https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/315c92b8a01c221565bf272bc232c40e.pdf 3651925533cdba83307541a30aef31bb PDF Text Text .'. ' •' { \ PLAN JITNEY SUPPIIIL • rmeeo .....,. ann partners wm serve at eacll meet· · 1Micldlepor!, lad Mo 81 ' A lng Names for secret vats will\ A Jitney supper will be held . ()et. lS 196~ Pomeroy, G nkl: Is sent be .drawn at the 'lf'XI meetmg., on Saturday evening, October 1&-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleporl, • card to her The travehn_g was 16 at Racme Junior HI&h 1y C tt and her LaSecretalre • husband if ill a week; in case of Mary Mar'm. t e.r 8 i ker h I nsored by the Sen0 ln:h:f Norn;: death of a ;:':. n tly: Racine Fl:st Bap I Salon No. 710 met at the home ohf its May meeting J,e library In herlsell. tist Church. Serving wtll begtD I mums in a white •~ I Mrs Gemma Case I Brown· It e a 1 ck Th Sa I \ ed b The October meeting of Ches- \ purp e t . The contest of Mr and Mrs Charles Brad-' 0 11 ' Monday nth which will be a pot u · e - town in her memory. Refreshments were serv Y at 5 p.m. F unds will be used th ter Garden Club was held at e~~i:;e~as lead by Mrs.\ bury . and daughter, Mary, and :t·:vp.~_nTbe meeting w~ call: Ion vot...d to h~ld ~ ru~~~:~ Ruth Thornton, 2nd De~i\I IJle hostesses Gemma ca;ci ~o~\for the group to attend e tbe new counUJ: home of Mrs t ll!rl De<tn. Mr. and Mrs. CUrtis Jenklns~n I ed to order by the '?hapeau an~ bake <;.al~ m e Oct. 22 Chapeau, is also the '';rreck ' Pearl Knapp. Ho~tesses or and: Slate Youth Conference. Purley Karr .wtth Mrs. Wood- E~lue ribbons in the specimen spent the weekend at their Pearl Knapp in rltua1isbc ~rm. Swtsher bmldmg v~; rummage chairman, and with her lS Myr- v~mber are Julia Hy~el:tin ts raw Mora asststant class were awarded to Mrs. ] camp at Forked Run Lake. , The LaSecretaire - Cas!nere \ ?Jrd. Anlyl Knapp, tle Walkel, Eunie Bnnker: El\ebenl AtTAKEN FOR VISIT 25 embers and two viSl ' 1 f unusual · 1-b' 11 read the minutes ,1s to ca .1 Se les L'Archivtste to r ng e "' , · M;l. 0. McCo) and Mrs. Purley ::" Holter ! Mrs. Leo Swick and report. Mary 2-2705, Ruth Thornton 2-3627 discussed what'tendinR were Mrs. Ruth Mr. ll!ld Mrs. Gale Hysell Ralph Semister attending and Ada Neutzling Wilham Betz, Martin was asked lo contact Mary ror Ways she would need for the Salon's. ton, rrs\v I last weekend came from eo. Roll call was answered by or Dahhas. Two red rtbbons ed over the w~e en Wl the T. B. Hospital at Nelso?" On e co Mar Martin, history and scrapbook. A get • My_rt e a er, . s. Searles lumbus and took Mrs. Hysell'! everyone telling what mater-] to Ada Neutzhng for dah- father an:. l ville, and the Ben T:ornton, and well card was sent to Dorothy ·s. Peari l mother, Mary E. Brickles, . tc ill they had collected for wtn· . s eclmen~. Char es lse, . Hospital at Columbus, to m c J ' earl Kna . Floral Spencer. . . . , Martin,, Columbus for a visit, retunung ter arrangmg Verse of the ha l~ the fall arrangements li ter. Mtss Ruth Wtse.ll d h'l ' how many children are there, C~~peau p were p:ppointed Names for refreshment com· Kn~pb, Mrs. ~arr ihome Sunday evtning. ' month was read by Mrs Paul ·lass Blue to Ada Holter for Mrs Donald Rus~ d ~ cIt· as the Salon's purpose is to c alr:e~ Myrtle Walker; lmittees were d~~~d tW~_!~_:__ __ _:~~ - -a~~~ Karr Devotions were held With c d .' d hlte snapdragons With dren· Jon, Cmdy' an arne a, l'ombat and control T. B. and I for act~--- --- ---- - --- -- --~ Mrs. Karr usmg as her topic, re an wwhile contamer, Blue have r('turned to their home m Cystic Fibrosis ir children. d rten for GIIP. "Th~ Sermon on the ~!aunt.. yew m aM ra tor bron>e mums I Glen Burnie. Md. after spend· Constilutton and by. laws USY HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT ON· THE 1st FLOOR. HP qua I I A m 'OUL In The Fields to Mat' b u . m a bl<:~ck urn mg the past l\~o weeks With her chalrman Mary Martin read VISIT ELBERFELD$ B kl uten•ill ltainlt Sl steel cookw.rt, Teflon coated pans, Eledr Cl th ~~d .~ and everyone repeat- 1and bar e~~~d wood base Blue ~ parents. Ml and Mrs F.dlson the first reading of the cons h-I ware, dinnerware, aluminum coob ng d rr:ops ironing tables light bulbs~ vacuum bottles, lunch kits, WI ' on a varms ' k . d b I s for Ute new " and pollshel rooms an , ' , , I fl owen, paper goods, cast ing the 93rd Psalm Mrs Karr for 1·osrs 111 a ta- Ba er M tullon an y-aw I appliances, wax d, bl k garment hangers cutllf'y, artlftCII The new orfK'crs were mstall- ~~~. arrangrmeut and snapd! ag- 1 Mrs M L Fren.eh, E Irs. ISalon. . te dpaintt, garment bags, skirt an oust radc bal,lh accessori~ gift wares, pantry ware, galvanized wart, . An nw•latlon has been ex n , okware Rubbermald kltt;htn an room ' d b\, Mrs Pauline Rtdenour 1, ble arnmgll!menl; Nan Moore, Mrs .James u er, • ons m a i.l d tl Rev M E he ,.,t t Chapeau Helen •ron co , e in EtlnHhobnml Wood gobfor Leu Smit were h an m II! Po~Lsmouthl ed_:o t .... a e - ~ -~d~k~ll~ch~t~n~too~~ll:_· --------:-------;-------------------witha very each Impressive recel'lling aceremony lo~el~ I Ret! mumstu 18 Mra s.,.,\Htc Dow~on an corsage slgmfymg the quahtH's,let for a kitchen wmdow, and last we~k tor the~ crus~de fori I of her offv Mrs Purle~ Karr- 1 1 th 'l Kohlentz tor m1xed 1Ctu1stum H1gher f..ducatJOn conreported on proJed of L-ompte-1f~~l lowers m a J<.~pancse con .\ duckd by Jilshop S. Don<t!d I 0 tton of fem·e on Commons Mrs. Itautt"r anti a ba~~. dnne by her Ems ley Paul Baer' flowt"r sh~w L'hatr- I cou~HI. who was VISiting her ' i C:ary Aull and son. T 0 d d, man, dtscussed a spn.ng nov. -1 and Mrs l.a Dr.1ux 1:1 blue for Spnngfteld, spent a weekend, Plans were completed for a er show to be held m Aprll 1 her t!emt 1nstrat 1on arrangement v-.1th ht s parents. :\lr. ano Mrs. soup sale to he held Oct.~2~ ar~d 1 when Group 1 of the M1d~leThe county mee tmg Ort R wa s The t!uur Jli'IZ£.' was wun by W1 lha m Ault and fam1ly . 122 1 PORTABLE attCnded to fmt! out detail" uf , Mrs Halph SllmSttl Mtck Morns, sophomore at port FirSt United Presby.tertan l enunty Christmas Show " Ashland Cullege spent the w~ek- 1 Church met fldonday .evemng A cummunicatmn w.as rr,ld Ht~rrisotu'ille pf() j end w1th lm parents, Mr and the home of the president, Mrs. from Mrs Charles Lewis ?n th~ , , Mrs Will ~am Morns, and fam-~1'om Kelly _ Fall Regwnal Mf't'',mg 1'\ov ti l _, lemiJer 28 ]ily The opemng prayer ~as glvat Little Holkmg . Mr~ BPndcr Ueets ,:,,..,, Mr. and Mrs. Robert MeEt- en by Mrs Fred Lew1s. The 1 to be the speaker on, " What~ . 1'he H<trn;onville PTO mel i hmny, Jeffersonvllle . lnd spe~tltre<tsurer's report was gwen ~y Flower Show ,Judge Louks Ftlr ' 10 regular sessiOn St!ptember the weekend at their home. m Mrs Jack. Satterfield a~ MlsS Mrs Edna Woods g<.~ve .an 1 Zll. wll h Mrs Jo Starcher pre-: Middleport where they v1s1ted 1 Rosetta Lisle was appomled as Freeze-Cook-Serve Ware mformatwe tulk on · How ro l sidmg Mrs Ceorge [,owery ' with th e1r d<Ju!'(hter. Karen. a secretary m plat'f' of Mrs Bev- One dish ser\les three jubs. hsy co handle, 10 easy to kftP aparkliog Start Bulbs Outduors :-.low lur . , leeted nrw VH't ' • pres1- uraduate student at Oluo Um- erly D1xon who moved away. 1 Freeze m it, coOk in u, serve deaa. Handy size fpr mixiG,J baked p;ldl ·Early lndoor Blooms .. overstty. Mrs R1c_1ar 1, d Vflughan present· in it. Percolators, Sauce pans, , was dent e . : ...... oalW. Mrs Ht>rbt•rt Lo Deau~, as The orgd mz<~twn \'('ted to Mr ~:~nd Vlrs Frank He1der- ed devotwns .usmg the .~oplc, • Dr1p Coffee Makers, Bakmg sisted hli '\olrs Carl K;tu1z ,, ~_ . an ov~rhead prujel1or, uott left Mondav for their home "Idle Gosstp lS Never ld\e and o1shes and Fr)' Pans. "October" 1 made an ,arrange men1 u1 au-• uU} p A system and a new •I em Los Angeles . Calif f o11 owmg rea d 1~ wo poe ms , For Loads of Family Funl l or 1:1 new · I ' h 1 d '"Eldorado " tumn bloom tng t\uwer s . mov le screen Program eons1st- 13 two-week visit here w1t re- an · . AI 1 11 dining room table ll wa• m ed of mtrodudwn or new moth- a\J\<CS and fnends m the area : The Btble study,,en~~sed, iven i u~e~s~o~f~v~io;;le,;,t_:w;;,''::."..'.."..le•r"='n")d ers and teachers and <mnounl'e· wl 11 h· here they were houseiLde or Freedom. 1. ld gTh $19.25 and ment of Open House Ret re!'; h- guests of !\.1r an d Mrs L·aw. by Mrs dl Jack edSatter the 1e commge I MCM1•186!10 1050 w•tt• $29.95 menb wen~ servL-d by the tea- renee Mtlhoan Mrs Heide~gott:!~~Psalesc~~~ 21 and 22 Orchers Its the fnrmer Gladys Hl gl~y ders rna be laced with Mrs. • Famou1 Sunbeam quality of Ru1land and Is a retired tea- T K yll Mp Edward • New textured Nflttlor om e y. rs S'L'RVED 1 • Tlp·over wfety switch I SPECIAL DAY 08 " ctwr Crooks or Mrs Fred Lew1s TONIGHT • Rftoac;t.bft handl• Layman's Day was obsen•et! l Weekend gut>sts of Mr and for the soup Ylhlch sells fur SO NOT OPEN at thr Mmersvl lle and Forest Mrs Thorn us Rue -A~ere her I cents and purchasers are askPLUS-C:onvtnlenl On ·Ofl Here's the formula . for ~~~~~ Sw1tch, bailed-on enamel fmlsh, Run Method1st churches Sunday ststcr and family, Mr and Mrs ; ed to lrave containers. The c\os-! d•c whole famil)' Will t:DJOJ. FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY compact slza-and It's east ort Take irrsh kunel , wt1h V1ctor Brown, rertJ~Ied Horold !Jov;man and sons.' Dan- ing prayer wa s given by Mrs. Pr•st.o •nd Mlrrom•tlc Oc:tober I S-16 ... Dudittl esuNI!IEAat pknty ol butter and sa~ d lat· speaker of the Mmers\itlle l n•· and Bnan or Oak Htll. C k "THE SWORD OF J .• roo s. 1 plug in your West eN All BABA" Also General Electric, church. as speaker. Mr and Mrs Ronald Mtller At the close of the meeting a • Generous 2 qt. sire automatic corn popper. 0 . II Church ' and chJ!dren, Ange Ia, Ron da, ' dessen course was served by (Technu•o lor ) Arvin and Manning 5haking or 1tirrin1 DCCfltl£t• At the Mmersv1 e • Heat resistant gla11 Peter !\-\ann. Jocelyn Lane, Kenneth Wiggins, conducted the I and Rebecca Add the corn • • : watch i& Bowman Portable have returned I the hostess to the above and Mrs Modern atyling, new presPeLer Whitney. coYer bum into mounwnt of ... Heaters "UP FROM THE BEACH"" devot1on~ and spec~al ~~~f~~~ from Ala ska 'where he has bel:!n i Richard vaughan, Mrs. Dal~: sure regulators. New cookmg • No •haklng, no stirring fy WhlteniM. Cliff Robt'rtson Red Butto~ s, by Rev. Wendell ' staltoned for the past three Walburn Charlotte Davidson guidei. $8.95 to $34.95 Irina Demu.:k. Brodenck Mrs. ChffDrd ohllltps,V~lrsm~er·\ years. They VISited enroute in Mrs. Ja~k Coleman and Eliza: I crawford. Shm Pickens. 4 ond 6 QUART SIZII bert Pugh and Mr \_ g~ J.<~ck Columbus w1th his parents, Mr. beth Blaettnar, Pomeroy, a - SUN.-MON.-TUES. --·I Alfred Y~allger . M~s N e l and Mrs. Doy le Miller and are j guest Oct. 17-18-19 I Curhs and Mrs Fre. e~~h ,I now VISI1 ing her parents, Mr. [ . "VON RYAN'S EXPRESS" conduclted ltheb d\~~tl~:v. ~ut- and Mrs Clarence Boyles and . Moderator Speab Wtth frank Sma.tra specra so O Y I family 10 Mtddleport. Follow , lii:i~~·n~d~T~r~ev-"oi:r:ll'"uw'"a'"r:diiiii:~~l=er.:...._........-_ __......-.. ing Ius leave here they will go On Laymen's Sunday I to Tappen. New York, where i Laymen's S~day was ob:er· he will be reassigned. . 1 ved at the 'tlltddle~ort . Ftrst BLUE LUSTRE CLEANS FINE Mr and Mrs Lawrence M1l- Baptist Church With Rtchard hoan and Mr. and Mrs Vernon : Sayre, moderator of the Rio CARPETS BEAUTIFULLY , Weber and family held a picnic Grande Association, the guest ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY outmg Sunday at Lake Hope. speaker. I Any make shampooer does a George Baker and Fred Hoff· I 1 B b H d • ' man were in charge of the serbetter job when you use ar ara en nx 1 vice. The Rev. Carver Wii- o., --· ' -I Around And I M Karr is New Country Ho'!"e rs. : About Middleoort Setting for Meetmg of Garden Club~ 1 8 et 40 Salon rl<:k~u~ ~~nt w~~i:.~ nt~. ~:· Jul~a at y ~r ·~~Fs~f oMn~s h~ea~l Mr~ !~a trea~urer's c:lu~bu·~h ~~~:r gra~~fat::~· dau~~~ Fran~lt~ a: ~nd\ or·~.:~. C:.~ci ~arlm ;~i~~e r::~s ~~th Setahrletsr.avMe~~ pr~ze VOL XVII Thor~· ~~adys M~owrey,E~~i~ ~~nkeJ~li~~~; ~~~~e~~ I 1 Church Women T Se/1 Soup Q , b 21 22 cto er - I &\~at___ "' ELECTRIC HEATER I Wrec k VlChm •• WF JV Of Lelart Area I popco!'J I 1 0 • I ar y PRESSURE PANS I 1 Clean Three 9x:12 Rugs For Only 4· OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 I 1 1 1 BLUEWSTRE Birtllduv Honored ·woRK hams, pastor of the Pomeroy - Litlle Miss Barbara Jean First Baptist Church, presentHendnx, of Syracuse was hon- ed the message Sunday even1 ored wilh a party on her first 1 ing. btrthday, Sepl 25, by her par-i DAUGHTER BORN ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ffi:lnklin Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ray MilHendrix ler or Dunkirk, Ind. are announ- 1 Others present were Mrs. cmg the birth of a daughter Soot and upright otyleo. Walter Smtih, her grandmother, September 24. The baby, weigh· \ IAom woven fibre and vinyl of Hartford ; Mrs. Don James ing five pounds and fllteen covered hampen. Pink, and seven children of Clifton; ounces, has been named MeJis- I White, Char<:oal, Sandll~~ Mr. and Mrs Hobert Smtth and sa Rae Grandparent<> are Mr. wood, Blue aud Early Amen.. ', Lhree chi ldren of Point Plea-\ and Mrs. Fred Miller cf Defi- oan styles. sanl; Mrs. David Smith and Iance and Judge and Mrs. John two chtldren of Mason; Mrs. I Howell of GallipoUs. Mrs. Mil- 1 1 1Malcolm Guinther and children ler i.s the former Judy Chase Cecil asd Darlene Duncan; Mr. 1of Rutland. Judge and Mr~. and Mrs Troy Zwilling, Syra- Howell have returned to thetr · cuse. ' home in Gallipolis from D~n­ Sendmg gifts were, Mrs. Ber- kirk where they have. been VJStha Marlow of Hammond, Iud., iting the Mlller fam1ly. • Self-cleaning, good I Mrs Eleanor Logan and Bar· 1 hiding, great ooverage, bar~ of Pomeroy and Harry Joe ; of decorated cake, ice cream Smith of Hartford. Refreshments and punch were served. REDMON ClOTHES HAMPERS I 1 Water repellent leather upper, "Sweat-Proof" SPORT ftexible split leather !mole, c:ushion orepo wedge construCtion for extta comfort and longer wear. It's the best. Jt'a a !ted Wing. :" ,1rN REa ~ ~'\TI'>:Y~ ..,,., . ;+. f ~1#'.,'1#- ,f-V' i,11:M. {j . • CARAVELLEa is made like an expensive watch. IALLON ~----- E:J-3 crofted for corn orl an~ perfor111anc•. :-::;.? IMPORTED DUTCH BULBS NOW I HOOVER Portablollok CGifGIIIId ~-itlee HOUSE PAINT : IOio, (loodycar wch nail-leso .• Craftsman BUY P1int Nowl WESTMORELAND MILK GWS Just received a big shipment! Reproductions of Early American Glassware. Headquarters for the ~ plete line of HoO"ver Appliances. Fry Pans, Toasters, l>"'oor Polishers, Ste_am lro~s, Percolators, Electi'IC ShClng Knives. Rubbermaid, BectangUlar DishPan 1.IES w 0 havt your sizo and width. ~· COM£ IN AND TRY ON A PAIR Big Saving• On Fomouo A Complete line of Work Shoes For Men Featuring ••• RED WING- STAR BRANDWOLVERINE -ACME w•••~ plnldnf ,...,,. Yet it's only $10.95. That's bealuse Bulova waited years until they could make a good $10.95 watch.. One with a jeweled-lever movement, liKdu1W. pt0CH1 CARAV ELLE'111•-" .._ •rotioll • ., .u ftlwla. lltht • 1 .....,. Cho• th.t •In thot wltJ J!l' ~;~ Be Thrifty! Alw•ys S•v• auhlon• obtna, unbrtakab'- mainsprina, precision fitted pertl. Awatch tMt's shotk·MIItlnt. end waterproof'. too. The rKUit 11 the eer.vane by Butova. A very expensive watch fot onl)l $10.95. Pint chtMea tf el wht . . for f~o~n 't; huhlen. THfh ,.rfedly . .•h•d t., fhot OSAUNI Hll ... .... JJtH, 1W', r• • lrtll • . ~· Fry Pans. Saucep•ns. Saucepots, Griddles, TeakeHias. Gleaming stainless steel with copper bottoms. Black bakelite handles. .....<9. ~~-wan,IIIDJI. bowl • Pita mully iD .....wd oiDkbawl .........t2H'' d....,1UH" .. '""' tPre"nDW Your S•lesllps From ... of au~!='J~~.:!a'" ELBERFELDS IN $6.69 forthe=:-m•nd SHOP THURSDAY ALL, DAY TIL s;oo P.M. l:~:"~·:"~o:w~::~~:.--~......:::::.......~~~~--~----------------~------~ Block Hendl" llotvtor t I : . - ~ ~ .... .........,............. Thomas Michael Bowles, 39, Salem-st, Rutland, died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound Wednt!Moiy about 4 p.IJI. in Rutland. . . . Meigs County Coroner Henry Ewmg, Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach and Rutland Marshal John Tillis were called to the scene after Mr. Bowles was found dead qe. ' side his pick-up truck. " The deceased, a distributor land his grandparents, Mr. and for the Athens Messenger, had Mrs. Thomas Smith, Columbul. been shot m the nght temple Funeral services will be Satwith a .22 pistol, officials said. ur<t.ly at 2 p. m. at the 01all Mr. Bowles was a veteran of Funeral home m RutlaDd. World War II and the Korean Graveside services will be beJel War He had been dJSCharged at the Temple cemetery 1.1 from the Army about a year Carpenter with the Rutland Leo ago after servmg 15 years. j gion Post m charge. Fr1end1 Surviving are his mother, may call at the tbase Funeral Jenny Bowles of Rutland; a Home Fr1day and until the &iat brother, Charles of Columbus, 1of services on Saturday. WORLD '5!! 1 Veteran Dies of Gunshot H dh SAIGON IUPI) - Two batta· lions of hard · core Viet Cong guerriiJas killed or wounded scores of Vietnamese government rangers Wednesday night in all-out lighting in the MeCRAWFORDVILLE, GA. _ kong De.llll soulh of Saigon, a Lowell U. S. mthtary spokesman re- , I'''!'"'I!,!. I, t State Pollee Chief Conner Wednesday night per· ported today. aded the '"black knights'" of A small team of American su advisers accomapoying the tho Ku Klux Klan toleave town 500 VIetnamese troosp also. in ~n effort to relteve ractal suffered heavy eaaualtie•. A tenston. Vietnamese photographer lor · Negro leaders, ln the mean- tbe Associated Preas was killtime, told a federal court at ed earlier In tbe actlob. Augusta that Negroes would The battle took place about "slop that football scrimmage II miles south of Can Tho and with the troopers every morn- Jnvolved 500 government troops ing." They referred to attempts and an estimate 1,000 V1e_t to board buses carrying white Cong. The number of Amenstudents to segregated schools. cans with the Vietnamese bat"We will picket instead," said tahon was not disclosed. CalviD Turner local leader nf The government forces werej drive to dese{regate Talia(er- on a major sweep of Commuro County public achools. nist - dominated delta country · wh1ch began early Wednesday. KEY WEST, FLA. - FORE- 1About I p. m., the Commu- ~ h easts of more stormy weather nisls attacked in force, inflict~ ' at 1ea promlsed to bottle up for ing scores of casualties. a ~and day today the •mall , The U. S. spokesman said the boat thuttle of Cuban refugees ranger battalion was still m to Jreedom. ftgh!tng shape and the opera· tion was continuing. The weather bureau predict· ed winds up to 25 miles an hour and rough seas in the 110-mile· wide Florida Strait& between the Florida Keys and CUbs. The Coast Guard reported it had no aS Offfief )'<J!Orl of small boats leavtng • lite embarkation port at Camartq, Cuba, bound lor this country 1if<!e Tuesday night. CORN POPPEl MEIGS THEATRE ·-- •,'" ' " FIVE CENTS · THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1965 the 3qt. MIXING BOWL CORNING WARE POMEROY OHIO . -MIOOI.EPORT. ' VietCong Stainless Ste " at \ NO. 151 •----.~ Rangers Hit I I enttne ·j I ~ • • oct I I prg~ t t;;:~l:; :"~!~s c:'u~; c:ls~~~. ~rt~e:~~~t"~-1 r:r~~r,a ~~~r:o ·~ ~~:~ C~l~:b~:· :,:,::;:ded~ I Mr~r ~~a :::be. ~~rdm·~~..\':er, At Home of Mrs Gemma Case• "til host~s:taondrs Um'f N0. 110 Meets• I - - - - - ' -- • '~ of" I·". .•• . .i.~ .~r ' ·- �. .. ~ 1 F t Book ~il th f !,Or wes ern I ac . ds pports' Cites Ohio .BoaJ' U '"' " ':.tonsolidation As LaO'o-ard --~ I I 1 ~ d I i t I I recently were 1Mr.MurlandCalaway Mrs. Verlin Peck, Mar· Bashan stra Denise And Junior and Bro· ,' and dy 'Knapp of coJumb~s Mr. I Mrs. Leon Woodr~, Rick Society News Ca rpcnlCf s0Cl3. I NCws 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 .. ()(,t. 14, 1965 \ Kathy and R<lndy, and Mr. and Mrs. James Petty and family CATION 1~ EAST and KathY Stewart of McArth· Mr~ A. H. Bailey M VA Laura Krebs and Mrs. ur, and !.lr. an~ Mrs. Rolland Mr. J. D. Phillips of Austin, M r;. Holcomb local Mrs. Crabtree of Albany Rl. 1. Tex., spent a couple of day• 1 btl h Swisher ;nd Atr. Weekend i\lests at the VIctor and Grover Loco! COLUMBUS iUPlJ - T . e Mrs Andrew Cottrill of a • ' Perry home included Miss Mel· L ther .l"rfend ond IOnS :.,, 1 R~~ ;~d Ed~catton cliff ~pent several days ;a-1ame McComas a -pa~e tiomng in easlern states. ey 1Mr and Mrs ;~~eR:~~m~!Jiard 1Hospital NewS 1endMrs.Mrs.Nelbe Joe Carsey. Clay Is nking her home at the c:ounty home lor the winter. Mrs. Katie Wlllon bu returned to her home and Is much bnproved: end Ray .Wilson spent a week :.th h!s ~rgh:, Maxine Rob:: m d ~m 0 and .Jr., Calumbus 'fi- lho Clarka and tbe Robert Alkires F 8r"::.taon~·Terey, --------ENTERED HOSPITAL Rhodes Turns Down Offer as Co • • mnusstoner . tf Persons entering Holzer Hospltal during the past 24 hours were: Howard S. Hardway· 90 COLUMBUS (UP() - A C.. cedar St.; Mrs. Rnbert E. lumbus newspepe!' (The Cltl· 1 C:'i ~~~:~A;:;; :--r-:.•1) ;::.tedAtod;i'~: . L E;an Scott o do . an rtuni!J to '" l'ht Northwestern Scltool Board Wednesday mght , Oiuo Council for of Albany, and~ ape~~· S:J~'lY lfternoon witb ~~' ~~~:: Eidon J Gites' :rn~~ forop:e post of fU lng . Bob Jones and Allct Capt- SWUII)'. • • • it dl' 1 meetmg en-liOCE~ has .-eleased Oo~sed t~e s~~~~osed ('On~ohda- " fad book" in wh1ch tt claJms; were Jn Gettysburg, Pa., Balti-1fa~ily Dayto~. ~ ~;· Mn. Guy Bal-. bullt 1 'll'l8b bGuse RL l, Palri~ MriRt oas:~ CXImmissloner o~ basebaU. on of five MrJgs Cmm ty iOhm is laggmg far b_ehmd the l more. Md., Washington, D. C., , ' . rt . acuse.Worle)' Davll and etlltr lor Cllrenct Bast- Garllc, Jr:, wet ~~ Llo 'lbe Scripps~ Howard neWS< ~ h001 d' 1 lets bv 8 3•2 vote nallonal paCi! In prov1dlng edu· and Norfolk and Vtrgima Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Jan Pickett ol of~~ and Mrs Jt. man. Jesse Lew11, He~so • paper aald lhe oller wu mada ., c lS r f.esented to cahonal opportunitieS for elem•l Va. They took tours and view- Dayton visited her parents, Mr. er nd Pent Mr. ,d Mrt. Jl'ruk Landak- C. Fox, CUfton; WU4 ' b Columbua financier John W. {1A "'t'~~~~·~;o~s~d ,·oo:;ohda·l entary and h1gh school pupils. ed many interesting sights. and Mrs. Eldon Markln8, Harrl· :~aylr~ and• Mrs~ M- or ctilled on Mr. IIIII Mrs. Web- Balke, Ashton; Mrs ..!;~ d:Jbreatb owner ol the Pitto~';;,;'~scd 'every voter 10 vole The OCE 1ssuedlhe book 1 ~ : ATTENDS CONVENTION , sonville Route and hlo mother, 'fit a1tte~ and l;...uly, · borWood,MaoPid<tltandl.ena L. Halbdy, Pl. Ple:.m: CuU burgh P~atM. fo CUnt Orr speot Weill rtclbtiJ, berly Clarkt Pt. PJe , Y 1datiOn and urged par- 1support 1ts campaign for pas 1 Mrs. Kenneth Crabtree, Spec- Mrs. Laura Krebs, local, 011 Mr n::!~ Mr ond Mra. Sever~! from heN to R. Nelaoll, Rutland; Mrs. ~ Galbreath and Detroit '11aer • r '"";" ;, dents to give full 1soge ot Issue No I 10 the Nov. Ia! Edueat1on teac her m Albany Sunday and Monday. ~ts 0 ulh tall to merge 12 election. The liSUe would m· 1 school allended the convention The Carpenter Baptist CbW'cl1 an a ' the formlt ~ ren R. Crabtree, Rt. !, President John W. Petzer comp~t ~ e ·al Sa l•sbury crease the state sale.. tax b• 1. and became a member of the youth group met at tbe home 8: ~-::...~ Baker B.ilenhowtr wbB bt wu Hill; Mra. Robert Crawf~, prise a screenJng commJttee ~o~l.w~:rd L~aJ and Pom· ! per cen.t with the money gomg :Ohm Tfl· chers or Slow Learn- of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fr1- ot Co.lumbus 1 t 1 weekend at Atheal. Oak Inll; Hershel Pancake, ·• choosing.potenUal ~SSOI'I to and Middleporl Eexempt·l to pubil< schools. lh lers held at Neil House, Colum· tey on Sunday evening. Donnie their homa :and wltb Milo Jrootoo: Mra. Hoover B. Ford Frick, who u scheduled ,.oyVill School DiStricts The book ~tales Ohio . 1 ~ he bus, October 2. Guest speaker Cheadle had the program. Pres- M Dol LODOI '1'0 MEET Ripley, W. Va.; Mrs.. a to retire as soon as a succe.. OON \:ge·Lern·s board wa! the Slldh wealthle~l sta~~ ~n ~helwas Mr. John W. Melcher, As- ent were Linda Queen, Diane ~rs eftuth Molar and dluaht- 1\e rep1at mtetlq of Eldrid&t, Rt. 1, Jat~i Mrs. sor la chosea. llsto~f ~e: five school dlslncts nal!t~n r b~~ t~~.~:r:s~r i~hous~ SistanL State Supt. of Publ.ic ln· j Tolley. Charles and Helen ]er of Clinton visited her parent~ ~ ~W Harold R. ~urDJ, 'nte report said Rhodes eono mvolved lo endorse the pro· I num c 35 h in the aver· structlon In the stale of Wlsc~n- Hart, Donna. Stout, Ronda and Mr. and Mrs. Hermu Canon. It I AU llltiDbel1 Mrs. John . . !ldertd the jOO "appeallq'' bul posuL All othen were unam- and s~ull~~~~ oft students per I si n. Mrs. Crabtr.eP sccompamed l Jenny Whittington, 'lt!ad Dye, I Mr. and Mra. Leo Eddy and urpd pio ':t~ea~~. art -:.~· felt he was obligated k:l earry mous ~:~ge 24th m average Mr:~. Evelyn Shff and Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. Rer Cheadle, Don- son Jimmie Wooster lpenl a Dwvuu, , out the program on wblch ha . AU~ndmg were Duane Stan- I clasj:roum,l . d 4tit h in per I E Household er' Specal Educa- nle, Kathy and Rexle. BOd w~end with Mr. and Mn. LOCAL TDfPS liD. Oak IWI; Mn. Larry was elected in 19G He ll also loy Eugene llolhda)' Hiram ' teacht•l sa :cmdo<t <Jn of state I tum teachers in the Athens Ci- , Mrs. Clarence Fraley, Carol and Ralph Ballard and family lod Tbt ,__ tur ,_ p Pmar Jacksoni WiWam E. eonstdered a sure ~t to nm faa • · expen 1 ure h t 1 Michael Wbl --..:1 r.-z.. -.,-1 t u1 orne- S&ron~r Rt 1 waverly. 1 capita Sl.awte-r, Robert Snowden, Jom fnnd!i ror support <'1f elrmentary ty Sc oo1 sysem. BEL Mr. Grover te auu IN& ... roy'l bualnea d1strld llll · 45 ..., · ' reelecti<lliD. November. 1966. C.loell FXt·CLJiiv Head Don d education PLANS FESTIVAL STORK SHOWER D Mr. and Mrs. Worden <tur1 todiJ · BIRTllll McKen~ie 'and Clerk William and secon ary · ! The Mothers Club of the Relatives gathered at the called ,n Mr. and Mra. R1c:bo ::· : : 11 dqrtel, un. Hobst.rtler. ' REMINDED I ColumbJa Elementary school home ol Mr. and Ml'l. Dale ard Gaul and lamlly of Ghelllllllly · Mrs. B. Lewlo Sayre, UNIT CALLED ----. 1 1 d · ,,,roll , meet a Ihe sehoul nn Fnday I Stansb1~ry on Saturday eveDinJ ter .Uie, w. va., daughter, 7:50 a. 'nle Mldd)eport E·R lqUBd · f Cl S b · 1. Persons . th merese E ·onm emu !>e· , evenin~. Plans were made or a · to hor1or Mn. atr tans ury Arvil Holter and VirtU 'Walk· m Wednesday· Mrs. Harold wnl!i summoned a1 10'" :iJO am. . 11 m~ InOhio cUnivers .xlensl • 17 tod ay for Lloyd Fox, CliltOD, J · from ity for ha~. · Fall F'eslival lo be he ld a t tl.1e oI Grovepo rt WI'th a 8hower. er attended a recent farm tel· • ef Burns, WIlk'eevIlle, son,": krthall and football offiri;ltinP, !s('hoo l, Fnday. Oct. 22, w1th Those ~resent wel'fl Mr. and ence revlew at Columbua. _ . p. m. wednesday. •ho waa nportedly W. 1 ~ d · t da to (1 \ iserving to slarl at 6 p. m. The P..rs. Manon McClure and Mra. Mr. and Mn. Herm.sn ~ CSCf\'eS ! wcr~ ~rg; .tgatnlln~ .,: 1 P m regular r.,ture< of the country ' Wilda Brogan, Dexter; Mr. and 111n called on Mr. and llirl . .J1tno 01... IHdlap - GalliDlSCBARGED 1 1 'ih'nl e, lr~w~~~~ddle' rt Hl t,: h store. movie ~md other ent~r- Mr .. and Mrs. Bruce Davls and lor Q..l·IIOD and famUy, Cool· poU. Dam 12.2, 12.8, nmnln,: 4 Mrs. John E. Armstrong, (Conr\nut'l' rrom p.'lll:t' I) tonrght at J)O tninment "'·ill be hPld along Wlth Davrd, Rutland, Mr. aDd Mrs. j ville. feet OD rollerl, w. Bats 1 Mrs. ·Damon ol.hf'r problems thnt :1rP li l;rly ~lmol. __ the supper. Present for lhe j Jerry Stansbury and dt.ughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard 21.T1, pt, Pleasant Grow, Mrl. Rl.lBiell L. IDtreaslllg ~loadtne11, Mt n to arisP . . . ,. n'cxl ,J une. ml'ding were Mrs. Kenneth El- Columbus; Mrs. Wanda Turner and family, Grover White IDd 0.88, Kalllwba Falla 1M, Mra. Milton L. Morgan, cool Thursday Dl&ht, low Ia till Tht> increa se m trammg s de- 1 'OIUMB U~ (lip]) _ 0 hi 0 lis, Mrs. Lan'rn Jordan, Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stans· Dotll and Mrs. A. H. Ba.ilty at- lestoa 18.12. Lobdon, lal MullineaUI· ll, Mra. 401. M011tly cloady, ltUie temsignrd tn en;~ hlP the s!· lPctrrl wi(l.l s·~pplv a:za 4 Army Nalioniil Ht>x Cheadle, Mrs. Jac~ All- bury , Reynoldsburg; Mr. and temled church at Danville last IDd Wlnfteld daml were on li1>m PeUery, Wayne A. Friday. force to be ~np:1blt'_ ot gmn~ t;uArd~m(:n and Re servi sts, man. Mrs. G A. Radekm , Mrs. Mrs. R. S. Turner, Mr. ~nd Sunday. sUlJ. Don G. Swick, Mrs. in to combat w11hm ('l ~ht wPek~ f ·tl 1 t ·n the m~tion to Leon1:1rd Brooks. Mrs. Robert , Mrs. Glen Cline, Mrs. Maxme Mr. and Mrs. Cal Orr ealled .... MoveJBMta: HartiDger Harold v. FIRST 4lr bein~ ('a !It'd to ad1ve duty . ~~~~ ~el!:~~d~ ~·ivilmn milir'ary : Hod)!;e. Mrs. Alfrrd WHish, Haning and Miss Laura Prlce, 10D the Clint Orr family. Ohio River - Lunga Mrl. Edw'ant R. Sorrell. QUALITY should Lht'y be m'Eiilt'd. It I\ ill force 10 be readiPd fo! poss ible Mrs. (~ene Jdfl'rs. Mrs. Gran- I local, and the honored guest and Cilnt Orr who iJ employed 41WD 13, e:45 p. m.: Johu J. p Hillard Dwight A. REGULAR_ ' take somP. lime. lio·"'"v:,~· .. be·. Sl'n·in· ill \'iel Nam. ville Stout. Mrs. Clay Jord~n, Ifamily, Mr. and Mrs. Clair at ~lumbua spent 1 weekend Rowe down 14, 5: ~ a. m.j Re- Mrs. Paul E. Hanshaw, ""'·:I Certified Oil Station fore the unitS mvltl l I'd ,\ill bt Ohin·s 37th Infnntrv Guard Mrs Fr;mk Stu ltz. Mrs. (,ay ' Stansbury and daughters, at his home bert. llllble down 151 lO.fD p. m.; St. Franklin D Rlcbard.soo and W, Molnlt. expe~ted to altJm Hi lS level oJ Di•:1.-.:\nn will' ronlriliu l<' 6.:m .Johnson. Mrs, Willi am Lawson, ' Groveport. Mary's up 17, 1:30 P.m.; Jerry fani son. ' rendmess. _ _ mL•n to the tx-crPd • up rest•rvc '1rs. Edw~ud Cocn. '1r. John CELEBRATION HELD Bolworth up 17, 1:45 p. m.; l,;;~~=======iiii \\" '~> ~trt':-:sulg tha t no derl· Ioree and r~·~~·rv(' un il:~ artJUnd Snediger, ~:~nd Mr. Mt~ryl Houd- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly Charlel stevenson up 18· 5 a. 1]were hosts to all members of sk" :1' bt>en nwde m! ,"lw lllt-r Ihe q:1tr v.'ill supply 1.957. 'YW m.; Andrew Calhoun up 18, 1ash('ldt. the tQrce w11l evt•nt u<.~:l~· . bE' Thr l:im-·s!. s\11gle unit i:ll'fPct·: NOTF..S OF INTEREST their family at their home on 8:40 1. m.; Southern up 19, rall1'd tu act1ve dul:r. Mc~<~ 111 ' 1 1,d m llw buildup was the Nat· Mrs. nruzill a Woodrum . AI- Sunday for a reunion and to 4:40 • . m.i Peuy Doney ra hRs said ht> hmw" 11 r':m hi; t1unal t;uJrd's J07tt> Armored bany, who formerly lived here, ! honor the birlhday of Mrs. Gil11, t:!5 I, Dl.; A. J. Patten ready for use by the Pnd 0 (';m1lry H~>giment headqu:1rter· spent a week with Mr. and I Jogly and olher members of II, 8:50 L m.; R. G. West - l'd in ('IP\'el;mrl with unih in Mrs. Ne_v Carpenter. On•Friday, i the group. Of special interegt By A¥1 Gilkey 21,1:1) 1. m.; Pollywog' up Akron. CHnlon and Toledo. . Mrs. Wondrum, wl10 is ill. en· wss the fact that all children Mr. and Mrs. Charles Joneo 1:10 1. m.; Bob Benter down · The :Jffp(·ted. tmrts wll~ begm , tered Gallipolis Medical Center' gnmdchildren and great grand· and l:aurel spent a weet end 23, 11 p. m.; Eaao Pennsylvania DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF ']to d1•uhle lh~>1r patd dnll per· fur observation and l rPHtment. 1i!hildren were present for the in ZaneHviJie. down 23, 5 1. m.: tbristlna H.' MEIGS·MASON AREA iods ~t CJ rti.w~ nl'Xt. :nnnth In 111:- 1 Billy Lyons, son of Mr. ~nd affair. The forty who attended tdMr. "1\d Mn. Guy Bolin Yislt- down 21', 1:10 1 . m.; Gtorae IJrnoJe lhetr rondltmn of readl· ,I Mrs". Granv1'lle L1·ons Mr. l:l:nM6 and Ml'l. Elu McCaU 8 Prtee don 23 ' 1 I • m••• Allee \ III~I'Uitd 5 . Owllfl, I'Ublll~t-r ' • • <111d Rich- I· ·lnci"d~ u 1::\1 Mr • and Mrs • Elba Me- recent chn''" hnMtuu. lc~ttor llt':';.'l . Tht>v al:-;n will be author· · ard Spurlock son ci Mr. ;md Mr Knight and Sharon Mr. and ~·-Y· up Greenup 10 p, m.' Mark M. FRI. I. SAT., OCT. 15 I. 16 su~~~~·t;;v" ,.~;·~·;nl;u:;~~:~~ t':~_;;:f.' izt•d 100 per C(·nt strength and 1'. J'. Spur10:k, arf both E'nrDH- ! Mrs. Roger McKnight, Danny Mr. and Mn. Frank LaDdak- Up Greenup 10 :50 p. ~-; Valley 1 "~ , ·,,mP" "'· 11 u \t ..~ 1 '~"',. ,.,. t·on• ·eqtupm··· Lo the l"d tR io Grande College maj- Terr)' II of Columbus· Mr d er of Woodrow, Colo., IIIXI Ava Transporter up Greenup ! ·SS a ero~. f) \uu. 4~'fflll 1'\u ~•n r•• II f r. r_~' • ·o t"nm pared I t e lth a ' Gilkey were recent dinner . . ph~n"' w., ~·215fi t:riltori• l ~~.-.oe 1' ' ' pre<::enl 6 Jlf'r cen . 5 r ng .::.rlng in Education. Both young George McKight, Rebecc and . m.: Charles K. down Greenup : :!1;.; · m~ 80 1'1''. '1' nl t'flii iPntP!l t • . ruesta in of Alba the Cllotob Gilkey 3:40 8. m.; Buceye k St at1 Up - f:nu·ffi:l ~~ mon<1 ~1an matJ,n.ct · ' ·, . .. men were reared 1D th1s com· · 'T'erry,allofColumbus;Mr. and family 1 m .l"~l "' ,.,~ P""' nfln·~ ·· ' .... ,,..,.,!\, Otlwr ~altona Guard umt s mlmitv and l:lre well known here., Mrs Ralph Frazier Susan Dan- Ho ny, Greenup 6:40 a. m.· Valvollne un'o a r •(I hv lhr DeFf'n~e Depart· · · ' ' ward BoJio of Akron vil.lt· ' VALUES TO 1.49 YARD ~A!Inn~l d\'P•·t1• 1 n~ r.. pc.o•nhll\'11' n 1 ' 1 . . . The \'ernon Perry (am ih· or ' ny and Jerry Gallipolis· Mr. A..:l th G Boll down Meldahl 1:50 p m.. New Hnnin"l' K • m~;oJL In•· . t4 :t IA'X HI~ m"nl werP I lie l l~t h l r<t llSP!If· ' • I . . I . ' ' "Q e uy Dl recently. Or! M dahl ' 1 Firat quality fabrics in l ou ....... 'il!\0' ~~~r k ('i 1. ·"""' , . It· ·I H ad uart· I!Ji hards. sp!O'nt a week end here , aod Mrs. Cee1l Gillogly and ch1i· Mrs. 'ack Clark aula•-... , 1 ea111 down el 11 p.m. ; lurll . . t;H~om ctll.ti0\1 e (I · t 1·· II · :-.1 Z II • d A h · Mr d M I.QI • 1'1. Allied • Ashland GOW M Jdlhl H to 46 ineb wldths. 11 ~ necrlroHon r~t~• Drh1Ptrd "• • . 1 . d . \fddletown with w1t 1 11s mo 1e1, · rs. e a ren, t ens, . an rll. Betty Gilkey Middle!f!Ort with n e 1 1 1 111 1 1 Good Vlriety eOlori and ! ;rnk~ro~·, . :~.:~~~~a~, 1~·,,;,n..'·~~~· ~.~ ~:~s 111 ~·~1sf'an~n 11 ; 1 , J!,/llrd La;hl P(·rry_ . . ' Paul {;aston, Leah, Lois, and her fall clea~lng. 11~55 p, mm.; Walter Beckjord 11::1~~ stnJ;net nH ...~ sL.~ML .;~ T u<k t'o at ~at 11n with 174 Ell·:n Hol land ass1sl rd m the Joe, Albany: Mr. and Mrs. Ar· , Mr. and Mrl Clinton Gl' lke down Meldabl5:45 a, m.: West-1 Plttemt. Now ---------•·w n lh•. 171111· lhr~ .. " '" "'I" ~.1'" 1 ll v r · r, . I M ' ' Y down Mel,.•I.J 1M -.1o 1nr 11 n., 1e' "''hrre ,.,,n,·r 'P"''~ mPn. , Krebs !,t•n(•ra l stQrt': ~'>hie \.lrs . . thur Crabtree. Mr. and rs. of Albany spent an ev!"ning with em u.~1 : oro~ I, m. ' ;~"~,~~~~·~ah.~~.~ ,"~~u i;'~" ·~·.~ ,, !l~, 0 ,,~.~-~ Erght :\rmy R!'~l'f\'E' unlt~ Krehs v:H·al itmPd wllh rt•la tiVl'S : Carl Crabtree and Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lee and GaUipolill Dam - Semet down 1 !105?"' Thn·•· '" " ' 11". J. .. ilu \\ l" t' pitkt'rl r tht• ~1Pp pt>d · 1 in 1lre. t•:1s1. . . • . . M.r. and Mrs. lltlrold Gillogly· showed films taken in Arizona 1~25 ~· IJ!·; Solvay down 9:20 ] 1 p, m., M111 Susan d~ ll p. up tm ining 'l'lwy were · A b 1 r 1hdo~ y <elt hr::.~ 1 1on was V1cky and Bru<'e, Mr. aud Mr!l. and New Mexico. Th~ 2~!11 h \•i l\tan l nlt:'IJ i~en<"E' he ld <tl tilt• home of Mr. and , John D. Gillogly and Mark and Mr. ari Mrs. Paul Stelnmet2 m.; Sam Houttoo down 11:30 Oct"'''"nenl 32 men. Sharon· ' Mrs. Hon nte Scoll, New M"sh· the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Fern and childreo are ,...sll of Mr. 1. m.; J. S. Lewio up 2:115 a m.: Singer Seles & Service McCall's Pattern1 :Mritutt I out! k'd Jackets Face Logan Shorthanded by Injury, Illness .J: :.er:'d 1 BY DAVE RICE nate sophomore and defensive be has one of bis best quarter. The Logan Chieftains come to safety Mark TaonehUI was Of· backs ever in John Gasser (174 Middleport Friday night where dered to bed for two days-with Sr.) He is in his third year as they are. lavored to knock ofl o more football WJtil at Ieast a r~, having played slot the smaller and crippled Yel-l next week- with kidney infec- back m his ftrst year and Quarlow Jacllets. lion. Aod also Wednesday af· terback last year. He Is consitJ. ternoon Senior end Gary Sto- ered the best runner in the The Chieftains, who have had bart w~nt home sfck and ,... gan backlield. Gasser led perloct records the last two sea· unable to practice. He may or SEOAL in scoring last year. sons, were •booting for leas- may not be available Friday Only three other boys on ue record. of li held by Middle- Dight. year's squad of 51 players port (Which dat.. back to said Ashley W~sday night: starters last year, They are 1936), until they were beaten by "I don't know who we will put Courter (T, 217. Sr.), D l c the . Galbpohs Blue Devlls 22- in the breach yet." IFoxx (Defensive end, 165 20 1" thetr second league game Legan Coacb Mel Adams feels and Loyd Simmons (T, 240 Sr. I =-.:: :..ank:tilard • d Organize . ftj I news . R of the season. 1 sonnet because o1 sickness and N. D. State is Leading Nation VIII<- . OJ'Hr Our bttf qu•lity ltrvice l lw 31Jst fi<·ld 011 Sunday for hi! grand· Gi llogly. al Sac·' •sk)" 911rd IJ,·;n,u·e 84 yms old that day. • durin~ I to. 185 mf'n. at St. Mary's: Visil \ng the Wf'l"kf'nd 't:Grd ()· "'1Pr mm;lrr Battalion. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. i 1 DAY SERVICE "'" men . at Clevrl:md . Chilli- Le• i< Smith and dnughler, ~···I ON ReQUEST - 9111n~ ~:n,nm·er l c:m R. H. Boaworth 11 up 2:55 AJ£ d re Society News , 1. . m.; L. Fieort up l:lS a. m.; Mr. lnd Mr.. Clair Woode Steel Trader up 1:211 1 . m. noon. ~nni WY 2·2284 115 yds I OHIO --:Dwt::·~·~·~L~::::::::::::::;::::..J ' FULL' FAUCET 'FOBCE! .. - G.M.C. MASKS 29c up Not that we're 1nobl, mlnd you, but whe& it cornea to flllin& prucrlpUona, there's no •ublt!tute for quality. DECORATIONS OF ALL KINDS AT ... BLAETTNARS POMEROY, TRICK OR TREAT BAGS . . . Lorgo Sc CANDLES .. . , . , 10e KRAZY HATS ... 39e PAPER PARTY PLATES ... 8 for 29c CUPS I. NAPKINS CONFETTI 10c bog MASQUERADE WIGS . . . . ... 49c NOISE MAKERS !Oc TRICK OR TREAT BAGS . . . . 2S for 1Oc 0. s~'io - WY BEN- FRANKLIN s-1o --· -- -- . •)(. >Uy (.; • 2·3498 - ,• • ~.r.• 'JI,o'o",Y er. . When your doetor pre.crlbel next lime, depend on us to fill It accurate. ly. . Full dru11 •tol'l ..rvlce ••• pl'llcrlptlons •• , beauty-.lds • 1111.....a Phormocllts te ,S.rw you Swisher & Lohse t .. t 112 I. Moln • Pomeroy j ear .. * * PAINTING Cap ric·~ Custom Coupe-with a~ du sive formal roof Jine that comes on no other Chevrole t. SPECIAL! Rig. 6.95 Lowe Bros. Lotox Oullldt $5.75 Whit. _ _ gal. 4.95 Mot olcott Rtd $ Roof Paint .... 1--------...J GILMORE SUPPLY STORE the 1 Caprice Custom S•d•n-wlfll superb fioller elegance illsi<le illl<l ou~ Caprice Custom Wagon-'111!11 fine new lggk of lltlldo WOOd panehng on Sides illl<l ~atll. ' ~ Dacron· cotton for all·weather wear. -. . 1 ' Sunday, Oct. 17 Forlced Run Sportlmen's Club Jveryone Ia lnvlttd FOREMAN & ABBOn N. 2ND AVI. Wltal tlylel Wlla& &hrlcl WMteolenl WilaiY.Jael ' In 4:TOWd 10e11 tor this terrltle all- No wonder weather coat. The Dacron polyester • cotton fabl:lt · willa water and otain repellent t - you dry. Tbo •wfotclnl naw llyte keeps you looldnt tha Wl1 lite te tooli; beot. And the Allicator emblem oo the • Anew cholctt of superbly crafted Chevrolets above artnTest. And in the equally opulent Colllom Wfllllllll. and beyond anything else Ia the line. If this is your olfered in 2- or 3-seat models, )'Oil cau. mdlr Jear to move up, you jU$1 caa't move up to much tarpeting for the eargo area. ntON car than 1his. • Each model, with ita own specially tm"lon!d ..._ h!rytbing it takeo to mate a alSiinguisbed bmiry mon refinements, rides super Jet-smooth. And for iDo car bas gone into these - Caprice& . comparably smooth power, you ean opeei{y Chevro!et'a Beneath the formal atyq eloganee that sets the advanced Tur!Jo.Jet V8 in either a 396- Ill' 427-cMJio. Custom Coupe apart, for iDsfanoe, you'll find the rich- inch version. Some 200 eustom features are also t1fti1. - o f thick wall-to-wall earpe1ing, eomfort.<mltoured able, including front-seat headrests, .&M-F.MIIIaoud, -and the look <1. baud-rubbed walnnt on the inst.ru- a Tilt-telescopic steering wheeL Ddlt panel, glove eom~ 8lld inside door pane!a. The price of it all? Somewhat more,~ dum They're C118loot eara in Wfff1 aenae. In the Custout you•., used to paying for a Chevrolet, But Coupe, :roo ean order a liDel;y iDstrwmmted eottiKlle, surprisingly leM, as your dealer will happ~ tllllfinntoaether with new Strato-buebl: front 1011t& In the tban the aelect elass of fine cars lhCustom Sedan, anew Sllat:o-baek fnlnt at ia available new Caprioes invite eompat"ioon wil:ll wit.h buWt-type ~ ltlllll'llled bt a foid;ioWII ill Ml7 detai~ i.- See tile new '66 C!'~let, Chevtlle, Chevy D, Corvair & Corvette at your Chevrolet dealer's 10•· ':~~ ten. the world you're a man who knowa ·; ~t wh~n be see• one. An AID1ator 11 that will never let you down .in thil chan.111na ' w~r>L POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY It- MAIN sTREET PI:IONI, WV-IJ~'"' POMEROY . DOWNIE-GROSS, POMEROY .,,~\. ... . ...w.__ ....;....;_______________...________-:--.:::'~·~~~=t~~t~~...;~~; •' • I commentary for SHOT GUN MATCH .... POMEROY JUST 3 TO SELL !.................................,. I Rexall Drugs WY 2-2951 I 1 lhewish lreeyou world," New Football York Jet~:·~r:the:~;:l "I many Luebke years of said. sue- can cessful work in the best of day activated health." IKern Carson or san Diego 0 -·- A~ ---·th -.. ~·-- State and placed lullback CosII• •• mo lacsvaui of Princeton 011 "C111 1 pipe tobacco their tlll<i squad. cigatV/fe ftJillly taste PRETTf GOLFER mild?" JYORWALK, Conn. !UP!) Laura Ann Mcivor, o 17-year· Dear Smoker, old Florida junior goH c!Wnp- 1 "St kl , loa, hss been awarded the op as ng questtons. annual "Moot Beautiful Goller I Start smoking Half and of the Year" award from Half Cigarettee." Digest. a•t•auic ef wat.., ptts..re 5or badl OC' al'lo"Wtt Mrtt• lit4;'0 Pump aakt1 k pouiblo. Oa1, ••• -~.. pan. Stut4J. Saoodo Raalaa. Vl1Nal1y •ia1en.ance • I I • ............ ...., . .,...,,. _ Y.. c•• r•• BY CHEVROLET 150 20 They figure they have 84 42 Dodgers where they want them. : , - - - - - - - - - , 60 48 "I was sure we would I OtiOber 11 A Good Time 90 55 back on the beam when we · To Do Your Outside 3 2 0 64 32 ~ack to our own park," , Manager Sam Mele. "And we 2 3 0 58 74 2 3 0 37 69 did. Now Kaat wiU wrap it up I 4 0 16 72 for us." * coogratulations to formr Pres- color - ...obfl, wolllo doe dioiM• It doe . . . ria< ud ttill ""'' pl<"'Y NOW!• AWHOLE Nr1._, SERIES OF ULTRA• LUXURIOUS CHEVROlET$ I:. VI • $77·00 !dent Dwight D. Elsohower oo George Chuvalo • Ernie Terrell ' Ws 75th birthday. ' Heavyweight ftghl at Toronto uyou made a decisive contri· INov. 1. I boUon in a leading position to ' ACTIVATE CARSON the preservalinn and unity of NEW YORK (UPII - T b • Gigantic Display POMEROY, 0. Young Men's favorite coarl • BUICKS -... Phone 992·2774 EXCHANGE PROGRAM missioners' office share- $401,. 1 WASHINGTON !UP!) -Ten 400.41: club and leagues' • Pomeroy, 0, .. J apan !, WINGS INK (UPI) THREE_ The IJe. i, - $887.4tT1.71. it..,,...,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.=...,,ll US .. governors w.ill VISit DETROIT .------. Oct. 20 for the third annual ex· troll Red W"mgs have signed change program with governors Andy Bathgate, Bllly Harris of .Japanese prefectures, Fol· and Don McKenney to 1965 • 66 lowing lhelr talks m Japan, a N I' nsl H k Le ' State Department spokesman a JO oc ey ague con- I said Wednesday, they will visit tracts. . , South VIet Nam Nov. 5-ll at the Ali three playera were acqutr-~ invltaUon of U.S. Ambassador =.!~ Toronto durmg the off Henry Cabot Lodge. COLOR COMMENTARY : NEW YORK (UPI) - Foot. I CABLES CONGRATULATIONS Iball star Jbn Browo of the .BONN (UPI)-President Hen. Cleveland Browns has signed to rtch Luebke Wednesday cabled · do the close circuit television · 6 a. m.; Beaver down Win~let.dl Mike Williatnl 1:10: p. m.; E}Jertlltf a Sunday with Wlnfleld l :tli a . .n Helea Mr, and Mn. up Winfield . 3:23 a: m.; · Ellellnll IDd Terry, Bosworth up Winfield f:35 a.m. WE MIX WITH THE FINEST INGREDIENTS ONLY 5 0 0 4 1 0 4 1 o 4 1 0 Eoolne - - - I NOW ON DISPLAY 1 Crow'sSteak House Station MOWERS 3V.. H.P. 1 Charieo D. Woode Sunday liter- cy Jone LU<as down ~tr. • Oil $1.39 FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY Reg. 95.00 19" Deluxe Beach State r1) 53; 13. Northern Nelsonville .... 0 3 0 14 60 09 after taxes ; commissioner's Illinois 49:; 14. Northeast Okla· •Pomeroy .. ... 0 3 o 6 60 I office share - $54,266.50; clubs ·homa State 38; 15. Concordia, TOTALS 12 12 o ~1p 1l9 and leagues' shares - $305,Minn. 36: 16. Lamar Teeh (I) . FRIDAY'S GAME1 410.53. Six-game tolailt: Attend· 33; 17. St. Norbert .' 2) 211; II. Wellston at Gallipolis ance - 313,730; net receipts Bucknell 17; 19. (he) Massa- Pomeroy at Jackson $1,609,336.51 after taxes: playchusetts and Arkansas State 15. Athens at Nelsom•ille ers' share - $885,612.21 from · Logan at Middleport flrst four games only: com- W. SECOND POMEROY few minutes before and continuing through Thurs. · game lime of I p. m. (CST). day. well into lhe evening. ml land Sue of Pomeroy Yll- l.au•U Rlvf!l' ited h1s parentl, Mr. and Mn. Bruce up Marmet 5 a. m.; ~·nHte anrt I'~' .,,n· 111 1h. 2~1st r.y, were Mr. Wil! Combs, Cop- ' 1 noon. Tr ansporlalion Co., 186 men, at ley. Mr and Mr~. HHrold Dun-' Mr. and Mn. 1\1·ntnn ann 'hr (l\ Med ina . nnd J\.trs R . 1 . •• h of Belpre spent . ~ :ervl('es uo::ti!BR ere l her pare nts, Pomeroy Baltal mn. •ID1 mf'n, a1 Be 11 :mf' K. C. W~ 1~h and Aonn1e n1 I1ar- Oct.ev1vll p. rn. Rev. Cbe• 11 111 7 45 ann .\1H riPtta . nsunvliiP , and Mr. and . Mr!i~ . l.t'r Lemley iR evangelist. Millard Swartz . Denver Rawlings and Fteder-. Cl· F 11 od d N' Rob· . . k f Alb M R , ,1ra o r an ma . 1<' o lln,\'. rs. 0-msy ~w - inson .'l penl ! wet•kend in Alhl~ngs, who had spt!nt snmt ens with Mr. and Mrs. BUly llm t' With her brollli:'r, Mr ~~o!lrod 1:1l1d daughter. (nmhs, returned he~ In spend Mr . and Mn. Delbert Yost l thl:' wint.er with realti vto~: i and family !!pent 1 weekend j M.11ny htrmP.r.OJ from th l!l area with their parents, Mr. and Mn. all ended the Third Annual Farm · Harry ~u thrie and Mr. and Science Review In Columhus. IMrs. Tom Yost, and attended Mrs. Marth!! M;ays, Stra~b ur g t hurch here Sunday morning. 11nd Mrs. Roberta Parker of Mr. and Mrs. GerMid Swartz Bol i~·ar . vi~ l! ed with tlwir par- and famil \' of Marietbl visited ents . .\1r. and Mr s. r-iey Carpen- ~~ ... and ·Mn. Hobart Swartz ' t.er, a few da ys. and Mr . and Mrs. Clair Follrod Among those calling on ;\1rs. .and fa. 1ily on Sunday artern- , Robinson's Cleaners c; 0,. 111 oat 1; \o1t.· 1ill.'at Dt•t:whment. 123 nwn . father . J. K. Crabtree, who wa s a l. N. n. St. 1121 •5.(1) 264 Gallipolis ..... I 2. Mame 121 t4.(1) 193 p 3. Fla. AgM (3) (3.(1) 1881 omeroy "" · 4. San Diego St. tS) (3-l) 171 Wellston . .... S. Colo. West. II) 14.(1) Nelsonvtlle ... 6. Hofstra I'-01 119 SEOAL ONLy 7. Fresno St. <2) (2·1) 113' Team W. L. T. P OP FACTS - FIGURES 8. N. D. U. 15-0) 1110 Athens ....... 3 0 0 92 14 9. Los Ang. St. (I) 12-ll 82 Gallipolis ..... 2 I 0 52 26 MINNEAPOLIS • ST. 10. East Carolina !2·11 74 1Logan .... ... 2 l 0 68 35! tUPI)- Facts and figuues on . Jackson . .. . 2 1 0 26 261lhe 1965 World Senes (money) : Second 10 - tl Middle Ten· · Middleport .... 2 1 0 30 42 Sixth game; Attendance -: nessee State 12); 12. Long Wellston .... 1 2 o 31 40 49.578: net receipts - $361,177.· The Fabrie Shop FINISHING until with first place votes and won- Athens ....... lost records in parentheses: · Ja.ckson ... .... team Pointt Middleport .... Logan GROUP OF COTIONS SHIRT been drming ngoriously tor this "I might have both of them While a rain postponement · warm up before 1 decide which would be welcome to the Dodg----~--~ ~ers in order to give Koufax u~: y~e~ iU~!:ernatT.~a~ ALL GAMES STANDINGS three fuU days of rest, small collge football ratings ITeam W. L. T. POP Twino want no part ola FABRIC l BreodondCofhe Price lnclud• Colo Slow, French Frl• CLOSEOUT PR1a5 THE DAILY SENTINEl 1 ut.e wtn over Pomeroy 6-0 injuries this week lollowing the game as lhey know that Pomeroy game. . .. • I gan's defense IS one of the best. . dl • Iby Thethe Jackets led on oll•en~• I First came the neWll Moo- ' MINNEAPOLIS · ST. PAUL one to start, , sal'd AI ston. m small are Quarterhock day that 177 lb. senior tackle (UP!) - Southpaw Jim Kaatl eating he W<Juld rather pitch dy Moore 1140 lbs.) but Ken Harris would miss at least will try to pitch the M!nne-1 Koufax against the Twlns be-- seems to be all ann as he this week 's game with a whip- 1 sota Twins to their first World cause "They don't do so well one of the best passing percen·l losh neck injury. Series championship today, against Jeflhanded pitching." ~q.. in the SEOAL. weather permitting, but the fa· Either way, the oddsmakers 10.::-..i.=-....-==--""'il Then Tuesday subfull~ck .aDd vored Los Angeles Dodgers bave installed the Dodgers as 11 ~ard Sam H?O.d was Sidelmed were stumped whether to go favorites. U Drysdale pitches, Wtth a knee InJury from a. rt; with Sandy Koufax or Don Los Angeles is favored at 1:1-110 !I aerve . game that may ellml~ Drysdale for the blue . chip sev- and if it's Koufax on the mound :1 ON ALL nate him the rest of t~e season. enth game finale. the odds are 3-2 for the Dodg- . Then Wednesday rught alter·, Manager Walter Alston of the m. LAWN BOY Dodgers said he might not de- The lorecast called lor show· cide on which pitcher to start ers starting during the nig'ht Harrisoa·.!IIC NeWS Notes • WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY 28"9 . Y EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, ° Kaat Choi"ce to·Subdue Dodgers m" Take lot all7tl changes with his limited per- 28"' I Courter waR an end last year Defensively, the Jackets have HIUiard (IU) and to tesgue and Simmooa started only on 1given up only 48 pointa in ffve foe Gallipolis by a score of 22defense. Igam... 20. Tbe Logon Uneo ,bave good This week Larry Gladwell size with bo!h the defensive and will probably take over at The Jacketa have taken games the offensive unfts averaging a ter If d !rom Rutland (1.2-6). Wahama 2110 lbs on ense an 0 ave (211<1), Nelsonville (111-6) a 0 d The o;~ defensi;e line ol the ley will move to tackle. Pomeroy (6-0). They have lost Chieftains is made up of Bobby changes are uncertaio as only to lhe powerful Atheos West (209 Jr.) and Sophomore due to the absence of .~~;.~,~~~~=~~~=~ Brooker, 170 lbs., in addJ. and Tannehill by a score of 3tH!. tion to Simmons, Courter. and The Chieltai~ have 8 :1-2 Fou. Tbe Delenslve Backs are ord compared with the ~:i::ll FIRST Bill Mundy (163-Sr.) Gasser, '-1 slate The bave QUALITY Mer! Bell (142. Sr.) John Hans- Pomeroy· (3fl.6)y and REGULAR __ . . ley (154 • Jr.) and Captam Leo (111-7) in the league and Certified And Coach Bob Ashley of the Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 14, 1965·~ (158 ~Sr.) Bexley 16-6 In a non • league I Jackets is being forced to make The Jackets who m still game. They have lost gams to 'II. Mltn St. a number of literal .last minnie IS. ebrating last week's last WEATHER Le::::i ALL. U. CAN. EAT J •I I ;l. r ,,a MINNEAPOLIS. ST. PAUL•the sl:xtb inning fur the cDncl>1~er to the TwbiB alter having Tracewoki'o . Ron P'altly'slrtes history. Tbt other was by aecond base. He overslid the t Tlte otea1 1orcec1 ~ (UPl)-Jbn (Mudcat) Grant, a er. Idefeated them in Ove 1tralgbt seventh inning Q{"er produced .Tun Bagby of the Cleveland In·I bag and appeared to be out oo . hand. He tbett ort1eret1 swinging cat .. weU as a sing. ' Tbe 30 · year ~old Minnesota pmes while a member of lhe the lone Dodger "l!'·. diana back in 1920. iJohn Roseboro's peg 1o Maury weak·hitllng Quilici walll!4ing one, pulled the Minnesota\ right-hander, who wm lead bis Waohington Senators and then In between lhose two blowa, Popped Bomer · Willil, but he bustled back to posely and that.'o wben 0.....· Twins even in the World Seriee own 10ng and dance group un adding a olxth victory' over lhe Twins Iced the game in the Altison walked with ooe out in ] the base and was called sale by came through witb bll . , . by beating lhe Los Angeleol poat-series tour and who wm do1thl!ln in the tbird same of this sixth innmg on Grant's two-oul lhe sixth and atole secood. umpire Tony Venzon. run wallop. .~ 1 Dodgers, 5-l, Wednesday with considerable slngtng-· himself,lseriea. three-run homer. Dodger Manager Walt Alston both his pitching and his hit- out-pitcbed Claude Osteen to Grant stucl: out live batters, Starting pitcher Claude o.. ordered an intentional pass 1o ting. square lhe serieo at thcee\didn't walk a Dt8ll and had aU teen, who yielded the Allloon Frank Qumci with two men • .,. Grant set the stage lor to- pmes apiece and end a three- the runs be needed alter Bob homer, was lllted for a pinch , lo get at Grant, who belted his day's seventh game llnale when game Dodger winning streak. Allison lltgged Osteeo for hitter in the sixth and Reed was Ihomer into the left-center field "I'm ptaylll& to the Uue to- be beld the Dodgers to oix hits Firlll Lost tw ..run homer in the lourtb the victim ol Grant'a blow, only seats. d•y. I've got a loo10 toolb and hammered a three-run hO- For the !ell-handed, 26-year· with Earl Batley on base as I ' the second home run b;· an i Allison set up the big Inning thta ahoold eome out!" ,mer oU reliever Howie Reed bl old Osteen It was his llratloso result of second baseman Dia lAmerican League pitcher in se-1Jor lhe Twins with his steal ol ' ' • ' I ' �• ........... ...., • • I ' \ - ~ f ~ I I I ! I I l I 1Conference on ' l 'II . . in ballerina length goWI, with Christy Baer of rDIIIY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 14, 1965 110 sleeves and the bodlcel d~V tieS WI ' embe!llsbed by ehaullllf Minertville Burt 6\flood' 1ace. PT. PLEAANT -The Sber- w I She carried a MASON - Tbe M•son Meth- ill's Departmtmt Investigated a whlcb will be held at the ochool,m. p.m. The chll1e , h . decorated white Bible with white carna- odlsl Church at1ivilies lor the' one vehicle mllhap Wednelldly . ID <til Saturday, October 33, lrO)ll be $1.10 lor adultallltllli cellll · NE WHAVEN - Miss Erma I The Chw-c w~s lion• arranged on f.op. remoinder of the month of 12:30 p.m. on Rt. 33, one mile , 10 a.m. to a p.m. fnr eblldNII. Kirby, daughter of Mr. and with whtte g!adloh, pabns, an~ Mrs. Marion Dingey aerved October will commence on eaat of MR80n wbicb resulled PT. PLEASANT -The 1965 AtnongthemanyboOtltlplan- .:::..==;;;..._____ Mrs. Lelaoo Kirby of New Hav- candles. Pr"nuptlal organ mu as matron of honor lor her ols- Sunday, October 17th, when in persenal Injury and $ItiO pro- Govtrnor'o Conltrence on wood ned are the bakery, tea room, ed clurlnl 1111 dar IIIII a en and William E. Folmer, son "e was presented~MrsM= ter She wore a royal blue wool ' Layman's Sunday will be ob- perty damage. uUillzatton wtU he held in • doll booae, c:ounirY rotore, '::: and Qt.n wlU be crolftlld. 'llli of Mr. ltlld Mrs. George Fohn- B. Powell. Miss a . . with black accessories and served. 'l1le guest speaker wilt most appropriate setlinC Nov- bag, ttllbollette drawlll8, Invited to llllelld b er of POmeroy, were united In all, aceompanled by Mr~- Pow~ a white carnation corsage. be Mr William A. tBJll) Byus, According . to officers. ~sty olnbt!t 4 • 5. Governor Hulett pond, wheel ollorllme and rna- public 18 morrlap on September 28, 19110 ell, aang 'Always Fatthlul, George Folmer of Pomeroy, past c'..nrerence Lay beader. Baer, 711, Mmersvllle, Ohio~ 8mlth 81D10uneed the Ill' others. PriJel will be awanl- all day affair. at 7'58 Pm. In a double rlnl "Always." and "0 ed as best man for his bro· All Laymen are urged to control of his truck on a strf! th l'orestry and Wood Utlllzllton cere~onf at The New Haven Love." ~~ Ushers were Clyde Wea· be present for this occasion. stretch of hlghwaycltnm 0uWlty8 center on the West ViJ11nia Un-•• ••·~··•••••• MetltodistChurehwithTheRev.' Thebrldegivenln . . dLouKingofNewHav- Sunday, October :Uth, the highway and strn a 'tvemtyCampWJwlUbe~lo,•' Marcus Trough officiating. by her father, wore a while =~ran , Women's Society of Christianlpote. It was bell"ed by ofll·lcatlon of the annual sesSLon. /,•' •. '\ Mrs. Kirby wore agreen wool IService wlll observe lhetr 27th cers that Mr. Baer may have~- The cOilference will be held. ~· ~ ~ • sult beige accessories and a Anniversary. Mrs. D. D. Mon- JSilffered a heart ~tlacki He : 1n eonlunctlon with the dedica• , • ' rnation corsage for her to)"', past president of the ws- celved a lacera on o . ; lion of the new t2 million Unl: ~ =t~t~~·s wedcling. Mrs. David CS, will be the guest speaker. head and posSLhle. eoneussiOn.:versity facility. This year's cofto • : g . ter f tlt """""'- rep- The observance will be held He was taken to Metgs Hospital. Iorence program il beln& plllll- ~ • Dav1s, siS o e b'"~··-. d ,._ ruing worship sered b '"- ~• resented bis mother wbo was !"'1ng ""' mo Arrests recorded at the jail ned and arrang Y ·~ uv•· '• • unable to attend because of ill- vtce at the Mason Methodist Included: Habert M81011 Bush, emor'a AdvHy Committee 0~ '· _~ ness wore a brown suit, brown ChurSUndch. . the same 68 Mason, charges . of false wood utilization Wlder the~ .•Y acce~sories and a white carna· ay evemng on p~tensei Anthony Steven Bon~ recti9n of State senators • •• lion corsage. Mrs. Arthur Tha- day a potluck:.::r~~ ~ cutter, 19, lfugeetl, eharged with McCourt of Webster Sprlnls "::: ,•• bet of New Haven registered ;:.~ 0~\':" be served at the driving while intoxicated: carl Dr. Randall A. Taylor, Po : the guests. . cb,;;'at 6 m. Mrs. Dallu Rnger Birchfield, 21, llopett, Pleasant. : 0 am will The reception was held m Cadle will leader of the Intoxication charge; Donald ~t':.~~n prof grthe new the social room of the church. devotional program and wiD Le;oy Thomas, 18, Apple ~ve, lea research, JocaThe bride's table was covered abow a film tmtitled "Living drtvlng wttltoot operator I II- wet ol wood. ood-uslng indlllwith a white linen cloth and blue Hesponoe." ' cense. : . ~"";,;:.nee to n!sillll net draped and held together Monday evening a continualiDta """" romotinn and marw•th white salm bows. M r s. lion of the Anniversary p,.,.. and ~!her bnporlanl WHAT A VALUE . Frank Thompson served the two gram will be held with Mrs. Interest. FOR YOU! tier wedding cake and Mrs. Ar· Ray Proffitt as leader. At thll Governor Smith 1n anoUDcinl tltur Thabet prestded at . I h e regular meeting of the WSC~; planJ for the too's conferenCe, <~ ' punch bowl. others assitttng a !Ibn, "Portait of a Woman voiced wholehearted .sup' )\i/ were Mrs. Paul B. Powell and will be shown. port of eflorll to develop the itt. Lightweight and fterible, yet ruggedly Mrs. Marcus Trough . state's timber reoourees. Earnc:onstructed... the inatep stmp provides 'A l1ttle bird This was the fifth generation er In his fint legialatlve plenty of support ... and the waterproof, in the bride's family on Ute rnaANNOUNCE BIRTB sage after becomlnl Governor told us you were , ternal side to be marrted on U Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dot- be said, "Wood proclucllon non-marking Dyna-Mo!d .• Soles are highly waiting for a wear resistant Of course, fit is always right; September 28th son of Lake Park, Fla., are.,._ has become west Virginia's The bnde <hose for her wed· nouncing the birth ol 1 daugb- greatest asset." our experienced fitters see to that. Make it value olferiDg ding trip a brown_sutt, beige MASON - Mrs. Lewis Gil- ter hom 00 Sept, 28, at St. a point to swp by IIOOIL accessories and whLte carnahon land, the new leader of the Mary's bospltal 1n Weal Palm llka tbiJ. .... I corsage. Happy • Go • Lucky 4-H Club Beach Fla. Tbe baby weighed Class of 1941 will tblnk-f81D0111 The new Mrs. Folmer grad- of Mason, was bltrnduced to the eight ~undo and has been Jlllll\o Plan f Re , uated from Wahama Highlelub members by Mrs. John ed Sta Lynn Mrs. Dotson or umon Btrbhb:e quality I School, class of '65, and is a Marshall when the group met IB the tormer .Donna BumgarPT. PLE~ - A and I member of the W.S.C.S. of the Mondoy eveulng at the Corn- ner of New Haven uJng CODIDllltell ~-~"t IIIII M thodist Church munlty Buildloi In Mason. __• .:._.. . Reunion of the ......., o at these low, lmer attended Porn" Miss Martha Thompson pre- Maternal grw...,...~·~ are of Pt. PIOIIIIIll Hlgb School hall e SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS low prlce1. · Jill• ! Mr .Fo h 1 and General aided during a brief busin.. s Mr. and Mrs. Cllnde Bomgar- been named. Those serving on roy High Sc~ Sch I . Cin- meellnl. She appointed Ronnie ner of New Haven. The paternal the committee are Mrl. Betty 1 ~~.'ts ~ couple '~eside Thompson, Debbie Gilland and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Yeager Filber, Mn. Harriet = L Dickie carson to sem on the Delbert Dotson of Mason, W. Lew11 Crulcbbanks, !lfrs. Lubere. Is were Mrs. nominating committee. Va. rtlle_ Bow FOII'ler, Mn. Allee Re&Warly ' Out of ~r!u=m and Miss Tho acting president remindRHODODENDRON CLUB Marte Frye Ieard, Richard WaiVtrgml8 h o! Lo n 0 ed members of Achievement Th Rhododendron Home De- laea and Charles Arthnr Bur· !99t a pair i MarJone Sc u1er ga ' . ., Day October 16, at the 4-H e . dette. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cunmng- camp at Southside. Due to the monstratioo Club met on Thurs- The 1911 PPHS graduating ham and Pamela, Mr. and Mrs. large attendance last year res- doy for a covered dlab dinner clau number one hundred lnd Charles Kirby and Darnell and ervations are to be made In at the_noon hour. This was their tbrM llndeuts. Many of the I Rnnald of Parkrsburg, W Va ., 2 dvance orgamzatlonal meetinl lor the 1911 clau hal been contacted Mrs. Ruth Tistina o_f Columbus, The g;.up voted to change Its 1 new year. but addrea ol many still rt-1 o., Miso Sharon Dill. Mr. and meetinl date from the first The meeting was opened with main unknown and persona Mf' Max Folmer, Peggy, Van- Monday of each month to the devotiollll led by Mrs. T. Bert lmowlng the wbereabouls of any essa and Maxie, Mr and Mrs. second Wednesday. , Roush. Sbe also read a reacting wbo may Dllt have been ClOiltact·j . Pearl Edwards and Rehecoa of Refreshmenll were served by ''October Splendor'' and Mrs. ed are Wed to get in tooch · ' Pomeroy, 0. Mrs. Glen Thompson and Mrs. Charles F. Yonker read a poem with any member of the pial> , John Marshall to Ute following "It's So Peaceful In the Coull- ing lfOUP• The r..uon will be IN SOUTH SEA held durlnl the aummer of 1918. 1new members, Regina Gibbs, try." I MASON - Radarman Sea-\ Tracy Harria, Dianna Harris, During the bwtinesa meet. A definite dote will bll II> man Apprentice Harold R. Cathy CUndiff, Bonnie Rayburn, tng regular reporta were given. Dlltlnced. Cobb, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs Kathy Rnush, Robin Johnson, The group decided to sell null ---::--Opie c Cobb of Mason, is parBarbara Lewis, Carolyn Hughas a money making project. ACTION FILED I MIDDLEPORT, 0. ticipating In Seventh Fleet es , Connie Hughes, Kathy They voted to accept the nom- PT. PLEASANT - A elvllaeerati01l8 in the South Chma Sea Keyes, Jane Schwarz, Glenna lnating committees report: tioo baa been fLied in the of\ Grimm, John Zuspan, Robbte President, Mrs. Charles J.laehir: lice of Ute Circuit Clerk atyled Lambert. vice president, Mn. Velma Wlllla Anthony ••· Robert W. · Last year members attend- Roush; secretary, Mra. Cbarleo and Kathleen VanMet«, CIHlnl were 'Jeborah and Paula F. Yonker · treasurer, Mrs. AI- ton. The plalntif! demands Werry, Debra and Connie Gil- bert Roush. Judiment agailst the delerulland, Jamet Lewis, 8 us a n Those attending were Mn. ants in the sum of 15,196,110 lor Thabet, Connie Lewis, Del> Robert Hoflman, Mrl. Charles goods sold and delivered and: ra Stewart, Barbara Cntes, \ Jewell, Mrs. Olarles Machir, for labor perlonned from Mar-j MILL STREET- MIDDLEPORT F'rtmels Queen, Norman Reyn· Mrs. John T. Reltmlre, Mrs. 18, 1913 to date, with Interest I olds, Beverly and Dtekte Car- Allred Ron•h, Mrs. T. Bert atand~cos~ls~-----~-J,,..,..,..!I!Ii!!!!!l!l!l!l!l!!!!!!lll!!llll!!!ii!:ll!ll!llll!ll=:it•••-' aon, Marie Lambe_rt, Carol Roush, Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. 1:.0/ua · Fruth, Becky LewiS, and Mar· John Scarberry' Mrs. Clarence z 'II lfUCif tha Thompson. Thomas, Mrs. Char!es F. ~~ . j A •I. !'fAN lliHNW FaD Festival of PT PLEASANT- The Btellb Sehool It Planned Hill ·PTA will IJlOlliOI' 1 Ilea PT. ~ - Pllllt are and blrkey dllll101 wllb aU tblt · w: Kirby-Folmer Vows are Exchonged ~_ling~ ~~~~th~~ Laymen's Day At Methodist Church of New Haven :~:Db:m:x ~a:" I m-. I PSSSTI '•, Jlihe New Haven News Notes k· ' fie\:·., New l eader Meets her Cl b Monday Night f"' c i Junior Class WI'f/ presenf Play Nov 12 be to ~;:.:,~·':!/~.l:"r= ::rf ~ ICS::~ ~ Held . FOfeSl uutlll ~ Begin Sunday at What a Perfect Shoe for your little girl! Dall)' Blntinel, l'Qmeroy·Middleport, 0., Ol't. 14, 19~5-5 JUit Btylint 79c r,I I' CALENDAR • ~ Plans were made for the""' nual halloween ob•ervance • Iwhen Feeney-Benn•tt Post. t211 Tile Junior class of Eastern IAmerican Legion, met Wedne•· lhgb School will present "Hor- day evenmg at the hall Wtth ton Wildar'o prize winnlllg post caommander, Albert Roush play, "OUr Town" Friday, Nfto In charge.. >ember 1% at ap.m. at Ute high The Legmn announced plans IChool. to have thetr community hal· Lead parts In the play are !~ween program Saturday eveby Sally Mora, Daunt. Newland, rung, Octobeno between 4 and Janet Fnmk, Connie Hayman, 6 p.m. procedmg Trtck or Treat Ronnie Orr and Tom Osbome. hours, 6· 30 to 7:30 p.m. Further The play is belnl direeted by detatls concerrung the localion Lucy ·~ .ed andbyactlvtttes. will be announc_, with ass,.,ance the legiOn. from two student directors, Commander Roush also anLmdo Henderson and Roberta nounced that Wedneroay evenWells. ing Oct. 20 the post will conduct Mlss Amsbary aays Ute play , a membership canvass of the Is getting aSBlslance from the members In town for the memOhio University Drama depar~ hershlp dues for 1966. Members ment, and urgeB everyone who will go in teams to mern1lers in ean to attelld. town lor the dues. I A!ns•·- Oyster Supper oyed by Church Class Baphst Church enjoyed an oy· Anniversary to Be Cerebrated Soon ~P/~41 sess &1ft Fnat t2.H 10 baDd .. OHEIDA SIQEISIIITHS FINE -HOLLOWAIIE tGalllllll far aaJiulf ••• It! aur &lillllring lltraJ crt IIMr &1ft ..... M pieces 111 ex11tme1y beautiful, .... ... IIIIIU J'Pn llldrl crt laenl ellnrplat8, a.-..... -L---IUI I A''$ 3*•15 COURT ST. Plans were made to celebrate · the 2.'ith anniversary of the CS at the November when the WSCS of Rock Methodist hurcb t afternoon the =~cb. Mr W A Mor an at t~~ ~ting with an organ prelude, My Father's World, by Lewis Grneser, foUowed prayer by Mrs. William G.,.,.. er. Devotions taken from teronomy 8:11-20 """' read by Mrs. William Grueser and a sto "The Poet of the Peo- :t wkh ;r, Goessler Jewelry Store POMEROY - - - -= = ple and prayer by Mrs, . Grneser closed the devoliona. "Part,l~pating In the war poverty waa the WpLC of program presented by 'Lewis Grueser, with all bers participating, followed a discussion. Prayer by Morgan el<led the meeting. Brilliant Fire GAS HEATERS One call, thafs all.~ in support of American and terd. ~~w .mem~sMrMn. uerrH .,, ,,.. J' ISouth Vietnamese forces while ar an '· Ca"rolll anrl fwo F. 2-lllySIIOtl-t7.M or t:111 Plall$5.95 l.tiLttil In tIll~ I" tu5 ,; - Use Our I..y Aw1y Pl1n For Chrlstmu s ..,,,.....•,.. Lliii.II!IIUI5 L-.111.- 1111 *- $4,9$ THE SHOE ·BOX ~ FOR FOR NATURAl or BOnLED GAS JeVIIJI serving aboard tb.e attack air- Garner and the county craft carrier USS Oriskany dent, Mra. John AMERICA'S Fl NEST ' 'QUALITY HEATINCI IQUIPMINT SINCI 1146" H. J. Shepherd STATE MANAGER "Moderne" of CONSOLE LINE NEWI 'ltle Woodmen of The World Ufe Insurance Society PRE,. Searcblng fur qualified yollllfl[to be given at the :! ':Pbu7":'~ :"~o~ well, we JUSt KNOW you don't I Jackson! pleted in Columbus. caro. I guess maybe !MODEL SHOWNI Latest addition to the Brilliant Fire uModerne'' console line .. . an attractively The Appointment Of styled series with front rad- tSNOW' · IOFFER/ iant section: New radiant feature in 50,000 BTU/HR Mndel. Fully automatic with (loolhoot_uool, [ \remarkable oombinaUoo-odr.HDileopTufsyn rubber A Gooo1Joor W..) and triple-~ 3-T Ny~ cord for slm>&th aad ...U. - . Put .., a pair of these I""!'I·&Ollli s.n-.<lnp 11re1 and )'<Ml'll bll It& law ...w slunDS with traction lo ·Pale. RIZER OIL CO. Home Owned & Operated You'll Like Our Service Phano WY 2-2101 Pomeroy, 0. . brln1s you Texaco Fuel Chief all winter lon1., HENRY QAY "HANK" RONO ... CALL 675-2460 In This Are1 (Tall CuiMmm Cttll Calltcll EAST THIRD Sf, NEW HAYEN, W. VA. Phone 8824202 ' . You call us only once. Wa1ake It from there. Our dlple U, dal!-'n ....... JOU 1 dependable supply of Texaco Fuel chill Heetilll Oil throu&hout tha ha "-11110n. Make that call todey-lnd relaxin a wann, comfortable hom' As Their Field Rtpresentltlve Mr. R•y Can It CattcJcted "1r':~.pl~~ aloal~ 1\')l crow• '"" 1 '-===------=--:::::, 28'' HELEN HELP us I that grnws every day. To ''Hurt" and ••Furious." : · . Your husbands may have logi··ll What do you think of a bus- cal reasons for their moves band who will not put anything unly an attorney can eX!>laln in his wile's name? I have been them _ or perhaps fllake chan· a good, devoted wife for 1.& ge., that will give you more pro>":ars, and be admits this. Y~t tec;.ion. ~s stocks ,and bonds are m To "Wife": Your husband his parenta names and be re- knows bow foolish be Is with!uses to change them. -HURT Ollt my telling him. stop being Dear Helen. wishy-washy and make an apWhat's lft'ODg with a husband pointment with a lawyer ... , .. wbo makes out his will a n d And don't forget a wife's will · ·unportant, too'.- H. leaves everything to his chtld-[IB ren, nothing lor the wife? He LETTER TO A FATHER says th eywt.0 care 1orme.an d Dear Helen: be prefers that they have it.- Would you please print this FURIOUS In the paper 90 my Dad can road it wherever he is? I'm just ' Dear Helen: 12, but I know what I'm writing. My husband refuses to make You see, 1 Jove him. I haven't a will. Says it depresses him. aeen bJm since he and my mothWhat do you think of a man er got clivoreed. like thai? - WIFE Dear All you wives with will Dear Daddy: or inheritance problems : I don't know where you will be when you read this, but I What I THINK won t help you wanted you to know I was lZ ill ·· a blt, nor w my, opl!llon years old on September 9. change your mates nunds. U guess you forgot because ·Washersoaks autoI maticaHy, washesautomaticaHy! Modol WPK 4101Dra or whitt , anything, it will make them ev· didn't send a card. Maybe ster supp~r at the church Tuesday evemng. Mrs. Paul Smart, · 'd • 'd d · th v•ce preSJ en, preS! e '" e abllence of the president. Devotions were given by David Darst who used material taken from the 23rd Psalm. DurJng the business meeting a nom. inating c~mm.Hlee was app?inted including Mrs. Milton Hood, Mrs. Harold Hubbard and Wlll1s Anthony. The group made plans to prepare bBBkets ot food lor larntlles using Ute 1'banbg!VIng season and also to .....t '" the r•modelmg •f Ute Cburch nursery and wlll donate new toys. Attendmg were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart, Mr. and Mrs. Har~ old Hubbard, Mr and Mrs. Mil· ton Hood, Mr and Mn. Willis Anthony' Mr. and Mrs. David Darst and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Richards • en more determined "No dame was selfish but I keep hoping (wife or otherwise) is going to nd 1 1 · se me a presen , so tell ME what to do!" td "Th' ·. f · cou say IS b rom . my I Each one of you needs Father" and sh•>W my fn ends 1 advice and It would be well that you still love me. • . . . both husband and wife to . I Daddy, even 1£ you don't love • down with a lawyer a~ clan~y Mom, couldn't you please love your grievance:. c.erta_mly this your children? l've foulld Mom is better than fighting Lt out on crying many times because we the home front with bitterness don't have clothes for ~chool , i and wear what people g1ve us that they outgrow. Maybe send- ; 1n1 money for food and shoes 1 Band Features New Uniforms For Fest•'val • Automatic Soak cycle ideal for diapers, jear11. • Patented Deep Action agitator creates jet currents to he!p remove heaviest soil! • Jet-Away rinslna: "jets" away lint and scum. Spins clothes e.dra dry. • SudsWater Saver Modet WOR-65 at edra cost. • New mechanism designed LESS TRADE for top dependability! BAKER FURNITURE 1 ' New uniforms will be featured by the Rutland Red Devll majorettes and Drum Major Ray Alkire when the htgh school band travels to the West [ Virginia Black Walnut Festival I at Spencer Saturday. Rutland's band is repor tedtY the first Ohio band to be invit· ed to the festival. u wm be The Reorganize(! Church orl under the direCtiOn Of I Jesus Christ of Latter Day IGarner, Jr. Saints will hold 11 special se~- The new uniforms are made vice of dedication fur thetr 1 to a fitted pattern out of red debt-free church property _lo- corduroy lined with white fur cated "'! the Portland • Racme around the hemming, neck and Road tltLS Sunday. . . oleeves. The hats will be black The followmg servLces will be ' 'th ed lumes, I beld: WI r P 9:30 a. m. service of: Head majorette Linda Lathe.y' Prayer and Testimony (G. E., uniform IS of the same baSIC Johnston, in cMrge). · design while drum major will 10:30 a. m. - Preaching <BI- wear a standard all - white unishop Harry J. Simons of Detroit form trimmed in red. Michigan). Majorettes are Sandra Dean, 1.2 Noon - Lunch (covered Teresa Dean, Diana Holliday, clish luncheon- all are wei- Linda Hysell and Lilly Imbod- 1 come). en. 1 2 p. m. - Dedication service The Red Devil band will pre~ Guest Ministers, Seventy senl to the public its special Glenn Jobuston and Bishop liar- style of geometric street march· ry J. Simons). ing developed by Director GarDistrict President, Seventy ner when it arrives at the fesGlenn E..Johnston, wiU be pre- !ivai. sent for this occasion for spec- I The Rutl~nd band i~ schedulial ministry. Many in this ed La lead a parade m the afarea are well acquainted with I ternoon and will also play him. Also, Bishop Harry J. Si- . pre - event Star Spangled Banmons is a veteran minister for i ner for Ute Majorette Holliday. the cburcb. The church sincere- The band is then scheduled to ly welcomes all to celebrate close the Majorette · this occasion with them, ac- 1with a concert and drill show ording to Pastor C. W. Prot-! featuring a theme of "America fltt. ! on the Move With Swing." Church w•'ll Hold Specl'al Service St 'lday ?lfgte 21al«e4 ile 4/ine ... ... .... ........ Second Week Baby Beef Sale! ROUND lb. 77c SIRLOINTrimmedlb. 87( T-BONE lb. 97( T1iless CUT FROM GOOD FLAVORFUL BABY BEEF FRESH GROUND DAILY c lb. SLICED c 1 1 distributed in thl• 1,.. by CITY ICE and FUEL COMPANY POint Pleaunt, W.'VL FOR HOMES OFPICES I Ill Adams 1 ROOM ADDITONS e GARAGES 1 MOTELS Simple to light and regulate, all contro Is are at your fingertips. The entire beating section is seam welded for gas tightness, embossed for quiet operation, assuring dean ndorless heating aervice. Burner is east iron, ,.;th a nondog balanced flame design providing maximum heat on Natural and LP-Gas es. Front ertne Is finished in pale lustrous Gold. Cabinet sides and top are in rich Brown Thermotex. Durable, baked ~namels are easily cleaned. 35,000 BTU 30,000 BTU 20.000 BTU ·( FUll. • NIATINGOIL • I 102.95 55.95 39.95 Ebersbach Hardware "· MAIN STREn "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" POMERoY c lvs. or Holsum McCoy's I I MIDDLEPORT, 0 . LUNCHEON MEATS n you're brothrallroadera - 2t to 30, minimum height and Ute graduating cadets wtll be ynu to come back. But u you ted l<r an ll'llfleialleg. He • t<m:: wetght 5'9" and 16!1 r"'unil<, a avpointed hi ghway patrolmen ! want to forget that we are your lects cards, llld says he'd llU l ,.;.; high school education and of Iand assigned to a Patrol Post. j chtldron, I hnpe you'll be hap- to make books when he n· moral cb""acter. 'fhe Gallipolis Highway Pa- Dear Readers. up, "So I can see the plctmea >I. :· Men accepted DOW will be a-i trot Post is located 3'10 miles ' Terrie's letter came from before anybody ebe" Ills ad- '" · the first to train In the Iwest of Gallipolis on U. S. !;.' South Caro!iaa, but it . could dress : Roy llollald, 1110 Soilll! •o~ •1 :c Patrol's new $1.5 mil- [ The phone number is Pomerny have been from any c!ly, any Broadway, Dayton, Ohio, t54(([[, · ' Academy now nearly com- WY 2-2397. stale. There are far too - A FRIEND. ,,,, .. Terries and far too little .!>-' that their prayers will ever be It •· ' answered. I'm so very sorry, . . FIRST . H QUALITY REGULAR• Your Helping Hand Departmeal Dear Helen: Certified Oil Sflfion I bnpe your readers will write w. M.tm 11. by HeieR Bottel to a seven-year-<>ld hero who fans. the Low-Priced wlnterf_ \ tire with 190 tractor-type cleats that are built deep to bite deep ••• dlgln and pull ·1 you through snow lllre a tractor l !':'romaE ?.~. E:. }~~ 1 1nnounce SORE-GRIP ::w_t;;,":,,r .... men, the state lfllhway Pain!! Headquarters on Ocloher 'l/, After II weeks of trainiog i asbamed of us and want lo for"""' ,.,..., 1 ll111011lnllllacceloratedrecruit- Phylical eWIIS wtU be sehed- ill the new Atademy, which will get yon e•er bod a family, !lore don 411 tbem. Now~ tAl, OCT. U ment program into this area, uled soon after the wrlttell tos~ fe$11)re the finest facilities lor Daddy, we need you DOW We Donald wlU be IOh'l flo IIOIJoOI'· · · Pomeroy Chapter No. 80, Roy- 11 was announced today by Ser- Basic qallfications are: ap pollee training 1n the nation, do love yon and still pray for oo crutches UDIIl be 08IJ be IJI;, !. /. · al Arch Masons, will bold stat. geant P. D. McCreedy. ed convocation Wedneroay at Sergeant McCraedy, 7:30 p. m. for busineaa and mander of the Gallipolis cOilferring of the Mark Master Post, said thet recruitment Degree. Thomao C. Edwards. ficers will he on duty both blgh priest, requests all offl- time and eveulng on cera and companions to attend. ' Saturday, Sunday and OCt. II (October 22, 23, :u 1nd 25; at The Eleanor Circle of Heath Gallipolis Patrol Post to Methodist Church will meet view qualified y men Tbursday eveulng at t b e ested in a law .::S..-cement cburcb. eer. The recruitment The Past Connrtlors of The"' will answer any questiona dorus CounCJl Daughters of Atn service in the State . erlca will meet Thursday even- Patrol and help those who tng, at the borne of Mrs. Norma ply complete their Cbapman. form. _Ladies of the EUB Cburch Sergeant McCreedy said wlll make apple butter at ~e who apply now will be given home of Mrs. Edith Hood, Min· opportunity to take the 'F""""""iiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;......~:;.;;~;_:::~;;:,;;;;_iiiiiiiiiiii'ol ersvllle, oa Oct. 14. Orders can entrance examination be placed with Mrs. Harry Clark at WY :1-2740. Those wiab- Pia Dh d tng to purchase the apple but- , n.t CUIIe tor are asked to furnish clean For Quill Project jara. Plans were discussed lor the OCT. u quilt project being undertaken The Poctland WSCS will hold . by the class when the Martha a rummage soh this Class of Ute Brndbury Church and Saturday, Oct. lo and Christ met Monday evening on Court-s! ln Pomeroy In at Ute home of Mrs. Oleva Cotbuilding next to Scholl's terill in Bradbury. er Sbop. Following the short business There will be a meeting session the hostess served a d ay Ot c . I5, at I p. m. at . course to thooe presenI Syracuse Grade school Including Mrs. Paul Wmn, Mrs. tum fur all borne room Griff Russell, Hilda King, Mrs. ers and executive officers. Dale Barnhart, Hazol Russel~ will be made for the Mrs. Clarence Murray. Halloween festival to be Saturday night, Oct. 23. OCT. 18 The Meigs County Is EnJ' elub will meet Monday at p.m. at the Pomeroy ward house All members M ber of th Hearth t · em s e sone urged to attend and bring sand· class of the Middleport First wiches or cookies. . . :'m 1 SOCIAL \ Patrol Pushing Recruitment of Officers Phlns Made for 11 ../loweer• E·ve••l gal. "lunch-pail right"I elM CIRCUS U.S. NO. 1 ORANGE DRINK 4601. _ _ _ _ __ 4 t•ns POTATOES 10 lbs. • SIMON'S 'MARKET OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY nL 8- SATUIDAY Tl. t WY 2-3975 E. MAIN ST. --... �. --,. .. I • ' I l ... ··-· ....,,.. ... "' ' ..... , .. . . ' . '. ··· ·· ~- ---- ~··· ·--~ -· - · · . . •• ..•.. _.. . . -~ -~ "' -· • ..•• • • ~-- . 1 ... ·~ · · .... . . . . . . . ACTUAI.L'I, IT'5 A GTVPID 6AMO! Classi[ied Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board • • aucnnNEER WANT AD 1N~TION FOR SAL! Complell Servl.. I \ . tall I altl, . 66Chevys BusiMII Services Crttl Rradford HOW ON AIRTH For Sale Write, Pl'one 0. CoeiAOI . . .:,:;_ ~...~ 14FT. General Eleotrlc !l.e!rlg- AUCTION Saturday, October A. I. IIRADFORD ON DISPLAY AT ....., erator. 549 Headley St., Mid·\ 16, 191lii, 10:30 a. m. I Baelae, Oblo ~~~~~ dleport, Ohlo.WY 2--2859. sold my farm home and will I I llo trW • ..,.pt~M~ ordl• 1110 &. •· 10 14 !lc sell the following personal ~- properly. Localerl just of .... o.J ., Pa1>1t~ 1====;;;--;::;;::-:: ..,....... ..... FRIGIDAIRE, defrosting type, SUite !Wute 7 2 miles nr>rth jJ ttt1' all m · first class shape· Bar• of Tuppers Plains ' ..TIM edit PU.Dtt•Mr or ..-. _,... ...., • tM._.., and :;·;;:-l't1~~.';.7, ~ ,.~ pin price. Phone 992·7436. mile south of the jcnction ?f ....,e, .n» ...... ~.... "" 10 14 6tp 7 and 50 Watch for auction _ . ...,.. 01111 •-"'*" ._uoa -' Mrs. Stella Cozart bas re- Frank Cornell. )962 VAUANT Housetrailer 101 sign : turned home after speadlnt! a Sylvia Allen, Eber, Freldl . . . .aa:ru . ., 1\11 . . . I 50. Two bedrooms. Will sell I Wardrobe and other bed;,.?.~:".ll few weeks with her daughter, and Iva Carpenter obopped Itt ~- for $3000.00 with furniture or~ furniture, bedding, · 1 Sales & Service Mrs. Harry Wilford, RaciJie. A Pomeroy recently. ' P c-u Pill' .ard • ""- $2,500.00 without furmture.: room suite, chair and otto· 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ __..! daughter, Garnet Rnush, is slay· Miss Leola Birch 11Jited Mr. ..:ut1.,. ,_,aan• odd h · two eo "' cet~' L""''tlJI' .. "-'" a _. Has porch and one ex.rta room man c atrs, rugs, w ~ to .-,.. ,,ai can be moved with it.' sewing machines, one old and eFits Almost Every Car tng with her. and Mrs. Harold !Wusb and .Mr ..Ed ward spent • day Mrs. !Wbert Euler and famlly C:.\RO Of MUNK!; ••~ tM lliU Ao OJJI't\,IAHta nrf aJD. C<JII Chester 985-2352 or 98~ · one f':lectric, old 1murn 111111 w1th his son and family, Mr. of Portland recently. oJ'VwJ..:!dUioo&l aouu woud 11 2353 or see Earl Williams. I d.IS hrs, "" uuO ks, 2 dru m tables . Pontiac Tempest Conv. Cpe. • $1495 • Trans!erable WbeD l:lKI ~ 11 "' &.oo , a. DIIIJJ w 14 6tp I, stand and lamps drop - leaf 1 1963 and Mrs. Andy Ward and SheJ. ----326 cu. in . VB - 4 s-peed trans. Red bucket ~ats and mYou Trade Cars 111wrdu 'Ff:b ~ ·~~ tt.oe MOD ~~ table with 4 chairs. Crosley ly. The Almoaae tenor. Red finish. R&H. While top. A l~a.l one owner 'J'(J I'IAl:J. • RECONDITIONED- TV, record Ele stove, Westinghouse eGuaranteed 24 months C.\U th<ll look); antl drivPS Hke new. Mrs. Leanna Beeglo and &KSln·1 .., ..r'ROtll rn ttD\ -lNO pluyers an d ra d.lOS. 1'\'' s S29 · · · regrigerator, porch gli der or 24,000 miles daughter were recent guests oi l By UDlted Preso lalernllleltltl 9 PHONE WY 2-2156 9; up. Record players lt .95 4 chairs, lots of loolls, nann, It • Most Popular Onlt ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed· Today is Thursday, Oct 14 up, radios, $9.9~ up. Crosley 1 garden and carpenter, wi1h : 1961 Rambler Classic St. Wagon- $795 gar Brewer. the 287th day of 191lii with 711 to ID the U.S.A. Console, (all wave !, $2~ 95- chests and boxes. Chains Lo(·a lly owTw rl , 6 ryl. engine, <tutomatic trans. Rs.dio and Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott follow. hcatli'r. Spotless interior, good lires. Brown and beige Ca d Of Th k Werner Radto 'I .V. Moddle-: all k ·ods. Iucus! posts, 1"1 • attended homecoming at the The moon lo approaebfn& Ito r ~~- I ~ port 10 H Jt c I lumber - some walnut. A finish. See- this b<lrgajn today. 00 lnstolled Hazel community Cburcb. last quarter: I Wl~H TO thank everyone for : s~~vEN R00\1HOusE- with I i<lrge collection of miscel\anMr. and Mrs. Tom Fitch aod . The mormng star Is Jupiter. thelr cards, £~nd . letters. senl 1 balh, basement and gas fur- Poll s articles not llsted. Auc-!I 1965 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door _ $2195 Stevie visited her parents, Mr .1 The evening stars are Marl, during mv stay m Lhe Veter -: nace. 410 Spnng Av e_ Call i lmnecr Nole : Thi s is very LO<.'il ll~' ow nf'd by lady, a new ('!l r trade in. 15,000 miles, and Mrs. Ralph Brewer and Venus and Saturn. 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio ami hooter. 'l'uT<LllOise finish. A an's hospit1li, Va.l WY 22216 ""rrhondise. Mrs. Jim I sons. On this day in history: Pomeroy, 0. The) were all greatly appre· -- .. .--- Hant'y Owner. Terms: Cash. ] Dll'l! lluy . dated. Hyther Rollsh . 1 WAR:\1 Mor mng Hea1rola. goud Not responsible for Accidents Jll,,.,~~=='""~=,..,..,'l Mrs. Nell Middleswart spent' In 11166, the NormaM delea~ 1N a lew days with her grandson ed Kin& Harold and his lwces 10 J4 2tc condition. large size. $~0. 00. Sale by Bradford Aurt.ion Co. 1961 Chevrolet Impala H.T. Cpe. _ $1395 Leg a otice and family • Mr. and Mrs. Ber- m the Battle of Hastings. --~------ WI ~3839. tO t3 tile I 10 12 3tc LocallY 11wnrd h~ nu r!'.f'. White finish . Red interior, new •• THI cOMMON PLEAi - cOuaT Allen and son Akron In 1912, former President AlCTION . ~- $;-turd;~.. Ortoller -- · tires. 6 C!il. Automatic trans. Sharp as any 61 model yoll OF MEIGS COUI!IT'I', OHIO ' ' h , t6, t~65. 10 30 a. m at !lock MEI GS SWIFT HOMES, 512 ••••1• ~- Ana•'""' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fitch 1T eodore Roosevelt was shot In In Memorv wi ll ev<'r illld. , m1not' o..,., , ..., ••• et 1eurtee• I Sprmgs Gnmge Hall : Twin j E. Ma~n, Pomeroy, Ohio. P~. , ..,,., ow •••u•• e. Anllerson, "" visited her parents, Mr. and Milwau kee and r efused to bave !Jeds complrte. l1ke nrw .· WY 2-~J75. Wnte or stop m ...'", .,o ne11t t~una. Mrs. Charles Van Meter. ~e'"' l the wound treated until he deIN MEMOfiY OF ~lOM MJ Soutn lttond ltrHt,••••~IH, Ul reu china closet. bottled gas couk for our free catalog and mo~· 196'2 Chev. Impala Super Spl. _ $1795 M10Ciltpar1. ott1o. granddaughter, Alicia Evans, 1vered a .!!Cheduled ~~~· He True wns t1er lw;~rl . li<trd To p CmqX'. School professor prev. owner. White stove , l:uge rug. chairs, tab-1 ey sav1ng home ownership Her actions were ki n' !. ••'""' o. An"•"•".,.. turned home with them to spend recovered fin1sh . Red interior. buc ke t scats, VA engine, power 1205\l:o Nortll High Strltl, the night. \ ln 1933•. Nazi Gennany anHf'r life was a palll'l 11 lrs, quilts, egg incuhator. ran· program. 9 22 . !ileenng. A11 tomatic trans. JWdio , heatec and many other !;olwmDUl J, OIUo, OINitdlnl c;; ... NO. ,,.., Howard Allen spent week·: nounce d 1t wouJd wltiJdr aw 8 ning jars. h011ked r1 1g, pwt ure To those left beh ind. NDTICI IY PUILICATION fr 0 m the League of N8 ti<ms t A wonder[ul ~other, frames clee · ·~ iron. gnod 1958 10 x 43 Great Lakes trail- . extras. w~ d;ne )'Oll 1u fm cl one cleaner. o . Aodenon, whote pJac• end at his home here. He is I ln a garden of res1. clothing, antique 12 . 100 year~~ er, $2000.00. i\-1. A. Hall, , I'C<BUtence 11 Wiknown, bot whO~• employed at Steubenville the end of 1934. 1 IUt plaee 01 raelcleoe• wa. I:ZCI5'11 · It's true wtwt 0'~•·:.· s:ty . old pump ...rgan s. muzzle lo ad· Reedsville, ·ohio. 10 4 t[c NorUI HLih l:itreet. e,;oJumllu. '1, Ohio, i Mr. ~nd Mrs. Eddie Taylor ' ... m lake nollee tha' Oil Au aust 9, d d w·t Bl k . A thought for the day: Rus'God chooses the best " er gun . spinn ing and tlox -~~---~~-196~. the undent ed flltd her ~U· an son an l mer ac VIS· . . uon aaaiDJt n1m 1111n till l:oul'f ot . ited at the home of Mr and, sJaD novelist Ivan Turgenev wheel. r;~rnival glass , other He took her hand, H e Ip Wante d (;ommon Plea! ol Me1p (.:ount,-. Ohlo J . said "I agree 'th h ' We had to part. dishes. col'fee grmdt>r . stone pnYina t or • dlvoree, cu~t.od,or Mrs. Alben Taylor and family : WI 0 man I IJiti'JOT enlld. e<~~~tll tnd other ~llll on t k d opinion I have some at mv He gave her rrst. jars, oil lamps, 1900 bicycle, . QUALifiED PERSON to re· tb.t &roUndl 1.11 ext-reme cru-eltY SiUd over a recen wee en . ,. ' o1 an mz mv o111€' r 11 rms •I n move tree~. Call WY 2·36116. But broke our hc;trts ct • · 1\ petition will com"' on (Or nnrtn• on Recent visitors of E H Car-. lo~w=n~·=====iiiii==..., · ' God's word is Lru, listed. A bake sale and 1 10 14 3tc ~ 01' ~~aiter ttw Z2tld da7 of o.;tober. penter and family were Mr. 1960 TR·3 ROADSTER FIRST His cause is just. lunch served by Mrigs Counly, - - ----·Bllllt J . Andenol'l. d M R R Du t nd T samue1 c.:. A.edenon aer 1 an rs. . . rs a om, QUALITY Dear Lord. we leave her PTA. Will take items on 10 ' Housekeeper, middle agf'd, ta•her an6 nlll't lrlen6 . Mrs. Elva Daily Mrs. Syh•ia N~ w whitewall tire!i, 4 speed trans. REGULARIn your trust. t per cent ronsignnwnt. I. U. i lo live in. Care fur childa mLnor over the aa• ot to!lrttu yean. o)' Allen, Mr!l. Louise' Brewer, Mn. Hf'd bOdy, good black top . IN Memory of Garnet Schnel- McCoy, Auctioneer. ren . call SH 2-5414. • us. 13' JO; no 1 1 ' l.t. ~ 1 ' 710 Mike Evans and daughters, RU· Certified Oil St.tlon der. Husband Harry, Son and! 10 1:1 :He 10 t3 tfc Pr ieed S.low Market OADINANCI NO • • ., Aft ordlnan~e to MAII'>T AIN A dY Durst, S. W. Dur!lt, Ed Daughter. IO 14 ltc WEBR( :ORE - DOCBLR I rack! SllliSTITUTE &·hool bus dnv· l STANDA-RD OF POUCE PROTECT Deem, Mrs. Roy DonoheW and W Mliin St. I ] 10!\1 WHEUEAS, lt Ia necenar)' In t he , lane rec" -~er. Excellent con-', er in Sa lisbury School Dislntel'f!at of l.llt pUblic safety and w el- l tart, to m t lfttaln a atand~rd of pollee ""'=-==Ncoo=l,-tc_e_ dition. WI 9-2711. 10 13 61pl trict. Contact: Brooks Sayre protllctio n, and alnce oc~ulona ar\~fl LOSE WEIGHT safely with 1964 HONDA "50'0 and 26" boys IVY 2-5280. 10 12 31C ' when unforue.en abaenc.el of pollee patmlm tn ncc ur fnr which no e11t.n : oex.ADiet, Tablets. Only bicycle. l'<Jnlc<'l Cuv Spencer, tAmEi' Eam up to$2.00 hour ! patrolmeo are available. and alnet ~ emeraenl a\lUIItioM ariJe <turi ng 98c at Stiifk s Pharm 8 cy. Tuppers Plams. Oh 1o. sewing readv cut rnatericl.ls.l which additional p i U'olmen an deem· 9 25 GOtp _ _ _ _ _ 10 13 3tc _ Free dela1lsi Babygay, Wared neN!RIIIfY BE i t ordaiDfl<l bJ we eouncll .t 1963 Corvair Mono Cpe. $1599 the Villaee of Mlr'4lepvrt t - . , - - - - - - - - - The former James Sayre home saw. A-4 Indiana. Lotal owner. 110 liP t•ngine. 4 speed tra ns. Jet black Sto;ttn n I - That lht Mayor be : in Syrac ust• 3 bcdnlOmS, HW 10 12 6tp AUTUMUBD..E 1nsuranct1 beeD Jh'en tbe aulhorlt)' lo aulgn boUn 1 fin ish. Hf'd ~~uckct Se<~l , radio ~t nd healer. Tires show of duty for memben Df the Pollet c:aneelledl lASt vuur oper• lar'l ll<eniOl Call WY :1--. floors , lovely kitchen, full ; BULLDOZER WORK wanted. Department tn a4dili on to. and be · little wear. l JODd, tbo11t houn ol duty on their llliU:c basemt·nt, gas furnace, large Phone WY 2·2208. tt!ICUlarly .elledu\8d. lhlft. ot work : 10 11 10lc i 1 lot, liberal financing. Buckmd 1963 Ford Galaxie 5QO- 4 Or. Sed. $1795 SteUon n - That thoM tt\d.itlonal Insurance eye Building and Loan Gal· I bou.n of ducy be com}lflnsated ior 1 loC'al owner, VS engine with Cruisematic trans., power at the pren.!Unl nourly rate for ===~·~ - -· - - lifMllis, vh1o. Ph. 44J>.0315. 1-------- - -THE 66 FORDS ARE MOV!NGI THAT MEANS steering and hrakE'S, power seat, grey finish, new 1st Extra J>oUce Patrolmen, and, GRANGE INSURANCE. MuUen l 10 12 6tc Real Estate For Sale Section Ill - That a l'i!Cord of tbl MORE SHARP CARS ARE BEING TR."'DED IN .. line whitewa ll tires. ILadio and heater. lniurance Agency, inc., Porn- , ·· -- --· - _ ~~ - · _ _ 1WIJ\ber of additional noun, u above WE'RE GOING ALL OUT TO GIVE YOU THI woy. Phone WY 2-3331. radio HOUSE FOR SALE , 1 lor each m.embflr of the Pollet Oe· 1 1965 STEREO Console, · partment. and the reaaona tbel'd<lre 9 1 Uc equtpped. 4 speed changer. Modero Rancb Style. Beautiful ' BEST DEAL IN THE VALLEY be maintained by the Cnlel of Pollet, $1469 1uch recor4 to be a p•rt or l.he Po· ------~-= Dual volumn control. Four location on top of small hill 1 1962 Ford Galaxie Conv. Cpe. _ nee Dflpartment monthl7 report sub· Cream finish . white top, V8 engine, automatic trans. 196$ FORD Goloxle XL 2 Dr. H.T. 390 entlne, Wanted To Buy months old. Walnut finish. lacing State Higbwa;, Garage on mltted t.o CouncU at a rerulu month· Power iteering, new whitewall tires. Radio and beater. A.t. Irons. p. st-int. rodio end hooter J, meetinf and, ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes, Take over ptlyments o( $5 per Route 7 witb good road to main II Bedlon lV - Thilt Otdlnance tllait I ttke died ao.d be \II fore• from and miscellaneous. Call or write: month or pay balance of $69- hl.ghway. Four bedrooms. living, FORD Goloxlo 500 2 Dr. H.T. 8 cyl. A.t. aru.r Ju\7 1, 1965. !I 1964 Mrt. Boward Cecil. W. .54. Try it in your home . Call dining, family, kitchen, break· Irons. powor s._lng, rodlo ond hooter Pund the 71th da1 of •• eMany More New Trade Ins Arrivlnt Dolly. We 800 WY 2-6555. 10 12 6tc bs~ play, maid's, utilicy and 1116~ . Gent~ Gra~. (.:lerk. Main St., Pomeroy· 6 29 Uc DEEP FREEZE, 700 lb. capac- s hop. Three baUJ,:I. '"" ceramic 1964 CORVAIR Monu 900 2 Dr. Cpe. Invito You To Come in Often As The Cor You DeWa.,rne Glbbo.., PM~ident ol C.::ouacil ----~-.1ty. p ractlcally . and waU to wall carpet on A.t. Irons. Radio on4 heotor new. Bar- flo Abo 1 tw third • oiro Moy Be Hero Tomorrow. For Rent . . Ph Ill\ ors. u os 1963 FORD Galoxlo 500 4 Dr. 8 cyl. A.t. k ' =..,-=~--gam pnce. • 111.,2-7436. house is paneled In mahogany 'I'Wo BEDROOM house trailer , 10 12 6tp and walnut. Air conditioned. P - r st-Ing, ...tlo and hootor in Middleport. All utilities 11956 TRAILER, 8 -ft~wide-and Large patio and double carport. 1963 FAIRLANE 500 2 dr. H.T. 6 cyl. ltd. trfurni~ hed. Phonr WY 2-3600, 28 ft. long . 127 Butternut St., On lot ~00' :1 390' . M.ay be seen , ltldlo on4 hooter WY 2-3346 or WY 2-2186. Pomeroy, OhiD. 10 12 3tp by appointment only. 10 13 5lc - - -PRICE REDUCED OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. 1963 RAMBLER .Amori<on 2 Dr. 6 cyl. STRAICHT coon hound, six Write: clo The D•iiY Sentinel Std. trans. Rodlo and hooter POMEROY, OHIO UNFURNISHED HOUSE, siJ 1 years old, guaranteed not to Box 668-H Pomeroy, rooms r. l:lnd batl1 in Middle-, trash. Sell reasonable. Other FOR SALE: 1640 Lincoln Hgts. 1963 FORD Ctry. Sedln Wagon 4 Dr. 6 cyL port. $55 a month, WY 2-5434.! year old pups, started, one 4 room bath bas nt Std. trans. Rodlo and hootor 13 lfc Ca ll 773-5296 or furnace. gas!' Reet!nt visitors of Mr. • ::_..:- W:: :• LOOK! .•. BEST BUYS ! ,..o I I 'THAT? DAILY CROSSWORD -1. Bilbwll' Ci. Glrl'l ..... Kal.WD.beim'l oxtlo ·-... - 10, )fouata.Ju I :I&BnWllan M.•em.poem :m.- ~uod - - .... ~­ otl""'a !II. Rotxaot -.-: l!p. l Jntot 37. For ......... ae. Jlauticnl ··- You've ~· id 38. '1'1uf that about them al !, amends _.. . . . "lt'a klnda !rllhtortlnc to think of Jt"aduatln{[ next .lunt • • • Wllh '1- allowa_nca atopjllng, and all!" <;t;Mhinel tl. Wort!L 41-Riftr In ,.,_.,. ... PltA:ben s~pl'len DAH.Y CIC!PlVQtJOTE -Bon'a .... .. LOXO:I'li:LLOW I One·letter limpiJit.IDdl for 8JIOtbar 1:11 tbia for the three L's. X for the two 0' ' ample A II ued trophies, the length BDd eto. BmgJeo let.tenl, a~ R11ch dR.y tile code~ ue ~'Uie \ltUid.l nre all hint& 1 lormoJion:, I A .28~' I ICBII W'D WMPO Radio JI'ONDU flfiiU FR!DAY"8·0(1 Si81 On - 1,~wa & lla Sacred Heart I ~~ Me1gs County RFD 8· 25 Paul Bowers, fi'arm 8·31 7 7 ; re~rstcred. tMrs. Clint Bircb and Leota II es btate For Sele were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lipps -IM'VOLKSWAGEN wsw's ,... BOUSE lor sale in Racine, 6 and family of Vincent, Mr. and :wt .' rooms, basement, bathroOm, Mrs. Lawrence Lipps and chil· d10. "!"ttr, gasolme heater. corner of -4th and Elm, dren of Belpre and Mr. Dallas 1\alker Mason W Mrs. Thomas Birch and cbild· no 1' . • · of h1 gh water. Priced Call 773-5686. 10 ,., ucl quick sale. Inquire at ErurJ•ol ren of Waterford. POMEROY - z story Barber Shop or call WY 2- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Daily of 6 rooms, bath, front and 5249. 10 8 tic Newark, Miss Judy Cozart of 'd h L 0. McCoy, Auctioneer, Cbet Gallipolis were recent weeekend 9 18 Uc hs1 er pl ·cI es, gas C 1urnace ler, Ohio. guests of Mrs. Elva Daily and ea mg, arge lot. an be and Mrs. Carl Autberson. financed. $4,000.00. CUSTOM BUTCHERING and t ROUTE 33 _Collage, 4 cutting. Will buy hides every U Y Victor Durst of AtheDS open gas beating. front purchl Monday. Phil Meier, Phone Mrs. Emory Popell. Racine, the weekeDd with his parents, VI Mr and M R R Durst and block storage bu ild ing. WY 2-3510. 9 11 Uc 3-2275. 10 12 31£ • • • ' l lnstrumentt Tom down, halance $36.53 KARL GRUESER, Plumbing M USICIJ Birch and friend, Ric'h· ll month , $3000.00. and Heo"ting, Minersville . KING by ard Fortney, visited her broth· Oh10. End YO\JI' sewer trou Compa.iy. Like new. Used , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Birch SUBURBAN FARM- 20 ••·r<:s; band one story frame house les. We have all sizes sewer ly 5 months. $50. WY 2-5236. and children of Waterford. bath. basement, furnace heatmach 1·nes. Reasonable h 10 9 61£ Mrs. Linda Ward, Mrs. Mike ID 0 . Call WY 2-2974, day or night. ' , c icken house, ot he h 'ld ' 8u .· - . Evans and Cindy were 1n GaJ. r m mgs. ., - - - - - - - - -': _16 Uc ,;tness )8rYIC81 WANTED _ Reasonable Upolis Friday where they bad I ed small farm listing Insurance CONUITIONING Refrtger- CindY checked over at the FOUR------------ROOM apartment,- POMEROY 1 7 miles of Pomeroy . ___ ot1oo 10T11ie<! Jark's Refrlgand ·!sited Mrs. Jolm Cunly decorated. $40 mnnth 0 . .. ... """' I ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN I lAE'l'NA CASUALTY eration, New 118ven, P\loD4! and sons. Call Waller Crooks. ''I.'Y E. Moln st. WY 2-3830 WY 2•3636 Mullen insurance Agency. H•llllphrey, Norman Web3631. 10 lfc "'"'"''• 3tc Pomeroy, PilOn• WY z.a38L :o er and Eber Carpenter of \be 10 12 TIIAII .Ek !1YI'S - .:-Iree l'c":PO..,.S ,.......,..,.,.,='.,......,.."' i - --- I tfc Everydoy Spoclolo Civil Air Patrol, Forked Run •5 T ijEFORE your eyes- FOR SALE - 3 bedroom, bath, ::: at Squadron 1502 flew to ClncJDo' . and !StateBrowp ·, l'raJI Copymg Sl!rv1ce. Cop•age Park Approved) on your new carpet - re- I livmg room , exira large kit- PH<!'I'O leo made ul legal papers. Marie's Stylo Post JJBtt recently 1o attend the anMittemlllo, Ohio, ,.,... W\ t:em withh Blue Lustre.' chen, screened in porch, stok- birtll record• 800 almoSI an, Hoircuts . . . . . . . .. $1.25 nual conference of the Great J.ml I Uc ent e ectric s ampooer II. er furnace. Newly painted. in· other documento· Shompoo a Sell .. $1.50 t.akes Region, at Ire Nether· · Baker Furniture, Mirldlf'port. side and out. On the Meigs 30 dey color rlnM, land • Hllton hotel. 111 FLOOR furnlllhed, 4 rooms 0 . 10 11 Gtc and Gallia County line, Rt. 7. JIHier Iaior..... Shampoo oet _ $3.50 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simeral ond bath, modern apartment. SWEET POTATOES, PhoneVI 1f interested, write owner: Parmononts . _ $7.50 up ' and daughter , Columbus, Mlddleport. WY Z.3874. 3·2638, Charles Hilton, Porl·l Mrs. Bernice Matthews, 613 Instructions We Sell and s.irriee eently spent a week with her · land, Ohio. 10 11 12tp ' W. Va. Ave., Dunbar, W. Va --- --Wiga and Willets parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. =u lEE o Gt . U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! M I , 5 I p sf Brewer. 8 1 and aaiW'illllbed lour .... ,.,. turm<hO and pony. WY Gtp 2c - Joto•_ .,,.,. ooo ..., ..,..,. ar e. I Ph. ty eW't 02-5271 ... IIIII II*" CLARINET 1013. m1 n ,tartlnl Shnr1 IL 124 Bob Van Meter was ·B recent Tnl - - WY • .... 12 • - 10 9 FOR SALE - 4 room bollA ..\d . . neemen• 5 guest of Mr. and Mrs. cnarle!l 1 •-.........,.. ., 1.n; SEWING yracuse. vmD machines. repalf ser- new bath, large porch, base- Thou..ndJI •• u101111tonnpea Van Meter. IWO BEDROOM ltowto oa Lin- vice. aU makea. WY 2-W mont, new paint, 1 acre IC Mr. and Mrs. Mike Evans ltJID IIIlA·· birch klt£hen, 8lt The Fabric Shop, Pomerov ground. on brick road o 1 1 ran ,,,.,,.,.,, Doxol Bottle Glis. ArnOld Brt> and daughters were recent JQmatlc PI beat WY 2-612'1. Autbrotzed Singer Sa•es and Rt. 7, $3.500.110. Phone WY =No'::"':,.':;:• !hers. Bl8 E. Mam Street ltors of Mr. and Mrs. Don HunI :tflllr 8lrvice. J Zll Uc 1127. t If 30tcl ,:;.:,_wo. ._ Pomeroy. t U Uo ae\. furnished, un· come and see afler 4 p. m. fu rnished, modern and clean. Ni:k Wright. N. Brown St., Phone Mason, w_Va. 10 9 6tc 10 9 6tc MOVEABLE Building 10 x 12. co ---·c ld b d f f 6 BRICK house on ou • use or re r"hternut Ave Call WY 9 _LO He . ment stand, building. (·tc. Oneimplement new set profes· 2 5127 sional golf clubs. Contact: 4 ROW APHAT\•ENT -closo John Teaford, 325 Spring Ave. to husiness sPct ion. Phone WY . . ate 10 12 2 3746 WY 1-3117. 10 11 6tp -_ . _ _ c RN 2 bedroom house in I d' MOD country. G•od water supply n tan Summer Sale and !!11 <.onvenicnces. Write NOW AT LANDMARK Sam Curtis. 507 W. 5th St., · oh·10. ram, 10 II 6tc - - - ''"" now •• 11le Lo 3oEDROOMhOUse, nice yard, at lower prices. urnace, •-- lo schoo1s. 1n COME IN AND REGISTER (Union Ave. Call WY 2--3114. ;00 PURCH ASE NECESSARY . 10 8 If --; FOUR ROOM ..........._ R r Y-V • ttil1'2r At Store or Tht menl. WY 10 1 tic Son<lco Stotlon ROO~l ~ Bu~ I n-~1 •~• -::-:==~--,---~~' ~.~ ~ 2-~658. - -. ~er wat~r new·i ~ i' -,.w 1 d doo •. cW:'be 1 WY 2-2293. 10 ---·-- do I {1. I Cue'-'"" In~ ,.. th V<~., frMn•l --~--~--'--~-'-- b~l.h. 1uERi~~~;i~;c;iiV<O.\ ,~.m ' ~Ill ~"· Y~~reAYP":I~NE~INE ~ F0 b ~=-··. :-:=:-;::---::-~~ tnc. 1 'i TIJ"'" " Z." :lS3'/~·i i.,...,...,..•._.eiiitle~~~ ;ove ~ Pll:~"" -.:==-...,.~--..:9:....::14:.,:Uc ~ I ~ bou.<~e. ua~nm1 :;;::::r .,,~".;":."':.'! ~ a ~ ~p;[ijiMij~["'ibi~;~ vis·~ .::!~ It. 00 ,o rr. l0·30' lu ·4' 10 45 IO 4· ll ~ u U!l Ll 311 ., 00 1~ 3t L"' u 30 J 'll 4.ll 4 30 4 4• 500 no 1963 :1~ \!I~ ..,.,m..... 1 1...,~~~====~=~==~=~""""'""'=""'=1 A1u~inum'~~r.; Cl~~~:~tl Auto SaI \ I a;'dr:~ Rea > "I 7:50 3 ' 8 4~~il 9 1 :-:-==="'~~--10 APART~1ENTS -c:-cc-:~W~ 2-~267. RAMBLER Cloalc 4 Dr. 6 cyL Std. trans. Rodio ond hoolor 1962 FORD Goloxle 500 XL 2 Dr. H. T. I cyl. A.t. trono, powor ot-lng, rodlo .nct hM!or 50~ 1962 FORD Goloxlo 500 2 Dr. 8 cyl. A.t. trons. ltldlo ond hoolor 5 30 5 50 1962 FAIRLANE 500 4 Dr. 8 cyl. Std. Irons. Rodlo ond hooter fHE 1961 FAIRLANE 500 2 Dr. I cyL Std. trono. Rodlo ond heotor 1960 PLYMOUTH Sovoy 2 Dr. I cyl. A.t. Sporto P•r""• Bill Miller "how 1-'t('ken· ,"•rG•·a~ . 'I ,.,. . . , ,. Newo t 'Uu Thurs.) 8111 UIIJer Show 8 k a er Furmture Sbo\\o Ne-o ~ Dutee with Ja, et 1 Port.raJtl Ot 1 Patriot ~w•r %op Bill M Miller Bru"h Show •· P-o•ram • aoon A~ 11'\-esday; f ·amlly Worship 1-urs.) •u A~ t p Nf'~l · rogra!II (F'rlday! flr-y'S Country JU.IIctloo troM. 6 CyL Pickup 1959 Ford~ Ton Pickup I a.cl Ford F-600 2 Ton St•k• 8 cylinder 5 Speed Trallll. TIRRY I I You Alw•ys P•y Leu At .•• Locust I Sycomore l!lo Mll"n•n... 1 ~00 1:05 Jim Show 5:50 SportsMeea Parade 6,00 Sundowo Sereoado • . .. On ' 4) <>~ :,;.Jl ;S e,; -Arm, j WJEH l{A])IO Monday 1lrvttp Friday 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:25 News In BMef 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 llchoes of Joy 1:00 Ohio Valle\' News • I:M World NewtJ 1:10 Sports Today Weather Picture L Mustcal Clock 151 • Commu ttlty Newt 9·00 Ta" ~ 0 f the Town t :S5 Mason CoWJty Newa 10:110 Public Service 10 .05 Family Worship Hour 10 311 L tcb 11 ':00 Na ews strlna: 11 :05 Mom1ng Melodies :=1: g:eepht urc Bl'rtllday. ' ' RiJJi) . • World Newo 11•4' 11 :55 Masoro County News 5:25 5:30 7:40 7:45 7 15 : 7:25 7:30 7:45 1:00 8:05 1·10 1:15 Weather Sunset Boulevard N•wo Sign Off s·JgJJ On, Musical Clod: New1 in Briel Musical Cic1ct Eohoeo of Joy Ohio Valley News World Newo •-rto Today """ Weather Picture 1:16 Pt. Pleasant FootbaU 10:30 Son•o for Chi!~ w--.::u 10:45 Thea Golden Key 11 :00 Saturday News U:r· --., 12:110 12 :20 12:25 12 30 ( LlnLE ORPHAN ANN!& 1 By HAROLD GRAY AH'o SI-<ORE Uk'E m. r311,.llt JO ,.........,ICnJE e:::-y "· WAL. AH ·...OMMI TS £ECH' 0. '· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, W I 14'(, &l. . NOW I ~ AGI4AMIOO All 4i ON TH' lA!'. GJA<;t , AND OF '!Q.1.! I m I , ·, COUlDN'T bEAR nm~ I'O 'ul\u'l::: 'T S~E 'YOU At=ORI: \'0~ a • '.c:Jr ~EIC'·TI<Lk.IN' ~l(IENDSI· ~[)6 Wl-10'0 ....,y PIN MIMO 10 ..__-~,~,--- "'~Nat. News Local, Ohio, Bulltlln News 0 l!oard Gr-s Saturoay Netinee ~.. 1:30 News Headline~ ~lock ,:~ ~·.~.day 3~55 ~ I~.IEL L ! GLIES9 ---TRUCKS--- ON THE SPOT FINANCING 8:00 SundoWD Serenade e:lli Sign on SUlJRD!YS ! :00 Sip On - Newo 6.31) Happy Valley iloyo I Ill Co : Untry MUSIC nmo 6:20 CuWltry Jamooree dlt Proteotanl Hour 1:30 Sporto Parade 7:3!1 Larry· Anderson SMw ... " [t' M .... . 'tO 11 00 D s uslc .... <U'mJ : utton's Heros Dairy l'up reaand Sboo 12 ·00 New1 I 15 lusJCal lDterludr> II~: 30 Rev Merlin J'eelo News " , ...... YQUO A Std. trono. Rodlo ond hootor 1955 QBRNZDP .- Y~JI-BBDY A-:, ~'ll~ ..0.-3 •.v=. KNOW HE HAS NO FAMILY .~S, ~ ~lEND~ , NO ONE I<:.'ALLY KliiQIN9 HIM ' 1955 FORD Foirlono 4 Dr. 8 cyL Ton WOBII "~" Hour 12:110 Community News 1:!1 Saturday MaUnee 7:5rl News 12·0' · ;, Noo P News 1:55 New1 8:00 Baptist Layman·. Hour ~ : 10 Marlrets 2:00 Saturda, Matinee ABBIE AND SLATS 8:5() Sunda) Show 12 :15 Mid Day Weather 1 ~30 News Headllnet ruty'll Country Hymns 9:30 llle Bible SpeaL~ to You :20 Bulletin Board 1:31 Saturda) MaUDfl ,. \1 .45 Leg~slative R~port 12·9.5 News 0 Grama 2.· '5 New• 3·. 00 ....' emtn1 News 11, 01. Th' Gooll '.ito 12 ·3() County A•ent ' o.turdav M~JGoessler'aFrtGuest Star 12 :4~ Country Go e~ Round ·~ ....., Hu .. longressman Moeller ! :30 tJQ Newa Headlinet I oay1 10 :30 The Country Hymntimers 1:55 News Beat 3 Cal't'\' Anderson Show 11 .30 fh• Qwet Hour 1:110 Country Go Round !48Unn Ju11 Meea Show 1.2 :00 Nns 2~55 News Beat .. Btaeunar Auto Show 12:15 Tho Christians Hour J:l10 ,Mid Way Matln'" 4:00 Discing wllb Doss Electric Comp<.ny News L2 3tl The New! Be1lt f : 30 Top Ten Revue Jtm Mee$ Sbol" . Rev M(·rl:r feets 4 00 Disc 5:00 News Roundup ~cwo 1:30 The Rev. Sllao BU!up• ' lng Wllb Doss 1:15 Interlude 2:00 The Rev. Andrew Fa-·ns 4,30 lnteroban&e 5 Ill C Jim Moeo ~!tow ~ ·~ 5:110 CotlllllUDI...~~ No' ommunity Choirs 1:oll• Sunday •.,r•r.a~" ... 8 00 Din Rize('o Weather Report 8' 00 Sundowu Serenade 5:M Mason Count) Ne ..~· : Da ner Musicale 7·110 p Sports ParaCiO 5:10 World & National Ne·· n<e ar;lj --~6:15 S1gn Oft ii ~• 7:40 News BORN LOSER -----·---..::'.:,:15:_:S~potllglll._oa_Sporto,_:.;:.__:_ 7:~~.1ha Air By ART SANSoM WINNIE WINKLI 1957 MERCURY 4 Dr. A.t. !roM. bello & hoator 1964 Chevrolet~ .~em~ Hlli BiU Miller Sho• Stiversville News Notes . r~ewa 6 57 Weather 7 01 1 ,~<lrtunat .. ___ I 'lfOW'JIAAG -~KIItl' ........ ----------==:: Pomeroy Motor Co. BY tiBO ar I I 01' a,,..._ ClfM'da Y•-7'• Clyploqooler Tll1l 1081 IUIII UVDJ 01' Ql1IET DICSPBBA'l'IOlf.-JfBCM•:U UIAD KEITH GOBLE FORD I te W<llk Bl AXYDioBAAX& 1 A HOT ONE! a. a...... lt.Oonocta I - -- ... ~ Ill. Po.ue&e..,. :n.Do-.d · 1 1 . -: i :z. At '"'""'' I II' 23. G!'flelt letter places 20. Pl'ODC' $340· K~ehmond, A=m- money 21. 'l'n>opo -Uoa 20. Pro. t.Comeatter home .......... . . . . . 6. Hoooer, Jlill. 8Mjoottlli ~ IL6.~ :lr.Dl111gta 82.:tfoeq311. ....... mODCIJ 28. Pra.1n. - -··~ 1. Keep woif •4o . .8. &. TU.eaout :li.Romaa 11. Ps"rr• 16. P..Book ell II.Jilo. YOke 2. Ea.rly Greek in Asia Iampo or: Blaettnars DOWII 1. Tuber l• l yam. 3.11Umna. !!. i!ptr!t 0 I ... Ooltop ol.f 4$. lOll~ I,Placeol I 1 I bM Dti>'IE DO POMEROY MOTOR . CO• US E D CAR CENTER MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING :~ BARNEY GOOGLI ond SNUFFY SMITH HES lr\'HAT ""' voo 11\LK I �• •h. 8 M I rs. "9 tIS Club ~~ eP~ M o,.<l<~y I' Guest Speaker . . . 0 n Anmversary • '!'he Five Pomt Star Stuchers' 0., Oct. 13, 19651Tueoday, MH Edwarda, president of' Lodge .4uxUiary 1.: . Sentinel' Pomeroy-Middleport, ley Swan.ol Mr. and Mrs. lher' the wscs, conducted a short P>OIA ., "" II', Mr. aod Mra. Wayne PriDOI i were businssmade SOSOion, whenWSCSplans ednesdoy A oew rea•'"· machble obol Long BottomMrspent for the and Meels andTuesdq M L L dia Circle to sponsor a rum- White Rose Lodge Auxiliary lllned by the PTA wl.ll be oo ..eolng, with • r y I November 3-5 the of the Brotherhood of tllaplay at t heOteober mffi. i Sherley Swan. "-R club met with advisor~, M~s.! Mrs. Warren Brighl of Colum- 1 ~~: t~ ~~ announced. ' met Wednesday lq: of die Middleport PueM · Mr. and Mrs. Stanley PuJllnl 1 Trainmen 1 l't:oy Holter and Mrs. Ons Gm- bus was guest speaker when the , p . ; ternoon at the legion hell Mr. and Mrs, C. F. Hollings. and Toacbero Asooclalloa Moa· aod Stanley Wayne of Magnolll at the h~me of Sheri Young WSCS and Lydia Circle of the I The program and devotions ! Middleport. Mrs. James worth 'heve returned to tllel~ dly evenlag, October 18 at 7:· Joseph Fields Jr. o1 Chicago,, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald f>u1. Mohday evemng. One new mem- United Mdhodist church cele-. 1were in charge of Mrs. C. F. ders presided in the absence home m Jacksonville, _Ala. af 31 p.m. Ill Miss Mary Ann Fields, Co- llns and Rita Kay of William~ober, Jennie Chupman_was_~el·l'brated the 25th anniversary of Tompkins who used the origi·,the president, Mrs. Wiltiam ter spending a week Wllll their lu;;,busandMissPatriclaFi~lds town, W. Va ,spent the pasl "cmned. The first class m kn11tmg , the wscs Tuesday rvenmg at nal copy of the program for tbel Robson. daughter and. family, ~r. and FoUowlua: the meeting 8 re- student at Holzer Hospital weekend at their cabin at Shade was held with Mrs. Ginlher as : the church. first charter meeting, The . he ho bus! i Mrs. Lee Smith and children. ftption will be held boaorlag School of Nursing. sPent the I River. Tbey also visited Mr. lnstrutor. : A potluck was served hymn, " Faith Of Our tgrousp Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr. of Wav- Mr. Clarenee thompson, aew weekend with their parents, Mr. and Sherley Swan. . . l · 0 • 1 k w1th members d prayer by the leader open- I k d . Mid- Mlddleporl Scbool BuperlntenF" .~.. S 1 an Refreshments carrymg out a SIX c oc ti f 11 ed b Martin Restaurant for dessert erly spent the wee en m 1 dent, and bla famUy. All par- and Mrs. Joseph Ie ~ r. Mr and Mrs. Gerald MJchael th! fall theme were served by; seated at tables attw ve n ed lhe p;,ogram, o ow" . Y • with Mrs, Norman Wayland and dleport with relatives. She came, eat• of Middleport school olu· Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ha,t- and iamlly and Mrs Susie Fl• Mrs Reid Young and Sheri to . white covers With yellow. and , readmg New Day h Mrs. H. E. Bush as hostesses. to attend thf' football game d iDt t d persons field received word that theJI' cher .. "·turday visttora 1D 22. ~embers and two guests, I white m~ms in silver _conta_m~rs I spersed With v~rses o( ymns, IOthers attending were Mrs. Pat and homecoming activities of I =t~~~:ed to :~:n: tbe meet- daught.er, Mrs. Dwane Johnson ..... ~ Mrs Carl Kautz and Mrs. Ar· and white candl_es m cl ys~al by Mrs. _Tompkms and Mrs. T.. Gallagher' Mrs . P. L. Mitch, High School when her , who is confined to Piqua Mem- Parkersburg, W. Va. thu; Youn Iholders placed at mtervals. Miss, A. o,wme. : Mrs. Otho Waits, Mrs, il· granddaughter' Katlly Hannahs log oDd reception. orial Hospital Is convalescing Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Norg. ILucretia asked , Charier members and past liam Morris, Mrs. Herman was an attendant for the queen. Mr. WtiUam lngleo, pr.,J. . nicely, ris and son, Clarence of Letart r grace. A large bowl or roses presidents were honored .~ndl ey, Mrs. Arthur Lewis, grandson, David ~shley lSI dent, wlll bt ID ebarge. M'lss Goneral Adams of Sa. Falls were Sunday dinner gueatt centered the refreshment table each presented a memento, 81·1 William Woodard and Mrs. a member of the Middleport 1 Ell SUI MEIGS THEATRE r.and a basket o~ yc!lnw mums ble Treasu~es," by Mrs Baker :Souders. football squad. 1 1\\DJUS •· ~'~':. bine was an overnight guest of Mr. and Mn. as et. Pomeroy. Ollie were tJn the pmno. Hostesses 1 Gordon. Thrrteen of lhe 30 charwere Mrs. Gerold Wildermuth.: ter members were present, Mrs. members were named. Mrs. David Entsmmger IS. I~ TONIGHT Mrs. Allrn Eichinger, Mrs. JayiGordon, Mrs. Leverett Roush, Mrs Bright who organizedjCharleston, W. Va. for a ~lSJtj NOT OPEN Warner, Mrs. Roy Heuter and 1Mrs. Jed Webster Sr., Miss the !~cal Soci~ty, spoke on 1with her son and ~ug~ter·: t:! Mrs V. D. Edwards ! dia Ebersb<H.'h, Mrs. "What it means to be a Metho- la~, Mr. an: ~s. "I are~ ~ FRIDAY and SATURDAY October 15·16 I Wildermuth, Mrs. Tompkins, dist woman and to belong to smmger aRn th azmlhy andan f , · Ne II e s·mg, M rs Do wme, . the WSCS." She showed an in· .and Mrs · o a n fffil· "THE SWORD OF j M1ss All BABA" ~ Mrs. E~erett Thomas, Mrs. teresting Cllm strip ··A trip a- lly. (Technicolor) ren Bnght, Mrs. Ralph G1l- round the world" taken Mr. and Mn. Glenn Lllrnbert ;l Peter Mann, Jocelyn Lane, FRI.-SAT.- SU,.J, Peter Whitney. more, Mrs. Robert W<;".rner and she and Rev. B;ight made Mr. and Mrs. Herman "UP FROM THE BEACH" Oct. lS-16.17 .Mrs. Dwight Parker. Deceased trip spon~ored by the · spent Friday In Columbus. Cliff Robertson, Red Butto.ns, Elvis Presley in Irina Demick, Brodenck Weekend guests of Mr. 9 ~ouncU of Churc~es. Tbey "BLUE HAWAII" Crawford, Slim Pickens. FIRST ded rn~ny countnes where . IMrs. Lawrence Milhoan a n (Terhnicolor) QUALITY Method1sl church and the Umt- their daughter and family Mr. SUN.-MON.-TUES. -andREGULAR . ed Nations have projects of build and Mrs. vernon Weber ' and . 1 9 "VON ~~~~!s ~~ PRESS" "[~.~~~N v~r~N~~?,T Certified Oil Station ing new hom.,, were Mr. and Mrs. i With Frnnk Sinatra Pomeroy schools and hpspitals for a Darby of Columbus, and I FRIDAY AND SATURDAY and Mrs. Tom Donahue of Beautiful new fall styles and fabrics- all sizes from junior petites to extra ; Zanesville. Mr. and Mrs. Darby also visited with the Alphe sizes. I Plummer family in Rutland · · · · SALE and attended the Christian i REGULAR Womens DRESSES _:Q:.:,U_A_L_IT_ANE _ _LP_G_A_s_ _ _ Church observance Sunday, 1 Stitchers 4·H l It ·------IIJla.Dally Around And ... ..,., ' I w About· Middleport Fathers"lm~lll~gwl~:e ~he • Mo•'nly About --. at y People In p Cmeroy \!lt:r dinne~ ;~nt ton~~ ~ mter-~ VOL XVII . 1 1 I 28' Friday and Saturday Sale In The Ready to Wear Department At Elberfelds In Pomeroy About 300 Womens Dresses On Sale liiliiii~an~d~Tr~"~-o~r~H~o"~-ar~d~"""~J~'~"'~'-~'~SI~e~w~.r~t,~J~"~hn~w=·,~yn=e~~W'".:M::ot:n:S'"t.i:~~::iii~~~te~r~w~a~y~o;f~li~fe~.====-,IMr. 1 j --~T~h~e~M~a~r:k~o~f~H::i~gh:_:Q::u:all:ty::_:·..:.·..:_· Mrs. Julia Grim llas retW'n· ed to Tucson, Ariz, where spends the winter months. She has spent the summer at her home in Middleport Miss Maxine Bennett, Colum· bus, was the weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett. Mrs. ChaJ'Ies Bennett, Mrs. John Lyons and Mrs. Dorothy Mcintyre recently attended Eastern Star ·services at Cot· tageville, W, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winn have returned from a vacation trip through Kentucky, Tennessee · and VIrginia and the B I u e Hidge Skyline Drive. They visited in Rice, V•. with her bro- -~ ther and family, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Lyons and son, and visit· . ed My Old Kentucky Home rn : Kentucky, For New and Old Homes A COMPLETE HEATING INSTALLATION 311- 99 to .-----------500 Gai.LP Gas Systems Wo Hava Tho Tanks! 399.' 95 Plans for Card Party Completed ByWomen'sclub Everybody Knows the Kind ON of Service PERSONALLY OWNED TANKS! NOW HEAT YOUR HOME WITH OUR "QUALITANE" LP GAS!I BOnLED GAS PLANT FREE! With Each LP G., Installation REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR WOMEN$ 3.95 BANLON CARDIGANS I'M{PET OF WAHM'rH over your floor s! WARM MORNING'S "Carpet of Comfort" blower system pours out comforti ng heat from under the full width of the ra~me t ... spreading warmth all over the floors from wall to wall' "TOP-0-MATIC" controls put the thermostat and blower adjustment knobs at your finger tips! Plans lor 1 card party were ' completed at the regular meet-· mg of the BPW club Tuesday night, with dinner at the Martin restaurant preceding a busi- 1 ness meeting at tht> ColumbUJ ' and Southern Ohio Electric Company office: I Mrs. Grace Pratt, president, reported on committees, cor- : respondence was read, and plans were completed for the public card party Wednesday, <kt. 20 at U1e Middleport elementary school. Tickets will be $1. Refreshments wil! be served 1and prizes will be awarded. A special attraction of I party will be a Knit Style show or fa~hions from Spin-A-Yarn llhop ot Middleport and Alhens . . The cultural program was i "World Affairs" with Mrs. Lu- 1 cille Swackhamer, as chairman. She enlisted her husband, No- ; Jan, a history instruetor of i Middleport high school, as the i speaker. : Pictures were shown on this subject and a discussion per'l tod followed the speaker's com- i ments. 1 I The November meeting, to be ' held on the 9th, with dinner a£ ' the Martin at 6:30 p. m. w!U: I heve Nancy Elaw, Home Ad- I visor lor the Columbus and 1 , Southern Ohio Electric Company, presenting th.e program, I titled, ''Christmas Spread." l Yvoone Scally as a guest. LP GAS LIGHT Decorative lamp for outdoor•\ lndonu, pltnlcl, outIngs, etc. 8Ul'nl LP Uu. Given witb each Installation. Offer expire. November 1, 1965 many uses - I PTA TO MEET : The Bradbury P.T.A. will I meet tonight at the school at UO p.m. Miss Sally Scheaf 1will speak on Issue I and all parents are invlted Attend & Support PRICED AS LOW AS YOUR MEIGS CO. BUCKLE LOAFER $4·" FAIRI FOR NATURAl OR BOlTLED GAS Marte of Quality Rutland Furniture OWNED & OPERATED BY ARNOLD GRATE PHONE SH 2-4811 • ' RUTLAND, OHIO ' Qualhane LP GAS J ... , , . ·'-·"' ...... - 1 M·B Size4to 9 Hlgbelt Quall!J PropaneGu Avallabil ,. . ......... NO. 152 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO -~ iJ ". ~~­ "' - ~ :/ ~= -~· c'..; {,.. 't = :2 ~ ·; e _. J FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1965 Fine quality banlon cardigan sweaters, easy to wash, dry qurrkly, all new fall colors, Sizes 34 to 40. FIVE REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR SALE! Rog. Rog. llog. Rog. Rog. Rog. Rog. Rog. Rog. Rog, 2.95 3.95 4.95 5.95 7.95 Girl• Girls Glrlo Girls Girls Skim Skirts Skirts Skirts Skirts .. ,. .. .. .. nlo $2.00 ulo $2.50 nlo $3.50 oalo $4.00 11lo $5.00 2.95 Girls DrHIOI 3.95 Girls Dres101 4.95 Girls DreoiH 5.95 Girls Dr11111 7.95 Glrlo DrHIII I last summer to expand forces 1: b;r Saxbe, Gov. James A. ~ House with 140 members, rather More than 50 can wen re- cations and provide emergency 1 Mei~s county people are invit- a committee including P a u.l for the increased efrort in Rhodes and Secretary of State than the 99 under Utis plan. The j ported si~ up £or use as I communications if needed. ed to welcome the vlsitors and : Chapman and Jack Kerr, S<luth Viet Nam, was an- Ted W. Brown. ourreot House has 137 members, courtesy vehicles for the Fall I . . ' tell them about the count y. It IS . . th ling ert nounced Thursday by the Pen· I Under the state plan, coun. , while the Senate bas 32. : Foliage tour by 35 persons at- The Rut. and Vocational Agn· hoped that IIX'al visitor~ wi!l l _Asslsling at e mee w tagon. ties with apprioximately 100,000 I AREA DJSTRICfS 1 tending a meeting held at the I culture departmen~ under Ever- park their cars away from park- · B1ll Grueser, Ge~eral chalr,i 1 population would get one re17th District - Fairfield, · Pomeroy High school Holcomb, is pia?· area so not to man for the Fuliage tour, llld CAPE KENNEDY- THE A.IR resentative each. Smaller counPickaway, Ross, Hockin& and Thursday evemng. rung to. offer Me1gs county~ : views of the nver.. . . Jack Carsey, presldeot of till I . , Force plan~ another try ~-I ties would be cGmbined to form VInton counties anli the 100~ Brochures, pri!par~d by the fresh ct~e~ and apples for sale 1 A special ~ttractmn w1ll be , Pomeroy Chamber at Com-~ k>~-Jts powerpacked TI-l sing!e • members districts and eastern corner of Franklin Cour~esy Car l.'ilmmJttee, were to the VISJtors. I boat tours being worked out b:_ Y__:m =•='='e=· - - - - - - ta_n 3C super booster into orbit 1 targer counties would be dlvid1 County. .... ,. ! dtstrtbuted. ~ ~-, 1 With two c;attlllte.c; and a mls- ee into single .. member dis- A Pomeioy woman waa hos-· 18th District -Pike Scioto Th · st'll dr t '-'" ' - -~~~ I 0 slon cam., for a seri.. of trlcts, eliminating the present pltali,.d early today for painful I Jackloo, Gallia l..wrenre: least'~ ~~or~ r~r~e~u,;~y a~- I s.... Meigs m.. were I• spaC'e hi·Jmks. system of at. Jarge election of inJuries sustained in a o~ar l Meigs and Athelll counties. ternoon to show the more than CGiumbus Thunday lo dillAn attempt launeh r1ck· _the 1I members ID the larger coun- ... accident on State Route 7 al I ,_ 19th District- Medina ' Ash- 800 VISitors Mei•S of • 1maou.f tnplt> - barreledto mihtary • a counly · Vol· ' 1....•. )IOiOibiUttes · ted 'I Th hes. ~. 45 a.m. tand, Wayne, Holmes and Co· · unleers willing to furmsh cars ac..riDJ company, oca et ursday was called off be· Senate dlstnrls woold he V•olet Rile, 3S, 180 Locust-st. I shocton counties, plus western I may call c E Blakeslee tour tiJewbere ID Ohio, movlog llo 1 , llided car7 ol a drrvmg rain that formed by dlvldmg three g""' was listed ID satisfactory con- Tuscarawas County, including committee at 2· operalloa lo Melgo Couoty, I A dog stopped on the hlflhwafh two! cars nt in• wou d have blocked needed graphiCally continguons d 1 s- dilion at Veterans Memorial the c1ty of Dover. '1 3895, or contact any mem-1 Pomeroy C of c President and _one person was InJUred, a m. e 0? Y e cfamerast coverage!. hW!'athermfen tricts, keeping the dlstrkts as' hospital where she was admit· ?nth District - Muskingum bers of the tour committee in· Jaek Carsey iald aU phases of vestlgated by thed statte!OhllgOhwa) paThtruor,sday on (N't>Ca more o t e same or . ed · h h d 1 r 1 ' tiL ed The acc1 ent occurre a . a.m. tod<ty The shot was set for 10 close to the 277,000 figure as 1 t. wJI e~ acera IOns, ~u- Perry, Morgan, Guernsey, No- cludmg Mr 'lnd Mrs. W. P.l e propos move were re- Rt 124 three and three-tenths miles west of Rutland, PossJble aceordiJI'l kl 1960 cen- t1ple contusiOns and abrasiOns., ble Washinuton Monroe and Lochary Mr aod Mrs Robert viewed. EST Iwhen H,arry F Gor bv _ _ :::::...::.:::..::--=== a. m. . 1'.1 • • • l!i • 31 1 1'3US f1gures. I She~1ff R~bert C. Har_te,~bach. Belmont counties. Coats, Mrs. W. A. Morgan and ' Others making tbe trip were Little Hocking: stopP~d fo; i a charge of failure to stop withVATICAN CITY - THE EC.I ,. N~w A~roacb Iw~ mvestl~ated the 2.4<~ a.m. IPaul Baer. . Fred Crow, Ricbard Jooei, a dog on the highwav. I in th(' assured clear distance. urnentical Council today over· ..,axbe said a mJmmum of 47.3 1mishap, said. the J965 m~el I Courtesy car driVen are ask- BIU Grueser, Bob Jacobs, Wal· I Behind him Charle, R. F.ads.l Six Meigs counn. juvenll• whelmingly passed a final de- per eent of th~ po~ul~tion could . car was demo~Jshed. Its remams ~ to r~port at the upper pt'lrk· ter Grueser and Mayor Cbar- 3L Rutland, failed to stop and were cited to Meitis county ju. claration that "Jews should not el~t ct majority m Jte Ho~se I were hauled m on a flatbed I r;-· l'"g lnt m Pomeroy as soon aller les Legar of Pomeroy, Ihis car struck the back of the I venile court for a torn throwial be presented as rejected by hi!e a 49.6 per cerlt ma]onty l tr~~k. . . . . ; .noon Su~ay as _poss_Ible. They nuvqs~ ;;~:.~,i~''*"t"(."f'("''":r."~'·" t.orby car There was minor 1inci dent at 8:10p.m. wecme. GOO or accursed." The historic j would be needed to elect a Sen· !he sheriff said th~ Vlctun . wtll re_ceJv~ a wmdshield poster . I damage to the Eads car and da . . . Officers said the youthl vote was 1736 to 250 Iate majority, was apparently traveling at a and d1rect10ns for the tour. Lt Roush lnj'ured 1 od th G b ,· high emba~ Th ' · · high rate of speed when her Pe\eo Shields and Carl Bill· • 1 rn erate to e or y ~ar. . 1. wl're _on a , 1 1 f e compromise statement t tr 1 It 1 ft ~ h d ts In Copter Action Lel1a Rosenwald 7l Anwos1c, throwmg corn on passmg carl. harnm d t d . h I wen 0 con 0 . e ave ma e arrangemen . '. ' I 'J'?e patrol .ldentif'led. the I]. ears ere . ou . t . ree I authe0highway near the road leadfor the tours through the Ex· I Second Lt. Marvin Roush , son Mt> . a Ill the ?orby 0 y of bitter d" ute .1ing to the Pomeroy club, , Icelsior Salt Works during the of Mrs. Lillian Shuler, former- car complamed of a whiplash lowmg youths; Larry Crrrle, 17, the and overturned hit a tree and The first Me1gs County afternoon. lly of \tason and now of Middle- neck injury. She was treated at Tom The1ss, 1{, and Chucb Waf' atred_, or stopped ' ' l ing of original art in several The Citi2en! Band Radio lport. has sufrered lacerations of l Meigs Memorial ner, 17, all of Rt. 1, Raclnt; ot anti - SemltJsm _directed . . Char.Kes of failing to have a years will be on display Satur· club has agreed to furnish five I his lips and mouth in Viet pita! and released. 1and Marshall Roush, 16, DB• at any hme and' vehicle under rontrol would be <day, October 16, from 10 a.m. cars equipped witll two . way Nam. The oceurred ' The patrol riled Eads to ; iel Hensler, 16, and Ma" Ia Y yo tne sheriff .aid, to 5 p._m., when some 50 radios to maintain communi- when Lt. Roush, p1lot of a he\1-1Me1gs eounty court Fnday on Hill, 15. all of Rt. 2 Racme. STOCKHOLM _ 'MIE IHS I -by ?rt1sts _near and ~ar will be -~ oopter, was. hit from _above by ' Ar~ests by the patrol ThunNobel Prl2e lor literature 1 SAIGON (UPI)-VIetnamese 1 eJh1blted m the pariSh ball of ! another hel•copter wh1rh .was Officer Suffer. , day 1nrluded: Carl S. Van Meltoday ded So . lml'll'~ry commanders •aid to0 Grare Episcopal Chw<h. I crashmg to the ground. 1 h I er, 47. Rarme, drwmg wbllt was ,.war to VIet ~a · 1 fr Ill p 'k · • · d lod ed In tb t novelist Mikhail Sholokhov The day government forces killed On oan om e 0! ers· )>ILSsenger w1th Roush was ser- In J111'V to Ba~k : ·mt ox1cate , ,g 00. ear ld R · · · 218 Viet Cong in fighting not burg, W. Va., Art Leaxue, the LOusly hurt and the p1iot ol lhe I · · , i Me~gs County }aU for a lrearl!J& far from Saigon in tll! past two collection includes paintings by CliVI holioopter whirh rrashed was . Meigs county shenff l Friday in Meigs county court; 10 work And Q · t Flow th days. U.S. officials could not West Vll'glma :artists. some of fatally InJured. Lt. Roush. a Carol W. Ma~ley , .t.3, of 225 Calvm D. Sheets, 18, Rt. t, 1 Don" a nove Uiebout Doe Iconfirm the figures. which may be pW'chased, as Aclivities to be sponsored by graduate of Waharna High M1dr'leport , . was ad-. Gallipolis. detective brakes, citCossack!! and af:r th: I An American spokesman dis· well 8! works by Chagall, Zur· places in Middleport completed his . RO_TC mltted to Holzer at ed to municipal court Oct. 11: revolution. closed, however, that sil heli· . ach, Spofforth, and Athens sculp- durmg the Christmas .season t..rammg at Marshall UmversJty. )6:SO ~- . m. Thursday w1th . a Bascom Hubbard, 27. overiOid, Sho'"~hov 1s a close friend : copters of the U.S, 1st Cavalry PT. PLEASANT- Richard! tor .James Collins. There is no this year were discu~sed at a herk IDJUi')'.. Manley was 1•· bonded to appear Oct. 23; _lfD. of former Soviet Premier Niki· l Division had been put out of ac· Fauver, BOD af Mr. and Mrs. ' dulrge for admission. meeting of the Retail Merch· , Jure_d when h1s car and a truck ! gene Kyle , 4:7, Little Hicldq. Ia S. Khruahchev, The Swedish tlon In the massive Soul La F. R. Fauver of Leon Rt. I, •I The St. Francoo' Guild of ' onts Association Thursday night rolhded on Rt. 62, four mdes • insecure load, bonded to IJIIIOE Academy of Letters in ao- :Tinh Valley campaign 280 miles 1965 graduate of POint Pleasant 1 Grace churctJ, 1poosaring the in the offi('f! of the Columbus Inort_h o( Pt. Plea~~!. He Js hst- 1Oct . 18; Donald E. Cuckler, 32, nounclng Sholokhov ~ tbe win- northeast of Saigon, :High School, who won the title "!Dibit, will serve coffee. Re· and Souther Ohio Electric Co. ~atCered thundershowers P.d 1_n good. conditiOn. I Rt. 3 Waverly and Glea £. ner of the 1Sl1400 pri2e cited Four of the HU·fD choppera of "Star Poultry Farmer" of lreshments are being supplied I Dale Dutton, cheirman, was · eadmg ooulh and east early to- MISs Addre Rradfi~ld, 90, Rt. Fultz, 49, Rt. 5, Chillicotbt, his great epic ~ltlng. ' I were downed by Communist West Virginia last July, has by tile Chapman. Canaday Shoe in charge. It was decided to olgbl, ~Oy suooy Saturday. 2, Rutland, was ad.mrtted to the ' bonded to appear <kt. 18 for jground fire Thursday -as the been awarded one of tJJe top Stm't., sponsor a parade and again of. lmv lomgbt 48 ·56'. hosp!ta_l at 7·45 p. m. Th~s-. overload; RusseU E. FreeJU 1plncer operation by tllousanda l farming prizes ill the FFA in, Somo of tile artists aro ex- fer cash prizes. Meigs Geoeral Hospital day Wllll _a fractured left hip. man, GG, Rt. 1. Vinton and Wi!. 1'8, Nina Alvin, . of U.S. infantrymen and Vietna- the nation. according to L, M, pected to come to Pomeroy with All ending were Robert Hag- Admissioos - Michael Clif· She was mJured a fall while liam W. Jackson, 42, Rl 1, P• New Haven, Du!!l mese marines came to an end l'lllrox, principal of PPHS. I tllr'r work>. Guild Pres"""'! g<rty, Edison Baker, E, M. lurd, Rutland ; Sidney Pirkens, r.u:.::f a tart_ lriol, Cited <kt. 18, for """ NEW HAVEN - Funeral aer· after five days. Their crews Richerd received the 1trat1 MH. Frank Seth and Exhibit Rail, Eber Lewis, Gurtis Jenk· Reedsville; Lorain Ness, Mid on IS 18 as sa 15 ar ory. load; Wade L. Little, 19, Gilvices for Mrs. Nina Lee AI- Isustalnod "light'_' casualties, place award and 1 check for ' O>airman Mrs, RJcherd Martin insoo, Mr. Dutton, Mra. 0 . B. dleport; Jolm Milrhell, Middlelipolis, stop sigo. cited Oct. 1 viD, 78, of New Haven, who · tile spokesman sa1d. $200 ao the outstanding Poullry promise lhet U the lhow Is well Stout, Larry Anderson, Eu· port. MARRIAGE APPIJCATION 116; Elwood Gatewood, 45, of died yesterday at tile Pleasant Two other HU·ID's were lost Farmer In the eastern United re<eived, It wlll be repeated lat· gene French, Cash Bahr, Fred Dlschargeo - Eth•l Garland, Fran); !'<eal Epple, 211 Harri· Greensboro, pass~n& without Valley boapJtal, will be held at earlier. The operation account- States at the National FFA con-; er in the yew featuring artists Hibbs, Mr. and Mrs. John Minersville, Robert Barton, sonville, barber, and Maril~11 the assured clear distance, boadthe FogliiiOD!I Fuoeral home ed for 15 Viet Cong killed, 18 ventlon in Kansas City I hi o: Iron· Athens and other areas. ner and Mrs, Glenn Nichols. Pomeroy. SUe Huddl..,ton, 19, Meigs. ' ed f~~< Oct, 18, Saturday at 10:30 a. m. with captured and 3! suspects de· week. He io the lirot Future Far- ' Rev. Marcus TraiJ8h officiating.' talned. The lot Cavalry troops n:er from Mason Couoty to win BurlallflU be ID Graham celll-lalso captured weapons and ili l""" of the National FFA Founetery, tons of rice. dation Awarda. She was born May S, 1187, the Strite Flops I This Jllllll week Richard was daughter ol the late Jamea E. The Viet Cong cslled 8 na· also selected to atte111.1 tile Nurtll· .ondAddl0 M LeoG tlonwideooe-hourgeneral . , , , . , rlmm, and olrtke today to mark the flrat eastern Pnallry Producers Couo- By Ualted Preao lalmlallonai/ he charged It was the Demo- 1"private, nonprofit organrzahon Everett M. Dirksen, R-lll., Tho· htmseU 1n a IS·nunun. fllm • waa allo preceded In death by aanlversary •I the execution c1l meeting at Harrlsbur1, Pa.. In clUes and towns from erato "who let extremism play Iof professional research people mas J , Dodd, D-Conn., Jolm L, prepared lor lhowing at the diDbet busbattd, A. G. Alvin, 1D 1 Olmmunlsl terrorist who ' lllld Is representing West Vlr- 1coast to coast Thursday night, a major role" in their party, who maintain a vigilant watch McClellan, D-Ark., fonner Rep, ners. lllllt ·Slit II IUI'VIved by • bro- ·tried to plant 8 botnll near De-lllnia at the Pennsylvania Farm! Republicans joined to wish for- Morton, who recently urged over the aetlvlties of extremists Brooks Hays, D-Ark., and even In a .,..vtlt'BilUon wlth motlalt Iller, ClaWIOII Grimm of Keno- felltle Secretary Robert s. Me- , Show, mer President Dwight D. lhet the TOP rid ltseU of John of all sha!les who lhresten tile late Herbert Hoover and picture star James Stewart, va, W. Va., and • Blster, Mi01/ltamara toot year. The wall<oull , l!Iaenhower 1 heppy 75th birth- BIrch SocIety inllttrators, American democracy." Est., Kefauver, Morton said. Eisenhower said, ''The laws a Frankie Grimm ol New Haven. I' !lopped, BUNTERS TO MEET !clay, blast the Demoerata and, charged that the Democratic• But, said Morton, Group Re. Mo!cbet Blr<bers nation Uve!t by ha•e to be hamFrltnda ml)' call at the funeral The disrecard of the Viet The .Meigs County Coonlrunl- incidentally, raise some needed Nat i o oat Committee g a v elsearcb "issues a blacklist of ''I say tbiB is an exercise In mered out by debate, by home Ill)' llme after J P- m. to- ·eon, declaratloll marked o po- ero usoclation wlll hold Its re- eaoll. '10,000 to a r.,eareh group he son1e 2,000 names ... tcootingl extremism tllal matches Bircb thooghtltd dillllUtlliOh tll1d by clay. llileal dafeat for the Cammu· gular meeting at the clullhouae , Sen, Thruston B. Mortoa, R· saki "praollces Blrcblam of the f50 a copy-and the Democratic I prono1111eemnts outrage by out· give and late, 'l'bey cannot be ntsta. The ttlrlke- called lor on Snowball HID near Syracuae, ,Ky., apeaklna ID Cleveltllld, set left." Notional Committee circulates rAge," Morton addd bulled llirulgb. •by polltlaal ", LOCAL T£111'8 11 a.m. to noon boil n0 pro.Com- at 7:10 tonight, Help II needed the lhetlie for the ilrlnf of He ldentlfled the organization the thine." I Aside lrvm the attar.t, the power. Ill ~ It lt 1101 'rill temperature In Pomeroy munllll lnddenta ,... reporjed to plan for • lliootfnl match to •llfO.a·plalo dlnDen - lttd un- aa Group Researeh, Inc., and Some of the aames on this main thruat of the GOP assault bow llllQy laws 'fool pail, b II n:• •· m. waa 75 delrtel anywhere ID SoUl~ VietNam bf I~ held Soliday, Oct. H. and aU veUed whal oppoond to be a labeled It a "blacklist flctory." "ltldlepated b Ia e t I i 1 t" are j"'l ~- De~ata w•! llllllJ hf1w lDil1)l 1aw1t JII!I•·..J - -· •• _ . , 11J CKIP IIllO . . . . f& I'W K. h!l-. D@., . . . . . lillltt•jJIIiill'• . I"'J. • 1 Ie~t Senio~ ad~tsor, 1 i~g "B~ obstruct ~ Dog Blame dID ACCI"denf' rha~man WY ~lher I I Ori.nna) Art Exhibition JsSaturday I - ---1 ~:Jng .~ffLrmed ~at ch~h d~plores persecu~JOOS d~splays ~ga~~~ ;:~.s solo $2.00 •• ,. $2.50 .. ,, $3.50 nlo $4.00 nlo $UO 218 BattIe CasuaJtJ"es Are Counted ou Go~ ~filed, tJesi O:wn fo~s~ranro!ut~~~: ' bef~r: ~ ; . 1 1-m pass_!'n~::er ~orks1 Top Award £ Merehan(sPIan FFA Made to Leon youth Yule A • •ties • bus~ness . ~~eterans ace~dent hos~i 1 'I Sc~~l. 1 B~oadway, dep~,'Y hospl~l WEATHER I Sale! WOMENS SLACKS T~dursd:.ty show- ~ 1 -~0 ac~I ' I 1 A wide selection of womens slacks, the popular stretch pants, all wool lined slacks, plaids and sotids, Regular and extra sizes. $3.95 WOMENS SLACKS • • • • • • • • · · SALE $2.50 REGULAR $4.95 WOMENS SLACKS · • • • • · • • · • SALE $3.50 REGUW $5.95 WOMENS SLACKS · · • · • · • • • · SALE $4.00 REGULAR $7.95 WOMENS SLACKS .. • ...... • SALE $5.00 REGULAR $8.95 WOMENS SLACKS .......... SALE $6.00 REGULAR $1G.95 WOMENS SLACKS ........ SAU $8.00 REGULAR $12.95 WOMEN$ SLACKS ...... SALE $10.00 REGULAR FRIDAY STORE HOURS 9:00 TO 5:00 STORE HOURS SATURDAY 9 TO 9 IN THE EVENING Soli Waxbld1 Roulll'tShoe Store I I Girls DRESSES also washable dacron.('otton blends. <: ' WORLD Near Rutland on Route 12 A beautiful group of girls dresses Ia shirtwaist Styles and dressy cottona all Sizes from tots and teens. See this beautiful selection of girls skirts in all wool plaids and solids - COLUMBUS (UPI)- The state today came up with a legislative reapportionment t plan calling lor a 99-member House and a ~3_.member Senate and submitted It to a 1 , three-judge federal court panel m Cmcmn ab. The plan, drawn up b~ the state ap- , , porlionment board and submitted by Atty. Gen. Wliha".' B. Saxbe, IS the admims· 1 1 oflicial answer to the court order to come up WJth a plan by today. the I, tration's It calls for single-member Ho~se districts representing about 100,000 persons I' each and single-member Senate d1str1cts, w1th each senator representing about ' 277,000 persons. The c~urt has not called for Se~ate reapportionment, but Is considering a suit challengmg the method of apportiomng the upper house, The state was ordered to submit a Senate plan for consideration should the court order reapEST _ CUBAN portionment of both houses,·, ·. . :KEY W The court will consider thts He said, however, that it was\ members live m the1r own disrefugee~ i~pa:~nt ~ l~ I and other plans and come up "impossible to say" what the! trict at )east a year prior to their home a~ ~ce .~ ~0a its with a House reapportionment plan would do to the political , their election. =-l ride iD "fn:l t:all" plan in time lor the 1966 elec· makeup of the legislature since Saxbe said in order to make 0 aydyov:faz!t b a ::0unttng Itioo. : "we've never tried districts like the plan work, . all senators' 81 rea . Y these before." terms would expire at the end number of their countryme_n. , Devlatloa Permltled ol 1966 costing several senaThree boats brought 73 enlea1 Saxbe said the board's sys- 1 It seemed certain, however, tors who are serving tbe first to freedom Thursday despite the tern would allow only 6.3 per that Democrats would lose two years of four.year terms stormy weather. A Coast I cent deviation in population some strength in Cuyahoga the remainder of their time in Guard cutter had to take :among House districts and 3.861 County, where the at · large office . aboard the passengers from I per cent among Senate districts, voting resulted in a 17-memberl He ·pointed out the plao calls one small boat for the last few ' · 1 .. I De t' d 1 t' 1 t PANTHER RESERVES -Pomeroy Panthers participating In reserve games this year have posted a 4-1 overall . Icomudered 1ar be ow the mm1- mocra 1c e ega 100 as I for districts that arc "comp.act, mila. and the RepubliNms reasonable and with few excep- slate. The reserves will be host to Hannan·Trace at 8 p. m. Saturday on the varsity field in Pomeroy. The team II 1 mum needed to comply with the : year, WASHJNGTON -THE ARM\' , U.S. SU~~e C_o~rt's "one man I would lose strengt_h in . ~e ~ tlons, stay within county lines." coached by Bill Adams. Admission is 75 and 25 cents. Pictured are front row, L. to R , Mike Still, Jim Lee, Keith and the Marines will draft 4:5,. -om vote dectsJson. smalldlerberural cb~uedntJe~ tow h ldi(. n There bad been conjecture the Phalin, Eugene Rusche!, Jim Anderson, Mike Wright, Kenny Mallory. Second row, Jeff Werry, Ed Baer, Raymond 224 men Jn December, raising Almost &lmulta,eously the I W?U com m m s- apportionment baird's plan Zerkle, Reed Ferrell, Eugene Triplett, Bill English, J~hn Bash. Standing, Kenny English, Charles Hayes, MiU the quota for the month to Its CIUzeos Leaxue ol Clevelaod · trrrts. . , would be a carbon copy of tile o·snen, Pat Story, Charles Hysell, Stewart Blankenshtp, Mike Globokar and Larry Wiles.--Sentmel photo. highe,'lt point since the Korean . annonnred It would submit a I The House plan would also Republican plan d,~feated by the War. plan today, eaUtng for 54 dis- force some members in the 1voters in May. ~'I The draft call, almost 10,000 trictsaodaHousewitbabout · larger counties to move their! That pla_n. however, did ~otl above the monthly rate sug- 135 • 140 memben. : rtsidence if they planned to run call for smgle .. member disgested by President Johnson . The state plan was drawn up · in 196tl. The plan requires that tricts and also called for a !1 10 Route 7 ACCI"dent $4.00 A wide choice of bulky cardigans, cable stitch and-bulky ribbed, some with collars. Sizes 3t to 40. Bright red, light blue, beige, kelly greeR, camel, teal blue and black, SALE! t woman Hurt Bulky Cardigans SALE $2.50 $3.95 WOMENS SKIRTS $4.95 WOMENS SKIRTS .. • .. • .. .. SALE $3.50 $5.95 WOMENS SKIRTS • • · · · · · ·- · SALE $4.00 $7.95 WOMENS SKIRTS . . . . . . . . SALE $5.00 $8.95 WOMENS SKIRTS • · • • • - • ·- - SALE $6.00 $10.95 WOMENS SKIRTS · · · SALE $8.00 $12.95 WOMENS SKIRTS ...... SALE $10.00 GIRLS SKIRTS CEN'i) 0ver 50 court esy cars are sIgne • d Beautiful new fall skirts, hlp stitch pleats, sheaths, box pleats, coachman styles, solids, plaids and lwl!l'ds, Sizes 24 to 30 and 32 to 38, REGULAR \ ·----.\ Three· Judge Court in Cincinnati Gets at :Ohio's Official Answer on Deadline Day 1 WOMENS REGULAR $5.95 SALE 1 Spread~- ct $8.00 $10.95 $12.95 Womens DRESSES ..... · SALE $10.00 $13.95 Womens DRESSES · .. SALE $11.00 16.50 Womens DRESSES • • • - - - · · SALE $13.00 $19.50 Womens DRESSES • ...... - SALE $15.00 $25.00 Womens DRESSES· ...... • SALE $19.00 Sale! WOMENS SKIRTS i • we g1ve. LP GAS GAS HEATER ) lo tate , I b ~.cO I wa: illlmmll•milfl ,, ~re _ _ -·-- ., en tine c t (fl:a ' 1 For Camfo~abla •wall-To-Wall" Warm Floor Heat Chooae a "i !1 Detloted To The lnlflt'ull 01 The Mffit..M,.,n .4reo Mn~. 1 Genhe~mer tJO RENT • Elberfelds ln.Pomeroy •· I or ~ettmg ~n ~ert'ondl·, Wer·l Republicans Applaud Ike~ Blast Democrats i nr! """~ . ' ~- I. I .lo ...... IIOotUIIIMt~· ·-·-·a.. -~~~~ ...a � 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 14, 1965 fry miller