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The baby weighed I :·· s~ng for members o~servl~~ l six pounds 14 ounces and bas I Mr. and Mrs. Horace Me~JBirthdays or members were blrthdaJs m October._ and~ ibeen named James Arthur. The i hinny spent the ~kend m observed when the Ladies Bi· 1eluded Mrs. H_arr~·, M~lls, · h v one other i Oakwood, Ohio, IS guesta of blf Claso of the Middleport IJohn Kaufl . MISS r lormell Tal-l McDonalds ·:ch:ele 3\i Grand Itheir niece, Mr. and Mrli. Clar"""'t Baptist Church met Wed· Ibolt, Beulah While ""d Mae HJg- son, Everett M d, M . Arth ence Stratton Mrs. Stratton is • ,.. · f b u0111 parents are r. an rs. Delday evening at the home o 1gen · ur Eblin ot Lancaster, Ohio, and the former Abby Werner of tb; president, Mrs. James Mur- I Mrs. Whitt' won Lhe mystery Mr. and Mrs. James Mash of 1 Pomeroy, daughter of Mr. and n, oD Grant~t. The openmg · prize brought by Mr!:i. Pearl , Middleport RD, Mrs. Nora Bo- , Mrs. Robert Werner. :::w:as~g~Iv~e~n;b;y;M;rs;.;J,. Hoffman. _During lhe ~rogram 1bo of Cheshire is a great-grand-~ Mrs. George Hackett, Sr., hour readmgs. were given ~: mother. : Mrs. Tbomaa Scaliy and Mrs. 1 Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner • M ·1 Jalll<S Weber vtslted recently Lillian McGhee' Mrs. Kauff and SUKGF.RY PLANNED In !Iouth Charleston, W. Va. with , Mrs. Eti<abelh Slave~ Beulah Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tribble and FRI.-SAT.-SUN. : Whue a~ Lilhan ~ct:hce sa~ Mrs. Simon Newland will family. 1a duet, . An Evernng Pr~yer. dergo majut' surgery at Holzer Oct. 1-9-10 Mrs. Wh1te. program chamnan, l Hospital on Thursday morning. Mrs. Elsie McKnight, Urbana "MOONSHINI MOUNTAIN" read the fortunes of mem~rs She is in room 234. and Mrs. Lucy Frederick, GalCbuck Scott Adam S01·g and gave a ghost story With lipolis, have been 1111ests ol Mrs. --indsound eUects. I David Entsminger. Mrs. Murray had baked a '"' hite ussistint::: hostess. "CONOU!RED CITY" birthday cakt- which was serv- attending in addition to the Mr. and Mrs. Fred RiiKB ol David Nive-n Ben G.. zzara ed with ice cream and hallu- bove named were Mrs. Nora Oatwin bave received word '"aiiiiii""'iiiiii""'""'~~~~: ween ca ndy in nutcups. The lf'arnilton, Mrs. Clara Murray , that their son, Herbert Riggs, •';i next meeting will ~ held at Mrs. John Seines. Cora Rupe who is stationed In Viet Nam Ithe hOld" of' Hoffman witb Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Mayes, with the U. S. Air Force, has been promoted to Airman First 1Class. A-tst. Class Riggs served 1ft months previously in ForTONIGHT mosa. He expects w return to A ceent 011 Color NOT OPEN the states later this month. He ;, a graduate ol Pomeroy High FRIDAY ond SATURDAY School, and is the grandson ol October 8-9 Mrs. Victoria Stacy of Middle"WAR OF THE ZOMBIES" port. (Tec:hnicolor) ·1 ° · f 1-·c._: :_____ 1 MEIGS THEATRE Jobn D1·ew Barrymore, Susi Anderson, Etlore Manni, Ida Stacy Bunton Is residing with Galli. Warriors uf thf' damn ed! "TAGGART" (Technicolor) Tony Young, Dick Dan • 5 Brlflht DHI,,.. • Z Popul;u Slz• A pretty t~ ch iR any roona. Washable cot1on, loop p6le, Duryea , Elsa Cardenas. Blood Feud behind bim! Apache Gold in front. loalll ·rubber backing. r~o ran. Feltu~tt•: 3 Dark H<~rMI Colorcartoon1: Don't Spill the Bean• M1goo1 E:rpre" s·IO BEN FRANKLIN s·lo l OCALLY OWNED ~ NATIONA llY K.NO'NN ID ~ ~ POMEROY WY 2-3498 Short Term SheriH Just 7Left From Our Carload Shipment Women's GIRLS Fur Trimmed COATS Coats sturdy school In mlnlliand other favorite furs, these slim or full swinging are sure coats WORLD Slzoo 2to 6x and in beautiful fabrics Plaids, tweeds and so~d colors. SKIRTS I Women's Blouses and SWEATERS The perfect wardrobe !or much of a Simple Skirt. Be school. Skirts sure to put sev· plaids and plains. Sweat- eral on nesday dinner guestsof Mrs. J. shopping list. ers your and family of Columbus visited Sunday evening with his ~ister and brother·ln-law, Mr. and""'· Clifford Leifheit and Roger. <Sulit.ma.a and 40 to 46 Silos 7 to 14. with his mother, Mrs. Delbert I Bruch and visited his father at 1 Meigs General HospitaL "Never a thimbleful of frost in a lifetime', Grandparents are Mrs. William Pullins ol Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frick, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. John Frick and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cur- want in a wide assort- ment of colors and fa h r ics . Everything !rom felt to satin dress hats are here wailing for you. parents. The Pullins' also have three other children, Rodney, Lori and Sleven. nylons, cottoo cord, corduroy, chenille and models All Frost Clear, of course, and so beautiful. ular and extra sizes. 'AMER-6/as FILTERS t NOT $450.00 NOT $400.00 BOYS JACKETS AU sizes from the smaUest to !he largest size. Ny· Jon Jackets- Corduroys, Cotton Twilfs and blends. All are warmly lined for cold winter wear. Many have hoods, detachable or permanenUy attacbed fo the jacket. Your best bet Is to stop In the 111!111 and Boys department on ll1e first floor. See the selectiOI) .of Jackets. Try them on and select whit you need -11ow. to light .._doria " l RUTLAND, 0, CLOTHES aDJ decGr', Imported ·Flower Bulbs Colorful tullp11, hyacinths, Gilmore Supply Store Phono 992-2774 Pomoroy Cbarmilli - Earl7 American HIIIIIP' en. l.Dom Woven .J1. bre Hompen. Willlut Colored Vbtyl a.mp. m. Upr!Jht and ben<h ll,)lleo. Colon w 1118Ccb With Trado Rutland Furniture REDMON HAMPERS 88 SSe tions of , fnterstate Commerce PKIJ .and ''Dissolve PKI.'' 1windshields with signs reading '""I belore Plan Plastic Driver Cards C.mmiBBion re11111aUons. _ Aidll's whereabouts since "crush PKL" Demonslrators i Ohio Valley Prestdent Wll· Friday's attempt to overthrow waved and shook hands with I ~m ~~~~~ bl.amf ed a new hemh- Prt'sident Sukarno were un- anny soldiers who passed by in COLUMBUS (UP!) Ohio- I p oye or e m ractiorw, w lc known a truck · (l("Curred bell)'een March, 1964 · · l •ns . will begin getli111 plastic and May, 1D65. 'The firm was I After setting fire to the Com· It was the army which broke ' dd~t~ ·~~"':':ttles --etii"1Y next~ ·· accused of falling to keep prop- munist headquarterS, the I the back of the coup led by Lt. j year. All Ohio motomts should through the [ Col. Untung, a palace guard of- ) have the new licenses by 1970. to the ·head·l firer who maslerminded the · The cards will be similar in government- "30th of September mo\o emenl' ' ) appearance to credit cards. front organi-1to overthrow Sukarno and re- j 1'hey would be good for 12 years narciBBus, crocus, mUJCarl' and anenomea. HoUsewarel DepL First Floor -216pooplo jaywalked. -225 peo 1 . . ... . ~.. · . . . . . . .. .P • ~ alk 1 d ' t agatns 1 1 Tear Gas Used to FI ush Guerri.Ilas If all uoes wel1, the bureau I c i will begin issuing plastic cards : · 1 PI H d 1d r lh · b B~? · t 1 '~ll 1 f m S"IIJi(ln 1une of th.• maJ·or engagement~ I as renewal!! by 196l SAIGON (U ) un rrds por e rom e a1r y . - Jt' 1lll ~· .. m: ~"~ rom . 1 of U. S. paratroou~rs and Austn bomtwrs_ Troops lrorr. the The <1p~;ro\':J I t'nr . usE' ~~ tea1· ol_ lhe ,\':...: U S. iorres na•e li3rd Airborne Brigadt.' hcllJ g; 1 ~ w;1c. madf' t! esp1te t"nl·t'lsm tned for months to get the Viet han mfantrymen used tear eas _ , .f . C . d . d r h · t he today to flush Communist gt;er- perm.•s~•on from Gen. Wtl.wm from. 'lo mf' quarters :.~ te. f 1ts . un.g to sta n an 1g. t 10 .11 f h. d. . - C. ""estmoreland. l'ununandt'r use 111 ~1:1 operatiOn a t'W oreu . rl as . rom .1 mg tn ~ muvw of u s. fon·f's m Viet !';am to mnnlhs ug o Most officers feel The " iron triangle" beld by Wind loda lo •- l•ht offen01ve agamsl the V~el Cong . . .h ' II , .. · th ·d td t Hi I'1 ht Y y, w wn e , ... . ., use the g<Js agw nst tht' l!lU S I V~ lt<:tr g.1<; 1" mo rP humane 1 an 1e commu01s1s IS a ree-SJ " r . r,a c 9 · ... . mosUy in 40s. Saturday partl~ . 1ron . trtan~~~ strong ltold guerrillas. gren:1 1lf'-' in probm:l in hun- f"d stronghold pointed ot SaigoiL 1· I WE ATHER . . "" ii'!, ;'',:';i:Z;W:~;;:;;,~j;;;~~=;;=~;'i:,';;;;'sn·:;,~ :~~:· little chango mtemper-~ no;~:w::~u~~ ~:;~:: were ' "I' ad:::,:;'~:;,':~~ ::rlaJ~us;:·~: ~:.~~'F::, ~~:~;~:;::~m~~::-:,h:11::• ~£1i~~:~~£:r~ao:~~:r¥.~~ Mountain deer hunt. IIAllllperl. FALL SPEOAL . h•'d their annual meeting at R.l E. Quillen'' "Jottum Slore" Wednesday night they planned their annual l!o<:ky I BuUt like fino lurnt. ture. Pearl moire vinyl BUT JUST- ON SALE IN OUR DISCOUNT OUTLET STORE 1 1 · .1 , r· .I The Letart Falls deer hunters solids and prints. Reg- NOT $500.00 1 COLUMBUS - THE OHIO JAKARTA, In~ones1a - Thousands of Indonesian : from Moyer> shorlly Valley Motor F~eJght Co. of youths, shoutmg ''Long live America, " today stormed [leaving for his olfice. Mar.eua_ .~as fmed 12.000 by the headquarters of indonesia's powerful Communist • U. S. 1JS. Jet Judge Mell W. l party (PKI) and burned it to the ground. The mob, mostUnderw• od ThursdlJy after offl·1 1y Moslems, stormed the building shouting "Kill Aidit" cers pleaded iUIIty to. 10 YJola- ID. N. AII!Jt, leader of the --·--- - - ·---- Deer Hunters Prepare for Western Trip orion blends. Lovely NOT $550.00 e crewman was I a ree hel'1 d h Working on a safety merit badge requirement, 0 th eve to ave , b . ers. were . d1ed m the mfemo However mem ers of the troop (Franklin Rizer, Dick Sauvage , · ' and John Ritchart) checked Main street In the midtlE·.,· -~a... probably would be dl bl k f h d 1 5 hours hefore the death toll could e oc or two ours atur IY rom 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. be co irmed Here is what they recorded: "' · -Eight drivers used unsafe practices. -130 drivers hiled to give signal when turning. Choose from quilted 14 cu. ft. t~noonlesled America President Hubert H. ln~ut~''gi.... t!~~wattor:s~t,,onel !sa~~ri::.,:T::!~~~·1·;.:~:~;y~-:.::r~':.':'.ia"::i;: i :,itil:;th;~~~:..or· replacernents j caul• a roop 242, Syracuse, proved it. k"lled nd th Lovely Leisure Hours Begin With Beautiful Robes Us of Pomeroy are great grand e~ support VIce Humphrey said Johnson went into the operatiug room in the! same ''very good spirits" he exhibited Thursday night. Humphrey made the statement atter : Ireceiv ing a lelephone re~rl : OROVO,I.E, CALIF. - TWO zations. On the way. they vlaee his government with a. but would have to be revalidat- . LEAN AND HUNGRY- The startm g offensive. backfield ton1ght of the Middleport Yellow Jackets at Pomeroy trains t.ISed £(1 haul earthfill , stopped cars and plastert:'d leftist "revolutionary council." 1ed every three years. : took time ou t. fro-m hatd ~ ri ll Wednes~ay for th1s simulate~ z.et10n sho t. They WJI_I try to bre,ak a three-year losmg fo, the huge Oroville Dam pr~ , _" , "'"''" ·-· . ~ , . ~· ___ . The pla n will be financed streak to Pomeroy. Handl1~ g the bal1 1s Buddy Moore, sen~nr: ~uarlPrhack., one u~ the league s top ~as~ers, and left jf!ct coiUded head-on In the ·'~ ·-~'· , ·'. · _: ,,,,' .}-;;''":·,'_,_ ·__ ,~ · from a $707,280 driver control to nght, Roger Swartz, senrur fu llback ; Rod S<tuer, semor hadb;.wk, and h1s cousm , George Sauer, JUruor halfback. rr:·•uth ot ~ tunnel ~ursdr~~ ~ Americans are born daredevils. I system fund. Beginning In Feb- -Senti~el Photo. ----- ·---- -mg~t, touchmg off a £1ery ex· f Iruary , plastic licenses will be piO:"iJOn that turned the tunnel I this sweeping generalization it unfair, all right: Issued to drivers applying for Hats, hats, hats from Wllored to dressy, every style you could at Veterans Memorial Hospital. durmg the peak ol her movie 1 career In the 1940s was grant- 1 an 'divorce b)'! district Judge Mowbray. She charged extreme cruelty. IndonesI.an Youth er rt>{'r1rd~. fallin~ to report ac- 1youths paraded Cldents and falsifying driver ,streets of Jakarta 1quarters of the rules. Isponsored national Hats are in the headlines! Model 9316 .... A truly remarkable value . , .. almost 16 ARNOLD GRATE and Aloo Totn Silft - --~.::__-=--:· 11 PHONE SH 2-4211 mix Mt. Vernon spent lhe weekend 1 SUN IS BORN Mr. and Mrs. George William Pullins are announcing ttw birth of a 10 lb. 2 oz. son, John Kevin, Wednesday, October 6, I ' to and and Elizaheth and Delbrrt of , t_c, fltt@~*®il®m I pullover wool Mr. and Mrs. Bernest Bruch 15/iibsDn cu. ft. of space, yet it's priced lower lhan most in match with skirts. 1 day guests of Mrs. J. A. Eden ' and Mrs B. F. Gravely. Mr.and Mrs. Elmer Burtnn in Cardigan Sizes 30 to 38 Mr. and Mrs. WHliam P~rry of Charleston, W. Va . were "un- Famous Gibson Frost-Clear REFRIGERATOR- FREEZER iirl with lhe million dollar lei' l blouses that make Mrs. Harriett Ruasell and Mrs. Alice Chamberlain were Wed- io 1948 aod bad one removed "The President underwent well as a gall stone. The ureter 1 hospital suite during the surgUS VEGAS, NEV. - THE surgery at 7 a. m. The surgery is a tube leading f'rom the kid- ery. M.yers said they were in· marriag1 of movie queen Betty j was t'OmpiPtPd at about 9:15 ncy . formed immediately of tht~ sue· , Grable and bandleader Harry a. m. Tbe gaU bladder was The Presldf'Dt uoderwent cessful conclusion of t~ operJames, begun here 22 years! - - - - · ation. ago with a five minute wedding , Moyers was still short on de- : ceremolly ended here Thurs· tails as to how long H would be day in a 10 rnJnute divorce. before Johnson would come out Miss Grable, known as the ' ur the anesthesia. Girls so removal located Ia 1be lll'eter and re- 1 7 to 14 Also Untrimmed Coats lreatment for removal of o kidney stone by manipUlation lncludillt! the United Nations or of hiS gall bladder today moved. The operation was a bu sllrgery In 1955. But he bad a reconvening of the 1954 Gen- and the operation was des- complere suce<S8, 1 no record of gall bladder troueva conference. cnbed as completely sue- "Dr. James Cain of the Mayo ble before an attack on Sept. Ambwador Arthur J. Gold- cessfuL Clinic, the President's long-time I 7. ~g, ia ar angry retort to criJohnson emerged from family physi~ian, informe.d ~e . Today's operation was pertlcJSm by Foreign Mlnisrer surgery at 9:11 a.m. EDT that everythmg went - m hJS formed by Dr. George A. HalJoseph Murumbi of Kenya, told after two hours and 15 min- words - bi!autlfully and as ex-~ lenbeck , a surgeon from the PANTHER STARTERS - The Pomerov Panthers probable offenoive and defensive slarten pose here for thl the Gener~l Assembly Thurs- utes on the operating t~ble pecte~ The president IS re~~mg l Mayo Chruc at . Rochester, Sentinel came~a as preparations are bemg- made for the tl adJ ltonnl battle agamst Middl eport tonight on the Pom~ day night Jt Is not the Umted at Bethesda Naval HospihL well m :~e operaling suJie Mmn. He was assiSted by • I roy field . Front'"" · L \oR, Bill Moore, Dick Werry Je!f Gibbs, Carson Crow. Bill Nease. Rod Karr. Rex Cumings. States but North VIet Nam and At 9 28 a.m. EDT, White F d KJdJRy Stone . 1 large learn of surgeons and Stand 1ng Lennv Van :\1eter. Anrl y Porter 1\oueii Sm1th Jon Gumth er Dirk Knight, Don SwiSher, Bruce Simpsoa R~ China which refuse to House Press Secretaryr 8111 The presence of a ston e m j consultmg specmhsts. and How~nl Eriglish.-Sentw~l photo. ' ' ' brmg the war to tile confer- D Moyers made this an-: the ureter md1ca ted that th~ Mrs Johnson and her daugh· j ence la~le ," bere or elsewhere. nounce ment: doctors found a kidney stone as ! ter Lur1 , It!, remained m their to charm. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. The United States stood ready WASHINGTON (UPI) - removed and fonnd lo contoday to discuss an end to the President Johnson under· taia a stone. A. stone wu• also ~Viet Nam war in any forum,'' wen~ surgery for on and fabrics . newest coats cut along lines, LB Is Successful ID the latest styles, col· I Mrs. Carl Moore and Mr s. John Smith visited Monday af-l ternoon, at Bidwell with Mrs. Ernest Carpenter. I and dress-up coals. All Lusciously trimmed A. Eden and mother, Mrs. B. F. Gravely. WE OFFER THE BEST VALUE IN THE BIG BND AREA! enttne l lhe Mainly About 1 People In ~ Pcmeroy Mr. and Mrs Owen Hawley ; of Columbus and Mr and Mrs : William Riser and Vicki and Kenneth of Syracuse were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiser, Minersville. at y · lJetloiM To The lnterat. 0/ The Meigs-Mason Area at Fashionable I • • Mrs. Victoria Stacey left Wednesday for Stockport for a ' ren-day visit with her daughter I and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bebout $1.98 24x44-in. _ e Big Seledlons - Dependable Quality - Wearing Apparel For Your Family - Furniture Appliances - Floor Coverings For Your Home - On Friday from 9 to 5 and on Saturday until 9 in the evening. a well-known basketball player while at OU. SUN., MON. ond TUESDAY O<lober 10.11·12 "HOW TO STUFF A WILD BIKINI" (Technicolor) Annette Funicello, Dwayne EUckman, Brian Donlevy, Buster Keaton, Beverly Ad· ams Harvey Lambeck, John Ashiey, Jody McCrea, Mickey Rooney. his purents-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Richards, 1\ilile completing work at Ohio University. His wife (Jo Richards Bunton) and family are at their home in Cincinnati. Bunton was Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Yo·ur Shopping· Center • . le Thrlftyl S1ve All of Your Saleihpa From daf!odlls, ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . ' - Attending wee1re;.;,, id~:~~~~:~:~ H ; vice p , Fhrr~· Roush: secretary, Cllflord and Dallas fltll, James Hill, Roy Pearson, Jim Carna-l hon and Dick Young. They plan to leave for Colo, Monday, Oct II out wh•,.. •hey bagged 18 deer year and expect to have a hunt this year. Rille, on Rt &-24 on the rado River, 10 miles norl:heatitl ol Grand Junction, Is the ol entry Into the central ern Colorado plateau which bounds In wllcllame. ' ,I • nades cmJ o sol id wa ll 1'1 aui~J- said only "L me Will t~·ll" whe- s.erves as headquarters for Viet matt l' weapons fire in the dri ve Lher li ll' tJ;t:tle dr:!~·t'\op::> mto Cong leaders. I -~ ---- - - - ---- Patrol Cites Racine Driver -· - - - - -- · - - - ~-~--------- I I I �,,_, .. . ~,,.,~~.· ~.v· ' f:-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy·M~~dlep~. _o .• Oct. 8, 196S OSU In Opener Saturday; Bill Eachus to Start at Right Guard :' .•~ - --- U editorial I ..'Consolidation Question is Facing Voters l i ;, ·" voters of five Meigs county school districts will exercise a baste democra· ,.~ic privilege November 2 when they apoj!rovt or dinpprove proposed consolld· . ,atlon of their schools. . · · 1 II d To volt IDteUJ&tntly, peop e w I nee all available facts. To be aurt, IOmt of ~lie "facts'' wlll be "educated aueata.'' li;J are many prOJection. of human ac;1,1ona to come. ., The Deily Sentinel expects to pub)ilh every available bit of lnfonneUon on the propoaal. ,·••· Wt are convlaced IIChOOI conaollda· tion for Northwestern, Selltbury towniblp. Bedford township, Pomeroy end , Middleport ia not only advlleable, but neceasary, If our youna people ue to compete equally for future jobi and personal well-beina. However, In admlttlnl our predlaposltion on the issue, we will 11ek alwaya to present a b.•lanced, fair case. , Wbat will this vote turn on? Will a majority of votera decide our small, limited proaram blab acbooll art enough for th11 corner ol Appalachia? Will our parents determine to bana onto the past as Ion& u possible - per. haps two to three yean - at the coat of a few dollars per year' It app~rs lour weeka before the votes are counted that the INue will pass or fail on the question of money: Will the l'Onsolidation, which means a new tentrally located hi&h school, cost mort than lhe voter wants to pty! We predict that 1 comfortable major· itv of voters. when the facta and edu<'a led guesses are in, will decide to conltnue progress in educatl!>n. The days of the little red ochool house are gone forever. Nobody wants to eo bark to them. The Ohio legislature now uya wo should - and must-eo forward aaain. The only way forward ;, by mnaollda· tton. On the question of money, that vital key question, we think a majority of vot.en will come to understand that no farmer, no business man, no family head, could lone stay solvent were he to operate his business affairs as tnef· ficiently as we do our schools .. Tbls 11 not to imply our school admtmstrators ue Inefficient. They do a fantaatic job of manaeement on wh&t we the voters, them ' llv~ut It ·11 plain today that we ean· not eeonomlrelly employ 1 qutWled letcher for 1 elua of tis to eight atuNEW HARDTOP_ 'nle DPL is a new toJHJf-the-llne bardtor,ln the 1~ Ambassador by American Motors series. One of eight Ambass:~;. denll ttadylal phyalea Ia each of models It feetures a new crisJ,>-line roof which closely reaemb es a con vertible top. Other Ambassador models melu~ the :~b::o and tbree hlgb eelioola. It II ohvloua, on door ..dan, end tour-door station wagon, and the 990 four-door sedan, four-door station wagon, two-door hardtop, Jll conv 1 · the other bind, we eo employ • bet. WEDNESDAY ter qutllfled letcher It eoaaldertblt (Oct. 131 uvlaga for 10 to 25 atudenla atudy· Aerlculture and Industry Day, Bob Cobb, lng pbyslea In • eoniiGJideted b I I II Mannina Wetherbolt and Barny Barnes, chair· achool. men. The bi& northern cities are tiring of Persons eaterln& Hol&er Hoi> 9-5-0id Fashioned Bargain Days. 1maH, rural southern ubildlzlng the 1 pilal duriDg the last 2t hoUUI The 17Sth anniversary of the founding of .Gal· 10-HoapitaUty Center Opens. Ohio schoola throueb the foundttion includlid: Homer C. Moore, « lipolis will commence Saturday, at 10 p.m., w1th a 10-5-0ur House Tours. Agriculture exhlbo program. Wo have let time and the tech· Olive St.: Mrs. Jesale Horton, Celebration Ball at the county lall'ground. . 111, First Ave., park front aide !rom Court to nolo&Y it bas brought pats us by, unRl 1 Thurman; Dwight A. State St. Main activities will begin Sunday, In the Public able to catch up by ourselves keeping Shamblln, Cheebin; TrUdy L. 1-3-Tour of Evans Packing Co. Square, at 3 p.m. Here ia a comp_lete_progrtm of up the old ways. We opera·te our ~ehools Stone, Waterloo Star Rt.; Earl events for the el&ht-day celebration 1n neiibbor· 2-S-()peD Houn, Tribune. u would an old farmer with a patch· A. Angel, Rl. 2 Crown City, 1 7-B-Pre-tpeetaele entertainment. work of fielda so bounded that be must Mrs. Boyd F. Higginbotham, Ia& Gallja Coun y: 11-1o-&eond 1181'fqrmance of outdoor speg. buy a tractor for each plot rather than Grimms Laadln&. W. Va.; Weir SATURDAY tacular, Memorial Field. 1 aingle strong outfit to work hla tlelda er C. 'I't1eobald, Rutland; Mrs. !Oct. 91 THURSDAY organized into some reasonable arrangeGilbert W. Fisher, Wellston: El· A tlvltl (Oct. 141 mont. When horses pulled bls plow he Celebration Ball, 10 P·~ • 1 a.m., c ea Ladies Day, Mrs. Bette Ryal, chairman. mer Arthur, Ironton; Mrs. A~ got by. Today he needs something else. buDding, Gallla County Juruor Fmgroundl, Ho1G-Hosp1tallty Center Opens. fonso JohDBOn, Jackson; George Some voten may think they have a ward Jennings Orchestra. 1G-Breakfut, Jive radio broadcast• over P. Hillage, Ashland, Ky.; Wi~ choice to make Nov. 2 on consolidation. Dam R. Kratzenberg, Ironton; The only choice is when, not whether SUNDAY WJE~-Our House Tours. Mrs. Dewey Smith, Jr., Ironton. or not. If you vote no on Nov. 2 within (Oct. 101 1-Luncheon. Blrtho a year or two high schools of at least Faith of Our Father's Day, Geor~ E. Bush, 2-Styll Sbow. Mrs. Gilbert W. Fisher, Well· 500 students will be the law of t h • J. Sherman Porter and Rev. A. H. acKeru:1e, 3-Tea, by DAR at home of Mrs. M. T. otoo, lt:47 p.m. Wednesday. sute. This ia a prediction as certain to chairmen. Epling. Dlscharged 9·-12 noon-Special services in all churches, 4:3G-Our House Tours. come true as announcing the sun will Brenda S. May, Rind a A. Phtobserving Gallipolis' !75th anmversary. 4'3G-Music in park. rise tomorrow. kerman, Eddie Sandlen, Sher12 noon-Rospitality Center opens at Lafay· 7-8-Pre-spectacle enterta!nmenl. Then we will vote again on eonry A. Stafford, Mrs. Roy Darst, ette Hotel. . . 8-JG-Third performance of outdoor spec· aolldallon, perbapa under leu cbolu Mrs. Lula E. Southern, Mrs. 1-2-Historical Window Dtsplay Judgme. tacular, Memorial Field. eondlllona. And H we sllll elect to Barbara Gardner, Wilbur J, 2--3-0ld car rarade. FRIDAY bltk In the fallout of 1 much older Montavon, Cecil Swain, William 3-4:3G-Operung ceremonies by state and (Oct. 151 ere. olale aid ao necessary to oper• E. Blake, George F. Montgomcity officials. Main address by Congreasman Wal· Youth and Education Day, Albert Durose tie our limited educetlontl program• ery, Mrs. Loren 0. Brewer, Mrs •. ter H. Moeller, City Park. Massed eboir ainginl and T. K. Owens, and Mrs. Georae Grace, chairetn be eliminated. Isaac Wilt, William C. Rapp, f rom ell churches. Remarka by local officiala. men. Obviously, anyhow the cake of conJames Nibert, Mrs. Oale Wipo Choir music. 8:30-0:SB-City School aS!Iemblles. aolldation Is sliced. we must act affirm1'<!1, Mrs. Ernest Flack. 5-6-Reception, Hospitality Center. 10-5--0ur House tours. atlvely now if we are to avoid uselesa Our House museum will be open from 9-5-0pen House at Rio Grande College. The hardablp in operallne our school1. 10 a.m., until 5 p.m., and a Galht County Flower 12:30-J:S()....()pen House at schools. City Show Is scheduled from I to 5 p.m., ia the Wuh· schools out at 1:30 p.m. lngton School eafeteria. 3-Minlature float and pet parade around 11--Community religious services, on main park. __ . • _ _ atage, Memorial Field. 7-7:3G-Homecomlng parade, downtown. Gauge Readlnpr GallipoUo MONO~ y 6-GAHS vs. Wellston, Memorial Field, Dam 12.0, 11.8, runnin& J feel (Oct . . •1 homecoming game. G HS un rollers, Pomeroy-Muon 20.• Pioneer's Day, Elmer E. Caldwell, Mn. 10--U-Romecomlng Ball. old A gym. 67, Pt. Pleasant 24.07, Hintoo lEd. Note-A seri11 of bioarephlcll •ketches of PoFrank Robinson, chairmen. SATURDAY 1.37 stationary, Kanawhe Falla meroy Uons club mtmbers Is belnl presented weekly lG-Hospitality Center Opena. (Oct. 161 3.31 falling, Charleston ta.at eo readers may become better acquainted with some of 10-~Art Exhibit, at Hospitality Center. Veterans and Fnternal Day, Guy Nash and stationary. London, Murmet and the civic-minded residents of the county. Tht subjects will be the "Uons Club Member of the Week." J. Ed 12-2-Bean dinner, river front, Our 11puae Gll Corliss, chairmen. Winfield damo wel'8 oo lht tours, Ewlngton Legion Post. IG-Hospitality Center opens. sills. Foster, vice president of the Farmers Bank & Savin&• Co. In Pomeroy, ia the lint to be interviewed. I 3-Tea, at Mrs. M. T. Epling's home. 10-5-0ur House tours. Ohio River- Andrew Calhoun 3-4-Promenade and Kangaroo Kourt. 12-1-Brothers of the Brush Judginjl, city up 14, 6:20 p.m.; Peggy DoWDJ. Edward Foster, 1 native of Beaver, P1., Is 1 vet4-5--Music in park. park. ey up ll, 9:55 p.m.; CharleJ eran member and past president of the Pomeroy Lions .. 8-Band concert in park, GAHS band. 2-+-Gigantlc !75th Anniversary parade, K. up 14, 10:30 p.m.: Polly , 7 30 ~luh \lr Foster, vtre president and cashier at the Far-10-Square Dance, music by the Kanadowntown Gallipolis. crane 1 p 14, 11:30 p.m.; Jamel 8 ners Bank & Savings Co. in Pomeroy, beeen his employwha Valley Ramblers, Clarence Burns, caller, to 4-7-0ld·fashloned square dance, river down 14, 5:30a.m.; E. P. Jonet nent wtth that firm Octo.. --- - -- - be held in public square. front. down 16, 6:45 a.m.; New Mar· 'II e up 17, 1:>er 1. 1923, as a bookkeen. hilh prl01l of the Royal Arch 7-8-Pre-apectacle entertainment. « a.m.: LYnn 1IOBVI r n. Muono, Paot maoler of BotTUESDAY 8-10-Fourth ""rformance of outdoor specB 17 s 40 ~' . up , : a.m.; po11ywog 0 2 &I is past prestdenl and cur- worth Council, and once serv· ( ct. 1 I tacular, Memorial Field. d I? • 15 Lad G'-'RD· l Day, Dean Da,..,, ·•· • •• a.m.; Y ..,... rent oecretary of the Meigs ed •• Commander of the Ohio J. EDw ~ ruooER J Business an d ProfesSiona ,1SUNDAY taown Ull 17, 5:50 a.m.; Reliable Hospital News Eight Days River news Foster, a Pennsylvanian, Is Banker, Civic Leader COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio preparation lor Saturday'•! Both rough and tumble prac· Both teams ere major que .. gan Stale. !'ace Olfense The Bucl<eyes are ml..tng onefrom defenaiYe end to o!!tiii!IN 1 State Coach Woody Hayes wu game wllh Ohio Slate. lice sessions were indicative of lion marks. The Buckeyes are j lt may turn Into a whale oi l fllinoi< has the sparkling one- key regular - guard Ted An· center, and rmved aophell!lft 1~tiafled with.his Buckeyes' last. Woody'· satisfaction resulted the seriousness with whtch ~he big workout In preparation Cor Saturday's game with Mlclrlgan UUnoll Coach Pete Elliott waBD't satisfied at all with bJ8 "'JUIIII'o liDal major worlwut Ia AIJ.. STARS Case B d 0 Monks, Nuns Urged to Use Modern Dress Plan Servi"ce Son day for Sgt B b l Jury Moon Landing :0 Wog Bottom So • ty N Cie ews probeB • 0nIssue I Statements bt.::.,r •• en! z. Kate Mills, 66, DieS Th d ttei. i ::r !'! I Twins Take Second Straight from LA, 5-l ~~~ I Ia :n I FrankRyan Hopes to be Back. A saturday ' SEO Sfand•ngs .._ F d acts an F" with the •gores... BOWLING ' BEST I Plan on l'endleton's• «fulockabout" Coat at Bahr Clothiers R kets H Richmond m' CFLContest I SVAC Standr'ngs I JUMBO SAVINGS 1 So ' l 8 l Another Try al I MINNEAPOLIS· ST. PAVL as West Parker followed wlthJ pitching in the sixth when Series hit. a double. It was a , them in with a two-out single. the last tivo hitters In his bat-Ier~ wm::/~~~!~::::;,n. (UPI)-Tbe Mlnaesota Twins an infield single before Kaat, shortstop Zoilo Versalles rifled btg one fur 11 scurod Versalles. Hun In Seventh ling order were coming up. I be ~s A d and Greg J.ll. toot advanuge or lhe strong got out of dte inning by getting! a line drive down to third base- Harmon Killebrew followed The Dodgers picked up their I "We've won all season by hutk' y t ~ ersnd Mik Ctrpitchln~ of Jim Kaat and the John Roseboro and Kourax on 1 man Jim Gilliam. Gilliam bob- Iwith a ~ingle ~o lefL and Oliva 1 rur~ in ~b~ seventh when Hon playing first for a tie an~ then ;ent :nd' Do~ ~a:· Hom eat • poor tiel~ of Los Angelea to foul pop-ups. I bled the tough chance for • IS<:ored the Twms' second run. Fa~rly smgled and went to se·l for a win," Alston explamed. 1 ckl Pryor and Bill Eachu 1 ~ thes, take a 2-0 lead in the World Both managers, Sam Mete of!two-base error and the Twins! As il turned out, these runs cond 01 L.Jehvre 's smgle. West ds and Ande at Series by defeating the Dodsers the Twins gnd Walter Alston of 1were on their way. . were all the 'Twins needed. Parker sacrificed them along A.fter ~ Dodge~"'s scored tee guar rsoo .. 5-1 Thursday. the Dodgers, called 1t a great Joe Nossek sacrificed Ver- 'l They picked up another run ia and F'a1. · · scored on Joha their only rua and_ had ~unners . ce;11~·. , b ckfl ld .0 _...:.._ 018 8 e Wl tn__.. The mighty Twins beat Sandy catch, and probably the turning !"'tiles to tturd and Tony Oliva, the seventh on a three base hit I~oseboro·s short sing!~ to right. 1on seeoud and third With one I _ Koufllll, baseball's best pitcher point in llie Jlllme. the American League's batting by VerS11les and a wild pitch There w e some raised eye- out, Don Drysdale, who notl ~ly klm~e ~~ ~~bq~ and did it without too much Tbe ever-pressing Twins fin- "hampif 1 for the second year and added two insurance runs brows wer Alston's order to only Pitch_es well for the Dodg- Cac_ 1• p : " od 888 t "I too the sweat-tbsnks to Bob Allison. ally bioke trrough Koufax' in a row got his first World Iin the eighth with Kaal driving have arker bunt, knowing that ers but hils well, too, went up thyrlhalfbaeksr a m ce 1 pew IOIDt, , over,;. Kaat and Koufax were locked ' - - - - _-to baL ,,.. _ Kouf_ax and struck e c. . IAUllDlft', iiDI aldeways in a scoreless pitching duel for out '" three p1tehes. John Wngbt and Larry Jarfive Innings before the Twins! After thai the Dodgers had day ere _the ends, Ed Rusllil broke through. But 88 !mpor· one moo e chance-in the ninth. and WIIUe Ftelds the blekiaa, tant as what heppeaed aiter 0 With one out, Lefebvre sin- RoD Guenther and Bill Allen lhl GRID STANDINGS that Wai what happened the inID ctiOD gled aod Parker was hit by • guards aod Kim Anderson tile TEAM w L T p OP rung before. pilehed ball. Tbey advanced a center. Athens ..... ·. 4 0 0122 12 fn a game which was threa- CLEVELAND (UP!)in the arm with their 35·17 , LOS ~NGELES IUPII-facts· lmse when Roseboro grounded , Game time io l:30 .p.m. Coal Grove ... 4 0 0 lOB 4li tened by postponement because land Browns Quarterback tory over the Eagles last and f1gures on lite 1965 oul . . EST). A capacity crowd 18 do Jackson . . ... 4 0 0 76 14 of ram b.ut started on schedule Ryan, who ha• been are looking at the Serieso But ~hen . plnohhttler Dtckl peeled. The_ we~ther. bureto Middleport .... 3 1 0 54 4t1 - under lights - the Dodgers with a foot injury, with the Iron City Traer.'"' t lined out to Kaat predicted fBil skies with Gallipolis ... · .. 2 2 0 34 32 looked hke they were going 10 get back into action with some apprehension. POMEROY LANES Participants Los A~~~:~ land 11 was all over. P<!ratures fn the mld.all. 11 was at this exact point Logan ........ · 2 z 0 72 48 break through in tbe fifth In- night against the TRI COUNTY LEAGUE Oodgers IN at ion a I I !;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pomeroy ...... 2 2 0 58 68 nmg. Steelers at Cleveland. 1964 schndule that Ocl. l, 1965 champ' onsJ vs. Minnesota Daily 0., Oct. 8, 19654 Wellston... ,,.· 2 Z 0 30 51 Ron Fairly. led off with a sin- But it seems lhal as squad suffered . ' Points Twins rAmcrican League I d k champions !. Ne!soavill e ..... I 3 0 76 12 ge an roo te second baseman 8 , the National Football first major setback, 1 2il-7 Ia· Cra~g s Market 28 Pt. Pleasant .. · I 4 0 57 99 J1m Lefebvre lmed a dnve champions get one player from the Steelers. Foreman and Abbott 2~ Winner- First team to win down the left field line that 011 duty another takes his was the case two weeka Meigs Co. Beagle Clu'b 22 four games. SEOAL ONLY looked good for extra bases. on the bench. ago wben the St. Louis Cardin- Holsum Sales 20 TI!AM W L T p OP But Allison dove for the_ ball, Tbs time it's defensive tackle als defeated the Browns, they Crow's Steak Ho~<e H Results-First game, Minne· Athens ..... ·.. 2 0 0 64 6 gloved • JUSt before he slipped Jim Kanicki \nd a ain it' a lost to Pitlsburgb on ever G. and '. ~ulo Parts 12 sola a Los Angel" 2: seCQnd Jackson .. .... . 2 0 o 8 1 on the wet grass and held on to r t . . · Wb' th g K ' 1<1 t Y High Game - Bill Radford game, Mmne.ota 5 Los Ang:etes !I GaII'1po rIS ... , •• I I 0 22 26 it. It turnetl ou t lo be a b'1g out will oo bem)ory e er aruc coun. on the job Sat!U'day aft. The Browns' main coocem 8 and Hai'Jic Blackston, 228; High l · .. . Wellston .. ·... I I 0 24 28 . . . . . , Series - Hilt H.adford, 608: Rematmng sehrdule - Th1rd, Middleport . . . . I I 0 24 42 CAREER ENDED ler etther twiSting or .kickmg hts year ago was Steeler . Team High Game - Foreman fourth and fifth I tl necessary I I Logan ..... ·.,. 1 1 o 50 28 COVENTRY, England (UP!) fooldur~g 1 practice ~ession John Henry Johnsoo. Tbe . and Abbott, 914; Team High games at Los Angeles, Satur- , Nelsonville .. ·. 0 2 0 4 30 -Former British middleweight earlier t~lS week, nobody 11 real- ~' howe~er, appears 1 btt Series - Craig's Market, 2589. day, Oct. !1, Sunday, Ocl. 10. Pomeroy .. .... 0 2 0 6 ii4 champion Miek Leahy's OO.ing ly certam. bnghter this year because the · and Monday, Oct. It; sixth and TOTALS .... .. 8 8 0 Z%2 %2% career has been ended by injuJolrnson Sabl . aging, but brwsmg veteran seventh games ill necessary! FRIDAY'S GAMES: ries he sustained in a ear It Is expected tbst rookte mams a. doubtful starter MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE at Minnesota, Wednesday, Ocl.. Gallipolis at Nelsonville wreck 11 days ago. Walter Johnson w1U replace Saturday 1 game. ll<t. 4, 1965 13. and Thursday, ll<t. H. Jackson Ml AU1e113 Leahy, who lost the title lB.st third Y~ veteran, at least PointR Starting time - All games 1 Wellston at Logan November to Wally Swift after temporarily. The Patsies 24 , star! at I p m . <local timet. 1 Middleport at Pomeroy winning it from George Aid- Tbe B~owns,. however, OC OSt Ashland Oil 18 1 Third game starting pttchers i Pt. Pleuant at Wtlbamson ridge in May, 1963, reportedly be slartmg Wltb a Blaettnor's 18 -<:laude Osteen 115·151 of the Coal Grove vs. F8irland is in satisfactory condition tackle as green as all Bee Cees 14 Dodgers and Camilo Pascual ' Ironton at Ashland, Ky. · Johnson, who was Lo-Bos 12 (9-3t of lhr 'J'wms vecchio, captain of the Detroit pick ln the seeond Dar~ Hollow Four 10 Odds- Third game, Dodgen; BOUT SET Red Wings, will miss tonight's for 1965, has great_strength High Game.- ~oberl Bowen favnred: 13-!0; senes, Twins fa- J IIDIDcacl-BERUN (UPI) - Amerlcaa game against Bosto I Lo fllle speed, according to Coacb Sr. 221. LoUise Gilmore, 189, vored, l-l. I 8 1 repe!LmU 7111 Jefferson Davis will meet for· don, Ont., because 0~ 8 swoll~ Blanton Collier. High ~~ri~s --:- Ro?ert Bow:n, Wl"RtheJ fore_Mlst for third mer West German heavyweight face allributed to II He also racked up an out· By UnJted Press IDtematlonal 56.1; ou1~e _Gtlmon~. 4-t2; game-Hazy with t.emperature se&L an a isergy. ta din rd th Te G p I. i th I 80s · clr ampion Albert Westphal in .a J The ' IJetroil defenseman un- 5 n g reco on e The undefeated Charleston _ am arne ~ a Sies, 0 e ow boul at Duetschland Hall Oct. dergoing allergy tests at the unit at California State Rocltits tackle the Richmond Ht:~h Team Series - Ash- Managers- Sam Mele of the 29. University of Michigan Hospital of Los Angelea. Rebels In • return matcb in land Oil, 1904. Twms. Walter Alston of -., b and is to be released As a matter of fact, IOYS Charlestou and the Dodgers ' 11pa1 r ,.._ DELVECCIUO OUT or Sunday if the illness is lier, the 6-foot-4, 270·pound lronmen journey to lladto·TV -:- Televised and DETROIT (UPI)-Aiex Oel- serious. man can ticket off a to batlle the rugged broadcast nattonally by NBC. aadalatiltJ~ I --=======_;.~~~==--=--==•oiyards in 10-seconds flat, an phis Bulldogs in SVAC STANDINGS Fmanctal fr~ures - Second &11115 .. I complisbment for a man Football League aclion w L p OP game• Attendanco-48,700 1 County Chapter of the l•aak ;Valloy Commandery No. :U K · ames Saxton, · chairmen. •• a.m.; Jeff erson up 11 c 0 D G(Oct. 171 B up 17, 8:.. 10 H Walton League, past master of: 1'. l•S OUD - osp1ta ty enter E. ush, Rev. A. H. 18 , 2:30 a.m.: Robert Reed up g 5--0id F h' d B pens . D d M Herilalle . d ay, J. Sheor•e o . erman Porter, chairmen. ?umeroy Masonle Lodp. paol lit merried the Iormor Marla t ·b G as to neM ahrga~ n ays, own· acKenne an .. li, 8,30 a.m.; 'nbolt down l9, Slrlnner in 1827 and they havo own area, y a11 1po1ts ere an s. 9-12--SpeCla1 church serv1ces. 7 a.m.; Ranger up 19, waiting: five children, who are Mrs. I 0--5--0ur House tours. 13--Hospitality Center opens. st M do 21 2 •• Vef 0 1-4-Tour of Holzer Hospital School of Nur· 12-2-Chicken Barbecue, by Gallipolis Elks ' arya wu ' :~ a.m.; Gene IMary K.) Yost of Ra· . d p t Off b . f t A. J. Patten down 22, 6:30a.m.; cine; Joseph E. Footer, Jr, . . smg, an os 1ce. c1u , nver ron . Luther Herdman dowa Z3, t en&ineer with Genorai Moto" Pierre Case. !10, Umon • av,, 12-·1-Buslness and Professional Day Lun10-5--0ur House toun. Li 1 Ed ,_ th h ..thod. t h h 2 2 45--C ti Se I 0 I a.m.; ·u e ward down 23, P bo nd e eon, ,..e ts c urc . - : ommemora ve rv ce. pen ng 7, 15 a.m.; Bob Benter down 11 Oetroit Mich. Mrs. Thorne omeroy, was u over w e M. Cottriit of Minot. N. o: grand jury on two charges this 2-4-0pen House, Gallipolis Busine11 Colby Rev. Glen Hueholt. Flag ceremonita by Vet· Greenup 3:30 p.m.; Ravenswood .John s. Foster, a leacher in a morning by Meigs County Court lege. erans of For~lgn Wars, Post 4464. Remarks by down Greenup {:IS p.m.: Alton santa llirbara, C&lil. Jumor Judge Frank w. Porter, Jr. 2-5 and 6-11--0pen House, new Commercial local officials. Music by GAHS band. Burial o! ephyr up Greenup 7:55 p.m.; VATICAN CITY iUPII- The High ochool, and Sarah Foster, Case entered pleas of not gulland Savings Bank. time capsule with !75th items, river front. Helen R. up Greenup 10:10 p. •'u-·t·ll C""""il vot-• onr- •. lfllduate of the Holzer ho• ty to char•es of carrymg a 7--8-Pre-spectacle entertamment. G-8-Reception at Hospitality Center. m.; CUrrieS. down Greenup 1:· " .. ~ .. ' =~ ~ pttal School 0 1 N 11 M • 8-·IG-First Ctrformance of outdoor s~ 7-6-Pre·s~ect. acle entertainment. OVEC ~~lmlngly today •• r.•· concealed weapon and assault tacu 1ar, La Gran eur De GaII'tpolls, Memorial 50 a.m.; up Greenup 2:• ··~ ~ en"ourlle ' y t, h _, d . ur Di· f 8-1n Fina performance of outdoor spec· monks and nuns to exchange os • uouan " a armer ml with a deadly weapon filed by Field. tacular, Memorial Field. 10 a.m .. Lorena up Greenup 3:· thelr encumberlnl rtll&i""·• hi· the .Racme area. and Mn. Cot- IPomeroy police offil-er Henry 25 a.m.; Esl!lo PentUiylvanle up odern dreos trlllo huaband IS • Sial! Sgt. IWerry. JENK~~ HURT Greenup 6:10 a.m.; Christina bits Ior more m · with the U s _Air Force I "'" G OU.. lome of lhe habit.' now worn Colltclin& coina " Mr Fo... Werry testified to Judge Por- Mike Jenkins, pard and de- ! ~ \1e s 00 e~nns Hv.;. u~h•=u~p 6~e:~~p; 710 1h • ! late baok to Mod!tvol days. ter's chi•t lmbby. · : ler that Case pulled a home - fensive linebacker on ~t.m.; Eastern down MeldaW . on~ of a set of. made pistol from under his shirt Tomlldo footballGenerteam . T,_ ~~ v~ l0 W.liS . Southern is hos itallzed at Melli 3:w p.m.: Lo UlSiana down lix proposals to bnng the rei!· afterodcase haDdWbeenl·-~•kofnllmto al ho:pit·' lor treatment of I Meldahl 4:55 p.m.; Pamela D. !iuus ordero ioto otep wtth the rust yon 1 C•~•• o ow· k . . down Meldahl 6:45 p.m.; Valley 1 'ned In r lOth Century. They included re· Ina an automobile accidenl on nee in)loryl- thiSUill L J l.~: Transporter down Meldahl 7:35 ~ Bl ' . p S tu;e ear e. s wee... en•uta, Bh•-n Frank da••..,.,.er of !..-mo to gel monks ,,.. nuns U ternu.av tn omeroy ep- who Ia rocoverl•• IOiisfactori· -· • ...,.. p.m.· Alice down Meldahl 9:40 "'" out of monasterieo and clot• !ember 29. t . . R Mr. and Mrs. Harlls Frank p m : Walter Williamson u Me~ lert Into tire otreett wheN Werry oaid he struqled witb y, ""· oom 4· MOSCOW (UP()-The Savio! io attendtna school at MarohaU COLUMBUS (UP[) -A tin&- · 1" 10 . 45 . P Union admitted today It had UDiverlity at Hun"•"'on, W. member panel aJIIIOintlld by the dahM1dah1· 3.20P·m., ~lcJkerss Ledowln :hurcb prtlates feel ti'•\' can Case after the weapon was pr()o mpt ...... tional Ed tl Aaocl tl e am w1 1~ Ian~ Va. .ccompi!Sh mort 1ood. • 0 0 duced and the aun was firod Ve-u MemorP'I Ho.,ttal . ~ : : .~ Na to to down Meldahl 4 ;.m: ' : 1 1 lhroogh tho alove compartment AdmlllhiDI - Mrs. Robert i e ry Mabtl Sayre hu retumed to .... Ia If enta y Galllpollo Dam ~ Queen City Tha reforms. affect. ihe lives CL!FTON -Funoral se:'lco bu• of the Pomaroy police cruio- Lawson, Racine. lin& on lht moon. her home at New Brlahtou, Pt. pro and COD I tern INued op 10:35 p.m.; Bayou Lorraine aboot lwo million _pr!Oilli. nuns for Staff S~t. Wtlham Grant er. Cose's only remark to the Dlsehraec - Naomi Teaford! Tbe olfldal news egency liter IP<!ndln& thtiUIDmer wKb by the stela 00 the propoul to dowa 3:30 t.m.; Titaa up 4>16 ond munko, mcludmg im,OOO In Boho, 37. son of Mrs. Ray Fo1,. court was thai he did not rocall Racine; Daisy Swick, Middle- Tass, brelkln& 1 day -Ion& 1 el Chevalier. !Dcroaae th~ ~lea~~~~~ a.m.; Philip Sporn up 5:40 a.m. liw Umted States. ol Clifton. will be held at the anything of the incident. port. allencti 011 tht fete o1 Luna 7, . mort lun or ,.._.c ca Kaaawba River - Elgerclifl Fot~lesong Funeral homo Son- case was finod 1100 1 ad aaid· Mr. and Mro. Dtvid 8milh Uon. up London 3:30a.m.: Helea day at 2 p. m. with the Ren. costs and given 1 three day · tnd !emily and Mr. end Mn. ' 1 ' 1 1e IDvutilaUon 1111 liked down London i:IO a.m. • USC 1 .James Morrison .and Frank ' Jail sentence on the DWI count Moil•.,Geaerol Hooplla "Most operaUona necessary Hank '10llar .00 famOy vlllted by the Oblo Council lor Educa- 188 down Marllltt 3:10 'p.m.; Cheesebrew offictaling. I last week by Pomeroy Mayor Admlll 11 - Lewis Harris, for a soft landtnl wert fulfilled Mr. end ldn. Tlld Haymon. lion, IIJIOIIIOI' o1 the tJOU!Ied Beaver down Marmet 5:10 p. He wao born Apnl 27, !i28, at Charles Legar. Mmersvllle. b dW'IIl& the IPPfOIICb to tha Columbul. PEP plan, whlcb c111rpt1 them.; Locy Jane Lucas down Mal'UfS 3V Gallipolis. lhe •on ol Mrs. Ray Judie Porler today ael caob Dlseb.afiOI - Delbert Bruc • mooo. Some operatloua bowtV• Mr. <id Mro. Zem Plerca oppooltlotl stttemeat Hill out II met 1:35 a.m.; Semel do'Wtl • Fo1 and the late Stanley Bubo. bond at 1500 for e<~ch of the two Pomeroy. • were not carried out Ia ac- 1pt111 "vera! daya wltb Mr. requirld by slats law nmtaln- Marmet 1:45 a.m.; Ouocan Funeral service• for Kott M·· Sgt. Bobo dted m an auto ace!· charges and property bonds of cordance With lht procrllD IIIII end Mrl. Johnnie Newell of td Ulltrut COliUIIIIIII oolite pro- Bruce 1o•vn Winfield U5 p.m.; !Xander Mills, 66, Portland, who ' dent. ll<t 4, n..r Sadulpo, Oi<lo. 11.000 on each charge. LOCAL TEMPS neod additional development." ColurnbUI. posal. W H. Shaver Jr. up Winfield liod in Holzer hospital Thurs· 'wlulo enroute from bio duty tn T 1ettvlty, Lawton Tern· The ten.perature In Porno- The Soviet llDIOuneemtnt was Leone Babcock wal -.lsltlnc Tile Olllo Slate CGIIICII ol 1:30 p.m.; Solvay down Wino day al. tt a. m. will be held! post at Holloran . AFB, New ' pte! on •nd Willard Mohler were roy'• busmess district al 11:1~ one of the frankest IICimlSiiotll Mra.. Charlet Mll1811' and Mrs. Retail Mlli'Oblll, -wldlt, field 1l :50 p.m.; Jerry Bosworth itmday at ' p. m. at ~~wmg l Me<tl'O, to Villi hts mother be- each f' , 150 and costo on In· a.m. today was 63 degrees 1111- l of failure on a ' ace abo! ever Starlin& Masnr. ~ted II weaN llllb howe up Wtlnfleld 2:10 a.m.; Georat Chapel with the Rev Richard ! fore conUnumg tramm& 10 Flor- to· wation charges. Judge Por- der partly cloudy llkles. to be iuued Mrs. Hue! Wyncoop In d "allriiiD(' llilctrmlllollll Of' Price down Winfield I •M a.m.; >tartin of th< Gracr Episcopal ' tda. ter sus;>er.dod 140 of the fine Allen R. Merrill down Wlnlleld 11 marked the third time thlo Petty and Dlant, Columbul, vi• ,..ttltl 111 tilt wu. Church olficlallnl. Burial wiltl. He wa• a veteran of 19 years and placed hoth men on proba- 'nded j.ll sentence, and plac ar thl R na hav• bean lied Mr. and Mra. Hank Holter. Executives Secntlry Georle 3:2& a.m.; H. E. Bowles down Je In the MiddJeowartl Cem.. In thl Mr Foret and had ..... lion fo• one ynr. Ied on probation until be ls at. ye IIUUl ..... _ f Mr. and Mn. Ted Ha)'llllll Hammond did IIIII uy wileD the W!Ofll!ld 1:20 a.m. ery, Portltlld. od In Japan, Germany, Korea, William Maynard and Ora I• another action, Richard Lee UDBUccessful in .. ,.,. or a of Columbul vlllttd Mr. alld ln!ormaUOn woukl be relultd, Shew 'a graduate nuroe who S.udl Arabia, Iceland and at , P !lass each ,..,. fined ItO Fraley .... fined tit and eoatl vastly complex acWevemenl~ Mrs. Joe BU!Mll and othm. botlt wu bell~ II would be TRUCKilOR "ILLED . ook her traininl at Hol!er. She · many paoli I· the United Stales. I nd cost• o1 <harges of failure for falllne lo transfer re1lotra· touchi"l down gtllliy :;' lhe Mr. ·~ Mre. Robert Vatat jwl before the Nov. 1 elecUoo. CLEVELAND (UPI) - Rob• ., th<: 1augllter of the Jaw MIUtary pt01 will be held at lo yield the riaht of way; Vir- lion and :!Jvon a auspendod 10 treacheroua 11ll'faee o! Cambridlo, Mr. and Mra. Hammond llld the facta • wlll ert Niece, SO, Cl-land, waa David A. and Befiit M. Mtddle- the aravesiile at Kirkland Mem· gil L. " "·•rt, $10 and costs, oo day !•II sentence on a petty mooo wllll an lna~ment pack. Chlrles Lille, Syracuse, and lie end evea lhock pro- killed Thursday niiJht when the owllrll Alo.;ander. ortal Gardens, neor Pt. Pleas- operatm's license ; Wayne Har- larceny charge. Fraley waa pia- (Pickup llld ptb. Rldlo II- Wtltar Koptcz, Ironton, rutted IUl'pi' 11 of the 1aaoe " truek he wu drlvlrti orashed !Aro. l\ltll1 w11 one or the ant. Boaicleo his mother, he io per. $5 ;.no costs, unsafe vehic- ced on probation lor three. tronomers and delete lui Plh: Mr. tnd ~rl. Dtvt Valet It- )IOilttl ·· lato 1 bridge abutment 011 lbt cla11 o1 hN IIlli'... which was survived by hlo stepfather, Ray '"' Leo.1ard o ·brough, 125 and years. : the reason) cently. WI!BI!:R ELECTED city'• West Side. tile ftnt to lflldutte from lhe Fo1. and his arandlather, W costs >Fedin&, and Floyd B;u,r- ~·orfeiting bonds of $l1.50 : Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McP= Th Esecutlve committee of achool. D 1>1rst, bolh or Cllftoo. The hou,e. •10 ar.~ costs, e<cesslve were Jimmy Goodnite, Robert ! DRIVER DJI!fl OI Bellevlll•. W. Va., vts e PTA he named STOCKS UP Sunfvl"l aro • oon, Jlmel body will arrive in Huntin&~oo ape«!. .~ason a. Kormti E. Gilkey, ! CORTLAND, Ohio (UPI) -Mr. and Mrs. Charlelt Hentilty. the '!::11;!~ ~' 1 al· Nl!!W YORK IUPI _ S A..' Slauben•llle, and • broth· •t lt:l5 p. m. today and will Willard r.. Ours!, Jr .. charg· all on speeding charges, and , Marlin E Huttoo, 45, Cortland, M . nd Mrs. Bill Gardner, Vern I aew pre prices o ned sli ht) toct er" J811H!I F. Alexander, Chest· be broughl to the funeral home ed with OWl, had his driver's ,,.,, I' Halstead forfeited a $!7 .- was .killed. early loday when the Logan, W, ~··· visited Mr. and. ~ent the::;nl::~oo rep~~ mudera~y acU~e t~.~r la 1 1 ertbwn" Md. Friends may Cllll , whert friends may call until hrense taken •way for s • x 50 bond a charge of follow· ca~ rn which he waa drlvlnl oil Mrs. Dorse Larkins. 1 "1 • lllDI, day, --. loo 11 fllllll'll ilome anyllmt. j lilllt o1 aervicu, months, woa &ivea a 30 day sus- mg too cto1e. Ohio • craabed. -VIIIIl 1111111 illal l'fti.IDed. 1:1, with a Io.ss to North Caro·;•m oft~nslve battle, Ohio Stale'~ i two backf.ield combination of d.rkk, who was injured _on theiDiek Himes into And~'l 1n the Buckeyes working an two veteran coaches are takmg lma and a vtctory o\'er Wash- offensive punch has come quarterback Fred Custardo and (mal play of the 23-21 WID over slot. ·: boor overtime to stay sharp. Sa~ur ay's battle in Ohio Sta- 1ington. lllinois lost to Oregon!around this week with Hayes' 1 fullback Dtck Grabowski to pace Washington. Fullbeck WW Baader WID If Pete's dissatisfaction resulted m di the first Big Ten game IState, clobbered Southern Meth- use of runuing quarterback Ar-1its offense, an offense that 1 To replace him, Hayes bas at defensive ~erback, bot 1111 tbe llUDl working an bour over- for e Bucks and the secondJodist and then dropped Us Big nie l''ontc and pa!;sing quarter-lrolled up 46 pomts in a shutout!moved rJay Pryor from center offenstve status 11 up m tbl llr time to try lo gel sharp. lor the lllinl. Ten OP<!ner last week to Michi· back Don Unverferth. against SMU. to guard, shifted Kim Anderson because ol a plnchlid nem. Two QDarlerbeeb · That means Hayes wW pro... Check the Price I 63 OLDS HOLIDAY SEDAN $2295 Super 88. V-8 motor. automatic trans .. power brakes, power steering, rMio, beautiful buculdn metallic :fin. ish. with like nel" Interior, set off by lite new wllite lidow.U tlres. Heat sharp. $1295 63 DODGE DART CON. 270 oerleo, 6 eyl., automatic trano, radio, wWto lidewalla wbeel dim, beck-up Ughtl, white with like new Interior: 62 OLDS DYNAMIC 88 2 DR. H.T. _ $1595 V-8 motor, automatic Irani., power brakeJ, power ~~~eer­ 3 tone paint oet ofJ bJ 1lke aow white afdowlll tim, tinted 11111 and back up Ughta. fn&, radio, heautlftil 61 CHEVROLET BELAIR 2 DR. SED. $1095 Sis eyl., standard trana., radio and heater, white JJdewaU ~~~· back up lilhta. outsldo mirror, low mllel(le, Real -~-. 60 OLDS 98 HOLIDAY COUPE _ $1195 size. day Also expected to be off the iojory list Saturday will be line backers Vince Costello aod Ga· len Fls!. Costello, wbo suffered a bruised knee, and Flss, willl a polled calf muacle saw limited duty ag~t phla last Sunday in the Browns' second victory In three games. GreeD wm Go Running back Ernie wbo received 1 slight hip jury, is also ••peeled to against the Steelors Pittsburgb, though, may to do WI'thoo t the rerv1ces delen alve end Ben MeGee. re-lnjured an aaklo and the look of hts starti"l Is oow tlonaWe, according to a apokesman. The Browns, wbo got a ahot · The exploslvo Rocketo came to llfe in the second half down the Rebels In their first engagement this year. Tbe Rebels were ahead !Hi at the in· termission and the Rockets bad to play some determined foo~ bell to end up with a 33-1? Lewis Repair Service · --FOR- eHEAnNG tory. The Rebels are 3-5 on aeasoo. Wheeling will be seeking second win of the IJalnst seven defeats when Ironmen take on th~ the top raled team m tho . . 0 f t•CFO• The ern diVlli!On •~ Bulldogs have been rolling along on the throwing of Brodhead the League's leading ' Jlll~~ver Whe~llng will be playing oniy its third game under lts new coaclt Bob and will be determined to Kyser f"'reek ..... 2 0 42 North Gatlia .... . 2 1 42 .. . .. .. o 1 6 Southwestern . . . . . o 14 Hannan Trace ... . 1 o o Tolalo 8 4 104 ALL GAMES TEAM W L . OP North GaiUa ... · .. 3 I 58 Kyger Creek .. .. . ·. 2 2 56 Southwestern . . . . . 1 3 26 Eastern .. ... .. .. I 3 26 Hannan Trace ... · o 3 12 GAMES TillS WEEK Eastern at Kyger Creek Southwestern at Symmes Valley North Gallia al Buchtel-York Racme at Hannan Trace lE W15 REPAIR SERVIa WYZ-2374 114 Mill II. Mltldlooort Full power Including windows and seaL Radio tinted II 59 Mercury • $250 57 Ford - $250 Irani. 58 Buick _ • door. power. v.a, $275 auto.. lull 57 Olds _ 2 .Dr. $100 va A11Mmet1c. , KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES GMAC I'INANCING WY MJ42 , RADIO & T.V. BAHR CLOTHIERS M:; MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ wtnCFL to doob~sf~mw~.· ~~d&U~~m:n~w=er•OthouiO==•e•M=ab•li•m~~~~~~~~P~·~mo~r~··~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In other adioo 1 rt$fOnt , , 1 =;:'..:;.~~wU!Sunday,ll Toronto will play Norfolk Norfolk. AMERICANS ADVANCE MUNICH, <UPll)-\1 Amerlean junior Robert Smith and wetterwt~ahl New Treads APPLIED ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRIS WHITEWALLS 750x14 ~LERACES Four door. I ql. Auto. ~ ..., (bjj5 SERVICE MOTORCYCLE JUMBO IIAS.IS" SPECWS 2 door. V-II motor, Auto. lrllll. - · c:w~ James Scates scored kn<JCk<lllts We Repair All ?"er thell' opponento Tb.ur.!d,tena,ay.. \1 Makes & Models m the fll'St day of the m Uonal miUtary boxing plonsb!ps. Ught hea.vyvrelght II QElAND'S T.V. Wllson Gilbert, another . can. _also advanced by scor.mg llltl E. ;;~ 255 11111, backup llghts. Llko new whlto oldewatl tire~ Whito wJtb red Jnterlor. Show• excellent eare. $50.00 ers shar.' - $182,661.83: commJssJoner s office share $53,724.07: clubs and leagues' sh~re - 130,433.64. 1 w;rgame totals: Attendance 8 9 ~.497: net receipts $71~,915. 46 Iafler. taxes); players shJr; - $3G3,602.18: com. , mis.s:one~ s olf1ce share - . $IOIU41.B2: cluhs and leagoe 5 ' , share- $ti!I,590.3G. day, Hartford will play ePLUMBING e ROOFING a :am record l; net receipts, ,I60.I6 (after taxes); pllay· ll FOR 800 OCTOBER 10-1 :30 P.M. X 14 _ $26.24 850 X 14 _ 24 -··- 11·110t1111 Six milta North of POMEROY on U. S. 33 Then One Milt on PUch Fork Rotd ROAD H* 7 APD GUARAJitEE Dvat rroa Smooth onrl Wide Trtck PRACTICI 11:00 am. te !rOO pm. o.te will Not lit 0J1111 until 10:30 Admllllon $1.00- Frw Palldnt Cl)l..... ~ 12 ..... With .......... ' ' H& R FIR EST ONE DEALER STORE N. ~ND AVE. $128.24 . �' - - - -· - . .· - , .... . . . . , , · , • •--·~·· 'IJ,...l..,}'--"'-J~ .. ... !..<i- ... -.• - - - ... -..._ ........ ..,_... ...,. .,.._ ... . ... -. - ...... . lt. •. f f ll 1 ' f"l' .'~!'1. ' "t :"• ,, , II I,O .t .•r•., .- -~, • ·t·r•-1• · ••• •~•·•••. ----·~·-··---··· ... ·· ··· · -~ ····~ · -······-········-· •. ~ tl • - ·{ \ r ' lj 1.' ' TROOP MEETS 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 8, !965 HALLOWEEN Girl ~co t Troop 52 met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. eCords ePorty FIVOII James Sloulsby, Unlon·av. Re· • Cut outs e Motchlnt freshments were served to Deb· Nopklns, Plat•, Cups bie Wisecup, Irene Barnes, Jo 1 nd Tobie Covers Ellen Diehl, Maralynn Tracy, Caralynn Tracy, Resa Boothe, Becky Wright and Susie Soulsby. The next meeting will be at the home of t.I..!S. !.loyd MIDD~ 1PORT,0. Wright. I ::. ·Ridge Keno Society Notes ~ly_Seni!Jle~. Pomer~y~~~~dleport, 0., Oet. B, 19611-3 SPONSOR DANCE j dance party Saturday niHht II . the Pomeroy Hlgh Gym. startThe Poml!l'O)I High School Hon- 1ihg at 3 p.m. The Jays will be or .Society will spon~or the t"':~ 0 n :harge_._ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE COATS M Ann Meckler of Monsey, N. Y., "Mrs. U. S. Savings SAVINGS BONDS SILVER ANNIVERSARY rs. Pageant" in San Diego in August, exchanges greetBonds, 1965". winner of that title in the "Mrs. Ame!tca nk Pomeroy, and Chairman of the ABA's Sa~­ ings with Edison Hobstetter, President, Pomeroy Nall~nal o?~he' ABA Savings Bonds Committee during ABA s ings Bonds Committ~e in Ohio. They attendkedT~ mee recognized as •'practical patriots" for their volunteer ey wer m 9 1st annual convention m Chtcago l~st w~e • services to the Treasury Deparllnent 1 Savmgs Bond progra · . :.:.:.__~·-after a 20 day leave wllh th•Ir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Damron and Mrs. Lana Gibson. Mrs. Mary Diehl spent a day with Mrs. Gloria Riggs and family, Mrs. Jerry Wein and 1'erte spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blackwood. Miss Ruby Diehl of Columbus visited over a recent weekend with her mother, Mrs. Mary Diehl and attended the Arnold· Underwood wedding. A shower was given by the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Larry The 1966 Cadillac styling story Is highlighted from the rear by a. rede.signed Clarl< (Joy Wiseman) recentdeck lid new lighting In restyled bumper outera, a.nd a new rear bumJl:'r WJ~ ~ lower h~lf painted in body coll>r. A striking new front appearlianh<J IB tal~v It ly at the Grange Hall. through the reduction of chrome and particular attention to g nl! e · ~ns UIIIDistakably_~~~· !fltalning tho traditional ~o_os-ha~ !J:ille design. m; r·cu.oi~iv;s· . .l I FLORIST ! lllliiOIMIIIIIIIIIII .... IIIliiiiii .. IIIINit.IIIIIIOII~ Com" To Tho ... 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Up to 180 hp available m Corsas-Turbo- Charged] Special steering and suspensi on you can add. loo, for even cr1sper handltng-more sports car feeL Corvair fDl 'ti6J Advice on how to "pray on the run" was given eo the new St. Frances' Guild ol Grace He-ater. One ow"ner. • ::t Episcopal Ladies Encouraged by Mother Superior 4 Door Sedan. Power Steerlns and Brakea. Radio and 1962 Pontiac ' The Rev. M. B. Dawson was in Gallipolis Tuesday evening to attend the Portsmouth District Quarterly Conrerence at Grace Methodist Church. ALL NEW • : " . iu Athens. • 4 Door Sedan - VS. Auto. Trana. Radio and Heater. 1963Dodge ' Harrisonville News Notes • Dine Out •i Valley Lumber Supply Co. POMEROY • Akron, a member of the churchl,;.~;;;;;;;;;======="""========•l Mrs. C. A. Emmish is in Co- who is Ul and ronfined to ";#',. lumbus as the guest of ber dau- Holzer BospitaL ~///,; ghter and family, Mr. and Mrs ~~ · Earl Bougher "Prayer and the Patchwork ~ 1/dL ~~~ ~ Quilt " from Gwdepost was ! =::::: ffi . \ I With The Family Mr. and Mrs. HaiMI!ey Cone ' read' by Miss Mumaw. "The ~ \l, Give your home outstandiag lnaut of Columbus are vlslting with Long Table," a meditation, was ~ . ~if" The II:Ids will tovo ttl her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred read by Mrs. Rachel McBride. 'f/: r~t • 1 • , , at surprisingly low cost Ulitb tbe servlce prompt, Cabeen and other relatives The benediction was taken from j1 The Rev. and Mrs Louis the book "Prayers New and , The food iJ superb, Bangerter of Fairborn, Ohio, Old." . ol# the atmosphere pleasvisited Wednesday and Thurs. ..,,. PURE LINSEED OIL 1 ant. Modest prices! day with Mrs Nan )loore and Refreshments were served by other friends. They ~re house- the hostess, Mrs. Florence Potls I guesls of Mrs. Moore and Miss to Mrs. Daiey Roush, Mrs. ~ Mildred Hawley, He was a lor- Lizzie Quick, Mrs. Mayme I ~ WHITE 01 DECORATOR COLORS Route 7 Middleport mer pastor of Healh Methodist Holmes, and Mrs. McBride aud [ ~ • Self.clllnii!J ••• toes 1ft sparkUII Church. Miss Mumaw. whitt ••• and stars white! Recent guests of Mrs. Mary e Alsl naMablt in tolllj$ •ut ptpLyon were Mr. and Mrs. George Hwatw ;eltral Miller of Greenup, Ky. and Mr. oltnl-lll1intl and Mrs. Bethel Richards and • ll~p~ It opply! daughter, Betty, Ohley, W. Va. • fxctll111t CIWIIJP Ill~ lli"ql Mrs. James Murray recently IUUlln 1110 PIOTICI IIIII Hlllll Wll11 ---~~~ a spent a week with her son and uaughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. & William Murray of Worthington, Ky. They brought her Ito her WY 2·2109 home lo Middleport following Ml<ldteport, O. her visit. 923 S. 3...r A... Mrs. M. L. French and Mrs. Edna French spent Thursday in Marietla, Williamstown a o d Parkersburg. Mrs. Earl Knight and Mrs. M. C. Wilson spent Wednesday • } 1963Dodge -AN.r,,0.,.eun••d-W~A-"''nM,dwmvf, :~xrs::!:~~~ith ~:Cri:~~: ::a.Francisc:o, Calif, APO ~~;,ee~.q~~~t~~~-w~:rlh~. r;~ ~ "Harvest." Minutes of the secof Long Bottom. Charles was ~ About ' retary and treasurer were ap- RETURNS TO SCHOOL accompanied by Dennis Donley g 1 proved. A round robin card was Charles E. Lee bas returned of Columbus, who is also study~ Middleport J sent to Mi" Floosie Roush of to Southern Tech at Marietta, ing at Southern Tech. ~.: HOUSE PAINT / DIAL WY 2·5560 Automatic THE SHOE BOX I PRESIDENT as nice 1 se~ lection as we have ever shown. A QUALITY STORE FOR Heater, LOAFERS , .'j Mike Chase went to Ashland. . JERRY DAVIS Sam Kern went 1o Columbus to JOHN EUAS visit relatives and Patti Blank· NEW HAVEN - Sp4 Jobn Ale Jerry M. Davis, AF enshlp wen! to Detroit. -Re· 0. Elias, sou of Mr. ud Mrs. 15511MUI, has been promofed porter, Florence Meeks. Emmett EUas, former resito StaH Sergeant In tbe Air dents of New Haven and Force. He completed a tkree grandson of R. V. Gibbs, Sr. year tour of duly in Germany Star Cl11u Meets New Haven, bas been promotill May and Is now stationed ed lo bts present rank and at Ent Air Rase In Colorado ln Church Annex awarded fhe Combat Medical Springs, Colo., where be ...,. Reading of the 67th Psalm, badge. Ht io wltb Company ofdeo wltb bls wile, Rita, and t h e c, 1st Medical Battalion, lot son, Crall Alan. Mrs. Davlo followed by prayer by ID£antry Dtvi51on at Ueln Hoa, II tbe former Rita NeutJI!ng, maw, opened the meeting or Republic of South Viet Nam. Miss Frankie Muungbter of Mr, and Mrs. &I· president, The Combat Medical badge io land Nentzllng, ADJie St, and the Star Class of the Syracuse United Presbyterian awarded for performance of Mr. Davit Is the sone of W. First medical duties while under F. Davis, Sr., of Mulberry church in the annex, the aftereoemy firf, His addre11 I! noon of Sept. 28. Ave. Sp4 John D. Elias, U. S. 50Roll call was answered by 793 738, Co. C., 1st Med Bn., Ga., after spending the time 'I New York Clothing House Trans. Low mileage, A clean car, '., 1 button styles. Orion, wool and wool MIDDLEPORT, 0. • .. I 59N.SocondAvo. enith Ray Price, 1964 graduate of Eastern High school, Seven members were preaent has enlisted in the U. S. Marine when the Mi!sionary Society of Corps and has begun eight the s;vracuse First United Pres- weeks recruit training at San bytenan Church, met 10 the .. • church annex Ott. 1. Diego to be followed by foor LOS ANGELES (UPI) ::....01 Devotions taken from "Year weeks of advanced trammg at Orbillo, 188, Wilmington, Callf, Book of Prayer" for Missions, Camp Pendleton, Calif. He IS outpointed Manuel Ramoo,' Ill, were given by the vice presi- the son of Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Mex_ic_o_C _ity (10. • dent, Mrs. Laura Pickens, who Price of Rt. I, Long ~!tom, conducted the meeting. Names and bas 14 brothers and mstera. Headquarten For af missionaries for the day were read and prayer offered IN SWAMP DRD.L MISS AMERICA for them. Reporta of the secretary and treasurer were ap- Marine Private Gary E. Jenk· . proved. ins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fn.:d An invitation to attend the Jenkins, Sr., of Syracuse JS \ Districl Fall Presbyterial, Ot1.. parlicipatir.g in a two ~ week I 11 at the Middleport Church, counter .. insu~gency exercise \ was read. Tbis Society is to "Swamp Exerc1se ) 1965, slat- 1 enlertain the executive meet~ ed to run through Oct. 14 in I ing next July. eastern North Carolina's CroaMiddleport, 0. The nominating comrnitLee is ~~N~a~ti~onai~~F~or~e~st::_.---~.,..,..,.,..,..,....,.,..,,..,,. to report at the November meeting. A free will offering of I $14 was taken, Chapter a of ' "L1ve as Free Men" was read and discussed witb each taking part. Miss Lizzie Quick, hostess, served delicious refreshments to Mrs. Rachel McBride, Mrs. Mayme Holmes, Mrs. Florence Potts. Mrs. Hazel Clark, Miss Frankie Mumaw, Mrs. Pickens and the hostess. U Men's DUDLEY'S 4 Door Sedan 6 Cylinder. fu!dlo, Middleport With zip in warm linin&. SEE OUR NICE SELECTION OP JACKETS AND COATS FOR MEN AND BOYS. SIZES 3 TO 50, 7.98 to 39,95 • has automatic volume con· na. Available in white. 27.50 to 4.0.00 GRAND OPENING 1964Dodge Engineere~. trol, 4 inch Golrlen Voice Speaker, built in anten· IiLes 36 to 46. S.M-L-XL. j Bedford Sehool - Cheryl I ; Biggs had • birthday October 2. The week of October 4 • 8 Is six weeks tesiS. Tom Kern was discharged fl'GIIl the Gallipolis Clinic on the 23rd of September. Norm~n Wood substituted for Oweu Smith aa a bus driver, Sept. 28. The bu,.. are going to have 1-epain tbe first week of Octob~r. Men's All Weather FIGHT -.stJLTI J ' By United Preu ~ TOKYO (UP!) - Ka~ Takayama, 115\1, Japan .\g. pointed Salvatore llurruDI, 116Yt, Italy 110). .'Heeling of Socwty News, Event~ MOTOROLA erornot VALUES IN RAINWEAR I!NL18TS IN MARINES Bedford School TURBO·FIRE '66 CHEVY D Episcop•l Church at the organIzational meeting Wednesday by Mother Esther Mary, mother superior of the Convent ol lhe Transfiguration in Cincinnati. The Episcopal nun carne from Cincinnati to encourage the new evening group, whicb plans to occupy itse~ with a variety . of Christian projecta. Plans, for example, are already underway to sponsor an ~rt exhibit in the Grace Church parish bouse Saturday October lfi. The painting and kuJpture, obtained ori loan from the Park· ersburg Art League, wiU btl ahown free of charse. Officers of the new group elected at tbe mreting are Mrs. Frank Seth president; Mrs. Paul Chapman, vice president. and social chairman, Mrs. James O'Brien, seeretary • treasurer, and Mrs. Fred Kessinger, publicity chairman. The name "St Frances' Guild" wa• chooen ID men.ory of this 12th <entnry married saint of the city ol Rome, whose motto waa, "A married woman mll!l leave God at the altar to find Him In her domestic New go, new INk. ew carl £'port coupes ll 1a1 are swe pr way back on top this va• and definitely no slou ches up front. For '66 there's a 350-hp 327 -cubic-inch Tu rbo- Fire VB you can order. i\nd not just for this Super Sport witn ils Strato-bucket seats. but lor all seven naw Chevy ll's. Crisper. richer Chevy ll TURBO-JET '66 CHEVRLE New Super Sport 3H Not only new engines. but new modeJI ta tuck them in. The Chevelle Super Sport l195 Coupe and Converlible come W1th Turbo-Jet VB's at 325 hp or there's another version you can order .at 360 hp! Both also have a special hood, grille. suspension. emblems, tires, floor-mounted shift and the same kind of sleek new styling you'M 1md on all 12 new Chevellet. TURBO-JET '66 CHEVROLET More engine choices for 1 Jet-~mootller car The smooth ar"\d responsive Turbo-Jet VB IS now available in every 1ull-si2a Chevrolet. You can order it for any of the new Jet-smoother Impala Super Sport,. Impalas. Bel Airs and Biscaynes-and for any cf the four elegant new Caprice Custom models. Two vorsions: a 396-cu.-in. at 325 hp or a 427-cu.-in. at either 390 hp or 425 hp. Turbo-Jet VB. Rugged. Exceplional combustion. Vety efficienl Very aatilfvjng. cares." Vi11ian ShUling to Wed tktob•r Tenth Mr. aoo Mn. M. A. millllie of Vermilion, former Metes coonty .idenfl, are tlllDOUfiOo lng the en~~&~ement lllld approacblng lllllTiage ol tbelr daugbter, VlvlaD to Mr. Nor- Blllllllton II LorafL I Tbe opea dNiclt wedtllntl . . . . . .a.. AND BE SURE TO SEE THE TURIO.JET •as CORVETTE TOO AT YOUR I milD will be an '!Vent tl Sunday; October !D, at I p.m. at lite DeJter ChurdJ of Chrill. A receptlotl CHEVROtE!_PEA~_!I·~•. H()_!.!E-:Sf=S=PO~ . ~~ . ~~-~-~:;.. I ... POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY t i !!:'" '. ;l . · · --~--fo!..:.:W:·~MA=IN:;_;s:•m::•_ ----....:.PO..,;.;.,M_ER..;o_v_.----~-":\ii~----.-..""' 1~ low lite ciAtrdt IOCIIll 11111 IVODI. ror IDtlmlly 11111 friendl �-... . . .. .. .. .. . ~ . -. . ,. ~ · ·- ~ -- .. . ...... - --·"-··~ ,. ....... ~ • ... f ' ... • .. ,, " ~ -&!; LI'ITL~ Sentinel Church News BUSINESS MAN :===== ==== Mid.,.. 8:45 p. IlL: Ena!P& Sei'Yice, 7:30,. ...., ~yer ... l'lce, 7:ll0 f. ID. WednesdaJ. MlddlepOrl Qlrdl ol 1111 No - .. aev. Clyde J. BartleiL Sundoy SCbQol 0:30 L m.; Mora- In!! \Vorlblp IO:liO L New Baveo News Notes -· 't ; "' : '· '' 111.; MYP8 - - - - - - - YOOIIi Peop'•· 6:45 p. m.; Evil> Mr. and Mrs .Donald F. Rou• · pllsUc meotbll 7:30 p. m.; reoently atteDded a Telepbont llelbiiiiiiD ..,.... . . - , tlce, 7 p. 111. Prayer meedJII, meet'DI 3!d W.....,Y ol tbe Pr•Y"" .,...•. •g. Wod , 7:30 p.m. Collvenlioo held at Oglebaj IGr<!BI Bead: Rev. C. I.. O'Col> r::so p. 111. Wednlldar: YOIIIIi m.,..th. - y Clllrell ol lllo 1'1» Park in ~. W. Va. aor, pastor; Rllberl Lewis, mpt. l'eOPio'a Servlco Frldoy, 7:30 ......... il4elllodla Cbare. arene, Sunday SeboOI. 1:30 1. 1\fr, and Mrs. B. R. Vanct 9::0 a. m. MorniDI Worship p. m. - Pearl A. Caoto. pastor. war m.; MornlnC worsblp 10:411 a. are vaeaUooing at Poplar 8lld Sunday llclbool; 7 p. 111. Ev· 'llareb ol Gad, 1111. lllip ....W. 10 a. m. ....., m. Eveaillg WonlliP. 1 p. m.; Branch, N. C. with his parents. service: 'l'lundiY. 7:30 Rev. IJIDlll Workmu. ,..... other 8~ 7:45 p. m. Sm> Prayer IIIIII!Dg, 7 p. m. Wed. Mr. and Mrs. L. F'. Vance. m. Prayer II1I8IIDio SUndaY Bcbool Oolli a.m.; Wor daJ ScbDO~ 10 a. m., John Rev. Clyda ~. Rellderaoo. Pill' Mr. Chester H. Curry Is • Carpenter llpdal Cbareb: alllp III'VIco U a. m. 8lld 7:30 BalleJ, Supt. Prayer meeting tor. 1111rglcal patient at Veterans I o. m.; Mora- a. m. PraJnr IIIOIIIDI 7•10 p 'ftle UDUod Meibodlll Cbar<b QIDrcll ot lh N - . .,..,. Memorial Hospital. It 10:15 a 111. m. 'l'UIIIdar: YOUDI Peopll' pomeroy - Rev. Melvin AI· eroy Rev. Clyde lleoderiDII, WIN ONE CLAl!ll Btptlat Clllreb. MJddle. meellnlo 7:30 p. m. l'rlllal· kire, paotor. Olllrcb ScbQol 9: IS pastor: Suoday SeboOI 9:30 a. The Win won aaao of !be E port, Rev. Dooald a-, DD llall8lld ChUU 01 God, an. a. m., Leo Crew, Supt. Leo llbip oorvjeea 7:110 p. m. Sui> · tor: Sunday 8eooOI 11:1& a. 111., Jobll Smallwood, p111tor1 SundaJ vaughan, AasL Supt. Laymen's m.: MOI'IIinl WonbiP 10:11 a. U.B . . Cbureh held their recent Fred Hoffman. Supt.; 10:15 a. School 10 a. m.; EvanRellllf1c SUndoY· Divine Worahip 10:30 a• .ervlces 7:30 p. m. P r a y a r meetmc. at !be Pood Worslllp Servlco; BYP I p. aerYico 7 p. m.: Young People m. Afternoon. S to 5 P· m m.i NYPS 6:45 p. m. Evento& for a wtener roast. Tbe IDYoaaEveninl wonblp, 7:30 p. J!:Ddeaver 7 p. m. W~Y: Methodllt Youth Fall Meelinll meelinR. 1:110 p. m. Thursdtl)'. tloD was given by Rev. Marlill Wed. 7:10 p. 111. Prayer Prayer meelin& 7 p, m. Salllr- at JaeboD lolelhodlst cburcb amrcll ol lbe Nlllreae, Rio Berislord. Mrs. Olarl.el Weaver meeting Thursday, 7:30 p. m. doJ. Tuesday, 6 P· IlL lith anwver· olne, Ohio. Sunday Sebool It presided al the businoos JDetl. praeUce. Grace Eplseopal Cbudl, oary of WSCS. Potluck supper 9:30 a.m. sunday WonbiP . l"'rd Bapdal Cllurdl, Pom• Pomeroy, Tho Rev . Rlcbard H. with Mrs. Warren Bright as Service 10:30 a.m. SUnday Ev• ing. Devotionals were led by "'1 - Rev. carver WUUomo. Martin, RectOr. sandaJ - Mar- guest speaker. Ladies of the aing Service 7:30 p.m.; Mid . Harry Pickens. 0:30 till lO::IJI, aing Prayer and Sermon. IO:SO chnreh iDYited. Thursday week Prayer Service Wedne• Those attending wen Rev. service. 10:30 a. m.: a.m. Coffee boor lollowlng. evenln& choir rehearsal, Mr. d8J 7:&0 p.m. Rev. Morrla M. 8lld Mrs. Marlin Berisford and and Junior churcb lor ltlllerPNe !!UB Cllardl, Ret. Robert Garner .choir director. wotte, Pastor. Andy, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mil· children. MaM.el Smlth, ptStor. WO!!hi)J The public invited to Divine llatland Clldl'eb ol lba Nlllfo ler, Leah Ann and Gail, Mr. 8lld Flrlll Ba Ptilt Cb-• llachle aervlce , a. m.: SWJday worship IllDrnmg.....,... .,., sunday Sebool D:30 a. m.·' es. Mrs.Jean, Harold Bumgarner, • ...., rano& Sunday BaD lr!IIIIOdlal June and MaryDelor· Jan, 9 30 C. L. O'Conner, pastor. Seboo~ 10:30 a. m.. Youtb ll'eJ. - Sunclar School 9 a. m., Mrs. Morning Worship to,~ a. m. Mr. and Mrs. James Roush, LJn. 1s;:;:~~ School 9:30 a. m., Sam Jowslllp 6.30 p. m., Boys and Fred N SUpl Worslll Evan&e~Jstic service 7.15 ~· Ill. do and Jeff Mr. and Mrs Rob1< · supL; !0:411 a.m. Mon> Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. m.: Ylct '"~ m. 'Rev. W~n:i Midweek prayer servtce,7:45 p. erl Cooke, and Mrs. Luther worship: 6,30 p. m. BYI' EYeaing service 7:30 P· m., 2nd Stutler, pastor. m. Wednesday. Smith and diUdren, Mr. and Junior FeUowlhiP: 8 p.m. and ttb SUndays: Youth Choir, Beatb 01elllodlll Qurcb, Mid- Syrtcllo Cll~b ollbe N- Mrs. Charles Weaver and CharEvening service: 7:30 p. m. 8:80 P· m. Wednesday. Prayer dleporl 14. E. Dow>oD paator· rene, William C. 1'borj>e. pastor. lene Mr and 'Mra Harry Pick· Wednesday, Prayer meeting: Meeting, 7:30 p. m. Wedl>esday. Mrs. Nan Moore, School SUnday Srhool 9:30 a. m.; Morn- ens.' Mr ..and Mrs. Dorsey Roush pPracilce· m Wednesdtll' •·•-• 9:110 L lngPentecostal wurshtp 10.30 a. m. Route and Carolyn, Jay and Jackl~ . P ;,_Senior Tue• Lottrldge IIUB Charch,, Rev. SUpL; Cb·-• "'~ ......... Assembly, . • 3·30 ~ . Eugene E. Emeraon. pastor; m.: Woralllp 8erVIco, 10:30 a. t'4, Rev oauJ E Jones pasror Ridgway, Mr. and Mro. Cecil JuniOr Choir sunday Scbool 9:411 L m. RuJ. m.: Melbncllst Youth relloW· s;.ooay School 10 .. .; . War- Pickens, George, Judy and Su· Bartlonl . Baplltl dl'eh- sell Archer, SupL SUndaY llhlp, 7 p. m.: Olfidal Boanl do Wednesda and san Lake, Mrs. Thomas Hoff. Warren G. Zmn, p051orSe Morn; woralllp 10:411 a. m. and 7:30 meeting, lat Sunday ol month, jj,e PentecO:taJ Church,~ man and Tommy, Mrs. Engen< ' worhshlpN, 9d a.Mm... Chrrnonh. p. m. alternately. Bible ltudy 7:30 p.m. WSCS. 2nd Monday dleport South 3rd Ava . Sunda• Hudnall and David. 'Jesus t9:50 ' ee ; urcto and prayer Ml'VICI · 1ed by pan. o1 '11DDw. " 7·30 ~·-· School 'tO a.m.; SWJday·· evening' school a. ym. an TUesdtl)' . p. m.,· ...,.nor FAMILY REUNION 7 Thursday is west Virginia Bat>" or 7'30 p. m. Wednesday. CbrJt. Wedneldo!· p. m. . , evangelistic service, 7:30 p. m. Oescendanll ol the late Cbar1 3 0 7 llsl state convention at Parkers- ::'W:~:or, 7:110and P· tes and Elzanna Roush held • Y moo~ p. m., rd w:'~ · • ~!:~:· Wednesday m.; SaturdJ:Bible mghtStudy Prayer family reunion on sunday at tbe 6:00 TO 8:00 :~~.~~Sc~~bool9•110 Farman Bank & Savings Co. ~ I 10 Girls LOAFERS Slu 121.1J to 4 4'h to 10 ;:~SeboOI Cburcl. $].99 . pr. a;··· Roush's Shoe Store Frlda =" MoralnJ Slar EUB CIIDJch, Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Wor· Worohlp 7·"0 p. m. Putor, Rev. New Haven Park. Those attend· ISUiorlay Schrol 9:30 a. m. Preaeb- Rev. Menzel Smlth, pastor: Bot5 slllp semce 11 a. m. . B. L. Barrell. ing were Mr. and Mrs. Robert toP Sunday 2:30 p. m. L m. Sunday Scboo~ F'n;<l MonJe Cbape !Metbodiot llarrlsonv111e PreabyteriiD Kelling, Bobby and Cheryl, Mr. Prea wm BapU.I Churcb, Smith, oupL; Earl Shuler, Aaa L ~!":' :;.artly,sun:•lo~h~~v~~ Church, John Davies. pastor: and Mrs. Frank Kelling, Shir· Rutland, p tor, fte9. p au 1 Morn•og woroldp tO: IIi a. m.: a Ym '. Pr~~cbin 1[ a m Church School t0:30 a. m. Wor·, tey, walden, Johnny, Charles 11 IT••,lnr·, Sunday School, 10 a.m. Preyer meeUng S P· m. Thurl' ·P~Iand Met~ 'cb~rcb- ship service :30 p. m. Jr., Emma Glllwater and dau· Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preaching day. H. L. McDaniel, pastor. Sunday Reorganized Cbar<b ot Jeou ghter Lois Diane, Mr . and Mro. lserirtee 7:30p.m.; I'J'ayer oer· South Bethel EUB Church - School 9,30, Harold Rou!h, Cbmt of Latter Day Salnta, sa Walter Kelling and Mary, El !vices, 1::lO p. m. Wedneadtl)'. Rev. Eugene E. Emenon, pat- Supt; Kenneth McLeod, assll miles lrom Racine oo Racln"' zanna Dristoll, aU of Columbus loll. MortU Baplllll Sunday SchoolSUpt. 9:45 Sunday a. m., Supt., Portland Road. Sunday10,30 School Fr<d Kelhng and daugh corner of Fourth and Mam Sl tor. Norman 1L Babr, day. Preaching 7:30 p. m. Sun.l,9,30 a. m.; Worship a. Ohto, ter Barbara of Delaware, 0. Rutland First BapPIII CIIDJch Two B&Es Probed l W7 with the hope it wUl, in rome mea~ure, foster and he P rill• tain that whkh js good in family and community life, thit /llflo lure It lpGRIOred "J J... the burinesr firmr and organlwtionl whoee IJQIIIel appear befOUJ, "Who me? Owe $1600! I just got here:' Plea1aat VaUey Hoopltal Jo!~"'~1(EPDI p?.~~ S£1 OUR COM!'I.ITI . : Georse Elmer PT. IIEASONTh Pol · • . eaaant· Wayne AI PI e nt SELECIION Of CARAvtLL! \ len Huffman, Glen~ood · G E. eaaant Woman'a Club will &ADI£S AND MEN.S WATCHUI Curnutte, Gallipolis· ' J . open Itt 1965-116 aeason with a k & .• ~ weler.t "''·- ._.., .., Roach II, Pt. Plea;ant · Rae~or David Tarhett, Henders~n - Colleen Phillips, Pi. Ple~sanl Hattie Tucker, Pt. Pleaoant: Mro. James Aile Pt PI ' ant; Charles Me.;;~ws, · Mil:: Darlene Wallis, Galltpolla Fe;. ry. d~ru;~r ~eeting Friday a p.m. a ~rs. e leasant Point Resort. J. M. Foglesona, retired lot. Ple•sant High School biJ. ry teacher, Will be the &Uelt :~ak~r~ the evening and will ope ~" Lr~ceMnt hlour ol 11:111'.· : · · o r, prealdent, WIU _Preside during the busines!l DISCHARGED: Gordon M. Se·'" ·;s;"soo;;;n,_ .------ Sutton ~~~~:_~lhside Budget buy ••• FRIGIDAIRE Frost· Proof Refrigerator! I Society Notes 1 "7,M:"r.-an-d:"':':""Mrs-.Ra.._lph-IAt--cel· 1 obrated their 50th wedding annlversaly with open house tecenUy. Mra. Betty Van Meter and Margaret :.no and Palrlelc were ruests of ~auline Rote reeenU Mr. and Mn. Darrell ' lor' Burbank, flslted bta uncle .Mr. and Mrs. Allen Taylor dJJr: a trip throop thla ~rt of I'"I tre •tate , recent week end Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Plckena ra:: I weeken~ guests of her parentl, and children of Jackson Wert I Mr. Model PPDS-14T·I 13.81 cu . ft. • lla100·Ib. zera zane top freezer. • No frail, no defrosting tVIr, even in freezer! P•ckoKOS never stick together. A dllight to use. . • T•ln veg1t1ble Hydra!ora : hold neorty 10 busheL • Raamy ttorage door hM IPICI lor •us. mn "".gal. cartons. 0 EVOIJ thlll fUll·Width, ~ SJ69·'s fulkltpth, Even Loss with Trade·ln BAKER FURNITURE and \fro Allen Taylor. , Mr~. Martlnl Whit< and Un· da mlled briefly with M Warren Rose. "· Mr. and Mro. Warren Rose and daupter visited hia al!ler Mr. and Mr:. Tbomao HotW: of Momtne Stat recently, Mro. Marthl Rw apent a night with her dallgbter and ftmlly, Mr. and Mrs Tho Holter. · maa Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rose made a bu5Tneso trip to Colum- Elfttrle Ptw.r • ••Oh/1'1 M"t AbunJ1nt Rlllllrrt recently. Mr. and Mr!. Harry Snyder I <md ' "'• •larrl and Thelma ~WEB CDMPAIIl of ~law~re ~ere visiting friends rn Me,gs vounty over a recent ! weekend. : The Horse Cave Pioneer Farm I I Bureau Youth Council met at the homo ' 1 their Rdvisor M~ I Evelyn Holler with a good ·t· · I , trndancr. ' Mrs. Pauline Rose attended tho meeting of the Golden Rule Sewing Circle If the home ol Mrl. Anna Let Tuck~r. R•· cone Rt. recently. Potluck luneb was served at IIOClll. MIDDLEPORT, 0. _________________ JJ .. j ~b, jMIJ!dle•port. R•v. Nyle BordeD. Worabip 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p. Racine Metbodltl ChDJch, m., SUnda" evenin~ service at Mr. and Mrs. Barry Montgom \:"-----....;~-------------------·t\ a.mlnister. Sunday School 9:30 Ill. Alternately. Bible Study H. L. McD~ pastor: SUn· 1::\0 p. m.: Wed .. worsh<P serv· ery ond daughters Michelle an< m. Arnold Rlebarda, Supt. aDd Prayer service led by pas~ day School , a. m.: Pnact> 1ce al 7,30 p. m. Pastor, C. W Melinda of Belpre, Ohio, Mrs R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. TINY'S FOODLAND Hldllleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS Baktn ol Good Bread ' Each new American citizen bon thll day atartl life with a t1800 debt. If he gi'OWI up to be a bnladWinner, and works the normal40 years, he'll pay his government about #71,000 at the current tax rsta- that'I mora than it would COlt him to buy hil family thrH beautiful homn. And even that doesn't keep up wtth the spending. He'll probably leave his children, and their chll· dren, an even larger debt. . Fortunately,indlvidualtlxpay· " ' have atrong alll11 in lnvettor• owned, tax· paying companill. They pay taxee on their eaminiJI Juat 11 you do, only biggerbigger in rate (60%) and much bigger in amount. Last year Ohio Power Company paid more than •34 million in federal, and local taxes-equal to the annual tax paid by 18 thounnd families. Thirty·four million dollars That's a lot of achoola, highways: mi~alles and mimeograph ma· Ch1nea that you didn't have to pay for. Ohio Power h.. to u11 tharp-pancil efficiency and IOUnd bualneaa management to meet thia civic obligation while we continue to bring you the best possible electric aervice at the 1owa1t posaible coat. Mr. We F111 All Doctors Prescriptions llulltlntton. W. Va. WY 2·29~~ WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING Kf) U.eoln fll, Ml4dleport WY 14!150 LIEVING COAL COMPANY Po'"eroy V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 130 E. Second Pomerll!' WY 2-2440 GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. 9 110 Morning Wonhip, \0:30 a. 111. cr, 7:30 p. m. Thuradoy. lng 10:30 a. m.: MYF 6 p. m.; Proflott All evenmg aerv· Harry Root, Mrs. Alma Hesson Naoml Baplllll Cborch: 8111> Syracuse E.U.B. CbDJch. Paal Prayer WJd Bible Study, 7,30 p, oces begm at 7:30 D m Mrs. Jack Hesson, Shane ant School 9:30 a. m.; Wor- A. SeUen, P8110r. m. Wednesday. 1 Oar Lady ol Loretto Mission . Troy, Mrs. Eugene Hesson, Ric 11 a. m.: Prayer service, 9:30 a. m. SUnllay Schoo~ Ben Roek Springo Motbodlst _ Lana Bonom •. Rev. Thoma• P"' ky and Regina, Mrs. Charle> p. m. Wednesday, Qui.!enberry, SUpl; 10:30 a. Ill. Chesler Lemley, pastor: Wor- tronek •. admmostrator: Sunday Roush. Rebecca aod Joey. Mrs Carleton o;:burcb. Klagsbal'y Morning Worship aervtca, 1st ahip llel'Vice 9,30 a. m.; s'"" MaS! 8.30 .' · m., est.. lloly llays Monam Ohlinger, Donald Oh Road, Rev. Clyda Hinton, pas- and Srd sundaya of tho month: day School, !0:15 a. m.; MYF of Obllgati?n, 7 p. m. linger, Mr. and Mrs. N. B 1 tor. Sllnd&y School, 9:30 a. m.; 7:30 p. ~ Eveaing EvaogeJis. 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Sl Joba Catbolto Mloolon: Rou sh and Robert and Mr. ""' Ralph Csrl, 1111Pl sunday Wm'· Ue Service, 2od and 4th Sui> Study, Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. near Guysville !Dutch Ridge! . MrS. Cliff Roush , all of Ne• oblp service, 10:30 a. m. and day ol month. BETHANY RuUaad Metbedlst Cllurcll- Rev. Frank Morum, 8 Haven. 7:30 p. m. alternately. Prayer 9:30 L DL Mornin& l'lonblp: Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor: tor, Sunday Mass 10,30 · m., 1 ~TTENil CONFERENCE meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. 10:30 a..m. Sunday Schoo~ Bly· Church School 9:30 a. m.: \'lor Holy D•y of Obligation 6:30 a. I Mrs. Sara !lawson. Mrs. Ma CotamblrChapel: Woralllp,.... the The;as, Supl; 6;30 p. m. ship service, 10:30 a. m., M m.: Confession, \1 hour hefore [ric Roush, Mrs. Faye Smith •Ice eacb Sundtl)' 9:15 a. m.: Youtb Fellowship. CARMEL - Y. F. Monday, 8:30 p. m. Mass. , Miss Norma Roach, and Mi" Sunday School 10 a. m.: Youth 9:30 •· m. Sunday SchOOl. Way- Sllvmvfllo Motbodlst Cbureb The Sa.lvatlon Army, Envoy i Ethel Roddle of New Haven and Service 6:15 p. m. Evening Wor· no Roush, SupL; 10:30 a. m. Arthur Stitt, pa•tor Sunday Ray S. Wmmg, office~ m charge. 1 MrS. Evelyn Gammon of Point 7 o. m. each SUndtl)'. Morning Worsblp, 2nd and 4th School, 9:30 a. m.; Gene WoUe SUnday 10 a. m. lloliness mee~ Pleasant attended an all day Chnreh 01 Cbrlll, SUnday of the month; 8 p. m. Snpt, Services Thursday even- mg: IO,JO a. m. Sunday SchooL reading conference on Satul' Art Marcum, minister; Bible Evening Evangelistle Service, lng. Sunday 7 p. m. Young People'• day, October 2nd in Wheeling, School and Morning Worship, 1111 and 3rd Sunday of month. Sutton Methodist Churcb - l.egJOo : 7:30 ~. m. Salvation W. Va. at Triadelphia High 10:30 a. m.; Christian Endeav· TUppon Plalna IIUB Cbardl, IL L. blcDaniel, pastor: Clint meettng: Thuf'day • I to 3 La- School. Home League, 1Blbl p. m. Prop Th'1s mee ,.mg was ro-sponsor• • .,• .,__,.g r-•I;ULI• W-lllp v•" • Rev. En~e ooo-- E. Emerson • pa:v Orr ' Supt· Preaching 9·1S · am · · lies 7or p,6m.P m tor; SUnday worship 9:30 a. m. Sunday School 10:15 a m ' 1asses: 7 30. •· m. e study. ed by the Northern Panhandle . ' . 4 i .·, P•• ' Paeevllle Commllllfly Cbardl SI!Dday 8eliOol 10 a. m., HI> Oak Grove Methodist Cburcb, ... ayer meetmg. Other services Council of international Read· Rev. Russell Cline, pastor. - bart VIneyard, Supt Bible Sllr H. L. McDaniel, pastor, Earl >v announcement iug Association of Wheeling and l!ttabllohed In 1904 Young People's service 7:30 p. ely and prayer services led by Cross, Supt. Sunday SChool at Pomeroy Seventh Da7 Advm Science Research Asociates Inc Middleport m. Thursday; Evangelistic oer- pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. , IO:IS a. m.; Preaching 9:15. tisl Church - Mulberry Height> Chicago, Illinois. , . Well Columbll. w. va . WY 2·3284 vice Saturday, 7:30 p. m.: and Adult class meetlng 7:30 p. S)Taeuse Methodist ( burch, Rd., north ot Meigs Memoria• Th . . Pb. Muon 7'13-6593 SUnday 7:30 p. m. m. last MondaY ol month. IWendell G. Stutler, postor., Hospltat. Pastor, F. W GUford e speakers were 1 Shir. Hemlock Grove CllrltUU Federated Cbllrcb, Pomeroy, Worship Service 8A5 a. m. Sun- Assistant PastOl, James R 0 15 Church, Worship terv1ce, 9:30' Rev. w. H. Perrin, pastor; day School US a.m. MYF SU1l- Hoffer Services on Saturday · Y · ore. JSe e1 L m. Sunday School, 10, a. 111. Carl Kautz, Supt.: Suo d a , day 6 p. m. Prayer meetinll Sabbath School, I :30 p. m. 8 N;rth Gra II,.,_ Cullums, Supt School, 9 a. m.: Worship bour Sunday 7:30 p. m. Worship, 2,30 p. m.: You II' · roves, aJ ax, a., anc "Your Keepsake Store" Brodlord Chorcb o1 Cbrllt, 10 a.m. Letart Falls United Brethren meeting, 3:30 p. m.: Bibl• Stu· 1Or. Russell A. Slater of Toledo, PomerDJ West !bin St. 0 Pomeroy PERSONA!.S · Joe Robinson, Minister; MI. Uldoo F.W.B. Cllnrdl to C rist Church, Sunday School dy. Thurlday, 7:30 p. m., o• 312 E. Main SL Support the Cburcb of Your Cholea Bomer F<XTes~ Supt.: Bible SUnday School 9:45 a. m., Earl 9:30 a.m. worslllp services. The :rJ Evans llelgbta, GaiUpolls. School 0:110; Moroing Worlllip, Starkey, supL; Evening wor first and third Thursday even- Edeo United Bretllren Ill Mr. ana Mrs. Clyde Unger o IO::W a. m.; Evening Worsb1~, ship, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil Cos, logo at 7:30 and the second and Cbrtsl Cbardl: Rev. Elden R. Buckhannon, W. Va. were re m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. t..yman; YOUDJ People'• mee1o fourth Sunday nights at 7:30. ~alko, oastor; SUn<lav School. cent guests of Mrs. Martln Oh II n••~o Study. 1ng and Blbla Study, 7:30 p. m.: James Morrison, p111tor. 10 a.m.: Winnie Holsinger. supl. linger. Building Supplies and Millwork Outer Clmrdl o1 C•rtll Wedneoday; Choir practice at Hysell Roo fl'H Met•oclllll. L'bristian Endeavor. 7:15 p. '11 Mrs. Russell Ohlinger anddau General Contractine Chester, Oblo Bible School 9:30 a. m. Preach7:30 p. m. Thursday. Bober' E. Smith, Sr., post!Wo Mrs. Lyda Chevalier. pretldent. ghter, and family, Mr. and M Phone WY 2-3978 lng 10:30 a. m., first and tldrd Oaavtlle Pllplm DoiiDets, (P. SUnday Sebool 9:30 a. m., Wor cla!RS fo; all. Song servicet. Carl Hudnall and sons, MiSI 'lundays. 0. LangoviUe, Ohio), Rev. 0. H. ley Haley, 'lupt.: Morning wor· g p. m. Preaclltng 8:2!1 p. m.; Florence Fisher, Mrs. Emm• Moton Qty Cbarcb o1 CRill. Car~ pasta:: Sunday School, 0:30 ship 10:30 a. m. Youtn Service. \lid Week Prey•r meellng, Ut Dilger of Charleston, 1'1 . Va Miller Street; SWJday Bible a. m., Robert Grate, Sup~ War- 6:411 P· m.: EvaagellsHc m.. P· m. Wednesday, Clast Lelfl. recently visited with friend! ant 1 a. m. BveDinl Wor- ship aen1ee at 10:3; a. m.; PIJ. sage, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer moot. er. Mn Mazie Rnlsln11er . relatives here. Paints and Bardwan Bnlldm and ButldlllJ Supplies ::Ill p. m.; Bible Study, p1m Youtb, «·tS p. m.: EYa1l- Jog. Thurst.., 7:30 P m. Btebtel Evangelical Vnlted ---7:30 p. m. Wednesday. 1eUsdc service, 7:30 p. m. MidFne MolloOdll1l Clurell, LA.,. Brethren Church Sunday A thooptlnr tbe dey-BenPb. Wt 9-3273 RaclruJ Pb. 985·2005 Cbe:;ter, Ohio Middleport CbordJ at Cbrtlll, Week Prayer and Praise, Wed- ~ Cliff. l.ev . R. ~ •ene <all. ScbQol 9:45 a. m. Worship, ry David Th .....a said: "II 5th an~ !bin Slreeta Donald aesday, 7.30 p. m. pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a. 2nd and lth Sunday, 9·15 a. taktl two to speak the lrnlh. Hicks, mlni.!ter; Bible School, Klagdom Doll o1 Jebovab's m.: Pb1l Wise. .upl: Mornlnt! m. Acbash Miller. pastor. ooe to opeok 8lld ID4llloer 10 :30 a.m., Koune'h McElhinney Wltne....· PobUc meeting. sun- W<>l'ohip 10:30 a. m.; Yo • t • UB Cboreb. Lelar• <u bear.'' Supt.; Momlng Worship, day 5 p. m., Watchtower atudy '!orrleol 7 p, m.: Evongelistit day School 9:30 a. m.; Worship ~=------Asbland OU Products 111. second Ave. 0:30 m. Evening Worship, 1 p. m.; Bible IIndy 'l'Ueoda' oen1ee 7:30 P. m. !olld Week ., ' ' SUnda) 7,30 o m. llartlord Parish, Warren G. Phone W'i :!-34!11 7 p. m.. Prtl)'er Service, Wed· 1 p. m. 8erv1Ce meeting, 7 p. prayer servtco 7:30 p. m. Wed Letort Falls Uelted Urethtel Zion, pastor. Hartlord Baptist Brown's Bottle Gat Mlddkport. Oblo neoday, 7 p. m. m. TOOra<lay: Ministry school, Wednesday •nd Friday """'"' in Christ Church. James Mor· Chureh, CommUDiOD Worship Pomel'OJ WY 2-2168 · Cburcb ol Olrlll, PomeroJ. 6 p. m. Thunday. , . . _ Oolpel Mbllon, a. rison, pastor . Sunday School at service 9 1 m. Tuelday, H5 Jerry Masters, pastor: SUnday Sl. Pial's and Sl JaiMI'I ' tllail SH,mvlUa Road: E. J 9:30 a. m. Preacnill!l , erv•ces Children under 12; 1, CbUdran School 9:30 1. m. Clmrdl 10' 30 IA!theran church. - Momlng Griffith, poator: RoRer W1~ first and third Thursday even- 12 and up; 7:30, Adult Study a. m.: Christian Ettde..or, 6:30 wurship 8:16 a. m. and to:tll lord, SupL. SUnday School w illgs at 7:30 p. rn. Second and II"Ollp. p. m. Evening Service. 8:311 p. a. m.; Sunday School 9:30 a.m. I m.; E•IID!Iellatl• Service, 7· fourth Sunday evenini1S at 7:30 Mlddleporl Ftnl l l - ,.. Specialty - Southern Fried Steak Quality Furniture 11 Lower Prtceo (Bolb eongresatlon! are meet.- 311 p. m "Tayer meeUng, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting second I oytUiau Cbureb. Rn. Howii'O a13 N. 2nd Middleport WY 2419'18 llatlalld Chareb II Cllrllll. ing as one at Sl John's Church • m. Tuesda~ aad fourth J'hursday eveningt R01ppell pastor: Soaday Sc:hool HlddiODOrt. Oblo Bible Sebool 0:30: Oomnnmlon at Pine Grove while the oew llltllaad Mllltotl • Olive N•• and lir91 and third Sunday ev· t 30 a. m. Mr. Fred Lowta, 10:30 a. m., V. H. Braley Sl. Paul'a Cburd• 19 betn• bUilt man, missionary pastor: ilw> ellinp at 7:311 p. m. supt.: 10:30 a. m. 11/orshlp; b • Supl. Sabra Canaday. pianist: Allred Molbedlol Cbdl'e• - day School. 9,30 a. m.: WoralliP MI. Bermoo Jnlted Bretbron p. m. YF: Wed. 8,3' Juruot Bible StudY. 7:30. OObert flo. Rev. Pearl casto, pa!lor. SUll- 10,30 a m.; Preachin& 7:311 P ill Christ Church. James Mor· Choir' 1 p m Senklr Choto mine, lesder. day School at 9:30, Charl.el Tay- dl.; Prayer aervlce, 1:30 ~ m. rison, pastor. Su•oday School a,.- l'lfll ~ ,.. Devoted to the luterests Zfoo Cburdl or Cbrlll, Pom• lor, oupt. Worship servleeo at 1\uradav. 9:30 a.m. Preaching services DyWIID CburCII - CburcD ..,. rov · Uarri...,Vble Road, J!u. 10:46 a. m. with the Rov. ca. SyraeU81 M*toe Rn. Eor• first and tltlrd Sunday nlgbtl . ,.., , a. 111.1 Sn 1 . '" ' Of the Melgs.. Mason Area LOCAL VNION 6888 aeue Underwood, minister. Bl· to. Moodily 7:45 p. m. ReVIval · :U.ter. pastor> Servlceo ovary at 1:30 p. m. Second and fourth 10 L m.; Bible StutiJ, Wecl., Ravenswood. W. Va. ole schOol 9:30 a. m.; Mu•oifll aervlceo beRin with tbe Rev: •• NO o. ., Sunday mornings at II a. m. 7:30 p .m. onr!lblp 1:30 p m.: Rober! Rae<! Chester Lemley, evangelist. l'lte Cloari!ft 01 ~ Nt101'<'nt. Prayer meeting every Wedne• Qlelblre-~ p., 'ltble """'"'' '!uPl . ~'ksl01 QtorH CheSter: Rev. Herbert Grato, day at 7:30 p. m. Ctbrisllan li~ 1s11, Dullard llapllal . .QIII>ce Olell<r Cllareb ol God, Rn. Pearl A. CislO, P•otor: Wor putor: Richard llarloo, liupl. delvtll', aeec>'ld and fourth SuJ>. MorDit)C WOI'Iblp 1:11 DET Sir> lllberl Spenelr, ,..W. 9mdOY l IIII'VIOI at 9 L ll., llllttday ·Charles JllaseQ. Asll. 6apt. daJI 11 7:311 p. m. . - OW~ _. lllll T• '-hnDI Q ·30 1. m M0f'11111i , _ School II 10 a. m.; I'ISCS lot '!uiKI•v s.:tloe•' l:lltlo Ill.; Mom Lillie IJpr Utlilell Clltnll V)r&llll." 'f1,uilal - Ollltlaif ilutland, Ohio Bakers ol Bolaum Breld ' U a. .,, I:YIIIflll"" l'bltrldaJ 411 tlllllllll; lltlilrG iGt Wonldp U a. NYI'I ell Otria, Q!elbllt • IJIIr • pltipi]IJ I(DII. ~ISS .I \ HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. BAUM LUMBER CO. ~ ~cN~, ~troll, r ~·· :~ ~erB Ca~h~a, ~· K& C JEWELERS RACINE PLANING MILL STAR SUPPLY CO. GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN FOREMAN & ABBOTI MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA . THE DAILY SENTINEL OHIO VALLEY BAK!NG .CO. MARTIN FUNERAL HOME !"'1"----------------------,.jllflllll 01- W .,1 Plil l l o.',... I �. ., .... , . . .. .._ ~ > • • >- 0. 0 0 "••O ON o • • • •oOo ~ -~ o >OO o o .. ~• 0 - 0 h0 • 0•·~-- . . . . . .. . ~ ~ ~---..-- ...... -. " ..- . .!$~ Ji' . .. .............. , ........ ~-- ,.,........... . ...... . ""-···-"""'"''"' "" ..... ... ...... ... . .. + " '" ... ' ..... .. I , ~ • • ~ ,, •• ' .. J PI \'\1 1-. Ru Classified Ads Your Modern Community 3ullctin Board Net 1- Daily S~ntinel, Pomeroy-Midci!!P~~· ~'-Ocl~96~ - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : , IWJ of thlCoun 1111n. of M._PhiiUPI• &. Hill, J:ueUiriJI late of Jac~ti<J" l~. For S.le Robel lllldH ~ eompet lD th ' techniq l ......"'~· Streel 'lt" band .., ''" .....,...,.. ........ ln. 'M"""•) QI,(Wl H,.,o"'u"'s:::E:--:;F"' O::R""'R ""ENT, in Bradbury. Call Mrs. 0. F. Lyons, SH 2-42114 10 7 3tc · 3 BEDROOM house, nice yard, furnace, close to schools. 122 Union Ave. Call WY 2-3114. .-.hUcali6" .... A.•' 1!.1 I AIIU..... 1 1111Hitl ...... ,...... 'l'I!!Nio \JIIftl •:OO a. ,.,., n•• .,. ""'"""•ttnro The. ed, he! ual be of all , ., • • ((1 ....... II ttcDtl-::==-==co:-----~~_tfc 11 .,,~,!~u'.!!~• ,-o, ..., •• d....,.., FOUR ROOM Furnished apart.... chen, screened in porch, stoker furnace . Newly painted, inside and out. On the Meigs d G II. c ,. I an a Ja ounty me, Rt. 7. · If interested, write owner: Mrs. Bernice Matthews, 613 W. Va. Ave., Dunbar, w. va. ~ 10 1 6tc •boulll ,... 0 f "'~ ....~ 'II" ment. WY 2-3658. 1 t tc c .. ~ .... , ... u IWWI "" .-etpnn..... l. lot - .. -- -- " '" .,.,. -.I"Y'AC• 1.-rtton FOUR ROOM apartment new 111..,,... ' - ' RATS' MICE forly decorated. $40 per month. " eII ~..ma ted . !l.AI' IWI Call Walter Crooks WY 2-1 ever. Get Star, 21> lb. $1.69 f'ol W•n• A t' ~• U.n•• peo -ro on• ·nfertillll j0 6 tfc Ebersbach Hardware, Sug3631. ~lnlmom :JU.... "' ""q ar Run Mill, Pickens Bard· u 1:ento wo,.t ...,, rll.,.. ~ecru"- --I'DIInl UNFURNISHED house, 6 rooms ! ware, Mason. 10 8 ltp 1-------_::.:__:_:::_ 5(1 Del O)Onl 111.- ,llr>' Ofl , . . . W Uld a~ ~ .. lhl11 Ul "'.,._ and bath, with garage. Nice; . . CARf'l 011 rHA"IK!o ... VW'I'\IAK~ .. .1fl . . 011 .oM tab!loca!Jon. $65 a month: sew- 21 m. GAS RANGE, bke new . brlum ltac.ll ~lt.loaiJ wni'CI '"' age paid. WY 2-5434. Call WY 2-3381 or WY 2-265!. OJ'lf!l :1 liOU~ 1=-' 4 II t.. 10oM P Ill Dai)J 1056tc 1083tc POMEROY - 2 story frame, laturi!!U 8:Jtl 'l. "- q, 11:01 110011 IT'b 10 CAB~ - - - -THOMPSON 70 000 BTU 6 large rooms, modern kitch· 'J'(l t'l .At :I. .. TWO apartments in Middleport . '. • gas d b th h &atJI.f I"ROfll 11 .1NO ·shed w;.th e1rculatmg heater. All auto- en an a . ardwood floors, ".t.N'f olD fulJ basement f. ('(j h t one 5 rooms, Unlurnl 0 fenced y·ard. Other 3 rooms matir. Call WY 2-2669. ' gas If PHONE WY 2·2156 08 air heating, large front porch furnis.,ed on ground floor. C"t~ ll 1 3tc nice view of river """ 10 • tit -· Wy 2-ouoo. lo$t and Found "' c Medium eggs, 3 doz Wt' ; Large uo ACRES - 8 mile!i from ~ eous 2 d ~·- c r· ·-~e-to , O'l o;:~~.;; r mp ll"e Pomeroy, 6 room frame ~OST -:-. Rrown and white pony FURNISHED J room apartment 1 marsi-Jmallov<.s, 19 <.' Jb. Fire- home, porch and cellar, barn. m v•r•mty of Langsville. Hj ground floor. 1~5 S. Front,!' side cracker,, '~1c lb . Duncan round ca lli Langsville SH 2-1 Middleport. Call WY 2-.'114!. Hines cake rruc 3 for 89 ._.. other buildings, fenced. water 1 ff.JJY 10 7 3tc ' • in pasture. Can be finan ced · ----- h _ 10 I~ tfcl 46 OZ. pine :nr:~le ]P'<'f, S for $4 ' 00000 · · LOST: Sun day, Gold c arm ; 89c. Regular 29c cookies.1 J%0 ACRES _ Orange Twp.- ; bracelet m Syracuse. "S'' de--,l"RAD..EJ-1 UYI'5 - free sew· for $1.00. 39c cookies, 3 fo J"11 u·•cce. cultr·val•d. b·,larlce - · " . <> Sign on each charm. Keepage and water Brown '! ved) rrau $1B 00 dProduct'rS :r> rl&, :9c g.-'1 in pasture and wood s.· one 7,' sa ke. Fran k Hudson. Rl . I . er Park lsr'te Appro rea , 5 loaves 83. roum frame house and one R' Racine, Ohio. 10 6 3tc J..332.4 Minersville, Obio, t"noln~l: W\tl 10 7 3tc room .w C _ _ j frame house.· both WJ.th II 1 · wa er sys tems barn Jarg Notice REFRIGEHATOH, Gener;.1 1 block garag · th b :ld ' e l ist FLOOR furni shed . 4 rrooms Electnc. Ul good condiiJOn $8 000 00 e. o er Ul mgs LOSE WEIGHT safely W1fh · and bath, modern apartment • WY 2·2859 10 7 3tc ALH,ET M COX Dex-A-Diel , Tablets. 0 n I y JM1ddl epor,t W"1 ..-.w,,. o "'"' ~ - -~ WY" 2•3830 · · SAL~SMAN Three _ Wheel ndmg trartor wy , 363, 98c at Stark I Pharmacy · 9 14 .. ~ uC With trailtr $100 00 PowN 10 8 9 25 OOtp ' · · Jtc :-:c::c::::=:::-:::-::--~-,-'- 1HHt:E aOO tour n•·'1• blrl·" !l& cultivator. $20 00. deep well , H -ot ~- - ·- ----· AUTtJMUBD..E lltsW'8Jlt'e DeeD od _ _.. -a..---ed ...... jet pump, $40.00, ] rotary, r,5 E for _.. -wllll!lu ...-rt. r _ II b sale in nacine, 6 cance1Jed7 lASt your ooPfl· menta W'Y 2-S434 }.j fi tfc r ee ! mowrr . both $15 00. rooms. ase mem . bathroom klr'l .a;cJu----? Ca.U Wl Z..l!JII. TWO BEDROO~ ho ""'. Wh~lbarrow .. 115.00, 9.••· Cll.. corne.r of 4th and Elm, ou L" '-' . mttr · use on Ul· ft. Fri~idaire rerrlgeralor, or _high water. Pnced lor ----~------- coin Hgts . b1rch K.1tcben, llll· "cO. range.!. qmck sale. lnquire a! E,arl's y 2 5127 4PQ · fill.• apar!IJJent h•as . . tomatic gas hcat. W • $ ,· M ll Rt 14 Bart.e1 Shop or rail \\ y t 20 · 00 · 1n In l I er · 8 2{1 ttr . , I 5249 lO lnsur.nce ==~ -~~----~near Carpenter. 10 7 'itc -- ' . .. . 8 tfc GRANGE INSURANCE. Mullen . I T ade FOR SALE 4 r h a e or r 500 LB STEER d ood oom ou~e ln.~urance Agency, Inc. Porn· . an a g nrw b 11 1 h ·· eroy PhonE' WY 2-3381. TWO- NEW W.S. W. snow tireS. ~ family milk ('{) w . Rolland : ~ent a nL•w<IrRe ~ore · base9 l Uc 1 7:,0 x 14.$25.00. or trade for i Searles. Rutland. OhiO 'I grou~d ~ 0 pa~nt, ~ acre ~~---~-- - -tv;o regular 650 x 13. WY. 2- ·, -10-5·61 :, Rt 7, ·SJ's'oo" .OOncPhornoea WYo 12-1 3691 10 6 3tp . . Wan Ie d T0 Buy . --- I 1962 50VALIANT housetrailer , 10 6127. 9 14 30tc j h d \1 FOR SALf I X • wo (' rooms . ca .... ,. ... ,. ., ,.,.,.. '"'""'-"'·, ..~.. I rivet phonic, product '* ' bru his turn(!( Its shaJ 10unds In It In the lion. 'Die I I ' (If Teaumenllrl' or 11id Mtate Jnnitd In the c ounty Court uf Jadt.loll Coun. ty, wut VlrJinla and \bal dMI el.llra or clalrnl of any credlton of uld de· oeden\ ,tb~iU be presented to thll Court 111ithln • •x month• alter •lie date oj eald rmnr or be forev1r bar- poAible Jlen upon tlJe Oltle rul eJt.ate of 1ald deeedent. I DaUd thll lth dU of Oc!ober 111011. I JOHN C. BACON o\.c-LIDI Judll of t.be Probate Court 01' Melfi CouniY. Ohio , 6NEAK OFF AN' FRIENDS and NEIGHBORS •• The '66 Chevrolet SHOWN AGAIN TODAy and SATURDAy UNDER THE BIG PAVILION FUN - FAVORS - PRIZES p Q M ERo y MQ TQ R USED CAR CENTER OPEN TIL 9:00 PM co • Your Chevy DEALER MEIDl COUNTY, OHIO l I ltatJI TN unkn~twn H11n, "·D•"''""' c~muu&tr•ton, hecuten •nd AulgM of John Wrltl'll, 41H . . Hd, et el .. DlfenUilll. I Ralaton Wrl~hL whOJ re.lde. at 4111 Gar<lner OrJve . P.-.rt Charlott-e. florl · I da. L. J . Wrilhl, whu r~aiOO at •11 Cau..~ rlllr Stntlt. 1Juqlle8nl!. Pennayl· [""''· '''"" Strll!l, Wnoh<. whoParkenbur ~....... 1705 Sprinl .. Weill Vi rsl~ill, Mild~d Rout • .who re! side• at nn!i Sprln1 Street, Park1 bur~ We1t v1r1 inh1, caaper IUd. w!Mo • rt!.mle~ mt G~nvlew Drive P1rk· enbUTR Wnt VlrJinla, lhl' llllknown heir~. de~ o UII!I, IP.Ialel!t, admtnltlrat• · or~. ell:~uton and wut.rn¥ ot Jolt11 , Wr ig ht. decii!U!M, the unllown tleln. I dev i~I'I'J, · ~~ateea. admlnllfrat.or~ . ex I et'Ulon and Hllillll 1ar of o.o,-,_. Wnf!:ht . thr ~ on ot Ed Wri.11ht, <.It'· cea!led. the unknown heln, dl!vl•en. L•••••"• . . ··-" -.,..-------------:-11 -.-y ···-11.-...... ......... _ ............. -..,... . - r --- r-·.- II. lt.RI.,..iai """"""' I SAW PRECIS lfWELE MOVEM • II'.Priod pl.... J Ohio Pallet Co. SE SELU WilES v • ' • " ~99 MASON I 'r balan~e 'l·~<lo o) A.• Bu I ... • . 11.0~ ;•fr~'- -1 ~:~~~:~~~;;~~~~~~:;:~~~~~~ VISIT MOTORS DISCOUNT FOR ,J I 60 VOLKSWAGON 2 DR. SEDAN PLENTY I 1 • I •• F • T I h ~. t • E • .. OF HOT • WATER • FOR THE • MODERN • HOME! $49.95 OHIO VALI.EY PLUMBING & HEATit !G 1 · ~· ~ . .. - - ... ,~ . .... ~~ ··· •···• · • ·- ·t ...... .. .......... . 4- •- •,.. .. t ::::::s me. 62 61 FORD GALAXIE 1$. n.,.rto l~.N- 2T. R.tl&tl.ve llt.lfora1o 18.CIIII- atl. lllolll ottho- . -- 28. Poker stake Ill.~ aLPare 32.8ober aa. Aloft M.UI:Ger. askatcn ...,._, tly lllbr. sr.o.- KINO - aa. Dallea a. tl>lltoot 42. Nonte' explorer 43. Compass point 44.Spuma IIOW!I •• 1.Boek "And · today he was a COOO boy!" DAILY (JJtYPTOQUOI'E - Hore'o hew to woik 1&: ~.:11: 1' D L B .t. A X a LOif&FI:LLOW One lttter llmpiJ atudJ: for uothtr. 1a UN lltllnple A IJ u.d for t.h4l \h.nt L'.. X for tM 0'11. tb;!. 8J.Dile lett.,-•. &pOItrophlel, thl )eqUl ud formatloD. of tbl ww4t ue Ill htnta. to 'WD E ; ~ b. day thCI oode lettera aN dlfrereDt. .t.a,,.._q.o_ FM.QQR~ DUZ ISAI DIJZ XLDBLX KX 1.8 ltTIJ X1'1JI: II'KQQJU.-VST ISAB By CHESTER GOULD DICK TRACY lli:SAJQ TICI Yoolr' ..if'o Cr7Piotpl!ltM All AI'PEASJ:J\ IB ONE WHO FEEDS A CROCO~OPING If WILL lilAT IIJII. l.o411T. --(:HlJltCIIILL WMPO Radio I, 3 ROOMS New Furniture otolo lii.Boa ,'" I a c.... -~~~ • $5Q·OO Boot. ~: ~on ot Gt'or*""' wrJ 11 ht, daceaH4J,1 th' 11nknown Mtn, devl~"'"· le1Atee , ad LOGS ohUd; 8.- B.Apl B.RI-Iil · - - -- · - Cuthlo T.O>ckoo ll.W- lupagc I 1 ._. 25. Ol'tllldo biiOod Ill water 1100\ot - • 8. J'ott..NCI bwttnr I s Otr· lnehlot: WWI 11-lbloll _-,----. - 11-N~ L- oomma,.. ·~e::'e;~~~~~~m~~t.~:~~~~~ w.;;:~t:~! . :JII.Guklo'a 2.1AJolt7 2.Kiwl 1.Cllll'oI .Ptlo iN THI COUIT OP All Those Who Attended The Showing of e GIFTS - COMMON PLIAI LEGAL NOTICI No. UoiH H•rrll. Pl•lntiH, i ISO Fl5HIN', . DAILY _,.. CROSSWORD _ _ __:"::':._':_8_1.'1. 22. 3LI mini•! ~~~~l1n1 ol \ohrle raton. !lief. utocuton deeea11ed, and tlle unknown hf'il"s. tlrvt~t>e•. luateu. al~mlnlltra I Ooton. Hell'a See O 8' D' I f u dC Lo II . ",lan.extrutor• d~ \'l'R •e d,•nd 11ndaulf!W Robert ofOoimlln ur •g ISp ay 0 se ars . . • west Prices You1 Find 'addree~ unknown. ,~ . m tako!' noth:e , that o:' t" ~ 61h day of Octo\Jot!r. !965. I Pa111 l.l••rrJ~ flied nJ• Petltlnn. a.~~:ain" '" lh·· I ourt or Common l'leu -- - f'n(·e 10 wnieh '' hereiJJI marl, . Thl!l l thfm of Ml'll' ~ County, Ohio. •ne ume tw-lnl But.iness Services AUTO SALES herein de!!erlbed 1rar1 bein 1 ,ubJII!<"'t Cue No. I: !,HJO in nJd court, for to all lela! rillht• 01 way Hel ng the th~ parUtlon or ~rtaln rt-al I'State I• BliTCRERING and :C~~:e~~~e~o~o~~:~"~t ";,,e 11;;:. 1:.·t~ p-~t•tiotl defJUihed , illl folloW'!, to. Will buy hides every Defil Reeords of \lelw• County, Lhio . t!l!J(Iwlnt dt'~<·r ltw-d Hil1 .tat• phil Meier, Phonr THIRD TRACT: Belnr 1n t='r;odion! The !ituated in •~,. State of Oluo, C:onn510 No. 12 Town No. 4, Seetl<.ln No lZ. ty Qf )lei~~:~ and ln tho towJI Ill · 9 18 Uc b!•..:inninl 111 the norlhweBI ~ nr.wr uf Carltonl"iiiP: lnnd of Mary 8aker and tne north· I GRUESER, Plumbinl! ellst corner or l~ntl ownf'd In Nel~"" Mrnersvllle Wa!~nn . anflh_,. onElm•r Uoe"JPwlunrl: IOU! !'I . line d , 8eln,11 all ol" l.ot No. 11 and three; t mg. land owned lhencr f•~urlh~ of Lot No. 10 adjolniAJ Lot nd your sewer trouh sm•th on M~r.v !Iaker line 1J rorl~ to ~' o. ll Ilave all SI7.CS sewer I~rii!"•tont· rhr·n··.. "' ~ ......~,,-rl., PC!lonconu>r; ll I'Qltg: thence In .1 nortll1 11 e~ Reasonable rates ,.,.~.~ " "'ctum "" 1 ~ 1" ' 11 P 'outh1 Save ~nd except a certain tlrlp of land to be Jointly Ulftd b, tile ad· y 2" 2";~74, dav Or night ' On '"'"' ~lmet of t:hner ~'~ "'·t, ~n11: i';t'Wiand", lone thel're ](I roo!Seaftt )O 1, JomJng lind owner' for thf' PUr· 11 th" place or ••e"mnin,ii:. t:·ont~•ntn u3 pose ol an aU~y to and from Lillll 11 rod,. 9 · 15 UC more o,. I"RI. hf'lt>P thp •am.,. 11 •. 10 and II In the town of Cnl.ton· "111e. MellfNCounly, Ohio. Said ltrlp ·preml~l'~ cnn~e.\"Col by tll•,•d l<:r ...·d· 1 147 uf land beln( 1:1 fl'et wide and m Machinery I. "' " Vol , . , . "'. ,.,.•. , .,,. o ·nrd~ of .\leiKI County, Ohoo . .. nd "~· "ndo~ed in boundaries, tile nnter ORN . •n g the Ram•· P• ·:n"e· ..,,,.,.,., 1 10 ~me of which i1 the foUowlnl bear. and dllr!ance, vi&: BtiiDnlnl 7\oi pickers, one Jn · r.nrdon J . Bo\."11! and ura1 A. Hn!¥' ,•nJ< .. ,. norJh .1nd !\~ dll!ll'eel eut nal I row : One Wood ' ~~~~~-~~e ~nv~.~.~~:~~ ~~''',fw :::. 0 ~~~~ from _1he l'*'nter af the well on Ole do¥.•dm~~: lone between lbe abo•• des, I row , One New • vo lu me J8J . .11 . P-·~ .. ·Ill Ue.:d A~· o;crlhed Propf'rty and lot No. 9 and 0 20, 2 row. Metg~ ··u r<J s of !llc•ll• <.ount.l'. Obio. o.ne · fourth of Lol No. 10 In rnl Co. Pomeroy 0 I The ru.l 11!8tah' Wllt ,o pprallf'd •t l'arlto~I· JIIe . Mel11 County, Ohio· IJOOO.OO ~nd fa nnol ~... ••o!!l fnr l f'~S then""' IIQUth 8.~ and one-fourth de' 10 8 Jtc I !han !wo 1hlro1• of rhe ,pp-ralA!<I val· lren eut l!}J chalnl: thenee 1011th 68 deRr~l'l eaat 141 ~h•lna to the z3p53 :, ~t.~f. 1963 liD 175 Molorcycle, one Chester 985-2:!52 or10 985of s~ ll': l "n!'l In hand lin PUbU~ highway from whlcb the . 4 61 ga I NOfiCe da)"T~rm~ uf S<~le ftOIIthwe!t corner of the brld 1 WANTED TO BUY ~ears a~th :W de1ne• 31 oa11 g~ utility trailer · Everen !\kC'STLE. two bedRUilEit't c tlAirrENRAcH. 1 11 11 - 50 1 10 OF JHEIIIIFF'i SALE Sheriff . .\1;· ,~ ·' 1 'Oliii'Y . Oi 1.,1 h_nks. For more n..-curate de..crlp· 1959 .'1 Daniel. 417 Hlp ey 0 OW. I . t . h JNCOMv p "' On1u ur sal" olllly .I.T ThomaM ~ nd ll0111r F. Redr~wnt! 11on see \loJume 52. Paara 3111, 111, 111 Cheshirr, Ohic. 1(1 6 Jlc room ra• 1f'r. au om:l!.IC wa -. · r~ ROPERTY - Two •I thl' coun uf common Attorney, .,, ~t..ini •H Coll!lly Deed l(~ordt. 1 er '. nd <1ir ('Onrtilionmg. Mar· story 1r;:m 1e Duplex. 5 room.~ ·llf• c""" ''"· o'""· '" o..- 1 11m a. •~ 2~. 211: ••u ~. 5t.c"LEC'TRO HYI. IE'E s · · bath, ·~ dl'ral s~•· 1nw8 a"d •.• 1~n r. · • • .... , wet>psh;!il Mc\.li!liOn, ~h!son, W 1 balh ;u!d J rooms, of i' ...-krrg!Jur~. A ,.,., , IN T"E PltOBATE couRT 0 ,. per with all at tac.~ ments .; \-a . 10 4 6fp Both ajJar lnltnts fUrnJ.Shed .. Hu~~rt \lcr~:an ~·r,e!;,nJ j MEIGS COUNTY, No. OHIO1 ~. 341 lh~t'par~r,a_yer Petition b for 100 " 0o,f t hthe ,\1 Fref'l~n<1 , "'' .. 1. "D'"' II! said real nt.te Quaker He atrr, 65.000 BTU - - -I tJu·n..u• 1 cndered, ~nu In tht M1Htr of thl and for other equllab!e nrllet. Said h f Ph It 'I 1958 10 x 4:l r. rea l Lakes !r<-lil· corner lot. Gross income $127 .... urnhf-r tJ71!1 n• gaid I E.,... ot "'· E. lhll. Daceoud, Def~nl!ant.• ure required to ,lll.,...r l'r"l! an. (Jne a t' r , p m. er . $2000 .00 . J\1 A Hal\ I ulfet ~t puh!i{' tale "' NOTICE OF FILINC AUT ... ENriC"'T· the uld Pellllon on the 2'1th day llf WY 2-9970. 10 9 3tp R ed . ,·u Oh" . 1.0 4 f 1 per motnh . $8.000 '"r uf llw ~ [) l ll"llll 'li M' '0 ED COPV OF LlTTER$ OF .. ,.OINT· :~~~m~;;n!~:,;e:-. jlld,pnent wW ... e s\ I e 10. t C MIDULEPOH.T _ Two stor)' 11o. on saturd~v. No•·eon· MEHT OF NON . tf&IDENT EXECUP 1H P1a 81 80 WHlT: LEG H_OHN IH•ns. :.uc ·, ME·I-GS SW I""T HO'IES SIZ · a! IU,oo "'<:1""~ \ \t TOR 011 ADMINI!TIATOII IS TATE Web au . arrll, lntlff r '~ frame. 5 rooms . bath , sm<'l ll 11 toroda and ,.. nemf'nt~ OF NON . ltiSIDENT er and ~ult1. 1 At each. Phon«: 98a-2184. See· : E '1 p Oh' Ph Notice lr ller~by ilven that Ben_Je (JO~;,n~~~::.r2:,•·,·,·,•,"! II () I H II •t• I I . f <lin, omr.rny ' 10. · I ba sement. front and oack wn•"•P gf Oram... and I . ., ec. Per M w• o on. •~ mersv1 le. 1\'Y 2 ;u''"'"- 11, .1 r ''~" - '" '"~" ·" 1(1 110,,.1 . , Chesl.e r • Rarme Rd 1 ·!.::r, ,, rl e or stop m porrhes. gas heatmg. $4,000. · 1 · for our lree ca1atog and mrm· ROl:TE 143 _ 17 arres, 25 ACT: n.-, n¥ in r•artion , 10 6 Jtc ey ~aving home DELIVERED TO owner-;hlp "~ •t1\.o11w.-.'"uth~a." Kan'e 'ln'"urn.· . 12. ' cuUivated, balance rnslurl' r 1965 STEREO: JUS! taken :n. program . 9 22 301(' arid woods, •ood "IX room FOR SALE 1950 ChevroiPt 3,:,. of . Jnnrl~ of I"I}"Ue \1 . Wiit~nn, whwh i Th d eo J>OIIll '" -.~it rw r"i.JH , ~nol ""mh 6 "~ 1 1s 'WI tlJ.S ual voiUPH' ('lin· GREEN BEANS and nlrnip~ frame home . hath . front ton truek . Cood motor and 1•·~•• "-'P" u rods from rh~ :-.•nr•h~""' trot Wltl ~ •·p-d r· od . , co•·r1pr· uf ''"~· · ~inn -.;., 12. th .. r;o·e 'I -~ ' ... ;ln err. ,I Brmg cont:lme rs $ I a bu -.: lle I h• bam. corn ('rl b' 0lh Pr ' gn !Ires. Price $160. l.eWIS Snulh II di'J(J"t-e~ We~• u. r•ul··· .,,,, •• n ,. k I I . pore " T .. 1 1 P-='il ers . .'lve ,. wal- F. • Servwe Station Harrisonville i ~outh 2 dt•~ n·.-• t·H ~ t 12 rotl~: ·~t ...w .. nut consol T·k . : lf St house below Ravensbmldmgs. $6.500.00. . ' . BOlllh Jl <IP~reu wut 21 rmh: •hem e 14 ONLY , e. n e over pay-~ d F I I C' l k p AI "I'H T M COX S't ESMAN Oh10. 10 8 3tp l •ollth '"""~ lhe•"·t" 1151 21 r•!'l~ ·' '"' I ments o! $5 00 h , woo errv 'om ee ro.n , I . . , , " , " ·--~--. hnk lo: '"~ '"'" •tone: n~n•h -r,,n.., ·p ~r JT)(b101 .lr ~ JWrly Phone VI :1-2693 WY 2--3830 WV ?-3631i de11ro·~~ "~·· 2n rod• to :1 ot11ubte $30.00 Down - l•l•nce ~ pa .v lht! rema mmg a 1anre O~ FOR SALE· 1950 G\K '.7 ton P<•P 1·" tr~P HI 11wtlPs In diameter; Convonltnt Ter'ftll due . $91. ~:a ll W\' 2-1)55:. 9 27 l2tc 1 ~ 3tc truck . lhen···· Mlll"th 1t •, olej{rPI'• w.. ,, U:! ~- . Completely rt"1UII t !22:) ru•h '" a twKorv trf',. 1 ~ '"'""" in 10 6 6tr rOTI\ffiES, beans, bnng own HOUSE FOR SALE .. Ollie Sayre, Portland.. '/ l .,.r ,,,;,.nrl"'· lli{'m·•·... ,HIno r1h H and .. ,,. . four!h denee, 16 rod$ and (I On Ru•Jie ~3 10 5 Jtc lonh ~... "'lith li"t , 1 ...... ". '" "' , 2: , "'"'"'"' 196-'i SIN GE R sewmo mach me. , ronlaml'rs _and nick bea ns ~or Modern H.anc h Sly l~ Beautiful 2239. • $1 '" hl Cl p ff il I I I p ot small h1·11 Uot'nre f:<•t. 24 rud8 ~ nd 16 .onkq '" 'IY 2-2689 t'\1 to . . 1nurlhwt"~l •·urntr t)f Clyd~ \. I\ ,, 1 E-. qu 1pp~• make "" I arence ro 1 . oca to n on u 11·g zag. FURNITURE CO. !.,..,..__..,.____.,.__j_ bullonhoh·s. !ant•• d"'··lgn··. Porl!and. VI 3-2254 f<~cln ~ StJlt' Hi ghway Garage on FOR SALE OR TRADE or take •un '~; l;ond: '"""'"" ~lo•ll! we~ t •Ide of .l .~ . lie· Route 7 w1lh g110d ro<~l'i to m .~:~•n \\ .it~on·, ~~~·L '11n lh ~ .,., <!f!Jt•t-.. . wl.'sl MASON, W. VA. 9 17 1 T 1 1 ANTIQUE Furni!ure, dishe!l ' ake over 8 paymrnl s ol - - - - --·- _ hJAhWJY Four tJt- riruonu. livtng. over payment..~. 65 Dodge Colr· :u~~~~~• ~·~ 1 :!~~~r. :1 8 :,~:·~~"'~~nfl..~·~"'.\~ miscellaneous Ulll or wrJte $7.00 Pt'l month . or p a v 'iEWING ma('hlnP~. repair ser dimn a, famtly kllehen tm•o~k onet 440, hardtop, a•Jtom.Ji ie •reeM e1o~ t u md8 to the pta..-e llf · 1111 1·0n wr'lh ".18 •ng.1·n,. two"'"' · . a 11 'lHI kes WY u-Wo4 , fa sl.· [II <~'- rtt.<~ lu.. ·<; ·. ut1·111y .~:~n d tran"ml·s·s· rm}I;"" '" H . 800 W ·'I 6'·· - du"• ·I" ·lu . (>I ; I \\'Y 2' • Vlf'P .• n1o , re or'g . I I'~••Keferenre. Vol 1411, · Mr• ·. H<<W '-"rd Cecil, 1 Mam St Pomeroy 1 ;:,;,.) I!J !i titr ;, The F:1hru Shop. Pnmerov 'lhnr lllfl•e bo<h.\ {'t>t'Jmlr !tie Mu~t si'lt or trade at flftC!' ~SH"(J s.- m. li~M Hfo• ·urd N! ND Tll!\( 'f: BPinJ •n ~ · n•e6 29 tfr A.L:CTI0.\1 _ Saturday, October ' 1\uthnm.p(j Sin~f'f Sa'e9 and and wall lo w::~JI rarpe! on Also 4 new tires l"or s.a:e 750 ·~"n ..... 12. Town ~" - ~. ~~~~~ ~·· e>to. . 1nur!h •:J . 12 ·to . 29· II r lloor~ Ah,;ul lwn-thirds of 1:.! ~nrl linP ~~~l{ • nnin~: 111 a ~ tonP on the · p. m I have bough t S•r,,,., r: •1 "wt4 · ['·•II "'Y n 2- "8''l I any11me of s;11d Yr~rtlon. w•~' ~ 3 hoa ~(' •~ rJ .. nt• lf'll •n nwho g;~ny <Jfl•r 4 ·•u. 9 lu !.'lc 1odR :n1<t 10 link~ nom lht! ...,,,,""''' PINE TIMBF.:R and will PtlV lh II Z Sf' en ry ei her home In VENETlAN BLI~DS and re- anti w;dntJt Air cond!lwnert ... "· ";, · __ i rurm•• of .~a111 Fract•on "'<<J 2 !ht!"n,.., a~ much as S4 per cora tor 70 and ont·!ourth deirPe~ y·e~t · Hflru.se. Ohio. JUSl o I I p:11rs. porrh i:lnd wmdow Lim.'f' patiO ,md duuh\e carnnrl Huuth ·· ,. ~ 1 "~' ~nd t~ lmk ~ lo e~~ · '' " " ,.f good Pine and al so gOOtl n::~rd Sl·i(r H 1 1 ' ou e 24 and will -;ell shadPs all kinds, free esti- On tut 'ltiO x .l!JO ' ;"~lay be ~ een !Mi4 P01JTJ..-\C Booneville con· ·~•d U)·de v. wat,nn . .:~ nrt wc.~t 11 111 wood saw lnnher \Vnte or tile lollow ing p• r n I b I ul Ji.1 rr.' IJ. K.. u.. r·· land; ,,,,,,., ~ SIJ a pn1p mnlec: D,l le W1ppeL 215 Un- Y JJUJOII Il llH'III •lfl ly vertib e, take over payments north 6 o!t>~rees eut aton..: Watto!l see \t. W Runyon, Mm~·rc;. erty. most of which tormrrly PRICE REDUCED or $2_40! 1 cash. Autllmauc fnn K<·Hcr land~. u /'Q(t~ ~nrt z1 101 Ave, Pomeroy . 9 lJ JOtc vJIIe, Ohio, Eagle Ktdge HCI bi' I!JngPd lu J\.11· Zeiher. Writ;.: (" o The Daily SentinPI an lonn •nm \"o P10 ' 12: un 'hl'lll'l: "•rtl> Past line 1 ~;udto f'r~t" w h l.ransmission , power steenng "mk~ 9 11 .M e ate tr sa lr signs. live!tOC~ ao. 668·H Pomeroy, 0. and brake~ Phont- 985-2240, •Inn• norlh lme of Ui<l f"nclion 42 Rf'fl · 1 ro<h ~nrl U llnkt to tht' r~l.u·L• of · .,., ~----~ . "lg"'ra or. g;JS range, uti!ONE 'A IF' 6 , .• ,r old "'Ork roH SA LE: 1640 Linr-o1n 1-J gts. ' Coolville exchange. llnnlfiJ, l' nntamln~ 206 4t"rP.~. mo··~ Help Wanted 1 lly 1hl:". i piece WO"d din· . n " · llr I<:.•Ji . Rll0 llf•IIJI( lhe , 1 ,rthl'"f'~! 11 .1 Plr". h ., hors~s . Plume SJ I 2-5flll 4 room Oath. basecn"nt gas i 10 2 6tp of HJI•1 ••·r.. nm of lallr! IPar;:~ 1 77 2aJ ll '""""~VP(! 1 ~1A"l",F"."'oH ~' Fl\11\LE ll ;l'.'l lt•JI'h ! . II IP! . di ,;hi'S. Cookmg 61.'' fllrn:Jrr ..\luminum ')\nrm wm· ~-~h.v ~-'""'"'~ ·. ~a l ~Jill lllensi]C: lrth!f' I _.. 10 4 .-.. hll sbJnrl lo Jl;nr.l' 0 Keller .,,, dPed busim•s:-: av;li lrthl t' •n \l1Cri:,'. · -· ~ . s an<J.-. , wa "h drm s ,1nrJ door-; . Ciirn• r1ng ' l 0. Mct:oy _ "octkmeer, Che• idl.l led .- \lll(u ~ t 19. 1946. :.nd ~<'t'ur.led port or 1.,,,, t'l"llY :-1.111 lm- SL<.md~ . rhnr W;p.; ht'l' .~ I'WIIlg tamoing Equip . ···rid <lratJ"" c·an h•~ f·n 9 Hf Lie ~n lll!,('rl n,".",· . l~. al f'a.lle :ITrO, Deed machine h d · '--~. ' ··n n··ed ter, Ohto ~e• · on ~ 0 • Pill~ l"omoty. ll~IO refer• White sidewall tires. Radio and heater. Extra medl:lti:' l\ r>prr•;·rw~ unnec, . f' r.o~•p!t(' , dr•·s· ENO OF St'~!\SON SA.I.E WY 2-22~3. 10 ~ tfc ress<lry . 1\'• 11· n,,,, .ur par- s_er, dayb!'d . beddmg , ru~s best of library l.<lhlf', rwkt'r~. odrl Save llfl 1o $:l!'lll on AparllP J+~ OH S.I\Lb: 4 rooms and bath. ticula rs. Ha~·Jeigh , Drpt OHnrw p<tpcr and paint. Lot 4S Ca mnrr TraiiPrs: 10 per r ert! 1 . chairs. h :1 -:.~o1·k . Ph TV 1111 84().251, freeport, Ill ); 22:1 :l:J6 Broadway St $3,· 10 8 lip lilwn mo\>;f'r . hand loo!s and off on Cotrman st m· ~"- tau lt'nl" a~1d other ramrHn~ il- 5llll fill. Call WY 2-3442. man.·~· oth··• ,,,.m,: •w1 ll ~ l,·d 10-YUR Standard Shift Heater. Wblle sidewall tires WANTED: Girl or woman for Clell B. Wnnd thmf'r 100 6tp em -.: (~nnd l'si'd- 8' x 28 WARRANTY housework. Mrs. Dorothy TEHMS: 1·a 'ih . h •• I J \ t~1ra •! rr pri •·P --er111r•. Business Services Cowdt>ry, Long Bottom. Pd lnr qu1 rk salf' -\m~h·try Not re.<:;;pon~ ihlf> lor flt·~·irlf'nh Completely _ _ _ _ __ _:10 7 Jip Sale cnndl u-1..-rl Hrar11, 1..11 \oH ·- Afl:ll'hr Tr;11IPr S;.~le ;.;. fi:l\ , - - - - - - - - - - - - , Automatic tion Co. 10 2 Rrc 1 ith Al'f'' t;Jtll pO!I S 011111 . Power Steering and Brakes. Auto. trans. Everyday Specials __ I "AOY NEEDED fnr White sidewall tires. Radio and heater House 446 1"12:~~l . 10 5 :! IC at For Natural work . Write care of p 0 . Marie's Style Post ' Box 145, Pomf-roy 0 . Insurance ' or LP Gostt Haircuts $1.25 I Indian Summer Sale 10 7 61r Sh•mpoo & Sets $1.50 ,AP,T''-1" i'o\~1 fl\1 TV In-;(~ ~!OW AT LANDMARK 100'{. \1u\lt'n tnsur;.~nrp Agency Inc. 3() day color rinse, Radio and heater. Whitewalls R F:T Afi ~ .~ !.l•:s C! .(•:H K r ;rve Dorens of it~m, now on ul• $3.50 Sh•mpoo & set : PurnP ruy, Plume W'r' -i-:tlRI Salety at lower Pricf'S. 11111 narlii'IJI;n·<.> . 1rtr·l:1•!1r:1• 1'."< Permanents. $7.50 up 9 1 tic Controls pt·r ,pf'. ·p H l' lf'fl' rJ< f'~ ' lo · , re WI:! Sell and Servire COME IN AND REGISTER 1-'H~'TI~nr-;;nJi! ~rvtce l:op Wigs and Wi g lels nu.rf'd Wri iP rlw 11-1 11 1 YOU MAY WIN ONE OF 1 100 FREE PRIZES! NO 1 1es ll!<~de ol 1ega1 paper~ GLUS-UN!D Senl inel. Box 6118 -~. ~!Jn · PURCHASE NECESSARY 1 n1rtt1 ren •r* ~~~d alm•lsl an~ Marie's Style Post ruy Ohio IU ;. Jlc 30 GAL. GH 4 DR. SEDAN, PoWER ~ Olhl!r d<K'Uffi"DLoi RL 124 Ph, WY 2S271 • R•gisfo.' r At Store or Th• STEERING & BRAKES• Rt'ut"r tnsur.ance, PomeroJ 1, ,,.,...,.._'_ ••_•_•_•_,.__o_h_l_•___ .V l\1\'n~IJ · O~rating room Ser•ict Station RADIO& HEATER I 4 UrI nur~f' , lull 11 nw pa rr tllll~ SPECIJil HEATING, PLUMRING. Rurai POMEROY Llf)ernl ~a !ary . p~+'as-ant work · Doxol Bottle Gas o\rnntd Bro Instructions in !:! ,·oM1t1ons, 7- 3 :10 :;h it"' I thers, 618 E. Mam Stree1 E. M•in 51. f"r1n1act '\rlministrator. \'led1 . U S. CIVIl SERVICE TESTS! Pomeroy. 9 l2 Uc PomProy r:.J• ' '~-'nl~r Hospita l. (;;~liJP·II !ollf'n """'"" Ul •• •""r •ciiJW AU(."l'llll"-.jl';t:H '"'" !lotto dart111' pay Short i.s. Ohio. __ ____ 10 2 6tc G~RT'S a gay girl - rrady ""''r• ~<l • la <wement. P~pantnry ComptetiP ~"'ll't '·"'"'"',: •a •nn1 .,. ...qun<ed for whirl after cleamng : n''"!•.l'lt!• Ill jon• """ tt.pt'!'il'nr• f'tll ' rar' ' · Fot Rent s:1orty Haclcett, Owner otu"ll' unr>~~an Gr~rr.ma• EDWARD BMR. OWNER carpets wilh Blue Lu-.tre. 1 "'"""0' Wrftt Prmtf· 01 ( ~tn'nCI tutf11'1en• rno m11n~ rn ! •• I P.OOM RR!CK house oo- But- Rent electric shampooer $1 nn; ~· •Ofnrm•'•on n11 101">1 4 . l "Ko\111'1•KU 232 E. S~COND WY 2-2036 POMEROY re-quiremer>tll Wrttt r·••l•v F:1one W'l 2·2050 Pomeroy, 0, ternut Ave. C.U WY 2·5121. Baker Furniture, Middleport. UaMI anct a40N•t Raaclh. 01.. ao. tiOO. c. II 10 Lie 10 I 6tc ler~«neL t I If< L( :c-==-== jlET'S ME AI.!' 'IOU ' red. a1 a I - I tae Melil Count,, Olllo. au aut.benueated cuPY of th<l Letten I Hesi atep" c - ProbatA! Courl sized coal heater, FOR SALE: 4 room house, 4 willow rocker rocking chair, acres, $600.00. On Long Botcupboard, Davenport • n d tom - Bashan Rd William · chlllr, large table, exleneion Barton, Long Bottom. Ohio. table and matching buffet, 10 8 !tp Maytag washer, dooble g a i - 1 - - - - ---..:.:....: vanized tubs, electric aook FOR SALE - S bedroom, bath, stove !good one), porch glid- living room, extra large kit- 1 er, dish washer. Mrs. John Stout, Harrisonville, CMlio. 10 8 31 tne '" dl.)' of OCtober. U16D, flied Ill I MEDIUM For Rent WANT AD INK>RMA TION ,,.......... . . . Thilrldl Wtft Vitl'inlll, Qecened, <Ill tbe 61b Real l:st•te For Sale li'ONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY6.110 Sign Oo - .~ewo & tlb sacred ~ear' 6 2lJ Mer110 County Rn 6 25 Poul Bowero, ~·arm 6 31 News 6 57 WcaUrer 1 l1t ~allunat .<ews ; liS BiU Mrlle1 Shoo 1 ~o Sporll Paro~e 7.p BIU Miller ~ow 1.St Pickeo 11 Han:;wH• t·ru.. Thurs.) 7:50 News 8 BHI Miller Show a .., Baker furniture Sho.. II: 011 N..,. U:OII. Collee with Jooel 11 ,tJt) Portrllits ·of a Patrlot ,n to swap Shop to,so Bill MUier Bru'ldl Show 10. 41 MafiOii Agr. P'<lgram 10:45 to.<I> lLOO 11.01 1LJO 1200 !:< 30 U:30 3:1!' 4: 1~ 4.30 I 4L 5110 511S 5:10 $ :50 _; tTI•asday: Family Worslup (Thurs. ) A.b.<;. Program (FndayJ Newl TiD.Y'O Country Junction rlny'a Country Hymno Cement ~tocll Newo Go.ssler's Guesl Star <friday! Larry Anderson Show Jim MeeJ Show Blaettnar Au10 Show Elecll'lc Cowpony Newo Jun Mees Sho" ~cws Jim Mees Show Rizer'a Weather Report Sports ParaQI TtiE BORN LOSER 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign Ofl SA1'\JRD.\YS 6:00 Sign On - News 6.JO Happy Valley BoYJ 605 Country IIIUSIO na 1:20 Country Jamooree .-IN: Protestant Hoor 7:30 Sports Parade 1:35 Larry Andors011 S w.ff It'll Mu!lc - 4-rmy ll:OO Dutton's and llerns Dairy l'up Sbow 12:011 News l~ ' l~ lus;caJ lnlertud• IUD Rev MerliD feell 1:00 News I :!Xi Jim Meea Show 5:50 Sporto Parade e,oo Sundown Serenade 6:U Sign Oil SL'NUAVS _ 1:30 Sign u. _ ...,1 Hour 7:55 News 8:00 Baptist Layman·' Hour 8:3tl Sunda) Sbow 1:30 The Bible Spea~• lo You 1:45 Legislative Report ~~ tK. Tho Good f.ite 10: l• t;ongl'f!!Smao Moeller 10:30 The Country Hymnlimera 11,30 Tbe Qwel Hour tl :OO Newo 12:lll The Cbtlstlans Hour U:Stl Tho Rev <Merl" hell 1:30 Tbe Rev . "lias Blllup• 2:110 Tbe Rev. Andrew Farsons I Stl SUnday ••ewras. UO Sundown Serenade 1:15 Si!ID 011 reo WJEH RADIO Monday 'l'llrough Friday 7: 15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:25 News In Brtel 7:30 Mustcal Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 1:011 World New• 8: to Sport• Today 1:15 Weather Picture 8:18 Mus;cal Clock 8:55 Community News 1:00 Talk of the Town 8:56 Mnson Count}' News 10:00 Publlc Service tO ·Oi Famlly Worship Hour 10::10 Latchstring 11<00 Newt 11:tXi Morning Melodleo l..cept Friday, Olureb Bells Ring) U : 4~ World News 11:55 Masoo Count}' News 12:00 Communi!}' News 12:111i No011 News 12:10 Markets 12:15 Mid Day Weather 12:!0 Bulletin Board 12:?.5 News 0 Grams 12:30 Count}' Agent ~:: ~ntryBeGo Round 1 ' 011 C:;try ~ Round 2 ,55 Newo Beat S:OO Mid Way Matinee S:55 News Beat 1:00 Oisclng Wlth Duss 4:30 Interchange 8:00 Community News 5:05 Mason County News 1:10 World • National News 1:15 SpoUighl on Sporta 5:25 Weather 5:30 SUnset Boulevard 7:46 N•ws 7: 15 Sign Off 7:15 Sign On, M..Ical Clock 7:25 News In Brief 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Ech.,.. of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:011 World News 8:10 Sports Today 8: 15 Weather Picture 8:16 Pt. Pleasant Football IUO Songs lor Cblldreu 10:15 Tile Golde• Key 11:00 News U:r: Saturday Sbow 12:00 Local, Ohlo, Nat. News U:20 Bullttln Soard 12:25 New. 0 Gr111111 12:30 Saturday NaliDee 1:30 News BeadUnea 1:31 Saturday Matinee 1:1!5 News 1:00 Saturday Matinee 1-30 News Headlines :1:31 Saturday Mauo~e 2:55 News 3:00 S•turday Matinee UO News Headllneo 1:31 Saturday Matinee S:55 News 1:00 Discing with Dou 4:30 Top Ten Revue 1:00 NeWJI Roundup 6: 15 Interlude 5:!0 Communi!}' Cholro 1:00 Dlnnor Mlllleolo 7:00 Donoo Party _. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 1;40 Newo l:tli _... Oil the Air By ART LET ME START AT lHE: BEGINNING. FIFTEEN YEARS N30 I WAS TOlD MY HUSBAND WAS K!LLCD IN A MINE DJ5A5TER 1 BUT HI~ llODY WAS NEVER REO:JVERED- 62 VOLKSWAGON S.UNROOF 1958 CADILLAC 695. 5 MOTORS DISCOUNT A FEW FOII6ED RA"'il't PlAYED lHo IJ()I:JJMENTS ARE Pfi/QECT FOOL ,AND A ~\ALL PRICE WE ARE llUtNEl>, J...l'"-<" �. . . . -.. .. ·soCIAL Helping Hand Group .'Ifeets on W edne1day ~buck -.-~-··- ., ''l • CAtENDAR < at y VOL XVII NO. 147 Adam Sorg Scott I._, ·--- _,., • POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • enttne FIVE CENTI SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1965 ·~· · -and- 1492-1965 Is \:rlack in Business : ({ .Jwf·. ' WASHING'!:;~~~~ (UP!) -1 Whtl• sitting In the chair, the "Feeling fine a restful I President signed lhe bill-con· night, Preside!.~ Johnson moved I tinuing the so-ealled interest back Into the busy stream of equalization tax. official life today. He signed a llocton were pleased with . piece ol legislation just 24 lhe apparent speed of John5011'S hours alter undergoing major recovery •s evidenced in his surgery for a bad gall bladder walking, albeit only a few and a kidney stone. steps, for the third time since The P•esident was up at 6 the 2Y.-hour operation Frldlly. a.m. EDT and took a few more fo101 for Plctam . . . . •U!ps aero., his green-curtained Before his press office staff THE COURT- The Queen, her attendants and the escorts pose after Semor Janice Neece was crowned Queen to reign for this year's bedroom on the third floor of was up, Johnson sent for a Pomeroy Homecormng ~ Left to rtght are Shirley Baxter, escorted byTe d Moronty ; Kathy Hannahs, escorted by Chrts Tompkins; M1ss Neece, Bethesda Naval Hospital to a news photographer and posed escorted by Bennett ROush; Jane Evans, escorted by Gail St. Clair, and Sandra Hendncks, escorted by Guy Sargent.- Sentmel Photo. cllair near the window. for pictures In his suit>!. Howev- f • FROM UNCHARTED SEAS o.."'-10 UNCHARTED SKJES! ·----.( 1o file courage and vision of at ':HRISTOPHER COLUMBUS w'- birthday we celebrate .,is Tuesday, October 12th, Am.iccw owe PWchl Bookmobile Circulation is at 8,124 During September Serving Meigs County for over 93 years RUTLAND POMEROY Meigs County. will have a baU HiU above Syracuse, and of the committee. Chamber of Commerce and tht to .show off along Forest Run • Five Points Planners (or the tour expectJ MeiKS Cot:'lty Jaycees wtll pr. the1r county to outsiders by Road. to make use or the Pomeroy 'd . .:hi' k ha •·--- •· tht · d' lth ' Oth vie . ceo r = w voIuntee~mg as nv-:rs o ~11' er tOW'S will include Rt. Junior High Schoo) auditori· group. Special hostesses 1D4 automobiles to g1ve . trtpS 33 through Hemlock G~ve and urn as a shelter and location of song leaders will accompaDJ through the .area to ladies of the State Park, the Middleport a religious service for the wo- them from Columbua kl make SAIGON - A MASSIVE U. the Fall Foliage Tour Suo- par~ and pool, and from ~adio men upon their arrival about the trip cheerful. S. invasion force today pushed da~. 0 tobur 7. stallon WMPO over the hill to noon, sponsored '" the Meigs Anyone with suggestiOM • deeper into communists' "Iron Charles E. Blakes~ee, ch~Jr- De~d M-d~'s Curve a.nd back vta County Minist 1 Association bow to make the tom man Triangle" zone, but there was man of a ~ur committee, w1tb Laurel Chrr .a~d Umon-A~.. and supervised t,~ the Rev. memorable and appealing 11 Jn. no indication Viet Coog troops members ~:r. and Mrs. W. Pat- . Anyone Willmg to participate· Richard Martin. ~· vited to caD Mr. Blakeslee 11 were being flushed from hidrick Lochary, Mr. and Mrs. IS asked to contact a member ) Members of the Pomeroy WY 2-3895 Robert Coats, Mrs. W. A. · Ing even by portable fumigators Morgan and Mr. Paul Bowers, IIIBY\Wi#&MQ::~~ and tear gas. are ur~ ntly seeking local citiTbe Meigs County Heallb The "Iron Triangle' 1 so zens willing to participate iD Department reported today called because it is believed the this "Courtesy Car" program. le!ltl 'lave determined two \eaviest fortified Viet Cong Special stickers will be used to more skanb tuled recenUy stronghold in South Viet Namidentify the cars to the 800 ia Pomeroy were rabid. ls 20 miles northwest of 8 SaiColumbus-area ladies on the One of the skunks was killgon. More tb4n 4,1100 Americans Circulation of books by the Meigs County Regional Utour· ed on Lincoln Helgbts and I he brary Bookmobile in September was 8,124, Librarian and Australians launched an ofIt is expected that members ether Ia the Naylor's Raa Mrs. Vilnia Pikkoja announced today. fensive In _.ll(e region Friday, the National Association of 'ifl!!a. '1'wo more roxes tllled uoiug tear gao and 50 • pound Mrs. Pikkoja said books obtained at 17 school sto~ Business Women mak- are belq Cealed 11 h 1 third during the month totuled 7,716. Of .(;e!!e, 87§ were a<l ''Miley Mite" lumlgailon the journey by train will lor. lbllt fouad dead. In attempts to force gue·rrillas I circulation of fiction; · 788, adult clrcUiaflOn of non-f eleniov using their cameras at from their Intricate system tion; 4,000, junior circulation fiction, and 2,053 on the Middleport Cemetery ov- ow* ' til • ~~.._ non-fiction books for t h e - tunnels. HOMECOMING CEREMONIES ~ Senior High School Principal James Diehl, left, erlookint the river, the Beech youngerset. 361: River\'iew, 253: Portland, crowns Jamce Neece, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neece, 1965 Pomeroy High Grove view of the hills, SnowrS. UrSOn School circulation for the 96 : Syracuse, 198: Letart, !e. KUALA LVMPIR, MALAVS. School Homecommg Queen during pre·game ceremonies Friday night. At right is past three weeks showed Tup- Racine Junior High, 207; iliIa - Diplomatic sources Bennett Roush, escort of the queen. - Sentinel Photo. pers Pl•ins had 51M, Eastern cine Elementary, 257, and Soutoday that Moslems loyal High school, 253; Chester school thern High school, 498. President Sukarno are bat1tlin;g I 396; Middleport schools, 736; Communists at several points B,adb•·ry, 467: Bedford, 241: Mrs Pikkoja again urged tbal Indonesia. Salisbury, 276: Rutland, 783: everyone who obtams boQJQI The sources referred specifiSalem Center 292. Harrisonville from the bookmobile, to retuln cally to the Jogjakarta area Mrs. Bertha Burson, 85, died ' ' them as soon as possible. The central Java, where they said this morning •t her horn• iD schedule for next week 111 .. the army is fighting anti-Sul<arBurlingham. follows: no rebels. A pro-American Five Pomeroy High School The daughter of Jeremiah burned communist headquarters band. ~ajoret~es es~aped seri- Grimm and Mary Jane Hart, Monday - Salem Center in Jakarta to the ground Friday. ous tn]Ury Friday mght alter Mrs. Barson was a lifelong reai school "-10:15 a.m.; Salem CeDNo detail<! were available the Jacket • Panther game denl of the Burlingham area. ter 10-10:30; Dexter Village, 11· what the diplomats described as (10:50 ~· m.) In a one - car She was a member of the Unit11 :15 •.m.: Harrisonville school "hit-and-run" flghtiug between accident on West Main-St in ed Brethn church at Pratts 11:45-2:45 p.m.; Carpenter .U.. loyal Moslems and communists. Pomeroy, near the bridge ap- Fork. loge 3:1 ·3:30 p.m.:. Pagetown, Mrs . Bur!Kin 1!1 · survxv . ed •uy a Funeral services for Win Fred 3:45-1 p.m.: Snowville, U5 • NEW YORK -TilE NEW Proach · 4 30 York Times and the American Three of the girls, all 16, were daughte'. Mrs. Helen Dais of Sisson, 71, Little Hocking, who · p.m. Newspaper Guild, confronted treated as out-patients at the Pomeroy: four sons, Rex, Cia- died today at 7 a.m. in St. Jos- T" 1ay - Riverview school with a mayoral ultlmatum, yestwo Pomeroy hospitals. Ire and Frank, all of Shade, and eph hospilal after a long Illness, S.I0:30 a.re.: Reedsville, 10:!5terday tentatively settled 1 . . . Ralph of Obseechobe, Fla.; two will be held Monday at 2 p.m. It a.m.; Long Bottom, 1l:lS strllce wllich has shut down six Pollee said the dflver of the SIStef>, Mrs. Ahce Goldsberry at the Spencer Funeral home, It 30 am.: Fitchville 1t:4!i liDNew York City daily newspacar was Peggy Hoffner, Porn- of Athens and Mrs. Fern Doug- Belpre, with burial in Reeds- til noon; Portland village 12:1lio pers for 23 days. eroy. It _was r~~ed she w.as las, A 1s; seven grandch~l· ville cemetery. 12 :30 p.rn.; Portland school 1 • Several paper• which volun most pamfully InJUred, With dren, and 12 great grandchil1:45 p.m.; Pictem store, 2 • tartly siiSpended publication lacerations of 1he face and dren. He was born in Olive town- 2,15 p.m.; Rhodes Market ~:2&when the Guild struck the Times head. She was preceded In death ship, Meigs county, December 2:35p.m.; Bashan :1-3,1!i p. at.; over contract differences on Also treated were Millie Le- b; her husband, in 1964, three 10, 1893, the son of the late Anliquitv 3:45-4 p.m., and MillSept. 18 hoped to resume publi- · gar, Pomeroy and. Kay McGow- infants; a 11ster, Flora, and William and Lucy Frank Os- ersville 4:30-4:45 p.m. cation Sunday. The Times wiD an, M~son. MISs Legar sustam- a brother, George. born. He had lived in Little Wednesday - Syracuse och· be hack on the streets Monday ed a mmor leg Injury while Funeral services will be Moo- Hocking for the past sit years. ool, g.lQ,15 a.m.: Letart If Tlrnea Guild members ratUy M1ss ~cGowan was treated for day at I p.m. at Jagers and He was a relired employee of school 10:45 - unW noon; EDit the new contract agreement a bruised arm. . Son Funeral home in Athens the Ohio State Highway depart· Letart village, 12:30 unbl 12:ing a 1 p.m. EDT meeUng SunE~pmg mjunes were Na.n· ~1th Rev: J, B. Moffet~ official- ment Oistrict No. lO at Mariet· 45 p.m.; Racine Junior higb, day. cy Titus and Mary FranCIS, mg. Burial will be 10 Shade Ia, snd a veteran of World war 1-3:30 p.m.: Racine villap, --·--both ?I Pomeroy . cemetery. Friends may call at 1. 3'30-3:45 p.m. and Syracuse .nPolice said the car driven the funeral home after noon tage 4--4::15 p m 0 by Miss Hoffner pulled out on- Sunday. Survivors include a son, ~os- Thursday ..:. Southern High to the blghway from the Dairy eph Osborn, Littie Hocking; school and Racine elemen!arJ a Valley, apparently in front of three daughters, Mrs. Maxine 9 a.m. ''"Ul 3,30 p.m. ' l another vehicle. Miss HoffPowell, Parkersburg; Mrs. LinERUPT WITH JOY - Fans and substitutes leaped into the air with joy Friday ner lost conlrol of the auto, nie Grose, Belleville. and Mrs. p night when Rod Sauer fell on a loose ball in the Pomeroy end zone in the last 35 which Is owned by Thomas MeKathryn He.,, Marietta; oliee Investigate 17 seconds to give Mtddleport a 6-0 SEOAL victory. Among the happiest were M('.dl~:g~~~~Gowan of Mason, and it went grandcllildren, one brother, Her- Rig, Auto Accident Coach Bob Ashley, center, about to be hugged hy his nephew, David (50), over the steep embankment Middleport police investigat· 000 Osborn, Tuppers Pillins, and Tile Middleport Chamber of center and middle guard, who played an outstanding game on defense. - Sentinel ea~t of the Pomeroy _ Mason a sister, Mrs. Audrey Cheva- ed a minor twe-vehicle acciCommerce voted Friday night br1dge. The car ca!De to a atop Iier, Tuppers Plains. dent on South Second at tbt !not the Martlll Restaurant ON TARGET after hitting a utility pole at Friends may call at the fun- tersection of Mill-st Friday at JOWide fnie ~ again the bottom of the hill. The car The Bedford Local Board of era! home alter 7 p.m. today. 8:30 p.r·. . log Ibis year's Christmaa holl· FRIDAY'S SCORES WASHINGTON (UP!) was heavily damaged. EducaUon Thursday night unPolice said Charles W. Meday sealiOD. Gallipolis 30 Army said Friday it had teOitl'<ll Miss Hoffner was cited to anlmously ~pproved the conso~ Veteran• Memorlol Hospital Daniel, 24, of Belpre, drlvtne Dale Dutton wu appointed to successfully • ground-fired Meigs county Junvenlle Court ldaUon project Admiulono - Mrs. Jimmy a tractor trailer truclt. struck a study featibUWes of llle CINCINNATI (UPI) - New l Neloonvillt 0 sion of the Navy's air. toon a recklw operation charge. A discussion of the advantag- Ambur.I•Y. Cheshire; Effie car operated by Hubert Puf. chants Christmas JMIOmoUon. It offices are bein• planned Athens 28 Jackoon 8 sidewinder missile. es and disadvantages first were Knolls, Mason; Ralph Coleman, lllu, 58, Middleport, while II· • L 18 W II 1 7 Called tOe .. Olaparral," NIJIISING DUET · ed by the board mem- Cheshire; Thomas Owens, Porn"'"'" to mate 1 tum 'lbere was Jllao requested tbat the Delaware and The Plains, ogan • I on rev10w Middleport C of C provide Athens County, the Post Of- Middleport 6 Pomeroy 0 Army version Is fired from WASHINGTON (UPI)-f'res.. hera At lhe clooe of the discus- eroy; J•m• Owens, Pomeroy: were damages eatimaled at f1J5 cars ol lrlllllplll'latlon '""""' Deparlment said Friday. Kyger Creek 14 Eastern 8 self-propelled ground Johnson has two speciol Sion, the vote was unanlmoUJ Terri Owens, Pomeroy: Mildred to Pullins' vellicle l!ld 110111 li thole who wUI be In M~: lw!De~iadline for bids on the Dela- Racine 20 Hannon Trace 6 and is designed to protect - both Navy lieuteD- for coosoUdatton Withee, Pomeroy. McDaniels' ria· McDanlelo , .. County during tho C l!ld 0 I ..tllce is Nov. 10. The deline troop& against The proposal will be Dllcblqeo - Thomas QuD- cited to Middleport court ae • · road FeU Folla1e Tour Oct. .lpartmi"'' will lease the building Buchtei·York_ 28 planes. They are Lt. Elizabeth Ann on the Nov Z ballot, asking one ten, Che8hlre; Sarah Congo, d!arge of falllnl lo ylold l'(jtb President Bolt the low bidder for 20 North Gallia 0 The missile Is normally fired I(:haJ»Wilcki, 31, of Worcester, district of Bedford, Salisbury, Portlalld- Landon McDaniel, right of way. -., Jll'elldlog, EdisoD Bater, with renewal options for Symmes Volley 22 from • fighter plane. and Lt. Dorothy Dolll, Pomeroy, Middleport, and Nortb Middlepo~t; Rodney Howard, ·• .. Werry, GftorKe Melnbart terms. Southwootern 0 Now York City. western Middleport; Rlebard Dalley, Melp GeiiUII Coats were named to lhe office will he Williamson 52 MEETING MONDAY Chapowlckl .,., ualgned By 11168, under a new law. Pomeroy; Mrs. Jbnmy Am- Mm'tJQ!e• - Rlrry lftatlog commltteo to for eJiht years with re. Pt. PIHHnl 6 The regular meellq of to the White Houae clinic iD Salisbury l!ld Bedford would blqey,' Qlesblre; ~ce er, Rlclae; Jim Slleal, lltW olflcera for the c of . options for four five-year Chauncey 14 Rutlanol 12 D.A.V. and D,A.V. 1181. Lt. DotU hall been at Be- have to COIISOIIdete wltb 1111110 Frallt, Pomeroy; DaleanD8 1JI. PJe•ssnt. ~ Asloclallllll. ~line for bids Is Nov. ________1110.1will be, held Monday at 8 p.m. thesda since laat June afler a dlftrlct h*vln8 a hl&b ICbool If lie, SJl'ICUie; Debonll COle- J)lwta. . . - 'l'llll 1 Bf ... ~·~~OIIIfGU..UU:!V• ~ iD (i~ ~ I ,~ ~ 1!1- ~ ~ ' unq~ue opportumty WORLD POMEROY NATIONAL BANK leased immediarely for pubUcation. The P•esident asked to Iii both prints and neptives bf. lore malting a decision on whf. lher to allow them to be DJide public. Belol'<' the President welll lo sleep last night at 9:45 El11', the doctors bad rum on his feel twice, taking a few steps eacll, time, with assilltance-the nrit time ooly five hours after tht (Continued On Page Two Meigs' Colorful Hills, .Valleys Will be Shown Visitors on Tour I I ID the Your Savings Earn 4% Interest er, lhe plctares were not ,. Member Federal Reserve System !!ember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation w•• M B ANNOUNCING 5 Majorettes Injured when Auto Wrecked The Luxurious New --· '66 NE.W I ., Mainly About RAMBLER ( People In PLAN HOMECOMING The annual homecoming of .;; meroy the Flatwoods M. E. chun·n ) " will be held Sunday, Oct. 10. Mrs Charles Withrow spent Sunday School at 10, basket din- Thursday with Mrs. Nor a ner at noon, afternoon serv:ce Roush . starting at 1:45, special s'nging Mrs. Lewis Roush and stsler. l I and preaching. Everyone · Mrs. George McClintock ol Pt. : welcome. Rev . Pearl Casto Pleasant, W. Va. spent Thurs- ~ pastor. day at Letart Falls with thclf sister, Mrs. Ernest Grimm. I Harold Bartels of Youn~slown and Mrs. Anna Yeager of Pomeroy were weekend guests of I Mrs. Edna Bartels. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rubidoo 1 TONIGHT & SATURDAY of Columbus spent Wednesday 1 "WAR OP THE ZOMBIES" with Miss Clara Garland and (1'echnicolor) John Drew Bammon, Suai visited Miss Ethel Garland at Anderson, Ettore Manni, Ida Meigs General Hospital. Galli. Warrion of tbe damn· Lewis Harris entered Meigs edl General Hospital Thursday for "TAGGART" treatment. (Technicolor) T9nY Youna;, Dan Duryea, Mrs. Mary Aumiller of HartDwk Foun, Elsa Cardenas. lord, W. Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Blood Feud behind him! . . . Wilbur Stewart of Moson, W. Apache Gold ln front. Va. were Sunday dinner gllests - - ---·- · of Mrs. Maxine Arnold, AtheiUI IUN., MON. oncl TUESDAY October 111-11·12 Road. p... SATURDAY IS A GOOD DAY FOR 1 :-,..,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,.=.11 MEIGS THEATRE .•••t Beautiful New -.. if I LV SHOPPING At Elberfelds In Pomeroy ,.,.....,,Gila. *AMBASSADOR 1 *MARLIN BY AMERICAN MOTORS The Store Is Op$n from 9 a.m. Until9 In The Evening i • • NOW ON • DISPLAY! ~· • METROPOUTAN MOTORS POMEROY, 0. 606 E. MAIN ST. "HOW TO STUPP A WILD BIKINI" (Tecbnlcolorl AIJDette FuQicetlo, Dwayne Rickman, Brian Donlevy, Buster Keaton, Beverly Ad1ms Harvey Lambeck Jobn Aahiey. Jody McCrea. Mickey Rooney. FHiuratlo: I Dork Hon.. CotO<cartoono: Don"t 1,111 the Beans lhort Torm ShoriH Magon lxpreM DANCE SLATED The NCO Club of the 36Mth Ord. Co., Pt. Pleasant, W, Va., Army National Guard, is plao- nlng a dance on Saturday, Oct. 30, at lhe guard armory. 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