https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2d1094f096f2eff50e5acb229cb62d6f.pdf c14e85b3f448811c4070a1d98b18c982 PDF Text Text "' ; .• 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 / ' .., ' "' ' ' . , �-·------ ................. • ;.~ lllltlall. Ptmwoy-Mtddleport, o:,_Oct. t9. t96s Grass Root Democrats are -uttin• off Mr Coleman C -, • . , ... .. ~ ··~ • • \ IJPJ BriefS Viet Congis IConllnued from page 1) ed Klan. of America, one of a :01~. KJ:." .:f:":~: ...,, utent, e!Jewbert ID lht F . B d BUCkS acmg 3 gerS; Defecting in Armed Units COl.VMJIUa tlll'll - A eoua- !Jturt, ilf hN MtD Ollll,lor II· pUoo. Unlttd l'rtll lllterutloual 1J cbalrmtn'1 lll'lll!IIIIIOII that tact nwneroua timet. IAINDON _ COMMUNIST SAIGON (UP() - Communi!! eou14 undertul lht poUey-makHave ComplaiDM China Is willing to end Its dis- VIet Cong troops are befi_Ming 1n1 powor ot Democradc State Tho cllllrmmon hove com- te with the Soviet Ualon, but to defect to the South V1etna· Chairmu Wllllom L ColemlD plalned they hove ml been IIV· : , lf the KremUn makes lD mese government In small, w.. formally formed Mondly, en _,lb •oleo Ill oottlDI porty open dlplomaUc break with the armed unlls, a Vletn~mese miArtlcltl ol lncorporatioo for poUcy II tho otata level, oopec- Unlttd Slates Iron CUrtain dl- Ulm'y spokesman ~a ri~Yihe tile Phl9 DtmDC!I'IIIc CollDly lolly aioce !hay have to do DIOit plOIIIllto lllld' todoy The spokesman eoc nd growChaii'I!IID AuocloUon, Col urn- of tho opade ,.t. Uel 111e Commlllllst . diplomats =e~!:S :~J! ~:; a~alnst the bui, 1lfft ftlod wtth Semllry l\eprtselltaUYa of Jt eoun llld Pekin&'• terms 1..- 1 oettle- Communist• of Stela Ttd W. Brown. - . llatH II &nlllee& ol the ment of the Sino-Soviet ideologt- During the past week, he '1\1 purpoot eloust atatad tho lfi'OUp, ho,..ver DOl meluded cal war were advlDCOd in re- said m VIet Cong mllltary orsllliJIUOD Htb to "unite Ill wore the hllvlly populated ""'t peace SOundiDIS between ond 'poi!Ucal pe1'801111el defectof the county chairmen of lht Demooratic atrongboldl of Cuy- the two countries. The Soviet ed bringing with them a fight Democratic party of the State ahog~. Mahomng and summlt rejected them. The Soviets to m~chine -gun, 66 individll'll weaof Ohio in a permanent, auton- counties. . dale have pledged only to pons and ii5 grenades. er •ous, self-governing body." Corporation trustee~ listed ''freeze" but not cut relations An' American milltary spok~ That could mean the chair- were: . with Wublllgtoo as lq aa the man disclosed that another .U.S. men plan to make their own de. Robert J. Kuhn, Lima, A1leu Viet Nam war contlnues. Air Force F4C Phantom jet was cislons, rather than taking ord· County; Nelson Humphrey, ahot down over Communist ers from Coleman. Ashtabula, Ashtabula; Emil ~- KEY WEST, n.A. _ FIDEL North Viet Nam Monday. It , : Purposes Lilted Marx, Sl Marys, Aught~, Castro keeps potential soldier was the sixth U.S. craft lost Other listed purposes inc!ud· Frank A Vannelle, Bellaire, and sugar cane workers in Cu- over the North since the end of ed. Belmont ; Edward B. Osborne, ba but scores of children were tast week. - To provide assistance, coun- Goshen, Clermont; Don R. Gos- ~ the swellina: tide of ref- Two parachutes were sighted sel and cooperation to the Dom- ..y, Columbllna, Columbllna; cornlllt! here from the alter the plane was downed ocratlc RltiOJlll committeeman Milton K~oll, Coshocton, Co- ~:~unist Island Monday, and the airmen were of Ohio ond to the Democratic shocton; George R. Motley,_ Hu- One lather who arrived Mon- presumed captured by the Natiollll Commitlel. ron, ErJe; Raymond SpJUer, day said he risked taking his CommuniSts near tht coastal 1 -To servo u forum lor the Pleasantville, Fllrfteld; Dooald Itklay-old ,.. dlre<tly from 1 city of Vlnh. ~lltl"l leaders o1 Ohio. W. Revelle, Cambrldao, Guer1> Ha ho 'tal incubator to a Strategic a1r comllRind (SAC) ~ vana spl 1152 bombers struck again to-To pcovidt lD or(aal!IUon '~;,eph E. Sarosy, Painesville, omall boat for tit~ I "";'!lous day at Communist positions 30 which is •ita! to the needs ol Lote; Ronald K. Milleson, crossmg because wan my miles northwest of Saigon, hitthe O.mocratic party In Ohio Freeport Harrl11011· Merritt A son to IJI'OW up In 1 free coun- ling an often-bombed forest which Is not provided by the Wight, 'Millersburi, Holmes;. try." More omall boats ~f" : west ol the Communist "Iron , lllltutell of the stale. Isaac L. Waltoa, Wellstoa, their way ICI'OSI tho or Triangle." Nelson Lancione, Columbus Jacl<soll· Huao Alennder, Straits today to push the total The Vietnamese Defense De,' : ' ' ' I,, 11 , ,' lawyer, "" listed u Jllatutory Steubenrine, Jefferson; Ralph own~ ~.f olilel ~ under partment issued its weekly ca··- -· ,, ' 1 lDd filed the articles Barre N t Llcld . Job Castro' open door nodus to sualty report and said the V1et . , d 1 agen · betw en the ...;nt tt, ewar ' ng, n well over '100. Con sustained 94S casualties DOG-GONE IT HURTS _ Those could be the thoughts of Pomeroy Ch1ef of Police Jed Webster' pet Ol aplitand h.! P. Kelly, Toledo, Law1184 killed, last week: as it is given a rabies innoculation shot at the clhtic for and cats Saturday on the_ Pomeroy ch In recent ears W. Weiss, MlrlOII, Mar: ZANESVILLE, omo- VIR- A spokesman said 196 goverl> High school football field . Dr. J. K. Bratton, Athens ve tennarmn, admJmstered the vaccme. The clime was the ::othe DemOC::ats lost the tually evory social Ill In Ohio mont troops were kllled and 50 second held in Meigs county this month since the outb reak of rab1es m skunks started. - Sentmel Photo, offices and control of tho legi&- Lev' Zanesville Muskingum. sterno lrnm unemploymeot lDd missing ID action lor the same A;on,Cl d Whar'to n, Clldwell' "th• only be solv- period. Five Forfeit Bonds Klanners Hwarned ~ 80 Y e ed byproblem buildingcan a better climate d If Noble; Roger DIPaolo, Kent, through ed don, Gov James In Mayor's Cou'"l To Keep an • o PortiiO; Gtrald E. Radcliffe, A. Rhod..u·:aid .Mund~ . WASHINGTON tUPI)- House Chillicothe, Rosa; Ruosell P. The Vernor re te~ this Five persons forfeited bonds Investigators openea hearmgs Beekf11', Fremont, Sandusky; often ,r:ted conten:. 0 be ond another was fined in Mid· on the Ko Klux Khm today w1th John F. Gwin. ~lllllltt!, Stark; s ke to lboul Mill rsons dleport Mayor Lee Smith'• court a warning to the secret soc~ety lotereol Bospltol William J. TimmiDI Jr., War· or:' band for dedication :; Ohio Monday night. that any ottempt to phySically I ron Trumbull· Howord (Bud) Unl . , b ncb m Bill McHaflie, 38, Middleport, intimidate w1tnesses would be PerSOOI enterinl Holzer Has, . . . Tu versl1Ys new ra ca • nd f . hed i Feeney Bennett Post 128 ital during the last 24 bours Mercer, New Philadelphll. .. pus here. The n million buildwas fmed 1!0 •.. costs or w- KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia pums . .. 1 d . Mr A Line Wil· caraw1s; Richard J. Thomas, . ted to be d toxJCatJon. Forfeiting bonds (UPI) - Radio Malaysia report- The was Jssu.ed by eglon, has announeu e<l . s. RaJ b Marietta· Wa!lblngton and Jo- lnl was ex pee rea Y were Ira R. Patterson 40 Lak- ed today that D N Aidit lead- Chairman Edin E. Wll!Js, D - Ied 1ts annual halloween obser234 nah Jr., ' Orrville, by neil fall. COLUMBUS IUPI) - A ma- l in, 125 each on charg._; oi reck· er of the In· La., of the House Committee ""Ivance lo be held Saturday, Oet. Martm, tl FSecondR ., B'd: RG - Jor opponent of I"ue ron the, less operation and resisting ar- donesia Communist Party Un·Amencan ActiVities, _ whlch ,30 from 4 to6 p.m. at the Mld1 Wayne. Lillee M. . isher, I. 1, _aAIIItSBU , ll'. VA. Nov. 2 ballot Mmday circulated , rest· Leland D. Southerton, Ath· PKI . East Java orga· w.. conducting, the mqu<ry rntpldleport stadiUm. well; Rhoru Jo Leming, _710 Ftre, whtcb and copies of two letters to back up 'l ens '$!5 for speeding· Kenneth ( .. 1• 'sta against the Kl-an's "mvisible Prizes will be awarded for Raccoon Rd .; Rosemary Smith, erecl seven eoa1 DUDers, its stand against the proposal. Lee' Miller 19 ru 3 'Pomeroy n!Zing arm .:et S k· Wi!Jis said in an opening state· those in costume in first, second ftt. 2. Bidwell; Ho~er W. Stal> ued to nge today in I tunnel a! George B. Hammond, HOCU· II15 for sP.eding;. J~hn Henr; trooP" loya 1 to reSI en u ar- ment the constitution protected land third in all cate~ories Inley, Rt. I Cro_wn City; Wilham the nearby Cllnchllt!ld Coal Co. live director of the Ohio State 1Motley 17 Middleport 12s lor no. any person who testified before eluding runniest, prethest, ugliJ. Webb. Patriot Star Rl; ~oJ. Mars No. 2 rni~. Council of retail merchants, intoxic~tio~. and Dale' Eugene Radio MalaysJa today quo~ed a congressional committee and~ est and most original. These will ;llilld C. Prose, Rt. 1, PatrMll; Gowp ,a~~,.., Gallipolis Rescue wo,-kO!'II bellied leased a letter he wrote to state IHolliday, 30, Rt. J, Mariotla, ' the army newspaper as saymg clearly oullawed "lhe secret I be awarded in three ag_e groups: Albert E. Hartenbach, Pt. Pl.. Dam !%.!, IU, Mlllllinl 211 (eft Ilames lDd heavy smoke lor SO Rep. B. A. Broughton, R-ebar- , $25 for speeding. that A1d1t. was usmg the town ganging up ol any group to one to live year old, first grod1 sant; James M.. Nibert, Galb- 1on rollers. Pomeroy-Muon 10.- !.ours belwe findl01 mtes 1nd don, chairman ol the House , of GuaniJ81n m East Java as puniSh or harm " w1tnes:;es. 1 ers to sixth graders, and sevpotiS Ferry ; W111iam K. Stover. I &3, Pt. Pleasallt :14.111, Hintoa ln'ows, IICTibbled m chill<, dJ. Education Committee, and! IhiS headquarters and was shutenth grade up. Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant; Wilham 48 KIDBwho Falls %.13. Chor- j reeling them to the bodies ol Broughton's ,..ply. I'_ !ling back and forth between , I Doughnuts and coca cola will Fields, Rt. I, Letart; Mrs. lna l lesloo JUt. Laadoo, Marmet. tho last four meo Mooday. Hammond slated fn his various villages to rally support Car is Recovereo) be served by the !r ·'on. A II E. Pratt. Pt. Pleasont; Joseph and Winfield dams were on the that one of the real issues Ill lor Commumst rebels. I N J persons in costume " 1 be pre0 A. Parsons, New Haven; Tholl> oil~ BONG KONG _ ANOTHER lht Issue I campaign Is whethQuoting Jarkarlll reporl!l, the ew ersey sented a dime instead of the •• f,.. Jewell, PI, Pleaslnl; Gall Boai MoveiDftll: American turncoat or the Kor- er the I per cenllncrease in the Malaysian radio iBid another A car stolen from Middleport novellleS given the past years. Miller, Middleport ; Mrs. Hom- 011.. River _ Pollywo( down 010 war wallled out o1 Commu- stat• •ales tax proposal would . . . <:ommunist stronghold had been on Sept. 12 was round over the, In case ol rain it will be held er ' H: Pblllips, ~t. I. Lango- 1!, 1:10 a.m.; Eastern up 14, nlst Chino today en route bact be earmarked lor lupport of Mel_gs Conly Samtanan Per- uncovered in West Java where pnst weekend abandoned on a lin tlie legion hall basemen~ .vi~: Georg. R. Starcher, Mid· I p m.: franklia Pierce up 14, to the United States. ~iorris R. pubhc schools. ry RJ~gs saJd today 137 pets Commumsts were urg am.zmg New Jersey turnpike , it was re1 15 1 , dleporl; Beulord Lyons. Ash- : a.m.; Queen City up II, Will•, !2, stripping 811 fool· Broqhton, who presided over were mnoculated_al the emer· Into g r o u p s of b a t t a 11 on ported today. land, Ky.; Angela L. Hankin! 3:25 a.m.; Cbartea Stevenson er from ron Aim, N Y., re- tbe comnultee that studied the gency rab1es clmJc Saturday on strength in an effort to create The car, a 1955 Chevrolet, lrontoo: Robert M. Johnson: Rt. down 4, 5 o.m.; POllY Down-' lustd to Ialli obout bia days proposal, said the initiated bill the Pomeroy lootball field . chaos . . is owned by Franl< Kelton. ,Jr .. I 2, Chillicothe; Terry E. Kmm· ey down 15, UO a.m.; Lorena u ' priiiOOtl' of war or his doeo not earmark th• funds lor Rigg• said the breakdown I A CommuniSt oHJce In Me- olficials said. On Sept. !S i IOn, Rl. 3, Wellstoa; Pearl K. down t, 10 211 p.m.; Molly K. )tars ol livllll and working in that specific purpose. sh d 103 do and 34 ·ats dan, a city m North Sumatra, warrants were issued for the ! CISh. Rt. l , Chillicothe; IJon. •own 15, II :2$ p,m.; Ahqulppl Communist China. ''The only cbanae from the owe ed Inn gs I ti he Ia was burned, killing three per- arrest of persons suspected of aid E. McCorkle, Rt. J, Wells- up 11. 2:3$ 1.m.; Southern "I will DOl speak to IDybody present law In the sales tal pro- ~~~while H:~: ;;: ar~.:...t sona and seriouslY injuring_four stealing the car. The Meigs Meigs county For Hunters ton; Mrs. Howa.a G. MarUI. down II, 325 1.m.; St. Marys now" Wills told newsmen who posalo of State Issue No. I II . ' P others, Radio Malays11 sa1d. It County Sheriffs department and w1ll sponsor a bench show and Rt. 1. Pedro; Mrs. Chest~ J llP 16 wa1ting· Valle) Trans· met' him at the Lowu borde ID mcrease m lhe amount of the r offictals reported tests ~ve pinned that report on Antara. Middleport Chief or Police Her· I field trml~ Friday, Oct. 29·30 Tackett. Rt. 1, Catlettsburg, Ky. porter down ui. waitin&: Har- statioo atter be alked --~ tat," he said. shown 1 ~0 more skunks killed the official lndooesia news bert Gilkey said the case is . at !he Racine Legion Hall. Ov~ Mra l1arence Stanley Ao b· · w lu v were rab1d. One o1 the sl<unks . . · h d ted to · ' . vey Jordon up 11, waitma:; Bar"- tht covered railway bridge sek"lled . Bedf rd tow hi agency. still under mvesttgat10n. er 100 oun s are expec '" land, Ky.; Mrs. John H. lli1· 1bara Gly down 17, 12'45 a.m.;l paralllll thio crown cotoa wa• 1 .0 ns P The Malaysian broadcast said compete wilh 24 trophleo lor lin•. Rt. J, Jackson; Mro. Ad· Walter Hougland up I I tO p. from the Inland With and the other on LmcoiD Heights the Indonesian army had ar· BS E the show and trials being •· rtan Hubbard. Rt 4, Oak Hill im., Jeffboott up &, l :lo 1.m; 1,..,. his :nese .rife U ~at~ In Pomeroy, rested $,344 persons for supTOd 0 hoERV 91 ' 1lanned warded by Judge Larry Pitzet Dlscbar&ed r New Martin.sville down 18, 7 yen, 25, and their dauahter, porting the Oct. 1 coup at- fo~ ~::rl sPa~:~r olt Pnear or Fairmont, W.Va. 15 la.m ; OVEC up It, l a.m ; Jer- Pei-faDI. montha. tU 1 S Veterans M•morlal Hospital tempi. The commander ol the Che e who will observe his A meeting to _complete plans Donald M. Morgan, W. S. , ry Bosworth down It, UO 1.m.; greater Jakarta Military Dll- · st r Th sda Oct. . for the competition Will be 21 held Monday, Oct. 25, at the Hyre, Larry .1, Bumgardner. A. .1. Patten up 19, "' 15 a.m.; SALISBURY RHODESIA Admlnlons - George Worl· trict was quoted as say1ng the ~st ~r~day ur f' ~d to bod COLUMBUS (UP!)- WltJCOIIsin should be quite a comedown lor Ohio State after battling Michigsn state, but U the Buck· eyes~ucb of a letdown it coul ust eo costly .. the loss to e artans. Coacb 'Woody Hayes bad only a brief comment to make Monday about the Bucks' ~7 pas~ lng at the hands of Michigan Slate. "I think we just got overpow,.ed, outplayed and probably outcoached." he said, and then he turned to the Badgers who iuroish the opposition Sat~rday. "We'll come baek Ibis week 1o work more with the ollen.e," 1 This Week's Standings Lu~as; ~lllte :k,~~~=t~m~~ K~. ~====== incl~diDI Hospital News Opponent of Red Leader . Organizmg Issue } Puts ReSIStance . ~ ~c ~ ~ams, :•ckaoo p~:; r~ emergenc~ 0ut h"IS proof ..:, . H~wello parli~ll; ban~ trap~ Hi\'er news smo~ eonti~ was~n L . PI egwn ans Its HaIIoween Stad"10m party warnln~ A~ncan i. ' I< !) ' ' empire.'' ·~ r~J I I I \ re-: Beach Show, • • tO wi CommJSSIOn S dy B"d On 0C{Ober 25t h Mrs. IAndrew Calhoun down 20, tO· Prime Minis~ Ian S~th of ,....P..,ta ;J:Illrle, \ I Mae <""" _,ber, THE DAILY SENTINEL '. liiw .c.: )berlin : entral State So eo I ! lnFamiliarRunnerupRole 0 62 118 injured his ankle in a fraternity CITY LEAGUE o 4 o 28 97 house mishap and his playing Oct. 1%, ]Hi 0 5 0 69 165 status was uncertain. Khenyon . < 0 43 100 1 · Middleport Dept. Store 32 :0 in Umvers1ty o 0 5" o 8 95 Pomeroy Cement Black 30 Dayton D d D B 26 an . ar MID--AMERICAN Syracuse Ball Park 20 Bowling Green 2 0 0 12 31 Rawlings Honda 20 Kent State 2 1 o 61 33 H aed R. Firestone 16 Miami 2 1 0 68 10 High Game and Series Marshall I I 0 21 28 Sylvester, 211, 576; High foledo I 2 0 35 12 Carleton Sunday School had Game and Series Western Mich. 0 2 36 67 an ·· ·ndance of 7o, offering Ball Park, 917, 2&20. Ohio Universily 0 2 0 17 48 $39.98. \"ollowlng Sunday School omo CONFERENCE at 12 o'clock a Baptism was TRI COUNTY LEAGUE Muskingum • 4 o o 69 o held in the Kingsbury Creek Oct. 12, 1965 Akron 2 0 0 39 3 with the minister Rev. Clyde Foreman • Abbott 32 Capital 3 I 0 90 55 Hinton assisted by the Supt. JMeigs Co. Beagle Club 30 Hiram 3 I 0 36 63 Ralph ,'· ' and Wayne BeaL I Points Otterbein 2 1 0 63 73 While those who were to be Foreman • Abbott 32 Wittenberg 2 I 0 58 31 baplized gathered at the creek Meigs Co. Beagle Club 30 D 2 I 0 « 20 L-nk, the entire church congre- CraiJl· 's Market 28 eru:-~on <N ut~~ MI. Union 2 2 0 56 75 galion oang "Shall We Gat he r Holsum Sales 28 Baldwin-Wall. I 2 0 48 53 at the River." "'hose who re- Crow's Steak House 14 ~hio Wesleyan 0 o 1 7 7 ceived baptism were Mrs. Judy G. and J. Auto Parts 12 0 2 11 Kenyon 0 53 Carl, · va King, Bobby Mash High Game- W. Jeffers, 2t9; ) berlin 0 2 0 33 49 Richard Dean, Charles Mash High Series - W. Martin, 563; · 'd K'mg. J 0hn waIter Hi8h Tearn Garne and Heidelberg 0 2 I 13 27 J r' f'-'rvt 0 3 0 40 76 Dean. ",rJa Deal, Mrs. Karen Holsum Sales, 368, 2$36. 1\'ooster Marietta o 3 0 14 Io6 Murray and Mrs. Virginia M!D-()HJO Dean. 24 Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Rogers ST. LOUIS . •-Ashland 3 0 0 66 5 visited with relatives in Char· Blff Brqcey, a St. LouiS Bluffton I f 0 20 lo lesion, W. Va., and while there al mmor league player was DWer ~~:ton 10 13 0 ~ 8\ attendod t~· Charleston Rockelll Signed to Fl. Leonard Wood, """" and Providence, R. 1., foot- Mo. where he will take the . ° <--Clinched Mrs.visited Charles This week'stille Ohio college foot· Sr. 8 - ' mily one Mash even· ball schedule: 1 lth M d saturday ing rec' 't Y w r. a n Mrs. warne Beal 'and lanuly, OhJ'o State at Wioconsin Mrs. . IJzat- ~ nl .1urray V!SltCi ncinnati at Tulsa ed Sunday afternoon wHh Mr. BowUng Green at Kent Stale and Mrs, Charley Kmg and lamOhio University at Miami ily of · isonville Baldwin-Wallace at Youngstown Mrs. Haz Arn~ld, Lester, Fi dl . VIS· . k Eastern Kentuc y at n ay Nathan, Walter and Evalme Central St. at Kentucky St. ited in Cbcrleston with Mr. and 8apital at Akron Mrs. Tohn De Vere and family Wittenberg at Heidelberg on Sunday. . Muskingom at Wooster Mr and Mrs. Earl Goodwm Denison at Oberlin and family of Athens visited Mt. Union at Hiram with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. M~rietta at Otterbein Homer }oodwin and Lela reOh1o Northern at Ashland cently. Kenyon at Wilmington ~·- . a d Mrs. John Dean vist· Ohio Wesleyan at Wabash ed recently with Mrs. Lenora John Carroll at Case Dean ~ nd '1rs. Anna Mae Ter· Western Res, at Wash.·Jell. rell, Juanita and Ruth Ann, of Salllrday af1bt ~ Pomeroy. Kavler at Chattanooga Mr. George Michael . who Western Michigan at Toledo WBI lo. _,erly from this com· munlty P" - ced away at ShellST. LOUIS (UPI)-Harrlson ering Arms ~ospital in Athena Wicke! of Beverly Hills, Calli. alter a lew weeks ol llln.... has been named St. l.ouis Car- Mr. •'ld Mrs. Wayne Beal linal scouting supervisor lor and Mr. and Mrs. Roger YIIUIIi the Pacific coast area, wm ersburg recently on :;;.;~&~~~~.........,, r business trip, ~ Recent ;l<llors of Mr. lDd The Llndmerk Dairy M)'a. Cbarleo • lash and famlly were" ~- •... ,ther, Mr. and Mrs. Appreciation Banquet ,:aymond Brollord and daughters of ~lumbua and Mrs. Tues., Od. 26, 1965 Mash'o '' . "· Clayton Brollord of Gahana. Sellsbury School Mr. and Mrs. c. 0. Rogers had .a recent Yiliton Mr. lDd 7:30P.M. Mrs. R1•1 CrloweU ol NtoPra ltoMrvatlona mUll be mads 1'1lls, N. V,, Nt. and Mrs. T. at l.olldmort Office by E. MeCOIIlbaJ IIIII 1011, Butdl, TbundoJ Octoller ZL of Sl. ' Va., Mr. lDd L.------;...-.J' Mrr. B. W. Of Pe!•t• ;~!. BaVaSl•H "]S Alston Bern" g Top Manager T=- 181 Transfers (Ue) Texas Tech, Duke, sots and Washfngton State, •· .' J '1'.....,....,.: Miss Baker • BOSSmg • Staff For "fhe Echo' COLEMAN·' HEATING I_~S~A~LE~~S~&~~~:::::fr 01--A· E HARDWARE FRIGIDAirE Frost-Proof Reftigerallr! Jacket Babes Score Second II Southern Win Massillon I•S Leading pack In Gn'd Rank victory over Southern Monday pended from duty pending evening at Racine. outcome of departmental cha:r- 1) Greg White's two touchdown ges stemming from the inci·, runs paced the Little Jackel!ld.e_n_:t· - - - - - - - - to thel·r second victory t h l s season over Larry Wilson's Sou· Dear Allison, them team. "How can 1 keep peop/11 The other two Middleport six pointers came on a 30 yard car· from mooching my Half ry by Dennis Boggs as the e.nd He.lfs? They can't game got underway and a 35 resislthat rich e.roma." yard run by Lee Floyd. White and Floyd each scored on Dear Smoker, extl'll points attempts for the . Clrarles Winebrenner coached "Who can? May I Middleport squad. , have one?" Roger Ours, the Tornadoes big fullback, scored both touch· downs for the losers. One or Ours' touchdowns came on a 30 yard run. Tom Spangler carried over the extra points lol· lowing one of the two southern touchdowns. BOOST - -E-RS--T-O-M-EET The Pomeroy High School Athletic Boosters will meet a1 the Senior High School at 7:~ p. m. Tuesday, Oct , PreSI- -Jl."'-~ __ 19 COLUMBUS (UPI) - The United Press International Ohio high school Class AA football ratings with first - place votes and won-lost records in paren· theses: Team Points I. M ·sillon " 21 (6-0) 375 2. Sandusky 7 (6-0) 310 3. Warren . . .. t (IHI) 7IJ9 4. Middletown .. 3 (IHJ) 7DI s. Upper Arlington (IHIJ 121 8_ Steubeoville •. 1 15-11 1t7 7. Cin. Moeller 2 <IHII 2115 8. Cols. Watterson J (IHJ) 94 70 5.()) "" 9 Lima .. ·. · · .. · 1 (.:t) 10. Niles <~ •• 8e<ond 18 teams: ell. RFre- dleen~t_R~e~il'llno::L~in~d~aaJM~oullln':c:es':.._1__________ mont Ross 58; 12. m. oger _ SZ; 13. Canton McKinley • '' D R th -14 15 ; 14. 34aylon Do ;Cb . . , i I 6Cie:~~~~ ;;.;:~: 23o 19 fPDA 14TI rc.,......., n.& ... 11. '1 • llo Inn!,.., deh"'*"t! """'-_,InPackailes ....,. sticl< tllgelher. Adeli&llllll - . • IIi& 100-lb. ......... lllp lleeler. • Twill -table HydraiORJ nearly llo. bushel. ""I . 1 . .' , With Trade--lnl BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. , Demand more blg'J 10• your .2,,.,.,.,...,...,...____,.......,....,....,.,....,......,.....,...,....,........,; 29 7 9il months reserve According to Italian mental statistics natives that country s~nd more $I billion annualiy on tobacco. NEW VORK (IJPil - Arkanwhich finished the 1964 ~n as the nation's secondranked major college football team, was back In the familiar runnerup position this week In United rr... Jntemational'a board of coaches ratings. The Raorbacks stunned Tes.. 27-21 last weekend and eli&placed the Longhorns in the No. 2 spot but they will need outside help in order to dislodge Nebraska from the top where it tms been lor the last three weeks. The help eould come thi• weekend from undefeated but twice-tied Colorado, whlcb is tied lor 15th with Princeton, Michigan and Alabama io the latest weekly ratings, The Buffaloes, the first of two tough Big Eight opponents to test Nebraska m consecutiVe weeks, tangle with the Huskers at Lmcoin on Saturday, . The United Press Internalional major college football ra~ ings witll first place votes and won-lost records in parentheses : Property Other teams receiving votes Mr. and Mrs. Co'-!_,!~: - Georgia Tech, W~~=~~ Elmer C. White, Lucy attended a Bllr(ll'l80 ~ ru:~ utah State, Syracuse, White to Thomas E. Smith, dinner lor Mrs. Gra<e S"*));~iJ· State, Army and Navy. rll Smith, Lot, Pomeroy. at the home of ber son, Nellie Marie Brown, Virgil V. Swartz and family of Cooi~A. Brown, Joan Childs, Wilham · J Dr "" IS Childs to Samuel R. Boston, Mr. and Mrl.nd. RMr •• IDda::;, ~) Pomeroy. ette, Chester a • " ::1 Clair Karr. Marguerite E. Harold Jacobo, Cleveland and!• Karr to Kenneth E. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Jltllll_:, lo Maria Romine, Lot, Pomeroy. and family, Edisoa, we:re Sill'' w. 11. Putnam, Jane day guests ol Mr. and Mrl. ~-:' Cecil Zeolta McCabe to bert Smith. I ' •• ed States, parcels, Olive. Shirley Baker Is editor of Max Coy, Arlene Coy Southern High School Ronel Denney, Pearl De<mey, IJ The Echo, lor the 1!16Ml6 parcels, Rutland. it was announced today_ Other members of the Carl L. Barnhart, are Janice Roback, feature'~·:~ :::~~'!rtF to Randall tor· Linda Adams, Karen N Powell, .75 acre';,•'~~~: i l Kay and Edith Rose, Dorothy Johnson, writers; Marjorie Holter, Dana Johnson, Clark 10 Noel By FRED DOWN ary editor; Joe Prollitt, Mi<idli'JlOii.ll UPI Sporlo Writer editor; Polly Decker, lth Lois, ,, NEW YORK (UP[)-Unlted iness reporter; Rhonda James F. Alexander, Greua Press International's select100 leo school Iailier reporter; Ale101nder to Sybil of Walt AJston as National ce Brace, exchange editor: Lebanon. League Manager of the Vear ry Spencer, Carolyn Sybil Ebersbach lo Jamea was hailed today by Los An· and Norma Shain, business man· · Gretta B. geleo Dodger Vice President agers. er, parcels, Lebanon. Buzzle Bavasi as proof "people Team Points Typists are Linda Johnson Vernon L. Weber, Adm., Ida s· are finally reaUzlng what a !me I. Nebraska <13) (5-0) 316 and Nancy Cummins and re- B. Young, dec., to Elmer G. manager he Is." 2. Arkansas 021 (5.()) 302 porters are William Zerkle, Young, Ruby K. Young, 11.>1 Walter lras always been 1 3. Michigan St. (IOJ <5-0) 295 Carol Wilcoxen, Sharon · Roush, acres, Chester. Harold ChiN. Mer. fine manager," said Bavasi .. "l 4. <lie ) Purdue (4-0-1) 2()4 Dale Hill Margaret Cole Rhonda Elber Johnson, Frances John· Locuot St. ~ don'l think be did anythmg Southern Cal (4-IJ.l) 204 Brickles, Sharon Theiss, son to Wilbur Rowley, Matilda , Phone WY 2.-2511 very different this year than he 8. Texas (4-1) 104 Hoback, Debbie Hill, Linda Ad· 11Ro~w~le~y;.,~~~l>~a~cr~e~s,~Sa~·l~is~bury:;.;.·d::::: bas done In past seasons but It 7. Notre Dame (3-1) 149 ams and Beverly Price. Donald!; 1s nice to see bim receive JUst 8. Florida !4-l) 85 Wolfe is faculty advisor. recognition." 9. Louisiana St. (4·1) 57 1 Alston, 53, was named by 21 10. Georgia 14-1) . . . 26 Pair of f.hargers of the 24 baseball experts who Second 10 - II. MISSISSippi Released on Bond mpoaed the UPI's 1965 Board State 17; 12. MJSsoun tS; 13. NEW YORK !UP!) - Two ~ Baseball Experts. Herman U.C.L:A. lp2; . 14. Tenr:she~ 6; San Diego Chargers' football Franks of the San Francisco 15. <he) nnceton, tc 1gan, fr tod 1 Giants received two v?tes and Colorado and Alabama, 5; 19. ~e~ we:ceh, a~~aitin:Ya cou~~ Harry Walker ol the P1llllburgh hearing Friday on they Pirates rece~ved one. assaulted a New York fir1'm'm II Good CoacheB after a tavern argument. "The first thing you think of Criminal Court Judge Ruben II when talking about the manaLevy released guard ••• o1 tbe year in 1965 is that ",f,,;;i~;·~ ,.,..... Sweeney, and . d~Monday. there were several unusually back Ed 24, Zeman, 28 good jobs done," commented The fireman, John P. LoJuir"· Bavasi. "Franks also did a , was at Lenox Hill HospitaL 11 29 ~ and so did Wa.lke. ran~ The Middleport Yellow Jack- His companion, vacationing Sisler of the Cmcwnatl ets 7-8th grade scored a 28-16 liceman John Powers, was o1 h•~,g~~ 1 Temporary HQ Drew Attenti"on BEST COLIJMBUS (UPJ. - Ohio college football reeords, inclnd· ~ IJlg games of Oct. 16: Teamo W L T Pis Ops By Ualled Press International Findlay S 0 0 120 20 Unbeaten Michigan St~te and POMEROY LANES Xavier 5 0 0 113 76 Purdue, both elevated m the 0 13 1965 Youngstown 5 0 0 97 40 national rankingsby the Womea's :.ly,Binl League Ashland 4 0 1 104 44 ed Press lntematmnal Board r w. Muskingum 4 I 0 72 13 Coaches, began dr1llmg f~ Ha y Four t 6 Bowling Green 4 I 0 72 65 their head-on dash Saturday Slor:.J' Four 9 6 Capital 3 I 0 90 55 a _game,that may decide th~ Pinettes · .......... 6 9 Wittenberg 3 1 o 37 31 81~ Tens Rose Bowl represen Spareless Four ....... 6 9 Hiram 3 1 0 86 o3 tatlve. .1 be without High Game and Series _ s. Kent State 3 1 I 39 oo l The Spartan• WkJIJ J Blake 159 398· High Team Ohl·o Northern 4 2 0 71 70 Ifor defensiVe halfbac erry ones the encounter with the Boil· Game' and 'Series, - Happy Ohio Wesleyan 2 I I 09 44 ermakers, and for the res1 or 'tO'I:, '" 1391 • I John Carroll 2 f l 30 I> the season as well. X-rays disDefiance 3 2 0 93 73 1closed that the 5-foot-9 junior WedDesday Ml•ed League ~lufflon 3 2 0 68 43 suffered a broken arm in Mich· Oct. 13, f965 Cincinnati 3 2 0 64 44 igan State's win over Ohio. W. roledo 3 2 0 53 49 State. The Foursome H )hio State 2 2 o 61 80 The convincing victory over The Spoilers 11 ~t. Union 2 2 0 56 75 the Buckeyes boosted the Spar· K. - P's II Ocnison 2 2 0 55 38 tans inlo third place in !his Four Roses 9 :::ase Tech 2 2 0 45 81 week's UPI rankings. Purdue, Kmg Pins 61:-11llh Akron 2 2 I 59 71 which nipped Michigan on a Hill toppers 311 Miami 2 3 o Itli 1117 last-minute lield goa11..1 week, High Game_ h P aui H . ltterbein 2 S 0 33 117 moved into a tie lor the No. 4 21; Betty Sm1t 176; Ig ~:~ldwin·Wallace 1 2 1 61 66 ranking with Southern Califor· Series - Don Hunne,I "'0 '" • ifeidelberg 1 2 2 29 34 nia. Hanning; High Team 1\lestern Reserve 1 3 0 36 64 Purdue may also be without - Four Roses, 676; Wooster 1 4 0 74 122 the services Jf one of its first- High Series - The Marietta for Saturday's game. 1906. Wilmington 0l 44 0I 36 36 142 1117 stringers Veteran tackle Lou De Filippo 11 I .I"· ·Decision I :':r:; Mrs. WiiHe L. Nickels, lng, Racine; Mary Radford, situation in the capital.. wos still at"ho~: :u~~ a patient hunters' clubhouse at 7,30 p.m. J<well Ome, Mn. Robert G l5 a.m.; L1ttle Geor1e up 20, Rhod tod d I' 11 d Pomeroy , Conme Hunt. Middle- tense and that the state of M. Vt Memorial All interested parties are Nutter, Darla L. Angel, Miss 1:50 a.m.; Coal KinK down 21, esJa ~y ram& lea Y e. A special meeting of the porl; Nettie Jenks, Pomeroy; war" would remain in effect aL .elgs e ~rans k For urged ro attend this meeting 011 C Jean Russell, Mrs. Jerry C. iS:l$ a.m.; Franklin 8_ down ltyNia decthllllonh. lndeJ·•penld· Meigs County Commissioner• Willard Clay, Pomeroy; Orville Wltil aU rebel resistance hadfr Ho , spdltal hfor e!ghhtt weeds. ither l ln order to assure the succesa K. 11 Qu e up ence or Mrs J B t'hild '" 3 ~ c !I w 11.t-ru 11:\1 cooA p .• .., en s w o w1s o sen e . _._ ee~ee, . aDlf!l . . :.N a.m.:. ? on en ny In black A.frlca. bas been set for Oct. ZS to re- r~s, omeroy. been WI~-... ou.1 a 1 birthday or aet well card, of the meet. A !QUare unnce era, Mrs. Malcolm D. DIVII. ,22, US a.m.: C. V.. Hamer Smith met with hll cabinet ceive bids lor three new high- Dlscbar&es - Mrs. Harold Mr. Parker's address is R. D. will be held at the Legion Clinton H. Boyd. Heber M. l down Zl, 1230 l .m.. Walter . . way department trucks they Rose and daughter, Racrne; UNIT CALLED Lo !tom Hall at Racine Saturdlly Oet. 2• ng 80 S.llllders, Mrs. Harold K. Ger Williamson down 11, 5·20 a.m; · mlmstero all 'IIOI'nlng, then told plan to buy. !.ollie Sheffield Racine: MarThe Racine emergeocy squadr 30 in conJ·unction wtth I b. t • !R 1- bl 23 . ... . H 1 n newsmen walling lor an e~ct. . · . ed . Fr . o M~ · man, MDCII r . ~w1a~n. ! era eup .~ ..... a.m., ee 10 d . -The conumss10ners Monday vin Walker. Reedsville ; Evelyn was summon at 8.15. • · m. affair and refreshment. w1ll Mrs. Bacyle L. Sayre and m· R. down Greenup 4:20 p.m.: eclaratmn of lndepende~ce also agreed to transfer $100 Brickles, Tuppers Plains; Ne~ Monday for George Worhng, _911, TRICK OR TREAT . be served all three nigbts. fant daughter. Valvolme up Greenup 4-30 p.m.,llrum Bnt~~n that the sessmn from the unanticipated Emer· lie Coleman, Long Bottom; R. D., Racine, who was havmg Trick or Treat will be held m Walter Beckjord up Greenup 1:-l•as only A com~ttee ~ee~ senciealund to county buildins•, Francis Forbes, Syracuse: Lin- dilliculty breathing. He was Middleport between 0:30 and MARRIAGE APPUC~TIONS 20 p.m.; Helen Z. up Greenup Ina of the cabmet. He said a $1,250 from Unanticipated Em- dsy White, Racine; Willlam transported to Veteran• Mem- 7:30 p.m. Oct. 28, Mayor Lee Don Miller Erwin 22, Middle145 p.m.; H. E. Bowles up lull cabinet metting would _be ergenc1es to officialll' honda, Graybeal Recine. orlal Hospital, Smith said today. port, draftsman, and Cathy 0.... 1 Greenup 11:45 o.m : National bold Wednesday, thus leavmg 1350 from Maintenance Supplies ' aldlne Wolle, 18, Minersville, . (Cootlnued from page_II ,down Greenup 5,15 a.m; Ms· the world m suspense lor an- to Stationery and Supplies for J<\,,...v Time _,.__ clerk ; Russell FindUng, 50, Rt (IIIlo lDd it pions 1 mill and malear up Greenup 7:10 o.m.; other day. the Sheriff's Do(llll'lment Coolville, Iarmer and EdDI 3 Goff, ii5, Rt. , Coolville. . ;!lalebery In tho Nelsonville area. Alton Zephyr down Meldahl Also 12 600 was tra~erred CAN'T 3 Nt Murphy reviewed profit 7·15 p.lll; Ravenswood down U 't. . 1 d E e ge 1'RANSFERREC' • 1 of "Ohio Farm In· Melda!JI t::IO p.m. , Pamela D. rom nan ICipa e m r nTO iHE MIDDLE ~E FOOD. EV~RYTI-liNI> Inc " which propOses dowo Meldabl 10:45 p-m.; AIc~es to the Workhouse Fund, NA11VE D~INKS. WEATHER .~sale' of ~k 1110 par value) lled·Ashland up Meldaht 12:30! $110 from Colllfii!SIIIaUon.::: ~mEAST .... iH£ '7~~~8!,1 ~t.g:lf£~9.~· Fair tonight, low 45 • 54. Wetl.. tbt publi< of $511,!00, lUI· a.m.; Lady Glorlo up Meldahl ployees to Sl!ltionery a ' p~~A;g aelday partly eloudy by after. 'lilentlng t33,700 already sold to 2:45 a.m.; Dille Spirit up Melplies Wllhm the ln:aoorer 1 apFRIE.N!)S BACK ....,, not mueb cban&e II IIIDol the board ol dlrec· dahl 4:10 a.m. propriallons. and $150 from HOM£ !-<OW . ~ headed by Hay Molder, GaDipolll IJom - Csthy R. The temporary museum head- Compensation ol Employ~s lo MISERABLI: perature. iDklwest Industrialist. up 5:10p.m.; J. S. Lewis down ~arters of theMtJgs Cou.nty other ex':"nses, also Within the THEY WERE·... · .flllld Murphy' 12 -:10 a.m.; Arnold Wolker up P1oneer IDd Hiatorlcal Soc~ety trnsurers approprtallone . . ~~we hope to fiDd aourl'tl for 2:Ma.m.; Irene Chotin up f :lt to the Court House seemed to Attenchng were ~mJSSIO~· ttQUel'l in Meigs county whtre e.m.: Harriett M. up 8:30 a.m.;lbe the center of. attraction .tor! en Kenneth McEihlMy, pres1· DEVOTED TO INTEREST OP Jluitdrwda ot ""'- olrudy R· Bob Benter down 1 o.m, many or the Fohago eacurSion- dent; Charles R. Karr Sr., and MEIG5·MASON AREA 1Robert Clark. (1)1,. 11111 whero ll<loOIIVe mod- lo11wllo River - Lucy Jane Iota Sunday alternooo. . . a1e ...nt t. OWHo I'UIII..... ·lt'blltlllllll lDd repair 11 needed. Lucoa down Mvmtt 11;56 p.l The esUmated Mill VISitors _ ·--t1111t1r flnnttllll. lcllttr M"'IIlY IIIII Kokw said 1 m.; Salley""" up Marmet 1,501 were enthuslaatic In _their pra111 RGANIZE PUbll•fl«< _...., .tutrnootl •nt1'1 8UII41J' bJ the Oblo ValhiJ l'u~ AT L.4ST THeY DIOdlm _.tnt 'IlOilO ' o.m.; Allen R. Men-ill up Mil' Iof the exhlbllo of pictures, retCUBS c~ 0 b Scouts wUI Ina Compll'l)', 110 r.i:~hanlc St ... PoJG. HOMe ANI) FOR -~lilly In llftl~• county II· met • a.m.; Duncon Bruce up lcs and rare book.• that were The Ra I e Cu . 'll!ror. Otuo. 41'15. lUll- oft 1 • • Phont WY 14160. &4Jto&"W thODe f t MONTHS REeALI: Of the firm MarDIOI t:IO a.m.; Semel down selected lor thio occastoa. There hold an ..-ganlzatlooal meetmg Utllt. "THEIR PALS W:TH lntered u .econd el- 1MIIbll '• the mee~g were Willfield 1:111-m.; EdoBDI 9os- were quite a lew visitors who at the Racme Ilapllsl Church •tiler at the pOll offtctl tt PtmllfOI• FOREIGN FOOt>, Mr. Cmw, Mr. we~ wortll don Winfield 5:30 1 .m.; contributed to the society and Mooday, Ocl 25,. at 7:30 p.nL Ohl.o. · Nellauel ad•ll'tlatnl ~t.ltlnr Nt Mr. - h. Beaver up Winfield 5:35 o.m. obowed deep interest In Ill pr.. Guy NIIJh, dlslrJCI S • o u I liRt:sS,LINGO AND ~eltl KJmbaU, ·Inc., 30 t.txtq. Wf<ATNOT .... tea An., N111w Yon ctt;J. Mft Werner £ctj1011 Robstetposed archiva and museum. E1ecutive, and other Scout of. Yon. .AIInd Eiborteld Rodney 8PEAl8 ON SAFETY The president of the Society Dclllo, will be present. A II 8ulwcrlpttoe Nltlr Dtlt'ltnd • IIUTIIr Wlllnr ..all.lb... 311 Cltna pW C. 1. Bllkesleo, Wil- Ptl. G. E. Scott, GaUipolll was ably uslsttd Ill welcoming parents witb boyo between 8 wed:• on• .,..., In ll'l'lnce et U.t Dall' 81fntlnel oUJee lliUO: 1!.11: Woyne Swish- Sllto lllP••r Patrol pool, and lllowJnc aroond the VIII· and II ye~ra _are _urged to ·~ ·I lbOntlll • •.1101 «lret •r1oat.lul 11.101 Br , Wellh Edllon JIUer, apoko Monday oo "Podtltrlan ton by Mr. Fred Geogleln, Mrs. lend. Appheauons will be acllotoJ' aaut. '11'1\ere c1M10r ...,..,. no1 ,.,.liable, ""' month tl.so, Br _c -,, 1~il Carroll Nor- land lchool But Safety,"" Sa- PauUne Atkino and Mr. Pat cepted for boys 7 yean old ! mall one lllf 110.00: . IIX DlODt.lal. I- C/elller &lfUIOIIII'J lchool. Lockii'J, who will lie I llelora Dec. I IlL U ,:UJ TbrH PWnt.bt. 11.00. Wit. I.e K"mgsbury SOCie • tYNotes 137 p l~,tter etS bt:t InnocuIat"Ions TrJ•als' Set BI Wll Rose Bowll•S Up (or Grabs 0., Oct. lt, Arkansas is Back Again Au STAruJ game. The WIBCOnsln defense !roo ch bo..ta .some s 1 meo, mu like Michigan Slate, who put a lot ol rssure on Norlhwes~ westerns paaser. Going over bla periiOMel, Hayes satd linebacker Ike Kelloy who sat out the second hall at East Lansing, may be ready for the trip to Madison. He twisted a knee. . • .. You w&Dted me to do oome But center Kim Anderson Is weJ&h~llftln(, .. How .. am .. I definitely out and "so Ray doln&, Ed?" or wil1 s~Uch back to Ted Andrick will go back to guard and Bill, Eachus will aJ at right guard, he SOld. us missed the game Un~ do~s 1 d be sal · "We'll go aheod and try to get going again," Hayes remarked. The Badgers, who knocked off Northwestern by 20-7 last week, have been something of a surprise. They are unbeateuiD two Big Ten games, the other win over Iowa. Kelly May Be Ready They lost by lopsided ocores to top-ranl<ed Nebraska aod fourth-ranked Southern Callloc· nia, botb unbeaten, and played Colorado to a scoreless tie. In the losses and tie they pnssed a lot, but Saturday they turned loose a strong runnlng 0n Sat urday 1 ~e ~Ieman =~eadil .1 .I 2l ; lB. T:~::: 19; 20: • b·lg car. lns·lst on • Pola~a! Auxiliary Makes Several Donations D Av . ·. . M The Auxiliary ol the 1 vDIIle.,., WI. Va.,f andlstMrs. . recenlly In regu ar session . ··or o "uar e on an its homewere on Butternut M R C Medd' f S' made to• av. the 0 " b r. · · JDg and Middleport Emer":" d 1, Richard and to the Athshel;· CJ~bua visited Hospital, the veterans Hos·, , ts and ramily Mr In Chillicothe, and the Vel~ ' :.n H ld Burnside · Hospital in Huntington, his ~:;.,, a~r and Mrs w. va. The Club bas met Its liam Houd~shelt. · membership quota for the year. "!!: :i Juicy, tenderized WHOLE- HALF- SLICED •, HAMS fll allead. Be Jtbellioos. Demand - "big" io )lOUT IIi& car. Alld get KII 1 .price lbal won1 toke a big bite out ol """ bodaet II)' Dodge, JiOO'vt &Ill II. Poiall! More "'N£ • Mort "lloo.• llore o/ I!OefYlhiq a1t1ar -dno·t- Ew.- see the ftes ol 117 lleilher htJs """ ltlt tlou< aliihllar w 1111 lilorlillll II 1111 ful &vottt/.•.1/JMi lolltlfl£1 dub or !he parking altendan! who can eamly piclc Polara from 1 lolluU of "me, lao" car~ Poflll's differen~ all light Looks, drive~ pertorlll$ 6ka the elegant piece ol mactJinery I is. Complete ~ all !IIese iUons that llstd ID cost llllrl: Outside lllirTOJ. Padded dasll. Yariable-speed electric windshield wiper$ *'· signals. Seat bells, (WQ 11'0111 1111 IWI lasist 1111 Pola11 at JQal Dodi'e"beat.r'L A beauUiul new way ID brelll old IIIIJinalllbill. Dadp PDIIurJ - IIIII WlslleiS. Badwp li&hts. Tuu R. HIQRAWLINGS S,ONS COMPANY MIU & SECOND STREm ; : .. . . _, . .. ~ -------llii1iiQII!ii"'IIIIOI--- _ . . WIDIIillloW-. -'1¥. CHRI 'IOIJII- ~ �. . . ~ . - - .. - ... -- -- -----~ -- -~ - """'··=~ -· .... ·-·· ------ ~ · . Did You Know · That ... ? -· , . . ·· ewo1B8 1D lll'lfanldir, OermHenry Home Ill Lost any, ending Oct. 23. To Fire on Monday He 11 8 track vehlde JIIICbM- Eastern Band 1 I'T. PLJDAIANT - 'lbt hoDll to In lleBdquartlllllompMiy of Honors its of Mr. and ldrl. Wllll1un Hllll")' t11o 3d Atllllll'td DhiiW• Ill and famlly 01 Gallipolis Perry Brigade regularly statlolled 1181 l Senior Plavers was clettroyed by fire Monday ~-.!!..~ 'J [afternoon. The bouse waa oom- year old 10idllr - •--:- Roy Keefer, 60 \ Dies at Home •....;..,....:........- ............ .... .., ···--····· . ... ----~--·- ""'...................... "''* ..... \ HELEN HELP US! Ge)nbausen, an .. plelolf destroyed aloug with Ill 1IJa !Mil Jillll1II'01 bl&b • . tho lamlly's posaessloaa. Th<l JCIIOO), 'nla 1lasllm llalld bonored.He11ry's were not at hame 'Wbell!~=:.....-----111 8llllol' band memblts 1 blaze broks out llld the the halftime sbo1l llrldaylligbL eause Is nol knOwn. A damTbo obow opened witb • pre- qe estllnate wnl he liven latalolon drill lo lha JIIUiic ol er. "Bitila Up lite Band," • IPfO' 'lbe loCal lire depari!DIIIIIDarrlllgommt 'lll'lltetl by swered the call but lha blall llll1d lllttator Charlll Yo1g0. bad 100 muoh boadway when The drum secllon, whloh In- flreinlll artlved Nichols, Cella Me• Cloy. Boring IIIII Tom Karl', wu ltllhlred to !be mu~ Da1180n Trainlna in of ''Pillk Panlhar 11 while 101111' 1ft& speelll pink timlorm• mde Grafenwhor Drllla !Or the OCICIIIIOD, lhellll)orttt• Army PF'C J1Qna1c1 A Jlan. MILQ dlllaed. 11011, oon ol Mr. and ~- Jlar. ~Drum Majorlalte io i1clna Mo- old W. HaiiSOII, llll8 N, Second Coy and majontwl ... Jllll Ave., Middleport, il partlcipllorloll Anlllolitt, Linda Lark- lng in • 20odlf lleld training ..,. las, ~~~. Mer Speno the and Sandra 'l'rd!sell. da Lar~. Amlooncer o1 S8IIJCit baad members and ~ab~ow~w~u~.Mlsa~~Il~l~IIIA~·.:.Bl:=_tr:..·~MI::::WCA::::.:s::.-::.:.:111:':1!"::.,.,::lf-:;;;;111:... ~ plll'enls 1\'ho wort Celled 1o lbe ttlllt of tho lleld lor lfeclal ~lion art Mr. 8lld Mrs. Claytob Allert llld IOD, Bnl; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kalr Ind. daughter, MarllyD: Mrs. Wanda Larlllns and daughter, Mrs. ,L 0. Mceov and Julia; Mr. and Mrs. Spencer and daUJbler, E&and Mr. and Mrs. ltoaer I'l'm,.;v and daughter, Btellla, The show was conclu~ed wilh the Almil Maltr CGIIduolid by ' Senior Band Member Miss Li,.. \ ~;i~j[Ji~ ' '\lhe B:p Blanehe M. lluklu \ ..=t' - Ito. til-. t&Gn. ......., b!IOLimON .,.., , 1 ,. - - , . ., '"' "'"tll:r .. .,. ..,. "' £'i l:,...-~.." : ,._'::."1:"'..: . :;!':~-...:! 0: =.• ~- .. - 'IC.~ ~~ • " ~ "l u.. .....\\::..:.~..= I':': '" ~'!!'!.." • I :.,-;:,."::I~~ ~ ;;:r~""i: = !!I ""'• .!:.~ ~..-~....""'";;' ~....,"\t/3.1:0., Oh"To ,.,.."":.,- • • .., - Kl NQ 't; ... u ED WAR D :n.u. rare - ror my guy It mailly tn . . . Jove with a very lucky lady Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 19, named LIFE. He enjoyl · · "7" ~ moment, alo• '"' ool, but GOLDEN TRIANGLE · ~ burgb, Pa., wbert lbl IIMi=l~ rarely l1011t becaue wherever 'ftle "Golden TrianCie" Ia gabeta aDd Alld!P•Y .l he goea he il imlll!diately · 8lt point In downtowll Pitts- jofD to form the OhiO lllftll'. ed by a crowd. He is always happy and hallller. greatest joy COIIII!O when he ean It aeems like il would be so bring joy to others. He can be limple - lo invellt a book bind· a jester or an loleruted listen· lng that would let the book lie er. Our inlirests are the oame, flat. - MAD and varied - from sporll to Dear Mad: muolc. SomellmeS we ju1t oit You're yoq and eager-and and watch cblldren at play. I mad. And that's t.he oost <Xll1l- feel very speetal when I walk blnation for an invenlor. down the street holding his TO HOLD FREE HEARING AID out a simple cure for flop-over band. CONSULTATION pages, and you could put Aside from beinll my kind of ~~ell througb college on tho "nut," be bas 1 ll!l'loua side. alty checks.- H. He is very bard working, a deBE'S WORm WAITING FOR voled 1thlelo. He'a as hep as a Dear Helen: guy can be, yet he doesn't fol· t:OO a.m. to 5:00p.m. I've always wanted to low tho crowd. Sometimes be II when glrla ol 16 and 17 <01!1- oven wears pants with culfs! plain of no dates, and tho He believed in God and II not Dll. DAVIS' OPFICE Ia now.l'm quaiU!ed to ashamed to say 10. He doesn't 306 N, 2nd Ave. boca use I'm 19 and up until co for "parking." The love went to college last Septemoor, share may list forever, or we I'd ooen out on exaclly may outgrow il. At any rate, dates. WdJ worth it to wait! Moyoo Beltone lJ pleased to •nnounce that they have ~ur­ I cue" I'm a mixture of Ibis will help a lonely girl ed tbe services of Mr. E. E. the girls who write to you. eriea heroell to sleep on Bia:ley factory trained contell me I'm attractlve and day night. - ADEE lultant for our tpecial all a good figure. I dress well, Tbls column is. dedic,•ted day hearing aid consultation. the Beatles and other family livmg, so 1f you re H you have a hearing pro~ teens enjoy; was well liked lng kid trouble or just plain Iem, Mr. Bigley Invite• you ICbool; busy, busy; got trouble, let Helen Help to come in tor a free electronic hearing test, and de.. grades. Have always had many She will also welcome monstration of the Beltone lrlends, boy! and girls, but I own amusing experiences. Mr. E. I. ligio~ Hearing Gla!;SCS. No og!iga. was never really Interested In . Helen Bottel In care tion. F~ESH SATTE~IES dating. In high school, to oo Jllis newapoper. ONE-HALF PRICE "popular" a glrl usually has to Mens It Boys lower her standards and It just If you are a hearin~: aid user Don't miss thls opportun. wasn't worth it. If I couldn't it~ Here is your chance and fomc in during our spe· SLIP-ON find a hoy who fit my Ideals, to try the newest and finciJI he:~r i n g aid consultation why waste his money and our est Beltone Hearing Gla sfor a free «.lemonstration, Ume? There were so many ses. U you hesitate to use you may purchast a S@t of a hearing aid for fear of other interesting things to doba\IPr il's nt h alf-price. Limit being star!!tl at, this latP.St readin1, p:1lntlng, tutoring, club lightweight , comfortable, on e se t to <1 eus tome r. ll you proJects. attractive model may be ean' t come in , c-a!J WY 2-5140 I was willi~~& to watch and the answet· to your praywait, and wow! Helen, it sure ror home 11ppointment. No was worth it! I met Barry In obl igat io n. March, at college, and I discov· Middleport, O. • IVllll'I'H ASKED FOR rrJ Thill colwnD is lor ple, their problems and ures, their :roubles with the rest of Helen US!, It welcome~ lalqbl won't tfodle a serious with a bl'llllh-oll. Send your leeii-Oit que• to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care ol Helen Help US! thi• newspaper. ITR.YThiO QUADRANGLE Dear Helen: I have 1 problem. I I1ka tblt boy we'D call Jot. But bo n't like me beCIUH he Jlkll llirl friend, Peg. She dates but she doesn't like bim. She II only trying to make her ex-boy friend, Dale, jeaiOUI. He II her IIX-boy friend oocauselast month he showed too much Interest In me, and abo'! the jealout type. I never dated Dale. He•s asked, but I think only to bUI Peg. I would Uko to toll Joe Peg doesn't r_tllly like hlm bul Jo juot after Dale but if b~ tholl!lht 1 wao ~ to break them up, he'll probably look at me again. How e&ll get Joe? -MIXED AND NOT MATCHED Dear M and NM: The best way to catch Joe to throw Peg and Dale togeth· er - put your match-patcher'• cap on and get to work. 1 er t~y still like each other your job won't be too hard. The less you tell Joe all this the better. Ju•t stand by to hold his hand when drop!! it. - H. Dear Helen: Wllh all the things they nnl these days you'd ered:::~i:::n_:h::_:im:::_:•:•:::m::•t:::hi:::n':g_v:,:e~ry'.J,..,,.,,.,.,.,,.,,.,,,. !hoy could figure out a way books to sloy open! I like my balr up In rollers I'm reading - tf I'm reading I 11t for fun lbot Is. When I'm study· ing, I need both hands free lo make notes, etc. ut I never have H<!n a book, paperback or text (unless It's so old il !ails aparll that will stay open with· out holding It down, thut ing it necessary to buy a bolder or make one from 'i ASK TO WI!!D • ' I ' _.,_ NOW 1$ THE TIME TO GET THE _.._..,,. 1 CAR COOLING SYSTEM READY FOR WINTER • 39c S9c $1.00 SHIRT Our beat ~uallty .....I.. • 1 DAY S&RVICI ON REQUEST Robinson's Cloonon SPECIAL SSe Porna...., Genuine Crystal Our Weekly ) HUFFY BIKES one glass with 7 gallon guollne purch~".J Here'• another qulity pNUliulll d'et 111 JOUt Ooocl Neilhbor Albl•nd on DHler. Yoa let 0111 ~ i crrt.t11 eut ,._ FREE with evW'I parallale of 1 - ' loDII or Albland Vitalized Gasoline. '1"- 11eu1-~ bevetaee glal!BI!Il1rill add to tht ~of 'lf1dl taW. ..ttin1• k\d they're ldll1 for 111t ""- ~ 1 talnlng. Start now to cG!IIIlt a oxmplfte - ' of ~e ..: et Good Neighbor Mhl111tl 00 Dellln 6p!NJIIII "F'RBE CUT GLASB" sip. I SPECIAL 1965 CADILLAC Fttturlng Our Biggest Selection Evtrl DIVILLE CONVERTIBLE Solid white finiSh set of! with beautiful perforat- Genevieve Mattox Is Awarded Divorce PT. PLEABA~T - Action of the Mason County Circuit Court I 1 Monday 'I NEW MODELS IN FOR CHRISTMAS LAY AWAY MOORE'S POMEROY PHONE WY 2-2848 Sutton Church il Having Himecoming The Sutlon Methoist Ch,ifch tm the Bashan-Raclne Road bold a H"'ni!COIJIInC :Hth with SIIDday School Ding at 10 a.m. and Clint Orr as !lllptrtnlendent, The I p.m. service will be in cbarge of a visiting layman bo 8DDOUDced later. A basket dinner will be ed at IJOOD, All are asked 1o 1r DOitOTHY KILGALL5N brtn11 table aervlce for thOJn: selves and guests. At 1:30 p.m. a Community GOI!!SII' lit CIO'l'HAM 1Attorney'• office in Chicago night there were more mr·tne1rs ISing will be held wllh Rev. MCo City tlftb Jilek up • Wllnls to a!k !lOme more ques- in lhe room than there Daniel, paslor of the church, in gllOd htllltall Interest otory if !Ions about a 1'11mouo pet!Ori!P customen. charge. There will be music by 111e1 e111 terlfy lhl!. The story or's friendship with a famous A highly louted TV the Freeland Norris quarlel, Is around that when one · time pngsler . . . Dlahonn Cltroll'l with a star at lbe heim and 1 duel. All friend• and actor 1'lml Nul, now behind manager is denyins tho printed for the ax, no maltor what member• and f>rmer membero bars cbarged with killing hi! reporl.! that she will alar on executives oay for pu!Jilc .,rl eol-•r_e_l_nvl_ted_._ _ _ _ __ wile, Llauld 1 d~!perale plea Broadway as Queen Nefertltl oumption . . . A lamed v1 1 lot fllllda to pay lor hl8 defen8C, IOI'"Richard Rodgera. Odd. You'd !lar, recently married, lied Bravo as her huRband, one of the lil11 to aend a chi!<!k think she'd do anything fOr him, consull.! hl• ..,girl on how which came as qulle a shock to was Pranahol Tone. If true, altllr t.he glamorous part he handle his bride. She ha! hla Amerioan wilt, actre.. Ann FriiiC!llol 11 1101 01117 a genlle- aave her in "No 8iringo." come "difficult," he Robinson, mother ol his two min bul lpptOIObel aalntllnm Bobby Halfleld of the RIRhl- Would you relieve children. Mlu Roblnaon was not ln 1111 ability 1o forgive. Yearo eous Bmthers 1o aoheduled 1o If you .. w II on the tube? aware that abe bad bten dlvorqo, lha frOnt • page• blazed marry dancer Joy Clro in Hoi· ced, or that Bravo had remarwhen fileal ptdverol!d Franchot lywood next year ... Gina Lol· LAST FEBRUARY this col- riM. However, she now plano over lht alltotlona ol Barb!tto lobrigtda dol!lln't balle\le In aUf. umn ~redlcted stardom for a to take le8lll steps to make Po)'lon. Frlnt!hol wa• blatlm feting. In Franca 1honling ''Ho- girl named Marilyn Michaels, oure ohe I! divorced. Jaime may letrlblJ, lalldlld In lhi hOi!pltol tel i"'lradlao,'' ohe had 14 caoea ao the result of rave reports ol be a gre•t Romeo lhe Ia ouppolwilh !llultlple lnjOrle!, lnclud• of furniture ohipptd !rum her a ta~lng she hed done w 1t h ed to have had four wives being I III'Oken nol!f, and nl!fllf hou!e In Rome to her Par 11 Sammy Oavls lor "Hullabaloo." fore Ann), but among tho•• retained hll lull hearing, NDal'sl penthm""· That's the way to Am011g olher thinKS, she d 1d Ill! who follow the aport, he Ismovie career went on the !kids' do it, boby; you only live on~e. Ibtllllabt imltallons ol n l considered a very good bull. immediately, Mil! PayliJn provStrelsand, Connie Francis and lighler, to put il gently. ed highly lorgetrnble, but Fran1 J~dy Garland. ~he has scene In Bogota- Rood heavchot remains a respected and Broadway Gu.,.htl Game: ,in Dallas in "Funny Girl, play- 8111il ---- - ··-·· ·-· talented numoor of U1e acling A gorgtoua chOrus lll'lln a OUI'- · illg the barbra Stretaand role, profession .. , rent mus1cal comedy lras three end to the delight 1f all coocero"happily married" stars mak· lld - IJiciUding me alld I'va nov· Carl Theodore Dreyer, t h e ing the old pitch lor her . Chuml fit even met Marilyn - lhe auveteran film-maker, wants Ma· guess that a beautiful blOndl perlaUves Ut up like noon IIJIII ria Callas for a movie version screen and TV actrt11 hll 1tar- and one reviewer considored of "Medea," which sounda like red in a ~uiet Interracial wedo lbat she "modo otago history" i a !plendld idea . . . "The Agony ding. She and her oost ooau, a With her talenl and the Ecstasy," which just jau musician, ha\'1! bean !PO~ Now that former Prooidont ............................................. 11111111111. opened at Loew's State, Is al· ted house-bunting In the Ptcif. BolCh Is back In the Domlnt· Co11111 To Tho .. . ready sold out through Jan. 30 lc Palisades ... A ortte • papu- can Republic he It meellng •• - lhe first lime a movie bas lar East Slde nlgbtclub lookl erelly with ' the rebel boso, BIG lEND AREA pulled that much or an advanee. as 11 it's ready to fold, althougb Col. Caamano. 11 they aet too The consensus lo that Rex Har- It's supposed lo bit, in the Pill' gelher, we l"'e again ... Quia rl110n walks away With It, as he lance of "lha boyl," I "well • question: What do Burt LancasNOW OPEN does so frequently ... The U. S.lconnected" place. T1tt other ter, Sen. Everelt Oirkoen and maellto Leonard llernsloin have On A ill OOI!Ili!Oh? All*wer: Tho some IASY fiRMS ... hair-do . · · Calarlna Valente, LIMI'I"ID lAStS YlhD'I 'nly allowed to work Ill WATCH FOil OUR dllys in thi1 COIIIItry - those stupt• rilles, acaln - will be ORAND OPINING spendlna about 1 month of her allollod limo In Now York. Sh•ll follows Tony Martin Into the illoyal Box of lhe Americana. wm FINISHINC LUPONT WINDSHIELD WASHER ANTI FREEZE ANti CLEANER \ "''· helpful neighbo Voice of Broadway ••. reporting Radiator Hose -Heater Hose W1ttr Pumps- Thermostats, Anti Ftttll, Oener1ton, All At Money Sevin& Prices REG. 75c THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 So nice to have \ PR!STONI RADIATOR STOP LEAK 89c VALUE ... SPECIAL---HEAVY DUTY, REG. 1.44 Counselor Black Boots $9.9S-$10.99 THE SHOE BOX ALEMITE RADIATOR ANTI-RUST AND WATIR PUMP LUBRICANT 98c VALUE ... SPiiCIAL Hearing·Aid was the granting of · divorce 1.o Genevieve Mattox ' from Budley Mattox. The plai11o tiff was awarded care and custody or their two minor child· I I Tho court ol10 dlmissed the misdemeanor indictment of il· legal possession of alcoholic 1 liquor against Samuel Odd orr., oxpi/H Nf'iMnjwiO. . .J ed buckskin leather interior This beautiful car Is equipped with full power including power wind· ows and seal, AM radio with power antennl and rear seal speaker. Autronic eye, door ed80 guardJ and like new white sidewall tires. Only 8,800 mile~ and just like new . A real savings on thll bnutiful cat. Stop In and gt~ It today! I ! . KARR &VAN ZANDT A8MLANDOII. . . . . . "YOII'U Like Our QualltJ Way el 'lo1ng BusineSS" • I ,· _, Ohio's electric companies ••exchange" electricity ••. • •• U beiP' us serve you better 1 Like the neighborly ol • """ or IUjflf, Olllo'o eigbl i n - , FLORIST TilE WIRJ!i SlillWICEs from Colonibla reported the auicide ol MeXIcan aolress Arabella Ar· bellll, dau1hter of the Iormor pl'e!ldenl of G1111lemala, and desttlbid how aha Bhot heroelf belore lbe very eyes of bullllgbt· , ..................._ _ _ _ __.; et Jllill8 111'11'0. ~ 1 Cadillac - 01dsmob11• WY 2·5342 PoMetoy Ohio 'L______________.__________~ ' jDuoiiv·;s··. l '-------...J GMAC Plnlncing AYIII1bt. bert, a! Ntbort prevlo~sly plead· ed guilty to another Indictment I of illegal sale bf alcoholic liq· uor and will rec.ive sentence on ~------------------------Jo~oor~th. i ' 1 ren. ,, I l DUDLEY'S 59 111. Second Av•. MIDDLIPORT, 0. DIALWY2.S560 owned electric ulilitkle """""- elec:ltioity. Oltlo II a by Ia · a Mtwork Of elecltio power 1lnM that linb eloctricl rompaalot .... jng 39 stales of the ~01. This lll!ighborly action oonefita , .. in many ways. H.., Ire tbree: , 1. It helps koop 00118 down, bowWJe fewer oiaod.by faeilllieo needed by your elec:lric COdiJIOIIY. 2. Bemuoo these companies lite interronne<:lold for exchafliG o( powm·, you Jet even more dependable e'eotlil llen'lol. 3. By PfOYidlnl 1111 11nple 1111J111i1 of olectricll!' fu 1111* III!Moa .,... lllrougholtl the staiAI, 100 ilweotor........., utilities 1.-Ip tl attract new ln4uotrleo and now }obi to Ohio. Obio'a forward-loolcing eleelric utillti• plone6ntli dtil B<lvoncwnent ,.,... !ban 30 yoatll a10. It has growu and dEialoplll, lll1li io l>OW tilt 1>0tioo'o power 110-k. ..,,t inllan-• ~ . fat,.., ow.r. ,.,.,... """ _,... 11. . . . . . . . . . ..,.kri,U..... b Your Ohio Electric 1111 Ciocinlllli Gas & Elocllio: C..., .q...;---··""" ..... -,·····- - l i l t ClcVelllld Eltlbic lllumifoltil& COIIIIIIY Columiltla and Sotlthtlrn Ohio Ellllllla c.tljiiiiJ 'llllltMll _. ~ ~ "-" - -- lltl liillllt SICiriG ~ .. llblo £dhtta....... ca,,., , --r-t:. Ohio P· lilt ' J in' �~ .. , . .. _____ __ _ 0 ., , L ~ -···· -- · ~ -- ' o ·-··" .. -. . . . ..·' 1 ·~· - · · . \ \ Classified Ads Your Modern Community llulletin Board - - - - - - -..Dallf SeDtiDII, J'omarOY-Mlddleport, 0, WANT AD INFORMA liON ===,..;;;,:;;:.:;;:,:-;:=;:; riding tractor SEWING maehlnes. repair su ~llt..tNA .... Jart ,.'::., o:.a~ ~t~oa 'J'IIREE WHEEL with trailer, $100 00. Power cultivator, $20; deep well Jet pump, $40. 1 rotary 1 reel mower, both $15. Wheelbarrow, 115; U cu. ft. Frigid- ~ aire refrigerator, $66.00 apartment gas range, $20 00 lrvm M11Jcr, Rt. 143, near Carpen· J ter. 10 16 61p Jllonct., ·~:';t:;.:.;~~ til! rm .,...pte.'~ o~ttt~ D•• .., .. . 'W111l • o.rtl> PI!! lflaliiiD"' U (}Info 1*1 IIM!lltt.... f"Dh11..ttn , h:J rtl(lll •· kiTIOI Aol WMCI ._ •netrrt!MI f N~ 50,000 BTU floor furnace OJW ~ - l'llPM - word hlr •.... raon• 811 _, _., LJtllr~Ul'• 011 aa. all controls. i''"w $110 00. Ca ll WY 2·3442. tO 15 3lc . ALL LIKE NEW Eleclnc stove SPeed Queen Washer, refrig· l rrator. dm ·tte set. plano, tape recorder. dl\'an chatr. gl1de1 liv;mg, g.1s Warm_ _..... oato edit . . , .,.d wttblll to lti.JIL CAHf' 01 MIA.HH.b " IJWl"\JilR!Ab 11~ ... Gill """' 111111> ..,wrL &Mill .adiUonl.l "'"" t~ on.... :JI !lOURS Nil "' ... "' \)o(ICt p .... Oall1 laC1udU 8.ll0 ... II. <.a 1.1!00 - Mod•s·~.~~~,.,',~~~ul, ·0•101~~tsheat~~he; ·1 be IT'b &0 t:AO TO USU11 k't.M!l. a ,.ROfll It lJ1IQ "-'•N1 .-.o Pomeroy! Motor Co. For Sale FOR SALE $1599 Corvair Monza Cpe. Local owner 110 HP engine, 4 speed trans. Jet black finish. Red bucket Se-a1, radio and healer. T1res show Uttle We&r. 1963 1963 Ford Galaxie 50.0 - 4 Dr. Sed. $1795 1 local owner, VB engme w1th Crmsemallc trans., power steenog <~nd brakes, pow~r seat, crev finish, new 1st line wh1tewal1 tirE's. R.adm and heater eBIG NOW GOING ON LO W SALE PRICES sLft'rm.t::, new whltt'wal\ tires Radio i:iOd heater Pomeroy Motor Co. ON ALL SIZES OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. We Give TV Stamps! _suP~~i~~~ICE Mainly About People In Pomeroy HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-For a and-light western. 1steady, quiet, popular show, For all the promotion of I NBC.TV's Sunday night senes, NBC-TV's new series and old '"Bonanza," surprisingly has be- ones, "Bonan:za" was tile onty come known for lhe controver- one on tbe network to flnisb ln Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt 111om~ sial - and sometimes angry - the top 10 show!!. 100 and dau..MM, Den18l and men who are, and were, Us Mrs Marcia aso;la, of New Roberta Left POMEROY. OHIO _ I___ _ 1- -Real Estate Fo~ ~~ • called Adam, and who left the Mrs. EILas SUles series for more serious ttleater and Mr.Lanand ter to t•·-' "e wereonin ThursdaY cas and a~w~ work, apparently hasn't burl fair Saturday. the populsnty of the No. 1 pr~ Mrs CharleS R. Karr Sr. reagam, mur ermg 1 e oppos11IOD gram at all · h •...a_ fter 1 1 til . turned home ss-..y a I ..._u_su_a_:,_w_as e sweebtess- Of tile tllre~ .remaining stars, week'• visit in Colwnbus with only one, Mlc.lael Landon - her daughter, MlSS Polly and in who plays the youngest son - Marion with her daughter anti has stayed Virtually free of coo- son-in~law, Mr. and MrS· Ed· CAl£ NO AR ocr. /tq •I AN OA~~~:t:~~ . .':.~iN~"TO THe 19 The Salisbury PTA will meet I ~-rv,·ces - I U ~ :~~ ,.Vo"~~!Y ... :~:~~~:~~o,Nc: ~oAf Tuesday, October 1~, at 7:30 p. Business PERMIT AND liCI!Nn. TO oo aus1- m. Mrs. Larry Hemes wtll be Nus As " eoMMUNITY ANTENNA •k Ail b ar- 1\L: CONDITIONING Rerr1ger- 1POMEROY - 6 - ruom br1ck, TELEVISION svsnM IN THE VIL· guest spea er. mem ers are Cue Jtl troversy. thZt 88 ~:~;~ ::~~~~s ~! i 8 l1~:~Yy ~ hit.~nd lob be in sueh isn't a Fouort tao uwphs•elet taelmsositataiOIIn.~h~ ·~ controversy c'entered around Roberts. He was an outspoken advocate of, and participant in, the desegregatiOn movement. He ridiculed the ,·uvenile ' way that the fictional grown sons in "Bonanza" had to set toward th fiCtiOnal father Lorne eJr ' Greene. He ht into the quality f the show, and tred 0 I repea tedly to leave and finally succeed- I 1 , 11,1 1 •• Lamprey fllhermaa 10. . . .'""- ' I ...., • I \ Me-l I ---1 vetch <117 28. Yo\mlflllla 30. Waterlnc M.BI<kfll 32. Witty 31. Dip 38.Poaa 15. O.uater 17.Sitli J6. Booth 21'. BrlsUe21!. Labored In ft.lll 29. Type ot nmutt 33 Morsel k Verbul exiUilin.. uons S1. Mother~BI catt 19. Indlu Ulelter CO. Nonworker I .... i I "Whtn'a 'OUR$'1" o&l .A-unua 42!. Malt - bevtragP 1 A at&yof executkln DAILY ORYPJ.'OQUOTJI:- Ren't lo.ow AXYDLBA.&X& to work II: '- LONOPJ:LLOW One Jetter simply 8tand• tfW uother. In thls~~m~.pJe- A IJi used for the U.ree L "., X for the two O'a, etc. 1Jin«kt lettl:ra, a~ trophl"· the lenrth and ronne.bora ol the wwdr arr all blnt.r. Eurh dA.y the rode letters are dlffen:nt. ' I \ t A vzx BU c.yp~o.- VltltWXOSKXGV IOVJ:UYEQ a BEUXSUX QuotaU• 'YZSY S:MMJEQVV 8 K BVXI 0 U.-Q Z X UV XOV ItO YwlieiU.fl OCCASlalf BlERC.Il WMPO Radi< ••ONDA Y THRU FRIDAY- 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6: 15 Sign Off ~: roa MODday n ...gb Friday 7 15 Sign On, loluslcat Clock SA TUW>.\ YS 7:25 News In Brie! 6: 00 SIgn On - News 7,30 Musleal Clock 13( News 6.30 Happy Valley Boys 7:45 Echoeo of Joy 6:116 Country lllusoc nmo 8·00 Ohio Valley News 8 f!l Weather 1'20 CoUlltry Jamooree 6:05 World Newo 7 110 :'ll.auonal .~ewa ' ' Oli Protestant Hour 8· tO Sports Today 1 llli Bill M1ller SOO. UO Sports Parade 8:15 Weatller Picture 7 3(] Sports ParMe 7:35 Larry Andersoa SMw 8 16 Musical Clock 7:35 Btl! M1ller TC;ho• tll 4f It 's Music - <\rmy 8·$5 Community News l ~~ Pickem Harc:wan.: u,oo Dutton's and Hern.s Dairy i 00 Talk of the Town 1TU~ 'J'hurs.) J'op fen Show 9 55 Mason CoWlty News 7:50 News 12 00 News 10 .00 Public Service 8 8!11 Miller Show li. 15 1us1caJ fnterlud,., 10 OS Family Worship Hour 8 45 Baker Furruture Sh~ 12 30 Rev MertJn reel! 10 31i Latchstrina t 00 News t·OO News 11.00 News U 05 Cotlee with Ja11ef 1·05 Jim Mees Show 11 OS Morning Melodies ll. 00 Portrait! of a Patriot 5.50 Sports Parade !except Friday, tO II~ SwBp Sbop 6' 00 Sundown Serenade Church Bello Rin&) 10,30 Bill Mlller Bru'lCb Show 6.45 Sign Off 11·45 World News 10.45 MasoD ~r. P-ogram SL 1NIJAYS 11 ·55 Masor County News ITI.·esday) 7:30 ~Ign 0o _ Arhl.f HolD' 12 00 Commun1ty News 10·45 Family Woratup (Thurs.] U5 News 12 ·05 Noon News 10.11 A >.C. Program (Friday I 1.00 BaptiOI Laym .. ·, Hour 12 to Markets 11.00 New1 8.3G Sunda) Show 12 IS Mid Day Weather U.O) 'IlD\V'I Country JuLictlon i :30 The Bible Sptoak• to You 12 20 Bulletin Board 11.30 nuy'l Country Hymns 9.4S Legislauve Report 12 1.5 News 0 Grams 12.00 Cement l::llock Newa w 01, The Good '·ite 12 30 County Agent l:t 30 b:oessler's Guest Star w·1., (;ongressmao Moeller 12 45 Country Go Roulld tf'rldayJ 10.30 The Country Hymnttmers :: ~ ~ews Beat 1£:30 l,arry "ndenaoo Show 11.30 The Qwet Hour U)UDtry Go Round 3: X Jun Mee Show 12 00 News 2·55 N~ws Beat t,:15 Btaettnar Atlto Show 12 I' 1'h c · 3·00 Mid Way Matinee : " e hr1st1ans Hour 3.55 Newl!l Beat t . 3(1 Electric Company News 12 30 "Mle Rev ,\1t•r\•r reets f:OO O•···Ing WI··• ~, 4:4< Jun Mees Sbo1» 1 30 !'be Rev Sll ~ w 5·00 ~ows : . II Blilllp8 4'30 Interebange 5·05 Jim Mees 'ihow 2 00 l'he Rev. Aoctrew Farsons 5·00 Community News 2 :to Sunday -"rf'w~s 5·1:6 Mason Count} News 5:30 Rlzer'l Weather Report 6·00 Sundown Sereoa..te 5 10 World & National Newt 5:50 Sports Par6A5 SigtJ OI.l HS Spo"'•., 011 ...,... 6 00 81 gD On - l"lltWI u. race -- WORLD fHE BQRN LOSER·--.!. . I OPPOR'l"UNITY: A F'AVOR.ABLII ORA.sPlNG .&. DIS.APPOIN'Ili&&NT.- WJEH RADIC 6 00 Sacred Heart 6 :W ~e1gs County RFD 6 25 Paul Bowers, Farm . -, t1 lLBttter Gnmdy"~ I tlcl , 26. CapucbiA natal da.y * . . _. . , . • ..... ..._ tu,. Mr.' I mu, !1 Like 32. Solomon I I .,. .. &rehltec· I - - -- - FER ME 24, What ..... ........ :11. Pulpit :lfi. All .. 8ABV-5ET 23. Dll'ftoo planes S. Nautical ..... her parents, Nlr. and Mra. Char· les R. Karr Sr. Mrs. DonaJd Morgan and son returned to their borne, Newark Friday after 8 vlstt witb her parent", ~-tie '' Mr. and ··-. Mnll .&:.D DAYS -........ =-...... - evtdont 'L Rusalan fighter aDd flat D.A.-n river 1-1. Weep 15. Loopt 16. Slotb 11. Vapor 18. Type or ~a~~~ :::~;~ :~end"';,i~ Pia,. thing THAT'S A SHAMEI WUl GOIN'TO PAY HER FIFTY CENT TO 20. 0btaia :12. EVU D. Blrthplaee otColwntn. I, Self- 12.Broad Mr. and Mrs. Edward TA. Bau· 1 can ..,...... '·'l""" - --_____,._- lB. a. O.Portupeet ward T. Bauer aDd PoDY AM. nesday and Fndav mght at 1 al l m lrsl c ass s ape. the Masonette, Mason, W Va. 1 gam pnrf' Phone 992-743ti . ;tlum serv1ce J ar k' s Rt= 1r1g 3 bf'drooms, bath, f uII base- LAGE o1110 . OF MtoouPoRT STATE oF 1urged to attend ocr. !0 19 12tp ' lO l4 Glp eratiOn, New liaven. Phone ml·nt gas furrrace hC<Itmg WfiERE~S, Tower Antenna., Int .. • -~· ' an Oh1o Corpora!lon h.,~lnN 11.11 prln· Th S Tlze. d \V• d I CATHOLIC WOMEN's Club of . 1962 VALJAr>JT Housel railer 10 TU 2-:!537 4 6 tic newly drrorated Bargam at . c•pal plm· ol t1111me$&'" the City of e yracuse ur e nesMossman who accom-.. nted her CO!ih&ton Oh1n. 1f In Its Bole Jud11- day Homemakers club w 1ll .,.._... . 11 11 0 I \\ h d I Ch the ScH'rl:'d Ht-art urc 1 o x 50 Two e mom<> I sp ~-L 00 no 1ment ~nu d.,rretlon It IB found tn "home for a daf'a ,wtt with 1\UDDI.EPOHT- 2 ston.· frame eKvedi•·HI and advantageous, de•lt't'l met October 20 at 10 a. m. at Pomf'fO\ I\ ill lwve a Smor- fm· $:JOOOUU W11tl turmlure or I Everyday Specials Ln ~(Jn,trurt and c:onduct the ouslneu h ho f M L"nd F ell relatives g'3Sbord H1 the church :llldl- $2 ~nn ()0 Wllhout furmture I at 8 rooms bath . front and of 11 co nomnn1\)' antenna trolevl8lon t e m~ 0 . rs I "a err . Mrs. Russ watson and mothtcnum Tlmrsda}, Odobrr Ha~ porch and one exrta room I back porr·ht>s g<"~ragr corner ~nto:!l' m cludtn, .u t:vJ>et or •ervlcu The topic IS to be Vegetable Marie'' Style Post I . • ' whl<h ~r¥ UAUally. nr ca n be. rurnl8h· c k •• th th leaders pre er, Mrs. John F. Baily returnfrom 5 ttll 6 3P p m. Open j lhal can be moved V. ith It, I Haircuts $1.25 I lot dnse to ~chllnls Jnd stores l ~d by ~uch ~ 8y~tem In the vma, .. of I oo ery WI e ed home FridaY, after a ten to thr n• Jhl l{' Adnl1s . $!,00 Call Chesler 935-2352 or 985- Sh & 5 1 $l 50 1 Prwed to st'll ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·n:~~~~~:::~:!u~~ d~;: parmg the vegetables Those al1• ed. ' d .. Lo"'" Ul K ampoo e5 ~~. il''lt'·'S' _ •o .,,,.,.. " cull!- ble ~nd . or wlreA ,.nmmnnl:v called tendmg are asked to brmg saays VISit at ~v e, Y· • Ch1ldrrn, 50 crn1s 2:153 or see r:nrl Will1ams 30 "~;~ay co 1or rinse, · u. '-- r 't ~.~b I u J. :6. m.an,,. u • a m~ster nntenna cable ,y.tem, or ad meat or a desert and ta- The on 1y oth er touc h o1 con· with Dr. and 1tll'3. 10 I~ Otc I JO ]4 61p Sh $l .SO V<lled. 82 m p<~slure, a ance othv.;nEREAS. .. rw1 ~e •ml uch conwmplated ubi• ble• s.ervice. • All interested ' home troversy for a while came when all and family. While then Mrs. I ampoo & se 1 8 ~p $7 50 !Imber 2 story homt> R rooms LOSE WEI,GHT sa rely WI th SEVE!'! ROOM JIOL'SE Wllh l crmanents . up 1 14 'lied rooms l. •Ysteu• to a IaLIIe oe~tent wo•tld be d 11 · 't d some of the stars refused to Baily was a PBtieol ~ two h,1rd•~ood auached to Poltl. c;.ble~. w1rez and makers are cor 18 y mv1 e . Dex-A -D1e1 Tablets 0 n I Y: bath, basement and gas turWe 5<'11 aml Servltll other .1P11urt~n.onm wh1cll would The Pomerov Craft and Hob- make a scheduled pubJic appea· days at the J{eQbJclty Baptist , 9Sc at StarkS Pharmacy 1 S ll W1gs nnd W1 gkl~ , 11nurs. 2 n1 r gar<J~l'. l"l' 11 ar, crou o•cr tile strret1, h!ghwa:vl a.l_ th 't beI bs nace ~10 . 11rmg fH"I' C.L h.m 1 cr lp. oi!Jer bu ildings II"Y"· .~1de w~lk5 ami olher vubl!• lar1Wi by Club w1ll meet Wednesday ranee 10 a sou ern Cl Y Hosp1ta for 0 ervation. 60tp WY 2-2216 Maro'e's Style Post · and p l:~eu In the v1Hal(., of :\hddl•· f :-c::::-::-::-:;:-;;-;;:-::::::::9 25---A-..klm: $10 000 00 {)<Ill Uhlo , now. therefor-e, I rom 10 am un t II 2 p.m' at th e cause of Lhe desegregatiOn Mrs. Welby Whaley ret·--A \I["UC\1 AUTtJMtJB(LE Insurance been \"F'''"('O l'F'. - DOL Jili.-E' lr', ck I Rt. 1'24 Ph. WY 2-5271 AI BFRT M COX S'\LESMAS BE 11 H.K~oLVED by the Coundl home of Beverly Clmpman on problem home SatwrdaY, after • wtek's l' no 1 " 1 , ' ' · · • ·· · of the \"1llaRe Df r.lldrlleport, St.atfl of ·h H Out k " ~-· d cancelled? f.,osl your operaSyracuse. Ohio WY 2.::g 36 \\Y 2-3636 IOh•o Pleasant Ridge, Wit a sack oss spo en v1sit with reJaw.Vf!l iD '-'ln"elan 1,.,., rer ier Excel lent con· W'J 2-2!166 I s~nwN 1 That there u hereb:p lunch at noon In recent months however and Akron 10 19 31 C gTanterl .. r '• 0......... ~- 1 d1t10n Wl 9-2711 10 13 6tp . 1\ 1 lo Til •· Oh1o Valley Publ!•h- ~ · ' ' • 81Wt - -:-- _ -~ PLUMBING, ura l! --, - -, . 1 tnK tu an Ohio corporation ~~~~lne Class 12 Cm:'le of Heath Dan Blocker, who portrays the Mrs Harry Da'lll IDd Mr. 1 HEATTl\G, - - TAI\E SOIL away 1he Blue ] Doxnl Bollle Cas Arnold Bro HOUSE FOB SA LE . 4 rooms . IL• prmrtpal place nf buB1nuB In the h· " Ch h II W d huge son named "Hoss" see- and Mr Doll Da '"' IDd .a.. B\TON <\NO struttmg mslrucf II b II 1 11 b· , 1 s lo n V111~11e OJ£ P~>rneruv , anti Tow~r An- 1t vulSt urc WI meet e • • S. v.._ ull, . . ' Lilqre \~av rom CiiiJ WI~ .Ill( !hers 618 E Main Street d l u dSt'min I I ] tennas. In ~. ,m OhiO corporati<!ll llav nesda evenmg Oct 20 at 8 mmgly has lurned to outspoken ghters of canton vUited rebll· 1 Lions Prn.ale or class lessons upholslery [{pn! t•lt·c1 riC doors and wmdo 11 s 4.lumtnum 1n111 rt~ prm11p·n p1.1ce nr hualneas In Y • · 9 22 tfc ll';lcher Ca ll Pomeroy ..l , • , I , bl C· Ihe citv or Cmhocton. Ohio Their p.m. at the church. Mrs. Roger publiC statements. In a trade tives in the area OVC th I' by registered ~ham 1 ~ 1 oer. Sl PonwniJ Ce- 1 ~ ll 1 111g pr1111 rea sona e an suc"'"""r5 and uH1!(na. heri!lnarrer II I d d" paper intervtew he was quoted k d 1\Y 2 6863 JO 19 31c l' •• O!tr•••. •tJ~!INEF.R be seen ., 11 "J3 ('rani Street <"aiiPd the Grant~•- a pum1t 8nd n. Morgan WI ea a ISCUSSJOO • wee en . , 1,, 01 lll<!<'k Ln 1 1 1 _ _ _:_ · 1 , • ,. "-- • • . ' <'en•e ror ~ ..... nor! or t"'·enty <20 • on school conso\Jdat 1on as descnbmg bimself not too Mnt Albert Burkbart of -1 OhiO 10 18 Jt c Co :\l1ddlepvrt 0 1110 ]() 19 6!p )"ars from an ~fter the effectl~e II · I I II h ' l Se ICe 1 For Rent I mp ~ e I"Y ' • date (If lh" ordlnanel! grantln~ the The Wmdmg Trail Garden attenng )I as a e ow w 0 Clarksville lnd.• MrL lhrood ~~I 00 leglwrn hens. Jrt .JPI"l i' ('nll Hnlr!fLtnl Help Wanted T1J;:hts anrt [JT[VI IetH. ~ub}eer lo ~X- . f continued workmg ID ''Bonan Rad l"ff 'd Mrs s··... ~ SPACr ~pot St l w ----t!t1Jl~ u r d111rl~C .. , In e.e,r bU11ohn~· i Club Will meet at the home 0 ,, • c I an . ~ -· TRAIL "R ,., • ·. , u<. "I C R Piercr Langsvil]P rlt~ Prone or Contact Homwk. pt'r middle ag{'d and ~, l,·r 'tro" tur~s 1., ,. ,., ., ~,... , I Mrs 1 eo Aryan Wednesday za chiefly for the money. And of New AlbaiiY, Ind. returaed Rulland John J Frv SH 2- t A l 1\RAili"IIRD · '" ' • v~l CunJurat1un. ~od to lor:at ... con· ' ' lh h NB~TV h • .,._ _ _ 10"16 JOt_r J__ ___!~ 18 J1 p , tu t1ve 111 Care Jor child- stn1ct, reron~truct, tll.'lpect, prot~t't, 1Ocl. 20 at 7 30 p m Roll ~.:all roug v , e was quov- to their hontett today. -...t.ee a 5613 _ Racine, Obln ttc rcn C<~ ll Sll 2 5414 I ~n·~~~"',u:~~:~r ~~~~n;:.~c·~~;:r·~·~;, a~~~ I Will be an Herb from your gar- ed as makmg a forecefl state- several days visit widl •• JDd FOiJH ROOM Furnished apart 4-SPF:ED INTF:HMIXD) chang i S I 10 13 tfc r,,.,.e o, .. r upon and trnm the den also a seed exchange. New ment about his hatred of gUll!. Mrs. John Frick, " tO 1 tl D I I " ' re,.t~ hJgh,.~u. allen, tldew~lu. 1 ' G th a f the "e M' ,.,..~ _.__. men l Wy 2-36 o~u c er tla voume c·unlro 1 RK t d l •nd othe• publlr. •ar.rl~ and place•, officers will be mstalled. reen, e P pa 0 u• ISS Jerri r•"-"1. ~..-.to sp\• flki 'l sound sv. s1em LoH wane •nd whwn-..hrrh ~,.,. now prutnu:v tn u.lsten<'ll The MI ddleport literary P 0 n de r 0 s 8 • has meanwhile Columbus ~---'_._ I oev· FOUR R()()M apartment, new 8 m~:v oe~~:11t m the fulure • i:!i~-.;r, • ly walnut f1msh Th 1~ ~e l · m """I mumclp.aJ corpoullnn, all Club will meet Wednesday af- come off nol too wondrfuUy 10 eral days visit With betr ,..., 110 per month ly decoral .,A <..-'\.\ !0 11 !Ole f nete-.M'J' lo .. ers. pule1, wlrt'ft line•. l t 1 1 n ..._...._ Call Walter Crooks, WY 2- month s old Take ovrr pav cao1 .. s ~mpJJ!Jen, RPparat~. fJxture- 1 , ternoon at 2 p m. at the home sever a na 10na magaz ne ar- Mr. and Mrs. rlall ,[....., 3631 10 6 lie ! menl s ('Jj S6 J.lf'r ffll\lllli Pr p.l ons ~:~~~:;;:'\/n:!C@f:t~~~~~@~nt~~~eptl~~fl of Mrs. Emerson Jones. Book ticles. HIS detractor~ _suggest Miss Shsron Maymarcl .. Ill· balan ce due $78 Jf! (iJ ]] WY ~ tnutslurrnatiOn. tuniPO&Itwn, ampllfl reviews Will mclude "Wmston he lS takmg his televJSIOD role SOD w. Va. vl:dtecllalldaJ wltb fHAII.Ek tAn'S - free .ew 2-6~~-'i 10 JB 6tc ICE TESTS! ~;~~:.~· e~~~:~~~~~~~:n~,~~:~:1~~~u~t~: Churchill. An Intimate Por- and his papa tmage mite too and Mrs. ClareceADdrtwl age and ~Vater Brown~ l'rall SIIEPI'ER!l 011115 an11 o•ror t~eeurel•tenal• JncludlnJ, amon11 IJth@r lhlnt:•· trail" Mrs M. L French senously. But someone dose to and fam'IIy p k (Sf t A eO) GEHJI.lA~ -, pa~ Short mu·rnwav" tl'l¥vl•lno •l[nallt rBdlo ' ' , eJ ar a e pprov weeks old Reg!stec"" Good ...,p.,al(lt"l' 11gna15, ~n'u otner related •l~al•. to II and ''My Darhng Clementine," him says that If this seems so, Mrs. Walter Wak tnd Mn. Mmersvlile, UhlO, t1lone W\ tu u ~ ..<r u•r>ed ~nd w1tllm ~a1d munwiPRI corporatlon L h R II II t f th , 11 color and SIZe Also new rug en IL':I:Pf'"""u •nd to the mh:lhltants tb~renr. Mr~. G H as er. o ca par o e reason IS very we Pearl Parkerl retumldl • e I Ul ttc loom Elnora Re)nolds. Cool r:p Gr•m,~ar sF.cTto~ ~ Provided, audt. I'E'Sponse Will be a quotallon thought out· Saturday • atter -'lh --2-3324 r mao• o >8 lowers, pOJlet. wJreM, llnrrthatcableR, ,. v.w-• lsi FLOOR furnished 4 rooms, Ville OhiU, Itt 3 10 18 6tp ,.,b •. Nllarllll, amphfi"J'!I appuotuo. fnlurH, e<[nlp- from Churchlll "He knows, says the !Ource, relatives In Cohuobua. J'l)OAV krlee. lllv1n8 and mentInstalled ~nd taciii!LH shall be u erec~ and Dath, modP.rn apartment. j ~ . ,- LlncDin as not to lnt~rfl'ril -.. 11h The p ast Pr eSt den ls 0f t he "!h a ] th'IS IS h'IS one bIf! Cha nee, Mr. and fdrll. AleJ, GrateJ:y Middleport. WY. 2-387 4 FOR SAL£ of tbe o.u, tralllc and lhe normal open tiM and IAmencan Lt'gton Auxd1ary of and that he is not a kid any of Dunbar V/. fo, .... Ukf' of saJd sueeb, h.li!hll'ay•, alley•, . meet longer, and very naturally be day with his ' rnotber, .,_ 9 14 tfc GOOD .)r7 Rulrk . 4 door SIX 8Ldewalk.o. ami othl!r publiC lands, Drew Webster Post Will Uta. I.our F --~-------good ttres, Just $250 c,Js tice •nd "1'r", and the loc.atJon of aU Wednesday at 8 p.m. at t h e wants to cash in fully 011 biJ G ,_ and ..l. --~ u.... 1 I H.~~E anG Jour ron"lJ turr·~n& lakes 1L Phone WY 2-2922. towe~.•hall pollllbe•ndf1xe11 ot~rwith IUChthehlltiUa.... - · --. ,. r:c.noN twn• Prior home of Mrs. George Mowrey, role and the image that aeU.lt. Arave., EdeD eu IDd llllfuroilbed apart.. 10 16 Jtc EXCESS 0, wrltlen apprnul&.nd UndfiJ' thl! S\lper- 1 - I Cl'ff H . bel • ' menta. WlJ t-5434 u 1 tfc IMITATION v1s1nn or 1111d muntctpal corporation .LM:~Ufe I . e was a sertous actor ore, -----" ~n thnt In ~ to IUCh lontlnn alvlnr ewurldera.. Bosworth cauncil No. 4& ft and never bad such financial b b If cr ff d tlnn tn the rruon•ble OMraUOJ! of I I A TWO BEDROOM bouse on Lin- HOLSTEIN a Y ca , I or t~~~e.010 r ~~: the •arne Provided., turthror, tbllt &: S M will hold their stated luck," 'l'lae 1•s" coin Hgts., btrcb kitchen, au- Le1 fhe1t Rock Spnn~s Cal \let11• counly, :;:su~c~t~~~~t;!al:.~~' !~a~tlt~ ,'~,. meetmg Wednesd'ay, at 7.30 Thus he bas moved Into the By United Pfeil~ 11 d ~y of July, ...,. WY 26!!38 10 16 3tc -'- iJ TU etday. "tomatic gaa beal VI Y 2-51"'' - ' ul>m1ttf!d tn • II'IOVCd, or thfl, !IJtatLOR thereof ch•n•· Ip rn. Plans Will be discussed lor fields of clubs records aomic Touay Vllllo 19, Uid Che~ter ed, by the Grantero whenever the 1 • ' ' th _ _. o1 -'• tl 8 20 c 3 PC. ('Urvrd sectiOnal hvm :il •:lfld10n ,., l.ilm~ rtslrlr\.1 or obl!trucb the reu- degree work and lnspechon on stnps and public appearaDCell, e ~~ daY 18111 · - • to •-------:---:----'1 room suite, and 4 blond ta P of Che~ter, ~mabl~ u•e ami OJM'r•tlon pre8ent or November 30 Thomas C Ed f hi b b b d tfollow. Lost and Found llC<!~ " ' vnt1ng futur .. nf uld Jtrei'\.1, hil(bwan •I 0 w c e .. ma e a COUD bles Heasonably pnred Ca he 2nol J!ay M ~,,, lld('llla]Ju ano otner publlc ~ar~di wards! mustnous master. urges less number. Tbe moon Is ·~ Ita l\ of and plact~t. U 4 ~:B 0 ~n bUll LOST: Bright earptt colon Mason, W. Va, 173·5282. sECTioN J That • Pl!'rmtt and n- a compamons to altend In short, the contiouing IUC- Dew pha~e. restore them with Blue Lus- - - - __ ]I) 19 3t ..r1t of Ch.Mter Cl~!Ue 11 hereby granted to Uld Grancess of "Bonanza" and ita men. Tbe IIIOrlliJJI star ...•IJI" 1-.ltef, ru~t<!'ell fOJr the tee. lhelr IUcceunro and aulrnt, to . ocr. ,21 PLYMOUTII 2 d ., Qr Town,htp attach or olhflr.. lse arttx cable. wtrl!ll The Tw1hght (,arden club however angry or controversial The eveoiiiR llars _.. Jilan, tre. Rent electnc sbampooer, 1ru: rN 6 r ., SJ equ1pment, and other attachmenl.l to ·u t Th d · t 88'-$1. Baker Furnilure, ,.Middle- cylmder. Joseph W1ppe e"'~' nf •n n.- ~he piJie~ and tacllitle~r of •D.J PIJJJbllc WI mee urs ay evenmg, a they may be, seems solid proof Venua and ....-u. \{) run fnr U\Uo ty even thou.h thfl tame ma:r "- the home of Mrs. Jed Webster of the show business pubUclf.u On thla d8Y biltOrJr pori. 10 18 6lr Star Route' Pomeroy' Ohl not """'el!dln.c In, upnn or over the 1treet1, hhlb. •1 • ---.1 WST: ODe male BluetJck huund Ph. WY 2-6410. 10 19 3! olollor of ~-11U· way~, olley4 11deonlkl, and other ISr. With Mrs. T. A. Hennessy dictum: "I don't care what In 1781, UJIU Conntallll, ... OO · ll • • • • - A h' Br'lilb ( 11, lo l']ye PUbllc l.onds 100 placel of said m1.on- aS co-hosteSS on Sumner Road Ringo" by LARGE- Warm Mormng Heat um.lred OOIIan ~Cip.J 1'01P<li.1\11Jn Provided. hnW~\er, Th B B Cl I n ..~ you say a ut me- JUSt spe ·~cu IS I -....,.,. • year,. hat the Jald IOrant~l!, thtll •ucce•e usy ee ass 0 un:; the name right " Yorktown, va. l name. Has rrame pale on 1ula . like nrw HPa -;onable 1~rtlOJn wtu be •or~ and a""'en•. •hall •e..: ure the pPr- M'ddl F 1 B l Ch h · 1 II Cu I D ld F t h \I ~nd re mJUIDn and C01lll:nL of said publle I epor IrS ap 1St urc -----In 1814, the "Star-Spangled ~a:rRout~~~es~nr~ Oht~ co; Phone CH 7-230~._10 19 3tp o·:~o:~~d, da~: I ~~·~;~~." u:.~~" mh 11ttachments pr1- l Will meet Thursday evening, GERMANS ESCAPE Banner'' was IUfll at BalUcall VI 3-2735 10 19 3tp AUCTION Saturday, October 23 Soard of F.lee- S~.( TI(]N ... Tlutt all ltrr,et., hlllh- fOct. 21 at the church at 7:30 p. MUNICH Germany (UP!) - more. Md., c.- lbe ant lime. Jnty Ohio ..-a}'S ~llen. lldewai.Q, and other M b '" k ' 1965, 10 ·00 a. m. On accoun Lhal~ma, 1 · PuiJII~ Ianda and Places J!.l.ttlur'-1 or . m. em ers are w come mas - Six East Germans fled across In 1936, three DeWJPIIPer nAuto S•let of the death of my husband "" ':lerlr dama1er1 by tile Grantee-. their •uc- ed for the · t b-~ · bar• r--" ,....._ ended WlaJI" n.A:... -V\IUU -~ ,..., !!'Ill~ ~nr8 and a•B111n~. In the uerctM 1 . halloween . party. ConuDUDIS cq~WU"e .M. VOJ.KSWAGEN'-, _w _s _ w _ ·, ra and the Sale o{ my farm , 4\t ol any of th .. rlellu and prtvll~te• i The Middleport Child Conserriera to Bavaria in West Ger- world alrpi8Jl8 B. R. oYin • ~rHJltl'ol ~hall be repatred hy ther Le ague WI"11 mee t Thurs- many during the weekend. tbe Ekins laDded It l ..lo.J..Ir-' N.J. will sell the followmg person TICE t>rantee ~nd th .. lr ~uce@IIOD ;nil va !On h t t I di n~Oa:-.: ~alk!~o:a~on ea ~: al property located JUSt or r~~~~":. ~~~~~~! :!~,~~ ~! ~~~'.P:;;~Ira~~,:.IIM a;i ·~:~Y ~t 7 =~- p.m~tt the SColu1m1• Bavariao Interior Ministry re- 'Ibe Umt: 18 daya,....,..U~ It Va, Call 773-5686. Slale Ruule 124, rmle ~orth mbf"r 10, lOO$, llld munLCIP~I corporatiotl. Ia as 0 ICe, ISS a y ported Monday minutel II - oo P .'It at the SECTION !'> That the Grantee, their Schaaf Will be guest speaker ' ' • of Slate Park at Pullland 10 12 ounty { omm1~· ncre~~ors and a.. lglll, 1haU b41 IPIJ. 'L,...,O:-:Iol:;eCov =cc--cAc:--= _-__: Ch OhiO. Watch for Signs l<m~e tn POJm. ~~~ (~~ e~~~~n~l;a~~!;b w,::~~h her:t: t Mag~o,,lia Temtpile Pythlh ianDSAisv· BERR~'S • • • UCwvu~d, er Antique calendar wall clock ndld~tn for artu he enacted, n~ 1 ardln 11 1 ud ers WI mee a e ler, Ohio. 9 18 t1<.: brass keltle and stand, ant 1que ~ ~~~n\yh:,~ :~'::e~e~~~~~~·ia:~!e~~ct ·~~:::Ike. baTh]) Thur~day , at 7:3_0 p.m. CUSTOM BUTCHERING and Cherry table, two marble top up u, ~~.,, .In SECTION" e Tlult the Grantee, their e PhJlathea SocJety of the 8~ llll'les&OrJ and ll-<1111118. Qy their Middleport Ch rch .I , 0f Chns eutting. W1ll buy bide!! every dressers., K1mball P~;mo . rol mud b~ tiled af'ceptan •., nt thu permit end IJ- • u . , '"ODd Phil .. . Ph top .tb.J. a lot of o!d dishes O\ later ll!an ceWJ... •hall allree to hold llld mum- will meet Thursday evening It ., ay. meier, one ~ OVf'mher 2nd.l<"lpal COIJlllfallon harmleu frolb all 7 30 at~!...- ho f M ..., WY z..s510 9 1a tf Kemnore 01] range. Westing cJatma of duma"., art•tn11 uut o1 the · p.m. un:: me o rs. • C g memb11rshlp , eterrLNe of lh<~ rllhl.l and prlvlle11e11 Robert Reibel Leading Creek ••o• GR'"'.., Plumb'mg house Refngerator . Sewmg Lhe 19115 Coun- ~ berf-ln .:ranted. •nd •hap proeure 11 • ~ "'~....,"' 1.: .... d d ftO!-Ilfl ra lend~r lbiUtY lrllluranc" wltb 11t uid mun- Road. Helling, MinersviJ.le. macnuK'o resscf"l!. brass he ' Main St' Pomeroy. doyR b .. Jn rE- !1'11' dat.e ol eledJon. arl k1P~I corporahiJn lU coJIIIUrM, Ln and roll away bed odd ella r<; I qu~l!l ....t to• •ow Ule ~mllUllt of ILO.OOOOO. ()C"[', z:t Oblo. hi your aewer troub-- roun-d ··bl· I·· d ·~· . I 29 tfc fhr " ' IWH I ounl~·AIIrkultural 'I SECTION 7 Th•t the Grlmt... their The w.s.c S. of the Great all sit.es sewl!l' baD 1a " • aun r)' Sw\fC, "'"k u•tv,, • , , rm·eusnr1 ~ofl 1 ..11111, 1haU notiC, lei. We h uave lh f '·"' " wlll trees, Oak cupboard, and ' ~o nB nn, n wr1 , mt t1•~ munk•p•l cOJrPQraUon Beod Methodist Olurch 0 macldnes. Rea8oDabll ratea. other old fUrnitUre , WaShing R i: I I F Sale "''" rel~ry o! their mteniLon to Procftd ... ,..... hold a rummage sale iD tbe ea, S I 8 or l[l\1 19 211, fll) 2, 31<.: UIHie r "'11nln a Penod of nnt 1.(1 eX· Call WY 2-2974. day or ulgbt. Ul8C h'!De, 0id WOrk be OCh, a LEGAL NOTICE <PI'd 12 ""'~'h• from and after the Simpson building aCl'OS!I from IN THE COMMON PlEAS COURT Pff.,rl""@d:ote fo thll ordlnanc41 ath ~~-;;::;:--o;;:;:=c~·...,I6_...~Uc::;:;:::: lot of good tools platform HOUSE FOR SAll! OF M•111 County, Ohio er"''"" ~aul pennlt and IJcen•l!. Jhali the Racine Post Office, on Oc~.F85 Oldsmobile Cutlass scales, and good David ' . Br<ll:i· M.O'dern Ranch St)· le . Beautiful A Lury, bl' VOid d11d ol no forcfl and effect. lober 22 and 23 from 10 a.m. IN.) u h Il l Muv Monerrwottl, OhiO, Plllnfllr, Provrded. howevf'r, that 'ueh written 30,000 miles, fully equipped, ley Garden Trat:tor, With 3 1!:~:~~o~ta~~ ::hwo~y ~~:age ~n Anrold R. uur, v•. :!~e n~~@~~~~:7e !rh~n.!"~~~rodto u~~O:. until & Pm. OCT, !3 except power brakes. be mower~ to ht. Many other I <>~ h " d ACr"l Unknown, Defl!ndtnt. Uld M1Uil1ClPal corporation, !haLl en. . n.unte 7 wit gnou ron to msm NOTICE BY PUBLICATION title th@m tn rommence the uercl•• Evangeline Chapter, OES, seen any mommg and al l day useful llems not hsted tughway Four ltedronms, Livmg, No IUU of th.. riRhl• ~nd prlvllelel lllnted Middl port ·n b k 1 1 11 Saturda y and Sunday. Robert Terms Cash Rradford Auc- dnung, famtl}, lutchen, break .!~~~:~ fl" ~~~~·wn~"::~ ra:;.\!' :;"~r~"!:'te/•~;~~~ ,u:=~:% ~~ sale. ~aturd~ , ~n~ ~ ~ Do r s t , Tuppers Plams. liOn Company Not respoos 1ble fast, pt,1y, maids, ut,ility and ure tllat on Septfmber 20th, 111~ ..,_~,u,, m11~t rornmene• the collltruco Du ..ey Flori's! bm'ldi'ng ~ MidOhio. 667-3966. 10 18 Jtp f d ' Th lh,. unden!Nned f1led her petltmn tion Df Uld ~omm~nlt)" antenn1 J.ete. QJ JU or BCCI ents Ishop. ree bal hs, ceram ic ll1e aea1nwt him 111 \he t.:nurt nt Common v111nn •:vstem In said munleJpaL cor- dleport. Members bringing bak· Signed \frs Ralph McDade and wall to wall earpel on !'lea~ of Me1g~ Counly. Ohio, <:ue No poratlon w1lhlo 24 monthlt aft.tr •h• 1900 DODGE truck, 2 lon Over· ' n . 13.822. praym~: fiJr a divorce, rellor H-rVt(e of uld wrltttn notice of in- ed goods are to have it there Lunch will be sen:ed oors. About two-thirds of atoon of ma1den name, ro~\.1, and tent111n tQ PT<Jceed; otiN!rwt&e. utd lated Van body , 2 ,peed rear 10 16 Stc house Js paneled m mahogany othllr 11ropl'r relief nn rn• rrnund ol perm1t and llcen~~~ 'hall be vold 1Uid at 9 a.m. Mrs. Wilham King, end, 5 speeds rorward, par- ---- ~ T and walnut Au conditioned ;:::fu~o~~~~~~ ~~~ ·:~~n ~~~en~:~' ots':_-i~~~e ~nd ;;::c~rdlnance rh.all Mrs. Richard Prckens, Mrs. Ann tial saddle gas tanks, a1r SWEET Pv1A OES, Phone V1 Large patw and double carport lia1t1 i~u•e w11t h• ror li..arlnJII on be In full foru "nd 11ftect from Thomas and Mrs James Clathoros and transJster rad1o. 3-2638, Charles Hilton, Port.- On lot 200' 1 ::IDO' May be seen ~ an ... rhc J nl day "1 November, :On:e/~ye~~~h~ earll••l pertod al· worthy are co-chairmen. Price very reasonable. C<tn- land, Ohm. 10 11 1Ztp by appomtment only Mory ,., uuy, PlltnftH Pm~d ,., (;ouncu lhlr ~11h oar •r OCT, %4 Crow, Crow lnd Pllf"tor, Septtmher 19tiiS D tact: Ferne B. Hayman . R. MEiGS SWIFT HOMES- S12 PRICE REDUCE AHorntvt tor PleJntHt Wayne U!Dbons, i Heath Methodist Chureh wlJl F.D, 2, Racine, Ohm, or Mrs. E M p om' Ph Write: cloTh. o.n, lenHnel !») :u. ~Ill UOl l. 12. 19, 28: nu 2.7le ........,T"''c•ld@nl of CGundl IRponsor a family night dinner am, omeroy, 0 . Box 668 H POtMroy 0 - - - - - - .,..,r. ene Gr1te. Clerk Bel1es. 142 So. Union, AI- WY 2-2975 _ Write or stop in · • - NEW YORK (UPil- The New _ w» 1a. JP, zr.o at the church Sund~y evening, 10 19 3tc for our free catalog and mon· FOR SALE: 1640 Lincoln Hgts York Rangers of the National 0\'ANGE, France <UP]) - Oct. 24 at 6 p.m. witll Mr. and OhiO. Uvestoclc ey saving home ownership 4 room bath, basement, gas Hockey League trimmed their Michel Jazy of France~ world Mrs: Newman Burdette and COW. Holitein 1 4th program. 9 22 30tc furnace. Aluminum storm WID· roster Monday by assigning record holder in the mile, will family as gues_,tcs.:.·- - - - - "I ••r th• p,. : wouiJ let "' oJjoum, H IJt ol/ jlllntl 1 '' 1 ooqethu '" hiJ blll....:.o doleot t 1 ~r· Vincent P. Broderick~ 1958 10 1 43 Great Lake~ trail- dows and doors. Carpt'tmg lett--winger Ted Taylor to the pass Up " track meets in MooHollow Rd., near Rock er. 12000.00. M. A. Hall. and dcapes. Can ~e flnanred Baltimore Clippers of the lreal Jan., 22 and Lo1 Angeles• '1'8 to brea!<, Herb E!Uott'o 15001~ 18 3te Reed!ville, Ohio. 10 1 ore WY 2-22113. 10 > Uc Americaa Hockey League. Jan. ill to ooncerilrate on traJD. , meten record. ,_ O>mrti.de The BJ&c !t or the Tallow 4- Lever AlliiOetl SOCIAL .,... ____ SHE'S GONE OFF TO VISIT HER SISTER FER TWO-THREE JAIL Y CROSSWORD A). .. And tile departure of the an· bany. were w~end guesll ol II controversy and crt!Ical grlest cast star of all Pernell J h •-••• N Ave I t' I ald k'II ' Mro o n '"'""'• ye , r,Borsona .." IC lesd b cod d Yt t' Roberts, who played the son ~- and Mr•· OrltJ Glother Legal Notice ~ BARNEY GOOGLI ond SNUPfY SMITH stars. nanza wou e ea · . e there last week were the f1rst $1469 J nat'tona 1 JeteviS'Ion ratmgs · · Conv. Cpe. 1962 Ford Ga Iax1e of Cream Cin1sh, wh1te Lop, V8 engine, automatje lrans. Power the _seasond- _and hthere on top TIRE SALE ~ Ph.P~~.~~32 PHONE WY 2-2156 Itrms. "sal;d alfalla lca), any amount B.~~ Cuopt'l. LangsNotice I VIlle. Ohw 10 15 tfc I SQUAHE nANcE everywed-· FRrcrD<\Ii~E~ defroSt1rli type, f 1 h B QUAliTY vice, aU makea. WY 2-2284.. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy Authroized Singer Sales and 11 Service. J 29 e . .• Television In Review Oct. 19, 1005 ....,., 5·25 Weotller 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 7:.,. •• New1 Nli Slgn 011 H5 Slgn On, Musical Clock 7:25 Newt1 In Briel 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 EclloeJ of Joy 8 00 Ohio Valley Newo 1,115 World New• a 10 Sports Today 1.15 Weather Picture 1·16 Pt. Pleasant Football JO 30 Songs for Children 10 45 The Golden Key 11 00 News lH'" Saturday Show 12·00 Loeal, Ohio, Nat. News 12·20 Bullttbt Board 12·25 NeWJ 0 Grarno 12 30 Saturday Nalinee 1:30 News Headlines 1:31 Saturday Matinee 1,55 News 2·1111 Saturday f>laUnee 2·30 News Headline• 2 31 Saturday MatJnPe 2 55 News 3 00 &.turdav Matinee 3 30 News Headlines 3 31 Saturday Matinee 3 as Newl 4 00 Discing with Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5 00 News Roundup • : 15 Interlude 5'30 CommWiily Cholnl 1·00 Dtnner Muslcalll 7 7;: Party By HAROLD GRAY Al--l, PEQ$0Mfll, TAL.lQ-lT I-IlM THAMOLJ;. A SI-IOOrJN' 1=\RJ\ 111 A F1GI-'T ~I& AIN'T NIC£ A-TALL! 8JJT Ht AIN'T Tf.l' K\HD f<S FIGGGR9 145. l-IAS 10 ERQI.l5 !iOTKIN' f £0, 'itS, MOSTlY f.lt::'S · lij><EN ~WAS ONLY GO 1--ll(il--lt A4'M STII.L ~All<' CX'I TH' Dl?PliJ, BUT Al-!'0 HATE T'HAVE 1U ..lEO ttQhl! ..o;;J_..,..----,--1 ' FoRTUNAT£LY, 111 NlOST PlACES POLICE DON'T NEJ;D TO DEPEND llf'l THE ~A£1 OI?AW SO r..,U CH IJJ-i.'i Mol?£! SHORE , BUT Al-l STILL HOLO A I lAWJ-.\Ari SHOIJLD BE ~rt I NE\ItQ 'fiT 1 KNUWEO A Ro: A.L- rAST LAWMAN \<!~0 W1S TRie>c;ER+IAPPY t H~ DOtH HAF'll; B£ I ':_-,....,..,.·~ ~~! ASHES-ALL MY CAREFUL.LY LAID PLANS ~EDUCED lD ASHE-S:,1 HOW WILL I. fliER AGAIN Win-tESS TkE CDNF'A.oNTA.TJON Of' Tl<E TWO NIO$T CfLEIIIII<TI!D LOIIfR$ IN HIS'toRV '"! ::c: .... ~._ _ 7:~5~ the Air ~~~~~~~~Biy ART SANSOM I I I' I can .. I I .,...."". ,, ·- ' "-flY ARE YOU~ lO 5'10' ME, FATHill;? t-IE 601NG TO !>tGN THE lv NEAL ADAMI �' '', \ • 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, Oct 19, 1965 Around And About Middler>art Yarn Shops, B&PW Club, Sponsoring Card Party Style Show, Wednesday A card Party a~ Style Show will be held Wednesday, Oct. 20, at the Middleport Elementary school by the Middleport Business and ProfessiOnal Women's Club at 8 p.rn Mrs Yvonne Scally ot lh~ Middleport Spin-A-Yarn Shop, and Mrs. Mary D1les ollht> Athens Spin-A-Yarn shop will present the Style Show. Art1cles to be modeled ·and articles to be on display mclude sk1rts, swa ters, suits, coats. evening wear . children 's clothmg, men's cloth· ing, sto es and many others. Newlyweds are Guests at Church Shower Mr, and Mrs, Richard Clark, recent newlyweds, were gueoll of honor at a shower Saturday ' evening in the social room ol the Rock Springs Methodist Church given by Mrs, Harold Blackston, MI8S Betty Leonard, Mrs, William Radford, Ml'll, Ed· gar Abbott, Mrs, Norman Wey· ersmiiler and Mrs, Robert SUI' dette, The stage settmg will be fu.rnished by Baker Furmture m M1ddleport and s~me of th~ accessories wurn w1th the kmtted and crocheted 1tems mode~ed wil l be Furn1shed by the Sewmg Center m Middlep01 t Kmttmg cla s'*'s are now avail<Jble at lhe Spin-A - Yarn Shops. Howl:!ver, thl' shops lealure artJCles kntlted and cnr chett·d espec1ally fur any indiVIdua l who is not free to (' nroll in the1r classes Door pnzt'S Ylill be awardcd bv the Spm-A-Yarn shops • at y as enttn,;~~--..- Officers are Elected by Mason 4-H club ' ' - -E - ' • - 0 ' ~ 0 ,~ ~; Dnoeed To The lnurall 01 The Mei,.Mtuon .4reu c .. :. -VOL ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ 0 -----------------~---POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT. OHIO WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1965 FIVE XVII NO. 156 onsolidation Called 'Best ConsolldBlion thill year of! by 1968 ond not resupplied, summary of the recent survey!elusive of land, water, sewer- organized io serve more than schooll in Melgs county, if vot- 1 That is the year elementarr taken by Wilham Dean of ~he I age and olher such costs, would the _10 per cent of Meigs county ers are thinking only of mo~y, districts will ~ve ~ cons?li- state departm~~t. or_ educa~on merit a state grant of $1,108,~ pupils who on the average go is the best barSain they'll like- date with dlstncts wttb a htgh]on present facllttles 10 the ftvelwtth local tnpayers meetmg to college (many of whom presiy get, actording to the finance schooL districts, , U1e diflerence, entiy drop out), director of the. Ohio Depart . In M~igs cou~ty, he indicat~ The re~rt sa1d none ~f _the Mr. Parsons made these -A vocational department men! o1 Education, , 1! apphes specifically ,to Sahs- present high school bu<ldmgs points, then, about such a oew would leach many of the craft John Parsons, speaktng Tues- bury and Bedford dtstncts. are acceptable to be _remodeled h1gh sc-hool, the location to skills and trades 1necessary by day night at Bradbury eiemen- The meeting was held w pro- into a consolidated h1gh schooL be selected later by a new 1968), lary school to civic leaders, vide more information to citi· It pointed out, too, that the board of education comprised -Chemistry, physics, advancschool board members, citizens' zens anxious to bring a ma]ori- cost to bring any one of them of a member from each of the · ed math could be taught eacb committees, and other interest- ty .vote Nov. 2 when Bedford, up t~ ~~ate standards would be present distr_i~~: . Iyear rather than every other ed persons, warned that the Salisbury, Northwestern, Porn- probtblhve. -New facdtbes 'Bnd equt)r year. state•~ e,urrent a~proprlatlon t~ eroy and Middleport distr_icts The. report s.aid, however, ~ ~ent ~ould_ give te~ch~.rl il , - Studie.ll show high schools aid districts w~tmg to consoh- vote yes or no to consolidatmg. consohdated htgh school estt· new light t_n teachmg. fot ~to 1200 pupils are best_ as date easily wdl be exhausted Mr . Parsons also revealed a mated to cost $200,021,430, ex· - the curnculum would be, to size; the proposed new h1gh refreshm~nts will be served. ~. -., Games were played under dl· ft!Ction of Miss Leonar~ with prizes awarded to Mrs, William Grueser, Mrs, Lewis Gtueser, who al>o won the door prize, , and Mrs, Clifford Leifheit ~I'll as bv the B&PW club. Free . Group Will Hear KKK's Shelton at iD &he school would have about 1,0011 icai administration of the larg· tion not "jusl talk about It, • to start. M~s. Roger Morgan, Midd~ 1er education umt. -No school in the present MisS Sally Schaaf, special ed-- port chairman, -and genN i five districts can afford to up- ucati.On teacb~r of the North- chairman of the citizens' eorddate its facilities to meet pres- western district, was chairlady mittee introduced community ent state standards, to say noth- of tbe tneeti.Jlg- She introduced chair~en inctudmg Joe StruQII. ing of new standards to come RoJ>erl Morris, principal of PomeroY: Mrs. carol Oblblger, rate this or early nex:t year. Bradbury school, who welcorn· Salisbury ; Mrs. Henlen Quivey; "! The state will not grant money ed the •isitors, Also speaking Bedford; Mrs, Duane Stanley, for such updating of small high was Donald McKenzie. fleru· Harrisonville· Mrs. W. IL schools. tive head of Northwestern dis-- Hayes Sale~ Center; Mn. -Elementary schools will re-- tridRoberl B'ailey, Bradbury; Mrs. main in their present communi- Miss Schaaf suggested that George White Sr. Rutland and ties, but they too will benefit teachers and parents, but espec- . Mr. Arthur Mmer', Rutland, the with improved equipment and ially teachers, should ''get out llatter two unable to attend btfacilities through more econom~ and work'' for the consolida· cause of employment. Family Farm 'Here to Stay'· 1 f'The family farm Is more •we win far mon Issues than w~ sHy. He joined the staff of the the hidden traffic signal at tht firmly l!ntrenched today than lose." ; Farrn Bureau in 1952 and at junction of Routes 7, 33, and 124 ever before, but it is a Jnr lhf- ·· tn the future, more and present he is assistance secre~ and thal adequate warnmg signa ferent family farm than it was more farm products will move tary to the AmeMcan Farm Bur- be erecled on Routes 1 and S3 I WASHINGTON (UPI) _ Con- But whether Shelton planned gressional Investigators, mind- to provide any answers todaY 10 years ago," said Dr. Ken- to market under a system of ! eau and is head of its Commod- north of the mtersection. ful that finanic:al shenanigans was doubtfuL neth Hood, addressing the 46th supply contracts," continued ity division. _ eontmue to stress tne need helped bring down the high-rid- The 36-year-old former tire annual meeting of the Meigs the farm economist Ill the business session with for adequate vocational traia.. ( ing Ku Klux Klan of the 1920s, salesman invoked the 5th, 4th, .1 County Farm Bureau at EastDr. Hood predicted major ! PreSident Andrew Cross in the ing for the youth of Meigs WASHINGTON .J. THE POW~ sought today to discover how 1st and 14th Amendments to ern High school Tuesday night. farm processors will demand chair, four women trustees were county. ers of a congressional commit- the modern Klan 's money is the Constitution 73 Urnes TuesOver 130 Farm Bureau mem- goods of a specific quality and elected for thr~ year terms. . tee chairman, described as the handled. day in refusing to answer quesbers heard Dr. Hood praise the in speelfic quantities and if TheY Were Mrs. Vtrgil Atkins, . - ~r~e local restd~n_t~ ~ fuHy dosest thing to an absolute Robert M. Shelton Jr., of Tus· tions about the Klan's constltu· past record of the farm organi- farmers will not, or cannot, cos- MrS- Pearl Wilhams Mrs. Gar- mvestJgate the posstbthties of monarchy in American gov~rn-- catoosa, Ala., imperial wiz&.rd tlon, bylaws and financial re-zation and predict an even trol these deliveries, then the land Caldwell and Mrs. Ed1son l t~urism and recreatio~ as addJ. rnent have been challenged by of the United Klans of America, cords. He also refused to probrighter future for farmers wiU- food processing industry will. Hollon. ' t1ona! sources of farm mcome. _ an o'hio congressman and sev- the nation's biggest, was called duce any of the records. ing to urute for common goals. He said, "Through your farm f{arold Roush was elected 8 - Thank Gov · Rhodes, lrviog "' eral of his colleagues. At the again before the House Com- Shelton's invocation of the "Farm Bureau is tremendous- organization you can meet this dele&:ate to the Ohio Farm Bur· Dickman, Rep. ~alph Welker, ... center of the fight is Rep mittee on Un-American AcUvi· 14th Amendment was ladeD 1y large.'' be said. "With over challenge If you wish : ' eau With Mrs. Virgil Atkins and ! Sen. ~akl.ey Collins and all ~· Wright Patman D-Tex the un~ ties to answer questions about with irony. The 14th Amend1.647,000 members families in Dr. Hood is a recognized ex- rhOrnas Sa_yre as alternates . olher mdiVJduals and officials ~ yielding and of~n fOn~oversial the internal workings of his or· ment is one ~f . the . bulwarks of DR. ROOD every state except Alaska, it pert on farm economy. A native Adopted by unanimous con· who were helpfcl ln gettinl Ghairman ot the House Banking ganlzati.on. the Negro c1~ll nght~ mov~- --- -i~ t~e largest farm organiza- of New Castle, Pa., he graduat- sent was a slate of policy reso- 1needed l:hanges i~ strip mine , and CUrrency Committee. ~mong other things, the com- ~ me~t, ~e basiS of this years t1_un m the world. Because or this ed from Penn State University lutions Which included reclamation laws m Oh1o. Also mtttee wanted to know how vottng nghts law and the landSIZe, our record for winrung leg- and received his doctorale 10 - Attention be called to the than_ked Ralph Moore. area ez.. The struggle for power broke Shelton was spending the · mark 1954 Supreme Court deseislative aains are impressive- economics from Cornell Univer- ~eraus situation caused bv lens10n agent, and Charles BiaS.. I lnw the opeo Tuesday when a Klan's money and if his wife grega!ion decision, esiee, extension, for valuable • aroup ot rebellious members was helping him, who paid for Mrs. Betty Lou Shelton, the help ~ headed by Rep, Thomas Ashley, hiJ black cadillac, and the Wizard's wile, and Mrs, Carol Ask thai aid be given ~ 0-0hlo, called their own com- source Of the money in the Long, ldentl[le<i as a SheiUin , , effortS to salvage !he, badly '"-miltee meeting ill an attempt "Aiaballlil Rescue Services" employe, al>o declined to anCHICAO (UPlJ- A high school students 10 the or- said, Results are expected in damaged land m the stnp mule :• to push through a bill the. chair~ eheekin& accollDt. 'I'he commit- swer any committtee questions student group vowed ganization, and possibly cam- aboUt four days, and if the vote area or the county. · DlaJI opposes. Patman 81Tived tee IBid Alabama ~escu~, Ser- Tueoday; Mra, Sheitop __ ~ .>MANILA, Wedneoda, (UP!) that investigation and pus strikes. is fa.nrable the program will - Urge the Oh1o Farm Burbe!Or4 the session was over, VIet WI!_a ~ian _ front t1mes, Mn, Lone ~~· I-A Philippine. Air Line DC3 prOliOCution by the The Chicago-based organiza- beCOille "official" SDS policy. eau Federat<on w~tudy the pooleading to a heated clash and carrying '!I persons crashed ~I would uot ..otop lloo II curt:ently poUing its esti- "investigaliOII and prosecu- ~b1llly of 1mprov1~g the daley hi•lptcoonff~thecatiomneeotlfngth,':... terabnsii.i into the barracks area of near- unqualified opposition to mat.. 10,11110 members on blt! tJoO by Presid..,t Julmlon !bel Sl(Uation by coordmating the "' by Nichols Air Force Base to- war in Viet Nam or its beal- bHt-th"'<lraft policy, Rothstein attorney general and lhe' dJs. ,'elforls ul elri.tlog dairy cropL at the heart of the dispute day second after takeoff from the-draft program. trict attorneY and even by J. -Ask that Farm Bureau would ease restrictiOn' on b.ank Manila Airport All ahoard ''The attacks,,by the PresEdgar Hoover will not deter on more matters that dire mergers, II is Similar to one • • were rescued from !he burning ident and other public ofliciaill sDS from continuing lis unqua- &fleet the farmers income, ~u ..;! already passed by the Senate. . wreckage. !l:ldden us, but It is a comparaJified opposition to particiPation gest work in livestock mark~...... Patman contends It is a gmSAIGON (UP!) -:- Hundreds of Ylet Cong guerrillas ,, Uvely small price lo pay for in the wur in Viet Nam," Rolh· ing and other major commndl- ' away. l~u ncFhed two mass1vthe atCtacktrs todHa,y,ho nedon adU , S, Sped- OfflclSis ,.ld mb •dniy obf ~~~ our continued refusal w 0 OWS stein lold a ne;vs conference, ties. cia. orces camp IS e en a1 lg 1an s an a secon survivor~~ were a Y ur.~ this war," Richard ,o\tt}'. Gen. Nicholas DeB. Also adopted were two amend· agamst a gover~ment outpost near the border of Com- and that at least two were near national staff member !(liiZOObach IOid a Sunday news ments w the local orgamza. SPRINGFIELD, omo- ' mumst North Vlel Nam, , death, Students for a Democratic conference iD Ch~eago that tbe ' tion's COde of reguiationo.\Ono 1 ~rs. Mary Bell•. 32, Sprmgfleld . Two A~erlcan aircraft among an armada sent_ to aJd The twin-engine plane lost ciety (SDS), said. . . . Justi~ oepartrnent is investi- ~f these confirmed the ~ was to be arra1gned today 1 the spec_Ial orce~ outp~st were d~wned_ by mtense power at an altitude of about I The sos beat~the-draft Oh10 clv1c leaders respondmg gating tbe entire beat-the-draft mg of thf.' county cooperative , on second deg~ murder char· ground fire. Fout Americans were killed I_n~ne ~~th_:_ 500 feet and crashed into the Igram, revealed during to~ mail poll_comucted ~the movement. He said the SDS , association president as an ad· ge~ In lhe shootmg death of a crashes. . barracks area of the Filipino weekend's anti-Viet Nam OhiO l~ormatmn commJtttee, program was only part of the ditional delegate to the o h 10 neighbor. Repor!s from the battle- 1 radiO o~rator, . air base while attempting an i monslrations, includes ba~ reJected State Issue No. I 01overnenl 1 Farm Bureau. 'Itle other would Mrs Bell was arrested In the grVIountCd m the farknorth dsaidd 90 ••?~~';'unfiSI guwnfillre c,ut tdhe el)lergency landing on a nearby ! to encourag• draft by more than 2 tot It has been , allow rura~urban people "with · e ong were nown ea . ~IUQ rom 1 1ams ra Jo ~ f 1 k lh •· bee announced by C W Ulford t· · · ' death of Mrs. Martha Youngghack, he dashed outside under r~w~y. llle era t s rue rf.'e ~oung men w orne . ·. . . . an ~; IVe mterest ID agriculbiood Bowen 42 a 'ghb The Special Forces outpost h , bU<idmgs, exploded and burst tious obJectors, enlistment Cleveland mdustmhst, presiI 10g U lure, to become associato _ bed • , ne1 or, . . eavy 1U'e, c11m to the roof . t fl -dent of OIC be th , , whose body was found in front w~s situated at. Plel_ Me, ~ and made the necessary repairs m o arne. • . :lllem rs o1 e organlla~n .. of her home Sunday morning. miles north of Saigon In heavily as bullets whizzed by, !'our airmen on the ground The commillee invited 10,0011 AI the close of the meetlllJ It forested mountains of the high- ''I knew If we were going to were mjured. I Ohio leaders to participate in was announced that _over 70 lands . Its defenders were re- stay here we had to have com- There a arently were no a mail vote oo the issue that is . . . rnem!Jers of~ orgaruzation had CELINA,, OHIO - A COM- purled holding out in heavy municatlons," Williams was foreigners p:board. All names 0 to be voted on Nov, 2, which .The Me~gs County R<dmg club purchased the<r 19611 memberman pleas Judge ruled Tuesday fighting ted , te , d· would increase sales taxes to w1ll SpOnsor a horse show Sun· shJp!l. Mrs. Emma Fmdling aDd that il , WlC tit , 1 to ' quo as sa)'lng 1a r, on the passenger liSt appeare daY a, 24 h R k M Sl 11 IS . ons uJona . A U.S. twin-jet 857 Canber- Pickup 7th pgh : It waa ~- to tJe Flli ino. • • • provide more fund!! for public : t.. , at t e . . oc rs. e a Grueser, both charrelease pubhc s~hooi , puptis ra bomber counter. attacking P , I schoolll, There were ll2S re- spnngs r.,rgrounds beg<nnmg at ter members (1919) of the Melgo ~om class for religious mstruc~ near Plei Me was shot down, A spo~esman_ at . Doctors j !lpOnded 1279 or 31 per cent 1 p. m. County Farm Bureau, were 00. 1 Uon, ' an Air Force spokesman said , Court Term 8 Ser I :,'~~~ ~ MP~~~n,'a;~o~ ~~: MONTGOMERY, Ala, <UP!) voted f~vorabiy, and 2843, .; :~ entry fee •.1 $1 50 will be ored for buying membersbipo Common Pleas Judge Fred' He said the two crewmen man- By Judge B con crash and that ail were alive - The Alabama Supreme G per cent, voted agamst the ch ~ed-, Ad~sswn wtil be ~~ No, 1 and No. 2 for 19611. 8 Cramer ruled in a suit filed aged to parachute safely and ''Some are in serious condi~ heBrs the state's attorney issue. cen w~th c lldren under wer · ked lth 1 · 1 · tree. Ram date 1s October 31. two years ago by Jesse c. , epic up w on Ymmor Terms of Me1gs County Com- Uon," the spokesman said, nerai ask today thai II The poll was conducted from ' E"'nl will be estern pleasMoore of Fort Recovery against 1n)urles , mon Pleas court for 19611 have Th k 11 1 th supremacists be disqualified ~ ,__ • , d , I ' w th So A helicopter alw was shot bee r ed b J d J h C e plane too o rom e lr , th t 1·n try K ~t I to 15, - <nc1u ed CIVIc ure horse pleasure pony under ,e , utllwest Local School down and iis American pilot BaD IX! Jy u ge3 oMn , airport at 10:32 a,m,, bound for Koim Kla lUTY a 1W the , aht u leaders in every county includ- 56 in egi and spoon, barrel DJstncl, ' con or anuary , ay 2 Legas . City in southern Luzon us ansman n rug . dio TV . h d , co--pilot and two gunners killed, and September 1 The terms of . PI . . der slaying of a white civi1 me newspapers, .ra ~ . ' par- races for orses an pomes, a military spokesman saki t ·n be . · t 9 Witnesses sa1d the craft wob- . h t ty leaders, public officials, ev- run and ride ror both horses CAPE KENNE[ y _ EN- Th t 1 t' cotheur WI , gin a a m, on bled shortly after becoming air· rog ts wor er, ery type and size of business and ponies flag race respectiVe dates borne the 109t po er and 1 u 1 ted witbout regard to run-saddle-ride, ' ' e governmen ou pos unslneers raced today thrOugh 1 der attack by the Communists In Oth com10on ,pi , n w , Ally, Gen, Richm\}lld Flowers a se ec pick-up 1 crucial series of tests on the was in Quang Tri, northem- activit erEvel Luc::s ~~;k plunged. to the ground: ~ousht the issue to Alaba~·s race, cr~, _national origin or for horses and ponies, sho'Vell Gemmi 6 spacecraft and its most province of South Viet of coJr1s ha?"been a , inted The rurport tower sa_td the pl- highest court fro~ Hayneville party affihatton. rae~ for )lorses, tire race Sherley Howery, 74, of Carpowerful rocket, both scheduled N bo t 400 I th I ' I , , ppo lol, Capt Orlando Vdianueva, where he is seekins to _y_ pomes stake race for horses peoter passed away Mondaf at. am, a u ml es nor 0 as trustee or rece<vmg , pay- seol a frantic unintelligible ra· Collie Leroy Wilkins wthe BOOSTEIIS nr MEET and a~ pen tr 'I cias ternoon in Sheltering Arms b.., for launching Mond~y, without $a 1gon , ments for support and mamlen- dio call JUS! before the plane I h , ill time , Th Southern Local Athie , C o , al s, 'I I at Athens He b d • a sign of Tuesday's troubles, One of the early heroes of the ce of the w'f1 and h'idr , , tr c c a1r or lo a e e t1c ash premiums will be awardPI • , a beetlla • , an , , ,e c 1 en npped mto the air force base , for the March 2S ' Boosten will meet Thursday ed poor health several years The exercise, a series . of fighting, a mihtary spoltesman or W<iilllm e, Dmgu~s, wbo Is barracks area in what Mrs, Viola Liuzzo of at 7:30 p,m. at the bish school , Mr, Howery for 54 ye,..; OWJ>. three make-believe ltlghts, put said, was Spl!l:,, 4 Amos G . servllll! a senteoce 1n tbe Ohio peared to be an attempt with Maoon Fisher president .I od and operated a eneral the entire GemlDI oystem Williams of Fayetteville, N ,C., state penitentiary for murder. make a crash landing, in charge, lmpo~ m~ ' store known 85 the Noa: Stout Chief Justice J, Edl ~;~!I through a full eleotronk: olteck agreed in 1 late 11 mating projeelll will be Co, iD Carpenter, The buildin& that must be passed llt(Ore the conference Tuesday 00 hear ed and a large attendance ill .U was constructed by his gra~ 1 h.:np·~,~~far ••~ ~v 'He wlllbejoined by urged, FiiDIS ol the ..._ lather, Noah Stout in th•1870'1, 1Oth<er juotlceo, a majority of Buchtel game are expected to Surviving are his wile, Clara; tre 1111 known problems," 1 , , , loe••eu • memtoer court, be sboWD, The Meigs two sons, Eddie Lou ond Vfl'o apace qency opokelman re- ,NEW YORK (UPI) - The a merry-go-round,'' ilOUJ'ney w possible destructllon,l -, deJllltmeul during lin, both of Carpenter: oorib ported, , comet lkeya.Sekl will oweep He aaid It should light from tbe comet is V•teru• MeDrlol Boopllal iJIVestigated 10 traffic accidents, grandchildren, six •tOHI'lll4lCI'OIIII North American aides spin someUme near midln_iglhtllligh in"nsity •nd JAYCEES TO MEET Admllokllla - George OUer, bOOked 49 prisoners into children, five ereat grlllldthllJAKARTA IIIDONESIA loclay and Thutlday In what 111- Thursday, mol'ing eastward could cause serious All members of the Middleport; Charles Sheets, tY jail and handled 1,156 incom- dren and two sisters, )fft,\!urRebei lo 'kidnaped . ; trono"""" predict will lie the th~ oor!hern sky, Jayceea wbo are Pomeroy; Norma Grant, lnl teJepllODe calls, ley WhiUotch ol ColllllliJus and aenlo lndoueol- greatest show in the, heavena of Ikeya.Seki will become visible The. scienlisill say the to attend the Athens Jay- roy; Deanna Baker, Coolville, Sheri!! Robort C, Hartenbacb Mrs, Heleo Juniper of ienyoa, , mu wo r th1o conlury, os It nears the sun reflects the way to see Ikeya.SOki is 1o ceea meetjnc Thuroday llllc:Urles - Patricia Atilt, tePilrted !ilv.otigatiOn of Texas, ~offiJc:'~n ~~ K~ Franklin of the sun's light and senerates llght one hand against the sun, urged to meet on the Mjddioport; Lawrenoe Poarto, lbeft COIIIPiaint•. one Funeral servlcts wiD be ot 0 ava, r.,..._ Raydeo Planetariwn .said lhe of Its own, AI the comet apavoiding its parking lot in Pomeroy Lancaster; Violet RHe, Pollle- and entering ooe B E the CIIJ'pebiB Baptist churc!J loclay, comet 1lill appeor 11 a bright proaches perihelion. the closest and sight apinst tho roy. six llliscell"'-' Thum.y at I p.m, witb lin, 11le army-controlled broad- llsht near l1le sun durlna the point to the sun, which should where the comet will paso, and one mlsainc person Merlill '!)eta ofDclatin&- Frlanda east oaid tbe bodln of the two daytiglrt hours but the precise be belweea 100,0011 and Pt,OOII lkeya.SOkl wao named The Sherilf'a c1epar1metrt may t!all at lite Bowery bc!mo men were found Tuesday Dear hour cannot be cjetermlned, , mUea. lite mtllion-mlle-iong tall Japanese astronomen eled 1,7111 llllles serving In Carpenter llltoe 4 p,m. Wedo WORLD MEIGS THEATRE LAST TIME TONIGHT "VON RYAN'S EXPRESS" 1 WED, ond THURSDAY October 20-'11 ELBERFELDS NOT OPEN On Takeo££ FRIDAY ond SATURDAY October 22-23 MEN'S "sWINGERS' PARADISE" "A HIGH WIND NEVER-IRON HAVE GUt.STS SLACKS lt1111, Lila Kedrova. SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY October 24-27 "HARUM SCARUM" S4.95 Elvis Presley, Fran Jeffries, Mary Ann Mobley. F11furette: To The Wild Return ; eSolid Colors Colore~rtoons - elvy Model or Beltless Style As Shown Halloween Party Is Planned by C-8 Radio Club PAY BY CHECK ••• Open 1 . Quick-Dropping your check in the mail elimm· ales waiting in line. Let your po,tman make those payments. Save time . , , bank by check' Easy-when paying by check, you save gasoline, wear-and-tear on your car . Che<:ks are the sensible way to budget MIL COMMERCIAL In 100 It, rolls for onclosi"'l large areas eALUMINUM Storm Windows l+ ~t.--IJ>on''t risk theft or Joss of your money, Pay J9Uf bills always by check, Your stub and can- ,, celed check is proof of payment LOAFERS Sin 121h To Big 10 Roush's Shoe Store ,.,,,.,..., Weather Stripping • SOLID COLOR SPORT SHIRTs for doors & windows •PAnERNED SPORT SHIRTS • DRESS SHIRTS Melga County'• Oldest &: Largest lnsuranee Aceney /iational WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS Kember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporat!OD DOWNING INSURANCE KING N. 2nd Ave. BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. MlddlfiiOrt, 0. AGENCY, II\IC. Serving The Area For Over 97 Years Sh • c • ow lS Omlng •..., neaven 'J U Middleport eiNSULA TION Issue } Lost R•d. CJ b I Plans Show ' Sherley Howery Of Carpenter Dies Monday Brown·Biack eALUMINUM STORM w& 2 Girls Italian Style • when payinG those bills. iP DISqUalified checking account this wHk and discover ..vo payi"'l lof bus fares. 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