https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8d9f1098aa85a5323ce779f51c6d1d11.pdf d4f8f2762a2ce226053c10f33a2ebb22 PDF Text Text ' '', \ • 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. 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Just wash them, dry and you're ready to wear tbem, They never have ~ be Ironed: stop In the mens depari~J~ent today and select several! .Elberf~ •l~. Ill,. Pomeroy . . rdered":' f iOIJarbrta,,IM_ tho lllUthorD Old lndoneoian Java· 'IIIIJIUII ' , ,....._,. ...__ _•, '_,_ _.,.. ,,',~+ c- .... ...... ,. / ·-, IJ!9 Prisoners Booked j<>:} milia iilt Ill Uitda,• d ~bt~=~~!~~~;i~t!Se~pt!,~~~~,!S~ince; will AII!Qnomel'l IP'OW briihter, :' warn K'i'Ukt trjo dN af ·~ or~ble," "Comets are Franijla IIOioriollllyoald. WI' 11Kllitwltlr tbll ..arli- ............... liillii'a .. the ~y the..... couo., - Burial will be ln h I �' t I • 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 20, 1965 Bailg - 1'-oo, , ·,o, I his Une·s Next Week· Three SVAC lis Take on Outside Opposition in Weekend Grid Co~tests This Week It's Commie Headquorte~s!" Voice of Broadway ••• reporting y 1 ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN Jnothray Orapntae Marie McDonald's recent operation was far more serious than most of her friends know . .. The most impressive documentation of ali on the late President Kennedy Is due soon on Columbia Recorda Legacy Series in book-and-record combination. The stunning set, produced by Goddard Liebersoo with tile dooo cooperatina of the Kennedy •amily, includes many personal lettero, documeoia and poignant observations never before published. It has been In production for two yeara. Irritated motorists atuck lor hours durlna the morning rusb in lila area ol 52Dd St. and Ill Ave. would realiy !lip If they knew the cause of the Ue-up. It wasn't a fire, a gang &hootIng, or eveo good old Con Ed!- Ed. Note: The following editorial appeared in The GalllpoUs Daily Tribune. It shOWs how public opinion in south• .,tern Ohio has gathered into a single voice supporting Meigs county's bid for the new maximum &e<·urity Ohio prison. Chance To Help Neighbor /' GALUA countians should lend every support possible to assure the selection of the Meigs county site for the proposed new $18,000,000 penitentiary. It is a known fact that there are three prime sites under consideration, and as a next door neighbor to Meigs we should do all in our power to help them get this institution, which will go a long wav to bolster the economy of not only that county, but this entire region. Our county has gradually been lo')ing populaone of the largest state institutions in this part of the state, and we can all atlest to the part it has played in keeping appeared m this newspaper days ago show that it provides approaching the $3 million vear, and without that outlay -- of monev \~... should be hurting. It is the intention of the state to do something to help counties, such as ~leigs. that have such a terrific need for employment opportunities. The countY has gradually been Ising population over a period of several years, and the establishment of the new fa cility in that countv would be a giant step in re\l('r:.;Jng that trend. There would be from 300 tn :l50 positions after it IS completed. and the construction of the $18 million facllity would be a shot m the arm to the Me1gs county economy the mmute eonstruction got undE>rway. There are residents of that county who have secured and held positions in the Ga llipolis State Institute ovPr the years, and in that way the entire arra is assist~d. as we would be by the assistanee that would come to the economy of Me~gs county bv the establishment of thts new institution within its borders. Meigs has a record of supporting evthat has come up for the betterment of the stale m the lorm ot the highway bond issues. and state Improvement bond 1ssues, and that support is worthy of maJor conSideration in the final selection to be made by the state for its new penal facility . The state has a chance to study the advantages of this , area by the example of the Gallia coun. ty · institute, which through the yurs been a provider of early vegetab,,... to the other state institutions scat~erd about Ohio. With the growth of ·-.! s institutions there is going to be a f'ry 1ssue ' nas .. •' ed for increased crops. and we see no ruson why the Meigs site would not do • job simiiar to the institute in Gallipolis. Meigs count1ans have made their .· 'bid for the location of the facility wtth, 1n its borders. We in Gallia county, who have had the advantages of a state ID· slitution to assist our economy should go all out to help sell the state 011 this southeastern Oh10 location. There is no "ounty ib our area that is more deser· ving of state a"istance. We should show that w• are good neighbors in doing all that we can to help them secure this great asset. Our county ts out of the running, and it takes no great imagination to see that what will be goorl for Meigs county will be a benefit to us all. We are no longer bound hy mere county lines. We are an area criss crossed with highways that makes our triends in Meigs next door neighbors, and we ran only WISh for them a share in the benefits that will come from the location of this institution Put vour shoulder to the wheel and assun this shot in the arm for Meigs. Paramount officials had mi•· ed emotions about the enthu&lasUc reception accorded tho sneak preview of "Boeing BoeIng," atarrlng Tony Cortls and Jerry Lewis. Tbey feet It undoubtedly Is Jerry's best pi<>t--by HeieR Bottel--1 ture, and will be his biggest yoo Into oometbing your par- tcre, and will be bis biggest YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! Thll column Is lor young )1«1- ents wouldn't approve of. -0. IJI'OSser. Unfortunately, It's also hls last film for Poramount ... ple, their problems and pie. . G.O. Jack Carter must have read urea, their troubles and fun. Dear Helen : Alan King's Broadway notices As with the rest of Helen Help I'd rather not go with 1 in 'The Impossible Years" with Us!, It welcomes laughs but popularity kid." He's liable to eonslderable trepidation, bewon't dodp a serloDI question be spoiled and, besldeo, I'd oev- cause ~ack will be tile next of with a brush-of!. er know when he'd dwnp ma the big comedians to brave the toward men like ValenU II not Send your teen-age question• lor ooma other girl -JUNE drama critics when his new show, "Come Live Witb Me/' the plain mjustlce to per"'"" to Youth Asked For It, care of Dear Helen : opens on the Main Stem. Alan'l involved. Of course, It II all Helen Help US!, thia oew•papBeing considerate II the most essentially quite absurd. But it er. Important quality a boy can was murdered, but tt lms alar&• il also damaging to the inter- AIMING FOR SPINSTERHOOD have. Girls may go lor "ooy" advance and he has a tremen. dous following, so probably he's ests of the country. For the Dear Helen: In the movies, but that "love laughing off the pans. c:tuntry has simply got to have My roommate at college Is 'em and leave 'em" type doesgood, steady men in tbe White alWllys ai'ter us to get her a s't go for dates. A girl wants to Lon Jone&, pu'Jiicity chief for House palace guard - in any- blind date but, when I do, she know a boy thinks she's special producer Dino Di Laurentis, body's While House and not just always makes fun of him 11 and wants him to tell her oo. must wish he'd stayed In Rome. Johnson's White House. A n d soon as we get home and aays She appreciates little things He checked In at the Berkshire the sort of high school, sorori- she wouldn't THINK of going like having doors opened for Hotel, and almost before be ty • sniping at the good ones with him again, Now these fel- her, compliments, his calling was served with "a dry martini that goes on around here i1 • lowo aren't bad - in fact. they when he says he will at the Barberry Room he was very bad thing. served with a legal notice beare Dl<e guyo. Some of them .. .. And we don't like "lines!" None of these fellows is enti- have called ber afterwards but cause some cameraman who lf he has a car: Please, boys, worked on "The Bible" wants tled to sticky sympathy or llhe won 't even go to the phone. I know It's a temptation, but more money. Then, although Mr. "understanding." 1t iJ quite try to remember that not all She wants to get married, but Jones' purpose in coming to true that nobody forces them she's got some kind of crazy girls want to drag with that New York was to whip up pubto serve in the White House. Idea that the mao who wins 'tittle GTO" that puDed up Deity for the picture (starring But this is not to say that they HER has got to be absolute per- along side at the tight. We girls those two whipperuppers, Ava are oot entitled to be judged fection. ~ 'i!l(!":'!'t find blm have nervous systems that Jut! Gardner and George C. Scott) upon the standards of mature on Ji& trtvt.' We're tired of aren't geared to your speed! he discovered that 20th Centurvmen and wom en. They dCJa•t having our friends snubbed. Lastly, popularity Is Import- Fox doesn 't plan to release the need to be petted and cosseted; ant, but not the kind that says, She says the rest of us are 'This is Joe Smith, be's got flick until the Fall of next year. they do need to be given • too easily pleased and sht won't $$. a new car, muscles . " The It must give one rather a wallreasonably f"ir shake. nower type feeling, !Copyright, 1965, by United take second best. Could she be kind that I mean is a sort of rlght?-SORORITY SISTER Feature, Syndicate, lnc. ) quiet type. It's not blaring, loud De.ar Sister: or gaudy. It's the kind that A thought for the day ... .She'll more likely be left! says. ''He's a good guy, aivtays American novelist Willa Cather Let her find that out for her- wtllfng to help oomeone, and The Almanac said : "No one can build secur-sell, without any more blind- really likes people." ity upon the nobleness of anotb.. By United Pre•• loteroatlo1al date help from you!-11. . .. And I'll never know why ltl' person." Today Is Wednesdoy, Oct. 20, 11!E BOY OF THEIR 1 boy says he'll call when he DREAMS . . __ the 293rd day of I~ with 12 to never has the slightest intenDear Pep Set; follow . tions of calling. Does onyone? Several weeki ago I asked the The moon It apprOBchlng ita -GOD BLESS THE U. S. girls what they liked best about MALE new phase. The morning star ls Jupiter. boys. Here are all the letters 1 Dear Helen: have room to print. Sorry 1 I go for the "tuff" boy, By The evening stars are Mars, can't let you read tile reat but tuff, I mean up on the latest, Venus , and Saturn. It would take the whole newo- typically male, neat, a bH lndlIn 1873, P. T. Barnum opened paptr! - H. viduollstic. And I like lona the Hippodrome in New York Dear Helen: bangs on 1 boy, but hair not City to house his "Greatest What do I like In a boy? Per- too long in back - and NOT Shuw on Earth " IOtlality! Looks may attract me gooked up ! - CHULA In 1918, the Germans accept. to him, but his personality deed President Woodrow Wilson's cides. I see no value tn loving This column Is dedicated to terms to end World War 1. looks, though it's a common family living, so il you're havIn 1944, American troops fault and it happen• oubcoaIng kid trouble or just plain A DONOR landed on the eastern coast of sciously. trouble, let Helen help YOU. . . . ll.. dMolile Leyte Gulf in the Philippines. I like a guy with mannera She wiD also welcome your General MacArthur, who wat but not exaggerated manners. forced to leave the island 2'4 lli<e a fun" boy you c•n date own amusing experiences. Address Helen Bottel In caro ol years earlier, issued a stat• u a friend as well as a boythis newspaper. ment that began "l have re- friend. He must be friendly, turned." considerate, generous, have 1 In 1953, Cpl. Edward Dicken- IJI'eat sense of humor, and not son, one of the 23 U.S. soldlm be conceited. And I have to be who refused repatriatloo stter Proud of him. -N.S.R. Dear Helen: Korea, asked to be returned. Here's what I DON'T want In a hoy: He's not lor me 11 he: smokes, swears too much Hado J d~inks, expects too much of ~ girl . makes wisecracks about girls who aren't cute or popu1~ 1they've got it tough enough wtthout people being mean): II olopPy or hao bad posture (like •Iouchlng); Is too serious' or too jealous: hao no ambiUon. About a car - It's nice u he has one, but not a necessity. He can always double up on dates, or tate the bus _ and lf you really like a boy you don't mind walking. -cJw. Dear Helen: I like a boy who shmda hie ground If be believes In oomethlng: llkeo a girl lor what abe Is, not for what he can aet· doeon't thlnt school Is ali bunk; Isn't lazy: enJoy• fan but knows there Is a limit; would go out of his way to help you .. .. -cLOE Dear Helen: \ I like a boy who Is good-bad, but not evil. He doesn't have to have a car, but he MUST have 1 seiise ol humor. I won't date a blly wbo lrlet 1o ta11t: Three non - league and one league battle are on this week's schedule in the Southern Valley Athletic Football Con!erence. Action hegins Friday night as North Galha 11nd Soulliern clash in a homecoming match at North Gallia. Eastern is host k Wahama in an MOVC game . ' and Hannan Trace tangles w1th Southwestern in the only league game. Saturday evening, the surging Kyger Creek Bobcats hosts tile Pomeroy "8" team at Cheshire. Coach Bob Penrod's Pirates will be trying to snap a threegame losing string against the surprising Tornadoes. The Pirates began the campaign with three straight wins but have faltered the last three i I • W .~SHINGTON - AJ accumof two years of tatigue from what 1" surely the 1110St brutally demanding job in the world is not only delaying - though not really threatening - the complete recovery of Pres1dent Johnson from his ulation surgical operation. It is also adding to the already hel:tv~ burdens borne by thf' Pre~raent's staff - and to none more than to that extraordinan ly able man of all work who 1s Ja1:k Valenti. Some men are said to be arddent - prone; continuously they suffer the small. tiresome m.shaps of llfe. Valenti might be said to be sterspe-rJddeo; b said to be stereotype-ridden; tv be pursued by hostile cliches. Though nobody is closer tc the President or more nearly Indispensable to him, Jal'k Valenti setms fated to be conJtantly brushed off with he adjective that patronizes. His admiration for and devotion to the Pres1dent are quite open; ergo, he must therefort be serv il - a kind of "val.'' He is short and compact : er«o . he '! dl"SCribed as "little'' or "swarh}"') and his natural kindliness and courtes)' are put down as mere efforts by one J Valenti to ingratiate htmself. He was in pnor life an advertising man : ergo, it follows that be must be an insensitive hut kster . The fact that he 11 nothing of the kmd but rather is a skillful and perceptive writer and editor of much White lious prose - indeed, the ultimate editor short ol the President lumsel t - is not melllioned. His undergraduatE' degree was awardt>d by the Univenity of Hou slon, which tragically has no hallowed halls, no hanging ivy; hence it follows that he is not really and truly and honest to God an ·'intellectual ·· The fact that he made up for his disastrous failure to attend the right college Dy earning a master's degree at good old Harvard itself Is not mention· td. lnd<:ed. the story of Jack Valenti would form an excellent case study chapter 1n any inquest upon one of the phenomena of current politic11. This is the power of snobbery within the Democratic party - pre-cisely the kind of nosbbery, bya cisely the kind or snobbery. by the way, so long directed from within .against both Presidents Harry Truman and Lyndon Johnson. The self - consciously "in" people make a profession of screechmg against the evils of "discrimination," but apply tht' most juvenile prejudices in their estimates of other men. Among them Valenti is "out,'' for reasons so as to stagger the adult mind. He does not worry about his social standing, nor read the Washington women 's pages with rehgiuus attenllon. He does nat rush around to the precious little parties, where cocktails are sipped 'in cadence with little digs al other people, of tht "In set. " He does oot solemnly bltnk h1s eyes and clutt"h his forehead to prove his agonized conce-rn for "soc1al justice" and the other abstractions about which the "ins" talk - and talk and talk. He only practices social justice. He does not prove h1s "independence'' by clever biles at h1s associates and superIors. He ls no drawing room draw. ing card ; maybe because he has too much work to do. He has the regretta ble simplicily of the really competent man who needs no megaphone to establish his competence. He is only the "little man·• who Is always there, always in there pitching for a President for whom he is glad to work and for a eountry he is glad to sen·e in peace as once he serv, ed it in hurtling bombers in a war long !Iince forgotten. What' is annoying and significant about the attitudes taken ................. _ BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, utah IUPD-Bold Bobby Tatroe took a spectacular ride across western Utah's Salt Flats Tuesday unaware that the rear portion of his rocX.et-powered racer was a virtual blow torch burnIng away behind him. The age of rocketry, which came to BonneviUe for the first time this season, produced the latest in a series of unusual mishaps as Walt Arfons' "Wingfoot Express," driven by Tatroe, was damaged during an abortive bid to gain the world land speed record. Car Melts The Arfons car hurtled across the salt at 438.650 miles per hour even though most of its rockets were malfunctioning. But the sides and undercar· riage of the 28-foot-long light blue racer were melted in va· rious places by the tremendous beat produced by the rockets. The damage was confined to the sheet metal skin and wiring inside the racer and it appeared repatrs would take at least a week or two. Arfons. was undecided whe. lher to stay on the Salt Flat ' REQUIRED READIR& Get Fast Action with WANT·ADS I ! ..' ......_... .~ I ! •' I Accredit.ed colleges and universities east of the Mississippi River number twice as many as those to the west. --=-----=---------------Show me afilter and I 1 ; ! • ,I LONDON tUPit Amos Johnson of Medina, Ohio, dealt , a death blow Tuesday night t.o hopes of Henry Cooper of Eng- I land for a shot at the world heavyweight title as he out· pomted him In a 10-round bout. The 2S-year-old Johnson, who earned his 17th win in 20 bouts, By Sarah M. Rife had no trouble handling the 190Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rife and 1 pound British and Empire children, Bobbl and Sammie, I champion. of St. Alhans, W. Va, spent The 19f).pound American five . Sunday with his parents, Mr , times was y.'8rned for the il. Mr. and Mrs. Zem P1erce. . and Mr aod Mrs. Grover Stout ~~~~. --~ wat.h Other visitors were Miss Bar: legal use of his head and S-Sgt. Mr. aud Mrs. Rayover the weekend. bara Cottrill ol Harrisonville, shoulders and also was told to Imond Larktns of Texas VISI~ Mr and Mrs. Charley Stev- and Mrs. Dimple VateUa and i keep his punches up. The 31-ye'Rr-old Cooper late in and other relat~ves. ens and family of Londonder- Billy Vate11a. ' the boring boot, which had the Iand. ?ther relobves. ry visited home folks Saturday Myrta Rife, Mrs. Fay Wood I crowd slowly handclapping, VlSJltng Mr. and Mrs. Dave and Sunday. and Mrs. Freda Bowea called stepped up the pace but his - - - - - - - - - - Yates were Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Mrs. Edna Fauber, daughter on Mrs Joe Vatella and Billy I effort was short-lived as JohnGeneva Yates and Ralph[ bert Yates at Cambr.idge, Mr. and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday · afternoon. son clinched and worked him Wells who have been patients and Mrs. Wayne Prmce, Mr. Barry Arbaugh of Albany vis!~ Mrs. Betty Thomas and sons, I over in close. The loss was at Parkersburg hospitals have M. and Ms. Lewis Edgell. ed Mr and Mrs. Charley Butta Sievfe and Larry and MIss Cooper's 11th in 43 fights. returned home. nd Ms. Herbert Swan and in Chesapeake Sunday. Beverly Bowen all o1 Athens Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curtis aod Mrs. Herbert Swan and Mrs. Glenn Turner has spent spent Sunday with borne folks. are announcing the birth of a Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edgell. the past t"? weeks. with her Mrs. Sarah Rile spent Saturdaughter, Terry Lyn, Oct. !5, Ellen Wells 1•. a patl~nt at daughter, V~rgmla, m Colum- day afternoon with Mrs. Joe at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Veterans Memonal hospital in bus. Vatella and SOIL They have two other cltildres, Pomeroy. Tammy and Timmy. -Violet Smith Visiting Mrs. Nellie Stethem were Mr. and Mrs. Kennetb - - - - - - - - - Dunn, Midland, Pa .• Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young, Paden CIPOMEROY LANES ty, W. va., Virgie Mora, Poms-y Knighten Loagae eroy, and Edith Osborn, Keno. OcL. 17, 1160 Sharon Frank, student at Daily Sentinel ~i L4 Marshall University at Hunting- - - - - - - - - - lola's Beauty Salon 10 5 ton, spent the weekend at her By Mn. J, E. lladetiD Friendly Tavern 7 8 borne here. Plans were completed Sunday Forest Run Block Co. 7 8 Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter for the annual Fall Festival to Dutton Drugs 5 10 and Patricia and David Smith be held at Columbia C h a p el Crow's Steak Rouse 5 10 were visiting Mr. and Mrs. church on the laot Satunlay eveHigh Ga~ and Sarles_ Pan- Lloyd McPeek, Belleville, W. nlng of October. A ehDI supper dora CoDins, :m, 560; High Va. will be served from 5:30 until Team Game and Series _ Jola'a Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Cozart 8 p.m. on Oct. 30th. The public Beauty Salon, 703, 1908. and Lewis Cozart of Lorain . Is invited: >islted Nellie Q)zart. Mr. and Mrs Alan Harvey We'D prepare your ready mixed cooMooday Nllfit Mlled Leage Margaret GfO!'O and Allison and family spent a rew days Oct. 11, Ill$ Cawthorn' are vialting relatives last week with Mrs Harvey's crete order to your specltkatlons, IIIII deliver In Oklahoma. parents, Rev. and Mrs. Jolm It anywhere ID toWD, an ready to' pour. CaD Bee Cees 30 Helping Shelly Ntty observe Montgomery io northern Obio. Patsies 30 her birthday were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Knotts of today ... our sentce Ia prompt IIIII our prk:el Ashland Oil 24 Mrs. CecD To..-..1, .Mr. and Bidwell were Sunday guesls of Blaetlnar'o 22 Mrs. Larry Townaenhnd tto11, ber brother, Frank WestlaD and ll8 tlullowelt poulblel LoBo's 22 Bellevflle, Mr •. ancl Mrs. Mar- wife. Dark Hollow Four IS ion Congdon, Mr. ahd Mit(. Jim Mr and Mrs Owen Kennedy High Game- Bob Bowen 223, Foully and daughter of Parter. of Athens called 11 the Mrs J . ltllldred Bowen 181; 111gb Ser- burg, Mr. and Mrs. Gily Carl- E. Radekln bome Sunday liter... - Harold Lobse 801i: Mild- ton Pomeroy an'd Mr. 'llld Ifni. IIOOIL · Phon. WY 2-3284 red Bowen, IIG'I; High Team WUDam Morgan, Athe"'. Mr. allll Mra. lklger llolen Game and Series - life Cees, Mr. and Mrs. llell...- ~ and' 1011 Jobimle of tondonder, ... Street Middleport -BEST • ' Try lucky I Filters . - -~---- -- - - ON DISPLAY! 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Horstra (I) (S-o) ings (with first place votes 6. Los Angeles St. IH) 130 and won-lost records in pareo- 7. East carolina ( 3~1) 102 theses): 8. Fresno St. I I! (3-t) 1001 Team Polntll 9. Mid. Tenn. St. (3) (5-0) 80 : :'Alii said was .·.· I. Fairport Hor. 12 (6-Ql 227 10. Long Beach St. (L) 15-0) 131 2. Marion Cath. 2 16-QI 161 Second 10 - 11 Northern 113. Johnston 6 (t-0) 100 linois, 61 : 12, Norih Dakota U.,l . ... 4. Millersport I !S-Ol 115 51; 13, ttiel Lamar Tech and 5. Dover St. Jos. 2 16-0) 114 San Diego Smte (II 43; 15,1 6. Shadyside 1 16-0) 1trl Northeast Oklahoma II), 3:1; 7. San. St. Marys 3 (5-l) 80116, Arkansas State 23; 17, Sui 8. Hartville Leke 2 16-0) 73 Ross (II, 18, (tie), East ' 9. Lan. FenWick I (6-0) 69 1Stroudsburg tPa.) and Concor10. Tusc'was Val. I (6-0) n1 dia IMino. I 16; 20, (lie ) EastSecond II learns: Watkins ern Washington (1 }, MasS1Jchu1. Memonal 39; 12. Adellll Je!fer- sells, and Tampa, J4 son 36; 13. Colu~b~ St. Marys Other teams receiving four I (I) 33; 14. Oberlin Frrelands (I) or more pomts _ Findlay (L), , 32; Covmgton 0) 31; 16. R1tt- Austm Peay, !last Central Okman 0) 30: 17. Margaretta 29: lahoma, Southwest Te>as Slate, 18. Versa1lles 28; 19. Danville Washington !Mo.), Northern 22; 20. Dennison St. Marys 20. Michigan, Chattanooga, Arizona Othen: Greenview 19; Chaun- State College, Ottawa tKao.). cey-Dover and Xenia Wilson 18 - - ------eacb: Cory-Rllwson 7; Ports- Mrs. E:hel Rife and Mr. and lllOuth Notre Dame 16; Aurora Mrs. 0. M. Rife spent satured Granville 15 each: Marion day evening with Mrs Fay Pleasant 14: Hanoverton United Wood and Mrs. Myrta Rife. and Mar10n Local 13 each: Mr. Fred Birteher of PomeBuckeye Valley and Belpre It roy spent Monday with Mr. each, and Mechamcsburg 10. and Mrs. Chas. Rife and eojoy_ __::::::::::___ ed squirrel hunting With Larry Rife. Mrs. Ethel Rife and , James ! :· ! spent sunday afternoon with :. : 1 her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mart w... Mollohan of '!'uppers Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Carter of with the By Jimmy ---- Brown is enjoying one of his best seasons since joinig the club nine years ago. After five games, be has rolled up 561 yards in 116 carries, nearly twiCe as many as his nearest rival Tom Mason of Minnesota. . zzzzounds, such usefUl little sounds! Find Fairport is On Top with Grid Ranking THE HANDS HAVE. IT Long Bottom • N SOCiety ews 8fHHrS W~HLO - Small College Grid Ratings Perk, pop; BUCkWheat Society Notes i - and make the repairs or return pit and was shocked by what he the vehicle to Ohio. saw. The 28-year-old Tatroe, of The driver was visibly shaken Grand Rapids, Mich., flashed by the condition ot the car but across the salt unaware of what later regained his composure was happening behind him. Af- 1and joined crew members in ter bringing the racer to a stop trying to determine the cause on the north end o( the speed- ~ of the trouble. way he climbed from the cock- "My God, what a ride," be Cooper Dealt Hard Blow in Fight Hopes -~ , FRIDAY'S GAMES Raclae al North GaD11 Haonao Trace at Soutbwesteru Wabama at Eastern SATURDAY'S GAME said as he viewed the burned Pomeroy ..B'' at Kyger C.eek portion of the car. Arfons placed the blame on malfunctioning ret.ro-tires. He explained that the rockets burned iorward instead of back~ ward, producing the blow torchlike flames that lapped away at the vebilcle. ··- - - Tatroe's Blow Torch Fails In Run Lapilol Comment, Events By William !1. White weeks. role of spoilers Friday when Chaun<ey eleven on Oct. 28 Injuries to key players have Hannan Trace meets Southwest- and McArthur on Nov. I. North sorely crippled North Gallia's ern in a homecoming till at Gallia, Southweetern and Hanscoring punch. Patriot. Hannan Trace has a nan Trace close their ll!65 seaSouthern, on the other hand tl-5 record thus far while Coach son next week. has played inspired hall In its Pat Weiher's llighlanders are For the first time sinee the recent games. 1-S. . cam agin began 8 new face Coach •Ronald Deem's elev- Last season the WJidcats de- . 1P d' the SVAC orina en has defeated Southestern, Ky- feated the lligblandera tn a ~:ceea ~ng er Creek h~fback ger Creek, Hannan Trace and homecommg game at Mercer- J . Hyg d · the . I Th . d I UDJor owar now paces York. Its two looses have been vtle. at wm snappe a oog l Je 'th 24 . ts to McArthur and Hutland. HT losina streak. • ague WI potn ' Coach Richard Martin's East- Coach Jim White's Kyger North Gallia fullback Clyde ern Eagles, now 1-5 on the Creek Bobcats will seek their Smith io secood with 20 points year, will also be out to break fourth straight win against the and teammate David Skidmore a three-game losing string a- Panthers. Last week, almost is third with 18. gains! the White Falcons. every Bobcat got into the 1 Two players, Smith and SkidThis game, on the basis of scoring column in Kyger's romp more lead is all games scoring team statistics, could be rat- over Southwestern. with U points each wbile Howed a toss-up. Wahama is H for Kyger Creek has two remain- ard, Joe Fisher and Jobnny the season. ing games on ils schedule. Swisher of Kyger Creek are Coach C. A. Duncan's Wild- Those games wtn be tough secon~ and third with U and 20 cots will be out to play the battles with an undefeated points respectively. •'Whatever you do, dou't miBs a: ..~~~ the tacklln1 dummy!" FAYETf'E\'ILLI!: AR J[. UPI) _ FraJ1k B;..,yles, the 4 SVAC STANDINGS emJnem~. 1u....,arul foolTEAM ••, W L P OP boD coack, applied f<>r a job Kyger Creek .. .. 4 0 Ill 8 al tbe Univel'!lily o1 ,ulouu;ao North Galha . . . 1 t 42 28 !Mee dmeo )>efott 11e was bfr. Hannan Trace .. 0 I 0 34 ed and wbeo be finallY oeclll" Eastern . . . . . . . . . 0 2 14 28 ed tile poollloD be losl bta Urot Southwestel'll . .• 0 % 14 88 sts: pme&. TOTALS __ 8 I 1M 11 was oa tna.,ptcloUI starl All. GAMES tor the sofW'POkeo redhead TEAM W L P but he bas 1fOD a)most evefY" Kyger Creek .. .. 4 2 116 thing in sigbl •U.Ce. Hio RaZ. North Gallia .. .. 3 3 8li orbB<ks toppled powerlu! T02Eastero .. .. .. .. .. I 5 40 •• tl-%4 last Saturday to eartl Southwestern . .. • I 5 26 blm United Pte., Interaa::..:_::..:__..:_:::..:__;_..:_:::..:.-=,:_c_ _ __ _ __;_;_ __:__ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~_ _.:__ __:__ _ _ _ IHannan Trace . . . 0 5 24 tlonal'l ' 1Coaeb "Of tbe Week.,.. HELEN HELP US! our economy on an even keel. The figure-s that just a lew a payroll mark per son tearing up lha otreets. Po- get them. lice bad the area blocked off to Danny Scboll, ex-husha~d . oJ accommodate a photographer with his lenses focused on a former star Corinne GriWth, confides that he intends to stnkl spanking new ear 1ai one point, hack at what he consldero an the cameraltl8D was lying on unfair situation, and untrue 111the street ohootlna up at tho although he hal automobile). '!be end result wiD slnuaUons, Ia a 'IV commercial showing been gravely Ill and will havo the vehicle zooming away on to wear leg braces !nr the rest delightfully uncluttered Manhat- of his life. He is ready to go to an streets. As a happy but in- court, he says, and although it terested New York taxpayer, I wiD be unpleaoant, "Nobody would love to hear Tra!flc Conr bas ever been hurt by the truth, mr. Barnea, Mayor W"8JJIO' or Dorothy. My time will come." Pollee Commr. Broderick ex· He charses that Miss Griffith plain how that kind of a deal tried to get him lo ehange hts works. Even press photograph- religion, and that one of his ers with police credentials don't business associates bilked him expect the meo In blue to shut of • great deal of money beoff avenues oo they can Ue on cause he was never expected their stomachs taktog interest- to ltve to try to collect. It'! a Ing ohots - they get their ptc- dramatic scene, Inevitable headturea on lha wloi or they don't line-provoking. I of Q)fumb• lpenl the . ~ , ~'!> rilited lfrl G. B. I RadoiJD · : . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - eNew "Chroma-Lock" Reliability eSew "Chrolllli·Lock" Warr111ty H& RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE N. 2ND AYI. o.·... .. ,.•· �• .. .&•·· World.' II "KKDP ol the Crollcui Saw." Crowds pthered to .U.. lboir llorculean per· fQrlllancfS aDd wileD !bey pas.. ed oo, nei8bb01'1 colltinued to oround the fireside, stortes or tbeir •trengtb, skill aru1 endurance. And tbey liked to }d' Ch Prodoeed "or s ampt·on • TWID • Bae he}or Casey Brothers m W/ .1' ILU'-' ., I 4·Dally Se1111Del, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 20, 1965 "Tbo Cut!J boyf," 11 _ tbe twin baChelor brother~ wen taillics was flmlllar folklore for many Jell'l. on oiltaslOII they would get angry and quarrei bitterly and declare that they would nol speak one to the other a1 long as they lived. Tiley bad a dOl and wbell ene wanted to speak to the other be would tell the do& ao brotber would bear. familiarly known, were devoted companions and friends. Not uu tate in me could tbeir nearest neiJhbors tell them apart v. BOWEI'L · 1925. Yllle, boll! weD mer 1111 feet, saw James died a few yw-s ago, The loll~D*t1ng article was writ.llrll8bl, brold llboaldlred and the old cross-cut saw is rusting by WID Merrill, a well- "Most of us bave never bad IJIIIIeU)ar, were bare!)' 21 when "The writer remembers Otese in llle wood·shed, and John 1111 known edUCator, IOd publllbed any speclallondnesa for a buck. lboy 1tarted out to uw for a ecmquerlng heroes of the forest nearing 77, who now lives in , Meip paper, Mlrch II, saw or any variety of saw U'lln8. Slzty years qo there 111 the prime of their manhood with his sister In HarrlsonvUie, lor that matter, but Harrtaoll- was much forest hm and and mll!<ualr achlevementa. is growing feeble, yet the twin- 8o I<Jng sa the feud lasted ville, generally can show up lfbor reqnlred to late Wm, G. castor called kle In his eye brlghter they would not go to lltl'k withexceptions to all rules and here wuodl 111to com fields. lreqoently to cut out a at mention of other days." out tbelr dos. But they were i' another example. ola<:cepUngthe bunch ollop lor a saw mill fine fellows and devoted tooth"There may be aome of the of 50 cents a dsy lor "On one occasion they sawed . , ,er 'iiaii.liiiOiiiliii;;;iii...,;;;iiiliiiiii\1 younger generation who never and ax, they could 14-lnch blocks for 20 cords of So ended Mr · Merntt s ac-11 BOYS heard Meigs county hao prnduc- mand two doDara and stove wood In 0110 dsy for count of the b~others. Alth?ugh SPICE TAN ed two of the greatest oawyers "For 50 years they went up Henry Little While working lor the dCasey 1were IDI:Le ot this class iD the world. They end down Meigo and AlhenS Marlon Bon.; they cut oil a two- age home~ k en th was ~ the~ liked to saw! counties, usually a foot log In 75 secottda to amuse age y, new em an e r B. SAIBE "James and John Casey, twin week or more In a a bun<b of bystanden. Other brolher, Frank, a crtpp~ for bachelor brother. of Harrison- and were everywhere regarQed Instances might be related but me,kveryt thewelll tandd saw them - ••- ak h tired 1 ling wor a r ra e many Sitos [llllliupllllllriMnllt...,,llllllll - 1 111 e sue a ee times $5.99 11'.1-3--come .... us we shall hav• to · lodl~outt..,_IO_I•'"" pass them by. And they liked f, having h~ard !be Incident ..,.• ., .... .,_.,.,_.,,. to sawl retold many ttmes, would add "Robert Combs had such COD- this interesting anecdote about (This iJ a public service arUfldence In the ability of the the brothers. MIDDLIPORT, D, cle expioluing iD general terms boys that he 1 a provisloo of Ohio law. Jodinewspapers that li viduals who wish to determine he would wager $100 they <OUld the effect of any law upon their DR. LESTElt L. ROUSH shall be saved." II warring cut oU 60 o o e - foot private legal affairs should Our subject is •hort but today could tum "and logs in 60 minutes, or that he consuh a private attorney.) theme Is great. The small word on to mow the Lord,'' would bet that sum they could 'if" is a much used word, the so long hoped lor could out-saw any other two men In every divorce cau there meaning not always a reality. In the United States. In is questioo o1 pubUc policy dent. It means doubt, IF America had been sensl· "Finally two strangers appear8 arising from the principle thot tton, often certain live to the Inevitable eoclal ed at Pete Gloeckner's place of Bonded Jersey & Amel Jeney the family relatiOn is the basis Cruden's concordance racial changes required by business in Pomeroy. They hail· of organized civlllied society more thsn 1,500 limes its use present state of clv!llz8tlon, from aouthern VIrginia and and should be preserved unlil the Bible. Some places Its ea would have been saved inquired the way to Harrisonsuch time as it appears to the is climactic, some chaotic riots prevented. 'I1Mt ville to accept tbe advertisecourt that a legal right to a di- eveo catastrophic. But is has been there but we men t. After interviewing vorce has been established. indicates that !hinge the spiritual cUaoernment Gloeckner and others abotn The courts generally use ev· have been different 11 it. Pomeroy, they decided to re-\ Court St., Pomeroy Wortd's finest performance in acompd \. personal size FM/AM portablal v ii$5 Cycle of The ) ALLNIWteee Week. Start Y Set With The ~ Kft OW _____ ., --d-tile-.,... .,...... ... -- Ill'""' lat OHIO LAW . ~ each only BOOT ' 13tunod £i~ults ••• THE SHOE BOX 'If is Short bitt Theme is G • H I Bibl u feat m 0 y e sage SooAMI • U••IPIS1II NEW SHIPMENT • AM·FM·FM/AFC ala lUck oil swikht 5 59 Steak no SYMIIIfaNinlo..,.. 110 UnsurP•- ........,... .,..lllntlllt• nctlo IIIII otzol I'Nclolon vtmlor tuntnr. Sroodband FM-RF Olo8•• Cholco II 111<11 ooJor. 8tltt .,._., or ....,_, ...,., eo..,.... _ .,.,ve...._ • ...., 'IIIUlertJII By The Piece INGELS FURNITURE c WY 2·2635 O,.n Fri. & Sat. Nlghtl Mlcldl.,..t Bow do I get a c"' ""'""" knife when my bu"'Ug·M' .s "'& ,,., i already sllced too thin"r Top V:""'AIJIQ '""". Stamps, that's how! i ._ .... ·' .f ~ ...... . ,........ ·.t 1 ...,a;ct- engineering projects such streets, storm and sanitary , wcrs, water lines, subd.ivl· f'al :..: !., .t' ..,. ' i,, {';Jting plants; aDIII kr I· • ,, '\ I • ·~ lions. The firlll'l actlwlli• i f'·ab Cake ond opectficatlons, IOI'VIces, construction sui>'TVi· ' ' ' MARGARINE 4 lit. $1 ._.,, ·--1' .·.·~-. ' - • • • • • • ~ • ... .• • - • ~ .. - .... .. ... .. ,r ~ ·- .... - - • • . ' .. 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At the better stores, that's where! They're your extra dividend, the bonus that makes your shopping dollars worth more. If you are a hearing aid user and eome in during our clal hearing aid con~ulliali<>n for a free you may purchase a aet batterie!l &at halt-price. Limit one set to 1 cUJtomer. If you n!wltlons. • pkgs. Blue Bonnet Margarine •••. 1111• 37rl Fresh Kale --------1 :, 29c Rai'sms ·-----··-- 6 ';;- 25c RomeAp b~ Q,E. stic.. m.. tl, b1e1ds, fruits, r::heeses jMI'fftdly. Detlchabte llllnltlt tHad-. YOUI'I 1or 6 4/5 books TOP Value S,t amps. Top Valul! Stamp!! can help m&ke carvina 1 P'l•aurtl Ele<:tfic C.rvins Knitl DNE-HALF PRICE ' $1 4 Uoz. Bananas FRISH BATTERIES • Kn orr Soups-------------- ... 39e (10. 0111 cans Mr. E, E. Bigley ' Folger's Coffee -"··------lie Off) 1 .. 82c Puffs .. $ Middleport, Ohio • P.odago Fiour -------····-· 5 .:"; 49c Lunch Meat ___.. ___ 3 !!.:'· $1 Yuban Coffee ____________ .,., 97c - - .. ... 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U you hesitate to use Turkeys Crab Sticks ••,. ::· 73c: ........ P. D. Shrimp 1u. $2.29 Y• P'lk R<t. w Drip 9:00 a.m.1o 5:00p.m. The Marion , Ohio consulting engineer ftrm of Floyd G. Browne and Associates, Lid., has opened a branch office at 14 South Court Street in Athens, Ohio, it wos announced lodoy by J. Arthur Hamilton. P E., general manager of the firm. Par 35 years the firm has pro'flded a wide rqe of I""' femtnal engineering ~ervtces to governmental agencies, pri· vale in<Nslry nl ~ The firm provides professional Pnffineering .nets far Slfti. lory engineering projects such ·• ·vater and s_.. oy~t...s, •-; trial waste and refuse I: power generation trical JIWarirlg II"'ieotl ·h as generating planta, 'riral distribution f17!'lh!li!l Kroger Fresh Frozen Crest-~-----.-----·--'.:. Slc Prell _--.----- ___ •_.'..: 51e i Branch Office ' ... p. 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"If thou therefore The only form of divorce pr.. of Sunday School lessons of worship me, aU shall be vided for under the law of Ohio rael's earliest history with said the tempter. Jesus is the total or absolute divorce, es as their leader. God the "Godeternal only sigoilicant shalt !boll answer: oerve." the Ohio courts not being aut& Moses up on the mountain orlzed, under the present stat. give him a opeclal message. Jesus won. He bas more IOUo<w-1 utes, to grant partial divorce people fearing be mlght today than are Ia ~~ the which operates as a tempor· return reverted to the forces of all th ary separation. "' .. idol. the golden calf. •f the Jat:td The granting of a divorce is WBJ not quick to forgive them sea, snd m the m. I, if I Iter hl b · lated for so great an evil Moses lifted up from tho earth, wJII a mal • wta Ctory" regu.. andeu- ed God to forgive. them draw all men unto me." IF it ore s tuf d' prom1on t now, II thou wilt forgive1 their wer~ not so, 1 wouJd have told e y uynd lh grou s or 1vorce are se . . you ·1 ''If e shall k anythi out in the Ohio statutes sin - ; af not, blot me out of . ' 'I 1 .11as00 .1 " ng Th I II I nds. thy hook." God forgave. Israel m my name, WI I. e o ow ng grou are . ed . Les~r L Roush specified in the statute: sumv · A catastrophic · · , A1 Either party had a bus- !ton was turned into a new SAFETY PLATES nand or wife living at the time lataon of Divine . . hss blessed the world. (Ex·odus "' !he marnage lrom which the 32 ,31 .) NEW YORK <UP!) - Tw U1von-e I! sought; · " saf.,. en. H, Willful absen th A king, as some modern rul· ty·f tve stales now requl!e ce 01 e, ers, wanted to rule without ty" or reflecttve license plotes . · .o~·1 party for one year; for use by motorlsis, according c,~~eAaultery: God. He had OCCBJton for a Impotency: festival. Strange writings to automotive experts. The 101 , F, £ t . peared on the wall iD his tags are designed to give . . '' reme Cruelty, ence. His sinful comrades drivers advance warning of ;~,' :raudulenl contract: not interpret it. Some of ked, disabled or slowly mo1•iugl •I ny gross neglect of du- friends recommended Daniel, a cars, thus preventing rear.endl 1' . man of God. The King had crashes. Hab:tual dru:u'~":': ad- him brought in before him. The The plates, coated with re1mpn~nmen o King recognized Daniel Oective material can reflect v~ .· e ; arly m a state or feder. having the splrll of God. It was btodlight.! so brightly that they ". pe~al mst1tution or . under not a pleasant message for the can be seen for 2 000 feet ~t ntence lher~to at the tune of King. IF thou canst read the 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,=;:,\ .JIIlng the peUtton: writing on the wall - Thou II (J) Procurement a( a divorce art weighed in the balances, out.! Ide of this state, by a hu.. art found wanting." Ah, If kings band or wUe, by virtlle of which of our generation couid read the party who procured it is re- the hand writlngl If you and 1 Your Depend•bla leased from the obligations of could read the handwriting, we, Deollr For the. mamage, while such obli-1 too, might be painting a differgotllons remain binding upon the .ent picture. (Daniel 1, 5.) other party. A catastrophe for Israel was According to Jaw, divorce at hand. Hosea the prophet of AND cannot be granted because of Ged saw it and proclaimed, mere inconvenience, or incom- "1£ we follow on to know the patibilily of temperament of dis- Lord .. - and repent we shall WY -2-2.150 position, or on the mere ground l.hajiiveiGioidi'sigioodiineissiainidilisriaeil at expediency nor merely on II !he reason that tbe parties are not able w live togethe~ happl1) . A more detailed definition of the various ground! for di· vorce will be discussed next ' only seleditlty in 111 FM lfllio til~ Iilii Tenderay Taileu UllliU~IJ onf BRITISH LADY DRESSES ~possibleme~W~~~~~ " Tenderay & Thrifty Beef Sale" IO!fM ... adv~tised _;A::..:;tru~e~st~ory~o:;_f~th~eir:;_:c:;;har;:;a;:;c~·~~~~:::ii~iiiiiii=~l Sisters Style Shop •••••••• • ......... _.,...aotoo.,........ The Sermonette - ..- ..-- We're l:ieginni11g the second cycle of our Sheffield Bone White dinnerware offer •• which means it's time for you to bop ali~'!ird and start collecting your OOIIDplete set. Each week a new piece will be featured for just 9e with a $6 purchase. There's no limit: witb a $10 purchase you can get 2 pieces for 18e ••• .•- •I·"' • ,,,..,,...~- ''-' "' · ~ .. " - "' "I ,. , _ . ., .~ •.· "'• · ,_,.,, '"" ~...-\..-.,• )•-""• ' ••:'"'' •'o•'· ,,,,.,. ,, ,,:~.• ,, ., ,, .._. '"''" '' ' '"" '<' "''''"""''-' • �. ' n .'1 ' • Iehom IS• Named Old Town Flats Li. nda Trip ' •d $-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0~·-Oct. 2_0: 196S Gen. George .-~· • nominated _for the Democratic 1864, was ' In the latter s 1h' president ' and student ecnductor, Blft Ky- !leld m•ne:;::·to perform at aellTwo trophies won at the upcomms;:eshmenls A pep etbSU gameswere W8! Baod.().Rama at Marietta were lorn-::· by Mrs. Garland Buck· =:-: payment Importance of .Ba~kmg Wool Is.lciety~otes__ ~~..~!s,,~~~~~ _ $"=::":~ ~ ....:.",.:: Applications Noted_i~r::-Paul ~:~d~~~ ~;~~:y ·v::~~ ap~::nt ~~~- parade,~aod~~th~ird~~~~·~~=~~----:=-:-Ours returned reBand remilded to-fproduced and sold by the appll \cent\ to her home from Vet-' er .• mel at the school caletena. of sup- cant; therefore . eran; Memonal Hospital and is [ Mrs William Durst, outgoing a lications lor should not be claimed_ on gettmg along well. president. presided at the meet.. Pfhe wool pay- purchased by the un- Mr Charles ,Johnston went [ mg Mrs Glen Smith gave devowith full and acm:nshorn to Cleveland to week tions after which Mrs. ~= ~rtance d ay. the' porli!IB t payrn:~~ un~er :.z::rogtam ll~::~~·mlormatton and applica~ Payment~ "Br:mal~n ~·~b~~Jc~he applicant ha~ m~:· t~troduced_by lehorn was Darst who m the other newy cers, Joyce [ \· - ---'- ed llurnel~~~::sdu:ffi. ll". . Cam,llell's esi- Da~s, v~c~/rsec­ W~ltiam de~;; ~a~~e::ue/u~~:d~ Hall Re~se ;::d t~::,~~~~~~ar~:p:::: ::.. YCaroll Hughes, librarians and Mrs Ronald Wise owned for at least 30 days. and two children of Middleport ! pur__ - - -,uo ,.7, Agricultural StabiJizalion and full report supported b{ re~rds called on Mr and Mrs Lawh. brother Denny. IJohnston, local, called on Mr . .,.OOINo:.i lUNa Conservation County Committee on thes_e purchases o_ uns ~~~ renee .Johnslon and family I ~~1r and Mrs. Lawrence Trip- and Mrs. Maywood Johnslo~;.. Mo70 men explained th<.~t producer~ lambs IS necessary smce t d\ Mrs. Elva Dailey, StJversv tlle lett and children of Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Dana Car~ may need to be remmded abou Jamb payments are pro-rae was a dmner guest of Mr. 'and ed on Mr. nnd Mrs Homer ter called on Mr. and M~s. w the type or int ormatwn n~eded among the producers who have IM Carl Autherson and they call t is Johnston cf MmersvJlle RD. in . fillmg out the apphcahon lowned the lambs ror th~ n~ces~ alrs~ent to VISit Mr. and Mrs. IcenJower. recently. Mr. Lewis Johm;ton ' .sary length o( time. ThiS IS so E B. LaR ue, Parkersburg I Terry Powell , so~ of Mr. and underwent su~gery at . Holzer For instance , program pa~ - Important that the appli~ant IS Mr. and Mrs. Guy Molinex, Mrs Roy Powell J.s a~ Veter~ hospital and IS recovering satmento; are made on shorn wool I asked to mdJcate specifically of Rav(•nswood . VIS ited Mr.\ ans Memona! Hospital m Porn- isfactonly. sales by the appltcanl dunng 'i whether or not he purchased and Mrs S<~m Lt•hew and : eroy. . . - Mrs. May Johnston the nMTketlllg }Car. provided_ unshnrn lnmbs No pay~ent~ fam il v ; J oe Cozart ft>ll and tn]Urd ~.- - - the uool on wlll\'11 he IS ;~pply !are made on unshorn lambs Mr." and Mrs. Milo Nuge nt of lhls back. Mr. Ray OUrs Is help- Austraha and N~w Zealand 1ng tor r<n ment was shorn !rom 1owned for less than 30 days, so Beaver P"J were recent week ing to c<Jre for h1m. (includmg Tasmania) produce 1 sheep or lumbs wh1ch the Hppll· , paymPTJts on such lambs should end g~ests 'of R('v . and Mrs. I Mr and Mrs. Cecil Roseber· almost one. half the world 's cant had owned for al least 30 I not be c!aJmed. . John Busch and Mrs Lawrence ' ry called on Mr .. and Mrs. 01- wool and herd more sheep '"!""•" days. Ther{' 1S to supply 1 All appl1cat mns are rev1ewed Bush and dcwghtcr , Connie ac- 1 he Sayre and fa m1ly. Other call· than any other continent_. __ the S"dles document m suppo~t l before they are approved for compan ied Rev. and Mrs , ers were '\ Irs Judy Brace or ~ - - - -· . FLEX STEEL of the application fUI pa~ mer t p<~ym('!ll, but they can be hand- Bu sch to R<l\'rnswood on a ' Rae me Haute and Dale Sayre. and !he prod ucer should m:un- led more quickly 1f they con· : h . t ·p then went to ' Mr. Charles Clonch. C harChoose tbe ..atchiess radianra ·r · th 30 · r 1' oppmg " · ·· d M d of a Keepsake diamond, set la tain records _v~n ~n.n~ c_ .• _ lain. complete neressary m or- Hip ley to th(' o;tor·k auction and ,lesion .. w. Va.~ VISJte . r. an .... adDiill Dng style,. d.JY ?wnerslup m f'.Jse venflc~- mauon and are sup~ortcd by the \ ret urned home by way of Porn-: Mrs. ( l.~d~ Wmes Sund,Jy. Mr. l 2 PCE. tum 1s needed. The appl,want a inl'cessary sa les do('umen ts. eroy. · Wme~ VISited Mr . .Paul Ours. I so reports whetfwr an~ of th.e 1 Producers are remmdrd, too, I R. B .1 Sr is visiting his 1 i\'ir. i:lnd Mrs. Charles Cur· · · f or th e 1965 °Y M.us '·'l nd Mrs · · Ji'rank Kei- 1ry moved from Lhe Ro Y p ro r" waul on wh.1c h paym ent _ ts I that apphc<ttmm . h f' -1 ·iJI'armg I d ) nay S IS1er. I . ' , . dM R I cl'a1med IS t e 1r.~ s ' · marketing (ca en ar . ye.tr t' • ser of Baltimore who is in poor : flit farm and Mr. an rs. ayfrom la mbs that hr pur chased Imrnts under the National Wool h ·it\ H Cfllled on f 1iends al · mond Grady moved to the home SPECIAL Nl I . e ' unshorn . Act may he f 1.lc· d . WI'th cuun lY Ashland. vacated by l.he Currys. •=========--.:_P:. :ya~·m_•·-nt_s_a;_pp-ly-on-._ly-·-'"_wool ~ ASCS ofl'il'e <J,n~· time' ~twee~ , \-1r. and Mr s. Gene Congo and l-l<~rol~ W. S~ith hel~ed Ray~~ ; ! now and January 3~, 1!166. Pay I family visited his fat her, Mr. l mond 1\<'rn.s With movmg. I mr.nts on sales d11rmg lhe 1964 Cha ripv· Congo. Mr. and Mrs. : \-tr. and Mrs. Simey Powell.j MIDDLEPORT, 0. marKeting year tmve bee n com- Char!e.s Congo tind famlly and Mr. Leo U'di!ey, M.~ r ._La~wr~e:"n~ce:_:'\,"""""""'--"-"" "- ,...._...,._,_..,_..__ _ , pleted. ·- - -~--·• CA HOIA sales employ-~ .• elect Linda • SOUP 1 ~ CHICKEN NOODU - ' \ VICITAILI IUP U. I. Gov't. lupected 101,\- FUU 7-RIB END ROAST t) •• ••• COR. SECOND and MILL nt~erl Monday Thru Thurodoy-9 to 6 c I & ' - . 40 JIFFY BISCUIT MIX k:" 39c JIFFY PIE CRUST MIX 2!:29c 1 _weJ_ers $199·SO BAKER FURNITURE ()A . 7 ('• I - - -~------- curs. TOMATO Donald DICk Grapefrall.lalce 3"':=.- '1 Heinz Fr11h Cuc1111ber Pickles . Z1/.:· 48e I I THE POET'S i CORNER BLESSINGS PORK LOll ROASTS ~~~.:r tb . &3o PORK LOll ROASTS '":::r 1''" lb. 59o PORK LOIN ROASTS 1;l,':.~"d lb 83o PORK LOll ROASTS ~~~. "b •. &9o PORK LOIN ROASTS ~!\, 1''" lb. 79o HEINZ 1/A 1 Center LILT 99c I MICRIN Home Permanent 84c REG. $1.29 autumn 1 Mnke a picture that's never old. I 1 KLEENEX ~~e - - REG. 39< 27( SUAVE SHAMPOO Reg. $1.00 · · 61c oa When the harvest time i ~ over. I And the fire burns bright and gay, 1 Then we know what the poet mc<Jn s By the End or a Perfec t D:.~y . ~ lnthmt Coffee BRAND MEATS Apple - Chorry PoKh-Lomon 10. off lobo! $119 10..1. Jar ,..; ;·r IThen we sit and roun l our I:Jle:::sBRYLCREAM . Reg. 79c ··-· 57c ; Andmgs.are thankful to our Lord. COMSTOCK PIE FILLIIICI lascafe 4-lb. Cello Pkg. e.._ PORK LOIN ROASTS I CHOPS OUR 1 1 look at the beautiful forest With ltS co lors of red and gold, · And the wonderful scenes mI lit. YOU MUCH, MUCH MOQ Of IHI CHOICI GIMIII FrM's Steak Salce -:~h....., Jiffr Buttermilk Blscalls 1 I IVAHI Ill IND JNCLUDII 1HI IIIII 7-1111 OMNO Friday ond Salurday-8130 to 8:30 living Room Suite 1 1 ' 5 No.1 Cans 89c lb. lb. 89c -- --· - - ~~ - - ~ ~ '1 ; 1 ' I And to make a perfect ending 1We read from His Holy Word . ' - Mrs. A. M. West, Portland, Ohm Rachma.ninoH, R-ussian rom· poser and pianisl, bc ~·ma e an American citizen in the year l' of his death. VILLAGE CUT RATE RACINE, 0. t l/ ~ORTHERN .I. I' .I TOiLET TISSUE Red or Golden Delicious II Apples~~ li I ' TURKEY ' .' I 10-14-lb. Av& • I'. I ._.6 SEP'65 3 sp9 PORK SHOULDER WIENERS ~~~~~~ND lbs. Southern YAMS 1 49c lb. pkg. ----- Plump With Golden Goodness SALAD MIX 3 HUNT CLUB lbs. BURGERBITS DOG FOOD · WASHED, PACKAGED R&ADY TO EAT - - - - - - - - - - - 19c PKG. FROZEN DINNERS ~~:~~NWHOLE KERNEL CORN PEAS Har'Br•nd 6c~= 89c ELBOW MACARONI BRAND _ that are "'uNJ,-pai/l'igltl• 2 39C 1201. leaA J')OI'k leaa beet CCiialldef sage svgar pepper BANANAS Golden DeHcious or clb Red Delicious 4 LB. BAG ~ Orotetl balled 39c tar 11st1 navor t~u. STEAKS-BEEF l2-•·pkg. lb. Ctn, 2-lb. Plmonlo 89c HEADS Up Hair CroominE 8:1t Or Tube 79c Siu Our Prl<• ••• ARMrlcan 79c GILLETTE 49c Chef's Delight CHEESE FOOD c 1i"J - fll 6te •• 1 ~ 1 / .IlatcllltOillf It R i:licnm .A.-rr.lrtbd,6tebilu .Jd1o~ . fl:e 1 e• .d lw., WJie• 1'1 lilt b PItt Jllll' ~bcdlood lb. Swift's Premium-U . S. Cov't. Inspected All Moat Sldnltll I Rolled & Tied 59 c 49c Sire Our 39c ·- e ............ t. 1•·--ul-Otrn. '· 'IlJM I lilild,liJ.tM" drf: J • ' #A!Ia., SALAD DRESSING Hines Cake ·RITE BBQ . Full Ravoted ~ l ...,._., ..•. RACINE, OHIO I ., lonelass - U. I . Gov'l. lniJHded PROZEN CONCENTRAT! POl IMITATION ORANCIIUICI ' WAID CROSS' SONS 4 lwlfrt Prt~mlum - 'c ed FIIESII ill 1llla lila a wk. . fOil liar It lstgP"ie.ts. pkgs. salt APPLES i lbo. er more GIC makes flavorful sandwiches cans RONCO i:~tr=· gc 25c 0/1 25-Lb, Bar Swift's Prtmlum-U . S. Cov't. Inspected GROUND BEEF CHUCK ROAST lb. 6~~! 79c HART BRAND U. S. Gov~. lnsptclecl Swift'• Premhu11 Beef l'cirk Deluxe Grahams · enguin Cookies Fudge Stripes . Galaxi_ es , !2-os. Jar 3 3 49c 19-os. boxt1 IOV2-os. $1 MALTED MILK lALLI 100-ct. pk•• 39c $1 481 . BORDEN'S 481 · . DANISH w.t.ac.t.aiNI . 481 i-lb. 43c 481 .__a._._ _~_, katie Evans Ltof lrond HEINZ &1 Pillsbury & Ballard POTATO ROLLS . BISCUITS . • 12 Can•89C ,. • •• SAUCE ,_ ltiL 39c '•. ~ • •· ,. - -·-- ·r ' �•··-·--·~·· -- ...;... - J .... _ - " ... ' ' ' I ' ,.--------~~~~~~~~~~~lNS•------------------~ Pr<~l=~= . lu:!!s;d ID -kelotbel - • bUJioell sull- today lor tbe Dntllmo olnce bl• OCt. I operalloo. He looked stronger, aod may get the woed today on when he ean leave the bosplt11. A t pokesman said Johnson received a tborougb, new medleul examination. Tuesday olgbl Irom bls docton lo bls ' Bethesda Naval Hospital Illite. 11 was expe<ted thai he 100 Bushel Club ·· Plan8 bt Harve11t Th~ ~~~~.ath OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY grade P.T.A. will meet Monday, · Tbe 0n1 harvest of the Oct. 25, at 7:30p.m. at the County 100 Bushel Corn club BCbool with Mr. Mike Popp Thursday, October 21, speaking on modern math. 0!> weather permits. lntereoted 011 disCII88ioDS will be held on mers are invited. projects for the year. There wUl The approximate schedule for be 8 white elephant sale and Thursday morning, stvting at refreshments are to be served. 9 a.m., is at the Re:t Shene- Everyone is welcome. , Lauren Hoffman ~~~~~ Masser farms. The at11 schedules, beginnlng at ~""'~ would leave tbe hospital later 1:30 ' p.m.. will include the Harthls week, wltb a brief II&Y In old Carnahan, Harold Roush the White House before going and Charles Ihle farms . to bis Texas raacb for utea· sive roovalesceoce. BOOSTERS TO MEET · ~J&.O,'ii<"'';;;:{.:>iid:P'!~~ Mrs. Wolfe, 53 Dies Tuesday The Southern Local Band Oct. 21 , at the high school Instead of next week due to the football game scheduled on regular meeting night. A port on the Halloween candy sales, which now is in progress, will be made. Parents of all band members are urged to ·MINE DISASTER _ Miners carry a hody from a coal mine nea r Clarksburg. W. Funeral services for Mrs. Va., where seven miners were trapped by a fire. R~sl· ue workers fo und 51X of the ry Lois Wolfe, 58, Hill-st, vlctims dead. The seventh died on th e wa y_to_ a_h_o_ sptt_ a l.~---------who died suddenly at ___ ,,......,...,.,..., Iland, Holzer hospital Tuesday, will tend. be held Friday at 2 p. m. tlie Rutland Methodi st church with Rev. Chester Lemley officiating . 1 Mrs. Wolfe was the daughter of the late Howard D. and Jda Middaugh Tulle and was born Dec. 23, 1906 at Lm,cotlo, Illinois. She is survived by her husband, Ira I. Wolfe, whom she married April 29, 1933 ; three daughters, Mrs. Darlene Casebolt and M1ss Cheryl WoHe both of Columbus, and Mrs. Joyce Crossen, St. Louis, Mo. and three grandchild~n. Mrs. Wolfe was a member of, Victor Young Dies Tuesday Victor C. Young. Sr., fil . . Pomeroy. died of injuries sui'· I fered from an appar en t self· ! inflicted gunshot wound Tue:;·l day about 7 p.m. at Ca bell . . Huntington hospital in Hunting- 1 ton. Mr. Young was rushed to the iluntington hosp ital afte r be i~g,_ also_fa_ ce charges_.--~ Refugee Flow Has Stopped . 'I CROSS HARDWARE Mlctdloport, 0. j .-..:====:.. LadlH & Chlldrons SNEAKERS Spoclal ""' Here's classic excelleneethat Cltl'! be ovel'looked. It's right aut Ill Wilt ,, ready to be admired ••• l's the hand sp1 stitchingottheflllnt ~style& lor both boys and girls. 11 Regular $1.98 Pair 'I. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN I Rhodes of Ohio Un1 versit\· as instructor. The meeting . will ! CHECK OUR LOW PRICES begin at 7 p. m. FLOORING, No. 2 pine _ low as 12Y2c ft. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in Pomeroy 's busmess district at 11 ·:i5 a.m. today was 72 degrees un· der partly cloudy skies. FRAMING ·CONTAC CAPSULES low as $95 M. CEILING TILE _ •lcto•rll s . 0-11. ,..,bUihtr INSULATION Chttt•r flnnehlll, Editor Publllhl!ll e vuy afl.uoo on exce p• lunda)' hJ fht> Ohio Valin t' ~< bll l h lnJ Cnmpan y. 110 Me!' h B nl ~ St.. l'om · eroy. Oltlo, ~ 71111 Ru11 neu 0 f 1 1 c • phont WY 'J-2 1~ Edi to r ial phone W'Y 1econd '""· low as 12c ft. low as 414c ft. Also All Related Materials and Free Delivery RED ROOF PAINT -~~- gal. 3.60 etu1 m aUint: Specials on Plastic Pipe & Plastic Plumbing .,.uer at tbe - • office at f' oone ro y, Ohio. M'atlona l a dvertl lrinJ rep n~l ,nt a ll ve : Bortlnell1 Kimball. Inc., 343 Letlng &at! A~e., New York CltJ. New !klbtcriPtiO!I ratH : OeU ~ en d II• •arrler where •~atla ble, 30 cen l.ll per wetlt: one ye•r In 1 dv an r~ at th .. Da.U:I !Jentlnt~l office 11 5.60; 1h month•. 1'7 ,8()) three mo nlhs 13.90: By Motor ft,oute wbere carrie r nrv lc. not u11Jable, nne mon th Sl.JO: B:v 111111 one ynr 110 .00: Si ll 15.211 ThrH mont h.l . n .oo. •••••• lndlor•an after shave ... after shower Stunningly gift boxed In DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEtGS·MASON AREA ll:ntel'l!d u man you know ... ., I handsome aliver·flashed boUle-green decantera 5. 8.60 111. 21. ( raberg6; .. I ALSO TOOTHPASTE Como to DuHona, H••• 0 R c eC.noe Choose From The Fintstln MASON, W. VA. montlb, Mens Toiletri" J BE AN ANGEL Your Xm11 C•rd Pldure Token FrH of Ch•rt• Jr. 74c Vicks Salve s•· - 39c LADIES BEAUTY AIDS IY R.... ,.. • Helena Rubenstein eFa Berge . eRevelon R... To Your Lovtd Ones For Chri&tm•• GROVER'S STUDIO Profet1ional Photogr•ph(' 220 E. Moln St. Pomeroy, 0. 11 UMBRELLA RACKS CORDUROY BOXER LONGIES JUMBO PACK DEAL ASST. COLORS Christmas Wrap SIZES 3 TO 8 c ROLL PKG. PAIR COMPARE AT $1.39 TURKEY PLAnERS YOUR 73 Mill ST. PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 122 N. SECOND . FIEEPARKING IN REAR CANCER TESTS WASIUNGTON (UP!) - 111o U.S. Public Heallb Service Is preparlll8 a nationwide polgn against cervlcal caooer, dlrect;~actto~n~~:: il the result first from to tiODS of the milsion on Heart Dlseue, Cancer llld Stroke. · '!be service laid Tu~ lbe Drill major IQOI of the muiU· mllllon-dollar program would be to Institute CII'VIcal cancer testa lor the more tbsn 8 mil· lion American wtllllOil over 211 who ll'O admitted to booplteii each year for any reason. Rll8PlTAIJZi!D Martha ADD · 111111, It boopltellred fa Rl. .•ll aide Methodlat llooplta~ """"'II COMPARE AT MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~~•~.f1tlf., ~·., ..{ /tf.JLtM ... -. .',; HI''• OUR DISCOUNT PRICE and .44 LONG SLEEVE NOTHING BLOUSE $2.99 c ea Reg. 79c Reproductions 10xl2 PLASTIC PICTURES INFANTS COTTON KNIT SLEEPERS c Sizes t to 4 Asst. Colon Compor• ot $1 .49 LodiH Nylon-Rayon LADY VANITY UL APPROVED REG. $1.119 at STRETOI PANTS WITH SnRRUPS METROPOLITAN MOTORS JERGENS LOTION SaUd Fall Colors J OUR DISCOUNT PRICE 2 TIER ALL METAL c II 1962 UMBLER 4 DR. Auto. Trans. Like New, All White. One Local Owner UTILITY TABLES With Eloctric Outlot Compor• ot $3.59 1961 FORD GALAXIE 2 DR. Hardtop. Clean and Nice 6 1960 RAMBLER STATION WAGON AU Power. See This One Many Othert at ... METROPOLITAN MOTORS PHONI WY 24170 ' 600406 lAST MAIN s· PRELL SHAMPOO KNIT SHIRT White Background with colorful turkey in center OFALL CARS S.. Th•" 1ncl 2·Sport Style TURTLE NECK 1964 RAMBLER STATION WAGON - - --- REG. $1.00 Specials!! c ea - LADIES 19 INCH Assorted Subjects SU nttsl 1\JlS\ \ W• WIH B• Ablo To Tok• Only Th• Flnt 100 Pll' - s or Fomllill. Plwno or Como ln. Person To Got f - Photo Gift Clitlficott. PORTRAITS Beautiful Portraits are th e perfect choice for those you love - the one gift that only you can give to your family and friend s. en CHILDS LINED One Local Owner. Nice MATERIALS CO. PLAN NOW TO GIVE -81c SAT., OCT. ~3 and SAT., OCT. 30 and Dlochsrged Mrs. Bobby Crawford, Mra. Wayne Cantrell, Mrs. Hoadley Garlic, Jr., Michelle L. McKiJ>. ben, Joseph L. Watkins, Mrs. P•arlle S. Dillon, Mrs. Milford Reynolds, Mrs. Frank G. Smith, Mrs. Elijah Bunch, Mrs. Howard Blazer, Mrs. Margaret carpenter, Mrs. Donald Eldridge and Infant daughter, Mrs . Mason L. Hemphill and infant daughter, Mrs. Harold L. Burns and infant son, Mrs. Leland Clonch aod infant son, Mr 1. ctmrles R. McGuire and wa1ot 11 son. LISTERINE F MIDDLEPORT - POMEROY J. Robert REG. 53c e English Leather HOGG & ZUSPAN 773-5554 - · I Milk Magnesia TELEPHQNE STANDS e nc Society of the Daughters of . West Virginia, which will Ivene Tuesday at the Hotel Ra enswood: daughter, 6.29 a. DISCHARGED: Mrs. William RUMMAGE SALE SET m. Tuesday , Mrs. Henry 0 N rth H nd · I 0 .11 Ell' J Click, Jackson, daughter, 9:39 p~ Pi e tr:n;th rvt es IS, I SeTt:e ~~ddl~rt High. School I a.m. Tuesday; Mrs. Herbert P, Pt. p~asant ; , afr la fauMer, mor c ass lis sponsonng a ' Smith Rt 2 B'd 11 .12 ! . "-'asan: man son o r. rummage sae at the old A & i 11 a m Tuesd . a . 1Mrwe ,Jsohn, .M land Mrs. Robert Casey, Hen- P bujldini October 23 and 24 · · Rt. 1 y, s. 0 ndau h·· derson ltrans ferred to f rom •" a.m. until· 4 p.m. AnyYost, ter 1.41) P m . :Hospital) . body who has something to doE C· s. BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. oilte may contact a member · asey, 1e of the I son, 2:10 p.m., Tuesday; Mrs. ' a son. c ass. Thomas M. Patterson, Wellston, daughter, 4:17 p.m. Tuesday. PHILLIPS REG. $1.09 SHEATHING low as 4.25 sheet Jane Powell. Mrs. Charles D. Proffitt, Mrs. William R. Proffil t, Mrs. Gary H. Rayburn, Mrs. Chester A. Roush, Mrs A. Keith McClung, past st.1 te Regent and Mrs Hersel A. Henderson state Historian ' · The Colonel Charles Lewis Chapter of the Western District . will be one of the six hostess chapters at the conference. Mrs. Chester A. Roush, Past os er • Frederick. Mra. James J. Jack Rt 1 Pt. Pleasant : Mrs .. B er o 1e v son,_ · George, Vmton, Ohto. 1 Birtb1 98c I tor the most mucullnt ... after anything. PANELING 1..21~' .09 PLYWOOD -~~- low as 3.25 sheet low as 10c ft. REG. ENTER OUR WEEKLY Football Contest - Patterson, Edward H Remy ]polis Rt 1 Kitts Hill. Henry Le · · · _ Ashland. Ky , WIS, Pleasaol Valley Hospital ADMITTED · Gl K h Anahist Tablets REG. $1.49 1 THE DAILY SENTINEL l What Do You Need For Remodeling? Lelah I I Thursday night, Oct. 21. will be the last possible date for enrolling in the football and basketball officiating extension course being offered at Middle- I port high school with Jack · John H. Collins, Mi!i.< Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. John M. Slides were shown at last Yost, Rt. 1 Langsville; Mrs. night's meeting from New York lra ~·. Wolfe, Rutland; Sandra of new hair styles in color, show-~ PatriCia Sales, Middleport; 1 ing setting and comb-outs ot James W. Pickeos, Rt. 2 Ra. tossed curl, tumbled curl and State Chaplain and President cme; Mrs. Leslie B. Carr, Mid- feathered curl. of the state Officers Club, will dleport; Mrs. Gaynelle A. Wise, Present were Ruth Lewis, presided at the dinner '!'bursPomeroy; Mrs. Henry 0 . Click,. Doddee Foran. Tuotie Wilson. day evening in the Garden Room Jacksoo; Mrs. Jame9 J . Jack· Paula Kay Pettrey, Barbara hGnorlng state officers and son, Rt. 1 Ravenswood; Mrs. Shell, Mary Alice Morrison, conference speakers. Clyde C. Conley, South Point; Clem Smolesskl and two new M · Coil' p 1 Ch· 1 · Mrs. DolphUJ J. Branoon, Spen· members, June Williams and 1 rs. . IllS, as ap am cer, W. Va.: Mrs. Thomas M. Sharon Shaffer, both · ol Galli- ~~~o~illllr;:;•;:t Nthael:ional I THURS.-FRI.-SAT.- OCTOBER 21-22-23 dent. Mrs. Herbert P. Smith, Rt. 2 (Nalionatl. Btdweti; Burl Burk~ , Ewmgton; Mrs. Ester M. Priestley, Pat- A letter wal!l read the group r~ot Star Rt. ; ~n.ard W. Doh- inviting the members to a rebins,. Rt. 1 Galllpohs; James ~· gional meeting in Arlington, Va. Harrnlton, Kerr; . Mrs. MerrtU November 14 and 15. Leonard A. Bunce, Cheshrre; Ernest D. Benner, NHCA. preside_nt and AJ. Sawyers, Ft. Pleasant; Mrs. (red Berger , v1ce pres1dent. will Calvert D. Kessinger, Rt. 1 Pli- 1 be in attendance for summary ny, W.Va.; George B. Stantial,1of beauty school accreditation. 1 LAST DATE WROUGHT IRON I HALLOWEEN HEADQUARTERS For Hallowun Costumtt, Ma1k1, Party Fovon, Pumpkins, Candles and Candy e PrHCrlptlons e Vito mint eSlck Room Needs ... At Dutton• 4 4 Special I S~T NIGIIT 1 was held with Barbara Shell chosen president and Brenda Salisbury. Gallipolis, vice pres!- - Hospital News This Footwear Made In U.S.A. 1 ~~~~r;~:::;:=~ DAR Sending Delegates to 60th Meeting PT. PLEASANT - Severallocal delegates of the Colonei . Charles Lewis Chapter DAR A plaque awarded the Afftl\. will attend the 60th conference Elllered Hospital \ ate was prese~te~ to Pa.ula Kay of the West Virginia Chapters Pettrey, Gall1pohs, which was of the Daughters of the Ameri I HosPersons ent erIng Hozer a na1-wna1 c1·1a tion of Men't ror can Revolution Thursday Fri·- . Iast 24 hours Q.K Aff'" t f W t V" . pItaI dur:lng the Irene included Teresa Ford, 6 _an lua e 0 es Jrgmm day, and Saturday at the . Hotel 'I HiD C t Dr . M A b NatiOnal Beauty Salon Week ' Frederick in Huntingto. res ·• . rs. m rose chairman. The plaque was the Doz:ton, 45 GarfLeld Ave.;_ ~': . fJrst prize for outstanding spe- Delegates of the local ~~hap· ElvLra Barcus, Rt. 1_ Galhpolts, cia! events ror NRSW 1965 ~r planning to altend are Mrs. Me igs County R~d C:ro ss Beggars' Night in Rutland Chapter Chairman Vt>rnun 1has been announ~,e~ ~or October KEY WEST. Fla. IUPil .-\nx-! Nease said todav the bloodmo- 28 (rum 6 30 unll \ 1:30 p.m. by t' I a.m. to noon; 2 until 4 p.m. and I No. 11 NHCA, met Tuesday eve6 unUIB p.m.; October 29, Leon ning at Ruth Lewis Beauly 1 W. Va., Shinn's Service Station, ' Shop and a special election for 10 a.m. until noon. president and vice president ;-..._..,....................oi: lous relatives stood on the pub· bile will be at ·the Pomeroy ' M<~yor Eli Denison. lie dock here toda y aml st<~red : Junior Higb school trom noon across the calm Florida StraitS, I until 6 p.m. Monday, Oct. 25. SQUAD CALLED ~·onde ring what caused a sud· I Chairman Nease is urging ' dl'!n stoppage in the refugee ] all veteran and Dt' Wblood don· The Middleport E-R 11quad ' 'fl'l'f' dnm ferries" from Cuba . \ ors to report at the high was called at 12: 33 a. m. today 1 The U. S. Coast Guard pick· school auditorium that after- 1fur Loretta Cunningham, 352 N. , et reported that no rdugee noon as m:my contributors are I Second-av, who was taken to boats were in sight, tourhing needed. I the office of Dr. R. R. p,·,ckem II ~ff. fear among the hundred s of . , . 11 ~ a medi cal patient. ~x1\es who gather on the dock ·; ... ,,.- ,,., paily that Fidel Castro may \ PARTY DATE SET ! NAMED PRESIDENT hav£> temporanly stopped the 1 Xi Gamma Mu d 1ap1 er of '"o~us from t~e Cuban embar- Bela Sigma Phi has romp!ett>d Charlie M~thews has been ! katwn port ol Camanoca. . arrangements for il s Fa ll Ru sh! eL ected. pres Ld(•nt of t~e South-~ , "l ·last refugee's to arr~ ve party Tu esday even ing, Oct. ern HLgh school se.mor class 1n onda were p1cked up ear- 126 at 7:30 p.m. at the hume of fur 1965-GO. Other offiCers . are ] ~y .• esday by the cutter Cape l Mrs. Richard Karr . J r., 287 Cole- Karl Russell . vice president; , Shoalwater from Cay Sal. wh ere t M'dd l will be l Di xie Circle secretary • ' 1 Tht> thel~w,er,he 1dum,ped Mdon1dacy bby ~ 'Hal:ow:~~~r ~ askc:~artv and! urer: Geor~e Diddle, bus;inC!iS II a llll" · th a 1re durne o u a memb£>rs are asked Lo att · end! manager, and W1·11'1am ::/ 'lorano _ er _oa_· __ I ass1s. 1ant busmess . in costume. manager. I' Of Aff'l'liate Special Purchase I Inspector Job Barbara Shell preSl'denf By Popular RequHt- On• Mor• WNk ' was critically injured at his Eas1 Main-st home Tuesda y morning by the gunsh(l\ wllurJd . l the Ru tland Methodist rhurch I Survi ving are l1is wile, A ud~ and of its WSCS. rey; sons, Vidor Young . Jr .. Friends may call at the Mar· Georr.;e R. You n ~. and Earl tin Funeral home in Rutland Donald Ye ung. all of Pu u-.eruy; from Thursday unlil noon Fria daughter , Sharun Lou 1 s e day when the body will be takYoung Justice of Fun Wu)nt', en to the church where it will - -· lfli!".'t!'?r Ind., and six grandch ild ren. lie In state until the time of fune ri.ll servict>s will be Fri· RETRI AL OPt:NS - Euge ne Thomas. left, and Wil- service 3. Burial will be in day a1 2 p.m. at the Ewing li:.J m Eaton arr ive at the Hayncvi_ll e, Ala., courthou~e · Miles Cemetery. chlilpe l. Buria l wi ll be in ttw ror the ser un d tri al of fell ow Ku Klux Kla nsme n Collie Beec h Grove cemetery in Leroy \Vll ki 11s for the fatal sJwu ti ng of Detroit civil SeatLle, Wash., is the U. S. 1 Pu meroy. riuh ts worker Mrs . Viola Liuzzo . Thomas and Eaton, shipping port nearest to the\ allegedly wit h Wilkins in a l'a r at t he t ime of the shoot· Orient. River news 1 SPECIAL THIS WEEK! 1 X-ray Unit'is (oming for 4-Day Stand 196~ -9 1 Boosters will meet Thursday, ManJey Taking m.; Lorena down 1!. 5:30 a.m.: u :55 · • .m.; Bob Benter down Irene Chotin up 19, 7 a.m.; Jel- 13::W a.m.; Dixie Spirit up 3:45 ferson up 20, 4:20 a.m.; Char· a.m.; Semet up 5 a.m.; Walter cess ServiCe!! are Held .. ---.. lea Stevenson down :W, 5:4tl a. Beckjord up e a.m. of ~ ' m.; Ztmmer down 21. 6 a.m.; served Iter On Wednesday . Gauge readlnss: Gallipolis I Barbara Gay down 23 1 a m _ Klmawba River Beaver · Dam l:l.l, 12.1, running 21h: feel Valley Transporter do~n · ia' up London 5:15a.m. ; Oleander . seventh since PT. PLEASANT - Graveside ~ · ' on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason. :W.- 3, 05 a.m.; Pegg Downe dow~ down Marmet 5 p.m.; George . · .... royal j services was held at 10 )48, Pt. Pleasant 23.62, Hmtnn 23, 5,10 a.m ; llgerclitlup 23 Price down Mannet U:30 a.m.; carol Manley, Me~ga Slle wu today lor Lloyd Richard 1.49, Kanawha Falls out, Char- 6 a m . Helen R down GrO..: Sally Ann down Marmet 4;~ deputy sheriff the past I w govemmeot las, one-day old .son of Walter leston 19 00. London, Marme1luP 10 ;, m . Walter WUliamso a.m.; Alton M. Merrill down years, has resigned effective Oc- Togu Pascie. and Winfield clams were on the down Gr..;~up 10 .20 pm . t~ Winfield 5:55p.m.; Edeana s... Iober 31 to accept a JOb w11b ----+and Dollie Lou Rollim Do~~:~::: If PT. PLEASANT - The Tu· Rt. 2 Leon in the Bethel Sills. ]' bolt up Greenup i am·· " New iworth up Winfield IO:tO p.m.: the Ohio Board ol The ~ JJt:rculosia Mobile X-Ray Unit tery near Leon under the dire"· li Boat. Movements: Orleans up Greenup 4:50 a.m) Duncan Bruce down Winfield as an inspector. cloth from bemp wtll be in Mason County Oc~ tion of Crow-Hussell FunerOh1o River - Harvey .Jor- Lady Glona down Greenup 7,.111:45 p.m.: Jerry Bosworth up Manley expects to begin 3,000 years before ber 211, "ll, 211 and 29th. The •· al Home. I don up 14, 5.15 p.m: St. Marys 40 am. : Glen Jr. down Green· Winf~eld 5:05 a.m. the new job November I. Cbrist. ray service is spoMored by the The infant died up 14, 8:35 p.m.; Jeffboat up 8 10 El' ha Wood ' II h . . H 1 d up a.m ; IS s up l en y e JB recovermg at d West Virginia State Health De- noon in Pleasant Valley 14 3. 20 .~m.,. Walt up . O~ECoug a~ Meldahl 10:25 p m.; Joseph SPACE CO-OP zer hospital from injuries sufThe Lan mark I partment, Mason County Tuber· al. Surviving in· addition to 14 · · a.m.,. up ' M. Jones up Meldabl1:55 am.; fered in an automobile wreck L'Ulosis and Health Association, parents are one sister, Roxanna : 54 . ~ a.m.; ~- ~~e~e ~own 14• National down Meldahl 2:$0 a. PARIS (UPIJ - French and last week. Appreciation 1\anq,IJi and the Mason Counly Health one brp1her, Carl Ray, both at 6 · a. m. • · · at n up 15, m : John J. Rowe up Meld'ahl Soviet scleotislll Tesday comDepartment. The x-rays are home; paternal grandfather I2a.m.: Andrew Calhoun up IS, 4·51 am.: Valvoline down Mel- pleted a one-week conference Manley, wbo worked on the Tues., Oct. 26, 1965 free, require no undressing aqd William Franklin Douglas, Bril: LARRY UTTLE ~ 4.45 a..m.; Little George up 16, dahl 5:10 a.m.; ·Ravenswood or possible cooperation on Middleport police force prlor are done very qutckly. Persons liant, Ohio; and maternal grand· .: ; .m.. ~uckeye Slate down 16• up Meldahl 6:30 a.m.: J . s. space programs, but did not becommg ' deputy sheriff, ill Salisbury School Larry L. Little, aon of Mr. fr?J? 20 yean old and .up are parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eunice .m.; . tton Queen_up ~ 6 • fi :· Lewis down Meldahl7 a.m. 1 issue a closing communique. graduate of Midd1eport High II 7 30 p M eligible for the fNe serv1ce. Rollins, Rt. 2 Point Pleasant. 1 ud Mrs. Melvin Little ol 30 a.m.. New Martinsville up school and served two years in : • • '' ' Cheshire, bas been promoted 17, 5 am:; Pollywog down 18, Galllpolls Dam - Franklin ' The Russian delegation was the U, S. Army. He is married Reservations must be made The schedule fGr the unit is: to Corporal In tbe U. S. Mar- 1.30 a.m., ChriSty down 18, 2:· B. down 4:45p.m.; . Helen Z. headed by Professor Leonid Se- to the former Phyllis Johnson at Landmark Office 17 ine Corps. Announcement ot 30 a.m., Reliable up 18, 6 a.m.; up 10 p.m.; Coal K1ng october 26 - Point Pleasant, down dov, s<><:alled "Father of the and they have on daughter, Thursday October 21. Mason County Courthouse. 10 a. Marioe lttle's pro.Dotioo was Aroold Walker up 19, 4:15 a. l l0:55 p.m.; H. E. Bowles up Sputnik." Danitia. m. to noon, 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 made by H. L. Collman, Ll•ut. to 8 p.m. October 27 - Mason } Colonel, Ia Sao Francisco, Coun1y Courthouse, Ill a.m. to S Calif. noon; October "lith Apple Grove, w. Va. Sunnyside school 2 until S p.m. and 6 until 8 p. rn ; October 28th - New lkven, ' St. ~aul Lutheran Church, 10 PT. PLEASANT - Affillal•l DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Oct. 20, POMEROY GAL PLASTIC GARBAGE CANS 1·!h 5 BEACON- Single Control COLORFUL 24" x 36" ELECTRIC VISCOSE BLANKETS LOOP RUGS Your Choice Deeerati.. Colors efColort lteg. .....14.91 $1.00 9 c �Cl~sified Ads Your Modern Community nullctin Board _ ____.._ _ _ _ w~u IN~!ION 1:2·:Da:ll=y~S~en:ti~·n~el=,P;o:m:AtO:::J·Mi=d::.dl!Port. 0., Oct:~~· 1965 · - - - - -2~ ------------,, ~~ ~ FOR SALE For Sale ""WING ma-•-· re-•· .. 1 M....., ,.... SPECIAI.!I FOR "'w=. WY,.... - vice. aD makes. "f,f.:'O:.J!J:;:" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.. Tbe Fabric Shop, Pomeroy wu• ,. -::'....... ..., ,. • 6 grapefruit 49c; gallon JUg Aulhroized Singer Sales ,_ Pato.nMUM milk 59c; .lk gallon jug milk Service. 1111 3 29 Uc lllliU~.Al'lUN 39c; 3 lb. Maxwell House~:::\;-==-.....;===----=,,11 Jill!' Nl)ttflt\el _ , . , . . . . .. . . , • "'' • ..- .., .., _.., fee, fl.IB; Ray-O.Vac ,.,.,__lotalo , . '"" ._., batteries 2 for 21c·, •· ,.,,_,.... """" ...... " l'·~t • ::; .;:: : •.:,~:,.::; lb. Beslfeeds dog food $1,63; Betsy Ross Bread, 3 for 49c; Broughton's Ice Milk, &A'fU 83c; head lettuce 2 headsgallon 29c; --"~ TIIIUIILSD,~Y,j"" .. '. ... ...... _....... OP ,.lllliTY . "'..... ............. - .... .,., "' ..,. ... • OMitb' pew 1960 TR-3 Roadster - - - - - - New whitewall tires, 4 speed t.rans. Red body, good top. Priced Below Mllrket Price . wnfCI ODI' •IJMI't'IMI new radishes, 2 bunches 19c; Shuler's Groeery, Antiquity, llbio... .. ........ 10 20 3lc II I....... •old feJ n,,_ _. -""'"' ...IMflr">U~tt I'Ufl"' ~ . . _,.. Ofl 111\0 . . . . . edit ,.MI ..lbhl t0 "•P CA•I\ Oi rHA!IUlh " o.~ tsl'l"tJ""K'IUI DAILY CROSSWORD treu unifotm:J, SOLEMN REFUGEES - Cuban women and children walt on the dock at Key West, Fla., for processing after reaching Florida in the small-boat shuttle from the refugee embarkation port at Camario ca, Cuba. ~UPER SERVICE e.l 1..1 Estate For "" • ..,....:.:__C--- · - - - lnstrudions_ _ _ Notice menl gas range, $20.00. Irvin j 1,._,..,.....,..,....,..,.=..,.,~1 /J S. CIVIl SERVICE TESTS! HAM SHOOT sunday. october I Miller, Rt. 143, uear CarpeoBuuinesl Services K.tl "f "" and Louise of Harrisonville at.. lm<ll'l'i<,dsoon. BOD of Parkersburl. W.Va. ao21, starting at IO a. m. Meigs _ t_er. 10 16 6tp ooon tended a Sunday birthday din- Miss Hazel Stanley ealled 011 companied his mother, Mrs. Cly· County co,on Hunters Club. ALL UKE NEW. Electric atlon oervice. lark's POMERIJY - 6 • room brick, ner for Mrs. Lang Strong at Mrs. Mary Diehl and Mrs. Mil· de Anderson and his brother 1 Shotguns, rifles or p1stols. The SP d Q W h refr·ie-l oraUon, Nelf llaveu. Phone 3 bedrooms, bath, full base· ,•• moo> ,"' the home of Mr. and M". Lang dred Alkire, Monday afternoon. Paul to Greenville, South Caro. elco 10 3tc ee ueen as. er, ..... •eu•'. , tic ment, gas furmtre heating, , FREI\ 1ntormanon n11 Jobs . u•ar.... s StroncJ ot Gal\ipolis, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gibson tina last Friday to visit their 1 ...publ U IC -W- - me. newly decorate.d. Bargain atl •w ...;.,,. 1_rnnAV ,.,.,. .. Mr." and Mrs. David Riggs and family of Portsmouth lf.ay· sister and Mrs. Clyde Ander· "'W d- era tor, d''"' tte se,, •u ,.,.., • 6 ,, . SQ ARE DANCE every e - tape recorder, divan chair $4,000.1111. ... '"" c.. " .., Harrisonville. named their new ed Friday evening with her par- son's daughter, Mr. Ml'l. nesday and Fnday mght •t glider swing, gas Warm Everyday Specials MIDDLEPORT - 2 slory lrame 1 son Paul Michael. He was ents, Mr. and Mrs. Murl Doug· Carl (Frances) Sampson. TbeJ the Masonette, Mason, W. Va. Morning circulating beaiB, at 6 rooms, bath, front and on IJct. 9 ai Holzer at 3 a.m. las of Harrisonville. returned borne SUnday eveni01. 1 10 19 121p beds dresser outfils, other Marie's Style Post back porches, garage, corner and weighed 8 lbs. 10\2 oz. CATHOLIC WOMEN's Club of! item;. Baled alfaUa bay, any Halrcut . . . .. . $1.25 lot close to schools and stores afflS00 e A Sunday birthday dinner for Mrds. Alalpha Dokugl?ths h Mr. andviiMrle1· EldfaatCarFseydot 1 the Sacred Heart Church of amount. B. M. Cooper, Langs- Shampoo & Sets . $1.50 Priced to sell. I Steven Stanley was held at the one ay st wee wo er sos- Harrison eft ' rl a, Pomerov will have a Smor- ville. Ohio. 10 15 lfc 30 day color rinse, 1'1Z ACRES - 40 acres cuitihome of Mrs. Nada Townsend ter, Mrs . Lana Gibson of Har· night to visit with Mr. and Mrs. gasbord. in lhe church aud1- - - - .-Shampoo & set . $3.50 vated, 82 in pasture, balance \ of Downinglon. Mr. and Mrs. risonvolle. Clarence Aab Jr. of Dayton and torium Thursday, October 21, FRIGIDAIRE, defrostmg !I'D<,, II Permonents $7.50 up timber, 2 story home, a rooms Bill Scott and family of Albany, Mr. and Mro. Clifford Ander· returned Sunday evening. from 5 till 6:3r p. m. Open all in first class shape. We Sell and Service (I bedrooms), hardwood \ By Mrs. Felix Alkire Mrs. Nada Townsend ol Downto the o•Ibiic. Adults, $i,OO.i gain price. Phone 99Z.7436. Wies and Wiglets floors, 2 car garage, cellar, M1 and Mrs. Thor Carsey inglnn, and Mr. and Mrs. Duane \• • • • • !lllidren, 50 cents. 1 10 14 6tp Marie's Style Post barn, crip, other bmidmgs., and children Kenney, Judy, Stanley and son Steven of Har· 1015 Sic , II. , , Ph. WY 2-52J 1 Askm~ $10,000.00. - - -·-- - --risonville were present. 124 LOSE WEIGHT safely - wiib 1962 VALIANT Houselrailer 10 Syratuse. Ohio ALBERT M. COX. DEADLY BEAUTY Mrs. ste.lla Atkins of RutDex·A Diet Tablels. n Y x 50. Two beruooms. W1il sell WY Z-3830 WY 2-3636 BOSTON !UPD ... A heauti· land and Mrs. Faye Coltcrili of VGA • 911<: at SU.rk's Pharmacy11. 1 for $3000.00 woth iurmture or _ _ _10 1J Jlc ful flower is becoming a men- Rulland. and Mrs. Mary Diehl 60tp $2.500.00 w1ihout furnolure. Doml Bottle Gas. Bro- 1'IIC)U1iE ace to bird hfe in New England. of Harrisonville visited Mrs. starts wi#o new 25 9 l"u"'rc""' .•M-:-t:-:IB"'ILEc::--,-nsur-anct -oeen .:..., Has porch and one exrta !hers. 618 E. Main Streel I' FOR SALE: 4 The wetlands in the [all are a- Gloria Riggs al Holzer Hospital ? "'' Y'"'" oper• that can be moved with Pomeroy. bath, lull basement, s tor flame with the gorgeous purple in Gallipolis, Saturday afternoon. 9 23 tic Call Chester 9i!>-2352 or doors and wmdows. Alummum . b t She is at her home now. 1 cancelled ..,.., Uceme? Call WY Wtlil 2353 or see Earl Williams. AUCTIONEER siding, priced reasonable. Can of purple ioosestnfe, ut . he Addie Bradfield is in Holzer ltllllc 10 14 61p be seen ai 173 Grant Street, Massachusetts Audubon Soctely . I .h f I ed left .wotO """ ........ """ - · .......g. d;gglof, ..... bedComplelll Setvine · th 1 the flower's beauty Hospola wtt a rae ur Upt Oue to vnd'"nfOI•ed solids. JuJt fl.u~h pre-mulutecl i•blet do.. BATON AND sirutting insirucx ertu Bradford Middleport, Ohio. 10 19 warns a hip due to a fail while getting bowl weekly, !l.l•lnt•iu ttoeble-fr•• systtra. SEP TAIS ,..vlty 18 act1o. W«b wheN powdett t.nd Jiquid1 fail. Coud•r•cit hMmhll lions. Private or class lessons SEVEN ROOM HOUSE with Write, Prone ar only skin deep. . ' out' of a car. actions of \Aunclry, kitd!H and hollMhold themieek, fl. tMjot by registered teacher. Call bath, basement and gas fur· A. t,;. BRADFORD Auto Sales Purple loosestnfe ts one of Mr. and Mrs. Henry McKinIOitrc.l of ttouW•. h.rlflltn. 0...'1 wM WY 2-1i863. 10 19 3tc nace. 410 Spring Ave. Call Bo..,., Oblo . -. the few wellands plants that ol- ney of west Hamlin, w. Va. loo 6ot 5B' ToMS NOWI -- - - - - WY 2·2216. I I tfc FOR SALE: 1951 C~evrolel wa· fers no Jood whatever for water- visited Mr. and Mrs. Homer For Rent gon, looks good, runs good, fowl. Moreover, ii is a vigorou.s Lee, Sunday. They are taking RUTLAND TRAILER SPACE, Depot Sl TAKE SOIL away the Blue MARl( fair lires. Sale or trade for plant that crowds out 11s foo"" care of their son's place, the POMEROY lrltwlneHdwe. Eben;boch Hdwe. Rutland. John J. Fry, SH 2- Lustre way from carpets pick-up truck. Call SH producing neighbors. Labeling Clay McKinney farm while they REEDSVILLE 5613. 10 16 30tc upholstery. Reni eiec,tricll 10 :lA) it "a pernicious weed" the so- are on a three weeks vacati011. CHESTER Reed ...... shampooer, $1. Pomeroy Cecifty has advosed wetlands Shirley Alkire of Harrisonville Blum Lumber Co. WatMr Hardware New Hoven. men! Block Co., Pomeroy, owners to yank it out by the stayed ali night Thursday with v•. FOUR ROOM Furnished apart COOLVILLE Tuppers Pleins Ohio. 10 18 31< SEE THE NEW rools. Christi Stanley of Snowville. Frank Neal Epple of HaiTiII . ment. WY 2-36511. 10 I t1c Roolli Gon. Store Ly- Clovor Farm Mlllel'l! SUpor Mid. Eggs of an ostrich weigh a- sonvi!le and Marilyn Sue bout three pounds each. dleston, Meigs are going to /tb V ·~:"'- ·.~~~· .::"~:: '"""~m••• (!uck/O ....,--::==- __ ~~:~:!,., ., ~.,;·::., ~::~; ~~~:~.-;;; ~ ::;~. ~;::;"':., .,,.,~,. 1.•========-.1 ~-;: '''~ H • vilJ Zt. Kb:nllb• H . Dlplomu( i. Fig~o~n• o! cbe..,..• 23. Mtseil• Wt.'lpon 25 Domin• ·• j ~-:-~~~~~·:.J j I "The d01.1or eaye he doHn't wa.nt you to worry, 10 d'on't aile: me about "-pool OWNERS' ~"""':1 the car!" Coota~ AIR CONDmONING w. 1 1966 ents Almost Every Car IBI FLOOR furnished, I rootruJ aDd bath, modern apartment Middleport, WY 1-1874. ·· ..9 14 ttc eGMC TRUCKS i Blaettnars lnotelled Blaettnar's dio, GRY ~~tr WMPO Radio li'ONDAY THRU I'BIDAY1:00 Sandowa Sereoaa, 6:00 SigD On - Nows 1:!5 Sign Off ~:05 Saerecl Heart ' MTVR.DA Y8 ... 6 211 Meigs County RP'D &:00 Sign lln ... Neon 6 25 PauJ Bowers. li'arm 5:31 News 6:51 Woalber Bater Furniture Sho~ News Collee w1tb Janet Portraits of a Patriot Sbop CTlmsday) fl'aauq Wcnbip (Thurs.) A .~.C. Program (Friday) Newa ..._,•• Colmtry Junction flny'l Coomry Bymna Cement Bloek News Goessler'a Gues1 Star JFriaayJ 1·l 30 Larry Anderson Show l l' Jim Mees Sbow 4 15 Blaettnar Auto Show uo Eleetric Company News 4 to. Jim Meea Show 5 00 i'lewa S OS Jim Mea Sbow 5 30 Rilier'o Weather Report 5 50 !!porta Parllde fHE lORN r c:.t. 3 a' 1 Cool-OR' CookI .... a 11 Te I~ .1011. Elf'oo:illll Pllillll 0; 1 y Wla.l I 111 Fie ltilily• 1 'giWIToWalellillll4 1tM2MillllaDI lar._.lnl e3-War'f 11 tWEl~ H'"'l.egl. 1 • It LADY TO lake care of child· , ren and do housework. Proooe :1 SH 2-6830. 10 20 6tc Bouekeeper, middle aged, to !he in. Care for cblldl't!IL Call SB Ufll IOU ._ 7 :woRK-·; FURNI.TURE MASON -. ..... -.. ·~ ~ .-~ !>--..,.-• ..... .. . __....,.,,._ - - ~.,.,.,._,.~ •...,......~~~-.............;. -;..,;;;. ••• ~-; ~:..:;-;,..._..;. • ·- - ~N,W.VA. 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Mu!leal Cloct 7:25 News in Briel 7:30 Musical Cloclt 1.30 Happy VaDey i!oys 7;45 Echoes of Joy l :ili Coontr)' Music 'llmo 1:1111 Ohio Valley News &:1.0 CGuntry Jamooree 1:05 World News dJ(J Protestant Hour 1:10 Sports Today 1:30 Sports Parade 1:15 Weother Picture 1::G Larry Andersoo So"" 1:16 Musical Clock 10.45 ll's Music - ~rmy 1,55 Community News 11:1111 Dutlon's and llerns Dairy 9:1111 Talk of the Town 'J'up Ten Sbow 9:55 Mason Connty News 12:00 News 10:00 Public Service Ill: 15 fusicai fnterludl> 10:05 Family Worship Huo· 12:30 Rev. Merlin l'eets 10:30 Latchstriug 1:1111 News 11:00 News 1,05 Jim Mees Show 11:05 Morning Melodies 5:50 Sporta Parade (e>:cept Friday, 1:011 Stmdowa Serenade Cburcb Bells Ring) 6: ~ Sign 011 11:45 World Neon ~l'NUAYS 11:55 Mason County N•ws 7:30 Sign lln - Arm, Hour 12:00 Commtmity News 1:55 News 12:05 Nooo Newo 8:00 Baptisl Laymao' • Hour 12:10 Markets UO Sllllda) Show 12:15 Mid Day Weather 8:30 Tbe Bible Spealt to You 12:20 Bulletin Board 9:45 Legislative Report 12,25 NeW!! 0 Grams 10 OJ: The Good t.ite 12:30 County Agent 10:1• !.'oogi'I!SSman Moeller 12:45 Country Go Round 10:30 Tbe Country HymnCimers 1:55 News Beal 11:30 The Qmet Hour 1:00 Country Go Round 12,011 Netn Z:55 News Beat 12:» 'l'lle Cbrislians Hour 3:011 Mid Way Matinee 12:30 Tbe Rev. Merl!r Tee!& 3:55 Newa Beat 1:30 Tbe Rev. Silas emu .f:OII Dlscing With Doss Z:OO Tbe Rev. Andrew P::Ons 4:30 Interchange 2:30 Sunday 5:011 Community News 5:05 Mason CoWIIy News 6,00 SUndown Sereaatle 6:15 Sign Oil 5; 10 World • National News 5:» Spolligh1 oa Sports •how.,.... ~~ ~~~~~~E) AZJ'XQRJ'A.-BRDD 'I'&Uid&J'II QiiiOJj'IG&itt THIC iO 15 lu 15 II 00 tl. 01 ll :JCl ti 00 1' 3ll • t w• JB A mg•D -mAT AITLICTS AMATEU1C-i 10 lO BlU Miller Bru'lch Show tu . ~ M110n Agr. P>ogram Dallas Walker, Mason Vll., can 113-5686. k-+-+-+-ib~r:{-4/,-J.-.f--1,.,., B'UJJVI ICNI: QR 1111 B WE 0 lf I ,o Ob Swap Poiiiii'OY. 0. "' A CryptGgram Quotatioa 8 45 9 011 u Ill IL 00 POMEROY, 0. ea.pttal ., 7:80 Svorts Parthlt 1:35 Bill MIDer 'lbo• I.~~ Picken~ Hardwan.: l'l'twi Tburs.) 750 Netn 8 BiU Miller Show NOW ON DISPLAY! 18 One l ~:ttc r !;imply stands for another. Ill this .ample A 1s mM.:d for t~e thrt:!e L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single lelters, apo!!t roplli CS, thft lenglb aDd formaUoo of the worWi arc all hints. F.tn 11 oin\ t '<1e code Jettenl are diUerent. 7.00 ;'llationaJ .~ews 1ol\\ Bill Miller ShM s ePONTIAC • Guaranteed 24 monthl or 24,000 mnes • Most Popular Unit fD tbe U.S.A. $34Q·00 MAYTAG eBUICK eTransferable WbeD You Trade Carl AT A LOW, LOW Pricel p~~~t.~if"t-·-t--t'l%1"'11+'++-1 AXYDLBAAXJ& II LOlfOFELLOW IV ,..,===--===--.-;1 ·au. n.ntut '// 16 DAU,Y ORYPrOQUOi'E- Here's hotw to wor~ It: eu....... . . ' AUTO I i::~;,~,,, rivec contract a SEP TABS - - - -- -· .-- I______ nickname 1 35. Atrican SEniC TAN 1 34. Man'o '// 6-+--l--l,..,., '/~/-f-+--¥.:'/~/--l--1 ing !iyll able ~-~ ,..-1~f-+-+-+-I /,; profession. ~0. Vat 33. H~tt:Wton IV J. U'L AINEI '//. 14 2$. P"t. to one uf the ~ at...._. whole numbw"• former title ::12. E11tabllull '~~ . Book. 35. Man tron1 k-eeping lltanbul t..enn: abbr. 37. Large ~7 . UnhBfPY tree : P.l. :.:9. Small Z8 .Couple ' planet 11 I;~ :E, News Notes Yrd laP'•....,. ~~'!unicana Jl~<L4-I-fl~-if-.I;~~ ....J.-+--+I&_ ~ 1 '// 110 jlt' 20. WannU1 22. Ca:;t sp~t prophet legacy 1 and judge al'ld 13. ALm: Sc:o1 lti. Meadow bpeec.ll : 18. Old 7.1naect Dominion 8. "Serge:m! State: a.bbr. Bltko'' 17- Antlered 9, Value animal 11. Paltry : 18. Wom by tli&ng I Carrr.r:Jites I'OMEIICJ'I, OHIO comtort ~3. Hebr~w :,, Revlloke :~ • 12. Came up ' liner orl915 21 , State nt :1. Finest -4 , :n.t'ore etc. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Pomoroy weight. .DOWN" 1. 0! fhe e: 11tiCk Pomeroy Motor Co. Ph.STATION WY 2·9932 •:. TurkiWt. , 10. Material iOC' overalls, . 2. Nltwll whitewall tires. Radio and heater. We Give TV Stamps! 40.1nacrtbt 15.lgniled 41. Brtlisb ·~·18. Conflict arctic :w. 111. explorer &arre4 I, Measuriug steering and bNlkes, power seat, grey finish. New 1st line NOW GOING ON LOW SALE PRICES A.CIBOStt 1. Frencb pr1ut 1. Candlfmut I' Local owned. 110 HP engine, 4 speed trans. Jet black finish. Red bucket Seat, ,..dio and healer. Tores show little weor. 1963 Ford Galaxie 500- 4 Dr. Sed. $1795 1 local owner, 'V8 engine with Cruiscmatic trans., power ON ALL SIZES .... ._ - - """ '' THREE WHEEL ridlDI traclor NO a.ona~:a • t. aouu ..- ' ._ o.a, with trailer, $100.00. Power IUU'I!I., ~b ~ ~ .... . , . cultivator, $20; deep well jet TO •t.A<:I a pump, $40. I rotary I reel USUI·'wt:Wrt~lroiO mower, both $15. Wheelbar· $15; 9.6 cu. It· PHONE WY 2-2156 row, alre refrigerator, $60.00 apart- black $1599 1963 Corvair Monta Cpe. '" ....- ,; srEPOFF A HlNkki 'lARDS AN" I'LL!jlt()WYE $895 BIG TI,RE SALE hr Wan• Mntnr Co. A 8JDdiOICI. ,. r, t. ' I.o:M'I Clit..::.:rER-t IJ>o.) 5:25 Weather 5o30 Sunset Boulevard 7:40 NP.W!I 1:45 7:15 1:25 7:30 1:45 8:00 8:05 8:10 8:15 8:16 Sign Off Sign On, Musical Clock News in Briel Musical Ciork Echoes of Joy Ohio Valley News World News Sports Today Weather Picture PL Pleasant Football 1UO SollgJ for ChiJdrell 10:§ Tbe Golden Key 11:00 New• ll : r~ Saturday Sbo~t 12:00 Local, llbio. Nat News 12:20 Bull.un Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12::ro Satunlay Nalinee 1:30 Ne\91 lleadliues 1:31 Saturday Matinee 1:50 News ZoOO Sllturday Matinee %:30 News Headlines ll31 Salurday Matinee 2:55 Newa S: 00 S.tun!ay Matinee S:30 Nen Headline• 3:31 Salurday Matinee So55 N!!'tn 4:00 Discing with Doss 4:JQ Top Ten Revue 5:00 News Roundup 5:15 folerludll 5;311 CollliDUDily Choirs 6:00 Dinner Musleale 7:011 Dance Pat\Y 7;40 News 7:45 Off the AJr 8y AR;;-T-:SA:-::NSO=::=M LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ' ·~" ~ ' -.: . · - I.INCLE EL TI::U..S ME YOO\IE I-lAD QUITE A toT OF e~~!! tKE IN POI.JCE W~I{,JEQ! ---- ._: �1the Riggs'. Grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Atkirui and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rlggo. Great grandparents are Mrs. Mary Diehl, Mrs. Herb Riggs and Mrs. Victoria Stacy. Harrisonville News Notes You Know ill Columbus. They a1oo plan-T====================="I ned.to attend the Lancaster lair. II Royal Crown Cola Mrs. Bessie Massie suffered a slight heart attack and Wlls hospttallzed. NOW IN HALF-QUARTS I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Steinmetz Howard Gilkey of Ga!Upolla By Ava Gilkey have moved to Rutland. . was a dinner guest of his moiiiRay Wilson went to Columbus er recently. to spend a recent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Walter King re- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Payne a., ••.•? EACH B01"TLI ei!!Rvn THRU his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- cently moved to the Whittington and chHdren were dinner guests bert Robinson. While there they home, better known as the1 at the Joe Carseys. received word that Keith Mark- Sam Wyatt farm. IDs, hit grandson, bad received Chesler Price installed bottl· Washington received only Ill• o broken back ill a motorcycle ed gas for Clarence Eastman actual e;tpenses for his services aa commander·.,..,hlef d..-lng accident, so they eU motored recently. 1111 Blanche M.. Haskins I had seen aU the origirrals to WISconsm where he IS con· Recent guests or Mr. and the Revolutionary war 1'111: STAMP 1 referred to1 in Washington, D. C., and lined to a ltospital. One ear was Mra. John Duncan were Mr. I ' Jl 'this column a short while 1could hardly i.Jrag myself away Robert G. Roblnsoa also badly lacemted in the ac- and Mrs. Dennis Fruley of Carback 11aa turned out to be a from looking. elden!, which happened as'penter and Mr. and Mrs. Ro- ' '• Dante stamp, not a Magna Car- They looked so real. so hand- Marine Corporal Robert G. he was returning from work. bert Dunccn of Shade. ~ ~ Ia u fd erroneously fig· some, so distinguisi1Cd. Robmson, olll!n. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graves Mrs. Ava Gilkey and Frances !' lll'td. tho thing was THE YOUNGEST visitor all Green ol Pomlli'OJL depart8d of Akron spent few days with Alkire attended lestivitls for blll;nld lhot the D8lllO Dante tbia D.A.R. meeti ng was young Camp Lejeune, N. 0. 8epl. U his siSter, the Guy Bolins. the Gallipolis Area 175th An· wu completely oblcured. 8o Rhett Milltoan, Betty and as a mamber ol BatlaUon Land· Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Christ· niversary one day last week. Wo Repair All Ill)' lrlelld Tbelma nollnR 1 wu Dw!glll MiJhO'Bn's beautiful six inl Twn 1-1, lor • poriod of man of Amesville were recent Mrs. Frances Alldre and Lee MJ!koo & Madole In error 110111 ~ 1 fresh new Wleb old oon. Give you one !raiDing In the Caribbean aroa dinner guests of his sister, Mra. Hysell attended the B8Jlci.A-Ra· oue an ~ the 1ft11 lhln8· to wey named Rhett. ahosrd ohlpt ol Ampblbious Josie Heilger. ma at Marietta n<ently. Helen 11aye1 remark- fl I!OIU'SO Betty, like 1000'• ol Squadron Elgbl Mr. and Mn. David Riggs, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rolin vl&ed at Literary Club Jut IIJil'lni us, never gels over "Gone W1th are announcing the birth of a ited the Elza McCallJ recently. WY 2.-2255 "We oughta do oometblni about the Wind" and beloved, now de- and Belpre recently ohopplng. son at Holzer hospital on Oct. The Frank Landal<ers visited Ill I. Moln St. PoliiOI'O¥ ~ thil year." ceaaed Cark Goble's star role ~lonna S. MUboan 10. This is the fourth son lor the Jim Wllata family It Dlla- carton serves18 By Blanehe M. Hlll!klDI I I BEST COU BUY SERVICI= me Yon aee, oon so lllnnle e RADIO & T.V. su- ., inen4 SAVf YOUR R. ( tOLA. COLA, NEHI TRUr: FRUil ORANGE, AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE GAPS THEY ARE VAlUABlE! QELAND'S T.V. We Will Pay % Cent Each To Your F•·1orite Charity. I Wbat I DON'T kDo1f about ~ would mBl!8 abugt boot. He loved Beatrice, wu 1D llaiiiD poet ol DOle, wrolll the •JDfemo" consisting of parts. •-Pursatorio" and "Paradiso" an I 0811 DJJW rocaU ol ~ I lbertln. looalll to me I board of • sJrl baby IIC 1110 1111, too. U tborl'1 T.W." - aiiiiOd Soa(o ever PORK IS NOT EXPENSIVE HEREI another O..W out, I bopo lo Un to oee it. AS 10MB ONE said ol I B1lt see how o- !Iampi IInd Ito them) perfect person, "They you out, 11 you really start OW. .buslad lbe mold when they dying them? made that 0111." Tnday't letter 1ro111 Tbelma And 10 with "G.W.T.W.," bad 1 , John Copley, Amorlcln Amtrlcl'l everlalling classic ol Artist," otamp 00 It, 1 c1wm- an ttmo 10 w. log wmplo (YOIIIII girl) o1 hit I FOIIGOT to tell you lht art pr1Dted thereon. Younc Rbell named abovt earn• 1 blljl8, 11 IIU<h lnltreollDg In bll vary own lll10 .<or tl~er .. stampa keep aomlng to me aboUII) bally buggy, little white that tho P.M.'I at the ,..,. paratOI and all. Thnlll'd al l us won~ tramp too beavlly ..,.. old ned I even tell ceiling them. You ... why by fOil. the above. Betty llaa just put up her AND I FINAlLY after llftlo own uuer kJ:aut lately, be"""" r' ve .,. - tween opells of tsfeedingd Rhell, est prea""""' o•• _, · · tat folks in Columbus to date each gtvmg pormanen an w 1 leiter INSIDII UU Oct. I DOl lnlvo fOIL Oh, boy· RACINE RUTLAND Food M1rket Clover Farm Store "Tho Stort Wltb II IIUI" Route 7 Fifth 111d Pearl RACINE TUPPERS PLAINS Clover firm Department Store PHONI SH M5U Opoto I lo I Mon. Thrv tltt. IT. 124 RUTLAND FRESH PICNIC Ridge Keno CAtENDAR i; !u 1 Annua/D"mner Class 12 Circle ol Heath Me· November 15 thodist Church will meet Wed· I ne•jay evening, Oct. 20 at 8 /s Planned · 101 4NNIVIItS4RY p.m. at the church. Mrs. Roger I Morgan will ~ead a discussion Plans were ~ade f?r the an- 1 Gn school consolidation. nual Thanksgivmg dmner on I The Winding Trail Garden November 15 when the J 0 F Club will meet at the home of 1class of the Vmted MethQ.. Mrs. Leo Bryan, Wednesday.,. dist church met Monday evenOCt. 20 at 7:30p.m. Rot! call lng at the church. will be an Herb from your gar- Mrs. Marie Chapman, preslden, also a seed exchange. New dent, conducted tbe meetlns, officers wtU be ID!talled. which opened with devotions by The Middleport Literary Miss Grace CampbeJJ using Club will meet Wednesday af· meditation on, " What God Prolernoon at 2 p.m. at the home videl!l,'' and closed wilh a prayof Mrs. Emerson Jones. Book er poem. Members responded to reviews will include "Winston roll call with a fiower of the Churchill, An Intimate Por· Bible. A thank you note was trait." Mrs. M. L . French, read from Mrs. Robert Morris and ''My Darling Clementine/' Sr. for gift sent her while ill. Mrs. G. H. Lasher. Roll call Mrs. Cer.lld Wildermuth was re11ponse will be a quotation· named as chairman for the from Churchill. Thanksgiving dinner. The Past Presidents of the Mflll. Antone Lucke read an 1 American Legion Auxil~ary of ; article on Luke, the only Gen- · Drew Webster P_ost will meet tile author in the Bible, furing Wedneaday at 8 p.m. at the 1 the program hour. A dessert home oC ~ra. George Mowrey, course was served by the hasLaurel Cliff. . I tess ... Mrs. Dwight Parker and· Boswort;h CouncLI No. 46 R . Mrs. Alnnzo Custer from a talr: S ~ Will hold their stoted , ble wilh white cover and a cenmeetmg W:ednesd'ay, at 7:30[tt!rpiere uf mums. p.m. Plans Will be discussed for degree work and inspection on J ' No•ember 30. Thomas C. Ed· ' wards, illUBt.rious master, urges all companions to attend. c WELL TRIMMED MUSHROOMS FRESH STREITMAN ZESTA CRACKERS lb. box 33c CHERRY PIE FILLING PILLSBURY PANCAKE MIX -~29c lb. MAPLE FLAVOR SYRUP v:.7:"~ S9c • BEANS ~:~ ~r:~:;; -- 4N~~~$1 PORK & FRESH PORK 6.:0~ $1 STOKELY CORN ~~~~;~~.c SAUSAGE,21b. HUNT'S ,TOMATO CATSUP 4~ 79c CAMPBELL'S SOUP ~:r~::.:·~. 6"""' s1 FAIRMONT MORTON'S 1001. 9 9 . . c MAXWELL HOUSE ·~~~~:­ ICE CREAM POT PIES CRISCO StiORTENING p:=..···Kraft Parkay MARGARINE 6 p~s $1 69c • 2 :: It's G-0-0-D - Just Like Home Made. ALL VARIETIES OF FROZEN Citrus Prices Are lower Nowl lb. bag WINNER - L.o. Angeles Dodgers star IUIIIf:lll waye~ from a new sports car. the prize Magazme s award for his World Series per· Koufax, also the magazine's 1003 clioice ill two-tillle award winner. ' . ·-····· -· ~, .:......... ~ . ~ ... FRESH PICKED FROM SUNNY RORIDA lb. TIIRIFTr WAY TO GET CIFTS! lb. D BEEF RIB ROAST the home of Mrs. J<'d Webster from the home and foreign misSr. with Mrs. T. A. Hennessy sionaries and World · as co-hostess. Day announced for Nov. 5 when The Busy Bee Class of the the llorcas Circle ol the First Middl('port First Baptist Church Baptist Church in Middleport will meet. Thursday evening met Tuesday evening in the socDel. 21 at the church at 7:30 ial room of tho Columbus and '11 . Members are to come mask- · Southern Ohio Electric Com· ed for the halloween party. pany. The Middleport Child Conser- Mrs. Charles Bennett. chairration League will meet Thurs- man, conducted the meeting Jay al 7:JO p.m. at the Colum· wilh the opening prayer given bill Gas office. Miss sa t 1y by Mrs. Donald Boone. Devo- ' Schaaf will be guest speaker. lions were given by Mis.'l Rhoda · Magnolia Temple Pvthian Sis- Hall arid included readings ters will meet at the DAV from Psalms and Corinthians. ball Thursday, at 7;30 p.m. Letters were read from BeuThe Philathea Society of the lah McCoy, horne missionary at · Middleport Omrch or Christ J Weirtun, W. Va. Christian Servwlll meet Thursday evening at ice Center, and Mildred Ben7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. son, foreign mi.ssionary in Haiti. Robert Reibel Leadlna Creek 11 was announced tbat World Road. Community Day wiU be held OCT. 2! Fridy aftthernooF~J, Nov. 5 at 1:30 Rock Springs Better Health p.m. at e trsl United Pres- 1 Club will meet Thursday at 1 bytenan Chnrch ill Middleport. p, m. at the home of Mrs. Wil· . Those at_tendL?K are asked . to , Ham Grueser witb Mrs. Harold j t.ake se~mg kits or bealth kits. Blackston in charge of the pro- The cll'Cie voted to donate $5 gram and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, Ito lbe school lunch ~rogram and the contest. Secret pals will be to remember shut·IDS of . the · revealed with a gift. All mem- church for the monthly protect. bers are urged to be present. M1ss Hall served a salad course The ws c s 1 th G and coffee from a table carry. . . . . o e real 1 h h est th Bend Methodist Church will ng out t e arv e.me m- . hold a rummage sale in the eluding a ~enterpiece usmg fall Slrnpsoa buildt'ng ac ' foliage, frUits, and nut.. ross 1rom A I nd' . dd'ti h the Racine Post Office, on Oct e mg m ~ 1 on to t e Iober 22 and 23 from 10 am above were Jamce Gibbs, Beu· until 6 p.m. · · lab White, Mrs. Pearl Hoff· man, Laura Seines, Mrs. Char· OCT. %3 tea White, Mrs. Clyde WinebrenQui~l Day will be observed ner , Mrs. Elizabeth Slaven and at the United Methodist Church Mrs. Dana Hamm. Friday beginning at 10 a. m.l wltb a sack lunch at noon. Af· First U. S. president not elect· ternoon service will be· from ed to that office was John I to 3 p. m. Tyler, who assumed office on The Middl~port High School the death of William Henry Senior Class to sponsoring a Harrison. rummage ' "le in the old A&P ----building ,.. • Friday and Sal:ur. dey, Oct. ::. and 24 from 9. a, m.loSp.m. Ewngellne Chapter, OES, Middleport, will sponsor a IDle saturday, Oct. 23 in Dudley Florist building in dleport. Members bringing ld goods are to have It· 11 9 a.m. Mrs. WI!Uam King, Mra. Richard Plckeno, Mrs. Thom11 and Mro. Jllmaa YELLOW GLOBE c c· bag ·6 89( - lnd 4 l·lb. cons I CASE OF 24 CASE OF 24 lb. BIG WEEK' 4 15 112-oz, cans l ·qt., 14-oL cano ' ' 99( CASE OF 24 CASE OF 24 $3.55 $4.25 SWEET POTATOES ::: !';:~... •u• 3 1 ~0::79c CUT GREEN BEANS ColO ol lA $6.31 3 uno 79( FRUIT GrNn Glont PEAS COM ol 24 $5.33 SWEET l·lb. SAUCE 4 Cut of 24 $5.33 _ 89C CRANBERRY Dtl Mont• Blue L•k• 8 4 - - __ _ $5.33 NIBLETS CORN 151JJ oa. 1·1~. 1.... cons 89( COCKTAIL~~~::~ 2~·;~~3 95( CASE OP 24 6 • l-Ib, 1j " 1 . cans CASE OF 24 ANN PAGE-GROUND ANN PAGI!-PURI !:· 39c ( $3.55 ,::· 39c Black Pepper ,":: 49c Salad Dressing - Detergent - I cans CASE OF24 SULTANA BRAND DEBBII BRAND 4 l-Ib. 89( 5 Kream Krunch - cant clnt CASE OF 24 NEW AT AlP-KELLOGG'S $2.95 4 l2oL 79 C c•n• 4 l ·lb. 89 A&P !rond 6 .... can1 GNon G;ont Wholo Kornel c... of 24 $4.73 • uv, .... l-Ib., 2 Grape Jam Ann Page Honey_ 3 ~ 99c Tomato Soup~::._ ssC- c•mnamon A&P FROZEN-ALL BUTTER lb. jor Danish 13..,. Coffee Cake_ pkg,' 69c ••• lOc Sultana Plain Olives •o;:- 49c ( IGv..... JANE PARKER BAKED GOODS Ohio Apples PEACH PIE 39( SAVE JONOTHAN JUICY lb. bag c 10c JANI NI!W CROI' 0 SNOW WHITI 3~~ 29c I Kale ., Sl'tNACH - - ' \ ' ~ARKIR fmted Bill Donuh 29c pkg. 29c With tho Purd1uo of $5.00 or More JANI ,AIIltll FRISHI.Y PACKED \ lb. lb. CANNED FOOD SALE Beath Methodist Church oponsor • family night dinou 11 the chureh Sullday enning, Oct. 2~ at 6 p.m. with Mr. and Mrs. Newllllll Burdette Camlly •• guests. lb. ht thru 4th RIBS, 89c lb. 31 to 42 Count j I 5th & 6th RIBS 39c Stewing Beef ~:~~­ 79c Beef Short Ribs 89c Roasting Chickens- lb. 49c Medium Shrimp - OCT. U ... TBone ~ub Steak s1·09 Porterhouse Steaks Delmonica Steaks --- lb.spt Beef Rib Steaks~~·"· - 99c JUBILII warthy are co-chairmen. - ~ lb. lb. 49c W01/d vtorship Day is Set I November 5th club . p: V, gal. carton . . . ... .......... c FRESH I lb. BEST TOP QUALITY 21 The Twilight Garden . ,.. · CUT FROM "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY BEEF 11 will meet Thursday evening, at l Commumcatlons were 1 . Mrs. 1 Ro~er 1 . ocr. 4toSib. Average i . , ..... I J I llmlt quantltit!o. Society Notes j Grand parents are Spec uests When Chester P. T.A. Meets Monday I ---=====-- I SOCIAL 1 c-a. just Thor•. rr Mon. And l'vo also hollered loud and long a· bout writing 6 page leltan and getting o "Dttla old brown postal" in return. Today my !lstl!' in-law, Mrs. Cline Matthews sent me a 6-pager and hro lm· portant clippin~s. --------Tht 111eakly axle golll tho Dtnnor gueots and callero of grease, see. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan THIS WEEA'S ONE highlight on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. 1D the "Dreary Desert" that William Rose and son, Billy, of TV bas now become. was Ar- Columbus, Mrs. Everett Milk Godfrey as a guest on a hoan and Bernard, Mr. 8 n d .. J)IDil ~ow, " IVE Got A .Mrs. Jack Seidenabel, Mr. and , .I ·:~t . Mrs. Edward Shafer of PorneAsked what his greatest am- roy and William :Yiilhuan of bition now i ~. the Redhead re-- 1Keno I . ' phed Mr:::. Alice Dodson was din· : 'I want to he shot by a ieal-[ ner gue~t of .Vtrs. Edith Osborne I ous husband when I'm 92." recently · I'VE BEEN KIND of a g8d- ,\·!r. a~d l\lrs. Mavna rd Bahr der this week - that is, lor a gavl:' a birthday dinner for !al who has to groa n h~~rsfd_f m j thei r d;mghter·m-law, Mrs. :'llel· nd out of a car - a htgh l1ght lie Bahr and ~randdaughter was yeslerday ~t D.A.H. where · Christi ne: Others present m~ we had_3 most mtcrest!n~ after- I el uded Cash Bahr Candace and noon WJ! h M~. R<~lph Slmester \1r. Clyde Salser 'of Racme. and her beautiful assortment of A · b. thd "'"'"I .·as· "dt.lJfl, replicas Of lhe presis_urpnse If ay . . . dents' · · s .h . was given recentlv for M1ss Lmwlves m m1 1 sonwn In- 1 d p · stitute, Wa sh., D. c. .:' 1 a erry. . Mrs . Sl·m·ste . . r, wt·re of a re. . Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harrt1h v1s· · tired minister both li"l'ing now 1 1t_ed a fe·o~o· days l<~sl wt!ek w1th at Chester 0 h t , h1s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mac . t th" , . ., -as pu years I H<~rrah ID a IS umque historical ho b- j · by. They are all there, from M~. and Mrs. Raymond Fra_nk Martha Washington. right on of Chester and_ Mrs . Ed1lh down lo Mrs. Lyndon Johnson. Osborne. were dmner gues ts all in inaugurt~l gowns, as near- Mr~ .. Ahre Dodson. . ly as cou ld be found. , fo ru.mds of \1rs. Ed1th OsAIJ. WERE -attractive and , borne gave her a surpri se birthespecially mterestmg to ' me da y party. Present were Mr. were Mamie Eisenhower in ' and Mrs . Sa mmy Rairden, Paul pink twhnl rise), Eleanor Roos- Layfield, Ylr. and Mr~. Ray· evelt in a deep shell eolor with , mond Frank and Mrs. Alice train. Mrs. Franklin Piercf' m Dodson. Ire cm1m aild d~pes t black, mournmg for i was served. first of her three sons who 1 Mrs. Eloise Farley. died, Mary Todd Lmco!n m and Mikel Milhoan, and richly trim med gray silk (she , Glenna Milhoan attended 811 but bankrupted her husband Homecoming at Flatwoods. buying clothes), young Frances j Mr. and Mrs. Blaine :.Iii II1oat1l Cleveland. the White House's · called on Mr. and Mrs. only bride ac tUillly married in . Osborne Sunday afternoon. the Wh ite House, Petite and I Mrs. Dora Heaton of Pomeroy ever c~armmg Jackie Kennedy Ivisil.ed a few days with Mrs. Jn wh1te silk coat and dress Ali ce Dodson. and Lady Bird in a sort of Mrs. Clara Milllo<W and Mr!'l. 10~ tan. : Eloise Farley were in At.heos LYONS I . -, , , - ~ -D~ily Sentinel, Pomet·oy·Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 20, 1965·15 ed on an Eastern Local Library , Mrs. Yea go . I Allee Nease gave • reading. Ba till Cia. ' MASON _ Special Prayer , ' committee., I A vocal quarter composed of The meeting was close~ with P Hours. prior to the New Life tali~ Mrs. WOld Spencer, Mrs. Bob ' Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Spencer pra yer by Mr I " McCoy Re- : Hallm4!een 11 • Mission Revival at the Mason ~ IBaJley, Mrs. Tom McGrath Mrs. and daughter Rl!'l::ma, and Mr fresh ments were servt>d in the I ~ .. Methodtst Church have been anGeorge Frederi£k, and Buckley .ang '·t:omg lund• room . Members of ' · [.()well Bmg will be on the ser· Home" aDd "Sweeter E a c h en Rule Class of Inounced. On 'fhursday , October Grandparents were special ocr. ZO approximately $260 was raised l 1 tt f N be I D , ni port F'ir!St BaptiS\ . h h th ct t , PTA I vng comm1 ee or ovem r. ay, aceompa ed by Mrs [ R ·-'I p Thl d W d 21 st , spec Ia 1 prayer ours WI 11 gues1s w en e tes e1 . at the county auctton and a Th r t d f11 h R B kl ., . ,; lllma UTIOnl to joyed a halloween Th e Syracuse r t"' nes-- be held at the Mason Method 1st met Monday evening, each re- rummage sDle Is being planned e ITS an l graders oger uc ey. .Sugartlme • • day Homemakert club w 1 I i church ror the New Life MJs- l ceiving a corsage of yellow fo th f 1 !\1 L tied for the bemus book for at· w88 sung by a ladies quarter •I IA)ad. Revrval Serres !egular meeting Tht , met October 20 at 10 a. m. at . . r e near u ure. · r arry tendance. Mrs. Carl Kautz Mrs Roger mg at the home of ~ . d F II s1on from 8 p.m. unttl 9 p m. chrysanthemums made by Mrs. Morrison, Eastern Local ex:ecu· . Aft th d B kl M R' ·8 Rev Randall Parsons of Se- old Thomas 11 tbe horne oI Mrs. Lm a erre . Ev mor mg special qulet JDwight Milhoan a e gran parenta 1l uc ey, rs ussell pencer, b . · 1 11 ~e head 's~oke ?" 1ssue ·1• and were ermtroduced 0 , · The topic is to be "Vesetable ery by lhe1r chil- and Regina speOcer. A p1ano1 asttan, Fla • rormerly of Ra- Mrs. Tony Fowler 1 Cookery" with the leaden pre- :r:y:s :~t~l ~- !~ye~ ~~~ Group s~~mbyg 0 the NP T.A. ~hisfagror~~ 1 ~ gom1 °~ r;co~d dren, an entertamm~ musical solo, j'1ndian Love Call." was cine. wlll be the evan~eli~ ! for d~vollons Dunng th·-paring the vegetables Those at- ho~e:; · · · soMng wCas K . · program was presented wit! presented by Mrs. DP.Imar a rev1val to be held Nov 5-1).7 mteltn"0 the class vot~~ ''".d.ease.f ~ { ' vo . g ssdudet · f · E 1 presl mg o- coy, can 1 ae or ast- Mrs Carl Kautz in charge tending are asked to bring sal· . . r. ar 1 auz, 1Baum h s . , ~,.... ... , . d t d d The New Life Miss1on ReVlv· ficer gave a report on the re-J ern Local School Board spoke Mr AI" N" led · h 1 at t e yracuse Asbury Metho- dmse clothmg tor a RP.~ ~I' .mea. • orA~ I ~sert, danh ta- al wil1 be held from October cent' County Council meeting brieflv ' I ar us. I Ice cas~'Le I lei . "He's Got the Whole World dist church. and. di~hes ror the churcti•\it.o e serVICe. ~ ereste orne 31-November 5th. Mrs. Donald d ed th t th . l l!l"o p n sm~o:mg t me ca ·m His Hands," was a pmno . . . , makers are cordially Invited. ' cook Mason ,. the e e al an anno,unc ha . e new It was voted to pay $100 for you sweetheart.'' number played by Sherry Me Services Will brgl n at 7 30 m~ room. Refreshments wen-~~,." a. 1 • ~ g n r water coo er 1or t e third floor library books to be purchased I Mr. Ch ares 1 Yeago pl~!e d Cam. followed by the same• p.m, churc h paBior Wendell G.· served at the close of the evm: • The Pomeroy Cra ft an d HOu- chairman and Cecil McMillion has been urchased by the p I by Club will meet Wednesday is the evangelist. TA p I by the Eastern Local School two vibraphone numbers, Sa- ~ number by her six-year-old SIS. IStuller. announces. There will mg Mrs . David Jenkins will be fron 1 10 a m unhl 2 p m at the · · Board Mrs. Richard Barton and 1 bra dance~~ and 11 1 get Misty " te F· ·tn McCa . be 11 . ,,r home of Be~erly Chap~an on ~~~n.-N, Mrs. Dwight Milhoan stated Mrs. Hobart Newell were nam~ I t~tccompamed on the ta b brl, m m, who 1B un- . s~ a smgmg. The public hoslr~s for the Novtmber mefi. ~ .d .h kI P no Y a e as yet to read mus1c, Mrs. 'Ja mv1ted mg 1 PIeasant R1ge, wi1 a sac lunch at noon. LAIGI JUICY !!:29c Florida·Oranges-- 69c lrdllll.. o1 Item& Pullm1n Bre•d I 3 • 2-lb. loiVes $1. &mlpltd.., ... Expires Oct. :13, 194111 III Colo. Ulllt Ul''a .1 �l ! ' . t ,1 ,·~1, Pomeroy-Middleport._o., Oct 2~,- ~9~5 1 ~ Around And . ,· ~~~~::~:ood ~ ,,1 ,~ About Midd/eJ)Orf Church Class Mrs. Helen Damewood enter- \ Mrs. tained the Loyal Helpers class ' Mrs. Orin Smith and 1 James Jividen were in Gallipo- of the Syracuse Methodist : lis Saturday to attend the 17Sth Church Monday evening in anniversary events. , her home. Mr and Mrs. Fred · Healy ' The meeting, In charge of Talbott) of Columbus I M~s. Ralph Ro~on,. opened , . 't d M Harry Cross, <:t pa- wtth Psalm 23 m umson. Devo- I (Louise 1 vtSI e r. t' tak I The Upper tient at Meigs Memorial Hos- 1008 en rom : I . . . d his famil over the Room were led by Mrs. Dame- , plta l, an · Y_ wood who closed with prayer. 1 weekend. Mr. Cross 18 recuper· ! Round robin cards were sent i atm~ from surgery, ' tt. Mrs. Bert Weese and Mrs. I Mrs Emmett Hughes \'isited Dana Hysell. The bazaar. soup, her ~other. Mrs. A. Young, a and bake sale to be sponsored surgical patient at the Gallipo· . by the church on November 5, lis Clime. I in the church social room, was MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER . ~N'[I :Y p£1\MANIS~!II.Il\'[S ~sst1 D .. l Pl\ FOB ~.. '" ;, ()"S' 11 .... • at y ·• 35o/o VOL XVII NO. 157 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO cottoN en tin THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1965 nag 1 1 discussed Y!rs. Ludie Meadows has re- 1 turned to the home of her dau- Miss Marcia .Karr presented ghter and son-m-law, Mr. and 1 the program which ~as a char- , Mrs. B. F. Parmale~ after ~is- I ~cter study of Lydia. A poem iting with her son m Hunting- . My Get Up and Go Has Got Mr. and Mrs. P. M.l)urst MASON - Town council this weelt approved an ordinance for tb• the permsnent improvements In the village. The work would include all street mtersectrons of the town. But the action drew opposition, and may lead to law· suits. U, S. REP. WALTER H., Alter Mayor Dayton Raynes M~ller _of Lancaster today Iread the ordinance, he asked said anll-drafl.. demoMtrators for a discu8Sio~ from residents are gu!Uy of near treason rn present regard1ng the proposaL their wlllful. ca~pa1gn to under- George Zuspan complained mlne Amertca s war aga1nst that a drain by bts property communism." should either ~· moved or Moeller charged that the changed. Council agreed to movement, which has attracted check into the matter. some 200,000 recruit!, was or- In other discussion, a quesganized by Communist ageilts - - · - - - - -and is dominated by extreme Leftists and profession agitators. ' Dursts to Observe 50th Anmversary . I ton, w' v·a. 1Up and Went" was read by , I Mrs. Damewood. : RAVENSWOOD _ Mr. and ried Dec. 2, 1915 at Gal\ipuhs. John Allensworth and a fra - Prayer by the Rev. Wendel , Mrs. P.M. Durst of Mt. Alto, Mr. Durst wa~ associated lor tt~rmty brothe~. R~ssell HamU-li stutter .'closed the meeting, ar-1 W. Va. who will celebrate their many yc<trs with. pravo Co n· , ton. Ohio UmvenHiy students, ter which refreshments were iOth wedding anniversary Dec. stru('t lon Co .. reurmg three .spent the wl:'ekend with Mrs_ : served by the hostess to Mrs. I· wiU be honored Saturday, years ago . They h:n:t"' s~v.en 1 Hobert Allensworth. Royal Thomas, Mrs.. Am~rose i Nov. 6 at 7:30p.m. with an op- , grandch~ ldreu an.d. unt gJ.ea.L-1 , ,. , . . . has Flanagan, Mrs. Mel\'m G~1mm. m reception to be held at Kera· , grandduld. AI.I tnends. H:l.l-, \oil~ . M~ 1 guante Durst Mrs. Robson, Mrs. Wtlliarn rand near Ravenswood. lives and neighbor:; dl'l' cor- b:t·n '.etulned fro m Holzer Hos Eichinger. Miss Karr , Mrs. I Hosts will be their son and dially invited. \ pll<il 111 Galhpohs to the home I Damon Farrell, Mrs . William : ltiughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.' ot her 111?ther. Mrs_ Adam .~b- 1 HoudasheU and 3 guest, Rev. 1 Chester Durst of Nilts, Ohio, : 1 ersbach m Pumeruy, tollowmg I Stuller. tnd their daughter and son-m-1 · surgery · : ; : ; : ; : ; ; : - : : : : , . , . , . _. 1 law, Rev . and Mrs Randall Mr s_ \1 c. Wilso n lrft Tue~- ~ ··~~-"'.-'*f'·n:·~·-. _,...,.. 1 (A)!nesl Parsons of Sebastian, dav fur Charleslun . IV Va ": Fla. where sht• .,.,111 be the guest of 1 '1 ~ The former Elsie Click. dau- 1 1 · re at1n~ s I ghter of the late Mr. and Mrs. ' Henry Click of Mt. Alto, and Mr and \Irs. Emerson .Jones Peter M. Durst, son or Mrs. VISited SundJ!r' in Athens with '" Stella Durst and the late Henry the!r daughte.rs. Barbara, and I Mason Fisher and son, Roi Durat of Cottageville, were mar1 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson. 1 and spent the weekend. a~ Mar- ~ WORLD I ! 1 .I 1 I Mainly About .l People In Pcmeroy , _ .. l lington, W. Va. trout f1shmg. ~1r s . C. A. Emm1sh IS VISit- : Gordon Fisher returned to his 1 ing in Marietta with t1er daugh- fstudies at Mountain State Busi- , ter and famJ!y . Mr . .~nd Mrs. ness College, Parkersburg, W. Don Burkey and daughters. She Va. Monday, after spending the 1 w!ll remain ;:~t the Burkey home weekend at his home, I wl1ile Mr. and Mrs. Burkey are Mr. and Mrs. William Fish· all~nd i ng a conventi on. er and son, Willie of.Jlelpre are Arrangements For Potluck Event Made Theodorus Council. Daughtars of America, met in regular iession Monday evening at the 1 I D Ch 1 h . I spending a week with. their ave es 1er, w oM IS em- parens, . t Mr . an . d Mrs Mason • d . S L . IOOF hall wilh Della Stahl. l 1 1 I fJ oye m I. ?UIS. . 0 spen Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Sam 1 councilor, presiding. MISS IIYRIS TYSON I 1th e weekend w1th IllS parents, Arnold Ethel Jones was reported ill : Mr .r111d Mr~ . Harry Chesl~er . Mr. ·and Mrs. Mason fisher lD Holzer Hospital and MarMr. and Mrs. Hinton Tyson ! Mr . <tnd Mrs. J. K SrnJth, accompanied their son, Roland ! guerite Durst returned to the have aonounctd the enguge- Jr . ol Ch<trlt'slon, W. Va. and 38 far as Athens Monday, enhome of her mother from hos- mt!nl uf their daughter, tty- tu:r brother. _Mr. Jay Fleenor route to Columbus for his phy~ pitaL Margaret Seidenabel. I ris Tyson of Norwalk, Obio, 1or Akron. v1s1ted ovt'r lhe week- sica!. Roland ptissed his physl-: council deputy, repor ted on a to R<tlpb Bissell, son of Mr. enl.l w11h .'vir Smilh's mother, cal and left Tuesday morning ! deputy meeting held Sunday in Wilbur Bissell of Long Bot- 1 ~1rs .J K Small ~:md familyI from Columbus for Lackland Chester. It was announced that tom aud of the hUt Gladys Mr. t.~nd Mrs. Geo:ge Baker I Air Force Base, Texas. I those who plan lo oltend the 1 Bissell. have mnved from Ule1r home on Mr. and Mrs. Max Eichinger! potluck dinner at Chester on Miss Tyson gnduated from Lincoln St. to the hom~ vacated moved Tuesday, from New Ha- i November 4, are to contact the I Norwalk High school and h1 1on Hussell 'St. by the1r daugh- ven, W. Va. to their newly ' ..<leputy by October 30. ft was employtd a~ casliier at t.:olum· iter and family , Mr and Mrs. purchased home, Mulberry Ave. ~ suggested that two or three pre- bia G<1s of Ohio at Nor- [ Kalad Hindy and c:hildren who the former Shain property. I pare potluck together and those \ walk. Mr _ Bissell is employed . ha~,o.·e moved lo Seneca Falls, N Mr and !\Irs. Everett Mich- I ttt Norwalk Furniture Co. in Y. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Bur- ael moved Tuesday, to the Norwalk. A summer wedding sh1rk, daughter and son-in-law Mitch property in Minersville. · is bt'ing planned by the cou- 1and f<t111ily o~ Mr._and Mrs . Bak- Mr. and Mrs. Craig Wehrung i pic. e1. 11re ~jJvmg mto the Baker and son. Jeffrey of Columbus I --- · home. "' were weekend guests of his par<tttending are to lakt' l<tble ser-; . Mrs. Oscar Fugate of Tole_do 1enls, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Webpr. vice except a coffee cup. Food I VI Sited over the weekend w1th rung. taken should b~ g1ven tu co m- 1 Mrs James H<twley. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosenmitte w charge. Among the new families mov- baum returned ho~~ Monday, ing into Middleport recently after a 'en d<~ys v1s1t at Rey. Named un 1:1 miscellaneous , were Mr and \1rs . U. L. Thomp- noldsburg, with their son and Site • committee. were. Carrie Ne utz- son and son, David, on Hysell- daughter-in-law, Mr. and .Mrs. 4 to 10 , hug , Carne Memhart , Eva St. , Mr. and Mrs. c. Wesley Jack Rosenbaum and family, Petite Bow De:ssauer and Nettle Hayes and Holcomb. son. Char les Holcnmb , Beetle Heel on the mem~rsldp l'OHunittf:'t' and M1ke Grten, and Mr. and SP-veral Teacher, were Cora Heegle, Margaret \Mrs . .John Grode and children T k · OU C Seidenabt'l and Winona Cook. I Kimmi, Kelli, Johnny, and Jim~ Sea, rnl g h .ourhleMid I I A contribution wa s madt tovera teac ers In t e . [ward a gift from Edi th Wakely my. dleport schools are attending Middleport 1 '! the Modern Moth Workshop di strict deputy ~~- tl!e Boos t er ~ MR. MrDANIEL DIES being glven at Saislbury El-:::::;::::;:;:=::::;::;::;::;::;:::;:::;:::;:=:ll meetul!:!. M~> Se1denabt'l won 1 Relat1ves ha~t: received word emenlary School each Wednes· -. the door prJZt:. of. the d~ath. of Mr. Russ~ll Me- day evening from 7 to 9 p. m. At tilt' do~ ol the m~etmg, a DanJe!. m Charleston, " : Va. conducted by Ohio University. sJien l Gluction was held. ' fo.llowmg. an extended Illness. 'l'he course, lasting 1~ weeks, 1lt1s fam1 ly have b<en called is being taught by Dr Seaton there including Mr. Russell M~- Smith. The Middleport · teachTONIGHT & THURSDAY I. Dame!, Jr., Mrs. Betty Wrl- ers Bre taking the course tn RETUR"' HOME NOT OPEN I Mr. and Mr:s. Ltwrence Pul-1hams, Middl eport; . Mr. and conjunction with the modero I!ins of Akron. returned tu their : Mrs." Marvm F~IDAY ond SATURDAY d KnderR' Pome·l d math course which will be put October 22-23 h~me recently after a. vlsil l roy: .t~r. an Mrs. aymon in the curriculum at the Mid· "SWINGfRS' PARADISE" Wlth Mrs.. K. A. Pullins and , ~cDaruel. and Mr. and Mr~- ~ dleport schools next year. ctechnicolorl ~ ~ ~~~r~el~a~ll\~·e~s.:,_______ Charles Healmear or Balli· . AttendJng are Mr. E. C. Cliff Richard, Wa lter Slezak, morl:', Md. . . : Younu, Mr. Leo Kennedy, Mrs. 'SUBan Hampshire. f 1 11 b h ld ~ "A HIGH WIND unera Servl.ces WI ~ e Maxine Philson, Mrs. Elizabeth IN JAMAICA• Thursday at t.30 p.m. at the 1Pickens, Mr.. Julia McComas, I (Technical on Bartlet t - Burdette Funeral \ Mrs. Bernice Carpenter' Mrs. I Anthony Quinn, .James Cor· FI N IS H I N G IHume m Charleston, W Va . Mrs. Helen Maag Mrs Leah Ord . bun, IJla Kedrova. Our best quality H. E. Smith of Middleport IS a Mrs. Sara Rupe, .Mrs. Flossi~ ..UNDAY thru WEDNESDAY service sister. IAllensworth, Mn. Grace HawO<Iol>er 24-27 e ANNOUNCES SPEAKER I ley and Mrs. Pearl Reynoldo. •HARUM SCARUM" I DAY SERVICE I Rev . Jackk \) S Stutler SON 18 BORN I 0 N REQUEST Etvi.s Presley, Fran JeHries, d 0will1 bbe . 0 Mary Ann Mobley. gue st. spea er un ay, c er Mr. and Mrs. David Rtus. l'oetur<thl: H. 7.30 p m. church. •t the Mmers. 'II e, are announcmg . To The Wild Return villeat Methodist F.v<•rv-1 Harnsonvt c,lorurtoons . . 't d Tl the birth of a son, Paul MichAdmisslon: 75c & 40c. Cleaners Pomeroy one IS mv! e · Je pastor ael, at Holzer hospital 00 October 9, weighing U lbs., 101> oz. 1 - Wendell G. Stutter"(. Grandparents are Mr. and ·· Mrs. Fred Riggs, Pomeroy, Rt I, and Mr. aod Mrs. Eugene Aikins, Rutland, HI I, Great grandparents are Mro. Mary Diehl, Harrlsoo~lDe, Mrs. Her. I bert Riggs Pomeroy Rl. 1 and Mrs. Viclol'ia Stacy, Middleport. The couple have three other sons, David Ray, Mark and Danny. SHIRT and SLACK SETS never need ironing! S2.95 Here's a dress shirt for boys that always comes through a winner! Stays crisp and wrinkle free all through an active day! Stns fresh through washing after washing with NEVER a touch o[ an iron ' White. Sizes I 0 to 20. • l' Other Little Boys Shirl and Slack Sets $3.95 Little Boys Long Pants, Si1es 3 to 7 $1.95 and $2.95 Little Boys Long Sleeve Shirts Sizes 3 to 7 $1.69 and $1.95 BOYS WASH 'N WEAR COTTON BROADCLOTH WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, SIZES 8 TO 18 - - 1 I s1'5 ' p DRESS FLATS ~-• $1 ,99 l S9.95 I Bo sure to ' " oil the other otyiK in mons Swootors on 10lo now in tho mono d• p1rtmont on tho ht floor. Slipovors, Cooto, Novoltl01, Stop In ooon, pick out what nood. I 1 1 you Roush's Shoe Store MEIGS THEATRE ·1 =,l SH1RT ' 1 j Rob·Jnson's ~;:;:~;:;:~=;::::::::;;;: =--...-..........._ _..-...-.., ./'*'•" Prices St1rt At sn.99 Chapman· Canaday AAAA-AAA In tho Middle Block Noxt .. Ellromldl AA·B POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI ITORI BIKE FATAIJTIES NEW YORK (UPI) - Child· dren between the ages of 5 and 14 are the most frequent victims of fatal bicycle accidents and a large portion of oudl mishaps OCCID' after dark, accordIng to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, wbo are conducting a na- 1 Uonal "Llle-A'lllke" campaign tD equip bicycles with lree re- ~~VI tapa, WITH COLLIGI $2.99 NAMIS AND SEAL - - - Sizes Small, Medium, Large . Black, Cranberry and Surf Blue. OHIO OIDO STATE-FLORIDA SWEAT SHIRTS until 8:30p.m. They mayor em· desirable." Moeller called for i the speedy enactment of pendlng legislation that would make It a federal offense to impede the movement of military troops and materiaL phasized that parents will be held responsible for acts of vandalism by thetr children. WEATHER ,! :_aed · !l . . S ,. 0 .c.;,. ' pected to' come today. of $15 wss made to the "Gilt rwm • Turner wu seeking Senate conftrmation For Yankl program, $10 to the Of Coolville Dies for Morrissey and Kirksen was "Chapel of Four Chaplains" Funerl services for Irwin M. trying tD pigeonhole the Kenne- and a SSO contribution wu pre- Turner, 70, Rt. 3, Coolville, who day family friend's bopes for a tD tho Intramural pbysi· died In the Veterans Memorial federal judgeship, Both senators education program at Rut- Hospital Tuesday evening, will claimed they had enough votes Higb school. The latter gift be held Friday at 3:30 p. m. for victory acct!pted in behalf of the at the Ewins Chapel with bur· byCoachesCharlesSmith tal in the Woodland cemetery, CAPE KENNEDY Frank Knight. Dayton, beside his hlte wife, nauhl Walter Scbirra and The also decided to make Vesta. as Stafford, their opaceshlp and iD the Citizenship Surviving Is a sister, Mrs. rocket set lor launch Americanism contest avail- Mary Hamllton. Herrogate. today turned tD a drill to all seniors of Rutland Tenn. Friends may call at the ed to make sure their school. The Rutland FJI'A funeral borne any limo. network of trackln& stations is granted ~Ilion to hold ready lor the Gemini 6 spa I public shooting matcb II the TAII!N TO HOLZER chase. ce Legion farm Nov. 13 and agaiD The Mlddleport emerceucy • The 23 elctronic outposts on Nov. 20. ~ue unit look Tom Roush, stretched around the w..-ld were Steak dinnera were served to Railroad-at, Mlddleport, to Hoibelns pat lhrougb a day-long se the officers, members, • new zer hospital Wednesday al11:52 1es of uerdses simulallng var- member, VlriJII Parsons, and a.m., suffering from a back Ious port\0111 of the complicated ~.!!:...__ Injury suatalned sometime ago. apace rendevous mlsston. All I I , Get the jump on spring. Seed 'n feed your lawn now, evo oa frozen ground with Scotts products and pve. e TURF BUILDER · Covers 2500 sq. ft., regulerly $2.95 _Now $2.21 tr~ the stations were Into the Dlllalon control cent- e TURF BUILDER PLUS 4 ers here and In Houston U the bell • shaped apacecraft were actually around the earth. 11 Covers 1000 ~· ft., regulerly $4.95- Now $3.71 Now $3.71 e 50% WINDSOR SEED Covers 1000 sq. ft., regullrly $3;95- Now $2.96 ELBERFELD-S IN POMEROY ~~----------------~--------------------------------------------~ }C ~;"i~r~"!.;::'~na~o~."~ ~~~~ :~~t~· s::~ i~ ~ar~~- :u::~d!r;n~nd ~::. ::.n~ Klan's Dues, Sheet Sales District Judge In Boston. A contribution of 125 to the ter sang with IJorsey'o orchega: :: a .,~~:~r~o;er· ~~d~:,~,ed ~~er#:~ ·1ur: stra. Come up to House Probers in a showdown vote that was Chief Larry Baker, 1 donation I , M 60. SAVE lS'o NOW I I Season's End Sale Covers 10CIP ICJ· ft., regularly $4.95 _ • _ _ 1 0 In white or In Hickory Str!pt eWINDSOR SEED ° I Doub(t ~ SwJoe W!odllll Also a aomplete selection of painters overalls in wb\te. Size 34 to 50 and Blue Denim Ov· eralls and Jackets in slzetr 38 to 50. 'J:: lye Co ID QVERALLS to J:' RutJandLegion Lee emma'S and in all sizes 34 Young Mens Short Sleeve Henley Neck of the Armed Forces as an un- 2 Americans Win Physics Prize i\lade or brushed 85% orion aerylie and 15% mohair bllilllit Softly blended multi-<:olor om~re stripes. Vertical panel b~nd masculine colors in differing. strain to complete the soft, luxurious, style making appearance. Sizes small, medium, large. ·I 1 otl Men's Mohair Blend Coat Sweaters 1 1 HIDDEN HILLS, Callf. (UP!) - Actress Marie (The CLASS PLAY - The Eastern High school Junior class, under the direction of Miss Lucy Amsbary, will pre. Body) McDonald, 42 was found dead today by her bus· sent Horton Wilder's prize winning play, "Our Town" Friday, Nov. 12 at the high school. Cast memhers and WASHINGTON - PRo; S- band in their home and the coroner'a office said her stage crew workers are front row, I to r, John Meredith, Roberta Wells, Linda Henderson , Janet Holsinger, ident Jnhnson, under doctors' death was a "possible suicide." Low toalgbl 52-11 -heaal. Dave Williams, Ira Showalter, David Heaton, Rodney Chevalier, Miss Amsbary. Second row, C. D. Mcintyre, Barorders to "take it a little easy" Detectives said the Malibu Sheriff's substation t..ceiv· Moody cloudy and cooler Fr~ bara Hartley, Karen Bissell, Carolyn Hoffman, Janet Frank, Regina Spencer, Dennis Newland , Connie Hayman, for the next four to six weeks, ed a telephone call at 5:30 a.m. PDT from film produc- day, ralu ending norlbweot dur- Jack Duvall. Third row, Sina May Summerlield, Jacquelyn Sue Bahr. Dor Dolores Hise, Karen Carter, Barbara planned to leave Bethesda Na- er Donald Taylor that his wile, Marie, was dead. No lng day. Spurlock, Pat Smith, Linda Spencer, Sally Mora, Robert Keaton. Back row. Robert Murphy, Glenda Deeter, val Hospital today and return further details were immed· ·---- · lo the While House. iately available. one-time vocalist with the or· mr:w1jiifan•· 1 1 0 iii nl• ~~~ Price, Sharon Baker, Leverna Jackson, Ronald Orr, Thomas Osborne and Richard Douglas. _ Sentinel · The 57-year-old Chief Execu- There was oo immediate in- chestra of the Tommy Dorsey, tive entered the hospital just dication ao tD the cause hao been involved in \ega\ COil· two weeks ago to undergo sur- death. troversy during her years iu gery fur removal of his gall Hollywood. bladder and a kidney stone. He The actress' career In recent was told by his doclors Wednes- years bas been plasued with She once claimed she was day he could' return to the ex- !"oubles, among them lreatment k1do~ped and raped by two ecullve mansion, but on a great m Lao Vegas m I!& lor report- men m 1957 and released rn .the ly reduced schedle o1 aetlvl edly accidental overdose of desert more than 100 nnlea lte8 · sleeping pills; treatment at Syd- from Hollywood. law author\- I STOCKHOLM _!UPI) - TwoJof organic synthesis." 'awards, •aid Woodward, 48, "mean • revolution In the · in Belmont, Mass. ney, Australia. in IIHI3 In a. psy- ties investigated . th• ca~e but · American IC!enhsts and. a Ja·, Schwinger, 49 , Feynman, 49 ''has carried out a number of, thoughts •.nd ,pictures. of solid In ' PEAPA!.l[, 'N J MRS cbialrlc. clinic and convrction her alleged krdnapero were panese whose research IS COD· Iand Tomonal]a ss split the ldtfiiCUII •ynthesea of compliC3t·,state phySirs. He sa1d 1t was Tokyo, Tom?~aga ' ~ ·'olm F K011 ......:. ha•s later Jn the same year on char- never apprehended. trlbutlng to the development of' p'"·sics award ior transforming ed organic compounds within extremely important for the said hiS r:'therhwas very v al! far · •~•1 d ~·!bed a ges of forging two prescriptions . electronic "' ,.,..aUed "exchanae »laY" the 1as1 1wo deca des. " I phySics .· of e1ementary par1·rc 1es. . surpriSed ' to bo , _ compater1 ....... ......, wan the . . ear. of hiS. ae1te·~. m use eacr " IS to obtain the pain-kilUng drug Mill McDoaald bao beea In· the Nooel ~ 1m' . Physics. between element rticles It said his "peak achie•e- S c h w i n g e r and Feynman Uon as a wmner tn physrcs, a badly made· ov~r barn In parcodan. volved ill Udg1tion with •ar· Another Am~J<Ib won the into hard mathem".J;caftacls. ,ment" came m.l96t "when he · were both born in New York Rudberg said Woodward's or1 oentral New Jersey fol coun- Tho blonde Miss McDonald lon1 llll·buabudo. Sbe IIMIPl prize for chemistry. . . I succeeded in briDging about the Woodward was born in Boston, ganic synthesis work has reJllll· 1 try. - -' lucreased ebild sapport i:a re- The h . . I Their ground work was la1d complete synthesis of the green Mass. ed in "several" antibiotics IDd The house has four bedrooms eeat yean lrom e~o-lnuband Pr 1 yst:h ~mners t down more than two decades coloring matter in leaves of Reactioas Mixed 11 nesthetirs now used in hoe.piand a small cottage nearby that 880T)I Karl, tbe sboe ma&nate • .;.,- u~~:rsi Wl~~a~ PM ago when the United Slates and plants, chlorophyll. " Feynman, awakened by tele- ta ls throughout the world. could sene as guest quarters. aow married tD actreso Del>/· F lh J'f lnsti Japan were stdl f1ghtms World In announcing the physics phone in Pasadena and told ol He said Woodward's work ill 01 81 1 Mrs. Kennedy's aide, Pamela bt~ ReyDOids. t ~~~ h ~ . o~a d ·war 11. They reached their con- awdrd , Prof. Erik Hudberg of 1the award said : "I know about! connected with the research on Tunure, said lhe former First fiff • UteS tO Sh I 'ed Cau ,. ndee nPro gfy ~n lat.. eTna, elusions independently, without the Academy said the work oloit and 1 h~ve nothing to ""Y. " '1 choleslerol .and latty acid metaLady plans to spend fall and e a so was mam to · 11., a o .... In· 1ro o-t' 'th . d _~.,_ . · mona a of Tok coopera mn. 1 e two American an Japanese · S c h w 1 n g e r was ''terribly 1bohsm which won the NVY~C1 wmter weekends in the retreat. sportsman Richard AU~d. agg yo. I Eacfl Wlll Share 'I scientists would probably affect[ pleased and uciled" when in-•prize for medicine last year r.r eVef3 3USeS ent VIc Orsatti, actors agenl Prof. Robert Burn• Wood- The three will share the , the development of electronic formed he shared the prize lor , Cambridge Prof. Konrad Block WASHINGTON - SENATE Lou Bass and attorney· banker ward ,. also ofHarvard,. w?n the $56,400 prize .money. Icomputers and other electronic 1physics but then rolled over 1and Gerrrr.n Prof. Feodor LJ· GOP leader Everett M. Dirk- llonatlont were voted recent· Edward T. Callahan. che.mJSI.ry pr~ze for hJS merr- 1 The Swedish Academy oilequrpmenl. ,and wen I back to sleep, his , nen of Munich's Ma• Planke Illsen, O..Mass., were on a collis-- ly to several groups by mem- Born Marie Frye In Burgin, tono~- ~ntrJ~t~~~--~~ _art-~Ienc~,-~h~c-~--~kes _ the _ He_ sa!d the research will wife said. The Schwingers live . stitute. Jon co~ today over the con- bers of Rutland Post 467, Amer· Ky., she started as 1 Joha Pow---- --- - - -- -- - 1 1 1 Actress McDonald ~g:~!~~~ ::~ .~:.~.!~ :~ :~·~~:::a~~· ~~ht,;ii~~ ~~;~I pOSSI.hie Su.·c.·de LITTLE BOYS Pair of long ·pants plus a long sleeve sport shirt to match. A fine selection o[ styles and colors. S1zes 2 to Ua~4~7. , lion was asked regarding the ing to protect their Interests. ( ---------------------------~,...:..-4---------"'-­ cost of paving various streets. Smith furlher indicated there j Some persons wanted to know may be a lawsuit filed. Zuspan why the paving of some streets Iprotested the cost of the streets I cosl more than others. for hrmself and Mrs. Foster. He , Mayor Raynes said the am- reportedly said they were not ount of tlle and extra work "' benefitted to the ••tent of the , qutred tD complete the streets cost. in question was the cause lor Mayor Raynes. in answering variations in the costs. inquiries about paying imme- 1 Attorney Robert R Smith, diately for the pavins, said no Jr., Pl. Pleasant, sa1d he was interest will be charRed if the ! present to protest for William amount is paid in full within 30 1 Zuspan, Russell Capehart and days. I Sarah Foster. Th~ attorney re- Councilman Donald Cook op- : portedly stated hiS clients drd· posed the ordinance while wat- [ n'l want Ure ordinance passed, ter Werry Charles Yeager fto. as it stood, and he was attend- bert Kay Wilson George C~rson . Mayor Raynes' and Recorder Charlotte Roush favored it. Mayor Raynes announced : NEW YORK- COMET IKEYi · ..., reached Its closest , ..,... point tD the sun today ill the COUrse of Its "-· loop llir«t•h . heart of the _,solar •••tern,"" llit ' In wbal wu called the 111 space S)lectal:ular ol c:talury, the comet ond Its llllllloll mlle tsU of liowill8 11 llreaited tbroflih the I Alllltc off eeleiUal 'llldch elallld tcletlllsta IIIC lbrooclruut tbe ...,ld. the eome1 made Ita hairpin . ~ the 111111, delighted tiiiiiii>W reported 11 wu .. l1li 'tiur · lflo : WASHINGTON (UP!) - Convinced that Ku Klan bedsheets hide more than racism, House gato~s today pressed a grand dragon to tell where mens dues go. . . .. The House Committee on Un-Amertcan Actm!Jes re· called James Robertson .Jones, head of the North bna hapter. of the Uruted Klans o~ Amerrca. _They sought details (){ a complicated fmanctal system bUilt on receipts from sheet sales, "wizard" taxes and klavern dues. . During appearances Wedne1- nued thetr refusals to day by Jones and Robert M. questions. Shelton invoked Shelton Jr., of Tuscaloosa, Ala., Fifth Amendment 156 imperial wizard of the United and Jones more than SO times. KJans, committee members Shelton, who arrived for charged tho two used Klan neaday's hearings wearing a funds for some of their person- pel button that said al upenses. was e1cused after his Committee Chairman Edwin ranee and ordered .ID E. Willis, D-La., warned the baelt .tor forlber questions Nov. two Klanamen several times a. His United Klans Is the they could be cited for ...,. gesl of more than a dozen tempt of Congress tf they conll- group~ 1~ committee has be':" mvesllgatrng over the past 811 school Issue Boi·led Dow.n T0 M . oney versus ChI•1dren •., : ' ="' COLUMBUS tUPl) Ohio "-···JJ for Ed lion UCll1 (OCE), """'"' b·•••no Slate lsaue ........ lila Nov. 2 ballot, claimed • opoheman for the Ohio Councilor Retail Mercbanhl boiled down the lque to a choice between cash and cltlldren. Jameo 0. llrenoaa, OCI! lllinlllrlllve dlroeCOr, laid 1pMmnen lor the 8f0Up· "bu admtlted ""- 1101 IIDow a:~!be- 1 -:;::.., ~:::;~~~:: MHS Juniors Hear 'Proor taken during tbe Fall Foliage I ~~lr: ~7:r; .. ~.:~er ~!~ Flving Saucers do Exist Sunday be sbown from Jw\U Nine Juniors ol Middleport High school accompanied 1 utll 1,30 P. m. today 00 WBNS-TV, Chaunel 10, In Co- Mr. Tom Kelly to Columbus Tuesday evening to atIambus. I tend a lecture on the topic, "Unidentified Flying Oil. jects ... WIUiam Graeser, Iota! choir I The lecture, sponsored by the Dispatch Char!tlel, lllBll for lhe tour to Pomeroy, was presented by Major Donald E. Key hoe, retired reported lbe Fall Foliage tour from the United States Ma- 1 was eovered for WBNS-Tv rlne Corp. 1the University. The otudenhl by Harlow Lacas. Mr. Loeas' jwill have the opportunity to see pleture appeared In Monday't Major Keyhoe Is recognized recent developments in actloll lloue of lbe Dally SenHoel w\lb as a foremost authonty on the as well as a number of inter· Grueser, but at tbat Ume be subJect of the UFO. The pomt esting engineeriDg developmenlt wao unldeollfled. of biS lecture . was to deomon- that are part of the program strate that flyrng obJects com· of study offered at the Univor· '; monty .~!erred. to as "flying sity. saucers do eXISt. 1 Mr. Kelly Is guidance <oWlStudents attending the lecture selor of Middleport High scllool. were Rose Marie Hacketl, Mar-l vin Fry, David Sigman, David ! Elections Office Jenkins, Micahel Gerlach, Announces Houn bind Brown, Charles Holcomb, Th M . C nty B d of 1 Don Nelson and Diana Davis. I Eiec~onsetr., ~~nounc:r specIn another move tD bring cui· ial hours from now until Oel. The Pomeroy Lions club vot- lura\ experie11ces to the stud- 28 as • service to absentee and Lions Back , Requests £or New Prison Le-I ~ Wedneada ., ed unanimously Wetlnesday to ents of Middleport, four stu- disabled voters. of orthod Y1 the proposal to con- dents will accompany Mr. Kel- The office in the Masonic runl: Re;.oxSh Juses J.or P slruct the new $18 million max- ly the ann~~& I Engineers' Con- pie will be open t to 4 p. m. ov001 • imum security Ohio penitenti- ference to be held Saturday, jery day and on October 23, tbe D-Te' ;:" • · the issue llld, In defertDce ' h the children of lbo atata we aven't &Qtlea Jato whether or OCE in!Uated Issue 1 whlt•hlnot It Is." oslenalhly would Jn~se The OCE ipOtelllllll l8ld salea tax by 1 par Mahaney had PVOII Ohio voters to raise addlMonal money "a clear choice hl1 schoola btllweea e • Br8lllllll qu~ted Mahaney :nand reglsterl, and by In oae of lbe Interviews: It votes ey CID tall wide:!! Willi to &el tnb> ~ 11..:"': ~m!. ances by John Mahaney, ant director of the council. CS:: part ol It (lllllue I) Uluurlnatllfllbalthe mOlt _'IOCII than we WOUld opposition ol (lllle I bu eon. eduellors to let into <eded 1 wm'DiD"• to let cltllpart (laie,l tax) of the dna lllffwi!III!OIIIeqtleiiCef! If mtllt. Wa ~w · Died be ID arder to protect WU.t Tem- tD 0 e = y omt an, • an accoun or dlamonda and · Dotrald K. Appall, cltlet Jnves""atur used his •• IDSwered questions at the Ilion to build up a record Kllb a~vtUes H dre ter with hll q~:ns a~t 11011rw of Klans en· m 8 Dial rubes ond hoods. He asked Jones whether leacler'natln robe cost $15 clra~ prl~ ond came 18\fet grAdes. Tbla last qestJoo WilDa to remark, "you mean the .,., doll't have -... "No;" llld ·Appell, ''ond ' ~ 8;: ~:ng ary in Meigs county. =. .,.tilt... .... . "'lit" ·. 1~' ll'~ '11\1 tJnti· Ut~ir •~11·1 I~I!IJ! ~.~ . T he endorsement was made after J Attor;:ey lsFralsonk W.LPorr., w 0 a • rona member. cited reasons why alate facility should be loin Mei~s county. It was decided the club wlll a letter to Gov. James Informing htm of the action. Members asked to write letters Gov Rhodes The Lions . elub will be held next at 6 p.m. at the The business session presided over by Dr. 1 Brown, president. · Serving the noon luncheon Federated el!ur~ . Oel. 23, at Ohio State Universi· hours will be 9 a.m. until nooa, ty. Planning to attend are Lar- jl to 4 p. m. and l to 9 m. ry Gladwell, Michael Gardner, David Jenkins, and SammY Amveltllncorporat.e Clatworthy Th co 1e' . . • Secremry of Slate Ted 'If. t dede f n renee, Prlm&flly m· Brown today issued articles of en or prospective engmeer· . . rof't Ill ;"g studenls• lnclndes a number am mrorporaMilon, n ·Npo 1 !nQ., •• ts r•s nopost t ve • e • · 30• 01 1ec ures. and. tours of the Pomeroy. several engrneer1ng schools _'!_I Listed as inltial lrusleet u. Vt M William P. Grueoer, Mlhlenvlllt • er&DI emorlll Hospital 1who is also registered as o!UAdmlllloas - Mary Bulcber, utory agent) Franklin IWtiJ, Middleport; William Bush · Ra- 43S WiUiam..:st ~ cine; Faye Palmer, Middl~port; Bradley Pooler; Chester, !liJ James Oweus, Mar- Oaniel Pooler, Middleport. !!.'Ill II• Schoooover, were llled by we.._ Evans, Pomeroy; 111111 Fultz, attomey114t-law . '•'bompson, Pomeroy. ; Dflebqea - Connie 11e1p c 11 Cynthia Craig, ArltnWioK - lllebir(i ~· 1 ......t '. ~ I • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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