https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9dc9fb7bb51378556b15b21f2bfee146.pdf 7f660aecdcc2e36750698dcadc428cd6 PDF Text Text .. .. ... .... ' ·~ . ... .. ' ' ., ' ' . $-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct 9, 196~ to uo p. m. · - --- - · U umn • Dr. John Cuber, rmtlonal~ . " Mar ar.<>l Griffiths. County Bl· Meetiugtson25tb known sociologist from Agent, Home Economu The Rural Health State University, will _be , the Lunch Pomeroy, Phone WY i-38115 Conference for 1965 will be speaker. The theme IS S ~ xI church ot . .b ntacting by Q...:tot.er 18. Grover Cleveland, and 1sked for cooperation and held at Waverly Methodist Education and Venereal Dts- may ~ made Y 00 . -·· first lady at ll; Iassistance of the soclety with Church, on October~~ from 9 - - -f ho was lthe tour Mrs. Skmner announc' of edh a drummadgeFsalde Yto • ·'unusua Ill.IS t orzc. al Prolu~I...nm Gzven · . M I' MEIGS THEATRE An unusu~1 historical , pr~l ~ouse~un ~~i gram featurmg a CGUectton I e Y g 1 ° i:; ~/~\::";;;::~g ~:~. L;~ ~:~o:S~~=r~rT~n; ~anting At Health 1· 1 ~il~ ~ ~erv~:se~vatio••l lcs, 8 TONIGHT "WAR OF THE ZOMBIES" (Technicolorl . John Drew Barrvmore.. Sus• day afternoon . at the Grace White .louse. . troduc- hour was held with Mrs. A. R. at the temple Monday night with Anderson, Ettore Manm, Ida pJscopal Pansh House m Mrs ~tmes~~e:a:r~~ington, ' Kmght and Mrs. E~rson Letha Morris, Worthy Matron Galli. Warriors of the damnnmeroy. . . of. ed by Mrs. J . Grues- Jones, past regents, prestdmg and Clifford Morris, Worthy Paed' "TAGGART" Mrs. Ralph S1mester, wtfe Ivice regent. Mrs Mark th lt' the stlver servtces. An ar- tron presiding Qffi~rs for the a retired Metho<hsl mtmster, er assisted Mrs. Slmester WI 1rangement of yellow mums cen' ear wer~ elected as folron•• V~~~~~ll~~~~r'ouryea. living at Chester, Ohio, pre- , the dolb tltered , te~ table covered~~w Y Dlrli lo'oran. Elsa C~rd~nas. sented her. collection of dolls Mrs. Evl:!rett Hayes, Amer ~ ~ with a lace cloth. Assm:ted ow. M. Mar Lew Johnson: Bloort Feud behind h1m. ··· in authe.nttc costumes worn by can Music cha1rman. _mtroduc l sandwh..~es. cookies and mmts WW p Ben YPhllson : A M , 1rst ladtes of the Wh1le House. ed a program of Amertcan mus- 1were served. Hostesses were Apache Gold In front. · Webb · A p William Ste- -- -- . . - -- -- - The collect ton includes 35 dollsi Iic presented by a co~bmed ch~ Mrs Skmner, Mrs. Edward Fos· l Co~· , ciuctress' Mary Cleek SUN .. C:~~~1~T~r2SOAY ressed io handmade copies o rus from Pomeroy Hlgh _Sch~o. ter Mrs. Guy Neigler assisted wa ·. ~on nduct~ess Maxine "HOW ro STUFF A the gowns as they appear ~n The gruup. under the dtrechon Ib 'the program committee. assocta e co t Gr~tta SimPWILD IIKINI" he Sm•thsoman Institute m of their supervisor, Mrs. Nolan I YGuests included Mrs. John Phi~son . secre a!i'.l D'ddl and (Technlcolor) Wasiington, D C. ISwackhamer, sang three se- Kincaid Mrs Marcus Cham-~ son, treasurer, pi.! . t e, Ann,.tte Funicello, Dwayne The~ range tram the demure i1ections, includmg, ''Go Down bers Mrs. M. E Dowson, Mrs. trustee, Chlor~s b~ratm~d th ~:~~~~a~eat~:.'~~ev~;le~~: Martha Washm~ton to d ~8rds.l W•shlll>., Road," .. Rock-A-B ~ e;l Noah Hasl.:tP,S, the Misses Ma- Mr~ ~o:: t~s\ees ~~d Chlor~ I ams Harvey Lambeck, John John F. l\.ennedy an 'd 't y Your Baby," and a num e lry and Susan Park, Mrs. J .E. D. repor 0 e A.shle,, Joily MI.'Crea. Mickey BtnJ Johnson She also present- ] from the musical ''Mary Pop- ~ H linger Mrs Hattie Smith, us Grtmm gave the a ut repor 1. Rooney. ed a lecture on the hfe, ttmes pms." M~~. M. 1. Fre~ch, Mrs. James Mary Lew Johnson gave. the p.,1 turettt: S Dark Horsn and dress of the lad1rs Among I The meet mg was opened mICnswe\1, Mrs. James Euler, budget report .. Jt ~a~ dectded Cnlon:artaon•: the interestmg facts record.:d ', fltuallstlc form, ted by the re- Mrs Richard Martm, Mrs. Go- to have the Shrmerli dmner Oct Don't Spill th• a ..nl Include Mrs Huthcrlord B. gent . Mrs. George Skinner a~d mer. LeWIS, Mrs. Charles Karr, 121 , m the South~rn Local Ele-:h~~o; ~~"'Jh:~IH Hayes, the rust college gradu- M 1 ~s Bess Sanborn, chapla1~ M Bruce Lloyd Mrs. Walt~ mentary Aud1tonum. ale to pLeS!de in the Whtle MISS S'dn00rn read the Prest-] rsc k Mrs M R Sher- I Refreshments were served at i·· .ii·-~~-iii-iiiiii-;;,--'·=-:;:~·~::.:;~:.::;:_ _;______.. -_II . de~t General's message which l1 er roMo s, Geraldi~ Young 1 the close of the meeting. i' b of man, rs. • ___ announced the O scrvance Mrs Mark Grueser, Mrs. Wade the D1amond Jubilee year of Iw· d Mrs Verle Tuttle EuPLAN ANNIVERSARY the N S D.A.R. begmmng tn ';;adfteld o( Chicago,' and I Rutland Church of Ch:ist will October. M Collins of the Col. Charles I observe its 136th anmversary I Mrs. Patrick Lochary an- L;;·ir Chupter, D.A.R. of pt. · and homecoming Sunday, Oct. nounced the ~~u_ youa~e Tour Pleasant, w. va. Mrs. Edward , 10, ~undar School a~d worship Jones f Amy Jones 1 of Jackson. I serv1ce w1ll be he!~ m the. forefO a member, came for the after· noon . A basket dmner Will be noon and Rhett Milhoan, In- served at noon m the chur:h al You'll Compare It Ta Color Motion Picture•. e RCA Solid Copper Circuit Dependability RCA Solid Copper Circuits replace old fashion ed "hand wiring" in over 200 poss ible !rouble spols for greater dependability , better TV perfnrmance. fpwer service headaches. Every copper circuit is an exact replica of the or· iginal master design. m: , Nationally recogniud speak- J .l f . ' ' SAVE PART OF EVERY PAY SOLID SATISFACHON . NO. 148 FIVE CENTS Prison Site Location Still to he Selected; Meigs is One of Three COLOR TV oRCA Solid Copper Circuits o Glare-Proof RCA Hi•LiTE TUBE o Super-powertui25,00!1--volt chassis o RCA Automatic Color Purifier o Ultra-oensltive VHFJUHF tunel1 o One-Set VHF flne tuning EL8 ERf El 0 S IN POMEROY follow in the afternoon. · To The lnterllltl 01 The Mei1•·ll1aun Areo RCA VICTOR New Tfstd ••· BUY TRUCK- Cheshire Village officials inspect a new truck they have purchased from Keith Goble Ford in Middleport. The new truck will be used for general purposes by Street Commossioner Nathaniel McCumber, second from right. Others, I to r, are Merlyn Ross, Delmar Roth· geb, and Robert Burchett, all councilmen; Keith Goble Ford Salesman Melvin Liltle, W. S. Lucas, councilman; McCumber, and Village Clerk Helen Preston. -~ o . ·~.· ,1.· 1~ :"'\~"7,,.;-,..,'""' 1 GIANT HOLD-ALL ' r I D[LUXI LAWN UTiliTY IAL[ PIIICf: lu abe RAKE BROOM RAKE 5 -BUSHEL CAPACITY WORLD 1:,- AEII. fUI S1.99 S3.99 lnn[u fl\11\ l v rurJJial.f'.r .I ----- -------- ----- ---- --------- ---• VOL XVII ~ i:t·~s~on~of~M~rs~-~D~w~ig~h~t~M~il~·~OO<~ia~l~ro;o~m~,~aoo~=a~pfrolg~ram~w~l~ll;;=:~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~====~::::~~~~~~ :, hoan i ers will be on the program when ' the 60th annual Convention of the Ohio Congress of Parent s and Teachers is held in Toledo Oct. 11 -12-13 which Mrs. Harold Lohse of Pomeroy will atI tend. \'lrs. LohSt' is a member of · the board or managers of the Ohio Congress, is a Southeast ' District director and will serve at the convention as vesper service chairma n. 1 The convention theme • ''Our CH£C~ WITH US, FOR Concern-Children, Our ResponIN THE FUTURE! sibility - Action," wiU be developed on Monday evening, Oct. 11, in the keynote .address by ! 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OUR RCA VICJQR COLOR SELECT Y TELEVISI ON SET AT ELBERfELDS K SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOC I I Ohmease - A_CommumlyPro~Je~he! lens~n ~utumn ~~ h~~~ Racine Chapter ,resented at the Octo,cr .... mee "Ithe famou• J ap anese ' ' Cherry ·i ·1 T15 urs withay articles an rito be' brought · QESf/ ects in!{ of the Return Jonathan trees around Ule tidal bas~~ to' the former A and P building • Meigs rhapier, Daughters ~f and Mrs. F. D. Kooseveit, th lin Middleport Wednesday . ewOiflcers the American Revolution, Fn· remai"':d the longest m 'I Foilo•ving the meeting a tea N·Rzcine Chapter 0 E S. met 1 m. C!H RIG. i •. : Wednesday's Television Program Tuesday's Television Program WSAZ-TV Channel3 !: 45 Com Cob Report 7:00 Today Show 7,2S Today Out Your Way 8:25 Today Out Your Way 9: 00 Cartoousville 9:30 Bachelor Father 10:00 Fractured Phrases 10:0S News 10:30 Concentration 11:00 Morning Star 11 :30 Paradise Bay 12:00 Jeopardy 12:30 Lei'• Play Posloflico 1:00 Midday News 1:30 Singiu' Jamboree 2:00 Moment ol Truth 2: 30 The Docloro 3,00 Anolher World 3:30 You Don't Say 4:00 Mr. Cartoon Presenta 4:30 Woody Woodpecker I:00 Cheyenne 6:00 News Picture ! : 20 Jim Thacker Sports !:2S Weather 1,30 Hontiey-Brlokley Report 7,oo John Forsythe 7:30 My Mother, The Car 8:00 Please Don't Eat Oal~eo 8: 30 Dr. Kildare 1:00 Tuesday Night at Movleo 11 :00 Late News Picture 11:15 Weather 11:20 Sports Roundup 11 :30 Tonl&ht Show TUES., ocr. U mGHLIGHTS 7:30 MY MOTHER, THE CAK - starring Jerry Van Dyke in tbe title role, a small - town .Lawyer whos:e absent mother .. comes back" to help him with ber advice. Series also stars Maggie Pierce as Dave's wife, Barbara. 1:00 PLEASE DON'T EAT TilE DAISIES - "We're Big1" Than They Are." The Nasb twin&, Tracy and Trevor decide lley have a good thing going WCHS-TV ChannelS 7:05 7 30 9:00 10:00 10:30 11 :00 Mike Wallaee News Buddy Starcher Show Captain Kangaroo J Love Lucy The McCoy• Andy of Mayherry l LOO Dick Van Dylte Show 12:00 Love of Life 12 :25 Midday News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12 45 Guiding Light 1:00 Woman's Page L:W As The World 1'urnJ 2·00 Password 2:30 House Party 3 DO To Tell The Truth 3:25 CBS News 3 30 Edge Of t'light 4:00 The Secret Storm 4: JO Sgt. Preston 5 00 Early Show 6 30 CBS Evening News 7: 00 News Report i :15 Your WeaU1erman 7:20 Sports 7:30 Rawhide 8 30 Red Skelton 9:3 0 Petticoat Juncton 10 .00 The Great Love Affair II :QO News Tonight 11:15 Weather Teller 1L 20 Late Show when even their pi.irents cannot lei! them apart. 8:30 DR. KILDARE - siar. ring Richard Chamberl::~in m the title role and Raymond Mas-sey as Dr. Gillespie. Lee Kurly is featured as nurse Zoe Law. ton. "Now: The Mummy." Sudden dismissal of Dr. Kildare 's training assistant sparks picketing of Blair hospilal, instigated by one of Kildare's medical students. 9:00 TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES - " Funny Faee,'' slarring Audrey Hepburn and LISTEN r:.~':m!~i~n c,:~~1, 9:30 AM 1360 °~t;~~ WMOV--.., w. vo. WSAZ-TV Channel 3 WHTN-TV Channel13 HO Daily Word 10:1111 Fractured Pbra,.. 10:2$ Newa 10:!0 Concentration 11:00 Morafng Star 11:!0 Parllllle Bay 7:25 Daily Word 7:30 The Bible An!wm 8:00 Fun School II: 1~ King and Odie 9:311 Morning Movie II :00 The Young Set 12:00 Donna Reed Show 12:311 Father Knowo llell l :00 Ben Casey 2:00 The NUT!Iel 2,30 A Time For Uo 2:5& Newo 3:00 General Hospital 3:311 The Young Marrledo 4:1111 Never Too YCIIIIIC 1200 Jeopardy Let's 'Y Postolfice 1:30 Sln&ID' Jamboree 1:00 Mommt of Trutb 1:30 Tho Doclon J:OO ADotber World J:!O You .Doa't S.y 4:00 lllr. Clrtoon Presents i :tll C1oeyenne l:tlll News Plelure 1:20 Jim Tbacker Sports 430 Where the Action 11 1:25 Weatb« uo Huotley-BriDtley Report 7:00 Dr. Klldaro 7:!0 'llll VlrJinlan 1:00 Bob Bopo Chrysler Tb. 10:00 I Spy 11:00 Lata Nen 11:1.5 Weather 11:20 Sports Roomdup 11:30 l'onllbl Show 5:00 Soupy Saleo 5:30 Leave It To Beaver 6:00 Weather 6:05 6: 1.5 6:30 7: 00 Pacemaker New• Peter Jennings Ne1n falea of Wells Farp Have Gun Will Travel 7:30 Combat 8:30 McHale's Navy 11:00 F Troop 9:30 Peyron Place 10,00 The Fugitive II : Oil Pacemaker N..,. IUS Weather 11:20 SportJ 11:30 ABC Nl&hlllle lfEO., ocr. 1J BIGHLIGiml 7:00 DR. KILDARE- "A Py• rotedmle Dflplay." The protell doiiiOIIIIrallon at Blair and the uulorewaraocl collapoe of one or the trllineel' paUenta, foreolwlon a obowdown In I b o <Iaiii b<tweea ponoaal prob11!1111 and the demands of medJ. dDe Clll tllret students wbo now muot doclda whether medical eareera ll'e for them. 7:311 TilE VIRGINIAN - star· rinl Leo J. Cobb u Judge Honry Garth, and Jameo Drury WOUB-TV Channel20 5:30 pm. KlndergarteD 6:00 Friendly Giant 7:00 7:30 8:45 9. CO 1iba1 with Klml creative Person Vienna SymphonJ Folk Trails " · · Calendar !US - ... '' ., 10 :00 New• Proflle--Kyle RlD Dan Thomas &Son "lonlal Yoa SIDeo t- HEADQUARTERS Fred A•taire. A muolcal wilb a Paris backiiJ'ound. A noted glamor photographer (Aataire) tranaformo a bootloh oaleoglrl f Mlso Hepburn! Into I top falb. io.n modeL FOR BACK·TO. SCHOOL SHOES J2A l•c•NI A-. -P-Porlo hllioiOito. 01110 WCHS-TV Channel 8 7:00 Daily Word 7,05 Mike WaDace News UO Buddy Starcher Show 9:00 Captaio Kangaroo 10:00 I Love Lucy 10:30 The McCoys 11:111 Andy of Mayberry 11 :30 Dick Van Dyke Show 12:1111 Love Of We 12:2S Midday Newo 12 :30 Search For Tomorrow 12:15 Guidillg Ligbt 1:00 Woman's Page 1:30 As The World Turnl 2:00 Password 2:30 House Party 3:00 To Tell The Truth 3:2S CBS Newo 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 The Secret Storm 4.3" Sgt. ' "" s,oo Early Show 6:30 CBS Evening News 7:00 Newa Report 7:15 Your Weatherman UO Sports UO Lost In Spact 8 30 Beverly Hlllb!Uieo 9:00 Green Acres 9:30 Dick Vau Dyke Show 10,00 Danny Kaye II: 00 The NeWll Tonlgbt II : 15 Weather Teller 11:211 Late Show Jn the lille role. •'The Awaken· ing." Roberta Shore, returnfnll as a ruest star iD her Betsy role, falls in love with a mysterlot.ul stranger. 9:00 BOB HOPE PRESENTS THE CHRSYLER TIIEATER"Kicks," starring Mickey Rnon. ey, and inlroducin g Melodie Johnson. Drama of an unconventional rich girl who llvess her !Ue doing every thing lor kicks. 10:00 I SPY- otarring Robert Culp and BUI Cosby In the litle roles. 11 Dragon'a Teeth." Kelly and Soot! are aaafgned to break up a Chinese Malia typo operalloo of rackets in poppy duaL WHTN-TV 13 1:~ Channel Dally word 7,30 Na-.y Film of tho Week 8:00 f"UD School 9:15 Klllland OdJo 9,30 Morafng Moft ll:llll 'llll YCIIIIIC Set 12:00 Do!ma Reed Show 12:30 Father Know> Best ,oo 1 Ben Cuey 2:00 The Nurses 2:30 A nmo For Uo 2:5& News 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 Tbe YOUD& Marrieds 4:00 Never Too YOUDC 4:30 Where Tbe Action Ia 5:00 Soupy Sales 5:30 Leave It To Beaver 1:00 Look al Weather 8:0S Pacemaller NeWI 6:1.5 Peter Jennings Newa 6:30 Tala or WellJ Flrgo 7:00 Have G!m Win Travel uo oa1o and 11arr1e1 8,00 Patty Duke 8bow 8,30 Gidget l:llll Tbe Big Vllley lf:OO AlllGIIII!rA, Secret Ala 11:00 Paremolrer NOWI 11:15 Look at Weatber 11:20 Sports 11:30 ABC Nf&ltlllll ' ) 'I " ".' . I '" .,,, •• • . . " I. '' ... .. ' ..... . 'J::: WOUB-TV Channel20 1:!0 T llllderprUa 1:00 rt1eadl1"Glut 8: 15 Morlla tht llqlclan uo Willi's New 7:00 The l'rtDclo Cllel 7:10 Appelott!luo Sa7fD1 8:00 Travel Talk 1:!0 Aepmol Report: Btrlb . Olatrol 8:!0 Town Talk 10:00 NIWI rrom.-Kyle BID Cbarfla Dauer of "'Jbo Oulol ing Llcbt" llarted llor ...,.. llonalcaretrlll~ er'oiDOdelat qtlln blr bollll IOwa, Nnllk, N, J. .,, ••• .. .. ' :.j ...... Cars Collide In Rutland �' ) .. , .. ···- . ···~ · . -- ~· . .. .. .. •····· .. --·--•• • - ••• •·>•• W • .~ L • ' • 1 ' Mrs. Janes of River news 2-Dally Hospital News Hartford Dies O.ag: ~:~ ~eet ~:~oile;;, Po~:::~;·~ason 20.1 0 s d · t t 21 09 Hinton ll Ull ay " Voice of Broadwav ••• reporting Gam ____ .__ u. Ses~lne!, P':f"eroy-Middleporl, 0 ., o ct 11 , 1965 umh · Scholars, Col usJtes, LockedIll • Batt]ebyMap Persons entering Hol1.er Hos1 pital over the W"'kend includ1.. ed: Earl P. Acree, 549 Second 71 • pia:.::a~alls · _j , CharAve. : Patricia A Langhorne, NEW YORK (UP!)- A 525-year-old map which pnrly DOROTHY KILGALLEN ~·~· 1867 London 3 1Marmet HARTFORD -Services are 658 Third AVe.: Theodore ·portedly proves that the Vtkmgs dtscovered Ame11ca ~0 ~infield dams ~·ere on the announced for Mrs. Verna Bell ris, Gallipolis; Mrs. Sam Ham· Itouched off a battle royal on the eve of Col~mbus Day 'WHAT 111.81 II NEW Iter per ring-oding. But don't. lost very long. Re bad Oown , sllls. 1 ,,anes. 70, who was pronounced llton. 633 Second Ave.: today between scholars and Columbus parttsans. , Mary Pickford:s illness has. ge: too exc1ted Lf you're just her over from New York, but 1boat Movements: .. . .. .. ·.· I dead upon arnval at Veterans Chester W. H11l, 256 Second-av. I Yale Umvers1ty scholars that they Will9 her friends worned Ken ao on....nary permanent t'ity .[ aTJother beau put in a transat· Olllo River _ Charles K. Memorial Hospital Sunday eve- Dorothy L. Ruff ,Thurman, place on display TueSC;tay a yell_owmg vellum Hyman, producer of the pnwer- P"'elle•· it will apply only to !antic call and proposed mar- down 12 12 ,40 a.m.. Alton zepn-1 nlng after being taken there by Johnnie T. Summers, Thurman; been declared authentic after etght years of sctentthc lui and oontrov~~sial "The Hill," hotel residents making calls riage, 0,.·• she hopped tho nen yr up 14, 6 p.m.: Cttris Jr. up I the Foglesong ambulance. Mre. Ralph Shoem~ker, Rt. investig~tion. map, drawn 52 years before Columptans " film, The E1erut\OD- from .ne;r rooms, with the plane bacll to the U.S.A., lea•- 14 , &:5f p.m.; Lorena up 11, She was bom Oct. 19, 11191, Galllpnlto: Mrs. Vtola bus' "dtscovery: of Amenca, states that Lelf F.ncso.n ers" nen. It 1 aboot • 1oung , charges put on tho bill. Tho sy- 1ing Guy ..rprlsed, confused, , 9:25 p.m.: walter Beckjord down tho daughter of the late Joseph V10ton ; VlnSiln A. Stapleton, his con,tpamon B)arn diSCovered Vmeland wh1ch_;s man who comes from a. long ]stem has aJr(>"'ddy been mstall- and und'lubtedly regretful . . Of 117 10:4Q p.m.: OVEC up 17, and Mary Etlen Rousb ol We.a- 2 Crown Ctty; Mrs. Robert G. clearly depleted tn the po-line of Japanese "'ecutioners ed in some midwest hostelries all the •cis managed by the 'i 12 ':10 a.m.: Western down 17, s vor. ,Spears, Rt. 1, Pt. sition ofthe Canadian coast. from Greenland wlte"' his lathand. unable ~o endure ht~ mher· 1 Jhis is certainly Arlene big Willidm Morris off1~, the a.m.; Peggy Downty down 17, . !Mrs. Roocle L. Pt. Scholars say they intend no er, Enc the Red, presided over itt'd profess1on of cuttmg off Francis' year on Broadway. singing duo of Earl Wraghtson 6:30 a.ID.; Philip Sporn down She Is survtved by her hus- Pleasant; Lyman R. offense tl) Columbus, but the a Dourtshing colony. beads, pol"'lll the condemned She's not only performing splen· ami Loir Hunt are !he most 10~ 18, 4:60 a.m.: Dorothy Estes band, Heber; . six daughten, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. head of the Italian Historical ~-.- first ami winds up 6ecuted lor didly ln "Mrs. Dally," but she's idly booked. They'll be ~laymg down ••, 7 a.m.: Harvey Jor- Freda Vtrgmta Turley, Mary lin D. Richardson, New Haven: Society, Jobn La Corte, blasted REpORTED CRmCAL murder (T~al Ken! Always a mention~ three times tn anoth· : 11 acf! the nation and 1n Can- don up 20 5 a.m. Vienna down Ellen TurnbuUand Eunu:e Blan- Wendell W. Parker, Pt. Yale for releaaing the map and one for fun movies.) . Jerry 1er stage production, ' 'Minor ad'a, from Cin~innati to Toron· 21, 1:10 ~.m.; National up 21, c:h.e Hickle, all of Hartford; E~e- ant; BeMy R. Deweese, Pt. said the univer~lty'a report had LETART, W. VA. Rex Lewis's son Gary and lns Play· IM1rac1e·• Irving Stone, aulb· to. and indudmg Oshkosh . 5:10 8__,1. : Jerry Bosworth down lyn Mae Stone, Syracuse, OhJo; Pleasant; Mrs. Hughie tht flavor of absolute preju- Roach former! of Letart 11 boys now '"'el $3.000 for 1 ooe lor of "The Agony and Ute Ec- Shelley Winters was the most tl , $:50 a.m.; Onward dowo 21, Ruth Arne Lewis of RD, Letart, Hendmnn; MMI. Elwood dice." ' , ' -nigbter , and command ti.OOO atasy," is now al work on an- .-opular female in the room 1:45 a.m.: Raverutwood up W.Va .• alld Esther Marie Roacn ers, Harry '+This thing shoold nevu reported ID critical at to 110.000 for more extmled1other book, !he story ·of Abigail when sh• showed up 11 the Cha- Greenup 6 p.m.; Alice down of Mason; two sons, Heber Joo- bury, Rt. 1 Mrs. lulve been released just before Cook County Chtcago, <"ommitmenta. Well, nobody can .and Tohn Adams. !When Hol!v- teau Madrid. She was besieged Greenup 12:30 a.m.; Sam eph Janes, and George Barr vid Riggs, Rt. 1, Columbus Day. the day as result of say Gary didn't make it on wood buys it. will they call it teachers, all of wh?m had a Houston up Greenup 2:10 'B .m.; Janes, of HarUord: Paul Leslle Mrs. Marion P. Cowdrey, Rt. tbe man who colonized the ed_ 10 an automobile accident his ow"' Ear_! ~uby. brot_her 1 "Abby an, Jack" ?) b)' han 'some Latm dance Buckeye State down JBRfl, Crooksville, Ohio; Dolr Long Bottom; Miss World," said La Corte. ~1day. Roach, son of the late of Jack Ruby, Js m a terf!ble . teachers,_ all of whom had a Greenup .d.:% a.m.; Pamela D. aid Richard Janes of Cliftun, Hamm, Pomeroy: Ernest "'We very mucb regret th~ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roach, was ,,.,, "! ,depre5Sion the!e days. Guy Madison's romance wit~ few exollc •ttps to demonstrate down >:30 a.m.: J. s. Lewis ami Elmer Leroy, of Ma11011: 36 Jayjohn, Rt. 3 Wellston; Yale UnJverslty relea,. _even employed by the Venion All He hasn 1 been he same smce ~ pretty blonde In SpaiD dldn II to her. down Greenup 8 a.m.: T\bolt gramlchlldren, 13 great grand- John D. Gillogly, Rl. 4, State Press Co. of Clllcago. He 11 is true and R ~n't." .Jaclt, kl\1,. ~ Harvey Oswald. ·- • down Meldahl 2:40 p.m; Jamel children ami one sister, Mn. Cassius KetT, Athens; Mrs. Display in the Yale Library ba•. I brother, Robert Roach, Earls wtfe, MlriOne, II fed down Meldahl 6:01i p.m.: Lynn. Belva Riggs, of Langsville, Ohio. gil L. Craig, Wellston; New Hal.... w.. a map of re&lding In Mason, w. Va. op : ml ~tar · to sue for neglect B. down Meldahl 8:35 p.ln.; H. Funeral services will be held M. Hutchins, Rt. I Oak HID: world drawn aroami 1440 of he •.• elf and thetr three chtlE. Bowlet down Meldahl 12:40 in the Oturch of Christ in ChrtJ- Ben Grayman, Ironton: Dr. whlcb showa many Europea!l8 tiren m a Detrml court m llie a.m.; Frankhn P1erce down tian Union in Hartford at 2 p.m. ton J. Allison. Jackson; kntw America existed at lei!& ~ery near future _ Sa~;no Meldah' 4:10 am: Bob Benter Wedneaday with tha Rev. John Willie P. Wxeeler, Ashland, foor decades before the doughty SKONDAIY YO S"•dts, usually Rt. Ita!'Jan nav1ag tor !;t:l. --• ou1 OD I~ "'- .UWr Jl, ..,.. PlOPIIDIIEYIUITATION . . " . . . hilled OS. the f '-'~ f th 10 thea tern Pike $4 706 48 IS 381 01 up Meldahl 7 a.m : MtS8 Susan 0 . Bryan offielat;n• ._. Burial will Mro. WarrenS . &ldn.,- or lll&dder lJ"<O 1mgmg ·op, ts m moummg or .-xven o e sou s up Meldahl 7:10a.m. be in Grabam cemetery Ironton· Mrs Roy E Ia ,. !he L rllatioaaarree~twtc••m•nrwornen .. . ·r h d' d dOh' t' h ed kedi ..,.,47911[ •A076185 Ia • I • • . . mous voyage"' wes lll.~lndDI&J-II:t:poulenM&DdnnYOu• mar ~· . · "· .-. · · · GaUipol.. Dam - Lttt e Ed- The bod .11 11 . dr.r Redonda Beach Calif "V" land,, 0 "W. land" r.-.m toc.trtliiUI!.t. burn1n1 or ltchlnl( hts youn~ Wl e. w o Je su . 10 coun IIPIJ s ow denly :1 few days ago .. J 0 e gains in sales tax collecions for 0!11 - $25,690.98, f29,095.to, ward down 4:20p.m.; Hary Wl e lD _state one I Birtbl ' . me ' ~ me . ' n".n·:~bovro~'·= ~::'~:o;~~ Namelh. the expensive Jet~ slar, the twD-weeks period which end-- $180'393.67 ' $222.989.45. ner up ' .·35 p·rn ·'. Elisha Woods aeMJice hour at the church prior to the as. the name which Viking, W.-J~bee~~tu~a a~~d fe•J o~~,;riTU tl~ Arrangements are 1n Mr J h · T IA!if Ericsson gave the to the land .... ec~. ln •uch ..Jrrlt.Uo•. ftid the diM!othequl! scene at t\r· ed Oct. 2 according to a report Scioto $2 3 695 32 $29 065 up 10·45 p rn. Solvay down 5·· s. o nme . be di ed h 11111ur.117 brtoresu,, rel..tnr:oomtorL br thur the other night, quarter· from John D. Herbert, Trees- 90 $227 a:J210 $287).s4 36 , .• 20 a.~. . ., . I charge of Fog~e!ltlng Funersl Thurman, daughter, 2:52 a.m. seov~ In t year 1,000 g~~~n~r~';·!~~~L=i~t:!~~:i.-J~~ barking from tab~e to t~ble .m urer Of Stt~te. Vmtu~ ~ $2,nt.46• ·• 1:3l4.00, 1.8Diwbl River_ Esso west Ibo~, where fnends may call Saturday; ~s. ~avid R. Riggs, after a darmg voyage westward rru. H dtua&: .,_ " " - tu" dark_ glasses. scnmmagmg tor Hocking and Gallis counties $13,645.76, $17,096.31. Virginia down London 5:20 anytime. Rt. 1 HarnsonvJlle, son, 3: ~ d1ncmg pa..i.ners . ·.· On~ of_ t~e more than doubled collections . . m.; Allen R. Merrill down Mara.m.. Saturday; Mrs. Frankhn b~achfro~t hotels_ In Mmmi IS in the period over the same per· Figures from the 10 eounhes met 8:45 p.m.; Lucy Jane Women's Early Bird Leacue D. Richardson, New Haven, son, still look.mf for Its pl_usb sea· lOd in 1964. ~tllem remains t~e sho~ing Lhe colle_ction of motor cas down Marmet 11 :30 Ol't. 6, 1965 p.m. Saturday; Mrs. Ron, Sl<if' rel'" aur~nt. It dJsap()P.ar· only county m the area that IS vehicle, housetraller and use Robert West down W L CJe L. Yoder, Pt. Pleasant, dau1 ed ~t the he1ght o! the recent abead in fis<·al year figures. taxes for the two weeks periods 40 a.m.; Elgercliff up Four 8 4 ghter, 10:44 a.m .. Sunday; Mrs. humcane and hasn t turned up The figures showing the col- and fiscal years follows : Ath- 6:20 a.m.; Helen Z. down Happy Four 7 5 Samuel B. Hamilton, 533 yer.. No word yet as to whether lections for the two-weeks per· ens _ $9,624.94, $1,668.04, $80-, field 10 :10 p.m.: Beaver Pinettes 5 7 ood Ave .. daughtr, 1:42 they 'll send out a search party Iiod ending Od . 2, 1965 , and Oct. 022.7t, $67,299.12. Gallia _ $5,- field 3 a.m.: Duncan Four 4 s1Sunday ; Mrs. Robert G. Si>e:ars. ... Broa~way_ is expenencmg 3, 19&1, and for the fiscal 127.53, $5.060.08, $41,095.51, 41,· up Win.ield 5:30 "B.m.; A. Game - C. Van Meter.~ Rt. 1 Pt. Pleasant, Will S. Gl.. n By William Dlln, Athonl, who h11 B new epl(h~mJc. No fewe~ than years starting Jhly l, 1965 348.90. Hocking - 4,871.80, $3,· Patten Jown Winfield 6:45 144; High Series - F. Manley! 10:22 p.m. Sunday. moro than 15 yra. experience. He will demonstrate lhree of thl' topb starbosof mdco~· aml Julv t. 1964. follow : 825.37, 136,635.12 131 ,782.46 Jack: High Team Game - HapDioebargtd 1 Jn'! pays Jave een unet'got..,..,..a I A •· . '12 619 .ou, •• 'tO 1 ' $13-· 00 weekl Y fgure fore the Cotham critics ...::at :- • • • ,- 500 . Four ·. "9· ~ ' High Team Mrs. Mary F. Wolford, Mrs. the moot remarkable new hoarlng aida by Radioeor. 1 chance to spear them. 212 83. 1167,45610, 1142.399.19. 080.115,$50,177.35, $50,52751. Lawtea - Ptnettes, 1353 Edgar A. Vaughan, Roy E Remember tho plaea and tho date. Gollia - 119,252.94, 18,171 .60, renee - 112,!21.35, 18.621.68, er, Noble E. Russell, Mrs. •- f M . c· II 1'h $74.478.20. 17ll.l33311 $97,647.02, $00,504.49. Metgs CITY I.EAGUE fomo Junsoo Mrs Earnest 1~em t or ana a a!l : e . 2 "'' 3532' Oct I 1115 ' . . t . "D Hockmg - $11 ,1124.82, 16.8«.- 16.634.5 ' 4,461.17, .... . " T Brown Mrs Freda· LauderGree k tl 1pp1Dg magna e m r. 65 . '2 167 ·89 36 653 •• p·k "55173 13 Points . ' • . Goldfoot ami the Bikiru Mach- · 165-435·6 • ,~,. · • ·~- 1 e - ,.. , · · ,30 milt, Robert S. Hemby, Mrs. lne" was originally called Plato Jacksoa- $28.225.85, $19.840.- 197.81, 131,7:t!1.8l, $26,917.15 Ross Middleport Dept Store 24 Vernon B. Wood, Mrs. Worthy Monasais, '•ut the legal depart- 70, $lUI ,182.84, ltl\ .659 42 113.640.011, 10 •.937 !3, 103,Pomeroy Cement Block A. Evans, J. Homer Falis, Taymealal American International Lawre~~ee- lll,l\8.46, .19,046.- 232.21, 191,714.70. Sctoto - 142,D. D Bar :: tor 0 . Roush, Mrs. Ina Rife, Pictures felt that might be cut· 33, $121. 771.49. 11!3.471 .31. 002.!2, $16,937.83, $159,137.21, Rawlings Honda! Mrs. Clarence E. Ches- t inglt ~bit close 10 they chick- Me\go - $7,612.97, $6,790.115, 1132,391.20. Vinton - $2,352.'12, POMEROY LANES H and R F~estone II ter B Ford Jam~lra~~~~~;:: ' 56 117 '" " W d seta M' d Syracuse ~ · Park 14 · ' tnt>lou• ami ehan•od the name $46,0711.20, 163.435.13. $1,827. , 16,519.98, ,..,.....,. e ne y tx. League . . . Jr ·• William R· · ·~ Oc~ & t96i IJiih G'llme - Htchard Dav11 to.IIOIIIelbingv_less likely to re' 216; Higb Serleo - William Debot-ah K._Lemley, Trudy Call For Homo Appointment - No Charge mind the audlenceo of anyThe Foursome ~2 IRadford . 5'19; High Team Game Stone, Wtlltam Hall, Jr .. bodJ ID real ltfe . The net The Spoi lers II I ' and Series - H and R Fire- e_la A. Hubbard, DONALD R. prof1ta ~rom the United States I stone 924 2566 Sle, EarJ Angel, Mrs. Lawrence 7 8 compan'eo of "Hello, Dolly!" Folll' Roses ' ' Countryman, Howard P. 7 8] Womem's Thursday League _vlor, Mrs. Clarence Smith, av...age over ISO.OOO I week ~: ~· LV 3-lSSO Now th•t •ioger Jobnny John- S d t E 1 I STUDENT COUNCIL, Prest- ~·1~~~ '"' ~ ~' Sept It 1J1$ on Sue Jividen, Gaynelle 24S I. ltote st. Athont. 0. r:~ too ha - ended his marriae:P . tu e11t ~roups 8 a:o~ f'_m . . . _oppe~s L cbinson, Mrs. Lowell Hug:hes, -~~~~~ with hlo wife, Jackie, be's be- btgh school have elected olH- . dent, Greg Batley; V1e< Presr Htgh <.a,. - Tracy Han- Simon's Market ~ Z Mrs. Larry D. Crotty ami daughter, ing consoled by _ of all pea- ce.l's for the term. Ident , Charles Kn_lght; Secretary, nl_ng 209 :_ Ann Hanmng, ~li9; Fabric Sho·1 Mrs. Gilbert W . 8 1 le _ Kr;~thryn Grayson anoth- I'hey are: Treasur~r. Lmda Spencer. H1gh Ser1es - Tracy Hannmg, N J • .. .. . -~ 1 "nf 1 da"""l P · ' soP HO !1.1 ORES . Pres1'dent. J o- I LATIN CLUB , Pre81·dent , B'U1 561·, A nn Hanmng · 459· HI b ew York Clothing 6 3 er an - · er, , g T er of h; ~ ex·wl•es. It's not • ro0 n lllce : she just lefla sympa- ey Bai!{'y ; Vice PresideDt. Pat-~ Buckley ; Vice President. T_wila Team ~arne - The _Foursome, r:m ,~ R~ a 5 4 thet.ic ODe of tbe nation's 1ti Bahr : Sec.retary, Ann Holter; Karr; Secretary, Joey Bailey; 672; H1gh Team Se11es - The La n~a · k est urant 21 ~ most famoll& recordlng compan· : Treasurer, Vicky Green; Ser-: Consuls, Oeryl WeU and Virgin- Spoilers 1903. Hn1 mahGr _, Se 1 . M'k M t· Ia C I Tr N 1 ame a,~ res - Joies is currently having it 51geant at Arms, 1 e ar 10 . o emaDi easurer. ews A H 1 181 410 • Htgb. books examined by Unele Sam's l JUNIORS, President, Ronnie Reporter and Sergeant at Arms INDUSTRIAL LEAGUB Tnn ~ ey, •T • N 5 urrrnts. :0 judRe from the gloo- Orr; Vice President, Mary Man- wiU be elected from new memOct. 7, 1111 eamH. bamTe - Se~arn Fo •• "" i . . be f h . ·t· tl t P I tl 711, IS: earn rJea - a..,. rtty faces at the compan}', it km ; secretary. David Heaton; rs a ter t e JOlla on mee · ~"" on ric Sho 2193 snf'lls bdd news for the disk ITreasurer, Robert Murphy; ing, , K and Jewelers 21 p, firm . Henry Fonda resents News Repnrter. Sina Summer-! 1Bletner Block 24 Mtlp- Gt - -ai-Jioo-pl 1 anv. one who even suaoest!l he's · field : Sera-eaot at Arms, BiD I , and Grey 20 aer tal I • Sw h r d Loh AdmiJslolll Salltrday- None. 20 not delighted with his dqhler 'l'ut\lt. I D IS e a? se Dillehargeo SBtaruy- Vicio Jane 's marriage to producer [ SENIORS Pr 'dent .. _ . av" 1\arner Ins. 16 · I'· h' • est ' ,_, Ed's Auto Trim 12 Reynolds, Pt. Pleaaant. Roger Vad1m. He te ~ c JllU I Boothe · Vi<'< President Esther n· h . Ad 1 lou ll1utda Rev he coul~n't be happier ... Ee- Speoc.; ; Secretary J.;.. Ann ll 3. 22318 . Game. - Doug Miller, T Am ~land, Bes .. etDili< Polish atrector Roman D .. Tr a' berta T ' ' High Senes - Larry Wolfe , , ne, ste Polanski was !IO determined that avll, easurer, 0 r:us593, High Team Game aDd Ser- Hartung, Pomeroy; Gerald Pul· hi~ shocker film, "' Repuslion. ·· aell: Sergeanl at Arms, BIll . Val P. Durst, age T7. a na- ies - 1{ and C Jewelers, ~. lins, Pomeroy. be reiAlned •• he did 11 to tho Allen. ttve o1 Pomeroy, aod son of 2636. DloellarJes Stutday - JaiDel 1><1 indi of eelluloid. ihat he NATIONAL HONOR SOCIE- the late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Salem, Pt. Pleasant; Ray Clark, battled with !ltudlo official!, cen- TY. Presl~ent, Charla Knlgbt; Durst, Peacock-a¥. died t nis Cheshire; Dora Oliver, Pome8013, tmyi:Mxty ~ in fi'rencll Vice Pres1dent. Gary WoU; morning at Hamot hospltal in ft' roy; Jolm Mitchel1, Rutland. Enlllsb. Polish and German.' r.et·relary, Roberta Trumll: Erie, Pa. Sur,:vlvors include his Eitber he was e..s:tremelJ per- Treasurer. Cheryl !Ientz; News wife. Gertrude; four sons, all Scattered showen toJ1l&bi. suasin or he wore them aU Reporter , Jackie Bahr. , of Eri~. Roland, Harold, Ches- Little temperature chaage loout: beeause the flick , whic~ VARSITY . LETTERMEN S ler and Charles (one son, Ralph olgltt, low In the 481, Tllelday won tho •ilver Bear Award ot CLUB, Prestdenl,_ Charles preeeded blm in death), 14 partly cloDdy, cooler, ll<llller· the recenl Berlin Film Fl'!!!tival, Kmght ; VICe Prendent, Daryl grandchildren, two great grand- ed shO'fllen. is being shown intaet. '!ell: ~'!Cretary • Treasurer, childrelt, Utree listen, Miso Aft. ----Greg Betl~y ;_ News Reporter, us Dunt, Mn. J. E. Rowe, and 11111EE ARRESTED Mlrli Steftllll, dlllinr 11 FOD- Charles Etchinger. . Mre. Harry P. Smith, all of , Arresta by tho Melgl Coontalll Di , revl with Van John- GLEE CLUB, Prestdent, Pa~ Pomeroy. ty Sheriff's department over the - uid lhe'• oertoomly eonaid- ty Batley, Secretary, Pat Dorst; Mr. Durst had been lo the weekend were Tbomu Stooe, eriJI& a perm:aoent move bacll Treasurer, Roberta Trussell; pipe organ businesa at Erie for 21, Pomeroy aDd Burton Thomto thoU S. Iller •everal years NeWI Reporttr, Sondra Trus- a number ol yean He was 1 u De Weese, 42, Rt. I, Duter, tn. LondoL . II lta!t nothinl to do aetl. n.ember ol !he Simpson Metbt>- bolb on intoxication cbarges, wtth Vau, juoltltat ber ....,..I FU'nJRE HOMEMAKERS OF di•t dlurcb 1 ~year mem- ami Jesa Arnold II Pomeroy Loo visit paid off iD AMERICA: President, Patty ~er of Po,.;..oy Lodge 161, F. .. a charge ol r~oloi;ng arrest: Oil Dllltn'butor ill gonuioely ilmr· 111m off1n .kNto Crawford Batley ; Vtce President, Mari- and A.M. and of tho Sllrlne of _ =-.:..=:::...::..:.=:.::::::...::.:.::. u.~ in your home beating comi~ suffe-in'! bursitis, but conful. tya ~urtis; Slcretar:', Joan Ann Erie. He~~~ active in civic af- Memorial hospital 1« ~ fort. He will make prompt delinry 1UDf to fundlon os lmlly •• 1Davts: Treuuror, Carolyr. Hoft- fairs: The ltmeral will be Thuro- <tt injurle! sustained In 1 motor· enn during tbe eoldest weatb... tho aJimarowt bee lhe 11 . . . llWI, Hislllrtan, SUe Mosten day m Erie with burial there. cycle accidertl durillg ocramble And with Ashland Oil's eon• Wildt for .. tnoreaoe ln local Eagle: New• ~ter, DelorfS races al the Melli County Mt>venient Budget Payment Plan, te_...o collo 1o • quor- Muey: Sollg Leader, Pat llinl; HURT IN RACI!S torcycle club. He wu transport • ~ IIIIIWII, ....... you can level out your wiot... Awanl ol Men\ Cltamnan, Rogtl' Gabriel, AtheDI, wao ed to the hospiiAI by Syracuse llilo... tlhlllltime heating oosto by makias JouBANHDunlPr . 'd . ~~ea~tod~lluDda~~yiiiiiia~t~V~elet'~BIII~emel'l~~euc:;y~~~==i equal paymco~ oTct a Dine· , es1 ent, Mardyn mootb period. DIVOliD TO III'THIST OP lorr; Vice Pnoidont, Julia Be warm and ilecUn this wiator •111 M - ARIA lleCoy: llecntorJ, C.-.1 Ni<bwitb depeDdable, elean.burnins •: Tre..... EdDII MeCDy. Aabland Fuel Oil Call no today • CniiiiiiiF lUlU II llld set prompt, frieadly eenice. . &ih 1 I annou~ced t~at ~~ 1?'• ~ h~ SeVen of 10 SEO Counties Show Gruns • Ill • c0IIect•lOllS - 1 , • • • ~he c~ndl~on hosplt~lt~ lnJ~rleS s~ffPr- BACKACHE & TENSION • • c. v. 1 e '·I ANNOUNCEMENT 11:23 FREE HEARING TEST 1 Ser·l h h •t f WI e ' tBEST 1- La Salle Hotel, Middleport WmNESDAY, 00. 13, 2-5 P.M. Eastern Student Groups . Name Off'Jeers for 1965-66 . 1 Va}Durst Dtes J Efie, p ·-BlDIO~I ........ ' DILES RADIOEAR Bl~e n.J -:- "'EATHER Flair by FRIGIDAIRE with bally 1111e feallles! Dodgers Bunt, Run, Pitch Twins into 7-2 Loss They ev~ added som• power to go wtth thetr oormal strength - home nms by w.. Parker ami Lou Johnson whtch matched Twin homers by Harmon Killebrew ami Tony Olifa. They also took advantage of an 0-1 pile .,., !he .U.. mark into tho lefllleld bJead>ers oarrowq ;!be gap 1e •1 ~ lite botioi.t llf !Itt the Dodgen regained a two-l'tlll lead on Plrker'l fin11>11cb & mer lltat cleared lbe 370-loot label In r!gbt. , It! the llrit, Oliva eaugbt w.. !he resnlt of 1 sustoined ,U AFL Slalllllnp bold of a 1-2 pilcllllld IDfletl ch 7tl yard march in eight plays. 't't lf By Uolted Preso bdontallonal Into tho rlghtlleld llands, better "He tbrowa left - baaded and Buget led the defendera with Easten DlvlaloD than 380-feet from tho plale, IS tackles and two batted down W. I. T. Pet. ami II was Dodgers J, TwlDI1 mssea them rght-bandecl!" passes, followed by Kelley, with Buffalo 4 I 0 ,100 Grant fat:ed two men Ill tba 1 13 and an intercepted pass. RidHouston 2 2 0 .500 botiom of tho sinh. He walked der cblpped in with 10 tackles New York o 4 o .f\00 Jtm Gilliam ami gave up a 11n COLUMBUS IUPI) - The in 1111!3 ami just 32 last year.,get a drive generated. and bounded Grabowski aU day. Boston o 5 o .f\00 gle to Davis. Oliva fieldnd tbe Oh1o SI:Jte Ruckeves, With a r~- Ht wound up his career a~alnst Don pjcked apart the Illinl Tackle Doug Van Horn, who Western Division hall in right and threw to third 1sounding v1ctory over Ilhnms the Buckeyes with only 87 yards secondary with four Ofl"ollf'~ In went both ways as usual , and MASON - The first lesson w. L. T. Pet. trying to nip Gilllam. He wu behmd them. today began pr~- in t_hree games. 1 flanker Bo Re1n for 92 yards m co-captam Greg Lashutka. drew ~n the Bend area Jaycees Shoot. San Diego 4 o 1 1.000 too lale and Davis took secoad paral1ons for possibly their HI~ Buckeye counterpart, Tom l the second quart.P.r and b1~ pl ayl luud praises fl'om Hayt~ dS rng Educat~on Program was Kansas City 3 1 1 .750 on the play. AI Worthlngtn re1sternest test _of t he 1965 football Bamngton, found the spark calling kept tlte opponents de-) lhey time and again optoned held, Sat. , Ocl. 9th at the MaS·· Oaklcmd 3 2 o .600 placed Grant and witb tbe Twin season - M1ch1gan State. somewhere that had bees miss-! fenses off-balance the rest of1 · f Ihuge holes in the left side uf 1 onA Youth ood tCenter. l r " bo lJenv<~r 2 3 0 .400 infit>ld drawn in Ron Fairly hi By Unlted Press International T h,e Spartans redur.ed _Mic · mg or three y~ars ano ~ounded the ~a~e. . . the IIJini forward wall . Van l g_ urn ou 0 "" VS j Sunday·s Results knoekeU a gr0und ~ingle to ce. It usPd to be you could s1t gans defendmg _ champwnship ,out 179 yards1n 32 carries and 1 OhnoJS took the openm~ kiCk· Horn also took part in 10 tack-. and li:ITIS between the ages of San Diego 34 Bufla lo :l ~ l~r. ~l'rnng f;i!liom and Davis. 14 down and pick a :-..1Id-American maclune to an mept group of three touchdvwns. off and marched up the held 6211es, as did Gary Miller. I seven and attended I Kansas City 31 Denver 23 1F'.ai rl y took second on the ( onft!r"'nce champion from 1 fumbl~rs last weekend with a _Will Sander, who alternates yards in 15 . plays . to ~~~erJr~. Onl senous in ur for the Instructor . Gary Gibbs dem- ~ (Only games scheduled 1 throw-m from the outfield and amon Bowling Green Oh10 24·7 wm MSU leads the Big 10 Y'lth JUSt about anyone lJ'I the From that pomt until the start 8 k y h \/ onstraled different types of· Saturday's Game 1scored during an ensuina- melee 8 y and Mwm1 and stand i w1th a 2·0 rerord and are the OSU backfield, ground Ollt 42 of the second perlod, Jt loo!led l uc s wffaseda bs ou er separad-1Rhotguns. rifles and BB guns Oakland at New y rk Umversit ·~ John. , . . y junior guar a d th · T I o nt-ar fi r~t base when Lou 11on su er a pretty good chance of bemg conference s only unbeaten and I yards m s1x cames and the like a long afternoon for the Bill Eachus H v tart n elr amm~mion.. . (Only game scheduled) . son beat out a bunt to Worlhnaht ur1lled team at 4-0· 1 other Buckeye score Bucks · 1 owe er, erl thSome other 8 un day ,s ('.amr-s '""' · Ted Andrick should be srecovt ta hmterestmg b f 1tems ington. Worthington was given 1 But the days of the domma- Des pite th e solid 28-14 win l After a dismal start, OSU However, Barrington, Unver· d b th MSU nd · ! a were ug t m t e .1rst es- 1Houston at Denver a throw ing error on the play 8 tion of tre conference by those over the Jllmi, coarh Woody came to life at the beginning ferth, and company_ went mt_(l ' :~e ect~ ~ t~ke E~~~;~. lac: I son were the safe handlmg ~ro- Buffalo at Kansas Ci ty ; wh~n ltw Twins again were late 1· three P''wers are ovr.r. Hayes pornted out several of the second quarter under the act1on and OSU burled the fll1- wifh R .r . p ' cedures for all types of fJre-1San o 1ego at Boston f b A look at the latest Mid-Am . things he dtd not enjoy Satur· direction of senior quarterback Di under a three-touchdown baray contmumg at arms and the Ten Rules of Good m I"Overmg irst 0 standmgs shows Ohio U. last at:dav . Tom Unverferth rage that put the game out or: the other guard post. IGunmansh!p. I ( nly games scheduled\ i. J~~~~~_so~ ~d~ed the s~venlb 0 18 o-2 and M1am1 not far ahead at l ,".. had th b II m than Unverferth virtually lost his reach The Illim suffered a stunning Project chairman Lew Gil1anhlhtnah 1 gher run f the . I I Th B b t ' 11Jey e a ore . . ' land expresses his th k f Fli h r t elg w en Je omered o f reH m eag~e pay. e o ca s we did _ 73 plays to 70 ... startmg a~signment to sopho- The tyiu~ sc_ore . came after a1blow when ~ard-running half-~ · an s ~r 8 ts ~ son~ steps serve lief Jli! cher Bi11 Pleis. The and R~dskms are 0·4 and 1·3,! Woody said. He also polnted to more. Arn1e Fontes after the +9 yard drive m fiVe plays. rhe 1back Sam Pnce, of Toledo, was ~he 1_nt7[est_ shown . and hopt.sl as streets m cli ffs ide towns .s· [)-ldJ:::t'r left-fielder looped an 0respectively. ?n the season. . Ithe fact his Bucks famed for Washmgton game, but took ad- second came from 61 yards out! losl for the rest of the ·tor Sim i 1ar .mteTrhest 10 the fu· long the Amalfi coast of Haly. 2 pitch into the left!. ld gra dFven Bowlmg Green · ure essons. e course __ ----le 330-fn t 1 ~ . . wh1rh , U1eir lack of fumbles through vantage 0f F00 tes· 108 b'l't II Y •• "" ·m seven Pays an d the th.lr d Wit· h a torn 11.gament. · f 31 stand J·usl clearing th has been 'he dommatmg fa ctor sJsts o 1 essons. The C . . . · · e 00 . h MAL nger than mostl1lhe years, were separated from meeting will be held at onme Glll~nd, Dems .Johnson,, mark and barey fair inside tbe 1 ~~n~ :are to r:member, is hav- the pigskin an astonishing five on Youth Center next .. Har_Tis, Tracy Uarm, :fou l line. ing tiS troubles It won its con-[limes The Buck• lost the ball I Ocl 16, at 10 a.m. All Vlrgmta Gtbbs, Henry Vnn \iet-1 . Drysdale gave up a total of ference opener Saturday. but ~t . t~1c~ a~d one prov1ded the llhin the Bend Area between B~cky Hen~nckso~. ~rucr 1 f1ve h1ts - thE'_ two homers had lO ~ight for a 21-17 victory I m wit h ItS last TO. ! ages 7-14 are urged to . I Mike Fmmcum. and scattered smgles by Sandy oter Westem Michigan. He said the Illinl were also these shooting education Kevm Brown, Kent Brown. Rob- Valdespino, Zoilo Versalles and What has happend is thilt the third straight team lo score Children attending the Lambert, J 1m~y Wolf. Deb· prnch·h1tter Joe No.ssek. He Kent State Marshall and Toledo on the Buckeyes the first time By FRED MCMANE Orr teamed to hand the Lions ! All - America from Kansas, Jesson were From Mason Stewart, Mane Lambert, struck out 11 , eight of them on the t nditi~mal doormats, have . they had their hands on the VPI Spvts Writer their first ltfiS of the season raced 80 yards for one ny Riley, G~eg Gibbs, ' . S~msel1 • Chuck Samsel, called third strikes: risen up and served notice they I ball. I The Green Bay Packers have The Colts' quarterback clicked Idown and passed 26 yards Giibs, Tammy Gibbs, Joe Cun- Mike Lewts, \\esley Rous~. I .Val?es_rmo got his hit ln the an• 1 red of being stepped on. ; On the credit side nf the tedg-1prospered once more at ~e ex- for thre~ TD passe~ In the first roo_kie D_ic_k Gordon for I dlff, Jeff Gilland, Robin From Hartford , ~enny Hickle, ~1rst mn1ng but. was caught try1 Kent hu miliated Miami, 24·13, er, however was the most dev- pense of the New York Giants, half wh1ie connectmg on 10 of while Uvmgston scored on son. Barry Harris, Charles John· Bobby_ Board. Ferns B~ard. and mg to stretch 1t when Johnson Sulurday to tiJke undisputed astating fullback perrormance only this time they're getting a 13 attempts. Two of the toocb- three-yard run a:td turned son, Tommy Roush, Debra Rldgeway, from 1\ew Hav- pegged the ball quickly to sepo~session of first place. And !by an OSU fullback since the greater klck from it. down tosses were snared by some fine broken field runs. land, Kathy Roush, GaryS;;~t~:l r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;i;co;n;d;b;a; se;m;•;n;;Di;.;ck;;;Tr~ac~ew;s~kl. Tolt'dO houn eOO back from 11.s hev-davs or Bob White and 8 The Packers, who took conse- Orr and the veteran reeeiver Quarterback Fran diff. Chris Keam s David loss to Marshall a week ago ro~k-rlbbed defense th'at held c_utive National Football League grabbed seven more passes on passed for two touchdowns Richard Ohlinger: Robert with a re~oundmg 21-7 victory . the f!lini 's top rusher loa scant titles from tbe Giants in 1961 the afternooo for a total of 167 Bill Brown plunged for cher, Tim Crites, Mike Crites[ over once· mighty Ohio. i 44-yards. tand 1961, acquired kicker Den yards. more to lead the Vikings Martin Yeager, Cecilia Smith A new power . in the Ohio "The defense was very good," Chandler from New York dur~ George Tarasovic, a t48 - the Giants. The Giants ' Did you spend a little too much ? Perhaps Confe~en_ce, M~skmgum, showt.-d praised Hayes. "We did 8 good lng the off-season and so far pound defeosivt end, ran 621only 17-_7 at halftime, but 35 Dallas 24 we can help. About 14 cents a day covers why _It 1S sittmg atop . the OCI job taking away the two biggest the f~er Florida star bas yards for a touchdown with a eoton h1t Paul Flatley and Games the cost on a $300 loan. Spread your paystandmgs at 3-!1. when tt chalk- things Illinois had _ that full- been tndlspeD8able to his new recovered fumble to spark the dy Smith for third Baltimore a: Washington ments over a year or 1onger. Phone for ed . up a 7-0 wm over Mount I back (Jim Grabowski) . . . team. Eagles' victory over the scores aDd Tommy Mason Lbicago at Minnesota a quick O.K. Then stop and pick up your Unton. and II long bomb." Another example of bis value Cowboys. With Eagles leading ded another TD on 1 · Dallas at Cleveland money .. , up to $2000. In _th:·ee conference games, Grabowski entered the game ~rurred SUnday when he 21-17 early ill the IOill'tb period, run to sew it up lor the Green Bay at Detroit CITY LOAN A Savi.np Co...Near • y01U' pboae. Musk ~n.gum has _yet to allow the needing only 125 yards to bet- k.i.ckt!d two field goals, booted Tarasovic scooped up 1 fumble ings. Philadelphia at New York oppos1t1on a pomt. , ter the Illini career rushing 90-~ard punt and turned iu a by rookie quarterback Craig Frank Ryan's 14-yard _toucll- St. Louis at Pittsburgh record of 207I set by the im- darlll8 run from punt fonnation Morloo and raeed to the goal down pa98 to Gary Collins in~ 1 ~Sa~n~Fr~a~oe~i:sco:,;a~t~Los~~~~~ OSCAR R.I .. CHAMP mortal Red Grange. 1to lead !he unbeaten Packers to unmolested to put the game 001 the final minute gave Cleveland!, VIENNA (UPI)-Dscar R. L However he met !he 1 ed I 2'1-10 victory over the San of reach Dallas bad stayed ito DllTOW victory over of Frr> ! finished ahead of: " big three·~ of the OSU def~~~e, FrancJsco 49ens. alive to that point ~y tsburgb. The TD came_ with Sweden's Cap Nibs Sunday to Tom Bugel , Ike Kelley and Bill In other Sunday action, Balli- through !he efforto ol rookie seeond1 left after . win the $3.000 Austrian Count' Ridder, with disastrous results more ~pped etroit 31-7, Phi· Bob Hayes, who snared touch· had gone ~ead 1~17 a fe~ ffil Kalmao Hunyady Memorial for the third straight year. ladelplua beat Dallas. 35-21, St. down passes ol 41 ami 112 yart1. nutes earlier on Dtck Hoak 1 horse race at Prater Stadium. I Grl!bowski managed 11 yards Louis trounced Washington 37Fam_blea Coltly yard 1Cornt8 run. -~- ---- -_ I& ami Chicago routed Los An- The C&rdlnals turned two --geles 31~. In two games playnd I u m b lea into easy 1 • o r ts Nn. Slandlap , '/~"' Saturday night. Minnesota wal- agam•t the Redskill! and ren- By Ualted Pre .. IDtemaUonatl ~ loped New York 40-14 and C\e- dered them virtuaUy itelp1ess EuiOlll Divllloa 1 veland edged Pittsburglt 31-11. on tho ground •• they rolled to w L. T. Set Up Score their third straight victory. De- St Louis 3· 1 1 . .~~~~~~~.(1lanc1Jer's dramatic fourth t.mlvep end DoA!'~~fnmbpllckedd , Cl~veland 3 I I Llp a erv1s wua:~ t an D llaa 2 1 o down 1aUop set Up Green Bay's rambled 10 yarda for 1 big : P~ladelphla 2 2 o first loucbdown In the first third period score ami a recov N y k 2 1 o .500 quartor, then after San Fran· ered fumble on the Redskins 2'1 w::hin:;.. 0 4 0 .000 ct.seo eame back to tie the set Up the Cards' crushing TD Pitlaburgb o 4 1 .000 IIOOI'e, . he connected on an 18- in !he final quarter. Jim BakWesten Dtvislott yard fleld goal to put tbe Paek- ken aided !he St. Louis cause w. L. T. 1 Get In On The Fun. Anyone Can ers aheod lor good. Qwirter- with lhret field goals and the Gmn Bay 4 o 0 t . l!i~ 11 back Bart Starr also wao a Cardinals' defense beld the Baltimore 3 1 0 atondout on olfense for the Washington backJr to onfy 65 Detroit 3 1 1 Winl Winner Will Be Announced In Packer• as he bit on 17 of fl yanlr< rushing. Yoon,g Dick Shl- San Francisco J 2 o passe•, lnclnding touchdown ner, starting his first game for Minn..ota 2 1 1 This Ad Next Monday, tosses to Bob Long and Marv the Skin•, threw two loochdown Chicago 1 3 t Fleming. Chandler'• fantaotic passes ln a losing effort. Los Angeles 1 3 1 punt oame iD tho fourth perlnd llooki<t balfhack Gale Sayers &onday'l Ron1ta and _bellel'ed Bob Waterfield's ami 20-)'l!lll"'ld Andy Livingston St. Louis '!:/ Woshlugton 11 PTeVliJIIS NFL record by two pacnd tbe Cblcago attack a• !he BaiUmurt 11 Detroit 7 yardo. Bean rolled to lbeir ftrsl victo- Chicago 31 Los Angelu I 4 OZ. ALL PURPOIIi Jolmny Unltao and Jimmy ry of the aeason. Sayera, an Greea II Salt Fraod..o LOS AN<iELES <UPil-:The Los Angeles Dodgers combtned thetr buntmg finesse, base runnmg, speed ami btg Don Drysdales ptlchtng Sunday to beat the Mtnnesota Twms, 7-2, and even the World Senes at two games apiece. --· Test of Season with Michigan State Club Into Knots By 3Powers 1 1 1 1 1 Pr~o 1 1 ChandJer IS• Money-•n· • th e-Bank for NFL Packers at Expense 0 f New York G'JalltS 1 1 SUMMER MONEY GONE? 1 • • NEW 19 6 6 TV WIN S1000• each week · TOILETRIES FOR MEN THE DAILY SEJfiWEl 3 ROOMS SHIRT FINISHING Our lloot ,....uty Hl'¥1• • I DAY SIIVICI ON UQUIS1 Robinson's NewFurnitu ONLY '299 po.ao - - ..,,... .., Cen.-lenl ,.,..,. MASON FUINITUU CO. MASON, W.VA. ........... _., ...,_ .... with Dependable Ashland fuel Oil English Leather Canoe ~~~oGNI _ _ $5·00 Get 1118 MCFIIEfl>' 13 lllllill Brut II'. · - - · \'011 Mad • 1 for 'llrtdJeds d . $139· 95 I - dlle:allll • Toua.d!Mitg • safe IIIII l8llable • ·-811011111L 1 il _.......... 1 S. It Todey At .. . 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Wills otole second' Two Oilier Lapsea Dodger speed. and went to third when WiiUe Two more Twin laps.. contrlIn typical Dodger lashfon, Davis hit a arou.nd ball to buted another Dodger run in lead-off batter Jhorl8top Maury Millcher ami beat tl out for a !he second Inning. Wes Parker . . btl when Grant ,... olow to beat oot a bunt, stole second, beat 11 out for 1 bit wbea MID- <Over again. Wills scored .. took third on Jim Grant's wild '?' O.Ma.- 2-2111, l'oiRtltaf NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVi OHUNGEI, MGI. . . ' l · Pick(~~~!! ~~~t entry j -I);IC~Al-~R;-~ -~ form. Entry with most wins and nearest scol'OI will be judged the winner. Weekly contests are open to everyone except employees and families of Duttons & Rollers All decisions of judges are final. In case of tie, duplicate pri· zes y,iO be awarded. Entries must be sulnnitte4 on the official form, as printed In this paper, or obtainable at Dutlons or Rollers. Entries must be deposited In official contest boxes displayed In spollBOI'Il place of huslni!Stl or postmarked 'lburaday pret'lo!eding game. The deadline for weekly submlrtllon iB 1 P.M. Friday. DUTTON DRUG · STORE N. Second Ava. Mlclclllpoff, 0. · I I I ADDRESS I I NAMEWeek Ending Oct. 16 __ I ______________ I s-.1 s-. I•· I 2. Mic!dloport_ ... Logan Pomeroy_ vs. JKk3. Racine .., luchttl Y....__ W•harna vs. Paden City_ I 5. KY9or Croelr_ n. Sauthwottam_ 16. Eanorn__ ... McArthur·_ _ 14. _______ I.7. Rutland VI. The Plains...,._ ROLLER'S Mill St. IL'." J 1 I I I J. .I �. . • . ' J _......;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ tarry. treatment. Stolen Automobile Mr. and Mr1, Homer Warn· Brenda Norris ol Syrocuae, er and Mrs. Floyd Norris spent Karl Russell of Antiquity epent Reeovered Saturday lhe weekend with Mrs. Jetllll' a ~day evelllni with lhe for.,. Pr. PLEASANT - Shtrlfr• Edwards of West Columbia. e.rs ft'ondparenta, Mr. and Deplirlrnent recovered 1 stolen .. • Rev. PtJ Hayman called on Mrs. John Wolfe. car Saturday momlng at U! A ceunty meeting of Garden 1· Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hayman re- Mr. and Mrs. Olden Thaxton a.m when the vohicle wa• , clubs officers was held Fri- . · j<ently. Rev. Haymon is pastor were visitors at Cottageville, wreCked In 1 mishap at Ash day evening at the Columbia By Mn. Herbert Roallh at Elyria. W. Va. recently. ton railroad croosJna on Rt 2 Gas office in Middlepor~ with Mr. and Mrs. Alee Wheeler! Mr. a.'lll Mrs, John Slmpaon M d Mr V Ro Tilt driver Jerry L. Thompi.. 12 clubs represented. and Bill and Mr. end Mrs. Lar- land Jon\ returned to Houaton, of J~wa~rlght!;, .:~n a d:; 20 Marys~llle Ohio lost co~ ry Foster spent a weekend ITexts, afltr spending a week's with Mrs Kate Rowe and Ada u;,l of the car'on curve anc Mrs. Robert Reibel, county w!lh Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mot· vacation with lite latter'• par· and Ro · Rhodes and family. ran up an embankmont. Thom~ eontact chairman, who dlscua8rls and family at Pippa Passes, ents, Mr. and fdl'l. R&y Hay· MM!. K:te Rowe accompanied son waiVed U1radttlon to Ohio meetlng and dues and county Ky. man. I them home on lhe ~rond larceny charge. plantings wero discossed. All Mro, Howard Robinson was 1 Mrtt. Bob Adorns spent o Rev. Robert Dunn of Apple owner of the stolen cor is Ola Garden club members who have returned to h~r home _from Vet-, week with Mr. a~d Mr!. Ver- Grove, W. va., filed the pulpit Sirnpkina, Rt. fi Marysville. not paid their county dues are erans Memor~al Hospttal. non Cady and fom1ly of Colum• at the United Brethren Church Arresla reeoi<lod at tho Jail 1 asked to !end them at once to CHARLES MANKJNN Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl l bus. Mrs. Loura Norris of here recently in tho ubaence of clurJna the weekend Included Rnbmson W 'J Powell Robert Marcinko Mrs. Paul Wino. It M d nMrec@nt 0 Sunday 'II St were Greenfield accompanied Mrs. the pes 1or Rev. J ames Morr1-· Larry Lee Roach , 22 , PI. PI ea-' t son Alrmaa Charles • Mankn, r. an rs. rv1 e over,, Adams to her home here. son ' sant: Robert c. Swann, 2G, Pt. TWO SELECTED - Two Tuppers Plains .men have loTh~,~··~~::• f;~~ IOD ol Ml'l. Mildred R. Man· tl;s Clyde Casto of Evans, w., Collin& on Floyd Norris a re·l . IPIOB&ant, and Elvin A. Hick· been selected for _U. S. A!-r F~r~e techn~c~l trammg cour- contact chairman who duscuss- Ida of R.D. 3, Pomero)', has · cent Sunday were Fern Norris Wllllam Nap1er of Wayne Co., I man 40 Dunbar each charged ses after completmg baste mll~tary trammg at Lackland ed the county duiatmaa Oow· been selected for tralaJn« at 1 Mr and Mrs Ray Hemev call" of Racine, Mrs. Laura Norris!W. Va. is visiting his daughters ! with' ln~icatlon.' AFB, Tex. They are Ah·men Wilson R. Powell and Robert er show which will be held No- Chaoole AFB, IU., as .. Air , ed on Mr. and Mrs. John Fore· of Greenfield and MrA. Bob Mrs. Miles Childress and Mrs. 1 A. Marcinko. rowell, son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. PoForee alrcrafl malDteo•nce m r Portia d Adams, local. ICarl Schultz, Sr. I well will be trained as an aircraft maintenance specialist ~mhe~ 27•211 ~· APo7,;roy opeclaUSI. A 1164 gradu&le of an S d" · ts of Mr Roy Hayman spent a Sunday Mr. and Mra. Carl Schultz, The bora is a old, violent at chanute AFB, m. Marcinko, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- erne ary 100 · n cer Eastern HIP sebool. he- re- ~e~nt ~n 3 ~eg~:~ wer~ in Pikrton wilh ltarry MeAl- Jr. and family of ::letroit, Mich. Inorth-to-nort~ea!t wind whih ert s. Marcinko, will attend the administrative specialist from each club dr~w a number cenfly completed ba~ic traJn- ~ ~8 M oyJ .a Sal~t'. Ri· hsler and Han·ey Milligan and are visiting Mr. and Mrs. carl sweeps aross the region surcourse at AmariHo AFB, Tex. Both airmen are graduates for an arrangeme.'Jt class for 1a:; at Lackland AFB, Tex. t.a r Pa~~·or u::cas. 1' I their famili ts. , Schull~ •• Sr ..and family . and .:O~~ding lhe AdrJattc_~a. ___ _ of Eastern High school. the .Jhow. The Metgs County David Fox of OhiO Univer&t Mrs EdOJ Roush vlstted Mr. Mr. an· ~rs. R;,usse!J Findley. . ::========~;;:~;:;;:-:;~~~~~Chrtstmas flower show received 1 t k d 'th Ius a'/ I and Mrs. Walter McDale, Troy. Mary Findley IS employed at at Ohio Slate Umverslfy. Mr. Jy and Vickie and Bruce, of second place in the state award flen S f s~n ~ weed e~ w~Jil F p· -~ Vlck1 Roush, daughter of Mr. Crow's Steak House, Pomeroy. Gloeckn returned but Mrs. Carpenter were Sunday visitors Ilast year. h "· 1 M:\nd and Mrs. Lester Roush enter· Mr and Mrs. Erwin Gloeck· Gloeckner remained for ' 1 0 of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Refresbments of assorted cook• 1 Mr:rr~irg~~s R·o:~. unde~wcnl cd Chll-lren's Hosplt~l in Co-1n~r took their sob to Colum- visit wi Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lincoln Russell. · Ii£>s on silver trays, coffee and an append~rtomy at Holzer hl~b_u_!__~~- ~~-~c~v~_i?n -·- and ~us recently wh~~-:nrolled ~ad_!~· - -···-·.\ ·l r ..and Mrs. Harl.e~ John- tea were served by the Wind- Friend s nigh! was ob~erved \ hospital. 1 ; son. were Sunday VISitors of:ing Trail Club. The fall theme and a reception held for Naoma i Recent :eekend ·· guests or . "Alii said was· Week and Sunday guests of their daughter, Mr. ~ Mrs. J. was carried out on the table . Brinker when Mary Shrlne. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Donahue; ·, • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph John,nn, R. Murphy and famtly. Iwith white cover and cenlered l White Shrine of Jeru<alem met Sr. were ok and Mrs. Vernon , re~b II and Beverly were Mr. and Mrs 1 Carl McElro:y, a student at , with an arrangement of yellow Friday evening, at the IOOF Donohu1, ~r. and Ke~rney £?on· i • Everett Ray Johnson. Mr s. Colu~bus Busmess college , ~e- l mums and rern made by Mrs.IHall . ohue, Maflon, M~s. lmda ~me- _ Madeline Evans, Michnei. Kay i cen11~ spent a weekend wtth John Turell. Mrs. Allard Pratt Bemire Winn. ~A-ortily high brenner and children, Middleand Slevie. Lloyd Beels of 1 h!s paren ~. Mr .. and Mrs. Paul and Mrs. Robert Lewis presided l priesU'S!!. and Virgil A t k i n s, l port Grove City, Mr. and Mr~. McElroy and Bl!!. ,at the silver coffee and teaser· watchman of Shepherds, presid· . RecE'O I Sunday ~uests of Mr . James W. Johnson and Jamie Bill Sayre, student at Colum- vices. Favors were replicas of ed arul presented were Naoma land Mrs_ Lloyd Ntce were Mr. Sue. Greggory Todd of Pome- bus Barber College, was week pumpkins made by Mrs. Char-1Brinker, district depuly and 1and ~rs. Claren ~e Sklnner and roy, Mr. and Mrs. Larry John-lend visitor of his parents, Mr. }es Lewis and fJHed with Hallo-; Gail Russeli, worthy hig pril!st- R!ck~ .f ~~~~bus, E~I~ t A~;, son, Gina Rl!(', Mr and Mrs_ and Mrs. Charles Sayre. Also . ween candy. i ess of Lafayelte Shrine. Also ~ms 0 nd Mroy, d ~ 8 ~P . Kenne!h Johnson of Middlf'por1 ·~ visiling were Mr. and :Mrs .l worth~· 1 N .a~f)n~ a. r. .8". r~d 8 1 ne 1presented were pa!>t 1 high prieslesses and past wal.c.:hand Sharon Rou.,h. Lisn and Lee Charle~ Sayre and family ICe, f l~c J , ~tana, an · Jar· Rou<;h. Mrs. Margaret Houdasht-lt of: man of shepherds, Willa Snnd- onA 0 d.ewar · . . t the IRacine recrntly visited her s!s- ] ers. Es · Reese. Doroth.v Steg· Uen mg 8 Plrnlc a er, .John Reese and Stam- home ~.r Mr. and Mrs . Munt Sunday gu•~st s of Mr . and Mrs. · tPr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heil· l Everel~ Lamberl were .Mr. and man. . , le\' Sauders uf Lafayette Shrine QUillen at Belpre recenlly were Mrs. Gene Lamberl. Chadotte _i : a~d Mallei Bennett Nellie Tra.. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shields, Donny, David and Cheryl or ; Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mur- i Icy Pat line Atkins. ~'ern Cheese· I Mr and Mrs. Pete Shields. Mrs. Hemloc~ Grove and Mrs. Ken- phy ~A-'CN' Saturday evening din- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark brew Elizabeth Lear Maxine IJohn F1:ihe1·. Molly, Amy, ar1d neth Grover and Joy of Pome- l ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Da- 1en tertained with a birthday par- Wing~tt and Allen H'ughes of , - ~~ ~ ro~, . . !vid Law. Parkersburg. ty Snt~rday afternoon at ttleir Mary Shrine. noun~ed for each .Wednesd~y ~ 1 Sus1e, Kalhy , Dem,se and L.ar-i Carol Ann .and Mar~ Ruth j ho~e 10 La~rel Cliff hon~ing An invitation W<~s received to , evenmg. and . ~phes1ans 3 w1ll l ry Starberry of \\l:!.'lt Colum-IBarnitz of Lmcoin Heights re- .thelr four children whose b1rth- attend an official visitation uf · be studted this Wednesday. bia. were weekend guests of. cently were Friday night guests!days are in October. ·~' GwendoiJ n Heeb, supr~me wor-1 - , - :- - : - -•. - -~· - --~therr grandpa~cnts. Mr. and of !heir grandparents. J\1r . and I A pink and white color theme thy high priestess to Ole1ka j ~ ·~ <(( .-., · _.,.< :·:.·: :. -.. Mrs. Joe H<1lf1eld. . IMrs. D H. Hobeson. was carried out in the dccora- Srhine, Lexington, Ky. Report· · ·· 1 Mrs. Eugene Hamng. Rhon- Miss Jue Smith was o Sutur· tions and refreshments. The td appointments were Mary K. da , Mrs. Jack Elam and _Mrs. Iday evening visilor of Miss Mar- honored suests opened their Stlmbaugh. district memberF:~d 1'11:.kerma.n ~ere busmesslgie warner. gifts and games were played. ship chairm~·n and Edith HutVISitors m Galhpolts. Mrs. Gary Barnilz and daugll- Attending were Chuckle Quil- s.inpiler, material objective. Re. Mr. and Mts. Harold ters visited her parents, Mr. len, Rayanna Cole, Nancy' Gill, ported ill were Maud Grueser and Mrs. D. H. Robeson. Martha Baker, Diana Lee, Dar- borne from OOspital, Jesse Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. John- lene Michael, Kim Ohlinger, Da- Brinker in hospital ~t Parkers~nand Tammy and Cheryl vis- vid Cole, Bobby Joe Lemley, burg. W. Va., Evelyn Lewil, 1ted Mrs Ada Slack ol Syr.. Greg Lee, Cherri, Becky and Flora Long and Clara Adams. cuse a recent Sunday. Christine Fry and Joy Rice o( Relresbment.s were served at Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hanin1 Cambridge, Charles (Bfli&B) the close of the meeting Transparent and Rhonda visited Tuesday ev- HystO sent a gUt but was UJJ. a table with white lace --·-- 1 Plastic ening with Mrs. James Reeves able to attend. Mothers assiat- and centered with an arrallfle-i and I.Dia. ing Mrs. Oark In servina were ment. of yellow mums in white STORM andMr.Robert and Mrs. Harley Johnson Mrs. Maxine Lee, Mrs. Harold contamer with yelloy cnadles WINDOW visited Sunday wilh their daugh- Lemley and Mrs. Charles QW!Ieol in white milk ll:tss holden (In ter, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mur- 1 -either aide. Garden club Officers Meet At Gas Olfice APPle Grove Societv Notes the' 1 :; &: ° ° a:; f . d N'19h /s Observed by Mary Shrtne Wolfpen Society N6trs ""r'' .\t"" Show me afilter that 1 delivers taste and I'll eat my hat 1 8 1 sf Clarks Give Birthday Party for Ch1/dren : 1 1 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~;ph~y~a:~nd Mrs. Larry Joimllln and new Dutricl Deputy lamily. Gina R&e, have ,. " 1.. In L to their bome after a "pt!llrr. · Of«n !whi:l• """'! wilb her parents. Edllb Wakely o1 and Ml'l. Clarence S1Ju. p&llllllat.. councilor and I At Syracuse Church lf;·:2nd::":..:·:-,.;~==~ I~~·careMrs.of Shumate helped in of Dlotrict 13, Daughters of her granddaQ£hter. eriea, Edith .Betzlng, Mrs. I....arry Barr of LanpviUe a week with htr parenls. Mr. and Mrs. Howard 1'homa and Patricia . Mr. and Mrs. Ro~rl Venoy and Toni and Mar~ of Columbus were Sunday vi!ilors (Jf his grandparents, Mr. a n d Mrs. Howard Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Letts of Manfield visited with her sister, Mrs. Georgia Thompson 81111 Mrs. Eugent" Thomfl'OII, Gina and Cindy. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp and Kail Lee of Langsville reoently visited Mr. and Mrs. Ch&riey Fmith and Jo. AL'JO vi .. was Mrs. Haley StOrZ. Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson, Leo Creu~ - - Speaks -- Leo Crew, layman from the United Methodist church, wa• speaker at Layman's Day Syracuse . Methodist church Plains, asaociate state Sunday mornmg. _The Rev. Wenor, and Fay Parlin of dell G. Stu.Lier 1s p~stor. were Jn Logan Wednesday The 11ervtce was m cbarge ning to attend a meeting of ol t?Jt~rle! .Hoback, }a~ leader. gan Council. Asststtng With lhe ter'Vtce were Kloe1, Dana WJnebrenner, e A 8:!) dinner waa JerVed Norris and WJIIiam Zer. 42 members preceding The senior and junior meeting. Eight candidates, · choirs participated in lhe se r~ Irom Pery Council were · vice. Prayer seryices were anfrorn Perry Council, were initiat·IF=="-=iiiiio===-;1 ed. Margaret C. KisUer, de~ B. F. Goodrich Uly and ,...,. caplaio of Log10 Council, was presented a love. LiHentuff ly "?'""'!e bY ldl'J. Margaretll L. Krstler from her husband observance of their 20th wedding anniversary. Brief Gu"''"""'d 99 were gino by Mrs. W•;::;lll Ft~n Y••r • pr. Mrs. Betzlng, Mrs. Par1in, Kitmen and tbl!' DeW memben. ~ Mltltll rt 0 Oct 11 19811-5 e' omero;vepo. • ·• · ' - 0eer, Waterfowl Seasons . th"IS Month lD . oh·10 ) Pemng Old Town Flats SoCI.ety Notes the; M: pfOperfy T £ TOOTH PASTI Gl1nt Size Tube W11 fl.llmi.V& TH £: RIGHT TO !.H.UT Qt1AI't'£'1'TIElt OM ALL ITEM ~ lN Hl3 ADV. (risco. SHORTENING 3-lb. Can B: THE SHOE BOX Blue Bonnet ····~ lib. 1f4's ' C - wan ~:;:;;~ Chef Boy·Ar·Dea w·tmtxwaU . . . tlla1u as....,...IM;a••• 11.. ' n CICIII . . vdll•cau , . . . ..__........, ullllt• . . . . , .. ,. .. • 'p* ' '5 ' k J•P•hlu·· ..... , 8;aautr Jhr I uM ••• •ud ns, A1ha.. 1 a 4 Ita t • ... «, •a•ll J&t._ . .. . . _ •u•a.. . . \ .. . ' .,.. l' . ... ' ' . :~ Wh·OI. 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READY MIX CO. 1 .........lOft .t'd. •.. --.toot Add a new look to your home. Add concrete nib. All and . work fully guaranted concrete mcnases your property's value. .,_ ·a:::~ ..,. lus;;s:l '•a, pia Watch the compliments start flying your way when your family tastes that ftame -kissed. steak ~ hause flavor. That's because a flame broils better ... seals in delicious juices. And it's smokeless. Only Gas hat the delicate heat control that starts cooking the instant you turn it on ... and stops the secand you turn it off. The Burner-with -a-Brain eliminates pot-watching. Gas mnges are style leaders. too"f designed to set the di!cor for smart kitchens. Why not please your family and yourself 7 See your Gas appliance ~taler today. for cooklflll, G• mak11 the big dllferencl FOR NEW WALKS I .-sll euer wltll our new GIS ran1e!' Mr. and Mrs. Roy p,;idd, Middleport have returned frm1 IJ ft:w _,.s vacation with Mrs. Pritldy's sister and brulht!lr·in- [J Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Vietor Mtddltport, 0 . COLGATE At.h• Home .. ..... lt. 4c •H !aMI Howard Johnson D• Sal day Ronlt's Shoe Store WY 2.3214 &WED. ONlY! MON., TUES. ec.T $18 family o1 Balfi.ll ~ldie - - INSULATED BOOTS '1amie ' Sue and Greggory Todd ';, Pamer.,. and Mr. and Mrs. sdlaD and 1 - -•1 Ko-~ JahiBI'I of more, Mel. Wfft Sunday visitors of their pueull, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph .. _ _ and Beverly. Elaersbad!Hardware, Mai. sa., Pomeroy IIJI'. ll1ltl lllrl. Barry Jruliarill 1llld flmiiY 'lblted her par<lt!> i and family , Mrs. orna Aulher· Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Van Nest aon attended lho bo111!C01111Dg and her grandmother, Mrs. al ua..t Church. Van Nest of RaveiiSMr. and Mrs. s.m LeJtew wood.Her cr•tldnlothe:r ,..me lnd family visited Mr. and Mrs. home with them. ' 1 Rotert Morehead, Sherman, w.l Mr. ""d Mrs. Arthur Allen: l Mr and Mrs Ted Bailey of Va., recently. l Mr. and Mrs. Henry Auther · b · lnd nt a Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cowger o£ son. Newark:, were weekend The 196~ Deer season opens is four, of which two may be ;::~:~~e ~~rh he:pemother.]canton visited Mr. and Mrs. guests of Mr. a~. Mrs. Carl t October 16 until December wooclducka, two canvas .backs, Mr Lo . Van Meter and IGene Congo and family. Mrs. Aut~rson and vJs1led other · for LoDg bow hunting. one maUard and one plntatl: pos- Ni 8k· Ulse Cowger is a triplet si!ter and relatives. The 11116 108100 for shotgun s..•lon Umll afttr flrst day ,~,'. and Mrs. Carroll white]the others are girl• also. They Mrs. Elva Dailey and daugh· pen!! on November 8 through may include not mo~e t.han tw~ and two daughters of Letart are younger than Mrs. Conger. ter, Judy Cozart, Stiversville, . ~ovember 11. eacb of the followllli . Wood Falls Leonard and Roy lceD· I Mr. and Mrs. Gene Congo 'and visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl AuthDeer with antlers extending ducks, c~nvasbacks, mallards : howe~ of East Liverpool and children VISited her grandpar- erson and she was accompanied at lout three inche. wilt be Ia. and pinlalls. Mr and Mrs Beaver her mo· ents, Mr. and Mrs. GObert Nut- by her parents and visited Mr. ~a\ only for both bow and sbo~ Geese' Oct. 21 through Dec. all of ·Letart Falls, Mr. ter at. >:iizobeth, W. Va. land Mrs. Ralph Brewer, Stlv· gun huntlne in Meigs County 24; Dec. aa through Jan 1, La~rence Johnston and sons, Mr. Paul OUrs visited R.ev. lersville. thia year. 1966. Bag and poasession limit: called on Mr. and Mr~. May~ ~ aM Mrs. John Busch. . h Mrs Don Yokey ol Ho-e f' · 1 di t lh 1 Rev and Mrs. John 8 usc , · •co Over hall of the state has lYe me u Ill no more .an wood John~lon recent Y· . Mr a·nd Mrs Dwight Hoback, Cave called on Mrs. Minnie Car~ been closed this year for deer two Canada geese or two white- Mr. and .Mrs. Earnest Dixon Re~. and Mr~. Herbert Harris roll and family recently. hunting meaning tbat Molls fronted ge.se, or one Canada of New Br~ghton, Pa. and Mr. and M nd Mrs Mrs. Doris Dailey and fsrnl· . soose snd one white • fronted nd Mrs Clint Cochran Port- of Athens r. a · and all !OUthern counties will • d M. Do 1 D .1 nd Earn 09t Brewer and daughttr ly CBlled lo see Mr. and Mrs. , 1 .th d h I 1008f! on rs. r s 81 ey a Ge Cono over popuI111ted WI f!f'!r un • · hUci local Mr Leonard and Mr. Robert Ours. ne ...,o an d tamilY· 1 m agsln th\1 year. The Metgs The daily limit is 10 ' posses- "nd ';:• lcenhowe; of East Mr. and Mrs. Maywood John· . Mr. and Mrs. Okey Boggs vis- i f'ounty Fi!b and Game All!ln. sion limit after first day. 20. ~iver ~ ca1led on Mr. and ston caUed on Mr. and ~s. d.ed thetr daugh.ters and faml:l~ k~ nil hunt~r~ to S('CUre per- The limit on American. red ·1Mrs PHomer Icenhower. Fon Halsey of Tuppers P1ams. lies at Moundsvtlle, W. Va. . tll~!don hefore huntin@: on any breaslt'<l and hooded mergan- M;·s. Elva Dailr~y antl Judy Mr. and Mrs. Arlie ~est, .lo- ~r. and Mrs. Dudley Congo .1nd And respect signs, fenre~ ~ers in lht' aggregate is five Cotart visited Mr. Carl Auther·l cal, wesley Cozort, S~1Versv1lle viSJted Mr. ~nd Mrs Gene Con. nd other livestock. daily and 10 in possessiOn, in- son recently. I called ~n Marsim.ll M1Ilhone ~f go and famtly. l h· be . dlciuding one hnoded mel'g:anser M Stella Cozart returned ' MurysvlUe, W. Va., a~ their Mrs . Mary Ours recently un- 1 . Me1gs coun y <IS en 1ssue d 1.1 d 1 .111 . rs. · son Mr and Mrs Murrill West d llNLY 350 deer permits for i a Y a.n wo possession. home · ..ern vi!<lt in Columbus. ' ' R ood erwent surgery at Veterans 1/. this ear therefore meani Huntm~ hours fnr ~aterf~wl Mr. and Mrs. Robert More· and daughter, avensw . Memorial Hospital. l ' l&t fr..wt ~me llral serveil. ~ ! .are Runnse to sunsf>t, lnciudmA: hcnd, Sherman. W. Va., visited Mr. ~nd Mrs. Ker:eth Jw;! i Mrs: Garnet Johnston visited I :lte hunters w~tt until the last lopenmg day. Yuu must secure a Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lehew and of n;cme, ~r-~nd ~~~~ ~aU-I her 9Jster, Mrs. Zana Mlddle- 1 wt>ttk t._., may have to travel waterf~wl stamp from your family. ny ease o urrysvl. W t swart, Portland Route. ..~, Postofftce. · ed on Mr. and Mrs, Ar Je es ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Dana Holter I 1o ot~er couutJe1 to receive a tt Mr. and Mrs. Dale ~~odes ~~and Janet were dinner guests perm1t for 1~65. . I .,~ ,,,..,dtii·· :Jt'diP· a~es, Su ~· Th , H ttie New Brii,htan, Pa. Vl&tted his of Mr. !lnd Mrs. Clyde Wines. ] D~r permtls are required m. ~rman arr f'I SS , aIss father, Milo Rhodes, Mr. and Mr. nnd Mts. Cl de Wines additiOn ta the regular hunting TheiSS to ~harles H. TheS t' Mrs. Orville Rhodes and son, I visited her sister and Mrs I li<~nse and l'Ost 15 pins I 25 Bonnie Thctss, 63 acres, u . Gar• W H . . M.ddl .I · 1· ayne amson . 1 eport. 1 writing fee. on. June Wlnes of Apple Grove Mr. 11nd Mrs. Arlie West vis-: Waterfowl SfBsoo Wilbur Shank to Sherman R. and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Grue!· iled h b th R C S ·' Ducks, coots and mergansers : faDS efS Ford: Ella B. Ford. Lots, Le· er and children of Pomeroy vis- cer of ~pen~r '~. V~. a~d ~~ ! Oct. 21 throua:h Nov. 20; Dec. 23 tort ville. . d t ited their parents, Mr. 'and . in Pomeroy on bwliness ! lhroogh Jan. I, 1966, Dally Umlt Elsie liolcomb. L. Holcomb Harry P.. S~th, f n." Mrs. Clyde Wines. ~· Rev. and Mrs. John Busch I' - -=--- ·- - - - - - - i Reymond Russell, Donna Rus- Ebue 0 · Smith, ert. or ra · .Louise _Jd Nl~kl Van Meter visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest . sell. Henr) F;blin. Florence EIJ. p~~eroyp Smith dec to The· :'tedp her :;.ro~r, M;. f "';d Johnson Recine Route and Mr. l 11 r an lin, Charlrs ll. Klein, Sr., Vir- lh~~r~ 1.. Smith C~rt. for i B. au ami Y and Mrs. Johnson 's daughter, gie KIP:t. to C\t'V('Iand Russell. ~ I usn . , at ~ng Botto~ . . Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lauleel arcr.l Salisbury rans.. omeroy. I Lowse and NICki Dawn Van and family, Shippingport Pa . JeS Uf p Hele~ .L . t:lbc;~retd. dec ., to Sparkle Hawley to R C. ~· Meter, Mrs. Lewis Johnston, Rev. John Busch visited M;, Alfred M . Elberfeld . Cert. ror ger; Audrey P. Hager, parce s, and ~ ~iss Florence Scrunsher, Roy Busch and Mr. and Mrs. I T Middleport Pomeroy Sahsbury. were guests of Big Sister Nur- Jake Bush and family I IS r~~; ' D. Capeha;t, 1\o~a H. Evelyn Louise Templeton to ... at Davis Hall. . Refresh· Mr. and Mrs. Jake B~sh have : lea e:art to Everett T. Cala- Forrest L. Blanken~hip, Gd.n., ments were served. Mtss Scnm- thei r lwme built. PT. PLEASANT - Howard wa~ 80 acres, Cheslec . Dale Wm . Rowley, parcels, ah•r w'\1 be Uvlng at Davis! Mr. and Mrs. Homer Icen·l E. Johnlon, 66, 1410 Kanawha ! M~lvin M. McKenzie, Doro- Rutland . Hall. wh1le she 1s m nurses hower were dmner guesls of l street, died unexpectedly ~tur- 1 thy I.. McKenzie to Sutton! Mal'y Ann P1erce, dec ..' to tralnmg at .Holzer Hospital. . I their grandsiJn, Mr. and Mrs d~y 5:10p.m. He became lll. <>t Township, 40 .000 sq . ft .. Sutton. R?th Pter~e Ca~sey , Ge_orge Mrs. Maxme Sayre and ch1l·1 Roger Jeffers, Purneroy Rout.e . . h1s home and was dead on a.r- Francis M. Ginther. dec., to I P~erce, Ch~rles P1erce , dren Gr Racine and Mr. and , Mrs. Helen Jeffers and Donrival at Pleasant Valley llosp1!-1Robel'l Franklin Ginther, Cert. Pterce, Afhd. for Trans., Sal- Mrs. Gary Johnson, . F'tt rtl and, i 11 a of Syracuse and Mrs, Doris al . I for Tnms. Middh·rmrt l l::~bu~y . . and Dale Sayr-::, Racme Rou~ l Dailey and children visited Mr. Mr. Johnson was a rettred M ttie L Ginther dec. to I Wtlbur P1erce. Neva M. on Mr. and Mrs. Olhe , and Mrs. Homer Icenhower rarpenter, born Noyember 25, IF. a Is M Clnthe~ Robert Pierce, George E. Pierce, Sayre and family. 1 · 1 1898 in P11tnam COunty the son . ~ an~ lin l Gintt:er Affld Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre · 41f' ola Pierce, Ch'arles Pierce of the late Lewis and Nancy IT an \l lddlcpo~l · Ruth Pierce Carsey, 3019 , ited his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hoadquartors Sprouse Johnson. He was a . r~~~~· dec. , to Cecil res, Salisbury. l ~i~ Hubbard, Syr<~cuse, and F 1 . Dillon. Dlllnn. member of the West Columbla,v Sr., CP.cii v. o1uon, Ruth Pier~ Carsey to v1stted her brother, Mr. or· ·· EUB Church. iJr, Evelyn Mundry, Ronald E her Picm, Rtght of Way, Mrs. Clyde Johnson, Po.rtland. Survivi are his wife, Hazel l Dillon~ Roger 8 . Dillon, Affid. bury. . Mr. and Mrs. Ronald WJse Shell Jo~on· one daughter, for Trans, Olive. Ruth P~erce Carsey, two children of Middleport I I I 0 I Mrs. Mildred Grimes, Pt. Cecil v. Dillon, Sr .• Evelyn Carsey, Geor~e E. Pl":'ce, 1led Mr. and Mrs. La.vret~eell 110.11111" .-mo PIOSKIR fl PI t• thtee· . ltOI!O Harry Mundry Chester Mundry Ron· ola P1erce, Charles Pierce John•ton and family. . . . ttiUtf ..!ftlll( Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Tavlm· !l 1 ~::~' Pomero)' Ohio · Wil- aid E. ~illon, Wanda L. Oman, Wilber Pierce, 1.466 acres., ' ' N. Y., Roger B. D111 on, Ruth E~. D'l and Mr. • .Robert OUrs visited_ :! ·liam " F. ' Johnson, Oswega, 1 - , isbury • • and Chari!! Johnson serving •n Jon to ~cil v. Dillon, Jr. par· I .Homer M.. C1rcle, Lula M.. Mmme Carroll and fam1 Tllrkey with the U. s. Air eels, Oitve. C1rcle to Oh10 Power Co., . 11y. Middleport, 0. Force : one sister, Mrs. Stella 1 John W. Arbaugh. Ethel Ar- : or Wa}, Sutton. Mr. and Mrs. W11llam Ables Russell, MaMn: and 13 grand·' bough lo Belly P. Millhone, Lot children . Olive. · fi"uneral service will be held Eva Jo McKenzie. C. H. Me· Tuf'sday 2 p.m. in the Crnw-Hus-, Kenzie to Wendell M c~ eill. sell Funeral Home with the June A. McNeill! Jl8 acrt>s , Rev. Kenneth L. Fuller offic-l lumbia, Scipio. latlng. Burial will be in Lone ley T. Karry 1 AltO!Ja Oak cemetery. Friends will be pal'cels, Chester reeeived at th~ late residence 1 Herman Karr Theiss. H~~:~~ ~~ from 2 p.m. Mond'ay until noon Theiss to Harold David J •, Tuesday. i son, Karen Lynn Johnson, ilally Sentln I P MI8DLEPORT 'I ...... -··· ' ... -...49Ja:..:: THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. PAINT DIPAilTMINT PHONI WY 2-3679 WI CAN MIX THI PAINT COLOR' YOU WANT IN MINUTIII .... CAL801 1o1ft Oil •• bo• • ROliN HOOD FLOUR IO.Ib. bat '115 - · lliftfi SURF .. Off lotMt 7c Ofl Lobol CIIEitll .... 37c 2:..57c -- -· - --· •~ Mlr tr Matft" lAIlSCO Choc. Chip Coaltlot C.sMw Nut CoMa.. 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WHAT "" 'ART\-\ f.. er- Saturday IF THERE'f A RECORD TJME FALLING IN LDVE, CLEO, I JUST gROKf IT •1 ~R n..-- s:so s. . . . Par~~adl;~~c====..=Stp=~o====:-:=:=====~~7=:40~Newa~ l I ABO. -BEHAVBil Is Moving To WANTED TO BUY A OiP'J .. ' t b XBJI:BWI'XO C::X" JCCl I!WZBOB DISCOUNT STORE Present Stock Will "· --...-- WPKFCTB RUTLAND PARKERSBURG &li:YDLB&&li:B II L011411'1JLLOW 7:f5 00 tho Air AIT=-=-SA=N=sOM= By BRANNER l Let's take a good look at the college problem Is your fire protection the size y~u need This makes jobland opportunitie& and maintain• a higlllcvel of living ttandarda. Yet IOIJIC colleiOI prodict that they aoon may have to turn away qualified hish IChlllll lfaduatel. There aren't the claaarooma, facllitiea and etpocially qualified. teachers to educate theoo polelltialleaden. Wo can1 afl'ord this de6at. Let'olr&lp-aive to tha eollese ol your dloica. WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY Pomeroy, 0, College II AIHJica's best friMcl li&TIOIIWIDI ' 1 •nc i11111at Ill _,....uo. ·w• .. ~ ' MUTUAL Fill IIISIIAIICI COMIMY .. . .. .. -- ~ .. 0 0 0 0 ~ 0 0 M 0 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 --- 0 tO- • •• ,o • • • - 0 •• • .. .,. . . . . . . . . .- ... . · - .... ··- - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - · · - - - Publlllltlll • IIIIMII. tfll Ctullll fer fiiiiMIIt AMI ill ........ - ....,.,.Mwlf1IHIIIIIIIII'IIM - I l L - .. ------ ...-....-.. • =t buman BkillL fire insurance coverage. h migh1 _pro"'e an eye opener ... and a home·sawr of 1111 idea. Maay homes- possibly youn - are badly ....unnsund opiost H"' , •. aod il co_sts 10 Jinle to inaea.se your prorectioo with Nationwide - the c;ompany with '""' itJu;s Jor • tuv #6/ Purl ond K"" Wllllamo ftlR Ctlll MINING OPERATION IN Bring I! lnto focus and you11 find out thil flld-i!'t everybody's ~bleml If the eolleaea clon't ed..,.te oaoup leaden, the eountry suft'm. Leaders on needed to maoaao tuUI make wise use of our RIOIINII,our maapoworandour N.., MH: Make on appoia_, 10- your maa from Nationwide ... aod u.k bim ID iook over your preseoc 114 E. 2nd St. -·!lilT HE'S Nor HERE NCWI ONLY YE!JI'E-Y HE LEFT - - - ··~·-·- •• .. -.,.. ..... .. _. ............ ,, . .. ... _, -......... ' ._,..., UQ!OIJI elf' lii!S I YOU SAY HIS NAME IS 8/i.l ~ ..... AND THAT HE 100 IS. A MINING ~~NEE ~ I CAN YOU GIVE. ME. ~~~ JNFO~MATION II Hl ~.tr \\IELL,11-H:3 IS HIGHLY II?K'E6ULAR AND S~'"' IN;o!?MATON IS L15UALL.Y �~~ .1 ' ' a-DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy: MI«t!leport, o.. Oct. o· u, Auxiliary holds 3rd Anniversary 1965 r mne October 21st at Sacred Heart Church . • 1 CatholiC Women p anmng t. . , Youth Group Mamly About S Atterids Rally People In , , J k n ac son PGmerov M b of the Heath Methem ers Ad Mayor Spea k F Loymen at Heath Service ,-6 •··- "(>!~ ·· · ··· ·.-r Around n About M"ddl rt I · • • • Pomeroy Methodist Leaders Atte?d Crusade Rally for Higher Educat1on f) 1' ' ~ ..' The Pomeroy Bend Citizens Six members of the United IRichardr district woman's cl!alr· RadiO Club Auxiliary celebral· Melbodlsl church atlended the man. Dr. Robert R. Huddleston, "" M lien Mrs Charles! ed its third annlversa~ Thuf"lo , epo Portsmouth MethodiSt Dlslnct crusade executive director told Final plan.. were made for a I Mrs vun u · · ·~ Cru d Rail f HI h Ed h t $7 ·m00 ill do and • . Iober' Radford, Mrs. John Mitch, Mrs. day evening with a chicken din· Miss Polly Karr and friend, odist Semor Youth Fellowship Weekend guests of Mr. and sa e . Y or . g er U· w a ml w •mor~~:;bord danner onmOe when IDavid Ohlinger and Mrs W1!- ner at the Redwood Restaurant I Miss Carol White of Columbus and the 1r counselor, the Rev. Mrs. Leo Kennedy and Karen cation Friday everung at t h_ e Plans - Steps Ahe_ad - Fol: 21 beginning at 5 p, · b of lr.tm Reinhart, meat and cas·l in Belprl". were weekend guests or Miss James Brewmgton, were in Gregg were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Manley Methodist church m The Plans, was gtven !by. • the Catholic Worn~~ s ~!~ 00 lsero:t' Jishes: Mrs. David f'ollowing the dinner, Mrs Karr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson sunday afternoon to Lake,· West Jefferson, and Mr. Portsmouth. Larson. Statements were JIVeD S&ered Heart ~hur h h Goodwin, Mrs. Leland Sisson, Nathan Biggs, president, ct,n- Charles R. Karr Sr. attend the Portsmouth Fall Dis- and Mrs. Michael Ohlinger and A 6:30 chicken dirJter preced- by Rev. A. Darold Hackler,_di· Thu~d~y J~e~mg. In~ u~cy Mrs Geu Hackett. Sr aod lducted the busmess session. Mrs Charles R. Karr Sr and trict Rally held at the Jacksonlson, Michael, Nelsonville. Mr. ed the meeting, with Albert Eg- rector. of Wesley .Fo~bond 0 ludl~OriUm owmg os r Mrs Eu.;ene Conde. vegetables. Mrs Carl Hysell and Mrs. V daughter. Miss Polly and Miss Methodist Church and Mrs. Ohlinger and son vis- bert, district lay leader, giving at Ohio State Unwerstty an servtce. . Jr r> Edwards, nominating com- Carol White were Saturday af. . ited with his parents, Mr. and I the invocatlon. Dr. Samue~ L. Meyer, presl· Mrs. Paul casci, president, Mrs. George . H~~~et~eor ~ mit!ce. reported and officers ternoon visitors ' m Williams- Attendmg were the preslde~t, Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger in Pome- While seated at the tables the d.ent of OhiO Northern Univerwa~ in charge of the meeung \ Mrs. p .. ul Casra , M. Ch g. 1 elected were Mrs Elwood Bow- l town w V'l Miss Conme Cooke and rhs- roy also. introductory statement was giv- SJty, at Ada. . . b Buchan.c~n salads rs n:-· . G ' ' · · 1 t ·. · d t . which opened wath praver y . 00 , 1 Et Su ers president; Mrs. eorge Mrs Charles R Karr sr IS tract secre ary- reasur, Denms Saelens, stu en! a en by Rev. Stanley H. McGilBishnn F Gerald Ensley gave 11 1 Jh. 'onne, , ·p ·c•rs.'lussellSle Lew-- I~ Carson, ' · at Mar10n ·. j tas Dow son ' Van Johnson • l l.,l• R'10 Grande Cit · · · ""~' · of the evening, folthe Re,• "th r a er o n Turet;tme . vace pres1'den 1; Mrs Ispending thas week o ege, spen t lhe hard, district superintendent. the address r.ound 1.lb: cards were sent is bread and butler, Mrs. Jo- 1 Nathan Biggs, secretary; Mrs. ~ with her daughter and son-in· me. Cooke, Btll Davts, Patty Sla- weekend with his parents, Mr. Revo G. McMani(!, district lowed by the presentation of lot' m ~m n·s reported 111 A """ Ta'terson an. Mrs OpaJIFreman Enoch, treasurer ; Mrs. 1law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. ven, Kathy Morgan, Ken Rus- and Mrs. Adolph 8aelens. pastor chairman, spoke on The cal church goals and consecraChrlstmas demon~tratlon at. th~ Morns, ·coffee and milk; Mlss· l wayne Green, no~er fund ~ Bauer and Polly Ann. sell, and Jerry Davenport. Miss .Dianne Criswell, student ChalleT.ge Before Us and ~er· tion of pastor and people. The Columhl ~ Gas offlre on No\ef!J t~ Ag · ·~ an 1 Kallt> (~rueser, l cha1rman. and Mr~ V. D Ed- Mr and Mrs. George Korn, Guest speaker for the after- nurse at Parkersburg, W. Va. aid E. Larson, executive darec· Lord's Prayer in unison and tht ber 16 :tl · p. m. was announc- ~ Mrs Phlhp Meier, Mrs John wards, publicity. Jr of Columbus were weekend noon ses~ltm was the Rev. Don spent the weekend with her tor-consultant, spoke on Practi- benediction by Rev. McManis ea f , 1 were made for mem-1\ oko 111 ,h Ml Kellneth Me-l Plans were made tor a Chra~t- gue~ts or their parents. Mr McManus The MYF groups in pa:ents, Mr. and Mrs. James cal, Proven Plans and ~e. elos~ the meeting. bers ,o ~~eet Thursday, ~ctober Cullough, Sr. and Mrs. Remo l mas dinner and party at M~l.:l- and Mrs. George Korn Sr. and the distrid resented thear an· Cr1s~ell. I dures, followed by a question . 14 at J ... a m to clean the Nim, kihhen help. Mrs Pal dleport Masomc Temple. w1th , Mrs John D. Thomas. , nual led e Pfor the MYF pro- Wh1te Rose Lodge of Middle- and answer period. rfhe bene- Attending from Pomeroy kitchen. Durty Mr:s Homer Bnckles the OFS serving the dmner .1 . p !\I g t th port will meet Wednesday af- d1ction was by Wayne Harbar- church were Rev. and Mrs. C. The I MisS Ramora Boace of Day-; JRects. 1' "' dwefreP rtse lernoon at l :30 p.m. at the le· ger, district committee memher. Melvin Alkire, H. E. Cooper, Named 011 committees· for the Mrs ~1arv· Kunzelm:m .\1 1-;s An~ ~ the date to .be announced 1 MpreGselnta 11 r u 0 • d b M . ton spent the V¥eek end w1th PV ·' an ey c hatl . Hostesses are Mrs. An organ prelude and lnvoca· Leo Crew, Mrs. Harry p, Smith dtMer ,.,e 1 Mrs Thomas Jr. 11 a How, Mrs Thoma~ <\.IJ- trave lm,.: pnze dnate y rs. , h d 11 D H h • gwn . her I"narents • Dr and Mrs • R. Jmout an Je r ug ey N Way t·an d au d Mrs. H. t1on . opened the meeting in the an d Mrs. Gt enn D"lt chauman and Mrs Kathrvn ' es M, ·' Charle ~ Knopp · Mil< Edwards· was awar ded to Mrsd . E 1. . Buice ' ones pas 1OJ' of the G.::~ 11 mn1.IS orman t 1 8 Welch. "0-chairman of kitchen; ,John 1-fandley. Miss Chnsune Enofh Games were p "Y.e .M .d M C I Hood f Methcrl!sl Church and Senior E us I. sanctuary followed by the hymn Among otlters from area at· 0 • and prizes awarded the wmr an rs ar h 0· 1t 0 I Miss sarah Bechtle, Colum- ''God Of All Whose Love SUr- tending were Rev Wendell G 1 ners I Wal r~n were week~nd guests I Ig ~~lr c Jre(' Ol ' bus, spent the weekend with rounds Us," and prayer, by StuUer pastor of sYracuse Min~ . of tu~ brother and Slster·m-lawl her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rev. David H. Bales, host pas- ersvill; and Forest Run ~r e A\tendmg y,ere those n.uned Mr. uno Ml Joseph Huod, en·l Bechtle tor A solo HHow Beautiful Ml M l K d Mg ' I . d M Th N tz- . .:o1 ··d 'fh 1 ss arc a arr an rs.d above an rs etJ eu I IOUte to r 01 t a. ey a so VIS· S Ke1th Morgan student at Upon The Mountain'' was pre-hng. Mrs Robert Harden, Mrs ited hiS "'unt, Mrs. Mary E. Oh- 1 Ohio University in Athens spent sented by MisS Marifrances HenryFDallteydoNf sy.racuRse anH J Carnahan Mrs Agnes r Or R•v. ree an oms, ev. . ames · , 1 M mger. ~ the weekend with his parents, Shump, after which Rev. Me- L McDaniel and Mrs Harry Wh'"·c'Ars llFre~ ray o~ rs . Dr and Mrs. E. A. Tracy oi l IMr. and Mrs. Roger Morgan. Gittiard spoke on tbe need and Plckens Racine. . Speed Riggs, l.ynn onnody;l "o l .uSglenle 't Columbus were weekend gues!s Mr. and Mrs. Willis Aleshire, our resporunbility. ' -famous tobacco Hawkms an n rs oy e tu 1 I D h k" d · The · Ch · t' er The next meelmg will be ! of Ins moUler, Mrs. E. J. Mayor Lee Smith or Mldd!e- ~yton, spent hi ehwee ~nth In . ~ym~stum, . ns 18bn I E ilo 1 auctioneer Tracy port was guest speaker at · Middleport wtt er mo er, Htgh EducatiOn, was gaven y A pha pr n 1 ' Wednesrt.n, 1Novem ber 3 at the M H b t Ch be nd th Mr E be d Mr J i hom~ ol Mrs. Nathan Biggs. I M d M.15 or J h Heath Methodist Church at the j rs. t er er am rs a o - . g rt an - s. ames Meets in Racille recommends r. an · In nson Sundav morning worship serv er re atJves. l _ I of Sl Cla irsville were ovcrmghq ice r~mmemoratmg Laymen's I Mr and Mrs Harold George Doxie Walters, Sandy Johnson, Alpha Epsilon Chapter of AI· 1 Grueser I 'rs K{'nneth McCul-: guests ~turday of Mr. and sunday and son, Brian .Lee, have re- , Sylvia Swanson; games, Lu Ann pha Delta Kappa, te~chers' honI luugh Jr., Mrs. Thomas Scally, Mrs ~flilard Van Meter and Iturned to their home m Gallipo- French, Robbie Ord, Debbie orar~ society, held Its October !\Irs Mtf J Shafer , Mrs Ricll- Sunday visited friends m Syra- Mr Smith, lay leader of the hs followmg several days vis- (,ilkey, Jennifer Goble, Vickie meeting at the h?me of Fra~ aru Gress and Mrs. Richard cuse and ~1ddleport. , church, had as his toplc, "Co, it with Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Me· Sutton, clean-up, Rhonda Hy- ces Roberts, Rarme. Freeman, tables. Allen ,.,Dowme and roommate 1 Inquir~ Concerning thl' Book,' comas. sell, Dwight Dowson, Verne Maxine Wingett opened the Mi ss Ma-tha Howell, Mrs. T.1Fioyd ~ox .or c.resth.ne, stud· , in which he related .th~ need Mr. and Mn. Don Graber Ord, Mark French, Keith meeting with devotionals and a A Htmnessy . Mrs. J. M. Thorn- Ient s at OhJO -~mvers ll )' , sp.e~l l f?r Amenca, as a rhnstJan n~- have returned to their home in French, Russ Surface. tribute to Founders' Day. Elizton. Mrs Homer Jordon, Mrs. I the weekend Y..lth Mr. Dowme s t~on. to hoi~ fast to. the faith m Cle,·eland followin~ several Eddie Brown was named de· abeth Pickens, president, reportE. 1wm Wehrung. Miss Olga paren.ts, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. (,od as evidenced m the great days visit here with her mother, votlonal leader for next meet.- ed on re<.'Ommendatlolll made Pieriotti, and Mrs. Adolph, Dowme., . . 1times and people or this land of Mrs. E. M. Wood, during their g. Projects ,for the holiday sea at the national conventlon this sm-lens cake, pies, cookies an~ I Mrs. <IUisc Davas of Colum·1freedom. vacation. I son were discussed and ~ill be past swnmer. Miss Thelma Pikca.ndy, and Mrs. Howard Om- I~us I the we~k.er~t.l gues~ of! Spectal music was under the Mrs E M Wood and Mrs completed hiLer. A period of koja will sptak at tbe Novem· 1,..v fl" · Mrs. Charles Clarkson, . er rod~ Ier aHn b sJsteRr-m- aw, direclion of Mr 1\'illiam K Rus- Forre~t B~cht~l visited with Mr: recreation was held following ber meeting, which is to be . I . . th ti A . (' th bed th h of Ed n a casIuers. I1 MrMan L Mrs., s·oklart aub d M sell music director and includ-r Bachtel Friday evening JJt Hoi- e mee ng. ssls mg e group I at e orne Pre l,y ~ather Turt>l clos-1Clar~~~ B~~~ 0 ~c A~r:nn visi{e~ ~d 'the ·choir anlh~m, ''Christ, zer Hospital in Gallipolis where wel'e the counselors, Mr. and Pri~, PorUa?d. Following the 1 ed the meetmg and refresh- ~ brielly Sunday With Mr. and : Whose Glor}," by WIHan and a he is a medical pati~nt. , Mrs. Emerson Jones. There busmess seSSion, Frances Rob· menls were served ~Y ~rs. Mrs Hobart Raub. I la yman dedication hymn, "I'll Out-of-town relatives here to were 19 present. erts served a dessert course. G-eorge Buchanan, Mrs. Rl~h- Mr and Mrs Hobart Rtmb Go Where You Want Me to attend the funeral of Charles ard Mrs. Leland Sis· and Mrs Louise Davis visited' Go " sung by a quartet com- Marvin Roush, were Mr. and Ison Freeman, M George Horak and · . ' . M Cli w M If d M d Mis~ Olg~~ Pieriotti. Games Sunday aft~rnoon . m Hunt tngton,l posed of Eugene Harrt~, Mrs Mrs. J n DR uh~r d. 0r. C~u"r . W. Va . w1th thetr brother and I Bernard Fultz Mrs Marvm Dow- rs. onus ous an so were played and pmes award· . . r c 1 b . M nd M s ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ed t M Christine O'Don- s1ster-m-law. Mr. and Mrs son and Mrs . W11llam Russell ts, o urn us, r. a r , 0 "· B 1 George Raub. ---~ -· Arthur Saffles and sun: Mr. nelld' M Mrs. MTheodore eeg e Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grave- Mrs B F' Gravely. d Mrs. W'll" 0 R h Ak · K 1 aam . ous , 1 an 1 1 • _____________ ---.. -· ~ ~n rs. ary unze man. ly and Mrs. Sherman Bucks- M~ and Mrs Olto lies of Lo- 1run; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ha- • 00 lew and son. Paul of Dunbar, gan were weekend guests of ! ley, Crooksville ; Mr ..and Mrs LIUUI.'< W. Va, were Sunday guests of their daughter and · C. E. Haley and fam1iy, Mr. Mrs. J. A. Eden and mother, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble. and Mrs. Joe Watts and family, Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs Fred E Buck and [amily, Detroit; Mr. • :r..IINAOIONfJtOII!If •••• and Mrs. William Bush and fa. • mtly, South Charleston, Ohio; ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mrs. William Puckett, Fairborn; Mrs. Don Moss, Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lambert, New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Wright Housh, Chillicothe : Mr. and Mrs. Mason Spencer, Letart Falls, and Mr. and Mn. Henry Roush, Racine. Ia , enttne at y ..: i> Cl tv . .c ~. ::. ~ .,. ., ., ... -;: .,. ..... ;. --- .. ~ (,. Dftoted To The lnterall 01 The llfelr•·llffllon ,4,., VOL XVII POfA~Y-MIDDI.EPORT, NO. 149 OHIO TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1965 -------------------------------------- FIVE CENTS ------------------------ ite I More e~abllng legislation to 1 Council also authorized deliv· p,oceed w1th court actiota m ac- ery of .. notice to the owner ol quiring land for a lagoon type the property, lhe Kanawha Real· sewerage was approved Mon- t) Co., Charleston of the res~ day night by Middleport coun- ' lulion. Chief ol Police Herb Gilcil. . key is to deliver the notice per· Mayor Lee Smith offered Res- sonatly. olutlou No. 100 to councn which The site is described in the declares council's IntEntion lo resolution as comprising approx appropriate property for its sew- imately 49.7 acres in the area erago below the Hobson yards hounded by the tracks on the ot the New York Central Rail- river side and Roule 7 on the road. other side, with an access road. Earlier negotiation• between , of the land needed tor the la- 1 -Referred to committee Fire· Middleport and the realty com-~ goon. man Bob Fisher's request for pany foundered on the com- Middleport Solicitor Bernard fun use of the quarters In town pany's • ~ !dng price. Since then IFultz may now proceed with hall occupied by the fire com· council has provided funds lor condemnation action to acquire pony, whicl! would mean evlcpurchase of the property - up the land, Mayor Smith indica!· lion of the street department lo $110,000, if necessary - in Ied. for storage of tools and other authorization of a revenue bond In other business council: small equipment. He said the issue of 5$l:l,OOO covering all pos. - Adjusted operation funds, fire eompany needs it to care sible sewerage costs. accepted the mayor's report of for its equipment properly (esMiddleport's engineering coun- 1498.40 and the merchant police timated value tn excess of set had originally set up $16,000 collection of $262 lor Septem·l $60,000). He said firemen need as the highest likely asking price ; ber. the space to hang bose, to set 1 ·' ' . I' I ,,' ' proper dearance lor Its !rucks, and 10 store other auxahary equipment. He added the enlire quarters at one time had been used hy the fire company. - Aulhorized Mr. Fisher informally to have the frremen look (or a buyer of the old retired pumper truck since the town bad no real need for it, baJanced against the cost of maintaining it. Fisher said the highest reporled price it may bring is $400. - Referred to a temporary committee; headed by John Zer· kle, a review of policies in CODnection with rental of parking meier spaee• to provide firms. FOUR ATrENDING Attending were the Mayor, mac~nes 1~except tee nes Clerk Gene Grate, counclfmn on ewa s. IZerkle, Gene Harris, CllllorG - Heard tbe resignation read . Stumbo, and W"•yne Glbbonl of Dell Shinn as a full time Iand Tr;.surer Robert t;. Byer. • ' ~1'1'1 I' ' •" . I" " , \ ' . I '" \·:•'Ill" ·~ ., "~ ' ' l' ~. . l II,, ' '',1 ,,,, ' f' '-~~i ! ~'' 11 • ...r.,:. ,", '")•, ', ' ' '·, ~ ,/"'·. ,,'" 1h 1 ' ,' I • •' ' ., I • ' ' .,, LUCKYSTRIKE FILTERS ·rhey put back the taste others take away :as ELBERFELDS ~ i RCA VICTOR ~ UUO® oo~rnlli ®U solve your heating problem with the remarkable SIEGLER Karr and VanZandt 1 Mark Ill Presents ... RCA VICTOR Sportabout Television ' Winners Dine On Pizza Given By Losing Group LIVE MODELS OF The losers or the attendance contest ID the Junior MYF of Heath Methodist Church enter· tained the winnGrs with a pizza party following the regular meeting Sunday evening at the church. The group was divided into the Gold and Blue teams I with Sandy Johnson, Okey Rit· ter and Doxie Walters provid• log the refreshments. Miss Rhonda Hysell, president, conducted the buslness meeting when plans were made for a hattoween party to he held tentatively Thursday evening, Oct. 21 tn the church basement. Committees for the party inelude - refreshments, Kenny Smith, Eddie Brown, Glenna Sprague, Tom Cooke, B. Sny· der: decorationa, Okey Ritter, The New 1966 OLDSMOBILE and CADILLAC ' Starting Thursday October14 * PLAN TO ATTEND! Refreshments Will Be ServedI * MAKE A DATE. COME TO ... . 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Cliff RobertBOn, Red Buttons, Irina Demick Broderick Crawford, SUm Ptekeno. Powetfut 18,000.vott Sportabout chassis for high-level performance. Tinted RCA Pan.O.Piy Full-Picture Tube delivers IC)Irklina, high-contrast pictures. Extentled-ranga 4'" duo-cone speaker per• farms like two SJM!Ikers in one. $149·95 "YON RYAN'S IXPRIIS" With Frank Sinatra ud Trevor Boward I '• . T0 be 0pened j anuary 11th Olllo'a 'ltttl million 111 • yoarpart alii lallll reclamalloa piau ta!ned federal approvol, PAVING STREET- Harry Carllon, a Meigs county highway department employee, operates 1 .team roller al· Rep. ChorlH A. Volllk, D • ter hot-mlx is laid down on Mecbanic·st in Pomeroy Monday. The county is paving some gtreets of the town, in· Oldo, oDDOUaced today. APJII'Oeluding the Children's Home Hill, with the village payin g labor and material costs The hot -mix on Mechanic-s! vat ollbe plan by lbe Bureau was put down over brick placed there in 1916. Walter Rei bel, who observed the work on Monday, operated a steam ta o1 OUI<Ioor Recroatloa opeoo roller when the brick street was built in 1916. Reibel rec ailed that Meigs County Coroner Henry Ewing, then a COLUMBUS (UPI - Plans Jb• Uol' to federal matobtng The Ohio Department o£ youngster let the water out of the steam roller whtle the 1916 prOJect was bemg undertaken .-Sentinel Photo. , for a f2.8 million vocalional- !undo ol '-1,3itl,tt0tl for !be re- Highways has set next Jan. 11 ' - -1 teclmleal t">:aining center at 1-·- oflbl fl t ad 8! new tentative date to open ~~"';.W'l'rM'....~ill "''''"'~'}~ ~'!1.1 I Nelsonville are hetng prepared :.:;: Juoe ·.:c;~r·r. bids on • 4.1H mite section of Hea!ib department officials by tbe stale. Tblo 11 only tbo beslonlng. the proposed SR 7 bypass of lllld today lbree more olnUJka Gov. James A. Rhodes said llader lbe federal ~ lund Pomeroy aod Middleport In tested allbelaboratory to NetKUUA _LUMPUS, MALAY·, the Tri.County Join Vocational aad Water Cooaervalloa Act, Meigs County. Bld opening had ' ~·Theme ~.vnekbeesw"e... prokvtedlledrab-la ala - Radio Jakarta today re-I School and Post Hlsh School j ibe Buckeye Slale io eolllled previOusly been set for Dec. 21. ported the arresl of J.t. Col. Center wlli accommodate 1,375 to ._, m!Uion a year for 15 The section, which will cost lbe Alfftd Burllngbam and OXFO.RD, Ohio <UPI) - A M~ami Umversity econoUntunJ, the palace guard olfl· students I yeara .. expaod II• factlllie•. an estimated $2.8 million ttn~ lo MODb; Rub and Uacola mics professor claims o!iicial arguments favoring • cor whose leftist rebels assaol · Tbe olale'o ot1 .year ptao calli eluding right of woy and engl· . WI! .....,, o1 Pomeroy. proposed 1 per cent sales tax mcrease falsely cited his alnated six Indonesian army ge-l It will provide education In i r.r nearly 100 park projects In neeringl, witt be two lanes con- Another apeclai rabtea chnlc , Teol• todlcated a dot cbeck· 196~ tax reVISion study. . . nerats In a coup attempt a· recreation, wildlife and forest 1 111 of the 88 <OUDIIex. Tbe Jli'Ol· structed on four-lane limited has been scheduled from 10 ed for rabies llad oegallve re1 he o(ftCial arguments were diStributed throughout sainat President Sukamo. Anll· leehnology, junior accounting, I eels woold add Z80,Itltl acreo access right or woy. ' m. until noon at the soils. However, it wh poinled the state by Secretary of State Ted W. Brown along Communist lndoneslana demand· executive secretary, retBil man- to recreadoullall:llfUos. football field this Saturday, out by 1 loll official, lbat 11 w!th official arguments_ agamst the plan, wht~h would ed Untung'o death. agement, Petroleum manageTbe secti~n l!eo between a was announced today by did not meao lbe alllmnl was I ratse more than $100 mtlhon annually for public school ·A broadcast from the lndone- ment, ·food technology, dietary :muu:;;:;;mwteL:i'!t:S!'2WS~P ~mt ~.1 nules oort~ of the Gal~ Meigs County Board of ! 1101 rabid, but only thai rabies support s]Jm capllal said Untung and technicians and ceramic, elec· fia..Metgs county line, and ex· The clinic held last Saturday bad not ye1 reaclled the brain. Pro!. George W. Thatcher; upport a salE'S tax increase. two cohorts were captured Mon.. trical, todustrial and mechani· tends 10 SR 124, \0-mile we•t of afternoon was termed, "an said Monday that although he l "Ther• are more equitable day by army trvops and civil· cal technology for about 675 the SR 124-143 intersection. standing success" by the board. fti¥£2 ~~,><: #!. was strongly in fvaor or in means increasing revenue !or ian vigtlaoteo ot Tegal, a .... studenll, 7 This second clinic Is creasing lhe support of educa the state of Ohio, such as per _Included m tbo construction red bee of th lion tho port In cenlral Jovo oboul 230 Another 700 students will use J will be a railroad grade sepa- sponso ause e _ _ m_Ohio. his stndy did not sonal • ·come tax, broadening . miles eul of Jakarta. He was faciHties for study of agricuJ. . and enthusiastic response by sales lax base to mclude se1 almost certain to lace a !Iring ture, business education, dis~:IO~e~ tdghe NYC r~llro;d owners of dogs and cats l v1ces, and others." he said. squad. butlve education, trade and 1n_n es carcymg R Meigs coonty. 0 OWD aiD S 0 Thatcoer called the sales ta! duatrlal education and adult ed· 7 over Leadmg Creek and Town- Dr J K Bratton Athena regressive and "any increaSE BUCYRUS. omo - BOSPJT ucation. _The Southern and . Rutlund ·~lp Rd. 205, Thomas Fork and vere.:in.;.i~. repo~ 147 Come early for seals. Is the particularly hurts tbe very lo• als, churches and nuraing homes The Iota! cost of the center High sohool banda receiVed flfst D~\1 Cree~. . the and 26 cats vacctnaled durilli advice of Middleport Athletic mcome groups, the aged bt will receive the bulk of the will he f2,310,tl79. Of thai, $701,· place trophies In the Class A . roa s crossmg . pro- the two-hour clinic before the Booster resident Louis Sauer' cause of their fixed income, and 11,017,000 estale of John Geiger, 012 already has been allocated compeUt'oo for street march- !ect :'.nil!tebe .:~at~d ~t ~.;; rabies vaccine supply WOI Jr., to booslers who want to those with declining incomes, 0 re who died Ocl. 3. Geiger w01 under the Vocational Education log ODd field maneuven, re- ;"; a VI a hausted. Appro.uru.tely 100 see the film of the Middleport such as the Iarmer." lounder of the Geiger Hotc:nery Act. •pectlv•ly, at the BaJid.O.Ra·, · er pets brought to the cUnic victory over Pomeroy last . ' in Chatfield, Ohio. Volers in Athens, Hocking ma Saturday at Mamtta. I were turned awa Friday night. Tbe. Middleport Planmng I In his will, the largest bequest d Per counties will be ask· It was aJUJoum:ed Wday the ' ~~ Y·. . . . oonumssaon will meet m town was $400000 to the Bu : ry bood. N Bund.Q.I(ama chn~rman bas ver· l Perry Riggs,_ sam"!rlan, SOld, Tbe film Will he shown Thurs-lhall Wednesday at 7;30 to hear Communlty Hospital for c:; 2 1to;!~': a, tbe :a~·sb:;~ Uled that neither band is an ov;;!"b1es ~ wild ammala con- day night in the high school ca- complaints against the propo.. construction Othero were 125 . f ~ f 'lilly• erall cham)'llln for the day'• u~s to a lbreat to this com· loteria 'ollowmg the regular ed zoning ordinance. · . ' 0 ac · event as no sud! award was pre. muruly and protection of pet• Booster business meetlns. 000 each to the Fairhaven Home Rbndeo said alter _the bond sented on the basis of total our only safeguard." . . . The hearing Is the last to be HARTFORD , m Upper Sandusky and the issue vole the stale will ask !he performance for both events. Chief of Pollee Herb Gilkey The board of health urses Booslers al,., witt plleb m held before the ordinance is of· . ..., 0 Neall S. Methodist Home for the Aged Appalachia Regional Com· Bolh 118Jids however are said hi• department made 15 eryone take ach-anlage of at a "folding bee" on programs lered to council for ils final Quillen, 71, of Hartford, died tn Elyria. Jru~oo for $898,979 for the cl!amplona i~ their o~ areaa traffic arrests In Sepr,mher tn special clinic to help rid for the. Los~n • Middleport readings. Council two years ago Monday everung at Velerana I faCility. of com~tition, according to lbe his formal report Monday ni&bt county of this deadly disease. pme Frtday night. held one bearing and later Memorial_ hospi"!l. . WASIUNGTON - TilE AG- He termed the cenler "anolb- Band.Q.Roma chairman. Rul· to Middleport council. The v•ccination will last approved Its first reading. fo~~heQwllen, a retired worker rlcul~re Department estimales er vital link In our dmo _to the land's hand won a first place Police also made four DWI three years, except for dogs FRACI'IJRES ELBOW The ordinance would provide was Great Lakes Steel Corp,, Ohio s eorn crop this year wtll No. I position In educatton m trophy In field maneuvers and arrests four intoxication two der ~ve months ODd aU Jhnmy WUUams Pomeroy guide lines for orderly growth hom March 17 • 1894 at SybeT~:·000te busbe!.Oct 1 the nation." fourth place lor street march· lor ln~estigatlon, two on' hold which should he vacclnat.d football player, suifered a frac- in construction of new homes ;:~u~~ll~m '::. ~ ".:'. rfQu~ e rna • rna · 1• s lhg while Southern's 11-•nd won orders fur other departments, (aiD after ooe year. The lured •ibow In a reserve same and industry. Wttbam D. Childs lin · · a •· ~~ thml~o~ _;~b:IJ Auend1 Session flrst place for street marching ond one each for jail break of vaccination will be fl.541 against Wahama Monday night. lo cl!airman of the plannins loSs His WJ!e, IJJUan, died Ill g , e P· a •· F B nk W ODd second place In the field transient and ao old fine ' animal. WUUams waa admltied at Meip COIIUilisoioo. · Last year ' produclloo In Ohw or a omen maneuvers calegory for Claii Police the crui~ 2 894 General hoopltal for tre t t SUrvivors Include a sister Mnl, was 111,465,000 bushels, This Maline Grlffltb, cashier of A com tltion · ' a men · Clara Brown of Bartfonl, and a year's yield wao expected to be lbe PomerOy National Bank, at· pc ' mil~lnand ~~241i~all:" of v-... Memorial Boopltal -COMMI'ITEES TO MEET niece, Mrs. Gertrude Dodd of 71 bushels per acre. tended the Ohio Group meeting SHOOT ON OCT. 11 ::soln ~ptember Mmlafoao _ Forrest .ANNOUNCE CARll ARTY Tbe kitchen and dlninl Dayton, Ky. of the NationaL AaaoclaUon of Southern Local Athletic Boost- and fmes were f/1.7& Nea~ Cheshlr . FeliJ: Tbe Business ODd Profession. room committ<es of Salisbury. Funeral servkea wUI be 'nluriWASBJNGTON - TWO Qt. Bank Womeo al the Sheraton- .,, announced tnday they are ' Coolville· Ne~ Coleman a! Wo.men'a Club will bold 1 PTA will meet at the school -day at 2 p.m. II !he FOflltsooa ant railroads sought federal pe.-. Coiumllus Hotel Oct. 9 8lld 10. lloldlng 8 shooting matcb on CLERK MAKES REPORT Bottom· 'James H~ card party, Wednelday, Oct. 20 Wednesday at 1 p.m.. to p!Jm F'w!eral home witb Rev. War· ~~lo~ to ~eate the ••· Sa~ was accompalllad to the Oct. 31 at the farm forrnerH Middleport Clerk Gene Grate'o ohire· j 0hn Russell M - t · 8 P· m. at the Middleport for serving the Farm Bureau ::"~mn oflJclaUng. Burlll wUl N;,.~ sy1lem. ay ilvenlng banqllll bjt owned by Bob Hill, located be- September report Monday night ~an Michael ' ' Elementary school. Prizes will dinner on October 211. tbo Hartford IIIII COI'JM'o and Western her husband, Chorlel, wblle tw0011 Bowman'• Run ODd the tc councU allowed ..1 4S7 In all William Gr heaL Racine be owarded and, refresbmeall tory, Friends ma1 call at lhl ": : : lunda, of wblch Ia un- the Huasell,al.tan, w. served. after 3 p.111. Wedo tormte Commerce Commls•lon Mnl. Herberl Jtll08 ODd ~ly ' . eya ow · touchable ID J:nertd boad re- lif Sheffield, Racine: Adria ~• tar authority to mfrge, The at DubliJt. Mr. and Mn QJ:!I· · 1 LOCAL TEMPS ttremen~, : <o>:, I..Jmpville. Now Y11 laow Mtlp G•n h~ds aald they woud, If lith apeaf ~ ~ . tllil tempera!tft In Pomeroy'• :,w~llage ~ra~W: e5,791l ~ =v~~ JackLorry Tile .....,..aall t1 c.rtlto- Coller today, ldp 5I • • Mloloolw l1e ICC desired, allo taku over wltb the JOilelel, •"\' tbe1 all iloWII!oWD busln• dlatrict 11 atreet main~ t&aln llate di·--'· Alva Fiber pber ~amllu ore llllltled Ia 1111L c.otl- eta! IGiipl, Pol'*"!'· ;&lOy fit. H ... -a. ·Ill. 1otliay..,..o 60 do- !lllbllay !Uintellaai!I"'...S 111. ' .... , ,, _ . \ . • 1111 _ 1 tv~. ', _... ~W!JDtillcl& &17 11 operaillia .iliad.. . ' fjjfl Iii · · · _ _ liilil) 'uti riiil. . -. : : .. ... ci·IWC. to WORLD I' Be Repeated onsa1urday M.13011. professor ClalDls . His SfandFaIseIy C"tI .ed ••• with Solid State amplifier that provides instant warm-~. eliminates tube burn-out 1nd looat problems all sizes and speeds of monaur1 rocords manually or automoticall)' • Unlve111l otylua • Hlah efflcteney 4"1PIIktr 1 Continuous ton~ and volume eantrols Mr. Quillen of ) Hartford Dt'es . Traffi'c Arrests "Victrola... Phonograph e Precision Studiomatlc chllnaer rloys t Be Heard on Police Make .. _ , on tho pocketbook{ Tbl TALISMAN VGPU hll• MUS w·m F'lI m T be Sh Comp} ' . Zoning Plan • - S49·95 ' = 1 1 'dro•• wer.'f97r.::: Be sure to see all the other models of RCA Victor Portable T.V.s and Portable Record Players on sale in the Music Department on the 2nd floor. Juat Recelvedl Another Shipment Of RCA VICTOR COLOR TELEVISION SI!TS Come In, s.tld Youn Now. IUN......MON~TUIS. Oet. 17·11-19 l' I At Man'etta Oetobor 15-16 "UP PROM THE BIACH" ·"w::::;-=: By-Pass Bids Troph' F'Irsts Jrtubt (OW./Ill dl1c.) PRIDAY ond SATURDAY (Teehnicolor) Peter Mann, Jocelyu Lane, Peter Wbltne:r. ' Two Bands WI'n RCAVICTOR Portable "THI SWORD OP ALl IAIA" SH 2-4211 IleA VICTOR Than Any Other Televioion. Blacitand White .. GrColor Plans for $2.3 Million Sch001Made I More People Own ,. ---~~~~~:-;- [ID®ITll~~~®~nn And Now .. ' TEEN-AGERS COMPETE - Sons of Pomeroy Gun cl ub members, and other teen·age guests attending the annual '·Family Day" event Sunday at the club grounds near Rock Springs tried their marksmanship at trap shooting. Looking on at left are Mike Fultz, in background, and Gun club member Irving Karr. Competing, I. tor., are Carson Crow, Jeff Gibbs, Bill Nease, Rodney Karr and Don Swisher. Swisher won a trophy, presented by Dick Winebrenner, by topping other teen-agers of Gun club members in a shoot prior to the end of the family day activities. Winebrenner had earlier been awarded the trophy for winning the Class B competition for mt!Jibera of the Gun club. - Sentinel Photo. Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' ';\! 81 ~:w/C:J ~~aa:"i:,". lve(&~ ~~- '::.ugll~ ~Mr"':i :f':tlloa4W!~':· c~~·· =- ~tlllllltli va.: m,S. the= -~~ wllllni a.,, I Ii street •mployf. - Reviewed, and delayed u& til a conference is obtained will the cemetery committee, palo l'ies in connection with llml worked in the cemelel')l. -:Ordered enf~r~ement of .an ordi~~nce prohtbJtang 1 phovendm~ ° IIEW --- WEATHER ~ n~:t:: ·lili~..: =~home 'It::= ~=- ..., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 11, 1965 durst james johnson king koehler weaver