https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9cc48e5fc722597bba14a2d247892442.pdf 9e5f3aecffa72241a966c22eeecd59aa PDF Text Text . . . . -.. .. ·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. The Vagabonds orchestra will furnish music lor lhe dance, to be held belween 9 p.m. , .... ·-• I ill ..._ I a.m. Price of adml15ion w "" ,t\--------------·"~coop~ • '' ~ ..,. .. . . -r• - I _, • • • • • • • ' • - ....... ..... . .. .. . . ........ ' Save All of Your Saleslips From 1 ·Elberlelds In Pomeroy l-------------------------------------------• ·' ............... ,. .. ~ ~r: .' :' -· -- ~ ........ ~- ... Dies at Home In Burlingham Mr. Osborn of L'IttIe Hocking Dies Today c f Cwill Bedford Board· U , f naOIIDOUS Or Consolidati'on Repeat 'ts . Free Parkin •g 2 post Offices .. _ , , . . _ Be1ng • PIanne . d tern,....,. a.. ei-' ., , .. *'... �. Education ..... -- • IS .I •J '"j I I I i t • 1 I lr b ti Logan Chi.eftai·ns' Jackets' h Athens Team' Triump i Ma 'n/y About ='· - 11 " People In Pomeroy ., I "" Madtson 14 Jeffer!ion r; Youngstown Ursuline 53 t• Youngstown RayP.n " Austmtown Fitch 18 SLruthers 16 East Palestine 8 Ll!!bon 6 Galwn 16 Bellevue e Akron 'oc 8 Akron Hower I Akron Firestone 8 Akron Central 0 Warren Hardin&: 20 Akron East 0 cu. John ~ollins, Health Depllrt- l meat official. show~ •,hm en- \ titled "Sex EducatiOn The • PTA council went on record as lavorlna the ahowlng of this film m the school• ol Meigs County The film will also be shown at • health conference at the Waverly Methodtst Church on Oct. 211. It was announced the P.T A. Council sponaoreO auction fiW the scholarship lund would be October 16 at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. People will he permitted 1o seU ltoma on con- ° 0range, 8}ac k I Band G' Game Show I fa!~ C:., ~Mayo ctin1~ Ill Youngstown Chaney 3! Ymmgstown MoonPy lt merger proposal Is approv- I A£ preSl'dent up ~ tlon ..• Scores Alliance 1l Cuyahoga Falla 0 Akron f':llet 14 c' Kent Roosevelt 14 (Uo) Tallmadge 16 Norton 6 THE BETSY ANN Springfield I Stow 6 (tie) By A. V. Howell Copley zo Mogadore ll ern school wtll Logan'• defending Sootheast-162 plays to. Well•ton's 34 In signment at the auction. The Betsy Ann was a medium siH packet 165 feet long by 39 feet wide built at 14 be on the No observed that ern Oh•o League ehamps re gslmng thetr third vtctory In The bost group served re- Debuque, Iowa in 1899. She was a fine ste rnwheel. iron bull packet built for Rufus Mr Th~m~:o~on>Oildalion " boundl'd from a 2220 loss to trve games and "'""d m three freshments on tablea c::'ered F Learnerd of Natchez, Miss. He operated her in the Natchez-Bayou Sara trade un- =•::~~~{~~~town passage Io ·ost of ap- t;alltpohs to power tts way In league starts With white, and In a fall erne. tll1821 when she was bought by D. Grove r Gill of Ga!Upolis, and others, who brought Orrville 30 Brunswick 0 1 •u• wll mea~ all~ 1 ar for an t8-7 v1ctory Fnday over'l Sophomore fullback Chuck The next meeting will he Fob. her to the upper Ohio River. She ran in th e Pittsburgh·Portsmouth trade and later In proximately on Y 1 Y~wner. l wellston Kemper, a '-3, 190 pounder, , 3 at tho Chester Elementary the Pittsburgh _ Cincinnati aoverleaf 30 Wodsworth 0 the avherage pro~ ypomted out Tbe~ stnng of 16 league slammed for all lhr.. Logan Building. '. . trade. Dalton 14 Northwestern 0 Mr T ompson •. d weok touchdowns and gave Logan an Robert Morris Is president of Perry 14 Falrle" 6 that o\lerall cosL of I new pia~~ :'c0ton~: s~~~::U.ms ;oiled up Ul-0 lead Wellston got Its lone the county PTA Cou~il, Mrt. In 1925, Capt. Frederic~ Way, Canton McKmley 15 for housmg 1.000 students Wid ~ b 18 f th 275 ards on touchdown e~ghl second< be- l Albert Wigal Racine, vrce pres- Sr and hiS son, Fr.Oertck Jr CoDton Central Catholic I b• S2 milhon with an estimate ~ v do nde::.d thY ball for lore the fmal guo on a two yard !dent Mrs. Donald Mora, Che• bought an mterest .In the boat Wlntersvllle 28 Martins Ferry 0 $800.000 to be ra1sed locauy. He groun • e run by John Pope. ter, secretary, and Mrs. Robert and contmued htlr m the trade Adena 14 Irondale 0 ctted this as an obvmus barood for yards Louks Syracute, treasurer. WJUl 1929. She ran Pittsburgh· Belpre 6 River 0 103 4 wam'' lor_ the llxpayer IIDCe Jt _._ I 5£ a mK~m~:.n:s. had touch' Lomsvdle, summer of 1930, then Mt. Pleasant 14 Dillonvale 0 will provide an adequote, com· th Pittsburgh-Charleston, W. Ya. , Shadyside 22 Umon Local 14 prehensin education syltem I down runs of seven, ree, I unll November of that year Cadlz 18 BarnesvlJie I 15 Sally Scluoal JIIOikmg 00 and yards ' when she went back to the BeallsVIlle 18 Meadowbrook 14 alate lellalat..;, aald that Ohio Wellston gsmed 139 total l ' PittsbtHgh.Ctnclnnall trade i Mmgo 8 Brilliant o ranb oeventh ;. wealth, thtrd yards, 42 on passes Logan had I ' whtch continued until April ml Yorkville 14 Smtthfield 12 In IOYil'IIOf'l aalary, and ninth a 19-8 advantage lo ftrst , I 1931. She made a few tnps to Flushing Ill Scro 0 In legislative aalary, but only Everett Kmeaid of Columbus down• I the MiSSISSippi river In the sumMidvale 26 Jewett 8 amved Fraday ror a vtstt Wllb Wellston 0 0 n 77: mer and fall of 1931 and wu Columbus Brookhaven 8 hiS SISter and brother-mlaw, Logan ! ! 6- 18 1 sold to the John ), Hay Com.a Columbus East 0 Mr and Mrs Clyde Andrews. Wellston : John Pope. 2. run , l pany m Aprtl, 1932. This cooColumbus Eastmoor 32 PAT Gary Stabler, krck. Lo- LONDON (UP!\- Rhodesian cern coo\ -ted her mto a towContinu.O from page 1 Mr. and Mrs Frank Amo• l gan Chuck Kemper, IJI, 7,\ Premte• ian Smtlh satd today l boat Three Rio Grande College students suffered onl~ ml· Columbus North 14 l¥•·hour opetallon. Jr and Debb10 and Robert of run ; 3, run; 15, run. hrs whtte-ruled African colony I nor inJUrieS late Friday afternoon when their car mtssed Manon Franklin 10 Through tho While House Garden L1ty. Mrch aJO<nl the . would rather go out ftghtmg 1be BETSY ANN was dl,. • . llrldge near roadSide park on Rt. 35, and plummeted Columbus Central 0 rest offiet Johnson's personal past weekend w1th h1 s father, than go out crawling on our mantled a1 St. Louts Her iron into a creek. Gahanna 6 Groveport 0 p f ' any years Dr Frank Amos Sr and Mrs Am· h d d knees" Ill the clash hull went to the Wood River a. Treated at Holzer Hospital and released were Thomas Marysvllle 24 Mifflm 20 ape- 08 I independence. fmtng Company 1'hiB firm sold M. Watts, 20, Pittsburgh, Pa., lor abras.ions of the bead Westerville 44 Grove City 0 ctaliat " Internal medicme, II· I Smtih has threat•ned to d.. the hull to the Meramac " - a~d htp; Thomas W. Uhle, 20, Rt. 3 Marton, severe Iacer· Franklin Heights 20 sued lhil llltoment shortly af- i Delbert Bruch returned home IVCS dare Independence unilaterally er Boat Club 10 Auguat, 1946, auon of the forehead and right knee. and Thomas L. DecHamilton Township 0 EDT today Thursday, from Me•s• Gell<r-1 h 1 1 Brihsh colony to do (the Meramac ts a small river ker, 17, Columbus, lacera· Columbus Hartley 40 8 le~.,: ";;..,idem a~pt well. al Hosp1tal and " 1mprovmg ' ;.t :m;.s 1776 Such 8 move that enters the MISsissippi rlv- lion of the forehead. passenger In the car, complain· Pleasant VIew 6 bad I "er restful nilhl and " Mrs Earl Grunm and Mrs. I would face the British Com· er from the west, below St. The slate highway patrol oald ed of al n'f Injury dbut ~·· DOt Kettering Aller 19 lee ling line" Claode DaviS have returnl'd to . Imonwealth wtth a grave crisrs Louis ) Ithat the car driven west 011 Rl lnuned ate y treate . Columbus Ready 6 Mon uerclM, probably m· thetr home, Washmgton Court The Middleport Htgh School land m the words of Pnme M•- Capt. Fr.Oerlck Way Jr. wbile 35 by Walia went off the rtghl The patrol aald that Bare, Upper Arlington 80 . eludlllff 8 number of littlo walkJ House after a several day> vtstl l Yellow Jackel Marchmg Band I nJSter Harold Wilson 'set A'n-l an olft. Jn the BETSY ANN, 11de of the highway and struck driving west on Ernest Watts GrandVIeW 0 eround the room. were expect- With the formers sJster and ' ll&ve a top ~for~ance at ca ablaze,, Igathered facts, figures, reeorda a guard rail. The accident DC· Rd., pulled onto Rt. :u5 m front Ur~ana 26 Worthington 14 ed to b~ prescribed today for brother-Jn-l~:~w . Mr and Mrs Fnday evenmg s VIctory game : Talks between Wa_lson and and personal expenences which. wrred at 4 40 p.m. Friday. of a JOUtbbound car driven by White 26 Delaware Haye~ 0 the Ch1ef Executive W. 0 BarrutJ w1th Po~eroy It rame on the Sm 1th broke down Friday rught .,e put together In a masterful Ollie S. Elltott, 16 , Rio Grande. Mt Vernon 20 Bexley 0 FEW VISITORS field wo h a new fanfare by desp1te on Amencan wammg to way 10 a hook htl enJij. The Watli car flattened nve Moderate damage was done to Johnstown 8 Johnson also planned let con- Mr and Mrs Ray Ludy mov- Yoder featurmg the mtroduc- Smith the United States would led "The Log of the Betsy' Ann." guard rail posts and 1traddled both ears. Watkins Memorial 0 fer pertodieally wtth ataff mom- .0 Monday, from Minford 1o lton of the Drum Ma)Or<lte, l not recognize hia all · wh1te ThiS " an historical · novel, the three cable guard rail, f~ Utica 22 Lickmg Valley 12 her ~ tod=1y but no v1s1tors other the Morgan apartment on Ath- [ M1ss Cnr 1e Cooke, followed by government smce there are but true history 10 beautifully oally going over the cab)ee just A car dr1ven by James E. Cireleville 26 than close a•des and famtly ens Road the flog bearer~ and maJorettes., only 220,000 wh1tes In RhodeSia told that rt does not need ftc- before reochin8 the concrete Holbrook, le, of 510 Third Ave., Washington C. H. 0 membe•< were expected 1o be Mrs. Jed Weboter Jr and aon, The •mart steppmg band en· 1and 3 e m!lhon Negroes Utloua embelllahment to ldd to bridge abutment. Out of cot> and a county truck operat.O by Fairview 20 Medina 16 allowed James VISited Thursday even· ter.O the field with consecu·l Smith told a news conference Its mterest It 18 a classic of trol, the ear acrap.o a wmg · Arnold R. Belville, 4.'1, Rt. 2 Warrensville 16 ing at New Haven W. Va w1th hve .. s~~ad step~ffs, gm~~ ml~~he would return to h1s cap1tal 1 stearnboat history and tradition fo~t1on abutment of the Crown City. oolUd~ ~t 8 am. North Royalton 6 her mother, Mrs. T. C Roush. an X to the muSic of Burn of Salisbury for a final deolllron 1 and has Jrad a wide ctrcuialion br1dge and then traveled through Friday on Rt. 141 10 Centenary. Pymatumng Volley 39 ~ Mr and Mn Dale Smith 1Sh.O Brass," • recent marcb on the declaralion of. 1ndepen- m several editions. the atr Landing on Its front on No one wao Injured. I Grand Valley 8 spent the past weekend at Mar- by Cecavas deuce Observert believed he The 'llcture shown was taken the opposite s1de of the creek. . Findlay 25 ElynA 8 j U"'DII ron With their daugher and son- Movln~ to the center of the could not continue as prime mr- at MadiSOn, Indiana In June, The car was demolishad. No The patrol aald that Belville Sandusky 44 Lorain 0 m-law, Mr and Mrs Thomas field, the band performed two nister 'f he does DOl make the 1930 Captam Way and his wife charge was fded. waa making 8 left tum Into 8 Cleveland Lutheran East 22 McClung and family maneuvera to the trio of the declaration. :Grace Jive at Sewickley Pa driveway a11 Holbrook attemptB rton 0 F.otmd Hoopltal Mr~ Albert Smith of Akron Ia oame mqrch, forming large and He has a !me plea<ure ' boai At 10 ~~ a m. Friday In Rio eel to pass. The vehicles lid.. So th A h l 36 C l ub18 0 Persons entermg Holzer HosII ,_ vin& 1o oontra G nd a dr by Gil .,.,.. " od rate damage u m ers o urn o- IJ)emiing .a week w1th relatives lsma wr.s, mo • built by the Weaver Skiff Works ra e, 1 c r IVen • swltA'.. Wl~o~l m e Portsmouth West 18 Waverly 6 p11a1 dunng the last 24 bours' in the area r) mot1on. then 1oing Into at furr•n• named GRACE f 0 , bert w. Rice, 42, Jackson, back- 1o !he car and mmor to the N Bosto N ill t 16 0 ~luded R Lee Lolli, 556 Mri. Lester Wilson UDder- Ithe block bBnd lurm•Hon The his wtfe. His favonte Cflllse 11 ed onto North College Ave., and truck. No charge was flied. p:~tsmout; East ; 4 ~=~e 6 8 r.ourth Av~ , Se ~\ Au::y went surgery at Holzer Hospll·i outslandinl fuatura of thlo provup the Allegbeny riVer. coUtded with the right side of ft Gaorge P. Smith, 71, Rl. 2 Wheelersburg 20 Y Stt"verH10~1 d co\ v~,Cro ~ al Thursday and" convalesc· led to be the kaleldascop~~ polk· OW 0 S ear driven by Arthur W. Lan- Gallipolis was cited to munlciIronton Sl Joseph 6 0 an ny er, t w I eel Her room number ts terns while pi~YIRI Bloc bam. 33, Rio Grande. pal ooW1 Oct. 11 on a charge of • City; Mra Dlxlo Hall, Rt. I : Dl y. Band Je· z," by Vao Auker. 0 SOn S arm Moderal<! dam!IBe was done Improper left turn alter an accl· Dayton Dunbar 54 . Ewlngton; Mrs Marvin H Oll. Connie Cooke drum maJorto both cars. No one ••• lnjur- dent at 12·10 m Frida on Rt Dayton K•ser o 0 er, Rt I Cheshire; Hart H bu~~: h:g~..~~ ~~ ~ ~':'~ ette, was featured 1n a welled. The patrol cited Rice 1o Sii, one ~nd Pi.,;. tenth! mile; Dayton Roth 32 Fatrv~ew 12 Rucker, Northup; Mrs. Roy E. ttmed b•too routine solo to the • municipal ooort Oct 18 on a f R Xenia Wilson t4 Boallc, South Stde; Mn. Lowell ol her mother, Mrs Lester Wll· mustc of "Libery Bell" by Sou· A precision drill show was charge of failure lo. yield the I wes t o t. I180. d tha Smlth Lmcoln Heights 0 1 S Hughes, PI Pleasant, Dan- aon at llolur Hospital. sa lne Orange and Black band present.O by the Pomeroy htgh l , ,, right of wa . The patro sal Dayton Chammade 18 ~el E. ollyton, Awl• Grove, Mrs Mr aFnddMrs Sheprleyk Sbwao jleft the field playmg the Fight achool marchmg f baM ndDoun I HIS Eugene/are 35 Rt 21 Galll-se waall'am~!:e~ ~'::~to K~ Richmond o Ler- B Rou·• Rt 1 Letart· spent " ay m ar ers org, Song der the direction o r ntted' 'to . l I I . Xenia 14 Dayton Stebbins 0 ., · ..,, · ' w va d · · · d • polls waa c mun c pa Fish r 88 Pa a atrempted LoweU W. Rugwo. Pl. Plea.. And Mr Wilham K Russell, ln· aid Miller Frtday mght urmg l WASHINGTON IUPil -Only couri Saturday on a charge of to e' The rm 'rnino cia Wilmmgton :Ill Mianu Traco 16 ant; Mn. C. Raymond Byer, Mr an Mrs Earl rews l strumental mstructor, " direc· haUilme of the Mrddleporl Pom· i Sermte ratification and the !allure lo yield the right of way pa:.\oth re was N r m· Eaton 22 Trotwood 8 Leolli Mrs. Larry C. LieVIIJI, of Manonh werbe ,~!ld_~!.J dmner l tor. eroy gam~.:. rPresident's signature lay ahead after a two car collision at 1·50 aplnj ed can. o one was Covington 34 Te~umseh 8 N H Thorn H Fowler guests of " rou~r ~ srsterThe h Ut h ed · ur · M" I 18 Per Local I t·aOs o;. C Le ' U>-law, Mr. and Mrs Clyde Ana lime . a oodw t open d of the admlnlstratlon'l new a.m. Friday on Rl 325, three Arreated by the patrol, Will· J mff' er 21 caryl I 20 Rew PI.IYtllPI; t. 1 euan • ws · •- dr ' Southwestern Is With a fan are mtr uc ton an farm program today. and eight-teothB milea aouth of ard G 0u ot 18 p F · e erson r" e Ia, Pl. Pleaoant; Forrest L. ewo. ' Def•aled 22 _0 then tl moved to the mtddle The House, by a 219·150 •ote, Rto Grande cia .; M~g~ co~nt;':r1•dr;~ Northridge 10 BrookVIlle 0 Bacbtel, Middleport, Dorsey C. of the field where • bell forma - Frtday approved the four-year Hla Wife Dura J Bare 31 a ~ 30<1 ·an TIP!' City 12 Oakwood 6 Burkhammer, Rt 3 Coolvllle; Tho Symme•. Valley VIkings !ton was set up Tbe "Bells of 14 billion farm bill that earller ' . ' ' • ay ~ se~ Springfield North 32 Charlet N. Denney, Coalton; II<'Ored lwo qUick first penod St Mary's" was then played lhls week was put 1n Its final teoce, recelved 1 ~ mont • Fairmont East 21 Mrs. La.......,. G. Countryman, touchdowns and went on to de· as the maJorettes were leatur· lshape by 1 House-Senate co.. s•• UPII VIol Coli lllenoa IUipen!!IOII '"!.as New London 42 Rt. 1 Balnbrldae . Eddie Ref feat the Southwestern Highland· ed ferenco committee. ,.GQN ( ' ...... court coats 011 a ·~rse Souill Ceotr•I 0 lilt, Rt I Oak Hill; Mrs. Olen a.s, 22;0 . Pomeroy's band also perform- The measure carries a four- perrlllaa Friday lf&lil am- ol driving while Intoxicated. Rav011llll 24 Coventry 0 H. Snyder, Rt l Crown City The ·kings scored the~r first ed in pre - game aclivlttea year package of programs for buabe<f a lt1nlok eoavoy ol In other patrol easea, Judge Waynedale 36 Smithville I BlriM TO after n;overmg a SW fum· when ' ·mce Neece was crown- wheat, ""tton, feed valas, wool U. S. lllflatrymoo wtth miDel, Frank Porter fmed Leonanl G. 8ry811 30 Oefumce 14 Mn. LI!I'Oy B. Roush , Rt 1 ble Cnswe raced seven yards .0 1965 Homecommg Queen. and other commoditlea. JDOrlan aad loleDIO aatoma~ Scarbrough, 23, RL I Long Bot. Na~eon 30 Wauaeon 21 Letart, daughter, 7 5i p m Fri· ror the score. Schnetder scor.O PHS maJOrettes are Beverly It " intended to keep market· le woapou lin, I U. S. Mil~ lorn, 1211 and coota lor speed- Archbold 0 JDcbvlllo 0 ttia) da Halfback Steve Grtmstead the se I tourhdown of t he Beaver anc Mana Grueser flag rt tees relativel low lary ""*OIIDII dbelooetl to. ing; Floyd II. llarllhouse, 3!, te y. Dlaeharg<d turned '" his seeond one . man )'eriod 01 • mne yard run Cade bearers. Kandt <irueser, 'head ..:.lmg the ..,.,:'.. of uy, II wu lbe lint tho tbo Springfield, '10 aad COlts, speed ::!~er:~ ~~~ :.::~ 7 Mra. Paul E McGraw. Mrs show In two weeks F'nday mgnt ran the ex, a pOims ~s the Law maJorette, Pauletta Hodson, farmers With direct pvern- CemiiUllllttl ued IllS tee- In ezceu for road condltlo•i Ot:Wa Glandorf 43 Bluffton I Samuel R. Morgan, Mrs James as he scored four touchdowns renr~ Counlla~s jed 14-o at Cathy Fultz., Mary Francia, I ment payments. ttc. ltllla•t Anaerlcu tnopl Vlr,U L. Cozart. 25, ~~ Geneva Pa ne 6 E Bentl Donald L Ward m leadmg the Buchtel • York halftime Cad< s 10 yard touch· Naocy Titus Kay McGowan I Th . addition to Ia VIol Nam. flO IJid coota no operator 1 U30 Y e progratm, ndm a•~lus co..· Csaaaltleo • - • lbe eoll- cenoe· wn&m Maynard, 24, Aahland 6 Mansfteld Malabar 0 H0.-- HeyA. g•l Sr Roy L, Broms to a 28-0 wtn over North down , dum of a Keith Carter Peggv Hoffder Millre Logar' "~' · n ' ' ·• · G 11 h v1k · • ' •' prrce suppor s a -• --. ' Clearfork 24 Loudonville 8 Bickle John S Goett Joseph I a ra pass gave t e mgs their fl . and Jenmfer Blake•lee, trois m individual crops 111- mated Ill Gl'l were "mod- Ri. I Racine, aad Ora P. Ba... PI th Cr tvi Shuler: David A Gllll~m. Wil- Last week the speedy Grim 0'1.1 s~re or the evemn_g eludes a major new progr~m in erate" the lpobtma• ll1d. rr, Syracuse, eacb tl.O and costa, ym~u 22 es ew 0 llam S Manuel, Edith C. Wtllls Isttad """d three _touchdowns StaiiSttrally the V1kmgs had whtch !armors would be paid to The IGidlon ...,.. tlllebe<f 11 falluro to yield tbe rlpl o1 way; OntariO 28 Crestline 0 T L J cobs Dalla! R . In ' 12! wm over Eastern 1150 yords ru<hmg whtle SW Athen~ Take Fil'llt swrtch up to 40 miiUoo acres of lbe btl Brlpdo 111 lllfllllry and Wayne Harper, 3'1, p..,.. Phtlo 28 Crooksville 6 ,.;::er, M:a. u Jones, : Gnmstead'j ftrst score eame he;d lo 80 Coach Pat Welh· Place With 28-8 Win land to non-crop uses in periods Dlvlsfoa -lbe "BI& lied One" roy, 15 and costs, unsafe vehlc· Malta-McConnetsvllle 78 Belljamin F lAve, Mn John J the m1tlal frame on a one er s el 11en had 43 yar~s pass· The the 8 II· o( five to 10 years. from Ft. Riley, Kaa. Je. Dresden I th M Bo d E H" bo yard plunge HIS other scoreo ln1 to Symmes Valley a none ATHENS A ns u Forfeilina bonds on patrol New Concord 12 Sml ' rs y . tggm were on rum of ont 43 and a Symmes Valley had 11 first dogs exploded for 20 pomb In I EAGLES TO M ET :The cbarps . Robert E MatWest Muskingum I !~· Mr; ~au~~ (~ac.,:r~ Ipass good for 4tl y~rds from downs whtle holdmg the Galha the second quarter Friday mght l The Fraternal Ord: of Eag. WASHINGTON (UPl)M, 76 :-:~. f27.50: speed ~rldan 34 Plckertncton 2 ..,=ter ac e l, ona b k E C bell Counttans 10 "' and defeated Jack!on, 28-11 to fleaato today cleared llle ftJ • road __.,,___ Mwnusburg l8 Greenville 1 Hester, Mrl. John F Clendenm quarter ac '"'' amp · B Qu rt0 , · take aole possession of first les drstrrct meeting will be ftr 1 showdown Moadoy In a In Hcellll for ......,...... ; Sldne PI " Tun Wagner scored all the Y a held SUnd 1 M · A · N ............ 1o L-H Nell R Halstead :15 Chartea. Y 16 qua 8 aud infant son, Mrs James K . Southwestern 0 0 0 0 - 01 place n the SF.OAL ay a e~gs ene o. - - - • IDOVI • . ' ' • Mason 28 8 rln boro I Adalllil and mfant son, Mrs ex~a ':nts d ISymmes Valley . 14 0 1 t _ 22 Halfback Todd Snyder raced 2171. F 0 P Lodge Hall. There weet-fon1 ftlfbaster agalasl ton, W. Va., 117.50, lollowlllff too Celina vf.~oneta 0 211 " Frtmk E. Sisson and mlanl dauwoo the secon 10 yare• fm the first score Will be degree work put on by - • l ol atateo• rtpt lo enael cloeely: Kermit E. Gilkey. 21, P'alrboro36 U Wa ght.. I stratghl for the. P~at.. after HOOVER ON CR!TfCISIII Minutes later Dick Adams , .. the Logan degree team. The "rtlll~to.worll" !awl. The Plalas, and Jameo D. Goodyne 12 opemng vrctorte• ,_ WASIDNGTON (UP!) _ FBI t• .-ned a punt 81 yardo and Ad· , meetmg wll begm at l p, m. A tpe<!al SaturU)o -loa night, fl, Centerville, Va., both ~~,J~~~faG~ 1 Ithree Next week North Gall~ trav· Oir 1 oms scored the third toochdown Iwrth a dumer and dance 1o )Qied oaJy f8 IIIIDaleo. lien. f27.~ lor &peeOing, a ra am ela to Hannan, W Va • 10 a Ia "" :'; J oft he qua ter on a :!6 yard gal· follow All members are 1peoaon1 L. Bofllld, D .J118., Arresll by the patrol Friday VeraaUes 41 Ansonia I non . teague battle w e orcemen at pro lop Eric Hummel ptcked-p the l.o *"""'a plu lo opeak elle• included: Raymond L. Camp- CentemUee 44 'l'Wfn Valley It DIVOTID TO JNTUIIT By quarters by cnttmm from the press onl~ point converolon of the' bell, 16, Rl I Proetor91llo, cit. Vandalla 12 West MOton 0 MEIGI.MASON AliA North Galba 0 ~ 0 0- ~ Writing In the <UJTent Issue I b AUXIUARY TO III"ET olveiJ todaJ opfaat lbe r. ed Ocl If to Lawn!nee county Ollie 28 Germantown I ....... o...... ,,.,..., Buchtel-York 8 0 I 14- 28 ~~~~·~a~.::.: E~~~~~~ oc;,:gfin~g~thena' six pointer The Veterans Memorial Ros~b~~ juvenll~ court for fllllllll wtllr Sprlngfl•ld Shawnee If .....:='.!~"·:;:,::' ·~•Jt · 1 ' had •·- lu b eame In the third period on a pltal Auxiliary wm hold ita rq. aml'l Inter. AmeriCID Caltur- out the usured clear dl!taDeei Northeastern JJ ,, • .., ., ,.., Ohio v""' '"'".. PURCHASE ROME critic sm """" vs a le tn three )"lrd rWJ by Snyder. Blll ular meeting TUesday October II -~Trade ~~ ·-• ~ Don L. Skelton, 311 Magnolia Uma Senior 29 111r eo-...,- uo MHhanl~ It. Pom· R bP. Ri h rd d H helping pollee better se"'e the . • -..a- auu -·- 0., bonded to munletpal ' ' H mil'- Garff ld 1 eroy, Olllo. U7U BulDal 0 If le. 0 rt c 8 s an at· blic" Brinkman got the extra potntl 19, at 7:30 p m. in the cafeteria ed u... Jll"'lccppUoa. court a wu e 4 r:~; WY " ' ' " ..,,..,,, ' " " ' wv land .Martin purchased the puN Jackson scored in the third of the hospital All momben Oct. IS for apeedlna; Wesley Waynesfield M Logan HIDa t <noin« • •""' "'home of the late Clara Wnroltng the annual obaervanc:e ataJ121l 1 a ufety and ln the are asked to ~ resent W..Ual~ ~2, VIDion cited to Ada 30 Delphos Jefferson 0 ~~~,. " ,.. _, '""'' " Pom.,.,, man at 3.10 Third Ave , at pub- of Natloolll Newapeper Week fourth on a one yard run by Lar· p ' ROSPITAIJZI!'D Dllltl!clpal court Oct. fJ lor Ellda IS Colombuo Grovo t 1 Nollo••• ll1mb.n. •••M"''"'Ja~."'"""•",.. lie auction FridaJ Thok bidding (Oct • lb>ver ••ld, ry Adair. GRANGE TO MEET Mr. Forreat Bachtel' former Wl!Bfe vehicle·' James Walker' 8Allen Eaat 20 Pandtll'll Gilboa I llotttz~tiH :M3 Lulnll ti brl hb uOver the._111 yeara Jaw enforce"•... •••. No• v"' Cit>. , . . on the attrac ve c me, ha' been k The Ohio Vallo• Gr•~o wiD Middleport lelleber aad football Jr 28 GaUipoU. cited to mu· t.•_,, 112 Lima Shawnee 14 •••• with a lot 17$ feet by 14 feet men! at limes s II en ' -.. u., ,· Ocl ' • ' Bath 44 ...._ Ill 0 ""-"'"" "'"' "'""'.. '' · to the editorial woodahed for its LOcAL TEMPS hola a special meetin& Monday coach, haa been taken to ""' Dlcipa court . lv oor an un· """'~erv o .. "'"'"'· "' '"" '" started at f20.00tl, and the hrgh t I I the Gr hall u-pltal f treatment for a uf vobkle· and Lewis W MeColdwater -,..., -- ,... 0 • · ~ •••••" " "" bid $22 500 N lther o1 tho ahortoomlllffa 111d mbtakeo. We The temperature rn Pomeroy'• a p.m n IIIII . to ..,. """ or McComb ll8 Van Wert I .:'.!'."'m!\~!"'ooo. ;~ buy;,uex~t j., ;.,Ide tn the expect just criUclom. we profit business dlotrlct 11 11:35 a. m. elect officers for .,lhe comma resp!ratoz..~..!"-enlear.Mn1 Jlaci>. Gboradwed, Uto, Wunlaablnatoacipal!-~ lore., Delph._: ~~c' 18 "" ...,. ' " -1 _.,. ho od peeUna to by it and tbt! public 11 better today was JR deiP"eea Wider yaar. Potluck relraahmeiJto wU1 tel and _ ..,.., o, lrt n m ww• p k · arey i..,-:!'':~·~~~'=-~~'~.· •~.::, n:eu: pro""'pertyu !lff'Ved beeaUII e1 iL eloudy skieL be wved. wlth bim. at tbe hQIPUIL IJifid1DI. It way 28 Merkla IAcall ~st~c~~n~:at I • ' Theme of 3 Spea!\ers -• l1on 23rd in supnnrt Three apeaker's on n~uca ..... ()f edueaUon district has applied for th cfunds du The third speaker North· undt!r the NattonHI You orps 1 them~ were he~~~ s ~:!nt: western Local School 'distrtct He said ID school JUniors and .,..ptmgCoof ~th· g k t the executive Head Don McKellZJe,seniors who lire needy could .T.A. unc Is wee :chool commented on Federal grants earn a 25 for 15 hours a week ~adbury elemen:;;: re!!lkiin M('Kenzie spokf spedfrcally of work under the program wtth Rnbort Mo P g. the Head Start program Na- McKenzie also said illat there The group alsool ~~t Jon twnal Youth Corps and ' the would be made available funds cord In support e !SU~s Elementary and Secondary Act to pay 85 per cent of the costs proposal dur~ng a bu~nessrsons I McKenzie commented that of a vocational school m Mela:s liOn. ApprO>lmatoty pe the Northwestern Local SchooiCounty U the school consolidowere m attendance 1 Middleport Supt of Schools Clarence Thompson, one ot the three speakers. talked on the proposed school consolrdallon of Pomeroy. Middleport Bedford. Saltsbury and Nortllwest- I =a~ ~e~!t~ood 3 R10 • Grande students get M.IC or Hurts • nca may Burst Into • New Flames w~~h ~~~mover ,.,.1<! ·' 1 &AI t - • a) News Band Presents Sh f Dr ill ( . Jn Precision J hn ' F Bill Ready for ':Z Signature Grimstead Gets Four TD's In 23.0 Vietory :r. M~bel w~s I'" THE DAILY SEHTINEL Edg~ ~oover ~~ o, ~ • invl~ ::!, m.m., ;::'•71:' ... --u.. 13110 • ';!:: • Jackets Win Last 30 Seconds Over Panthers, 6-0 Ill 1 1 F 1 BY D!!E ts~fE F "d en by ~n Sw~•h: o~ theh 301antt 1::;oo bS~uer, ~m:ned dlo carry!oil by 2.10 pound ~ddle guard moving again as Boward Eng. I ed the day as the Panthers' Don With 25 seconda left 1 he B. Motl'e . . .. . . .•• 0 . hate re~ea M dd'l e t v"tl ay 1reltl!l'nf to l e .' . n t e tr~t thee pa lhto eOn foyar hne of Dave Ashley alter ing deflec~ !ISh, the Panther workhorse, car- Sw•oher did the honors for the I Jackets kicked off to Pomeroy R. Swart& . . -· S liB as ••e 1 epor e ow p •y rom scr~mmage SwiS.r an ers. urth down eel. ried !he ball m._t of the way second t1mo In the game as he and they took over the ball on POMEROY Jackets pull.O out a Ja•t half. er's pass was mtercepled by and three the Jackets gambled Following this timely intereep. as the Panthers reached Jacket grabbeO the Moore pass m the tho 20 yard line. They luod the Ydl. Cllrlee' mlnut~,t'"~ ~ctory over P~e- !t:~l' Moore ;;\th~~ yard1":; :nd ~ost as/!eorg• Saue~ r~n lion, the Jackets ;:;anaged lo territory to the 40 yard line; end zone for a touchback. bail for JUSt one play 11 1be B. Eag)flll .......... rr a be •; 1e t"'me ~ay th ey J k ·~ pomt oo 1 as 1 the or : rs own was s t y move the bali to 46 where oofy to lose the ball on a fum. The Panthera were held by the Jackets' Gary Stobarl made on L, VIIIMoter __ ....... u 1 re pa ~~ as ~~ ese r: e ~ere go•~g 11 :etth a yar SECONDQUAR E they,:;:" agam,;.r.:~d to punt ble recovered by Aahiey, who Jackel defense again and were Interception of a Swisher pill, J, SlmfJIGII '"·-·--·· IJ ~me b 1~ era. d ":"'su! s;on~ ~por ~n~ ut 1 ey Th ond uarter T R on lo down. 18 " the way was all over the field last nlght. forced to punt. With 30 seconds ran it 1o the Panther 20, and D. b!pt ... , ... .. . . . 1 oondse a fwa~L reco•e~ TDm ~erele borc,L !puff"p illee p adya had esec t qth opened as 1he half ended with neither tea That's hdw the third quarter left ID tho game, Bruce Simp- end the game. C. 8,..0 -·· .......... 1 • zone or u•e wmmng . ~ r y ••e st an er eto pun to s Jackets. The 1able to sustain a drive, ended. aon dropped hack to punt to Coach Bud Bickel of t b 0 STATIIITICIJ n:e ~arne lt:elf was ~:~yded f~e.. th p h . eel Jacke~ngal~ed:: get SECOND HALF The fourth quarter went by take the onap from cen~~t Panthers, downhearted at the MIDD. POlL ~ atr Yeve::.,erhmsBa~ lea egam e1 ber~ rec:,1 ao~~t i st Mul to no Tbe second half k1ck off was very quickly as neither team unfortunately It was over his loss, nevertheless credited his 111 llowDI -·· ..... .•. u 7 g · 0 ted IDS po""'!"onrdo line Alate o2n Ia r alalv a• a ted byooreD 1aerk W<en by Moore on the 28 and could cross the goal line and head aad It bounded inlo lbe end Panthers with playmg !be best Tolal Yda. Rull. ... 111 • b ndsesf were a passes mtercep as own •• ya e. r p ys was m1ercep c returned lo the 36 yard line. with 3:30 left In the game it look·· zone. Simpson tried desperate- defensive game of the season. '12 (7 both quarterbacks went to tiro from scrimmage !In which H~ Kmght on the 32 yard llne of Wrth a fine ruonmg and block· td as lf 1t would end 8 ~ tie. ty to pick the baD up and kick The Jackets' Bob Ashley, as Yorda :all. ··• · ... · · 131 atr on _the wet and very slip- ward Enghsh carried two Urnes tbe Jackets Tbe Panthers again ing the Jackets carried the ball At thia point, the Jackeia ace it but the Jackellme was there happy as Bickel was sad, sa1d Total~ '·d 11111II pery !reid. The Panthers team for 12 yards) the Jackeia sec- bad the bali for JUst a short into Panther territory 1o the 35 quarterback, Moore, st.orted to to block it and Rod· Sauer "8- the Panthers "gave us all kmds Pants ar 1 ··· · 40•0 av. gave up only 128 yardo; rushmg, . ondary agam came through in t1me as the Yellow Ja<'ket front 1 yard line. On the Jackets' next hit hi1 recetvers with precislOn gressavely fell on it for the touch- of trouble defensively.u "They the Jarket line. 86 : h1gh style as Mark Tannel111l wall led by Semor end f'redd1e play from scrnnmage, Don and the Jackets were agam down. surprised me," he said. He Pass att. -- -- · •· · · · 15 The Jackets lost the toss of mten:epted a Sw1sher pass on I Robmson, put a f1erce rush on Swisher made hJs second mter- threatemng to score a!! they George Sauer's run for the thought Rod Karr, big Pantb- Pass Comp. "" · · · ·' · 1 1 1 'hf' <: om and had to k1ckofl Lo the Jacket 32 yard line Quarterback Don Sw1sher fore- cept10n of the evenmg on h1s were on the 26 yard line of the extra pomt was short and the er tackle, and Jeff Gibbs, lme- ~:::lt•i::· ~~ ~ ~ bonatherAs shtol o~enk thkelgfarne I k I J Okn lthls sefleds o!Gplays, tndhej mtg hlt~A to. throbw hA wobbly pkass own 14 yard !me I Panthers As was the case all Jackets led 6·0 With !Jme run- ba~~er., w,ere 'particudlar thorns Fumbles (loll) ·-· . . I I ~ ve ey s IC o was a -, ac l' s cousm uo, eorge a m o lit": aar w 1c was p1c ed The Panthers were off and evenmg, a pass mterceptJon sav-1 rung out mF P .-.~ Pis v.mun game Starting hneups: or t. e Jackets, 1t w-ds Dave 8 11 R C . b · · th e Rod 1 oorc, ex ummm s, Da1ly Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 9, 1965- 3 Ashley, tl '- nev hew 0 1 c r D11 k w Tacklt!!t ---- coach, whf' stood out defensive.. a r. ~ry, . I I• ' together With Rod Sauer ~~II Nease, Jelt ?lbbs, Guards: linebacker, and Gary Stobart, Carson Cro111 , Cen~r; Bacb1 eornerb,ck Fred Robinson anrl Quarterback, Don SwiSher, Half· Stobart also caught most of oarks, Lenme Van Meter; ,Bnx' Moore's passes I Stmpson and Ho•ard Engllilh IND. PLAY Full back BY ODIE O'DONNELL different recetvers before giving M!DOLEP<'RT I Mtddleport Ends, Mark TBD . 'way to sophomore Rod Gtlkey Vds. Carries ' n~hlll and Freddie Robinloa; A tremendous offensiVe dis- in the final perJOd. Anderson R. Sauer 63 13 1Tackles, Larry Vance and Keo plav combl_ned w!th a roc~-~ahrde connected with Etsnaugle three G. Sauer .. •.. .. 44 U ny Hams, Guards, ' I defense Fnday mght camw t times for 61 yards not includ- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _: well and John Blake; Gallrpohs Blue Devils to a 3M mg that 39.yard pass that Canton South 22 Dave Ashley, Backs Ou•111er> VICtory over the NelsonVIlle was ca d back, three lo halfSandy Valley hack, Buddy Moore, Halfb••c"'~-~ Greynounds on a sloppy' mud~ back lllnn Gilmore for 32 Dover St Jose h l4 George and Rod Sauer a dy grtdJron before a Homecom· rd Y ps b k ya s, two to halfback Tommy East Can Lon 13 Full ac Roger Swartz. . d f 2 000 mg crow 0 some · per· Green hr 12 yards, one to End Akron St Vmccnt 20 nates· Gary Stobart, Ronnit sons m the Nelsoooville stad- John Brown for 12, and one to Barberton 8 Hindy, and Jack Sigman. iu~. grabbmg 8 share of sec- flanker Hank Doss for one Dover 49 Wooster 2 ond place m the SEOAL stand- yard. Mayf~eld 21 lngs, Coach Terry Hansley's So devastating was the Galli· Willoughby South 8 I gridders amassed 368 yards a- Jl?llll d~fenstve umt. that Nelson- fi'a1rport Harbor 26 Chardon 6 gainst the bigger but badly out- Ville dJd not register a first Cleveland Luthenm West 8 played Hounds of Coach Ed down ' 1til 45 seconds remamed Perk1ns 6 Keatmg, and it was not until in the third per1od when two or Htllsboro 14 Coach Hanslev mserted his sec- tllree Bhte Devils stormed in Greenfield McClain 0 ond unit in ·the fourth period I on Hound quarterback Larry 1 :IIUD!JY ACTION-. Two hundred and thtrl~·five pound Dave Ashley, extreme left, (50) Is the only player that sonville ever put togeth- 1Comgan and were penalized boys eight through 13, is at clearly tdenttfiahle mm thts mud-splattered achon shot of the 6-0 victory Friday night by Middleport over Porn· er a sustained drive which liz· 15-yarda for roughmg the pass- Kerth Goble Ford Inc. eroy tn the final minute recoverr of a loose ball m the Panther end zone off a punt formatiOn play. Effective zled out at the GAHS 21. yard : er. Reg~strants must be accomground ac<•on was held to m1mmum by the soft spongy turf Middleport's fourth period air attack got the Jac- hne when an incomplete pawed by a parent or guard1an kets close twice, and helped bring about the miStake that produced v1ciory. ended the threRt Tbere is no charge and no spe_.:....:._:_:_c_..:.:..:.:...::::....::...==~=-==~:...:::::::::::...::::::..!::.:::::::::.:...:::.:::.:.!._:...____________ In addltlon 1o the 30 clal equ1pment " needed Com· !::; 11 J our ° :t ""·'""! ':.s .., a:i I . . '·"' ·· ·· 1 'I GAHS Smothers Hounds BY30-0 on Friday NI.ght TO SPECIAL VALUE 1 Time is Short I I~~~~~ai•~G:~alhpolia Blue Devils Eke Out 14-12 Victory Undefeated Chauncey • Dover also 39-yard pass from Pete Anderson Sam Elsnaugle nullified in penod on one of "" yard penalties called agalnat winners. A two-pomt conversion pasa from Anderson to En John P;own m tlle third period was Wiped out by a whrle another _15-yarder forced Anderson to hit Ecsnaugle 0 an 1o-, a~ conversion pass in the th~d period. Not only did the Blue er"ght po"tn'- ••• 95 """ I ~ ~"' penatlles.thebutgame alsothat ed follot•rng Rulland opened the scoringdately began a comeback effort. 1er resulted iD the game Three plays after the kick-of( nmg tally - was scored tnumph over the VISJhng Rut- sei'Ond quarter when Chauncey Glenn Bridgewater hit end Doa Bndgewater on a four land Red f)ev1ls Fml~y flight lost the ptgskm on ds own 36 Nye wltll a 38 yard touchdown carry with 35 second! left (or 115 fifth straight VIctory of yard lme .1s the result uf a bad pass to tie the score at 6-6. the first hall. the 1965 gr1d season. snap from center on a punt Dave KostJVal then puL the Kostival again kicked the 'fhe 14-12 score made the attempt Blue DevilS ahead by bootmg between the uprights to th1rd straight game that Rut- Bob Barrett the Red Devil the extra points. Chauncey on top for good. land has been mvolved in con-- liard chargmg' haliback, raced Rutland qmckly climbed .~e secon 1 half was ~ tests determmed by the same 22 yards on the first play from back on top when Perry Kenne- SJ e struggle. f1gures. Coach Charles Smith 11l scnmmage to move the ball dy took a 25 yard touchdown Chauncey had. 11 f1rst h Red Oev1ls had prev10usly beat- deep into the Blue Devils ter· pass from Joe Hawkms The ~mpared to eight for ;~".,.~"andres>en Southern and lost lo East- ntory Two plays later Bar- second Red Devil TD · came a~cey also gamed 15-4 lllllled 140 from the pockets ern by the same 14·12 score. rett carried over from the six shortly after Chauntey had tal- rushmg and 113 yards the GAHS squad. All points m the battle be- yard stnpe for the first touch- lied its first six pomt• Again com:;-ed dto 148 t1ards ';:' Some 15 c' the playen 36 tween t:1e Red Devils and the down of the game. the try for the extr~ pomt~ fe~u De:~s m e .air Y !heir money stolen and Chauncey team of Athens coun- The attempt for extra points was short. By quarters: pollee were tv were scored m the second on a run was stopped short The 1nal touchdown of the Rutland ,.lsunlm<lneO and began an 0 12 0 0 penod. of the goal Chauncey unmed- second quarter - and what lat- Otauncey 0 14 0 0 -ti8ation intoBlue theDevil Although scored a hard • earn~d 14-l:.! Wllh 49 seconds gone ID the :::'; :!!':t; Falcons Are Racked 31-0 By Tough Ripley Vikings Cuyahoga ~~;~ ~~a~::.K;:~~n7ll petitors WJII VIe w1th their own age in punting, log and placo-ktckmg distance II lAW and accuracy. There IS no body IMIIIWJ contact, Prtzes in the Mergs county ' ...... -~· ...... compehtion include 1 • 5turdJ, urulilt, ,.-~ettc.t. Browns warm-up Jackets, hel• Dumaol111•• Sltp•tool. mets and footballs There are =~r:::.dJ.ild • TV - 1• first, second and th1rd place a- COMf IN FOil YOURS TOOAr wards for boys 8, 9 and 10 Boys ... AT THIS s,CIAII'IICft 11, 12 and 13 wrll be awarded • . gold, sliver and bronze trophies 1 ' The MeJgs coonty Punt, Pass I and Klck competition is Spoll~ore4 by Keith Goble Ford. Middleport, 0. Milking Stool Bob Ashley Competition rector of MeiHs County Pass and Kick competJtioo eo to boya 8 through 13, only 1 ~ ... d aya remam liiC'W whtch area 00 . Y! can lor Ibis event. performers can,, WID D c T · ·• an frour~~=~ilr~.;..;~:;..;;:;;;;;~;.:.;:;_iiiii...:;~~ pius aoce at annual Football League Play.Qff game _on J~uary 9, 11168, ciaRegllltrall0118 will close FriY evemng, Ocl. IS, and none can be accepted any later. competition is Oct. at dleport stadium. . 8 AKER f URNI TURE YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A thelt~1=;~:,~/rlor=P•P•&K=re~glstra~;u•on,~o~pen~ ;;e~ea::~:~~~ack Boys H;J1::o~! Heights B Slater Leads BrecksvUie 22 Strongsville 8 For Boys to Get in PP&K \l lor the sec<ond ll Ilft==~~v;who c week marked~~~: I } Wo fpack To 5"'....._,1:. Vicfory lse!E!Calslo!ia =~~~~~~1 10 Glove Le1ther H0NDA SeeThl Full Une At ... WORK SHOES BACHTEL F'IELJ)....The Rip- 2HI. Geneva 19 pass fJr 113-yardli, ~~=~~~ • .,.. to 3 3'h to 6 lev Vtkings, one of West Virgm· The Vikings scored one more l Ashtabula St. John on three two-point < Ia's top rated ball teams, ran touchdown before floodmg the Cardmal 56 Ledgemoot e , and tllwled up a 28·0 lead and then coas~ field wlth subslltules. That Flrelanda 2'1 Avon 14 Wll.LIAMSON _ Mike by racing 71-yarda for ed to a 31.0 virtory over the came in the third period wlth Buckeye 46 Keystone 22 rushed for 225 yard& and early In tho low'lhll Roulft 50A a n. 1 Milo lloo111 ol AlhOHII W•hama While Falcons here Marcus Jv.cPharl, Viking quar- Mansfield 1 . . , four touchdoWIIII here 0tMn 9 to 5 Mon. Thun. S.t.-9 t. I Tu• Wed Fri. Middleport LY U464 Alftono, 0. Friday night terback, keeping the ball on a . Loram Admrral King mght to lead Wllliamson ·;to~:lr~He::.~co~mp~le~ted~O::~to~~ . . . frve yard jaunt into the end Rlltman 14 Htghland 0 The VISitmg VJkmgs showed zone Swisher once agam k1ck- Hudson 28 Nordonia 0 ~a:~ll victory over wh)' twy :.re ranked so hrgh 1n ed the tra pot!lt. Akr<·n Hoban 10 306 Swrsher's edU<Jlted toe got Ln· the sll•te, m rolhng up Cleveland Sl Edward Slater, who Cllrrled the yarda r rushmg and 47 pass- to the act once more in t he Orange 22 Twinsburg 0 only 10 times, scored on nlDll 53 fourth quarter when the Fal- Mentor 12 mardgforM" totalhollfe~~e • 11 .13ed 7. 29, 61 and 85 yards. The WoU·II 8 1 1 Y · eanw e, uey lffil cons fell short on a fourth down Painesvil!e Riverside pack roared to a 32--6 lead in the Fa'•·ons to 68 yards net rush- situation and Ripley took over Couneaut I first half, after only 1ng and six yards by passmg , r m Wahama terrttory. Th~>y Ashtabula Harbor G at the end of the for a total of 74 Y"nf• m total moved th, bali from the zo to Perry 8 Kirtland 0 and continued to pile on offense. , the eight ·ard line from which Clearview 38 RrdgevUJe 0 polnia m the final two sta.nzaa. ll All of the Falcons yardage point Swishe• kicked a field goal Oberlin 211 Vermllloo t8 on the ground came m the sec-- with t' , ..:e seconds remaining. John F. Kennedy 28 Point Pleasant, whtdt ond half smce they. were held The loss made the Falcons Brookside 0 feted its filillloSI irl "" atartl.ll OF THE AM F STAFF OF CHAMPIONS ~-1 ~ mmo:;~4 yar~ ~~ ~e/arst. 1 record one wm and five lr1ss.l Columbus WatteraoD 34 filled the air with pwes ia ~ ey ro up ~s owns 1 es. They have Jost five since Newark 14 attempt to olfet the fear101rne II whrle _Wahama had ftve. WIDD!ng th"ir opeoer agamst Columbus Walnut Ridge 24 Wlllialll8011 rtlDDUJg 1ame, but CalVI" Ball led the scormg Buffalo. Ripley Is undefeated In Columbus Linden to II1J avail. parade as he h1t acr._s the dou- six outings. Li Se-· 29 ble strrpe, three times His ftrSt rna ruor . The Blg Black.! throw 3S score came from one yard out Hamilton Garfield , but completed only aeveo to cap a 58 ran! dnve the ftrst Canton McKinley 15 .I '"'" IIBd three intercepted. time the Vikings got their hands Canton Central Catholic Misa Uewellya iJ from Cleveland, Ohio, 31 yrs. old, a 5'6" Brunette, uses on the ball Raymond Swisher Massillon 22 Niles I The Wolfpack ran up till • 16 pound ball with a conventional four.step delivery. added the extra point with a Cleveland East f! 1LouiSville 41 North canton 8 on the ground, and place kick llnd the Vlkmes led Clevelend Glenville AIUance 1l Cuyahoga Falls Q four ol If aerials lor She hu represented A MF In Australia and Mexico u well as many parts 1.{) Clevelaud Holy Name 47 Leekolllll 20 Minerva 16 Tl yards. The score would Of tho U. S. She baa received 1118Jly honors as a bowler and her highest In their first touchdown dnve Cleveland West o Jackson 12 Glenwood I have been even worse, but unctloned game II 290. Mlas Llewellyn wW give some Instruction and ans· lhe Vlklngs used nine play; Cleveland South 16 Wellington Ill Huron 14 home team ,._, the baD wer illY questions you may have. EveryoDe is invited to come to the Mason and never once went into a hudCleveland John Marshall times on fumbles. Bowling Center Sunday. dfe, keeping the Falmn defense IEast tleveland Shaw 16 Iff balance aU the way, Soulb Euclid Brush In the second quarter, rup- Euclid 2 Parma 0 ~!l SF N FINISHING fey Managed a 52 yard drive Cleveland Heights 12 Open Bowling On Frid•y Afte.,.ns 1ncl Evenings, S.turd•y Night & Sund•y Afternoon 'n eight plays with Ball once Sba.lter Helghli Our boot q111llty 'RINIGHT IIUNOAY 1111tn ICOl'fna from the two. Lakewood t .....reo Swisher's kfok made the score Parma Valley Forge 8 "MMONIHINI MOUNTAIN" lf.O. Eastlake North :18 Bedford a 1 DAY SERVICB Cliut*; 8eolt Adam Iori . Before the hall ended, the Mldpark 36 Maple Heights 14 ON REQUEST VIkings pul together a 71 yard Avon Lake 21 North Olmsted -edfrlve In 10 plays. The touch- a,y !I Olmsted Falla o "'COfiCNIIID 111'\"' down wltb Swisher's oxtra polllt Rocky Rlver 7 Westlake 0 '. \lck m•de the heUtlmo score, lndepe,adence lf Brooklyn e IIM!4 Nlua Boa Qll-i'ai-1 Hawk's Cycle Sales $4.99 $6.99 Roush's Shoe Store p MASON BOWLING CENTER features: MISS JUNE LLEWELLYN SUNDAY OCT. 10, 2:30 ScOres SHIRT • Robinson's a.-.. 5PM DRIVE·IH Mason Bowling Center MASON, W.VA. ' �. ' ~ . . . \. ALL STABS Kyger Creek Bobcats Assured Tie With 14-8 Win Over Eastern ·•""·""'"'--:' '"· "' the game BY DALE ROTHGEB, JR. to the Eagle... quarter. two clutch third down passes by, Eastern led at halftime, U. plays the final period. The Kyger Creek Bobcats as· Last night, Coacb Jim White's The Eagles scored after mov- quarterback Joe Fisher. The determined Bobcuts took Kyger Creek scored the sured themeselves of at least a cbarges bad aa ap.ldlllllniQie In& the oval from the IS to IJle Witn third down and six on• the opening kickoff in the third Ding touchdown with 10 Ue lor the SVAC cluunplousblp ~• Coac~ Dick Martlll'a Jilaglel 38. Quarterback Charles Eich- the 7:1, Fisher threw a 12-yard· period but were halted alter utes remaining in the game lot· the fifth straight year Frl· jumped Into an S.O lead iD the lo&er oo reverse hand-off gave er to halfback Steve Hendersoo picking up two first downs while a 32 yard scoring drive tnat dey nig~t. by defeating the opening minutes ol the IIBOOild the ball to AUman who poured and later drove to the Eastern moving from IJle 36 to the East- ed on a 10 yard pass from Fish· Eastern Eagles, IU before a stanza. oo lbe spaed and literally ou~ 20-yard line on a 28 yard pass ern 48. A big IS yard clipping 01 to Spaulding. '11le KC signal homecoming crowd at Cbeablre. After playing a scoreless first ran the Bobcat secondary, I< right end Mike Spaulding. penalty killed lbe rally, called then passed to left end The win was the 1964 defend- period, Eastern broke lbe game Eichinger than passed to end Halfbacks Junior Howard and The Eagles' offense was com- Tom Moore lor the extra points. inr clta~pioos lhlrd in league open run down! John Pooler lor the extra poi~ts- John. Swisher then moved the pletely stopped by the Kyger Kyger Creek lmd a third compelltion and kept !heir wtn- the by Roger Thfo Bobeats came roarmg l pigskm to tne two from where I Creek defenders as Eastern had Itouchdown cailed back in the nlng streak in the SVAC intact. Allman. TD came in lhel' back on an 80 yard scoring I Howard scored. The try lor the llbe bail lor only siX plays dur- closing minutes o1 the game. .:c•s last league loss waa in 19601 r ,.ening ollbe aecond drive which was highlighted by two-point conversion failed as ing tne third quarter and Tackles Chuck Leach and Lar· 00 11:h"'< -:tflr radio and my 1 Southern Tornadoes Defeat Hannan Trace 20-6 on Gallia County Gridiron Friday . ~~~~·~~·? c:;t e=~~n~edott'tl 4-Dally Sentinel, slalion!" SO(:JAI. t:AU~NDAR 0\.'T. I The Sunday School of the Letart Falls Methodist Church is sponsoring a jitney supper Sat. urday night. October 9. at the rommunity building. Servin~ The H•·au, Methodist Church Sen ior Youth Fellow~hlr will sponsor 1 bake sale Saturday, Dct. D, iD th former A and ~UIIding ~inning Cit in e.l Middleport be- .. a. m. Any member ;1, the cf'urch wlshinp to contn· butt> to th~ _bake sale may con· tract Mr. J ame'!t Brewingl.on lor pwk·Up. Man- Shrine. White Shrlnt' of Jerusale m will meet Frida~, October 8, at 8 p. m at tt1e IOOF hall Fr i r.-nd~ Night will be ob~e rved and al l ofli('f"r~ arr reque~t~ d to wear formals. ocr. 11 The monthly meeting of Lhl! Neigh borhood On~ Girl Scout 1 -------------------------- or School?" Refreshments he served by tb. sixth SHOP mothers Bethel No. 62 of the TONIGHT IItiona! Order ol Joo's MIOOLEPORl . 0. - - -· -- - - THIS off 9 8(; · WITH YOURS ANY PURCHASE OF DEVOE VINYL WONDER-TONES (R... ..,. •••, of Size) ,...,. • liD% D!llll - ......... ....... ..., l~ospel Tract, 10 a.m., Lue~ Jane Lucas down ~ Lord's Prayer I:50 a.m.: Ohver Shearer down liADIOEAB· ons. Mrs Lillian Steiff, Mrs M in unison. 2:40 a.n:.; Semel up 6:30 L Frenct' Mrs Emerson Jones It was reported that the Tern- Kanawha River· They were presented with gifts pie had received an invitation Bruce up Marmet. %:10 a.m.: the worthy matron Min- to attend a reception lor Beth en Z. down Wmfleid 5:20 A pot Iuc k di nner at 7 p.m. from . . J B th d ryj;;fi-;;id In observanae of quarterly I mture gavels were used as Davis of Mansfield, grand chief. 12er1r0y os~oGr owpn. • LV 3-45SO b"rthd ded name tags on October 9 and also a com · a.m., reorge nee 1 -~kysSppre<e G the mTeehtlng It was reported that the I munication from Sylvia Downe; Winijeld L 45 a.m.; Alien R. :145 E. St1te St. Athent , o noc rmgs range ursrill up Winfield 1·50 a m · dey evening. rummage sale netted $1U which district deputy, in regard to · · ·• Fred Goeglein, worthy mas· will be applied to the organ fund the District convention. T h ter, pnJsided and one appeal for Another order of knives was lravelmg pnze sent by Mrs. aid was answered. Mrs. Amos voted to be sold by the chapter Adam Ebersbach wag awarded ....... ,.. ........... -..... I I I ' ! I I I YOUR Games were played with prJZes awarded to Mrs. Am~~~~ol da Kasper, Mrs. George Heines, Mrs. Karl Grueser and Mrs. Arnold Hayes. A dessert course was served by the bosteses to those named above and Mrs. Richard Campbell, Mrs. liam .Killinger, Mrs. Lawrence Lanntng, Mrs. Dale Smith and Mrs. Henry ReibeL -·-- ) ' ! I ,; ( BILLS GO iI I .... oppoollo ••• - N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Pt. Pleasant Call & O.ti_,-Cuh & C.rry-Sudget PI1n OPTOMETRIST Office 80111'8: 9 to 12. 2 to II (Close at NOOD on TbW'L - Eua Conrt st.. PoJDerOJ Ill ........ ,.. 1111 ..... ..... ldP Sllolltlllltolloot ........ , _ ,.... ...... - IIIRII aMI YOU MOll Me 110118 HIAT0¥8 YGUIIIOOB • .... ...... S) Meigs Equipment Co. ! \ ) SIB Why It Hss .......... din, bs . . . . . . . . . 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If urea is used in the corn stlaife, it io recom· mended that the protein suppiemehts nsed in lbe conceD· Irate mixture be based upon soybean, linseed or cottonseed meal rather than on • protein nitrogen . with intermediate term loans -eolllftr, ...u.. 1lool ... of . . . ."""' ..... tile lloa'* olaoo of1 , _ IIIIo wlllw ..,. pq "*"'-iii=~=fj~!i=::-- ~AROUNA Ph. 675.1160 .. _,_ tloU.,.. a- .. I .- Research and Development ceoter indlcatea that urea added to com silage is DOt used aa effi· ctently as the same amount of urea added to the concentrate mixture. 'l1le deia also lndicate that if a dairy animal coo· sumes more than ooe half pound of urea per day, the elllcloncy of utilization of this protein I Complete Farm Financing PAY CASH and SAVE MONEY I ICI .. Gr ... M """' , .. for tower silos aeellll to do a reasonable job of mixlo&. Slot· illi urea • treated corD stlage bunk... or trencb silos is DOt recommended because of the problems encountered in mixin& the correct amount ol urea into the ailap. If e•ceuive amounts of urea are added to com silage, it may ~Jerome i 3 20 2 73 FREE BICYCLE CHEST FREEZER I __ a I: .. PIANOS 1 -- FREE . fte ftLD llodll LOIJil . . . . . . . . Oolow'I'V tbet·--- ! 1 ONiaur - - "" lilt . . . . . . . . . . . . . "111111- .. ft flutlr .... to lilt lhllltlml. Jf,... ..........., ...lor, ,... ............ tlllllr • A4a11m1 0... I , . !'• ORIE TH~ FARMALL8 504's FEATURES.:. rc ~I ° .)iftvites.·you to check ..... tri1J'" ."Sure Sign of , ~Jower JACKSON PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION • ,_ ......aa n c •CW.WIDrc , .... - . . . . • A4llkli ........ D v , 1 ClllaA-pst . . ..._.>, .,-_. ..................... ~ • ...._ . . . , _ . . . , 9 ...... 5 ........... 2 nllllr, ...._ 1111 lip liiBrks, lllete's no fir ~ Gdilr, tllld ~uipment washes in . . , ••• Woadlr·T- ~ies tD a CtllT1Jlltdely VI ....,lillisll ill jiSt 20 min.- 1111d is availo llllt i l - 1• cabs lrllln the Devoe library ol Colors System. Get your Devoe Wonder-Tones IIIII your barpln roller antf 1f11 set today at ••• f I Inpon the loP of oacb load be- Research from the Dairy Sci- Therefore, mixing urea in · fore tmloadin& il into a fllee department of the Ohio corn slhlge Is not the most t!· I - - - -- ........•ac.III.ZN ... iiiiiiLM I*. . . . . . . fir _ _ _ _ _. ._...,. aioD Specialist, Department of gao. Thuo, the use of high cal·I:S:p:r•:sdlni==lhe=C!Oi'reCI==:IIlllO:::un=t~un=p•:tata::b:le::to::dalry:::.:ca:ttle.::::;~aub==•:tl:tu:te:il::r:ad:u:c:ed:.==: James H. Wamer, Extension IJalry Science, Ohio State U"i· cium limestone in corn silaae . Beef Specialist, !lives tbese verslty reportl that corn silage for dairy cattle is added ex- 1· recommeoda~n• on materials has been coosldered to be an pense tlrat returns no additionIll add 11 silage to be used lor excellent feed lor deiry cattle al income. beef cattle: throughout the yeah. RecenUy Experimental data from however, dairymen have been M;~higan and the USDA have -Limestonl- Add up to 20 t Paring of additions thai will md1cated that one hall of one Mrs. Fred Rosenbaum, Porn· pounds of any feed grade limeimprove "~rn silage. Some re- pel' cent c 10 lb. per ton o( c ·r,y, and Mrs. Russel1 Capehart stone to each ton of geen chop. eearch upon which theoe re-1feeding grade urea con be Mr. and Mro. Virgil Bickle accomp<nied the latter's hus. ports have been based was car- •added to corn silage that will o1 Albany were guests recently By Mro. Lyle Balderband to Charleston where he - Limestone and urea - add ,,d out with beef cattle and ! be fed to dairy cattle without at the home of Mr. and Mro. New officero of the RIVer- left by plaoe for Norfolk, Va. 10 pounds of limestone and 10 1 other wltn dairy cattle. 1 red. the palatability ol Walter Swett. v~ew Garden Club were lniltail- to dme Mrs. Leroy Metca~ pounds of urea per ton of green Unfortunately, results from the silage. ThiS addition will ed by tbe out-going president and son Mf. to Maaon. Mrs. chop._ . beet cattle studies cannot ':l!- mr :·r~s:-• lhr crude protein per- Mr. ~nd Mrs. Robert Bishop Mrs. Walter Brown at the Metcalf 1s ute daughter of Mrs. _- Ltmeslone, urea and dJca1.,,ays be applied directly to dai- centage of the end product 35 and children ol the Southeaa~ September meeting. She pr&o Lee Richardson, Mason. S he ctum phosphate - Add 10 I ry cattl Therefore each addi- . ._... · - - - - ern Ohio EICjlOriment Farm aented corsa11es which abe had wtll reside in the area while pounds of urea, 10 pounds of I . ,., needs to be con~idered sep-1 NfiO i H ld' have returned from a camping made, to the president, Mrs. h•r hus nd is stationed In limestone, and 2 pounds of ar•tely. s 0 mg vacatioo of more than two Harliss Frank, vice president, lbe Navy at Viet Nam. dicalclwn phosphate per ton Phone WY-2·2115 Dr K•r'• Klosterman of the Th' d C li weeks which took them into Ill Mrs. Carl Buckley, oecretary, of green chop. , Ohio. 3ese~reb and Developouven 11 different otatea. They viaited Mrs. Lyle Balderson and !be Mrs. Mary Walsh returned Farmers interested in further i Pomeroy, Ohio ment Center has observed that The third annual state con-I with her lather, the Frank War- treaaurer, Mra. R. L. Larkllll. hom\~om.hthe Pl~as~td v:y details on any of these sugge11- l Mulberry Ave. 8 growing, rattening beef cattle vention of the Ohio National 'ens, at Fort Smith, Ark., hlo The club ovted to send Chris~ ::P:t:lized. ere s e n lions are Invited to call the Exgain more rapid ly and efflcienl·i Farmen Organization will be mother, Mrs. Mabel B1shop at ma1 arrangements to the AthP lon~s~to~n:_o';'ff~lce=·:__ _ _ _....!_\ 1 ..,.,..,.,..,.,,.,,..,.,..,....,...,,...,.,...,..,..,..,.,.,..,.,,.,,.,; ly when fed com silage to 1 held Oct. 14, at the Youtn Ceo- Aspen, Colu.• and many points ens State HospitaL Mrs. H~- M. . ' 1'/agner of Massillon, I which e per cent ol high ter Building, at the Ohio State of mterest. The B1shops "' old . Ma11ar wtil servo as bb- Ohio, returned borne after spendcalcium limestooe has been Fairgrounds, Columbus. cently attended the Hamiltoo rartaD for the club and Mrs. ing two w ks visitmg wllh Mr. added thon when fed regular Highlights of the one day con- County Fair at Cincinnati. Mr. Ernest Whitehead was appoin~ aud Mrs. Christy Bletner. corn silage. He postulatea tnat vention will be the nomination Bishop Judged 4-H projeets ed Flower Show Cholrmsn. Mrs. SaGle Hail and son of ,:10 hi.,h . calcium limestone of national directocs. and they also visited tne Cin Plans were made to eat out at Canton, Ohio, visited on SunlunctlooJS ar a buffer and allows The them• of the convention . 11 the Wilmar Restaurant in Park- ~'Y with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph '"a,rly twice as much lactic, will he "Marketing Cl~':,"bertzo~ishop attended the er1burg for the October meet- Fruth and Miss <teila Gress. I n· to be formed durtng the 1ments - A Slep to F 11 Ch 1• . Cattl Sal 1 mg. Relreshmenil wero served M Ebe b h 1 p a aro aJB e e a by the hostesses M A d r!l. -ena rs ac o omLexington, Ky., where he pur- Pauline Mye'rs ~;· 14 r~=~- eroy vialted on Thursday with , chased a new buil for the Ex- bers. Miss Stella Gress. periment Farm herd. Mrs. Dorset Riebel was r.. Mr. and Mrs. Bli88 Wilson atMr. and Mro. R~ed Jeffers cently honored on her birthday tended ..1e funeral of hiS broth-I and Mr. and Mrs. Wibam Chea- and was presented with a doc- er-in-law, G. J. Murphy, in ! die_spent the weekend With orated cake. Attending were Mr. Cleveland on Saturday. · WITH THESE thMeJr bndrothMer-m-IHaaw and Flslsther, and Mrs. Robert Thomas and Miss Mary Burris spent her r. a rs.p rvey s er ~~.a~l .L"Idreo o1 Ches hire, Mr · and vacation from her employment USED FARM EQUIPMENT SPECIALS ' t R"d eJohn Doere 'B' Tractor, complotoly aM 1 ge~a~ a.K 11 K Mrs. Robert Murton and daugh- 1n Columbus visiting with Mr. overh1uled r. an n . • ey . erns ters, Belpre, and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Phil Van Vranken and :d daughter, AI~. VISited John Riebel and son, Albany. daughle• at St. Petersburg, Fla. eExlrl Good 50 ft. John Daoro 18¥2" Elevator M 8~\ Mrs. ~ Pern:. . Mr. and Mrs. Roger B•JcklP.y Mr8. Davy Crockett and four 1 COMI IN AND REGISTER ••• YOU MAY WIN ONE OF "tha.y k~sseythelsh ISSJSIMtmg and family of Pomerov spent a Ichildren of Maimi, Fla., will ' FREE PRIZES! NO PURCHASE NECI:SSARY w1 n. SundaY WI·th Mr. an d ·Mrs. Bon vls1t· a month w1th · Mr. aod Mrs. Mr worNelliID v 1 ome ho o1 ith 8 h s. e e w . s w Backley, Ruaoell Capehart. In the Dear TOP PRIZE: ATHENS & RACINE er mother,_JS lrnprovutg. Mr. and Mrs. C. Edd Humph- future ahe will go to Germany PLUS IN ""'iiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiii~l J . E.Radekm._ roy, Karen and iiobin, were re- to be with her husband who is Unico Automatic • Mrs. Katherme Lawsoo attend- cent visitoro of Mr. and Mrs. 1tationed in the Air Force there. CASH Electric Dishwashers ed _the wedding of a friend an<! Ruben Kmg •od Donald, Oela- Chris Dav1s, aon of Mr. and VISited wtlh Mr. and Mrs. Ray- ware. Mro. William Davis, Jr., is , Sunbeam Electric SECOND PRIZE: Alarm Clocks mond Daniels at Ferdale, Mich. Recent visitors of Mr. and 1 patient at the Veterans Mernl recently. Mrs. Claude Smitn were Relda orlal Hospital. He wa• hospital· Johnson MESSENGER Ill Winchester Model 1200 ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Greenlees Husman and children, Butch !zed on Friday for a virus infecSlide-action Shotguns lion. I an d granddaughter, Rllla and Becky. Br.tter Ho m,~s and Gar dens Rhoad.,, attended the Barlow Mrs. Velma Barnhart was the Mr. a1d Mrs. Reubeo Stewart 1 C::. c" Books un 1t - IIUI"lie :()born . cor t• 1<.1~1 o• I'd'~- !1,., .•. ,. & F'air. hostess to the Birthday Club and Mrs. Mary. Aumiller . of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dale D}"e and 00 a recent Thursday evening. IHartford were Sunday dmner l ·· ·········· ·· ·············· ············· ···-·· ·························· ···· ············· I Mrs. Lewis Smith attended the Hooored guests were R u t h guesls of Mrs. Maxme Arnold HEP,;> BIG SPECIAL! funeral. of James Walker at Coleman and Emma Durst. New and Susanna. Pomeroy. - -~ Oak Hill. Mr Walker was the president for the club is Mrs 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fowler and PEED L480R AMF SEED father of Clyde Walker, well 1lla Osborne. Mrs. Helen Arch: children, Tammy and Tony, of knowo in this vicinity and a · er was awarded the door prize Pt. Pleasant, and Mr. and Mrs. RIU'AIRI F&RTILIZER INSURANCE with each Unico son-in-law of the Dyes. Refr.,bments wero served. Th~ Reuben Stewart accompanied 28 cu. ft. 1 G•••nd 011 hderesl and Tutl Recent weekend visitors at next meeting wiD be with their son, ~ry, to Huntillj!ton, Llvettock Pvrch11t1, Househt-.ld Equipment, Rtfinanclne the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mro. Elizabeth Smith •where he is a otudent at MarDye were Mr. and Mrs. ChestRecent visitors of ·Mrs. Netshall Uoiver<tty. The group Debts C11h Llvlnt Expensrs Capltallnvestmants ;>II er Baumgardner and family of tie Cowdery were Mrs R th attended the Marsahll • Toledo ~ ''t~ ·'~ ' Other Farm Optrafint Expenses Coshocton, Mr. and Mr•. Clyde Bartneimas and Mrs. · Von~ie football game while there. l he hig~e s f ChHI fr l"PIC I 0:1 Ihe market and al:;o tlw b1~1 ,·; · Walker and lamlly and Mrs. Fortoer and children of Colum- . b1r~ 1 Big C3pacrty lor b1g Li"' i" James Walker, Th~rman, Mr. hos. '11ley also attended thelun- ' 11 ,es . Hun wall I'<!' II '.\Jper ei ;l · and Mrs. Glen lrwm and chlid- eral of their aunt Linn Parker Cl~nt rnsulatwn . Olill''~ o 1 Ask 1bout our budget loons. Up to 7 years to p1y et!hl'r boy's or @ irl'~ M t· FRH reo, Marysville. Mrs. Pet':' Gerald Shumw~y ent..-ed th~ eWUILITZII for Capilli tn..atmenl items. lnterost Is charged .,1111 1h is frerzer. Kepnar and sons, Hartford, Oblo Jdeigs General Hosplisi, PorneiALDWIN only for the d1ys money Ia actuolly used. and Rebecca and Lisa Dye, to- eroy. ..r OTHER FAMOUt SHOP & SAVE DURING INDIAN SUMMER SALE cal. Mrs. Rushia Shumway Is visBIIAMOI Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whit- ilinlf her daughter, Mrs. Evelyn ON THINGS YOU NEED FOR FALL & WINTER more and family recently attend Sedgwick New Castle Pa . ed the World's Fair at New ' ' · Modern Credit for Modorn Farmers ~ LANDMARK's York. Mr. Whitmore io employ- pita! where tbey were reported SYLVANIA Ch1rlta Oix, Ath•n•-M•Igs County Manag•r GLASS 114 Mu!Hrry Pomeroy famous FUZZY ed by Wayne Feed Company, in good condition. The priest .,Hiory Trained SwYlc:e" LIGHT BULBS LINED Coli WY 2-5270 In Pomoroy Ot LY 3-1682 in Alhons Giendolyn Ord, daughter ol lelt before he coold be !dent!- , _ . 22 JACKSDM. o. 60, 75, 100 WATT 52 rai. •. ,::::;:=:;:;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::==~~~~==~~~~ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ord, fled. 1 Electric -" of Glenville Teachers College,j~;;;;;,========~iiiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii'iiiii~l Waler spent the weekend here with • Heater her parenll. •r Diles Radloear Co. santa Claus The deadline lor ~ to the home. of her daughter gifts is December 7 and mem- m Maryland wt!h a broken anbers are asked to contribute kle The chapter voted to renut A communication wa• read the dues of 50 year members from National Grange concern· The chapter approved the auding the National Youth fund , It report given by' Mrs Waller and a contribution of $5 w a 5 Bunce ; the trustees report gJVmade en by Mrs Jack Bechtle, and Reported 111 were Frank John- I the budget report given by Mrs ston and rs. John Terrell. Mrs. I John V10man It was announcw A Morgan reported on the ' nd _that the Mother · Daughter Fail Foliage tour on October 1 17 and asked for transportation • "Salt" was the Uteme of the program presented by Mrs Mar· gan, lecturer Readings were given including, Congress Comocr. 13 h h A Craft Club will bo organlz. memorates t e 501 anniversary ed at the Syracuse Village bali ol salt, by Mrs William Grueoo Wedll!!Sday, October 13, b<~ ser; Iodized salt and goiter, ginning at 10 a. m. A potluck Amos Leonard; Salt reduction lunch will be enjoyed at does not reduce fat. Fred GoegEach per""' ;, to bring lein, and The Critical Salt baJ. senke. Project for tbe ance, William GrueHer will be "Mal!irrg Dry l'loftr Mrs Leonard read an rangements." Bring conllain<ers 1 de, Salted with salt, ·and and material!. Tbe c1a1s is er Radford read, Salt Seals farm ea to l!lJ<me int<!l'elled In poads Tllree articles, Too much I line of craft. or too llttle salt, by Mrs Fred Gocglein, Salt needs in elderly -:;;;;;;;;;;;;;=~~~~;~;-a= Sugar Run Flour Mills ' "':::"..::= u..pltal in regard to Operation an offtcer, was reported coolin- Mrs. Gladys Curkler. liMe Vlafl Waaclli-T- IS easily applied with 'l t 1 [t ,1\ i {if your heat goesl!J· to 110 per ....t. Therefore, the crude pro.tein percentage in the coocent. e mllture that oupplemenh this roughage need not be as high as one thai suppt. ments untreated corn silage. Unfortunat•1v. fe•dln~ · ~rode urea 11 not easy to obtain. If 11 is uaed it must be added at preciaely the one half of one per cent rate and it must be wellmiXed with the sillge. Carpenter SOCial . News · 11:56 p.m.j Pollywog dowo 1:· uwn:dlnoobhp.tion. Mrs Jack Bechtle, Mrs dren from The ;Hayes, Walter Bunce, Mrs John Ly- followed by the BIRTHDAY IIBSBRVEDW'alterl Betty Leonard, el"'ed the The birtnday of Mrs. gram Baby pictures were Baer was observed wbea Busy played ·or identification Bee hing Cirele of the Mrs. Leonard u winner, erated clucb !lEI TluJ11'8dav ao all day meeting. A potliJck l Boardman 40 Girard 0 dimt... was servtJd at nom Campbell Memorial 48 Mrs. Baer, Mrs. Freda Brookfield 0 Mrs. ADWMl• Kaspar, Miss Hubbard 30 Silarpoville 7 na G......,., Mrs. LooiJ Mohawk 20 Lowellville 1 Mrs. Otllo Murray, Mrs. Mineral Ridge 14 Noutzling, Mrs. W. L. Western Reserve 0 Mrs. Clara Karr and Mrs. Canfield 32 Columbiana 20 Shields. ;-. «<pp. Ba0 O.pot I ensiling process. This extra lactic acid, in turn, aeems to be used more efficiently in l'e growlo& • !'aliening process than is the unfermented sugar thgt remainl in the untreated corn slipge. Lactic acid. however, ia not used mora efficiently than unfermented ou· gar in 'he process ol milk production, according to research conducted in Illinois and Michl- people, Mrs Morgan, and Miss fliiii!IMUr4 ....... Walter arlirle, Trick or Treat, for niversary Tuesday, Oct. 12, Leonard reported on a com.. and a bake sale was planned on to Mrs. Delbert Elselstein. A a potluck dinner at 6 p. m. Des- munlcation from Athens State Oct. 23. Mrs. Mildred Zeigler, round robin card was •en! to sert and beverage will be vided and those attending to take their own table service. will meet Monday at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Warren Bright of CohiiD·I 1at Pomeroy Masonic Temple, bus will be guest speaker, at which time inspeclion will ladies of the church are invited. be held. The Syracuse PTA will meet OCT. 1% Tuesday, October 12, at I The WSCS and Lydia Circle p. m. at !be Syracuse of Lhc United Methodist Church tary SchooL Ronald 1will observe the WSCS 2:1•h an- · Southern Local School Executive Head, will be guest speaker. The program will presented by LaiTy sixth grade class. All and interested persons are ed to attend. 1 S /t • Th a IS eme Of Program • G1ven Grange liam Reynolds, Mrs Alrfeolllr< Now that most Meigs county fa mers have their silage pretty well in tne silo; 11 might be late, but not tmpertlDllt to con· sider results of the newest research received lhls past week collCfl'llin& demages that may be made in silage practices next year. Dr. John R. Staubus, Exten· """'"'to will meet Monday at 2 p. m. at lhe rhurch with Mrs. J<icob G ·· ·~>rknt>r as hostf's~ The Riverview PTA 'Tleel Monday evenin,l?" Ort. 11 rt 7 30. Larry Morrison, exec uf i·.-p head 11 Eastern Sdwol t 1rict, will discuss llsue I. A parents are urged to attend. Tile Pomeroy Elementary p INTERCEPTOR - Buddy Moore, Middleport quarter· 'T A. will m..t at !be school. . back, also played a lot of defense last night in the Jackets •· Oct 1 t 7 30 winning 6-0 at Pomeroy. Here he has different ideas ~;-"-;;:;: ~tt1, ·g~est: sr%ak~· about Bill Moore's (Panther end, No. 80) plans to catch • 11 use as his top·c "'Who's the ball commg down from high above. Moore stopped l'. e><uring Johnn~ '_ Home the first Panther drive of the game with an interception. . __ - - - · _ __ - Sentmel Pholo. THE SHOE BOX Colllll)' Alent, ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? • IS • BY C. E. BLAOI8LEE :·':.;g.~~~: 1 of the United ML•thodi..;;t churrll UNTIL 9 PM I waa Bobcats Gauge re•dlnl•= outpassed Dam 12.3, 13.2, runnlo& ~ feet yards to 16. Southern scored a touchdown ing. Imeets ihe Pomeroy "B" rollers Pomeroy-Maaon KC had seven lint doWIIII 00 in each of the first three quar- Southern had 13 first downs at Pomeroy. Ot, Pt. Pieasant 24 _36, Hinton while holding Eastern to four. ters Friday night and held on to liT's seven. I By Quarter.: ,_ 34 , ~nawha Fails 4.96, Each tern intercepted I to defeat Hannan Trace, 20-6. Next week the Tornadoes tr•- 1Southern . . ..... 6 8 6 lesion 1-. 39. Londoo, Marmet paas. Fullback Tom Theiss and hall- vel to York while Hannan Trace · Hannan Trace ...... 0 0 0 6md Winfield dams were 00 Kyger Creek's next game back John McClintock got the sills. . will )le Friday at Southwestern Tornadoes rolling in the openBoal Movemenll: ' " while Eastern tangles with M<>ing stanza as McClintock picko~~· ·lo River - Bar~ ed of( a Gary Harrison pass 0 14, 5 p.m.: Lady Gloria By Quarters: n. )4 Eastern and returned i( 24 yards IU lhe I Mr and Mrs Willian> King banquet will be Tuesday even- 14, 5:20 p.m.: ,..nger up , · · ···· ·· 0 8 0 0 - 8 one yard lioe from where Theiss ted W th p tro 1 N h •L p m • Robert Reed up 14 Kyger Creek .. ·.. . 0 6 0 8-14 1 d over for the firs t TD 1 were e1ec or Y a n ng, ov 9 wit uoe masons · ·• • ~~wtrye lor the extra poi~ts fail: I and Worthy Matron ol Evange- servin the dinner. Reserva- a. ~.; Reliable up 15,2:30 a.m.: Shel"" 41 Bucyrus 6 e : line Chapter. Order of the East· lions are to be made with Mrs Natwnai down 17, & a.m.: wm::d 14 Norwalk a edSo th struck th g , lline i ern Stars, at the regular chap- Charles Bennett by Nov 3 Fol- City up _Ill, 3:1S a.m.; Tiffin Columbian 1 in th~ =~rut period :n a"~ine- : ter meeting Thursday evening lowing tbe meeting a salad ~& 1:·.5 m1."~;i/elfersooudo~ Upper Sandusky 0 halfb ck ShernJ • at the Mason1c Temple 1n Mtd· course was served by Mrs • · ·• P Sporn P • Mohawk Colonel Cramford 0 6 by ya rd run a dl t II E i M Eb Le . 4 a.m.: John J. Rowe up 20, " Cundiff. McClintock then ra "I' rpor · ~ax '1~~is r~ . ~~ bWISM 6:25a .m.; Harvey Jordon down Middletown 14 the two-point conversion, a. SouOther officers elected were 1Gene Horton "" Y r S:20 a.m.; Chriatlan H. down Springfield South 12 thern led at the halftime inter- 1 Mrs Robert King, associate 6:20 a.m.: Jamei down 21, -----· mission, 14-0. ' matron ~ obert King, associate a.m.; Lynn B. down 21, ver up Winnfield 5:20 a.m.; Coach Ronald Deem's char~-[ patron: Mrs Charles Bennett, f -~ ~ a.m.: Walter Willilmulon Otarles Stevenson down Win· ers hit the scoreboard for the , secretary; Mrs Lottie Roush, lt:rS 01 22, 8:1S a.m.; E. P. Jones field 5:40a.m. final time on qua rterback Bob l treasurer; Mrs Ann Thorn••· 23, 10:50 p.m.; Little ---------Grueser's 20 yard end sweep. I conductress; Mrs Richard Pickup 23, 11:20 p.m.: Coach C. A Duncan 's Wild- I ens, associate conductress Mrs up 23, 12:10 a.m.; Helen WHAT II THE TRUTH ... cats scored their only tmJch- John Lyons was elected for a down Greenup 6:40p.m.; Valley I down in lhe closing stanza on a 3-year term for Lrustee. Elec-- MlSs Thelma Grueser, assist- Transporte• up Greenup one yard plunge by Harrison. lion tellers were Mrs William ed by Miss Lena Grueser, en- a.m.; H. E. Bowles down Green-! That touchdown drive was aid- Reynolds, Mrs Jack Bechtle tertained the Past Chiefs ol up 1:10 a.m.: Esso Weot Vlrliln-1 ed by a 30 yard pass from Har- and Mr<. Emerson Jones. The Magnolia Temple Pythlan Sis- is up Greenup 8:50 a.m.; rison to Roger Belville and the officers-elect will be installed in ters Thursday evening at her ou Lorraine up Meldahl 10 p. lofty runoing of Don Colley who December. home, Cherry St. m.: Pamela D, up Meldehl switched from a tackle to a Mrs. Kathryn Mitchell, present The meeting opened wltn de- 3S a.m.; J. S, Lewis up 1'lle lhll quooticm pluo fullback in the third quarter. v·orthy matron, presided. Past votions taken from Acts 5:1-11 dahl 7 1.m. many ..... importout- caa Statistically, the Tornadoes matrons of the chapter were by Miss Thelma Graeser presi· Gallipolis Dnm R. be lountf in !be rovealiur new had 209 yards rushing and 54 recogmzed, including Mrs Eve- dent, who gave a meditation up 3:30 p.m.; Luther booklet, '!"'•~AboutNorvo yards passing while the Wild· lyn Lewis. Mrs Marie Hawkins, "We Have A Story To Tell down 6 p.m.: Alton Zephyr down Dealnou. Wr~te, Phone or mit cats had 65 rushing and 30 pass- Mrs Charles Bennett, Mrs Wil- The Nations and also read an 9:50 p.m.; A. J. Patten down :_~•Y lor your PRE!! copy. 4 1J111J llldhlll, ~MI4dleport. 0., oat. e, 1885 Scientific Research Sheds Light on Silage Improvement. I paS Ch' Magnol,·a Temple Are Entertained Lear.crs and committe-e member!!. will be held Monday. O<·t· ober 11 , at l p. m. at the home of Mrs. A. R. Knigi1l, Ne ighborhnod chairman. The Daughters uf Rulh cla~s l Statistics slmw the Mr. and Mrs. William King Named T H'lgh Evange,.me Chapfer TriCeS wilt sli'lr1 at 5 p. m. I ry Whobrey blocked a punt 011 the IS to set up the score. The Bobcats drove to the tn and Fiaber hit halfback Jolm Swisher with a 10 yard pass for the score but it was cailed back oo an olfsides penalty. Eastern's fighting Eagles 011 passes !tom Eichinger to PooJ. er began driving In the final minute of action but Eichinger fumbled on the 25 and KC's J&Wllls recovered the oval 81 game !Mided. :~~:~:,=_.:·It Ra'"er news • f N•lnfarming .. ·· - ,~ - · · .- ...... ... . Pemerey RUN-'WAY CAUGHT G R E A T BARRINGTON, Mass (UPI)- A 19-year-old girl running away from a school for the mentally retarded ..-ashed her stolen car into a school bus Thursdey, pollee said. None of the childrea aboard lbe bus were injured. But fhe girl, Carol He-, received 1minor tace cuts, ponce satd. NOT REAlLY CURED WASHINGTON (UPI)-A m~ dical journal reports that indl· vidual& are DOt really ucurecl" of the smoklag habit unW they have abstained from ctcare!tes lor at least tlro years. The arUcle in the journal ol lbe American Medical Assocla· Uon also aa1d that penona who start smoking at a )'<IUDII Afle lmve lbe least chance of breakIng the habll The article added that smokers who (live up tobacco entirely have 1 better chance of (llvlng up smotlng than those who switch to pipes or dprs. DOIECI'S IU!SCUE RICHMOND, R.l (UPI)-A Cathollc priest dlrecllld 1 » man FeiClle OjiOl'&lion 'l.'lturaday wblcb freed IWO men from a live-ton lruc:k that had over· Musey- New fergu•on Holland 15c.. ·····~········ or Farm Equipment? $74.50 " · . ... TITAN CO-OP MILK LOW HOUSE SUDS · and Deteraent ; UTILITY 25 lBS. HEATER ~ SMITH-CORONA Then Don't Be Dissatisfied Because You Bought By Price Only. Think Ahead! nGUREMATIC ADDING MACHINE ,........................................ . Truck • and : Tractor; eCan I buy replacement parts from him when I need them? aattery; ...... ... • How long ia the guarantee, and will he protect my guanntee for me? eis thlJ dealer concerned with my special needs• You Can Answer YES to These Ques- tlo011f You BvJ At • ~······ · ······--····:········ · · · ·" ·'"'''"""'"" : PLUS lhe pu~)' rodents will be tlltlllnl ln door 5 with cool weather, 1et rld of thllll Wil~ thll filmous 1nd highly efl1ctive bait, Rqvbrty IU9 99c La. .. ..• . then dtitionll h .. lpecills Infra -Red Heat lamp .. $ 1.79 Electric Knife . . • • • • • • Pink Uquid Deterpnt . 15.50 .75 Unico Pacem&ker we ~.h,.,. . . . . . . . . • . . 114.00 • : Unico P111cem.aker Dryer 118.00 Aqua Mite Pump , • , , • 39.90 20th Cent\ITY 8attet'Y : 7-iJC, Screwdriver Set • , • • : Booster ......... • , RFD 12-vort Tractor 43.95 1.99 Battery . , •.... .. •• • lt.95 • OPEN TIL 9:00 P.M. (MON. THRU SAT.) POMEROY LANDMARK Serving Meip. Mr FULTON-THOMPSON TRAOOR SALES $3.75 . $12.75 . RFD . eCan I depend on this dealer, to give me immedIate service when I need It? $63.95 A PAIR . ········- .. ·········· .. ······ .. ........ ................................... . . . Attention Farmers! Are You About Tu Buy A New Piece 40c :.::.,21 · Loc•tld Ut . .lftk W. C1ney, Mgr. WY 2-5161 POMEROY, OHIO 'd Galli• CountildofPomeroy Phono WY 2·2181 Service that makes fine products better Chore ' ClAY loy ltll'lled. Tbe- \YIN laRD to a ......_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,.... I • . . ·· ~· ·' .~: ' . \ �.,,. ·'-' . . . . . ......... .......... .. ,~ ' ~ ~ .. Classified Ads Your Modern 'Community llullctin Board I I \ '' 1-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 9, 1965 - · -·-· . Solem Center PTA Meeting Held Oct. 4th For Sale for Rent I CLARINET and pony. WY 2- MIDDLEPORT - 8 room douWANl AD liP ;;:DO;;;WN=s""T""'AIRS of my home on 7013. 10 9 6tp ble frame, rental property. INFORMATION OIIIUTY Rl. 33, partly furnished and MEDIUM sized coal heater, Income $125 per month. Sooth fuel oil heater. Rent $35 in willow rocker rocking chair, 4th Street. advance. No renting Sunday. ] cupboard, Davenport and 7 ROOM BRICK and frame, 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. $1599 The Salem Center P.T.A. mel Terry C. Weyland, omaD IIIII Local owner 110 HP engine. 4 speed trans, Jet b1ack flniah. Call: Mrs. Edna Ashworth i chair, large table, extension out of lligb water, Fairlane Monday evening, OcL 4 with of Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Way· Red bucket Seat, radio and heater. Tires Bhow little wear. Arnold, 5403 Elain Drive,' bl d •· b ff Drive. pri!Sident, Mrs. Audry Hayes, land fell at hla bome on Llncola . A Ia e an matcumg u el, 5 ROOM FRAME, fully !urnRand. W. Va. or : ,~~1axme In Committees for the Sl sustaining a Iraclured ttboul· rn- Maytag washer, double gal- . hed B h Street 1963 Ford Galaxie 500-4 Dr. Sed. $1795 yearcharge. w:uUl.AnuN old, Sohio Gas Station, Rt. :11 ed bs 1 tr·10 k 19 • eec • were read by secretary, der vumz tu · e ec ~ RODNEY DOWNING, Ileal Es1 local owner, VB engine with Cruisem~ti.c trans., po\\,'er 10 -r'!:u, ~~~~,!~ ""':,..W:a.'~ Mrs. Adra Swick. The treasur• steering and brakes, power seat, grey ftmsh, new 1st hne ,.r.,.,..11a.,.m.. .,_.,.,." •l'loulll .... . - - -- 10 9 ltc stove (gOoJd one), porch ghd- state Broker WY %-!34%. t er's report was given by Mrs. Mr. IJld Mn. l<!va'OI Rousb whitewaU tires. Radio and heater. NJIOI"ted t.nleldJ•..., rM "un HOUSE FOR RENT, in Brad- 1 , er. dish washer, Mn. Jobn ' 0 t "'""" ti• ..ller 'Ifill .... .. ft~Qoftl»thlt ... Olive Page. ba" retmned to lbelr borne In , . . . loDU . . . .....,... - - - . . bury. Call Mrs. 0. F. Lyons, : Stout, HarrisoDvDII. Okio. $1469 The program chalrmaa ,..., YoungstowD following several u.TD SH 2-42.4. 10 7 Jtc 1 10 8 ato FOR SALE: 4 room bouse, 4 1962 Ford Galaxie Conv. Cpe. _ Cream finish, whi,te lop. ys t'ngine1 automatic trami., power Mrs. Glady' Major who began days vl•it Nlth his sister alt(l acres $600.00. On Long Botsteering, new whitewall ttre.s. Rad1o and heater. ~ 3 BEDROOM house, nice yard , 24 in. GAS RANGII, nq new. tom : Bashan Rd. William wlth the P.T.A. song. Devotions brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E were given by Mrs. Alma Smllh M. Bur!Aln. II .,_ . . fumace, close to schools. 122 Call WY J.3381 at WY :&-2659. Barton, Long Bottom, Obio. -••_,-.::;.. • - . . , - Un!on A... Call WY 2.'1114. 10 8 3to IO 8 Stp - -r and the P.T.A prayer was said Miss Mildred Hawley had 11 10 • lfc mo·~'"' - ooo BTU ::.":..01..,.. • -• :.>111> '"~• gas FOR SALB -I bedroom, bath, OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. by all . . dinner gnesls Friday noon the Mrs. Roberta Wilson mtroduc- R d M Joe Bronsoo and ;._OUI_ JOUR ROOM Furni!hed apart.. crrculatlng boater. All auto- llving room, extra large kited th I .1. I h ev. an rs. IIOIJU 111111t. WY 2.'1658. 10 I tie matio. Call WY 2-2669. chen screened in porch stok... BM• CillO e ne_w anu1es n t • the Rev. and Mrs. Dooald Hicks 1 1 1a&Udu - . J"'lJR ROOM apartment, newer furnace. Newly painted, in- _"=~=~=~:==:::===;===;::~=;.:;;:;;::~~"' school wh1ch has an enrollment and daughter, Scherry. The Rev. . . A. . . . ~ IIIII P,IIIII & Dllb10 8 3tc thls year of 129. Bronson is conductlng a revlval 10 ......,. & ll' docorated. $40 per mom•• Mediwn eggs, 3 doz 99•; Large side and out. On the Meigs luslnest Servlcet Leg1l Notice The Salem Center 4-H gtrla at the local Church of Chrisl -.~ Call Walter Crooks, WY 2- ' eggs, 2 doz 89c; C•mpfire and GalUa Cmmty line, Rt. 7.1 ==-==~;:;;_;;;;;.;,;;~.,., /--;.:=J,i:••!'•~':":"o~T~,c~•;;;:::;: ODd boys were mtroduced by 10 6 ti c marstunallows, 19c lb. Fire- U Interested, write owner: li PunuGt " "'' '"'.."" _..,., PHONE WY "r~"156 8631. ltd in &eclloll 001:1.10 of UtB Clhlo a.. their adviaors, Mrs. Catherine Mr!. Emerson Jones spent =;::~:::;;:;=;==I side cracker!, ~lc lb. Duncan Mrs. Bernice Matthews, 613 vHed code. the Board or TrutteH ot 1 """""~ -·e 0 roo~ ffines ca ke ~It, •0 fo r o;JI.!j ~. OU•• ToWDIIliPo Melli C::Ount:y Oblo. Shenefield and Mr. Carol Pierce. Thursday in Athens and visited vnl'unn~u uum~, v ,,_ W. Va. Ave., Du nbar, W. Va. G'* It ®u not need Ill• ·,.1.1 . . There wat1 a song "Within with her daughter, Barbara · Card Of Thinks IDd batb, with garage. Niee 46 oz. pineaJOie ju;ce, 3 for 10 8 6te •--~• "" h .-m- will. tberdor., 'be ofhlred for the Circle of H1s Love," by four Jones. MY THANKS liD an Ulost who lV',;GUOD. 911" a mont ; sew- 89c. Regular 29c cookies, 4 .... •t publlc •uetton at Ol1V4t Towa.. of the girla, Linda Shenefield, sent c.'lll'dll, Jllll and flowen 11• paid. WY 2-5434. lor f].OO. no cookies, 3 fo J!'.• Du/fb :"~· ~-;:.. ~· ·:..~':'.!~';,:":; Kay Wright, Debbie Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil· to IDI d.."'- - recem 01- - 10 5 6~ $1.00. Producer• mili, Uc gpJ. ..,.,-"'lUI ~I 1' I o'dock P. M. vi~ton .... -a..u.~- -•- to Bread, i loavea 8l s.1c1o re~~l en•• 1.1 decrtbetl .. fOlo Diane Halliday. Tlto girl• then hoan were Gallipolis pve the pledge to tho Oq. The Friday. ..... 11) graw.... TWO epor- ID Middleport. 111 y 3tc POMEROY - I story frame, low" the East Letart a--t- School tt.-1-- & Service Bituated. Ill seetlon No. M. Oll\'tl 4-H Creed and Junior LeaderMrs. Kenneth Byer and her ~ One 5 rooms unfurnished with 1 large rooms, modern kitchH181 Towrud:llp, Melp C<Junty, Ohio. ship w .. explained They each sister, Mrs. Rose Martin, Gall• and Ho!z_er Jlllspltal Stall. .t.aM.'UU ~....,. yard. Other 3 rooms REFRIGERATOR, General en and bath. hardwood "oors, o ---------' ft tindnes will never Betlnn.tllJI 420 reet ..., •nd aorth told of th etrips they bad taken polis, came to Middleport Thursese ses furnis~ on ground floor. Call Electric, ill good tDIIdltlon. full basement, gas fired hot eFits Almost Every Car u c~eerea wnt 180'" trotn tM 10\ltb· be forgotten. Tln'7 lkB., WY • uoa 10 2 6tC WY 2-2859, 10 f Jtc weal corn~r or tbe eut 0111 hall lbls oummer. They ended their day evening tAl attend the Jolly Rt. I. Racine. 0 e to I -.uuu. ... __• .JJi.... air heating, large front porcb eTransferable Wben ~:o~:-:·:' :-:a!co::! part of the program with allyle Bunch Sewing Club meeting. FlJRNISHED 3 room apartment Three - W~M:~ nuulK tractor nice vi ew of river. Yoa Trade Can •t tbe nonhwe.t ~omer o1 ' " llbow of clothing made lbltt aum- Mr. Joe Cabeen, Columbus, ""----y 1. . -,._ .... floor. Hl5 S. Front, with trailer, .100.00. Power 130 ACRES - 8 miles from Catholic Chureb lat; tbencl DOrtb In ....,._, j"-• 71 decreet eut 204' llloDi the takl mer. They were then preoented Ia apending the weekend with ~· ~RY ol .._ 1!. !Middleport. Call WY 2-5141. cultivator, $20.00. deep well Pomeroy. 6 room f r a m • eGuaranteed 24 mon WI ctwrell Jot north 11.ae w tbe nonb their certlllclata bJ Mra. )fa. bla parents, Mr. and Mr•. Fr~d u~ ..~~ dlod ; ;.... ~arl 10 1 tfc 1 jet pump, $40.00, 1 rotary, 1 home, pon·h and cellar, ba~ or 24,000 mlles ~a:" .,.':.~~~ 4:'0:~\~!~[;br.!t ~ r1 TUrner. Cabeen lnd Mr. and .Mrs. Wduocoaua, wuu ,~ · r e e I mower, both $15.00. other buildings, fen ced, water •Most Popular Unit feet from LM center at •.lid road Carol Pierce Introduced bla Ham Slater ond family . ago today, Oct. t, 1964: ·l'RAU..ER LO'I'8 - b'ee Uw$ DO g I oD a cancN~te mll'kllr; lbi'IICtl nvrtb '--'- ..... .....~ .,__, l'taD Wheelbarrow, 15. , • CU. in pa . ; lure. Ca n be financed. ._ tb US A. 23 <1~rea ....t liMII fut alolll This day ....1116't M1U memoruauwul ft. Frigidaire refrigerator, $4 ,000 .00. Ill e . • ~mw~:~::.rofaf·=~~dr;:!.~ 4-H bnyo and told of tbek altlJI. Lee Roush. ":ho 1s ~ployed iea er Part (State Approved) $60 00 tment gas range 1ACHES - Or;mge 1'WJl. - t .outb 11 dep-eH wnt 185 feel; Its at the lltlp Caunly Fair !D Columbus, 11 spending hiS Of our loved ODI 1001 to rest. IODersvflle. Obio, .r'booe W\ · ' apar ' 1141 00 thence eouth 11 d•~IWH u.t. 107 and bow well toefl boy bad clone. vacation with his paren1o, Mr. thiDk of him tte $20.00. Irvin Miller, Rt. 14 , 30 acrr.. cultivatrd. balance • • Jndllltcl teet to the place or berlnnln1 , cun· 1 11 And those who . t-3324. near Carpenter, 10 7 8te io pasture and wood s. on~ 71 ' t:!..nmr: 0.11.e • h•lf aon. mare • They bad lheit ublbllll .., dis- and Mrs. Allen Rousb and lamplay. They were then ...-nted ily in Bradbury. each day, ldm I ist FLOOR furnished, 4 rooms room fram e house and one ' TJa rill:ht h ~ to l' f ljiHlt lUI¥ their ctertiflcales 11111 pins. Mrs. Charles McElhinny left Are the onet who lovod ., and ••th, modern •"""'menl 100 LB. STEER and I good h L'G t"'--' • Gt all tma. b,.t family milk cow. Rolland room frilme house, both wit Tbe gnesl speaker for the evJet Sunday IIIOI'IIIIII! lor En· Olive ToWIIthiP Tnl•teM, No or.~ knows the Jileut hurt-! Middleport, WY 2-387 4. tfc Searles, Rutland, Ohio. wa1t>r systems. barn. large Br: Ad11 Biuell, C\erll ening waa Min Sally Schaal cmo, Calif.. where :!be Will VISit Po.....-oy, 9 14 block garage, orher build ings. (101 t. t.e. J3 3te ache, 10..5-6tc who ga.. 1 talk on Issue One with her daughter and family, Dr. and Mrs. Stanley_ Potter On!y those who have lult 1111 1 Ht-tE.E aoo tour N\l'l'D rurr l~he- 1962 VALIANT housetraller -10 AI$8JJOO.~. COX SALt..SMAN i '"''""'""'""":N':"'".'""""''""""'~I•• THI,:~:'cfuN~~~ 'LIM and Conoolidation. tel~ Ill ond aporl. ' I .RoT l . . ' ottce .,.,.... L. Nk,.. Tbe meeting was turned back and BOlli!, Kyle and EriC. S b • Of t' c gn·ef we bear iD 16- meota. WV 2-6434 12 e tfc x 50, two bedrooms, cal WY ~·3830 wy %-3636 - - -- .,... con •· Nltltolt. to the president and after elec~ plano tAl be there lor 1 montb or n Chester 985-2352 01" 985-2353. \0 8 3tc SyraeUSf Vlll8ge Offi(iab de- fUPJIIIrt Pill,..,_ Otll-;._ ,.........., ing four delegates, along with SIX ,...ks. Mr. McElhinny toolt lence TWO BEDROOM bouse on Lin10 4 6tp - - . eided at the Oct. 7, 1965 meet- UIII!Mwa Metn. '""''.... four allernales tAl attend the her to the C.lumbua airport for the one we loved 80 well. coin Hgt5 .• birch kitchen, au- 1959 CASTLE 50 x 10 two bed- HOUSE for sale in Racine, 6 ing _1 adhere to the new ~ ~:•:::.'.:".t .,~. beal WY 2-5127. .1 · wash- rooms. basement. bathroom, "Stat e oh 1·0 Law" ' "1"'· The IIIJIItttt lklnntt. HIHIHD~M~C~entt. Meigs County Council meeting Sunday. What would we give to see tmnatic Dr -w, 8 20 tfc room tra1· er, automatic a1 Bradbury School Oct. 7, the ----· '1ar• corner of 4th and Elm, out owner or keeper of dogs or NOTica aY 'uauCATioN his faceer an d cur cond"t" 1 mmng. 1• Hi~ Iovin~ hands to tour.h . . FOR SALE shall Mc~1 illion, Mnson, W. l of htgh water. Priced for i other livestock shall keep The lllllmowD lletn. :11-;i.~~.nte,.. meeting was adjourned. ReTo hear hia voice and :iee hts va 10 4 6tp ·l quick sale. Inquire at Earl's them confined upon h~ or 1 ::~~dee:.! fre:shments were served to aU smile-STRAIGliT coon hound, !i I X11953 10 x 43 Gre-at LakPS trail- Barbf>r Shnp or ca ll WY 2-~ her property or controll by et1. woo. ldeUUu and place• ol by the teacbera. 5249. 10 8 Uc leash or chain Thls State rnld.en_ce .,.. unJmown ~nd. c•nnat be Years old ' guaraoteed not to That meant so much to us $2000 00 'I A Hall · U£ertamed. wiU 1.ak1 nottct that on . . . · 1 trash Sell reasonable. Other er · · 1v • • • - -·-- -- · Law will be enforced in the ttut 30th u,. or Auru•t. 106!1. th• Sadly mtssed by hiS W!te, P' ' ld tarted one Reedsville , Ohio. 10 4 tfc FOR SALE - 4 room bouse . . fs Tl f' t Plalntifll. Clarence L NlthoU! and '"'e October ol the "rs Henry B-·• and oam- y ar o pups, s , _ _ __ _ _ b h 1 h b Village o yracuse. 1e ITS can 15. Nicholll, tiled lbe.tr petuton .1.11 •• ~ . ·~• ' registered. CaII 773· · '29' 01 . u or ' MEIGS SWIFT HOMES • , 5U new al. , arge pore ' ase- Offen ~e will be $10.00 and &Jain.t them 111 tll& common P&e.. Goldeo Rule clasa of tbe Pom· 10 9 11C ilY 1 menl, new paint, 1 acre . CGurt. of Melp County. Ohio. th• _ __ :_ _ _ come and see after 4 p. m. E Mom. Pomeroy, Ohio. Ptt costs_ The Second Offense will um• beinj: cue N11. 13.8IS, 1n ulcl eroy Church of Cbrist wu held eou..- ,or "'• q\1 ,e ,, n• 0 , '"• ,r ''''• St .. WY 2-2975. Write or stop in ground. on brick road o I I be ~; 00 and costs B 'ost lnd F~und Ni,·k Wright. Nrown . Thursday -em ~- par~ ~ Rl 7 $3 500 00 Ph WY '~ ~,._ · · ill certain r1111 ntate iD e.lld Plttltlon .,. ··· ... at u- - --Mason. W. Va. 10 9 6tc for our free catalog and mon· ' ' · · one .10 9 ltc ducrtbed. to-w:tt: g · with Mn. J Mal~ 1008 1 6127. 9 14 30tc _ -·, LOST - roWD an d wh1.te pony ELECTRO • HYG IENE Sweep. ey sav ing home ownership - -- - - - Tile Jallaw~n 1 <luelibl!d 1'\11111 utate All young homemakers iD the ers u hostess. " of Langsvi lle . If 1n vicinity . program 9 22 30tc --- LOSE WEIGHT safely with m the state or Ohia, c:aunt' at f d Ill L .11 SH 2 per w1th all a1tm:tlme nts. · HOUSE FOR SALE Dex-A-Diet Tablets. 0 n 1y Meiu. and in the v1ua 1 e ot Mut- Rutland area are invited to a Mrs, Masters, vlot pretldent, ~;. ca angsv~Oe 1 Jlc · ~ Q~aker Heater, 6.5.000 BTU I GREEN BEANS "and Turnips., llod~rn RaJteh Style. Beautil~l 98c at SUtrk's Pharmacy. =!~~; bounlled aad. cla~rtbad u meeting at the Rutland Metho- was in charge of tbe meetJ.ng --=---:--::- .. _ I w1th fan. Phone alter 3 p m. Bring containers. Sl a bushel . locatwn. on t~p of amaH tull 9 2S 60tp dist Church Thursday. October which opened witb dewtions Wanted To BU\' 1 WY 2-9970. 10 9 Jlp First bouse below Ravens- racmg Sta~e H•ghway Garage ~n !': nqa~~a:' 11':mS:t:::a t~~ ;;!;. 14 from 7 to 9 pm 'Ibis is tbe taken from Psalm 93 by - ___ ~ ...... _. Cl Pr Route 7 w1th good road to mam o\UTUMOBDJC IIIIUrance DeeD 1b1p " Ran 1 e 12. Ohio Com.p•DJ"• first ctf 8 sene·s to be ~~ed Mrs A •4 Pbe'- and ·•--• ====-·Choice WANTED: clean G i 0 . ' 1965 STEREO: just taken m. wood Ferry . John eek o- bighway_Four bedrooms, living, cancelled? '..osl your open~~~...,, bo\lnded u ronm••-., B• "f"V'IOJVO • • lf'lt ~ This set has dua l V(Jlutne conperty . Phone Vl 3-2693. dining, !amity, kitchen, break· ,.._ 11nn1111 m the &oulb line of farm by the County Extensioo Serv- with prayer by Mra. Charles 11 WY · 1 seng. $20.00 lb. Good average ... _.. licenll7 \.lUI ' l<lrnMlrb owned b' J•mu lbrtiD ia! where money management Eskew. Memben a01wered roll clean $27.35. Diggers only. trol witt 4 speed changer. _ __ ___ _ _ 9 27 12~ fast, play, maid's, utilit~ and IJJttr 11 a •toue marked "A"". beln~ the .., Bill Bailey, Reedsville. Ohio Twm Speakers. Lovely wal- POTATOES, beans, bring own , sbop. Three baths, eeramLC tile - - - - - - , , . . . , - - - - ~u~~:r r!:~~ ulatLotru~.:..!n':. modern planning, clothing, and call with a parable fi tbe New 10 9 3tp nut console. Take over pay- containers and pi ck beans for and wall to wall car:Pet on Auto Sales !!~~~~~~~~tll.t.J'111 n:~nthe:n~v.; quicker and easier housekeep- Testament. ments of $5.00 per mon1h ar I _ floors. About two-thirds of ----~ .. 1 !Serree• eut 11 1-3 roo.: ttu!nc. ing, among other topics, will be ChristtnaJ eardl were diatrib-----------Sl 00 bu. C arence Prof1Jtt, bouse is panelf.d in mahogany 1960 IMPALA convertible $100. eouu. ss 11erree• eut u rod1 1 discussed uted to &elL n was voted 1o pay the rema mmg balance I Portland Vl 3-2254 , d A. d" . C II WI • 3773 contact· llllen.,, touth !! de1 ree• wm t2'Wt. lnsur•-n-due $91. Call WY l-6555 . · · an wa 1~ul tr con lhoned, a r · or · roM to the place of bQinnln•, Margaret Griffiths Meigs eoun- purchase tray1 or plaquet to ;;'lRANG==:eE'"'JN'"SURANCE.;; -· · · - ~---MODe. ' ! 9 17 tic Large pauo and double carport Gerald Hart, Tanners Run Rd. contatnUlr a urn and z nHII, more ty Extension Service, said this sell. Home made articles - .~- 10 ti StC' ' SEW LNG machines, repair ser. On lot ~00' " 390' . May be seen Racine, Ohio. 10 9 3tc or ltn. is a good chance lo meet other brougbt by the memberl were Insurance Agency, Inc., Pom1965 SJNGEk : sewing machine. ! vlce. all makes. WY 2-2284. by app~~t~ent ~oly . FOR SALE: 1950 Chevrolet :' ¥ , .U: ~'!:::e~=e~ a:o,=:!, ~~ young homemaken and to a:et sold. Refreshment. we... ltlV· eroy. Phone WY :1.-33111. 1 Equipped lo Zig zag, make ' 1 The Fabnl Shop, Pomeroy · ~ E R D'-ICED ton truck. Good motor and •ame !!eetlon. town and ran., and help with homemaking problems ed by the hostess lo Mrs. Walt. 8 t Uc buttonholes, fanry designs. Wnte: c,o The D•ily Sentinel bellnnln& •t uae 110uthwest comer -------·T"'ke over 8 pa)·m"nts of Auth_roized Singer les and a.x 668·H Pomeroy, o. good tires. Price $160. Lewis of lot krtvwt~ .n4 muud No. 1 In Reservations are not necessary er Kennedy, Jr., Mn. Mlltoa Wanted To Buy " " Service. 3 29 u.." - ----the plat ot MuliDIVUie; thenc:. te rested, one shou ld ca ll Rnnah , Mr !I, Harold Smllb , Mr1!1. Service Station, Harrisonville M~r •e.tert, u rod!! •nd to nm'"" buI I"f In $7. 00 pel month, or p a v __ ___ .. -- ·- FOR SALE : 1640 Lincoln Hgts. to a ttou fwm1nl uae cvrner of WY 2-3895 nd ard to Ralph balan ce due $56. Call WY 2-1 VENETIAN BLINDS and re- 4- room bath, basement, gas Ohio. 10 8 3tp farm formerlJ ownH b, Jamei or se a c Eskew, Mra. &ewell, Martm w &abert e&mpbtu 111M Miss GriffithJ at the extension Mrs. Phe1ps, Mrl. Denver Kap6555. 10 6 6tc 1 pairs, porch and window furnace. Aluminum storm w1n- FOR SALE OR TRADE or take en the eut line o1 wtruam ShJelcl'• . It ld hel . -~ · hd ll kl d f ti Dodg C land; 1bence north , 10a1 to •ut serv1ce woo p m prepar- pie and Tommy Masten. WANTED TO BUY AUCriON - Saturday' October s a es a ". s. ree es - dows and doors. Carpeting over payments, 6!) e or- line cd Wlll.lam BbleL<I'• rum u ing classes. -----and drapes. Can l.te finnnl"ed. ooet 440, hardtop, automatic ~~·to• 1::0~ ~~~ ~..!eun: __,...... HOMECOMING SET I 9. 12 ::JO p. m 1 have buugllt ! mates. Dale Wippel, 215 Unthe Henry Zeiher home 10 ior Ave., Pomeroy. 9 11 JOtc WY 2-2293. 10 3 tfc transmission with :ua engine. •n euter.l7 eoune "-WII 11lcl lao. Re M I Smith putor of Must S.ll Or trade at Once. "' """ ... " ""' '" "'" ....... v. .... • I Syrac use, Ohio, just otI Livestoc" FOR SALE-:- 4 rooms arld bath, :t:'.'rt~vi'(: 1 r:-.r!, ~~~.o~ the Morning Star EUB Olurch --new paper and paint. Lot 45 Also" new tires for sale. 750 a tiM UM o1 Lell No.. 1 ant~ 1. baa announced the annual bomt· 1 State Route 124 and will sell I the following personal prop- ONE ~MR 6 year old work x 225. 356 Broadway St. $3,- 114. can WY 2-7831 anytime !: ~~~:.~~ ~!::. :0-: comiq will be held SUnday erty, most of which formerly horses. Phone SH 2-5811. 500.00. Call WY 2-3442. after 4:30. 9 29 12tc or~-. S.ve dd . ..eept tr.m b~ U OC October 7. Sunday School wil 10 4 6tc . . •ttove d.~rtbed rea1 Ht.aM. • parI belonged t.o Mr. Zeiher. 106 6tp 164 PONTIAC Booneville con- eel ot re•• mate oantalnlnt cme. Pack w Cub Scouts met on ~ at 9:45 a. m., witb preach· ~aft~h ft sale signs. Insurance F M h --- vertible, take over payments ::Ud~re·~= ,.~"l':t Thursday evening at the Pom- J~ at 10:45. A basket dlnneJ e ng~ralor, gas range, utilac inery or S2,40b cash. Automatic ::::..•!fe:!!': 0 ..~ eroy .. lfst Church for reor· ~U be held ~t noon. Then ity 'lhle. 1 piece wood dinlAF.'T'NA CASUALTY lnsurlll'let" USED CORN pickers~ne Jntransmission, power steering b:p m.•de. •..... ganlzatiOn. Roger DUlard, cub- wall ~ a specaa1 program ir PerM . and brakes. Phone 985-%240. ,.., ,,,,,, ,. ,.. PoOtioo --meet· the afternoon startillg. at t:3C et.te, buffet, disbes, cooking Mullen Insurance Agency, inc. 1 1 10 .... master, pri!SI"ded at ~ . utensils, tables, stands, wash Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-3381. ernatmna 1 row; One Wood Cool ill h ..p m Everyone welcome. DELIVERED TO i stands, Thor washer, sewing I l tfc Brothers, I row, One New v e exc ange. 10 2 6t i :'~h~!~'a~~~r!"~~~~ut.t ing which opened with the . . II machine. bed cornplte, dres-- PH(ITO Qlpymg service- Cop- [dea No. 20. 2 row. .\leigs p :!/'De~Dcl~.:a:: :"~.0: pJedge to flag led by Tommy ser daybed bedd' Equ1pment Cu., Pomeroy. 0. L 0. McCoy, Auctioneer, Cllee arut runher reltet u ...., q tutt Reed. The Cub Scout oatb was • mg, rugs u... made of '"gal papers. ...,-~'0~'-.., • 111• DolttndaDW aN ,.. aiveo in uniiKm with Mark I.b · ...., n; 10 8 Jtc ter, Ohio. t 18 Uc ... , ' rary table, rockers, odd bJrtb records ai1d almost any ·-· ..... wer 111ld PetitiOn on r Business Service• CUSTOM BUTCHERING and ~~~~;;-- J~=::' !t~ : Odo~ lard as leader. It waa IIIJIOUOO. 1 chairs. hassock, Philco TV , other documenta. i hlwn mower, hand tools and Realer lasurance, PomeroJ 1;;:;=------=----=---; --· Will btru hides every &laiJUit tbec"'•• eel that den mothen are needI cutting. ""J rene• L. Nicholl ed many other items not listed. lo M nd Phil 'I · Ph d I 4 de Everwday S~ials • o ay. "eter, ooe ~n · Qell B. Wood, Owner. ----------, r"""' WY 2-3510. 9 18 tlc P~~:,_ Nl~ll.ola. Dress inspection WBI beJd by 4 Miles Not1ta ol Po.,eroy TERMS Cash lnstrudions at ,...,.., ••• ••tb Willtam Snouffer, !nsUtutlnnal Not respom;ible for acciden~. - . -:::=:Marie's Style Post IARL GRUESER. Plumbing AltoJ'Iley• 1 for PI.UDUfb Repreaeotative of Boy Scoutl On R•••1te Z3 $1 .25 .,; ....._ ...:11 (I)'- u . " :z:.;______ u.w :L •· ott:.,-__ '1'roop 2111, and Ray .Sa le cnnducted Bradford Aull- II. S. CIVIL SERVICE ·TESTS! Haircuts and H" 1mg, '~'"" e Glaze, IIY 2-2689 P,m•roy I tion Co. 10 2 stc •i:us~ "1~;' ';.~~ Shampoo & Set' $1.50 Ohio. End your sewer troubNeighborhood Commissiooer. ooun Ao;Juncement. f'Tflp•ratofl 30 day color rinse, les. We have all sizes sewer An informal discussion was tnmlnl u ICmt .. required Shampoo & tat $3.50 machines. Reasonable rates. beld ~· Paul w~r MGM -rttou~un~ at kiDB tiPIII· blH'rtenu Permanents $7.50 up C ll WY "2974 d "ght w•., '"" In d •ran Summer Sale \NTIQUE Furniture, disheB . UIUlltiJ unntcllllllr'Y Gnmmlr a "" ' ay or m • Mr8 Delmar Hamm, c~.~L District Cornmiuioner •• lead-tchool •utfictenl for mtny jahs We Sell and Service t 1$ U <NUtumi~cellaneous can or write NOW AT LANDMARK f'REE mrormal.loD OD Jctbtl. llllllne~. Wi gs and Wi .. leU c ern High school home econom- er. Two . guests from Racine, -~ Cec" •~ W requJremenl., Wrltt. TODAV giving ~ ~ I• Moving To Mn. HoWMV n, . nam .. ~nd •dll"'s~ Ltnooln 8eli('e, Musical Instruments a;~ t-eGCher, wiU represent Meigs Mn. Wa ld Diddle and Mn. DaMain St . Pomeroy Doans of lt•m• now on ul• ~~u~~~~ cu a~ u.. D•llJ Marie's Style Post 1__ . County at a workBhep for home yid Huddleston. wbo are inter! 29 tfc ot lowor P•l«t. RL 124 Ph, WY 2-l271 I KING TROMBONE, by Wile economics teachers from schools ested in forming a den went oiNE TIMBER and will pay COME IN AND REGtSTER Help Wanted s,.,.,.• ..,, Ohlo Company. Lll:e new. Used on- ID "Meigs, Lawrence, Pike and present. YOU MAY WIN ONE OF W _A_N_T-ED- G" I I - . ly 5 months. $50. WY 2-5236. ScJoto counties -·nted by the u.mo•-'•• Thursday even'•• as muc~ as 14 per cord lor I 100 FREE PRtZESI NO ' " or woman or BEATING, PLUMBING, Rural 10 g 61e Obi Po r··-~~-. "'" housework. Mrs. Dorothy Do I B0ttl G39 A ld B o W.,. Company in Poria- were Mn. Kenneth Harril, Mn. Pment Slock WiU l ood pin• and also good nard PURCHASE NECESSARY, xo rno Street roSEE DEMONSTIIAnON mouth Robert .Couch, Ml'll. Richard wood saw ttmoer. Write or "Cowdery, Long Bottom. thers. 618e E. · Main M' next Wednesday 10 7 3tp Members of the Middleport 189 Annagrace E Torcblano Rooenbaum, and Mn. Ella Gl~ eRoglt.,, At Sto" " Tho aee M. W Runyon, Mmer• Service Stotlon Pomeroy. 9 22 Ut bo Be Sold At Cost Ville, Otuo, Eagle Ridge Rd. - ----.. - - -____ Jolly Bunch Sewing club and n10 economist for Ironton and more, Jr., den mothers; IDd LAllY NEEDED for House AIJCTIUNEER their gnests attended a cooking Pomerooy districts, will udst bnya, Mark and Jobn Dillard, _ _ _ _ _ ··-·· 1_~l_301A: _ ~~~~~~~y work. Write care of P. 0 . Complelo Service demonstration oo holiday foods Miss Frances M Jackson u Kennelh Harrlo, Stevell Jevt Or Below For Rent Box !4&, Pomeroy, 0 · Crln Hr•dlord bv Betb New!Aln at the C.lum- hostess eO. RoaDie Coucb, Jeff Cln!,. E. M1in St. lO 7 "· 1l ~. . .., Pemo ·~ rl~ Prone or ~ota<JI bia Gao Office In Middleport "196HI · Pattern f..- Family Morton Bamea, Ile!mlt Glaze, lP~RTMENTS furnished, 1m"'' WANTED:-operatlng -- room A. '-· ~RADII'UKD Thursday ovening. The menu Llvlng" 1s the theme of the Jli'O' Tommy Reed, Joey Rooenbattm OPEN 8 A.M. furnished, modern and dean. GERT'S u gay girl - ready nurse. 1 full time, 1 part time. Racine, Obto Included home baked bread, gram whlch wll! lndude timely Mite Gilmore, Ricky Clltlcb, Phone WY Z.J!j( 7· lor ' whirl after cleaning Liberal salary, pleasant workI I IIC_ "goodbye turkey" ond oa!ad Information on the proper and Chute. Rideout, Harold Slslorl, TO I,OP.M. 10 9 _ _ __ 6tc carpets with Blue Lustre. in~ conditions, 7- 3:30 shift. "'"'L."O" : -.:co = N"'D:::lTI = o:::N:: INc:G: -:Re :--:-lrtger and cookies. Mlos ·Newwn · was most elficlent utlUzaUon of eloo- Gary Slloofkr rutd Tom m 1 I ROOM BRICK house on Bu~ Rent electric shampooer II Contact Admlnistra!Alr, Medl atlon oervt"" ,J,ek'o Rofrig presenied with 1 gift of jewel- trtcal ~memaklng equlprqeitt Jolutltm. The tte11 Pacft moet,. llmUI Ave. CaB WY 2-&127. Balttr FurnltiJJ't, Middleport. cal Center Hospital, Gallipul· oration. New Haven. Phone ry !rum · the ·lll'ouP.- !ln. Ken- Ml89 Trilano wUI diJCUn pol" bti' will be Tuesday, October Including Sund~yt i 10 tie 10 I 61C Is, Ohlo. 10 alie TU 1-W'!. 1 I lie neth Dyer, president, prealded. table tppllllloeo 21 11 lbt dJurdl. ·-- !SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. Around And About Middleport %'<;(.-~ Br FRED LASSWELL THAT"SWHY I'M GOIIN'-·1 1- - - -..-\ !DAILY CROSSWORD AOBOiltl .., . . . ..T-,:-- I ' (aJ s~ ur• ro = I =""""'" "t . be tr P• II t. b< ot ol b< ol w at G \1 I L I~ : AUTO I .. ·-water. $340 Blaettnar's I Golden Rule Closs Planning Severo/ Sales meet•·· :;u:":·::= I Young Rutland Area Homemaker To Meet Oct. 14 1 Reorgan1zot1on • . by cIs Held b p k 248 =:t I sso·oo arm :;w::,.oltld II ::r on. CLOSEOUT SALE! Represent Meigs At Wor kshop .:rt:; ::;r •.......................................it 1 I === -- i liS. High : Mut. I 16.Lotbt epic poem 8. Elder 9. Beetle 11. Velnllke depo~~lt• 18. Beverage nings 29. Wingot house 80. Dangers 31. ..........,. ........ 38. Firat-nr.t. .tO. lrlllUle ,1, IrliJb nbe-11: u.s. pre•ldent M.Demoos abbr. 4.3. Exelarn.tloll U Amel'JcB.Q author 2>.Hewtna: DtSOII.'f -and row t!!l 'jOUR UJIII) chorus of 'kick me, WILL 'fOIJ. and the tMYOR, "IOU world iS tool 23.Inatiptoro 25. Prlnten' , measure• 1 j 33. Auerted M. Aau.ult 37.Epoeh 38.Pronoun 39. Ahe&d I ::l ~ GASOLINE ALLEY ~.BmaJieat liquid ly KING rd -almofit t-1orn ln', ~ufu s I . . , 1o Mi.;ter '1\la:f:;, farqatten about Whe r2 you headed' Joel! Goin' to Rufu0! 1 w10h """-_:_,,-- " '-..,.;, do •o"'e you hadn't olumb,n' 1 1 reminoea me meuure 42. Roek tt. Seed coatings 415. Tool hOUit 4.6. Raised platform • "This boy Who phoned and whose name you didn't catoh ••• did he sound as though he was tall or short?'• DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here'• how to work It: AXYDLBAAXB I• LONOW'J:LLOW One tetter lllm)l•ly lltandlt for another. In this •mple A fa ued tor the three L's, X for the two 0'1, etc. Single letter11, apot~-­ trophle., the length and fonna.tJon ot the words are all hint., Each da.y the code letters tu'fl dlrterenl ... <k71>C ICG VXPPVJ KCFZJ-JJQCYJU GVJO LBZR QuotaU.. PQJ IZM IJPPJB XU XI. C BCG· B1 CHESTER GOULD BJCB.-RKJ"J'XV"Y Yesterd&J'• Cryptoquote: MIDDLE AGE IS WHEN YOUR INOEEO Ncrn I USE 11-IAT 'CONSTlTUTlONAL RIGI<TS" AGE STARTS TO SHOW AROUND YOUR MIDDLB.-B08 llliNG ONLV IN <:O..QT SO HOPS: lll.O.IS UI<E YOU CAN GET .~~~~.-----~ WMPO Radio ~-oNDA Y 111RII FRIDAY- 6 00 Sign OD - I'*~Wll 6 II! ~acred Hear' 8 2tJ Melgl t:ounty HFD 6 25 Paul Bowers, farm 6 :ll News 6 57 WuaUter 7 00 NauonaJ .~en ' 1Jl5 BID Miller Sbo• 7:30 Sports ParMe 7 : ~ Bill MlUet ~ho,. 1;3~ 7:50 8 8 45 9.00 y,IJii lV 00 Picken~ Harawar~ (TUts Thurs.} Newa Bill MIUer Show Baker Furniture Sho,. NeWI Coffee with Janel Portrallll of a Patriot LO ·O.'l Swap Shop to, 30 BID Miller Bru'ICb Show 10,4> MaSOII Agr. """gram 10:45 10' 45 IL 00 ILO> IL30 u,oo 1J<,30 tTvesday) Family Worship (Thurs.) A.b.C. Program (Friday! Newt l'll(y'l Country J11flcttOD nJiy'o Country 8yD!DI Cement Block Newo Goessler'a Guest Star ~~·-y• .,.,. ' 12:90 Larry Andmon Show s:r Jim t.lees Show 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show UO Eloetrtc Company News 4:41>' Jim M... Sho>' 5·00 Newa 5:m Jim Mees Sbow 5:30 Rlzer'l Weather Report ~:50 -~ria !arlllla rHE BORN LOSER 1" ' 8:00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign ou SAl\JIIDAYS u,oo Sign On - Ne"' 8.30 Happy Valley &yo 6:Cfl Country Mus1c nmt 1:20 CoJIDtry Jamooree •·IKI Protestant Hour 7:30 Sporlll Parade 7:36 Larry AnderSOD Sbow w 45 !t'o Musle - '\rmy 11 :00 Duttoo's and Hel'll5 Ontry t'op rea Sbow 12:00 News 12.:10 fusicaJ IDterludl12,30 Re• Merlin l'eelll 1:00 News 1:11> Jim Meeo Show 5:50 Sporlll Parade 6•00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign Off Sl'NtJAYS 7:30 ~!111 On _ Armt Hour 7:&5 News 8' otl Baptist Layman'J Hour 8:30 Sunda) Show t :30 Tbo Btble SpeMi> 1o You ,,4; Leg!alaUve Report 10 ot The Good 1 11 0 lb ' l• Congre.,ma~ Moe!ill' tO 30 The Co ,_ H tim : UDuz ymn 01'8 11 :30 Tbe Qwet Hour u,oo News 12 ,15 The Christiano Hour U:30 The Rev Merlir Teell 1'30 The Rev. Silas Billups 2' 00 The Rev. Andrew farsons 2:30 Sunday qhowr.as, 6:00 Sundown Sereoadt 6:40 Sign Off AWAV WrrJ.I MURDER. ' >:: ,, . ' -<"' AND 'r'OiiVE STOLE MY CAT! WJEH RADIO Monday Thi'Oagb Friday 7, I& Sign On. Musical Clock 7:25 News In Brief 7,30 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:0> World Now1 8'10 Sporls Today ! :15 Weather Picture 8' 16 Mustcal Clock 8:55 Community News 9,1111 Talk of the Town 9:55 Mason C.11nty News 10:00 Public Service 10:05 Famfl,. Worslllp Hour 10:30 Lalehstring !hOD News 11:05 Mprnlng Melodies lezrept Friday, Church Bella Ring) 11:4& World NOWI 11:55 Mas<» County News U:OO Community News 12:1ili Noon Newa 12:10 M~kets 12:15 Mid Day Weather 12:20 Bullettn Hoard !2:'!5 News 0 Grama 12 =30 County Agent 12 =45 Country Go Round 1:5S News Beat 2:00 Country Go Round 2,65 News Beat 3' 00 Mld Way Matinee 3:65 News Beat 4:00 Discing With f1ooo 4:30 Interchange 5:00 Community Newo 6:05 Mason O:lunty News 5:10 World • National NOWI 5:15 SpoUigln on Sporto 1:25 Weather 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 7:40 NeWJ 7:45 Sign Off 7:15 Sign On, Muska! Clock 7:25 Newa In Briel 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 1:00 Ohio Valloy NeW! 1:05 World News 8:10 Sporto Today 1:15 Weather Picture 1:16 Pl. Pleasant Football 10, 30 Songll f... Ollldren 10:45 The Goldea Key 11:00 News 11: r: Saturday Sbow 12:00 Local, Oblo, Nat Newt 12:20 Bulltlln Board 12:25 NOWI 0 GrMDI 12:30 Saturday NaUnee 1:30 News Headlines Ul Saturday Matinee 1:&5 Neww 2:00 Saturday l\latlnH 1:30 Nen Headllnea 2:31 Saturday MatuQ 2:55 Newa 1:00 S.turday Matinee 1:30 Newa HeadUnes 3:31 Saturday llatlnH 3:&5 News t:OO Discing with O..o 4,30 Top Ten Revut 5:00 Newo Roundup 5:15 Interlude 5:30 Communtty Cho!n 6:00 Dinner Musicale 7: 00 Dance Party 7:40 Newa 7:45 OU the Air a, - .. . . . ... LITILE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY ABBIE AND SLATS WINNII WINKLE Br BRANNER 8UT HCW CAN I, H:LP 'YOU? WHAT D:J mu Wl1t-..rr --t.t:JN SA'( llELLO TO t::WlD'{. I'OOPSIE-~v Wt:Ja:-WfX:!t-r --0-1, COolE QJ, ~A8'(, ME. TO t:o? !.OOl< AT -rn 15 ='IC"liR:: OF MY HUS~NS'l ... TEL! ME I~ !Vu NAVE ANYONE HERE AT WINS/ON Wl\0 ltESEMIJ/.£5 HIM/ PL&As& M!)MS'(!. RUTLAND DISCOUNT STORE •·· PARKEISIURG r:. drama "r o. I I """"""" wwn 28.SiotM 21. Prediet. 30. Father , S2. Pale.Un. I plain I Ohio Pallet Co. ' t 19. Arrived 20. Re- T. Soldier in . ,! by Virgil , 18.Rogues .. LOGS I llllp :!.::; SAW I , ...dl "" .,,....,.., •-"... ,.. '"' AIR CONDIDONING ') 12. CoiUer ' : 13. Sun god 1<1. Japa.nette 1 1 MARK IV S _ a I i'1 . ~ '#. \, I ') -0 Sp• 1o.Bay 1 17. Epic pot! tty I . CIIH!t tralnf!d 3. Grow old 24. Slate 4 . Conjunction Ia. Greek D. Prevent Cupid e. Aalan Zl. Frottt. 28. Begin- fruita t. Friend: . .,...,...,., ••· ,'-'u .. I naUve ,...... Poma- Motor Co. 1. Climblnr evWCTetn ahnob I. Tropical · ·· · -· -' • :*'-..:- DOWN 1 S.BL Asia 1 1 " 50'5 I CAN SNUB HER . :.....--"'--"'l~ --·-· lEN CASEY CFliW-- �.. ... . . . ............ "" .. . .. ~ ' ' • to !:30 p. m. 8--Dally Sen'!nel, Pomeroy·~lddleport, 0., Oct. 9, 196~ Aut Dr. Jolln Cuber, lllltionally " . t Grifliths County Jb. Meeting i• on 25th P.wn sociologist from Ohio ease-ACommunityProblem. iMargareA nt Econolll' I • I The ~utumn Rural Health State University, will be the Lunch will be served at . the l tensJ~n ge •Phone WY 2-3895 Conference for 1965 wtn be speaker. The theme is "Sex church for $1.85. ReservatJ~ns 1 Ics, 0 ~~Y· H . Mrs Grover Cleveland, and ISke<l for cooperation and held at Waverly Methodist Education and Venereal Dis- 1may be made by contacting by O,to er 18· ~~~=~ghl::~!uo:r~i th~us;~ungest first lsdy at 2l:!assistance of the society with Church, on O_ctober 25 from 9 ·. • l p rog ..am Grven • ;l,!Jnusual u,·storrca n MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT "WAR OF THE ZOMBIES" r~~ umn Health o. ~~ 1"0/e~:es;;::~eg ~~':~.. I;:~; ~~.:S~b~:r~.rT~:; ;~ungw:; ~ :o~~;.::8es;~~::~·s·~~\~ Racine Chapter i~se:rt~h:t ~:~~ctob;~.~:~ :~:.:a~;~.~·~~~e7~~~h ::s~n~ ~u~~Y .~~~teAs tndo b.P· ~~~r:81 OES Elects 0 R . gh f ell who to the former a N Off :'g~m~~:~· R~~Iut\:;~ F~- ~"!::;d ~he Lon~:;\.' E7is:O~:;·~~ris~ :.~,. Gra~~ w~;~ ·~~:;ter F~;:~:'r:hew~~=t~~:Y~ ~our ~~= Chap~;e~~S. ~;~ Mr~;,!;s! ·I ~~cea~~t~~ Mr~. ::iire: ress~w~~ teMmpl~ Mo~aihynig:a~= Of1flce1 ~~ ~r;~ce;;~~ C:~~ 3~~~:: ~n ~~e fr~::o:n~~: t~;g~i~~~~ t1~1e roG~~mN~~~i~~~~ted ::~cia~:" c~nduct;ess, I · p' L Mrs I rhe 1 M. ~raldine ::::_.::_:::.::,:::..,:::_:=,....-, j I 1 Don't let I • your earntngs SAVE PART OF EVERY PAY CHE'Ck WITH US, FOR SOLID SATISFACIION IN THE FUTURE! OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS (6 TIL 8 PM) The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company "We Have Grown Because We Have Helped Others Grow'' Member Feder1l Reserve System Member Federll Deposit lnsuranc:e Corporation POMEROY, OHIO Mrs Lohse fO Attend PT As 60th Conventton Nationally recognized speak· ers will be on the program when lhe GOth annual Convention of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers is held in Toledo : Ocl . 11-12-13 which Mrs. Harold Lohse of Pomeroy will allend. 1 , Mrs. Lohse is a member of · the board of managers of Lhe I Ohio Congress. is a S~utheost Dist.rict director and wall serve · at the con\'enlion as vesper serVICe chairman. : The convf'ntion theme , "Our ' Concern- Chi ldren. Our Responsibility - Action," will be developed on Monday evening, Oct. tl , in the keynote address by Mrs. Jennelle Moorhend, NaI tional PTA president. S~e i!'> professor of health education In the Oregon State System of Higher Educat \on and coordinator of its Institute of International Af· fairs. Speaking at Tuesday evening's meeting will be Dr. Gene C. 1 Fusco, a specialist in school and 1 community relations in the Of: fice uf Education of the Depart· ~ menl of Health, Education and Welfare, Washington •. D.. C. ~is , subject is "Commumcat10n Pttfalls - Ways To Avo1' Them." The banquet speaker ·n Wed· nesday evening, will be Dr. 1 Raymond W. Mack, professor of sociology and chairman of j Northwestern University's SOC· I iology department. Other highlights of the three. Iday convention include the presi entation ~onday evening of past state presidents and present members of the Board of Man· agers. I \ ' ' e RCA Solid Copper Circuit Dependability RCA VICTOR New TfstJ RCA Solid Copper Clr· cutts replace old fashion ed "hand w1rlng" in over 200 PO.':iSible trouble spots for greatf'r dependability, better TV per[ormance, fewer service headaches Every copper circuit is an exact replica or the or iginal waster design, COLOR TV RCA Solid Copper Circuits • Glare-Proof RCA HI•LITE TuBE • Supor·powerful 25,1l00-volt chassis • RCA Automatic Color Purifier • Ultra-sensitive VHF/UHF tuners 0 One·Set VHF fine tunlnQ 0 Thethe report Sunday ~~n~i~ng~conuru~ ~·tte~e~loo~k~·.::ta~b.::Je_._gr~o.::wing:::.~ar~ea~.- - that Letart Fallssuggested area in ~~~A;scree Meigs county was a first ehoice ~~Mifiil!ll!l becouse it is in a vegetable WASHINGTON fUPII -Thel RAKE WORLD C/ H lEO. $7.95 . SALE PRLCI n di1ect~. rid1 lo~rmt. heme~. •h cpJ '"d !.ctcrin .of r.ll1 , WITH AMMONIA "D" ' ' I "' i ' "';; YARD LAIITERII @mstrong @mstrong $3.95 GAL ONE-STEP FLOOR WAX • ' •· .... 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AT OUR 110 USED CAR CENTER ~OMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY POMEROY WY 2·3192 1nd WY 2-3679 POMEROY ' .. i.; . ·. • '' ~ Rita llaJWGrtb, ...... ee11o 1llutnill!lll lllld GDbtrl llolatld - an lmlntslva Uneup. WALL PAINTS WCHS-TV Channel 8 1: 110 TV Classroom 1:110 Captain Kangaroo t:OO "Heckle and Jeckle" 9:36 Tennessee TUxOOo 10:110 Mighty Mouse 111:30 Linus the Linn Hearteo II : 110 Tom and Jerry · 11:30 Quick Draw McGraw 12:00 Sky King 12:30 The Adventures of Lassie I: 110 My Friend Fllcka 1:30 C1IS News 2:110 Championship Bowling 3:00 Agrlc. Research and You 3:30 Town and Country 3:45 Great Moments in MtJSic 4:00 NFL Conntdown to Klcko!J 5:00 Jim Wallel'll Jubtlee 5:.W Barn Dance 6:110 Slattery's People 7:110 /Jmothero Brothers 7:30 Jackie Gleaooo 8:30 Trlalo of O'Brien 1:30 The Loner 10:110 Guuarnoke 11:110 News Tonight 11:15 MUJloo Dollar Motfes NEW YORK (UPI) - T b o Hallmark Gallery at Flflb Ave. and 16th Street has on J!io. play thrwgh Nov. 12 props, costumes and -other memorabilia connected with the nearly 70 l<ilevlolon plays P""""'led by "The Hallmark HaU of Fame" program on NBC since 11151. The ehow'o 15th season otarlll Oct, 20 with "'Eagle In a Cage," 8D orig1na( video dramtl about Napol~ In erlle. ~~'"" SAil PIICI 13.44 t .(i' ' OAf.. ... olt •l• • r:!. ~· SALE NOW IN PROGRESs-ENDS NOVEMBER 6 UNDER THE BIG PAVILION The fourlb Gl tho Telsun speeiall 011 I1Dited Nations !bemea 11 "Pnpphl Are Allo Flowen," deallnl With the fllhl qlinal lbt lnteraaUnnal DartOI!co tra111c. FUmed alnld th1o fall, It to tldlodulod for prime evenm, lime Oil . . u yet UDd... lenatod ..~k cltrln& ber. II tbo cut lll't E. G. Mal" sbll, Trmr I!Dwu.l, AaP i,. ~- fiN151UNO Quality Latex Luco-Luxury S5.87 .... UT. WOOD ITIIIAODII ~ 1:110 Theatre 3 t :45 Great Momon to In Mualc 1:30 Peit Smith 2:110 Nationwide Bowlina !:00 Arkansu vs. Tens 6:110 TBA 6:30 FlaH and Scruggs 7:00 Porter WafO!Ier 1:110 I Dream ol Jeannie 1:!0 Get smart 1:110 Salordly Nigh! at Movi.. 11:00 La1o News 11:10 \Veothor Utl5 Sports Roundup 11:10 l"'1ms ol tbo 011'1 .. ' TABLE &CHAIR SET:~ S5.55 .. •·,. NEWt S2&.88 .... " ~~·· , unLITY LADDERS WSAZ-TV Channel3 Conttmporary t•nlern and 1)651: e11mbl~l· tlcn . Clur, fluted alan. Black llnlsh en rusl -rniltlnl mllel. 8rn'i ~IIQb on tcp . lo~ntlfn htilhl . B'IJ ", d ilmtler: 12". Blo~ck steel post ls 7' tlllll. ONE·STEP WOOD FLOOR CARE REG. .' Saturday's Television Program OIJHIOI"' and POST j • )" ~ ,; ,~ ' ~~ .;.. .', I' Pomeroy has been promin· 1300 bond on each charge. He ently mentioned f~r .the si!e of was returned to the county jail the proposed $18 mtlli~n prJson. ~Wi'illtl!~,~ 1 in lieu of bonds. It would house 2,000 mmates. I Charges against Swan were Also mention«! have been file<! four years ago by Frank Lucasville in Scioto County and I Queen. O'Dell,s Texaco Center, Jackson io Jackson County, for a ;20 check dated Aug. 19, Construction of the prison 1965; and by James Rickman would be part of the program to ft' of Tiny's market, the same day replace the Ohio Pententiary in for a for $24. Swan indiColumbus. Plans call for corr C'Cited h,.. would go Into comstruction of a '".uri..•• • .bill m$'"~i Fir'st Boat "''•'II Pass ThrI! Lo k ..,,C. § I check ?'?"..PI~~· of!~: ' I .. a: 110 WHTN-TV Channel13 Neighbors 8: I! Social !lecorlty 1: 30 Word ol Lift g, 00 Superman uo Froqie Pr01ento 10:110 Shenanipalll 10:30 The Beatles 11:110 "Casper Cartoon lhow 11:30 Pnrl:y Pig 12:110 B~~g~ Bunny 12: 30 Milton the MOU!Ier 1:110 Hopplty Hopper I :30 American Bandstand 2:30 Lel'o Dance 3: a; Teen nme RaUy 3:30 Adventure Time 5:110 ABC'• Wide w..id o1 SpCo &:30 FUntatooel 7:110 Tammy 7:30 Sblndig 1:110 The King Farnly 1:30 The Lawrence Well: Sboll 1' 30 The HoUywood Pataca 10:30 Wreatnng 11'110 Bob Young NeWB .. 11:15 Chiller '111eater SAT. OCI'. II HIGIILIGRI'II 8:30 GET SMART - "0 uc Man In Toyland" - Smart h• vesUgated 1 department store that serves u 1 KAOS front for •muggling secreto 0<1! of I h o coontry. 1:00 SATIJRDAY NIGIIT AT THE MOVIES - "Boys Nl&bt OU~" etanlng Kim Novak, and James Garner. Story of 1 J0W11 blonde otudent who datel f«tt men Ill order to ptber mater. ial for a thesis on IR ID tho ouburbo. 11:111 FILMS OF THE ItO's "step Down To Terror," 1tlr· ring RAMI TR)'Ior and Oiarlll Drab. Jolulny Wllltams relurnl to his oman town homo Iller a a ,.., ablenoo. !Ill clollDa mother, Mra. Wollen ml JGUO& lte(lhew m elatod, but hll wldfncl lllter-Jn.law, HoleD &ro whit ll'llulht blm bid! ml wonder~ wily bt .. lllddm- lflluonl._...,__ l'lmola Gl UIHT , _ - 10IID -- 15.7& "llf Jlritlaa. .... landladJ F.....U. lllrUID,~ <l'lllled the•rnle ., Mec . ~~roc~~o .. IJi lbt llnll41nJ 1111 11111111:111 _14•75 ............ CIH '·' , ·"· ' •• """ l'luJ Gallio Thou, Glllipolio, Oblo I ., 10 The top.quaHtp tucn A:iiq~lor Kit etnlalns eve1Jtbin1 lo rttinllh 1• IVIflll p/eet tf llrniture. Three liiiPit lltptIPJIJ onr ~d """"' litht . ottocto to """" flom. h 1 R s " Rt. 1 C ares . wan, ~. Langsville, paroled from tht Ohio PP~.titentiary and returned to Gallia county la 8t week bf the sheriff's department, pleaded not guilty to two charges of forgery Saturday iD C.allipolis Municipal Court. Judge Wi1liam H. Sowers he1d Swan to the grand jury under &u,plement To Tht D•IIJ Sentlnol, Pomeror-lo!lddleport. f!IJJo INCINIIAJOI 1 \ U. S. Treasury brauch of· " uct. In a cempaoioo decision, tile c.urt deaied the petition for rtview filed by Gosser's eo-defendaat and administrative assistant, Donald J. Piaclotti Gos!ler and Plncelottl were each senteaeed to tbree years ID jail on charges o1 consplrlag to defraud lbe Volted States. . U.lYANtlm jTh $3.11 ... • ~!!:.";"n '::'!&~~~·-., .. ' Southern Ohio should be ready within the next few months. .... a former vice president of the United Automoblle Worker• UnJon, cenvlcted iD Toledo of Improperly obtai .. lng confidential flies for tbe u~~ and mice !Ofe~r _ . _ ~et •s ule 10 use ••ound hou~tll co d ~ 1111" tvtln the Ulllleal chikll 65C .' .·, when ~''~'~'"'i~~~· ~_:rwry.;;"""N~"i International, which talked to IND!ANAPOUS, IND. (UP() Director Janis, recomrnenda· - Tbe lndlaoapolls Time!l, an tions for the site of the proposafternoon newspaper tradition ed maximL.n security prison in I RAKE S5.99 Southern High Band Tops 1 here fnr more tbaa 77 years, 'I'he Southern High School of Mr. Robert Garner, Jr. The Sot. '1ern band was judg- suspended publication with toband, under direction of Mr. The Red Devil band placed I ed on ·ts presentation of "The day's eclitlons. In Dan Witherspoon, received the 1first in the field maneuvers cat-1~tripper·· in winning the first The Scripps-Howard newspahighest trophy rating in Class egory and won the fourth place place trophy in street march- per had suffered wbal Editor abe A. competition at the 4th an- trophy ,or street m·arching, Di- ing_ In winning second place in Tom BoardmaD dtserlbed 88 nual Band-O·Rama held Satur- recto-r Garner's band presented the fielrl maneuvers, the South"a long period of increashag day in "'~ietta. a new method called stereo ern band offered "Malaguena" ' deficits." He said tbat evea The -,; - member Southern street marching with one step on its entrance, did "The Strip- with recent illueases In drTornado band was awarded the corners jn the afternoon cate- per'' center drill while major· colatlon aDd advertising," rev. first plaCf! honors In street gory. ettes performed on the sideWASHINGTON PRESt- marching and also took the It was announced by the · lines and exited playing ''To--1 enues had fallen iocreaslngly dent Johnson, the inevilable second place trophy for field Band-0-Rama committee that.' night," from the West Sidel sbort of more rapidJy ~xpand1 _ __ nd at his bedside maneuvers. ---- ~ __ the Pl~i?~.Y.'trt.Q.t.Jhe ~utla~ ..~ __ -·-----·---- I ...... a. _. LAWN 53.99 The New '66 ' important because it would help provide fresh vegetables for prison inmates economical· ly. BUY TRUCK - Cheshire Village officials Inspect a new truck they ha ve purchased from Keith Goble Ford in Middleport. The new truck will Mental Higience and Correcbe used for general purposes by Street CommiSsioner Nathaniel McCu mber, second from right. Others, I to r, are Merlyn Ross, Delmar Roth· tion Director Martin A. Janis · d h" h geb, and Robert Burchett, ail councilmen; Keith Goble Ford Salesman Melvin Little, W. S. Lucas, councilman; McCumber, and Village Clerk ., ut'!Die t IS ad any importance ' Helen Preston . ia final selection of the site. According to United Press 3 t DELUXI BROOM LangsVJ"IIe l.f PIeads !flaB Not Gui"Ity growing area. Such a location, Supreme Court today denied according tu the report, was a bea to Richard T. Go... ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY UTILITY lng at proposed site• Is lookb:rc for a 1,500-acre area with 1004 access roads. Officia1s de!lie4 published reporto the prlsoa would have to be Ia a Y81f- Authorities today d.Jscounted to maximum secW'ity use. publish«! reporli Sunday that 1 Department officials said both Meigs e<>unt~ was a first choice new facilities would have to be the race to get Ohio's proposed built before the old penitentinew maximum security prison. ary could be ciQSed. $1.99 IIG 20-CZ. CAN FIVE CENTS Prison Site Location Still to be Selected; Meigs is One of Three SHOP TONIGHT (SATURDAY) UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK I CHEVROlET NO. 148 . orous to deliver brigbter color pictures than any prevJOm; RCA Color Tube. This 111 brightness unsur passed in thf' Color TV Industry Imparting vi vid new realism to every color telecast. 5-BUSHEL CAPACITY SEE ' \ CeLOR com· GIANT HOLD-ALL AFTERNOON ' - .....-....,......---------------------·--- VOL XVII " SUNDAY ' .' See for yourself pare for color brightness and fidelity. Tbe nt>w RCA Hl·Lite Tube incor· porates; rare earth phosph - " at y ......,en tine SEE RCA VICTOR CO~OR TV Color, So Tru1 and N1tur· 11 You'll Comp•r• It To Ca&or Motion Pictures. •• ;:: Devoted To The lnterete. Of The Mei1•-MfJII1n ..4reo I RIGHT THIS WAY FOLKS! Welcome SELECT Y,OUR RCA VICTOR COLOR TELEVISION SET AT ELBERFELDS OCK SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CL ••. :·) WINDEX • e --· ---- -~ ---- --- - ' I' H~me 1 t h e l in tea met (Teehnicolorl Joha Drew Barnmore, susi Andt>rson, Ettore Manni, Ida was introduc· h7"' :;"ld a! the Galli. Warriors of the damn· Pomero ed b Mrs James Brewmgton, mg an 'd' Letha orrts, or e<! ' M ~ tph Stmester wife of . y ~ M 5 Mark Grues· Jones, past regen~, prest mg and Clifford Morris, Worthy Pa"TAGGART" a Methodist 'mimster · SJmester with F' the :nltverf tron. presiding. for 1Tf'rbmcolor l · · Ch t Oh" pre ' rangemen o Y new year were e ec ~ as · ronv Young. Dan Duryea. bvmg at es er, Jo, · the dolls. . tered , te~ table covered Dirk io'oran. Elsa C~rd1enas . sented her. collectmn of dolls Mrs Everett Hayes, Amen- wtth a lace cloth. Assorted low, r Lew Johnson: Blool'l Feud Dehind hlDl. . · · io authe.nttc costumes. worn by can MusiC chairman, mtrodu~ sandwh..1es, cookies and min1s \\.pM. :e~ YPhllson; A. M:., Apafhe Gold in front. ftrst ladles of the Whate House. ed a program of Amei"ican mus I ere served. Hostesses were W . ., Wilham SteSUN MON. ond TUESDAY The col'ectaon Includes 35 .dolls( l ac presented by a combmed ch~-~ ~rs Skinner Mrs Edward Fos- Cor~ Webbd, ~r!~· Mary Cleek ··omber ttl-11-12 haasnd:::e ·, Iter, Mrs Ma_xine "HOW TO STUFF A WILD BIKINI" he Smathsonian Institute m! of th~Ir supervisor, Mrs. Nolan !byG~~:tsp in~luded Mrs. John Phtlson: secretaory, GlDr~tddtal SJmndp. I <Tecbnicolorl Wasnng ·· ton, D. C. 1Swackhamt·r. sang lhree se- KlncaJd. Mrs. Marcus Cham- son · treasurer, G pa 1 e, a A.nnPtte Funit"ello, Dwayne They range from the demure llections including, "Go Down I b . Mrs M E Dowson Mrs. trustee , Ch lorus raamrnd th Hirkman, Brian Donlevy. Martha washmgton to Mrs. WJ'>hlnb, 1\oad '' "Rock-A·B v eNersh Has, .r.~ the Masse~ MaMrs Cora Webb rea e Buster Keaton. Beverly Ad· 03 ams. Har\'ey Lambeck. John John F .1\ennedy and Lady ' y Baby "' and a number S • ·• k M J E D report of the trustees, and Clilor. our , I ry and usan ar • rs. · · th d ·t report Ashll'Y. Jody McCrea. Mickey ird Johnson. She also present- from lhe musacal •·Mary Pop- ~ Hartinger Mrs. Hattae Smath, us Gmnm ga\'e e a Ul h. Rnonev. ed a lecture on the hfe, tames pms , M M French Mrs. James Mary Lew Johnson gave . t e Featurettt: :1 D1rk Hortll and dress of the ladies Amung meetmg was opened in C~~~eti Ja;nes Euler, budget reporl It ~a~ dectded Colarcartoans: the mterestmg facts recorded . ntualishc form , led by the re· M · Rl~hard Martin Mrs. Go- to have the Shnners dmner ~ct Don't Spill the Buns M•eoo• Expr111 mclude Mrs Rutherford B. lgent, Mrs George Skinner and m~~- Lewis, Mrs Ch~rles Karr, 121 , in the South~rn Local EleShort T•rm Sh•riH Hayes, th~ first college gradu· Miss Bess Sanborn, chaplam. M.. B Lloyd Mrs Walt- , mentary Aud1tormm. 1 ate to pr esi .le in the White Mtss Sanborn read the Prhe31h· le/ :-;Cro~~~.e Mrs R · Sher- Refreshm enthts werc . served al . .=--i:::iii'" - :i.· dent General's message- w IC man, Mrs. Young, the clo::;e o1 e mee 1mg. 1 annuunced lhi~ observance of IMrs Mark Crueser Mrs Wade the Dmmond Jubilee year of W . d n Mrs Veri~ Tuttle Eu· PLAN ANNIVERSARY the N s D.A R. beginning 10 m: ~;adfleld of Chicago.' Klld Rutland Church of Christ will October. M Collms of the Col. Charles 1 observe tts 136th anmversary Mr s. Patrick Lo~hary an· L:!·ir Chapter, DAR. of Pt : and homecoming Sunday, ~t. nounced the ~~ -~ohage To_~ Pleasant, w. Va. Mrs. Edward j !O, Sunday School a~d worshLp -Jones IAmy Jones~ uf Jackson, service will be hel~ m the. forea member, came fur the after- noon. A basket ~mner will be noon and Rhett Milhoan, tn· l served at noon m the chur~h fant ' son of Mrs. Dwight Mil-' social r_oom, and. a program Will • hoan \ follow 10 the alternoon. ~·,~-ii--~ ii -"'·"'iiie::O-.i~;.::~-;,-;;; : m. I . 11qo s I s I I I I I i I I h I~ liI~ J~ll:i ,~ I I I I I I I I I I -···-- - -·~ M T w 1 f s l 21 • ; 3 5 6 ' 8 9 10 l I l 2 l 3 ] ; 15 16 i 17 l .1 1 9 2 0 21 2 2 23 [ 2 ~ 2 5 2 6 2 7 28 29 Jo: .JI .I • I 19b5 . OOOB ER I · -· - ·. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1965 Hefner of Playboy Fame Mad Appar<ntly Hugh Hefner ol Playboy fame Is In a roge ov· .,. Tom Horke's lengthy attack 011 him in this month's Issue o1 Gentleman's Quarterly. Hefner nfusoc1 to join Burke In a debate on ABC-TV's ~~Young Set" prngrou>, and that nJeanl Burke ,.11 canceled. But the battle hu just begun. Burke's blast in the nut edition ol GO goes farther 111 hil criticism ol the Playboy publisher and hil en· terprtses, 11111 thoso who've seen the pro •s predict Hugh wUI be ocreatlllnllor hil lawyers when he the oecond edilioa ' .. . Jlorbfl l!lnlland, :-yw • old tolar of "'Fwmy Girl," admlta lite dooon'l know how to zeacl 1a applause. She 11)'1, "When I finllb o - · I feel like l'vt done my job. That I oOOUid pi olf the llql. But ...., they 111plallll, It olwayo t1e11 lbe. I ... pee1a11y love Saturday matlnen wtlh Ioili ol kids. ,.,. rully 10 wild" .. . .\mloMirplel'o ~~~- for benellt ol• ..,.... dol IJbeel .,. rea1IJ • ICieec!b. ~ admllling that lbt .. ''1rlid" ml·Wlllllt • tii8D to "tame" her, sbt iiib about · - .. tholtab tJbo ha4 ... - -·IItiiiMttllllll Jllrl ago, when ,. e chaps were drag~ ging their adore<! ones by the hair. It's bard to figure out what she's trying to prove, ex· cept that she wants to get her name into prtnt . . A happy LaDa Turner reports that eye lltl'gery on bee husir.Jnd, Bob Eaton, was .. complete sucCE<ss. The impaired vision was caused by an old Illjury, when a piece of metal flew mto Bob's eye,. Here Is a really wild one. The rumor in Latin America is Lhat Red China "cool«!" the India • Pakistan war as a deal - some faceto being the recognition of China as an atomic power, and eventual admittance at the United Nations . . . The Giants football team ill stiU doing ca· paelty buslr.ess, but the fans aren't llettiug on them the way they UBed 1o . . The forthcom· ing Irvin Berlin movie, "Say It W"ltb Music,'" marks the ninth time wrltero Betty Comden and Ado.lph Green have teamed with producer Arthur Freed for a fino track record .. · Have """ other ..,...;..ly long tiUe. The Carol Channing video special, due tn February, ill called "An ltvening With Carol Channing or Bow to Walch TV Without Being Plugged ID." . . MarjorIe Steele, who Dyed ln a luxurlllua Sutton Place duplex when lbe wu lhe wife of Huntington Hartford, ill bock 1D New York living unpretentiously 1n an ufl" town West Side bote! wltb her Britlab octor husband, Dudle)' Sulton, for whom she 1ave up tbo llarlf<ri millions. • Jllll .,_., n , \ ... -· 'IIIIIIMI "The Dangerous Cbristmu ol Red Riding Hood, •• a Nove~ ber event, has been sold to nine nations . . . When Rod Steiger's sixth wedding anniversary to Claire Bloo- . arrived he was in Madrid hard at work malting a nwvie and Claire was in Lort> don rehearsing a play. Philo-sophizit.J Steiger : ''Perhaps thil is why rur marriage has been 1 success. Out of the six years, ue have spent only thl'ee togeth- er." . . · Charles Amavour, due here for a three-week stay on Broadway this month, is doing it the French way. His best girl bas flown in from Paris to add to his happiness and fend oct th1 New York ladies . When Kathryn Crosby does her stage """' sion of "Peter Pan," sh~ plans h include Bing's only little girl - Mary Frances, aged o - lD the cast. SATIJRDAY'S LATE MOVII!S Channel 13 - Black Sund.y, 1960, Barbara Steele and Tht Crawling Hand, 1983, hter Breck. Channel 3 - The Talotered Dress, 1957, Jeff CbaJicl. ler. <lwmel 8 - Mate lluW to !Jve, 1953, llomlhy llo<kdre. WEDNESDAY'S lATE MOVJB Channel 8 - '!be Forblddeo Street, llHIJ, Dana Andrewl. THVRSDAY'S lATE MOVIK Channel 8 - SJI&blll Scarlet, 11156, Jolm , _ , FIUDAY'S LATE Ovq:l Chmmel a - Shal1flbat 11154, Roth llllman. a..m.t 13 - Tellalon at Tlble Roct, 11156. Rlcllard Epa, and Tbt PriiCIDit In tho JfQI Mast, Ill\ St..., UMbNI ........ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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