https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c5996aa0a3700f659117a897de8d2eb7.pdf 0e0b767d2dbc4d9c901900bddbabbd94 PDF Text Text •·' ' ' .Miss Wolfe to ' ' -Wed Don Erwin ~ October 24th ' )f • . Miss Trocy, Eugene Hester Wed In a beautiful candleltght streamers tied ln lovers knots. ceremony Sunday, Sepbember Melanie Kay Burt, cousln of Plans have been completed at the Federated church, bride, and flower &irl wore a far the wedding of Cathy G. Miss Asenath Ann Tracy, dau· gow'l of white chiffon over white Wolfe and Don M. Erwin Oct. ghter of Mrs. Ray M. Riggs, faille with fitted bodice a n d 24th at 2:30 p.m. at the Miners307 Wetzgall Sl. , and the late full skirt and shoulder lengtn ville Methodist church. Roy Tracy Jr .. becamse the veil of white tulle held by a The bride-to-be Is the daughbride of Mr. Eugene Hester Jr .1 matching bow. She carried a ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Wolfe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hes- chantilly lace basket of yellow · Minersville, and Mr. Erwin is ter, Sr. of New Haven, W. Va. lsweetheart roses in tier shape, the son ol Mr. and Mr!l. Ches. . back of which were rose petals ter Erwin of Middleport. Th~ Rev. Wilbur Perrml which she scattered as bride The Rev. Wendell Stutler wearmg a white robe and red approached the altar. will read the vows of the open and gold velvet stole, read the Mr. Timothy McCarthy of rhurch wedding. Maid of honor vows of the double rmg cere- 1Ravenswood, student, a nd will be Miss Connie Cooke of mony ~t 7:30.p.m. b_efore an al-~friend of the groom, served as Middleport; the best man, MIcov~r, best man and ushers were Ron· ter w1th ~h1te satm chael Erwin, Belpre, the centered With the cro~s and sm· aid Hester of New Haven, brogroom's brother. Ushers will gle. candlesticks on either side. ther of groom, and Fred Price, he Victor Brown and Donley Wh1te baskets of gold and also a student and friend of the Reibel, uncles of the bride. bronze mums and greenery ar· groom at Marshall University. Mrs. John Jordan, Columbus, tanged fan shape and seve_n Each wore a white carnation will provide music and regisbranch candelabra were on e1· boutonniere rering guests at the reception side or the altar, : For her daughter's wedding, following in the l'hurch baseA fifteen candle crescent , Mrs. Riggs chose a sheath dress ment for relatives of the couple shaped candelabra flanked ?f old rose ~elvet with matchwill be Donna ReibeL with gold and bronze mums and mg accessories and shoes and , greenery were on the chancel I wore a. cors~ge of pink_ earnsDANCE TONIGHT back of the iJitar. Lighted can- 1tlons tied w1th contrastmg rnaA high school dance party dies and greenery were in each roon velv~t bo~. Mrs .. Hes~er sponsored by the M.HS. Senior 1 window. Forty-five candles wore ~ pmk kmtt~ swt With ... " rlass will be held tonight from . and the lighted stained win- matchmg accessories and shoes 8 to 11 p.m. at the Middleport dows were the only light for and a white carnation corsage High school gym. The Jays Ithe ceremony. Jeffrey and Ran- with ~ white bow. will emcee. dal Burt ' t'Ousins of the bride 1 A reception . was held in the wearing white robes, lighted the church socml room. The table i' candles was attractive in a white l~nen . I . ·cover with an unique centerBETHEL QUFENS - Susie Simpson Grand Honored Queen of Ohio and past hon- Nuptial music was presented piece of a kissing couple vase ~~ . . · . . . . . I by Larry L. T"cy brother of of white carnation ld 1 d I a red qu ee n of Be~hcl ~umber 65. ~ elpre, I.S pl('tur~d w1th Jenm(er Blakeslee, rJght, bride organist. and Mrs. Mar- ioll. buds and greesn. ,go gha h. honored queen ol Bethel Numbt·r 62 Pomeroy NatiOnal Order of Jobs Daughters on . ' . . ry, w Jc ' the front row · Otlwr guests· incl uded Debbie Scott Grand Representative to fdaho vm Burt, aunt of bnde, ~oiOJst, ! extended from the vase length· . '· . Mr. Tracy played Catnablle and w1·se through the ce t t0 · I and Honored Queen Bethel Nn. 40. Manetta : PhylliS Wilcoxen . Chorale stal candelabra on n••"ther er cry . · B ' Honored . Queen of Soh. From the A-Mmor -,de ' Bethel No. o5• Belpre' and Janey Parson s, Treasurer ethel No . 40 ' Manetta. . by Ba;h,' On each end or the table c s a·J 1 by Franck; Adagio, was ...- · the Prelude to the Weddmg white orchid with greenery tied MRS. EUGENE HESTER, JR. March., and the Wedding March with white satin streamers MIDDLEPORT, 0. as the bride and he~ !'ather e~-r· which extended to the candelab· tand , Arlington, Va.; Miss Mal\ IWaid Leonard, Columbus; Mr! tered. He played Midsummers ras. garet Handley, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Albert Smith, Akron; and Mr N~ght Dream by Mendelsohn The three-tiered wedding cake C W G "ff'th nd ~-lr d M I d M H B t Belpre The semi-annual vi.silatiun o[ Pomeroy. the iced in white with a faint touch I · · fl 1 a . _._an . rs. an rs. erman ur --''- -'1 tron. Racine Chapter, Order of , as the bridal party left Belliel No. 62. Pomer?y. lntPr·l G_u a ~d l ~ n of Bethel . No. 62 Is Eastern Star, and Clara Souls- church. , of gold and green trim and top- 8-Dail Sentinel Pomer -Middle 0 0 Oct 18 196m · natwnal Order of Jobs D<.~ugh< Els1e Smith and ASSI)('Jate Guar- by, Worthy Matron, Pomeroy " . I ped with miniature bride and \ y ' oy p rt, ., ' ' Pom..-oy. OhiD j lers, was. held thi s p<~ ~t wt•ek dian 1~ Paul DarnelL Bono~ Cha~t_er . Order of Eastern Star. ~rs. Burt sang, The Bridal Igroom, was encircled with brl- 1 -- -- -- ·---~···-··· --~ TONIGHT . w1t.h WJ!!Jam E. Bless mg. Pas t Queen or the Bethel IS Jenmfer Jm tmlwn was held for one ~}mn by Ma lotte, The Wed- dal wreath and gold gtadioli 1 ''THE SWORD OF Assuc1ate Grand Gua rdian u.l . Blakesl~e. candidate during the visitation, , ~ Prayer by DlUllop, and buds. White candles and ferns All SABA" Ol no i.l nd Past Associate Guard- I Preceding the vi sttation, a Honored Queen Jennifer pre- : wh~t the_ cou~Je _knelt on the were on either side of the cake. (Techmcolor! PPter Mann, Jocelyn Lane, i ian of Bethel No 32, Bexley, as dinner was held at the home of j sented gifts to Mrs. Foukle, Mr. : 1 e s~tl_n kneeling bench af- Cake golden punch green Pe1er \\'"hilney. inspect ing oJ"iJcer. : Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bla kes- Blessing and Mr. Arnold follow- nr re~e~~~~g H~y Co_m~unlon, and go,ld wedding bell' mints "UP FROM THE BEACH" t f th .. l lt't' lor the visitors above and I ing the ceremony. Programs , A~:tin ~ ~g 1 enedJctlon, by made by Mrs Harry Watson l'liU H.ubertso'l. Red Butlons, I S . 1 1 · ve ace. and nuls were . served to more lrina Demick, Broderick . pecw gues ~ or e VISI - i the follO\\ ing other guest.s, Sus- 1 m<~de as miniature Books of ' Crawford. Slim Pickens. Itwn were Eva foulke, Supreme ! ie Simpson . . Grand Honored Job were presented to all mem- Given in marriage by her jthan 100 relative.: and friends . I SUN.-MON.- TUES. I Chaplam and Past Grand Guard· : Queen oJ Oh10 and Past Honor- bers und guests. stepfather, Ray M. Riggs, the After the cake wa.~ cut by the Oct. 17-18-19 , ian of Ohio from Ma~ietta. and ed Queen ~f Bethel ~o. 65, Bel- Following the visitati~n re- Ibride was_lovely in a floor- jbride and groom, Mrs. Burt "VON RYAN'S EXPRESS" Robert Arnold. Associate Guar- pre; Debb1e s~utt . Grand Rep· freshments were served m the length Skmner style gown of served it and Miss Erma Smith ~~~hTrr;~~~ J~~~~ dian. Bethel No. 65, Belpre, resentative to Jdaho and Honor- dirung room. Presiding at the white faille, featuring elbow presided at the punch bowl I =~~::.;::;:~;:=:;;,;;;~;_;;an~d:_::De~p:u~ty~to~B~e:th~e~l~N=o~.~62 ed Queen Bethel No. 40. Mar· punch bowl were Mrs. Daisy length sleeves banded with lace. which was centered with a .. . ~·· . · - ··-ti~e~t~·-Phy~~i~~~~~:~o~~~ · "~o~o_r,- Blakeslee and Mrs. Margaret ~!L n.•.c,,k,~.i.ne1 _a_nd c a .....wi~~-b~~ green frozen rose. Mrs. Bessie ~ a:..l~ llti!fl.. ·I .• • DeNted To Tb ,,.,..., Of TM Mei,..Muon~rflfl VOL XVII NO. 154 POMEROY-MIDDtEPORT, OHIO ·! ;:~.:;. ; ;;c FIVE MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1965 ' Visitors Show Pleasure, May Return on 1966 Trip j UNTil 9 PM t • a l 1 0n Six Miners Found Dead Underground Eve n t l•s nU eld MEIGS THEATRE 1 1 SHOP AT ELBERFElOS IN POMEROY SATURDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 1 PeJjOJ·monce·Prot•ed • _________________________________ ___ _ _, * ""' II'. ~ • _ _......_ ___ ....#. .. L . 11 - -~-- -' • nr 'D1 ,, - _.. -· - ,_.. y.,I.I.A.II _.... ..lii ~:ll. Yannif,. .. U~. ..' ' ' • ,.... 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Wednesday's Television Tuesday's Television Program WSAZ-TV Channel3 ! : 4S Cora Cob Report NO fodlly Sbow 7:25 Todlly OUt Your Way 1:25 fodlly OUt Your Way 1:00 Cartooosville 1;30 Bachelor Father 10:00 Fractured Phrases IO:Ili News 10:30 Concentration 11:00 Morning Star 11 :30 Paradise Bay 12:00 Jeopardy 12:30 Let's Play Postoffico I :00 Midday News 1:30 Slngin' Jamboree 2:00 Moment ot Trutb 2:30 The Doctors 3:00 Another World 1:30 You Don't Say 4:00 Mr. Cartoon Presen!J 4:30 Woody Woodpeoker i : 00 Cheyenne 6;00 News Pictlll't! 1:20 Jim Thacker Sports 1:25 Weather 6:30 Huntley-Brinkley Report 7:00 John Forsythe 7:30 My Mother, The Car 1:00 Please Don't Eat Dalslea 8:30 Dr. Kildare 1:00 Tuesday Night at Movia 11:00 Late News Picture 11:1$ Weather 11:20 Sparta Roundup 11:30 Tonight Show ·-- The louring company ol Broadway's current "Funny Girl" will have Marilyn MichIOis In the role of Fanny Brief which Barbara Streisand created ln New York. Lillian Roth h.. the part of M t " Brlce'o mother, and Anthony George plays Nick Arnstein, the flashy promoter Miss Brice married. Miss Michaels is a zz. 111f.o()ld performer or great Yersatlflty who has been in show buslness since she was lve. 7:00 Daily Word 7 IIi Mike Wallace News 7:30 Buddy Slarcll..- Show 9:00 captain Kangaroo 10:00 I Love Lucy 10:30 Toe McCoy! I 1:00 Andy of Mayberry II :00 Dick Van Dyke Show 12:00 Love of Life 12:25 Midday News 12:30 Seareb For Tomtl!TOII 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Womao's Page I 30 As The World 1'unu 2·00 Password 2:30 House Party 3:00 To Tell The Truth 3:20 CBS News no Edge 01 Night 4. 00 The Secret Storm 4:30 Sgt. Preston 5 00 Early Show ti · 30 CBS Evening News 7:00 News Report 7. 15 Your Weat.bermaD 7 20 Sports 7 30 Rawhide B:JO Red Skelton 9:30 The Making ol a Pre•idenl 10 :00 The Great Love Affair II :llll News Tonight 11 ·IS Weather Teller tl:20 Late Show TUES., ocr. II HIGHLIGHTS 7:30 MY MOTIIER, THE CAR - starrin~ Jerry Van 11 l'm Dyke in the tiUe role. Through Reing a Nice Guy" Capt. Manzlni hires threee thieves to steal "Mother" from Dave Crabtr~. 8:00 PLEASE DON'T EAT THE D.JSfES - starring Potricia Crowley and Mark Miller in the title role. "Look Who'a Talking" - Joan and Jim Nash are the last to hear the false rumor she's expecting a baby. LISTEN r:.~":.!:o~ ~:~1, 9:30 AM 1360 THI DIAL ON WHTN-TV Channel13 WCHS-TV ChannelS WMOV a.vona-. W. Yo. WSAZ-TV Channe13 1:41 Coni Cob Report 7:00 Today 7:25 Dally Word 7:30 The Bible Answer~ 1:00 Fun Scbool 9: 15 King and Odfo 1:30 Morning Movio 11:110 The Young Set 12:00 Donna Reed Show 12 :30 Father KDowa Beat 1:00 Beo casey 2:00 The Nurset1 2:30 A Time For Ua 2:55 News 3:00 General llospttal 3:30 Toe young Marriedl 4:00 Never Too Young 4: 30 Where tile Actloa II 5:00 Soupy Salea 5:30 Leave It To Beaver 6: oo Weather !:05 Pacemaker Newo 6: 15 Peter Jenninp NeWI 6:30 Taleo ot Weill Fargo 7 00 Have GilD Will Travel 7:30 Combat 1:30 McHale'1 Na9J 9:110 F Troop 9 30 Peyton Placo 10:110 The Fugitive 11:00 Pacemaker Nen 11:15 Weather 11:20 Sports 11:30 ABC Nl&blllfo 7:25 Todoy OUt Your Way 1:25 Today Out Your Way 1:00 Carloolrrille 9:30 Bacbolor Father 10:110 Fractured l'llraRI 10:25 Newo 10:30 Concentratioo 11:00 MOI'IIlD& Star 11:30 Paradfae Bay 1200 Jeopardy Let's ·ay Postollice I: 30 SiDglll' Jamboree 1:00 Momml ol Truth 2:30 Tbo Doctor• 1:110 Aaolber W<Wid 1:1111 You Don't Say t:OO llr. ~ Preaenta 5:110 ~ 1:110 NeWI Plclllro 1:211 Jim 11lackor Sports 1:25 Willllta' I:JII HonU.,.Brtnl:le11iep«t 7:011 Dr. IWdlro 7:311 HaD ol Fame t:OII Bob Bopo (kyallr TIL IO:tlll I Spy Jl:GO Lafl Ne111 II: IS Wlllllor 11:20 8pol1l RcoDdllp 11:. 'l'ollllbl Show WOUB-TV Channel20 $:30 I: 00 6: 15 6:30 7:011 7:30 1:45 9 ·• ..no. p.m. Klndergartea Friendly Giani Kami Shlbai with Klml What'a New creative Per1011 Clevtland Symplloay Folk Tralll " · · • Calendar 9:15 . ~ 10:00 News Proiii&-JI'yle IDI 9;110 TUESDAY NIGifl' AT THE MOVIES - "''be Sa....," starring Chariloll lltlton. Story of a white man torn betweell his loyaiUea for biJ raoe IJid the Sioux Indl11111 who ldopiM 111m 1111111 Jeart oarlllr. Don ftlctlel, who earned I repulllioD lD Dlghl clubo II 8D "ttlllllt comic," hu been alpo ed by NBC. to a oontract !hat will lint ba" blm mUinll 1 pilot !Dr a balf.IJour comedy caJled "Slone Walls Do Not." The lhow Ia a prospect ,.. the IJ8I.fl - Dan Thomas & Son "'lnnoo roa 1111c1 liW HEADQUARlliS FOR IACIC-TO. SCHOOL SMOU -·-........ &-. ......... Ollie WCHS-TV ChannelS 7:00 Dally Word 7:11$ lollke waUaco NeWI 7:30 Buddy Starcher Sbow 9:00 Captala Kqaroo 10;00 I Lovo LllCJ 10:30 1be McCoy• 11:00 Andy ol Mayberry 11:30 Dick Van [)yu Show 12:00 Love 0! Lifo 12:25 Midday Newa 12;30 Searcb For Tomorrow 12:45 Gulding Light !;till Woman'l Page 1:30 AI Tho World TUrDI 2:00 Pusword 2:30 Housa Party 3:00 To Tell Tba Truth 3:25 CBS News . 3:30 Edge oJ Night 4:00 The Secret Storm 4::3~ Sgt. • .on !:00 Early Show 6:30 CBS EvOIIIng NOWI 7:00 NOWI Report 7;15 Your Weatbermlll 7:20 Sports 7:30 Loot "' Spica 8:30 Beverly ffillbilllea »:till GreeD Acrea 9:30 Dick V8D Dyke Show 10:00 My Name Is Barbra 11:00 1be Non Tlmllbl 11:15 Weather TeDer 11:20 Late Show WED., ocr. :II MGBLIGirfl 7:30 H.ALLMARK HALL OF FAME ·- "Eqle lD a Cqe," •tarrluc Trevor Iloword, Jamea Daly. George Rose and Pamela FrankUn. A drama wblcb lelia of the Emperor j'iapoleon'l final esile oa the l.oland ol Sl. Helena. 10:110 I SPY - •tarrluc ftob. ert Culp and Bill Cosby aa American lntel!l&ence aaenta, lteJ. ly Robinson and Alounder Scolt. "'l1te oser!•' Eartha B1tt perstotara aa a Hone Kong lllght.ciub atnger who helps Amerlclll 1111dereover ·agents amaah an llllernlttlOaal narcoUcs rfilc. al· ihouCh abe Is 'On odalcl herMU. Md. IUPl) -EatWllllllapta, D. ·c. ; lDterollloDal .....,.raee when WllWJD ICOI'Ill by · I~ leltCIIil over 1llllMt Ill utl LA~ land wolt tbe ·lint In WHTN-TV -~~ Channe113 -;.r j • 7:25 Da11J Wild , 7:30 NPJ rum ctllba ll'tlll.o: 1:110 Full Scbool t:IS KID& and Odlo 9:30 lolondJJI Man &he WORLD : ·.:~:.o: ._,; ._ · ' .. 11:011 n,_ YOUD& S.l . .,d 12: Ill Doaaa Jleed Show ,.•. ' "' 12:!0 Falbat KDolll Bell ,, i. ;, 1:011 Bell CaMy ' ,; 2:00 Tbe Nlll'll!l ··• -.J~· 1:30 A Time For Ua , , ..-. 2:$5 No... "•" It< 3:011 General llolpltal ' , ., 3:30 The YOIIIIC Marrledl 4:110 Ne•• Too Young. .n 4:30 Where 1be Action II,·-....~ 5:00 Soupy, Sala ·.~ •. -~· 1:30 Llovto U To Beaver . ·:·:J&. e:oo Look ot Weather ,;;p e:05 Pacemater NeWI e: IS Pellr Jeaalnp N.,.. • i e: 30 Talel of Walll Fqo . 7:011 Bavo Gtm WID ·n-.vt~ · •· I 7:30 Oalt and llarrfllt . .,, 1:00 PaltJ DuD 8bow '·- {i~: 1'10 ........ . ~·."'; ' ~ •I'~ t:IIO Tba llli 10:00- Bulb.~ ~'" ·~ 11:110 p_,p.r IIIWI · ·'"'" ll:IS Loall II WMfll!l' . "' d OL •.ner JI:ZO SPar!~ . . 11:• ABC Jlllld.,. .. ·. uccess' . 11• • f lsI r c::EHff ·• ,. ·,\· THE SHOE BOX ' ' ~ l SHOP TONIGHT I . ;,' Edward Duffy Dies Sunday �- / r Razorbacks 2·DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct 18, 19fi_~ - -· Scenes During Visit of Central Ohioans '. _,__ · -- ~·- PantherCuhsSeoreRunawayVietoryOv'' um:.=~:::-uonal Hann~n Trace in Saturday Night Contest >J . w:..n (ConHnued from page . 1 l where up to 5 mcht!s of rai:J Gauge readings: Gallipolis fell Sunday. 1 Oam tl 2, 12 ..2, running 2+. teet on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· ·~ COI,UMBUS - LEADERS OF 77, Pt. Pleasant 24.26, Hinton both political parties today exa 3.58 falling, Kanawha Falls pressed shock over the death 2.62 falling. Charleston 18.80 of Slate sen. R<>bert C. Blackfalling. London. Marmet ~nd ! burn, 0-Dayton, in an auto ac· Winfield dams were on Ole SJlls. cident near here. "Senator Bout Movements: Blackburn's untimely death Ohio River - Lorell'B do~n has raddened his many frlends i 13, 8 45 p.m. : Lung~ Pomt in both parties," said Go up 14, 10,20 p.m.; Zimmer upl James A. Rhodes. "He was a BEGINS TRAINING _ Roger Johnson, of Portland 14, 1U5 a.m.. Onward~~ 1>. hard-working freahman senator. · and Major G. P. Lawler Inspector-Instructor, of the uo p.m.; Andrew. Fa ~~n 1My deepest sympathies go to 104th Rffle Company U. Marine Corps Reserve, pose down 15, 5·30: a.m.. ran m his lamily and friends." as Johnson receives 'his Marine Corps Service Book at B. down 16, 10 4o ~ MJ11': The 45 · yoar · old Blackburn, enlistment ceremonies this week in Parkersburg. John· K. up 6. 5.25 a.m.. · . · ar a Negro, was ktlled Sunday son under the Marine Corps Reserve Six Month Trainner down 17, _4: \0 a.~.,WE~tst- when his car overturned on ing Program, will spend six months on active duty, then em up !7, d5· 05 I~·~: 45 a ·~I Interstate 1! about two miles return home to serve one-weekend a month with the w;~;~~~o;ie.::P ta, 3,05 ::~:; south of here. The Highway Pa· Parkersburg Unit of · the Marin• Corps Reserve. Drills F . th .1 trol saki the senator. who "'"' are held in Parkesburg the first weekend of each month. Jerry Boswor up 18· 4· 55 a.m.' alone at the time apparnetly · :="-=----- __:___ ____:: - Queen City up 18, 5:25 a.m.; I Jost control of his' northbound ~IJquippa wp 22, 8:45 a,m.; Na· station wagon . 88 he attempted ttonai down 23, 5:30 a.m.; Jefw to slow down in traffic. The ferson down 23, 1:35 a.m.; Har- car flipped over and came to vey .Jordon up Z3 5:30a.m. Wal·' t n Its roof Jn the median ter Hougland up 23, 6:30 a.m.: ~s 0 • . J' H land down Greenup ' ' np. 0 100 ersons on Sunday's Fall Fotia~e tour filled Grace Eptscopal church for a wor· Jm oug ood d I FOIJAGE TOUR ver ~ s count Ministerial associatiOn. Parhcipating clergy included the Revs. Wil- !3,20 p m : Rav.nsw own WASmNGTON - FBI AG4 10 Martii(standing), Carson Crow (Acolyte) and Rev. Samuel Jackson of the today arrested Davtd J. IJ • , . , U ~r r.em.,. ' Miller 22,-year-old pacifist on Namru Baptist church. . , 1 zephyr do7; ~· '~! ~' 1 7~~ charg~ of burmng his 'draft SAIGON (UPI) _ U.S. Navy pilots who destroyed 1 ' · • ' · all night long . June Allyson Irene ~~~~ Tr:der do;;. Mot· card at a New York rally pro- third Sovie~built missile site in Communist North Viet ts Stgned to star m 8 new play, :;;.~;· 10 45 m Eli•ha Wood• testing U.s. policy in VietNam. Nam told today of spotting five or six of the Nike-type "Goodbye. Ghost." WhiCh xlan~ down Meld:hl ii:30 Wal· The Justice Department said rockets, including one "snaking around the ground" a pre-Broadway tour m anu t He kJord up Meldahl l2 ·26 Miller was arrested thts mBm- out of control amid smoke and flame. ary 01. course yuu want 10 • ."~ . ~rnold walker up Me!. I ing in Hooksett, N. H., when he Cmdr. Harry B. Southworth, 37, of Mexico, N. Y., was keep u~ ~~t~l everythmg. w:;~ j' dahl· · 2 30 am , Helen z. upifalled to produce required se. flight leader lor the five planes from the carrier USS a rock-. n ·ro grouP. on Meldahl 7. 10 am lect.lve Service documents. FBI Independence which knocked out the portable surfaceCoast bJI~• !~elf ~· Star.~ Nak· Gallipoll," Manliou Director J. Edgar Hoover said to-air (SAM\ misstle installation Sunday 52 mtles north· ~nda~d ~e:tni:~ook;~;e~hap has up 4 so p·. m.; Jeffboat up U:t Miller was the first person east of Hanoi, the Red capital, with 500 and 1,000-pound Ibeen para dmg GreenwJch VII-Ip. m .' Bob Ben!<•r up 9·20 p.m.,. charged with violating a law bombs I-ed b t)) I st A 30 . HM C wf rd V d I Ia e with this sign · "Ban the Little George up 10·30 p m: pa~s Y ngress a ug. ·one of ~m had cooled o I ount ra o , a., an nav · g b d B k' ·Wh w 'I ' OVEC up 3·15 am· Sally Ann to make destruction of draft- somelhlng like a balloon wlth ' galor-hombardier Lt. J~ Kenneth Bom an oo tes o on · · ·' d 1 1m . d E K' k 'II M 1t~ air rushmg Take Markers!" .. While NeJI up 5:30 a.m .: Coal King up : cards a 1e era cr e. out - an lt . Jones, rr. sv1 e, o. Stmon"s new Ia "The Odd A. J. Patlen up 12:30 a.m.; I was snaking around the Jt was the first ~nnouncf'd at· ~ 1" Pt. y, B d-17:30 a.m. ground." the upstate New York 1tack on missHe sites by Navy , ,oup e. con mues as roa ' n·1er sa1'd . "I".t was kl nd of conu·. pilots. way's hottest ticket, his earlier ! Kanawha River - Semet _up I 0 C8 0 hit, "Barefoot in the Park" - 1 l..ondon 4:45a.m.; George Pncei ,cal, really. . almost two years old _ is still dnwn Marmtt 7 p.m.; Duncan The planes were four Air Sky-Score~, a bonanza. 11 begins its third IBruce down Winfield 7,20 p.m.;l D 0 OW hawks ·nd a two-man A6A In· 0) year with more than $100 000 in Lucy J<Jne Lucas down WID· truder. They encountered hea· , ' , field 9:45 p.m.; Edeana BostiOnal vy automatic weapons and 37 Ohio College Football Score1 advance sales. ' worth up Winfield !Lll5 By United p..,.th,tlniteraalnl . MM. anti-aircraft fire but none By United Pre" International For a team a s w ess ID M. hi s 32 0r·o'o State 7 Jill Donahue daughter of dt - p.m.; Elgercllff do~ n five starts Ohio Universlty•slwas hit. No enemy planes were tc ~an tatDe Irector J_ack Donahue_, · ·Js prt"tty 'I W'nll ld NS m · Beaver down • ' •- iencountered. Quanbco 10 ayton ~ _e · 8 · · • Bobcats put on quite a show ~ The Skyhawk pilots besides I Xavier 21 Ohio University 19 angry w1th Jt>rry Lew1s an~ feels IWinfield 6 a.m. · fore _bo~lng _to unbeaten Xav1er 1Southworth jncluded Lt. Cmdr. Bowling Green 21 Toledo lt he owes her an apol~y. Jtll ha,d • of Cmcmnat1 . J. B. Davis, Selma, Ala.; Lt. Kent St. 10 Western Micr 10 <T) ~e of the leads .~n Jerry. The brasbBobcats, beaded jg c. F. M08lener, Pittsburgh, Miami 28 Marshall 7 T.bree on a Couch until t~e for their worst season under Pa.; and Lt. R. L. Koffernus, Akron 21 Wooster 8 ~he; t~ornint g;he~ she adrrdJV· I (Co•tlnued from page t) Coach Bill Hess, ledM moosketeetol Aurora, IU. Aboard the intruder Wittenberg 31 Bald·Wall. 1 a. ~~ se a . sa aroun othe way over the u ra was Lt. Cmdr. Cecil E. Garber,,Capital 28 Marietta 7 lng noth mg unt1l 4 · ~0 p.m.: al- C"ar owned tly Orville Landers, Saturday ~~ilalick quarterback IMt. Union 14 Denison 7 t.~ough _she was bat tim~ a v1rus. l Pomeroy, was damaged by an· Ca~l Wlihams took over . to IMuskingum 7 Heidelberg 6 \\hen It became obV10ll8 that 1olber automobile. The dnver 1settle fhe issue 21·191n the wildMeigs General Hospital ,Hiram 20 Kenyon 15 she W"clsn 't gomg to be used that lleft the scene. The ~t'Cident is est Ohio coHege footbaU game Adm.llslou_ Saturday .- R_ayl Lake Forest 43 Oberlin 14 da_y .. she asked Jer!'y for per· I still under investigatiOn. It was of last weekend. Clark, Oleshire; RoMJe WI 1- Ohio wesleyan 32 Tufts 10 mJss1on logo home. Jerry told reported at 2:05 a.m. Sunday.! Ohio held 8 17-15 lead iD the liams, Dexter; Erna Archer, IBiufftan 30 Otterbein 3 her ~he could leave. The next l Arrests by the Sheriff's de- see-saw contest with less than Coolville; MiMie Miller, Pom- Lincoln (Mo.) 34 Central St. 8 By DOROTHY KlLGALUN IMnung .. she g_ot. 8 call from partment tncludeC Stanley Rood, five minutes remainina: before eroy. Findlay 31 Ohio Northern J the sludJo noiJfymg her thot l 43, Coolville, diaturbing the Williams threw a 40-yard tooch· Dtsdlar~t~ SStarday - Olan John Carroll 20 Western Res. 0 ,she had been replaced by Kath· peace; Clifford Icenhower, 31,( down strike to end Danny Ab- Goodwin, Pomeroy; Gerald Case 13 Wasb..Jefferson t Wbat Elat 11 New Joe Levine II 10 pleased : Now there's ~ trend toward for-: leen. Fra:man. And the Jerry Rt. I. Pomeroy, destruction oli ramowicz to put Xavler ahead Shumway, Reedsville; Bessie St. Josephs 14 Defiance 0 . with Tony Bennett's acting per.! eign disk jockeys in New Yor,k l Lewis ofhce gave out a story! property and disturbing the to stay. And in the frantic clos- Siders, Rutland. lAshland 47 Wilmington 12 Now that J_enmfer Jones has fo nee in "The Oscar'' that The newest in Carme.la, Ualy sllhat she had been replaced be- pe--ace, and Howard Russell, 34, q minutes, Ohlo managed to Adm:Jslions Sllnday- John Ar- Youngstown 29 AugU5tana 0 returned to film • making, her j ~rna. . . first female ptatter ~pmner. w~ : cause of temper:-ament - be- Coolville. destruction of proper-IICOI'e a safety, whicb was in· baugh, Tuppers Plains; Helen romaatic lift (real or for bene-J hes Signed him for o~e picture turned down an actmg contract cause she had walked off the ty and disturbing the peace. lconsequenUal. Carpenter, Middleport; Homer fit o1 the presl) hat becomt • a year for the next fiVe years. with Fellini to CtJme here and , set. J M"ddl port· Ch 1 HaD PTA TO MEET mazin&:ly active. She'& beenlNow be ought to do a favor for go on the airwaves. I The v_isit of the M~scow Phil- •roN FIRE Ron~s~ 1 e • ares ' The Racine Elementary ~A Unked wUh several attractive 1 friend and t~ll T~ny ~ot to I harmomc to ~arneg1~ Hall has 1 uta · _ . will meet at 7:30 p. m. ton1gbt. U th Ste- wear a blue snJrl wJl!J hJS even· · the town battlmg for !tckels Tile . NEW YORK (UP!)-Damage Dlacbarces Sunday Mildred Plans will be completed for tho ~~:n ez:nd -:~~~was ~m Las ing clothes and 1-l forget about I One top-ranking football team i 16 concerts are all but "clean" was estimat~ at $100,000 in al Lowe, M~ddl~rt;_ Floyd Hend· fall carnival . which hu been 0 ~ .d n id the bit in his lei where he takes · has been doing heavy-pre · game 1at the box office already Appar- pre· dawn f1re Sunday t~at ricks, Mmersvtlle, Dave Jenk· postponed until November A w::!r ,:: :;v~ e~ndo~ off his jacket, then puts_ it on : tr~inmg at the discotheques, ! enlly New Yorkers don;t recall swept the second noor exhibit . Ins, Middleport. surprise program has beea together. (Thole jet tught& are again and turns up Ius shirt col- !wh1ch might exp~am a dramat· l-: or don 't care - that the Rus· and baoquet llall _of the 2-year·l planned, and siXth grade IJlOtb.. eetting faste artd futer 1 lar. He oould lose " Rags to H1ch- 1ic druhbmg on the f1eld ... Dan- sian government recently can- Iold New York Hilton Hotel iD MJ&U tt t .,..JUS g:;;;ww n will serve refreshment&. Xavier Cu 8~ ma bu iat~ es," too; that's a dog and always ' ny Thomas, no teen-ager, is as ! celled Mary Martin's version mid-town Manhattan. Taraoutl were UPI ud In1 Robert R~ark'a yseaJm man-••••· My feeling ia that if a wild as any 14-year-old could! of 'Hello Ooll)·" which would Some 3,00l guests fied to the • • ddeoU lew Saturday a1 oppo. . ANNOUNCE CIRQ..E oion on the Costa Brava .. lit- performer can'! get lhrougn an be about the rocl!·'n' roll com· have t>:en a. pleasant oombshell lobby of the 44-floor hotel, coats MIAMI (UP[]-I! Fidel ca.. lltlon JrOUpo Ia Oblo demoo- Tile WSCS and Lydia Circle member the name Sharon Tate hour on the stage without re- bo called Sam the Sham and to the Soviets theatre-gomg pub- and blankets hast11y thrown tro can't Invade the Un1ted l strated over U. S. foreign pol- of the United Methodist church She's Marty Ransohotrs discov: mov.~g his costume (unless he's the Phar_aohs T~ey performed I lie. Very odd tha_t every~hing 1 over. th_eir nightclothes, as the IStates he may lmve pleked thel ley In VIet Nam, the UPI re- will participate in the "Call to ery _he's been grooming her a stnpteaser, of course) heal hts b1g beneftl for tbe St. the HussJ<ms do ts acclaimed venhlatmg system carried next best way to give Uncle ported. p 8 d Self Denial" Frllor stardom for the last thrff ~llght to go i~to so_me o_th er 'ous· 1 .J~~e·s Hm;pttal Fund in the iover here, but few of ?ur top smoke throughout the building. Sam another Latln headache byi ~only tneldentl of vi~ :~e~~ber 22 at the' church. years _ and the W<lrd 1! out 1~ess. Tooy 1!1 a fme smger; ,he 1ChtcJgo Wh1le ~· ball park, ! acts manage to pass the1r State . ·- - raising the ''Sugar Cane Cur- 1enee was reported tn Colum· A am will be preseated that abe's faotutic .. Do your hi~ the notes where they re 1and ~on ~~ld ovattons . . Danny ~ep~rtment, or whatever they lean poet's close fnendshlp wl~ taln" to let out a flood of re· IRis, where two Ohio State j fro~r:a. m. to 12 fo!Jowed by h Quiet services wiU Christmas shopping early. A $th written aorJ his tempo is per· : predtcts . If this act Js ~and- Icall at. the violent Era Pound. Its fugees. Untvenity atldeat1 demonstr•j k Ave. meo's shop il featuring a feet, but he has become so ' led nghl. they can be a.~ b1 g as • difficult to imagine the home- The noises already Jmve be- tiDe agalllst tile war 111 Viel :e~cld1 .tb 3 m. wttrkangaroo trench coat price-tag-!1 rich and successful that no man- 1the BeaHes within a year." I One of the most surprising spun New Englander and the gun In Congress and President Nam was p1111bed to t be M eL 0 1!1 1Germe~· pia)'., .800 __..,. ! ~ 'g'· i Want to CUT your ROSSian • MISSI • •Ie ENDS TRAINING Roch. PLAYER WINS Clev. VIRGINIA WATERS, Eng. - 1 NEW YORK IUPI}-Joe Gi· P•tts. o 1 o o 3 5! (UP!) - Gary Player of South ardello completed his neavy 8 If 1 0 1 0 o 3 6• Africa defeated Peter Thomson traimng in preparation for u a 0 Su da • Re lt I of Australia, 3 and 2, In the fin· Thursday night's middleweight ' 8 lf n6 ~u s 1 al of the World MatclJ Play title defenae against Dick Tiger Pa 1 3 ~e:S~ey 2 ovt. Golf Tournament. of Nigeria. rovJ AFL Standings ' ::e Packers Have Their Own 'Lucky Starr' with Them POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. I· Phones WY 2-3193 - WY 2-3679 1 By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer B b fs p l Q Go d Sh It's not hard to figure out PAMPER how the Green Bay Packers keep winning -they have their own lucky Starr. This Starr has the first name of Bart and it is. largely through hi:.'! efforts that the proof Packrs are resting comforta· bly on top of the National Footthe Pon:h witll ball League's Western Confer· ence with a 5-0 record. The for· This mer A I a bam a quarterback little hJy a_. t.'lDl'!tM9 • came through for the second ~4-~f'If.u:O consecutive week Sunday, passJU&t eot wil:ll abeam and &ar:t ing for three touchdowns and M"er Bt:meeaa, Make~: a 1P8t1ll, f'WlDing for another in leading sunlit healtbf~tl room~ Ult:tav.iol.et flooded raya, with the Packera to a 31-21 comewhert1 the drildnm. ean play aU back victory over the Detroit winter .Iong-O!'.., as an ext. Lions. Rtol'E!-room. Genuine, ~ . .,.... n.EX~-GL~ ..... up Quarterbacks played a. maJor to 40% on !llel roat8 ••• lasta for 10 most of Sunday s other years at a !ruction fllo cost at. . glass. OuJy 90¢ a eq. yd. at J'WI" NFL action as New York localhdw<e. .. lmbr.I~::~ Philadelphia 35-27, Cle::~:""":"":~~~~""'""'~~""'~:~:~;;:;;;;;;;;;_ _ _ _ _ ,, tripped edged Dalla 23-! 7 Ch' Minn:,..ta •45-3;: Francisco walloped Los An4.1-21, st. Louia clipped ~=~ 20-7 and Baltimore b 1\'l!shington 35-7. Starr Pas1iag Starr, whose passing and running paced the Packers to victory over San Francisco in their previous game, brought Green Bay back from a 21-3 balltime deficlt wilh third-quarter touchdown tosses to carroll Dale, Bob Long and Tom Moore. He then scored the Packers' final touchdown in the CinaJ period on a four-yard WIFE Let Her Winlel I Fl.El-11-&LASS I Boy InJUred Year ,...::!';j Voice of Broarlwav ••• reporting the Ehersbach Hardware' Mal•n $1., Pomeroy j' '· . , .. ., / truth about what s bad In his tt d1ffu~uit to get msurance, i of Robert Frost's .erse, letters like politics, makes strange bed· The concern ill over the anti- taaer t:eday. TO BURY ASHES act. Maybe Joe can do it . .. :now has special pollee on duty 1and cooversations, iB the Amer- 1fellows. elpated 5,000 refugees a month Ucke t«NNay. ml L - - - - ~ -- - ·- - · - - -~ that will be token into thtl Ahoal»........, at a lime 1. The alhea of Be~ja n · . · -- 7\ country under Castro's sept. 28 ponded Ia frottl of ll'1l State- Brtdgeman, St. Louta, Mo., for"open door" proclamation - boue In Colambua ...... tile mer resident of Syracuse, who I ' .provided the U.S. and Cubo ttlallle o f - Prelhleol died there in August, WJU be reacb qreement oa 1ttttnc the 111m McKIIIey. burled in Greenwood ceme~, freedom shuttle cranked up Racine, at 2 p.m. Tuesday wtth Uve when yoo celebrate the 1Busines' and Professional Day tine Le Clerq; Mrs. J. Howard Iand the !leY. Nyle D. Borden, Few Arrlvalt ' the Rev. WendeD Stutler offlo. 200th Anniversary of lhe arnv- speech Neal, Andre La Croix; and , the benediction after the bury- So far there hal onlv been 1 lating. He llltJ!'Vlved by a sl• a! o1 ~.. French in Gallipolis . Tne Time Capsule was not Mrs. Hollis MCCormick, Adam i ing of the Time Capoule. comparaUve trickle the PI'A TO MEI!T ter, Myrtle L. Dullll, Seattle, Ia 111110. Jmme<iJalely covered. Spe<tat-1Lotus Victor Vooschrtltz. Commander Vernon Kuhn and Florida straiia by small boat The Cheoter PTA 1llll meet at Washington, and three nephewo. tonlihl 1 l1te ot Burying of 1 Time, \apsule, ors were allowed to take a IR'.t . There were bTief "'msrlts byl a color guard of Gallla County Sen. George Smathen The Ewmg Funeral homo II In 1 whtch wtll be openo<t •l the look and many ph<Jtogr•phed the IWilliam H. Yodrey, Jr., Pres~ Post 4464, Veterans of Forelp Fla. Gov. Haydon o1 ~ ~mffl. charge here. mh Anmversary Cl"lebra1 1on vaull before it wa!l ciOSf'd. dent of the Ohio Historical · Wars, conducted 1 flag cere-Miami Democratic Invited 1· ; are ----In 1980, <'<Included the day·, ac- J. Sherman Porter, master of Society. Vodrey Introduced M• mony foUowing the invocatlon. eonPaman Dante FISCIIU, lal .;: 1 ...._ tivJties . ceremon~es. called out the name dame Seiter Mrs. Anne Fischer, YOell IIIII- u4 1 number of local IOUib lea~ l1te 011 At exa<lly 2 50·51 p m.. City of the descendants of th Mannmg E. Wetherholt, Head- sic instructor, conducted the Floride ofltctail were quick 10 p!'Oil'IID. Monager Gary R. Short pl11<.-ed French F1ve Hundred, each of quarters Cllairman ot. the 1'15111 Galli• Academy Hlgb tlchonl object to the new re1upe1 '1 Man1son, Eoala'D LoW ~ DIVOTID TO INTIIIIT DJL tbo plaatic wr141ped contents JR· whom rec•1ved a souvemr plate. Anniversary Celebratton, """ band as it played the ''Mint- ~inC aDowed to Hille wbrea ecu~e ~ ...:dstes MltOS.MAION AliA 10 1 concr<!te vault, whtch had of the 175th Anruversary C.le- sented a Silver servllli !ray to illalae," Freodt Natlonll An- l1teJ choo• Ia llmnol Wflt'/ :., bMtetlto - • Ev _,. ._ . _ _,_ beea set in the ground next to bration . ; Maj-Gen George E. Bush, Presi· them, and the "Star Spa1tgk4 cae this would be the Orllta' IN ·~ a ChlttW , ........, htttr the French Five Hundred The descendants, and lheir· deot of the Ga!Hpolis Ares !15th Banner," Amerlca'a Nltloall Miami area. .-y0111ll welcome. ,.•....., ...., marker on the river bank •ions French ancestors included Anniversary, In~.. and general Authem. . , Between 10,«10 ~ 110,(110 ::dJ:.;:.~.~::!!,., Fir•! Ave. ~r ......,. Hanson, Rene care!; tbainnan of the !15th Anniver- Porter 1110 introduced Mn. Cubatt1 already hove llllled ALflO ON 110JL .,.,, -. ..,., a""- o "',W The contents included a !15th IMrs. Julia Doonally Leintann, sary Celobratloo. E. H. Long, HIDitiDfiUttt, W. VI.; bttt and 111" offlclall IIJ thl 11ecq lloadubelt and Doo Ntll. 14ltMt~Anniversary t:A the Ga11ipolis, Joseph GuiJiiame. Devacht; Har· j Porter introduced Gallla coun-' Dr. J. Boyd Davis, Colab'Jbus, . . could not llblorb lllOtbet ADdenoll allo wetfJ on tbe Pom~~ DoUy Tribtmo, and other me- ry Thevenln. Ntchotas 11teve- ty cornmisslonen, Jobn E. Mor· Mrs. Mar11uol'ollar RID Grande larp wave of eDiea. 01'0)' 7th gro1t1e hoaor roll ..,. 1"':\':'...., ....,..., ..,_..., 1 mentots o1 the !75th Celebra- nin : Harold K. Saf!ord Col. fto. can. president. L. Paul Hnklns , James Crace, IIIJtll'., VInton; .lltlWICed FrldiJ, ,.._. .,...., ""· .., .....,.. tlon, including -en nickels, hert Safford; Dr. J. T. Questet, and Joe Stewart: and City Com- : Harry M. MlUer, Colwnbuo; 1ntl ti/P ~:..,•"• >on a... ... IOUYenir coinl, 1 Heritage Day Wooster, Nicholas Questel;,milsioners, Raymond M. Jones,llltherl. WEUI. lliMit*- ,.._ Dlllftrtd .. (ll'OII'am, Brothers ol the Brush Mra. Earl Mauck, .lo!teph Van- president, Jadt F. Knight 'ant! , . NOW YOU KNOW : ': :..~~•.':, I': and Anniverary Belles cert!fl· detH>emden: Atty. John E. Dr. R. D. Tttomaa. I CLASS TO MEET Clear with lillie ebo... fnl New Yon atJ ... beel lilt n•3.,.,...,, ..... """' ,.. ca!eo, peddlers' permits, John Halliday, Claudius Menagor; The Rev. Gieft R. Hueholt, 'llte J.O.F. Class of !be Unl~ lllllpa'atwe lelllld, 1111 lf.tl dte Ill three 11Gdd'o llln, II C::,, ·,:;:• ::::. •;::::,. A. Epling's song, "Galltpolis" Miss Franci• Blr<nice Ford •. Ftrst Uniled Presbyterlanl td Methodist ehtircb wtll meel.,..l tl.fl..,t.-, -1 UU. ~ ... t - , ae-,:u•:•-:..'1:• .:;:"~"'">::,..:.:; and Judge WIIUam H. Sowen' Kansaa City, Fr[Ulcia Augus-' Church, &avo the Invocation,' a1 thl dlurcb al 7:10 IOIII&hl. .,, ~ 'llarm. Ito the World AIPUiDIC." ......... - . ...... COu roue 0 BY D!C([ TIIOMAS An address 'oy a celebrated Frlllch outhoress, buryil!l ol I Tillie Capsule and recognition of descertdanla of the original Froncb Five Hundred were biPiflbts of the GaJllpolls Area mth Anniversary Celobrallon's Herttage Doy Suoday afternoon in the Public Square. Speaktng from the ancient bandstand 011 tbe 11te ol the Ill lag cabnts, original holllll! of the French, MadiJM Helene Foure Seiter, of PartJ, 1utbor of &hree booka about Galllpolil, re<alled not oaly the ill!dlng loere of tho foonding !Gnflthers but a_lso detc:rlbed thl condi· Uo05 tn France [trior to the Freltdl Rewiutioe wbich prompted their departure to the ~ew World. Cllin& the ...-age and valor fl the French llltlan, !Ito Ul1td (loUipotl- to follow their · -"So tlutt Glllipolia a better place lo • 1• V d • T t d G II a tpo l s .l' 0 u n e .. 8 l s 1 '0 e 1 0 Floria •1 I 'TIJER ""' •o:.t'!t Your total monthly payments now are $90.00 F.astera Division W. L. T. Pet. Get one loan here of $1500. Buffalo 5 I 0 .833 Pay a1l you owe. Buy what you need. Houston 2 3 0 .400 New loan payments of only $53.87 New York 0 4 I .000 ·Difference for you EACH MONTH $36.13 Boston 0 S 1 .000 , wHtern Division I 37 months time-. RPpay faster at Jes~ cost ff yoa. San Diego 4 0 2 1.000 : wish . Loans up to $2QOO made W fit your ()W]I Oakland 3 2 I .600 j exact Dt>eds and budget No ltraiP. Kansas City 3 2 1 .8001 Denver 3 3 0 .500 SUDday'• Results Buffalo 23 Kansas City 7 Boston 13 San Diego ll (tie) Denver 28 Houston 17 (Only games scheduled) Saturday's Results Oakland 24 New York 24 (He) Saturday's Games San Diego at New York Wnly game scheduled) & SAVINGS CO, SDDday's Boston at Oakland Kansas City at Houston - - - CAll c:1n LO.-N.. NfA• AS voua: PHONI - - - - . OAN Games 1 for 311 yards, but four mtercep- 1 lions b~ defenders led to his do · • Pinpoint passing by Frank Ryan, a solid defense and three field gosls by Lou Groza ena- 1 bled the Browns to upend the 1 Cowboys. Ryan connected on a 1 29-yard touchdown pass to Walt Roberts and passed the Browns into position for two of Groza's field goals. Tile Cl.,.,land defense also forced lhe Cowboys 10 punt 10 of the 14 tinteJI they ; had the ball. 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With Aelll.aud Fuel Oil ywr family enjoyo the aecuri.ty of Clean, iale,reliable heat--all winter""''' ...'":': o:• , By UD.ited Press International : Last Weeks English Leather $2.00 $500 Canoe 40Z. $500 Brut 4 OL =::.:: .;.u?: THE DAILY SENTINR =· ' " .::..w:.: :=-.... 3110 $1500 4 OZ. ALL PURP051 :::!i Mra.j - TOILETRIES FOR MEN a&... :00. Total ~2tltl This Ad Next Monday. w• Bn 0. l ;f ITY pd 1t f716.50 pl\IS f19.50 tu. 1ager or agent or cafe owner A Broadway haberda~he_ry, aspects of ··An Evening's Frost," , radical Pound agreeing on any· ' Johnson's State Department 11 IJ'OIIIld. One of them, Mlehael lss . ucreha :~p Doa't you ado;.. the 50 cents will venture to t~ll him the ' ~Jt ~a~d by vandals a~d fmdmg the ot"f-Hroadway dramatization!thing - but apparently poetry, 011 the spot. Martha, Wll. npee&ed to ftle ltual life secretary, i 8• I' Suppose you now owe on your car and oth.;: Uebts a total of -~-­ you nl"ed clothes and other things_ ••• scamper after two consecutive 15-yard penalties against D· troit had moved the ball oear the goal line. Before Satrr took command, it looked as if the Lions would enjoy their biggest day of the season. Milt Plum moved the ~earn more than 200 yards durmg the ~irs t llalf and c~nnected on scormg passes With Ron Kramer and Terry Barr. Earl Morrall, a fl)rmer Lion, enjoyed his finest afternooo of the campaign hurling four touchdown pas~!! to lead the Giants to their second straight victory over the Eagles. Morrail hit seveo of his first 11 pas- ~De~nv~er;_;:a~t~B~ufl~a~lo~--==.;_==--===iiiii=iiiiiiiiii===----=----~ ses, including td tosses to Aa- ' ,.. ron Thomas, Joe Morrison, Homer Jones and Bobby Crespino. u; •• Hill turned In 1 solid pera>.U'li formance for Philadelphia with . 23 cornp1etJODS 1n 41 attempts . U: · llcttd onto tblt swnt month Iy outgo ? W. L. T. Pts. GF GA 1 I 0 2 7 7' 0 0 0 0 0 01 lla.; :__ ' 1 Notr~ Dame agains re . min ute of play by a Southern Cleveland at New York By United Press l~ternational ! Daily Sentinel Pomeroy·MlddJePOO:t, 0., Oct. 18, 1M5-3 maulmg Kansas State 41·0, and California t 0 u c h d 0 w n pass PLAY TO TIE G MJ"IEastern DiVJsion ~ -- - --- ·-· 0 11 8 1 H o II and a aks vs. reen ay a W. L. T. Pts. GF GA :....,._-"'iiiii"""iiiiiiii-....-..;....,1 M1ke Garretl who rushed f~~ AMSTERDAM, , wau ee I more than :wo yards in the Tro-ll (UP1J - Holland and Switzer- D t .t 1 Ch" Prov. 2 0 0 4 6 41 1 . . .m 1 __ ermA a JCago . vtctory over. Stanford Ian d pIayed a score Iess lie · Quebec l 0 0 2 7 2I 1 8 1 carries Southern Cal's hopes t~ · their qualification match in the ~ . ngle es atS aFtJmor~ Bait. 0 o 2 6 3j . 1Soc . . ~~1 mneso a at an ranctsco II"'"''. Da~e agamst the lrJSh cer world champaonsh_tp be· Plltsbur h at Philadel hia Hershey I 1 0 2 7 6 runnmg trw of halfbacks 81!1 fore a crowd of 50,000 m the • W h. ~ St Lo ~ Sprngfld. 0 2 0 0 6 12 Wolski and Nu:k Eddy and Olympic Stadium. as mg on a1 · ms Western Division p.m.; t Foml j I Navy wrecks 3rd castro Has Key tO Hurt us ca1m P:a I S. I Gpre~nup ~ /;~;.~: S. ~:I ents a.,... et4i'ilft v.l ~hutrpPs;;rl~·J~~~;~:w~~~hRi~~fd Headed for Top Rank ~tan!!IDg•' ., WILLIAM VERIGAN I day. Michigan State pill on I perfor- back Larr, Conjllr. By UP! Sports Writer T h 1r d - r an k e d Arkansas mance that might earn a pro- Michigan State also meets . W. L. T. Pd. tbo ,.. ·~ line u4 The Arka05as Ra=backo, jumped off to a 211-0 lead in tbo motion from the No. 4 ranking one of ils tooghest opponents in St. LouiS 4 1 0 .800 Tile Pomeroy Panlher re- , points. • ~· ,.; •ho defeated Texas 27·2' laB! -cond quarter, •ut then had to by crushing Ohio State 32-7, Purdue, which defeated Notre Cleveland 4 1 0 .IOOiserve football team scored 8 1 A few seconds later Eddie mlleid, ~ tbeBJUI . · · \~ " ' j come = from behind " late in the In other gamea, Georgia (5) Dame earlier this season. Mich- New Yor k 3 2 0 .100 run-away 44-8 victory over the Baer. Pantner guard, f·-kle recov- lDwetl tbo llrlt "'"'!> eztra . _,_..,'!~~!': weekend. can afford the luxury H left~wWIIbe - i1ia11 of a grim smile knowing that fourth period alter Texas went lost to Florida State 1(1.3; igan State relied on fleet-footed Da!las 2 3 0 .400 Hannan Trace Wildcats Satur· ered a annan ucw.:: wuv p;•....,... -r the worst Is probably over, but. ahead 24·20. Purdue, tied for sixth with Clinton Jonea' pair of touch- Philadelphia 2 3 0 .400 dsy night on the Pomeroy field. on the one yard line. lly!ell I i10f IMd for OIMSO)'. . · most of the m~tion's other topl . Southern California, edged down dashes for its victory Pltls~urgh 0 5 0 .000 Coach Bill Adams' reserves carried over on the first Tbe aelt PtmeroJ' ~ teams can only shudder at As gloom was settlmg over Michigan 17·15: Memphis State over Ohio State whtle Purdue's Washington 0 5 0 .000 scored at will in the first half Pomeroy_ failed to score 1be caw: CID frill; W . what awaits them tltls Salur·! the 42,1100 partisan fans at Fay- routed heavily favored and Bob Grtese passed for two Western DlviJloo and then settled back to add a extra pomts. jll4lb SliD ..., :11 · ---- _ _ · - ·- :•ttevtlle, Ark., quarterback Jon ninth-ranked Mississippi State touchdoW05 and kicked a 35W. L. T. Pd. 1 couple more six-pointers during! The third Panther Til came, to...,.., ll4lb lfrl&!ll't Br1ttenum came mto direct the 33-13 and Florida, r•nked 10th ,yard field goal in lhe last min- Green Bay S 0 01.1100 the closmg two per10da. after Bill English turned In allorthetlllrlptiJJII1185.,!i.'!!jL IRazorbacks on an 80-yard scor· beat North caroline State ~- ute to edge Michigan. Michigan Ballimore 4 1 0 Hannan Trace's lone touch- 46 yard punt return to the Han. The final 'll> 1<1r the mg drtv~, with only 92 seconds The Trojans from Southern State is the only Big Ten team San Francisco 3 2 0 .600 down was scored by Fullback nan Trace 35• A pass f r 0 m was set ap wbeD rf1bt ~ left. Bnttenum plunged one California, who defeated Stan- with a perfect record, bull Detroit 3 2 0 .600 Don Colley late in final quar· Quarterback Jell Werry to Lar-1 Jim Crew tool< a lfama• , , yard to giVe Arkansas the lon· ford 14~ on a pair of fourth· Purdue's record is marred only Minnesota 2 3 0 .400 ter on a .three yard carry. The ry Wiles was good for 9 yards fumble Jn mld-aJr It 61 .116. gest unbeaten strea~ in . the period touchdown•, and Notre by a tie. Chicago 2 3 o .400 extra pomts attempt by Gary nd run by English moved yard line and riD It blet tCJ the 8 ~try, 17 consecutiVe victo- Dame, which was ldle, are pitLos Angeles 1 4 0 .200 Harrison on a. run was stoppe~. ~be ball to the ooe yard stripe. one. Bill Engllflb "nmediate1;r r1es. ted against each other this! SIDELINED Sunday's Resaltl Pomeroy, WI~ a balanced 8L.- Werry then went in for the six-i went over. Number ODe week in a nationally televised Green Bay 31 Detroit 21 tack, ~ored farst afte~ about pointer on the next play ani Other highllghtl of 1be ftul WINDOW'! J u b i I a n t Arkansas Coa~h grudge mate· h. : MOSCOW (UPI) - Docton: re- Cleveland 23 Dallas 17 two nunutes of the openmg quar- Hysell followed wiUl the extra·lhall were a pass tnterceptloD F_rank Broyles announced wttll Record Broken ported that «orld high jump St Louis 20 Pittsburgh 7 ter had elapsed when Charles points to give Pameroy 8 22-!1 by Mike O'Brien, a 1q pant ~~~~~fu~ hi~ accu.~lomed calmn~s~, "' I\ champion Valeri Brumel of Baltimore 38 Washington 7 . Hyfledll broked loose andd.rtsca m· lead. still in the first quarter.lreturn by Still and 11 31 yd. pall thinK the team has qualified to The eighth-rated Fighting lr·1Rutista Will be sidelined at l~ast New York 35 Phtladelphta 'J:l 1 pere 46 yar : 1o pttv 1 11 .V· Eddie Baer's recovery of an. from Werry to Engllilb. . 1 sell also camed for the extra ••Jther Wildcat rumble set !.."---l be rated No. l." tsh appeared desfmed to wm •a year because of broken leg Ch1cago 45 Minnesota '!7 up The victory upped However, Nebraska made a the nattonal champ!Onship last 1bones he suffeted man automo- San !"ranc1sco 45 Los Angeles . th p hd A reserve team record to ~1 r ,strong bid to keep the top spot bef h· · th · b"J1 "d AID.. Standings ;mn er omeroy 1our wn , 21 CROSS HARDWARE Ifor at least another week recor~r~ui:;~n1n ~~~ ~=.~~~ e · motorcycle accJ ent. Sunday's Game! I again Baer recovered the ball o the season. ~ lfPI Rrirfs Ki\'er news I I ' '. •Pic~~~~~!~ !~~~n entry form. Entry with most wins and LOW RATES. Make mistake abovt ill l'lAuwlole'e - . . _ lbe lowool 'fOI&'U fiod _ .....,., 2. BBOAD CO'IEIIAGE. llatloa- · Do .... broadoot. tibond ......wide gl-. • ..._ road loday. 3. FAST CLAIMS SEIMCE. - ! d o pcrp elaimo laslf 0.... kcdf - pa1t1 wllhlto 24 bouno a1tor prool allaMIF,. ,_. car k mmcw. . . IDIN WIWAMS INSURANCE AGENCY 2t4 I, 2nd lt. h1rl 111!1 1Co1t Wlllli!M " - • 0. 'lltiLAND OIL l llftNINI COMPlNY GALEN .. BROWN, .Afont Hlghwoy Rou.. 124 Mlllllsvllle, Ohio PhoM WYIIItlotte 2-21d6 --- • Fr1ncos Alkire Harriaonvllle, Ohio ' .------I OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM I 1 I Week Ending Od. 23 e Weekly contests are open to ev· 1 I eryone except employees and NAME - - - - - - - - familes of Duttons & Rollers. . I e All decisions of judges are fin- I ADDRESS 11. In case of tie, duplicate pri· I ~:'!,'~;~~res f. Winner wiD be judged zes will be awarded. Entries must be submitted on the official form, as printed In this paper, or obtainable at Duttons or Rollers. • Entries must be deposited In official contest boxes displayed in sponsors place of business or postmarked Thursday preceedtng g8Jne. eThe deadline for weekly submJs. lion ia I P.M. Friday. e DUTTON DRUG STORE N. s-ncl Ave. Middleport, o. 1 ~ Score ,. I I. Middleport_ va. Wol~ I I 2· pomoroy_ "" Nelaanvllll._.__ I 3. R1cin• ,., North Golllta.a_ _ l 1 I 4. W1ho.,. ·'VI. Eillllllhllmmt\.•_ _ 5. Rutlond- ,., McArthu~'-- ------- ROLLER'S Mil St. .\ I �, - ,Wildcats, Pass, Run for 18-7 Victory t-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy·Middlepon, •· oet. 18, 1965 ' 'N HIS OWN SPHERE Period for B ekwheat • 0n Edocation ParceISIS Sodety Notes Is Announced ;~;;e:~~~;.s~~~e~~S::a;• . ~. . Three eeks 71-a! ..LA STiwG. IMA.:5E a;: tHE WORLD SERia§i IS .WNt»Y I«JUFtAK LET INGELS DO ITI IXPERT INSTAlLATION! _Chargers Hit With Surprise lnBeantown Floor coveJ'JDJ: for .,.817 tlud of floor. Belt pattuna. ProfesslonaJ IutoUallou by ., or do it JOIIrltlf. Call WY ~ lor !reo ~d. !Illite, __J This column is dedicated to Your reputation can't be hurt , family living, so If you're ha~- YOUTH ASKED FOR rr By CURT BLOCK ARMSTRONG'S linoleum ,.,.,. lnl.lid Vinyl HELEN HELP USJl 1.-- by Helen l!lottel Ipie,Thistheircolumn is for young problems and hanging around wHh INGILS fURNJTURE I \ I. 1 Outstanding Player Award I Show me afilter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat." Racine Sn. . :ety Notes I I I What's new in tiger country? \ I d l II SHIRT • 'j I R b• . I ~~m~m~a:ge~sa~le~in~~~~~~~§ I I' 'I I II I I '' ,II ' I' ' I Dry~ a load of for just a • penny's worth otGASI N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Ofllct lloan; t to 12, ! to 0 (CJoH II NOOII OD 3 JJI -JutCoarta,.....,, See Us For Your Remodeling NHdsl • Storm Doors & Windows • kitchen C:.binets e Floor Tile •nd Mrs. Everett Lambert were t~ Rife has employment Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lambert, I Ath 'd 8 nd n ens. Charlotte, Donny, Davt Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee 0 l'heryl of Hem!~~ 1rov~ie~:·1 Rife and sons of Columbus re'"d Mrs. Cectl Gtlog Y• ' cently spent a weekend with .ldfrey and Alisa Ann of Alh-i his mother, Mrs. Ethel Rife •ns, Mrs. Joe Jolmson and Bov· and Jimmie . erly, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr and Mrs Gorath Kisor ('rover and Mr and Mrs Carl · · ' ' • · of Wellston spent an evening Mourning 'of Elyria . .The latter with Mr. rnd Mrs. Charles 'h-!r . and Mrs. Mournmg Vl!llted · Rife and Larry. I his mother, Mrs. Dale M~urn. Mrs. Joe Vatella and ing of Middleport while viSiting Vatella spent an evening here over the weekend. . Mrs. Freda Bowen. Mr. and Mr~. Harley Hanmg Larry Rife recently made and Mrs. Marvm White ond Bry- buSiness trip to Wellston. an and Denise Elaine of Flat- Mrs. Myrta Rife has woods were Sunday afternoon aUing. visitors of ller parents, Mr. and I Mr. and Mrs. 0 . M. Rife Mr~. Everetl Lambert. . Carpenter, R. D. I, spent Mr. and Ms. Harold Gtllogly afternoon with Mrs. M)rta and Vickoe and Bruce or Cal·[ and Mrs. Fay Wood. penter and Mr. and Mrs. Guyl Mr. o. M. Rife, Mrs. Myrta HIJssell and Terry Lynn . _ of Rife and Mrs. Fay Wood Pomeroy were Sunday VlSJtors on Mr, and Mrs. Charles ol their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday aiternoon. Other• ~::1 Lincoln R~ssell. were Mr. and Mrs. Ra, 81 Karen G~ikey of Albany was Carpenter R. D. They Tuesday VISitor of her grand- Ion Mrs. Joe Vatella and parents Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln in the evening. Russell. . Joseph L. Rife of Chillie<~he MISs Ltnda Smith was over· spent an evening wilb hlo night guest Friday with eats. Miss Jo Smith. --------Mi" Linda Smith was over· are urged to attend this impor·l night Friday guest of Miss Jo !ant meetinJ. Smith. - -- -Mr. and Mro. W. A. Elam of Barrett, W. Va. were the weekend visitors at their honn~ll here and with their son daughter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam. Carl McElroy, student at the Columbus Business c•ntly was a week end of his pareDts, Mr. and • Paul McElroy and Bill. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarver, Johnny and Eddie, of Mlnjlo Junction and Mr. an4 Mn. """'II ry Barr o! Langsvllle were recent weekend fldlora of tbell' II poreDts.,Mr. and Mrl. llow411'dJI Thomo and other relatlvu. Mr. aod Mrs. Doyle Knapp II and Kall Loe o! Laapyille eenliy spent Saturday and day wilb her [lll'ellla Mr. Mrs. Cltarley D. Smith and Jo. ....... IA.IIN ESTIMATES WY2-5321 N. 2nd Ave. TALK ABOUT.o. PORK CHOPS •• • • • • Ubby's All THE HOT WATER TOU WANT ' WIIN YOU WANT lT WITH All f BEO'RIC WATER HEA11Rf Tomato Juice .. 48-oz. · ·, Bo•e Beawty WbeCber 1here 11n1 two or teD in your famDy ••• 110 matter how much bot water your fawily -m, you'll alWIIYS have plenty with a Quiclc Rec:overy Electric Water Heater. For dishes, clothes, baths, when everytlUoa ilgoq at once, you'll be glad you cboae a modem electric water J--. 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Rife ·Mr· and Mrs Doyle MutU ofl -------~~ Sunday dinner guests or Mr.l ~n~~rs. Joe Vatella and Billy[l ~~·:..::~~:.·::;~:_::::_:::.:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 clothes a-o •. Wolf Pen Socl'ety Notes 1 Weekend gusts of Mrs. Fr•n- ; Neigler w~e Mr. and Mrs. 1 Clarmce Tllorbum ol Fla. Mrs. TOOrburn was the .....__ _ _ __ -:.-:,-:- ._ M.yme 8ayre of Plants. Mr. ODd Mrs. S. G Marrs of Vinton spent Sunday Mrs Maud Young. Mr. and Mrs. George T~~~~~~~ and ........,.,, Eliza, of ( . nati were weekend guuts her mother, Mrs. Lillian Lee. Mr. ond Mrs. William Smith ' and Jeff of Daytoo w.... gu"'"'ll -Sunday oilier mother, Mrs. ry Hayman. ' Mrs. llarlaret 1 spent several days in Cembridge City, Ind. guests of her uncle, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Miner Will. Mr. and Mrs. Bon Philion . Gomer Lewta spent weekond with Mr and Mrs. Franklin Spence at PUTBACKTHETAITE 1 Given to Boy I LUCKYSTRIKEFIUERS tal ° • & WED. MON., TUES. NEW I I ~ THE SHOE BOX the , In!; kid trouble or JUSt plain VPI Sports. Writer of girl you describe . I trouble.' let Helen help YOU. WAU...TO-WAU CARPETING Wlmt do you .g•v~ the team/ ures, their troubles fun. And what happened or didn't She wtll also welcome your MONA WI( that hes everythi11ji. As with the rest of Helen Help happen last year should have own amuSing experiences. Ad· MAGEl .Boston presented San Diego Us, It welcomes laughs but no effect whatsoever on your! dr.ess Helen Bottel in car of il:lpon iDit.allaUon wll~ 1 tie and. the Ch~gers won't dodge 8 serious friendship. Ith1s newspaper. SatiB:ta etlan can t exchange d at a friendly tion with a brush-off. BUT! I'd steer clear of girls, --- - - Guuanteed department store. . Send your teen-age who circulate ugly rumors. TheyI LODGE TO MF.ET could also spread them about ' 1 The unbeaten Chargers Sidled to YOUTH ASKED you. - H. Past Masters night will 1 into Beantown Sunday leading, care of Helen Help Us 1the American Football League newspaper. DEAR JOliN 1obxerved Tuesday evening m t?tal offense, total defense, TIIREE'S A CROWD Deur Helen : the Masonic Temple at 7:3() p. ••• A S 4 MAA/ A P,o!;?T ONC E passmg offense and passmg de- De H 1 . l've just concluded a tour in m. in Middleport when the J..../E G QES: IN TO lense. In addition, they had I t~ke et~~e bo s and 1 the military. Duriii!J this lime ' Middleport Lodge, 363 F &' H t$ Pt /Ci-1/N.._; scored more pomts t~an any /' know which 1 sh%uld try for. I. was going with a wonderful AM, wJil conferr the Master M ..J T /O.V /" Iother team and permitted the Boy 1 He's 18 . He was girl. We gut along great and Mason Degree and 25 year p~ns fewest. ! ed t ll me 0ne ni ht and made plans to get married. J Mason Degree and 25 yearp lSD , Obviously a mismatch with :;"J 't ~ c~ ~ t - thought 1 understood he ' I will be pre.enled. Refreshments~· 1 .· tbe winless Patriots or so it n · Ide s thvery mceH, through and through ' and 1 was will be served. James Euler is ed years o er an me. e u . seem . h l'k sure she loved me.J just didn't' 1\ .M. 1 0 The only thing Sid Gillman's ' 8 ~ ~ ; h d nd see how anytt•lng could change - · :=========::::::::::::::::::===::::;;:::;;,:::,:;;;,;::::.:::::;::~ squad lacked was someone "' to oyt f. he s Ma 00 tha h t But it did ' "' 1 ndlt t geres . yrnoeraes · blkfil ·• oc • " goa s, a cos hi Everything was going along 1 "Alii said was : . them. ;~y 3_ I've never dated him smoothly until my girl friend ·~ Good Klddng because he doesn't like girls went away to college. Now her Gino Cappelletti, the league so 1 don't think 1 have a chance: whole outlook on life has changscormg champ, second He,s JUSt . a year older lh an me. ed · She says she made a mis- .' · booted f the h II thr a ee-pomters rom 2t B t h LOOKS at me lake doesn't want to ron· . . ' and and 22 yard lines to earn the ti u e tmue wiUl me. Pats a lS-13 standoff with the mPies. t 11 h When two people were so .. ld easeemewo 1 . W 1 estern D VJSIOD ea ers. try t t 'th d much m love can one change I Elsewhere in the AFL Buffalo d . go ?,ult' WI 'tan , so fast ?· I do~'t want to lose , Cl on 1 say s up o you. crushed Kansas ty 23-7 and UNDECIDED DATER her. I feel if this happens !'Il l Denver upended Houston 28--17. never trust women again Saturday night, New York and Dear U. S.: .md I'll nver have any faith : I certainly WON'T SAY, "It's in myself. _ HARRY r Mrs. Frances Wilcoxen was Oakland played to a 24-24 tie. hostess when the Esther Circle up to you." And if your moth- Dear Harry : I met at the First Baptist Church · 'er does, she 'd better turn There's not a person alive J 0h T ehlll 13 0 1 Mlddl _ Friday eveniii!J, Oct. 8. The Mrs. Gilkey, 73. ber "good conduct medal." who hasn't lest out sometime, n ann ' h' hy e · meeting opened with the group Dies Saturday Before you date ANY boy, somewhere, to someone, so prac. port, was ~ted t e trop as l. singing "Come Forth, Ye Men . wait at least two more years, tice that debonaire shrug and the outstandtl1ji tournament play- of Every Race and Nation."/ Mrs. Mary Gertrude Gtlkey,l llttie 12-year-old - H. file !his gal under "Narrow Es- / er Sunday at th.e concluSion oL Mrs. Helen Simpson led the de- 113, died Saturday, October 16, Dear Helen : capes. " She Isn't ready for mar- , the ~wo-d~y Ohio Team Table votions using the theme "First in Columbus. She JS survlved I'm 16 and a new girl rlage and she'1 smart enough /· Tenms Tnals held to select · New Testament Missionary!' ! by her husband, Homer Gilkey, town. The girl next door is to let you off the hook. Be grate. _ players on a first and second After !he business meeting, a /Mtddleport; three daughters, age and hes been jul! sweU lui she found It out BEFORE , team of ltve players each to program was presented by Mrs. Mrs. Cethryn Coppl and Mrs. me. She's a rea] sweet kid compete In llle Natl.., al Men:• Marie Roush,"Challenge of Lens Proffitt, Colwnbus, and the everydey toeD-age girl: Team Toornamet:t i!l DetrOit Change," with a closing medi· Mrs. Charles Demorst, Del a- Ute, higb Ideals, friendly, next month. tation from Matthew 1~: 31-46. ware; 10 grandclilldren, Ill From some other girl! I Competing in a ruund-robin 5The Love Gilt program, "Love Igreat grandchJidren and 1 lis- I heard 1 rotten otory !everybody plays everybody), Never Fails," hy Mrs. Roush ter, Mrs. Esta Rush, Colum- her. They said she was pregwilh the top 10 Ohio men play- followed. Refreshments wore bus. nant last year and wont to ers and 10 others invited on,served in the church baaement Funeral services will be held 1other stale to heve the the basis of their 1965 perform· by Mrs. Wilcolen. Tuemlay mll111lDg, October 19 Should l believe these frierldi? ances, Tannehfll flnlsbed lOth Mr. RJchanl Roush 1a a po. II IG a. m. at the A. T. Held U the story Is true, will Jt for a place on the second team. tient in GallipoUa CIIDic lor eye Fuaeral Home in Columbus. DIY reputation to handld ~::~1 He won 10 matches and lost surgery. Burial will be made in Che- with her? - STILL F nine. llhire Gravel IDll cemetery LY Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Farra where gravesllle services will De s F Two other Junior-age players left Sunday to visit their daugb- be conducted Tuesdsy at 1:30 /r"'a..... r ............=--==--.il also won p'ares on the teams, t~ and f<~ J~i~y in .Florida and p. m. by the Rev. Fred Henry, 15, of Columbus,i w1U also vtstt the1r son, Joe Cbeesebrew. and Richard Ferrell 16 of Cleve- Farra, and fsmily who are staland. Henry finished In third tioned in Alabama, he beil1ji In FINISHING r'>cP and Ferrell fifth. Don Ly- the servi ce. I JILL WINS Our best qu11ity ons, Dayton, current 0 hI o Mrs. Donald Wolfe and Jan- CHERRY lULL, N. J. service men's sinllles champion, was . ice spent several days in Cleve- -steeple Jill woo the l>b,}OO 1 first, and was awarded the 1J'o. land visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sol-, Vineland Handicap at Garden phy as the best individual play· on Butcher and son, Jerry, State Park. 1 DAY SERVICE 4 new sporty Pontlecs We took a 3 new luxury PantiiCI Since wo 3 new dlsllllfiUIIhad PoniiiDI The er. family . ON REQUEST ~Juah Interior, puilt lo our 12Hnch wheelbelieve you can never have enough of • Star Chief HKOCUtlve for people who Tannehill is the 1965 U. S. Mr. and Mrs. Frank ANNOUNCE SALE I base car, added s peci~l trim end features, good thing, we added 1 hardtop coupe oingles and doubles chempion spent the weekend with Mr. The 8 et 40 wtU sponsor its 0 JnSOn S ore looking for Bonnevill..tyle luxury ot and whammol Ventura] and r:onverllble to our Brougham lin&. CalailnHtylo prioOi. (tan'! everyone!) in boys under 14 and tbe ily and atMrs. Canadilm naUonal till@bolds in boY' TippHugh City.Cai rns and coming and ::::::;~~= under 16. The trials were bold Mr. and Mrs. Larry Grimm at the Columbus Table Tennis Columbus spent the Courts, 24M Cleveland-av. j wilh his parents, Mr. Mrs. Roderick Grimm. - - - - -- - - Mrs. Frankie Neigler r<!lumed home after s!>OIJdini weeks with hr son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Clyde 1 eros. and children. I llover, Ohio !lpent a weebllil SOIL with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Qx. G1110e1 were pla,.cl and pr1zo cle and Iamey. . es awarded to Mrs. llllll MelJI. Waller, l!vl and Sadie Arc1J.1 Mrs G Erb u 0 er accm~panied by Mr. a•' ha~t, ' rover ' - .. -~ M of Ra• Retbel and Mra. Cleland lllnel. 1 Mrs. CIll!uru orse 'efreshments were served by ho•te.. 1o u•· Mr nd M Jack scar- !Jove and Mrs. Ben Neutzling, WI HM ~ · a rs. . t Mrs. Arnold Hayes Mrs. P'red 1f By Sarab M. Rife CongreB!man Waller · . oe. 1brough of Basban vulted a Dessauer Mrs. Be~ Wolfe, • Mr and Mrs Jerry Bowen ter anuounced today that mv1- the lloyd Roush home Sunday M R ' Se'd bel .,_ A 10 ovember · ' Sharon Har- -ti ay 1and ena Mrs, ""''· Oc!Alber :11 IAl N and doagnter Mra. ~ on• have been sent to educo- afternoon. . • 11rs.Ehersbach Denver. has been clealinated for mall· vey of Cansl Winchester spent !ions! leaders in the lot~, Dts-[ Eddie YoUIIll of Sidney Is VJs- Tho ' lng of Cbrlstma! parcels by Sunday with Mrs. Fay Wood, trlct to participate In a Part- itiii!J his grandparents, Mr. and! ~•miiiaiii.iiiii....iiiiiiiiii;;;;;;iiiii"il 11r surface transportation IAl mem· and Mrs. Myrta Rile. !M'rs lor .Pr~f"" Conference Mrs. Edson Roush. hers of the annef forces over· Mr. and Mrs. George Bever- m Education. The conference Dale Warner called on Robert Heodqulrlln seas. For airmoll parcels, the tdie and daugbler, Cethy Jo of ":~ ~ held ·~t~he Oh~n:'~ See SUnday afternoon. period 1a December I IAl 10. Lanraster spent Friday night ~~ d ~ m ens, e ' For . .. Greeting cards for the armed and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. an · i Third Friday Club forces overseas should be mall· Charles Rife and Larry. . "The purpose of the confer- I E Ia • ed ed within the periods desljnat- Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Birtcher once," Moeller said, "will be to 8 n 1er '"· ertaiDed lor parcels Uthey are to have and children of JohMtown and aaseBB the educational needs of Mrs. Ev:tt D~ley ":\ Frl I a reasonable expectation of de- Fred Birtcher of Pomeroy spent ;our District, to stimulate com- ed the Th Frl ah c U ~ !•very prior to Christmas. S.turda afternoon with Mr.l munlty action to meet these day evemng a'. her orne, The term "Armed Forces Ov·l and ~s. Charles Rife. Mrs. needs, to inform our constllu- St. A short busmess sesSion was erseas" Include personnel of our Fay Wood spent Saturday even- ents ol•nl!ing federal programs conducted by Mrs. Henry ~~1 armed forces, members. of log with her brother Charles designed to assist local educa. b&, president, wblch ope . Middleport, 0. 1 their families, and authorized Rife who is ill, whiie Mr!l. tional agencies to meet their ~wt~th~th=e~Lor=d:'•::Pr:a:ye:r:m::u:m:-~~~~=~==::""1 U. ~. civilians employed ove~- Cha;les Rile and son, Larry, needs, and to describe the proseas ·who receive their mad and Mrs. Joe VateUa, were in cedures to be fol~?wed to secure through an APO at New ~ark, Pomeroy shopping. such U<;lstance. ; ~' •ltle, Wash., San FranciSco, I Mrs. Ethel Rife and James I City, Village, and County or the .~leet Post Offi.,., N~w~ Dale spent Sunday with rela-1 Superintondents, College and / York, Seattle, or San Francts- 1tives in Gallipolis and Crown University Presidents, and par·! co. City. ochial school leaders have been Ail articles should be paci<ed' Mrs. Larry Hoffman and son invited to bring their delega-/ In boxes of wood, metal or sol- of Albany and Mr. and Mrs. lions to the December Conferid fiberboard. All ilberboard Ray Brooks of Carpenter call· ence. Resource persons from b» ·es should be securely wrap- ed on Mr. and Mrs. Charles various federal offices and ag· . ped in heavy paper which . rna- Rife, Sunday afternoon. encies will be present, especial- j eels addressed to some mtlltaryl Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tho- 1y from the U. S. Office of Ed- · terially strengthens the package. mas and sons of Athens spent ucation, the Office of Econom·1 A slip showing list ol contents Sunday with Mrs. Freda Bowen. ic Opportunity, and the Nation-, and addressee should be enclos- Larry Rife spent Sunday even- a! Sctence Foundatton. The 0!ed In the parcel. Form• 291!6 or ing with Mrs. Ethel Rile and lice of the State Superintend- ~ 2976-4. custom declaration, com-1·5001 James Dale. ent of Public Instrucl.ion will alpieled by the sender are request- Mr and Mrs Jerry Bowen so be represented. Because of 1 ed on parcels to many destlna~ Mrs. · Fay Wood. and Mrs. Myr: lirnitMti?ns of space, the size ?f; lions. _. . . t;, Rife called on Mr. and Mrs. delegations to the Conference lS I In addthon to arttcles noi'Tn•l- . Charles Rife Sunday morni11ji. j bemg restricted. ly prohibited "' the m.ails, mat- j Other callers were Mr. and ches of all kinds a~d ltghter nu. , Mrs. Charles A. •Jack ) Rife ol id may not be matled to an ov- St. Albans, w. Va., who were I erseas military address. enroute to Clifton W. Va . Clgarets, other tobacco pro- attend the funeral ' or her C~US· ducts, coffee, and various olh· ,in, S.-Sgt. William Grant Bo-1 er items are prohbttied In par· b eels addressed to some mllltar 1 °joseph L. Rife and daughters . . · post offices. Karen Leeand L'nd f Chilli Wilmer Ctrcle of Galhpohs 1ao - . · M C' l cothe spent an evening with vu~ted wtth ary trc e rehis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Char- cnB!ity Van Meter and Marga. les Rtfe •nd Larry. Other guests t Ann Carle! a d 800 Pat. were Mr. Harold Rile of Mid· ~~ck spent an :en~g wltb Mr. TRY IIEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS dletown, Ind.,. Mrs. Mrs. Ethel Rife, ..~,=~=:z: Hurshel Justice, Fay and R DMra. Ray Byers of Racine.l "t;:.!;.!!..----~~~ ..,.e• r.c.. ,.,.., .Mo.-.. .. · • I Over North Gallia Pirates Saturday Night ' Conferenee Dally Seutlnel, Pomef07·Middleport. o., Oct. 18, 196M 101 Off l.IW $.'141 .... 29c ·-· 10.0..1~ I �.. 91R05 Fl.'l SQUTH RJR ... Classified Ads Your Modern Community ·n ulletin Board ' . Sentinel, WANT AD INFORMAnON Lost - 2SIGNS · Pomerov 'All' 0, Oct. 18, 1965 and Found U~ For Sale ~~-~ u:~:r:e:nc~Bc;:,~~.: UAI911CTI501NO·OOSataurdmay,OOcntobar23, .....:rA'\.tre. Rent electric ...,.. of the death' of ·my """ ,.r...=-::::".., . _ o. $1.port.Baker Furniture,10 18·-~.. and the Sale of my farm, 1 ""' " ...will sell the following ---· - '"' ....:,:"'.!:;;;' ~ adt ··••M""- ....,. ~ ':: Card Of Thanks 1 WOULD LIKE to thank the Pomeroy Emergency ...~ .. :~: Dr. (,'harles Mullens, '"" ff .• ·nurses and office sta anu w all those who sen•tn~~c~air~dgs o~r my Motor Co. "-V<.J QUAliTY ... ou; Gil · AppIe Grove Society Notes __... 1961 Chevrolet Impala H.T. Cpe. _ _ $139S ert ted ... a1 proRop ty 1oca N uuh State u e l.M, ort of State Park at Portland, Ohio. Watch for aigDS. . . Antique calendar wan ''""" brass kettle and atand, Ch tabl1 two owned by nuroe. White finish. Red interior, new tires. 8 eyl Autornatlo lrJUUi. Sharp as any 61 model you will ever find. Locolly Jesse LeWlS• ((~\) v j m1e Jones, Curtis ODd Carla, ~ .... Ted Jones bill joined ·lurobUa, and Ted Josea a1 AU> tho Athens poUce !orca. n· Sat d Ies ur ay :.-p~:..!:~-=~eff': PT. PLEASANT- The Sbel'- Friday evening when their chi!· By Mrs. Herbert Roush Iff's deparbnent Investigated· dren piBDDed 1 surprise eel•· Funeral services were held 1two m!ahaps Sunday aflernoolll bra lion In banor of their 35th Saturday at the home of Mr., on RL 17 resuiUng ID per80DII w"""'- aonlvenary. Those SAKES ALIVE !I and Mro. Charles Lawson for injury to one and heavy proper- '\pr........ eoent lor the occasion were 1 ty d o the infant daughter Vanessa o · anrage, Mr. and Mrs. Gena Jef!en and :r.:'"" 1962 Chevrolet Impala Super Spt. - $1795 ~~~· and Mrs. Bob Law•on by The first occurred at 4:30 children, Mr. and Mrs. Lavern .,.,. - I'"" Rev. James Early. Inter· p.m. on Rt. 7 at the interoeo- Jordau and lamlly, Mr. aDd ··HardT cou •-boo! f er Wh't ftn 1'sh men! was in Fairview cemetery. Uon of Rt. t7 and Little SllleeD u - . Jolm Dunham --• child-·op pe. ;x pro essor prev. own • I e · Bll• Ulll • Olftb' ~~ Red interior, bucket seats, V8 engtne, powM steeting. Auto· Mrs. Craig Theodore, Lisa Mile road when a car drlfeD ren, Mr and Mn. Richard • .Ual..- ...,.. • _... erry matie trans. Radio, heater and many other extras. We dare and Todd, Columbus, spent the Billy R. Chambers, 36, St. Al- .,..uen, ·.,_ Faye Jordan and dressen, Kimball J'OU to find one eleaner. ...........Mrs .u. Beulah NlDo Cordray and the .,..... weekend with Mr. an d Mrs. bana, and one driven by ...,.,., .. c.n• ,. wan ,. nuw .., helped in any way ;"'o:,"'~unt aa ...., Iiiii _, stay at !rleigs General top desk, I lot cal old . H. Oth ll s on Good 18 Cln I " lllded . .., .,.. 11 pllal. Herbert Whaley. .._ Ke!IIDOI't OU rllllgll, Ray emey. r ca er ' • c nnaw, co , honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. CARh . . . . . . . . . .,.,.,....... 10 18 "V house llelrlgaratoor ,.,~ the Helneys were Don Heiney wlen Chambers was attemP!ing, Reed Jeffers. Other recent visi:aaaa.ll...... ~-:. machine, dreaaen, brasa.~i,·.t.....i';.. of New Matamoras, and Mr. to make a turn. Good was cl.ted · itors at th0 Jeffers borne were on..a aouaa FOR SALE ' ~. OPEN &YES. 9:00 P.M. and Mrs. Floyd Farrs, Racine. lor failure to bave his veh1cle . • ,. • " ,... •· ._ -" -ay bed, odd · her brother and SJster·m-Jaw . . . . , ._ ._ 10 -1~ ridiDI ...,..d.,_.,_ 1 dry ...... . Wesley BeDel, Sr., Ia a pa- under control. Property darn· · .,.. "' ...., 11Jilll!:l5 .......... ,M Mroan """"• aun •w", 11111•11Pr, CliO tlent at Meigs General hospit- age was estimated at $275. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Coday with traDer, ..,~ hall tree!, Oak 1!11J1board, and al and would appreciate cards There v·ere no personal injuriea.! of Athens. ••"" liD cnltivator, $20; deep well jc~ other old luruiture, Reel Estata For Sale and letters from his friends., The second mishap occurred Mr. _and Mrs. Paul Sheil, LinPHONE WY 2·2156 pump, f40. 1 rotary 1 reel machine, old work bencit, a Businea Services lilt~ BeUes is 90 years old. at 5:05 near the Irwin farm 0 n,dal R1cky, Gregory and RolNotlce - · both $15. lot of good tools, IAL't I'J. David Fox of Athens spent Rt 17 when a car driven by land, Steuhenvilie, spent Saturnnr, fll; U ca. It rrig •u· ocaies, and good David -. allon IOI'VIce. Jack's ''!'.' if'.• -'-'11' jth; weekend with his parents, Joho S. Bolash, 45, Toledo, col· day night and Sunday her • NEW LIFE MISSION_ A ..,. lire refrigerator, $00.00 ·~"'.'' ley Garden_ Tractor, wl!~.~ oration, New Haven, ·: ''" '-"""1 and Mrs. Bill Fox. He is 1Uded with one driver by Fior-I with Mrs and Mrs. Mends! Jorles of reUglool ' dl) ment PI 1'8J181, $20.00. li'Vll1 mowers to fit Many ""'"' TU 1.-3537 I I lie attending Ohio University. ence Ely, 70, Charleston, caus- dan and Walter. Mr. and Mrs. begin al the Cliltol1 Mllllr, RL 141, Q08f • .... aselu1 items oot listed. · POMEROY - I story frame, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Wheeler 11ng the Ely vehicle to go over Dwaine Jordan and Bryan join~ ter 10 18 • ., Terma: Cash. Bradford '' 5 rooms, b•th, basement With, were in Psrkersburg where Mn. an embankment and strike a ed them lor Sunday dinner. Mr. dlsl Church Oct. !1 · ~- Com••-. Everyday s....-1'als ...,, at Col urobia Schoo I """ ,....., Not r-oeveraI rooms• furoace hea•·• Wheeler consulted a doctor. nUUty pole, breaking It in hal!. SheUtau••• Nov. &. ~~; ,_<;_hari~ BTU fl~ro 00.·;;:,; for accldeoll. at tng, front and back porcheo, Glenn Wolle of Washington, MTB. Ely complained of storn-1 aeveral years ago. of Nitro wwspecial , . gu~• all eontro!J. I • Sty!• P01$t er. A very WY Ul42. New. •tl10· 15· """ 3tc SigDed: Mra. Ralpb McDade • H Ma reI garage. $7 •000·00· D. C. spent severn! days at ach pains and Will liken to a Mark Raynard, aon of Mrs. 1 25 1 lhl Lunoh will be HTftCL 1 rculo .....••• • • MIDDLEPORT - Ono story his home here. Charleston hospital. The 1962 Doris Stout Raynard, underwent Is uteoded by AI: : "!"'" 10 I 6tc Shampoo & Sots •. $1.50 frame, 4 rooms, bath, front Rita and Mike Salser ofiOidsmohiie driven by Mrs. Ely an emergency appendectomy at n~. . - Washer, ·:,:~~ · 30 day color rln .., and back -ches ~...., Sb e1termg · pa stor, Rav. James out "" SPeed .. ~· • gas fired . Dorcas spent the we ek end was demo1·ISbed and P•.....-·• Arms Hospital in Jr. to come and help erator dinette set, ~~':'0:' 'lbt lormer Jomtl 8ayre ...., Shampoo & set · · $3.50 furnace, forced air heating. with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pear- damage to tho Bolash car wn AtheJIII. He 1• now conva!escinK lblpt cruaadt for -;,:.; tape divan """"• In 8yr&CU88 I badroo1111, '.:~11 Permanents · · $7.50 up Large lot 200 fL on Route 7· son. Sunday guests of the.estirnated at $2&0. The mlsbap saUsfactorily at the home of 11__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _1°__ •~ glider awing, gas war~ lloora, IDve}J kllchlll, . •~11 We Sell aod Service $5,000.00. Pearsons were Mr. and ' IJ still under lovestigalloD. his grsodparents, Mr. and Mrs. Momlnl! etrculating beater, I IJaseDI.nt, 181 lumace, Wigs and Wigleto IIIIDDLEPORT - II> story Mrs. Roger TheiBS and BarRobert Stout. I WilL NOT be ltiiJ"DDblloih= hedt, dNier outlit\.>1~~~ lo~ ~ lluondng. -;;~o. Marie's Style Post frame, & rooms, bath, ullhty bara and Barry and Jleth of Earl Starkey was lnstaliing of· debts contracted by IDJ I. 1111111. Beled alfalfa_;-:·. ~·• _eye Building and Loaa """ RL 124 Ph. WY 2-52n room, front porch, enclosed Dorcas. fleer when he and other mem~ !D1Ieil- wm::mll 1ij1 IJDOII!l!· B. 14. Ooopef • i ·,';~" 1ipolll, Ohio. Pb. ~ IW SyroeuiO. Ohlo ~back~ po~rc~h, cellar, store Mrs. John Hill and Mrs. Har-1 '-'11-1 f bers from Columbia Grange • Yillt, Oblo. tO t5 uc :~ ~ corner iDt. $7,5QO.IJO ry Hill !ell "unday evening by went to Green Valley Grange CATHOIJC WOMEN'• Club of FRIGIDAIRE, defrosting .. lype, maclllnel, rwpaJr .... iJIII:ATIN!-l· Bll'IU._ COX,~~ !rain for. visit with relatives Vinton County Pomona Grange. a.... -...... o1 111 ]D first class shape. B~r: vlca, all makBI. WY N284Dnol BotUo Gu • BroWY U830 in California. 1 E Main 10 IS 3tt Roy Donohue of the boat Bel· ng and 1nstaJled the officers of the Sacred .,..., ....,.... Pomeroy will bavt a- a. saiD prio1. Phone 1192-7436. Tha l'abrlc llbop, tilers, 618 · .~ Vlton County Pomona Grange. gasbord ID lhl cbardl "'id10 14 6tp Anthroized liDglr 8a1ll and Pameroy. 9 22 tlo pre at Charleston spent oeveral Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Starkey others who accompanied him torlum Thuraday, October "VAiJANT 1o Sorvice. 118 lie a.iJimONEI!II •adays with his wile, Mildred and and Mrs. Joe Sayre were in, were Mrs. Starkey, Carl Gree1> 1962 from I 1111 1:811 p. ID. .OpeD 110. Two bedrooms. Will ,;1lll966 radio lamplell Servil:o family. HuntiDgton, W. Va. Tuesday loi lees and Mr. and Mrs. Mendal · 1 to the pubUc. Adu1ll, tJ,OO. lor $3IIOO.OO with furniture or equipped. t IIJlHd . Crill Bradlor~ Roy Pearson, John mi~ Cllf· oelect furniture for the Mt.l Jordan and Walter. Childrelt, 10 G8IIIL $2 _ without · Du•l volunm control. Four Wrtt.. Prone or Contad Ente ed Hoopltal lord Hill, Harry HUI, James Union Church. 500 00 10 11 6!• a:. - • ODd one exrta ···- months old. Walnut finish. A. t,. IIRADFIIRD r . Ry Hill, Jameo Carnahan, Da~ Mrs. J. 0. Grim who has _ _ _ _ _ __:;;,.::..:.... ........ ~ '.~... f Ra In Oblo Persons entermg Holzer Hos- las Hill are deer bunting at been seriously ill and confioed ..... that caJ1 bo moved with it. Take over psymanll 0 ... c .. pita! over the weekend were:_ Riffle, Colo. to Ml St. Mary's boBpital In CCI 5 1 tie D 1 L A 1 4Q Sycamore St LOSB WElGII'I' 11111J . w~ Call Chester 1185-2352 .;· .;; month or pay balance of 1 ~A Diet Tab'~ ODI•\ . ,... Try It lD h · ara · nge' ., Mr. Bod Mrs. Don Beegle and Nelsonville where she under~- · , · • 2351 or oee Earl Williams. .54. J11111 orne. La D Croll 2145 98c at Stark 1 J'barmat:J. 10 12 etc rry · ' Zane of Columhos spent a week went surgery two Urnes, Is now 10 14 61 p WY %-655&. I D 101p Easters Ave.; . Mrs.• end with Mf. and Mrs. Roy eonvalecing at her home here., .,....====-=-==-~Iii! iONEi) TV SWEET P!1J'ATOES, Phone Vl Mary J. Hale, Rt. t Vmton; Buck and Lawrence Beegle. Mr. Victor Perry and Ellen, a.uroMOBILB _ . _ playen and radios. Tv's $29. 3-2638, Charles Hilton, ·.;;.~ Edward Ramer, RID Grande; I Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Chll· Holland were calling on their PT. PLEASANT - Funeral c111Hl011ad7 1'.oll ,_ .,... 11ti DP Racord players $19.95 land, Ohio. 10 U "'P Peter B. McCarty, Rt. I Ewmg- dress and baby of Chicago, 01. : uncle George Wood at Grove- nervice lor Jesse Lewis, 92. lor'l lieellll! Cd WY liP, r~DI, $9.95 up. Crosley DEEP , , 700 lb. -~= ton: Michael S. Putney, 62ti spent Monday with the form-~ port ~n Sunday ' retired farmer of Henderaon. Console, (all wave), "'' •' ity. Practically new. Dar· " Rd. , Kanauga; Jesse er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. · will he held Tueday, 2 p . m. at Werner Redio T.V. ..;; gain price. Ph. 992-7436. ... = E. Starcher, Rt. 2 Bidwell ; Jle. Miles Childress. : Mr. aod Mr. Earl Starkey the Mohr • Steveno Funeral porL 10 14 '" 10 12 ••• Sales & Service her M. Saunders, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. Edna Roush spent Sun- I were dinner guests on Thursday Home with the Rev. Normal SEE THE NEW ~ MEIGS SWIFT- HOMES, . , . Mrs. Tilden Thacker, Rt. Thur- day with Mr. and Mrs. Her· at the horne of their grandson Nash offlciallng. HUU~c ~:.~· ~;:, man; Paul D. Baird, Rt. 2 .Bid·. bert Roush and Roger. , Mr. and Mrs. David Wiseman Mr. Lewis died Saturday In bath, basement and gas •w· E. Main, Pomeroy, Ohio. no. &Fits Almost Evel"j' Car ' weA: Mn. Nsncy J Hamson.; Aaron Wolfe of Middletown ! and chlldren in Rutland. Holzer C!inle after long Wness. .1 nace. 410 Sprmg Ave. ''·" WV 2-2975. Wnte or stop m \ J Rt 1 Gallipolis W11lmrn C Ae1 WY • _ . ~•u for our free catalog and moo- a Transferable Wbeu · ; · · spent the weekend with his par- Sherley Howery is sill In a e was born at Southside, W ~2216 y Tr d c rs kcr • Jr. Henderson; Cia. ude R. ents, . Mr. and Mrs. John L. : sen'ous condition and confined Va. on May 24, 1873, a IIOD ol eBUICK - - RE DOUllLE ~-::;: saving borne 9ownership ou a 8 a WEBBCO ""'" ey program. 22 30tc: hs "-~M ._... atre, Wes t ColumbJa; Mrs. Wolfe. Ito Sheltering Arms Hospital in' the late Jonathan and Mellnds la ne reo· ler. Excellent con. a Guaranteed 24 mont Jesse ~-. Eads: Rt. 1 Pt. Plea~ Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush Athens. Mr. Howery bas pneu- Williams Lewlo. He was a mem ePONTIAC dillon. WI 9- 2711 . Gtp 1958 10 x 43 Great Lakes trailor 24,000 miles ant; ll1iham G. Hysell, Mason, and family spent Sunday with' monia and complications. 1ber of the Pme Grove Metm> 1013 ' Mrs. RusseU W. Moore, Pome-\Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons.! M d Mr R A Whitt' dJSt Church. eGMC TRUCKS TAKF SOIL away the Blue er, $21100.00. M. A. Hslllf~· a Most Popular Unit an an~s. Ronda ' · wereIDg· · · are his wuc, ~•- Hs n· " Reedsville, Ohio. 10 4 roy; Mrs. Eth e1 M. J ones, M'd 1 Graveside services were held ton r.Jenny in SurviVmg oh· S nda• h nab Downs Lewlo; three aons, Lustre way from rarpels and In the U.S.A. dleport; Mrs .. Carol F. Pierce, at the Fairview Cemetery Satur-~ B 1·1. NOW ON DISPLAY! i Rt . l Langsvl II e; I''lrs. J a~ k w. Iday afternoon at 2 o'clock for tha lmore, w era Chares, I at home, s·Impson oI Upholstery • • Rent t:J• . 'ted IO,1'th uhi 8 ybroth sham~r. • 1 Hsr t• Rt· 1 Pomeroy; Michelle I Vanessa Jo Lawson, day old' Leo ey VJSI '""' $1. Pomeroy Ce- ' •00 lnstoltod d Wh1.ttw. 1 f er, Kanauga, and Willard Lew· ment B)ock Co., Pomeroy, \ , L. McKibben, Rt. I McArthur; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ro- . nar mgton an am- is, Columbus; four duaghters. "' .mt ., ...,... • __ .,-.:=-.:;;:-m:;:: '=-•::...,.., J:: marblt:o: II pomeroy Motor Co• .&CII088 1. ae<,.'Oi'ded ..... 6. Turklab hlgb official 11 . Straighten 12 . Oil or ror.e 16. C'ublc I ! i B1G Blaettnars ,, 0~ POf>IEROY, 0. 100 ...,=======~lr - 1 ~. For 1018 3Jc leghorn hens, 50c apiece. Langs1~n;8 Rent R. Pierce, Jtp TRAILER SPACE De t st • P0 · ~PEED INTERMlXEi:J Rutland John J Fry SH 2 '". . . • . er. Dual volume control. ' , 51HJ · .. . . _ 10 16 30tc speaker sound system. Love- 1 FOR RENT Modern ly walnut finish. This set 4. ed Apartment. 3 room s and . , 1 I NOW GOING ON LOW SALE PRICES ON ALL SIZES Wo Givo TV Stamps! months old. Take over pay· Mrs. Robert G. Mutter, Colum·l beri Lawson. She is vived 'l liy. Mrs. Vada King, Mrs. Diasy Le · bus·, bus ; Jo Ann Muller, Coluro- b h . sur Mrs. Deibert Perry and son port, Mrs. Sylvia Leport, all ol Harold Mutter, Colurobus·.l Y er parents, two SISters, _DeH d andM J Pomeroy, O. Peggy Sue Mutter Coiurobus· horah and Mac1e Katherme, :: Paul S. Foster, Huntington, two brothers, Bobby and Clar- Mends! Jordan on Tuesday children, and 35 great graodchll· Va . M Shirl A v· Rt Ience. Grandparents are Mr. · dre B · 1 Ill be 1 S ·• rs. ey · lOra, · d M Ch 1 La nd Mrs. Choeter Price, who hss ' n. UTI& w n unInsurance 2 McArthur·, Everett Woolen, an rs. ares _wson a t Ce el Fri ds GE lNCLM~ Rt. 1 Waterloo; Elmer H. Be- .Chares J synder. Servlces were 1been a patient at Veterall! Mem- c~s m. ery.at theen runeareI beong rece1ved I p iue Ravenswood· Mrs Bluch- m charge of Rev. James Early. oriai hospital in Pomeroy is con- borne ra ::;;tre~!il!'"!~ ~rry.:! w: =~a~:n:g:i~i'. om- er 'scaggs, Rt. 2'Iron~n; Mrs. Mr!. Gerald Ha~man assi~t- ~ valescing satisfactorily at h.:,,"r:'~~n, Oh~; ~lia:!~: ber 1 ~-~si- • ~n; Kemper~ ~~ IDees~ He~ ::'t ":;!:!':.::' fru::. ltitc":': .:.•=-=- =d lpMhar~ue~te ~at, -~-11-,~~E=-a-n<::-t-ow-.-~-,.,-funo .....::~"-= ho- Hom~ Chalk\ ••jt'a' in excellent condition • .• • no flata and a tank full of gas!" ... t ":1 m;: :'"'"ce. 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 be MASON c...,. :::.:f' w...-er\ PI••.. .......__..,,.....,.. ...;;.,,;.,J IIOQ l . Ch1ne• P"Codu I . Sea lettuce ' Hero's how to work It: .&J:YDLBA&XB LONOYI:LLOW A. Cryptopam Quutatl• LRRLCXJI'HQXBI / -' LUUWGQLM: ILC W IWDLCWYB:R YCWORQHV DICK TRACY W ,. Q G W R RLQ HX I H HX . - Y QHCU H 8abmlaJ"I Cryptoqaotet liAN LOSES HIS ILLttSIONI J'IRST, HIS TEETH SEOOND, AND HIS II'OLL!Ii:~ lol.$'t,BOWLANP WMPO Radio ~-o~oAY I! ' I I I ,' I I i 1 I 11lli" .•'RIDAY- 6 ·Ott Sign On - 1.'-iew• Hear+ 6 2U :ue1gs (.,()unt1 RFD• I) · 0!1 ~a creel 6·L!J Paul Bowers, farm -.. 31 News 6 fJ7 Weather 7.oc .'latJonaJ .~en 7:05 BID Miller Sh.. 7·30 SJXlrts Paratte 7:3S Bill Miller ~how i:S~ Pickem Harc1wan, I'I'Uts Thurs.) 7:50 8 8·45 9:00 W:llii It :00 10 0: 10:30 10:!5 Newo BUI Miller Show Baker Furmture Sbolt Newo Cotlee with Jaoet Portraits of a Patriot Swap Shop BID Miller Bru•ch Show Mason Agr. P>:ngram !0•45 10:45 tl :OO ll.llii ll.iiO 12.00 tl< :30 Family Wora111p (Thurs.) A.b.C. Program (Friday! Newo l'llrl's Country JI4JcUon l'llly'a Country Hymna Cement Hlocl< Newo Gotssler' a Gu..t Stor !Friday) Lorry Anderson Sbow Jim Meeo Show BlaeltDar Auto Show Eleetrto Compon,y Newo Jim Mea Sho9' ~Jim Mees Show Rizer's Weather Report Sporto Paraoe <Tt,esday) l I I ~ 1;1;30 3:X 4:IS Ull • j l l 4:41. 5·00 s ·05 5:30 uo fHE -BORN LOSER ' I! l ' l• I l ::-- 1 33. BPgone! weights :14 . Jaaon'1shlp fO. Poetic 35. Chi mney eontr&ctloll dirt 41. Grow oLd f5 . Shabby w. "R' m..t 38. Sy11tem of One ietter simply at.anda for another. In lhla !ULI11ple A fs used tor the three r.:.s, X for lh• two O'a, etc. Single letters, apo,.. trophl@ll, the length and formation ot the ...,... are all hint.& J:aca. da,r the code Jefilton are differ-ent. an ~~~a=-y~lll~Shl~;u;:usiJI).~;.:.;;r, 31. Nouridtoo catryinK bag II I lB .•._ ra.cket. fo r one Au•• U Large . menls of $6 per mon!h or pay ~UP~~;{ ~~1CE THREE ENTER PLEAS 9 1 lfc William N. Long, Evans, W. ,ed Mrs. Earl Robmson Wllh \ horne. balance due, !7838. Call WY Ph. WY 2-9'1Jl 1 . . va.; Mrs. Malcolm D. Davis, house~ork several days !sst, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Tackett PT. PLEASANT_ Pieu wero 2-655>. 10 18 6\c Po,.roy oAETNA CASUALTY lnsur•nCP Jackson; Clifford M. Thomas, week. I and Mrs. Ed Hensley, Fiat.ltlltered by three persons in GERMAN SHEPHERD pups- 8 Mullen Insurance Agency, Inc. Rt. 3 Ironton; Ronald D. Davis,'l Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush · woods, Ky., spent the week end Mason County Circuit Court k ld R 1 ed G '00 Pomeroy, Pbone WY 2-338L Wellston· Mrs Fern M Sheets have moved to the former Mar- here with their parents, Mr. and! Friday. Edward Viers. Pt. 0 0 · wee s egos er · A S •-· Jack-• 1on · OUrs re!lndence. · color and size Also new rug uto IPR t 1 IIC Jackson •Mrs. ·Anna Ingles I Mrs · J erry Cui weII and the1r Pleasant indicted on the felom' loom. Elnora Reynolds, Cool· 19110 IMPALA . •. $700. PHOTO Cupymg Service. Cup- I Fred 0. Ashland, Mrs. Dallas Hill was a recent. brother and sister-In-Jaw, Mr.[ chsrge entered ville, Ohio, Rt. 3. 10 18 6lp Ca" WI 9-3773 or contact Ger· leo made .. legal papen. lK-y:·, Mrs, Paul R FISke, Alb- gu..t of LoUJRe Parr at Athena. and Mrs. William Culwell and Innocent plea and trial daw --ald Hart, Tanners Run Rd. hirt!1 records and a1moa1 .., : Mrs. Geraldine V. Self, Sunday guests of Mr. and other relatives. wu aet lor November 4. el FOR SALE . .,.. 10 15 3tc other dOCUIIIOntl. Edward R. Fltzpat- Mrs. Dorsa Parsons were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W.l. Swett, Mld- 19:30 a. m. CecU Perry. Co!GOOD 57 BUick, 4 door. o" . Beater waraace, rick, Ravenswood; Mrs. John and Mrs. Rusoeil Roush and dieport, visited with their aon•umbus, and Johnnie G'8Tdner good tires, Ju~t $250 cash 1957 CHEVROLET P1.ckup ~.~I_r: tie w. Clair, Ashland, Ky. , family and Mr. and Mrs. Car- and daughter-in-Jaw, Mr. and Rt. 2, Pl. Pleasant, each plead 14 ~URRc~lf'urni·.;tled3pa~l.~ takes it. Phone WY 2·2922. ton truck. A·I cond1t1on. """ Birtba roll While and daughters Mra. Walter Swett and also qul1ty to indlctlllenls of contri· FOUR ROOM · """" 10 tires Call WY 2-2166 Ll'vestock . rneot. WY 2-3058. _ . :_"' · . Mrs. Robert E. Barnette, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Law- ca!led to see Mrs. Swett' s J11l1th. """"" -... to the delinqoency of a 10 i tfc 10 15 31c · - - -- - - - - · - HOLSTEIN baby calf, Cllf~?~~ 1964 VOLKSWAGEN . ••. FRESH COWHoistem 4tb Ravenswood, daghter, 8.05 a. son and son, Davis, were week er, Mrs. Carrie Morrison at minor and oentenclng date oi FOUR ROOM apartment, new i..elfhell. Rock Sprin~s ~•n d' xt gasoli;.,ws~' ~: calf Vince~! p • m. Saturday; Mrs. William N. end guests ol Mr. and Mn. the Rusoell Nursing home In October 2Ith wu set. 10 · • r ly decorated $40 per ••h WY 2 '"38 10 16 31 .., . . I La wson and. f8IIU'Iy. 1Albaoy• Other • "''-tl Call Waiter · Crooks WY :1~ • c Dallas Walker, Mason ., . Long Hollow Rd., near Rock Long, Evans, W• Va., son, II:- ~~~res - at theW·' ' H I W t d va Call 173-5686 Springs 10 16 31< 10· a.m. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Crlllf! Theodore Iter Swett bome over the week CLUB TO MEET 363l. __10 6 Uc e P an e ·• · 10 12 tic - · Uoyd c. FOI, Mn. Nyle D. aad Usa and Todd of Columbu•i"nd were Barbara Glerbart of Tho Alms Club and Amvets TRAILER LOTS ll'ee MALE OR FEMALE: Raw· Real !:state fo1 Sale Mrs. Marvin N. Oiler, were weekend guests of her, Athens and the Arthur Reod,y Will havt their regular meeUng , leigh Business available in L 0. McCoy, Auctioneer, CbOI ...... K. Fannin, Mra.l parenlo, Mr. and Mrs. Ray family of Pomeroy. \Tileod age eater. Brown' l'raU ~hddieport ur Pomeroy. start ter, Ohio. 9 18 llc HOUSE FOR IALI Viola George, Russell D. Stew- ney. Also Yisiting them were Those calllng 011 llln. Marl er (Stale Approved W\) immediately. Experience un- ,vu•v aDd Modern Rancb St¥1e. "' Orman E. Hail, Eddie Ref· Don Heiney of New Mata. Galway recently were Mr. mlj : ~ersville, Obio, l'bone . ... necessary. Write now for cutting. Will buy hides every location on top ol 11DaU bW lilt, Mrs. Neal Jeff.,., Miss moras and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mrs. Eddie CleDJOIII and baby ~~g~fi~g~ 1 1i ~· particulars. Rawle~gh, Dept. Monday. pbiJ Meier, · lacmg State lllgbway Garage 00 Dorothy L. Ruff, Charles E. Ad- Farra of Racine. 8011, ThomM Edward, MeArtblsl FLOOR furnished, 4 Olt -J-840·251, Freeport, .ill. WY 2-3510 1 l8 tfc Route 7 w:J!J g":drroad kins, Martha A. Southern, Howur, and Mr. and llln. Rolland and b.a!b, modern apartment 10 18 llp · - ,~--~ :~ S. Hardway, James D. Fra· TO OPEN SEASON Crabtree. local. =:-~··---:=· Middleport, WY 7.-3874. DRIVERS ~EEDED in -~~lsi KA: II., ling lolinersville ~t. play, maid'o, utility onu Mrs: Roy E. Magruder, The Ohio University 'llleatre Weekend vislton at tbe borne 9 14 tic Area· Nationwide Mob I I e ~hio End y~ur sewer troub- ;bo'io. Three b.atho, ceramic tii.; John L. Miller, Lloyd L. Barden, wiD open its 11166-M 8eiiiOII of Mr. and Un. JeweU JOIIOI l•ansporter need < own· les 'we have all SIZel sewer land wall to wall oarpeton of :"· witb a production of Bertoli ,...... Wanda Jonea ml Mr.\ 0 ., and apart. er - operalors Financial as· m;chines Reasonable rates Doors. About two-thirds VBll!, rs. ... Brecht's The CauCBBian and Mn. Garland JODel, David, · meo!l. WY U434 12 I Ill: SJStance for truck , Call WY .2-2974 da or nigbt bouse Is paneled In mahogany nor B. Howell, Mrs. Irvin G. Circle on October 20th at I Robert and J(Mmeth, Cbarlol-1 . . . . •. Y · and walnut Air Patch, Hs.'T)I Canterbury, Mrs. p.m. The play will run .~ .... •YL, Mr. llld Mra. JIJD. For deIa1 1s wn 1e. ··;..··;:.· 9 u; tfc Large patio and double Baisden Georg Casto wwooeu ="""~;;;;~i;,i;ii;iiiiii;~~iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiM;:;;;;;;::, TWO BEDROOM house on Lin- Convoy, Inc., Dept. ~.":::.v . 11163 On lot 200' • 390'. llay be seen Mrs. Charles b.ambe~, Mn: Sunday, October Zlth. Tlcbll I coin Hgts , h1rcb kiltben, au- Box 811!16, Dawson -·-- . by appointment only E 1 Do El Good are DOW on sale at the UniverIOmauc gu heal WV '~""' ruisa, Oklahoma. Send tele- 30 ·1100 miles, fully PRICE REDUCED ~r. oovan, more ' lily Theatre Box Olftce from 1• ::: ,<:!:,112:30 to 4:30 p. m. dally. SeaJ. 8 20 ilc phone number with inquiry except power brakesd. C~, ..0,~ Write: cloTho Dally Sentinel :ha~ ----,...--_.:__:::__:::: 1 Pome"", o. •. · "' , - · • on coupon boob are •Lao lUll 10 15 "" seen any rnorrung an a 'u•y Box 661-H Wanted To Buy =-__,.-----~. -:~~"'": Saturday and Sunday. C. Llevin~, Hornor C. Moore, avaUable for the entlr ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _...!..__ , Boaaekeeper, middle Do r s t, Tuppers Plains, FOR SALE: IMtJ Llncoln.Rgts. Jasper Oliver, Hershel Panealte,\ Student Books seD f.:;.":: · AN I'IQU~ Furniture dishes to live m. Care for Ohio. 667·3966. 10 18 3tp 4 room bath baoement ... Sr., Mlsa Evel)'ll Stanley, 'lbeo- gular lor $II • ONLY • . ' ren. Call SH 2-&114. '. •• ,:.::_ dore Whittington, Mrl. Charles _.--o. ;"cel~n~. ~or 10 13 Uc Instructions ~lu::' atorm ,_ R. Pinkerman and Infant soo,,Douglass:-Le.n: OrviUe~E"'U"'Lo, PO.GO--Iols-• 1100 M~ s~."Pomeroy. • ,LAqiEf Earn up to 12110 hour V. s. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! .::sdr:"pes. CaD Mrs. Larry D. Crotty. · PIDI~~i!!D· . ' C..n•lllltT*e 29 tk . ~~r cut matermls ..n - wome" 11 mo cnou ·~~ WY 2--Z29J 10 i Uc . . · .Mrs. Norman -------~:....:=1 Free Babygay War- I•'"- Bllb ....... " ' ·..,;;.; . Pie•- vano,- Bnpltal ISmllb' Frolt, Obio; Mrs. Tay· Musical Instruments saw. A-4 Indiana. ' ~,?.~:,;,,-'":!"'::; " FOR SALE - 4 room boule ADMlTTED:. Peter Krsultir, lor Frldlay, Letart; Mrs. DonlO 12 6tp !:a':;* ~..:,: .~~ new bath. large porcb, _baa. Mason; Mh. Tbomas Hunt. aid GIDemrater. Crown City: F~ITUII CO. KING 1'J!OMBONE, by :v!l=~~~vmiKW.mtlif.l Koool ....,...., .,, ,.., 10,. ment, new pain~ 1 acr< Pl. PleldM; Dura Scarbel17, Mrs. Vernon WIDters, Buffalo; ~W.VA. e-npuy:~'::li':..aewWY.Uoed -ID~~ WORK ~~...':.':,';:"'\;;u!"t1,'g'0r,::."; ruound, oo brick road ol Mra. Cbarlol Nibert. O...!Mrs. Sbemum Gerladt, Letart: -. i moo ..... ,.... 2-6236. WY :&-2208. ·••,.. ""' ...u.oom ""'"· Rt. 7, $3,&00.110. Pbono WY Ferry; Mra. Robert E.·Georae Koootz, Henderson; WID 1 6lt , , 10 11 IVIC eor " ... """' .11%1. 1 1t 1r~-: , Bendt.-; llri. d!Ml J!Dcald, PL _..;~.;..~ bath. All utilities '"" i See Fred Hoffman at 256 So. Fourth Ave. , Middleport. --. - ~ TWO BEDROOM house tra1ler · M'ddl m .1 epor t· Ail , 3600 ::o;;,. i "• 10 3'_••• =-==:-:-=c.:c=-,--~.:._: G ROOM BRICK house on Bu~ ternut Ave. CaD WY U127 . 9 10 Uc ~~;~~~6 ' TIRE SALE $340 Blaettna r'5 nam• 32. Plur·al ending DAILY CRYP'l'OQUOTE - I 1 article lat•N•r"• nick- o.reh&lc i ews I" :10. Man '.-t fS. Snow JJouse 'IR CONDITIONING I Urchin 29. Searcher U1e Wllhll JDVeSt'1gat ed 1 2~- 38 Aden\ 39. Crus ler 40. Small drum f2 Ago : AUTO "'"" 24 . Hibllcal name utens il SS. H.!bbons for Two A 'dents = Jng: colloq. 18. Mtu,.,a.l lnstrtunent 22. Begin 28. caln'H brother 27. Notion I N MARK IV li't."e 23. Charm- 10. Greek god of war 18. Samarium: •ym . 20. G1rl'9 nam~ Hospll.illIN eWS r.n can Uons ('"""enter n:; Ameri~ 8 A s lNi.~k 9. Own 20. Tennl!l TUPPER!! GR~ND50N 21 . Central ll!l Sp!Lni!.b. choppers AN'FISS MY 30. Shun 31. Kitchen neoroer, 11,l 3. Supported by columna f . Cumpaa point !t Ser1el'l 6 . Glues 7. Observant TUM BACK HER£ 28. Comma. ,--·= 1966 metert rl . Wood · ' lilr. Social of lace U . Ban•J !!lu.l 15. Chemical •all \ and- 1 pelal!l 13. Ml'tal tip I I' _:' =cut. n;;.,j '/ONDER COMES ELVINEY WIF HER 6RA•ND· ~~EW\ DAILY CROSSWORD by lifO,..-•t..., COOCHIE COOCHIE COO.' GIVE AUNT 'WEEZY A GREAT BIG 1155 II . TERRY 6:00 Sundowa Serenade 6:45 Sign Off Ill-"""-...._ ..... WJEH RADIO Monday Throngll Friday 5:25 Weather 7: 15 Sigu On. 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Pleasant Football 12:00 News !OoOO Public Service 10:30 Sougs for Childreu 12;15 luSJca1 lnterlud• 10·05 Family Worship Bour 10:45 The Golden Key 12:30 Rev Merlin l'eets 10:30 Latchstring 11:00 News 1:00 News 11:00 News 11:1" Saturday Show 1:05 Jim Mees Show 11:05 Morning Melodies 12:00 Local, Oblo, Nat Newo 5:50 Sporlt Parade (Ucepl Friday, 12:20 Bulltlln lloard 6•00 Sundown S..-euade Church BeDs Rlnl) 12:25 News 0 Grams 6:45 Sigo Off 11:45 World News 12:30 Saturday NaUnee SL'ND~ YS 11 :55 Masor County News 1:30 News Headllneo 7:30 Sigu on - Arm, Hour 12:00 Community Newo t:31 Saturday Matinee 7:55 News 1%:05 NOOD News 1:55 News 8:00 Baptist Layman•, Hour 12:10 Markets 1:00 Saturday MaUneo 8:30 Suods) Show 12:1S Mid Day Weather 1:30 News Headlines 9:30 The Bible Speai.Jo to y 00 12:20 BulleUn Board 1:31 Saturday Matmoe 9:4S Legt•latlvo Repon 12:25 News 0 Grams 2:55 News 10 00 The Good l,ile llo30 County Agent 1:00 S.turday Matinee lb: '" COngressman Moeile< 1%:45 Country Go Round 3:30 News lleadUnes 1:55 News Beat 3:31 Saturday Matinee . 10 :30 The Cu untry Hymotirners 2:00 Country Go Round 3:55 News 11:30 The Qwet Hour 1' 55 News 8ea t .. 00 N 4:110 Discing with Doss a : ews 1:00 Mid Way MaUneo !%; t5 T'le ChrtsUa05 HolD' S:55 News n~ 4:30 Top Ten Revue u:30 Tb• Rev · M. •r1~ . ~eell t:OO Discing""'" 5:00 News Roundup With Dos1 5:15 interlude 1:30 The Rev. Silas 8illupo t:30 lnlerchange 5,30 Communily Cbulrl Z:OO Tho Rev. Andrew Far!IIIDI 5:00 Cmmntmlty Nen 1:00 Dinner Muslcalo 2:30 Sunday <how•.as. 5:05 Mason County NeWI 7:00 Dance Party 6:00 Sundown Serenade 5:10 World • NaUonal News 7:40 News 6:45 Sign 011 5:16 SPIIIliilo=::...::oo:.:Sporta::!:::.=.__~7::;:45:.,::0ff:_the Air LmLE ORPHAN ANNIE -~ By HAROLD GRAY . ' ~ \lED's lH' 6RIGJ.1T OH& IH ~ UTTEI;!. J::ER A 'KIUNC R:lL£1?, I-4E's &EE:N 't;ROOND A ..!B71Pf ltlTt:LV ~E'S BEEN ~~ ~'I H::!;: OUR OLD g..j£RIFF DOWN 1-!CME,I HM · M ·~ WELL '""I,QQ!!oS TI-IQIJGI-\ YOU COULD HANDLE AJO& LIKE TAAT\ JED'S !lAD GOOD SClOOLIN; CHIEF, AND H~'S HAD REAL OI'I·THE·JOB lR,C.Itlltf 'r'Ou MIGI-fr S;ly l fl.iiND I~ Ill-! SOI?l O" GIVE l-11:-1 nf LOCAL ,..,, _ 1tlllR FER A FEW OA.'-IS -~ I I ABBIE AND SLATS ly ART SANSOM WlNNl& WINKLE By RAEBURN VAN BUREN i• �"' ; .• Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 18, 196Sj . Yuitof'Weeka~ OCIAL S I CAJ J;' NDAR ~ ··. 'Ended WednetuuJ -'-· I .· !Mrs. Ca!'l Moore and .d'~ Around And Plans were made for a Hallo- ~rt~h~:~n~g."1 :~! ween . About M1'ddleoort \ Bible Study I0 G j s n enes s . ByJr.MYF · I& A Bible study on Genes was\ M • • eCISIOll Oll H~BP'!i and Mrs. Richard Davis dent nurse at St. Joseph were. SUnday dinner guests ~ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Osborne e w Th as Hennetnd Mrs Larry Heines and family Uncoln Heights. Mr. and Mrs. om Po eroy 't 1 ~ People In I ° w!t~~d G~lll: ~~::~ ~::!:tl:.~h~~ spe~t ~e in~~~:: •f•~· ra:k:~u~U.wherv~.r.':ts. a~d ·M~~~: ~:~ ~ .~m!. j • fn~1 k~t ~~M~;- ~~rh~~~~~ ~~ ~~~;;,~sga:.eas~~·~~~u:~~ :~~;~:n:re~: ~fc~~~: t~~~~ :~n~:l t~ ~~u~~·~h::a.l IN~nete;h:..~: ~~·:e~f.1 Syl:~~ Portland N Society otes Be~S ne~a~t ~~:~~~c~.ctMr2sO ~~~ine ~l~~- L~ifhelt,l CJ~b h~\~n~~n~alli:;l: i er~n~u~:o a!~~~!~~ ;~, ! \I Long Bottom I f sOCiety . N Rush 0 b cto er I to 3 3V• ' ' 'I o.ox .· •' )( ·..• 0 0 ... · • •• •• .. •••• • • 0 ~:~.;,"~f ~~~- ~~:_r:.~:r~~~ a~~d ~~~e ~~·= s;1;;0~~~1 W~~ed~dnn~:~Yo. :~t~t~~~:~~e o~~~~i ~ C ~ I · m ~~:~ g :.. h~;~ d~l ~ r~'tw:H~~ee:~:~~~:t~i:\!1 ~L:i~i~:. w $6.99 & . the most for your money Roush Shoe Store '' I '' TIC/lAC/TOE the lovely new MEIGS THEATRE J.":. ' ~y i ' BERKSHIRE 3 :;'" '2·35 I OPEN HOUSE '. ing Band with a slumber par·[ to Mrs. Harold Newlun. at he~ home on Chester boarded a bus lor Athena Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dave after the Jackson-Porn- march with the P.H.S. band In Yates were Mr. and Mrs. Hareroy football game Friday night the Ohio University ley Larkina and Dora Eaton, -----""1! Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Emmerlck, Utile Hocking, and ~ '!~S~a~tu~rd:a~y~a=t~7~a~.m~··:._~they~;_;·ing:;:..P;;:•;;r;;ad;;•~· \, Mr and Mrs. Lewis Edgell. 1 and Mrs. Hobart Newell' of Cheater visited Mr. and Mrs. Zem Pierce. , Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young of Paden City and Netlle Stethem visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Young, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mro. Harley Eblin of Pomeruy vlslled Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Reynolds and oon. Ulsh Swan of Tupper• Plains and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock attended a oew ear abow· . IDj, in Lngan. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Larkins and Dora Eaton of Belpre visited Mr. and Mrl. Fred Lark!lll. -VIalol Mr. • I MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO FREEl FREEl FREEl Hour of Beauty Make-up Consultation No Obligation Mothers-Daughters Special Guidance In Young Adlllt Complexion Care. Inquire about Glamour Parties and Group Demonstrations. We'll prepare vour ready mixed eoncrete order to your specifications, 8llll deliver It anywhere ID toWII, all ready to pour. Call today .. . our service is prompt 8llll our prteet are the lowest possible! GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. SCHOOLS, CLUBS, HOMES. loll's ...uty S.lon, 234 E. Mlln, Pomeroy ,, I \. 79c •,.t, 3 $2.35 ELBERfELDS IN POMEROY r" Phone WY 2-3284 P•s• Street Miclclleport 3 Comp': FURNITUU SS9S·00 BAKER FUINIYURf ' ) IP8diCal 8nd dental bills ... or bib of 1111¥ sort • • • with just -lola We lend n1i1lions of doftarsto~ I I I. I I IIi people " far MIAdr«<t ci i '! !I II I t26 to t2000 ... . • ECONOMY SAVlNGS &. LOAM COMPAMY 1.110 - - Awflolb OIIM- • ..-, , 300 W. SecORd St.-WYallllol*e 2-a-11, Pt•tr11' NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHUNG", MOR. .. 1.;1;~,) ' In Columbus Interested In relo- of an airport site aa ': 1 ClOIDf!' by nell ~l:t; '''lll,f Q' eating in southeastern Ohio. Federal Aviation A ~::: _; ' ~ belle\led the~ · . He urged another group re-vil- approve a local sjte. '7. ~ ~. be earUer.. They 8 ' it the plant to confirm the first this is necessary m ord .~ ;; '6 the sale m•ght be about · ' group's findings. He described sure federal a1d for pos ·~ aarne time aa those for -·tbe·IC. first findings as "generafly lure expansion. 7 by-pa.!S (nell ~~ good." However, he repeated· 8TOOK o•• Financing the plant's propos- $100,000 in state money is avail- J. J. Murphy, preafdenl GJJncl. ed move, it was noted, could able now, and will be for two J . Mlll'j!hy and Aaaoc., · ., ,. be done through CIC backed years for the Meigs aorport. Cleveland Harold Koker, ~ revenue bonds, with no local RT. 33 RELOCATION David Rank!, both of Nei&QI;o risk capital mvolved. The plant Commossooner Kenneth MeEt- viUe, reviewed prospects ol ~ would employ between 4{1 and hinney said Highway Division integraled poultry indlllll'l' 50 persons at the outset. 10 engineers are close to work- eduled to DJOVe Into operallolll AIRPORT ACI'ION log out final arrangements for 1the Christmas bol!days._Ill!~, Mr. Childs said the county Is access roads to relocate Rt. 33 ' cessing plant Is In WIDOt-· ready to proceed on acquisition and that, sale of the bids coutdl (Continued on page 2) o ·-· J "'"'I .....,.u ·i FIVE C8IITS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1965 "' ~· •• I Aptheker Tests OSU Rule -] ' ' " - On Commum'sti"c Speakers ·- . •-""""""'"""""'""'-""'...il Bradbury PTA UnaDIDlOUS ' £or Utility Pole hanged in effigy in front ot the admin)stration building. I Rebuttal Made Along Route 7 I Sch001Jssues Under the revised rule, AnThe Bradbury PTA unit vol· theker was followed on the speakers' platform by a faculty ed unanimou.!lly in support of be t k' h 'te I Issue 1 and the proposed school ~=: r a mg t e oppoSI Consolidation in Meigs county Aptheker spoke on 'Marxism at the regular meeting held In and Freedom," concentrating The state ~ghway patrol re- Thursday at the school, his remarks on "the degenera· ported an accident at 3:55 p.m The program chairman. AI lbe lion of society and the ethical Monday on Rt. 7• one mile so~th Leonard introduced Miss Sally decay in the United States " of Middleport. No one was m· Schaaf, Rutland School faculty s.tudent lead~rs . of the spon-1jured and no charge was flied. member, who gave an informsormg group doslrobuled pamph- Officers S11id that Linda Sue alive talk on Issue f and Con· SOUTHERN MAJORETTES - The Southern High school band , under direction of Mr. Dan Witherspoon, lets p:otestmg the rev1sed rule Hawley, 19, Rt. 1 Middleport, sohdat10n She cited the advan- be one of 40 bands participating in the Circleville Pumpkm Festival on Saturday, Ocl,. 23, with a concert at KNOXILLE, TENN.~TRAG- ! req~ormg a speaker of the op- driving north, ran off the right tages to he gained by students, 6 :30 and parade at 8 p.m. Left to right are Majorettes Linda Yost, drum major; Pat London and Nancy Yost, edy strock the UmverSIIy of poSite vtew to f~!low Aptheker. side of the highway and struck teachers and the conununity as head majorettes; Linda Adams and Debbie Hill. Trophies held by the maJorettes wer e awarded the Southem Tennessee Athletic Department They called for, tola!, abolition a utility pole. There was minor a wlwle of the two issues to be band at the Band-<>-rama in Marietta recently. - Sentmel Photo. Monday for the second tome mIof the speakers rule. damage to the car and none on lhe November ballot. 50 two years when Bill MaJors and Aptheker clauned per cent to the pole Mrs. Laura Harri30n, presi- llml!P~om eroy p~~e•el!tJ!'I!® war:::: / Bob Jones members of Ule as many Germans move from de nd d th meeting. ' ching staff were the West to the East, and the Arrests Monday by the pa- Pint, co ucte d •1 h' k day that tbe parents of football coa ' B I" W U b "lt to I t I . luded· l E Oil ans were rna e or a c killed at 8 railroad crossing. er m a was u1 cu ro me . saac . er, d' be h Jd S dIC - youngsters caught !Dvof ved Ia . - - 55, Rt. 2 Vinton, fallure to l en mner to e atur ay, early HaUoween pranks will Charlie Rash, 8 third mem· meld the right of way cited to ' November 13 · be held responsible, at~• ber ot the coachmg stan, re. ed . nd . crt mumc1pal court Oct. 20; Gary Tickets will be sold in ad- wHh tbeir cblldren. The Middleport Parents and lion by upgrading opportunities\ the Brownie Troop Mrs. Dale ~ 311n udnlt~nsclm;s ~m . 8W. Beegle, 19, Milford, speed- vance for the dinner and is Police said they bave been Teachers Assocmtion went on for students and keepmg quali· Walburn, v1ce president, was lD uca con ton after ear Y undergoing 'i m ing bonded Oct 20· Daniel be•ng · sponsored m · place of the aevera1 reports • 1 h• If...een- record endorsing the proposed I1fied teachers in the teac hmg' charge of the meeting, and r~ local hospital . A. Thomas, 34, Pt. PleBSllnt, m- annual jitney supper. The mem- log In the village already, and Meigs County School CoiiSQhda- field by govmg h1gher stand-1ported on the county P.T.A. SIX and one-half hours surgery tmtleatlon jailed for a hearing bersh' .11 and support of Is- ards m salary and other bene-1held recently which she attend· 1 d 63 lhal plaD5 are being made to tion program to remove a blood clot from lp comml Ied. II was vo ted to pay I h e Wednesday; Hollie C. M~ehael, members to d•te.ee repor e ..,orb tile pranks. sue f at the ,..gu Iar meetmg If1ts h1s bram. B1U Gibbs, an assiSt· Ufi 00 46 Northup driving while inheld Monday evening at lhe Mr. Leo Vaughan, p1esidenl1county council dues and to give ant basketball ~ch, was kill~icated, j~lled for a hearing Mrs. Wilson's 5th grade won . , . , , . . , _ high school. ol the Pomeroy Board or Edu-,$5. t01.ard the county scholared Feb. 3, i964, IR a Florida A Pomeroy resident, serious- Wednesday; Charles W. King, the attendance award of $5. BOARD TO MEET Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. kmder-1calion, presented consohdatoon,shop lund. plane crash. G1bbs was on a ly inJured by an apparent self- 33, Rt. 1 Pomeroy, overheight Cookies and coffee were serv- The Middleport Recreation garten teacher, talked on Issue facts and fogur•s for the five , The group also voted to servt scouting trip for the Vols. I inflicted gunshot wound, was vehicle, cited to Me1gs county ed during the i!OCial boor by Board will meet this everung\ I, presenting facts and figures school districts citing th• ad- 1he football banquet. The momrushed by ambulance to Cabell- court Oct. 22. the 7th grade room mothers. In town hall at 7.30 p.m. concerning the aod to educa- vantages to be gamed by a lar·1 mg kmdergarten class taught WAMJDNGTON - EXPAN·iHuntington hospital in Runtlng. ger curriculum, better teachmg by Mrs Reynolds and the se<slon of the military draft bss ' ton, W. Va. this morning. staff and training for each child ond grade taught by Mrs. Ge.-. been accompanied by a rise in1 Pomeroy Police said Victor in regard to his abiloly. aid Rupe won the attendanct ioluntary enlistments in all the Young, 63, East Maln~st, was In her remarks Mrs Rey- ~ award. •ervices, according to the Pen- shot in the left temple with a , ' no ids cited the need _ror educa- Following the meeting a r• ~on . .22 rifle. Mr. Young was In the hon of the youth m keepmg 1cept1on was held m bonor of Tho Johnson administration upstairs area of his home when Success of the foliage 1 0 u r Among tokens of Its apprecl- locating here were favorably Jaycees bsve already given w1th the space age changes '" ' Supt and Mrs. Tbo~pson In ordered draft calls to be more the Incident occurred. . . . . . . . . . • .. 111vmg and workmg condo lions.Ithe high school cafeteria. A des. p cy squad- Sunday 1 to strong ind!Callo_ns at1on. Mrs. ~ling's organiZB· 1mpressed w1lh the quality of the1r unqualified support to lh" IShe compared the salanes of sert course was served by tha th an doub1ed as It camed out omeroy emergen. of more Uke It - though btft tloil, the NatiOnal Assoctstlon tho busmess. economic boon for the area, . . . · . · buildup of the forces caused by men were .summoned ndto t h ger - m th e future . Ral' B . W . and d th teachers m the mduslr18l areas hospotality comwollee. 1 15 1 11 o ,way usmess omen 1s n opera on some years, urge a1 every orgamza·[ Oh' 'th h h • 1 the Vietnamese war. Draft call& home at 7._42. a.m. 8 rans- This foUowed remarka by sending an electric train to the the corporation would hire a lion In the county hasten to add 01 10 WI 1 ose 01 1 e 1oca 1I 1 Deotroyed by Fire last sununer were running a- ported~· IDJ~h man11J" V~t-\Fall Foliage Tour Chairman Children's Home here. maximum of 4{1 to 50 employ- its endorsement of the Meigs area. ~ut 17,000 a month. '111ey were eran~k e~orHa tl : • · ho~ Bill Grueser who praised and Mr. Grueser atsted that the eea from the area in which tt County site, and Inform the gov- A reading machine, recenttyi The Artbur Taylllr resldenco (Umped to 33,t1410 lor October, ~as t : ' b Eu~ n n~t! e thanked what he oalled "an·end- tours through the Excelsior Salt locates. Nelsonville and Wells- emor of its support. purchased by the school. was on the Long 111m road was de16,400 for November and 4S,224 ~ Y 1 ~ ng am 1";'h · less list of Individuals and or- Works were the most pleasant ton are also possible sites for . demonstrated by Mrs. R. B. stroyed by fh. Monday IL<IrJio lor n.cember. " : po ce :•~,a e ganizations" for making Sun- surprise for •·isftora. He BUft the plant The Chamber plans ' Nearby Jackson and Scooto Pickens principal ol the ete-!mg, Racme firelllen sa1d today. :'""1 11 are co u ng an day's tour an unqualified sue- gested the need lor more apec- further ~xploration of mutual counties bsve been competing mentary building, showmg how ! The Taylor home, a small WASHINGTON-THE ROUBE ves fga on. cess, at the meeting Monday ial souvenirs if the event is to arrangements and fimmcmg. hotly to get the state facUlty. the maclline Is used to help!frame strucM'e, was ruined beCommittee on Un-Amerfcan Acol the Pomeroy Chamber of be repeated. Crow also reported that the' Present at the meeting, in children team to read better fore the Racme volunteer n,... tlvltlea oel out today to publlcly ASKS DIVORCE Commerce, above Crow's Town Curtis McDaniel, president of decision on location of the new !addition to the above, were' at their own grade level. men were BUJDmoned at 11:23 a. vank the bedsheets from the and Country Restaurant. the Meigs County Jaycee~, ,... Ohio penitentiary, for which PreSident Jack Carsey, BIll ' The machine is for use in aU m. 1bey aaid a lew piecea ol ku Klux Klan's "Invisible em- A petition for divorce has He aald tour director Mrs. ported complete aatfsfacllon Meigs county is a' leading can- Downie, Bob Jacobo, Mayor grades and Mr. Clarence fumoture were all that waa got. ~re." been filed In Meigs CouDiy Com· Bess Boling considered the wftb operatiOD ol the clllclten dldate, obould come soon. A Charles Legar, Willis Leading- Tbomp•on, supenntendent, ob- ten out before tbe ~itt was out The first acheduled witnesa at Pleaa court by sybU Mae tour the IIIOilt aatiafactory oil barbecue, run j?llllly will! the team of three advisors to the ham, John Blaettnar, Kermit served that the school bopes I'll of control. No lmmedlate ..... me hearing was Robert Shelton e, Bl6 Oaborne-st,_ Pomeroy, 1118ny and inquired about brlnft ~·· .. · · governor was here Thufsday for Walton, AI Leonard, Barney be able to purchase at least SOD lor ~_llre was l'lpQtted. t1 Tuscalooaa, Ala., 1 former against Robert Lee Riffle, aame ing a tour of aome 3,000 people A'ttorney Fred Crow, Jr., .In- a last-minute examination of Compton, Ted Reed. Jr., Rev. two more as soon as posaible. LOCAL TEMPS ~re aalellnan who aerved as addreas. The plalnUfl charg~ I!> tbe regatta here nat sprlllfl formed that a ll'OUP of ae\'811•the proposed sUe .In the Po Rick Martin, guest Dave Wa~ The P.T.A. voted to purchase The t1111perature 111 ~ "Imperial wizard" of tbe UJilt. ....,.. neg!~ of ~IJ antt er-' lad of NpeaU., \hia Fall's tour Melp Cooney re~tallves land - Letart Fall• area. aon, Dick Owen, Walter Gru~ aupplles for the machine. roy'a ~ dlltrli!lllt .n~JI !feme Cl'ltett)', and Ia ...... PQI 1111 11. apanded bat- who Thursday lOWed a pl81it He atsted tbat certain oraan- or, Bob Gaol, and Bo~ Win- The meeting was opened wilh a.m. today wai 7141cr• ... ~lied OD page 2) euatody of a minor cblltl._ II. ., ID Columbua fatertlleillll • n, illllfooa, llllCh as lbti ilaip Co. pll. lbti lliOdP to lbti llq led by der llJDny *ill. ·. ; · -· ·.,'r -o~I:!IIJ .,)." !. •,•t " :~~..,,..,: ~..1 .~ . ...c~,...) ~t.lj 1 J " 1,• ,· ., . , -··.o:: ,'it • · • 1·'i< '"'··~ !'·."'.~i 'ilht~"iJI!fa 1..; ~ ~ f' , , • •llloe'• l.llf J I !.if .~otu.mt;\'i ~rt" "~: J>" t· \r.S ~Cif.l' ~et\1 1., !'IJ. ':..!~ll:f -:t: Q.ut• .• , t't: ~!~· ..,. f~~ f.~ {'!.f ~~ ·". 1!11'\, tYJt'~1 tt.:t.,. II ijf I l wm 1 . . . . GunshOt vICtim • • ,. · · Js Rushed to . H t' gt ' m ' . ·- Middleport PTA Endorses Consolidation, Issue I for 'Yes' Votes on November 2nd . . . . . More B•gger • Tours are proposed "I 1 . :""m JHr, 00'). .1.. • · ~~--:;-~----;;~~~~~~~-;;-~--~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,:;;;;;;;~I at . Let us help. Pay eM Bl ywt Rooma I WORLD I h ,e·a~ IS ~ .~ C: u·It by Dn.ver 79c • Mr;. 4 rire call in town. Parking met· -~ ... er violations totaled 730 with 62 1 unpaid. Street money collected was $713 and lot money, $695. Allending were Mayor Legar, '. Clerk Edna SchoenJeb and GJun- • cilmen Franklin Rizer, Roy Reuter, Don Collins, Lou Poulin _ and Bob Hysell. · .. se·l texture only in 88 ment. 1 Chief of Police Jed Webster's report for September showed 13 arrests, 10 accidents investigated, six bonds taken, 36 complaints investigated, Utr~ illegal parking arrests. seven warnings Issued, nine emergen· cy calls in the viUage and one was made following a meeting CL E V ELAN D (UP! I of council two weeks ago. GoegSchoof Snperlnlendeat Paul W. lein Bros., except for culling Brlgo today came out olrongoft piling with an underwater 1 ly against state Issue No. l, torch, have completed the prowhich wooJd add ao extra I je<'t of extending and widemng COLUMBUS (UP)) - Marxist author Herbert Apthe- cent to lilt Oblo oales Ia• for th• boat levee. ker spoke about Communism on the Ohio State Univer- educaHoa beoeftls. Mayor Charles Legar ""id he sity campus Monday night in a test of the university's Briggs 10ld Clevelaod retldiscussed last week with Divi- revised speakers' rul e. denio would get back ouly It sion of Waterways officials lhe A capacity audience of 384 students and faculty mem- cenh for their school! on evpossibllllies of obtaoning the bers both cheered and laughed at the remarks of At>- ery addlHoaaf dollsr paid to additional grant theker. who was the center of a free speech controversy tuea. "I eannol Ill &ood cooThe additional work propos- at the sprawling campus ----oelence recommead that ldnd <d would include construction of last spring. . b_lack marketing and specula- of lnveslmenl to the elllzeu an access rpad from the exist- Aptheker was permitted_ ~ t1on. of tblt commWJJty," be uld. boll! Ia h' Ttl to speak alter the univerSity s The rebutal, by Dr. Paul 1 1 8 ~g ,;;•0 1~ acl ~· e 101 trustees revised tho rule forbid- Cr01g of the university's speech • upper ~ par '!'!! tng on-eampus talks by oontro- department said Aptheker ov~~~9The vl~l"fe 18thseekmg ~ verslal figures without approv- eremphasiz~d America's short'".r.: gran or e proJec al of the Ohio State president. comings and underemphasized wh1ch Is. estimated at $34,589.S4. No incidents marred his talk . the shortcomings of Communist Council ~!so approved t_he which was sponsored by the nations. cond readmg. of an ordonance Students for Liberal Action, al' that would gtve the Columbta though earlier Aplheker was 1 . t/1. : .I I Gas of Ohio, Inc., a rate increase of Ill> per cent over a four year period. Additional repairs on town hall were discussed and it was agreed to purchase books for firemen to use while attending a school to be sponsored by the Racin• Volunteer Fire Depar~ ·~ "! To The lntere.b 01 The Meig•·MOion .4reo Goegleins Win Levee Bid Pomeroy Council tentatively accepted the bid Monday night of Goegleln Bros., Mlddleporl, of 122.517 to do additional work in the area of lls boat levee. The bid, the only one received, was accepted providing money sought in the form of a grant from the Department of ~ ,I enttne POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO w~~;;:tt:~~s~~b~~:·!ant ?sssr/··.• ··.. VOL XVII NO. 155 Natural Resources, Division of t ' • • ••••• The"·'l mee mg • · tram H•llery """'" · epor · 'th d H ard Young \ M F d Plans will be discussed tor i ~ •f eshments were served bY . port High School prmcipal. rey Sml aedn ow eon Johnson. rs. dreM TI k and Inspection on er d Nellie were observ . son Racine, Mr. an rs. ·1 Sol wor Thomas C. Ed·•Clarice Krautler an Sabra Keoth Morgan, student at Ohio Mrs. Doris Koenig and Ricky G. •Hilldore, Syracuse and Mr. es ds ·n : ;ous master urges Brown. AttendmgAwe~e Cia- UniverSity, was the weekend of Tuppers Plains and Mr. and , and Mrs. William McKelvey and . Wedge Crepe 'S wl~r ·~P~~tons to attend. Morrison, Norm;h. f s "t~ster guest of his parents, Mr. and \· Mrs. George Catrett, Middl•port l\ Marvin, Porllsnd. a co rice Krautter, 1r ey ' Mrs. Roger Morgan. visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman . Middleport .. ocr. ~~ Jane Walton, Vera Crow •. Lee Mrs. Kenneth Scltes, Mrs. eber . Mrs. Linda Beegle, Rarme, The Twilight Gard•n . clu~ Lee, Mildred Karr, Rose S•soon, Angus Howard, Mrs. Allen WMr ·.nd Mrs. Robert Cozart' visiied Tuesday with ML and '"';;:;:::::i::::;:i: woU :;'eet T~'::t~~ayJ:;e~~l:rl Ann Rupe, Margaret Fol~~: Leonard, and Mrs. Glenn Hens-1 of P~rtland and Belly Dickens Mrs. Harry Swan. ~~e ~ T A Hennessy Nellie Brown and Phyllis ler were in Columbus last week of Reedsville visited Mr. and The WSCS of the wot · · · ,len. to attend the state convention Mr Junior Houber. Church mel Wednesday afteras co-hostess. of the Child Conservation Lea-, ~; and Mrs. Fred Larkins noon at the borne ol Mrs. Cora • Pia d gue. 1 were· dinner guests of Mr. and Hilton with nine members preTONIGHT 1. TUESDAY CANASTA PLAYED Conventr.on • nne uests of Mrs. Date \ Mrs. Howard Larkins, Portland.\ sent. Mrs. C~lyn Price, vi ce [ "VON RyAN'S EXPRISS" Mrs. Robert Schmoll enterBy Pytluan Suters Recent g M nd Mrs M and Mrs Lindsay Lyons president, was m charge of (Tec bmcolor) 1 Frank Sinatra, Trevor How· mined her canasta club rece~t , Plans have been complet~d] Mournmg ~ere El ~-ia~ and Mr:l /f~mily, Ula·h Swan, Tuppers program. ard Raffaella Carra. \ty at her home on Pearl St. , for the Pythian Sisters Dlstnct•: ' J:~ng, ~oumlng and Plains Lawrence Hashargen of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKeiColorc:artoont 1Guests were Mrs. Earl .Daven-~ 11 convention to be reld l hlldrens. D:~e:nd Juli of eo-1 ' Porne;oy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert vey of Belpre were ~i~.~:~: l1 gport, Mr~. Gene HarriS, Mrs. Tuesday, Oct. 19 at the leglon:fumbus .' Dodderer, Columbus and Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. W WED. ond THURSDAY Oc:tob•r 20-21 Davtd Ohlinger, and Mrs. Mol- t.all m Moddleport. RegiStration M d Mrs Ralph Gilmore Oscar Babcock were ' dmner McKelvey. NOT OPEN dred Humphreys. Prozes were will be from 2-3 p.m. with ~ atte~.::' the Coshocton County guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mr. and Mrs. Clem Cooper, won by Mrs. Charles Bradbury, dinner to be served at 5·30 by F . 1 1 k and also visit-I Riggs Athens Portland are movmg to Haclne., potr FRIDAY end SATURDAY 1 Mrs Richard Gress, and Mrs. the legion auxil. i ary. Reserva~ e:lr:.wit~s Eastman, formBetty louden of Cheshlre Mr. Marvan Swan, Marilyn O.tobor 21·23 "SWINGERS' PARADISE" Davenport and Mrs. Humph· ti?ns for the donner may be :er resodent of Pomeroy, who Is and Mr. and Mrs. George Fred- and Bill, Mlddleport, were Sun· (Technlcolor) . reys. Refreshments were serv· goven to Mrs. Horace McEihm- at McConnellsville. erick of Chester were visltlng day dinner guests of Mr. and 1 CUff Richard, Walter Slezak, led by the hostess al the close ny by Monday evening. Mr and Mrs. Dorset Larkins. Mrs. Harry Swan. Our Regular Price 99c AP1lr Susan Hampshire. Among Grand offJCen to be l \ Mr nd Mr Bryant of Nitro "A HIGH WIND Iof the •venmg. present will be Beth Davos, ANNOUNCE BIRTH ·a s. . . Mr d ALSO OUR .. . IN JAMAICA" TO MEET FRIDAY Grand Chief of Croton, Ohio, l ett' W- Va .. were YlSlllng ' an OBSERVES BIRTHDAY (Technlcolor ) STRETCH SEAMLESS STOCKINGS Anthony Quinn, James Cor· The Past Matrons of Evange-•and Sylvia Bownes, Logan, Dis- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barn Mrs. Bdl Bryant. . bun, Lila Kedrova. line Chapter, OES, will meet trlct Grand Chief. Visitors from of Ravenswood: W. Va. ~re ~n- Mr. and Mrs. Zern Pierce at· Penn• Husell, daughter of OUR SEAMLESS MESH STOCKINGS Friday evening, October 2.!, at Gallipolis, Nelsonville, Wilkes- nouncing the brrth of !herr ftrst tended the P1erce reunion at and Mrs. Lawrence ~~~~ OUR TEEN AGE SEAIILESS MESH STOCKINGS SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY , the IK>rne of Mrs Emerson ville Logan carbondale Glous- child, a daughter, Friday, Oct. Dutch Ridge, Guysville. celebrated her fUth b Y "ll~;~~c~i~M" 1 Jones with Mrs. Earl Knighl ·ter ~nd Po;.eroy are e~pected. IS at Holzer Hospital In Galli- VIsiting Mr. and Mro. Larry the afternoon klndergarr~te~;n~~~~~:ll All99c Borklhlro Quality On Salo AI . .• Elvil Presley, Fran Jeffries, and Mrs Harry Houdashelt as-1 ' polls. The baby, we~ghlng 8 Curtis were Mr. and Mrs. Mar- taught by Mrs. Guy p.~lro Mary Ann Mobley. . J' tesses Members are HOST FOR PARTY pounds and one ounce bas been vln Wa ·er and Ruthle, Reeds- thla past week. lor hoturotto: sos ~ng os handkerchief to the \ Karon Lynn Griffith entertain- named Kimberly Sue. Mrs. Bar-~ ville, Tonuny Miller, Phillip Ice cream, cup~akestb an To The Wild Roturn to rmg g'fl to a member ed Susan Lanning Charisse nell Is the former Kay Darst , Walker, Danny Miller, Dayton party favors were goven e ~::=~~~;., & 40c. m;:tong or ad' Porter Cathy Watson Bette of Middleport. Grandparents In- and Mr. and Mrs. Don Eas~ dren. Servmg as helpers 'i;ii;ii:::;;~;;;;;~~=~~·w;i:;;,;;bs ~siim&ov;;;e;;:_;;,•.w,, a.Y : ,·;;;;;;;iii, J•an Hobstetter, and Pamela elude Mr. Vern Darst, Middle- ' man, Coumbus. 1 Randy McKinney, DavidBoyll•sl 11 Neutzling members of Marchthe of portRavenswood, and Mr. andW.Mrs. and Mrs.vl&tled RomeyMr.Wbltel~•;Y~·~J~li~I~W:!a~lb~um~,~P':at-ty Pomeroy' High School Va. Barnett ofMr. Ch!Uicothe and ~ Velvet Swisher. _ __j~====::::::::::::::::iiiiii $4.99 I I ! :~7 I I ( I WORK SHOE$ Det~~ I' I I • • at y )!o;mma Smoth) on thetr 30t d contribute. to have devotwns. t was f Iton-Columbus H,?tel. . c u mg R bb" Ord Sandy wedding anniversary. On Sun- an OCT. 19 gested that each .member _o Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skmner Swanson, o le S ' ue Jen• 'day, the group were dinner The Salisbury PTA will meet , chOir have devotoons at begm: attended the homecoming game ~ns~.bl~lr~!nn ~~nch, Vic· iUOSts of the Maters. Tuesday October 19. al 7·30 P·\nmg of Sunday evenmg wor .and activities at Ohio Umver- k' ·~~~ . Debbie Gilkey Rei- - - - - - - - - - ! m Mrs' Larry Heines will be ship services. sity ln Athens Saturday. Also le Surfon, Dwight odwson .. • g~est speaker. All members are ~ A quiz on Bible ver;l~s a7t~~ attending wer~ the lat~~: !~: ~xie :~fers, Okey Ritter: Mr. and Mrs. Harold FashiOn Party hl!ld urged to attend conducted by Betty Kl • erv- ther and famoly,d ~r . .1 Day·• Tom Cooke Eddie Brown, Ken- bsve returned home ocr. 20 which refreshments wer~ 5 d Dan Farmer an ami Y' ' Smith Keith French Mark spending several days in In West Columbia Class 12 Corrle of Heath Me- ed by Miss Klein to !'"r~.\~:;, ton. ~ench Verne Ord and Mr. and Vlrgmia and northern Ohio. They ON B 1 Roush and ,lhodiSI Church will meet -~ed~ Tom Soui~~Y· B~~n:rd ILyons:l Members of the Middleport Mrs Emerson Jones, counsel- took their daughter, Mrs. Rob- ! Stewart e::re hostesse : oger I E Wayne Garden •ors. . to I for a 8-Line fa~~o~ pa~~ni~ ~organ Wl\1 lead a discussion\ Mtke Wright,. R~~~~r KJe~a:g~~~ ~~os7e;u~~y included the Miss~eir new horne in Morgantown, I the ~est Colum la o~vening on school consohd~hon. Rev and Mrs. 1 an [es Hallie and Nellie Zerkle, W. Va. They then went to .~ast llulldmg w:·~~:. won by The Winding Traol Garden ters Mrs. Walter Hayes. Mrs. M. c. Liverpool where they VISited The door pr arl of Mason and Club woll meet at the home or Wolson. Mrs A. A Dillard, Mrs. Mrs. Joe Holl and famoly and to PVIrgaul!ne ~::rs of West Colum· Mrs. Leo Bryan, Wednesda~l PI an Party James Titus and Mrs. John Kill· I Columbus where !hey were the UllB Oct. 20 at 7:30 p.m. Roll ca , caid eWS I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold bla. will be an Herb !rom your gar· Dur~ng Dennis Saelens, Rlo Grande! \ Grimm. In Piqua they visited , Those attending were Char- den, also a. seed e.xchange. New The regular meeting of the 1College student, spent the week· wet and Mr. and Mrs. Garen Roush and lotte Yonker, Mary Rous?, Paul- offtcers Will be mstalle~ . Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta \end With his parents, Mr. and • Mrs. Howard Cald 1 ins in Chillicothe, Mr and Mr s.' fne Stewart and Cecole Van The Middleport Loterary Sigma Phi was held Thursday Mrs Adolph Saelens. Utah Swan of Tuppers Pia Dave Roush. On their Meter of Mason ; Mrs. Rogers, Club Will meet Wednesday af- evenmg at the Columbia Gas \ MISS Carol Scott, student and Leona Babcock attended a homt they also visited Mrs. Ar· Mildred Van Meter, Mrs. P~ul ternoon at 2 p.m. at the hom~ · Office JD Middleport when the nurse at Gallipohs, spent the Fashion show at Esther Riggs![ thur Roush at Salem Center Fitgerald, and daughter Lm- of ~rs. Emerson Jones .. Boo \social committee announced weekend with her parents, Mr. in Athens Mr and Mrs. Mel Ewen and da, Mrt. Thomas, West Co- revieW~ will incl~d~ "Wm sto~ plans for the October Rush Par- and Mrs. Paul Scott Mr and Mrs_. . Elmer Burton I dau hter of Steubenville were hunbia, and the hostess, Sarah lchurclull, An lnllmate Por ty 'but no definite date was s~t. ~ Mtke Shafer, MarBhall Uni- of Columbus vtstted Mr and . wee~end uests of Mr. and Mrs Elias, who acted '88 demonstra- 1trait," Mrs. M L. Fr~nc~: · The group agreed to furnish verslty student, spent the week- Mrs. Wayne Prince. ence gPnce tor with several girls modeling and "My Darling Clementme, . fiv• cars tor the Fall Foliage end with his mother, Mrs. Ma- Mr and Mrs. Hank Holter Clar . the fubions. \Mrs. G. H. Lasher. Roll c.aii \Tour The ways and means \ry Shafer and grandparents, visited Elma Holter, Forest Mrs. Marvin McKelvey, stuRefreshmentJ of cookies, cof- response will be a quotation comr~uttee announced that the I Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett,. Run. . dent at Marshall University in mints were from Churchill. . ;card party had been a succe~s Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Cozart\ Huntington, w. va. spent the lee, :;neb and The Past Presulents of the and thanked members [or their 1 It d or Lorain v1sited Nelhe Cozart. weekend with her parents, Mr.: I!I'V • American Legion Auxll~ary of decoration. Ra.y ~ickens, who s a e~h; Mr. and Mrs Howard Young 11nd Mrs. William A. McKelvey. Drew Webster Post will meetl The cultural programs were ing Manett~ Col.lege, spent Dr of Paden City, w. Va., Ronme Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson Boys Wednesday at 8 p.m. ~t th e given by Nell ie Brown an~ Ann weekend with hi~· pkaresnts, Reynolds, Pomeroy, Nellie Ste- entertained with a party home of ~rs. George owrey' Rupe. Mrs. Brown, speaking on and Mrs. R R. It~ ~ S, rber- them and Mr and Mrs. Kenny day afternoon honormg I h ongin of life . and Mrs. Rupe l Mr and Mrs. A re _ca . ·nodi d were din1 his third blrt:h-'1 L•urel Cliff. . .' f . I ~ Jio An all-out public effort to In- ment of Mental Hygiene !Cor- slrllctton of prison over a Rt. 33 by-pass built to the new the U. S. Corps of Engineers, form top alate officials of Meigs rectlon, should help. lle praised lwo year pel'(od; It would meaa Racine high-lift dam, and a and the highway departments of county's need for Ohio's propos- highly the work of Rep. Ralph •• -oal payroll fa nee" of bridge over the dam. both states, - necesaary in any ed new maximum security pris- Welker in bringing Meigs coun- $1 million, and lbe employ- "This by-pass in no way con- action Involving the Ohio River on waa urged in Middleport ty to a point where the decis- menl of over lltll per100o. flicts with regular Rt. 33," he- had reached the point where Monday night. ion apparently lies between Sci- A final decision on locating said. "It is badly needed by the he is walling for a letter from Fred W. Crow, Pomeruy at- oto (Lucasville) and Meigs the prison Is reported to be res~ hundreda of people In our part the Corps regarding mainlentorney, told the Conununity lm- county's Great Bend area. 1ng In part with a committee of the county working al Spom, ance of a highway over Its provement Corporation : Crow told 15 members of the named by the governor to sur- Vanadium, "ad In Ravenswood." dam. "They are close to a decision. CIC meeting in the Columbus vey again the sites under con- Booth was asslll'ed by Presi· Booth also observed that the It i• up to us to convince Gover- and Ohio Electric compaey's sideration. This group's report dent William Childs, CIC trus- by-pass would be an access nor Rbodea Bnd Mr. Janis we social room it appears Scioto is expected to be in the gover-' tees would act on such a resolu- road to the proposed prison. need thlo new otate facility bad- has one chief advantage over nor's hands ahortly. lion at a meeting probably next PLANT INTERESTED ly to bolater our economy." Meigs county. That advantage RT. 31 PROGRESS week. Mr. Crow also described the Mr. Crow auggested that le~ is access roads. Olin Booth of Racine asked Mr. Booth also said negotia- impressions he and six other ters to the governor and Janis, Mr. Crow oald $U to $18 mU- lor a resolution from the CICItions conducted between the Meigs representatives got when director of the Ohio Depart. Don would bo open! on co• aupportlng his eUorts to have a[ ststes of West Vtrslnia & Ohio, they visited official& of a plant Mrs !e'::::th weekend Mr. sy :..,nd Phillp Rexroat lilhednn ~!' r-:n~ week':•~:. ocr. II D fh~-Youth ch~ir of Laurel Cliff \:;_!'"in Middleport. Sunday evening at the !u!~~ : : ~~ ·=~e:~ the ou ~~nEdi:," Thomas. g and ~on of Cincinnadati w~e:..W ..,..y• a nd The Meigs County emocra1 Free MethodiSt church m • t Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Man- The meeting was open . erniglli gllf•ots Satur y · It In Columbus ~lth Mr. ;ew club will meet Monday at 7:30 Thursday evening in the recrea- le ~nd Mr. and Mrs. Thomas , group singing followed by devo- homecommg. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Healy _of Dessie Patterson. Mrs. Thomas Smith and ~t W _ p.m at the Pomeroy second lion room of parsonage, follow- I R~ush have received word that · lions led by Eddie Brown on Harry "anlel'bury returned Columbus spent Saturd~y woth Mrs. 0. 0. Cleek of P~rtland Albllny With Mr. and MrM ~ ward bouse. All members areling choir practice th · son and daughter, PFC the theme, the Ten Command- borne Saturday, after undergo- Misses Lena and Katte Guth. is the guest of Mrs. DesSie Pal· att Tbom~son and ~co.::.:• urged to attend and bring sand· . Prayer by the Rev. Eugene a::r Mrs. Roger Manley bsve ments, taken from Deuterono- ing minor surgery at Holzer \ They also visited Harry ~oss terson, West Main St. Delay. Fnday, they ith Mr. l wiches or cookies. Gill opened the meeting, follow- moved into another apartment my. Hospital. at Veterans Memonal Hosp•tal. . led Mr. and Mro. Sm , Mrs I JOF Class of the United ed with devotoons led by Karo- in Butzbach Germany. The Rhonda Hysell, president all Radford Mr. and Mrs. Goerge Korn T end Mrs. Thompson and The , cb will meet So Ish Committees were Ill 'observe their first : conducted the business meeting Mr. and Mrs. Wy IJr of Columbus were weekend D OF A TO MEE Delay to Toledo fo~ we:•~ ~e~l~~u(!urMonday at 7.30 I~:med ~or ~e party and includ-1~·:~~gwanniversary Oct. 25th.\ when plans were made to hold spent a few dat' ~~;:,:ttage g~ests of their parents, Mr. and Chester Council D;ug:• visit Wllh Mr. and s. R" h. a e ed Sandra Gilmore, Lind' Hag- Their address is PFC Roger a Halloween party Thursday on Lancaster a S:sson Mrs George Kom Sr. and Mrs. of America will meet ue ' Walter and MrMandl ~s. IC - P· .;,'~orus Council Daughters gy' and Leonard Lyons, refresh- Manley, RA J571195li, H 1-18 evening, Oct. 28 in the church Mr. a~ Mrs.t;"~~~d~y to Joh~ Thomas. at 7:30p.m. The annua:/ns~ ard Maler at one ov . . will meet Monday I ments · Darlene Ebhn, Becky Art APO N. Y. 09039. basement. Blue and gold mem· were m anc~s Mrs Vera Roberts and. chtl~ tion wdl be held and a ~ Saturday evening, the group ,:: ~~eroc~ at the IOOF Hall \ Eblin ~nd Karolyn Soulsby, dec- , M;s. p.,;rl Reynolds, Middle- hership tags were distributed attend the faor. ~~·~~~~~..-~G~ordo:;n~·~a~nd:;.,;Sh~err;;_I:.,:::J•:;;h:;;n-~ber~s-are"""as"k"'ed._to""w,.ea;;;;;;;r;;;w;;;;h.•te•. attended a dinner at the Plan- I P t. ·u be held by orations· Karen Floris, Mlck- port Kingergarten teacher, was to members for the attendance ~:M:•:g:••=a=nd=M=el:":sa=== An auc WI ' tation Inn at ~aumee and a the waysIOnand means commil· [ey Howell and S~le Tracyei •\in Columbus Iast Saturday to1_ contest. ' Mr•- 1 • • ChoiT Plannrng Party Oct. 28 AtParsonage f c01 mbus spent tbe wee~· Pleasant, W, V'a. apent son u Mrs Hel· Saturday with their grandpar- end ;:,:.er mother. • ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mow- enMills Pakicta Hennessy, at. lot PI ________, li 1 . ' Mamly About / ' .., ' "' ' ' . , � 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 18, 1965 duffy gilkey lewis riggs