u :l. .(. - heaifers r()f sale. Some bred FOH SALE o n. TRADE or take De ~ Ulnl R.euw lDsurance, PometOJ ·:-;= =c 9 25 60lp Vl 'l-!r:12. 9 2~ .li e Help Wanted ; men!, J or~·p,J ' '')1 <J ill hei.ill'lg, som e open. Robert s_ Black: I over pay menls, 65 Dodge Cor· --::= ,---- ----'_:22:_:U:_•_ ______________I:._:4_:::Ur REVIVA l I runtTe!e ll fll1 ! ~wc1 ul :h t'{ , • s!il rt ed a Mt. Her· PAi0'-11NO ~olt . 3 1..,~:·s ~id. j WOMA N for - houseworf - Three hiHld mg. (',: n t:le · tin<~ J;(• d wood. Harrisonville. SU 2. 1 ~nel 4~0. hard~ot' autom~tic man 2l61 Rh ChhurOrh. Sundr~y l Gentle. makes mce ridiilg ·l young children. Must be good SJ. OOOliO. . 5433. 10 1 3tp rans m lsSion WJt I 31 8 cngme. Se pt . I mug ct 9 Ser· hor"" , . h h"Jd . Must . . · · ~·" .uerns·~v cow, 4 V<!ars w•t c 1 ren. Furmsh own ALR Eirl \1 CO\. ' ~ LESM \1'1: 1 Insurance · M!ll or· trade ' at IJOCe· VIres <;t<Jrl at 7..!0. f1ev ol d geni i . d , · 'k . 1\ Y •__.18 _,. •I Y 2_3, 16 _ _ Also 4 new t1res for s;~ le. 750 .James ~1 o r r iqm will b . lh . e. an goo., m1. ~ !. transpor tation. Phone \\o Y 1· " .u v. 14 call WY 2 ll3 m a e rmg f' , ~ Jl'e l<llll1ly f 'OW W\' 2-:10i9. 6636. 'lie I Jlc GRANGE INSURANCE. Mulle-n xf · -7 1 any.time 10 1 10 1 9 21 lllc _ es_s g Jtc .. _ _ , • _ _ __ -~ _ ~ _ ___ -. Insurance1\gency, Inc, Porn a ter 4 30. 9 29 !2tc 9 29 1 1 SISTER lltl RTI,t·IA . . MA LE HELP M N1 ED. Bur- FOR SAI.F. 4 room house Mlh I oruy . Phone WY 2·3381 . , 1960 DODGE. Call WV ! 7089. '( ' , ., • a Lruly fAKlc. W)\ IFS of n•<:: hl Ill ·t ·,:, 1]1 ger R!l)l - F'ood . 0 . Hc. mn b<1 th . full-s1n•d ha sement. FLJe\ 9 1 ttc : g1 le-d p.. Jn, rf'Rder - Tells games w·1,. 1 1 . ed 9 24 titc you P<Ht pr"q;ni and future 8 . . (·llll ~ .~ r ; l ! •!_, ~ ~ I ne -" "1larp ;:~g~ res sJve young I o_l1 1wat. 1.ot IUO x 100. Doni -- .. - - - - - - - - - - '_ • ll' Jl spr• Ll H1-·p• r l IJi m. mt n be!wef'n arre~ 1! 1 ~ and GoodnJlt Hi.ir ll'ord W Va 1ove affa ir'i · an "' ' ' ' . ., all f' . ' swers_~y or procH; . ~ l!lf'illded . 1)]1]\' $:l !I:! 30. for cmm! t'r anrJ kildlen 882-2369. 9 29 61p I qu stwns. One VI Sit •;nil per ro!!. L ·m·· r ~ S'" di " I W(Jrk \'igh! nn!i rl · ~ 0. " I ' ' - ! convinre you that Sister Mor· Pomeroy OhiO · 9 ·., 9 ., · , . 1· bl F' 11 '' · .. h' 1.ons LAND FOR SALE suitable for 1 tisha will rP.ad your life like ' · ... ..lr :~1; ~ a ,e. . u or pall. !J ~e : bUJid i n~ . 4-IOt hs oi a mile 1 EXPERT INSTALLATION! an open book . Ir you are wor- ON~ OLIVEH Su prn(lr gr~ll n Excellf'n1 npf)I!·1Uni~Y fro m Ihe Porne nJy li mi* ~. Ph. NOW ON DISPLAY ARMSTRONG'S Tied or troubled, don't fai1 to dn !l, power lift. Voung . .; e1·, f()r adv ;m('Prnt>nt. .-\ppl\· m. WY l ·Nl lB_ 9 29 Gtp see Si•ter Mortisha. She's ters and beo~g l!'." fo r saiP Ph .I Jlf'ro;; .. n- 23 W1•s1 Umon. A!l1---- --·Linol@am • • . Inlaid Vinyl helned other!!, why nol you? 9&5-2421, Chester. ' l'll <;, , Ohin. 9 .10 6tc I ed ,, M.... 1 CAN ON THE PEOPLE OP HOOTtN' HOLl.ER ped ~ abbr. JG, Btancbet rT'S MY JOB 10 DIG UP All THE INFORMATION JO. Good I. .Arabia • , count. 19. Drop· 4, Tootb 6. 8amarh*t Gbtrn. lf. Nerlected 1964 RAMBLER C6l 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon Custom 330 (l'OUp :1 . Trouble S. Pae. .-chool SHOT GUN !' ~oo;t :Rrc~ ,:o~~\;'s~t'i1 .;:~a::~n::~.~ :;:~ ~~~~ Rea! bt•le For__5a~ [ 33 ~:: !::at:o:: 7~:.,_ ~;;;~~~~~: :~~~;e ~h~~~ ~Fr 606 E. Main St. and pi ck hPa ns ror l II" .. 1_/ 0 { I 7othermil esoutbuildin "'s Rl 9 10 lie $1.00 bu. Cla rence Proffitt \,1/Ct'llt, ~Ill t~ from p~~lero;r. FO R stUdebaker- 41 I MATCH H :n~l!: tun-· -ne loc::~t ion. dr stalion wagon, lo'Ji m1 le- ~!!tt!l!!tt!t!!!!i'!!tt!lf!!lll' 2 DOWlC 1. Afrt.oa.q de.ert. :2. Egree~ $MITH~-----..,_ ::_~~~~;~~~~~~~~~ r WOULD 'lOll MIND ANsweRING '-'-a.' A FEW 12. Severe 13. H•lpl 11. A.c- measure~~ 411. Angler's ba.eket con.. tempt ll. Coolneas INSTITUTE, SIR··· 11....... flowllli' into Nort.ll Sea 45. Type- junotunlll e. CUrve 9. Maxim 10. Excla· matlon Pomeroy. 0. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO ·-· ACliiOIII . ... Rfytf OOOGLI ond SHUFFY t'M WITH 'THE RURAL RESEARCH DAILY CROSSWORD l 0. McCoy, AacUoiieef; Cbel. A. '-· Was METROPOLITAN MOTORS HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold Brothers, 618 E. Main Street, Pomeroy. 9 22 tfc Crill Hradfnrd de an interior. rad io. heater, br-o~ k es . au torn!lt ic trans. Real I IJl"t' . i - $1469 Cn•am fini sh. wh ile lop. VR r ng:in l', aul ollUitic trans .• power sh'l·r ing, new whitewall tires. R.adio and hf' ater. I I I $1599 1962 Ford Galaxie Conv. Cpe. _ JAltNEY Marie's Style Post RL 124 Ph. WY 2-5211 Syr.cuse. Ohio Local owner. 110 HP engint'. 4 ~Pf'f'd tram•. ]('( bl ack fiui sh. Red bucket SPat, r.a dio and he.at('r. Tires show HILle wear. I I E¥trydoy Specials ot Mario's Style Post Haircuts . . . .... $1.25 Shampoo & Sets . . $1.50 30 d•y color rinse, Shampoo & set $3.50 Permanents $7.50 up We Sell and Service Wigs and Wiglets . ....,.... ·• ~ �~"'· • H ld ati()n of New Of fICers e Wl'ldwood Gard-en Club of Pomeroy tb•'* you nca ""' ,..., Mro. Victor Hysell and Mr.. Dwight 'lilhoan. and • letter was !Pad from Mrs. ~harles t.wls tn regard to !he County christn.a• flower show. If Mrs. Nea•e installed the o •· cers and presented each with a corsage of mums. New officers are Mrs Lawre!ce Smith, pres· ident; · .-rs. Karl Grueser, M Dw••ht vice president ; rs. ., Milhoan, treasurer, and Mrs. Milton Roush, secrel>ry. Alpha Omicron Meeting Opens W•'th Dl'nner Around And About Middleport ,OCJAL S' . '' SrDallY SenUneJ. PomtrOJ·Mltldleport, o., OcL 1, 108& . CALENDAR ~ Elders Ordained • In Presbyterian Church Ceremony Tho 1MI Middleport hl&b oebool jearbook, "'l'ho Cr<•t," offtcen were installed met Wednesday evening "' the arrived and gradUaU11 tile Wililwood Garden 1 borne oi Mrs. Paul F"h"' w•th aelllon w11o .....,.. 111em ~:::::::;::;;;;;;11 Mrs. Milton Roush and Mrs. ""•"' f ocr. 3 abaold pick lllolll up al lllo An •-•reasive ordination and • Mason ISher as co-hostesses. Mrs. K. T. Wagner of Bryn Alpha Omicron v....,..er o Paint Creek Regular .b!P acbool olllee. Tben an tnstaiW'ioo of elden was held M>wr, Pa., came sunday lor • Delta Kappa Gamma held Its. Church will hold Its 132nd •~ _. ..,_ Stmday morni•• at tha syr.. 0111 wwH ,;S ..-• ..,...,.ea tewool Mr. Fred Nease, president, visit with her mother, Mrs. first fall meetin& recent~)' at versary ae~·vlces on Sunday •oe terla0 . conducted ihe meelin! . whioh Griff Ru...,u of Bradbury. She the presbyterian church in 3rd with mornllll worahlp lor ~.15 and Ollyone 'wlobiDI cuse First United PresbY • ' opened with de~· ohon hy Mrs. came last Thursday to enroU Wellston. The meeting opened 1:45 a. m.; a feUowsblp to purr:!bue OH may dO So. Church. The nine o'clock worTONIGHT Thru SUNDAY Holter, using ,. her her daughter, Karen, at Ohio w · th a di mer, followed by a ner at 1 p. m. and afternoon II il important tllal aU f"'Pieo ship service was conducted by 1 Homed "''"' n ... v. Leonard Mcintire, Ge• "'fANNY HILL" 0 rdered be iektd topic, " How many have a lite stat.e University in Columbus short business session conduct- program at 3 p. m. P up ut 80 ..w:; nc !irio m Hopkins plan'" and closed with prayer. where she wlil be a freshman. ed by Mrs. Eli2abeth Lantz, Homecoming, Hemlock Grove 11 possible, eral Presbyter of Logan. wert Letita Roman Members responded to roll call Mrs. Wagner will return to her president. church, beginning at 9:30 a.m. ~Jmtiiitt!Mil.ii'H* 1111 Ordained and installed with an exchange of hr;w;e plant A ~per, ··~ouse Pia~~ Gar- home Saturday. Mrs. laye Sauer '!as _in with worship service and SunMrs. GeorKe Schneider, Mrs. -andIoutting< dens, was g•ven by MIS. Edl· charge of the program whoch ID· day School in forenoon Andrews Receives Harry ,'otis and Mr. Herman ''2 AC'K DOOR TO HELL" A (.'Oillribution " : :~!; made to Ison Hollon . It was stated that ~r. and Mrs. Jan Houck and eluded a solo, "The Builder," ket dinner at noon, and~ after· Barber Ucense LondOn. others installed were the Johnny Appleseed fund, a house plants can bP usetl tor children, Brent an~ Brend~, by Jack WlU'ner of Jackson acnoon program at 1:30. Mrs. Adhur Sylvester, Mn. Ji mmie Rodgen ~:-,~oiiiii-:."'"'.._.-=-..--, foliage alone the . lemon tree have returned to thw home m companied by Mrs, warner. The oDe is welcome. Paul Andrews, Jr. bas recelv- Donald Cottrm, Mr. Robert " good for begmne"; the Columbus after spending a warners, who are former stu· ed hls barber license from tbe Harden, Mr. Richard Ducknorth window is best for Afri· week'• vacation in Iowa. dents o1 Mrs. Ethel Chapman ocr. ' Board of IIBrber Exam!· worth and Mr. William W~ecan violets and lVYi and Iand Mr Ca 1 Mattox of Rutland, dedicated the num- 'l1he Pomeroy Garden and is now employed at brenner. Mrs. Pearl Mc8r1dt tanas and primroses are for Mr. anN' s.SU here ber to ber. Members responded will meet Monday, at 2 p.m., the Park Barber Shop ts finsnctal secretary and Mro. contmuous bloom. were ~\ed lt~th ti~;Yso~ and to roll call with a vacation high- the home of Mlss Lydia Ebers- in Columbus. Robert Harden, treasure. Mrs. Vernon Nease had i'ln ar- they YISI w Leonard light. Following the program, bach. Paul is the son of Mr. and World Wide Communion wilt llcle on Africa! violets whicr famly, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Webster Middleport Garden Club will Mrs. Paul Andrews of Long Bot- he observed Sunday morni!ll, stalt!d, '' Don't over water Mattox and tamily. was initiated into the Chapter. uieet Monday, Oct. 4, at the tom, and is a graduate of E.1st- Oct. 3, at b a.m. The Re~. Rus· I plants. start oew plants from Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Turner Attending from Meigs County home of Mrs. M. L. French. ern High School. He is a Re- sell W. Shepherd, resldmg II leaves in water or vermiculite, were in Red House, W. Va. were E.t1el Chapman, Ruth Eu- All members bring . b~lbs for serve in the Air National Guard. Bristol VIllage, Waverly, wJII and remove leaves with tweez- Tuesday for a visit with ber ler, Avice Frecker, Mildred fall planting, for C1v1c :supply Uv pulpit. HP will also ers for mor-e bud. brother, Charles Hill and family. Hawley, Martha Husted, ·Gen- tification. ceiving anu sending cards the be here Oct. 10 and 17. Sunday ''Take cultir~ss of Geraniums" E L eva Joachim, Vinas Lee, Nan do's and don'ts of personai let· School foll?w~ at to o'clock. Tbe was l.he subJect of a papP.r pre- Mr. and Mrs. John · yons Moore, Susan Park, Margaret OCT. 5 ll Dau h· ter writ.ng, and other relevant public Is mvded. sented by Mrs Mason Fisher and son, Johnny, had 88 their Parsons, Beatrice Reinhart, Forest Ros~ Co~nc ' nsor~ points, It said to talc!!' cuttings for next dinner guests Wednesday eve- Faye Sauer, C&rolyn Smith, ters of Amen~a, 15 t s: 5 an~ The hostesses, Mrs. Maril~n VISITS PARENTS spring now, srlect tip cuttings ning his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lucille Smith, Rosalee Story a rummage sae Oc _o r build· Wisecup and Mrs. Spears, serv· Michael Andrews, who ts atfour mches lor>g, trim off end John Lyons, Bernard, Linda and and Dorothy Woodard. 6 at the Wayne Swtsher ed sandwiches and coke during tend1~ St Joh~ Vlanney Sem· lea es and don't use too Debbie, and Mrs. Bernard ing on Second-st in , the refreshment hour. Attend· !nary m Bloornmgdale, 0 hi o, mu~h 'water or leaves will rot Schramm, Zanesville. Meigs Temple Pytluan . lng in addition to the above were spent the weekend with his ' · I Guinther S ted will met! Tuesday evemng at h E chi p t Hi d parents Mr and Mrs Paul AnMrs. Paul Fi;her gave an ar- Mr. and Mrs. L<e D•, idson, epara the L<g;on hall in Middleport. Marl a s eman, a n drews I.,• . Bottom. Michael Ia I hcle on new 12wns and stated Athens VISited Tuesday even- F A S 1AU Staff and Officers are re· Betsy Horky, Lms Moore a '. ~ the that new la\mS !~ke cool weath- ing with her parents. Mr. and rom rmy ervice quested to be present for a Betty Rawlings. a semor a William E. Guinther (Willie), practice sesssion for the dis· er blue grass. o~ red fesc~e are Mrs Emerson Jones. If that important paper, jewelry, keepsake, or best, and sod Is more t.J.llable d E son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Guln- trict convention to be held in other valuable item were in one of our con· · . tu The Rev. and Mrs. C1Y e · . Th m au ~- , . nd Mrs. John Harrl· ther of Syracuse, has been hon- Middleport October ~9. • venient Sale Deposit boxes- safeguarded 8 Blue nbbons were awarded m Bartlett sd orably separated from the U will be the only practice before I OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 P.M. flower arrangements to Mrs. s~n were in Athens Tue . ~y eve- S Army at Oakland Calif af: that dale according to the againat fire, theft, or careless misplacement . h d M H mng to attend a MiSSIOnary · · ·· , . , Ill ram FIS er an rs. omer th h d ter three years service He was staff captain Mrs. Gnff Rus- · Y'* would know whor& it was when you ear . . · • HoIter. A sa Ia. d coW'S t was Zone Rally when ey d" hi statmned for two years at Ft. sell. wanted ill The cost is so liHie, too. served by the hostesses to 14 Dr. Dudley Powers Jscuss I . Va., an d had two I . . · f s Bevo1r, 1 ~ prepanng or 8 summen at West Point N y members and three guests, I experience~ · • Rent a Safe Deposit box here NOW I 1 Mrs. Jack Robson , Mrs. Ernestlmedic~l mJs~Jonaryl cbare,er. _He lin the CPdet Training 'C~dre·. Harris and Miss Barbara Fish- and his family Wll e eavmg The 1 t he . · K for new Guinea where as year was m orea er, Mr. Holter won the door soon . t . d f ,. and while there was promoted pril.e. they will be s atwne or te to Sp5. I The October meeting will be years. They must buy supp lea H . d te f p . for the entire time. e Is a gra ua o omeroy held at .ne home of Mrs. AI Cl E B tl lt High School On his retornl ~• y · M H. The Rev. yde . ar e . · frt:~..: e.mger Wll'l r'i . Jram of the Mddleport Church of the home In Syracuse, he flew by \ rl to F1sl.~r ~nd Mrs. Chnsly her N attended the Naa jet from Ca li fornia to Parkers- Plans were! made R d aCrssls~ aarene · · b h . with the t'o 10 an e oss I as -:u t·1 ~ tesses. rene Ministers' retreat of Cen-. urg • w ere he was met by hos drives uy the Ohio Eta Ph i SON IS BURN tral Ohio District last week held I mater an<!_ brother' Malc<Jim, chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi \ T&:ld Stephen IS Lhe at Ripley, W. Va. Sorority Tuesday evening at the given to the 8 lb. 8 o. son Patrol Officers Columbia G11il Offices in M•d· to Mr. and t-1rs. Pete Cundiff i!l!il!liJillii Jii!ifiM.i<'"· -~ ,~ N db T 52 dleport. PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH of Syracuse on Sept. 24 at Hol- . l 4 a_m e y roop • r April Smilh, president, . Serving Meigs County for over 93 years ~ Officers were elected at a ducted lhe business I · zer hospital. Grandmothers are Oln '~ 1 Mrs. Ruth Cundiff and Mrs. ~ meeting of Girl Scout Tronp !12, . when Lhe servJce committee v~t· NO TUBE&TILT-DOWN TWO 61!2~~' RUTLAND Evelyn Moore of Syracuse. The ~ Wednesda) at lhe home of ed to be in ch"'ge of the poho I POMEROY INSTANT STUDIOMATIC SWING-OUT 1J Mrs. Lloyd Wright. Elected i maihng cards to be sent out for great grandmother is Mrs. p , CHANGER SPEAKERS ill were :tlrol 1 - Irene B'arnes, l this year"s dnve, and to assist I Member Federal Reserve System tha Berry, Oak Hill, W. leader, and Carolynn Tracy , as- with the hed Cross drive. and great ofgra'ldrather · t an t 1ea der: p a tro1 2 - Dar- B1l 1ie Jo spears was named GENUINE line aMoore Syracuse. isThey Mr. and ~s. E sII e Moss~an s1s Cool-operating So lid State stereo ampl ifier Is Member Federal Deposillnsurance Corporation tl other children 01 . spent the past weekend at Mar- Ia Neutzling, leader and Marla corresponding secretary in ola<,. ll umt1 zed with change r. No tubes ••• instant RCA VICTOR • 1 lave rr~ebra and Ti~ 8. ion, HI., with their son and Neutzling, assistant leader . AI- of Call Hovatter who is L>Kmg 1 warm-up too. Co nt in uou ~ tone and dual vo!ume 9 ana. 11 : • daughter-in-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. so elected were Jo Ellen Diehl, a s1x months' leave ot absence controls.. Stud 1omat1c changer shuts off autaHarley Mossman and family . scribe, and Becky Wright, trea- Captains named for Lhe attcnd- matlcally after !ast record. 1ance contest Eia Gilmore, Jr. returned to surer. include Billir his employment at Kroger store j Rt!rreshments were served to 1 Spears and Lila Sue Milch. The • THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN ElECTl!ONICS Wednesday, after a three weeks the above and Debbie Wisecup, 1by-Jaws were presented and ap· Be Sure To See All The Other Models of Portable vacation. Le Ann Sebo, Resa Booth, and . rroved. Mrs. John F. Baily awl Mrs. Mrs. Wright. The next meeting A cult ural program entitled. RCA Victor Record Players in Automatic and 1 Russ Watson visited Th•Jrsday will be at the home of Mrs. "Int roductions and Invitations,• · Single Play Models Now On Sale - in the Muaie afternoon at Pt. Pleasant, W. James Soulsby. was presented by Ida Meadows. Va. with Mrs. W1lliam Knight She reviewed background facts Department on the Second Floor. You'll Uke the Mrs . Ellen Ebersbach left toSOUP SALE SE."I' on the subjects and describerl Iday , for a visit at Savannah, MASON - Homemade soup 1 the earlic 'l invit~tions , wh~ch Marvelous Tone, the Ease of Operation - and tbe Georg1a wit h her daughter and and baked goods Will be sold 1~~re ca;ved on st1cks by prim· Excellent Value of RCA Victor Record Playen at son-in-law, AlC and Mrs. in Mason on Saturday, October 1h_ve ~op~~ and sent to. other I ry Fry. 2nd for the benefit of the Mas- tr1hes, mv1tmg them to dmner Elberl•lds. Mr. and Mr!l. David Ohslek on Grade School Parent Teach· She a'so described the i OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 P.M. and children, Kimball and Jen- ers' Association, at the new weddmg invitations which had nifer of Sacramento, Calif. Po!'t OfOce. Soup will be $1.40 1church bells ringing out the I were recent guests of Mr. per Kallon, half gallon 70 cents. news. . Mrs . Dwight Milhoan and and 35 cents a quart. Contain- ~ There was a group diSCUS· ily. , ers are not needed. sian on the proper ways of reDaie Entwistle of Missoule, , with Montana visiled Mr. and Mrs. Dwight I and family. Mrs. Richard Nelson ed home today from Kornwes-· theirn, Germany wherll: she has been with her husband, S.P. 4 Nelson who will return home in October. . Mr~ Mary E. Ohlinger return· ed home Sunday, after a sev· l eral days visit in Columbus with · Mr. and Mrs. Edlson Wessa. MENS & BOYS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dessauer returned home Monday, after a • visit with relatives in I burgh and Meda, Pa. They al· so visilt.>d places of ln\erest in Philadelphia , Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koenig WOOL, CORDUROY, MELTON AND SEE THE BEAUTIFUL 66 DODGE CORONET HARDTOP of Cambridge opent Sunday al· ternoon, with his sister, Miss NYLON IN ALL OF THE LEADING Ethel Koenig and Misa Elsie I Hart. STYLES OF MENS & BOYS JACKETS Miss Ethel Koenig spent 'l'uea· l day at Long Bottom with & COATS. aunt, Mrs Dana Ftck. ' , ••• 1 J Why can't you lay your hands on it? ,i;j ELBERFELDS I "On the GO" Stereo OhioEfa Phi Chapter w•'ll He/p 2DfiVeS ' Your Savings Earn 4% Interest POMEROY NATIONAL BANK 1 RCA \fiCTOR SOLID STATE STEREO M ' ly About People In pcmeroy , 1 Elberfelds In Pomeroy OUTE ' FOR EVERYWHERE I - JACKETS BIG SAVINGS MEIGS THEATRE ON ALL TONIGHT 61ATURDAY "lACK DOOR TO HILL• 65 MODELS , FF ( SEE THE '66 DODGES AT OUR SHOWROOM I . 0< $5·95 MINS 11111 - - $9.95 '" ()MI. to Jimmie Rodgen, Annabelle Hul!lgins, Jack Nlebollon, John Hackett "MISTER MOJII" R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. $.Second & Mill Sts. Middleport, 0. JUN.. MON. ond TUII. er~~~-' ---·SATURDAY, - -- --------(~ ~.~ ~ ,"': ---------------------FIVE CENTS '~,,·/ OCTOBER 2, 1965 --:::::--:-::-::-:--:-:-:---------------------------------- NO. 141 :, -}-,. ~:, ~ · Yr.,~ . ''·;~/\., Dewoted·To The lntBrab 01 The Meig•-Maaon .4reo .VOL XVII J; . tne POMEROY-MiDDlEPORT. OHIO '\ J, ...·.1 ... . . 2 Bombs Kill 13, lnjure.38 SAIGON CUPI) - Viet Cong terrorists exploded two bombs in ~algon loday, killing 13 Vie~ namese and wounding 38 per· sons including two Americans. At the northern battlefront the first U.S. newsman to die tn the war waa killed in a plane collision. The first explosion came out.. side South Viet Nam·, National Stadium, killin1 ll Vietnamese and injuria: more than 20 oth· ers. The dead Included three children riding bicycles. They were ripped apart -by razor sharp fragments. No Amerl· cans were hurt. ,., The second bomb exploded W· 1ight outside a U.S. enlisted ·~ n<n's barracks, killing two ¥ Vietnamese and wounding six "" 1' .,~ 1' ~ietn~ese and two Amerl- . IN THE ACT_ Jim Vennarl, Rutland High School principal, crowns Senior Linda .ans . • terroriSts hurled the Lalhy Homecoming Queen of Rutland High. At left is her escort Bob Barrett. _ .xplosiVe from a tax• parked m Sentinel Photo ' 'ront of the building. Both explosions occurred -in :he Choion area, the Chinese of the city. The Vielnamese and Amerl,an Injured were Uiken to a tearby naval t hospital \me ted ndThe 1 ea~~ans were rea a re- ~ion .' r ' .: I , 0 1'1 , 1 ' I . ··,· ,I '· '" ~~· ' '"I. ,, HOMECOMING QUEEN - Linda Lathey, fourth from left, front row, was announced as 1965 Homecoming Queen of Rutland High school in ce remonies followmg the Rutland-Southern football game Friday night. Linda, l · · 1 James Vennar1.· Oth ers In · th e group ptcture · ' t row, I senior, was crowned by Rutland Hig h s ._ choo1 Prmc1pa are f Irs tor, Jim Barrett and senior candidate Cheryl Long, Bob Barrell with Miss Lathey, Ru sty Lottie with 5enior candidate Linda Davis and Ronald Black with senior candidate Beverly Forbes. Second row, Roger Davis w~th freshman attendant Kay Wright Charles Scott with fre; hman attendant Pat Kennedy, Lee . Wood with .sophomore Billie Jean Carter. Th1rd row, Rodney Wn ght woth sophomore Mary Hall, Joe Hawk•ns wtth JUruor Nancy Knotts and Sam Hicks with JUnior attendant Darlene Sm•th. -Sentinel Photo. - . ;~~~~~~;;~~~~~::~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. . - I Peti.ti.OD I·s "lndo A rmy Cr s,,'z es F •tyTWI.ce toda~ as~ed . u FI.led for Fire Hits .;__ _:__:_c..c. · ------ "THE FAMILY JEWILI" MILL STREET MIDDLEPORT, 0. coup - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - I CGunty Dog Warden George I Another rabid skunk was reLogin reealdeots ported kll'ed Tbursday in lbe o:.m'l at tho aorth end of Uofon.av vicinity of 1he Pomeroy eielUlU to tie their dop. Warden Logao sald complalnts bave men ta ry sc h00 1· Th e HeatI b JAKARTA (UPI) - The In- But cont:ern remained over the 1lands as Sumatra, Borneo and been l·tceived of several strays , depa~ment wlsht'! to repe:t done~1an army announced Fn 1 tact Ius whereabouts were not the Ce lebes were available llllwarmng to pare.nts and teac · . ted i media te!)· .. 1. the area and t•· will be I The JArlier terrorist blast in uey ' ers to warn children to report 1 \ repor Cholon O<'curred at an intersecpicked up immediately in view any animal y,·bicb is acting JAKARTA IUPI) - Gunflre 1 Sporad1c gunfire was heard ) Sukarno has not been heard 110unded in Jakarta toda)· and 1iarly today in th1 s trupieal ca- from or seen in public since he tlon near the National Stadium Fire struck 11 Porlland area of rabies outbreak in animals A $150,000 damage suit has ] strangely, just as a troop of national oo- fa~ily twice in the same year, of that area. , been filed in Meigs County Com- . radio Jakarta announced a pital, but there was no report made a speech Thursday night. 1 ice cadets were filing past for Friday. . ~,w;rt:;~ -~~"-,~ . man Pleas court as the result state of war io the city where . of large-sca le li ghting Armored Coup leaders sa1d Friday they 1 lunch break The home of Mr. and Mrs. , of a traffic accident on Dec- ~ moment.ous struggle for pow- cars and troops stood guard 1 were holding him m "protective 1 Another bomb was found Paul Schuler was destroyed by i ember 9, 1963, in Middleport. er raged for.tbe third day. TDe around S u..k a r no's Mer?~ka custody.'' . , •eori>J lhl· sladjum and Amer· fire last spring. Only a few of i '!'he pellitlon, filed by Dolor· ' lute uf Pre81denl Sukarnu ... ' ("Freedom Palace. adjOifllfl~ I Concern for the preSidenl' cail mllltaey pollee ruahed l<> the contents of the boose were · ' es Elaine watklti! of Rt. Leunknown, , the U S Embassy on Palace salely was heightened by tho lle scene white U S"demolition saved. The second fire tn hit I on, w va, named i'lu Car Car· Sq~are. . 1 fact that ~n ~bdul Haros Naoxperia defuled it The bomb' the Schulers was Friday after· [ I nes , Inc. of Mahwah, N. J I day night It has crushed 'n at· ' No .4tao,ls of the Situation on sullon , !l'!ltarno' defense m·~· .. ) oad been rigged to go off at the 1 noon when a small cottage they 1 as defendant. templed coup d'etat and that Java outside Jakarta ~r ?" ,ter and t~rmed forre_s chief, • 1 !X'.:;:tlt of rescue operations occupied burned to the ground The laintlff Is seeking the , President Sukarno is ··sate" Isuch other maJOf lndonesmn 1s- ~ al so has not been seen m publie lictima of the Qrst stadium alier a fuel oil heater report· ' 0 p . ' smce the coup 1 The army an. bl t : ed lod I 1judgment for alleged InjurieS nouncement sa d Nasution as as , ly exp ed. suffered in a car • truck acci1 "S k · " f tt The Communist. uled the i Mr and Mrs Schuler ere Jack Welsh. manager o! den! at the intersection of The stale highway patrol In· ' I' wei as u arno " sa e~ t IBmf tactic on June 26 when a ., w the Middleport division of the vestigated an acc1dent at 9 45 1 The announcement add ha• res1dmg in the cotta~ e !ocat- 1 . Locust and South Tturd-st ml . Ma1· Gen Suharto has taken 0 oomb exploded at the My C.nh i ed on ihe b k f lh 01 . : Columbus and Southern Ohm , Middle rt Plaintiff sa s she a. m. Friday on Rt. 338, a m•le . noating restaurant on the Sal· R' d' Jlnt s Bo rr e liO , Ele ctric Co., gave a highly hu· ~ssm . a a y t k south of Racine involvir,g cars I ill command of the army becauBe ron River and a second cu l !Ver a jacent 0 u mgton IS· morous and Informative color- was a p ger m c r s rue driven by Charles R. Manuel ~ liS preVIOUS commander, Ll down rescue workers The toll la~d, whl.le thetr new homP . 15 ed ~!ide talk to h1s brother by a Nu Car earners, Inc. 145 and Ra' H Hemey, Sl, both " Gen Achmad Yani. was "kid 1 1n that explosion was 35 dead bemg bmlt nn the same ~Jte ' members of the MlddleJXlrl- truck. · of Rt ? Rae me . . · · nvpped '' by supporters ot P• IDC)udlng 12 Americans wh~re the fire strw·k last Pomerov Rotary club Fnday Mrs. Watkms claims she I Officer~ sa id ~hat Manuel. COLUMBUS (L~Pil - A local E'fl~l!lee~mg~:r~ ~~~l~~an· lace guard Lt Col Untung, who The blast ltllled eight police sprmg. evening at Heath Methodist sustamed head, knee, ankle and ld . n lh had t d be· I duel a study on I t6 miles o! Ohoo s Appalac a g y staged the coup. 1 ~adets In 8 column marching to It w<. reported that none church. . back injuries. The petition fur- h~~a ~th~~ t;affic ~~rp~l"mey , under a federa l-state grant. d h F kl ' E . . g rRadJo Malays1a said today ' h 1' • I ih h ge th t lh d f d , ' I The studv to be per!orme v ran In "ngtneenn ' "th . . sill . f p noon mess and three youths who 0 f ih e beIon~mg<: 0f lhe · r u · He u ed company material er c ar 8 a e e en · was unable to stop nd his car . '·. $ (I b h· d 70-30 : ere Js 1 no Sign res· w«t riding by on bicycles Five ers was saved from !llis sec- describi~g the ftrm' operation I ant 's truck ran throuKh a traf- struck the back of ~he Manuel , A::;socJates, Will cost . 238R,50~ anl C e s .ar~ o(An RaC) nd I ident Sukarno His continued 1 10 8 . od bl I s I < 1· ht · th id t l basos b)' the Appalachan eg•ona omm!SsiOn a b 1 d c~dets were lnj~red The o~~er 0 aze. ~ but added pictures taken him· I ~IC 1 ~ ' causmg e ace ~n car. doing mmor ~amage to Ohi~. , 1a se~re en ~ suppor nctims were· VIetnamese hmg Mr.· ·Schuler was t11li:en to 1!. self .of local .employes and oth. 1 10 whtch she was allegedly m- ,1 both • No one was IDf·ured • ' The project · mvo · 1ves st ud 1es ' m · Oh 10 ' and North C·•rol1na growmg belief that he · ed .' . .. near the ctnnese sector of Sa· phys1c1an for treJtment of ers m the orbit of the company s JUT · ! T_he patrol cit.ed lleiney to aimed at expediting l'Onstruc~i~ of the Ap~lachl.l~-~ -De·! de~d J lgon. bur_ns. He _ ~as repurtedly not personnel, ~II photog~aphed and .; 1Me1gs county conrt Oct. 25 on a velopment Highway Systrm SeTIOU~ly IDJUred. I narrated With attentlon to hu· charge of failure to stop with-l tADHS ) or highways within the "com, I ...- - - - - - - - . . Racme Volunteer firemen and I mar I in the assured clear distance. p E. Masheter . director of dor rou te' ' are acceptable for 1 E-R squadml'n wt:re summoned ! Guests were Bob Re~p of I Patrol convictions Friday in the Department of Highwa ys. usage as parts of ADHS. ~nd to the scene at about ~ p. m. Athens and Ralph ~ . Slmesler , Meigs county court lncluded Io· last July asked the BPR to con- I where to complete ~ew ahgn· . but the structure W-18 already Iof urbana. John Wolllam Blael-1 OlD Ia A. Bartram, 44, Langsville, sider the Buckeye State as a men\ and t•ons\ruCliOn. i lost. tnar reviewed future programs fined $20 and eosts for .speed- pilot state lor _the "level and I The report w1ll al so include ! and announred a Rotary-Ann ing. and Tommy Kinnaird , 24, rol!tng tPrram" phase of the an accurate est1mate of con· ~ight with the Gallipolis club Henderson, who forfeiiRd a ' st_udy . The North carolina ~Lud)' ! st.ruc tmn and right-of-way costs, I y~ m November. $27.50 bond to appear on .a w1ll be made on muuntamous! and will establish a centerlme1 . In President John Werntr pre 0 n Vod ay Lott Rt 1 charge of left of cenler. terrain. for publiC hearings and design CHJCAGO .UPII - Chicago sided.. HP..ath church ladies ser- ~~ville. h~d his dri~er's. li~i Other patrol arrests Friday Th~ engineering_f~rm w111 . de· work. I~mer~ed today as the surpristhe ln~ dmner were Mrs Perry cense suspended Friday by Coun included : WiUiam G. Winebren- ~!rmme what ex1stm~ sec~ons The route under construe· mg first ta,rget _of the federal Mitch, Mrs Beulah Hayes, Mrs ty Court Judge Frank W Por- ner 28 Syracuse cited to SytJon Wlll start lit Lhe I-275 inter- ~ governments dnve undPr the The Meigs County Sheriff's Ever.u Davis, Mrs Bea Rob- ler, Jr. Wlder the otate t2-point rac~se 'mayor's .,;urt for a desec!On With Ohio 32, east of Cin· . new Civil Ri!~ls Act to lnstn department investigated a one- so~, Mrs Franklin Marhn and system. fectie muffler, and Virgil L. " dnnati. II Will follow Ohio 32 equa~ty m e _ucatJOn . I 41: car accident early today on . Mlss Bess Sanborn j Judge Porter gave Lott per· Cuzart, 25, Portland, cited to padst Winchester and Peebles tn 10 1 NEGROES ) S.\ID '111EY State Route 124 in Minersville. mission however to drive a Meigs county court Oct. 8 for :A amsl Couhntoy'h. turn, 2uorth mll 1"on m federal aid for 'publiC ' · toda f De C ' , 00 t ' l' tonnec Wit 10 4 near Y chor d Gputy Raaro1hM a~dldey report- AVdmeterans Memorial Hospital truck in his emplo~ment durmg opera or s lcense. 1 •auld t>eg m~e~1'\lltmhg 1Piketon lt then wHI follow Ohio Ischools was frozen late Frld9 a 100-m11 e CtVl r g ts mar e eorge 1p 1 e, RD 2, lssions - Drend.-1 I...ove, the six-months period. He was LOGAN Ohio (UPI) Tra ev 124 t d J k d by US CommissiOner of Ed1i" 'il G to At R .· I l t I f h. . M. h M ld , . . . . .. eas war past ac son an . . • aune, ~s con ro o 1s car New Haven, 1c. ael . e au , also g1ven an . additional SIX , ABBO'M' SCORES TWO Wmtermut t. 21. of New Stra1Ls- Wellston m J<Jrkson County. cation Franc1s Keppel I rom Cr aw ford VI ee, a., \ar.ta. ~ spok.es~an for the when a tlTe went nttt. Long Bottom; ~h~ 1 s Davis, Ma· months probataon. , Heft Danny Abbott scored I ville, was killed Friday night mi Then it swmgs northeasterly Keppel's decision, announcf@l Southern Christian Leadership The r. a,I96l compact, swer- son; Nancy Gnf~1th, Pome~oy In othe.· court action, Ray- touchd~wn;;. on runs of 7 and ! an apparent accident~! shoot mg. tow;m.ls Mlien~. Jommg u. s. in Washington, came in spite <i Conference (SCLC), J . T. John- ved to. the left side of the road Mrs. Larry Holsmger, Racme: mond PJ:iddy wts given a sus- 56 yardo; even though the Pome- 1 Logan police officmls sa1d ~oat Alhany, bypassing Athens l Chicago ~ayor Richar~ J D• son, said , the march wouk:J be uprootmg three guard rail pos1s Mrs. ~awrence Klein, _Po~er~, pended fsne ?f $10. and costs on roy 7.ath grade team suffered a Wmtermutt w<.is shot w1th a re- 1to the south and following OhiO ley, who 1s .s~Jd to w1eld eoJ1 Jtaied ~1tblD a month. and stopped at the 1?P of _an, ~aom1 Teaford, Racme , Phil· charges of d1st~rbmg the peace 24. 12 loss to Wellston Thurs-! volver that was thought to be ~ so to Coo lville and northeaster- siderable political power. to Ket Georg11 Gov. Carl Sa~rs embank~et on t~e r1ght Sidell hp Werry, Pomeroy. , and assault. Prtddy was placed day evening. Abbott also had I unloaded. He was dead on ar-: Jy again tv Belpre on the Ohio federal funds for his c1ty. .s s'ated he will not meet With of the_ h1ghway. Diddle was Discharges - ~~reda Jacks, on probation for 30 days. an 82 yard touchdown run call· rival at Hocking County Hosp il·, River. A spokesman for the Office ol .elegates from such a demnn- roundmg a curve, near t h e1Minersvill_e; _Scott Knotts, Ma-' lola Bartrum has been fined ! ed back because of 8 penalty. al. . . . . The ADHS route enters West Health, Education and Welfare stratton, but Johnson said George Grueser residence when son; Benjamm Hager, Morres- ~and costs for speedinK while Pollee are quesuonmg Gene · V1rgm1a at the Ohio River and {HEW J said investigators found "we'll stay untll he does.'' the acctdent occurred. i ville, N. C. Joseph Pric:t, Port· Rex. Bryan Pauley forfeited a . Thomspon , 25, Gore, Ohio who contmues eastward to Bridge- evidence Chicago bad failed to There was medium damage j land; Erma Smith, PtJmeroy; ~bond r r driving left of ceoMeigs Geaeral Hospital was the victim's brother - in · port, W. Va. comply with desegreg~tion pro SAN FRANCISCO - A NEW to the front and left Bide of Stephen Trussell, Long Bottom ; ter and Tommy Kinnard forfei~ Admlsalot18 - None. . law: Thompson allegedly fired The ADHS wilt provide con· visiOns of the historic Civ~ ootbreak of majOI' brush and Diddle's car. No injuries or ar· Mrs. Richard Masterson and ed a 127.50 bond on tbe same Dlshhar1•• - Archoe McKID· Iaccldentai shot that k1lled Wm· , lmuily of routes through the g. R!hts act. (Continued On Page Two) rests were reported. aon, Middleport. charge, ney, Dexter ; Margaret Douglas, i terrnult. sta~ regions. The Appalachian Chicago, a northern city with Harnsonville. I Reg10nal Commission set July , nearly 1 million negroes, thus r BEGIN SERVICE 1971 as the completion date for became the first city to face i CLEVELAND IUPI I North- the $805 million system in ali charges of vioiati!ll the rights ' · west Orient Airli?es today will nine states. bill's elementary and secondftl'1 i : begm the flrst direct atr serv· 1education provisions whicb bad I Mostly lair, lhroogil SUaday.i ice between Cleveland and Tok·l FIN"'D SilO [been aimed at cities in !be SAN .,RANCISCO (UP!)-Po- Arrested sbnultaneously In islfc of aypslea lo he nomadic," r$150 a month from each of ll'llrmer loday, blgb 7~75. Low yo, wth lhroce weeldy Oights of . Pierce Caae f.J~ south. , lice gazed i:IIO 1 cryotal ball Los Angeles was John Adams, l said capt. John C. McAIIister, rthem. tonight &5-le. 11iJb Saaday A- 16 hours, 10 minutes was fined $100, omeroy, Keppel directed the . UlinQ!I today and predicted a cloudy 211, aon of !Ito lata George .held of the fraud Jletail. 'i Queen Barbara was arrested 'If, sen n an costs and State Qoard of Edurallon lhlt 'uture lor IYP'Y fortune teller Atlama, "Iring of tbe gypates." ALLEGF.D OFFENSES Friday as she was practicing , BVIEW CANCELLED te ced to three ~"Y' m the Chicago shall receive m 1111* "Queen Barbara." QUEEN BOOKED . 1 The aUeged offense& occurred I her spiritual gilts at a lorttii!O I .. COLUMBUS (UP)) - After ~unly Jail on a D~l charge m unW the complaints are , . The a-year-old gypsy queen Adamo 11M Queen Barba~•· ' in •Los Aligeles, where it is ille- 1temng parlor in downtown San , DECLARE DIVIDEND near perfect weather lor two ?~eroy Mayor Charles . Le- soivod. wa DOl conletll lo lei tbe lllaro , booked br police as Barbara: gal to preten~ ,1,0 tell the future · Francisco. , MANSFIELD. Ohio (UP]) days. the third duy of the ?'bird gar ' Court Friday· AdditiOnal dec l ~ e her future, p o t1 e e Wiillama MOler, were charged for a fe<.. Pollee oaid Queen ' Had th gypoy queen'a crys. The Mansfield Tire Rubber Annual Oh10 Stale Farm Science charges may be filed &ga111St LOCAL TEMP alw'ged, and Instead lrled to wilh 30 counts of bribery an~ ; Barbara approached pollee Sgt. j tal ball worked, police laid, abe Co. Friday declared a dividend !Wview Friday was cancelled .Cose .as the ri!Sillt of an me> The temperaturo ID >rtbe a poilcemaa with ....000 tl0118P!r¥Y· Ball was aet' at Paul fl'raitev and asked him 10 would have realized Franey of 10 cents a share on commen due to ram. The 11166 event was dent 1n which be allegedly pull- roy's blllineU distAcl II for P,.leelloll cl a ebalD of for· fUO,ootJ each. BaU was set "' permit eatabllslultenl of 30 lite- was a fraud detail tlllllercoWr otock, payable Oct 12 to ahare- tentaUvel)' ocheduled lor S.pl ed a gun on Pomero Policeman a.m. ~ was liS del-l, ,I IUDO-tellln, ~ bllh btleluae "It ill a cbai'acter- pl parlors. lie was to receive JU!Onl. I bolderl of record Oct. Ia. U·2S Henry Werry, __ ·~ tier Kleo. WI"lhl•D $150 000 Year we}sh Shows . z. Humorous Vein ' In R l for i ary cars Collide • "'¢' Near Racine . 1 R 0n oute 338 T Jk I a 1 1 . . · I I176 l\fi1e 0£Appa1achJa • s . HJ.ghway GOIDJF [1 der studv ° 1 Chicago IS. F.Irst u·It B New Acl 1 License Taken under 12.p . t 1 at WORLD 1 1 1 Rule by Judge Blown Tire Causes Wreck Shooting mav Be Acci'dent . sc~:~a~~pl:~~ts :u~!~ta ~ 0 1 1 1 I WEATHER r' d October aM JERRY LEWIS in CTecbnteolor) Jerry Lewis . . . . aeveo ot them . . . aeveu timea nut· tier . . . whicb JetrJ is the nuttlest Jerey of them ollf PNturttte: Gents In a .11111 CoiWCirloont $13'95 '2Ps .... at y e Crystal Ball Cloudy for Barbara (Techolcolor) Bober! Mllchum, Carroll Bo· ker. I ) Pomerot. IOYS SIZES--- • I 1 I .... ' ' ,, • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 1, 1965 hanson pearson stiles