https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/96899e9503194dfdbac568d87474c0c5.pdf 553ae628e4b26cb943b1c50974747621 PDF Text Text I ( ' :1 ~• 1 0 ·= y Sentinel, !~!roY·Mlddlep;- os_.t. OctG __ .ro2tu. p19_65 [ i . iddleport Temple is ·~'f:'or· Area Pythian Sisters , 1\e anDUal Pythlan Sisters venUon of. District 11 was ~ Tuesday with Meigs Tem• Pythian Sist•.rs of Middleas bosts In the legion hall with district and grand officers Convention • gan and Nelsonville. The lnstallation service for officers was given by Gallipolis Tern-\ pie followed by closing remarks by Beth Davis, Grand' Ch1ef from Croton, Ohio. I 14'! ·.Pr~ent. A chicken dinner was served :, .District offic(\I'S included Syl- at 5,30 by the Auxiliary to '!~ ·,Bownes, deputy; Mrs. Hor· Feeney-Bennett Post, American :ace McElhinny, secretary; Bet- Legion. The Grand Temple :ty Spencer, treasurer, and Mrs. degree was given Lo several I , ·een Neut.zling, pianist. Regis· membe 1 ~llDn was held from 2 to 3 p. rs. I ~~ with the distrkt deputy, The evening sessiun was Syrvta Bownes, giving the call opened with music by Mr. and to order. Mrs. Paul Haptonstall. ConvenTwo vocal solos were pre- tion officers included Past :Rnted by Lois Burt including Chief, Ann Odgen, Wilkesville; ~es," and "How Great ME.C., Belly Biggs, Meigs ,Thou Art," accompanied by Temple; E.S., Zelda Hall, of :bee' mother, Mrs. Ben Neutz- , Wilkesville: E. J., Ellabelle ; UDg. The welcome address was IMcDonald. Gallipolis; Manager, :,iven by Mayor Lee Smith of Faye Wittekind, Logan; Secre.Middleport with Agnes Wood- tary, Sadie McElhinny, Meigs w.a!d, Gr::.nd Protector, giving Temple; Treasurer. Betty Spen• .1he response. cer. Meigs; Proteclor, Roxie Chapters responding to r o II Wolfe, Logan; Guard, Pribble 1 call ~ere from Logan, Galllpol- Wilson. Gallipolis. is, New Straitsville, Nelsonville I The degree slaff or Meigs ' Middleport, Pomeroy, Glouster. Je, 153 _ with Edith Rusand Wilkesville. e1'1np · The memorial for deceased : sde , staff captain, were attlrt.' m aqua formals and were 1 ~ "'" "*' , """" 84 " , _ . ·~· commendt:'d by the Grand officers for thPir work . .4.lso assisting was Elizabeth Lear, director of work, Gallipolis. • i IT l c Around And About Middleport 1 Fifty - nine guests were regd istered. The invitation for the 1 1966 convention was given by 1 Mrs 0. L. Quillen, St. Marys, Lo~o:a_n Temple. Following the w. Va., spent the weekend w1th , evenmg session, sandiwiches, ~ i cook1es and Mffee were served E M ~;s Frieda Faehnle. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Walbu.rn by Meigs Temple. F md chi ldren, Jill and Stevie, s I visited in Belpre Sunday with ~ ~.., •. ,_, 1, . tw"* ·~ . ' · tJ=r Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Walburn U ) and family and also in Vienna, .J w. Va. wilh Mr. and Mrs. :: Blaine Walburn. \' Mr. and Mrs .. James ~eber ;· retumed U! their home m n '" Lauderctale, Fla. after spend- ~" tng th~ summer here at their Mr. and Mrs . Oliver Landers 1 home in Middleport. Saturday i of Columbus who were here to 1 ·evening they were guests of I attend funeral of her mother, . Mr liene Grate for a farewell \1rs. Howard Biggs were guests · jinner. Other guests were Miss ot Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks. ~rieda Faehnle and John Will. Vanessa Folmer returned to Mrs. E. M. Wood is in Prince- her sludies at Pomeroy E:lemen·.on. Vv . Va . VISiting her sister, , tary School Wednesday, afler Mrs. Ruby Scott. Ia week' s Illness. Mrs. C 1\1 Hennesy is visit- Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt ihg In Columbus with her dau- anu Bruce of Columbus visited 'th~rr and ta~ily , Mr. a~d Mrs. briefly Sunday, w1th her moth:..J9rdon Harns and famLiy. . er, Mrs. W. A. Morgan. , ··'Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harns, Kathy Morgan of Middleport ' :;Of;,mb\ts, visi!N his father , spent SHiurday with her grand- 1] "\1 .- . Rubert Harris and their mother, Mrs. W. A. Morgan. ;laughter, Susan Harris, kinder- Mrs. E. J . Hill returned home g8r1Pn teach~r in Pomeroy. : Saturday, after a visit with reiMr. and Mrs. George Mein-. atJves in t:olumbus. 1 1art and Mr. and Mrs. James : Miss Mary Hill and nephew, i -Fu~ate visited Saturday in Me- l M1chael Jones of Co lumbus rhahicsburg and then m Colum- 1were weekend guests of her ' ' blls with \1r. and Mrs. John parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. : '\1ayer and children, Cheri and Hill. i ; tobn. \lrs. Raymond Pullins of · Melvin Rirtle, Columbus, Thurston and Mrs. Alva Hite of · spent the weekend with his par- Baltimore were Wednesday 1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riffle. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rollin : Over the weekend the group Bearhs 1 ' -took a trip through the moun- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gard- 1 lains in West Virginia a n d[ ner and granddaughters of Co- ] through Maryland. Thev return- 1lumbus were recent guests of ed late Sunday. They ·reported I her parents, Mr. and Mrs. il vivid display of hill foliage ~ Phil Williamson. and trees along the route. I Mr and Mrs. Sherley Swan Mr. and Mrs. Jam£'s Pullen were Tuesday visitors in Marand daughter, Stephanie, visil- • 1eHa and Williamstown, W. Va. ] ed recently in Seneca Falls, 1 Mrs. Allen Hampton return· N. Y. with Mr. and Mrs. Kalad : ed home Tuesday arternoon from Hindy and childr~n . [)-<~yton where she attended the Mrs. Walter Morris has been OhiO l3aptist General Assoclareturned to her home on Syca- : t10n meeting held last week more-S! from Holzer HospJtaJ I from Wednesday through Sat- ~1 where she recently underwent urday, at the Tabernacle Sapmajor surgery. list church. While there she ( members was conducted by Lo- was lhe guest of her brother and sister-m-law. Mr. and Mrs. I Luther Russell and family . I~H1tl~l t1•] i:L-fiiY/ Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan .,.,•• ..-t,L:A .:JI.m& visited Wednesday at Guysville w11h lheir "ousins, Mr. and Mrs. FRI.-SAT.-SUN, Ovte Miller, Oct. 22-23.24 Dwight (Skip) Logan return- . "BEACH BLANKET BINGO" ed home Saturday, from Uni- ] With Frankie Avalon versity Hospital and is convaand Annette Funicello lescing nicely. Mrs. Logan who ; (Color) I remamed m Columbus, to be - and: with ~er son was the guest of" 1 her sister and brother-in-law 11DIAMOND HEAC" With Charlton Heston Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smtth. '1 and Jarne~ Darren I (Co lor) 1 Elberfelds Bargain Days Friday and Saturday 9T05 • e 9T09 at y BARGAINS for YOU and YOUR FAMILY in EVERY DEPARTMENT MINS CORDUROY BUY NOW! Girls 2 pc. Slack Sets $J.~--$2.~--$3,C)~ SPORT SHIRTS Your choice of any Neckties. RN, blue or black, Sizes 101aU, medium, large. BARGAIN DAYS 2 A wide selection of girls 2 pc. slack sets, corduroy and stretch pants, gay cotton knit tops in soli~s ' . and stripes. Sizes 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. SAL I 2 piece capri set, wash 'n wear cotton, solid color PHIL MAID $2.95 Sizes 3 to 7 and 6 to 18. Easy to launder and take care of. Solid colors, stripes and smart combina· lions . . slips. Lace trim. Full cut. Sizes 32 to 44, White, red and ltlack, eirls warm knit hati, ear wannen, stocking caps, cuddle caps, mask caps and bon. nets. Beautiful !IOlids and pattern&. $2.39 24"x36" ....... $1.95 27"x48" . , , , •. $2.95 24"x70" . , , , , , $3.69 $3.00 for SALE ~~~;~--~;-~~------------·~------------------~~::~~~~~~==::~~::~~::_:~~==~~~::u::::~::=-----------------------------c;~ - - - - - - - ~VOL XVII NO 158 ""''" ~.0 . POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1965 3 pllrt STORM WINDOW KITS PRINTED OUTING AU cotton. 36" width. Patterns suitable for comrorters, Pajamas, Gowns. die print!. 3 y1rd1 '-"··· Complete kit eonslstlng of 36" x 72" plastir sheet. 18 ft. fiber mouldina: and 35 nails, Stripes - Florals - Kid- $1.00 Mainly About '; People In ,. p cmeroy CREW SOCKS CORDUROY SLACKS Fine quality narrow wale stretch corduroy, side zipper closing, full cut. Black, dark green, bright red, gold and royal blue. Sizes 10 to 20 and 32 to 38. Vl.77 100% soft cotton. Reinfor- ced heel and toe. WhHe crew socks with stripe tops. Si~ei 10 to 13. 2 $)-00 3 SHRINE BANQUET - New officers were sworn in by Ernest .I Rous h potentate's r•presentative from Colu b · · annual banquet of the Twin City_ shrine club held Thursday night at the' Southern Juni~or High school buildingm0~~r aio~ars~•ght, dur~ng the gu.e~ts attended. Officers sw~rn m by Mr. Roush were Karl Kautz, treasurer Theron Johnson secretary· John Zerkle . , nnderst an dthe~r W1lhamson, pre,dent.-Sentmel photo. ' ' ' • v1ce pres! en . an Phil $).00 kits 1 FIGURFIT SLIPS DIAPERS Cotton plisse and polished cotton sUps. Shadow panels, Sizes 32 to 52, CLOSING FOR THE SEASON SEE YOU IN THE SPRING. doa:en PLAYTEX GIRDLE Your choice of Playtex Magic Controller, Mold 'n Hold or Golden Playtex. All sizes, regular girdle MEIGS THEATRE I 1 $1 ,99 CHARLIS ANTILL CREW SOCKS HAIR SPRAY 100% soft cotton nylon. Reinforced heel 1nd toe. Regular 99c. Pick your halr style - then spray and see jt stay. 39c •pair FREEZER PAPER 2 WHITE PERCALE PHIL MAID WOMEN$ Monl $2.95 Lon1 Tall EIDER LON PANTIES FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS Fine combed cotton and rayon panties. Sizes B to 8. White lind rosebud prints. Not e-very &lu - but I &ood selection. Plaid1 Two pockets. Sanforized 2 for BED SHEETS 2 $)-CO for roll• SALI lmnorted Cocoa Mats l off the regular price IOYS $1,95 WHITE DRESS SHIRTS Long sleeves. Sizes 8 to L8. Wash 'n wear. Regular widespread l'O IIar style. MENS WORK CAPS Made by "Lee". Com-. pletely washable. CboOAe the shop cap with hi&b. crown or the 1port1ter sty1e that fit& flat on the head. Sizes 6o/s to 7'11· C)9c \ no boiling. Liquid drain opener. Removes org1nie matter, gre11e, paper. hair, roots, Unt. etc. Quart Slzo 89( •· $118 lr King of Comfort Recliners For HomM ond lnolllulionl Light Bruoh-1 ~n~t of oxcollonl quollly ond sorvl..obllily $84.00 Large comfortable recliners upholstered in Masland Duran supported vinyl. Reversible zippered cushions, balance adjustor for reclinine. 14"x24'' ...••••••.•.••.• , , • , . . $2.39 16u.x27" , • , , , , , , . , , , .•.. , , , , , , $2.99 II.. X30" •·•••••••••••••••••••• $3.59 IALI DoLuxo Gr1d-A hoovy bruoh lftll of superb quollly 14"x24" ... , ................... $3.19 $49.00 white enamel cabinets with red trim. 3~ inches wide, 13 lnclles deep and 65 inches high. Double slaaa doors at top, 2 drawers and durable wooden doors on bottom. < 0 ' > o 0 o 0 o o o 0 o I 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 $4.89 ANTI-FATIGUE MATS 100% cotton, sanforized shrunk. Solid colors of Ioden green, wheat, black, dark green, aU waist sizes 28 to 42 and In your correct length. Choose the slim model that has no bell loops, fuU taper legs, cuffless or select the .Ivy model with belt looJl!l. More conservative cut, has a cuff. BARGAIN DAYS $3.29 lALII Grips floors flat, no sldda, no sUp~~. Size 18"x30" Practical smooth surface Is easily kept dean. Mar· bell2ed pattern in a wide ralljle o! attractive decorator colors. ' 101-DIN STAR RECORD CABINm $J.C)9 FURNITURE POUSH . $28.00 Modern or lllarlJ American ot¥1es. Mahog1111', Wllnut ond Maple flniJheo. Lorp 36 Inch wide s: 18'" deep 1: 26" btgh. Sliding doors. !ii!W'!ly designed. IIRDSEYE DISH TOWELS ··• · 4 for $1 Larse size, Birdseye, white . cotton Dish Towell. Hlgbly abaorbeDt. IALI $19•00 · For fine furniture, I pianos, etc. I 01. 11.. 16 SOc Cll. S]ll 89c .. fiiNDAY thru WIDNEIDAY Qetobor :14-27 KARUM" Jeffries, cloths. I· ELBERFELDS ·IN POMEROY . . ' Jor !::' Execu It•ve lS • Optt•m ,·stt•c t""; . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ARE BARGAIN DAYS . CANNON DISH CLOTHS · ........ • 15c Cannon cotton, durable, last color dlsb Waffle weave and ehenllle. c sch00l Sale! Kitchen Cabinets 16ux27'' .. , , , •...•..... , , ... , . $3.89 18"x30" $68·00 IALI $3.95 SLACKS \ Auto spins • I Off Road, H'tI sM31'lhox 1 Dllnd-Trocl Pure Fnm Rubber Young Mens Wash 'n WNr 80 pInts • Needed Raymond Pack -·------· '" ASCS Wants Finest Numbers from Monday or p0I.Icy IOhio's counseI"tog Metgs . Farmers Must he changed 6} Members £ House Le£I out In Ne west PIan Silo! Btrkllnt A Quollty Llno of Mall 15 boys Jackets were $9.95-13 mens Jackets were $10.95 to $18.95-Not aU sizes. No mlxinc - no odor - $).00 WEARWELL WINTER JACKETS ) Large 42 inch by 72 inch extension table and 8 well padded sturdily built chairs. Your choice of chrome or bronze and brass. $5·00 5•1•1 Small Lois Men1 ond Boyo LIQUID PLUMR $139.00-9 PIECE SETS f2.9C) ·< 1 Sale! DINETTE SETS Cannon Combspun percale full sl2e bed sheets ... your choice ... 81xl08, double bed, top flat sheets or Flex-o-matlc, double bed, fitted sheets. obrunk. J Solo $144.00 Solo $233.00 Solo $266.00 Solo $311.00 Silo $199.00 S1l1 $199.00 Solo $211.00 Solo $277.00 1 MINERVA COLD-RAP Newest protective wrapping, 18 inches wide, 50 ft. long. SAIGON WPI) - Communist days Helicopter9 airlifted more ' Viet Cong units and had to fight forces to~ay renewed thetr a:i- U.S. troops and Vietnamese its wa ut " ~ s<J.ult agamst lhe U.~. Special Rangers into the outpost Thurs- 1 M 0 ~ e0 v·ietnamese ran 8 e r l ,'' ~:' Forces outpost a_t . Ple1 Me. An day along with stocks of ammu- remforcements slipped into the '( Amencan tele~1s10n camera- nition. camp during the fighting tooay~l'f man ~as serwu_sly wounded . . Viet Cong Strong 1As of this afternoon, the 7, Whl~e accompanymg a patrol Military sources said the Viet Force and Navy had nown KEY WEST, FLA. , oulslde the camp. ICong w~s building up its sorties to help defend Plei Cuban refugee ""freedom Seaman Apprentice A Ian ' The cameraman was ldenti- strength m the area. In renewed fighting wu•u. l Ia:· con~inued acros_s the wa~lace, son of Mr. cmd Mrs. 'Iicd as Charles Burnett of sta- . Burnett went on a patrol with ithe Comffilmists opened up HIS~?RI.CAL PJ~TURE--:- A. V. Ho~v~ll , pres!dent of the Meigs County Pioneer da Stra1ts .today w1th new as- 1 Dwrght R. wallace of Middle- ltion KTLA-TV, Los Angele~:. He ( t~o members of the U.S. Spe- lsmall arms, machinegun an~ ~btoncal Society, studtes an add1t10n to h1s collectiOn of items in the organi .. sur-ances F1deJ Castro would not ' port, has completed his boot jSUffert:!d head wounds and was Cia! Forces and montagnard lmortar fire . Guerri llas zatlon s temp~rary headquarters at the county court house. Tht:> large painting is of end J!!..~, e~l!S.fr?m ~uba. C~s- \ lrain~ng a1 Great Lakes, 111. airlifted to a field hospital in 1mountain fighters, 3ccording to were _moving . ~utonratic Geo~ge .Washmgton and was one of a fe w made to celebrate the 200th anniversary tl'Q -went on nat1onw1de radio- and 18 borne oo a two weeks 1Nha Trang, where his conditiOn Ireports from the camp. The pa- pons mto positions of hiS bJrth ~r. J:lowell, ~ho has led in efforts to obtain funds for constructiOn of a teleV1sion in Havana Thursday ! leave. Wallare b&s been ac- ·was listed as •'serious." .. I ~~\ was trapped between two dUlocked out by air permane~t h1stoncal. soc1et~ museum has a wide rat~ge of in1eresting material tha night to explain the reasoning eepted for tbe Medico! Corps ( . . I · . . -- _ .. - -·- th~ pubhc. w~uld enjoy seemg. The 93year-old Mr~gs eounly native is at the Hist behind his two-week-old ''open School at Great Lakes 111 ..There were mdtcallons the I Oric_a~~·1_ciety! headquarters dai1v .-Sen~ tine! photo . · ' · V1el Cong · -'-~ door" policy. He spoke on a and will repurt there following _were mas~mg more --~-day when more lhan 300 Cubans . his leave. Wallace Is a 1!165 'gu:rnllas m mounlam Jungles II T·b.' p.,••m · eroy Teach•rs.,As- I reached Florida. ( graduate of Middleport lligb :near PleJ. Me, prepanng for ao.. schooJ. other major assault. Iodation voted this week to ' "We are doing this because · ] Commumst gunners today I 1 unanimously support Issue 1. we want to create a society of shot down a U S. Air Force Their resolution said ii Issue I men and women who are true A1E Sky_ra_ider plane on a supI . d b JS passe t ere will DO( only ' revolutionaries, true socialists por I ffiiSSIOn near the camp, 0 be more equipmenl available ·. and true Communists." Castro but its pilot was rescued about for lhe use of sludenls, hul ' said. "Again we say the policy an huur t'dler in surrounding · there will also be more rna- , of this government is that any· fore~ts. Mr. Raymond J Pack ha s 1 terials .and better teaching 1 Farmers who are recei ving one who does not wish to live The Plei Me outpost, 21S been honored as the outstand-: aids, : payments in eonnectiun wilh bere can leave.'' Refugees said, miles norlheasl or Saigon in the ing guidance counselor of Ohio. ' . I farm-artJon programs are ask however, the swe lling exodues mountamous cenlral highlands, Mr. Pack, formerly a teachSchools of the Bend Are-a ed to let the ASCS county office "mounted to "a vote of lh The stale h1'ghway t 1 h b d f would benefit more lban those know what their soc1a l Secur•'ly a e peopa ro as een un er s1ege for our er in the Warren School Syple of Cuba against Fidel Cas- reported an accident ar 4:40 p. stem. received the Dwight of many sections of the statt.>, numbers are. tro." m Thursday in Meigs cou nty A l<uge turnout of donors is needed when the blood- Arnold Award at the All-Ohio I because Ht the preseol timf' Accord ing to Wayne Chase, on Rt. 124, two-tenths of I mile 0 mobile umt VISits Pomeroy this coming Monday, October Guidance Conference in Colum-1 much less is spent per pupil chairman or the Agricultural CAPE KENNEDY THE west of Racine J\'o one was in25. or polity may be changed, Meigs County Chapter, Am- bus, as the counselor contrib- ,I in this area than in the nOrth- Stabiltzatwn and Conservation 1 fever1s · h dnve · toward Amen-· J·ured · I ' ' today. eru·an Red ross, off Jcials sa1d ing as d1rector of gu 1dance in ern pari ollb•" stale, tbr resu- , Coumv.· committee. a form reen's most daring manned flight OffiCers said thut John w I The bloodmobile umt will, as usual, be at the Pome· Ohio in 1965 lutioo further stated I queslmg thl:; mformallon - ' "RI into space, three days away H~s~ll , W, Rt. 1 Mmersville, , roy Junior High scheol auditorium from noon until 6 . I '"·.. , - w,, "". "' • quest for Idenl ifying Number • from blastoff, headed for the drlvmg west, lost control of his P-l!'· Chapter C~airman Vernon Nease has indicated 80 Mr. Pa~k IS presently serv' • "'"' ! Farmer'' - together with a doctor's office loday. car on wet pavement. The ve- l umts of blood Will be need· - - - !Dg 8'. director of g•dance m Fred Whtle, 69, poslage-prepatd envelop,e has hlcle went ort the nght Side ol ed alone to pay back the though , we are so far behind in I the Scmlo Valley &hools, Richbt>Pn mailed lo each known Space veteran Waller M. the road nnd struck a mail box COLUMBUS tuPil - At least amount used in the past our blood debts, because people , monddale. He is also studymg Diefii in Lan(•asler , producer who received p~o-Schir~a, living proof that man own~ by Lannia Simpson, 61 incumbent members of the Officrals recalled that anyone have failed to make replace- ( for his Doctor's Degree at Ohio , . ' gram .pavments. 11 15 to be filldoe~ t necessarily go to pot Racme. There was minor dam- House cannot come bark under age HI to liO - in good hea lth- ments that the chapter is going University, where he received Fred Wh1le. 69. a for mer ed m and ret urned to the ASCS phystcall~ at the age of 42, age to the car. No charge was the new reapportionment plan, can donate blood during Blood- to be unable to carry un this I his Master's Degree in 196.1. restdent of Laurel Cliff. passed count~· off1n as soon as con· and rook1e Thomas .P. Sta(f?rd filed. a survey showed today. mob1le vis1ts. A competent phy- practice.'' Mr. Pack is married to the away Tues~ay evening al lhe vem ent. . expected to ~et thelr m_ost 1m- Three central Ohio juveniles Politirians studyi ng the new . sic1an 1s m attendance at all • . former Wilma Righthouse. dau- ho~e or h1s brother, James , Mr. Lhase explamed th~t b~ ~rtant me<hcal ok~y m .rou- were apprehended in a stolen reapportionment plan announ-: times and everyone is given an i It also was mentioned today ghter of Mr. and Mrs. William I White , m Lancastl'r' Ohw. I gJ_nmng J~~l. l. I ~. the lden~tlne if not very rapid fashiOn, car at 8:16pm Th d ced by the R t' llexammation before the blood is that all volunteer workers for R" hth f p fjtng So<: 1<1l Secunty numbe.s ' Rt 35, at Rod~e}-, ac~~df: ~~Board last weekef:~~r:~~~~~ : taken. the Red Cross Fund.Drive are Jg ouse, 0 omeroy. 1 Th~ deceased was a veteran , wil l be enlered on vayment. ELYRIA OHIO - A L(). the patrol g members f th t H FINED "D COS 1of \\orld War I and <~ member draft.• to producers and they will 1 A chapler leader remarking urged to conclude the1r canvassrain Couniy Common Pleas Orticers. id""t•'f'•ed th t . live ·m 44 o l the presen d oduse lun how the blood 'program is ing by the end of October and W'll' R ~ , "'TS of Drew-Webster Aml'rican Uo- also be usrd b:Ji the Depart"" e no as o e propose 1st t d · to Ch l 1am eeves n D AI- gion Post 39 · p 11 L f A 1 · Court jury Thursday night ac· Theodore Ctlannell 16 and by courts. With 44 to be elect- operated in Meigs county, said: a repor urn~ m 31r- bany was fined $2o ~nd .c t . d b ~~ omeroy . e JS ~len o gncu ture m reportquitted Alexander Lesh of first Larry K. Lowe, 17 both' of Plain elect one representative next I " Up to this time, we have man Paul Case I. on ~n intoxication chargeosi~ ~~rvg~t y d Js mother . three ! ~~~ ~uch payment_s to the Jnter~ degree murder after deliberat- City, and Mary F~ances Burch- year unles.'! the plan is upset bern coveri ng the needs of all Only about one-third or thel Pomeroy Ma.....nr Charles Le- I u ~rs an twohsons. Funer- nlaf . evenueb service. Such ideo. 1 h tt 16 u · C b ' · u·s1dents w"lh the h th t I }.... a serv 1ces were eld today ·1t 1 vmg num ers now appear on mg near Y seven ours. e • , mon en~er. ~hey were Y t~e courts. With 44 to be elect ] t . ope 8 county's $3,000 quota ~s been gar's court Thursday. Ree~·es the Sheridan Funeral home lll ail reports of ·income- a m Lesh was accused of the Aug. ret_urned to . Plam Clly early ed, It would leave the remain- s~,:~ ~~e ~~~ f~m~ ;~uld. re- reac~ed to date, accordmg to] has also forfeited a $25 bond on Lancaster. lntermenl was m a - such a.-; bank inter~si :i~~~ 20 slaying of Norbert Thomas Fn~y mornmg.. der - 61 - out in the cold. I p oo . t IS time, CascJ. an earlier Jotoxication charge. Lancaster cemetery. dends. ere. - made by th~ pay· In his parked car outside the T e patrol said the stolen The new setup announced in · -~ 111g f' llmpanies or •agencies residence of Lesh's estranged car was owned ~y J~ck Van or.der to create .legislative disThis is reqmred under. the wife. Lesh bad testified Thorn- Hoose, Rt. 3 Piam C!ly. and tflcts of substantially equal poplerna I Revenue code. Any quesas fired the first shot and he re- was reported mlssmg at 8 a.m. ulatiO~ reduced the House memtions about the matter should turned the fire in self<lefense. Thursday. The teen-agers told , bershlp from 137 to 99. ] be taken up with lhe ASC counthe patrol ther .had spent most It left 32 districts with only . ty committee. HIDDEN HILLS CAUF of the day dnvmg around, and one incumbent Jiving within its Supermtendenl of Schools caled, would be lhe delay II>- al plans for a new high school new bigb school will cosl $!.· Autttoritles today ~ught t~ d; ~ad been to PL Pleasant, W. ~u~arie~. It ~lso created 26 CJ~rence Tho~p~on, ~iddleport Ivalved. By 1967 . or 68, when (The State Control board would: 21,430, exclusive of land, wa- Driw .• 14 PI SENT -.eld .. termine whether actress Marie a. dlstncts m Which no present smd Thursda~ mght, . A~pro~al , such a move mlght be made, be asked immediately for the ter, aDd other site improve- A dnve is be-ing launched by (The Body) McDonald commit· Ar~esls Th~rsday. by the _pa- member~ of t~e legislature live ! of the school consoh_datJon ~;should there~ fail ure this Nov. state's share of the aid. A menfs. Earlier, the cost had mem~rs of the Southern Local ted suicide by gulping an over- trol mclu~ed. Martm J. MaJOr, and 44 lD which 105 members ,sue looks good ~t tll~s stage. 2, the state hkely could not be build issue would be voled on been published in error as · Athletic Boosters lo collect dose of pUis (Contmued on page 2) live. , He w~s reportmg ~ormally nearly so generous with aid as probably at the coming May ]$2tXI 021 430 L t ) items for an auction on Octo. Wi1R~,, Q:, ':&Y . . 'ffl~"''"''* to the Ml~d~eport AthletiC Boost- this year and in 1966. Priority primary iq all the districts to ' ' l wo ex ra zeros .I ber 30 in Racine. Los Angeles counly coroners <JI®ti<""'""''l'!'ill.F..-,.~,.o-a'J:P;,.] er assoc•at•on afler the Boost- also would be a key factor, he put up the local share lo build ! SEE FILMS 1 Persons willing lo donale deputles said an t Th ers voted unammously in supindicated h' h 't f . au opsy con• Middleport VoluntMr Fire Dep~~rtrnent are 1 t f J"d · . . 1 • a new tg school, and con- The date or the Booster spon- 1 ems o any kmd may call dueled Thursday shortly after going alloul for tho perhops final fund roiolng projo<l ll:::r on" thc..~so 1 a:•~n ~~~!Ch ~' 11 1 Mr. Thompsan said It I• blo tracts could be awarded soon sored dance was changed [rom ! Roberl Cooart in Portland, R0o the actress was found dead In lhil yeor whtn !hoy hold • chicken Bar-B Quo lhlo Sal- Mei s ov. a o .m •vel feeling there appoan lo be afterward. Oct . :W to this Saturday nigl•t, bert Harden in Syracuse, Ma• her home "did not reveal the urdoy, Od. 23 on Roc•SI. In fronlof tho City Hall, ]IMid~le C~unl~o sc~~l ~:lets, widespread agreement Ia He predicted the new blgb O<:t. 23 with the Jays in charge. on Fischer In Minersville or c.ause of death. They said .she Servings of half chicken, beked beans, slow, and Salisbupo ~nd ~ert;· ord, Pomeroy, Mlddleporl, Bed- scbuol could be occupied al It will be al the elementary Frank Harden of Racine, 0 .western. could bave died "from natur- poloto chips will CGmpriH tho menuo and will be reaM fho ford and Salisbury lhat COli- the beglmdnJ of tbe 196'1 school Instead of in the high The ilems will be picked Up al causes or suicide, or might ely for serving II II a m ond CGnllnuo unlil gone Tho d' r. . mpson said informal solldadon should come now. IObool term. school gym as that floor is be- and delivered to storage heaQ. have taken an overdose of pills prl.. will be $1.25 wlih ihe procoedo going toward tho h~~~~:sl~t~ee~s~~l ~en He was DOl 80 sure lbuut c, As for Middleport's siluation, ing sanded in preparation for quarters by members oJ u. accidentally. Foul play was rul- $6,000 dobl owed tho new tonk•r1"'mpor truck. should lh . ~gil bee a: Northwestern. . Mr. Thompson sa•d the wwn the basketltall season. Southern Tornado football team 0 eel out by the autopsy. Donotlono have olowocl oomowhol end It 11 hoped a oor e t'""e a dl Mr. Thompson also said the! would be g•tting a new high President Lewis Sauer, Jr., and the boosters. A canvaso of !hot Salurdoy'tbor-b.quo will help wllh money noodocl psib vo e one s fl - Stale Delartment .oJ Education.school for between $160,000 and presided. Coach Bob Ashley the Southern Local district for Melgo Geaeral Hospital lo defroy coots for operating lhl1 volunttor depart- ] pos .1Y Nor western - 1 h • has outlined a lime-table for $170,000 (the limit It can be showed films of the Logan donation of items Is be' Admlatill.lll ·- John Frick, mont. ~hl1 lillY be tho laoi fund l'llling evonl for lhl1 ,re~:mmg four should gel lo- · t:onsolldation, should the quos- bonded under law!, and "This game. Jr. High football patches ' ned on next Friday 11111 pJaa. Pomeroy; Vest11 MCCoy Mid- yoor .IInce Navomber end Docombor oro gonorlll" d• . ge.~n,'· h bon be ·approved. is li remarkably good deal," he bought by the Boosters were! :..._ dleport. . ' voted Ia raiolng money 'Ia fill oomo 100 ChrioJmas ' erebiiS no ot er anawer to A new representative board suggesled. displayed and turned over w Veteraao MemOli I llolpltll Dloehlrpo - Laura Schaf· beoketo of food for noody famiiiM, 1~~~ ,pr~e e;::~ than consollda·, ~ppomted by the state, on ree- "We couldn't build hardly any- Mr. Ashley, Admlsslona _ ~a ""•• er, Pomaroy; Roy Clark Chao.' . ba Iommendations of local boards, thing we need for tllat much Lady Boosters served coffee Syracuse .......... ~ .. • e ser~ous aw ck to four one from each dlstricl, would by ourselves. , and cookies durin lhe film WDSOUdllllq, be iDdi· llmmedloteiJ IIUI\¥ ar¢bllectur- II l!u """ eslfaullll 1111 fflltlllllloll. g CQolyW., ne.-. WORLD Early American, Modern, Traditional Styles. 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Deooted To TluJ lnreruu 01 The Meift·_u_,. ,(reo SGFA BED SliPCOVERS • NECKTIE SALE en tine 1 ~ 1 ,• . Dilc:u;..., _. d . r •;; . ' ., ' a:-• ,• �• .' -.... . ......... . ,, .. ,, I l • 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., ()d. 22, 1965 - Danger Slight in Space Linkup at 17,280 Mph ED~TORS . Space is a strange 1 17.280 miles an hour in space hour, their speed in relation to are astrooomical, milking it foi Aeronautics and Sp_ace Admin- l wASmNGTON (UPII- A Norlb carolina memb<r of lbo Ku Klu:t Klan today resiJned frorn &be organization ill a dramo•ustke obnefoUroe-Aimbe. H ~~mm•r,atncteee l,.N domam where to speed up you would run some mk of colltd- each other w11! be practicai!y l al! practical purposes irnpossi- l btralion (NASAl, likens the I erlcan Acti"lties. must slow down, and to slow Iing calastruph1cal!y. zero. It w11l be as lhough each I ble. j dockmg operal10n to parking a Jame"s G. DuBois told the down you must speed up. Nel\:1 : Astromwts Waller M. Schirra: is standmg still. It will take a lot of doing, in c<~r behind another already at committee he was taking the w~k tht' Ge~uu 6 as!ronauts Jr and Thomas PM Stafford' To get together at all it will ! [act, to bring Gemini and Age- j the curb. step so tbat be would no& have Wtll make .tuslorys f1rst ..;.. , Will attempt such a linkup 185 be necessary for the Gemini 61na on collision course, by which You might, 1f you goofed, to plead lbe fifth amendment 'tempt to bring two ob)e~ts rr.Jles above the eartt1 next pilots to nudge theu craft a bit, !tune they will be in the same bang 1n!o th'"e car ahead. But if ' and so thai be would DOl "leo together and link them in orbit week between theu Gemini 8 with brief bursts from on board I orbit and practically motion- you would do no more tb11n late the Klua oBtb or 1ecrecy. 11 God 11 ftrst, tbe ll8tiOD 11 - -while traveling at more than spacecraft and a pilotless Age- rockets, to make it stick its ' Jess with respect to each other. touch Its back bumper. Schirra li,OOO m1les an hoLir, 185 miles na rocket nose into the Agena's special lf all final maneuverings and Stafford. Mueller is COD· aext. Aaytblag after tllat II se-1:1.?ove the ear~h. The following . How dangerous is their mis-~· docking cone. f&ilcd. Gemini would starl tal~- a_nd S{affrd, Mu~ller. Is con- eondery," DuBois said. ' 11 dispatch descnbes some of the s10n':' Just before these final man- lng away frum Agena's orb1t vmced, have theJr wits about won't take the ftftb oo matter p~oblems confronting the Gemi- Ac<-'OI"ding to SJHICe t~Xperts it euvers, tRe two vehicles will ' the moment it got there, and I them . wbat." m astrolUiuts and answers the I is just as dangerous as any oth- be clo!:img the distance between the two craft would miss each : To understand all there I' to "Anyone who taket tbe fifth question : is their novel m1s- er space flight but no more so. them at the rate of about 30 other by miles ! understand about space rendez- amendment ta either a Commus1on dangerous? rn the fmal moments before mi le.~ an hoUJ'. 1f they should Jn fact, that is the big dan-1vous an_d docking, you_ ave to Dht or has someUdn1 m bide,'' DuBois td they dock , spacecnd and roek- hit at that speed, the resulb ger - a miss, and failure of the be a skt II ed mathematician and 1a · By JOSEPH I... MYLER el will be flv. mg in the same would be disastrous misswn. an expert in "Celestial mecha~ •an • ...,..,....,.,.._ ·~:••r w .... s .,.,_...,_ lliliUiilil! : WASHINGTON (UPIJ - You , d1reclton m the same orb1L. AICollision Unlikely Dr. George E. Mueller, asso- nics" Celestial mechanics Js 9 might think lhat lwo craft try- though both are rushmg ;:~long But space engineers say lhe ciate admmistrator for manned the study of obJects in motion 1118 to link up while hurtling at at more than 17,000 m1les an 1odds against such a colhsion space tJJght of the National in space. ei "D ·~ 1 I J: l •• I I I • t l ) I I Future Unrertain for Victor, Vanquished • by Donald Mora, president, announced today. As a special feature of the program, the group hal secured Robert Mather, a vice president and general sales manager of Babson Brothers company of Chicago, Mr. Mather will talk on "good cow milking." He is widely known in this fieid. In addition to reports, elel!- - who 1st will ofbenext lG years of All agegirls by June year and will graduate or llave graduated from high school are ellglble. this Humphrey, year are VIrgil C. Ed. and JoeKing, Bailey. Other directors art Wayne Roush, Gene Jeffei'fl, David Koblentz, Donald Mora Paul Moore and Rex Shenefield. Charleo llteiaa is the director Ia the Ohio Datryman's Assn. , and Oris Ro118h Is tho COBS dJreo. to r. Technl cI ans are Clatr . Woode and Virgil Atkins. I The ages are 16 to 25 years. The girl must be unmarried, never have been married, and must have th . )JVedt'on a 1farm h ~ ere a maJor por 10~ ~ e mcome was from datrymg at sometime during her IHe. Candidates are invit"!d to contact Mr. Mora, Clair Woode, or the County Extension Office The group voted to Invite interested dairy~~n from outsi~e Ule county to JOID them at thts a~ual dinner meeting which Will start at 8 p.m. The Eastern I Auto Spins RUIN "] feel awfully bad for my Irish Intend Snow 1ng Trojans with Gridiron Blarney ~~f~]%;~:~;,:~J;i~~ Father Finds Children, Wife Dead Ishow month-old Kathleen. All I r I 1 PAIR f r na:~:ri~~~-destlnedl Bench -riding Quarterbacks will Prove to win the Utle last season be- D£ ~:~~!n ~~·~i~~:·~h•• i ference in Stretch Run of P,o Ball had ,, I SHIRT I , . · Robinson's !1'!' ...,., . :! I I 1 HIGH CLUB "7" ''THE CLASSICS" l' 63 Chevy II ere.• • a.-,_.- Todoy r 14.98 NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, Pomeroy help to the Giants' ,....,ng but 63 Ford Falcon Automatlr trans. 4 Dr. Sedan. Red wilh red Interior. New tires, shows erceUent ~are. ~ rtllll!illg boob. 'lbe Browus, of course, have Frank Ryan lo compliment the In The USED CAR VISIT .... 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C hStrang · I, I ST LOUIS tUPfl-American Detroil Lions prior to the start him there is only Terry Nofsmof the campaign, will ger, who has seen even less acOaC 111nd National ~ague b<rseball for the Giants against tion in four years. 1Sandy Koufax, and Tony OJVa I defending NFL St. Louis also ha:!l lost deren- Leo Strang took the head 1plavers voted Wtll!e Mays and 1 veland Browns while slve back Jim Bur.!On for the coaching job at Kent Slate Un-- 1and .11m (Mudr:atl Grant. outmay get his first starting game but the capable veteran iversity wtth th.e hope he could standing major leaguers o( 1 against the Washington Abe Woodson will fill in at that turn Kent into a college power 1965 1 skins due to a should position. Washington, winless in just as he kept Massillon a high 1 I 8 the Cards' regular · five contests again may be school power. 1 S n . voNte conducted by The . . portmg ews. Mays was voted ! FINISHING Charley Johnson. 'ilnthout star runner Charley The moment of dects\on may payer 1 of tb e vear an d Kou 1ax, 1 Earl Morrall Of the New HIS t Our best quality be at haod ror Strang. Tay Ior. d .1 h · N . t d Lo . 1 GJan s an Yie <Bud y) The games are vital In the G ld Fl hes Itt\ . t op PI l' er m 11Je alloni:l nrvlce 9 0 Humphrey of the St. Louis Eastern D i v is Ion scramble Dallas defeated the Packers for ' en as ' ng '"Confera Je League · the Mid-American dlnals are the signal-callers since the Browns. and Cards ~e 21-12 in a pre-season game at ence lead, take on perenmal Oliva and r.rant received I DAY SERVICE whose success or lallure could deadlocked for first place wtth the Cotton Bowl, the only d~ champion and co-pace setter 1milat· honors rn U1e ON REQUEST spell the difference in the fmal 4-1 records while the Giants feat f~~ Green Bay this year m Bowling Green in the spotlight! League standings this season. only one game back at 3-2. exhibition or regular season ac· Ohio college football game of l The voli n~ was taken prior to Defeadlng Champs veland is an 8-point choice tion. 11le Cowboys, however, the week. the World Srnrs. cr.....,. Morrall, acquired 1rom St. Louis is favored by J3. ~ve faltered afte.r a tw':iame It Is the biggest game Kent l Koufax, ace_ southpaw of the i Green Bay rates a VIctory start, losing thell' ]ast has played in years. A win world champion Los Angeles spread over the Dallas three games. Both teams are in would give the Flashes' almost' Dodgers, took the honor for the boys, who defeated the good physical condition_ a clear shot itt the coveted third straight year. in a pre. season Lenny Moore is expected til Mid-Am title. A loss would deal Righthander Grant of Mmnegame, and the Baltimore Colts miss the game with bruised l eir title hopes a near-tdtal som, won over Mel Stotllemyre ! are considered 17 points ribs but the Colts have plenty l.,ow. of New York, Sam McDowell of , 2 MIIH Sourh of Mlddleport-Stalo Roufo 7 than the Los Angeles Rams in ol. offensive punch in Johnny A capacity homecoming Clevelan~, and Denny McLain 'l the key games involvins: Wes- Unitas. Los Angeles Is sound crowd will be in M1ami Field of Detro1t. PRESENTS tern Division clubs. e~:cept for defensive eDd TiJh lor tie annual grudge match Mays of San Francisco edged The Chicago Bears are Powell. between Miami and winless shortstop Maury Wills of the vored by 6 to whip visitiog De- Veteran Dick {Night Trnia) Ohio University, and the Red~ ~gers wht!e ~ttva, of the I troit, San Fraocisco bolds Lane has been reactivated by skJM are not taking the hap-- Twms, edged hts teammate, slim two-point edge in its home lhe Uons and may start le~~ ~obcats too hghtly . . shortstop Zoilo Versalles. , & encounter with Mirmesota q.a.inst the Bears at defensive Ohm is the best ()-5 team m the Eagles are a 7·point choice back, where Detroit baA in- the nation." sa1d Redskin coach over the Pittsburgh Steelers curred several injuries Gary Bo Schembechler, and Ohio ' Philadelphia. Ballman, ace Pittsburgh re- mentor Bill Hess _will agree. ' No. 1 Qurterback ceiver, is out of acUon but Une- In the ~the_r Mid~Am game, 1 Morrall, now In bis loth backer Myron P~os may see Western. Michigan vtsits Toledo Beason, was acknowledged service for the first time this for a mght contest. one of the leogue'a outstanding "ason. King Inll will start at FIGHT RESULTS "relief pitchers" during quarterback for tho Eagles NEW YORK Madison Square ll with the Forty Ninera, Steelers with Norm Snead atill out. Garden (UP!) - Dick and most recenUy the Lioll!. TONIGHT'S GAMES 158%, Niagara, outpointed •~" 11 But rarely did the No. I quar- GalHpoU• at Albou Giardello, 160, N. torback job belong to him, Mlddloport at Welloloo J., 15 round world middle·w~~lht l l never for a full season. NeiSGD\'iUe at Pomerey title. He bas galned that Jacklon at Logaa with the Gllllll!, however, Hauu Tr... at-OIIonl LOS ANGELES 1UPI) _ bave only inelperlenced Sootbern at Nortlo GalUa George (Scrap Iron) Johnson, torbacb bebind blm, and Wabama at ~!:aston 112, Oklahoma City, stopped result! bave been Impressive. SATURDAY'S GAME Jimmy Harryman, 197, Long Morrall staged. hJs finest Pomeroy "8" at Knor Beocb, Calli. (!Ol. 2 DR, HARDTOP NOVA lag exblbllloo last week, corn- F"""~_;;;;;_;;;;;~~.,;;;;~..;;;:;;;;;_;~~~-----plellng to of a toues for WHEN IT COM!$ TO Auto. trans. Uke new whiteyards and lour toucbdowru BUT wall tires. Low mileage. Ex· the 3$-27 victory over NOW pbla, and his experieaeed tra clean. oalling ba• beea ot I ., Big League's Best in '65 Truth here for BY JOE GERGEN s~ap otre Dame's nine-game UPI Spo111 Writer winning N streak with a 20-17 niiss:~d Two quarterbacks who set. otre Dame also the greater part of their the 1948 oational title after tiona! Football League the bench are expected receive the opportunity unscramble the Eastern Division race. hi 1 Moment of a minute N remaining to play l Irate Landowner Figures Backhoe in '71 is Answer WERNER Radio & TV ning nine stral~t ?nly to. tie lgame rushmg . Purdue used a ldo defense whiclJ has g1ven up Arkansas, which eame from tries its second consecut1ve up-- 1that hurt! is my heart." UPI Sports Writer Southern Callforrua m the !mal spectacular passmg attack to a tot.al of only 187 yards per Ibehmd to defeat Teus last 1 set against defendmg natmnal 1 'l1te Notre Dame Fighting Ir- game 14-14. hand the Irish tbetr only defeat game. However, NebraSka can weekend m a Southwest Confer- ~ champwn Alabama, Prmceton l However, it wiD be difficult 1Jb, whose hopes for an unbea· The teams also met when of the season. However, South- , also rely on the country's sev- ence showdown, expects to takes a per!ect rec01·d and for Joey to forget the i ten season were shattered last Southern Cal won the cham- ern Cal has averaged 2HZ yards enth-best defense, which has overwhelm hapless North Texas iCharhe Gogolulr's startling he received at the fimsh of year in ~ . fin~], game by pionship in 1928, 1931 and 1962 rushing again~t five opponents yielded only 171 yards per 1State i kicking agamst Penn!:iylvama, what be claims was hils last pro N. 2nd Avo, Middleport Southern Cahfomta s despera- and when Notre Dame won the to spearhead Its attack. game, and the passing of Fred T e 1: a 1 quarterback Mar v disappointmg Syracuse faces fc:•g:hl:·_ _ _ __ _ _ __,...,.,...,.,.....,,.,....,,.,...,.,.,..,., tion scoring pass, hope to re- crown in 1929, 1930, 1946, 1947 No. l Nebraska meets unbea- Duda 'Dnd Bob Churchich. Knstynik, who met his match ! Holy Cross, Penn State Jllays l --~· --tum the f"avor on Saturday and 19_49. . ten Colorado, second·ranked Michigan State's pass-resi- last week against Arkanwds , Wtst Vtrgmia, Stanford hosts wh~n they host the unbeaten , Desp1~e ranking lower. th~n Arkansas p~ays North Texas stant defense can expect a quarterback Jon Bnttenum, Army, Mtssnuri t'3kes on Iowa TroJans. 1 the TroJans, Notre Dame IS g1v- State and Mtchigan State, rated stern test from quarterback lead! the sixth-ranked Long- IState, Oh1o State tackles WisH lfb k Mik. tt d 1en a touchdown edge by the od- third, faces Purdue, which is Bob Griese, wbo has led the Ihorns against Rice, ninth-rated 1cons in, []!innis meets Duke, Set your a Sbeac 8 e Gadrref anh ldsmakers. Halfbacks Bill Wol· tied for fourth place with South- Bodermarkers' passing attack Louisiaflll State plays South Ca- l MISSissippi Stale tnes to come Rod ourt d· sk'I a nd N'tck Edd Y an d f ullhack ern. Cal1,· m other games ';k · · back agamst Tul;:~ne M!ssissipsights on a nk d Sorman lh C1ea, v ely to 230 yards per game. The1rohna and No. 10 Georgia, r• • l~ckero .8 1sthvaunte I Larry Conjar provide Notre to weigh heavily In determining Spartans rely on Steve Juday•slstunned last week by Florida pi fa ces Vanderbut' Mict11gan 1 e runn Dame's powe rful runnmg game the nation · a1 cnamp 1on. · and sophomore fullb ack State for 1ts ftrst loss, draws squares off with ' Minncsot"d, . 1ngdefa ~. c:~ agams f passmg 0 ~ ~ D ens~ ~ th w~ite the d~fense has been ten- The Cornhuskers, who lead Bob Apisa's running in their bid .another tough :.t s s i g n men t Wash1ogton State travels to Inof ,0 re ~me~nt h 37be actous agamst ground attacks, the nation in rushing with 23 for the Big Ten title and Rose against Kentucky. diana and Oklahoma meets ~~s~ elf .as t eln at allowing only 70.~ yards per I yards per game, race a Colora- I Bowl berth. I In other gt~mes, Florida State Kansas State Tigers! e mng ac or m a eas ·- - -·- - -- - -- i -- them all. The only thing 1 By WIUIAM VERJGAN ~!~~:;:·;,~:~; Mt'mbeJs ?r the Tn·C"ounlv , to the 1!!G5 fie con('ert St'rtes 6, Gr•ld and F'i:tdale, dur·pian- bar1tone. 1 zanf'SVllle /Munici pa l Auditor- drowned. Fox's ~0-rear-ol d Comrnumlv { orw<'l t .o\~"fiLJatllm, sbnuld rt".r 1·11t' tl1em MXHI f-o1 i bt' , 3 p m Yeb 22, I<' 1r s tl Lam·asler (high school audi. l ium on s Fourth Sf 1 _ 8 15 "' 1re, Mary. wa~ mJssmg. . Will h, j\e a dJoJte ul atlendmg the prlle of hJS memtwrslilp Chamtwr D(Jnce Quant•!; 8 30 1toriuml- 8 p m Oct. 26 Don ' p m Oct 2~ Hoge.r W g I H~ soon learned that earller, '1 . • • · 1 · · · ' a ner JShe had thrown herseU under • b . Is sr· IwduIed he1 ,. <~ Iw ,~ I rm m rrs Js en p m ~ ~ arr 11 2. Bra11X t\11 ~ T1 10 Sh1rlev / nn 8 p, m. Jan. 31 Chorale· 8 15 p 10 F"b 18 th I· nne hoI Iwn 1'com'l'l " . d d · · ' ' · · " • I e wheels of a sauway tram ~ m t 1~ areil ue:-; <n evl'nm~ t1lleU to attcn any cunn·r t giv. msl rume!l\(J ] ensemble !tenia- · Hobert De Corm 1er Fnlk Smg- : 'l'ipton Tno, Instrumental en- Sh d d tod dh ' t At 8 p. . m 'luesd<J.v. tile popu- 1 en 1n tht· an•a hv a CllllJlt'ri:ltlng ti\'P I· . e Je without HY ever at regainin" For am . eJ s,. ·3 p. m. M·arc h 6' Jean- semble; 3 P m. March 6, Chi-. [IHospital Inr ll~>n :-; 111r ~'.\ Trm I'< ill •lJli''''U" rommumtv cunt·,·rt assiWI<Jtlon Marl · • . f·tta 1Ban Johnson F1Pld 1. Paul. Sl"dllu, ' pianist '~ 8 p· m· cago Opera Ball•t "" · 8·· 1"" p m· 1' consctousness. on the stage uf tlk semor l11gh 1Curn• nl subs mlw r~ will hov e Housel - - .8 :~ p m Nov. 1, April 11, Columbus .symphony ! March 30, Jean. Paul Sevilla, The tragedy b'affled pollee srh11•1l 1n l,antilster Sh rrl ey,one cJII tipportunll}' to enjoy 20 drf- lndt <~nnpol ls Symphonv On.hes- , Orchestra pian1st Th · i d t" · . what:~~r ~hy t~~ ha~~~e~~~ 1of tl 1e coLmlr} s nwst outsland- ft'JI"IIt IJIII~J,>ms whldi will b\· lra: 3 1~ p.m . March 21, Helen -~- . I ing pl(lgn·:-;~J\e JdZZ piant~ts. " pn•S t'l\1 !"d In a total ol 2:"1 cun· Va nni II H'Z70- soprano I II'. J 't '> : ,_,,,.I 'd d . and tu~ t>nM•rnh le ~·apti\,Jt{'d lo· rt'JI~ \'ol llun a r<~dJu s tJ! wo JJ.llkt·J :-;buJg, W. Va (Park- ; o J!'IIOU rot 11{'{'."1 R. ,. ' I k Oh" : ~~- h·etecu~e ISttete Mlhc_Cantn . CrJI CO!llt'rt·goets in a progJam rmh·~ crsbllrg IJ Jgh School. Dudlf.y ' fjlatium;forTwo ;nn ('IJnlf\(ll'l• o cep _JO ·e ave a ~ouey r:m IOi o prrsenll'd h~rt! sen·ral )l'ars The cumplde sdu•dule or St. I - 8 15 J m. Nov. i!O "T I Two CJtatwm were issUf'd watc~·logged today but relref go on. She has no history of , r,. · wo . was m s1ght. the UP! sa1d. mental problems, no record of Hgo ronm1umty conceits pLmnt·d for Go ~am·mg , · 8:15 p m Mar. ·, :hursday idler an acctdent on The U. S. Weather Bureau 1other Jllness _ nothing that In Z:11w~vdlc. <~t E 1~• tlwt , the l96J-li6 sea s1 •ll in Um arl'il 9 ~. ~t ••rlta1y Orchestra . 8 1 ~ p Seve~th-st _m Middleport. at Port Columbus redicted might lead to a reason." I S<~rrw ••v••n mg. st'llt'S ~uhsn 1 h 1s .Js lol lr~ws · m Aprr l 11 Robert MPrrJll l Pohee sa1d a car operaled by 1 th . ld 1 p If • er~ Wtl! liiJ\·t' an opp01tum1y lu Pnr H nflUIII llliJo:ll q)lftltl. ,J(lf\1. ' - ----·- ·~ Ronald Laudermilt 21 Pome- il lie rham whou aprr 0 over I' . . . · ' a ut 1 e extreme eastem 1'rafft'c 0 I' roy, shd on wet pavement al 1 f til. ht d ld rt 10ance 1ht•ar 1h~ renoy,ne d Hoger W<~!l,- tnnum1 - 8 30 p. m :'\ov. 6, FALS~. AHHt;Sr ' nf'r (h!Jiill<• Thh conet."rl "d l Ctllumbus Svmp!wnv Or!"hestra : 1 , 6·25 p m. and struck a pnrked 11 eoubnlte•l n.'g anld cfonlsl - Rt"calletl hy Chi~{ 1 ' · · \lfl \V'LIKvr.· nr1s IUPJ " ' era t! t" earmg wou o ow 1• be Iwld In lie ,,;m<·::;\'11 1e 1'I1 Ulll · B p m Feb· \7, Jean-Pou! St:·, · " r.w, '"' J-, car owned hy F..dward Newman 1 on Saturday Middleport Pollee Cltief Her· . ' bt~Ilk od d npa l .\ud1tmtwu 1111 ·"' 1'"o'11th vJll n pia ni st: B p m Ap1il t'l. MaJ IJJC Pfr:. ~llchael Strong, a , BurdeHe Damages were nnt 1:--il E,uJ \\"ng!Jt snn and LoJs ll!wt 19-yPar-Dld \\ho was I'<Ounded Jn exlt'nSJ\'~ Lauderrntlt was ctt-1 Omzle, punctuated by ore~· I rt (J hey t .ay wallrne mdo, ' v . r. •• . • · 11ional heavy showers hat onsts l ere 1s a VI age or 11' t l\r1m. sEnd lhursdHy he cd tu Mayor Lee Smith's court I l . \lt•n ilwr~lup (,Hds fur frt · mus11.<1l 1.otn edy du\! t· t d ~ th nance ugamst parking automo. 1 0 f th 1< ounlv < OllllllUJIIIJ l unrt·JI ,\s Ashl,.md, Ky ( Pa~<mwunl The w.~s cons ldermg sumg lne po- ot. a reckless operation charge I ~o:t od t' ~a ~urrn~d· e 1biles on the ¥~rong side of tb 1 11 Sl)l"lallon <~re r1ow bemg pn·pa1 - i:ltn· J - 8 :10 pIll ~~~~, lU ' ·:--lor- lice fon·e l11r fal~e arrest. I a>Vl y a quarter y., a mg · 'd Sf'C~ r- Burdette was arrested on ' ma: any where ear from of .s·tree 1. Ch tef Gllk ey sat 1 e<l o1· ma1l1ng <lnd sub~t-rtbl~rs ~~n .~~ubott L'ho1r~ R p. 111 Ja?_, StJong t~nd a friend went to ' an illegal parkmg charge. an inch to a full inch of addi· t 10n 4 of Ordinance 781 makes polw~ !->la1 um lnst Fnday tu in- ' . , tional mohiture. i ~~ unlawful for vehir.!es to park j q~J re _ aOOul . the legality or ASYI.'UM , A.S~F.U . Wit" ~ ~I"H ><Ill.Jo,,.,.,.,,,,, .• fi ~n any mnn~er olhc_r thao · hotchh'k'"R A policeman decid·l EISENSTADf, Austrta (UPII m the dtrecltu" trafftc move'ed to 1 heck lo see 1r etther was 1 -Ntn~ Hungarian_s an~,.a Ct".e~h BLUE CROSS UP , \ Motonsts, however, may park 1 -- ~' wantl'd and found a trarJ 1c t1ck- travelmg as tounsts in Austrta COLUMBUS (UPl - 1 he . on either side of South Second et Js,ued to a ~1wlr;'"l Strong Ideserted lhetr bus lours and Slate Insurance Department to- l and South Third·sls which are 1 • , • • • ' 1 asked for political asylum, off1- day approved a 15 3 pf>r cent ! one-way. , 1 1 . H~'rNE:\ll.I.F.. Ala. It Pll--:- Prnsec_utors put t~rtr • The offt(·er Jot ked utJ Strong, cials announced today , Irate Increase for Blue Cross or 1 N rtheast Ohio. 33 per cent MARRIAGE APPLICATION 1 ftn :tl wrtrwss o_n thr stanrltoda_v lt1 .:m f'flor~ to connme des).Jtte h1.~ prolcsts that the a Jur;Jl JUl Y ol wh1te men that a Ku Klux Klan~ man fn·r k . h , V . . I ed the bullet lhal Yva::: extraded iiom the bod v of a slain ~c ~l was not 1!i Tl'<o flours A loads warts Rre actually I less than Lhe groups request. Guy Rtchard. Thompson, Jr., CH'l l rights worker • latl'1 they realtzed he was small &:lands that produce i , Blue Cros.! on Aug. 17 . request- 18, Rt. 2, Racme, laborer an4 CI!'..;CI!\:"JATI IJ1Pl l -- An irall· f()ntr a, tor plan~ tn Tht' weapon, an uglv hlu e slt'd 38 cali ber revolvrr, i fl~~f. ·· - - - -~ 1poison. ledun J86per cent rate mcrease. Sandra Kay Franks, 17, Racine. block lntcr:.ta1c 71 m Warn•r1 ('o(mtv nrxt TIH·sd;Jv to W{IS brought to the mnnle r trw! of Collie Lemy Wi!kms 1 - -·~ for ce a showdo\\ n mlh the si;Jie · · 'fl 1ur~ d ay al1Jng \'rllh shl'll tasmgs ;:~nd slugs from the Drexel ~1 La\\ 'i fln. suhurl,;m F1nnrvtown . claims the sa me typP ptstol. -~tate h;Jilt thE' r· xpn·.wiJV on <111 aat· o( h1~ l;ltld in Dl.'l' r· Slate Ally Gen Richmond dol\n Mrs. Lnmu's car the f1eld Twp in tlw ("OliJII\ ;1nd 1 Flowers, Ihe big and hand.'i(JJnr , mgh1 11! 1\l<lfcli 25 n tw n1glit never paid h1m !or 1t J.nw~u n '"I ownPd the proper!\' pro:o;l'cutur s;.•ekmg to ~end ~lie S!• lrna 1o ~1ontgom<>rv 1".1· ' '1 kno~~o Ib is smwd'> '" Iill\ but tlli:J•· hefn11• I he sl<~ l e s' rled Wtl kms to deut.h or life impr J· n .Jl march l'ndrdl and pu.l hi•;· J'V{' go1 tn Wdke -:nnwht11h up · work" 11sonml•nt 1or the Manh V'J k1ll •' lo d•·Hth willl p!l'lllfdllated he ',haid "This hli~ b(•Pn ~omg He S!:lld HonPkamp sold the mg of Mrs Viola LiUZZI , dt.:: rur~ on"I' ree ·vfnr s now k b k st~J! e nght -n{ -w.ry through Hune peml1•d on a ha!!tst iu; eXIWtl ' .. m go1ng to .lo• tad·r a at· k;rnw .~ propt·rh hut tht• H1gh- !rom the Fl.\1 to wr;t ) up h 1 ~ II1e l'Bl · "s , .tn f urnwr " I'.ary 1 1 hOe OU 1 I ht•rP 1UI' S il't' illll . " d · wav Department then clwngcd c<t~e Thornus Huwt•, s<ud he was 1;1nes bl oc k lhe nor II ll,.!Uil ttw route ~o tl nw over land l1e The ~la te w,1s expt•t'1t>d to w1t 1l th('m and reported to Iu s W II Th.-.n rnavln• snnwb•u1v ., 1 h<Jd hiJUglll fJOlll llonf'kamp n·~ l b\ no<•n . where11pon de· :mpt•r1ms m the ra m-soa ked 1 coNmehupl wr\1'1 . . ond'lt' nulllt'~' II ·~ feJI.~e "al111r!le~ Arthur II ane~ , parkmg lot of a Birrmngh:ml JC o as ·1 1"Ar r·. ~ 1 ,11r r1g 1 1 · St•lf a former turn FRI a~Pnt'1llosp ltal F' or such mformauon, 0 f-way engmet'r ll t ,', 1ddl eIown, • 'd L 1 1 1· ..;: Blr· he Sil ·d l he was pal d $12 ..175. 1and one-t1me m/3)'01" of sat awsnn l<rS nr1 e~a 1 (' a1m _ to th~ rrnpt>rty The sta te Im_mgham, was to call up SUI Wilkms' f1r~t trial ended in a boughl 111•· prnpt-1"1\ Itom H1ch· wrlnesses as former state Pub· 1hung JUry, but tesltmony Ul the ard Hone-kamp IIJ e Safely Dtrertor AI Lmgo 1second attempt had a d.Jiferent 1 "They·rt' wrung.'' df'( Jared I ~nd Ralph Rot on. head of I he lone and a new body ol delrberKlan Bureau of Jmrst,galtOtJ .' ! ( KHII " ' ators ~~!though the JUry spent , . Tl . I mueh lime relaxed over !tOrt I I " Jury o1 I 2 1.owndes Coun· dnnks .ad smokes while wtl· I ly rmn , tnost of 1hem farme1s . DIVOTEO TO INTEREST 011 I · tl . 'l~ d IO b hi , f}('Sses were tesllf\'tn~, prosecu- : m 1e1r . "" an s pro a ,, k h MEtGS·MASON AREA t th e Ci!Se by• mghlfalt '. • tors too r:~ole ur t 1(e more t an W( 11 ge ! USual mt ercst Lhe panel g<~vt to ll:ttiWtrtl a. ower~ . ,...,outlier I 1 he fmal prosecutiOn W(tnes~ lh l t t C" ' ' ' ' ''""'''''· •••••• ,•1orron e curren es tmony. · Wdli'm', noted 1 was 1 · n Puhll•lle•• ev•l"l' •ru.rn<lo" lll<''"P' IUIMIIJ o, rn• 01"1111 valle• l"ubUo h I 'I the F'BI and m many slay·inu I 1•:11 f ''Hl•P•n ~ 110 "erh~nlr Sl !'om ~ Ohio. tM69 au.m... o r r , c e trials for l1ls knowledge ole , LUTHERAN PLEA ~~hen• W'V 1-2(1141 S<tllorltl ollnnl flY 1 , f1rearms an d buJJets. 1.211'1' 1 ADUJS AbABA 1UPJl - About ti!UtreG .. t~~eono e••.. m,,un, lie was 10 show the jury 200 Luthenm Church represen.. ""' *' the p .... orfle• •• t'nmerny 1I CAPEHART GRADUATES 1 through enlarged photographs I tat1ves from 12 Atrkan coun,...._ ..'!~~~:J~t' K~;~;,•:.·~~~c ~e~;.:r~~~:;~:· 1 of the 38 cal iber lead sluN; ex- lries, meetmg here Thursday, :on ....... ~ew 'l"or~ Ci l y. :--..,.. Marlnt Private Michael A. l lrac1ed from Mrs. Liuzzo'sl appealed to Rhodesia!. Prime · llltllftt,llo• r•'"' o~l•ve•d ., Capehirt, son of Franklin L. spmal cord how he be!ieve!'i 1t i Mm1ster Ian Smith to "avotd a .::·~.:v~~~ ~~~~~• .::~"' Capebart, of lt1~ute J, Pome- was Fired from a pil'i tol confis- 1dt.'{"Jsion likely to lead to rae tal . . '!l'tr lllnune) otflee meo: ... 1 roy, was araduated Sept. Zl cat~ from the car of Wilkms' v1olence." Smith has tt.reatened liielltbl. IJIIIO; thrM Hy 1 ~- recrot't 1raj oIns Klan pat.· Eogene Thomas . . to declare ~hodesia indepen· 1 HONOR SQU.AD _ The Pomeroy high school marching band honor squad for this year, announced by Dlreclor wno" month~ ~.,.,.,1390: """" , fr om M••••e ...u :'!•n;:~r"~~ 0 ~~~''~: •• , ~on~ at tbe Manne. Corp11 ~recruit The state charged ~hat W1!k- dent from Bntam under whtte Donald VIller, are left to right, Jane Wells, Jeannie Eber •bach, Keith Evans, Jane Evans and 'Randy Burt. The hon...,. Tlnl rDoll&a.. ,J.oo. Depo& at Parru Is lad, S. C. Ins and h\<o Klan friends ran I minor tty rule. l or 5quad was selected in competition with other memberg of the PHS band.-Sentinel nhoto. , . I 1 Shirley Trio, Wagner Chorale are Choices ' Flowers t 0 Wrap up Case Aga1' ns t KuKl ox Klansman . -~ ., I c :-1 NEEDLES·~... 1 I 1 ~tine!, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 22, I NEW YORK tUPil - Bern· , ard Fox thought It strange that nobody greeted lu m when he arrived home from work Thurs(Cuntinued from page 1 ) 1 day at h1s modest thre(' • room 17, Middleport, failure to obtain 1 apar1ment. tt.tle, ~t ted. to Meigs county JUVt'· The l1ghts werf.' t~?ed on, mle court. Elm? Watson, 4?, and so was the televJsHm. But Scottown, _def~ct 1ve ~.urncr, ctt- where \\ere his wife and three ed to Galhpol1s mumc1pal court, , children·: He callt:"d, and no Oct. 30; Vaneil N. Albert, 5~, ! one ;mswered. LOCAL TEMPS Jackson, overloa~ cited to ap- l , SJIRIKF: El\TERTAIN\.1F.NT - Dnt otllV and Ray Speelman of Columbus, highly The temperature in Pomeroy's pear Ot•l. 25; and orville G. TI1Pn Fox looked in tile bath· rNogntterl entertainers of Cl' llll al Oh1o. are taught m a duel at the Shrme club ban· : busmess d1slricl at 11 :15 It m 1Rule, Jr, 25, Lynden, Wise ., : roJm. And what _h_ad b~n a quet at H.al ine Tl~ursday. In the ?llH'r photo, a Sen1P•el c:mH.·r;r photo shO\\:S the I' Loday was 57, under cloudy ; no highway use tax permi t, i happy and promt.smg life for large turnout of Shnner> and tlwlY gu<'>is allemhng. ski<S. the 35-year-old lnsh tmrn,garnt 1booded reappear Nov. 6. ( Daily Htgb School band boosters will serve the dinner, Reservatiolll must be in to any one of thl tion of three directors, and oth· directors or the County Enen. er buslness, the Meigs County sion OUice by Saturday, NOV"enr Dairy Princess for 18 will be ber 8. selected. Directors whose terms etplrt WASmNGTON (UP!)- Francls Xavier Morrissey's dream of becoming a federal judge has been shattered _ perhaps beyond repair _ in 1 political vise screwed tight by power· ful Senate forces. The final blow fell 'Jbursday Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D ~ Mass., who had led the fight lor Senate confirmation of Morrissey as a u. s. distnct judge, rose with tec1rs wellmg m his eyes. He asked the senate to send President Johnson's nommatJOn of hts father's long-ltme fr1end and atde back to the JudiCiary Commillce. Without a murmur of dissent , tl1e Senate agreed The issue was she lves, at least until next yei:lr and possibly for good I Mather, Expert M'lk I er' T0 beDairy • umt•speaker vice Unit will be held Wednesday evening, November Dream GODe 0! - ~ -~ - 10. at the Eastern High School, according to a statement M0rr1ssey • S ~• -- --· --·- The annual meeting of the Meigs County Dairy Ser- h_ I - ' I oncl up eN ow ''Cbroma,Lock" Picture eNew "Chroma-Lock" Service EuabiUIJ - • CAU US TODAY eNew "Chroma-Lock" Reliability eNew "Chroma-Lock" Warranty • H& R FIRESTONE DEALER 'jO ' N. 2ND AVE. · �• ~ ··- . . ... . ... .... .... ~ -. •. . . ·- . ___...,.__., .. ) _ . .. ~. ' • ' Southern Honor John White and daughter. d Mrs. Anderson Wooten an Mrs. Jesse ProUit spent a day shopping In Pomeroy and Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wooten Dear Ruth: and children visited with Mr. Smart think in'! But I'll argue and Mrs. William AdaJM and with your cne-in·ten statement. daughter, Elaine, recently. Women's quiet, merry business Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Moor• of proving men wrong has low· spent Sunday with Mr. and Mtt. ered those odds considerably. Birehel Hamllton and children A majority of them are willing ,o::,I.,:D;;:a;,;to:;::n~.-------. I to admit nowadays that women 11 :'1 1DO have brains. (Their ow " I MULTI VISION wives excluded, of course.)-H. Photograph Albums .Capitol Comment, Events . • ,. By Wllllun S. Wblte 1 Dear Helen: I have been married almost five years and in all that time my wi fc has refused to be a wife to me. Her complaints range to her not feeling well to a headache , to - you name it. Don't you think that Ulis is the limit?-PATIE:NT. P. S. She is 21, but acts 12. Dear Patient: Yes, this is the limit - and tell her you've reached yours! Jf she won't consult a doctor and learn how to grow up, then you have a right to ask for an annulment. - 11. 01 ' el •• t I I I 1 I l • $3.00 to $5.00 1 SCRAPBOOK $3.00 . PADDED COV!R Roll Announced 1. AGENA LAUNCH INTO 185-MI. HIGK OlBIT In 'Echo' News Southern High School an- I, nounced ita first six weeks per· [ lw honor roll today in "The Ecbo" school newspaper,! Shirl;y Baker, editor • in-chief. ;~ Earning B or better (stnd· ! ; ents earning all A nameg in ! capital letters) were: I / Seniors - Linda Adams, I I SHiRLEY BAKER, Dixie Cir· cle, Polly Decker, Connie Deem, Janice Hoback, Marjorie Holter, Connie Leadingham, CAROLYN LIPSCOMB, Beverly Price, Pam Sylvester, Sharon, Theiss, William Zerkle. I 3. RENDEZVOUS IN SPACE Juniors - SANDP.A BAILEY. I Patty Baker, Donna Bush, Mar-! garel Cole, Nancy Hoback. Bon· ' - - - - nie Lawrence, John McClintock, Carla Morris, Brenda Norris, Nola Obitz, Patty Proffitt, Ro- • ger Roush, CAROL WILCOX· ' EN, Linda Wolfe, Linda Yost. ond Nancy Yost. Sophomores - Beatrice Bach- ; tel, Leoora Bass Jannine Bentz, f James Circle, David Cole, Tim Cozart, Ronald Deem, Bonnie DeLong, Tom Diddle, Rosemary Hendricks, Roger Hill. PEG· GY HUBBARD, Dallas Jarrell, ----- Mlddloport, 0, • ~Rsako , DIAMOI'<II> • •1~-o~oa I 1 d I Black Boots $9.95-$10.99 l I ~, Dart 4 Door Satan. Auto. Trans. R.adi.o and Heat.er. 1964Dodge -- - - • $1995 4 Door Sedan. 6 ryl. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. At The Sign Of JUMBO SAVINGS 1963 Dodge BOO -- 4 Door Sedan. Power SIN·rini{. Auto. Trans. Radio a nd lleatpr. 1963 Ford - • • • • XL 2 Door Hard Top. Auto. Trans. Radio t.nd He-ater. I OWER PRICES 1962Dodge • 4 Door Sf'dan. 6 cy1. Standard Trans. Heater, 1962 Oldsmobile ~.u., Lewis Repair Service -FOR- 61 OLDS 2 DOOR H.T. _ _ _ _ $1395 e HEATING ePLUMBING eROOFING and white .sidrw:tll tires. An ('('O!lomy !mr. oF LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE WY l-2374 134 Mill St. Dynamic 88. V-8 motor, automatic trans., bnrk-UJl lights Middleport Electric llghto !lrst were stalled In the White House in 1891, during Benjamin Harrison's administration. ALL CARS at METROPOLITAN MOTORS V-8 motor. automatic trans., power brakes. power steer· mg, radio. bcautifu.l 2 tone paint set oft by like new white sidewall tires, tinted elass and back up UghtJ. 61 CHEVROLET BELAIR 2 DR. SED. $1095 Six cyl., stand<:~rd tra ns, radio and heater, white sidewalJ tires, back up lig:ht s, outside mirror, low mileage, Ileal 2-60 OLDSMOBILES _ _ choice $1195 .:*ways have at least ls,ecltllly ..... 1100D St•IIH . . . .. _,..pootolfkiiT.............. .._ ..................... ___ c:.... ... '-~" .... ~ -~··· •~r lriih lhl - . . . . . . U)WEST-NICI!D 1... ,.,.WU...-IOU.$. 11111 wAaOOY. See It Today! One 88 llnd one 98. Power brakes and steering, . 1964 RAMBLER STATION WAGON One Local Owner. Nice IUIHII IIIUI:I:S t ' 1962 RAMBLER 4 DR. Auto. Trans. Like New, A\I While. One Loeal Owner II 1961 FORD GALAXIE 2 DR. 1960 RAMBLER STATION WAGON All Power . See This One 2 door. V..g motor. Auto. tram. I Milo Abovt Sliver Bridge In Ktnougo POMEI«nn. .· Auto. - - 1960 Chevrolet - 1961 Pontiac fltll 57 Oldt - $100 2 Dr. Vs A,utomaUc. ' MOTOR About WY 2·5342 M 'ddl ---- SUNDAY DINNER Ra-! :to walk. : Mrs. Nina Robinson and Mrs. ' ·Clara Follrod attended a fami·. ; ly get -together at the home Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ross IMa<· ll · ilyn Swartz) at Albany Sunday. II The WSCS wilt meet Oct. at the home of Thelma He1oder·ll son. Upoe olodJ;nt. tloe two cmft ••• automoticolly and rigidly locked together. Tlten comes a series of ell.~ periments, including separation and n-docki019 by each pilot by day ond ;. fttght's darkness. Hospital WITH US The Martin Restaurant Route 7 Middleport, 0. "Alii said was: Show me afilter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat." ! Portland Society Notes AI£fed Society News SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT . P.S: --····5-PM. 1 C. MULLEN PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS 6:00 TO 8:00 Farmers Bank Savings Co. .............,...,..,....,..., Catalina Sedan. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater, BACK SUPPORTS EL Camino Pickup. V8. Radio and Heater. 1959 Pontiac • '• • • $895 2 Door Sedan. Auto. Trllll. lladlo ond Retter. e~ Give your biJ1fle outst.uullflg HtmfJ ~iii~ • , , at surprislagly low cost 'lllitb 1959 Mercury • • 195$ Oldsmobile • 4 Door Sedan. PRESIDENT 1'1111 UNSEED 0& HOUSE PAINT WHI1E 01 DICOIAIOI COIDti • Self<tnoln( ••• pH • SJRliiC 1957 Plymouth - - s195 2 Door Han! Top. Auto. Trano. lladlo and Heater. -- • Alii - to ........ ""* Aleron Supporb for oacrotliao, ,....., lumbar ox any lower •. , ,,.._ ,. . ,. .,,..,,.;, . ,,.u.... .,_,,.,., S..lf'f'l gaur lla••l••• •lftdrie drg"r lro,. th... - • • brand._ book ...alD. Quofully fitted Iii ,....dootor's preouiptioa. ft A.M. C. • Frigidaire · • Ge•eral Eleetrie • Gibson • Hamilto• • Hotpoi•t • Ket.,;,.,.ter lieU... lhot tirod. l<htna book willl • ewrtc!ly fitted surp.llllppOito Kenm~re • Maytag • Norge • Phileo • •1111--.:t . • bllt .. """ Valley lumb• & Supply Co. I DUTTON D~~~~ N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. WYWOf lh !IU ·~~;;.., Awi. f BCA Whirlpool ' ... Mldtl~port. 0. ,__ ·~ - -··'··· Po,meray FURNITURE 1 ...,.... -•--••m•-••- OMAC FINANCING Codlllo..Oids past Cape Kennedy, GemiRi, with its two astronauts is shot tnto orbit by jh; 'Titan U booster and tb1 historic "chase in ,;pace" begins. .&. GEMINI DOCKS AND LOCKS Ageno'• docking collar. • 1111111111 - · · . . . . . SALES Color T.V. BAKER -- ollill • ' • ... ...,. wlllll KARR & VAN ZANDT PHONE WY 2·3870 601-6116 EAST MAIN ST. 2 Door Sedan. Blac-k finJsh . Radio, 2 Door Hard Top. Auto. Tran&. Radio and Heater. Pvwer Steering. trans. $275 4 door. V-8, auto.. power. METROPOLITAN MOTORS Four door. 6 cyl. ----- 58 Buick _ See These and Many Others at ... 's Fiat Sales &Service AS·IS" SPECIALS 59 Mercury • $250 57 Ford ____ $250 Hardtop. Clean and Nice $CJ95 1962 Volkswagen·- $1195 nice ear. NOW ON DISPLAY See The New 1966 Models • • Station Wagon. Auto. Trans. Radio anti Heater. 62 OLDS DYNAMIC 88 2 DR. H.T. _ $1595 ADMIRAL OPEN TONIGHT 2 Door sedan- va. Std. 'I'I'Ino. 1962 Rambler ----~ '8\~----y 62 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 DR. _ $1295 V-8 motor, aU11)Jnatic transmissio n. power st('rl'i ng, ll PW while sh1rw:dl tin•s and radio. l«lwrr priPI'd now. I,:=========~ ·' Miss Ruth E. Stanley, Ashland, I or Rac!ne visited a recent Sun- 1 were h~ld ~t ::~;a wi::r~~v~ 1 $ Ky. day with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chester Lemley and witt con·' Special Showing of Diamonds, f ' I Blrtbo s~M·an. and M Do J h tinue each night through OctoMountings, Diamond Watches, ~ 1 epor ·, r. . rs. n o nson . her 24. , Watch Attachments, and Precious Mrs. Roy D. Betzling, Porn- ' and sons, Bmm and Bruce, and · Mr. and !drs. James Golh- eroy, son, 12 :20 p. m. Thurs-IMr. an.d Mrs. Thereon ~ohnson ~r. and ~rs . Robert .Bigley j Stones. ard of Hu rricane, W: .va., . day ; Mrs. Paul F. Heinzman, of Racme spent Sunday m New (LOis Ann Swartz} of Arhngllln. : w ... •• lean c •.er For Your Diamonds :\ LJrge SeMrs. Jack Miller VISited w1th Henderson, daughter, 10:49 a. Boston with Mr. and Mrs. Scott Va., were Friday afternoon and bec't~ to EARN Mrs . . Lesta Gothard and lectio n of J\·lountin gs :\wai ts Your m. Thursday; Mrs. Charles M. Wheeler. supper guests of her aunts, Ni- ' Marvm recently. , Ashton, w. va., daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush na Robinson and Clara Follrod. fnspection As To Style and Price Mr.s. E. M. Wood has return- ter , 8:29 a. m. Thursday, visited Thursday and Friday Mrs. Eleanor Boyles has been Range. 1with Mr. and Mrs. ed from spending several days Norman helping to care for her grand-: i~ Princeton, W. Va., with her Dlscb&rged [Roush and children of Charles- daughter, B~end·a Boyles uf 1 INQUIRIES INVITED s1stcr and brothers. Peggy Sue Mutter Jo Aun ton, W. Va. Tuppers Plams who surfered an For Appointments Mr. Forrest Bachtel, who has Mutter Harold Mutt~r Charles Recent suesls of Mr. and Mrs. intestinal infection while recov- ~ been a patient at Holzer _Hos~it· w. Ko~rner, Holland Prose, Howard Larkins and children ering from a recent tonsilect- , Phone Gl6·1647 al has br.en taken to Umversity J'ames F. Hamilton, Mrs. Jes- were. Mr. and .Mrs. Raymond amy. 1 Hospital in Columbus for sur- Edward Rainer Mrs. Tilden Larkms and children or Texas Mrs. Thelma and 0-'!ie Hengery. Mrs. Bachtel and · Forrest L. Bachetl, and Mr. an~ Mrs. Norman Web- ders~n visited at the Elmwood : daughter, Carol, are with him. Horton, Clau<te R. Van Ma- er and chtldre~ and Mr. and Nursmg home recently. Mike Lloyd, a fre:.hman tre, Mrs. James w. p 18 01 s, Mrs. Fred Larkms of Long Bot- Mrs. Em~a Fin~ling visit~d Insurance Agency Inc. Phono WY 2.3381 Ohio State Universily in Colum- Fred 0. Kemper, Mr. Homer tom. Mrs. Magg1e Fmdltng of Wm104 E, M.in 5&. Pomeror, 0 . bus, spent the weekend with E. Morgan, Mrs. Augustine \Vii· Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ward stan · Salem, N. c. last week I 4,04 Second Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bru-ce li1ims, Mrs. Richard H. Pettery, have re~urned _after spending ~ and=:....:r.:epo'=rl:::ed::..~'he=:_:Is_:n:o:w_:u:n::ab:l:•~,.,=============......---,...,=======""""""""' Lloyd. Glenn H. Adkins, Homer w. week wrth the1r .son and ramiMrs. Sidney Russell, Gloust- Stanley, Jesse Starcher, Clil!ord ly .. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ward and er, is visiting with her father, Thomas, Mn~. William M. children of Frankh_n _Lake, N. J • '1r. Rue Tuckerman and Miss Lons and ;1fant son. Mrs. Ro- . Mr. an~ _Mrs. Wilham A. Mebert R. Barnett and Infant Kelvey VISited Sunday with Mr. daughter, Mrs. James Henle and Mrs. T. G. Hilldore of Sy· 1 y, racuse. Mrs. Ralph McDade visited several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Arlos Guinn and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kelly o! daughter, Aunica, of ParkersColumbus spent the week end burg. wtlh ~~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lutton Marvm Kelly. of Pt. Pleasant spent Sunday Monday guest. ol Mr. and with Mrs. Ralph McDade. & Mrs. Horace McElhinny were Mr. Marvin McKelvey student Mrs. Edith Dunlap o! Brooks- at Marshall College, H.;..tington Member FDIC Pomeroy ville, Fla. and Charles Johnson spent a weekend with his parand son, Mark, o! Trimble, Ohio. ents, Mr. and Mrs. William M<Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart re- Kelvey. turend frm a trip through the Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morris Smokey Mountain!. spent Saturday evening with Mr. ] - ij-.. and Mrs. Clarence Price. ~ews Sunday guests of Mrs. Ralph McDade were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nestleroad and Mr. and Mrs. K. B. McDade, •II of Entered Hospital Chester. W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. McDade spent several days Persons entering Holzer Hoshere. pital during the past 24 hours Mr. and Mrs. William A. Me· ___,:::;::;::;::;:_ __ mcluded: Scott A. Janey, 9l ,Kelvey ha~e returned home~-~ Garfield Ave.; Mr s. EdrodeaD\ ter spendmg aeveral days m V. Southard, 581 Sun Valley Dr. Augusta, Ga., where they visit· Mrs. James W. Myers, Vinton; 1ed their soo, Bruce, who 18 Elza Deeds, Bidwell; Mrs. Paul leaving this week for Korea. F. Heinzman, Henderson, W. They also visited Mr. and Mrs . Va.; Mrs. Charles M. Taylor, Charles McKelvey and daughtAshton, W. Va.: Mrs. Anthony er, Hope, 'Bnd Mr. and Mrs. TRY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS F. Atkinson, Rt. 2, Pt. Pleas- Harold Parsons and sons. Sunday School attendance on ant Mrs. Roy D. Betzing, Porn- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush Ocl. 17 was 61, offering $15.43. eroy; Mrs. Wt~ham D. Kennedy, attended the Stephens family re- Worship services were held at';------=~--.,-.------;.; · ========..-·=-.-·-..-...=========;;;;;; Ironton; Mc~Jiney Hunt~r, Rt. union a.t Culloden W.Va., Sun- 10:4·5 with an attendance of 3, ProctorviUe i Tammie L. d ' d . DAa:w mm.. •.'f'#'"·"~ L k Rt Ra d· M ay, ,16 an Herman Taylor leadmg. . 1 us · ·• .. venswoo • rs.. . The MYF met Sunday evening THE SHOE BOX • ,, da Skidmore ' of Shade. or, Va., spent a weel:ond will Mr. Dave Whaley of bls mother, Mro. Ellzabelh was here the past week ray and blo brother, Mr. ail while here viaited several of Mrs. Dana Murray, Jr. ' his friends in this community The Carleton Sunday School and with his brother, Mr. and had an attendance o! 62, offer· Mrs. Howard Whaley o! Bunker Htodqulrtortl Fclr lng $11.36. Mary Lou King was Hill. awarded a pen for eleven years Mrs. Wayne Beal has receiv·· ll perfect attendance, ed word of the hospitalization Mr. and Mrs. Wm. King had of her brother who received as recent visitors Mr. Dave King of Steubenville and Mr. broken back and other minor Bernard King of Baltimore, Md. injuries while training his horse Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mash of on his ranch in Montana. Columbus visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wood his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Cbar- and family were visitors in Coles Mash sr. and family. lumbus over the past weekend. I Middleport, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Branch Miller ~p4 Wilham E. Murray and of Belpre were here to visit her frlend Leon Denver' or Ft. Mylather, Elijah Michael. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles King had as recent visitors Mr. and ENJOY Mrs. Kenneth Lowry and daughter of Marion and Mr. and Mrs. Ed King of Harrisonville. Mrs. Virginia Smith visited one day recently with Mrs. Agena stools its setond orbit , After intricote manewer;~g Mto n10tching orbits, Gemini catches up with AgetKI ond begins docking ~naneuver by making Jl &oJf-loop up,r,-ord, with its nose . _ . at Emerson Johnson, Carolyn Ki· ser, JOYCE MANUEL, Grna Mathews, Diana P i c k e o s, 1 JOYCE PROFFITT, S h a r· on Roush, Ruth Shain, Michele Spencer, David Thorpe, Debra Van Meter, Ch::~rleen Ward, Middleport, 0. ·John \V<Jrner, Linda Wines, !,.---"'-"""'~=-"'·"'"'"''"·-"'-"='~' Sharon Yates. Freshmen - Judy Adams, Mark Beegle, Melanie Beegle, Rhonda Braden, Brenda Brad· ford, June Bush, Ronald Cozarl, Diana Cross. JenniJ'er Davis, Linda Grinstaff, Sandra Hall. Mike Hayman, Grace Hysell, Jane Johnson, Sandra Johr son, George Norris, Rosalie Taylor, Krista Yost, Sandra Zerkle. ( Kingsbury Diagram above shows, in simplified form, basic steps • tint fatlto!ticatl, complicated attempt to ha¥e the Gemini-& capsule tintc up with an Agena target vehicle while both Ofe orbiting the earth at nearly 18,000 miles per hour. The mission must not only prO¥e that it con be done but also show that it co• be done easily. For the nAdezvous and docking of two tra•eling spacecraft is essential to the forthcoming' attempt to land three men oa the 110011 br J970. to tM estoblis.hment of •f.llnned space llotions Dnd eorth~to-orbit femes, SLIP·ON 1964Dodge , ...... ...---;J~• Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 22, 1981f Society Notes JI!D'I __ . . _____ _,..,-=--- AMos launch "\icle boo•h tloe 21 · foot target Ate no into orbit firit, giving it heod start o.er Gemini of Gnt hDW' ond 41 minutes: ---------------- Mono& Boys t Z. GEMINI LAUNCH INTO 100..168-Mt, HIGH ORIIT 1 + Jf)ij[:D WfM Q Ill(]+---, MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE • . How Cemini Can Be Milestone To Moon 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 22, 1965 in useless arguments with stupid• people means that muoh less Ume to show the rest of the world how righl we are.RUTH . . --· _-- ___ . ..... • Speed f}ueen • Westi•ghouse .. ... • - ..- !!.~.~~!'!~~ ~. --- ..... �\ • ' ·, I· &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 22, 1981 • I Ch · h N · ews SentIDe Urc ftale da7B, our miDas are IS llllllf IS r.wib:hboardal There 10 J111J17 th!np to dllnlt abed., at work, at aebool or at laM. Even our leisure hours aftea nquire a lot of menW dvill ... and peace chliDd -vert faraway. Yet peace of miDd 18 pll88ible for us aD, when we bJr:n to God !or relief from the teDslon• of 1IINieru Jiving. He Ia fully aware of all our problems and · "1:411 p. 111.1 &venin& SerVIce. Harflar4 Plrlab, WIEI'IIII CJ, T:lll p. m., llldtreelt Praver.. ZIDD, pastor. Hartford 11ap1111 flee. 7.:SO p. m Wednesday. · Cllurdl, Commuuton Wonlilp llllddleporl Cllan!ll Ill lbo ND lllnlce I 1!- ID. Ta8adq, l:tli . . . . 1119. ClYde J. Bartlett. Cblldran UDder 12; 6, Cblldrea Qmd8)' 'ldloo) 8:111 a. 111.1 Morntng IVOI'IIIlp W:IO a. m.; NYPS Young !'eo!>'• , ~: a p. m.: Ev111o gellotlc rneottng T:SO p. m.; Prnye• meo•• •R. Wed . 7:30 p.m. .....,..., .d !udl ol lbo ND lf'IDO, Sunday Schoo~ 9:30 a. m.: llfornla& worsblp w:a L m. lllvenlng Worship, 7 p. m.; J'ri,Jer meeting, 7 p. m. Wed. 12 and up; 7:10, Adult ll'OUp. Mlddleporlli'Jnl VDfted r- Crow's --...:====--Maso nPersonals • M N m:: HEINER'S BAKERY WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING PT PLEASANT - The Point Plea;ant Junior Wom~'s Club i• making plano lor !herr aonuaI bnllday dance to be held November 27th from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. at the NaUonal Guard Armory. Music wlll be prnvld· ed by the Johnny Lynch OrcheB· LIEVING COAL COMPANY HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE BAUM LUMBER CO. STAR SUPPLY CO. FOREMAN & ABBOTT fHE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA New Haven News Notes Pollee are Investigating a break· lng and entering on the C. 0. Fisher property on Potter •s Creek Road dlllilll the week· end. the Reported missing froiD bouse which is being remodeled is 12 bona of floor llle valued at over $100. --- MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT ~.l \1 . - '· . CORRECTION 1st PRIZE .. .. .. . . .. . .. .. .. . ... $20.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE 2nd PRIZE ................ $15.95 ARTIFICIAL PLANTER 3rd PRIZE . ... . .. .. . $1 0.00 ARTIFICIAL ARRANGEMENT ~ THE SHEFFIELD BUTTER DISH PRiaD AT 99c IN WEDNESDAY'S AD SHOULD HAVE READ Sheffield - BUTTER DISH • • - • MAKE DUDLEY'S FLORIST YOUR HEADQUARTERS For All Occasion Flowers e Birthday• - Anniveruries • Get Well Wishes e New Arrivals eToSayThank You - $4··· pr. BLOOMING Tht ACADEMY • Modo! N506 •PLANTS Modern decorator styling. Eacltina Zenith quality c;olora: Brown: Belee: White. Sty\88 To . Choose From . ..,.... • Convey Sympathy •FLOWERS AM rec:tptlqn. Oelux• "Easy-Grip" tuning control for easier l'fatlon selection. Cholet of thret ManY • Holiday Wl•h• ARTIFICIAL DRESS PUMPS THE DAILY SENTINEL '------------------------...J DRAWING SATURDAY AT 5 P.M. HOSPITAL CHARGES IN STEADY RISE NEW YORK (UPI) - It cost an average $UO a day more to be hoepiiallzed in 1964 than II did in 1960, according to the Health Insurance Insutute. The lnstdute reported that lbe national average for two • bed accommodations in 1964 was $21. 30, a 23.8 per cent rise from the 1960 average of $17.20. ---- EACH DOOR PRIZES PleaIIIII Valley Boapltal II"'""'""""""""""""'"""'""""""="""""'"""""""""'"""'"""""""""""""""""""""""""""'"""""""" ADMI'I'I'ED: Roxanna Doug- \ ~ las Leon: Mrs. Oliver Mitchell, Millwood; James Hughes, Ash· ton; Ronnie McCartney, West Columbia; Marie Ward, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. James P. Keel· er, Letart. DISCHARGED' Mrs. Robert E. casey, Henderson. l / c / Grand Opening SPECIAL - - • - _j PROBE 8 • B RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MARTIN FUNERAL HOME : fall~~~~~~~~~W~LU~C~K~Y~S~T~R~IK~E~F~IL~T~E~R~S===~t.,..=··=·=;:r.c=<=-=t=~=~~ I OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. FOR YOUR GARDEN PT. PLEASANT- The State K& C JEWELERS KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. ~~~a~;;:filter that delivers the taste and l'll'eat mfhal." dinner mee1ing or -theThe County PT. PLEASANT Education AIIIOClation will be held at the Pleasant Point Resort on November 18 at 6:30 p. m. The price of the dinner is $3.SO and reservations must be made by November 1;. Anyone wishing to allend may contact Miss Zelda Knapp. _::=:==::.-- GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. RACINE PLANING MILL GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. TO MEET NOV. IS 5 PM SPECIAL! tra. I d The dance ts semi-forma an Uckets are prlced a! $4 per cou· pie. The theme of the dance will be "Fantasy in Fro!ll" and Mrs. WUIIam Carter Is the general chairman of the affair. Tables for lhe dance may be reserved by calling Mrs. Evelyn Wiseman, pbnne 676-21182. SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS TIL ~ Fourth Holliday Dance is Planned TINY'S FOODLAND V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY FRIDAY~~ SATURDAY- 8 AM SANDWICH ML R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. STEAK HOUSE 1 ai !:' ' l':)Anderson and Jessie R. PT. PLEASANT _ The Ma· Other aclion of the board was UO P· m. er; Music, Audrey w..-, Mason County Board of Education the approv~l ol Jentatlve dale< A delegation from PPHS ba"'~ rie Cullip, Zelia Darst and Jesvoted to participate in the Voca- for graduation exerciSes at Pl. Boosters Club and Band Direc sre R. Hunter. tiona) and Technical EducatinO Pleasant High School. Accord- tor John Matheny a!'P""'ed be- Several requests for use of Work Study program last night ing to the schedule presented fore Ure hoard asking permrs· school buses were granted proat the regular monthly session the board last night the dales sion to use two buses and one vlded the buses and drivers are of the board. The PfOil'lllll Is are: Class Night, May 16 at ll'uck to transport the band to available. set up to assist low Income 7:30 p. m.; Awards Assembly, Huntington Friday evenmg for Attending last !1il!hl's meelfam111es and is a federal grant May 17 at 9:30 a. m.; Bacca- the Pt. Pleasant .• Huntington ing were Supt. Burdette, Aasl. · Jaureale, May 19 at 7:30 p. m. East football game. Pennlllsion Supt. Balpb Sayre, Transporta· program. and Commencement, May 20 at was granled. Director Matheny lion Supervisor Warren Keefer =~=~-~------ also spoke to the board c~ncern- lllld hoard members, Paul Univel'l!ity Women Two Civil ActionH ing a band program which he Wedge, Robert Adkina, Harry . 'th Co wrshes to put Into effect lm· Siders and Bill llawerd. Host for Work&ltop F1led WI urt . mediately and his aesperate; l ,~~.;;;;:"-:::====--1 PT. PLEASANT - The Joca1 POINT PLEASANT -. Two need of an elementary school branch of the American Asso- civil aclions have been filed m band director. elation of University Wom~o the offlcek. of th~ Circ~it Clerk, Approved for employment upwill be boslells to 21 West VII' both see IDg JU gmen . on the recommendatino of Supt. ginla Branches of lbe AAUW The first action rs styled :hil~· Milton Burdette were !be !olin Point Pleuant on. Oc~ber Dalto~;. Do:~ :1~:Neil , Wif. lowing teachers, Unda Beale, 30 for an a~~a LegiSlative ~urg MdCult and M. H. Crider PPHS Senior High; James E· w"!'k~p on The Law and ~ v:mAustln Jrnstruction Com- raw, Woods School; Cynthia Cit~d ~h:OO~~'!:!.t P:int p~ny. The complaint charges Wallet, Henderson School; Floy~ be e a !bat during the pemd of Sept. Cole, Pt. Plea~nt JUDJor High, Resort. will be in with 11-13 while engaged in construe- .Janet McCoy Wrlson and Mozell The m=g t 9 g od lion of Pantasota plant, located Dabney, substitute teachers. Bomeo/the a ~fee . a ~~· t : .30 on Route 62, the defendant Approval was given for 18 · wo sesslons W111 8 r a · sprayed paint upon motor ve~ girls, members of Girl Scout a .nt Char· hicles ol the plamtiffs. The Troop No. 64, to attend a cook· ~ISS M~ ~:~:~uv:l chair· plaintiffs are seeking judgment ing school. Nov. 8, 11, and 18 1 !~"·an~ Mrs. Armand Sing· for the entire group m the am- from 3 until 5 p. m. subject to Mo town Jeori•latlve ount of $1,507.54. . approval by parents and prlncl· er 01 rg"? • .• The other actio is slylcd Rl· pal. Granted permission for program ch~rrnmn, are pi~ chard Franklin vs. James Toles, Beale School to be used for a !ng ~ progr~m under. Wi~ Pt. Pleasant. According to the,community shower on Friday, direetloll of Miss Demarrs I' 1 action it is alleged the defend-~ Oct 29 (or the William Henry son of ~ncord College, ~ ant, James Toles, without the \ ra~ily of Ga!Upolls Ferry who vice president and Dr. Elkins permission of plaintiff, took a recently lost their home and Del Kek of Davrs and 1!160 model car valued at $1,400 all !heir ossessiuns when their college, state president. Jannl and wben plaintiff recovered\ home bu~ned to the ground. The local Branch P ng possession of car it had been d committee 1s Mrs. Charles Gam- wrecked to the extenl !hat it\ Supt. Burdette read tne ~oar moo, president and Mrs. Ralph was considered a total loss and an estimated cost of reparrs to Crump, vice president. Mrs. sold for 1150. Plaintiff was com- variouo school furnaces as supAnd Tako 'lm Homo Bartow Jones wiD be a mom- polled to expend $55 for lowing piled by the ~lumbus Heabng her o!lhe closing panel diSCUs- charge covering wrecked aulo- Company. Eshmates grven WYU412 sion of the day. mobile Plaintifl seeking judg· were Ordnance School, $1260; A bullet luncheon wlll be ser- ment in the sum of $1,311S.OO Wahama High School, $231; Pl. vtd at the Re!IOil atl2 :311 p.m. from Ure defendant. Pleasant High School $Z698 and byter!IID Cllurdl, Rev, &wad Ruppel!, J)lltllr: 111mi1aJ 8eltaal cb""* Fed } Controls, $357: ol4 Jr. RICh School, $1806. The matter was tabled until the next meetlalg. Mason County will Participate in · ~~a " p~!~ ::~. :~:te~ w: Grant Pro,..am for Vocational Education :;g~~r:~:U:r!': Hunt- StudJ. llellllellem Baplllt caurca, lblp 11 a. m.; Evangelistic .,.. Pearl A. C&llto, Pallor; Wlir' Oreal Bend: Rev . C. [, O'U>I> rtce, 7 p. Ill. Prayer meeiJna, I service at 9 a. .._, Sunday 1:18 a. m. lfr. l'nd Lnll, acr, piiBtor: Roher! Lewis, oupt. 1:341 p. m. Wtdn•-'ay; YCUill Sebool at 10 a. m.; WS<ll lsi IUPL: U1:30 a. m. WCII'Iblp; 1:8 9' :n a. !II. Mornin& Worship People's Service Friday, 7:30 Dtursdll)' ol moolll; Bosrd p. m. YF: Wed. I:SII Jlllllar and BuDdny School; 1 p. m. E•· p. m. meetln& lrd WedtlllldiiJ cl the Cllolr: 7 p. m. 8on1or CIIGir. difficulties, and He Ia always ening oervice: l"lur!ldny, 7:30 "llorcb o1 God, M&. Moriah m .. th. a,_ li'Jnl l1tjllo4 ,_. ready to lead us to a greater S..v. !Ianiei Wcrkmaa, puiOr Flalwoodl Medoodlll Cbir& Rev. Clyde ~. llendersco, pas. bylerlao Churcb - Cllllrcb ... aerenity of sp!Yit than we have . p. m. Prayer 1111B1i1q. Carpeater Bapllll ataretu Sunday ~chool t:~ a. m.; Wor - Penrl A. Casto. pastor Wor tor. vleo. • a. m.; 8u:'1•y School ever known. Swula} School9'30 a. 11'.; Mor1> ship service 11 a. m. and 7:SO lblp service Ill a:. m. every Church If llle NUIIl'eM, Pom10 1 , m.; Bible Slud,y, Wed., That is why, when we take In~ worship 10:15 a m. a. m. Prayer meollng 7:111 P other SII!Kiny 7:~ p. m. SUllo eroy Rev. Clyde llenderlan, 7:110 p .m. a little lime froPl our biiiiY lives ll'lnt Bapllll atarcb. MlddJ&. m. l'llesdll)': YCUII& Peoplt' day Schoo~ Ill a. m., Jolul pastor: Sunday Scllool 1:18 a. CJlesb!n.IJiet'Barllard .1'11> to attend chureh, we lesve feel· port. !leY. Donald Boone, ... meelln&. 7:30 P. m. J.l'rlda1. BllleJ, 8upl. Pn,yer mn"DI lblp serv1cel lrSO p. m. SuD- 1111, 1lartford lllplllt • OJurda ing zetreshed and lltreDgtb. ened. We have Bhazed ill Bill ,tor: Sunday SCooo1 9:15 a. m.. Rolland Chorcb ot GOd, lift. Tbe Unllecl Metllodlol Cbarch IlL: Morntns Wonblp 10:18 L llarltfDI Woraldp 1:11 DET S. Fred Hoffman. Supt.; 10:15 a. John Smallwood. puiOr: SUDda.Y Pomeroy_ Rev. Melvin Alkire oervlces 7:30 p. m. Prayer 11100 ''WalcltluiJtea II' the Tel divine rift of peace. m. Worship Service:. BYP 6 p. SChool 10 a. m.; EvanRellstlc pastor. Church School 9:15 a.m. m.: NYPS 1:4$ p. Ill. II:Yenlng Virgins." TueldQ - Ofllc:erl Thil Sunday, God's caD to a new and certain way of meet;. m.; Evening worship, 7:30 p. aerv1ce 1 p. m.: Young People Leo Crew SUpt . Leo Vaughan -.ng. 7:!0 p. m. Thursday. piiiJI!Ifnl meeiiDi, 7 p.m. ED'l', m.; Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayo,r E.ndeaver 7 .P· m. Wednesday; Asst. Supi. rnvine Worship ai Cllardt ot Cbe Nlzareae, Baing the pressures of. Hfe ill a meeting Thm'Sday, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meetmg 7 p, m. Satul' 10:30 a. m. 6 p. m. Metbodlat elne, Ohio. &mday Scbool II personal call ••• for JGU, practice day. . y th F II h' 'lb !ld 1:30 a.m. Sundll)' Worship First 'Baptist Chnrcb, Pome. Grace E)Jiscopal Cbarcb, ou e ows rp. ur Ill' Senolce 10:30 a.m. Sunday Everoy - Rev. Carver Wllllams. Pomeroy, '!be Rev. Richard H. evening, Choir Rehearsal. Sun· nfng Service 7:30 p.m.; llld • - - - - - - - · - 2' 30 P;,.mf., Fall week Prayer Service Wedn.. Qmd8)' gut~~~ of Mr 111111 Sunday School 9:30 till 1UO. Martin, Rector. Sunday - Mol' dPoayt, Oct.th31D•IBtr . servIce, 10 :30 a. m... nfng prayer and Senoon. 10·30 r smou tc1 ..,.,n erence A - 7•30 • 11fr Worship · • p.m. Rev. Morris &1. Mra. Reuben stewart were 1 J ckson M thodisl Church, Nursery 1111d Junior church for o.m. \:Offee hour following. ~ ka Obi ';, ubli . in- Wolfe, Pastor. and Mra. Joho Darrell A . children. Ellterprlse EUB Cbnrcll, Ret. ~c son, o. e P . c ,. Ra1land Churclt 01 lbo N...,. ler of Sandualty Obfo• Mrs First Bapllsl Cbnrcll. llaclae Menzel . Smith, pastor. Worship Vl~ed to ::,n~. IIIII: Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; MaxJne Arnold ~ sus;rma Rev c L O'C<>nner pastor. service 9,30 a. m.: Sunday orell Morufng Worablp 10:4& a. m. Pomeroy Mn. Mary Aumiller SUnday ·Sch~ 9:30 a. 'm.. Sam School, 10·30 a. m. Youth FeJ. - Sunday School 8 a. ":;{ ~ lvangellldc service 7:45 ~. 111. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Curtis, oupL; 10:45 a. m. MorJ> lowship 6'30 p. m.; Boys and ~~; :_pt.a~:" W~ Midweek prayer service, 7:45 p. Jl'owler 111111 cblldrea, TIJDID)' Ill worablP: 6:30 p, m. BYF Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. m.; Studer pastor ' m. Wednesday. aud Tony of pt, Ple•MDI and and Junior Fellowship; 8 p.m. Evening eervtce 7:110 P. m., 2lid Heath 011 e~Jtodw Cllllrllb, MJd. l)aoe• CharciJ clllle Na. Jack Stewart, Tl!nm7, Butcb, Evening service; 7:00 p. m. and 4th Sundays: Youth Cbolr, dleport M. E. Dawson, puiOI" Nne, William C. 1llorpe. putor, and Lisa of Graham Slatloll. WedneSday, Prayer meeting: 6:30 .P· m. Wednesday. Prayer Mra. H Cllurcb Schooi Sunday Srhool8:30a. m.: Morn- Jim Stewart spent the week I:JO P· m. Wednesday, S•nlor Meeting. 7:30p.m. Wednesday. SU t.· ~ebool. 8.30 L Ill& wmblp IO.St a. Ill. end in Columbus, Oblo, where Choir Praetlce: 3:30 p. m. Toe>- Lotlrldge EUB Chard!, Ret. m ~ Worship Service, 10:80 L l'ellllcts1ol Anllllbly, ltGala he visited with Mr. and Mrs. day. Junior Choir Practire. Eugene E. Emerson, pastor: Methodlat Youth Fellow- 114, Rev. Paul E. Jonu, pat!Gr. Jack Kelly, Hartford Baptist ::burch - Sunday School 9,45 a m. R~ lhfi, 7 m, Official Beard Sunday School W a. m.: WOI' Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Taylor Warren G Zinn pastor. Mom· sell Archer, Supt. Sunday 'u pis . t s'' d I Dlh day, Wadnt!lday and Friday. and Jill, Mrs. Ferris Justis aU · 9 a.• m. sermon: worshrp · t0:4!i a. m. and 7:so mee ng ' un ay o mo ' .... - • Cll·-• • ing worship · - p llleeUillo _...., MJd. of Mason and Mra. Audrey 7 30 "Beware of Falling Rocks" p. m. alternately. Bible Bl1ldy ' p.m. WSCS, 2lid :cnday dleport, South Srd Ave.: Sunday Young of Pomeroy vlallecl aver Church School 9,50 a. m. ; 3:45 and prayer service led b)l pan. ~..1:,~!; 7': 0 p'm.m.; eanor Sdroo!lO a. m.: Sunday evenlua the weekend with Mr. and p, m. Tuesday, Children's Acti· or 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. CbrJ5. Mlnen.l;j ~elllodisl Cbur b erugellstlo aemoo, 7:30 P. Ill. Mrs. Dale Justis at Ft. Wayne, 0 vities· 6 p m Jr High pro- llan Endeavor. 7:30 p. m., 3rd c Wedne.sday Bible Study 7:30 p. Ind. gram: HO. p. ·m. Aduli Study Saturday of month. :,:en G. StuUer, Pastor. m.; Satunb: nlgltl Prayer lllld Mrs. Paul Bailey of WlDtersgroup. Morolng Slor EUB Cllarell, ay School, 10 a. m.; Wor· Wonblp 7·'!0 p. Ill. Pastor. Rev. ville, Oblo, and Mrs. R. c. Rolland Flnt BapUOI Cblll'<b Rev. Menzel Smith. piiBtor: 8:41i !lhlp service 11 a. m.odl B. l.. Barrett. King of Henderson visited on Sunday School. Fred Moroe Cbape JMetb at llarrfsonvdle l'rel'-'•rlaD Monel . fridoy Sunday Sc)l('ol9:30 a. m. Preach- a. m. , James Early putor Oliver .,~ ay wtth Mrs, Albert Swatn nmott.y inr sunday 2:30 p. m. South, supt.; Earl Shuler, Ass l • • Cllurcb, Jobn Davies, pastor: zel. 2:20-76 Free WID Baptist Chore•, Morning worship 10:45 a m.: Sayer: ~~unday Scllool W Cllurcb School 10:10 a. m. Wor- Mrs. Lee Capehart 11 m at Rutland, Pastor, ltev. p au 1 Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Tburs- a. p~rtJ.a. ~~~~t""~.;..,lt- sblp aervl:" :SO p. m. her home on Third St. Sbe is Taylor; Sunday School, 10 a. m. day. H. L. McDaniel, pastor. Sunday llecrp• Nd Cbnreh Of J11111 employed at the Masoo Bowling With the hope it will, In 1ome mea~ure, foster arul help lUI· Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preaching Souih Bethel EUB Church - School NO Harold Housh Cbrls1 of Latter Day Saints, lis Center. 7:30 p. m.; Prayer ..,.. Rev. Eugene E. Eme.rson, PD Supt; K.,;,,.ili McLeod, ...~ mlles from Racine on Rectn. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cap.. lain that whkh il good in family and community life, thil fea• service, vices uo p. m. Wednesday, tor. Sunday School 9.~ a. m., 8 1 Preacbl 7.30 m Sun- Portland ~d. Sunday Sebool hart spent the weekend at lure il 1pon1ored by the bm ineu firms and organization~ lllorlab ~pUll Cboreb, Norman H. Babr, Supl Sunday : : · ng · p. · t:30 a. m.; Worship 10,10 a. Black Water Falls ill Davia Corner of Fourtll and Main St. Worship 10: ~ a. Ill; and 7:30 p. llaclne Melllodlll Cbardt, m., Sunda• evening oervlce at County lllld returned to Jack· whoae name, appear below. Middleport. Rov. Nyle Borden, m. Alternately. Brble Study B. L. McDaniel, putor: Sw> 7::10 p. m.: Wed., WOI'l!hlp sen'· son's MID. Weston, W. Va~ minister. sunday School 9:30 and Prayer service ltd by pan. day Scbool 9,30 a. m.: Preach- Ice at 7:10 p. m. Pastor, C. W. whore Mrs. Capehart attended a. m. Arnold Richards, Supt. or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. 1ng IO:SO a. m.; loiYF 8 p. m.: ProU11t. AU avenin& fii'V' a studeot Council worluhop. Morning worship, 10:30 a. m. Syracuse I!.U.B. Cbmb, Paul Prayer and Bible Study, 7,30 p. ,,.. begin at 7,so p, m. She Is sponsor of Student CoonNaomi Baptist Cblll<b: Son. A. Sellers, PIIIIOr. m. Wedn..oday. Our Lady of Lorello MlldOII ell at Wabama Hii!h School. day School 9:30 a. m.: WorUO a. m. Sund&y Schoo~ Ben Bock Sprlnp Melbodlal l.ol\11 Bollom, Rev. Tbomu P• Four Wabama student counMiddleport, Ohio Middleport. Oblo sbip II a. m.; Prayer service, QuiSenberry, Supt.: 10:30 a. m. Chester Lemley, pastor; WOI' trooek, edmlnlsll'ator: Sunday cil members, Sharry Flesher, Mormng Worship servtce, lsi sblp service 8,10 a. m.; Sun- lla9s a,so a. m., est.; Holy Uays Sbaron Rollins, David Cook 3lld 1 p. m. Wednesday. Carleton .;horeb. Kingsbury and 3rd Sundaya of the month: day Schoo~ 10 ,11 a. m.; MYF of Obllgad?n. 7 p. m. AUan Hart, were accompanied Road, Rev. Clyde Hinton, pas- 7: 30 p. ~ Evening EvangeJis. 1:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible SL John • CallloUo Mblloo: to Jackson's MID by Jack Flesh· tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; tic Servu:e, 2nd and fth Sun- Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. . near OuysvUie IDulclt Ridge): er of New Haven. Mr. Flesher Relph Carl, supt. Sunday Wor- day of month. ~ETHANY Raftand Melbodlal ~ Rev. Frank Manlerl, [IIJo and Mr. Capebart returned Baken of Good Bread ship service, 10,30 a. m. and 9,30 a. m. Mormng Worship: Rev. c. J. Lemley, pastor: tor, Sunday Mus W:30 a. m.: bome with the otbenl schedu~ We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions Huntington, W. Va. 7,30 p. m. alternately. Prayer 10:30 a..m. Sunday Sehool, Bly· Cllurcb School 9,30 a. m.: wor Holy O.y o~ Obligation 6:110 a. ed to return on Tuesday. WY 2-2955 Pomel'()y meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. the TheiSs, Supt.; 6:10 p. Ill. ablp service, 10:30 a. m., M m.: Coofesston, 'AI bour before Mr. lllld Ml'l. Steve Noble of Cotamblr Cbapel: Worship aer- Youth Fellowship. CARMEL - Y. F. Monday. 1:30 p. m. Maas. Pt. Pleasant and Mills Diane flee eacb Sunday 9:1S a. m.; ' '30 a. m. Sunday School. WaY'" SllversvOie Molllodlll Cbure• The Salvalloa AnDy, EtlvoJ Miller, New Bavea, visited dur· Sunday School 10 a. m.: Youth ne Roush, Supt.; 10:00 a. m. Arthur SUit, pastor. SUnday RayS. Wlnlog. olflcer In cbarp. ;ng the weekead with Mrs M&Service 6:15 p. m. Evening Wor- Morning Worship, 2nd and fth Schoo~ 9:30 a. m.; Gene Wolle SUnday 10 a. Ill. llallDele meel- tilda Noble and &randson, DaDship 7 p, m. each Sunday. Sunday of tho l!lonth; 8 p. Ill. Supt~ Services 'lbursday ....,. lllil t0:30 a. Ill. Sunday ScbooJ. ny Harbour. Bradbnry Cbnrcb Cbrlll, Evening Evangelistic Service, lng. Swiday 7 p. m. YOIIDI People'• __ 01 240 Uncoln Sl Middleport W1l 2-2550 130 E. Second Pomeroy WY 2·2440 Art Marcum, minister; Bible tat and Srd Sunday of monlb. Salton Metbodisl Cburdt _ Legion: 7:10 p, 111. SalvalfoD School and Morning Worship, Tappen Plsbta EUB Cbarcb, H. L. iolcDantel, pastor; Clint -!Ina: Tbursday, 1 to I "-10 ,30 a. m.; Cbristl!ID Endeav. Rev. Eugene E. Emerson. pas. Orr, Supt. Prescbing 9:15 a.m. dlea Home Lea110e: 7 p.m. Prep or, 6 p. m.; Evening Worship, tor: Sunday worship 9:30 a. m. Sunday School 10:15 a m daMes; 7.!0 p. Dl. Bible lbaly, 7 p m. Sunday School 10 a. m., llo- Oal!: Grove Melbodlol Cbarch prayel' maetlng. Other aervlcel EotabUsbtd In 1904 Pageville Community Cbnrch bart Villloyard, Supl. Bible Sin- a L. McDaniel, pastor, Eati by aniMlUIIcemenL We!!t Columbia. W. Va. Rev. Russell Cline, pastor. _ dy and prayer servrces led by Croas, s Ipt. sunday School at Pom..., Sevealb DIJ .W.. WY 2-3284 lollddleport Young People's service J,!O p. pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. 10:15 a. m.; Preaching 9:15. tis! Clllreb - Mulberry ReJgbta W.8.W.S. Ph. Mason 773-5593 m. Thursday; Evangelistic ser- Adult class meeting 7:30 p. Syracuse Methodist Church , Rd., north Ill Melp Memorial The w.S.W.S o1 the Bachtel vice Saturday, 7:30 p. m.: and m. last Monday of month. Wendell G. StuUer, pastor. lloopllal. Pastor. F. W. GWord EUB Obnrclt met for the OcSunday 7:30 p. m. Federated Choreh, Pomoroy, Worship Service a,41i a. m. SUD< Aulslant Pastor, Jama 11 Iober meeting at the church. Bemlocii Grove Christian Rev. W. H. Perno, pastor: day School 9,~ a. m. MYF Sun- Hofler. 8ervtces en Sallllday: The leuoD "Give God Glory" Cllurch, Wol'llhlp service, g,so carl Kautz, Supt., Sun d • v day 6 p. m. Prayer meeting Sabbath Scboo~ 1:30 p. Ill.; wu preseated by Laura EWott. West Main St. Pomei'OJ •'Your Keepsake Store" a. m. Sunday School, 10, a. m. School, 9 a. m.; Worship hour Sunday 7:30 p. m. WorshiP, 2:30 p. m.; Yo g lb An open cUscussloa Willi held Support the Church of Your Cholet 112 E. Main Sl Pommy Terry Collums, Supl 10 a. m. Letart Falls United Brethren meeUog, 1:30 p. m.: Bible Slit on Bocial Problems. Bradford ~nrch ol Cbrlst. ML Ulolon F.W.B. Cbarcb -,InC rlst Church, Sunday School d3>. 'lbureday, 7:10 P. m., at The group voted to spoosor Joe Bobmsoo, Minister; SUnday School 9,45 a. m., Earl t:30 a.m. worship services. The ~ Evana Heights, GaiUpcUo. the UNICEF program aod will Homer Forrest Supt., Bible Starkey, oupt., Evening wor .first and third Thursday even- Eden United llre!Mea .. serve refreshments for the cbllSchool UO; Morning Worship, ship, U(J P· m. by Cecrl Co•. ' logs at 7:30 and the aecood and Cllrtst Cllarch: Rev. Eldell R. dren at the church following the W:30 a. m.; Rvenlng Worsh• >. Loyman ; Young People's meet· fourth Sunday nll!hts at 7:30. Aalke, oastor; Sunday School canvass. Building SuppUea and Millwork 1 p. m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. lng and Bible Study, 7:30 p. m.; James Morrison, pastor. . 10 a. m.: Winnie Hollinger, oupl. PERSONALS General Contractllll Chester, Ohio Bible Study. Wednesday; Choir practice at Bpell R.. t'reo lllelbodlll. Orrlotlan Endeavor, 7:11 p. 111. Mr. and Mrs. Garland GoodPhone WY 2-3978 O.rter Cllorcb of C b r I 11 7:30 p. m. Thursday. R•btr E. SmU., Sr .. paolor' Mrs. Lyda Cbevalter, president. win of Glouster Point, Virginia Bible School 9:30 a. m. Preach- Danville Pllgrtm Oollneso, (P. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. 0. 0. cJaaset 1m all Song services, have been vlsiUng at the home ing 10,30 a. m., ftrsi and third 0. Len~svllle Oblol, Rev. 0. H. Patterson, Supt.; Mornfn(l Wor· 1 p. m. Preacblns 1:20 p. m.; or Dr. and Mrs. R. F. Bryant. Sundays. Car •. pastor' Sunday School, 9,30 llhlp 10.311 a. m. Yuutll Service. \lid Weell Pray•t meeting. 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Roush of Mason City Cburcb ol Christ. a.m., Rober! Grate, Supt. Wcr- 8'4S p. m.; Evangelistic met p. m. Wednesday, Clu1 Leado Cbarleston visited relaUveo Bulldero and Building SuppUeo Paints and Hardware Miller Street: Sw1day Bible ship servrce at 10,3; a. m.; PI~ sage, 7,30 p. m.; Prayer moe~ or. Mrs. Mozfe RoistJii•. here on Friday, Chester. Ohio Pb. 985-2008 Pb. WI 9-3273 Racine Study 9 a. m. Evening Wol' grim Youth. '45 p. m.: Eva1> 1ng Thursc'1y 1:30 p m. llllcbtel Evaqellal Ullled Mr. aud Mrs. Mu Elcblnger oblp 7:30 p. m.; Bible Siudy, geUoUc service, 7:30 p. m. Mid- Free Mtthodlll l.'borllil, Laor- Bretbteo Cburcb - Bunda1 8114 daughter bave purchased 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Week Prayer and PraiSe, Wed- "' Clift. ·.ev R. I ·oe :ill Sebool l:fl a. m. Wcrsblp. the Allen Shain property on Mul· Middleport Cbnrcll 01 Cbrfst, ncsday. 7.30 p. m. putor Sunday SchOOl UO a 2lid and ftb Sunday, t:41i a. berry Avenue In Pomeroy and Stb an~ Main Streets Donald Kingdom Rail of Jebovall'o m.: PbU Wlae. •upt,, Mommg tiL Acllaab Miller. pall(l'. will move on Tuuday. Hicks, minister: Bible School, Witnesses · Public meeting, Sui> """~11 10 ,311 a. m.; Yo ut b Ull Qvdl. Lotar1 •• Amq those frotn the Bend Ashland OU Producla Pbnne WY 2-3481 N. Second Ave. :30 a.m., Kenne'b McElhinney day 5 p. m., Watchtower study 'lorvlc01 1 p m . l!:van~eilslk ..., llchool 1:11 L IlL; Wonblp Area attending lbo fuoeral ~ Brown'• BotUe Gas Supt.; Morning Worship, I p. m.; Bible study Tue-'ay service 7,30 ~. m Mlo Week w .., SUnday 7:!0 P. m. Robart McGiotbllD on Saturdll)' Middleport, Ohio WY 2·2166 Pomel'()y 0:30 m Evening Worship. 6 p. m. Service meeting, 7 p. orayer senlc- 1:341 p, m. Wed Letart 1l'alll United Brelbl'ea in Raveuswood were IJ4r. and 7 p. m., Prayer Service, Wed· m. Thursday, Ministry school, Wednesday •nd Frlda1· evenlnR ill Christ Cllurcb. James MOl'- Mrs. ftollle WiUiamson, MrB, E. nesday. 7 p. m. 8 P m Thursday F.. ..,om Oolpet 1111111..,, a. rison, putor. Sunday School et A. Scbaekel, Mr. and Mrs. IIIII' Cburcb ot \llrllt, Pomeroy, St. Paol's aad St. JohD's ihan IO;ti.... rt:vtlle Rnad: ~ J 9:30 a m. Preaching l!erv!ees ry Layne, Mrs. Donakl F Roush, Jerry Maslen, pastor' Sunday Lutheran church. - Morning Gl'lfflth. pastor: Ro~er w I~ first and tblrd Thurllday even- Mra.IJoyd Roush, Lucille Rouoh School 110. a: m. Church 10 :1(1 worship 8' 15 a. m. and 10,45 ford. Supt . Sunday S.hnnl 10 logs at 7:30p.m. Second and and Mr. and Mrs. Emory Roush Speclolty - Southern Fried Steak Quality Furniture at Lower Pr1ce1 o. m.; Chrost11n Endeavor . 6.W am.; Sunday SchooJ9,30 a.m. a m.: EvanJII!ilsUc Service, 7· fourth Sunday evenfnp at 7:30 MrB,CilarlesYookerhosbeetr 113 N. 2nd Middleport WY 2.0976 Middleport. Ohlo p. m. Evening Setvice, 6,30 p. !Both congregations are mee~ 30 p m "raver meeUng, 7:311 p. m. Prayer meeting second a recent patlenl al Holzer Hot m log as one at Sl John's Church ~ m Tul!llla• and loorlb Thursday evec. ptlaL Rutland Cbnrcb of Christ. al Pine Gl'()ve wbllo the new llallllld MluklD 1 0111'1 New· and first and third Sunday "'" Mrs. Grace Weaver 1tu beet Bible School 9,30; Communion St. Paul's Church Is btii!P buill. man, mlulonal)' putort SW> enings at 7:30 p, m. a recet1t paUettt at Holzer !loa 10,30 a. m., V. H. Braley Allred Methodltl Chnrch, - <lav School UO a m.: Wonhlp ML Hermoa Jnlted llntbrea pllaL Supt. Sabra Canaday, planlsl: R<v. Pearl A. Casto, putor. 10,30 a m.; Prea<'htna 1,30 p ill Cllrlat Chureb. James Mlll'Devoted to the lnte1ests Bible Study, 7,30, Delberr t!J> Sunday School at 9:30 a. m., • m.; Prayer oervlce, 7:30 p. m. rison, pastor. Sunday School SBLF •IIUJTWIENT mine, leader. Charles Taylor, Supt. Worship I lbur!ldav 1:30 a.m. Preaching aervlCOI CENI'BNAIUAN LOCAL UNION 118118 Of the Meigs-Mason Area Zloa Chore• of CbrloL Porn~ services at 10,45 wilb the Rev. Syncase lltlsslliD, Ret. Ear• flrat and third Sunday nlgbta BOSTON (llPJ) - At I~ Ravenswood. W, VL I'()Y · Hal'rlsnnvWe lload, Eu· l Casto. Sunday at 7:~ p, m. 1 r:uster j)IIBtor: Servlt'eB every at 7:30 p. m. Second and (ourtb Georp y, KlalyoCI • Albebdm geoo Underwood, minister. Bl· services with the .uv. Chester 1•• 1'311 o ~ Sunday mornings ·at 11 a. m. former lllobeboller and poe1 ~le sc~ool 9,31, a. m.; M"""lna LPmley, evangelist. Tuesday, 8. Thr Cb"""' o•' tilf 1\iazar.. e. Prayer meeting every Wecfnet. llvelalonl ill a llqullt lln worship 1:.!11 o m.: !Iober• Reed p m. WSCS meets at home or Oteater: Rev. Herbert Grate. day at 7:30 p. m. CbrlatiiiD ~ room, dobtC aU bll own cool Slblr ''h""'.'!u~t . Thelma Henderson. Wednes· pastor; Richard Rarton. Supt. deavor, second and fourth SliD- btJ, wUb1tJi lui! oilier boi1JJi Clloater Chnrcll ot Gnd, Rn day evening prayer services at Charlel Bissell Asst. Supt. days at 7:30 p. m. wert. . Jlal:en ol Roloum Bread Rutland. Oblo Ullbert Spen<:er p•alnr Su!1d•• 7:45. 'lunn" 'l.h<> · 1 >111 a m.; Mum UUfe KYler UIIIW llliarell . 88)'1 he: •!1(W lite · heJ. , 1 Sebooi9•S0 L DL Morning 1101' Cllelter llellloGIII Cllan$ i!tc WoroiiJp U a. 111.; NYI'II qt Qrill, CIIN)t!re. &:,pe • ~~a . . . . . ~t" · 2· lM' 7 5· pally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 2, . Roush's Shoe store Com• '" tOt • tlemonelraUIIItl FOLIAGE INGELS FURNITURE '· . ~ ;_ FLORIST ..., ( ..: , WY 2·2635--Middleport Open Fri. l Sal. Night• · . I •GARDENS PHONE WY 2-5560 59 N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPOI'I', 0. �,,,,,,.,, .... '· ··~· .. , ... - ...• -- ··-··-·~ · · --~ · ·~ ------ _.... - ·~ ······- .. •c \ • I Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin· Board 8-Dally Sentinel, Pllmeroy·Middleport, 0., Oct. WANT AD INFORMATION Ill' UAAtl&..lN8 l'A 0u ..... P"M fllaftda7 OM4Uae ..., ....... • 1965 Pomeroy. Motor Co. 2SIGNS For . Sale FOR SALE Oil ' Televllloa Ia Review 66Chevys By .RICK DU BROW Ullltod Preoa IDiernallonal BOU.YWOOD (UP!) - BliTWO POLLED H f d h .1. COAL HAULING, leaves raked, ere or ei and hauled away. Lee Drentalns Trevor Howard gave pel' l.lo\./41 :&l.t..A'1'10JIII. ers, 9 and 14 months, excel· ner 'WY 2_2803 10 22 6tp ON DISPLAY AT bapa his Oneal American televlo OOR.BD""''IONf 1961 Rambler Classic St. Wagon _ $795 lent breeding. 1958 D o d g e ' · Wll • M MOIIptiNI antlt 1:00 A. tl . slon perfonnance Wednesday l'ef Du II Pllhlteetta. four door hardtop. V-8 --j)5,- RATS, MICE elrninated for- Looally owned, 6 cyl. engtne, automatic trans. Radio and nlgllt as be portrayed Napol• heater. Spotless Interior, good tires. Brown and beige fin000 miles, good condition. ever. ''Get Star" 2Y4 lbs. UUUIA&'lWtf in an original NBC-TV elrama rne Pu.llllllhet -~ -. "'bt Kenneth Hartley, Pomeroy. $1.69. Ebersbach Hardware, ish. See this bargain toOOy . 1o edit or ..tNI ...., aGI d___. of tbe emperor's final years, o' ,.•,,tt.-hte. t.J'rnf'l' ttboak'l lie Ph. Daytime WY 2·5272, ev· SUgar Run Mill, Pickens Hard· 1965 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door_ $2195 reporud ltllrnedteteh 1'lte PQb "Eagle In a Cage." enings WY 2-6320. 10 22 Jtc ware, Mason, ~ · Va. hoher .ul 00' '"' reepn!PtNtt toJ L<lcally owned by Jady, a new car t.l'IBde in. 15,000 miles, The 90 - minute "Hall of i!DON ~~~~ 1111• tfti!M'NCf ~011 --. - 10 22 ltp 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio and heater. Turquoise finish. A nice CARPET 9 x 18 Wllh pad. $25. .. . Fame" production, written by 1\Al'll WY 2-5415 after 5 p. m. ISEWING machines, repair si!l' ' buy . . . . . . . atl, A.cl . . . . . . Millard Lampbell and directed • c.nu PI' ""I'CJ on• 1 rt~ert'lnn 1 0 22 3t c vice, aU makes. WY Z..2284.. Jl:nnlnJ, ~tl.mlii.J 2.08 aeret. maN \llntmum ,;bar,. 18 cet~q, 1961 Chevrolet Impala H. T. Cpe. _ $1395 U leu, and belnJ the DOrthWCJI p&l'\ by, George Schaefer 1 de&1( wJt h The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy lJ t ..,.... pe.l ~ fOJ n.... ol • Bl~ aen tract ol · land (]l&r<ll!ll Napoleon's e:rlle to the island of Locally owned by nurse. White finish . Red Interior, new FIREWOOD-:- $lO-a- pickup load ell•" ,,.,. •n.lrtlfflll lrJ conveyed by FramH Neal and Authroized Singer Sales and tin•s. 6 cyl, Automatic trans. Sharp as any 61 model you 81 •nl LJI...- ~ul"l"l 01) NIO adJi Old to ..,.,. n. St. Helena by England alter he cut anv length. Call or write: Service. an• P••tt wttrun 10 rt_,. a 29 tfe 4ated All(lltt 19, 19M, and ,..,cordlld h will ever find. CARI"I OJ MlAI'lltll 4 Vdl'l'loaf'\Ui.b lD Deed Hooll 1M. at Pap 31\0, Dud S &d asked that COUntry for oyGlend~J e Skidmore, MY &- 1 h.20 .,., 111.1 _., lilt& Recorda of !llelp CountJ. Onlo. refer' lum, mindfu) of its US\181 Iibera. tmum ll'.:ecb aodiUollJII w.-.ro lr tnee ta whteb W bereb;r mao.., The 34~7 10 22 61p ~==--~--;;;;-=---------. on·,, :1 sou as I ..,.,, doocri""d ' ' " ' ...... oubJ~• • lily. The story itself ~tially 11:111 • 11 too 'WWl p II. DellJ CJNE rer~iger~tor. $10; One din· &aturd~• s:ao "- ,, ltoe - · elte, $15 15 ptecesl: One botOPEN EVES. 9:00P.M. :etnrd::: concerned the humanizing rt'b ill CASl 1'0 t'I.AC :It A tled gas range. ~35: One I ~nt=c~ M~::~ <•::: feet of the emperor by a lovely U:SUI·T ~ROTIII! : INO • • N'I Ul wnnger - washer. $40 (speed POMEROY, OHIO THlRD TRACT: aetna In rractton MIAMI BEACH (UPI)-Cas- teen-age girl on the verge of Queen); One couch, $10; One No. 11 Town No .... ~tlon No. ta. . Cl pb'l h flOmanhood, and by a humorPHONE WY 2-2156 rocker, $10: One twin mner ·===========::-::-;;::;;.;::;-;:;:;:::~;:-:;Jbeglnnint at the northweat corner of SIUS ay - poet, I o~p er ous and frank Irish doctor. Nospring mattress. cml springs I NOW GOING ON Real Est•te For S•le IN TH~~~~·~oo:.. ~~~:~~o PLIAS C!:'rn~raz, ~=row-:!,~: N~~':~ and h~a~yweight champiOn :- table in these parts were • • watton, and on the soutD une uf Bays. dtetmg, not road work, lB Pamela Frankltn' and James '$8: One double box · sprmg LOW SALE PRICES LIGAL NOTICI lllld owned by Elmt~r Newhmd; lhence th i t to Card Of Thanks and mattress, $20; One meta l I ~ / Paul H•rrl1, Plllnttff, N•· n.n• •uth on Mlll'J' Baker ~ ta ...m. to e eases w~y remove ex:- Daly. ON ALL SIZES th e~~"~~-t."',",',~},•,.• , cess poundage. The dramatic ploy of the Mrs. Marguerite Durst wishes bt'd and coil sprmgs. ~6: Chest II 1' The unllnewn H•lrt~··~...'"'' ...... .......... '"' · ~'uclr U We Give TV Stamps! Leaete11, Admlnlltrators, ~! :,ir:nr ~~~~~~·--'" ....., -··"" When the needle on the scales great man OOing humanized by to t>xpress her appreciation to $6; wardrobe , $5; tweed rug 1 1 E:ucuto~ ud Alll•n• of 1 and p<td, 12 ~ 12 ' ~ . $:~5 . 4 prs. PO"EROY to .Mhn Wri•ht, dKeaHd, at .... on EJ.nwr Newlmd'l Un~:~.~: at the Fifth Street gym stopped a young girl and I warmheart· all of the doctors and nurses ... t.he pbca nf belinnlnJ, 2 fi ry 1rame f1bre glass dr<JN•s, $15,· One i · • ' ' omnd~ntt. for their kmdness cmd hel p, ~""~ SUPER SERVICE I 6 large rooms. bath. full R.aL1ton Wrttnt. wbo re1ldf!l at 461 rod•. more or lea, belnp lhf' at 214 poun dS Thursday, Cl ay ed associate u8U ally mean<~ STATION b t f db k Gardner onve, Pon Chartott.e, Flori· :O~se:01~~:;,'~ac:'" u:1~ stepped down and told how he's open season on cliches and aw· the Clergymen who vi sited iamp table, $:1: One occasion·r, IJ·. ottoman 12 . Ph. WY 2_9932 asemcn 1 ron 1 an ac por- da. L. ,J. wngnt, who re.lde1, at 4.18 eora• or Melp t;ounty, taltty . In til'LS case. . th s·, -lrt'mmed off 17 pounds ,·n 1'"0 lui sen1Jmen Chal a\ C. her and for their ardent prayI , ches. gas fired hot water erne ... ee · uuqueane, enmyJ. Lac tbe 11me premille~ " Pomero, vanla. Roben WMght, who ruldi!S at Gordon J . Hoee and weeks. however, Howard'l portray&l ers. and to all those who sent: lawn mower, self - propelled $40: Can be sr.en between l2 I heating Buy with ltmd con- ~~~' S:.~~~~~~~t~~rtlt1 R:~f.k~~:u:::~ b' Clyde v W•taon had the benefit of the best~writcards, flow ers and gifts and i deed of conveyance 11 01 dd . j d tracl . $6 ' 5011 00 and 5 p. m. Mrs. Guy Waltcr'5 •idea at !7IY.I Sprlnl Street. Parter•· Volume 113, Ill l'lllf' olD "Diet i Lt. I've ust rna e ten and most widely rangley eal lt>d on her at the Hospital MH>DLEPOK'f M 0 de r re& burg Rlef. who cord 8 0 I MeI.....,.oun I,, Oh lo. Middleport, OhiO. Top ol Mid· - - 8 . ... . ideJWelt at Vlr&inla. GreenviewCul)er Drive Park· myse If fast. T 0 day aII I .II have part he has had on the "Hall ol und in her home. 10 22 Jtp dleport Hill, thru Middleport - - us•ness )ervtces frame Welt \llrglnll. unknown The real d ••tate wu appraised ot to eat is two bites of salad, two Fame" specials. The Lampell -- - -f I b home ' 5l rooms d 1· bath. ' ersburj;i betJ"II, devt~ees. 1e11ateu,tbe admualstrat· 13000 00 Hill Cemetery. Phone WY 2-, u I asement. orce lOt all' on, exe{'uton and a.utlfn• ut Juhn thu ·twoa~lr~"~f\!e 1~0~~~11 ~:~1 ~:~~ string beans and a tiny piece of Bcrip, starting slowly in an adEXPERIENCED healing • new garage. Located de\·•~ee&, Wri_Jht, aeceued. unko.n Min, ue.T Notice Iegateea, the admlnl•lraton. ell· Stea k. rnirable sense of gradual deve· 10 20 Jtp 1. 2",6'.'• I -- .. on level lot $1U 000 00 ecuton and aql(nll of Ganrlle daye'::tsai! Sale: t.:IUJb In nano on lopment, breathed great and CAN YOU HF.LP? If you have NFWLY DECORATED Frame , CLOSF. IN -·2 a~res p]us. one !~~~~· 11~: ~~~o!~ 11 ~b~n~r~~.~~~: ROBERT c. RABTENBAcn. "It's a lot easier to go hungry any old discarded, Bibles that house , 744 E. Main St., Pom- 1 storv home 4 rooms partly , legu~l'~ . ~dmlntatraton necutul"ll .u s;:~ M:~~· ~~;:rtvF.o~·~mond than it is to work hard," he believable life into the cbararC"Jn be spared, regardless of eroy, $4800. Can nnance en- ,' ond ofa~SIID.ll Gl(lrre decea•ed, WMghl, thl!! Plalnt!lf ters. finished attick. front porch, aon Georteof Writht, the AI.Lomeys uo~ 8 for said. 1 And h 11 Howard · 1 tackled hi!l 11 u. 29 their age, please send to: ttre amount. Sevtn room OJ k b unknown hl' l 111. ctevieees, 1e~eatee , •d· • : «W a. 6te roe C 8 engmg y. forcefully, 1 m s While.'s World Wide house on Union Terrace, Pom-1 oc garage, ce 11 ar, arn, mimltratofi'J. execulors and ~!~II!Ellll of TIMU fOil lotOLOING COMMON Clay, preparing for a Nov. 22 wisely, largely and even humorTo Frum the largrsf truck or other building. Owner will Marie Rlef, deceaaed, tha t~:nknown "LIAS COURTI, A. o. 19U Bihle Gift Ministry, Bible for eroy, $'5500. Three bedroom bulldozrr radiator to thf! . bt-in. devisees, legatees. Wministra- ltefer. ltC 2101 .!a bout in Las Vegas with Floyd ously. fmance. $3,000.00. tor•. exPcuton and usiiPll or Helen thr Needj", 1719 Auckncr St., 1 house Butternut Avenue , hot !irnallj·~t lwali!r rore. At ~ BERT M COX SALESMA",.,1 Doma••. decea.~ed, ed Rnber~ o .. rnan IIC utuJ then extolled the Time and again, the script 1t Ia ordered that the term• of the Patterson, dd .SI·ana. water heating system, in ' ' ' ' a .-eu unknown, Will take notl~e Comb PI C Vlf. (UeS Of being hungry. S3VCd the premiSe from IDUn· Sllrevcport. Loui I WY 2-3830 WY 2-3636 that on lhe 6th 1laJ' ot Ocl••b.,r. 1965, JOn In the County 11' lorea1tbe ourt 10 21 3tp I' very good condition, hardwood Paul Harris fit&!~. J:ll• Petitlun •••lnlt of ,M•,, )"ear 1006 be fixed dane results. For example, at . h c u 0 OWJ. to-wn: On the 3rcl day ot ''It d 'I m k an differ 10 22 3(c th em ln - --- - -- floors out ol high water t e nurt nf Common Pleu lanuary and the 2nd day of Maf oesn a e y • one point Miss Franklin ask~ HAM SHOOT Su nd::~y October I ' ' WY 2 2143 p I . -- Case of Melli&COunty, Ohio, tho aame helns lind the ht dl!' ol S~tcmber aod enee how much money I make. c 10 . '1 . $8000. Three bedroom house . om•roy ' Nn l:J,930 In Jald C!OUrt. tor the lllld Ierma of liid court betcln et Napoleon what Josephine was . . . a. ,m. ~~Cle1gs 11al St HOUSE FOR SALE brick home 1the part•ttnn of C!ertatll J?al utate In 11 o'clock A . M. I'll always be a hungry fighter l'k J ph' ?" pi 24, starting at b 1 on v e , ree 1, new gas 1urI b d 'I aaul P"tlUon de~eribed. aa follow~ to 1 e. " ose me. be re ies. 4 arge e rooms, 1vmg room w1t: H untcrs u . · d d' . ' JOHN r.. RACON . a guy who ean get up off the Counlv· Coon Jud1e of common l'leu court, "Expensive ... she had a way ol I Th ' nace, m goo con JtJOn 14500. Sh o1¥uns, r1 11 es or p1s1o s. ej Con finance entirely. Small m CONDrT10NING Refrlger32 x 16, large dining room, The followlnr drlertb@d real eJtate M• ia~ count,., Ohio floor and knock your head off. carrying herself 88 thou .... lht tn thl! St•te :Jf Ob1o, !'ounno~ 22 • Z9. UJJ :'1, 3to P _ pubhc welcome. _ _10 20 3tc. · frame house WI'lh th rec rooms ation servire Jarl('s Refrig· kitchen , full basement, walk- lliluated IY ot Meip •nrt 1a the town 01 "A lot of guys are hungry · were a gift. •• SQUARE DANCE every Wed-' furm shed downstairs, 11 12 E· eratton, New Haven. Phone up attie, 2 halhrooms, p,~ carllonvllle: tf and !hey win a title. But then The pathos of th e story came nesda}· and Friday night atr !\1am St., Pomeroy. $850. Ca ll Tll t-3537 4 6 c luis. 276 Hu:land St., Middle- Bemg allot Lot No. 11 and threeRi•~er S all that good living gets to from the increaaing awareness the Masonette , ~ason, W. Va. 1 WY 2-2720. After 4 p.m. ca ll ----·- ·. I port. Phone WY 2·3816. tou r!h~ uf Lot No. 10 adjoln •n11 Lot , , plans, with hi! No " them and they d•"sappear. Pat- th a1 Napo Ieons Every day Spetll. 10 19 121p WY 2-j58~ to 22 3tp . . r id -O'B . d c at Save and exeept • eertlla ltrlp of --terson was like that and so was ew a es, to escape and returll LOSE WEIGHT safely wilhl r1en an row ~ealty Co. M . , St 1 p 1 land to be Jumu, u5 ed b' lhe ad(Sonny) Liston." to Paris was slowly becomin~ Pomero-..·, Oh1o I Haircuts ane 5 Y 1 os$1 .'2:5 Auto Sales joinina ow""" ror from tD• Lolli purGauge rea dl ngs - Gallipolis · He II · forced tt pnn OJ lind u alley to IDd an I'IIUSJOn De' ·A·Di' et 'fablels. 0 n I\!"' 9 • lO and 11 In the town ol C:orltun· Dam 12.3, 13.1, running 6~ feet 98c at St&rk 's Pharmacy 10 22 6tc Shampoo & Sets $1.50 ---Clay concluded with a similee move to a bouae where be if . - FOR SALE · 1957 Chevrolet wa- Ville. Meilll County, Ohio. Said lf:rlp 9 25 60tp TlffiEE WHEEL riding tractor 30 day color rinse, oon looks d d of land beln1 u feet wide •nd on rollers, Pomeroy. Mason about himself: under cJose suneillance. Thl' ':7::-:-::-::-=:-=-:------: h t> • goo • runs goo , l'llclo•ed tn boundarie~, t.bt~ center · be 1 1· 1 · · 6 L'k AlJT11MI )81l....E ms11rance oeen wtt trail«·r. $100 00. Power Shampoo & set $3.50 ratr tires. Sale or trode for l•n~ or whtch 1, the followtn, bear- .10, Pt. Pleasant 24.52, Hinton I e Iron comes stee , ne IS c osmg m on hlm, at first ' cancelled? 1..os1 vour opera· cultivator, $20; deep well jet Permanents $7.50 up pick~up truck. Ciill SH 2-4 540 . ~;!1 a~~r~~taa'::· ;~: ~~=' e~ and Kanawha Falls gauges pressure has made me a touglr subtly, then finally with oo aulor'• Jicerlle! caJJ WY Z.Z966 pump, $40. l rotary I ree l We Sell and Service 10 20 3tc trom lhe center of the weU on th• out, Charleston 18.97 ~lla~~:c::r.jl er fighter .'' blety at all. w·1gs tm d \\' 1g Iets -- line between the above d• La d ---''----------- - Writer Lampe!! ' In 8 dditlon • mower, boII1 $15 . 1\'hee lbar·, llftttt: ----!W'd!Vldllll nhed Pruperty and tot No. 9 lnd n on, Marmet and row, $15; 9.6 cu. ft. Frigid·' 1964 VOLKSWAGEN , wsw's ra- one · fourth ot Lot No. 10 tn dams were on the sills. Winfield 1:25 a. m.; Elgercliff used the profess.ions of tht Marie's Style Post dio . "'ltJ gasoline heater. f"ilrltonville , Me111 coiJnty, Ohio; nf' ld B 'd d aire refrigerator, $60.00 apart- RL Ph. WY • 271 II lhencl' !outh 6.5 and one-fourth deup Wi te 2:10 a. m.; eaver a1 es- a iplomat, a histor0 124 2 -J a as Walker. Mason W . '''' •• , JM Boat Movements fi H 1 • off For Rent menl gas range, $20.00. Irvin ~ e.... "" tlhama; thentle aoutb : up Win 1eld 2: 10 a. m.: e en laD, an icer and a former Syracuse. Ohio Va., Call 773-5686. 68 df!ireea ead 141 chalrq to the ROOMS b th b t f _, Miller, Rt. 143, near CarpenputJHc hllhwa.r from "'hJda the Obio River _ Queen City down Winfield 4 a. m.; H. foot soldier- as a shrewd de6 ' a , asemen 1 ur I ler lO 16 6t - --- ___ 10 12 tfc •outhwll'•t corner or tbe brtdre E B les up w1· field 5 35 a vJ'c to d 8 -1 from their nace, yard and garden. Con- _ _ · P HEATING, PLUMBING, Run l -- · bean !lOuth 20 dlll'f!e• » •ut ~"' down 13, 3 a. m.; Dixie Spirit · ow n : · e r w WI Y8· L 0. McCoy, Auc"oneer, Ch.. links. For more 8C!cural.l! detcripm 0 F Shearer down W•"n rylng -acUons to blstor'c 1 8I 1 tacl: Paul Roush or Phone, : ALL LlKE NEW. Electric stove Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold Bro,. tlo11see Volume 42. Pate arn, Metp up 14, 2:30 a. rn.; Walter Beck- .; · · ..... E M· S . SP d Q h th ter, Oh10. " IR tic county Deed Reco'""'-. · d field 5·'" a m Lucy Jane Lu- events The hand that write1 773-5736, Mason, W. BTT I . ee ueen Was er, refrigers. 618 . atn treot ' ·JOr up 15, 3:40 a m.; New Or-~ · · · 10 2.2 31p erator. din !tte set, pian_• ·I Pomeroy. _ _ 9 22 tfc CUSTOM BUTCIJ.ERING and The prayer af tlw Pet!llon 11 for leans up 17, 7 a, m.·, Jerry Bos- eas down Winfield 6:05 .a.m. tbe script rules the drama. the partltwn of the 1ald real •tate - - - - - - - -- tape recorder, divan chair AUCI10NEER cutting. Will bUy hides every and for other t-qultable rellet. said Worth Up 17, 4:15 a. m.; Tibolt . Warm , ".•,on day. Ph I'! Meter. Phone Defendanll a1'41 reqUired to eruwer 18 , 4:.w '" a. m.; Peggy Dowg~s Complete Servlce the ~aid Petition on tM :il?tb day of Uj) 4 ROOMS , BAT!!, and garage. glider. SWl~g, Gravel Hill, Middleport. Call Mornmg Clrculatmg heater, Crill Hradford WY 2-3510. 9 18 tfc November. 1965, Dr jud(men' 11"1.11 be ney up 18, 6:25 a . m.; Jcffboat WY 2-:!900 until 5 p. m., then ~ds, dresser outfits, other 'Write, Prooe or Coota~ IARL GRUESER, PlUmbing taken ata~':!t t~~a. Pbln~H down 18. 7:30 a. m.; Zimmer WY 2-3702. 10 21 6tc tlems. Baled alfalfa hay, A. l. qRADF'ORD and He1tlng, Miners-ville !'~:::y.•n1!r'i!~:~un down 19, 4:50 a. m.; Barbara amount. B. 1\1, Cooper, LangsRaciue. Ohio Ohio. End )'Our sewer troub- ~a. ~-~· a;_~ ~~, _ eto . _ Gay up 211, 5:05 a. m .; R. H. 10 15 tfc 5 1 tfe BOSWorth II dOWn 21, 6:10a.m.: Jes. We have aJJ SJZCS sewe NOT_ICI Of SHERIFF'S IALI IN SYRACUSE - four room ville , Ohio. r B!' Vtrtue of Order of sale duiJ machines. Reasonable ratea wuec1 --out or thfl <.:ourc or Common Edeana Bosworth up 22, 5 a.m.; house, bath, newly painted, 4-SPEED INTERMIXED chang· er. Dual volume control. 4 Insurance Call WY 2-2974, day or Ifigbt: !~:'F~!81M;~.r~ru:~n!hl~!n.!: Jefferson down 23, 12:20 a. rn.; completely lurnished or will Love1Nm-tn•~o1~. Mullen 9 15 tfe All•oclallon of Parkenbur1. a cor· Bob Benter down 23 1 7:10a.m.; rent as sleeping rooms with speaker sound. ::;:ystem. h ,;,vRAJ~~ poratJQn, va Robert Morf&D f'reel1nd H I R cooking privileges. Avail- IY waInut fims . This set 4 Insurance Agency, Inc., PomW d and SyMa N. FHelend. et al, u 11on e eo . up Greenup 9:10p.m.; months old Take 0 ante T 0 Buy • judJment therein rendered. and Buckeye State do wn Greenup able Nov. I. Phone IYY 2· ver pay· eroy. Phone WY 2--3381. bei.n1 caae Nlmlber 13781 1n utd t 1 tie ANTIQUE Furnt'ure Court. 1 wtu ot.~r •t publle uw •• 10:05 p. m.; Lorena down 3990. 10 21 6tc ments of $6 per month or pay ~ • dishes • the tront door ol tbe CourtltouM tn ba Iance due, $78.11. Call WY IAE"J'NA CASUALTY lnsuranc-• -- -· · 11 c II ·o N Greenup 10:15 p. m. · , D , . a ne m1sce aneous. a or write: ....meroy. hlo, on Saturday, ovemFIVE ROOM house with bath. Z-6555. 10 18 6tc Mrs. How·~ Cecl' 800 W. "" 13• '"''· ' ' " •oo o''""'' •· M.. Brent down Greenup 3:10 a.m.,· 719 Maple and Page St, Mid- 'fE:RJ:iAiN:sHi~HERE~~,;-,~1 Mullen Insurance Agency, Inc. Ma QI"U .. ~e ~~ouoWint land8 •nd tanementa Western up Greenup 4 a. m. ', 0 dleport. Phone WY 2-5443. G SHEPHERD pups, Pomeroy, Phone WY 2--338l m St., Pomeroy. 1; ~J:Je TowmblP o1 Oranp, and weeks old. Registered. 6 29 tfc bounded and detcribed Ill toUnw•: steve Click up Greenup 5:45 a. 10 21 tfc t I tfc - -- - - - - -· _ ___ color and size. Also new rug E I W ed FIRST TRAer: setn1 111 Fraction m ·; Steve crlC k up Greenup 5- Special 4 Door. V6 std. ohlll. One very l'lrOful ....,er, loom. Elnora Reynolds, Cool- PHM'O Copmno Service. eo~ mp oyment ant No. " · ToWIO No . ........ No. " · :45 a. m.; Lockland Maclay up lAw mileage, TRAILER SPACE, Depot St. "'~ ... and beflnninf at the ~theut earner G Rutland ..John J. F SH • ville, Ohio, Rt. 3. 10 18 fitp tes made of legal papeTs, CIDLDREN TO CARE FOR or •• ,,.., ., c•••• v. .,.....,., """'' reenup 7 a. m.; Valvoline up ry, ~.. bir..._ records and almost . PCI!nt II we•t 86 rodl, and •outlll de· Meldahl 5·10 p m Chr' ty 5613 10 16 30tc AUcriON Saturday, October 23 otb'" d any ll'onings to do in my home. fUI!!tl we~t 13 rodl from t.bl Northeut ' . .; IS . • er oeuments WY 2 6~55 corner of fraction No. 12; tbl!<nee down Meldahl 8:50p.m.; South1965, 10:00 a. m. On account Re ter lD · · v. · · 10 21 3tc South • detreea w.,., 1~ reda1 mence Star Chief 4 Door. Extra clean. Pl>wer rteorlne llld )1011'· II surance, Pomer<~J mONING-s - d-one--reasonalby . ::~!= ;l ~~~: -;:;,~:1 ='~ ern down Meldahl 10:55 p.m.; FOUR ROOM apartment, new I of the death of my husband er brakes. Hydramotie. Thia orli!nol owner II oxtreme)J t t 11 Molly K. down Meldahl 11 :45 p. (' Carol Osborn, Lon"" Bottom. Unk south to3411.1• dtl(reH eut 21 rodl ani! I ly decorated. $40 per month .. and the Sale of my farm, I parlicukr. ltone; thane• aort.b 72~ m.; Pollywog down Meldabl 11wiU sell the following personlnstruct"tont Ohio. 10 21 3tr degree• wear. 20 r00a to a aoubie :S5 p. m. .• Ranger up Meldahl Call Walter Crooks, WY al property located 1·ust off POPlar tree In 41ameter; thence oorth 1622~tnehea defJ"flf!• 'weat 8!1 1·50 a m · Sal! A do 3tl3i. 10 6 tfc H I W d State Route 124, mile North II. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! e p ante '"'' '" • "'""" ,,.. ,. ,.,.., "' Meldahl . . 3:10 ·• a. m.Y on wn diameter; thMCI! nort.h a and on• TRAII.EJ< LO'l'S - ft'ee Electra 223 - 4 Dr. Air CoodlUonfne. Orljlnal blact of State Park at Portland 111!11 - -me~~ Ul •DO OYer leeu.re LADY TO take care Or child- tourtb degree. eut 18 rod• and 8 linh Lo north Une of f'ractton l2J Galli . ' Joba. Uith ltarTinJ Pal' SborT age aod wi'ller Brown•• Trtdl Obio W h ( finish like new. Low mileage. Fully equipped. New one • ate or Signs. hwn Advantlflm1Cnl l'~parato" ren and do housework. Prone tb.enc., ll'o.st, at rod• aDd It llnkl tel polls Dam er Park !Stale Approved) oells for over $11000.00. Owned b7 local drllltallt. Antique calendar wall clock tralnlnl .., r· Jlred . SH 2-5830. 10 20 6tc 110n' northwest Cb'de v ~at- Reed down 9:25 p. m.·, L. FI'~ Thousand. 01 aAInn•long r>pen hperlenee 1 land; corner t.henu of JIJoZll weft: fide of ....,... Minersville, Ohio, l"hone W\ brass kettle and stand, antique• a•ua11y u.nm.-ce•nn Grammar - - · Wallon"• la.ad.; aouU. 4~ ~te 1tfts we.st rc down 10:05 p. m.; J. S. Le••-11 ICh.ool IUJflc1ent for man, jobs JkiO&ekeeper, middle aged, 9 rodJ to I ltOU; Ulenc. alODJ aoUtb • :1.1324. 1 lb Cberry tab! e, two mar bl e P'REE_ tnformiTJOn on J!lbl, la.l8.11... to ,. . c llde or Watlon'• ..... ·--· •••• •• 18 up 2:45 a. m. ·, Charles StevJVe m. are for child- .,-ee• eut u roda tG -·-- o1 enson up 5·35 8 dressers Kimball Piano, roll ~" 1 "'me"u Write l'OOAY 1ivin1 the place Se ( Skylark 2 dr. Rard Top. Beeuttful brome with wbite ' narn .. and l(lare ... Unooln "'"' ren. Call SH 2-"1'. ...lnnlnJ , .... ,., 11 •• • • m.; me up 1st1111d bath, modem aparlme!lt. ' 1141 Bo:~ tOO, Cu ., .., o, !:.: ,_ "' ' • acre•. 8 lot Old more or III!!IL lllefeJ'flnce. Vol. 149, a. m. Of 107 top desk. a top. Aulomatic trsns. Kenmore Oil range, Westing. ~tentmet 10 13 tfc Pate 112, Deed R.l!!wnlfl) . Kanawha IWY D'-·er - MI'ss "UUIBDII Middleport, WY :I.3874. SECOND TRACT: BeiDJ .. Frac-· Farm Machinery "·"" No. 12• Towo No. '· " ' " ' ' No. up Marmet 9:30 p. m.·, Allen 9 II tic house Refrigerator, Sewing Real l:state Fo1 Sale 1:.! and be1lnnin1 at a atone on the bed hiDe d b .nac 1 ressers, rdss , FOR SA-L" - - FARM -L- 1 norlh nne of ..w Fraetion. w•t ..., R._ Merrill down Marmet 11 5P 'fHKEE and tour roo'llllln"'III- roll-away 2 dr. Sedan. Aut.omotlc shi!t. Low mlleaee, extra eleon. bed, odd cbair'i, ..... : 1640 Lincoln Hgts A Super H. tractor and j row. c111d 10 Unka from the aortheut : 111 lllld oalndtsd apon. round table. laundry Stove' 4 room bath, basement, gas equipment $500 19s3 F 0 r d cor11er ot uld Fraction N.o. 12; thence p. m.; Little Edward down WinRadio. • · ~Uuth 10 and ona-fourth detree~ .....t field 3·35 p m Elish Woods r meol& WY uat 12 I tic hall trees, Oak cupboard, and urnace Atummum storm WID- P1ckup, $175. Poulm Chain • r'lds and 1:1 llnb t.o eu• une of · - .; a d' D. aald Clyde v. w.ar.on, and weat ltM up Winfield 6 p. m.; Alice up d d d other old furniture, washing ows an oars. Carpt'l.mg sa w. lrel't nve $125. Ph. .,, H.arr:v n Keller'• land• llteat!• • d Lost and Found machine old work bench a and drapes. Can be fmanr.ed. WJ 9-2G34. 10 22 6tc north 6 GeKree~ e11t a1on1 w11tqn Wmfiel 9:55 p. m.; Joseph • • WY 2and Keller lAndi, 15 rodl •ad II Jones down Winfield 10 p. m.; LeSabre t dr. All Vlllyl upbolotery. Power oteenne and lot of good tools, platrorm ___ ' 2293 · __ --· 10 .5 tfc - - - Legal N f ~~a•~ ~·~:e~r:'na ~:,::a,;.,~'! !'!~ George Price down Winfield, brskeo. Auromotie. llemDnotrator. , scales, and good David Brad- ROUSE F'OR SALE: 4 bedroom _ _ - · ~ ICe aiont north line of 111d rraouon, a ley Gard T c1or 'th 3 h . tN T"l PRO&ATI cOUIIT oP ~nd _I! lin~_,_•_ tM ptaee of be. 11:20 P. m.; Linda Chotin up en. ra , WI orne, 21/2 miles from PomeMIIGS COUNTY, OHIO ;:;;;;._.;;;;oo..,;;.;;jjjli.;;;;~;;;;;;.:;.;.iiiij;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;==:;; • • • mowers. to f1t. M~ny other roy. gas heating, bath, all 111 n•e Man., or the No. 1'• 341 WUdcat Custom 2 dr. Rard Top. Beautiful expanded .W useful 1tems not 1rsted. coppper plumbing. ap.. l1tat• of M. e. H•U, DK.. HG. VInyl 110leb hock ...11. Vory tow mlieo&e. Smart white Terms: Cash. Bradford Aue- proximately 2 acres on Rut· Nonc£ AUTttt~~ttiCAT· ID t:OP'I' OF OF FILIN4 LETTIRI OF a.PrOtNT For Sale with black interior. Wlle'a ear. -tion Com!Jany. Not responsible land Road. Vacanl. Write ur MENT oF NON · IIIIIDENT l:!.lt.Ecu. SPECL\I.S FOR TIIURSDAY, f d TOll Oil ADMINISTRATOR ISTATI or acci ents. call: James Crisp, Ph. WO 7- OF NON . RUIDINT FRIDAY ~l> SATURDI\Y . Signed: Mrs. Ralph McDade G:J94 H D 2 West Lake Not~ee 11 hereby JI.Yen that Benlel 1 grapefruU i9C gallo . • HaiJ PhiiUPI. Exerutru: or 111.• rAta ... · n Lunch Will be served. Road, Verm1hon, Ohio. of \t E nan. ta~ or Jatlklu" t'ounty,l Ventura 2 dr. Hard Top. A low mlleaee one Owner cor, Dlllk lie ~ gallon JU8 mi!lt+ ---JO 16 1\ut VtrJIDia, deeea.tfld., "" tDe lith ONLY All vinyl , ..to. li.Ydramatlc. Power Stoerlllr. lb u 10 21 10tc day of October, 196!'1, flied '" the _.;· I tuiiWtU House COf·t - - - - - --- - ProDate l:ourt nt MeteR t.:oultty, Olllo. l fee a tt. Ray -0-Vac fla sh-. IIOUSE FOR SALE 4 rooms. ~n authenucated copy ot tbe Lettera $30.00 - lol•nce "' bath full b Tet~tamentary ol •aid e•t.ate ll!ranted Ugbt battertet 2 for 27c . 25 ' asement , storm tn the county Ct~urt of Jii•IIHo" f"oun ' Conv~~nltnf Ttrmt 1 WeNt Vlr&lnl• and t!llf tM dallft : ]b Bestfeedl ......., doors .....,.. food S1.6J ·, . and. windows. Aluminum or'· elatm• nf 11n.~ credlton nf .. ld de. 1 1, Betty R.ou Bread, 3 for 49c; SJdmg, pnced reasonable. Can c!ldent 1h1J1 be preten'.ed to thl•l Brou.,hton'o 1'"". •allan ~ Man, I pomeroy, Oh'10. Ph, seen at 773 Grant Street• Com·t liJI ·month• nrter bar· t.he 1 &'' '"'W DUJA ~ ~:. date of within .aid nunr or be rore•"r lie. bead letture. beads 29r·. WY Z-2975. Write or stop In II P0~8tbll! lien upon lhe Ohio 1 FURNITURE CO. _ Ohio. __ 10__19 fitp rM real HIll'atato ot aald dll!!eedent . lUlCK- PONTIA~- GMC TRUCKS DeW radishes, 2 buDcbel 19c; for our free catalog and mon\SAU;: House 4 rooms noted thl• tth dllJo' ot October 1H5 MASON, W. YA. lllller't G~, •..._tty, r bath, lot 45 X 225. · S3.500. AtUne .JUdi• .JOHN IJl c. BACON a ....... ~ ........ ey sav1ng bome owneN!hip ~he Prob!l~ Court PO*OY, Olllo. . ....... ... 10 26 3t~ orollTam. D 22 111'r Cnll wy ?-'H.t~t 01' ~~~~,~n~·o~un~~· ~~hi~, .• 10 ?:'- 3tn ..a QUAlrTT WHV DIDN'T HOWDY, SNUFFY-· •I THOU6HT I'D POMEROY MOTOR CO. USED CAR CENTER ,.,b..., •t pOmeroy MOtor Co e BIG <(I K•'"' '' .... i !:m~ ~~:;:h:.:~e= v:l· t!n.::;.• 1 TIRE SALE I DRAP BVAN'PAVVE A LEETLE DAilY CROSSWORD '-'1 9. Mil.ldish one's own l1. Burn 12. Austra.llaA parrots ef~ sERV I cE . . ~-Allowance for weight 31S. Llttleo girt · :!::: 63Pontiac 65 Buick c 61 Buick - -- --- - SJ995 --- - $1095 65Buick -- - - - -Save 65 Buick - -Save Arli.~l ' :; nliglowl otand 13 ~ ~ ~ iO Ill ~ 113 10 il~ r. ~ ~IU ~ w" ~ lly KING I \\3~ qJ'rq :::- ·J2 tre t 1J ·1e.-o' R:::-:1:~:: ~'ll ~ Yl ,. ELSE!! l?'al 31 n ~ I& ~ I' I• ii w A CLUB I WANTS K IGM IES,DRESSED LIKE EVER/DO::!'/ oect I 1!7 ~ ~ abbr• father· Bc.,; 3 ROOMS New Furniture S299 MASON I _______ __ .._ 60Pontiac - - - _$1095 BLAETTNARS 0. .. c~ tar· 113 .:::2n 1 J.Jt"~1lt'l·...~ r ..; .. , ~& ~-"'- ,~·l.J<C' ' ( . .. ·or- - \ .,., I , ' Here's bow to work ltr AXYDLBAAXB lo I.ON6PELLOW One lt>t ler simply &ta.ndll for another. In thl.11 .!!ample- A is u!ted for lhe U:lree L's, X tor tho two O'a, e te. Sing-le letters, apoa-troph!es, U:le length and formation ot the word ~ are all hml:& ' J. f F " J, da v tile eode leUel'li are d.iffereDt. A~Quotau- QVGD II SX JI' DC QSOFX J'VSK XC OC XI'Y XC i'YVIYG DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOULD XP'YD SVZCA FYJJ.-YQYABCG l'eot.rd•l"• c.yptoqaote; RIOORETS Allli THil NATURAl. PROPERTY OF CRAY HAIRS.-CHAI\Lii:S DICICiifNa WMPO Radio ~ONDAY ntJIU JI'RIDAY- WJEH RADIO 6·00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 S1gn 011 Monday Through Friday 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock SATURDAYS 1:25 News m Brief 6:00 Sign On - New' 7:30 MuSical Clock 6 30 Happy Valley Joys 7:45 Echoes ol Joy 1:05 Country Music rtmf 8 00 Ohio Valley News 6 57 WcaU1er 6:20 Country Jamooree 8.05 World News 7 ,J(I National ~ews dliJ Protestant Hour 8 10 Sports Tnday ; 05 Bill Mtller Sho• 8 15 Weather Picture 7:30 Sports Parade 7 30 Sports ParRdt! 8 16 MuSical Clock 7:35 Larry Anderson SMw U5 Brll Miller ~how 8 55 Community News ll.l 4~ It's Muslc '\rmy I, n Picken ~ Harcwari..: 9 00 Talk ot the Town 11:00 Dutton's and H ems Dairy ITtM Thurs. ) 9 55 Mason CoWlty News l"op fen Sbo\4' 7:5D News 10 :00 Public Service J1 : 00 News 8 Bill Miller Show 10·05 Family Worship Hour 12:15 tus1cal lnterludl' 8 45 Baker Furmture ShoYt 10 3tJ Latchstring 1.2 30 Rev Merlin L'eet!l 9 00 News 11 00 News 1:00 News \.1 .03 Curlee with Janet II. 05 Morning Melodleo 1:05 Jim Mees Show It" 0() Portraits ol a Patriot I excepl Friday. 5:50 Sportl Parade 10 U; ~wap !I hop Church Bello RinK) tO . 30 Bill Miller Bru1eh Show 6:00 Sundown Serenade 11:45 World News 6:45 Sign Of! ·u.4S Mason Agr. 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News 1.2:20 Bullotln Board 12:25 News 0 Grarno 1.2:30 Saturday Natinee 1:30 News Headllneo 1:31 Saturday Matinee 1:55 Newo 2.00 Saturday Matinee 2:30 News Headlines ! :31 Saturday Maun,. 2:55 News 3:00 S•lurdav Matinee 3·30 News Headllneo 3:31 Saturday Matinee 3:55 News 1:00 Dlscing with Doss 1·30 Top Ten Revue 5·00 New• Roundup 5:15 Interlude 5· 3D Community Choln 6:00 Dinner Musicale 7,00 Dance Party 7:40 News 1:45 Ofl the Air ·-·- ART SANSOM LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GltAY """' WONDE R~UL FO~ THEM HOTH ~OM ~HE OLD J:;~ILIES IN ~;:: S>.;r.1E UTT Li: Hil-L "IOWN 'SOUTH R\!C.KUb I f»l. BOUND 1U BE HAPPt ! Tl-i~Y'RE 60TH! ( . . I ,-. ~ i h ·, I L 0 ' ABBIE AND SLATS Til(·!>./ - - THEN Wl-lAI IS: NAMF -- · ti ~ D HIS IH:'UT HOW CAN WE SE MAI<R!~P ~ NAME. WE JUST ~l MET,' WINNIE WINKLE By BRANNER IT WON'T eE i.Of\G ~EFCR~ I KN.:::w THER'FS WHET~ ER ANY CClN~.I ECTI OI\J BfTIVEEr~ 64CometV8 1 1 - · ,..---\ ~ ~ " :0'"" DA !LV rRYPTOQUOTE - I ---- 38. Foundt!lr Pel"'iao eye Wld Dill &f birds fl. FWJctioa~...1· arr. new· 63Buick 36. Decline JR.. Dishonor• able ;.\9. Bpacea bo.!tweeu 35.WU.. 28. Lives 2D.Aacenli 31. By AL CAPP :n.Dude 12 i1 33. WDrd ul disgust I TRADE-IN :14 ~ leUt:"r 1 BLAEnNAR 'S "J:t. PB.r1. 12. Grr~k dQtha dishes,,, .· · Moa.t lclTib] P fll)lal 8 . Fftnly Ill Lt'L ABNER way EKclud;• ~ ~ 1'1 10. Under •tand , .,.... %'1. 26. stair- U.Poi a. chum . & "l . Slendc1 2r:i. Wlitte ant: P.r. "We'll UM the paper cupa and plates tonight, Janie. Your fathar hu an appointment and won't be able tQ dlllo ~. ma.rltuu ( call ' 26. Arm.., 17. Bthlical 22. Piace,s 23. Blunder 24.. Urgen t ------1 expa.na& %. Abaenl 3. Conflict tribe or Franks fi. Embellish Clly ..;;:;;; ,,;; m~al %1. Breed 24. Keep 15.. Stud horse 16. Digrapb. 18. FaJt.htullJ 20. Swa.lli>W :.:,o:",.... sure ID. MystM)' 4. Dt:-:noting 14.. Timothy "I RADIATOR ; pleaaurec Egypt. DOWill L Barren 10. Taite as VISIT lB. SpeaU l5. Mix :US. Cen- 42, Ood of tool ._ S'.rong... boxes = l .U.Kind ~ wheo.t A.OR088 LCutting Champ Admits He' Lazy• Stays Hungry 'IE LET ME KNOW 'IE WUZ COM IN'? OILL WHITE ANDM ~ · LON(i LQ.SI H~st\"'NL~ TERRY 5~~C.E''5 ~fN All:f. ANI' J="ROMOTHEK 50UI('Cf:5 jT I"' TIM117ATEP fJY OUR POttct, ) IS t<NOWN THe lrUS!SIAN!!Ii HAVE MAJOR i. EE. TH['/ ~ PEA K O~BHfD' lHfl~ 5PY 'SATflLITf. A FI':EE"lY. THEY ARF. ':\OEEP STUPID MACHINE! IT SENt'S rnP R'fP ,PACE Tf{HNIC!ANS. !ot6AA~S EVEN THCtiGH llifRf "' NO ONE ro RfCfiVE, EH? • "'hllf JN A~fAMY MR ~ALFWAY AROUNP THE Bv NEAL ADAMI w:JR'l~... I\!IRIIINGS HI> A~GOOATES,I'rof. REVERA CON· HI> ANII-CI»TRR -NDA IIJI'JI;NONTHE MINOS OF OUR CUBAN lOUTH. 60! THATS WHY )0 DIDN'T WAN1 RA"''JN W SIGN THE CONFESSIO~. j ...,.....~ I;; ' -~- �,. " \' , Garden Club Installs Officers • • '""\ Give Blood Pomeroy Jr Hi enttne at y Give Blood Pomeroy Jr Hi Next Monday \ ' Next Monday Dnored To Tlul lnJeretf.l 01 Tlul Meip.M1110n .4reo VOl XVII NO. 159 a FIVE CENTS 1, 1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO t in the WORLD CAPE "'ENNEDY - EVERYthmg man could do to launch Amenca's Geuum 6 astronaut ''chase in space" on time Monday was "go" loday The one 1tem beyond human control the weather - was · rr aybe " .._ ~· ';. ~ !ii,.,._~~ I ~~- I P1lot Waller Sch~rra and Copilot Thomas Sta!lord proved Ll be a lazy doctor's dream, engmeer.s wrestled mlo ho--hum routme, and a global tracking and recovery force s1mply sat back and took tt easy. The one apprehensive note m this piC· ture of cosmic serenity was THE QUEEN AND HER COURT - Queen Roberta Trussell of Eastern High school, who retgned Friday mght provided by (aS any veteran of space buff m1ght guess) the wea- at the school's annual homecommg, ts accompamed here by her court Left to right, Sh1rley Rucker, freshman attendant; Anne Holter, sophomore; Queen Roberta , Barbara Spurlock, jumor attendant, and Joan Ann DaVIS, senther. WASHINGTON PRES!_ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ ____ _ __ -and"DIAMOND HEAD" \\ ll h Charlton Heston and James Darren (Color) ~ to":r;_ dent Johnson rested and work· ed at the White House loday, pleased wtth the progress made by lhe [u'St sessiOn of the 891h Congress on the march to his 3reat Society Nevertheless, he warned the lawmakers there was "unflmshed work" for them to tackle next year. CLOSING FOR THE SEASON SEE YOU IN THE SPRING. MEIGS THEATRE "" FRIDAY'S SCORES Athens :U GallipOlis 0 Logan 12 Jackoon 0 Wellston 13 Middleport 8 Pomeroy 36 Nelsonville 0 Rutland 6 McArthur 0 Chauncey 6 The Plains 0 Southern 2Z North Gallla 8 Southwestern 14 Haonao Tract 8 Pt. Pleasant U Huntington East 8 Coal Grove I! South Point 0 Wabama & Eastern t "HARUM SCARUM'' F.lvlS Presley, Fran Jertn es , dary Ann Mobley ~.aturtHt: To Tht Wild Return :alorctrtoon• Admtsston: 75c & 40c. HAYNEVILLE, Ala (UPil- er present or former members ments agamst two other KlausState prosecutors, undaunted by ot the (white) Citizens Council. men, Eugenl! Thomas and WllfaJiure to conv1cl a Ku Klux or that number, e1ght satd they liam 0 Eaton Klansman for murdermg a etther feel the wh1te race IS su- All three live in the B1rrnmg· whtte woman, began grond- penor to Negroes or that the ham area, and the prosecution work today for tnal of two oth- wh1te CIVIl nghts workers are chArged they came m a group-ter Klansmen m the sa me slay- mfenor to other whites -Hiong w1th an FBI mformer mg State Ally Gen RIChmond they thought was a trustworlhy An all -while male JurY, after Flowers, who tned to send Klansman--to the Montgomeryan hour and 43 mmuLes of de- Wtlkms to the electric chair or Selma area The state sa1d liberation, acquitted Collie Le- a hfetune m pnson, accepted W1lkULS pulled the tngger of the , t F d th , d t thout a ptstol that killed Mrs Lmzw HER HIGHNESS - Easte1n H1 gh S< hool Homeco min g quee n lovelv Roh.rta Trusroy w1!kms, 22 , 1ae nay m e Jurys ver IC WI . P" . ' sell IS rad~ant as she r e1gns over the ce remo mes She \\ as sele<1t'd b) a vote o1 the the killing of Mrs. Viola Lmzzo parent rancor , but promtsed to 38-year-old wJfe of a Teamsters students and crowned by 1964 Quee n Ruth Londo n Mrs LIUzzol, a wh1te c1vil prepare for future tr1als grow- Uruon agent m DetrOit I~ A few hours before Congress wound up Its busmess for the year early today, the President sent letters to Senate DemocraW McCormack, [).Mass , heaplie Leader M1ke MansfJeld, Monl , and House Speaker John """""'~<"""'""'""""" '"'-"·~$-., W. McCormack, D-Mass, heapIn' praiSe and gratitude on Od~gre,., WASHINGTON-THE CHAIRrights worker from Detroit, mg out of the ..m. slaying. '11le three stlll face a federal I man of the House Committee on I was shot lo death last March The attorney general charge of VIO!almg Mrs Liuz- i 0 Un·Amencan Activities today 25 Wllkms· first tri al m :\1ay , fought and lost an uphill f1g t, zo's CIVIl Tights .. eH• nt \\as due a 'eomplPIP area effrt '' offered go\•ernment protection ended m a hung JUry I mcludmg eHorts to get a JUry Metgs count y may be prourl of th e reIt wo uld lJl' 1mposSJ bl l' 101 the Chamto any former or present Ku A resoundmg cheer greeted free of rac1al bias Flowers would not g1ve de- ceptlon it ga ve our vJ sJt ors on the Fall ber to thank everyont> per '> onally \\ hu Klux Klansman wilhng to testiFnday' s verdict announcement A Lowndes County grand jury tails of his plans for the next F0 1 T assisted. but the orga m za~ 1011 s leadei::; fy m the current mvestlgaiJon Me1gs coun y J udge Frank •~-Eleven of the Jurymen are e1th- also returned murder md1ct- tr1al It probably Wlll not come Jage our b f d We !eel sure over 850 pe1so ns Iell by were ce r t aml .~ w·oud and plpasPd th at so 1 many citize ns took an al11Vt' pJr t of the white ~upremac st sorie- Porter Fnday hned Robert R • efore next sprmg, a ter eel· 0 ty L 24 p tla d $100 and s1ons are likely on a senes of train from Pomeroy last Sunday eve nm g W1th simi ial e nth L1 s1asm be1 ng s hO\\ n Rep. Edwm E W1lhs, 0-La , : and fed eral court cases challengmg With a broader kno wledge of and a bel- 1n fu tu!e actJV ltJCS. Meigs Coun ty could 1100 24 not m1ss stead\ prog ress It ca n be done, whose panel has ftm shed tis cOfils on a charge of dnvmg un-1 the makeup of Southern JUnes, ter feeling for our county fourth day or nubile hearings on ld son Lawson also re I mcludmg those JD Lowndes The reason IS so man.:.llfwople though. only 11 you, as a dedicated cJti lhe Ktan, Said he hoped thai vcars' hcense sus-] Counly, I from throughout the count y a"'iil even zp n hl:'lp Th1s pzu tH·ul al rPsponse of res ident s the test1mony gtven by lwo I SJon and - was \aced on . On Nov. 26, a three-Judge fe- some from th e Mason area - "' thm Klansmen Fndav would Ignue J>f:'ll , bat P Chased out of Nazi Germany h1gh reputatwn were his wnt· deral court 10 Montgomery wtll efforts contnbuted to the tour 's success "rolling up thf'll sll'l'Hs ,111d p1tdn ng m • a "chain reactwn" of dtsclo- two years pro ton lm 1933 lor cntJclzmg Adolf H1t- mgs and h1s bnl hant, lucid lee- , hear a smt challengmg alleged W!lllam Grueser, Pomeroy Chambc1 aflmn" a genera l cnn\ Ictwn that MEIGS sures for other Klan members In other state patrol cases, ler, T1lhch ca me to the Umted tures H1s book ''Courage to ] systematic exclUSIOn of Negro of Commerce general rhanman for th e COUNTY IS ON THE MOVE! - -- - Judge Porler fmed Don L I Slales and began a new career I Be," had a m·l)or 1mpact on JUrors m Lowndes County Foliage Tour, satd th e success o[ t he LINCOLNTON, GA - F'IF Wood, 68, Poveroy , $10 and at UniOn Theological Semmary i Protestant theok 'Y Y.hen il was I Negroes outnumber whites here 'I' ••••n.age Dr1' . PI" ty state troopers •ere summon- cosls fa1lure to yield lhe nghl m New York l 1-1 bul no Negroes were mclud1publiShed m 1952 Run~ into Railin~ ed mto this tense l1ttle town tO- of w~y John W Jeffers, 26 AI· 'l had the greal honor," Tll· l T!lhch was born ln Starzed· I ed 'm the county s jUry pool unday to try to head off a vtolent bany , $10 and costs, speed m Lich onte sald, ' to be the hrst del. Prussia, Aug 20, 1886 tll lh1s year 1 W1th.J m Wav ne Ru<>st'll 18 showdown between angry whites excess for road coixhtJOns · Fred· fnon-Jew1sh d1 smJssed ___ __ Mmersv1lle eS( <Jped lnJll r ) m G professor JversJty , He T111JCh was m success10n, a I I an d mtitant Negro demonstra- enck ~nyder, 34, Middleport, rom a erman un ' theolo at the D • · ' <J ont>-car atcJdt-nt on llnwn 0 tors . A pickup truck • Its horn $10 and costs • left of center · became an Amencan Citi zen ml umvers1 professort1es foI Ber\m,gyM <J rburg , C nver IS• Held JFor blaslmg and liS engme roarmg Hugh B ShJf!el, 40, Midd! eporl, 1940 . Dresden •nd Leipzig ounty Grand ury ave one - tenlh of a milo• oul sped mto a lme ot 90 Negro $5 and costs, unsafe veh1cle Among t h e 0 I 0 g 13 n <~, he He produced during hls Me1gs County Judge Frank s1de tht' Pomeruv ( orpor at10n The ;1 ouulepmt H1gh School marchers Fnday, Slgnallmg a Charles W Kmg, 3::1, Rl 1 ranked With Remhold Nlebuhr. [career more than 25 books, ex· Porter Fnday held Carl F. MOSCOW IUPl \ - Sovlet llumts <~I 10 15 a m r nd a\ f'ooth ,Jl ' B:mquet v.11l be held charge by 30 angry whites Pomeroy $5 and costs, over- who mvJted hlm to Amenca,l poundmg his ideas on the rela- Van Meter to the Grand Jury t p 1 L€' der LeoMe1gs (ountv Sh{'ll ff Hobert Young Negro were beat- height and G land lhe SWISS thmker tlonshJp or ;eligJo'n With art po- on a not gmlly plea Ll a and d C Harl enbarh.saJd Russell lnsl 1\ov 18 <~n d L1ckets Will go on salt:' s()(,n acrordmg to B1ll 0 en to the ground and one of Taylor, 42, Ri 1, Middleport, IBarth b Prof John Randall Iht!cs socwlogy philosophy' and charge of driving while mtoxtUret I r on Irol ol il 1964 Vol ksv. agr'n 1 a\ d 1 C1ve state troopers m the town $5 and costs, unrpoper passmg \Colum 1 ~ Un:lve~s!Ly onc~bywr~te dept!; psycholo[o cated Bond was set for Van e V ~ ~ a~s en ~ 1 al l he w<~s dm mg on the ram sll( k Childs cn;:mman of the Mid· got a bloody mouU1 lrymg to the Pau Tl IC was ' ar I His hilosophy Prof walter Meter at $100 m te ,am e warne oc 1h1gh Y.. ,1y and crashed mto a dleport - Pomrrov Hotary Club break up the street rtghtmg. ForfeJtmg bonds on patrol the most persuaSIVe exponent M H~rton of Oberlin wrote, Judge Porter also fmed cur. confltcls may fl are ~~ mto a guard! ad The shen ff s report 8<J nquet comm11tee, sponsor mJ There were no serwus mJunes charges were Edward J Ken of the philosophy of exJsteslia- "Furmshed a dwelling place for ford Icenhower $15 and costs umversal miSSile war s.ud 72 fee t of guard 1a!ling the <J nnual event 1 and no arrests But CIVIl nghts nedy, 21 , Mansfield, $27 50, hsm " multitudes of modern mmds" on a charge of destructiOn or "The Sovtet people resolutely was damaged There was apleaders vowed to brmg m about passmg at the approach lo a _!_he twm foundations of h~s and contributed . to the reform property, and $11> and costs for demand an end to the plratK·all prmmatt>ly $200 damagt>s to Spe.lkl'r for the banquet will 500 demonstrators, by bus if hill crest. and Owen F' Dailey, \of the modern church and the disturbmg the peace war waged by US lmpenJilsls the r.Jr o!)t' rated by Hussell be announced la ter. necessary ' to march on the 32 ' Portland ' $27.50 ' failure to TAKEN TO HOSPITAL ir V1et . Nam '' he sa1d m <~ 1 I remtegrat1on of modern cu 1· I courthouse at noon. transfer regJStratwn Mlddleporl E - R sq,Jadmen ture" FINED $10, COSTS speech m KJev ' I pn'"-JdPd VI< e PreSident Carl meet1ng Horky He charged th e monnl lnc' ag··1 the regular P I L d d d 1 W SHIN Arresls by the patrol Fnday rushed 0 tho K>rr, eadmg HIS WI ow, Hanna, whom he Ronal au ermt t, 21, om. , l , " A GTON - REBPULI- mcluded Harold E Marks 53 Creek, to Holzer hospital at married m 1924, survtves along eroy, has been fmed $10 and gresSJveness dol :mpcna Jsm • 1 '" Hea lh Church Fndav night. 18 cans , labeled It a rubber Cleveland passmg m noon Fnday after he had fall- with a daughter Mrs Erduthe costs by Mtddleport Mayor Lee was expresse t e Tanneh1ll , editor of 1 5 stamp Congress Democrats do 'b ded to 8 0 t en from scaffoldmg and suffer- Farns of New York and a son I Srruth on a reckless operat100 of so-called local <OnfiJC 1I1 W tht' OhiO Va ll ey Pubhshmg Co. Simply called It "'greal " But 25 us zone, on I apia~ cd ed neck and shoulder IDJUfle8 Rene Slephen, Berkeley, Calif.' charge different areas ' and ol Lhe llmly Sentmel , reboth agreed that the first ses· m mumc!pa cour • avt ''If these mwor conflagra· v1 ew!:'d 20 year" of h1gb school SJOn of lhe 89th Congress was M. Gandy, 16. bonded to appear tJons are nol exiJn' UIShed mI ' alhl ei HS m Mergs counly, and mcredlbly productiVe. in GaiiJa counly juvemle courl time, lhey may liar;' up m1o lhe oulstandmg athleles !hose II om versa 1 m1SSI1~ w~r By all estimates, th e sess10n Oct. 30' passmg al a curv., B1ez- The Me1.g<: County Pwneer and vears prodmed lod ed L Sp~res, the It 55tall H1gh Chns, a manager; Mr and Mrs Howard L Enghsh, Sr for Ho- bnev sa1 d H1stoncal Soc1ely the oldest m 1.o make h1s honor'' list, just ended accomplished more andr Stanley Ga ro1- Parents of Pomeroy than. any m recent t1mes, and pot 18 •. t g 10 c Y, r School foolball players and stu- Dlllord Ferrell for Reed. Mr ward EngliSh, Jr , Mrs Phyl- "The destm1es of eol rr e na· ; Oh1o and one of lhe most ac1 1ve. Taonel11 ll req111red that an a \b. ~ss1bly ever More than likely m ox.tca 100 dent managers were recogmzed ]' and Mrs Howard Logan for bs English for Kenneth , How· tions Will be endangered " will hold 1ts annual meetmg\ Jete rece nred a college athletde sesSJon will be remember, durmg the halftime of the Pan Ronald , a manager , Mr and ard Gilbert English for granllat the Federaled church m Porn- 1 1r scholarship and flmshed his Sulbvan-Mclntyre tber game with Nelsonv 111e Mrs Rollin Wolfe for John, Bill, Mr and Mrs James Veterans Memorial Hospital 1 eroy on the afternoon of Satur 1 trammg through such of bos !tal care for the ld Named Announcers day night. r•r and Mrs. James T1tus lor 0 Bnen for M1ke, Mr. and Mrs Admf.,lons _ lola Barlrum , I dav, October 30 The Soctety , md Included were boys curlederaf aid for lhe schoo~ 1Y: NEWPORT, Ky. iUPl) - A K Tom, a manager ; Mr and Mrs. Fred Crow for Carson. Mr. and Langsville; Denm Kal r. Ra- was organiZed m 1876 and 1t has rrmh on scholarsh ipS who may lng rights for N s, dot pair of Kentuckians will do the . Game announcer! Paul loes l Charles Hayes for Charles 11, Mrs. Leonard Van Meter for c"ne 1 · Cia a GrUeser Mmers- ne\er m1ssed holdmg an annual or may not f1m sh r Lauderm'Jit Mid- meetmg. lrg rights for Neegroes, roes an d a ] play . by. play rad1o broadcast mtroduced the lo\ owmg Mr and Mrs. Rober t Gore for Le nme, Mr. an d Mrs. W"llard 1 ville •· Mar, I \",,,lh an es ttmate d 4,000 to fairer shake r:r p' ~ti a of all Clncmnati Reds baseball Mr. and Mrs Roberl dCrow thelf son, John Bash, Mrs. Mowery for Jack, Mr Russell dle~rt l ' In a way thJS w11l be tne mo<t 5.000 bovs partJCJpat mg in footbrunlgrants ros ve games for tho next three years. for their son, Jim, Mr an ~rs Lloyd Wright for M1ke. Moore for B1ll, Mr. and Mrs. Dlfl<barges _ Orville Arms lmportanl meetmg m many I ball and basketball smce 1945 · The Weidemaoo Brewing co. Cur.ly Wiles for Larry • rs Leo Vaughan {Or Lonng, a man- Pomero Mar Radford Porn: years because rurther arrange- m Me1gs county only 14 quall· 8 WHEELING W VA Newport, announced Friday lhe Alvte Phalin for Ke~th, Mrs Mr and Mrs Arlhur Ne se ager, Mr. and Mrs. Harold oro . J ;Ies TJrner Lan;aster · ments w1ll be madr lor erectmg fl ed on lhe hst, Tannehill sa1d. Wheellna St..;! co,P. ann~un;;: signing of Qaude Sullivan and Eugene Triplett for Eugene, Mr for Bill, Mr. and Mrs. David Smith for Robert, Mr. aod Mrs. Jat, bw.ns Po~eroy· He;- a large and well equ1 pped bUild- Lad1es of the church servmg l!d Friday an operating loss of! Jim Mcintyre Weidemann takes and Mrs. Mac Saw_y~ for Mike, Cummgs for Rex, Mr. and Tom Crow tor Danny, a man- man Michael 'Pomeroy ' ing for a hiStorical arch1ves dmner were Mrs Glen Lall)> 1576,0110 for the first nine months \over sponsorship of the broad- Mr ond Mrs. Die Karr for Mrs Frank W Porter for Andy, ager, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ' · and museum The ofhcers of bert, Mrs. Earl Kmght. Mrs. of this year. casls next ..ason from lhe Bur- Rod, Mr and Mrs. Pete Morar- Mr. and Mrs Cllesler Knight Rusche! for Eugene, Zems the Soc1ety earnestly request I Beulah Hayes, Mrs Herman 1 The company also satd It had \ger Brewlna Co., Cincinnati, lly for Ted, manag~r; Mr. for D1ck, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Blankenship lor Stewart Mei&s General HospKal that all members w11\ atlend Haddox. and Mrs Jane Gtlkey a loos ol $l,824,0IIO opera- which has sponsored them 24 and Mrs. William A. Gibbs for Guinther for Jon, ~r. and Mrs. George Bunch was recogni_z- Admissions - Harold Hood, and bnng along one or more and MJSs Bess Sanborn. 00 Third consecutive years. lions In the third quarter. Jell, Mr. and Mrs. John Werry Charles Werry lor Dick, Mr. ed for bls nephew, J1m Wt~ Pomeroy; Anna Perl")•, Albany; new members and a guesl - - -quarter earnings last year were -lor Jell. and Mrs. Calvin Simpson for Iiams, Mr and Mrs. Elmer Bad· Mrs. Ned Menchm1 , Pomeroy ; The temporary museum and MARRIAGE APPUCATION fiiOO,OIIO and nine monlhs earnSHOW POSTPONED Mrs. Vlrgll Lee for Jim, Mr. Bruce, Mrs. Ruth Buffington ey represented lhelf nephew, C!Tarles Foss, Pomeroy , John 1office of the Society 10 the Albert George Blackwell, 49, lngs were $3,2!2,000. Earnlnas The horse show which was to and Mrs. Phil Globokar tor lor ,MJb Still, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan, Jr., ond Mr. and Stanley, Albany. Court House wlll be open all Letart Falls, farmer, ~~~~~ .q. lor lhe 1964 periods were re- be sponsored by the Meigs Coun- Mike, Mr. and !.Irs. W. H. Fran- harold ,Hysell lor Charles, Mrs. Mrs. Earl Roush were present- Discharge• - John Arbaugh, day and the meetJIIi at the nes Ler,ora Backus, !9, Letarl yiJed 1rom previowl reportl to I) Rldilli club on Sunday at cis for Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Wll· Wilham H. Anderson for her ed lor their son, Chester. Each 1\tppers Plams; Helen Carpen- church will be from 12 30 to 4 Falls, bousewife ; James P111l 11ve ellecl to 1964 year • end lhe fairgrounds, October 21, has Uam Nelson lor Patrick Story, son Jim, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ol the latter three boys men- ter, Middleport; Marvm Darst, p. m. A social hour with re- Grueser. 67, Middleport, rttlrtreallll8lil o1 deferred IDveo~ been ~ QllW Stu!4ay, Mr. ODd ltlrs. lild 11aer for Ed- SwJSher for Do~~ !Ill's. l1olte!l "ilert lg_l1 for ~ ~a Pomeroy; l..tl!llie Pul!11111, Raed fN!ahmeDIB will be from 3·30 to \ed and Bernice Floosle Joljll. •• 8141 clndil. Octoller Sl, die, llr. C. f. 'llllllikiDI lor Paul Zirkle fiji" Mr. - - Ill _ . 11111. t. IIIIa ark. '• ,,• "ver F1"ned, Dr1 With License Suspended SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY Ortober 24-27 Prosecution Won't Give Up 1 L:::~~: ' c:~v:;s~e~w~ - --- ----- ----- county Effort for F l"tage Tour s·•gnt"f"tcant ~d I Th I • M T IIi h I eo og1ans ourn 1 C ' H•tl 1 ert•te German Re£ugee p~;tla~d· -- b~cause 1 1 Grid Banquet Soviets Demand U.S. End War 1 In Middleport Is November 18 In VIet • Nam g~rls v~hlcle Lew~ Kar~ C~m~um~ a;~ ~ ~ ;e;t ° et~e w~r Oldest Soct"et'' h~zar: MAKING AUTO ~QUICKLY I!! ABOUT THE ru!EID" THING wt DOl Drive To Elberfelds In Pomeroy Saturday It's Bargain Day in Every Departtnent in The Store you'll Gnd gelling an auto loan here is not only fosl aad very pleasaat, but also cao sa"" you money 011 the cwer-al *of YOUI' aextcarl SPANISH LACE Boatneck thr.. oolor jacquard pullover -with side vents.. 117.00 Rnance your - here ••• _,, Your Savings Earn 4% Interest In the Furniture Department on the third On Elberfelds first floor be sure to stop floor Sale Prices on living Room in the Mens Department - the House- Suites, Dinette Sets, Kitchen Cabinets and wares Section - the Hosiery Department Shp oo copri. 118.00 many other sale prices. you can save and the Lingerie Department. You ·can Both 10091> woolknill in the Ready To Wear Department on the really save in every' department In the 2nd floor on the very item you need right store during this Bargain Day Sale. Take now and this winter. You'll want to visit your time when shopping • look around too, the Drapery Department on the 2nd and save now. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ~nd floor and take advantage of the Sale Serving Meigs County for over 93 BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. POMEROY vem Prices there - RUTLAND Throw Rugs and Yard Goods. Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Slipcovers, Cocoa Mats, On Saturday Elberlelds in Pomeroy are Open til9 in Eve. mgg~nng In Oht"O W/I"}} Parents are Honored 1·n PHS Ceremon1·es •I' Che~ter Meet saturdav • I ~lvem:r~a~~~r~~g~s~~rl~h~e~~:~ Fn-~ ~n, collr~e '! I P~, ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 22, 1965 white