https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/da8788bc6408f4d928a0d8dbce1640b9.pdf dcdadbc4baac27f780764d72a3c2c665 PDF Text Text • •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 �' II PLEASE MOVE CABS MEN TO LEAD S The Enterprb<e EUJl church Middleport Street CommiBSlonWI will observe Layman's Day er Lawrence Manley asked W _ _ Sunday morning. The EUB resldenta todaY to move their Donald Fot- G - reodiDIPII GalUpolla Men will be In charge of the automobiles wben the loaf ae&o .. ' WTBI!IWf CIBCLI!S MEET Donald F. H<lush, Ed· Dam IZ.O, ll.D, runniDll z feet worship service. venger ts being operated Ill I ~ ~r. 'Itle Esther, Rebecca and~ IMoug. Rome Wh~~msoo, on rollers, Pomeroy - Mason their area. A definite schedule 1 .. Ruth Circles of the LutherBD win Stem, Earl Otrk, Harry 20.45, Pt. Pleasant Z3.9l, Hinton CHANGE FESTIVAL for operation of the seavenger EDtored BOIJIItal Church women mel the past .MUle• aod K••l Wiles. 017 Kanawha Falls Z.77 faJUng, The date of the Fall Festival will be announced. ·'· , • Persons entermg Holzer Ho•· week for their ,..1111ar JDODihly PllRSO!IoALS Ct.a'rtestoo 18.116. London, Mar- oponsored by the Raelne Fire pita! in the last 24 hours Jnelud- Pomeroy'• 7-Ith Grade Pan- meotlngo. 'lbe topto ,... Hid- Mrs. Edna Burris os visiting mot and Winfield dams were on Department bas been changed L 1· ed: Mra. Nyle D. Borden, tm 1 ther loolball tealn lost to Well- cleo Hunger. Pari of the lnfor· with Mr. and Mn. Charles Lui- the sills. to Saturday, O.tober 30th beAT FIRE SCHOO llv Senior Eaatern Ave.; Mrs. Homer ston 30-21 In a crowd thrUU., matlon for the topic was fur. kart and family at Upper Sanginning at 5 p.m. Tho time of 'l'ho Racine Fire Department -~~ 44 ~,.!;:'~:h pupils Sbriver, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, Mer· , pmo Thuroday at Wollslon. nlshed by Mrs. Vernon Grin- o'ueky, Ohio. Boat Movements: the re<;ard hop remain!! the waa represented at a F l r e ~ tlatod on the honor ron riU F. Saunders, Eureka Star Wellston scored first on a sus- !!lead of the County Welfare Mrs. Harry Bumgarner bar Oblo Rfvf!l' - Ranger dowo 88nle Friday the Z9th, 8 to II, S<bool last !!>Jnday Ill Newport, the first six weeka period, Rt. : Mrs. Charleo R. McGuire, I tained drive lor an 11-0 lead, Deparmenl. A jomt meeting been a medical patient at Ho~ IS, 9:2> p.m.: OVEC down 13, with music by the Jayo. Ohio by Dnvld Cleland, Rich· lf ivu announced today. IRt. I Patriot; 'l'hendor Whil· 1111 announced to be bold on zer hospital, 11:45 p.m.; Elisha Woods down ard Wolfe, Edward Autheroon, tington, Rt. 1 Cheshll"O; Chrt.. Ia the aeoond quarter the Sunday, 0.1. 17, at 8 p. m. at VIsitors In Columbua o • e r 13, 5:15 a.m.: Charleo StevenVelerano Memorial Hospital Ralph Ross, Dale Roush, Wal·:'l'he Hat, ol, puplls making! tina Gillespie, South Side, W, : Panthera roared back and scor- !he church. the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. aon up 14, 4:10 a.m.; Andrew Admillslooa - Mary Eblen, ter Cleland, John Wingett, Steve &l"JCitl ol 'B or better JD alJ Va.; Mn. Alphonso L. Ros~1t. 4K1 when Danny Laudermilt con- The Esther Cil'cle met on i William Russell, Dav1d, Brtan calhoun up 14, 6:25a.m.; Sou· Pomeroy; Robert Hawkms, Rut- Wagner Larry Spencer, and aubjects are· er, Pt. Pleasant; John H S~1th,l nected with Max Fo~mer on a Tuesday evening at the Parish I and Dwain; Mr. and Mrs. James them up 14, 6:45 a m.i Peggy land. Bruce Cleland. Seoton_ - Nancy Arnold, Rt. 1 Pomeroy: Mrs. Wtlllam 14 yard pass play. fhe extra House with Mra . Paul Roosh l Cunmngham, Jimmy, Agela and Downey up 15, 2:50a.m.; Frank· Ollcllarpo _ Michael Mel$I~n Biggs, Carson Crow, Lo- Matlack, Pomeroy; Mrs. Cora points attempt failed. Wellston u hostess. Tho program was Deruse, Mr. and Mrs. EdwiD Un B. up 15, 3:40 a.m.; A. J. Lon Botlcm· John RUB-I;:=========; Nllll Eblin, Joy111 _!•an~i: M. RICe, Rl.l Middleport; Mar· 1ocored a abort paal play just by Mrs. William Rus· Stein and H<lnnle, Mr. and Mrs. Pallen up 15,4:15 a.m. ; Polly-::!' MtJeport· J~hn H<lard Cholco$olectlonof Glbbl, Dsvid Good ~ ~ •..: tho AM Southern,. RuUand: before the half .mded and Jed nU. 1bote attending were Mrs. Carroll Adalll!, Jr., and Bruce wog up 15, 4:50 a.m.; USC 118 Mllidt port· Net'Ha Jenks Po.; 0 • Gl'UIIIl', SIDdrl carol w. Manley, Middleport; If. ol the break. J. v. MGrew, Mra. WJJJiam and Mrs. Herman Layne. down 17,3:10 p.m.: Lunga Pomt ' Bo•bara Kennedy, Lambert NlJs Addie Bradi!Okl, Rt. I Ru~ The Panthers tool! tho kick • Powell, Mrs. Otto Grimm, Mro. Mr. and Mn. Paul B. Powell down 18, I a.m.; Alton Zopbyr :eroy~·--------- 11 For Gold & Silver Kal,lbl. :~Ioiii Joa NeuW: land; Mra. Pearlle S Dllloa, off opening tho oocond ball and Jack Rouah, Mrs. John Fry, and oon, Rick, open! the week dnwn 18, a, I! a.m.; R. H. BoaLondon 1:40 a.m.; George ~~lnda ~ Judy Riehl- Wlllo...,.ood; l'ranels P. Mo- brought tho ocore to 16-12 oo a Mre. Harold Role and 111•111, and in Morgantown, w. Va. II worth U up 19, 4 p.m.; Steel u Marmetll:30 p.m.; Annlvereorl" ~ Bruce SlmPaon. Lindo Swlgen, SteubenvJIIe; Mro. 14 yord end run by Laudermlll Mrs. James Cunningham and t tho guest of their daughter, Trader up 20, 5:20a.m.: J_ohn Allen /. Merrill down Marmet From $1.50 to $5.95 Gall Sl Clair, CbriJ Jerry Rl. 1 McAr· Welhllon ocorod again, though, Mrs. Ru!lell and Mre. Roush. IMlss Jane Powell. ~I Rowe down 211, 1 ·~ ··"':· L. 1:30 p.m.; Elgercliff up Mar· '1\ompklnl, llllab Voughon. !bur; Millo Ruth E. Stanley, Ash- on a 12 yard roo. The Rebecca and Ruth Cir-. Mrs. Lloyd Roush Is spend· eore up 11 .. 3 a.m .•. Rebablel met 5:Z5 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lu· Jlllon _ Eugeno Trlplolt, land, Ky.; Mrs. Jame1 A Chll· Pomeroy ocored_lts next touch- cleo beld 1 combined meeting , IJlg several days VISiting ber ~=~s ~\ 4·30 a.m... Vall~ cas down Winfield 2:25 p.m. ; Robert Whaley, Sheila Ohlinger, ders, Wellston ; Mrs. Horold idown in the openmg mlnutea of with Mrs. Henry Buck, Jr. an daughter and family, Rev. and Allee~ teZ3 up 21, 6.~ a.m., Edeana Bosworth down Win· Nell Colmar, H<ln l:lltmaD. Te- K. FaMin, Ironton the fourth quartor on 1 Laud- Mre. Harold Jobnaon serving as Mrs. John Bamnger and SJe. Cl do!n is 3 5~ ~'::;·. ~= field 8:20p.m.; Beaver up Win· rese Fultz, Candice Hutton, SU· Blrtbo Rl ermllt to Folmer pm that cov- hostesses. The program wao ven at Washmgton, 0. C. lslt- eyZ Stote up' 13 7 ~ m, J field 10:30 p.m.; Donean Bruce Middleport, 0. oan Lytle, Mar)' J,lci(ODIIt, A.. Mro. Chari" R. McGuire, · ered 32 yarda. esented by Mra. Martin Ob-I Mrs. Dorsey Lee H<lusb ' . s Lew down ' · · ·• · down Wtnfinf~•el!'!d_I2~:ZO~a!:'.m:'l.·:._~========== dy Porter. Judltb Smith, Naomi I Palrlot, aon. 12:40 p.m. Thuro- Welloton scored on Ito aeries ~er with Mrs. Donald Bum- od ber SISter and brother·ID· ..; . Christina ~r~;: 3·10 •· ==-= ::: 65Seniors on ' ' lionor Roll at . DOJDeroy High Hospital News River new NE HAVEN Pantlter Babes 1 Lose Thriller At Wellston fnr on preaonled "alchoni GIFTS s=. ':l'rtce c. [(....., MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE .J5 0pEN TON IGHT Sllllth, Jamt1 Boer, Cennle day; Mra. Donald Eldridge, Rt.l of downa and with oil mlnuteo gardner and Mrs. Jack Welch law, Mr. and Mrs: William Batr up ' 5 a.m., Chri;ty u . --DiU. Glroldene Hayes, MJJUe 1 Jockson, daughter, i: II P m. 1 to play_ the ocore s~ood at 30-18 llking part. 'lbe devotional med· Ill Cleveland, Ohio, last week. 8 a.m.; Harbor Poin/up Lepr, Paul McElroy, Sharon 1b!U'Iday. FollowiDll Wellstons kiek ·off ltatton was preaonled by Mrs. up 7:25, m.: Molly K up Mel~· Debro Spencer, Don Dloeblrlod Danny Abbott ran 37 yards for Buek and Mrs. Johnson. dahl Z p.m.: Lady G~rla down lilllber, Nancy Titus, Jennifer Faith A. Pemn, Benny . R another Panther TD and the PloD& were made for a Hal· 81DS Meldahl 5:>0 p m.· Valvoline Blibolee, Janet Humphrey,! Deweese, Panny D. Scritchfield, extra points wen converted by loween Party for the Sunday up Meld!lhl 7.1li p.;..; Charles !loll Ann Llale, Katherlna Me- Carol A. McCray, Edward K. Laudarmllt. School department. Those atK. down Meldahl 7-50 p m. Mlu Blake, Ben Grayman, MISI Pomeroy kicked off lgaln with tending were Mrs. Edna BurSusan down MeldabliD:!ii' p.m.; l ....mtm - Kellh .:...... Nancy Hamm, Mro . Corrmo 4.31 remaining and on the first rls, Mr!. Uoyd Roush, Mrs. Ravenswood up Meldahl Terry Evans, Cathy Fultz. John Booten. Ch111ter H. Edwards, play from acrirnmage a hard Velma Roush, Mn. Roland am.; Sam Houston down Goodwlo, Penny Hayes, Bever· Clyde M. Carey, Mrs. Fosler tackle jarred the ball loose Karr, Mrs. Carroll Adams, Jr., The WSCS of the Methodist dahl 8·t> am.; Esso P0111nsvl· ly Beaver, .P~trlck Story, Jen- Champer, Mrs. Oakey E J~n- from tbe Wellston back and Bob Mrs Herman Layne, Mrs. Bum· Church met Thursday after- vania down Meldahl 7·05 am. aller Menchini, Becky ~~ea~e, son, Mrs. Walter E Moma, Barker scrambled on it for the ardner, Mrs. Welch, Mrs. noon at the church annex for GalllpoiJs Dam. - Bob . <Ell Norton. Linda Owellll, Mrl. Charle! 1!:. Yonker, Mrs Paathers. Pandemomum reign. ~hUnger Mrs iuck and Mrs their regular monthly meeting. ter down 6:55 p m. Jl E llelody Rou•h, Duane Brick es, 1Grace A. \Ieaver, Eldoo J. eel in tbe crowd, but the offl· Johnson' · · A program Jed by Mrs. Myrtle 10! down 11-40 p..;.·, Onw~d . Belinda Seott, Alta Schrl:sher, Gatoo, Mr• John C Hawker, cials returned the ball to Well- NEHACUMA GARDEN CLUB Boggess was given in honor of 12·2> a.m.; Oliver Shearer -~H-'"'-',. :::- :~lth,/~m~s t~n Se~=· Jesse Ohse, Mn. Larry E Far- aton, ruling that the fumble oc- The NehacUma garden club the 25th anniversary of. the 8 am. ~ ·-- 1 ~U:oa ~~; " · rar. Mrs. Robert G Sprar. and ! curred ofter the wnlstle. Hold-! met Monday evening at the 80ciety, although the. IOC~l , KaDBwba Rlver Helen z. ~ 1 00 Nintb Grade _ Walt er Arn- daughter, Mrs. Roncu~ L Yo- mg on down s. the Panthers took Aiel • Qmllen Memorial build- group was not orgamzed untd down London 1:40 a.m.; Semet l With The Family old, Robert Burdette. Wendy I der and dau~:hter. over With 1 02 remainmg, but ing with Mrs. Donald Bumgard- 1949. There are only three u;~ ~ The JddB will lDVI It! C.Jrpel' Kendi Chaney Palli I Wellston intercepted a pass ner Mrs Bill Howard and Mrs. ing charter members and t Alva Clark and J1m ~ Colllns: James Crow,' Cathy BGSU Elects First just before the clock ran out. Car'roll Actams, Jr., served as I past presidents. 'nle, ch~~r made a business trip to ,.. the service prompt, DlU, Shirley Fay!! Jordan, How- NP ro 88 its Qut'f'll i members are Mrs. VIVIan f 0a~ oJs over the weekend. 1 Panther coaches were pleas- bostesse~. The food II IUperh, ard [.()gan, Sandra Chari~ ~or· I BO~LJNG GREEN, Ohio ed with the performance oft~ The meeting was opened with i man, Mrs. Gertrude Hof m Mr. and Mrs. Dorset Mlll<er ll the atmosphere pie. . ter Reeks McGUire . E Ia 1 n I! (UPIJ _ Sondra Jackson 8 Z2- whole team. Pomeroy plays Mtd-, the Club Song, Pledge to the and Mr~. Niese\ Weatherman. a~d 80Jl8 accompamed by ant. Modest prices! Jt!urphy, Becky Radford . John ear-old sentor from Troy: Ohio. dleport Yellow Jackets al Pom- Flag, and Collect The Legend \ A surprtse handkerchler sho:- rueces, MnJ. Betty Jean Ho•vk IJ :1! Z!rcher. Chester Roush , John ~ 111 be tbe first Negro ever to eroy on Ttmrsday, Oct. 21, at 1of the Golden Rod was read by IeJ was held for Mrs. Gertru e and Mrs. Helen Heaton of ~ Roush. Randy Sycks, Larry be homecoming queen durmg 4· IS p m. Mrs. Robert Layne. Devotionals Hoffman and Mrs, ~eatherman ter, attended the wedding of : ~ . ~alker .. Jeff Werry and Bar- , festivities at Bowlin&: Green I were given by Mrs, Donald I the two past. presidents. The another niece, MIS! Joy Hayes, ~ tiara White. IState Umverslty this weekend. I Strip Mine Com Jact Bumgardner. , program conststed of material daughter or Mr!, Ruth Kinnon '"' Route 7 . J?P~h Grade - ~am Neutz- Miss Jackson, daughter of Mr.' • I. The roll call was answered! from The 1!'ogram Book and and the late Frank Hayea, I llDI· .Jtm Swat•el, R1ehar~ Wer·t11nd Mn. Harry Jacson of Asked by Brealhllt I with "Name a plant or aeed The MethodiSt Woman. Mrs. Mr. John Bromfield at the Par. !,: :..::::;::::iiiii::~:i:::l ner, Ma, Folmer, Pat 0 Bnen. 1'froy, wa! ~l~cted homeromlng LOUISVILLE (UPil - A• you would like to have from '· Hoffman read '~.short history kera~urg EUB church Saturday Cher~,.l McLau~htln, Dana Snouf-1 queen from 11 held of 17 candl meeting to draw up an int~-~ other members, During the of the 1~1 SOCiety ~nd Mrs. everuDJ. fer 1 Tommy Vaughan, Keith dates by an all-campus elec- state compact regardmg um- busmesll meeting tWo new rnem.l Gladys V10let read mmutes of Mn. Carrie Bahr WWup, John Lohse. Randall Itmn. ) form ilrip ~unmg regulattons bers were accepted Into the ] meetings held in former year!~. word of the birth of 1 S(ln, Burt, _T1mothy G1a~e. Mary - - nNED 1 and reclamation standard• has 1 club · Mn Davtd Simonton and It was voted to pay the pledge Charles Damel to her granda=~~rKaren Gnfflth, Bette Judge ;:k Porler Wedflf's· been called for Nov 3-4 •t St Mrll. John Powell The Ohio- to mi~sions and supply work. daughter and husband, Mr. and \ &enDth Grade _ John Sebo !da v m Meigs rountv court hn-! ~u~~-~o .• by Gov. Edward T. 1 Guy an District meetmg was Tentative ddat~ ,:or the annu: MrFI 11 • Dwight Hines of Venice, · ed Dale Connolly . 21. Rt. 1 ~~a 1 . announeed to be held on Nov· bazaar an c 1 supper w a. Mf!l. Hmes i! the daughter 1 The LP Gu Light advertised in the Rutland 11 1 R dsville 1150 and cnsts and T~Js to bt working ember 16th at The UpTowner ' set for Nov l3 The November of Mr. and Mrs. Goldf!D ""''" ., , se~enced ,him to three daya In meetmg and I mtend to press ~ lnn In Huntington with t h el meeting wilt be at the annex of Athens. llltlltiiiiiOIII .. IIti.,OimiM'"'"'""'"''"'" " 'I jail on a stat• highwav patrol for a worka~le compact ~~ the program being "Let"s Get Rea- with Gladys VIolet as program Mr. and Mrs. Emile chargP (If drivmll while intoxt- earhe-st pos~dlbleB mothmeln! t tlhl e, dy for Chrbtmas." Reser· leader and other .~embersdlcon- tack of Wllham ~town, W Va. l Furniture Ad of Thursday's paper to be , led governor sa1 . rea 1 11 te l t" be d "th th tributing Thanksg1vmg 1ea ngs. called on Mrs Myrtle Frost ca . ~ h va 1on~ can rna e WI e . " · ___ - ---· --- - - ..-ualrman oft e Natural Re- I P .d M J· Ro b October is designated as Cal 1, SUnday, Itt of Lh N . res1 en!, rs. ames us . , If D · 1 Cathy Stone, Becky Triplett. s.ource!ll Comm ,ee e Cl- before Nevember 12th. The to Pruyer and Se • eOia1 Mrs. PhyUIIs Rowan atteni- 1 given with each L.P. G11 Installation. It Is Tuppers PI • 'a] E Socr vents 6:00 TO 8:00 Farmers Bank & Savings Co. .....,.•• Dine Out __. . :. ._:.:. •l 1 I THE MARTIN RESTAURANT CORRECTION 1 1 r.DUDLEY'S I I FLORIST I ,_l"lllltlllllllllllti>II•IIUOmWI"IItMittl"''' Comoa To Tho .. IIG lEND AREA NOW OPEN On A LIMITED IASIS WATCH fOR OUI GRAND OPINING 1 ·rwna Clatworthy, Stan Coates, tiona! Governon Conferenl'e. I November meeting of lhe clubj Month. . , ·I ed the Nurses' Annual Banquet ' RGbert Couch. Oetlbie C r o w.: . will be held at The Pleasant Mr. and Mrs. August Roccl. at the Kimes Convalescent Home no longer available. . Frank Girolaml. Becky Houd- 1 TWO RUNS MADE I Point Resort with dinner at , and two daught~s of Canton ) at Athens Friday evening. neMy. . Emergency runs were made ! . • spent Saturday rught and Sun-- The Rev. and Mrs Freelartd 2:5r, Tuesday morning by lhe 16·13,0heP· m. N 1. 1 day with her mother, Mrs. I Norris and Mr and ·M I Junior High student! Kendad at Ha . E R It f R b I program on a Jona . . rs, c••···ll d I Cha~y . a ninth l(ra er. an cme .. un or o er , Parks was resented b M Gra('e Kuhn, ence Nichol!! were Sunday dm-· ! ~rue Hennessy. 11 &eventh Wood, RaCine Route, who was C II A~·p J Y rs. Mrs. Roland .Tonence reo- ner cnUWibJ of Mr d M R1 I II , It . led lo H I H .tal ' arru ut~ms r. Cel b ~~-~ , an rs. .. KI'Ider , had a A a. ranspor o zer osp1 ' l 'h It ;, M 1 turned home from urn us V. Weatherman Oth II 8 - - -- -· ~- 1 for treatment for 1 possible ose enwng were r . · I aft er carmg . · f h da•urhter · er ca ' Ph"l B t M M t. B or er ~ , en at the Weatherm h 1 stroke. A run was made at a ey, rs. arm en.. Mrs. Don ~.uthrie and ..w were Mr and an ome 12 ~5 m '111ursday for Ann · ford, Mrs. Henry Buck, Jr., bab Tr Don · Mrs. Howard 1 1 Ph. SH Rutland, 0. DEVOTED TO INTIRIST Of H~adlev. .Boston Mass who I Mrs. Thomas Hoffman, Mrs. My, ody M . CJa~• Nt"•h- Oakes of ~ttte Hocking. ., . .. R be La M. E I . r. an rs. ·-~ c Mn~ Waid Ch all I MIIGI-MASON AREA was visiting Minnie Carroll, tak1 o rt yne, 18! the Rid-•~ I ted few da 8 in Day. ev er rer:,;~v-~ed: :~.....:=:;~~~=~======= 81 1 ••c11ar• '· o-n. ,..,.,.,tt~n . . die • Mn· James Roush • Mrs· . Ulll v Y word of the death of her c.,..,., r.nn... m. 111n•r , ev to Me1p General Hosp1tal. ton with their daughter and er Fred 0 bo Publl•Md 1ven 1 ct.trnoo~ .. cept . Ralph Sayre and the hostesses 1 .1 I · S rn. t r~~e onto \15!1u r .. btlsh· , M B dn Mr. H d am1 Y· Sunday visitors 1 Mr nd •na I !II Mecb.•uic St., Pnm· i CLAIMS DOWN rs. umgar er' s. owar , M G ace Kuhn spent a 0 . B •ro,. 1 a~~.~~t"" o t '' l • h Lo , and Mrs Adams 1 rs. r · Mrs. Fon Halsey were Mr I ptlol'lf! W'l' ~-me l:d JLontl pl\0111 W'f TI gan Branch office or . . few days visiting her son and H h I . um th 8 o1 W k , C ROTARY Cl.UB , d M ersr e While of Ent .. rl'd •• Meond 1ln1 ••mnt: e ureau or men! om- Th R Cl b Th daughter-ln·law, Mr. an rs. Beach Fla d 1 "'au e. •• the P<l•' offlu •• rume•v,, ' pens<~tion made awards total e o~ary u Il_1et urs- Robert Kuhn and new daaght' · an aon, ~~·tlcoul ~ttrtl•tna ... ,,......u 11,.,1 ling $203,315.11 for eompensa- d~y evenmg_ for the1r regular er Lisa ADn Belpre. of Columbus. lotunc Jii Kim~au, Inc. 343 Lui nl·l tion. medical and hospital aer- dmner meet mg. A short ~~~~; \I F•..::;:.:;:;;.·_:;::;_==...,o.;ioiiiiiiOii-.......;;==--==j] ~n A~e., Nnr \'ar• City, N•• l · h \d YDrll. vJces in June, July and August. ne!ls meetmg was e . 1 The flcure represents a decrease attending were Frank Capehart, .~~~:cr!'~: week: . . . , .., In .,.;.,t, •" "" of '14 5Jt.lS The office handles Richard Ord, .Jack Flesher, Aroatb Mtllllne.l otflu IU.IID; lfl• I111onthll, I'I .IID; thr•• moat.lu a.10: e, I claims' for ·Hocking, Athens, ' thur Tbabet, Herman Layne, ~:::. :~~~u:,"::n:t 30~u·: Meigs. Gallia, Jark~on. Vinlon 1Lloyd Roush, Clyde Foley, Rus-u oil• JUt 110.00: •u: -uw.: and Fairfield counties , sell Capehart Floyd Carmack, II ·1 1 RUTlAND FURNITURE THE DAILY SENTINEL 2-4811 . 1 DUDLEY'S ' ' N. StconiA••· MIDDUPORT, 0. DIAL WY 2-5560 1 MOTOR0 LA 1 ::::,b..o.:;•=: .. ::, ::to:... n .llh Tb.ru 1110ntl\t, n.oo. • · , _ _ ' _ 1 NEW 1966 MODEL NOW ON DISPLAY I I _ 1 i ..; IW!y !lelltinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 15, 1965·1 Koufax, Gilliam, Johnson, Bring Dodgers 2-0 Victory in·: BucksB • H3fd-1"'\.Jage 1- Bashan S,...1'ety Dn'IIsT0dav . ti I Erru'e Green •'s . Back lO Start Lame Opener 1 :nd ml SHOT GUN MATCH ·1 hk 1 Replinish out he walked Tony Oliva and !Mr. and Mrs. Junior_ White a~d Understandly so. O~ar Rob- Ta lor lans to ive an i cond and one out in the fifth over the ~t~elers. . . I Harmon Killebrew, Then he Idaughters spent Frtday With ertson, the all-everythmg guard Iop~rtu~t to wing the startin . Zoilo Versalles hit a sha ' Clu~ .offJctals. lllso md~~ate . struck out Battey. ' Mr. _and Mrs. Clayton Jones andl?f the. Royal:<~, has been work- center 'oby If he make i a~ ound ball ·ust inside the thi~ that m]ured hnt>?a~ker \l~ce Your Sock An interference call against· fam1ly or South Charleston. mg wJth the club only four l ld. th h 5 ;.IT tY grbase •·g Gr. II lam d" t h' Costello may see hmtted action Sunday, Oct. 17 'Th t F d . h . h' d d J L N0 2 or wou en ave v-oo-7 lXt. t lves o Js for the first time in several 1Joe Nossek ot' the Twins helped ey spen n ay mg t Wit ays an erry ucas, I And Ahl"v h d h right sto ped the ball nd I W d be · 1 him stave off the Twin.s in the Mr. and Mrs. John Groves of man in the club's attack, hasn't Y . e~c an sop umore , ' P_ a weeks, allhough he _ was not ar ro Starting At Noon third. Clendenin. W. Va _ been able to find his shooting~· .. se~sation Bill Hosket, 6-foot·7,1 slated to play accordmg to earwito. 1 ! lnterfereiK'(" Called Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benson , eye. available f~r duty at forwards., lier reports. " Forked Run Ind., Denver Hill of McMahon said Roberl~on Is . The ~tart~ng guard posts ap-1 ' ----neat dreSS Spommen's Club · . Shortstop Zoilo Versalles· had! ofF Brazil, t W " S d · ht h 11 h. pear to be m the capable hands TONJGl-IT'S GAMES smgled with one out and stole os er, . ~a. spent un ay ,overwe1g , as a ca us on lS I f . _ . . 1 Everyone Ia lnvlfod ' d h with Mrs A H Bailey left fool and has had inadequate 0 )Umor Ron Sepoc, who Will, 08UIJD• OUS Wellston at GaUipolis patterns by I secon w en Nossek took a se- Mrs. Fay · ·Ktrkhart .· ' . to dnll. wtth . h1s. team· be sw1·tr·hed from .forward spent Sun- It1me l.ogan at Middleport . day afternoon with Mile Cald- mates beca:.tse or the salary where he scored 363 pomts last Pomeroy al Jackson I well of Hill Crest Rest horne holdout he staged until last Sat- season, and AI Rowley. AtbeDB al ~elsooville TH£ GREATEST HoUlE 111 GlfTI ' at Athens. urday. Rowley had trouble last year Kyger Cret-k at Southwestern ~eat patterns and crq •del; I putting together two good ftacioe at York I 1ust a dash to these fine dress I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ben!Kln j · of Brazil. Ind. is spending 8 1 FIGHT RESULTS ~ 1ves_ but rrdoanhagedld beto score UB~I ~: :':e~! McArthur at Eastern socks. Stretch knit in Ban-ta. few days with Mr. and Mrs. ! PHILADELPHIA tUPI) _ i ~ pomts an sou vastly NEW YORK rUPI) _World Pt. Pleasant al F..ast Bank nylon, in flat knit and ribs. Ralph Ballard and family. 1Leotis Martin, 187, Philad!'lphia,i lmproved. Se. -h Sa . K f f SATURDAY'S GAMES ".f.l.OO Mr. and Mrs. Holly Friend stopped Curtis Bruce, 176, NewNew Coach lor Frosb •• nes ero nay ou ax 0 Haanan Trace at Pomeroy ' of Nelsonville called on friends ark, N. J. (6). Two other lettermen, AI Pet· the Los -~geles Dodger~ and "8"' ' here Friday ers and Jerry Tischer will also homer . hJttmg center flelder . Nortb GaUia at Hannan, W. i : Mr. and ~1rs. Richard Gaul t LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Den- be on hand to battle 'ror start- Willi~ Mays o£ the S~o FrancisVa. ·~;t. and sons of Chester spent Sun- ny Moyer, 160%, Portland, ing berths. co Gumts were un~mmously. se. _ . day dinner with Mr. and Mrs.i Ore ., drew with Theil Torrence Another outstanding prospect i lected_ toda! to Umted_ Press In- Chnt Orr ''fho 1s employed m :.. ~ : Warden Ours. 1157, Gardena, Calif. (}OJ. Up from last year's freshman ternatmnal s 1965 maJor league Col~ bus spent the weekend M • St 81 " • --· - - -team is 6-foot-4 Mike Swain of AJI.Star team. I at h1s ~orne here. Zanesville. Named tG the team along The OSU freshman team for . with Koufax and Mays were 1965.00 will also have 1 new pitcher Don Drysdale and look. Coach Bob Burkholder shortstop Maury Wills of the picks up the reins from Frank Dod~ers, catcher Joe Torre and Truitt, who resigned to become ~tfJelder Hank Aar~n of the bead coach at Louisiana Stale Milwaukee Braves, ftrst baseBurkholder spent severai ma_n Willie McCovey of the 1 years at Muskingum College, Gamts, second . ba_sem~n Pete where he produced some fine R~se of tile Cmcmnat1 ~s, Ohio Conference quintets. th1rd basem~n Brooks. Robmson Taylor gave Truitt a lot of of ~he Balt1more ?rJoles and 65,opQ BTU credit for the Buckeyes' success outf1e~der Tony Oliva of ~he since 1959. During that time Ar_nencan U:ague champiOD With Radianh, OSU won 137 and lost 41 in· Mmnesota Twms. Thermostat and eluding last year 's ~12 re~d . The AII..Star team was selectSafety Volvo Taylor-coached teams have nev- ed by a UPl board of baseball er had a losing record. I experts c~mprised of one _writer ' 50,000 SAME _ $109.95 Burkholder's first team was . representmg each team 1n the ~mewhat watered-down from majors and four UPI 1ports 35,0()0 SAME- $84.95 its predicted great tag when 1w__r..it.. er_s..... 6-foot-10 Tom Lick decided to 1•' 1cast his Jot with Michigan State, instead of the Buckeyes, and when the Philadelphia Phillies · FINISHING drafted Larry Hisle of Ports- I Our boat quality mouth into the basebaU ranks. 65,000 BTU service The frosh team will be built around 6-foot-5 Steve Howell of . I DAY SERVICE Columbus Eastmoor, 6-foot-6 1 With Rodiont,, Fan ON REQUEST Steve Bernard of Columbus I Thormoslot and Softly • West, and l>-fool·5 Jell Miller of Valvo Lima Shawnee, last year's Unl- ' 50,000 BTU SAME _ $129.95 ted Press International's Player : C'·-noPomeroy of the Year in Class AA. I ... '• It I ·I I Mays Konfax Are U 1 I ftte:r1r'O\ffft• AlJ Star Picks BE READY FOR WINTERS ICY BLAST 7 NEW YORIC. 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I, I is made like an expensive watch. ·~ :Smith'sftatSales&Service t meant oue run or sur! . no e ~ ·-::•• ... ,-, Johnaon gave the Dodgers aU and a chance.~ acore aootber.- · mg to throw too baril;<.JJa bll Johnson. the offensive punch they needed Mele said, and maybe _we leJJdeiiCY 10 throw · ~ ' when he caught a Jim Kaat ' conld have got two, depending be should ~, ml . MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL Bob Allison to close il out. · cond called strike from Koufax. walked. fast ball in the fourth lllnlllg how It caromed off the fenee.ll that's when I weD\ -~1o 0. (UPI)-Sandy Koufax's pitctr·l Score Enough 1sut Nossek leaned far over thel . ~'-• 8nd drllled it off the left field was a great. ~~Y· There's no mound." · ·~ ~ ing, Lou Johnson's hilling and The Dodgers, wbo dun\ aeore plate, interfering with eatcher Versalles hned 8 ground haJJ 1 . foul pole for his second aeriea dOI1ht about 11. Mete kept the )11'011 dcit of t;J!t Jim GilHam's fielding led the much, but usually enough, got IJohn Roseboro's throw to ·se· down t~ thJrd base hne that .~ Los Angeles Dodgers to a 2--0 ' both their runs off Twins' star- . cond. Nossek was called ut for i looked like a sure double. But ucbeck your air. too. sir?" bomer. Koufax who shut out the locker room long for. a I ' ' w· bb d ' Tw" 1 ' the nd t· "d brief private meelq''wlih 1111 victory over the Minnesota . ter Jim Kaat in the fourth interference and Versalles bad the veteran li. Jam sta e it "Kaat threw me .....,h,.... but lDB or seco tme, sal • r ~~ Twins Thursday in the seventh! ning. Ito go back to first. ' as he fell, scrambled back on I curve balls the first7;::ames be was getting a little .shaky ID pl~~":id them theY ~daml and_ deciding game uf the World With a 1-1 count, Johnson I The Twins mou nted their big-! ~IS .feet and tagged_ .t~trd base' etr~n be pitched and I figured it was the fifth and SIXth mrungs. good job in tbe whol&-,erJes,• Ser1es. . c1mght a Kaat fast ball and gest threat in the fifth. With ! h. bme to force Qwltc1. 1 ~I abo~~ time he ~ew me a fast Made Ole Dlllereaee he said, "and to be ~ to Koufax all~w~ the. Twins drovL it down ilie left field Jine. ·one o~t. Fr_ank Qu.ili~i doubl.ed~ From that point on, not an-i one, Johnson. And _sure en. "Then Gilliam made that start again, invsprinC 1'frainiDI only three . htts m hurlmg his IWd pmchhJtter Richte Rolhns · other Twin runner reached Oase ough, just as big as life the~e play and that made the differ- where we left off, and fe'll trJ second ser1es shutout, Johnson Each Dodger wW receJve ) until Killebrew singled in the ~as a fast ball and I was watt- ence," he said ...In the last jn.. to get in the series ~-" bit a home run off the left field about $10,000. The losing Twlna · ninth. mg for it. Dings 1 got my rhythm baek Mete phoned Alsloll ':il the foul pole that started the DOOg· will get about $7,01XJ each. "It was a great thrill," John- and felt .. lllrong or stronger Dodger dressing room·}> ...,. ers to VIctory and Gilliam kept The series set a record for The Dodgers got seven htls in " ro added "b t tt n't than I bad all day.'' , gratulate him and ~~~~Aiaton Koufax' shutout intact with a total receipts of $2,175,1111.80 al' - about oormal for them -1 COLUMBUS . (UPJ) - The b~est i told him he hoped the IJIO clubo 1 ~ do'ta~t thm~ diving stop of a ground ball breaking tbe mark of $2 R7S NCWS I but three of them were big IOhoo Stale Buckeyes open bas-' ho · ff J a J of Ca • t"JCe Fr"d me runin 0the oey or would meet in the 11166 aerlol. lh at would have gotten the' 891.11 set in the s~ries ' be--• , V>. ones, J ohnson's the b"Jggest of ketb all prac I ay WI"lh a cinnati 12th ay . . (in TwirJB back in the game. tween the Yankees and Gi- 1 them all, and they were all veteran ·• ( doof ·be-- the Ias1 week oI themmng season to · · cast and hopes 1 Koulax, although off to a sha· ants In 1962. Koufax needed. I~nnmg al new ethratoof 1~!· put the Dodgers in first place) 1 ky. start, !ttruck out 10 in winBy Mn. A. H. Balley ~oo Slmt ar to a I:II.IV"tLLI. , ' . ! , we wou ld n't even be here . -auat mng hJs second series games- It hit the foul pole for his se- Mr. and Mrs. Junior White 1 Coach Fred Taylor starts his[ homer gave me my biggest both ~y s~utouts. Once Jo~nson · cond senes home run _ Ron and daughters of Warsaw spent • eighth season as head of the ' thrill." CLEVELAND (UPI)- Cleveput him m front and Gllliam Fairly followed with a double several days with _Ra lph . ~al, Buckeye hoop fortunes with a f Senior Citizen Program land B~wns Head Coach Blan- . saved him from trouble, he got and scored when Wes Parker liard and Grover Wh11e famhe_s . 10 lineup that Includes four sen- . The Dodgers, noted for their ton Collier may be. able to · stronger as t~e game pr?" bounced a single over !Jrst Mrs. Mary Lawrence and e~1l-l \>rs , eight juniors ~tnd a fr• 1 speed and pitching, may have b~eathe ~ little easier ~unday gresaed and retired 11 men m; baseman's Don Mincher's head. i dren spent Wednesd<~y evemng: man group rated among the revolutionized baseball with the With . Erme r.r~n back. 10 the r?w un~l he gave up his tbird i with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.' CINCI~NATI (UPI) - T h ~ best since the team that spawn- game's first senior citizen pro- startmg offensiVe backflel_d. h1t, a smgle to Harmon Kille-: That was the end of Kaat and Dores Arnold, Rock Springs. 1 1965 Nat10nal Basketball AssOCI· d th l'k f J L Green , who was out with a brew with one out in the ninth.! although. the Dodgers kept Mr. and Mrs. Wateman White i at_ion tN~A) season ·get~ ~nder: ~ohn. ~avlli~:k ~~ No~:~~: i' gr~iam, a player-coach for hip inju_ry i~ last S~turday's I But he reared back, relying threatemng they never scored of Keno spent an aFternoon with Iway t~mght for the Cmcmnal.l the first m(}nth of the season game With P1t~..,1Jurgh. ts ass~rmostly on,hls blazing fRst ball, agam off Minnesota relief I Mrs. A. H. Bailey. Ruy.als as ~hey take on the St. The 1965-66 outlook centers/ and wasn't activated until Ma red of a startmg berth despt~e to strike out Earl Batley and pitchers AI Worthington, John-1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Freder- 1Loms Haws. around &-foot-6 senior Bob Dove 25 turned in a fielding ge~ was awarde~ the_ game ball - - ny Klippstcin, Jim Merrill and Iick of Westerville called on Royals Coach Jack Me- from Canfield. ' which would have made a teen- the superlatiVe fill - m perf or· Jim Perry 1Mr '3nd Mrs Stanley Trus-· Mahon's only COJllment on the ! Do 1 ed 1 . f h t mance by Leroy Kelly . Kelly . ! Koufax ;aved himself in the : sell. . advent of the season was, ·'I'm ti "1 ogg a ot of playmg agher ~1"1 "beous37 °S nde ve eran 1was awarded Lhe same ball in . . , . . .ed, me afit season as a forward- w o WI u ay. s t d . · t yj I . frr st mnmg when with two men , Mr. Grover Wht_te and Dons, , worn . ! center and scored 154 ints. With runners on first and se- 1ast a ur ay s 24 - 19 VIC or e30,000 BTU --$59.95 ~·. ~ ~- ~ tagged tii'Jnl to !wee J'rank AIIfoa QuiliCi. The play. lllllfod I IIaa al removfnlI a ~ Twins' rally and was called the be out to lht mW ·fli llliJ turning point of the pme by llftb. · 0U botb managers, Watt Aloton of "I tliougbt be hldi'Callflll Los Angetoo and Sam Melo of. U lh , · ~ 0 way, Mlnnesoto a · · "however In the liiiii "I ..._ dld tic' that ...... 1 MINNEAPOLIS· ST. PAUL (UPI)-The Loa Angeles Dodg1ers wont all the way wttb LBJ, but he got plenty of oblp from Sandy Koulu and Jim Gilllam. Louio Brown Johnson, )Out• neyman Dodier outfielder baa · '. the IBme initials •• Preudent CARAVELLE· 1 .t,· Johnson was Readv forKaat'sFasdlal~ft · AU STAR!! FOR EACH CH~NEL I 0 . lUGGAGE STYUNa Changer t i ll~ back onto trim "'mdr·to- 110 c&binel. NEW Tlli·OOWN DESIGN VARIABLE TONE CONTROl ••• til ~,., hlwfJ ~ 'llllti _,..,1'..,31 ,_ _, Giw 7MP .ft•f I - P R E S I D E N T ', a "wei AI+' HOUSE··PAINT ,~ 1 ':a' -................. ....:. .., FURNITURE W'r 2-2635 Open Fri. & Sot. Nlghlt Middleport R It -,.... .... ~!:. Yaler L111bar & Supply Co. WYI-270t IUI.WA"' 1 n.-t ,... ... iPc St.t.,.,to• '••oro 1ft' •• dio- ----.... .......... - -...· · · - I a' o& ~ "eia;'No !I I I «la D I .....clloo JWCO'!'•HJil'• WIIIEGI . . . . . . . GII.GB •lilt ~...... PRJ ............ •b dVil •wtQtuf sto- .. ldd ID ~ t~,....~-·-·~,-..,-----t.. • ., • .. Ill IIIIIIIP--, Jllf ...... INGELS II&JI . . . 7 lllue lllal I &• ' II ..... d i 'ir I a• I tJp ,_,-Gaad • ....... ...,. ri4»Du' . ~- w&u u, 6J lal eat ..... P'RI!II wila <11 T i-' .• �\'fT" • ·- ~ ·,, I -=•• _._..,., •. "_. ... , ..• ·- ·-·.··· . ' i\ 'j 1 •DIAYitDt1Del. Pom.eroy-Midmeport. o., oet. 1s, 196~ October Meeting Ma~imum Security is Devotional Held Wednesday 1OpiC Presented Federated Circle ] Mr. : " :S. ~ SOCIAL · m. =:a~; CALENDAR ::: : !llr•uss, Belpre, are 8IIJ1DUDJ)o Overseer, Sam PlckeDI; Lecllll' "Mallmum Security" wu the were read from Mrs. Gladp mg the birth ?f a 7 b. 5 oz. er • Nora Corss: Steward, ~ The O<tober meetiDI o1 !he· topic of the devotions led by I Cuckler ror &ifts aDd cards seat son, Jolm David, at St. Joseph drew Croos; AssL Stew. Pte Past Councilor• of Chester Coun-1 Mrl. Clara Karr wken Feder- her while boepitaliJed and lfaopltal, Parkersburg, Saturday Shields! Chaplain, Rev. Jamer eli, DaUihtero o! America, was ated Circle met Wednetday from Mr1. G. H. Ewlni for W oor. 15 held Wednesday evening at enlng at the churcb. nowers sent ker. Get well cards Lo • · e • '111e Portland WSCS will bold ~·-u - t - - bY H eI en 8 t I the lodge hall with Mn Larry The hymn "Love Lifted Me ". were sent to Mrs. Marguerite ng Bo~tom, Ohio, Mr. and I· a rummage sale this Friday (}atekeeper, John Wolle, Po• ed lbe de otlo ' 1ls Mrs. Whitney Ingraham, LIB- d Saturd mona, Eula Wolfe; Ceres, Er· UTTLII THING IN LIFE good use of that extra hal!-bour Wolfe and Mrs. Oscar Web- open v ns, after Durst, Mrs. Lester W on, bon, Oblo, Mr. and Mrs. Wl~· 811 ar, Oct. 15 8DCI 18 rna Wilson; Flora, Gladya CAUSIIB BIG 8TIIIF£ your man bands you. 11 be in· er as hostesses. wb1cb the leader read portlo~s Fa11b Pemn, Harry C8nterbuo liom H. Slraulll, Walnut on Court-s! ID Pomeror In the Shields; Lady Aulltant Stew· !)ear Heloll· sisll on otller early detes, go Mrs. Henry Beaver, presl<knt, of Ps~~ 23 and II ~d a.~ arll- ry and Nancy llamm and sym- Drive, Mlriella. Great grand- bullcllnC ll8lll to Scholl a Barb- ard, Mabel Sblelds; Executive . ed With a beok so you opened tho meating with devo- cle, lladiate S1111!hme. The pathy cards to Miss Annll Durst parents Mr and Mrs IJOor.ler Shop. Committee Mabel Rousb Jul· h'a really minor, but this arm U ak fr Ro . Lord's Prayer ln unison eon- and Mrs J E. Rowe. ' .• · ' ' ' Th 12 lltUe lhlni baa me bugged. II J"OD't twiddle your thumba, or ons t en om Lo~~Pra . cluded lhe devotions. The pr~sident on behalf of the ge Kllcollins, St. Petersburg, '111ere will be a meeting Frl· ian mu, Ralph Badgely. a I so mucb as mention It my (better yell, ~ oOIIIOtblq U,lollowed by lbe Y· Mrs Louis Reibel presld nt Circle thanked Mrs Leater Fla., Mr. and Mrs. C. H. In- ~y Oct. IS, at I p. m. at the next meeting will be Monday b b d lntereotlng with blm while you er and pledge to the nag. Re· . • e • • . · graham, Marietta, and Mr. Syracuse Grade auditor- night, Oct. 25 whe11 lnllallaUon us ,and exp1odes, an 11 1 wait. And console oursell wlth ported ill were Mrs. Henry Eich- crpened ~smass session with Fauber for paymg for layt,. and Mn. C. C. Strauu Water- lam for all bome room moth- of ofticerl will ba held. don t !nent10n It, I want to. thla th ht· h , Y g th Inger in boapitai and Mrs. El· a story Prayer In lbe Patch· of floor covering In vestible lord Mn Strauas 11 form. and 11 o!ll Plan!l ::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::; .uat thla: most don Kraeuter. A round robin work Qulh." Cards of thank& and upstairs office and aloo Miss er Kay Ingraham. The be "::le =s to::yupto :et 10 work -H. card was sent to Mrs. Eiching- W W lc ::"'/: ve~J::;. ':,t~~ lllrlua' have a two year old llalloween lestlval to be held Mena & 8oya . • or. Plan! were made lor the anomen e ome · daUihter Maltala Wbltney Saturday night Oct. 2S when his work Is only 36 mm· WRONG NUMBER nual Christmas dinner 10 be N M b committee, Mrs. Fauber and ' ' ' ' SUP.QN aiel away? He'a nol a slow Dear Helen: • held at Martin restaurant 810 em er Mrs. Ben Neutzllng for purOCT. II poke, bu_t be's got a TIDNG My son workJ lOili boors and nesday December 8. Mn. Harry Clark was wet- cbasing the covering. It was LODGE TO MEET cl :lpeel Dem1ocr 7 about be1ng allead of Ume. So hard He needs an occasional ' · corned as a new member when voted to purchase a cocomatl u w m n Y a ·"" he leaves the houae at 6:30a.m. break. Would it be wrong for Games were played under the Ithe Women's Missionary Socle- lor the vestibule. II was an- Pomeroy Lodp No. 164 Free p.m. at the Pomeroy 1!econd to be al work at ?:45 lllJ '""" me to <all bim to visit long- direction of Mrs. Norman Fred· ty of the Laurel Cllfl Free nounced that lrult cakes and 811d Aeeeptld MaiiODl! will bold werd houae. AU members ara Sl\ 4>11 Is, "You never know when distance, at his work, and why erick, Mrs. Hobart Newell aod Methodist church met Thurs- Christmas cards have arrived a speclal mee_ting Monday Oct- urled to attend lnd Jirlng sand• ~.,• • • when you'll get held up In traf- should his wile be mad II I Mrs. Arvil Holter and prizes dey afternoon in the recreation and are ready for sale. ober 18, al 7.30 p. m. at the wlcbea or cooklll. ftc." He never has yet, so he do' -MOM awarded the winners. Mrs. Ross room of the parsonage. The meeting closed with lhe Masorue Temple lor - k in just stts In lbe cafeteria and ~ M . Cleland won the door prize. The meeting in charge f Mizpah benediction after wblch lhe fust degree for one candl. GRANGE MEETII drinks eoflee for over haU an W~y ~~~uldn't his wile get The group sang Happy Birthday Mro. Gerald Pulllns, ope~: rtfreabments ca~lng out the dote. Refreslunenls will be da~ Vallay Gr~t hour. I'd suspect be llkeJ the fired up? Those long-distance to Mrs. Wolfe. with prayer by Miss Marguor. Halloween theme were oerved 'er:'ed. All Master MaSODS .... woitress except he's nol lbatl visits may get yo1" son fired! Refreshmenta were served by ite Lellhelt. Devotions taken by Mrs. Clarence Massar and lhVIIed. type. He just can't STAN?, -H. the hostf.Bses to those named from Psalm 8 were led by Mrs. ll'.rs. Norman Kloes, from a. ----lhe though of bemg late. He s ! Dear Helen: above and Mrs. Clarence Neutz. Pearl Jacobs who also gave a. table centered with an arrangeA-M SALES UP thai way about everything: My · 1 am a widow and have a ~· Mrs Eddie Hartung, Mrs. reading, "A Better World Be- ment of yellow and wblte mums. Amerl<:an Mo!onl dealers In · husband must have been mpped daughter Z'! years old. She is E"he~ Wright Mrs. Henry Spen- gins With Me.'' A letter of Napkins and candy further car" lbe Pittsburgh zone reported •I b, an early bird In hiS youth, going with 8 man of 44 lor two . cer, rs. Virgil Walker, Mrs. thanke was read from Gary ried., out the Halloween theme. 1abarp 1ncroaae of 78 per cent w~ereas I am punctual but feel years now. He never mentions I Stanley Trussell, Mrs. llatlle , Holes for articles sent him. It Mrs. Ben Neutzling and 1over 1965 in both retail !alea lt s • sheer waste of hme to marriage and when 1 asked him Frederick, Mrs. Arthur Orr, was announced that a mission- Mrs. Clara Karr will be hos- and arden for llltl6 model cara be early. And I resent my lost what his Intentions were he ~rs. Ja~ea MVan MMeter, WM~. ary Will speak at the church on I tesses for the November meet· on lntrodnoUon day, Thuraday, half-hour of rest every moru- said he had no money, he's a. ay orr s, rs. anon O<tober 27, a combined effort lng and Mrs. Roy Seyfried, de- O<tober 7. Southeastern Obio lng with every sleepy bone '" heavy gambler. She nes to me l Mrs. Mabel Van. Meter. Mrs. of the Laurel CUll and Hyse111 votlonal leader. 1i.! part of lbe dlotrlct my body. and so does he. They have no Bucl Ridenour' MISS Led a Mae Run churches. I • Can I ever ,make him under· respect for me. He comes to Kraeuter and three chil~ren. Refreshments were served to stand that he s got a near-pho- our apartment at ali bours Hostesses for the No~ember those named above od M I bia? I've been trying for II , and makes me so nervous I meeting will be Mrs. Stanley I Joe Evans, Mrs. Clar:nce ~~ years. It's just about the only could scream Trussell, Mrs. Arthur Orr and · lis Mrs Clifford Klein M thing we fight aboui.-LOCKED When 1 ten' her how wrong Mrs. Henry Eichinger. Ja;,es Lewis, Mrs. Eugene ;,~j 63 OLDS HOLIDAY SEDAN $2295 HORNS she Is, she slrlk£1 me and: 811d Mrs. Arthur Wise. Super 88. V-& motor. automaUc trau., power bi"Uel 1 power ndlo, beautiful bucklkln metalllc fin. Dear L.H. : . . , throw• dishes. 1 am black and Memory Garden;, lib. with like now IDtarlor, set oft by like new white There are certam L~mg~ you d blue all over my body where p lidewoll tlfel. lleallharp. better not tamper With m hus-lshe had hit me She even rips Planned for Pmtor ro11ram of Work bands - and o~~ i~, the. "ear- my clothes. · Planned for l'ear 63 DODGE DART CON. $129S ly-bird complex. Its a bit like Helen, ali 1 want 18 respect Members of the Sulton Meth· An executive meeting of the 170 oorleo, I eyl., automatic trans., radio, white llldewall!, the malnspnng or a watch - from them, but, U 1 say any- odlst Church on lbe Baaban- , Rutland Chapter of Fulure wbtol dlsu, back-up liihll, white with like now IDtorlor. knock It loose and the whole thing, I gel a beating. Re knows ~acine Road, are planni,':' a Homemakers of America was works goes_hayw"' · . Iwhat she Is doing, but doesn't ' 'Memory Flower Garden In held recently ln the home eco&2 OLDS DYNAMIC 88 2 DR. H.T. _ $1595 So go nght on domg what !slop her. Whal can I do?-X. I honor of the late Rev. Arthur nornlcs room of the high school you've done for u years - hve 1Y.Z. St1tt who served the church to plan the program of work v-e motor, aatomatlo trtns., power braUI, power IIHr"ith it, and stop fretting . Make Dear X.: three years. lor the year. ID&, ndlo, benllful a tona paint HI off bJ llkl aow whitt llldowall tlfel. tlnlod (laso ud back up IICbta. You ran do what you should ThiS Saturday morning a Plans were made for the next done two years ago! Put group will meet to clean up Ieetlng on October 21, at which Lewis Repair Service ,' have 61 CHEVROLET BELAIR 2 DR. SED. $1095 your dsughler's belongings In I the hillSide and laler bulbs will time new members will be init· SIJ cyl., otanclard trano., ndlo and beater, white llldewall the front hall aod tell her sbe he planted. Daffodils, tulips, , iated. New oUlcers of the -FORlirtl, back ap lights, outside mirror, low Real no longer lives at Ibis address. I crocus, and hyacinths will be Chapter are Karen Haynes, IHEATING a1eo oar. tOr, if it's HER apartment, pla?ted thiS fall and "' the presidenl; Sue Clonch, vice ePLUMBING • pack your things and leave. 1 sprmg Iris and chrysanthemum presldenl; Barbara Welch, , 60 OLDS 98 HOLIDAY COUPE_ $1195 1Should you have no money, l'm i Will be put out. treasurer; Eunice Ohlinger, seceROOFING l'all power lncludJnt wllillowa ADd Rat Radio, tinted ' sure the Welfare Agency will b ~~one wishing to contribute retary; Beverly Forbes, parliglaa, backup U,bta. Lib new whitt aldewallllru Wblte find a place for you - after ~ Leor money may contact amentarian: Jean Tillis, song' with red lnl4rlor. Sbowa ....Uut Oll'e. they see your bruises.)- H. ra. ster L. Roush, Long leader; Sharon Carter his-1 ·THE BACKYARD FENCE Bottom, Route I, phone WI 9- _torlan; Ellen Roush, redrealion l 3057 or any member of the: leader, and Dix·,e Wamsie" I WY l-Im ODE TO CLUBWOMEN: One Local Owner. Nice · ~ Mill St. Mlddi•Dort They search for stark TRUTH chu''•h· "" ' , , ..ose corn1 ng Sa tur- news reporter. '· 1 ___ day morning are asked to bring . . ' their own luncb and coffee will C b S Pl Auto. Trans. Like New, All White. he furnished. 1 u COUll an One Local Owner I · I Program /or Pack In the causes they take up- Plans were made for pmentAT MARIETTA, 0. Yet they take oil their glaS!eal ing the program at the Pack Hardtop. Clean and Nice to put on their make-up! meeting Tuesday, Octoher 26,1 59 Mercury • $250 57 Ford ____ $250 One knabe console plano, mahogany finish, was . when Den Three Cub Scouts 2 door. v-e II.Otor. $1490.00, now al $898.00 Four door. 6 eyl Auto. Auto. trua. Thu column is. dedi~ated to met Wednesday after school e One ustd Wurlltzer org~n, modtl 4150, new fam1ly Uvmg, so if you re hav- with den mothers Mrs. Richard , trans, All Power. See This One $1290.00, only $827.00 k1d trouble or just plain Rosenbaum and Mrs. Elza Gil· e One Winter splntl piono, walnut finish, regular · ing 58 Buick_ $275 57 Olds _ $IOO trouble, let Helen help YOU. more Jr. prico $650.00, salt price at $457.00 . See ThiH end Meny Othtn et ' t door. auto.. lull e Everything lo reductd-shotl music, guitaro, She will also welcome your The meettng opened with the 2 Dr. VS Am-tic.. own amuslne experiences. Adpledge to nag led by Jney Rospower. 1mplifiers, band instruments, accordians' dress Helen Bolte! In care of enbaum. Each boy is to have ' ICC8UOfiH1 tfC. this newspaper. his costume for program made by the next meeting. The meetIng closed with the living circle. Lincoln Heighu Refreshments were served by , 311 Second Street Marietta, 0. To be Canva81ed Tommy Reed to Chsrl.. Ride- ' MOTOR SALES , oul Mike Gilmore Tommy John- 1 Plans were made to canvass son, Harold Sisson, Gary Snouf.l GMAC fiNANCINCJ PHON! WY 24170 Lincoln Hetgbls for the Red fer, Ricky Couch, Marvin MeC.dlllac-Oida Poltlll'll'f Cross next week when Sew - ~ Guire, Joey Rosenbaum and dGG-606 EAST MAIN ST. POMEROY Rite Sewing club met Wednes- Roger Dillard 1 --- -· day evening at the club room,:1 1.;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ----------=-- w1th Mrs. Calvin Simpson as hostess. Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr., preoident, cnnduc!ed the meeting ; and members agreed to do sew· ing for the Veterans Memorial! Hospital. fl was decided to have . a 7 o'clock dinner at the Marl tin reslaurant next meeting, fol· lowed by a Halloween party at • the club room wilh Mrs. Ron· ald Browrun~ as hostes:> 'rhe traveling prize dOIIllted by Mrs. Edward Wella was awarded to e Mrs. Brownillfl. I A deaser1 couroe waa served by lbe bnsle!A to the above and Mn. Raymond Batty, Mrs. Don 1 Mullen, Mrs. Charles Hoffman. 66 DODGE DART GT Mrs. Donald Colllna, Mrs Hsrold Hood, Mrs. Louis Osborne Mro. Donald McKnight andMrs: Willard Boyer. HELEN HELP US I ev-~ ~ ~~ranFioyd~ll Ot • = Gary ~-~eo::"'ir= a;:'~; · . lllllsj Wbfw ~~ '::::!~ scllool I d~bkle ~:right; Sarutr~ the :1 Wed-~ ~ I O::t~ .!! = Black BootS 95 $1 Q 99 ) \ \ THE SHOE lOX arei:Jng:iy~to~voniDI~el~ect~':~1~110~~~~~fo~r :tbe~===M;:.clcl;:l:•po=rt=,=O.==~ I A LOT OF oF ALL CARS at r-------"""--='"-=-,11 METROPOLITAN MOTORS mile""'. 1964 RAMBLER STAnON WAGON 1962 RAMBLER 4 DR. • I I I '! \ • 1961 FORD GALAXIE 2 DR. I 1960 RAMBLER STATION WAGON 1 ... . METROPOLITAN MOTORS WENDELL'S v... KARR & VAN ZANDT 1 NOW ON DISPLAY I \ r JOIN THE DODGE REBELLION G.M.C. 1966 Dodge Dart, Dodge Coronet, Dodge Mro. Rose S. Reynolds assistant vice president of Ule Citi. zens National Bank of Middle-1 port, has returned from Colum- 1 bus where she attended a meet- , ing of the Ohio Group of the 1 One session Included a panel · an problems of bank manage1 ment. The highlight of the Saturday evening banquet was a talk and film of Japanese life and banking given by Mr. Hidebiro IGkuchi of the Bank POMEROY, O. ~Jioi'--------------...1 . .. . . .... . . . _., __ . . b ................ . . ~odges R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. ofl' The all new I J .. .. . . . . . .,. . . ....• """-'* . ......... -• . 'Ill. -•••..... ... . ~ Ill j=· " V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY LIEVING COAL COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER ' 6's THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" .. ,... WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE BEN FRANKLIN STORE RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY Carmel Notes .JUCJety ----.,j-'----- I OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. guest al lbe banquet. ' SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS FOREMAN & ABBOTT Tokyo. Mrs. Reynolds was accompanied by her husband, Mr. Edgar Reynolds, who was her ,., .. --~ ............. ...-"".. _,. _ _, __~ ..- - - - - - - · ' HEINER'S BAKERY - -- · ---~ · -··-· ·----- BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE •• .: •• " • ···•· ... •; S:.c1ne school, With The Treln Warranty. I Women. ' Now, The Great New See Them TINY'S FOODLAND GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. showroom NO W.ee 5 Yeer, 50,®0 Mile Engine and Drive ; National Association of Bank AT ... Polara and Dodge Monaca. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. BAUM LUMBER CO. Visit Our Showroom. See The Great New Ohio Bank Women Meet in Columbw ') . I r------..,;.---------------------·!1 "' . ' '.,. Be•: KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. They're In our BUICKS S~ ()('Jety Ofes I i ''AS-IS" SPEOAlS e Racm'e S• N .!.! Scbool IU lilt 'I' II 1111: 1: SI. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SAUl GOD °· 1 LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE •=• 1 JUMBO SAVINGS TIME' -rlai. Sentinel Church News 1 •• ' °• 1 liook him 11 a birlhda,7 ~nit f<lr bla firat 1llp 1G the soo. & dearl7 loved Ill of the anlmllo, but the peak of adventure was tho elepbanto. Hia OJ• ohone 11 he watdled the great 11'1)' ll-uDiul 111uftle au4 filld hiJ bravely fiWII peanutt, litera stuff tl1eD1 Into giant crunching jaWI. 1 ' 0h," he breathed adoringly, "elephanta ar& b'Ig88 God'" . bll'ooo&! • llio arm tightened around my neck aa hi loaned to throw more nut& to his jumbo friends ud I hugged him close, f)ad that already ht baa .,...__ loarlled to ,.. God everywhere. I, myseH, wu almoat arown before I roallzed God's "ever-p.....,ee" and the atrangl;h thlo lmowledae bring!, 10 It hal been a mat jO)· to watch the aworeneu of thf& troth develop early in my son. Wll,y don't you go to your church and take your child with you! It Is the 11101t Important experience you C&ll 1h1N with him. Qrarles Blssell, Asst. SUpt. 1days al 7:30 p. m. Sunday &:bool 9:tltl a.m.; Mom- Lillie IJ&er Ulllteil Gil* 1Dg WOI'Iblp II a. m.; NYPS of Chrlst, Cbeshire • ~ • 1:45 p. m.: I!Wenlng Servtce. Bartf«d Parlsll, w.,. G, 7:30 p.m.: Mldweet Prayor ZIDn, pul4lr. IJarlb4 · flee, 7:30 p. m. Wedneaday. Cmrcb, CommuDion Worsblp lllddleporl Olara o1 1111 Nu- aervlee I a. m. Tueod.ay, 3:41 - · Rev. a,Je J. 8artlotL Children under 12; '· aDidrell Sunday <;chool f,30 a. m.; Morn- 12 and up; 7:30, Adalt· lltud)' lletillobOJD llpllll _ . . , ol1lp U L 111.; S.8111111111t1c - Scbool at 10 L m.; WSCS lal lng Worship 10:30 a. m.: NYPS i group. !CiftiBI Bend: Rev. C. 1.. O'C<I> tiCe, 7 p. to. Pray« meetlnl. l1turlday ol mooth; Board Y011n1: People, 1:45 p. m.; Evao- ~ ftR CJIIIed ~'.pastor: IIDberl Ltwll, 111P1- 1:10 p. 111. Wedllesdar; YCIUII8 IIMtlng ant WetodJJ of the ,.uatle meotlllg 1:311 p. m.; bJter1aD Cbllrdt, lilt. 11!1111111 e. m. Morning Worship People's Servlco Friday, 7:311 IIIO"th. PrayeT .,.,.,, ·~. Wed , 7:30 p.m. Rnppel~ paalm': 8t1111aJ 8eboGI Sunday Scbool: 7 p. m. £9. p. m. flalwaodl lhlllotllol CUR l'll1woJ I:Urdt ol Ill• Nu- t:30 L m. llr, J'rttl Lnll, aerv!ce: '!'>unday, 7,30 ~ o1 God, MI. IIOrlall - Pearl A. euto, pastor. wor-- 1tene, Sunday 8cbooJ. 8:30 a. oupt.; 10:30 a. m. W&IIIIPi I m. Prayer lllleiiD&. lev. Dllllel Workmaa, , . - o111p aervlco 10 L to. evoey m.: Morning worship 10:45 a. p. m. YF: .Wed. l::sr Jlllllllr Corpentor lloptlll Qaldll 8allday SChool Ui a. m.; WDI' Olber Sunday 7:4& p. m. SUD- 111. Evening Worsbip. 7 p. m.; OJotr, 7 p. m. llllllor Qalr. Sanday SCbool 9:30a.m.; Mom- lblp oervtco 11 L m. and 1•10 der School, 10 L m., Jolm Prayer meeting, 1 p. m. Wed. 1Jracaot nna ~ ,_. lng Worsbip 10:15 a m. L m. Prayer meeilnl 7:30 p Balley, Supt. Prayer meeting Rev. Clyde v. Heoderson, ~ bylerian Cburcb- CbarcbFin1 BIIPIIII CIIIIIOII, MW41e- m. 'i'ueadar: YOWl& People' The Untied Metbodlsl Cburcb tor. v'-c, , a. m.; Su.-1•> Scnool port, Rev. Donald Boone, oas- -11na. 7:30 p. m. Frldajl. Pomeroy - Mel•in Alkire, B.A. Cllureb of llle NIIZIIftll<, Po& 10 a. m.; Bible Study, Wed., tar: Sunday Scoool 9:10 L m., Ralland Cbarcb 01 Goo, lief, B.D., pastor. Church School eroy Rev. Clyde Benderloa, 7:38 p .m. Hollman. IIU)IL; 10:11 a. Jolin Smallwood, pastor: llunday 1:15 a. m., Leo Crew, Supt. paator: SUnday School 9:30 a. Cheablre-Kygel"ilartford .I'll> Worship Service; BYP e p. School 10 a. m.; l!lvan~ellstlc Leo Vaughan, Asst. Supt. Di· abip services 7:30 p. m. Sun. Ish. Hartford Baptist . llllll'cb Evening Worship, 7:30 p. aervlce 7 p. m.: Young People •ine Worship 10:30 a. m. Ser- m.: 14D111in1 Worablp t0:30 a. Momlng Worship 8:11 D£T SirWed. 7:30 p, m. Prayer Endeavor 7 p. m. Wedllesday; mon "Rekindle the Gilt of God! ......... 7,30 p. m. P r a y e r moo "Walcbfulnesl or tbe Tell 1':~::.11>urodey, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting 7 p, m. satin' I p. m. Melbodlst Youth Fel- m.: NYPS 6:45 p. m. Evening Virgins." Tueaday - Ofllcen h day. lowship. Christian Higher meeting. 7:30 p. m. 'l'buraday. planning meeting, 7 p.m. EI71', Ftrsl Baptlll Cbvcll, Grace Eptaeopal Olureb, Education Crusade ElOCIItive Cblll'tb ol lite N......,•, RaRev. Carver Williams. ,.,...,, The Rev. Rlcbard H. Committee and Team Coptains cine, Obio. Sunday Scbool at 1~~iScbool 9:30 till t0:2A). l4artin, Rector. Sunday- Mor- will meet in the church office 1:30 a.m. Sunday Worablp service. 10:30 L m.; 111118 Prayer ond 11ermo11, 10:80 Sunday evening at 6 P·. ~- Service 10:30 a.m. SUnday Eveand Junior cburcb for a.m. COffee hour foUowing. Tneaday, 7:30 P- m. Lyd10 Cu- nlng Service ?:30 p.m.; Mid • Baterprtsa EUB Cllareb, Rev. cle of lbe WSCS meel1, at lbe week Prayer Service WednetFirst Baplisl Cbarcll, Raelllt Menzel Smith, pastor. Wonhlp cburch. Thursday evening Choir day 7:30 p.m. Rev. Morris M. Rev C 1.. O'Conner, putor. service 9:30 a. m.; Sunday reheBrBliL _Public "mvJted to Wolle, Pastor. ~--------~ ;~~-~:y 'Scb oo1 8.·30 L m., Sam Schoo~ 10. 30 8 · m. Youlb Fel- Sunday attend divme worship this Ralland <llurcll of lhe Nuu- morning Mrs c L O'Connor returned supl; 10'45 a.m. Mon> lowship 6:30 p. m.; Boys and Ran Mdhodlst eblii'Cb CJe: Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; borne . oft~r ~pending two weeki a. m. at Mea dow B"'dge , W. Va. fol· ng wonhlp: 6:30 P. m. BYJ' Girls Ev Fellowship, 6:30 p. m.; 2nd - SUnd ay Schoo I 9 a. m., Mrs. Mornmg Ev ··"·tiWorship. 10,45 7 45 7 30 Junior l"ellowablp; 8 p.m. enlng service • p. m., Pred Neaae SUpl Worship seran.~ c service . : p. m. lowing ihe death of her mothEvento• service: 7:30 p. m. "?d ttb SWJdsys: Youth Choir, 'flee 10 ._' m. Rev. Wendell ~';:.prayer serv,ce, 7:45 p. er. Her father, C. H. Vandall. Prayer meeUng; G.30 .P. m. Wednesday. Prayer BtuUer, pastor. · esday. accompanied her home to spend 7 p, m. Wednesday, Senior Meetmg, =30 m. Wed!lesday. Bealb Oletbndlsl Cbarcb, Mid- Syra""'! Cboreb olllle a brief visit. lllkl'irPractlce: 3_:30 p, m. Tu.. Lottrldge EUB Cllureb. dleport, 14. E. Dowson, pastor; rene, William c._Thorpe•. pastor, . Engene E. Emerson. pastor, Mrs. Nan Moore <llurcb School SUoday &-hool9.30 a. m., Morn- Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simp. Junior Chmr Practir• Hartford Bapllsl Chnreb, War- Sunday School 9:45 o. m. Ru. SUpl; Cburcb &: 30 a. lng worsh1p 10 ,31 a. m. son ~pc11t Sunday, Sept. 26, at G. Zinn, pastor; worship aeU Archer, Supl Sunday m.· Worabl Servi ' 10 ,30 L PenleeOIIII Assembly, Route Humcane, W. Va. due to the ce,th F, U Ul, Rev. 0 aul E. Jones, pastor. dealh of • cousm, Donald Rap..rv·1ce• 9 a. m. "My Brother's worship 10:45 a. m. . and 7;30 m. '. Methodl~ st you e ow. Sund Sc I ld M Sl !tended m • Official Board Keeper.' ' Church School 9:50 a. p. m. alternately. Bible olwly sbi• 7 ay hoo 10 a. m:: Wo~ po . rs. mpson a. m . Tuesday · Children under and prayer service ted by past.p,_ P. ·• day, Wednesday and Fr1day. the funeral on Monday With Mr. 12:•Craft 3:45; 'cboir, 4:30; Chii· or 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Cbrt&- ~eeting, lsi Sunday 01 month, The Peolet:ollll Charcb, Mid- and Mrs. Warren Wolfe ~f East 12 Up:Bibkl Study 6 p.m.; 11an Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., 3rd •30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday dlepor~ South 3rd Ave.: SUnday Liverpool and Mrs. Cadiz Betz &:45: Adults: Bible Study Saturday ol month. ol 'llOIIIb, 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor ScbooiiO a. m.; Sunday evening. of Wellsville. White here Mr. 7:30 p. m. Mornine Sllr EUB Cllareb, Wednesday, 7 p, m. . ovangelisdc service, 7:30 p. m. and Mrs. Wolfe were gueata of Rullalld First Baptist Cbarcb Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: 9:45 Minersville ~etbodiSI Cburcb Wednesday Bible Study 7:30 p. Mrs. : Carnahan and Mn. IS,md•,yScb<'ol9:30a. m. Preacl>- a. m. SUnday School, Fred Wendell G. ~tutler, Pastor. m.; SatnrdJ: night Prayer and Betz was a guest of the Slmpinll Sunday 2:30 p. m. Smith, supl; Earl Shuler, Ass'l Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Wor- Worship 7·"0 p. m. Pastor, Rev. sons. Free WW BapUII Cbiii'U, Morning worship 10:45 a. m.: lib~.,:~·~.: 11 ';M:.;od. B. L. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Mitchell Rutland, Paator, Rev. p au I Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Thutt- James Earl pe a t ~liHarrisonville Presbyterian ot Atlanta Ga. , spent several Taylor; Sunday School, 10 L m. day. Sayer Sup! y,suJ..' o;, h ol v~ Cburcb, John DaVIes, pastor: days vi.!iting his sisters a ad 0 Wftla the hope U will, in 10me mea1ure, foller and help IW• Guy Priddy, SUpt.; Preaching Soutb Bethel EUB Cblll'<b - ._ m.: Pre~ching 1j a'm Churcb SChool 1&:30 a. m. Wo,... Lcother-in·law. Mr. and Mrs. , tain tlurt which i$ good in family and community life, thil fea. oervlce, 7:30 P· m.; Prayer ser- Rev. Engene E. Emerson, pa,. Poriland Melbodist Cb~rch- ship service :30 p. m. Critl Bradford and Mrs. Helen r ... ,_ ed d •ices, 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. tor. Sunday Scbooi 9:45 a. m., H. L. McDaniel, pastor. Sunda Rem·ganlzed Cbur<b ot J..as Younce v'to accompanied them ...re .. 1poruor by the bwineu firml an organi:iationa Mt. Morlab !lapllat Cbnrcll, Norman H. Bahr, Supt. Sunday School S:30 Harold Roul Christ of Latter Oay Samts, ali to p, <ersburg and were dlnwhote name. apJHKII' below. Corner ol Fourth and Malo Sl Wonhip 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. Supt. Kenneih McLeod llliSL miles from Racine 0!1 Raclno- ner guest• of lbeir nephew and Middleport. Rov. Nyle Borden, 111. Alternately. Bible Study Supt:, Preaching ?:30 p. ~~- Sun- Portland Road; Sunday School wife, Mr. and Mrs. Orland K. minister. SUnday School 9:30 and Prayer service led by past- day ,9:30 a. m.; 1\orship 10:30 a. Mitchell. L m. Arnold lllcberds, SUpL or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Method!Bt ~···cb m., Sund•" evening oervice at 11 ~!online p ~ • 7 :10 Wed h. Mr. and Mrs . .hick Sharpnack Worship, 10:30 a.m. Syracuse E.U.B. Cbnreb, aul .n. L. McOaniel, pa•tor' Sun- . :. p. m.: .. wors '" serv11 dey School 8:30 a. m.·, ~-~ 100 at_ 7:30 p. m. Pastor _ , C. W. and sen William G. spent !leV· Niao•ol Bapi!A Cllurdt: SUI> A. Sellen, Paotor. "~ Prof! All eral days in Columbus wUh 111 School 9:30 a. m.: Wor- 9:30 a. m. Sunday School, Ben lDg 10:30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.; . ·. eveomg serv- their otl1er children. Sgt. Wil· Middleport, Ohio Ulddleporl, Ohio II L m.: Prayer service, Quisenberry, SupL; 10:30 e. m. Prayer and Bible Study, ?:30 p. 1""' begm at 1:30 0 '"· liam G. Sharpnack alter a 30 p, m. Wednesday. Morning Worship oervlce, Ill m. Wedn.sday. Oor Lady o! Loretto Mission d"ys vacat. '" left for California Carleton .:;bare~, llngshnry and 8rd Sundays ol tho month; lleck Springe MethodiJit - LonJ Bottom~ Rev. Tbomas 1'6- to take flight for overseu duty. Road, Rev. Clyde Hinton, pu. 7:30 p. m. Evening EvangeJia. Chester Lemley paator· Wor- tronek, admiDIStrator: SUndsy He wi1o be stationed at OJdna. . tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; lie Service, 2nd and 4th SUJ> ship se"lce 9:JO a. m:; Sun- Mass 8_,30 a. m., est.; Holy Uays wa. llalph Carl, supL SUnday Wor- day or month. BETHANY - day School, IO:Io a. m.; MYF ol Obhgati?n, 7 p. ?'· . Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wheeler obtp service, 10:30 L m. and 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship: 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Sl. Jolm '. Catho~• Milslon: IIUan of Good Bread 1:30 p. m. alternately. Prayer 10:30 a. m. Sunday SChool, Bly- Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. near Guysville !Dutch Ridge): of N< .v Boston were weekend We Fill All Doctors PrlserlpUono guests of her parents, Mr, and lluntlneton, W. Ya. meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. llle Theiss, SUpl; 6:30 p. m. Ratlalld Melbodlsl ~ Rev. Franl! Mamerl, P.. WY 2-2955 Pomeroy Mrs. Thereon Johnson. Colamblr Cbepel: Wonblp..,.. Youth Fellolll'lhlp. CARMEL - Rev. C. J. Lemley, pasiOr: lOr, Sunday Mass 10:30 a. m.: olct eacb Sunday 9:15 a. m.; g,30 a. m. SUnday Scbool WaY" Churcb School 9:30 a. m.: Wor Jloly D•y of ObhgaUoo 6:30 o. The Rev. C. L. O'Connor wu SUnday School 10 e. m.: Youth ne RoiiSb, Supl: 10:30 a. m. ship service, 10:30 a. m., M m.: ConfesSion, I> hour hefort in a revival at Clarksvllle, Ttnn. with Dr. W. Roy Step. Service 6:15 p. m. Evening Wo,... MOI'Din8 Worship, 2nd tmd 4th Y. F. Monday, 6:30 p. m. · Mass. ship 7 p, m. eacb Sunday. Sunday of 1be month; B p. m. Sttvenvtllo Methodist Cburcb The Se_lvaHoo Army, Env., art, Oct. 5 to 10. Bndblll')' Cburdl ot Cbrlsl, Evening Evangelistic Service, Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday Ray S. Wmmg, olflcer m cbarga. Art Marcum, minister; Bible lBI and 3rd Sunday of montb. SChool, 9:30 a. m.; Gene Wolfe Sunday 10 a. m. Holiness mee~ Steve Cleland and Ben Petrel Pomeroy WY 2-2440 130 E. Second UO Uacola & Middleport School ud Mornlnl Warsblp, Tuppen Plalna EUB Cburtb, Supl, Services Thursday even- 1mg, J0,3o a. m. Sunday Selloot. students at Ohio Univenlty in 10:30 a. m.; Chrlstlaa Endeu• Rev. Eugene E. Emerson. pas- lng. ISunday 7 p. m. Young People'• Athens o,Ient the weekend with or, 1 p. m.: Evening Worship, tar; Sunday worship 9:30 L m. Sulton Metbodlst Cbureb - Legion: 7:30 p. m. Salvatioo their parents. p, m. Sunday Scbool 10 a. m., Ho- H. L. ..lcDaniel, pastor: Clint . meeting: Thursday, 1 to 3 La- Mr. and Mrs. Dick Taylor and ""·ev"'..... , bart Vineyar•.., SUpL Bible Stu- Orr, Supt. Preach'"" 9:15a.m. Idies l.eaJllle: 7BP.· m. Prep children of Ga Ill·polls spent a1 • ,. we CoiDDI_,.., - · • Cb""'"" lassHome 7 0 30 Eolabllshed In ISM Rev. Russell Cline, pastor. -~ dJ and prayer oervlcea led by Sunday SChool 10:15 a m es; . 0• m. lble study, evening with Mr. and Mrs. YoWJg People's service 7,30 p. pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Oak Grove MelhodiSI Church, prayer meeting. Other servlceo Frank Cleland. Wool Columblo, W. Va. lollddleport wv a-3284 111. Thursday; EviJIIellstlC lei' ' Adult claas meeting 7:30 p. H. L. McDaniel, pastor, Earl bf announCI!menl Ph. Masoa 773-!11593 vice Saturday, 7:30 p. m.; and 111. last Monday of month. Cross, SJpt. Sunday School at Pomeroy Seveolll Day Adveo- i Miss Barbara Roush of Co Sunday 7:30 p. m. Federat.d Clnlreb, i'Omeroy, 10:15 a. m.; Preachillg 9:15. till Cbareb- Mulberry Height> lumbus spent a weekend wltl 11em1oc11 Grove Cbrilltan Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor; Syracuse Methodist Church, Rd., north of Meigs Memorlll her grandparents, Mr. and Cborcb, Worship service, 1:!0 carl Kautz, SupL: Sun d e y Wendell G. Stutler, pastor. &spital Pastor. F. W. Glflonl Mrs. Owen 'Vatson. a. m. Sunda~ School, 10, a. m. School, t a. m.: Worship hour Wonhip Service U5 a. m. S11J1o Assistant Pastoc, Jameo R Rev. ""' Mrs. Paul Sellers Bulova Watch~• - Sales and Service West l4aln St. Pomeroy Terry CuiiUIII!, Supl 10 a. m. day School9:45 a. m. MYF Sun- HoUer. se;vices on Saturday spent a da at an EUB meeting 186 N. Second Middleport Support tbt Church ol Your Choice Bndlonl Cburcb ol Cbrlsl, Mt Uhloo F.W.B. Cllareb - day 6 p. m. Prayer meeun~ Sabbatb 8cllool, 1.30 P· m.; near Mari:tta. Jo 1 Roblnloo, Minister; Sllllday Sdlool 8:45 a. m., Earl Sunday 7:30 p. m. Worship, 2,30 p. m.: You tb Homer Forrest. Supl,: Bible Starkey, supt.; Evening wor Letart Falls United Brethren meeting. 3:30 p. m.; Bibl• Stu- Mrs. Mae Pearson returned School 9:30; MorDing Worship, ship, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil Col, inC risl Churcb, Sunday School dy. Thursday, 7:311 p. m., •' lmme after visiting three weeks 10:30 a. m.: Evening Worshi~, Loyman; Young People's mee~ 8:30 a.m. worship services. Tbe t1 Evans Heights, Gallipolis. with her sisten, Mrs. Bertha p. m. Wednesday, 7 p. to. ing and Bible Study, 7:30 p. m.; llrsl and lhird Thursday evenEdeo United oretllreo b Adams Mrs. Ola Adams and ''Everythln&: ID Hardware'" ·Bible Study. Wednesday; Cbnlr prsctice al inp al 7:30 and lbe second and Cllrtst Cborcb: Rev. Elden R. Mrs. Goldie Sayre at Zaneo· Chesler, Ohio Dotter Cburtb o! C b r lol 7:30 p. m. Thursday. fourth Sunday nighta at 7:30. Ralke. oasoor; SUndav SChool, v1lle and Rosev1lle. Pomeroy, Ohio Bible School 9:30 a. m. Preacl>- Danville Pllertm Bollness, (P. James Morrison, pastor. 10 a: m.; Wtnnio Holshlger. supl Mr. and Mrs. Orner Cramlet infl 10:30 a, m.. first and third 0. Langsville, Ohlol, Rev. 0. H. Oyllell flail _me Melbodlll, CbriSUan Endeavor, 7:15 p..,,_ spent several days at Bucyrus Cor., pastor: Sunday School, 9:30 Beber' E. Smilb, Sr.. paoiOr: Mrs. Lyda Chevalier, president. with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Muon aty Cbareb o1 Cbrlst. a. m., Rober! Grate, SupL Wor- Sunday SChool 9:30 a.m. 0. 0 . classes to: all .. Song serv1cea. Wilt and family. Miller Street; Sunday Bible ship service al 10:3; a. m.; PI!- Patterson, Supt.; Mormng Wor- s p. m. Preactung 1::!11 p. m.; Take Someone With You To Churcb Study 8 a. m. Eveninfl Wor-- g1m Youth, N5 p. m.: Evan- atop t0:30 a. m. Youth Service. Mid Week Pray•r meeting, 1:30 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Slmp!DD Bulldora and BulldlnJ Suppllea ship 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, gellstic service, 7:30 p. m. Mid- 1:45 p. m.; EvangeliStic m.. p. m. Wednesday, Cla;;s Lead- and daughter, Lisa, ot WoodsIn Pomeroy Over 80 Yean Pb. 985-200~ Chester. Obto 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Week Prayer and Praise, Wed· 111ge, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer meet- ..-. Mrs Mazie Rolsmger f1eid are spendmg a vaeaUon 141ddleporl Clmcll ol Cbrilt, aeaday, 1.30 p. m. log. Thurs<'•Y 7:30 P m. Racbtel Evangelical Ualted w1th ~ and Mrs. Cbe!ter Attend Tbe Cburcb ol Your Cboieo 5th ant' Main Streets. Donald linCdom Hall ol J<b....,, l'ree Methodlll Cburell, Laur- Brethren Church - Sundey S1111pson and Mr. and Mn. Hicks, minister; Bible School, Witnesses· Publlc meeting, SUJ1o el Cliff. '•ev R. t ;ene Gill. School 9,45 a. m. Worship, Ralph Badlley. I :30 a.m., Kenne'b McEih-y day 5 p. m., Watchtower IIUdy paalm'. SUnd:q SChool 9:30 a. lnd and 4th Sunday. 9'45 a. ----Asbland 00 Prudlh!la Supt.; Morning Worablp, 1 p. m.: Bible olndy Tueaday m.; Pblt Wise. oupL; Mornmg to. AcluiSb Miller, pastor. 5< to $1.00 and up Brown'l Bottle Gao 0:30 m. Evening Worship, I p. m. Service meeting, 7 p. -st\lp !0:30 a. m.; Y out b UB Uur<:b, t.elar· ·•• Obto WY 2-3498 wv 2-21tl8 Pomeror Pomeroy 7 p. m., Prayer Service, Wed· m. 'l'ltlmday: Mlnlstry Service• 7 p. m.: Evangelistic da1 SChool 1:30 a m.; Worship nesday, 1 p. m. oervice 7,30 p. m. Mid · Week w " Sundal 1·30 o m 1 1 p. m. Thursday. Cbureb ol Chrlsl, Pomeroy, 81. Paul's and Sl Jobn'a prayer servlco 1:30 p. m. Wed Letart Falls Unlled Bred~rto " __ • Jerry Masters, pastor: Sunday Latheran church. _ Morning Wednesday •lid Friday evening in Christ Church. Jame; Mur- 1 School 8:30 a. m. Church 10:30 worship 8:15 a. m. and 10:45 rr-edom Gospel Milsloa. S. rison, pastor. Sunday SChool at Furniture and Applluceo , L m.: Christian Endeavor, 6:30 a. m.; Sunday Scbool8'30 a.m. sban Sf;•••,...•ill• Road' E. J 9:30 a. m. Preacnmg , er v·ces l Mrs. EWJie Brinker and Wll· Quail!!> Furnllart at Lo- Prloet 1p. m. Evening Service, 8,30 p. (Both eongregalians are meet- Griffith, pastor: Ro~er W ' ~ first aod third Thur<day even- I liam Carkl..:• speat iluadl)' 1ft. Pbont USG-2126 Cbealtr, Oblo lllddloport,OblA m. lDg as 0110 al SL Jobn's Church fwd. Supt.. Sunday School 10 ings at 7:30 p. m. Second and ernoon with Mr. and~ J Rulland Cbnrcll ol Cllrtst. 11 Pine Grove while lbe new a m.: Evangellstle Service, 7- fourth Sundav ev<nings at 7·30 Gainor Ill Pomeroy. Bible School 1:30; Communion St. Paul's Church ts belnr bUilt. Stl •· m. "Tayer meetin~. 7:311 p m. Prayer meelin~ secmid ' Attending the !all OQII(erenc!e 10:30 a. m., V. H. Braley Allred Methodist Cbur<b _ ~- m Tues<la1 and lourUI fhursday evenings of the American LeclaD Aull1o Supt. Sabra C&naday, planlal; Rev. Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Rotland MIHton : Olive New- and firs. and thir~ Sundav ev- iary at Athens Friday froallbl Study. 7:30. Deibert Ro- Sunday School at 9:30 a. m., IDID. missiOnary pasto" suo- enlngs at 1:30 p. m. Racine Post 1111 wero • Gil' IBible mine, lender. Charles Taylor, Supt. worship day SC!Iool. t:lllo. m.: W_.P lilt. Hennon Jntted llrelbren net Smith, Mrs. I11J1e Slldtll LOCAL UNION ll8tl8 Zion ~ II CbNI. Pom• service 10:45, Vere Swartz, lay 10:30 a m.: li'reacblng. 7:30 P. in Christ Church. Jamea Mor· and Mn. Eunit BriDbr. & Main SL RlveoawoocJ. W. VL roy • Harrtsmville Road, Eu- leader. Sunday 7:45 p. m. Evan- to.; Prayer aorvlce, 7:tltl p. m. rison, pastor. Su••day School Melvin Circle ct lllaltcl'd' Underwood. mlnlsler. Bl· gelistic service. with Rev. Ches· lbursday 9:30 a.m. · Preaching services SJ!OII! a day wllh hla IIIOUitlr, scbool t:!O a. m.;" M,..nlna ter Lemley preaching and 8)'1'1lc... Mlsslotl. Ret. Earl ltrst and third SUnday nights Mary Circle, &1111 llrt. J'Nd ""rsbip 1,30 P.m.: ~~Reed Rev. Casto leading the sin~ing CUster. pastoc: Servi.ces every al 7:30p. m. Second and iourth Shain • RadDe IPIIII 1 ... Cllaldl and O!tlce SuppUeo - Gifts Biblo 'ehonl • each night through Oct. 24. at ·1:30 o . '" Sunday mornings at II ~- m. with Mn!. Clrele llllll. ~- Cloan* ol G!l( Rew. Cbeslel Ole- Cllnrcll Tile Cllorell ot lllo Nail,.... Prayer meeting every Wedne9- Mr. and 1fr1. aa,ma ... lllddleport WY 2-28fl Baken o! Bol111m Brood GUhart ~ . ~· Sunday Pearl A. Casto, f'loiitor; Wor ttJester: Rev. Herbert GrQte, day al7:30 p. m. Cbrisllan E~>- liz called &1. tile Jleal•litia -;.,-~---'------...,.--------------''Scllool 1:30 L m. ~- a •. llrVtctllt a. .t>., SuDda, Jllllot; Rldlartl Bartoa. Supt. dell.or, tJecood ond fourth SJIDo bolla. '· AND v~or J!rs~~~~ Dally Sentinel, Poinero.Y·Mfcldleptrt, o., Oct. 1~, 1tlll:f . · wu llni11U1 old tlleoll1er 417. Wi ' -. ' �... ·- ··-··· ···· ··--~~-- --- --~ · -~ ... .- . ·~· -.... ',' • o ho . .,,~, , ' • I "• • ·-•"•·• · ;:: , , , . _ , - • • _,. " , "" ' ' , ' -, "l '' • _, •• "~ '"~·~ ~--~--···· --~· · · - ··- 0 ' ""•· 0 " 0 0 .........-.. .......... ,.., ··------,... - ~ · ·-"'- . - · --- ·~ ---·· · ~ - .. . .... .......... , .. ... ........... . ... , " . . . . . ... . ... , . " .. ,) -...... .... .... ... .. ~ .... . ' ' Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board _ _ _...;__ _ _ a-Dally lh»'hMM, ~Middleport, 0., Oct. 13, 1965_ WANT AD INFORMATION ~1-'UN. !SIGNS ... For Sele W1nted To Buy ANI'IQUE FUndlure, dishes, The former James Sayn home misce1laneoul. caD or write: in Syracuse 3 bedrooms, HW \OoUtt :a& .t.A TIWII Mn. Howud Cecll. 800 lloors, lovely kitchen, full OORAif"l'lONB wt11 oe _,_, tanttl Hill ~ •• J4aiD St., Pomeroy. basement, ga~ fur~ace, large ... Du fll l"ttll11... . 6 !9 tic lot, liberal fmancmg. Buck· ~·nUIU eye Building and Loan Gal· ~ ~DMbM NM~ . . ~~-----~~~~~----. . ..,, M .., • FOR SALE llpolis, Ohio. Ph. 1~31S. o• ,.... un~~d•l& t;,...,... dundd 11M ----~...,;______ 10 12 6tc ....... • • ..... Ou .................. lllon4IIS' o.ulnt . . . .uL npnrWd ·~hfor ~.aa~~ IDOI'I - QUAU1T w. 1963 Corvair Monza Cpa. ·~ ~oa ONE 50,()(() BTU floor furnace CLARINET and pony. I $1599 Local owner. 110 HP engiM. 4 speed tralll. Jet black finish. Red buC'ket Seat, radio and heater. Tires show littl~ wear, 1963 Ford Gal1xie 500- 4 Dr. Sed. $1795 -------....;~:::__:c._ a.rn.tt•W... 1'ttt ll\ll!lo .-w mot "" ~- farJ Pomeroy Motor Co• B:r Virtue tJI Order ol Sill dub' luiNd out ot tne Coun or Common l"leq of' MeJ&J County, Ohlo. In tM .... I'Jnt fed.erl1 Sa,inp lad IAIUI AlaoclaUon ol Parkenbur1, 1 cor· poraUon, va. Rober1 Murpa freeltnd 1114 Sylvia N. Freel1nd, et al, U))On 1 Ju~raent therein rendered. 1nd lMI~ C1t1 Number 13'1'81 In said Court, I wtll offer t\ p11bllc ale 11 Ua• front door of the Conrlhov8e In Pomeroy, Ohio, on S~t1urday, Novem· ber 13. 1965. 1t 10:00 o'ci<Wlk A. M.. the follo..,lnll Iandi and tenement. to wit: In the TowlllltUP or oran1e. and llollllded •nd ducrlbed a. follow•: 1 local owner, VB engine with Cruisematlc trons., power steerJng and brakes, power seat. grey finish, new 1st line whitewa11 tires. Radio and heater. WY 2ID 9 6tp Llg1l Notice FIRST TAACf: 8flhlf In Jl'nction all controls. New. 1110.00. Call 7013 No. 11, Towa No. '- Ran~e No. 12. end beljllnnlne at the wutheut oornitr WY 2-3442. ID 15 3tc ...:..=·----- - - ' 1962 Ford Galaxie Conv. Cpa. $1469 of llndtl o1 CIJ'de V, W•taon, whlc::b point I• we.t 6ll rodt, •nd •out!l 6 de. . SEWING machlnes, repair ser- Cream finish, white fl)p, V8 engine, automatie trans., power lreu wut 13 rodl from the Nor1head RATS, MICE ehmmated lor· . U k WY ~~ eornflr ot fraetlon No. 12: thence ste~ring new whitewaU tires. Radio and heater. • rna es. South I d.toJI't!flS Wat 15 rodJIJ tbenee ever. •·a e1 Star ·" 211 lb · $1lj9 · I voce, Tb F 3 b · Sho Pomeroy· 1cuth J delftu ea1t 12 rodt1 tb•nce Ebersbach Hardware. Sugar e . ric . p, 1-UUlh 11 de~ wut 21 ro&l: thence Run Mill, Pickens Hardware, Au~otzed Smger Sales and , •outh 34o\io deJAet ent 21 roW! •ntl l link to • •lone: thence north ?21AI Mason. 10 15 ltp ._Servtce. ~ 29 tic det~ree• we•'- 20 rod• to 1 doubl• OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. poplar tree 18 lnthe• !n dl1meter: 196.\ STEREO Console, radio dlence 110rth ll2 "'- deerec• west 62 ALL LIKE NEW. Electric stove e-quipped. 4 spet~d changer. roda • hlclrorY tree IS nel\1!11 Ill 1 I : !lienee nnrth 8 and oneSPeed Queen Washer, refrig- Dual volumn control. Four rodl dd I F'root1nn 12 : erator. dinette set, piano, months old . Walnut finish., ~::::;::~":-:" ~:::::i-:::::i:::::i:::::i:::::i:::::i:::::i:::::i:::::i:::::i'"":::::i:::::i:::::i:::::i:::::i:::::iii.'l 111 llnkl' to tape recorder, divan chair, Take over p<lyments of $5 per ;;;!<>;;,.~! V WU•Ide of glider swing , gas Warm month or pay ba lance of $69J Morning circulating heater, 3 .54. Try it in your home. Galli • In Mamot'\1 beds. dresser outfits, other WY 2-11555 . 10 12 6tc JNMEMORY of Leonard H. ilems. Baled alfalla hay, any ; SWEET POTATOES, Phone~VI Koen ig who dod nne yeor ago amoon t B. M. Cooper, Longs- 3_2638 • Charles Hilton, Port· I loday. Ort. ~5, 1964 : / _"~1::. Olu?.:.._~ ~O _ J~ tfc land, Ohio. lO ll 12tp 6 Cy1inder. Standard Shift. New Paint, Good Tires, 'no" No. • Towo N:e~~~~• .,"rr:!": Pomeroy Motor Co. SpE( 1A L i I I This day bnngs sad 1957 Ch evroIef 4 Dr• $395 mt> mor- - - · -· . I -~ Motor Just Overhauled. Ideal Second Car USED CAR BUYS -~.-OT-I.;:CI~O,.::.c_I·Miillll"00''"'1-clo-=A"'":- 12 and butnntn1 at • 8tone on the 1960 Dodge 4 oR. v• _ 1960 Rambler !::0" _ 1959 BuickcoNYIRTisu_ 1959 Ford 4DOORVI_ ' 1958 Ford 2DR.Y1-4 DR. 1958 Ford VI WAGON_ •495 •395 DAILY CROSSWORD •495 " ' - · i\ 6.0..G.-. . loc.lllttg RUTLAND AUTO SALES \ \ - j' ___ _ D.lllllllo - IO.Tidek;Jod<ebo IM.ll'rllldcal<e 1'1. Protrude 88.1ln>ajtof Sea •bbr. - DOW!f 1. Shelt "What did we learn at kinde'iartA!n today? Oh, 1 2.Zodlaeatp ~le gf ~ 1!10!:' 'd6i>'t·do-111iaot' an~ - ~ ... --- I A~•q.ttaaa PG Ill ·-...., (.ueklu Lao sville Soc•Iety Notes -··k '" I .,':!.:!:. MARK JV AUTO e PLENTY AIR CONDITIONING I FDB IBLV VD JO XPB'l' VTK U A.-XDXIIL UADRXAU VOMM U A 0 '!"SPV A Y-II&J'a Q;JJICociw"" CAU. NO XU1 WWAPPft VliJo Tllol:llilll~ -.·-DIIa.t .. a WMPO Radio II'UNDAY THR~ FRIDAY- Meigs • Deputy I . DJ ltolr to work Iii AltYDLBAA:ti:B lo LO.OriiLLOW fll; Le·j • DAILY OlttP'l'OQtJODl- Btn'1 One 1£'tter Jknply ltJnds far !Mlatber.lll Udl Mlhple A i i u.se4 for tile three L'~ X for tile two 0'1, etc. 8lng1e Jetters 11.poaoo trophies, th& lengtll: 8D4 flw'rnal1oa fit tblwords are h1nta. Each day the code 111ttem azoe dltfereat. 1 • lly KIN~ gr..,. 42. Nobleman ta.Deput:lell; I • ' G.Ceroal I M nl ln'uml a ey J ,.I' 1111. 'l'loilt &a.dt<flbo Araltlaa v 1 :l&l'lllllea clopoolt Ill. Nouuallla Z'l.Arllll 7 1 1tl.ltept;y ·& Clpn - Wedding Vows Dies Thursday · To beTaken I 12.- l l . -..... lf.I.oom I I ~- Ma!Do 1Ulalwo :111. WOWid IL llloleriJIIIIJI Letart Farmer 1 D.CityiD :10.- I " ·• &F&lm U.~tburt> .. elty ·~ rr. Gaelic . 10. a-u R.UTLAND, 0. I ---- -- -- ------ -.. .... U.P..... co•erme RUTLAND AUTO SALES SH 2-4183 floturo _,. '295 114 FT. General Elect ric Refri.g· , DE_. EP F,~REE.. ZE, 700,lb. ca pa.. C· north Une of uld Fnallon, we•t 43 rod• and 10 linD from the northeas t OJ PU r ]nved one gone lo rrst. l erator . 549 Headley Sl., M1d11 y. J ract1rally rww. H<n· , eomer of nald Fraction No. t2; tlw~ And tho~e who think of h1m dleport, Ohio.WY 2-2859. gam pnce. Ph. 992·7436. , ::;u~~o a~~d t~0 "u~rt:o d:!~~~n:-e:: Ha~,- :r~.E ~8• ~~; f:e. PT. PLEASANT- Mlss Cart•·ach da y 10 14 3tr 10 12 61p uld Cly1te v. Watlon. and wnt llne I N 'I w·lso •tt ··-· ~----1 SH 2 4183 RUTLAND 0 ot Ham n. Kt!ller'• land; them·e died unexpectedly Th\U'sday oyn _ea 1 n WI ~me Are the ones who loved him 1MEIGS SWIFT HOMES, M2 ' • norUI II de1re.! eut alonJ WAI.Ion mornl'ng at his •orne. the brtde of fheodore Ray Mel· •n~ Keller l.ndl. 1!1 rodl .and 2:1 u FniGIDAIRE. defrosli ng type , E. Main, Pomeroy. Ohio. Ph. l._,.....,......,.--,.....,~--=,....,..,===,...===""''""''"'lllnlu- to .an iron pin; on nutb brsL rose at an open ehureh Wed· No one knows the sil rnt hl'art· all in first class shape. Bar- WY 2-2975. Write or stop in :~o::ldno~f~c~\~ Zt.~~~ ,,.,;10 ~· He was born March 24, 1890 ding Saturday, October 2S at gai n pr1ce. Phnne ~9Z - i43tl. ache. for our_rree cata log and ~o~Auto Sales ~Insurance ;~~i~;." ~:n:~~:n:0 2~ act·~.. in Mason County, a son of the~7 : 30 p.m. in the Trinity MethoOnly tho~e who havr lust ran 10 14 6tp ey sav mg home ownership GRANGE INsuRANCE. MaDea or leu. •nd t.ein11 the oortnwc1t Pilei late Henry S. and Marion Min- dlst Church with the Re9. C. !Pi ] , program. 9 22 Jl)tc . ol a 61~ acre tr•ct of l•nd lparcel trum Hart. He was a \leteran of S. Thomrwnn officiating. 1960 IMPALA convertible, $700. Insurance Agcmcy, lnc .• Pom- :a~.o~':!v~e~.~ ~~a~~e:~~;l d:~~ World War I and a member ol ,..,.... Of the grid we bear in si lence 1962 V \LIANT llousetrailer 10 x 50-' Two ' bedrooms. Will sell 11958 In x 4~ Gre<~t Lakes trail· C :l'l WI 9-3773 or contact Ger· eroy. Phone WY 2-3381. datetl Aur~u•t 19, IR4o8, and r..cortted the Pm.nt Pleasant Chapter Of· Miss Wilson has ll!lked Mrs. !'or the one we loved so well. ld H t T R Rd o l ,._ In l>t!ed Book 154. at P•J• :mo. ~d Sadly missed by his wif~. \Irs. ' for $3000.00 wHh furniture or I er. $20(}(} .00. M. A. llall, a -ar' annPrs un : ~ """' Records of MeliB {'.QUnty, On!o. refer- the Veterans of World War I Tom F'i ~her, sister of the bride- -I ence to wllltn 1.1 llflretly m10.e Thfl to serve as Matr·~ I Lt•onard H. Kol'ntg .1nd fa m- 1, S2.~00. 00 without furniture. Reedsville, Ohio. 10 4 tfc ___ 10 _15. 'Jtc lAETNA CASUALTV lnsunmcthe~Jn dc•cr!bed tract being ~~bJec• and the Disabled American Vet· groom, ~ o 1 ily. his ~ ister, Mrs. 0 s c a r lias porch and one exrta room 1957 CHEVROLET Pickup half- Mullen Insurance Agency, Ine. !:r!i ~~!~ 1 ::h~00°:e,~~Y b~' 1 'tt!~ erans Chapter 27 of Mason. Honor and Miss SUBSD Wilson. Weber, and his mother . !\1rs. tiJdl can be moved with it. Help Wanted to.n truc.·k_ A-1 condi.tinn. New Pomeroy, Phone W'J 2--3381. reooraed In Vol. Hte, at P••• ~. ' ' sister of the bride, will serte as 1, Dorothy Smalley. !0 15 He Ca ll Chester 00~2352 or "" ;,ru· tJrcs. Ca II IVY 2·2166. 8 1 lfc lH!ed RfC!ordl o1 MfliP county, (1h.lo. SurVJ·v,·ng are his WI'fe • Kalle a brt·desm&·d· .. ---- - ---- 12:l5:1 or see Earl Will iams DRIVERS "JEEDED in this _ _ __ __ ._ _ 10 ~5 Jtc i rHOTO Copymg Servtce. Cop N?~:nT~,..~~- !~';!cu~n ";;:cu~2~ ~~~o'::yH)a~:n:f ~ta~a~t~ Mr. Tom Fisher wiD.,.! best 10 14 6!P 1 An·a: Nationwidr- Mob i I e 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, wsw's ra-~ les made of legal papen. ~n~m::tn•M:~Yth~.:~~~~ds' ~~;n~c:rt~~ ; two brothers, Jasper of -~C~rd_ ~!_ Than~s man for his brotber..in·la... and 2 I WJ~H TO thank everyone for . RECONDITIONED TV, record Home transporter need~ own- dio. "Xtr gasoline heater. birtb records and aJmost aD)' ~~=~~~~n~~du'o~"t.:w:!~t:Yn~:~~:~ tart Rt. 1 and Harley of Day- Joe Cran~all and Alan l,(ayser. their ca rds, and letters. sent I d d rv · 129 er . operators. Financial as- Dallas Walker. Ma~on W. other documents. land own~d by Elmer Newi~nd; them·fl ton, 0.·, one sister, Mrs. Fran- both cousins of the bride, will an ra lOS, s ' sistance for truck purchase. va., CalJ 773-5686. Reuter lDSuraace, rome- lOUth on M8ry B~ker llne 13 n:odt to be us hers. dur ong m\.' stay in tht: Veter-1 payers R .• I $19 g~ ..., I •lo ne .:-ornrr; thence In a We<itl!tly cis Smith of New Haven· and • 9 an 's hospit-al, Richmond, Va. l a up. ecoru Payers .. a For details wril<' : Nationa l 10 12 tfc 1 f ttc direction 11 rod•; thenee In 3 north· • The} were an greally appre-1 up, radios , $9 95 up. Crosley Convoy, In c. De pt. 40, P.O. f.~! :t~.~~~ ~e~J~n<l~'\h~h:c. -a"~~~ one granddaughter, Katrinka Miss Wilsen is the daughter l Console. Ja il wave l, $24.95. Ho~ BO~fi. Dawson Station. l 0. McCoy, Auctioneer, Cbee 1 Legal Notice lin Elmu New l~nd '• 110010 10 r 0 ,18 to Hart of Letart. of Capt. and Mrs. J. N. Wll10n, Co aled. R)•ther Rou sh. werner nadJo '1 .v. .\fddl h sen d Ie Ie· ter, Ohio. I Ole place ot bej'in ninx. con llonlnx 115 J r., 103 a nS.tckle ,........... __., Point c l e Tul sa, Okla om a ... g 18 tJc IN THE couRT OF COMMON ruAt rod•. more or le~R. beinr tht ume Funeral services will be held 10 14 21 port 10 H 3tc phone number with lnf!U iry . --~-MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO prt!m.lllot~ conveyed Oy deed ffli'O td - Sunday 2 p.m. ·n the o·· Grove Pleasant. Mr. Melrose II lht ___ ' ··_ LEGAL NOTICE ed in Vol. 147, Pa1e 186, Dero R~CU\ SEVEN ROOM HOUSE with 10 15 31p CUSTm1 BUTCHERING and No. u .no cortt~ of Meln t:oun1y , oh,o, • nd be- Church with the Rev. 0. H. son Qf R. H. Melrose :>1 ItO N0 I .IC8 1 . . I r•vl Harrl1. rlllntlff, lnl' the ume preml1e1 r,; n~eYcJ lo S "- -. -- ballt, basement and gas fur- QLTALIFIED PERSON to re- cuttmg. Will buy hides every n. Gord_on J . lloce and ura A. Hoce Carder asd the Rev. Stanley Main treet, and tbllatl .1111"1. I WILL NOT be resprm~Jhl e fori nare . 410 Spring Ave. Ca ll move trees. Call WY 2-3686. Mond <1y Phil Meier, Phone ~::.,~::,~~~.!!:~:!;.~~viHt., =~~ly,!e c~~v~;~:;: ~;·c~01w 1 :!~o;:i~~ Moore officiating. Burial will Melrose. dr.bt s contracted I.J) ... uy olh· IV\' 2.2216 _ 10 14 3tc WY 2-35!1), t 13 tic 1 Exuutor~ •nd A1111n• of Volume 163. at Pa11e :1() Deed Re - be · th 0 k G te ~"'• -v• " ' ' ' ' countl'. Ohio. m e a rove ceme ry. A closed recep~h W r1 I er than myself. William E. · __ ______ __ _ 1 ---·-· --- 1Jon • . .c:-• • • .. • , uuu .~ . ~. Ilk '' ' 'CTION ' t d 0 t b I Delend•ntt. famT and '-~fr' ~ will 1 Al 0 Arnold. 10 J5 3tp - ~a ur a~·. C (' r l H k Plumbing ! Hol, too wrt,nt. wilD re&lde• 11t 451 The real e•t•te wa~ appraised at Friends may call at the Mohrtes Cw.:~S Jenu. 1111..u'dl•" age d,I KARL GRUESER I 16 1965 !0 ·30 a rTl at Rol'k I ouse eeper, • ' Gardne r Drive, Port Cha rlot~. F'lorl - S3000.oo and c;mnol be ~ nld for 11'~1 be held following tbe IIIlUDQil~ CATHOliC WOME~'s Club of S' . ',.... · · · T . to live in CarP far child-! and He; tmg, Mmersv11Je aa. L. J . wn,nt. wno re~~ide~~ •t us than two lhint. of Ule ~/•pr:.l•ed v~ Stevens Funeral Home Satur, . prmgs ~.range 11. a11: Win . Oh E d ~ I t:athcr!TK' ~treet Duquelne. Ptnrllyl- Ul . day from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6:30 iD the social rOOIDI. the Sacred Heart Church of beds comp lf' ll' like new ren. Call SH 2-5414. JO. n your se~er trou vama, Roto-.cl wn&ht, who ce"d"~ at Ternv of Sale: <:un tn h1~ nd on 5 1 Pomerov will have a Smor. · · · · 10 13 tfc les. We have all s1zes sewer I?M s ~n n1 _ .Stre_et, Paril:ersbur.11, 4lay of • e to 8:30 p.m. The body will be · , . I ct.Jtna cJo~et, bottled ga~ COok hWest VngJn1a, Mildred Root, who re· ROBrRT C. HAHTENRA c'H, lak h g-asbord m tht! church au dl · . , 1 ·I . , ~:: . mac mes. Reasonable rates aale• ~L nos s 11 rtn1 street. Parkera. lherotl , Met•• Ct.unt.f. Oht.. eo to the c urch one hour . d ' ~lm e, arge rug. c laJrs, tab-. LADlE. l<"vrn up lo $2.00 hour Call WY 229'"'4 d . ht Ull rll West Vlqjinll•. c~~pe r Rh•f. whn I .T . Thoma. and Roler F. Redmond . t . tormm ~urs ay. October 21, 1 les, quilt<;, egg incubator, ca n· t sewmg ref'ldy cut materials. · j • ay or mg · re•id.l!l •• Greenview Drtve Par.k- AHorneyA for Pl~inllff pnor O servwe, from 5 ti ll 6·30 p m Opt>n . . I kd . . . 8 15 tfc enburJI Weftt YirJant•, the unknowD UC» •· n :U, 2Y; Ul) t , stc h hi' · · , mng jars. 100. c . rug, ptcture Free de!aJls! Babygliy, Warbe1rs. d':l!flH, Je,ateet_. admtnilltratand Mrs. Guy Lynch. to I e pu W Adult s. $!. 00_. frames flectr·c Iron nood saw <\-4 Indiana ono, uecutcn and a.&lliln• of Joh• t Chi,dr{'n 50 r{'nts . . . ' ~ ' · · B u l l · - .:__ • Wrl•nt, dtceW!ed, U\e unkown llflln, N T"l 'llOS-'Tf COURT 01111 1 cl o!hmg. anl1que i21 100 yPa r 10 12 6tp uv. . ..a-JVIC81 devi•ee•, Jea:atee•. admJniatnton. u . MilO& COUNTY, ONIO Mr. and Mrs . Blair Cadwal· 10 15 6fc ld d ecutor1 and ...t.rn~ of Georll'• No. lt.Hl o pump , rg.1ns. muzzle loa · BULLDOZER wORK wanted Wr!Jht. the •on of Ec~ 1 ar WriJht, de. lader and 800 1 Brian, ~f Sea- PT. PLP'"A.___ ~ - ..... WSE WEIGHT safely with; er gun , spi nn ing and flax l · · A&: CONDmONING Rerr1ger- eeued, 01" lmkDown lieln, clevi.. H, man spent a weekend With her """'. ,,.. _,. _.., . Phone WY 2·2208. R ,_, le1atee. , admJni1tcatou executon ley •• Middl""""' "'-' Dex-A-Diet Tablets. 0 n 1y wheel, carmval glass , othe r ation service. JaC'k's eu.g- and mt~U oJ George WrtJ.bt. the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alpha M•i:'Coonly"~uw~. 10 11 lOi c eration, New Haven. Pbooe 1.on or Gt! or.1e wnrht, clecuted, tJM. 98c at Stark's Pharmacy. di shes coffee grindr.r stone ~· 'ured .........,_ ,._.,.., .......u •. . • un•nown betn. devUI-. l•rateeto. •11-Barr. was Ill 6·.10 1900 9 25 &Otp Jars, oil· lamps, bicycle, 'l1l 2-3537. 4 I tfe M•"• mint•traton. --:::===::::-,---_:___:::___:__<__ Real Estate For Sale Rtot. e~ton ...,.....,. •nd ... utiJlLI '""""'w•ot~~=~rit~~~~~[i~~~~~~ ~ '·-· Barr and Dickie ......., P m In a two-veltltle t~~KIIUSU ........,.._, AU 1UMliBlLE UUJurance beeD an d many ot her I·tems not hein. devl•••· lenteu, •dmlnl•lr• ,_,,, .- ..~•1• · · listed. A bake sale and tono, e:..ttuton and au!IJI,I rA HeJe• who are working at Washlngtou, 00 Rt. 6%, four mllel a.t8 ol eancelled? l.mt vour opera- 1 h . Everyday Specials Doman, deceued, and Rotten Doman p kend II borne p • Pie--~ u ••,_ lor'• license! can WY 1-2:161. unc served by Metgs County ~·Mit~ at .ddl'ell• unknown, will bb DOtltl a. spent • wee • OlDt ~. -~ Wl8 PTA. Will take items on JOI sthat on the et.b dAJ of Oel<:lber. 196:1, Mr. and Mrs. J . T....... had admiUed to Holzer V.-....ltal rrlliU c Maria's Style Post Paul Harm filed hll Pfltlll nD •••lllllt &..oeUml' ~ per cent consignment. 1. 0. H I them tn the Court or common Pleu as di.JJDer guest! recently, Ret. portedly suffering from IQI'ali---~=-~=-----· I McCoy A t' I rcuts . . . .... $ 1.25 of Met1• Coonly, Oh.lo, thu same belnf ed :!lbould llld :aeck '-i•For Rent 1 . uc10IOneer. POMEROY - 1 story frame, Shampoo & Seta . . $1.50 Cue No. 3.8.10 In nid court, lor :~;;.~~~:~; and Mrs. Charles NQrrls and ' _,...., . 13 31c h .h Ule putJUon of eert•!n ru.t Htate m ~~ill tie· Manley •J erWife and daughter TWO BEDROOM house trailer I ;:,===~--5 rooms, bat , basement Wtl 30 day color rinse, =~~ peuuu dea:crtbed, .. follow•, to. . to tllill family and Mr. and Mra. Ber· · in Middleport. All utilities WEBB CORE DOUBLE track ~everal rooms, furnace heat- Shampoo & set .. $3.50 · Ute ••ld ft:~, or to:!:~ b'::. nard tedue·and Shirley passengers ill the 1taa1eJ •• ta pe re<'"-der. Excellent con- mg , front and back porches, Permanents .. $7.50 up The ronoWinJ destrlbe<l reu ••t.t• red u • PO•ItJLe Utn upon the Ohio • were not lnjw-ed. furnl.shed. Phone WY Z-3600 • d. . \r $7 1100 l ltuated in the SL.rite of Oluo, Coun- IU.I etrtate of Aid dflceilent Rebert . Kennedy and Wlllard . WY 2--3346 or WY 2-2186. ltJOn. v 9-2711. 10 13 6tp garage. ' .00. We Selland Service t:r of Weill• aAcl .. th• town of Dated tllla lltb day of Oct~bt!r ltea Reeves of Columbus spent the The IDl:!lhap occurred whln 10 13 5tc t964H0NDA ''50" and 26" bo-yS MIODLEPORT - One story] Wi gs and Wiglelll carltonvillfl : Ac:tLnl ~:'.~ ~ ~::~:'!b•te c~ weekend here and visited their Manley was traveling ..-tb on =~"'__ b. 1 , frame, 4 rooms, bath, front M · • • 5 1 p &elnr •U or Lot No. u •nd thre. o1o· Yelp Ccnmt:r; ObJo R 62 nd ~ .•• ~• by UNFURNISHED HOUSE sil. Jcyc e. Contact Guy Spencer' d b< k h f ed arJe s ty e ost fou rtnt ur L.ot No. JO •dJ.olDI.q Let (10) • 1!1, ~ 3to mother, Leona Kennedy who la l a I Ina:. uw.-.. rooms and bath in Middle- Tuppers Plains. Ohio. ~~rnac~~ r::~ e~.ir gah~a;{ng. RL 124 Ph, WY 2.5271 No. 11. a patient in Holzer hospital. the Athens Mesaeuger oewspaport. $55 3 month. WY 2-S4J-l. 10 13 Jtc Large lot 21)(1 ft . on Route '. Syn<:use. Ohio save and urept • certain •trtp ot Mrs. Kimnedy 19 slowly im- per of Athens, Ohio, driven by I land ko be joJnllJO \bed b:r Ute adni'.Obert L., ZiDmlermaD, ltt St.JO 13 tfC $5,000.{)(), Jolnln l' land ownm for lhe pur· f1_ proving, -;-----,--,--- - MIOOLEPORT HEATING, PLUMBIN<f, Rural Pole of an alley to Uld tro~a Lott rJ' wart, Ohio, pulled from tbe APARTMENTS furni shed, unIndian Summer Sale Ill story Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold Bn> "· """"" •• lholo•n ot r..,,.,.. Members of the Langsvllle Camp Coole• road -• furnished , modern and clean. frame, 6 rooms, bath. utility vllLt, Metp Count:r, Ohio. Said ttrtp h h . ed . t I IIIJU MilA' Phone WY 2-3267. Now AT LANDMARK room , front porch, enclosed tbers. 618 E. Main Street :~c.~a~~ ~;'":u~!.A:~ 1:!deee::!~ l c urc enJoy a Wleoer ross Manley. Zimmerman complainback porch. c•llar . store Pomeroy. 9 2:l tfc lme uf which il the followlltf bearthe home of Mr. and Mrl. eel of I knee tnJUI'J. Be ... eit10 9 6tc Douns of It . ... Jnt and dllltan~:e. Viz: BeJllllliDI 7~ Gorby Sunday night · After e4 for failure to y1eld ri&bf; ef ~:;;;;;;;;-;;;;w;;;-..--_:_:_ •m• now on 1el1 building, corner Jot. $7,500.00. AUCI'IONEER feet nort.b and 51,!. decn. . , ..t e ROOM BRICK house on But-- at lower prict!l. AtBERT IW. COX, SALESMAN Complete Service lrom !hi! ce nter ot the well on tbe the wiener roast a short ser- way. ternut Ave. caU WV 2--5127. COME IN AND REGISTER WY t--3834) WY z.-3631 Critt Bradford !';~~~~I' p:;.~e;~':dn ~~· ~~-: ,~ Mrs. A. • Birr . was held by Charles Nor-==;-=::-::=~9~10 tic YOU MAY WIN ONE OF 10 1' ltc Write. Prone or Ceota.. ~~~tk.n!~~:;tiiMnr Loc' No,. 10 Larry R rls~ Property damage WU till· ~ ~-- I 100 FREE PRIZES! NO o~ thente t out'h a~ ~nd :~~J~urt~h~:: d upe, son of Mr. Mr. and Mn. Dtrane Barr and moted at $500 to the MaDley t ROOV APRATMENT close , PURCHASE NECESSARY. FOR -SALE~ 1640Li -·, .H A. c. ~RADFORD ""' ..~ 100 ,,,1.., '""~· owlblan MC8. Lawrence Rupe, of of"·'· H'll and •• truck •·•-t I 4 ~: nco n gls. aa-~ "' ' flll'l'~· eut lfol chairur to llle Langsville a student at Oh. son """ I spent an even- Icar ••• wao a to busl·ness ·'".ecto·on. Phone I I .aae, Obl 0 \VY 2 3117 eRegisf'tl r At Store or The room bath, basement, gas Public blJhw•y rrom whte.b the • 10 ingl with his mother, Mrl , oss. The Sherllf'l departmlut 10 ::::=·=·· . 11 6tp Service Stetion furnace. Aluminum storm win-! -======...;i;_;l_;:lto;.,,l IOUthWeJl corner ol the brldp ( State University spent a week Alpha Barr. iuvestigated the accident. KODERN 2b-edroom house in , !lows und doors. Carpetingli ~~ •::!.b !:!e':C':r! end at homr . He,is studying vetcountry. Good water supply ~ POMEROY and drapes. Can be fmanced. t~::t';' ri:~m;e!;[.aJ• :JI)t, Melp erinary medicine. Another Stmllld aU conveniences. Write 'll" . ,. ... o 1 WY z. 2293 _ I" ,. tic · day guest at the Rope home u Tbe pr•yflr of lhe PetJUon I• for was M' B I F be Sam CurtIs, 500 w. 5th St., E . M•ln St. ---- - Ute Parutlon of the llld real •tate ISS every or s. Lorain, Ohio. 10 11 6tc Pomeroy FOR SALE: - f room house ~~ for ot.hec equitable reuet salcl Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Genknew bath I ch b ...... •r• require<~ to •ntwer • - f Sid i ED ' arge por ' ase-ibe endanu llld PetltiOll on the Z1ih day ot um 0 ney are announcing the 1 B ROOM house, nice yard. SPOTS BEFORE your ..;.,_ ment, new paint, 1 acre No~'"'"· '"'"· " ""'""''"' ww bo birth ol a seven pounds baby furnatoa close to ··•··I 122 on your new carpet - · re- 1 £round. on brick road o t t..l len a~ta!nst them ._, 0'\UJVIJ S. 1 Paul Harri., f"JaJqtiH girl. Grandparents are Mr. UnioD Ave. Call WY 2--3114. move them with Blue Lustre. Rt. 7, 13,..,..v r.M.OO. Phone WY •v Web.tter oiDit FultJ. AttorM!n for Pl•inlln ;~:-;:;;v;;;;-,;;:-..,-;~lii.:....:_B..:t:l:e Rent electric shampooer ll. 6127. ~ 14 30tc Sales & Service "" •. o'c_": ,., (Ill •• I> ... Huntington; Mr. and Mrs. AI· FOUR ROOM F1lrDished apart. Baker Furmture, Middleport, lnstructl'ons ---------' fred Weingart, llllnois; Paul ment. WY s-m. 10 I tfc 0. 10 l1 6tc •Fils Almost Every CaJ Pleasant VaUoy Hospital and lovalee Roach, Pt. PleuSTRAIG!lT coon hoond , six V. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! ADMITTI':D o George Kootz, ant: Virgie Snodgrass, Pl Plea· J'OUR ROOM • partmen!, •ew· years ..u "" • .. •Transferable When Henderson; James E. Joh11- sant: Mrs. Oscar Tucker, J1ob. 1y decorated. $40 th. _, guaranteed not to Jnt, 8~ ~~!n •'~rt= :;;r ~ y Tr son M M Sh r-Croo~ WYmoo trash. Ser reasonable. Other I houn Adv•nc::ernent. P...-parator:r ou ade Cars ' awn ; rs. ennan uec- ertsburg; Wayne Huffman, Pt. ean W-"a.auu A!!l , 2- year old pups, started, onel 1ramlnl u lone •• reqUired Letart. Pleasant; Mrs. Nlna Albin, 3631 10 6 1 Tho1.11 an ~ ot Jo~ "pen. bper1enc::e e Guaranteed 24 months llach, DISCHARGED Leo K • . -. ttc registerea . Call 773-5296 or uua U) wmeeetttanr Gnrnmu : ta ent, Mason (expired./. .... .. n IM.o I I.YI'a com d I PRE& to::hool ltlff'ICiflnl lor m•ny jotw or 24,000 miles &nA.Iwwn ~~'""' - !ree IIW . e an !iee after 4 p. m. mtorm•tton on JotHI, ia&artee. e Most D.-ular Unit age and a.ter_ Brown't l'raiJ Ntck Wright, N. Brown St., aame requJr.~menu. Wrtte TODAY Ufl and lddl'f!ll. LIDcro1n ler1ce, M In the U.S.A. Part IState Approved) [l="as"o'"ni.,.w~.•v~a~·=..::I0~9~6~tc~~Sentinel. .. ~·~·~oo.;;__;;c.,;;__;;"';_~,.:·~o=d~" ' · er \.t,. IOnemille, OhJo, t'llOne W\ 1·e, 9.~ 10. Slop $395 $195 &- ACDIOII8 I l ' ' a00 Sigu On - News 6o05 Sacred Hearl 6 1lJ Meig• t;ounty RFD 6-25 Patti 8owers, Farm 1·3t News 6 57 Woattter 7 OC. Nat1onal . ~ews 7olli Bill Mllleo Sho• 7 30 Sports Parsrte U5 Blil Miller ~how I .,, Picken ~ Harcwar~.; Jluc:~ Thurs.) 7o511 Newt! 8 Bill Miller Show 8 45 Baker Furnltw'e Sholt 9 00 Newo Vollli r.:ouee Wltb Jaoel It cOG Portraots ol a Patriot tft ilr Swap Shop ID·3(] Bill Miller Bru"'b Show · tO. lb Mason Agr. P-ogram ... 10·45 W.40 11 00 11 1!0 11 :ill 12 uo ITI•esday ; Family Worship (Thurs.! A.o!;. Program (Frutayl News n,.y·, Country Ju 1JCtioo fbty 's Country Hymns Cemeol ~lock Newo l;s 3U GOt!Saler'a Guest Star U 3D 3. X US 4.30 1 40. <Friday] Larry Andersoo Shnw Jim Meea Show Blaettnar Auw Show Electric Com""ny News ,... JJm Mees Sho• •oo• ....., o~ L' ... ...- 6 05 Jim Mees ~how 5 30 Rizer's Weal her Report 5.511 Sports Parade e·oo Sundown Serenade US Sign Off SATUI\0.\YS &cOO Sigu On - News 6.30 Happy Valley Boys 8:,., Country Mus1e TiiDf 1:20 Country Jamooree ' ·oo Protestant Hour UO Sports Parade 7:35 Larry Andersoo StJ\JW liJ .45 U's Music - 4.rmy 11 :00 Dutton's and Hems Dairy l'op ren Show !2o00 News l~ o 15 lusocal lnterlud• 12 30 Rev Merlin feets 1:00 News L05 Jim Mees Show UD Sports Parade 6o00 Sundown Serenade US Sigu Of! Sl'NUAY~ uo Sigu On _ Arm, Hour us News 1.1111 BapUst LaymM', Hour 8 30 Sunda) Show UD Tho Bible Speal.• to You 1:4~ Legislative Report lO lit Tho Good •.lie lU t., Congressman Moeller 10 .30 The Country HymnUmers 11 30 The Qwet Hour l2 :00 News tUo The Christiano Hour l2 :30 The Rev Mo~ri!J feets UO The Rev. Silas Billupo Z.OO The Rev . Andrew Farsons 2:.30 SUnday . .,("wr.as. 6o00 Sundown Seretlllde US S1gn Oll a .. .., / WJEH RADIO Monday Tto...ugb Friday 7:1S Slgo On, Musical Clock 7:25 News In Briel 7:30 Musical Clock !:IS Echot!ll of Joy 8o00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World New1 8:10 Sports Today 6: I~ Weather Picture 8: 16 Mutncal Clock 8:55 Community News 9:00 Talk of the Town 9:56 M-ason County Newt 10 :00 Public Service 1DoD5 Family Worship Hour 1Do3tl Latchstring 11:00 News 11 :05 Morning Melodies lucept Friday. Church Bello Ring) IUS World News IUS M...o County News 12 o00 Community New1 12:D5 NOOD New1 12o 10 Martets 12: 1S Mid Day Weather IUO BuUetln Board 12:?.5 News 0 Grams 12o3(] County Agent 12:45 Country Go Round us News Beal l 00 Country Go Round Z:55 News Beat ! :00 Mid Way Matlneo US News Beat 4 0 :00 Inlsclng With Doss 1' 30 terchange 5 00 Communi ' Mason County ty News 5:05 NewJ So10 World & National News U> S]JOUight on Sporlo 5:25 WeaUter S:30 Sunset Boulevard 7:40 Nows 7:4S Sigo Off 7: 1S Sigu On. Musical Cloct U5 Newo In Briel 7o30 Musical Clock 7:4S Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ol1io Valley News 8oOS World News uo Sport! Today 8o1S Weather Picture 8: 16 Pl Pleasant FootbaU 10o30 Sollgll for Children 1M5 Tbe Golden Key 11 :00 NeWll U:r: Saturday Sbow 12:00 Local, Ohio. Nat Newo 12:21l BulltUn Board 12o25 News 0 Grams 12·3D Saturday Natinee l o30 NeWI HeadlineJ Ul Saturday Matinee UiS News 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:30 News Headlines Zo31 Saturday Maunee 2:SS News 1:00 Saturday Matinee 3o30 News HeadliDel S· 31 Saturday Matinee ! :55 Newo f oOO Discing with Dos1 4o30 Top Ten R<vue 5o00 News Roundup US Interlude 5:30 Community Choirs 8:00 Dinner Musicale 7:00 Dance Party 1;4D News 1:41 au the Air . THE BORN LOSER --- ,. By AK '0 lJAvtt CM! yi A ~ME IF Y' f-!AOO'T l-IIN! M 1 111114 ca.,IH' FROM GCHOOL.1 1,, IH A 6~0 NEW CPR AttJ WEAAIM' R£G\AR a.anteel 'IHERl"' 10 wtrl ---~~ ART SANSOM WINNIE WINKL! AIII'SOD'I' SEe M '{ '-,~ll>v'l~ INSECT sPECIME~S~ 1 ~EFT 'E'M IW -alf KITOlEN! OF HOT WATER FOR THE I NUt. I II tfc .,,..rll 66Chevys • 5340·00 3 ROOMS BlaeHnatls ONLY ON DISPLAY AT POMEROY MOTOR CO. USED CAR CENTER Musie~l Instruments KING 'I'J!OMBONE, by Wltc Compa.1y. Like new. Used only $ monlhs. $50. WY 2·S236. 11 t 6tc MASON FURNITURE CO. I I '299 PO.Ot O.wn - ....nco ., Convenient Tltf'lnl Pomeroy, 0. ·-~ HOME! New tnmlled MODERN MAS~, W.VA. '-----------=·--·· ' •49.95 . OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING ~DWAIID lAIR, OWNER lEN CASEY AIL '100 ~ED10' 00 1 W/6 10 PlAY US IN10 1HE HANDS OF DiCADENT YANKEES, ALUJWW THOM l\()i(IJ) PUBliCITY ON Rl.li'l SO FAST, ANHIE f J E!rr G.OT TH' CAR Cii~ . WI-IAT 'lW •, Tl-IINK OF rq HARO~D UH, WHEN AH COME HERE Af-1 Q\Q!:IT HAVE 1'-iO CASI-1 Qtl MEI SEFN 1'1·~ POINI' IN ~R'IVOllt'l' AWPN MaNIS, JES T TPAVEUr-1' ! BUT AH MEVAH Sti iO AH ~~ [ f-,.'C!D 0' ASSETS I Ak HAD TEN 11-lOOSANO T ~A'I~ERREO To 'TH' • YEmROAY 1 GRAY I'M ~RANI< TO ADMIT, lil., THA: AT Tlt-i£~ IV• UN DEl?· ~T lMtl.TEO ! �; ·! • I·Dally Sen_tlll_!~_!'~meroy·Mlddlepo~ •. 0., Oct. lS, 19611 Around And About \ ELBERFELDS ARE OPEN ON • the EVENING SATURDAY UNTIL 9 1M Middlepart a1 y c See the New Line of Sleepw..r by K1tz On The Fint Floor " ~U.TY PLAID FLANNELETTE 5LEEPWEAR ,, NEW·IDEA POCKET •••• 16 fPfitl.~ Q)ttnm~ 'H~ fl~ I "' ~ ' ~Lz~ • -~z NO. 153 ·---..... at \ ID the WORLD SNOW FELL TODAY IN scattered western mountain ar· eas as the mercury skidded be· low freezing in places from western Montana to northern Arizona. ! A cold wave swept over the Rocki•s through Wyoming, Utah and Arizona. Thunder· 1 storms were triggered by the collision of cold and warm air along ils leading edge. TONIGHT thru SUNDAY Elvis Presley 111 "BLUE HAWAII" .t (Techni rolo rJ Ml275 Comfy Lon1 Cow~ Sl~• :n to 40 - Bnd''THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE" •nd 13488 FIQI"al Embroidered James Stewart, John Wayne 42to41j Pajam~~a MEIGS THEATRE PomHOY Ot..o TONIGHT & SATURDAY "THE SWORD OF All BABA" (Techmcolor) Peter Mann. Jocelyn Lane , Peter Whitney. "UP FROM THE BEACH" A new fun tv wear lhlf\ Iii... Jltll 40 heather•soft and • .,.._ with matchlna pantl•. Bri&ht tassel• e1 eouc. crochet ft>in.. curwlna 2.95 2.95 #8276 Scalloped Shift SI~J210 o..., pocko~ ~~oct rotce pthe111 fullnu.. iDpptd with one butta eras..._ Elaetlc: pu•h-up aiHvet. P•hu;.t rot domlt:Dry loun.. Ins or cozp •leeplna. EQ)'-c:are, wash and wear. Red. Jl'ean. white plaid with red frinp. Blu•. &old and white plaid with aold Cliff Robert!IOI'J , Red Buttons, Irina Demick, Broderick Crav.'ford. Shm Pickens. SUN.-MON.-TUES. Oct. 11·18-19 40 2.95 hemline and roonar. elant.l S Idb • Tho•o'o ox-atmth In Kif& fy e 'f ~~· full•cut, exn fluftr cotton flannel al..pwear. Hurta and flower. print pwns .,. nle~lr tailw.d with niW embroidtlr.cl r.lf•c:ollar1 rokel, lnd I tlowii'IRI poc::Qt. froat.d with lace. Flarlna Pajama• have jacket pocket and 3/4 elutfc waist. All automattc waahable wul lonll••t1ns. IIUI, pink, lavendar pnnt on snow•whi111. lnollol-. lrlnao. ''VON RYAN'S EXPRESS" With Frank Smatra and Trevor Howard fOR YOU WHO .... WANT THE BEST • • • ~~%~ ~ 'i?-cJVf/$ fl~em Election Day , Dinner Planned fJJ(J(Ifflev-fl'o/1 tmJ re+ ! Plans were made to chicken dinner on Electi<m 'I · Day, Tuesday, Nov. 2, when the deacons and deaconesses met 1 recently at the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church. ~ 1 Mrs. Karl Owen and Mi"' Phyl- ! lis Joachim were named as chairmen for U~ dinner which will be served at the chur<:h , between 5 and 6:30 p. m. Tick· I ets may be obtained !rom Richard Owen and J. P. .loach- · Ia . . 1 report on the recent rum- I mage and lmke sale gave $85 1 profil on the projects. Other money • raising projects include the sale of Christmas cards, with Miss Joachim, Mrs. Rich· ard Owen and Mrs. Karl Owen in charge. and the sale of pens · by Richard Owen. Mrs. Floyd ' Cannack was rHlecled chair· man o! "Presbyterian Li!e" subscriptlons. Committees on the bake salt! · and rummage included Mrs. Russell Lyons, Mrs. Richard Owen, Mrs. Herman Bailey, Miss Phyllis Joachim, Mrs. Ed· , ward Burkett and Mrs. Roscoe File. 1 Attending the meeting were Mr. and Mra. Paul Haptonstall, 1 Mr. Vmcent Dabo, Mr. Fred : Lewis, Mr. Tom Kelly, Mr. Don Lowery, Mrs. Everett Bachner, Miss Phyllis Joach· im, Mr. Russell Lyons, Mrs. Francis Anderson and Rev. Howard Ruppe it, serving u moderator. I imA 1 ' MEDITERRANIA Y-neck jacquard cardigan iD a striking -ciUed ooisley of ~ cdor em a whil< ground $18.00. SpoR-rib•loug sleeve turtleneck pull·ovet · $14.00. Slim slip-oil skirt with elastici>ed waisl-1 . bond Sl6.00. All !wit . tllilllfo Wool.__..- ' In IIIOI't-rig/11 now-are volt sadng dimes and d\illars to give yoursell a substantial savings reserve to provide immediate cash when you may want or need it most? Savings yon deposit here-for aafety pl11s interest, as earned-can give you many things. Your Savings Earn 4% Interest ... DRESS PUMPS POMEROY NATIONAL BANK BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. $4,88 pr. Many RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatloo j ~Shift -· Laia....-LovlnJ Pajamll llzuUw40 3.95 41 3.95 Slzu :rz til o40 3.95 to llotM maker Katz •lme 11666 LonJ-SwoopGown s1... lz to •• .nd extra 1ize1 3.95 Plmetl makw Katl llrfnp you nne fttlll1 or llooutiful Collorln1 In quolltr ill011d • • , , NhM ewlilltll-n~lon tricot. O.lntr ambrolclwed ro ..bucll Matle 10ftly •t tucked rolce Mel new IH)'IIU rum.. •r11n1 over the ·wrlltl. PeJama• hive Jlckat pocket: and confG1able all-around ela1Uc wal1t. In pink. ........ blllowln1 whlto bloncl of iltuohod octtoto-nrton ••cot wUh elllcen Roman ltrlp..............., .. .,., knat: •• eoftlr ohlrrod hat ooclcllno, ThNI novel buttona Npeat Ylvld blue. lf'lln, M .ta•lp.. at IIOIUra. Downer • aO'rt lu•ur~ clrlp·dr~. •••ds no lroni ............. ...,.,, , lutt In time tor 11 ftlna Save No~ on Wall to Wall Carpeting Serving Meigs County for over 93 vean POMEROY I '"'~ srz .. J2 11667 Styles To Choose From Roush's Shoe Store Middleport Stop In On Elberfeld• 2nd Floor - See The S1mple1 of P1Her111 end Colon From The Nltlon'• Leiding C1rpet Mlll1 - And See How You C.n S•ve At Elberfeld•. Elberfelds In ... ..: -· ,_.,. enttne Detloted To The lmerall 01 The MeipMcuon .41W VOL XVII ~~os• • - merqt I'OMEROY -MiDDlEPORT. OHIO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1965 FIVE CENI1 c New Reapportioning Bi6. .:s Challenged on ~ •f . ,... l Con-~~%~tutional :: .... .. ' Basis I I f I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 15, 1965