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Klndergartenm Help Celebrate Paula Rae Kloes observed her Leadership Training Taken, Reports Heard, at Southside 4-H Camp MASON - State Leadership Mrs. Arnett Roush, Mrs. Albert Training, and Mason County Swatzel, Mrs. Gloria McCaus. Home Demonstration commit- land, Mrs. Elmer Newberry, tee reports were given at the Mrs. Gus Douglass, Sr. Gifts annual Mason County Achieve- were presented to the chairman ll'ent Day on Wednesday at the of each committee by Mrs. Vir&-H Camp at Southside, W. Va. gil Burris, Sr. Mrs. C. E. Erwin. Southside, As a token of appreciation \\ . Va.1 received the State Safefor having accepted the chair ty Srholrshlp. She reported on manship of the concession stand the conference which she at· ~~ the Mason County Fair, a tended at Jackson·s MilL Ar· rangements for a Traffic Safe- girt was presented tu Mrs_ Mar grelta Sebrell, West Colu mbia. ly Program on November 16 In the morning , and Christmas Mrs. Elmer Newberry of !he ' workshop and e:<hibil planned Material Resources Committee for the afternoon. have been announced that the winner of the announced. The place will be Mail Box Improvement contest was Mrs. Harry Miller of Hen announced later_ Others reporting on the con- derson. W. Va. She was pre ference were Mrs. Oak Thorn-~· sented a gift of money. ' as, Mrs. Ray Crank and Mrs. John Marshall. Mrs. Powell Reynolds, Pt. Report of the county commit- Plt!a_san~, gave a_ repor~ of the tees were given by Mrs. Ver- nomtnahng committee. 1 h~ coun nat Johnson Mrs Harn: Staats Cil formerly voted to retam the ' · · ' president, Mrs. John Marshall, and the treasurer, Mrs. Virgil BOYS Burris. . Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Hennessy, are- " Th~==~~n~S:ters Hostesses 0 #TWI'I'lght Gorden Club Assn. will meet Mond: ~~~ Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., assist· from Matthew 6 were led by ~~· :!f!!:.·n.:.umban: par- fifth birthday Thursday at the Middleport Kindergarten class ed by Mrs. T. A. ~ennessy, en· taught by Mrs. Pearl Reynnlda. lerlamed the Twilight Garden Mrs. Kloes was assisted by Mrs. Club Thursday evening at her Frank Powers with the party. borne, Spring Ave. lee cream, cupcakes decor· The meeting, in charge of ated with pumpkins were ser· Mrs. 'Leverett Roush, president, ved and favors ~~ pumpkin face began with the opening ode and suekers were gJVen . the child- pledge to flag. Devotions taken ren. Helpers were Roy Baerg. will, Christopher Jones, Pam· ela Potter, Jeanie Boone, Ttacy Burdette, Marsha Cale and Ord. Seated with Paula at birthday table were Roy Baerswilt, Pamela Potter, . Jeanne Boone, Tina Gibbs and : Merits of the school consoll· Carman Thoma. dation program in Meigs County and benefits to education from Issue I were discussed by I SOn Miss Sally Schaaf, Rutland di· rector, at the October meeting of the Middleport Child Conser· vatlon League Thursday even· ing in the Middleport Gas o[[Jce. Relatives have learned of the The League endorsed both marriage of James A. Wilson, issues following the program in formerly of Middleport, and which Miss Schaaf a g a i n CCL Endorses Consolidation, Issue IPlan Give Blood Pomeroy Jr Hi Mrs. Hennessy, w1th a prayer ents are urged to attend. of humility. Members respond· ed to roll call with a garden visited during the summer. A round-robin card was sent to ISS Mrs. Gaynelle Wise at Holzer Hospital. James W'l . 1 IS Married /n Sandusky usse/1 Is Honored at • Helen Taylor, Larry Fox are Wed October 8 in Broad Street Church Det~oted Shower Event VOL XVII ------------- ------------Tuesday's Television Program WSAZ-TV Channe13 1:41 Com Cob Report 7:110 Today Sbow 7:Z5 Today OUt Your Way I :Z5 Today OUt Your Way 1:110 Cartoonsvtlte 8: 30 Bacl!elor Father 10:00 Fractured Phrases lO:Cii New• 10:30 Concentration 11:110 Morning Star 11:30 Paradiso Bay U:OO Jeopardy 12:30 Let's Play Postoff~ I :00 Midday News I :30 Slngln' Jamboree 2:00 Moment of Truth 2:30 The Docton 3:110 Another World 3:30 You Don't Say 4: 00 Mr. Cartoon Presents 4:30 Woody Woodpecker 5:00 Cheyenne 6:00 Newo P1cture 6:20 Jtm Thacker Sports 6:25 Weather 6:30 Huntley·Brinkley Report 7:00 John Forsythe 7:30 My Mother, The Car 6:00 Please Don't Eat Daisies 8:30 Dr. Kildare 9:00 Tuesday Night at Movies 11 :00 Late News Picture 11:15 Weatlier 11 : 20 Sport.o Roundup 11:30 Tonight Show Tuetday, Oct. U Hlghllgbt1 Cbaonel 7:30 p. m. - MY MOTHER, THE CAR - "Lights, Camera, Mother," Da ve Crabtree aerep18 an ad agency's ofrer to use 'Mother' in a TV commer. cia!, and everyone learns what happens if car brakes are not replaced every 37 years. 9 p.m. - TUESDAY NIGHT AT ffiE MOVIES - "iloek • Bye Baby," •tarring Jerry Lewis with Marilyn Maxwell, Connie Stevens and Ha111 CoD- WHTN-TV Channel13 WCHS-TV ChannelS 7:00 Daily Word 7:05 Mike Wallace New~ 7:30 Buddy Starcher Show 9 00 Captain Kangaroo 10:00 t Love Lucy 10:30 The MeCoys 11 :00 Andy O[ Mayberry 11:00 Die!< Van Dyke Show 12 ,00 Love of Life 12:Z5 Midday News 12:30 Searcb For TolllOITOII 12:15 Guiding Llghl 1:00 Woman's Page 1:30 As The World Tlll'lll 2: 00 Password 2:30 House Party 3:00 To Tell The Truth 3:25 CBS News 3 30 Edge Ot Nlghl 4:00 The Secret Storm 430 Sgt. Preston 5cDO Early Sho• 6c30 CBS Evening New~ 7•00 News Report 7:15 Your Weatherman 7:20 Sports 7:30 Rawhide 8:30 Red Skelton 9 30 Petticoat Junction 10:00 CBS Reports 11:00 News Tonight 11:15 Weather Teller II :20 Late Show reid. A small town TV repair· man learns that he must get married In order to adopt tho newborn triplets or 1 famoua movie queen. 7:30 p. m. - THE VIRGIN· IAN - starring James drJ>ry in the Iitle role, Lee J. Cobb as Judge Henry Garth. Doug McClure aa Trampas. Clu Gulager ao Deputy Ryker and Randy Boone as Randy. "Ring of Sllenee." Ryker risks his life asd the livea of a stagecoaeh crew to defend a murder suspect against a veageful band LISTEN T:.:.~~~:n 'i::1, 9:30 AM 1360 °:,:• WMOV .._.,., w. Yr. 7:Z5 Dally Word 7:30 The Bible Answm 8:00 Fun Sc!bool 9: 15 King and Odlo 9:30 Morn!q Moflt 11:00 The Young Set 12:00 Donna Reed Show 12:30 Father Knowo Bell I :00 Ben Casey 2:00 The Nur... 2:30 A Timo For Uo 2:55 News 3:00 General llolpjtal 3:30 The YOUIIII Man1edl 4:00 Never Too YOUDI 4:30 Where tbe Actioa It 5:00 SoupJ Sales 5:30 Leave II To Beaver 6:110 Weather 6:05 Pacemalrrr New1 6:15 Peter Jelllllngl Ntw1 6:30 Tales ol Weill Flrlo 7:00 Rave GilD WID Travel 7:30 Combat I: 30 McHale's Navy 9:00 F Troop 9:30 Peyton Place 10:00 The fu&lltve 11:00 11:15 11:20 11:30 Pacemak.. Newl Weather Sports ABC Nllhtllft WOUB-TV Channel20 5:30 p.m. KIDderprlell 6:00 Friendly Giant 6:15 Kami Sbibal witll Ktmt 6:30 Wbal'a New 7:110 creattvo Peraoa 7:30 Women of No Importance 9: 15 Fundamentala of Speecb 9:00 Brlllah Calendar 10:00 Newa l'rolllo-ll.fle 11111 of Mexicans. l:tt p. m. - BOB .. BOPII: PRESENT8 THE CHRYSLER THEATER - "Blll:k Ul Back," starring Shelley Winters and Jack Hawkins. In order to ret the jobs tbey want, a kiDe!!l uti • ll1lfly Encll• man pose u a happily IIWIIItl couple. ••ltrestl •:ts Com Cob Report 7:00 Today 7:25 Today OUI Your Way 1:25 Today OUI Your Way 1:110 cartooovllle 1:30 Baebelor Father 0 110 Fr ed Pbraael l : act..: 10:25 Newa 10:30 Concenlralloo ...,_.,.. Star 11:110 .,_..,. 11:30 Paradlaa Bay 12110 Jeopardy Lel'o ·,y Postoffice 1:30 SingiD' JIIIDboree 2:00 Moment ol Trutll 2:30 Tho Docton S:OO Aaotber World S:30 You Don't Say 4:110 Ur. Cartoon Presentl 1:110 Cbeyeono 1:111 Newt Picture 1:28 Jtm '111acker Sporll 1:21 Weather ....,_ .,..... 1:10 Huntley-B.~, ·-..-· 7:00 Dr. Kildare 7:30 Hall ol Fame t:OO Bob llopt Cbrysler Th. lt:OO I Spy U:OO Late Nea 11:15 Wtalller 11:20 Sporll fltMmcfnp ll:liO Tolllibt Sbow RUGGED UFE HOLLYWOOD (UP!~ - Mov· le lllllklul l111't aU luxdey. Steven McQueen, on location for "Nevada Slnlth" Uves In • lraller parked on tbe tilde ol a e.CJOO.Ioot mountain In L o n e Pine, Calli., 18 mllea from lba blihwa, and 20 mllel from todoor p1umhlna: Dan Thomas & Son ~ 1011 - · liiW HEADQUARTERS FOR IACIC·TOo SCHOOL SHOES - . . Ill r f &-. Ail..,_ .... .......... 7' 110 Daily Word 7:~ Mike Wallace New~ 7:30 Buddy Starcher Show I :IIO Captain Kangaroo 10:00 1 Love Lucy 10 ' 30 The McCoys 11:110 Andy ol Mayberry 11 ,30 Dick Van Dyke Show IZ:OO Love 01 We 12:25 Midday Newt 12:30 Searcl! For TotnOITOW ! I I 1 IHS l:OO 1' 30 Z:OO 2:311 S:OO J:Z5 3' 30 4:00 4·3' 5:00 &:30 7:00 7,15 Guiding Llghl Woman's Page Aa The World Tuma Password House Party To Tell Tho Truth CBS News Edge of Nlghl Tbe Secret Storm Sgt. Jn Early Show CBS Evening Newo News Report Your Weatherman 7' 20 7' 30 8' 30 9:00 9,30 10:00 11 :00 11:15 11:20 Sports Losl lo Space Beverly lllllbllDea Green Aores Dick Van Dylte Sbow B bra My Name is ar The Newt Toullht Weather Teller Late Show RETURN ENGAGEMENT HOU.YWOOD (VP[) - Oldtimer Binnie Barna i'e1um1 10 the movies for a role In Mother Superior" playing, ol all things a band leader. HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - When Julie Andmra completed ''lla•aft" ehe'll report lmaledlate- · ly U1 Alfred llltcbcock and ''Tha Torn Curllln." Kop, came out ol ret1nm0111 for a roJe.fn ''A Bli·lllnd.!GI' ·· lhl Lillie LadJ." Pay Now, or More Later A Time For Uo Newa General llillptlal The YOUIII Mlrrledl Never Too YOUDI oo Wbere The Aclton It 5:00 Soupy Salos 5:30 Lave lt To BeiVC' 1:00 Loot at Wealblr U5 Pacem••'!!' NIWI 6:15 Peter Jennlnp Nen 6:30 Tales ol Willi F1110 7:00 Rave GilD WID TraYel 7:30 Oale and ·llarllel 6:00 PaU, DuU Sbow 8:30 Gtdgel t:OO The Big ValleJ 10•00 Amollllfte. &-.. Api 11:00 ramrtM ~~ew~ · . 11:15 Loot II Wllllblr 11:20 SpoiV 11:10 ABc '"""""'" .,..,._ Three Treated For Injuries In Accident WOUB-TV Channel20 1:30 T Dltllrptta ~I •:oo F'rlllldi.J· CJiaDI. 1:15 MeiiiD thl M . . . . . 1:111 Wbat'l New . a. Cop'vt···; "<11 lhllll'l 8:00 TBA 8:ll0 ini.tel t:ao ToWD ,..a 10:110 ""'' Proflle-lt7illlllll TRUB ITOBl' t11E8'1ER'8 B&a HOLLYWOOD IUPI) - 0... ter Con':lln, the old KIJIIOIII But BUSiness • IS• un£•lOIS• hed I 7:0D 'l1lt rr..ll BUSY JULIE straJJJJIers packIDJJ • BaJJS I , 7 25 7:ill Navy Film olthe Week 1:110 Full School 1:15 Klnl and Odlt 9:30 MornlnB Move 11:110 The Yount set 12:110 Donna Reed Show 12:30 Father Knows IIIII 1:110 Ben CUey 2:00 The NUrsea 7:H Aanlll Teachers will Get•Acquam • l ed I WHTN-TV ~a:!e113 2:30 2:55 3:00 3:30 4:00 oh·JO Mercury • t •h Ill • "ID ens Most Places 1 Wednesllay's Tele~ision Program WCHS-TV ChannelS when engineers lost radto contact wtth an Agena rocket. COLUMBUS (UPI) _ Suuth· Gallia, Scwto washington and cities of 111.000 ur more popula-: The study also showed • dis- 626, Cincinnati supplied 97 and been Datlfled by officials of tbo The Agena, whose role was to serve as target to a e:Jstern Ohio is suffermg from Muskmgum - had an acccpta- tJon. ti nct tack of younger physicians Western Reserve tramed 44 of Nobel foundation autborllieo In separately launched Gemini 6 spaeecraft, rose smoothly a severe shortage of phys1c1ans' ble or near acceptable ratio M1tchell and Fmley pomted tm the area. The number of doe· them. Oslo lbal UNICEF bad been in which looked at first like a perfect launch. It soared and the Situation 1s growmg Ga lha with one doctor for each out that persons hvmg m the , tors under 35 years of age But e;n th~ numbe~ l~n~ awarded lbe prize. from Pad 14 just four seconds after the 11 a.m. EDT liftoff time. I . . .· 806 re'sidents was the best m area crossed regJOnal and even!dropped from 69 to 43 in the out by ose ree sc oo s e-worse, an OhiO State Umvenilly h ' stal~ lines in seeking medical four-year period while the nume clined, while the number of for· tL V1@'WJ Ki~ ihl Astronauts Waller M. Schirra In this trial-blazing night tbe sludy revealed today. it ~r~r~~rsl ratio was in Perry service. tber over 65 increased from 83 eign e trained physicians inand Thomas Stafford had _been hope was to hook up the two Two OSU sociologists, Dr. County, where each doctor · "However," they said, "T h e1 to 106. ~ased . . . scheduled to leap in pursUit 1~1 craft arter a . s~ace chase of I John B. Mitchell ~nd_ James Iserved 5.445 pati~nts. ratios do give some ide~ of the ! To the researchers, that indi- this~~!n th:illtr~~e ~:tt:~ ~inutes later aboard the Gemt- ~~r\~~1: ~:~~u~~s·!u~: Finley, reported that m 1965, . The study which centered on suppl y of doctors close at hand cated that "more and more of more and more to out-of-state W/ ru 6 capsule. th b r ther Ageua there was one physician avail~· i general pr~clitJOners, special-:for lhi.s predommantly ':lr~l l the ' doclors who Wm be going and out-of-country graduates to But at a critical moment en~ m-~~ ,!; e ~~:, ~:king collar ble for every 1•709 pe~sons mjists and osteopaths, showed 627 population. And also, Jt JS out of practice in the years to meet the medical needs of its gineers lost contact with Age- WI Ida~~ ~d for second 1 1 the 28-countyd Appalach .~ ar:f· ~ doctors in 1965, down trom _634 im(XIr~ant _to remember that come are not likely to be re-population," the report said. na's main radio transmitter ~ou re Y That was own cons! era Y in 1960. During the sa me penod, travelmg d1 slance mcreasc~ the placed." The number of specialists and there was no way of deter- ry . . from 1960, when there was a th l· l' r th are· ro!;e overa ll cost of medical serv· , h . . fi At mid-mornmg •bout three physieian for each 1,656 per· f e P~P~I; ;~~ to I ~~ 354 a ice " . . The bulk of the doclilro In also decreased, from 228 in 1960 By United Preso lntenaUonal mm!ng whet er Its kengm~ r· hours before scheduled Gemini aons. And it was far short oi l rom , ' o . , . . . . ~ Southeas tern Ohi~ were tr~ined to}86 ID 1964. . Most Ohioans woke up earlr ~as planned to klc Jt m_o o~- lift off at 12:41 p.m. EDT, offi. what is con!lidered an accepta-1 To compound 'Ole problem ,l "Many of the people m th_Is m the three Ohio me d .1 c ~I ~~ data sho_~s the lac~ of today to near winter-like cond1- b1t, and no way to ~rakcmg 1t cials reported all pre-flight ble ralio, one doctor for every th e resea rchers found the rna·[area," they said. '' ha~e low m schools - Ohio State, Cmc1n- physiCians . specifically, trained tions as clearing skies sent past do~range slat10ns. . , operations were coiog IJDOO~ 1,200 persons. jority or the physicians located lcomes and find it difficult to nati and Western Reserve. to deal With mental Illness- temperatures down below the The rad•o loss came at 11 .06 1 Only four of the 28 counties- in the 11 counties which have absorb this added expense." 1 Ohio State led with 174 of the those who could tend to the freezing •evel. a.m. EDT. 1 y. · mental health of the more lha~ Temperatures slipped below At II:S4 a.m. EDT, when the . Three o1 the It tracking alaone million people m the area, the 30-degree mark in Central tracking station at Carnarvon, lions around tho world reported Mitchell said.. . Ohio, with Mansfield recording Australia, had reported failure they were bavmg some troublett Of the specl~UJes, g en _e _r a I a low of Z9 and Zanesville r~ to spot the Agena, the mission with electronic equipment. But Isurgery led With 61 physJc~ans. porting the same reading was of[ieially ·canceled. they said they would be able Ia I Only f_our re~rted ~sr~hJatry Other readings included 31 at "We can assume the Agena "support the mission." as theJr specialty. tedSigu_uficant Cleveland Columbus and Cin- vehicle went into the Atlantic," The weather was ideal at the I decreasesh hawerel no m hsu~· cinnatl a~d :12 at Toledo and an official said . t h 'I W d came that I gery, op t mo ogy, anest es1. aun~ sJ e. or . ology and pummonary diS· Manetta. . The fiailure, which came as a tropical storm was developmc ease specialists. A southwesterly wmd now heartbreaking surprise after a over the Bay or Bengal, and. was expected to push the tern- perfect countdown, meant that ~ Schirra and Stafford were peratures Into the. 50s b~ la!e the meeting and mating mis- 1asked before entering tbelr today , but cooler Blr movmg 10 sian crucial to future moon 1spacecraft to observe it if polfrom the northern plains should flights, would have to be de- . sible for the benefit of meter• push the thermometer baek layed until 1966 . Jogists. down before daybreak Tuesday. \ - ' ' - - - - -- - - - - . : : __ _ _ _ _ __ _ Some scattered showers and There will be a "Get-Aequaint- perhaps a mow nurry or two ed Meeting" for all parents are forecast lor Northeastern rlrl rl rl ' . and teachers of the Pomeroy Ohio tonight but dry weather Junior and Senior Htgh srhno' ' ~nd cool temperatures should ift the Junior High auditorium 1!mftit1he ~! .. on Tuesday . --WASHINGTON iUPI\- Thlflast congressional straf' l Wednesday, October 27, at s 1 p.m. Meigo General Hospital glers were packing their bags today for the journey I Since the last such meeting Adml,.ions Saturday _ Eth· homeward . But despite post-adjournment eongratula· j several new teachers have been an Harper, Pomeroy: Tim Neu- 1ions, the lawmakers were lea ving some unfi nished bus· i•dded to the staff and, of course, llling, Middleport. iness to greet them when they re turn in .January from ' many new parents have stu- D!scbar&e• Saturday _ John 11 weeks of fenee-mending . : dent.o attending school. Fdck. Pomeroy: Mike Jenkins, Before the 89th Congress wound up its. first session I Teaehers wili discuss briefly Syraeuse: Christy Baer, ll!iners- early Saturday, PreSident Johnson JOIDed lll the pratse ' their subjects and the ideas ville · Ronnie Williams Dexter. for what was generally regarded as an h1stonc record :!hey are trying to Imparl to Ad,mlSBiono Sunday .:_ Victor· of legislation . He . added a note, however, that he ex· pected the •·unfmtshect work" to be the f1rst task next ' the students. There wilt be a ia Staeey, Pomeroy. social period with refreshments Diocbarges SUnday - Danny year. I . . at the end of the meeting. Bar her Reedsville. And no one doubted that Headmg the list of programs ' Johnson would be able to think on which the President wants MAN ARRESTED SET BEGGARS' NIGHT up some new legislation propo- to see early action is the rent i Charles Tyree, Middleport, Racine Mayor Charles Pyles sats while eompteting his recu· subSidy plan wh1eh became a has been arrested by the Meigs said today Beggars Night In Ra· peration at his Texas rancb ~asualty durmg tho rush for ad· . \' County SherUf's department for cine will be this Thursday, from h1s Oct. 8 gall bladder Joumment. . , "'·~: ; resisting arrest. ~· I Oct. 28, beginning at 6:30 p.m. operation. The Prestdent s proposal f~! r 1 a teaeher corps Iii work "' I edi rial poverty oreu also wu npecl· f t AD to 1 ed to be the subject of a naw White House bndget request. Like tho renl plan, it too feU by the wayside in the last clays ol 1 .. Seven days remain before the Day of quite plain eonsolidatlng now will save the session. Decision for 2,500 Meigs county school them money. Lots o! it. Other portions of Johns011'1 pupils. They have no choice next Novem· For consider: program !ailed to get lbrouah ber 2: they will not make the decision. Every year consolidation is put off lo- Congress. Two major propoVoters, ali over 21, only some with vi· cal bonding capacity increases as cur· sals, hoth aought by labor, were tal interest in student welfare (parents, rent levies are redueed. sure to be candidates for coaother relatives) will make it for them. As bonding capacity increases, t he sideratioD next year. Will they make the right one, amount that can be imposed for school The bill Iii repeal the Taft. Most of the important questions have modernization increases. For example, Hartley Act section allowlnc been answered. There is one remain· this year the amount is about $801,000 states to legislate against nnl.,. ing, exactly how much will it cost the in the five districts. The balance IS to membership as a condition ell taxpayers of five school districts to be made up by state grant. A year from employment wlll be still aw_. bring up to date their school system. The now, as local bond issues are lower, the ing Senate action in January, cost bas been estimated to average 210. amount plainly wili be greater and the The President and lllbor art mills for the proposed construction <>f state grant proportionately less, if there also expected to ask for aclloll a new c<>mprehensive high school serv· is state money available, there being no , on the proposal lo brine 111m ing Pomeroy, Middleport, Bedford, Sal· such assurance. workers under lhl lederol llli» isbury, and Northwestern school dis· School modernization will come. If mum wage, tricts. While more definite figures may one thing is certain in this vale of tears be available before Nov. 2, v<>ters still for the taxpayer, it is that Ohio already will take a rain check on their final de· is updating its schools and is determin· cision. For if they approve consolidation ed to complete what it bas started. next week, probably next May they wiU There are a lew sly arguments circu· approve or disapprove the bond issue lating against consolidation ~ow. N~ne to implement their Nov. 2 decision. is relavant when lonSidered tn relation It is extremely difficult to imagine to the simple statement above which how any thinking person concerned adds up in two plus two equa.ls four rea· with taxes could turn down consolida· soning to the FACT that Delay Now tlon either Nov. 2 or next May. It is Will Cost Us More Later. Three persona were treated and released at Veterans MemWl orial Hospital Sunday 1o11nw1n1 4,40 U. S. Senat... Rnbert C. Byrd Virginia senator commented. man committee of the National Willlam Ours, 19, Racine, dr!Y· (J).W. Va.) said today tbe A· The proposed !00 billion elec- Academy of SclehCel lo SOlVe er o1 the wrecked oar, 1014 lomie Energy Commlssloo hu trOnic volt proton acceleraiOr as a slte-aeleclioll committee. Pomeroy police he doaed off Ia ' requested personal lnapectlooa would be lbe world'• most po• '11tls committee bas already llleep. 01 IDilll lite. under ooiiSfder• erful uti would have a dlaJne. viaited Cl!lc.,., MadltlOII, Wfo., Ours' ear oUd off tho pav. lloD tar tile proposed _., ml!.. ter Ill aboUI one mlle. Byrd IBid and DeiiVII', Colorado, but UJI. menl 011 the curve oear IIW Uon proton accelerator. the elllmated eost of the facll· offlcial reporta !rom the AEC WbHehoule ea!e, btlttn& 1 _. "I 1m bopeful thai inapec. lly hu been placed 11 _., mil· have lndieated thet the lelen- orote abollmenl and polla. lltm ~ wiD make OIHbe • ll011, wilb an annual operallq list ooald no1 pencmally 'filii Dun wu treated for 1 Jao. eacb of the cllles In tho 35 pro. eraltGD Ill tile 1anl111d Mid 'I / aaeae Gblervalltlltl Ill 1M PoiDI Olilt of ~t t60 million. / ' Plllllllll. and RavNROod litel Pl. Pit~ uti Ravetl811110d poaals. Mike Qnham, ~!b• N. Y., •· · In Well Vlrpnla lbat IN IIIIo are tile l1ia dtles recommend- "I have i1ow beetl lnfauued 1111 Sliw.n Ill .. 1, lkallkar,ross tile bi1IJ Oil Melp der i1ut1J for the aecelerator," ed In Will VlrCinl&'• prepo~tdl. that the AEC wiD wilt the line, Nus., were lnlled ,.. pe~;.~i u:e shown working on the P1ilr tllld Byrd. Tbay IN ~ IIi lbal wiD lite aelection proc 111 II)' ....., COilllllloal and Glib a pit~~ter and continued to SUpr Gl'llfll, "A pnJila1 "lit wauld be be CtiDII~ II a lloal anaJr- lni illlplollila lelmiiO ~Ill •u cited to ...., a.rloti:Jll. I~ ~,::;·.;:~':; The pbase of the project froiD pore; ,. , lil;(llllll'JIIIllbe.,... tiiUill ~ '.•!.:.. L . . lilf, .• '*..~. ()( lb!l ,p-'1-Cilll!lo·~ -~ ........ fill f87S,QOO,. . . . ~""*· ~L... ::, "Ml"'!ii' 1'11111 Ui," tit •• .~ ~ iJi . . l • ~ 't"""'liil, iiW IJrl. ltli iir lllilir, llitnl. ;. I ELBERFELDS WSAZ-TV Channe13 The United Nallons adldreal Rocket Lost in Void Out 1 ___ ... ___ _---- • "'~o ';A~oNs ·;~;,_ * * .I (SATURDAY) UNTIL 9 P.M. IN11 fiHl ON01Y 111) It 41111 * * * * Failure 1 ARE OPtN TONIGHT . • Ill I 1 1 FIVE CSfll MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1965 I 1 1 To Tlut lnteru,. 01 Tlut Mei,..M1110n .4rea POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 160 * * * L MEIGS THEATRE enttne I \ Roush's Shoe Store at y M' R Mrs. Roush announced the County flower show to be held November 27-28 at the Pome· roy Elementary School and stat· ed the theme was, "Everywhere, Everywhere Christmas Tomght. '' She explained the classes and rules for the show and said the club is in the class using candles. A commumcation was read from Mrs. Charles Lewis, regional direetor, concerning the Fall Regional meeting at Lit· tie Hocking on November 8. Registration and coffee hour will be from 9-10 a.m. Reservatlons for dinner are to be made with Mrs. Thomas Stac- • •. Miss Anita Sue Russe11, brldeelect of Mr. Norbert Neutzling Jr., was guest of bonor at a shower Monday evening at the Pomeroy Church of Christ social room with Mrs. George Wright as hostess. Gifts were placed on a table with white cover and centered with a bride doll with an arrangement of orchids on eith· er side. Games were played with prlz. es awarded to Mrs. Henry Wells, ~{ f~'::~·: ' Mrs. Jmy Masters, and Mrs. Robert Wamsley and Sandra Roush won the dOor prize. Miss Gloria Milleson of Sandus- stressed the need for better ey, Little Hocking, by Novem- After the honored guest op.ty recently. The wedding vows teaching facilities, added voca- ber 1. Mrs. Earl Bender will ened her gifts, Ice cream reowere read by the Rev. H. Stan- tiona! training, upgraded cur- be speaker and demonstrator tered with pink wedding bells, ley Riehenauer before the al- riculum and olher concerns lor in the afternoon. cake topped with pink rosebud, Elected were Mrs. C E. Er I Wellington Boots tar of the Evangelical United the youth of southeastern Ohio. Mrs. Hennessy presented a coffee, punch and mints were win, vice president, and Mrs. f. Sizt Brethren Church in Sandusky. Mrs. Jackie How<Jrd gave a paper on, "Use Iris to Advan- served by Mrs. Wright assiste John McDaniel, Mason, secre -"' 2to6 White mums and gladiolas decreport of the recent CCL conv entage." There are many types ed by Mrs. Maxine Arnold. tary. Gifts were presented to the. orated the sanctuary of t he tion held in Columbus which she of iris which will bloom from Attending were Mrs. Jerry outgoing officers, Mrs. Harold Molded Soles church. attended as a delegate with early spring to mid-summer. Masters, Mrs. Harold Smith, Lewis and Mrs. Malcolm Saun The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Kenneth Sciles, president. For breath taking beauty, size Mrs. Denver Kapple, Mrs. Hile ders, by Mrs. C. E. McCulloch, Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Mi ' lleMrs S·1·tes JS· .a tso s1ate hJS- of bloom umque · Hendt:rson. form and rare ton Roush and Sandra,' Mrs. MRS. LARRY P. FOX son, 2325 Columbus Ave. The 1toria_n. . paU.erns,' no other flower can John Leirheif, Mrs. Charles EsMiddleport groom is the son of Mr. and : Prmc1pal speakers on the equal the Japanese iris, accord- kew. Mrs. Henry Wells and SanMrs.. Woodrow Wilcox, 139 - program were Judge Sam Kes- ing to Eleanor Westmeyer, in dra, Mrs. Harry Stover, Mrs. H?ntmglo_n-Piace. senger and Dr. William B. Horticulture magazine. Robert Wamsley, Mrs. Clarence I'he bride was attired in a Smith, pastor of the North An informative article on pre- Andrews and Susan and Ray. The Broad Street Presbyterian Ch urch of Columbus floor length gown or acetate Broadway Methodist Church. planting treatment of bulbs was mond, Mrs. Truman Russell and Mrs. Powell Reynolds re\·iew· provided I he setting for the weddin r; of Miss Helen Lou- peau a ted b 1 f Th th h cce_n Y app iques o e "D'erne of t eN convention given by Mrs. Ralph Gilmore. Mrs. Norbert Neutzling Sr. d the past history o[ 4· H Cl ub ise Tavtor. daughte r o[ Mr. Hubert IV. Taylor, 424 Broad· lace seq e d 1 · TONIGHT & SUNDAY ums, an_f tt pear of cw Worlds'' In order to keep down decay Sending gifts but unable to ' slee work in Mason CounJy and way St., Middlepo.r t, and the late Mrs. Geraldine Taylor, length d s, bwr_ d 1st wa_ths 1 Jscovery 00 "BEACH BLANKET ,4 women attending. and pests, it iS important to attend were Mrs. Albert Wood· spoke briefly an the beginning and Mr. Larry P. ~o x, son of Mr. Paul Fox and Mrs. Leory and a ba kves, 11 e h do 1ce WI BINGO" · Ol · c pane attac e to a Mrs. Scites thanked the spray w1'th fungi"ide before ard' Mrs. Ftoren•e 1 r H 1 R o orne Demonstration work in ausch, J\1arysv1 e, uo. bow f . . . ... · ... Burns'1de • Frankie Avalon Vows of the double ring ceremon,v were read by the A · group or Its cooperation m the planting. Mrs. Gerald Wilder· Mrs. Bryan Harris and Patty, Annette Funicello the counly. (Cplor) crownh or Red Cross dnve. Mrs. Richard muth made crescent arrange-- Miss Susanna Arnold, Mrs. B'ill , . . Rev . Paul Spierling Friday, October 8 at 7:30p.m. in the sett·ng Jd crystals h r· and pearl Lo -andGroup smgmg was led by presence of members of the immediate families, relatives J s e er mgertip illu- . ng was a guest for the even- menl of the month using pink Williamson, Mrs. Gerald ReuMrs. Arnett Roush. Mrs. Harold and friends. sion veil and she ~arried . a lng. 1lle door _prize was award· :mapdragons and chrysanthe-- ter, Mrs. Alice Spencer, Miss "DtAMOND HEAD" Charlton Heston Lewis pr"'sented the devotional I bouqu~t of. aqua tl.nted wh1te ~ lo M:s. Sc1tes and the trav- mums from her garden in a Linda Darnell, Mn. Hubert James Darren program. Poems were re<Jd by 111e bride, given in marriage miniature bells. A miniature carnatmns, IVY and nbbon strea- r elmg pnze, donated by Mr:~. white compote. Pullins, Mrs. Melvin Smith and (Color) ~rs. Charles.y onker, Mrs. Til- by her f~ th er , wore a str~et r bride .and groom decorated the mer~. Charles Bradbury, was won by At the close ol' the meeting, Barbara, Mrs. Leon Sauters CLOSING FOR THE Miss Lynd~ Jane Wilcox, sis- Carolyn Thomas. a plant sale was held and a des- Mrs. Helen Leifheit and ' Mrs.' I he Roush, Mr~ Leonard Smith- length while wool costume w1th top ot the cake. SEASON-SEE YOU son, Mrs. Virgil Burris, Sr. read which she wore rarest ~reen t~ o~ the bndegroom, was the The hostesses, Betty Smith, sert course was served. Doris McDonald, IN THE SPRING a poem entitled, "l Am Your accessories. She carried a white Cake, punch and mints brides only attendant. She wore Nancy Beaver, Jane Miller and l. -= -•••·= -= ===============iiOj Flag" following the Saluling of Bible lopped wi th white orchids served. Assisting withJtJh~;e•q~~:~~:: 1 ~n aqu~ crepe dress with match- Frances Triplett served a sal- II 1ng ve1 1 hea dd ress and carried ad course. -""iiii~=:iiiiii:iiiiiii:iii;;l Our F'lag. an d casca des or carnations. Her and cake were Miss . only jewelry was a pearl neck- Cashell and Miss Wanda a bouquet or aqua tinted carna- - - - - - - -- -The ha~ dmner was served lace, a gift of her brother, Wil- foot. tions. Federated C'hurc!J met Thut·!l· Pomeroy, Otde by the Pwneer Club. The Ava- liam Taylor. Following the reception Richrd H. Handly served as day at the church for an all I l~c~e and Pocahontas prepar· Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. couple left for a wedding bes~ man. Ushers were Eugene day quilling. TONIGHT ewhich t e programs, Whitaker and David Whitaker , A potluek dinner was served i F · the h'1 theme A of Carl Taylor of Columbus , bro· 1o nor thern Oh'10. The new bo "SWINGERS• PARADISE" . was nens P· nne · ther and sister-in-law of the Fox is a rad t f th of Bellevue. A reception at noon to Mrs. Mora, Mrs (Tecbnicolur) 0 BaJJey Club prepared the Ia· bride H' h g h ~a el ~as held immediately follow- Louis Reibel, Mrs Roy Seyfried, 1 18 CllJ.Richard, Walter Slezak. Hampshire. mg the wedding in the church Mrs. F'reda Mitch, Mrs. Clar· · I bles in Hkee1~ing withd the Fall Foliowing the wedding, a re- !:~ ls e~~lo~ed ca~sst;~ "~ HIGW \o\I'W." season. e pmg Han prepared ceptiQP y,·"s bed at 1he ~home of j N"'''wal .lJ.t> ... ~- .. ~~,ti "'-"t•· ~. "'~~ dirtinP.' room .J *'",Q~> "--~~ar, MIS w..II' I( "· ·~ I .. I ' 8-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .•. Oct. 23, !_965 .. I ;" BQLYWOOD (UPI) - .... IJDOIIDI II COD9&1bti ~ rat life atary Ill ·MiiJ r •s liM uti Vllti '1'111, . . . I 1!11 1 a mad llut Ill Pull I 'I I lui ,ar, IDIO a !Dillie . "1'119 ..Y•Y• Glrll." .. ' ·' •• • m • west v·IrglDla pushProton PI· ant SItes ~~ ~= :~ ~: lbr._ r tg _ rl. ·~ • ·~~..- • • ....,. ~:t : \.>~~:' :'I ~· ' ~' ·~/. 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' -~ ( I First National Bank of RacmJ:..ComJletes its Jfl(~}l.:tmOde~ing ProjeJt ·, t Hi\ler news ' Completion or the first major remodeling project ever undermken by the First National Bank of Racine has made it the most modern business place \in that section of Meigs Coun· ty. ' Many compliments for the I improvements - both to the ex-. terior and inside .- have been orrered by patrons and visitors . since the project was bt-gun last summer. Contractor for the project Syracuse. The improvements include a completely new and .atLractive lobby with mod ern furniture. The walls are finished with . colonial cherry paneling and a [ , new counter makes the bank ev- 1 en brighter. The offie~ of Cashier Free· ' lanrl !\lorris was also complete! ly remodeled. New furniture is I i being provided fo r the cashier I who started working at the bank in 1943. Bank officers said there still 1are some improvements lo be made to the director's room, but that work may not be sUt rted Mr. ' 'rl'elmu/1\'orri.< , Caslli••r. until this winter, . ,. lllr. TFnid Cross, Founder and First Another big part or the re-1 First Naliorwlllanlr of Ral'irtP Presideut of Rucirrl" First National Bunk modeling project was the re- 1 1 n • • -1,;:t • moval of old windows and the I 1910 while the late Waid Cru::;~ Slurt• in Rarme - a husmess I Oluo Bo?tl Sales insmllation of large, modern as the first prcstdent and found - c:t ablt~hcd m !840 ~~ Luctus , ,, , • , ,. , ! tag Behmd '64 picture windows. Exterior 1m- l er. Mr. Cross, who passed:· lross and hts Ihtrzn, tn lluv, wth Modern Frtrmture WI • Se b r s . E provements feature a large ar- way soon alter tlw bank was ·1 l.tr m house '""r nacme. lrtterwr J '"'" o/ Remodeled Bnnk 1 ptE'm er sa es o enes v f f ' d H u ·t d s s ea for shrubbery or flowers and built. had started lhe Racme 0 t11er b·an k d1rec1ors· are _ _ ___ __ _ _______ -~- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ e n er Olne ~~nds in ~h~o w!~:es$22.~v:fl~ a large wooden canopy that ex- Bankl~g Co m 1908 - the fl_rst C~<l]t'OC£' Pnce~ V!Ce prestden!; l Bnlprr. a former member and' ster and Mrs. C. 0. cttapman. were ma de to entrr- !Jon. Savings Bond purchases lends around the sides fronhng lbank_ m Racme. The A Orr, Eher Roush, I miCrOn Dr \'l·lma Northcult of Rio ' Th e next Deeling, INov. 27, tmn the Pomeroy Past "ro tr;ns ,by Ohioans in 1965 now total the street. ,Bankmg Co gave way to the Lori CroS>. Harold Grande were gue, t'. I will be a dtnner at the Marlin tn when th: asl li27.2 millton. This represents The bank was constructed in jFirsl Naltonal Bau,k of f{art.ne and Freel:.nd Norm .. easht.t ' 0 5 eOn The prog, ,Jtn was a oook re- restaurant, followed by a meet1\~.::~lrons Club of ~v,mgehne 733prrcentof0hio's1965goal - - --; two years later. v.llen thr at- \lr. Noms, wh? l!sts a long _ !view of "A Village in 'Vlf't ing ami program at the home < .h<~pter, OES, met Fndav eve- and IS 2_8 er cent under the Nam" b Dr. !Iitke b Car- of Nan Moore. 1trar!Jve new bmldmg was com· hn P of oocupat 1ons, bega n work- • nmg at the home of Em· t d h t I IS pleted The hauk was gtven a mg ut the bank on February. A luncchon med mg of th e 0 I s yt l f p y, y erson Jones) with Mrs Earl etlxtpsecpeer"osda es ac tevemen or ' Natmn<JI charter the year 19-t:l Pnor to bl'lflg Alpha Omtcron Clwpler of DPl-\ \"\nil' mdl I "r -.. - was t h e , I ' ' · ed · b k h 1 K G h ld , 1 en 1ng rom n c1gs cA>un- "Y an k--S-1 ee orm 1 Kn1ght nnd Mrs. Ilarrv llouda. . 1t was open . at thr an·, 1c was a sc oo la app<l nmma was e on , , . .shell nssisting Bond.sales alone m Obta i 1 Some 55 Yl'ars 'Cross'll'nehN. He IS sull ac11ve .:1s a ' S<.t lurday nl La];f' Jlopc Lndgr h _wrre .. , to_ . a Thr lllt'l'l mg w.JS opent'd Wi th \ the ftrsl mne months of 1965 , is still prestdent of the hank farmer and stnger. t Durtng the busmrsg,essionron-, tlu sled, G'.""";lo.oth<m, cane m11 F "'''r Jed bv 'frs. Wtlhs Anlh- are up 12-3 mtllton over the , Mrs Wtlltam Grueser enter- He IS .J. Dtlton Cross, grand· WIH'n the Ftrst Nallnual Bauk duded by Elmbet h Lantz. Moo;:·· I :_<rk. Morgant ber of I9JJ, because mo•ed 1 om: pr esidei11 Mrs Cnft Rus- 1sa me pertod last year. . 1tamed !he Hock Sprtngs !kiter son uf the founder, smce I9l l of !!acme opened tts doors tn ntent . the group wrnt ou n·· P.tr ms. "'l Vtrgmta ftom the North mrlud. Savmgs Bonds s-ales m Metgs Health club Tuesday afternoon. Other presodon ts nf the bank tl had a ca pttal of $25.000 cord to support 1" 11e 1. An"' Bent rwe _tk mhar l. Caroly n . mg srnpture reeding ""d flO· fuunty for were $22,- The meetmg. '" charge of ha•e been Stanley Cross au d,and assets lolalmg $100.0011. The vtlalton was received from the Smtt,h, Sh<IV." r.cnevtrve had three rms 98, accordr"g to Mr. Thendore Mrs. George Skinner, prcstdrnt, Frank Snw. among otlwrs Imode rn bank today has" $50,- Gallta Chaplet" to attend·' dm - Sh:h,nt,, I.nnl) sp: ·'g,ue, DoroSuSHlna and the twins 111 the husiness meetmg opened the !heme so ng, Mr. .f Dtllon is :rlso 000 capttal and ass<'ls toto lmg , ner at Inn, lln ) Wo '":" d W Hamnet Judtth. __ the dub votC'd to rnlertam the t . d fy . Bnghlen 1he Corner Where, operator of the \\md Cross Son~ $1 .600,000 1November G Vrrg"Jnl(l LoH·r1 of 4-LJ.lli,V SentHil'l. Pmneroy-MJcldlrport, 0., Oct. 25, 1965 1 at~ 450 ~rcen 1 o ts~a~~cAre'' IJI •ed th th ' ~~~·----------~---~-~-~~---~--~--~------~~------~--~------0 Ponwrov. d ub Thursday ' Nov. 1Y sa 1es goa·t E an d H Bond Lord's Prayer · o.vand WI pledg te'l 0· 11 at the home of Mrs. J . A. purchases in the Countv dur· . e 1 Young Rutland Road · 11 J Grueser who read three 1 . . Each mg 1e amrary th roug .h Sep- Lew1s arf ,1 ''G 0 d K rn~·mber_ attending the. dinner tember period now total $236,~ Ne~ e:: "H ;ows Your 1 1~ lo bnng a covered d1sh and 824. s .. , ow t~ reak t~('.~vor-~ 1 ) prizes for games. Cards ry habit, and The tmbtt. 111 Mre Sl'nt to Mrs. Morah LeonMrs. H~rold Blackston a n d drd :lnd Mrs. Zeli a Cross. Mrs. LewiS ?rueser were nam- 1 ed as the s1ck committee for r;ms were mac:e ror the 1 I I' •·1<1\:IS party to be held Dethree " llfl'lllllfs. ' Announcements included, Operalion Santa Claus 1 ·" IH·r 17 with Mrs. Bernice ,, '"" and Mrs. Griff Russell as rl members arc to take gifts to ' 1··~·1 •'·-~l'S. A one dollar gift ex· Prayer and Self ~ Denial ser~ at Athens State Hospital and 1 11~111ge will be held. The birlh- vices were held by the WSCS the _ next meeting, and The Ro~k ~>.II ... of Mrs. Winn, Mrs. Knight, of the United Methodist church Sprmgs Ho~emakers club wrll • • • .l lr ,_ Houdashelt and Mrs. Pat Friday at the church with Miss ;r~ Goeg lem Wednesday: Oc- i ';:tl lagher were observed dur~ Lucretia Genheimer in charge. 0 r 27 • tat l0: 30 a.m. wrth al 111~ the evening. Members A piano prelude by Miss meet nt lre. home of Mrs. 1 brought gift handkerchiefs to Grace Campbell opened the ;~ed ~~egl~t~ ~ednesday, ~c0 8 · be ~ent to Mrs. Kaiad Hindy service followed by the hymn, t~r k a · a.m. Wit now living in New York "Spirit of God Descend Upon po uc nner at noon. Games were .played a~d priz- My Heart,» and prayer by the The program in charge or es awardE'd ·to Mrs. Walter Jeader, who also gave Thoughts Mrs. Blackston. opened with a · Hayes, Mrs, Lillian Steiff, For the Day. The call to wor· poem, " I Feast My Eyes," by i .,., . ,, Mrs. Allen Hughes and Mrs. ship and theme of the service, Mrs ..w. A. Morgan. Articles • ". ............,... ., . ' . . . '' r· Evelyn Lewis. During the soc~ ''Expect Great Thing-. From read mclude~, ''What to do a- 1 ia l hour the ho~l.esses served 8 God and Attempt Great Things ~u~, that all-m drag~ed-oul feel dessert course to those named For God," were given by the · ~~g, ~y Mrs. Lewis_ Gr~eser; above and Mrs. Lee Roush leader. Freezmg away tons1ls m ad1'' Mrs. Charles Bennett Mrs M, Mrs v 0 Ed d ,. utts ," Mrs. Amos Leonard; ' · · · · · war s spo•e nd "Sla l h t I "I L. French and Mrs. William on the daily devotions for the a r Y.our w o_e ami y Revnolds week of pra A .b on a low anti·heart d1sease dt1 . ' y~r . . ~ew 1 rary et," Mrs. Homer Radford• for Nthe hScamt '' I! ·u Mtss10n College Two poems, "Mother ,s Mon· , 10 USY ,Ce QSS as V'. e, Tenn., 3 college ster," by Mrs. Arlee Abbott ror educatton of deaconesses and and "Au1umn Won der, ,, .l.Mrs 0 !DISSIOnartes, was gtven by Mrs. Mark Grueser, concluded lh ~ J.ay Warner and Medical Mts-- program. A contest was conOf stons around the world. by Mrs. ·dueled by Mrs. Hugh Bearhs A HallowN'n party was held Jl,ay Reuter.. and won by Mrs. William Grue. .' Thursd<ty rvening by the Bu- 'llre presentation of the offer- ser and Mrs. Welby Whaley. •v Bre Class of th e Middleport lng around the attar with pray- The hymn "Blest Be the Tie First Baplist Church in the er in unison, precededinterces- That Binds'' and Mizpah benerhurch haSl'me nt. Mrs. .John sory praye r.s WI"th a ta Jk on diclion · dosed the meeting. 1 Lyons, presid('nl, was 1n ways to pl1ly by the leader. The Refreshments were served by charged the mPrling. hymn "<;od Of Crare and God tho:! host.ess to those named a~ I The ev•·ning prayrr was giv- of r.lory," concluded Ure ser· hove and Mrs. William Eiching- ~ ~ r. by Mrs. Chnrles Hennelt fol· vlre. · er, Mrs. Clifford LeHheit and . lowed by th-vntions rntitled The group adjourned to the guests, Mrs. Barry Phillips, and i ''Golden Hills" giw-n bv Beu- social room for a sack lunch at daughter, Jill. L.1h WhiiC'. The class v~Jil'd to doontc $75 to 1h~ kitchen re- wl.lich . limeRtheordWesley _Grace mod 1 . Tb . was given. ec ed mus1c was e tng protect. e btrthd;oy played by Miss L ·dia Ebersof Mrs. Wh1te was observrd 1 b !1 during I hr• cvcoing. I . ach throughout the lunch per0 Th . 1od and several medttabons . e 1Jdsement ,"<IS decoraled were given. Plans were made to tour the WJ!h lh e seasons theme wilh . Fenton Glass Com n in Nov· Mrs. Whil~. Mrs. Pearl Hoff- In the aft~rnoon a qu~et hour ember when the B~db Arts man and _daughter, Connie, on was hel~ .with a wo:shtp ce~t~ and Crafts Club met ~ednes­ the comm1t!ee. H.efreshments er conststi~g of a lighted PICo day at the home of Mrs. James were served bv· Mr ·~ · Betty lure of Chmt, and Wb"tt t b for an alt day mee tlighted Pra · frtJr H candles d t ac Darsl. Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. ~mg an s. !lenew- ing. . Agnes White and Mrs. Beulah al through S1lence, was gtven by . Whitt' Mrs. Harry P. Smith and Re- Mrs. Clarence Murray, presiWin~ing prizes for the cos· newal through Seeking by Mrs i dent, conducted the meeting. tume categories were Mrs. Robert Warner. ' ' \ Mrs. ~dith Forrest was ~cleo~ Dana Hamm, prettiest; Mrs. Mis!l Campbell played "Break . ed mto membersht_p ~n .lulm Lyons, ugliest; Mrs. Let- Thou tr.e Bread of Llf" d - the club. The neJCt meetmg wtll . . the .. . e ur be held at the Columbus and t With faith in this community and belief in its potential for ever greater ~owth,. , , - . lit· Rou sl1 , funniest ;and Mrs. mg sacnlictal bread ser~ Southern Ohio Electrle c 0 m~ · Fr:1rwr·s Bearhs, most original.- v~ee. Each member broke a pany with a demonstration to · we look to the future with hope and confidence. This bank is 'partneC: .:,': ::: piece lr?m the loaf or bread be given by the home econoIn progress with our friends and neighbors, and we stand ready to help pi:ovide the OFFICF.R TRA~FERRED with a s!lent prayer. mist. . i' I I'LEASANT - State PoRenewal tbrough Discipline . financial strength to move ahead. li< c S"t. !1. E. Parks has been was liven by Mrs Jed W bst A potluck dtnner was held at i I , 11-: trl'-li·rred from Huntington to Sr, and Renewal ·throughe Ch~~ noon with the aftemoou session\ ' Pu tnt Pleasant detachment. Sgt. lellle by Mils Campbell. The devoted to the making of varlp,.,h '" replacing Sgt. 11. M. meeting closed wlth the bene- oua Christmas d,eoorations. Pre-, Sta rbuck, who retired from the dlctlon by Miss Genii . sent were Mn. Max DaviS, I SliJ1~ Police after 26 years of elmer. Mrs. Lawrence Stewart, Mrs. I service. and who had been Harold CoUlns, Mrs. J a m e s head of the local detachment Only definite records of Reed. Mrs. Lawrence Reed, '. ' ' for the past year. Parks was Shakespearke's early tue are Mrs. Art Marcum. Mrs. Ol' recently promoted from corpor- the dalet ol his marriage eva CoUerill, Mrs. Grill Russell , ,. .. ''ff.l ··'· '.~·· ~,..~-' ''•' ai to sergeant and recenUy ser- license thooe of the bap- aild Mrs. ,Paul WinD and Mrs. 'I,, Ji•. " d ' ; I '' ' IIIII al the C1en4eD1D poet. tlml of his three children. ~8J! . . _. _--·----l~Wi<llirtlioiliil 1 1 I I ~tie, d ~lans ~ ~Irs ho~tes;es. ~arne Entertal"ned at ~ srll.presenleddevoli~nal s norm~ Hea /th Cl ub. r 1 G l.::~ler,a H rueser orne ~eptember ~ha~~~~- ';i;e S~~~n~s ha~~~ pn·s~ Cros~ Colo~tal Ja~·kson ~.lt7olh<ih ~· ~"_d IS AN IMPORT ANT ASSET AT THE 1910 ill 0 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RACINE ~" bers in the class. Pictured above for the service are the FIRST ROW --:- Mrs. Lena McElhinny, the oldest at 92, Mrs. Mmerva Childers, 90 with a 10 year perfect Sunday School attendance record; Mrs. Minnie Gilmore, 86, Mrs. Nettie Mitchell, 86. SECOND ROW Mrs: Ruth Moore, 85, Mrs. Bertha Darst, 83, Mrs: Lavma Braley, 81, Mrs. Anna Hofferkamp, 81, Columbus, and Mrs. GcneviYe Farmer, 80 years old, the youngest of the group but the oldest church ~ ' i TO THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK " Compliments of WAID CROSS' SONS ~i:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iii;::::;:::::::::::::;::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ - We Join The Crowd IN CONGRATULATING THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF !IACINE On Their Newly Remodeled Banking Establishment. · FROM 1 STAR SUPPLY CO. legtslattve;~~::~tm~~:::~~~:i:'"~i:iiii:iii::;;:===========::o:::::::::::::::::.;:::~ Heavy Damages Are Reported BOWLING w•ath the BEST . T be Toured RACINE HOME BANK RACINE, 0. PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE RACINE. O. Early Birdt Womea'o Leape Oct Zll, 1865 FUIST NATIO~AL ~A~K. , OF RACiNE, 0. ""'1 . - - '' 1965 - -- hIs W'rth Much Pride That We Take This Opportunity To Salute The I prou.!':t~;·bc. a FIRST NATIONAL BANK Completed Remodeling I . 1 Our Community Can Be Justly Proud Of Our Newly Remodeled ... FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RACINE Congratulations ... OF RACINE ON THE RECENT REMODELING OF YOUR BANKING FACILITIES . G/ aSS COmpany ~ Welker Named On Committee Lawsuit Claims Belling Fall Worth $2,500 ,' .~ .. . Expanded Services Of The FIRST NATIONAL BANK Racine Food Market member. l:u~l:. Eul,e~ Marlha ~ ~ame gl\e~ h~m~ Na~ !hat,~tt F~ortda Nole~St~san' ~lctbel, tlo,~,du Shakespear~ cluldre~n. WSCS Holds SeIf -Dema .I SerVICe • f 'day B B Cl H lds HaIIoween p t Th - d Y UrS ay Galllpoli• It • -Queen CUy Lucas clown Marmet 3:00 ~ . IO,;li 1 down 4 p. m, Arootd Walker Beaver down Marmel8 ·l$ am 1 Goage . readlap: Gattlpotls , . . . I .; · · Dam 12.0 15.3 running 6 feet down 5.. \ P m., lllu•)!s up H. E. Sowle• up Wmdeld UO oo roller;, Po~eroy - Mason 10:35 p. m ; Onward clown uo,p. m.; Helen Z. up Winfield 2 a. 211.62 Pt. Pleasant 23.94 Hinton I a. ~- · Sotvaydown 8·50 a. m.ln.. ; Jerry Boswortb down Wla' ' Kanawba Raver - Lucy Jane fi"eld 2·35 a m 0.65, Kanawha Falls out, Char- t · · · lesion 18.95. London, Marmet and Winfield dams were on the : sills. ' Boat Movemeats: I Oblo River - Steel Ranger ' up 11, 12:40 a. m.; Little Edward up 15, ! ::tO a. m.; Little George down 16, 10:20 p. m.; Dixie Spirit down 16, 4 a. m.; Bob Benter up 16, 6:25 a. m.; i Harriett M. down 17, 3:30a. m.; · Cotton Queen down 17, 4 : 0~ a.m. Irene Chotin down 17, 5:30a.m.; ond Steve Click up 17, 5:45 a. m.; · Andrew Calhoun up 18, 4:50 a. m.; Eastern down 18, 7 a. m.; Vickers down 19, 4:30 a. m.; Harvey Jordon up 20, 5:10 a. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ m.; OVEC down 22, 1:50 a.m.; Mrs. Pearl Reynolds was chairman of the observ- 1 McCiarey down 22, 6:30 a. m.; ance and paid tribute to these faithful church workGeorge Price down 23, 9:30 ers u~,ing as her scripture, "Have Love One for the Buckeye State up 23, 2:45a.m.; other taken from John. Mrs. Reynolds referred to Luther Herdman up 23, 6:35 a. the group as christians first, last and always and m.; Pamela D. up Greenup OF RACINE commented on thetr faithfulness in the church and :30 p. m.; Jeflboat clown ure:entheir lives as examples of christian living. up 2:20 a. m.; John J. Rowe Mrs. Arthur Skinner, daughter of Mrs. Farmer down Greenup 6 a. m.: C. V. Our 8PIIf M' f.dJ.f 'll sang a sol~, ':The Lord Made !lis Faith to Shin~ Harner up Gree nup 7:30 a. Upon You With Mrs. Chester Erwin at the organ, The annual Hall!lween Ca rni-l m.; Pollywog and franklin B. Mrs. Oscar Roush read a praye r entitled "Colval at Rutland HJg h school will ; up Greenup wailing; Alice lect for GUJdance" by Mary Stewart and presented be held Saturdav. October 30 I Meldahl 420 p. m.: J . S. Lew· each with a rosebud from the garden of Mrs. Marbeginning al 6:30p.m. The Rut: is up Meldahl 7:30 p. m.; Ravgaret Lallance. ''THE STORE WITH A HART" land Red Devils Boosters are ] ens wood up Me\dah: 8 p. m.; Four deceased members were named including sponsoring this vear':s event. 1 Oliver Shearer down Meldahl i i-=================:::::::::::::::;! Mrs. Ma~d Graves, Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, Mrs. A highlig ht of the evening 9:05 P- m.: Waller Hougland !, Emma Bissett and Mrs. Flora Steffy. Unable to atwill be the crowning of royal-: down Meldahl 2:30 a. m. tend were Clark Van Cooney, 91, Fred Shiflet, 89, ty. who will be pr~sented flo w-1 ' Mabe,I Vance, 83, at Kent,. Ahce Rawlings, Fla., ers, cash. and a s,r~. . Stella Byers, Middleport VIc1oria McCarley lnd A King and Queen will be and Stella Smith, ' ' ·• selected rrom the high school candidates, and a Prince and First 'Activity' is Princess will be named from Published at J\<IHS student ca ndidates from eithcr t The first issue of ''The Acti- Salem Center. Harrisonville or l Rep. Ralph Welker, Pomeroy, i vity," Middleport High Srhool Rutland Grade Schools. I was named ~oday to a special I newspaper. has been distribut- C.:~k~ walk!; will be held dur- 1stu_dy com~·uttee of the Legis. ed to students this week. ing the eveni ng and the activi- 1latn:e Service Commission es- ~ Making up the staff are : Chris ties will close with an auction : t~bhshed to make a comprehenBailey. edi.tor; Diana Davis and of prize mercha ndise. All pre- 1s1ve ~tudy _of the status of woA $2,500 suit has been i Mane Hackett, assistant ceding events wdl be · men 1 ~ Ohro. in Meigs County Common Pl<!as Ieditors · Connie Cooke, feature held in the high school audi- 1. Particular emphasis will be court by a Pt. Pleasant, W. editor; Bi_ ll Haptonstall, ex- I torium. I ~n. the areas of.employment polman who claims he was h t te, c ange edrtor; Rod Sauer and I A game room will feature the I tctes and prac tIces of the sa ed while belling a friend Wayne Davis, sports editor: Bill "Dilly Dunker." dart throw, fish \\>:a_ges, hours, _and workl_ng conMiddleport who had just Hackelt, horsefeathers; 0 e e pond, prize wheel, milk bottle d1hons: the differences m lega l married. Slaven, senior reporter; Mar- tlrrow all offering many priz- .tr~a tment o1 men and women The action was filed gie Harris, junior reporter; Can- es_ ' ~~ regard to political and civil day by Philip T. McGuffin, dace Bahr, sophomore re- The refreshment room will n~hts, pro~erty rights, and faPark-st, Pt. Pleasant.t, "~~~~~:t porter ; Marta Hubbard, fresh · serve sandwiches, pop, cider, mlly r~lations ;. education and : Philip Bailey, 209 s. F man reporter; Janie Gerard, ar- pie, coffee, cake and donuts, counselhng servtces, the family Middleport. ~st ; and Carole Anderson, AI- and the sweet shop will sell and the empl~yed woma~, and 1ce Darst, Becky Goodall. San- homemade candies candifd ap- programs designed to ass1st woMcGuffiu's petition cla.ims dra Hollinshed, Kathy Lacey,: pies and popC<Jrn bans. men as w1ves, mothers and that on July 16. 1965, he J?yce Long, typists. Faculty ad-' A IO cent admission will be ~orkers; and the degree of pBI'· to bell Bailey, who had VIsors are M:s. Mildred Bailey 1charged at the door and sev- h_cr_patlon . and responsibility jn ly been married, at his and Mrs, Emily Sprague. eral door prizes will be award- CIVIl affairs. OHIO RACINE floor resideuce at 209 S. --ed. This committee will report the st in Middleport. f.and Stn' er• to The proceeds will be used to results _or its study together with ' pay for installing the rest / The plaintiff claims Y P o any squirted bill water on him from Meet Tuesday Night the fence recently erected to the t07th General Assembly a hose . ~nnec_ted to the smk. The Candy Stripers of Veter- round the footba ll field; film whicb convenes in January of ~cGuffm s actiOn states the ac- 1ans Memorial Hospital will ed taking pictures of the 1967. · tion of the ·defendant ca~sed meet Tuesday, October 2fi at and on a piece of trainhim to faD and suffer a disto- 7:30 p. m. at the hospital. The ing equipment. PHONE ORDERS Syracuse cated rJght shoulder. members are to bring cray- r--:::.::::::::::::=--., Members of the ons and coloring books. Demcm~ E.U.B. church plan to malt~!l apple butter Oct. 28 at strations on feeding will be made by Martha Gress. All Edith Hood 's home in Mirlers-11 new members are especially ( ville. Orders may be phoned To The urged to attend. A meeting for Mrs. Harry Clark, IVY 2-2'140.11 officials of the Candy Stripers Please furnish jars. organization will be held at Two cars were heavily dam· 7 p. in. the same evening. . aged in an accident Saturday at OF RACINE 3:40 p. m. on North Front-s! in Middleport. On Your Recently Carnival will Be Held on Saturday Night With mne members present. There are sixteen mem· o~etroy. 1~111 wtt~ · OCTINGENTANARY SUNDAY was observed last S~nday at the Middleport Church of Christ I f'mpluy~d r· ter~) man, I I I Attm~.lll'l' .~~nlrb) AI h 0 . p .a C~rnal;,an, l H /d L h UnC At Lake Hope H;~rme \~ ~ovember ·-- ,.-.-- A Step of Progress- • The Complete Remodeling was the Hacine Planing Mill or ! 8 f . - Saluting 1 Pomeroy Past 'II Mafrons Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 2S, 't96S'-S TO THE FIRST NATIONAL B.ANK ' . OF RACINE On The Occulon Of Your Recent Remodeling RACINE, o. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF UONE On The R..m Remodeling Of Their Banking 1'1cllitt.. ~ l -· �\ r • I ·-r -. and came off 011 the abort end of a 31).() whitewash. That was just one of nine shutouts in games InvolVing Ohio colleges, including a frus- ~~no:inl~:l;:~':!nd :: of a 4~ loss to Tulsa. It was rusher plied up m more yards the worst beating the Bearcats and three touchdowns In leadhave suffered in a decade. ing the Otlers to a 34-3 wtn over Ohio State got heck on the Eastern Kentucky. good side of the ledger with a Ashland, already assured of hard-fought 26-10 victory over the , Mld.Qhlo League crown, Wisconsin The Bucks ran !hair beal OhiO Northern 9-7 while oeason m;,.k to :1-1 and their Bluffton downed Defiance 26-0 conference record to 2-t. to toke final po!Ses;lon of seo' The shuffling left only Find· ond place m the Mld-Ohto. Delay atiHJ, with 8 perlectrerord. fiance fmlshed th~rd and W1IAshland bos woa five without a mtagtoo last. loss but bas a tie on its record. In other Ohio C~nference Findlay's Allen Smith, the games, Mt. Union whttewashed nation's leading small collese Hiram, 28-0; Capital downed Bobcats Get Early Lead, H ld f 20 0 v· 0 .,. ' • " •, "" • • · • • ·' .. ._....... , ,., , ... . , .. , · ~- ~-· · · ... . ··~ · .... . .. ... . . ..... ,,, ... .... ... , , ,. , ~· · ···· · --• .- AILSTARS on or I • Ictory Akron, Ill-(; Otterbein topped Marietta, II).() and Denison defoaled Oberlin, 27-12. The 011ly other Mid-American Conference game saw Western Mlchlgan beat Tuledo 3-& on a field goal. Central State finally got Into "ftere't , _ batt" the wm column with a 26-20 vtetory over Kentucky State. Else~where, K~ beat Wllmlngton, 37-20 Ohto Wesleyan dro!> pad a 14-7 decl01on to Wabash, COUEGE and John Carroll whipped case, BIG TEN 20-7. Ohio State 20 WIJcooaln 10 --== ----=---- .,.;Ores F Spartan ans smeII Roses In oCtober Minnesota 14 Michigan 13 Illinois 28 Duke 14 Northwestern 9 Iowa 0· Michigan State 14 Purdue 10 Washington State 8 Indiana 7 Gre~~o Cleveland F~ns are Happy CLII:VELAND (UPI) National Football LeqUe'a ttrn Dlvlalnn standlnp m 8IJinlnl ta look normal for Cleveland Browna' fans. With the Bl'OWIIS' 31-14 "' over the Glantllll New Sunday and the Cardlnsll' prlltnc :lt-20 lou ta the lnetan lledoldoa In St. the 1D64 world ehempiolll llnail1 In undisputed of firlt place ID the atandlpgs The ~- are no" 0.1 lni won all of their games'since tbelr ~· ta the Cards St Loula 1.1 MCOnd with f..i reeon1 The B~wna wont into day's prile pnpared toulh coiltest olnce York proponento Giant victory over and 8 subsequent ticket for SEOAL AU GA~IES Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, return ta 81orf. fDIIe!ld loll ta l!Dbel'll ta pul Cleveland noHo-jolly ll'NII Gtanllm ahead 1&11, mliway lllroqb the with w. II8COIId quariM and bll !!!Oberts The Cll'dl on the etller baDd. apia with • score apecled a 11 did moet Jut before the l!lld of jbe half. oblervers - alnce the Sklu Brown, IIIU the lea~• leadhed not won a game In Ove lllg I'U8iler, surprllled llje Giants outings and the aontest wu Ill the lhlrd quarter by complayed In the Cards' home plelin( a lf.yard scoring pa89 pll'k. to Gary Colllnl. Thla ·virtually Frlllk Ryan paned for tbrte =~:.:leal for the I tauchdowns and Jim Brawn Meanwhile, back In St. Louis, / rll8hed !or 177 yards to lead the "'"'sblngton too• advanta•e of Ry ,.. • • Bro.... to ylctory. .. Injury "' Cardinal quarter- I 10 ol 15 P11101 to back Charley Jolmson ta upend / two tauchdoWIIand ta St. Loula as Sonny Jurgeosen1 IIDbel'lll one fired three touchdown passel! lor the Skllll. ( Cleveland scored live of the Jurgensen hit Bobby Mitche I first oil: tlmea it had the ball for a ~JI.yard score In the secand took advantage of two fum- ond period lftd connected wbh bles by Steve Thurlow to tally Charley Taylor for a 14-yard TO its first two touchdowns follow· !" the ,third. He climaxed Wash8 24-yard fteld goal by age- iDgiOD s scoring with a on •Lou Groza. yarder to Jerry Snuth in the Ryan connected on a 21-yard final period. frm'.y_. ctneh - YOUR RUGS ••• a2 Call Now and arrang• for Cleaning at Your Convenience. Complete cleaning service especially ot rug or carpet . . . Whethar it should be shampooed , .. dry cleaned . , . or regular ellitles assure you of a per· Lawren<e - $24,566.62, 12!.~ Mrs. Lillie Christy spent the 057.67, $146,338.11, $186,529.04. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Don Meigs - $4,870.77, $7,614.44, Mallack and Donna Kay, Bel$50.940.87, $71 .049.87. pre Pike- $1,734.81 , $1!.370.95, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood 29,213.96, $44 ,132.80. and family. Mrs. Letha Wood Ross - $22,717.10. ·125,031.7 1, Mrs. Ernest John•on of Bel- an Mrs. Co• spent Sunday at $203,110.17, $248.021.16. nd M W d nu f H k's Net Scioto _ $311~72 _ 79 , $34, 052 __ pre • rs.. ar en rs o aw s. ~~-=====---·--. - .--.io---.[Long ~ottom VISited Mr~:. Dou- Mr. and Mrs Richard Fick gals CJrcle Monday. and Karen spent Sunday in Headquarters . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr of [ Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Chester VISited with Mr: and Roy Fick and visited the zoo. For . .. Mrs. Robert Lee and fam1ly on Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hines and Sunday evening. sons, Belpre, were recent supMrs. Douglas Circle and Flor- per guests of Mr. and Mrs. ence Circle called on Mrs. Jack Charles Woode. 8 REA1HI~ ' Bt~SHtll PI~Sio.l ~ ® Follrod and Kim, Pomeroy. Guests of Mrs. Rex Bailey on Sli:IU ev Wlli.Wmtr Mr. and Mra. Delbert Van Wednesday afternoon were Mrs. Meter of Bowman's Run called William Will, Mrs. Charles on Mr. and Mrs. Frances Van Fick, Mrs. Ray Christy, Mro. Meter on Tuesday evening. Raymond Elberfeld and Mrs. Middleport, 0. John Ours of Dunbar, W. Va. Clayton Allen. Mrs. Max Cleland, Columbus, visited recently with Mr. Vern Cleland .and Mr. and Mrs. Den· zel Cleland. ::: Mrs. Elza Osborne, Athens, spent a couple of days with l Mrs. Letha Wood. feet job. DO IT' lhempoolnt ltvtrsibiH 7c ... 10c .•. Cry Cltlnint 10 IMmpooing Wiol Rugs (All Ty.. t) ft. oq, ft. 3c ...It, L1undry w .nhing -- ROBINSON'S II ... LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS Convenient Pickup St1tlons In Middleport-PomerCif Phone Pomeroy WY 2·5428. Middleport WY 2-5130 Dentist Joins Advisor Board Dr. Clyde J . Ingels (40 N. Sec011d Ave.) , Middleport, has been appointed a member of the board of advisors of Citizens Holding Co., Columbus. Dr. Ingela ia a graduate of Miami University, Indiana University School of Dentistry and the Eastman Clinic of Rochester, N. Y. He is a member of the board of directors ol Meigs General Hospital and active In many Meigs and Gallla CouoUea sporla and civic organizations. He is a veteran of World War U, ll married and has 011e !On. Citizens Holding Co. owns CltlzeoJ Savings and Loan Co., Amert. can Sacurtties, Inc., and bas co~>o trotung interest in lsi State Blllk and Trust Ca., all of Colum bus. 1 w COMPTON 0 ltl56. •2& to•2000 ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY U1o laru•....01Wollll!lo0. M ~ MASON FURNITURI CO. MASON, W. VA. 300 W. Second St.-WYandolle 2-2111, Potlllq' NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. " o· TOILETRIES FOR MEN ..... WHirl Willner English L~ther S2·00 Canoe 4 oz. Brut 4!: ,u•POI• COLOGNI - - CONTEST RULES • Pick winners of eames in entry form. Entry with molt wlni and Jle81'elt scores will be judged the winner • Weekly contellll art open to ev· eryone except empJoYees and famlles of Dutton& & "Boners. • AU declsloDB of judeea are fln. aL In case of tie, dupUcate pri- zes will be awarded. • Entries mlllt be submlttecl oa tbe offlcial form, as printed in Ibis paper, or obtainable at Duttorui or RoUers. • Entries mult be deposited in of· flclal coateet boxes displayed In s(IOlliio1's place·of bushies8 or poafmarked Thursday preceed- ing eame. •The deadllne for weekly submll&on is 1 P.M.I!'rldq. ,. DUTTON DIUO STOll N. Second Ave. Middleport, 0. box SWIFT'S BEEF STEW 24-oz. I con '"" ' MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE 6-az. Jar I Oc Off Label 10'12-oz. Con ... ....., "Don't 11ve our ne11 CAS ''"'' all tlte Nit, Jaone,!" •------- I I OFFICIAl ENTRY FORM I 1 Week Ending Oct. 30 1 I NAME _ _ _ _ _ I I ADDIIESS Scortl YS. VI. VI. 1 vo. Belpre 6. Knar C-'<- VI. Chtu-y Ealtern...._ Yl. 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Programmed cooking that keeps casseroles and roasts piping hot until serving time.· Gsa ranges are style leaders, too-designed to match the decor of today·s smart kitchens. Why not please your family and yourself 7 See your Geaappliance dealei tOday. · For cooking, Gallllkelt... blg dlfferet)ge II. MltltlltpOrt_ Gallipolis I I 2. Puttroy Athans I Radne Glou118r I I 4.:a. WahaN vs. Span_,_ _ MIH St. 100-ct. FRIGIDAIRE Rutland, Ohio 15. Rutla,.d TISSUES Flair by D~nRlc:e ~.. FACIAL visited Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle and family on Tuesday. Dixie Circle spent a weekend with Pam Davis, Letart. Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Gainer of Loag Bottom R. D. called at the Dean Brinker home recenUy. This Ad Next Mond1y. 4 OZ. ALL PURI'OSI WE REBF.RV! TH£ RlQHT TO J,JM! T QLTAH'I'ITll;i ON AJ..L ITAUI IN HlS loDV. . .f' l0(::'( WIN S10·00 each week N Heads THE SHOE BOX 1 INDUSTRIAL Moore and Mike ~~[::~.~::1r~~..;.~7~~~~~~~ Oct. 2Z. LEAGUE IIIIi kles : Chuch The Gophers have been 3 Pointl Saxon; Guards: Bill mysterious team thus far, de- K and C Jewelers 40 lck and David Moore; Center: • • I • • , leating defnnding champion llletner Block 40 Mik Swisher; Quarterback: OPTOMETRIST Michigan last week 14-13, and Blue and Grey 28 Joe Fisher; Jl&lfbacks; OUice Boun: 9 to 12. 2 to li !Close at N0011 DD Indiana 42-18 and Iowa 14-3. Ed's Auto Trim ~ Swisher and Junior Howard Tltun. - Eas1 Cotll1 Sl, Pomero, However, they lost to Washing- Davis • Warner Ins. Fullback: Larry Whobrey. 20 los State 14-t3 and 17-6 ta Mls- Swisher • Lohse ·~:::::::._~:.!._~~~-'~""'""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~ souri. They ulao tied powerful Dav~ - Warner los. 18 Southern Californa 21).20. High Game - Vic Wippel Although 23 lettermen are on 220; High Series - Bill Porter hand, Coach Murray Warman n\'ji. High Game and Series Let us help. PI'( olf ~~~~ predicted this would be ~ re- Blue and Grey, 877, 2599. lll8dical and dental bils ••• bulldillg year. The Gophers feature a soUd core of ends, some Wednesday Mb:ed Leaguo or bills of_, sort ••• widl good defensive linemen anti poa0<1. Zl, 1lfi ~c.elaaiLW. sess enough speed ta keep the W. L. defenses bonesL The Fouraome 16 5 lenda.._ol The Spoilers 13 8 dollars to IAoullllds K • P's II 10 Four Roses n 10 of people King Pins 7 14 for luldreds of Hllltoppers l 10 High Game - Paul Bootie, dilaent ···214; Virginia Hoyt 160. High To us, taklllg- ol Series - Bill Porter, titl3; Betty docablleia Smith 460. High Team Game and Series - King Pins, 695, LETTUCE c~!ti.IJ. BOWLING wi I h I he BEST for the post 14 sea- HEAD ~ 1 osu •.ms. heiDI CRISP SOLID SOCie• ty N0tes ft . ( MON., TUES., &WED. ONLY! carme} laundry washed ... Our fa- LET INGELS I I RUG & CARPET CLEANING ASpecialty ! f for your type Chester Society Notes Sales tax collections for the 52. IU5,304.89, $321,306.78. two-week period that ended Oct. Vintan - $695.50, $2,517.08 By Clarice Allen 16 shows that they are up $16,341.26, $19,613.39. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chrioty r.. m~re than $1.5 million; Collection of motor vehicle, centiyspent a weekend In Woos20.7 per cent over the same •• tr .1 nd taxes in ter with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest .d1 1 d'n to a uuUse at er a use ..u h 1 perto as year • accor g the ten counties showing those ,. •1 er · . . . · report from John D.. Herbert, for the two-weeks periods end- Ralph Knight, Cmcmnati Treasurer of State. Stx of the ing Oct. 16, 1965 , and Oct. 17, spent a weekend with his parten southeastern Oh1o counbes 1964 and for the flsca! yean ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard bowed incr~ases .. They were starting July I, 1965 , and July Knight. , Athens, Gaiha, Sctoto, Hocking, l 1964 follows : Athens - $10,Ad M . d M Jackson, and Lawrence. Four of ' Mrs. a orrJs an rs. Ath Gallta" 676.80, $6,336.50, $110,699.58, $73,- Guy Summerfield have re. those coun tlea, ens, ' 635 52 G· II"13 $5 553 61 $5Hocking and .Jackson are now · · a 9 12 ' 147 294 turned from a trip with the 6 64 ~head of last year's fiscal year ~~ti~g 14 • $4,ool.9a, 14;1114:0,; Senior Citizens Aasoctatton of f1gures. $40, 637 _06, $36,626 _47. Jackson _ Nationwtde of Col~uslhrough The figures showing the col- $12,551.73, no ligures, $62,839.08 lbe Smokey MountBlllJ. lections for the two-weeks per· $60,527.ol. Lawrence - $4,446.- Mrs Henry Eichinger reiods ending Oct. 16, 1965, and• !9, $9,562.09, $102.093.21, $100,- ttll'IIOd home Wednesday from .ct. 17, t !lf~, and those lor the 166.58, Meigs - $n,548.44, $5,- the st. Joseph Hospital, ParkfiScal years start1rg July I, 894.49, $47,001.68, $42,548.43, Ptke ersburg where she underwent 1965, and July I, 1964 follow: - 5,277.76, $4,'193.68, $37,017.- treatme~t. Athens - ~18,497.04, $15,340.· 57, $31,710.83. Ross - $12,183.- Recent visitors of Mr. and 14.$185,953.14, $157,66~. 33. 39 $1o20215 $1t551546 $11)6. M Fr kG I h b ' ' · ' · • rs an au ave een Gat I.'" - $15,633.83 , $11680 . .- 916 ·85 ' Scioto $10 '100·73 'Mr . and Mrs p erry Gae 1 1 14, $00,112.03, $89,813.o2. l$tl56721 $16953794 $143958- '. M. d M H old . ' .' ' ' • ' ' • Michigan, r. an rs. aro 1 Hocking - $14,221.00, $.1,680.- 41. Vmton - $3,008.31, $2,169.- Phillips of West Ltbery, Mrs. 23. $79,656.62, $79.170.12. 98, $19,528.39, $19,301.49. Paul Hoffman and Mrs. Linnle Jackson - $21,496.28, $9,153.G 98. $122,679.12, $121 ,113.40. au 1· DON'T OVERLOOK 25~_Hl6~ Sales Tax Collections up $1.5 Million this Period CLEANING? R 1 o., Oct. 25, 11l65-7 HOUSE =. Bowling Kent State & AM w L p 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomesoy·Middleport, o.• Oct. vorite Buffalo. The Kyger creek Bobcats With time running short, the Miami 34 Ohio University o Athens ... . ,. .. . . 7 o 202 In lour other shutouts, the scored a touchdown in each Panthers went to the passmg Western Michigan 3 l'oledo 0 Loean . . ... ... .. . 5 .2 122 67 . . · e a of the first three quarters Sai- l game but KC lmebacker Joey Dayton 0 Buffalo 0 (tiel Jackson ......... 5 2 100 54 :~~~~w~·~h!"'~~r~~s:'~eing urday mght and defeated I he IWills intercepted a Jeff Werry , By United t""f lnte~~~~o~::l Tulsa 49 Cincinnati 6 Gallipolis ........ 4 3 86 t erve's 2-0 shutout 1Pomeroy Panther Reserves 21). aenal and returned tt 25 Mtclug•n ._lale ans h te 9Dayton 0 Buffalo 0 (tie) Middleport ....... 4 3 80 81 ~es~~hi~~n and Jefferson. o in a mud battle at Cheshire. yards to ~e Pomeroy. 17. Quar. Rose Bowl 15a JU~~r athe~;· S~a:-i Chatt~nooga 15 Xavier 14 Wellston .. · ..•. , 3 4 62 Muskin urn used a fteld goal The Bobcats took the open- terback Ftsher then hit Swisher and JUmp ;.;.;;ed Purdue 14-tO' 'vfuskmgum 3 Wooster 0 Pomeroy . . . . . 3 4 94 to beaf Wooster 3-& and re- ing ktckoff on the Pomeroy 45 on a 20 yard pass up the mtd- ~ans ~ho d t k the Big Ten ' Mount Umon 28 Hiram 0 Nelsonville . ... 1 6 66 mam atop the ohio C~nference, and hit paydirt seven plays !at· die to ~~ve the wmners a 1~ l~t~r \~ih aan 4.{)ooconlerencc ree- l Capital 15 Akron 6 St;()AL GAMES ONLY and Wittenberg needed two er on a one-foot plunge b) quar- lead wtth 15 seconds remam· /ord I Wtttenberg 6 Heid~lberg o TEAM W L P OP field goals in Its 6-0 shutout of terback Joe Fisher. Tite 55- mg before the half. Spauldmg Duff Daughely's power·I Otterbem to Manetta 0 Athens ......... · 5 0 144 14 Heidelberg yard scoring march saw a key caught a short pass for the Eps.j hous Yhas only to dispose of Denison 'tl Oberlm 12 Logan . . . .... .. . 4 I 100 . nine-yard run by Fisher and al Kyger Creek scored Its fm~l l N t~ estern low a and Indiana Baldwin - Wall. 30 Younsstown 0 Galllpolis . . '.... 3 2 74 The highlight game of the 32 yard pass from Fisher to touchdown with 6:40 lefl m ~:~u:Ch the' New Year's Day ! Kenyon 37 Wilmington 22 J~ckson ....... 3 2 42 UPERT INSTALLATION! weekend also turned mto abru- Right End Mtke Spauldmg. the third stanza. Howard cap- arne with the West Coast's Wabash 14 Ohio Wesleyan 7 Mtddleport ... .. . 2 3 50 tal defe~1ve ba~tle. A m1s~ Kyger Creek drove o~ce a- ped a 20 yard dflve by racmg ~am. Iowa and lndtana are 1West. Reserve 2 Wash. & Jeff. 0 Wellston ......... 2 3 56 ARMSTRONG'S extra pomt prov1ded the mar gain during the f~rst penod but over from Ihe one. winless in league play, but i John Carroll 20 Case Tach 7 Pomeroy . ... . . . t 4 42 Linoleum ,1, , . lnl1ld VInyl gm or difference as Bowlmg the rally died when the alert Other third eriod action saw Northwestern is 2-t. i Bluffton 26 Defiance 0 Nelsonville .. . .. . 0 5 14 IZ4 Green knocked off Kent, HI. Panther defense picked up the Pomeroy's Ji~ Crow recover- Purdue had Michigan Stale I Fmdlay 34, Eastern Kentucky 3 TOTALS . . . . . . 20 !0 524 5U The B-G WID set the Falcons first of four KC tumbles. in a Bobcat fumble 00 the down ltl-0 as the !mal penod Ashland 9 Ohio Northern 7 SEOAL ALL GAMES l'loor covertnc for tv817 kind of Door. Bell up • • heavy favorites to retam Pomeroy punted to open the 20g and Kyger's Earl Shaggs began, but the Spartans p u Central State 26 Kentucky St 2C Scortng Col•mn p.atteru. Proftulollll IDIIIJ!aUoo bJ Ill, or UH~1r M1d-Ame~1can Conference second period with Kyger Creek recoverin the pigskin one IBob Apisa and Clinton Jones to OTHERS G-Piayer, School TO EP do IIJoursoll. CaD WY J.263l for frH ettlo tttle. Kent, whtch had hopes .~1 taking over on their 30 yard Ia late! 00 a Panther hobble work for the victory. Aptsa Brown 6 Colgate 0 5-T. Snyder, A ... .. 8 5 malo. a. resurgenctHlus year, saw 18 stripe. Halfbacks John Swi.sh- ~olowlng that fumble recoverY 1went about .a foot for the first Syracuse 32 Holy C~~ 6 5-J. Gasser, L .... .. 7 1 title hopes fade. . . er and Junior Howard behind lhe Bobcats drove to the 12 MSU score, then Jones raced Penn St. 44 West V<rgtnla 6 5-D. Adams, A ..... 7 I WALL-TO.WALL.CARPETING One of the shutout vtcltms a strong blocking effort by the but were halted on another de- !eight yards for the go-ahead Syracuse 32 Holy Cross 6 5-C. Kemper, L •.. 6 0 MOHAWK was hapless Ohio Unlver.nty, In KC line drove to the 13, only f nsive standoff by by Meigs I touchdown. Dartmouth 14 Harvard 0 5-D. Mcinturf. A ... 3 3 24 MAGEE th: thro.es of Its worst season to see il halted when Raym~nd Ceountians Pomeroy halted two Th S a tans whose defen- Yale 24 Cornell 14 Moore, M ... ... 4 0 2f ~~>pert btstallatioo since Bill ~ess too~teov~~s Zirkle, on a four and four situ- more Kyger drives in the final sive ~ta~s~ics \~ad the Big Ten, Boston .Coli. 38 Richmond 7 5--P. Anderson, G · . . 3 1 Satldacttoa head coach tn the red. ation, broke through blockers quarter by ecovcring fumbles . h ld Purdue ball-carriers to 33 Columbta 13 Rutgers 7 5-D. Long, G . . . . . . . 3 0 Guarontee4 The Bobcats were clobbe • to upset fisher and end !he K)·ger dr:ve from its 45 to e d . the second half and Pilt.sburgh 28 Miami <Fla.) 14 5-J. Pope, W ... .. 3 0 34-!1 ' bv- arch -nvat M1am1 · 1It threat. s '" Boilermaker quarter' Temp1e 12 c onnec rICUt 1I 5-D · G"lmore G " ·· 2 I 1 the Pomeroy 11 but fumbled and yar limited • ran the Ohio record to IHl or Pomeroy failed to penetr~te again In the closing minutes of back Bob Grteae to two com- Princeton 51 Peon 0 5-{;. N 2 1 UJe s~ason.. . ed h tou' the Bobcat defense a~am, v.as play a rally by the Bobcat sec- pletwns in 10 tries after inter- VIllanova 28 West Cheater 13 Ctnclnna~ avOid ~ \ u u' forced to punt, and semor Chuck ond unit, died on a fumble. mission. Purdue now stands 2-1 Massachusetta 34 Boston U. Stanford 31 Army 14 but coutdo t escape \~eel ·~is- Leach blacked the baH to p~t The Panlhers behind good in league play Thiel 13 Grove City 8 Oregon St. I0 Utah 6 tating as II saw lls ~ record Kyger in •. good scormg post- passing from Keith Phalin to Dark horse Minnesota re- Georgi~ T~h 37 Navy 16 Idaho 35 M011tana 7 soun Valley C~nfere t~ . tion at the 2.3 yard hne. (Tack- Mike Wright began moving in Imamed unbeaten in conferenrf' MtSSISSlppl 24 Vanci«'bUt 7 Utah St. 41 Colorado St. 20 ~o out the wm ow on wmgs le Richard Avis recovered the the final minute but time ran play by nosing out Michigan 1 ouisville 23 Marshall 7 Air Force 40 U. of Pacific 0 loose baH.) However, the deter- out. ]t3. 'ake Forest 12 N. car. 10 Washington 24 Oregon 20 mined chargers of Cpacb Blit taryland St. 35 N. Car. Col. 0 UCLA 58 California 3 Adams held the Bobcats again. Coach Jim White's eleven conVirginia Tech 22 Virginia 14 Nevada 20 Sacramento Bt. 1- - - -- - -- - - 1trolled the statistics like they . STORY IS HOAX . Wm. Mary 28 Geo. Wash. Slllla Clara 40 Idaho 14 ~~ did the game, KC had 183 CAMBRIDGE_. . Mass. <UPii N. Car. St. 29 Maryland 7 yards rushing While holding the- An extra edlltOn of the cam- FairmOIII 14 w. Va. Tech 13 Panthers to only lour. Fisher pus newspaper quoted Harvard Tennessee 17 Houston 3 hit on two of eignt passes lor President Natham M. Pusey Kentucky 28 Georgia !0 o2 yards while Pomeroy cUck- Sunday as saymg the board of Nebraslul 38 Colorado 13 Th ed on three of nine lor 25 yards. ov~rseers had approved a de- Western Kentuc"" 28 Drake 21 COLUMBUS IUPI) e Kyger bad 11 first downs to clst?n to diScontinue football as Kansas 9 Oklaho~ St. 0 Ohio State Buckeyes go to work Pomeroy's three. The Bobcats an mtercollegtate sport after the Wichita 27 Soutbern Dllnols 0 today in preparation for the now 5-2, tangle wlt.h an unde- ! current season. It was all a care- Rice 20 Texas 17 invas10n of a virtual stranger I - lea ted Chauncey eleven . 1 fully planned and execuled 1 •·from the northwoods for Satur·1 POMEROY LANES . The single sheet extra" Ar... nsas 55 North Texas Sl. 20 dav' s Homecoming g•me I CITV LEAGUE day at Chauncey. I ublished bv The The Minnesota Gophers, unOctober 19· 1965 By quraters: fhe campus 'newspaper of beate n in three Big Ten Confer· l Points, Pomeroy 0000 vard's sister Ivy League ence ga~, will. travel from I Pomed'roy CeDement t Slltolock 3382 KyStagertCreelk 6860lege which Saturday handed Minnear-olis to OhlD Stadl.um Mid ~eport p. re r mg meups .. Harvard a 14-Q defeat on Furnltura and houtehold for the gvne, marking the first : D and D Bar 28 Pomeroy- En~s . football field. goods. Wo will bay. ...,. meeting of the two teams smce RAwlings Hondas 26 and Raymond Zirkle; Tat:kles, ___ ptete estates or smolllota. 1950. Syracuse Ball Park 26 Jim Crow and Eugene Triplett; OILERS RAU,y Call ... In fact, it is the first game H and R Firestone 18 Guards: Eddie Baer and HOUSTON _ Veteran hetwee" OSU and Minn.sota . High Game and Score- Lew- Wolle; Center: Pat Story; Spikes kicked a l5-yard KNOnS USED since WOOdy Hayes became ts Sauer, 231, 574. Team Htgh terback: Jeff Werry; Halfbacks: goal with l7 seconds rem ainGet II) On The Fun Anyone C.n FURNITURE and head coach of the Buckeyes. Game and Score - Rawltnga Mike Wright and Keith ing Sunday to give the Houston AUCTION Hayes Is now dean of Btg Teo Hondas, 905, 2559. and Fullback: Charles Hysell. Oilers a 38-36 win over Kanaas 1163-21111. 416.1917 coaches, having been at the Kyger Creek - Ends: T City Chiefs. Wlnl Winner Will Be Announced In • :,Myst enous h t vop ersnex F(or Bucks .... - \ I Unbeaten Ohio College lis Slashed By Half in Saturday Grid Action By Unlted p...,. lntematlonal The list of unbeaten Ohio college football teams has been slashed iD haU by a week o1 upsets and a staggering display o. defensive prowess on several 'roots The la;t of the major college unbeatens, Xavier, lOW Ito fivegame win streak go down the drain on a last-lecond field goal 88 11 1..,1 to Chattanooga, 11'>14. And Youngstown, cruising 8 _ long on 8 ;.o record, ran smack lnto m~ris;•• Baldwin-Wallace ., ·• ~ MltldllpOit, o. ea. $160 IUNIHINI lrl., ...... lt·os. flta. 31c Pltillipa Milk Of Plalro •Mint ltZ-oa. 1111. 15-tt. Talllata 69c 69c Breck Normal or Orr 7o OH Llltel ..... .... 53c llllriiiii•Onu .... 79c. Clltlll • �' I I ·' p ' I ,•, ! . I Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 25, 196< WANT AD INFO~J.!ON '"' .::!;,. 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Prn•PO("-'•·y) '"' Saturday 1\latlnes -..- ...... 1;00 Bapllst Larman·, Hour 12:10 Markets 1:01) ll:OO Newo 1;30 Sunday Show I2;1S Mid Day Weather 1:30 Ne111 Headllnes tL05 Tilr'• Cotuttry JlllleUDD UO Tht lllbJt •Spealuo .to You 12:20 Bulletin Board 2:31 Saturday Kallnee 11 :30 i'IDy'1 Country RYllliiS 8:45 LellslaU" lloport 12:25 News 0 Gcain• 2:55 News 12:00 Cement Block News lll :OO Tbt Good We 12:3D County Agent 3:00 &turday Matineo ~ : 30 Goesslar's Guest Sta: 10;1• (;ongre,.man Moeller 12:45 Country Go Round 3:30 News Headline• 1 55 !Friday) 10:30 The CoUntry H)lll1llllmer1 ' Nen Beat 3:31 Saturday Matinee 12:30 Larry Andei'IOD Show 11:30 '!'be QWal Hour 2;00 Country Go Round 5:55 News 3: lC Jim Me., Show 12:110 Ntlfll 2:55 N~ws Btal 1;00 Dlselng with Doso 4;15 Blaettnar Auto Show 12:JJ The OtrlsUans Hour 1:00 Mid Way Matinee C:IO Top Ten Rewt 4.30 Electric ComJI8Dl' Ntwo 12:30 The -Rev. Merl!r Teell 1<55 News Beat 6:00 Newa Roundup 4: 4~ Jim Meee Sho• 1:30 '1111 ~. Silas BWu ~ 4;00 Dlsctng With Deea 5:15 Interlude 5-00 Newo I•OO"tbt·fllt .. AtiCnw F rCillO Interchange 1:!0 Community Choln 5:05 Jim Meee Show 3·30 Sunda · · ..._ " 00 Oo!IJIDDnlty N1:00 Dinner Mullcale 5:30 Rber'a Weather Report 1:00 Sundo~·=~ 1 :01 MIIOD County Neill 7:00 Dance Party 1110 5;50 8portl Parade I'CI Sill!· ~ World • Natlonal Nelli 7;40 Ne~ rHEBORN- LOSiilt . . .f:IJ Spotll:;;::lhl::...::•n:..:Sporll::!::.::__:_7~:ca~ru~ltba A1r iu a.ur --/t, ., ME Winter- on Your Fuel . GASOLINE ALLEY II TIME to - --· ... IT. Give fortla UNDERST,\ND WHY AIJSTRA UA MACE IT IU 1 GAL TO KICK T"'1.'.'" DAILY OBIProQuon: - Roll!'• how to work 1&: - .nor I 40. Othe""'- 38. Game ti81! C8.Poci<Jnjr ~ouroe l'm.interested in what you're clolnr. Jimmy. . Or (DitiftCt, What Ire you doinr &bout ltttlftl Jout father'a oar Friday nirht?" I' --====---- 4!tt Gen~~~-~ FLP·9·fik~JS_~~·~~~~o~c~-~dwr. 21. Axilla By Al CAPP . &f.ll'acln.a lfocler 10·1!1 --~ -· 311. Caravaa lll. ltltcb t ' 20. Support '* llB.Iar. DIII.IIO ....unp .• '<, M ---- ... .-.... of-p ~ .. ...... 18. Publle Whaloo 31. , . , . :13. Evu! .e.ClllMIO Ebenbach Hardware, Main St., Pomeroy ~ I . lnd4gq• t . Yond 10. 'nlr...,pot 18. Qolf club 0( moldlftp JlliS_ .. .. oils ASOOl'Cil GERTS A;-i; ~ f.Votat.llo a.eon- :_-a..._., ....... I Soot. 18. Uunant a&. R(bbeoj fabrte A Prayer ) I I WtJZ FLUNKIN' 2&. H•nJ •Lod!le<l 1 ~ tau,.. BALLS O'FIRE !I I HAD NO IDEE Z$. ~ak.: IB.Klnd~ ""I I Ito!- Jti.Exlllt ::.":::::.1,".:::::": "" kettles :u. Con- I(I.P&Dt 1 1 llttn&J OL' BLOCK J'T.Fai.. - -- - BIG TIRE SALE ,... I 23. Larw• l AST HER HOW ~E WUZ ODIN' ON YORE GRADES AN SHE SAID ~E WU Z A CH IP OFF TH' - SETTLEMENT II.Oidtlmeo HospitaJ NeWS B a ettn a rs l.i'rooch Pl1>nOUII .. Rail"""' D. Spook 18. Worbtoe u. !!lone J?lal SOCIAL . CALENDAR '-Lon~ eourae; abbr. I.Gounod opera J,t. Paat: rouih I POWN IN TH' DAILY CROSSWORD 11=: :eu!" BEI1 1ND M Y BACK ? 5 Cii00LMA'RM' z::'. BLAmNAR'S HAVE TO SAY I SEEN YORE by Helen I!Sottel--' PT. PLEASANT - '!'be Sher fVID .,. a~u...., afttlt I*' &. ft. - - - ·--- -Iff's Dept. fnvesUgated " 1963 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $1695 ,_ Ou .. Plll'iltNtlaD Housekeeper, middle ased, YOU'nl ASJ{ED FOR IT! bateful and ungrateful, abe was eral automobile inlshapo durh1. Locally owned by retired gentleman. 6 ~yl. engine PoweruuULAI'Wf'tl to live in. Care for child- : f'lide trans. I\adio and heater. Excellent tues. Spotless clean This column Is for young peounderstanding and bent over the weekend. .,.. PuD~IIIII., - ' " ' ttt. """ ren. ca u sH 2-5U 4. mterior. Green finish. te ICltf or .-- . , • ~ pie, their problems aud pleas- backwards to try to ba Dice to ... o• . ... lto. . hla. t:rron ~boot~ M 10 13 tic From the largest truck or 12 repc.l'tlld 1Jtftlldjn.b. n.. 11111b ures, their troubles and fun. As me. When I rebelled aud acted Saturday drlmorniDgbJath M· · bulldozer radiator to the 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Door-- $1995 with "•h~r wW eel fie ~- Cot ACT NOW. Earn steady income the rest of Helen Help Uke 1 lwo-yeal'<lld .... was a.m. a car ven Y o n ••rw loQUI . . . .._...,_. taiM'dH operating your own business . smallest heater core. 2 tone green finish. Owned by local resident. Clean interior. Us•., 11 wel•omes '' laughs hut patient and •~d. An·•• bad balic, 20, Leon, slowed down c. r.q Radio and heater, new tires, 283 cu. in. V8 engine. Std. trans. "' JUU ~~ R d - ::.,, .. ,._ in City of Jackson. Experience A nice one. won't dodge a .serious quesUon I could be In one dlrectlon, abe 1· 3li to make 1 turn an w• . • "::,~,..!"'c.:'.; ;".;,.~ unn<cessary. Write Rawleigh, $395 with a brusl><lff. would counteract lly being sooc1 struck from the rear by 8 •••. ,. .,..... ...... "' .,_ Dept. OH J 1140-862, Freeport, wv 2·214l Po .... roy 1960 Ford Falcon 4 Door - - - - lD the other dlrectlon. driven lly Waldo Kinzel, Co,· -~!nt a c-141 ..., ..-. ::II:L_________ :: Local trade in on new Chevy, 6 cyl. Std. traM. Plenty of Send your teeMge questions She never packed my baga, tagevtne, W. Va. who was. , , ,.,. ...... 10 • .,. unused mileage, to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, told me .,.,.,,_ 1s my house 10 · cited for laliDn! to have vehJ< · u n 01 rRA.Nlu. " uttJ·ru.aus4 FOR SALE '""'thought of me as 1e under coo1ro1, Belva M•• c. - "'"' .. .., ..,. .. ~. ALt CONDmONlNG Re!rlger care o1 He1en Help USI this get out,• or '1::..~::~~ NATuRAL gas,-9 C. n:Refrig- ation ~ervtce. Jaek's Reins newspaper. an animaL Sllfli she cracked Smith, a pauqer In the Kin. , . A. • tD I£~ ' Ill 0111 " erator and automatic Heatro- eraUon, New Haven. Phooe &ISS G down pretty sometiJnea zel car waa treated for mmll!' ·~ ~ "o.J'. 11" ' .... Ia, 60,000 TB. Call WY 2-7048. 'I'U ~7 4 S lie OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. NO IN ON DATES! but I'd hate to lhJuk what lnjurlel at Pleasant Valley Ho,. -UL:."' .~'t.,';: ",:. p I Dear Helen Bot tel: Wllllld have happened and released. 11 1 h 1 10 23 31 Everyday Specials POMEROY, OHIO I really believe you need your hadn't. I didn't reallze " then, Ricky Colt, 17, Galllpolls FerPHONE WY 2-2156 DINING ROOM suite consistat head exam~d. Do you realize but I worship the Jll'Ound abe ry, was cited for !aUure to ha" ing of labl<, 6 upholstered ! Marie's Style Post --- - ~ how your a&mlne answer to the walks on. U she had felt as that vehlcle under control when h' Notice chairs, China cabinet, buffet! Haircuts $1.25 Business Services g•~l who 1 ~ afraJd to kiss (and "One Mother," I doubt serious- lost control of hls car In a sharr ==~ ~ and mirror. Phone WY 2- Shampoo & Sets . $1.50 L o. McCoy, Aucllooeer, Che• thmks shes •b,nqrmal) cau af. ly 11 I would want to be Uke her curve on Redmond Ridge 5 a. SQUARE DANCE every Wed- 5655. 10 23 3tc 30 day color rinse, ler, Obio. 9 " ttc feet g~rls ol .5. INole from H: as much as I do. m. Sundny. Cole was not in nesday and Friday night at I Shampoo & oat $3.50 I reaosured her, oald thai at , jured In the mlsh the Masonette, Mason. W. Va. TWO POLLF,D Hereford heif- Permanents $7.50 up Ovaroeas Employment age-l> she may Dol be ready So heres to mothers of Am· ap, 10 ~!_ 12tp 1 ers, 9 and 14 months, excel-j We Sell and Service Entered Hospital for dates, but wbea abe finds a erJca: Love, .Pati~ce, under· There were no injmie!l and LOSE \li"EIGHT sarely with · lent breed mg. 1958 D 0 d ge l Wigs and Wiglet! All trades truck driver to Persons enlering Holzer Hos- boy sbe reaDy likes sbe,'ll wam standmg, ~omuderatl~n, and I no arrests in 8 mlsbap which Dex·A Diet Table(s 0 o I Y four door hard top. V-8 -65,Marie's Style Post proJect engineers. Africa, pita! over the weekend includ- lo take Ibis way of shawlng her firm but ktnd hand Will outdo occurred 7:45 p.m. Saturday on 98c at Stork's Pharmacy 000 miles, good condition. RL 124 Ph. WY 2-5271 Europe, Asia, South Pacifie, ed: Tommy E. KerwM, .:llll3 londaess - tbat kissing doeslstrtct rules and close, rigid Rt. 62 when a car driven by 9 25 6Utp Kenneth Hartley, Pomeroy. Syracuse. Ohio I pa id travel, housing, food, Chestnut St.; Joseph F. Ketser, DOf; le8d to unmanageable com- enforcement any,, old da~; '8 Mark S. Wright, 22, Carroll, ===;;;-;;:-:=~Ph. Daytime WY 2_5272 , ev_ Atlantic. H!,;h salary jobs, 506 Maple Dr.; Mrs. Oliver Bar· pllcaUoos If you keep II llgbl. You can tell Mother she Ohio, and a car driven by J. AU1'11Mtl81LE lns•trance ~n male, fewale ov<!r 18. OEIB Iry, Rt 1 Crown City ; David L. Our daughter, near 15, has raismg future citizens, not run· R. Holland, 43, Charleston, colcanoelled? 1..0SI yuu1 opera enings WY 2'6320 · 10 22 3tc HEATING, PLUMBING, Rurs Box 23190, Oakland Park, Drummond, Rt. I Gallipolis; neve had a 1ate as we feel she nlng a prison campi -SANDY tided as Holland was atiemp~ lor'o bconsel Call W~ Z.- , - ~ - - - ~:r~l Bo~~~: ~as. ~a'::.01 ~ ~.; Fla. 33307 Mrs. Laura E. Clark, Rt. I Gal- lB too immature to go out with Dear Sandy: ing to turn. tiM!< 61 Buick _ _ $1095 Pomeroy. 9 22 tlc lipolis: Angela Sue Dennison, boys alone, much Jess ltisa I hope your mother reeds - - - - - - - -- 111 11 u"l"ll7.t"' .J."'D"o"zE "'R ::-:\\-:c,O:cR ccK : c-w -·a-nc-ted --c. livestock Rt. 1 Crown City; Mrs. Larry them! your extra- special letter. ;'C:.at,.="' ~.-._.-.1#=~·~1 v ·· · Skylark 2 dr. Hard Top. AUCT'IONEER Sh '11 be 88 ud of Ci.lll WY 2--2208. 10 25 tOte Beautiful bronze with white 1 - PAIR of 6 year old Work- C. Lieving, New Haven; Lee I pray that you will retract e pro you· 88 f:r.tTo'~s~uS::~~J':A~o'ra:~~~~t~ top. Automat ic trans. Complete service horses weighs 2600 lbs with I Thompson Rt. 2 Leon· Mrs. such disgusting advice to teen- you are of her! - H. "We.a•. SU.III., llliiDll, 11111 •plltd •It~ In Mem~nv Critt Hradh•ro barnes's 1 black and 1. spot- Russell H. Ferguson, 'Pliny, agers and in the future never This column ill dedicated to ::,l:!;:'.:'::'*~w;.~~~,·~~t·~; ! ~LOVING memory of .Del bert 64 Comet V8" $1795 W~te .._Pr:'::A~F:;o~ce ted, good workers, $275. Phone W. Va.; Mrs. Kenneth L. uv· be guilty of it! You should get family 1ivingb,lso if _yout're ~v· :=",,•,::-~:::~ . 11 flllm • Dmllblf dr. Sedan. Automatic shift. Sll • '"11 1" ~ •tc ingston Rt 3 Leon · Ira E down on your knees and ask lbg ktd trou e or JUS Pam .._m .. Uu IIIIa 2 (.·. Gau I who passed away one H h 1 YOU tt, lHl: .u.tltld •u. 1258,1ll2.i03. Wo Racine. Oblo .1r00 • u-.c..rv • · • · bl ear ago toda)', Oct. 25, 1965. Low mileuge, ex:tra clean. ...., Blain, Hogsett, W. Va.; Mason God's forgiveness for giving out trou e_, 1et e1en e p , LIII!WU.., St9t,8fii,I6B.n; M•a • _u. •~•.· Y Ra dio. 5 l u10 A G. Bend M h' . k . She Will also welcome your m,o3UII; capital, su.ua,&37.ao, I!Ulpllll, 1 A broken circle, a vacant ch ai r nmm, erson: rs. t ts SIC enmg nonsense. . . ' IU,31UOll.liD: w....u8Uii.Su.u; J~ · h Rea', L•t•le For Sale George •· M1'ller Pt Pleasant· REV AND MRS D L p own amusmg expel'lences. Ad· 1 • • • • • We do miss htm everyw ere J 1: o:::o c.. • · ' H l Bolt 1 · f ...,,,..,.,.,,,.,.,._.,_ IN Wl'i1l181 WHIIW lllln ll!nu~\IIVb. why Mrs. Don Thompson, Rt.Pt2 De1lr Rev . and Mrs. P. .. dress e eu e 1D care 0 'lut:oJ•b•, lrillld ., &ld ea;~., 1111 to "' .s!J~ We do not que!oi lJOn FOR SALE Le C F. Thor to this newspaper Oblo, OMdar•Uu..JIIi11 , 19U. 1 God called him home. . NR\VLY decorated frame house tart ; . ureanky n nF, · You're entitled to your vlews. ' =:~~:: l~ut we thank him for his love Pom•rov, Ohio l _ Pleasant, Fr M. ugate, I'm entitled to mine and · 744 E. Main St., Pomeroy, ... p R bert G S · k Rt The years. he was ou r own : FlR~EWOOD · l tO ~ a icku load $4800.00. Can finance entire om~oy ; o . WIC '. .• mine ("Light signs of affection To be Speaker W1 lr. L1nn1e, Son , J M and cut anv length Call P or Pwnt e amount · OCT, t5 1 Middleport; Mrs. Wilkie •-tween hoy and grr ' 1 are nor• PT. PLEASANT - The "lev.l.-~:::::iiiiiE h · ut: 11 !">>nilv. Daughter; Donna and . . . SEVEN h on Unl·on Jane Howell Tent Daug ters Sarson, Rt. 1 Portland; Mrs. mal permissible and not dan- J H I I Naab Ill Glendale Skidmore. MY 1).. , ' room ouse of U . V 'II t B L 'II M . ' oe a e o v e, Fmnily. 10.2.5·llp Terrace, Pomeroy , $5500 00. man eterans WI mee Larry D. arr, angsvi e rs. gerous") are shared by family will be the guest evangelist 3437. 10 22 6tp THREE bedroom house, But- Monday at 7:30p.m. at the DAV Stanley L. Paugh, , Jackson; T. relations elljlOrts all over the the Trinity Methodist Church, Loil and Found COAL HA ULI NG, leaves raked, !ernul Avenue hot water hall. Herbert Blankenship, Rt. 2 AI- world. 1 gave you equal space, 615 Viand Street, during the Tnt11sparent LOST- Sunday at Rac ine Laun- and hauled away. Lee Oren- heating syste~. in very goo4 OCT ze bany; Joe R. Vandall, Ravens- no backtalk. MY minister, you "New Life Mission" which Is . . . n · · wood · Reg~na A. Rafferty Rt. see taught we well abol "A soft · Plastic dramat. ~ asher Load ol ner, WY 2-2BOJ. 10 22 6tp cond1tJon, hardwood uoors, Members of Utt Pomeroy Ele- 2 W 'll t . Mrs Luth ' L , scheduled to begm October Sl, c!olhP<. Call VI 3-24.19. · -- oul of h1gh water, $8000.00. mentary PTA are asked to e s ;;,'t •3 0 k Hiller Mrs. answer · · - H. through November 7th, at the STORM 10 25 Jtc SEWING macblnes. repair ser- THREE bedroom house meet at the school TUesday al ~u~\ .Do a d Wllstc : Dear Helen: local church. WINDOW - - - - - - - - - - vice. aU makes. WY !-2284. Vale Street, new. gas furnace, 9 a. m. to help sack prizes for ~~ Wllllam '::'"'&here: fro':;. How do you tell a person po- '!'be Rev. Hale Is from the _ _ Fot Rent 1be FabrJ< Shop, Pi m . tn good condition $4500.00. 1the Halloween par1y. &on ·· and Mrs DavidS McCo litely, after a long, unending Dept. of Evangellsts, General FOR RENT -5 room trailer, AuthroiZed Singer Sal.. and Can ftnance ent~rely . I The Pomeroy WC'l'U will ' · · y, telephone conversation lbal• 8osrd of Evangellsm, Metbodlst no children or pets, refer- Service. 3 zt1 tfe SMALL fram~ house with t~ee meet Tuesday at 2 p m. at the Ravenswood81rtha you must hang up? •' Clu8"cb, Nashville, Tennessee.l::::.::lW:U..:..:Uuiili:.lli.:=.l <'nces. Contact Robert B. I rooms furmshed downstairs, United Melbndist Church. I've alwaya said, "I have to He received hlB BA degree from Cibbs, Clifton. 10 23 3lp ., --~- -t11 2 E. Mam St., Pomeroy, The Auxiliary to Feeney-Ben· Mrs. David S. McCoy, Rav- get off," but I wonder U that Asb~. College and a Bachelor C 5 D R ~• .1850.00. . nett Post 128, American Legion enswond, son, 12:20 p.m.; Sat- implies the talker is using up of DIYuuty de~ from RO 5 HAR WA E Hr •LSE, 2 bedroom house trail· WY 2-2720. After 4.00 p.m. . will meet Tuesday evening at urday· Mrs Kenneth L. living· too much time and be (she) ern Methodlst Uruverslty lD Dal· 11 2nd A 1, Call ..r fo r rent. Phone WY 2-3346 call WY 2-3569. th Le . h ll . Mlddl r1 sic talk too lo ? J las, Texas. • vo, MkfdJt,ort, 0 · 4 24 3· Le or W_Y 2·2186. 10 ~· I O'Br1en and Crow Really Co.c ate7:30gwo epo m. nS,unday; . ,MrsonGeo, p. m.a to . SOD, rge E:. M~· ,... Des ar J : ng.- . 10 23 61 ' ROOMS, bath, basement, fur· I _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:.:__:_ ~-· Pomeroy Chapler No, 80, ler, Pt. Pleasant, son, 4:trl a. "1 have to ~et off'' lB an ex· "''' · yard and garden. Con-· NOW GOING ON . I"'R SALE· 1640 Lincoln llgts Royal Arch Maoons. w11l hold m. Sunday. cellent way to end an overlong Iar l: Paul Roush or Phone. b lh b . special convocatiOns at 7:30 p. Discharged phone conversation. And if It 773-5736, Mason, W. BTT LOW SALE PRICES 1 4 room a · ""'menL ga• m. on Tuesday, October 26, to . implies that the talkative one 10 22 31p ! furnace Alummum storm WID· confer the past master's degree Mrs. Anthony F. Atkmso_n, _ is, we.ll, maybe she'd mend FIVE ROOM house with bath. ON ALL SIZES I dows and doors Ca rp•tmg and Thursda October 28 to Mrs. John F. Powell, Memtt her wavs. !But don't count on 7 1~1 MafJ ie and Page St., Mid· We Give TV Stamps! and drapes. Can be hnanred. l conff' the m~~t excellent ~as- F. Sanders, J. Earl Neff, Mr~. it!) - H. 10 ; tfc . ter's degree. Thomas C. Ed- Haro~d C. ~ttr~, Mr~ Wi~ard Dear Helen : dleporl. Phone WY 2-5443. , _!!Y 2-2293 · 10 21 tfc bUPER SERVICE HOUSE ~'OR SALE: 4 bedroom w"'ds, high priest, urged all G. ox, m ry ue. oy, I just had to answer "One -·--STATION home, 2lfl miles from Pome- officers and members to attend. Drenna ~- ~azel, Tamm_le L. Non-Confirmist Mother." Wow! TRAILER SPACE, Depot St Buck• VIC tona L· TomU "'son • Th ank goodness she .ISII'I · MY Ph. WY 2-9932 roy. gas healing, bath, ali i OCT, 27 . I ~~~and. John J. F:{ ~:~o~r Pomeroy coppper plumbing, a(>- ] Feeney • Bennett Post 128, IJohnMnyKL. lKmHg, TtamaMrra LG. AI- mother. lmag•ne saymg chi I~; I prox•mately 2 acres on Rut- American Legion, will meet en, c m e_y un er, s. &y· ren are like _animals, and u FUUR ROOM apartment, new 1 -=~ead-· for land Road. Vacant. Write ur Wednesday Oct. 27 at the le- nell_e A. W1se, Mrs. Hom~ r they don't mmd, show them !y decuraled $40 per mmnn. g Yg Y call · James Crisp, Ph. WO 7- gion hall at 7;JO p. m Mem- Shriver, Mrs. Raymond R. Ze1g~ the door! . Cllll Walter Crooks, WY 2-l awith whirl after cleaning carpets 6394 R D 2 1 L k I M J ho H Young Mrs I 16 Look1 0 · Bl ue Lustre Rent elec· · · \ 'est a e bers are urged to pay the 1966 er, rs. ' · am · ng back over 3631 . 10 6 tlc Road, Vermilion, Ohio. dues before Nov. 11 wh•n the Sarah H. Farley, Mrs. Henry the t four years, 1 remem· _ _ _ I Iric shampooer, $1. Pomeroy1 k M J L E ds be t 1• bee b 1 •~" I 11.'ITS - rree sew I Cement Block. Pomero)·. Ohi o. _ ___ _ 10 21 lOtc 40 and 8 tra •' n wl'll be ·In M'lddle- Blan e, rs. esse . a ' r lmes .ave n a so •~ Tn"AII .c.n ------Mrs. Lester Wilson, Mrs. El· ly impossible. No doubt there a~e and ~ ater Brown ' l'ta.ll . l0-25..(itc HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 rooms port for the dues. e/ Park !State Approved I ---. bath , full basement, storm The Salisbury PTA will spon. wood E. Bowers, Elmer Arth- were times when my mother UhJo, W\ !964 BlSC AY ~ E 6 cyl. Chevruwould have liked nothing bet.lle. 1. _a 1 the schoo1 on ur , Mrs. Dannie L. Brickles, Mlner'vl l"'nont Z.3:l24 let. Radio, hea ler, standard doors· dOd w1'ndows· AlumJ·num sor Th asdmee mg Oct be 28 t 7 30 Burl Burke, Mrs. John W. Cia ir', ter than to clobber me and 0 r 1 11 Uc Shill. lighl color, good ron- Siding. priced reasonable. Can _ _ __ _ ur ay, · a . · Mrs. Leroy H. Denney, Mrs. ship me to China C.O.D. 773 lsi FUlOR furnished 4 r(loms dilion. Call Reedsville 667- be seen at Grant Street. P: m. concern 1 ~g the consoh<L:· Paul D. Down8rd, Mrs. Lowell BuLII_sh,.,..e:_'di~-~dn~'t~·-W~hen~~I_;w~as~,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.!l!!!,.!!!!...,....,..• and oath. muelern apa:-tment. 6177. 10 25 3tc -~idd leport_,__Ohio. 10 19 6tp ~on. There wiU be a quail- C. Evans. Miss Gloria SUe Middleport, WY 2-3874. FOR SALE · . H , lied speaker The PTA endorsG ah Osc B J d p , KEEP t b t'f I ouse, "l rooms ed th I'd t' t th I t r am, ar . or an, e~ • carpe s eau I u and bath, lot 45 x 225. $3,500. .e conso' a 10~ a__ e _as er B. McCarty, Ewington., Gail9 14 ttc despiteyour ' constant foo tste ps of ·-Call WY 2-3442. 10 22 3tp l m~etmg. - ~he p~b~•c IS mvt"~ Miller Mrs. M. L. Newmeyer, I ~ ~ ' t<:f; ~n c rt.ur ~ ,. .,, fur' II & a busy family. Get Blue Lus- - - -- . - - - aedn spech!a BmYdlfa diOn ISd "s e,~ Mrs Carol F Pierce, Mrs. Ina and llDturnlshed apan tre. Rent elertric sha mpoOf'r, 0 to t e e or an a 1" Pratt, Sandr~ P. Sales, Weber menta w~ t->134 12! d< $1 .00. Baker Furniture, Middle.. ' CL 11a K l11 bury school di sricts. c. Theobald, Mrs. Shirley A, porl, lll-2:Hitc ! '-'U rl ~ 28 Wanted To Buy .. G d Club Viers, Mrs. James J. Jackson Tb e ROCT - POMEROY - 2 story frame, .11 lvervlew Auto Sales Th dar en . ' and 1·nran t dau ghter, Mrs. HerWANTED: $26.50 for clean \. in6 large rooms, bath, full WI eat ou1 u_rs ay evenmg bert p Smith and infant son, seng dropped , $1.00 to $1.50 1964 V0LKSWAGEN, wsw;; ra· basement front and back por- Oct. 28, at Ute Wilmar Restaur· Ch . I M T I d per lb. Bill Bailey, Rel:'d svil!e, dio. ">Vh gasoline healer. ches gas' fired hot water anl at Parkersburg, W. Va. Mrs. dar ~s ay orR an 10 23 3tc Dallas Walk er, Mason Ohio. w. heattng Buy with land con· Members will meet at 5:30 p. ,tnfanCtl' kaug dter!nf r~, d ;~ry tract $.6 500 00 m. at the home of Mrs. Ernest ,o. tc an Ml anp tteraug endr, Va., Call 773·5686. AATII,lUE Furniture, dishes. · · · · Wh'l Mrs Thomas ~ son • 1ehead' 10 12 tfc MIDDLEPORT - Modern · . . M John M · mi~ cellaneous Call or write . --·The Women 's Association of mfant daughter, rs. . · Mra How£n:l Cectl. 800 W. CUSTOM BUTCHERING ana fra.-ne home, 5 rooms, bath, th M'ddl t F' t U 'ted Yost and infant daughter, __ Main St. . Pomeroy cutting Will buy htdes every full basement, for ced hot air e 1 ~por Irs . m I 29 ttc Monday PhU Meier. Phone beating, new garage. Located Presbytenan C~urch will meet - - WY 2-35l0. on level lot. $10,000.00. Thursday evemng, Oct. 28 at Lady Golfel'll Name 9 18 tfc CLOSE lN the church at 7:30 p. m. HosSale or Trade - --- - - --- 2 acres p1us, one 1 b M M M'll --KARL GRUESER, PlumbiJU< story home. 4 rooms. partly esses w111 e rs. yron . I • New Officer List 1960 I> TON Pickup. Trade for and he., ting. Minersville larger pickup. Massey Harris I Ohio. End your sewer troub· finished atti ck, front porch, er, Mr_s. Ru ssell Lyons, Mrs. PT PLEASANT - The Lad· Tractor with cultivator and les. We hav e all s.izes sewer block garage, cellar, barn, Carl Gilmore, Mrs. 0 · H. Stew- ics Golf Association of the Hid· building. OwTh:!r will art and the Mtsses Susan and Cl b bas plow for sale. Reasonable. 100 machines Reasonable rates other . Mary Park den Valley Country u · . elected officers for the coming Lucust posts. Phone H. M. Call WY :t-2974, da, or mght. lmance. 13,000.00. ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN The Afternoon C.rcle .of the season witb Lillian Greene ehos· SmiUt, WY 2-2307. 9 15 lie WY Z.38JI WY :t-3113t Heath MethodiSt Church will en as president; Eva Bailey, lO 23 3tp 3te meet Thursday afternoon Oct. . ld nd Luella Mor10 22 lnsurence ___ 28 at the church at 2 p. m. Mrs. vice pres en1 8 Instructions --·- GRANGE INSURANCE. Malleo HOUSE FOR SALE, brick home M. E. Dowson will oo the pro- gan. treasurer. . artha L S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! . "·" ' 4 large bedrooms, living room gram leader. Mrs. E. M. Wood HThe SOCJal·=~:~ M of lllsuranl"tt Agency lnc .. Po[]). MPn "'<Jmll" Ill • no .,..., ~,. <OM fll&l'l •tartlBJ oa, 8hot't eroy. Pbone WY :h1381. 32 x 16, large dining room, Mrs Walter Hayes and Mrs. p' thaught, relmbl 81 togrbeoupheld ll() ll r& 'l.<lVIOMment Pr'8P.,r11&17 kitch f II b . I lk . . . e annua anqu en, u asemen , wa • L. Mitch are hostesses. t , · Galllpolls Octo1n un1t11 u nqu1rec1 t I Lie r .. ,~ III I Odfo 01 lOIII' P)ptlft Dp8T"Iflrtf!ll up attic 2 bathrooms llh a 0 scar s tn ' II~U I IJ) ann~ill1' 01"1111'1lJ11l" \AETNA CASUALTYlnsur•nct" lots. 276, Rutland Sl., Middleber 26~ at C p.m. The cost of the JUfflcten' •e n<~<• ' ~ ••• ~··UIIIMII,, Mullen lnourance Ajtency. loc. port Ph t"R~:Jt · ntormlltiQD nJI JOilll. WY 2-3St 6 ABSENT • MINDED meal IS $2.95 and reservaUon• r..qlnN'!meYilA Wrn.• I'OOA ~ lllrin1 · one · . are to be made lly calling Mrs. Pomeroy, Phone W'l 2-3381. ""'""' • ..., add. . .. Unaoln a.rtc., -,---=10 2~ BOSTON (UPI) Aftl" .w•J. Haught or out-going president, Bo1 100 CU el tbl Dat]7 I I Ue . FLEX:O-GUSS IS !he original and S.ntmn Ferm M h. nessmg the Hayden Plane tarBett Dawson. The Jll'OUp also only. window PHiri'O Copytna Sorv1ce Cot> _ _ _ _ _ _!_C ~ll.ry ium show . at the Boston Mus- discussed plans for a Chrlst' meterial that carrleJ a Marine Supplies 2 YEAR ~ARANTEE. I.C)Ok tor the leo made of lqBI papel'l. JIARMAL Super H. lractor and eum ot SCJence a patron asked mas party. Time and location 18 FT. Inboard, 125 H.P. motor, blrtb record• and almost any equipment, $500. 1953 Ford if he could have his money back will be announced. . name FLE.K-0-GLASS on tile 11111. boat and lraller $275. Phone other doeumenb Pickup, $175. Poulin Chain 10< one ticket. He explained : f WI 9-3!51 or i p.m. WI r.m..., saw, direct Drlve $1:!5. Ph. bought Ute Uckets for myself bered my wife dldlil eome or Lmbr. Delle N089. I I lie WI t-21134. 10 :a 8tc lolld m~ wife - .nd jU..I remem-1 wil.b me .• ~ · . . ,. I ' '·' l-- (: Gt:EikiASNT rr AIIOOT lH' l'tCEST WEC()IH' IMJ11 p ANO NO PAIR EVER Dffi:J<VED HAPPINESS J.I IT'-1 'loU !J" SIOE 1-4E , BILLIE JO Af1 F~El TH" wl-iOLE ~<ORLO 16 PUPELY BOOmu...! �. . . . . .. -. .. . . . . . . . . ~ ........ . . \ \.' ' . GIVES DINNER observance of the birthdays of Mrs. Myrtle Long entertain- her sisters, Mrs. George Thorn· ed with a dinner last week in ton and Mrs. Harley Brown and ~,a"-;;;;;;ii.i......;;;;;;i;;..;;;;;;lher birthday, all of which are 1 in October. A decorated birthday cake was served with the 1 diuner to Mrs. Thornton and daughter, Mrs. HaroJd Hanna of Nelsonville, Mrs. Brown, TONIGHT thro WED. "HARUM SCARUM" Pomeroy, Mrs. Stella Grueser, gJvis Presley, Fran JeUries. Minersville and Mrs. Long and Mary Ann Mobley. daughter, Miss Dorothy, Fetturettt; ...,, Hz &tz;a ;; a u• Linda Boyer is l:lonored with SridaiShower Around And About Middleoort MEIGS THEATRE . Mainly About People In Pcmeroy . .· • '"1 1 i2 Helps you 1 start with the right Third Wednesday Homemakers' Club : Meefs in Syracuse on October 20th foundation! 1 GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. Jl!!!~~~~~~~-~-~-~-~~!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~"·:nd~l~,,~·<~d:•·:rs~tr~-~~in~i~~g~m~·~cc~~i~·~ ! willThebe annual Christmas party Dec. 8, at the home of • 1 1 IAddie Norris. Members of the I Syraruse Craft Club are invit1ed to altend. I i Round robin cards were sent I to Naomi London and Angela Hubbard. An article, '1] Must Gu Shopping," was read by Margaret Eichinger. A dellcious potluck dinner : was enjoyed at noun, with grace i given by Mrs. Se-llers. The ) vegetables for the meal were prepared by the leaders, Vir· I ginia Salser and Mrs. Ferrell. They had atten~d a leaders training meeting on "Vegetable 1Cookery." Durinr the afternoon · they gave a very interesting dis· I russian on the topic . Literature and recipes were given out. · Pointers were alsu given by IGeneva Nolan. Precautions were given on canning, to guard against botulism poisoning. I Margaret Cottrill, read an interesting article, "Want to Keep Those Flowers Until Spring." Those enjoying the day were Margaret Eichinger, Addie Norris·, Genevieve Schneider, Sara Roush, Ada Slack, Margaret Cottrill, Jessie Cottrill, Artie : Sellers, Irene Parker, Virginia 1 Sslser, and Linda Ferrell. 1 Guests were Geneva Nolan, Ma1 dolyn Stuttler and Mitsiku Harris. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY I I ~-·., ·~- ' .•. ·: •• • -.<?.; .....,,.,_<i-f:<"·.· HARD-WEARING EASY-GOING BRUSH-CLEAN BREATHIN BRUSHED 1 • PIGSKIN CASUAL C.oo.· · - · •·Nh·· 6.99 to 11.99 Hush P~tppies· e K ... 11 o SHOES BY WOLVERINE brushed pigskin. Fitted with steel shank sopports and eushion crepa soles. And Hush Puppies breathe to keep feet cool. Choice of good-looking styles appealing to boys. Easiest gJ slloas to da.an; just bn&sb 'em. Brinuour lioy In lliday tor Huslt l'uppias. -~ Hush Puppios for ... ' }ohnson-Grueser i I'ows Are Exchanged ' Mrs. Bernice Johnson anci Mr. I Paul Grueser were united in I marriage In a quiet ceremony I Sunday at the home uf Mr. Grueser, 516 South Fourth Ave. Middleport. Rev. Wilbur Perrin, pastor of the Federated church, read the vows of the double ring ceremony at 2 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner ·Reynolds of Lebanon, sister and brother-in-law of the groom were .tile attendants. Mr!l. Bentz Wolfe, . _ of the bride, .was &180'presetll( try mombtr of I h 1 fomlly. day evenillj! at l!eath Methodlst Church In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Newman Burdette and daugbters Tra and Kellee. Mr Burdette 'ts .:Joyed In Char· va ll!ld the famll ~=·toW;..ve. there In the n.:. f t u ure. . Mr. Burdette has been organ· 181 at Heath Churchnfo[~e:~~ years, coming here I has been active In musical clr· cles in the Bend area. Mrs. Burdette has been active in the church choir where she was a soprano soloist. Mr. Ben Phil· son, former choir director and member of the choir presented them ith a gift ~~ money on behalf wof the church mem· be h' rs 'P· Mr. Philson announced the program following the chicken dinner which included two vocal numbers by a quartet compos~ of Mr. William Rus· sell~ chorr d1re_ctor and organtst, Mr_. Philson, Mr. Chest· er T~nnehtll an~ Mr. Eugene HarriS: Mr. Philson led. t be group m several songs with Mr. Russell at the piano. 0 I her numbers on the program in· eluded a piano solo by Mary Krawsczyn, and a monologue by Mrs. Bernard Fultz entitled "Mrs. Johnson and the Church Fair," concluding wilh "The Lor~'s Prayer" chant by the chmr. Preparing the dinner were Mrs. James Criswell, Mrs. Everett Davis, Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mn. E. M. Wood, Mrs. Galen Brown. Arrangements- of fa]) Dowen decorated the tables. 801.0 INSTALLATION PT. PLEASANT _ An Instal· lation of officers was recently held by tbe 4--H Leaders Aslloelation with Mrs. Ray Crank serving as installing officer. Ill an imprseslve candlelight ceremony the following officers wee installed: William Lewis, Prest· dent.: Mrs. Mary Froendt, vice president; Mrs. Alice R$Ddolph, secretary and Mrs. Elleeo Som· mera, trelsurer, !low by dDo- way ll> aoeeut your figme. C..... your heart. See? Y011'resuddeuly shapelier. That's what ihit DeW Playtex Fashioo Magic t -bra doeo bout oeperate. Thio •...-your-heart" llbapins is tmly 01 lhe aew Faobioa Magic cotton bra. Today ooe ~ beautiful new flayts UC....Your-Hoart" .... wid. -.,1! llrapo .. ll> ~~•• ----------------------------------------------------J ~s. Na~uBij&L . Middleport Council approved office Dec~mber 31, It Is ex· rights. j parted apparently satisfied the ed, even increased, property biJ nrighbors woi!ld aell to 1--1 the second reading of a peeled action to enact or kLU TOWN DYING? ordinance would not hurt his values since it prevented unde- someone who migbt then put up long dorrmmt zoniDg ord1nance the ordinance will be taken be- E. M. Burton, an agent of the1 interests. sirable kinds of business 1 such an undesirable bll8iness. Monday nliht although one ell- fore that date. Both Harris and American Automobile Associa-1 Mr. Childs explained changes as a slaughter hnuse, being W. Mr. Burton, bowever, appear. lzen objector argued the town Morgan have committed them- Uon, maintained !DRing IS that had been made m the or· cated m a h1gh • value reS!· ed to offer no cure lor the ill· ls dying and zoning won't revive selves favoring the ordinance. needed, that Midd~eport .is dy- igi~al_proposal to s~tisiy earlier dential area. . aess he found afflicting Middle- noll it. William D. Childs, pres!· dent of the Middleport Planning CommiiSion, and Mayor Lee Smith, 11 member of tne comml&ston led an open discussion. ln which .provisions of the ordlnance we"r8 re-viewed. The first of three needed readings before enactment had been approved In 1964. With Mayor SmUh and councilmen Gene Harris and Roger Morgan to retire from publle Although Morgan arrived at the meeting Monday night after the vole was taken, Harris, Clif· ford Stumbo (who moved for the second reading), Wayne Gibbons and George Baker voted in favor of it. John Zerkle, who cast the "no" vote, made no specific objection. However, in 1964, Mr. Zerkle also bad voted no, argulng that Middleport is too small for zoning to do any good and that it constituted an infringement of Individual ing, and tbat zomng Will nul obJections. These mcluded (I) It also was explained why revive It Itwo house trailers may be plac- zoning is required before a com· E. L. Hughes, an electrician, ed on a lot subject to setbaclc munity can qualify for many 149 S. Third-av, was assured Iand off street parking regula· kinds of federal rehabilitation that tbe ?rdinance wo~ld n~t tions, and l2) . certain .other aid, as money. will ~ot be given prevent ham from selling h1s changes afrectmg local mdus- where what 1s built may be business which is in a reSident-~ tries. degraded by the lack of zoning. lal are~ and the buyer continu- Childs, . th~. ma~ur, Stu~~· On th_e o!her hand, Mr. B~ ing it m its present location. I and Hams Jomed m explammg ton mamtamed he had ootbmg The ordinance applies only ifl' at length how zoning would have to worry about on that score the business were discontinued prevented many of the prob- as his "neighbors are fine for a specified period of time l lems that continually Eace coun- people and ~tould never do a without asking for a continua. cil today had it been in force Ithing like that." tion permit). Mr. Hughes de- 1eariier. They argued it protect· Neither did he think any of port. SNORKEL BANKING The four carry • over mem· bera of oouncll into 1966, Zer· kle, Baker, Stumbo _and Gibbons were asked to dec1de what to do on proposal brought to council by ~· Sturn~. If earned out, It could provide kmg • sought • for storage quarters for the town's street equipment in a trade for an estimated 2.5 by 120 foot plot of the town • owned parking ar. is based on thf ¥11CUUJD sys11111 and includes means of oral co• · munication with a bank e• ployee inside. The parkillj! kit would be pay. ed and constitute a parking ~· ea which would be rf8Uialat during daytime and available fGr public free parking at DIJIIII, Stumbo explained. OTHER BUSINESS -Counc'J f rred 1 Q lhe F'1 ~trans e E ' : Ia Fund : partment quiprneut. Se d $4,1XXI to the Sanitar, . w:~ ~=· both ~y, .aJneDd. mg . 1Appropnation ordJ. :ance, thed atter to pay F. 0. rowne an Assoc., for engta. (Continued on page 2 ) ea bounded by North Third, Race-st. and the alley between No. Third ,:~nd N. Second-av. Mr. Stumbo said the Citi· zens' National Bank proposed to !t"ade that ~mount ~f ~ parkmg lot for two building• on the alley owned by the bank !formerly owned by the Reed Hardware store). Tbe baRk also ask~ for the removal of five parkmg meters on the south side of Race-s! from the alley to North Second-av, That space presumably would be the location of a "snorkel" drive-in banking device to whic.h motorists could drive to, have their banking needs served, and drive away. The snorkel Ohio University Adds Inducement For Location of Prison in Meigs The chairman of the Depart· the operation of the psychoJog!- trained psyChologists on the · proposal, said: ~ent. of Ps)c.h.ology o( Ohio Un- cal se~vices .for . a branch of staff. We do not allow studeni.S ''If the penitentiary is locat. tvers1ty has mformed state the Ohio pemtentiary at Pom- to work in an organizatiOD ed ia Meigs county we feel leaders he is willing to develop eroy. We could also assign in- which does not have a chief psy- that research and training OD a. psychological aid and reme- tern and graduate students to cbologist who holds a Ph . D the part of Ohio University ill dial program in cooperation do some of their practice and 1from an accredited program ." cooperation with with Ute Dewith the Department of research work there. Vi~ President Hecht, in 1 partment eC Mental HJgieae end Mental Hygiene and ''However, we could partici- letter written to Gov. Rhodes I Correction would be valuable a.. Correction, If the pro?<Jsed new pate in this manner only if submitting the Ohio University . sets to the State of Ohio." Ohio penitentiary ill located in there were competent and well· Meigs county. ' Jt. Jt. • Gov. James A. Rhodes and , ,l;l'l;q~~wrn·"'l.~~'"".%~'"'·~ Martin A. Janis, director of A siren wUI soood at 1:30 the Department of Mental Hy- p.m. Thursday to hegin the giene .and Correction, were no- atmual Trick or Treat ritual tified ' .if the proposal last week In Middleport and be heard 0 • by Ohio University Vice-Presl· calli al 1:30 p. m. endln1 it. I dent Martin L. Hedlt. ·-·-MaJor Le~.1!m!th said all The Ohio Universit)> proposal yo11111 people uder 11 years ' for psychological services, re- of age are e1peded to be off search and internship, if the the stre•ts by 1:15 p. m. tbat COLUMBUS (UPI) _ The site for Ohio's new max~ penitentiary is located in Meigs Bight. mum security prison may be chosen within the next 30 county, was written by William ,-~n~m:o~~.f'""W"'''"'"''''""<ii"" days, Mental Hygiene Director Martin A. Janis said to· U. Snyder, chairman ol the d OU Department of Psychology. Parking Ordinance a}' · · Dr. Snyder's proposal stales ams SaJd the prison would probably be located in in part · Is Noted by Chief Southeastern Ohio. Me~gs, Jackson and Sc10to counties "Th · p h 1 d Middleport Police Chief Her· have all put in bids for the , e syc o ogy epar1men1 be . b" · t't t of Ohio University would be ~t G1lkey t~ay ~arned m~ Ig new ms 1 u IOn. County commissioners have ofglad to cooperate in trying to tor1sts the~e IS a ~1llage ord1· Jams also expects to firm up fered to sell the state 1ts 362 • fl d d . It nance agamst parkmg automo- plans for a new medium secur- 1acre county home Site for $1 1 • m personne · an . 10 consu. · biles on the wrong side of the ity pnson, scheduled to be locat- million. The commissioners arEASTERN MAJORETTES - The Eastern High school marching band majorettes for thiS school year are, 1 1ng and offering guidance m street. Chief Gilkey said Sec· ed at Grafton, Ohio, near the gued they have a large work left to right, Linda Larkins, Sandra Trussell, Janet Ftck, Edna McCoy, Ann Holter, Esther Spencer and Juha tion 4 or Ordinance 781 makes exiSting Grafton Honor Camp. force available and have less McCoy. The E;agles band is under the direction of Mr. Charles Yeago .. The band will be performmg next dur· it unlawful for vehicles to park Funds for the prison will mdustrial development than tho ing the halftime of the Eastern-Southwestern game this Thursday mght on the Highlanders home field. m any man~er other than come from the $290 million bond other two counties actively seekSentmel· L. Baker Photo. m the d1rect10n traffic moves. Issue passed by the voters in ing the institution. Motorists, however, may park May. It earmarked $30 milA.o edJtorialt on either side of South Second lion for the Division of Correc· Following selection of tht and South Third-sts which are lions . site it is npecled to take thrH 1· * * * 30 Days More to FilX Prison Site 1 1 - Just Who, in the Dropout Problem, isn't so Swift? Sci•enti.StS k Cl ee Ues T0 Disaster One startling fact underlines the need of modern vocational training for o u r Meigs county high school students. This is that 13 per cent of our high sc hoo 1 gra dua tes ent er cOllege but 75 per cent are enrolled in the college prepara tory course. The other 25 percent are enrolled for commercial work because that is the only other curriculum available. It is quite natural that girls largely populate the commercial depart· bo kk 0 ments hoping to become eepers) secretaries, or sales girls. Therefor, of a 100 students 75 are taking a foreign language, biology, chemistry, algebra and geometry, I 0 u r units of History and English and the severa! other basic requirements to enter· ing college. Obviously, however, since only 13 of these 75 actually enter college there are a lot of people in college prepara· tory only because they have nothing else to pursue, that is, no Industrial arts of the name teachdepartment '"Orthy .. skills demanded of toing rrafts and day's industrial worker. Therein also, survey after survey has h · a maJor · answer t o my.s tenes · s own, IS of the "dropout problem." The most commonly heard reason gi· ven by a dropout for dropping out i.s. "There's nothing in school for me." You think that's stupid? It isn't. He isn't. We are the ones not so swift for permitting this lack in our schools to continue. We one-way. Janis revealed that Jackson years before the prison is buill. CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) Scientific detectives examined 1 scanty evidence toda y for cues to the Agena rendezvous rocket I failure that hung a question The Racine Volunteer Fire! mark over the datesandofpossisix .N'mety - 1our donors came lo Loa~ng . an.d unloading the Clerical work was performffl more Gemini flights Deparlment will · begin the ' !bl man's first trip to the iRIVe ~lood Monday at Pomeroy collectiOn u~1t were Mr. Zekelby these volunteers: Edith Si• Halloween weekend with a\ Y Jr. H1gh School, enough to put Zahl and hJS. Pomeroy High son, Hazel McKelvey, J e a 1 dance featuring music with the m~~· Gemini 6 target disap- 81 pmts m the Bloodmobile School mdustr1al arts boys, Sam Sayre, Carolyn Price, J• Jays on Oct. 29 from 8 · ll p.m. at the Southern Junior High peared mysteriously Monday bank. Arnol~, John Wiles, Terry Nease, Mary Nease, PauliDe six minutes and 16 se . conda af. This surpassed by one the .. McGu~re and Jack Haggy. (Continued on page 2) school. th The firemen also will spon· ter it was rust mto space minimum of BO pints that had 1 sor a fall festival on the followatop an Atlas booster in what been announced as needed to ing night- October 30- lea· ' think we are saving a dollar by keeping was to be the prelude to a his- meet current blood debts. I I turing ihe Southern High School the cost of our educational plant low. torte two-satellite hookup in Meigs County Red Cross Chap Marchjng band in a parade But we must pick up the tab wben the space. . ter officials said 37 pints were through the streets of Racine beon... ume dropout, now equipped with All that is known for certam given in 'fpiacemenl and II ginning at 6:311 p. m. Chill, fish, four hungry kids and a wife, applies is that the specially modified persons were first time donors. hot dogs, pie, coffee, doughnuts, . some years later for welfare benefits. Agena missed 0 r bit and Gallon donors were Mary . SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) _ British Prime Millelder and pop com will be serv· One sensible attack on this problem plunged toward the Attan!JC Neutzling, Jack Bechtle, and Isler Harold Wilson and Rhodesian Premier Jan Smltb ed. . is to vote Yes on the school consolida· Ocean, apparently in at least Ola St. Clair; two gallon opened cm~s talks today in an effort to break the deacltion question Nov. 2 on ballots in Porn· five pieces. One official aald donors, Mary Alice Samuels lock over mdependence for this white-ruled Africaa Masked persons are to be at , eroy, Middleport, Bedford, Northwest· there appeared to have been a and Rollin Radford, and Nor· colony. the Racine Home Bank parking ern and Salisbury school districts. catastrophic failure," perhaps man Will became 8 three gal· Wil~on was reported to have termed the crisis "my lot at 1:15 p. m. There will be . an explosion. 1on donor. Cuba, reference to the confrontation between t h t priles for the prettiest, ugliest, Allend Gra"uation Veteraos Memorial Hosp11al Scientists now must find out Physicians serving the blood· Umted States and Russia in 1962 over soviet missile funnieBI and most original. _In· 'f ~dmfosloos- Richard Dailey, what bappened, and then make mobile were Drs. J. J. Davis, bases in Cuba. eluded In games win be a f1sb Of New Patrolmen Another •kunk klned Ia lbe Pomeroy; W11bur lmhoden, Rut· sure there will be no repeals. F. M. Cluff, Ray Heaton and The Soviets have pledged su a~plauded as Wilson arrived 11 pond. . John Will mana . 01 the Sagar Rao area, has been de- ' land; Don .Becker, Middleport; The finds must be in and the R. R. Plrkens. Nurses were port for Rhl>desian the Rbodesian cabinet offlet There will be a cake gJven. Pomero S~te Ll ~ Store· termlned rabid, ~· Meigs IWilbur Robmson, Coolville: Des- trouble eliminated before lbe Edna French, catherine Low· against what the Kremlin prompUy at 10 a. m. He Wll way along With prizes wh1ch iCur I kD II quo.d fl County Health Department SJe Oliver, Rutland; Michael Gemini 6 rendezvous mission rey Leah Weatherby Isabel called the "racist regime" in greeted by Smith and 1 have been donated by ~ . the t~el 5 ~::'t' r.,~~=l a~ I said today. Miller, . Middleport; Doris Rat· can he tried again early nell Webrung, Rachael s~ridan and Salisbury. members of biJ cabinet. ,.. chants of tile Ra~ ar~t' m.IISgt. P. McCr~y, coO:man-1 · Repol'll, meanwhile, are a· hff, Middleport; Earl Werner, year. After that come five Tereoa Collins. The atmosphere was cool and _Smith stayed away from the Glv•ilway'Will be wl 9. ~- at der of the Gallla . Meigs State waited •• .. two additional Middleport. more Gemini attempts .to meet ·'!be canteen was served by there .... no indications that BirpOrt Mollday when WUQ The ChiU supper . hll ~:h I Hlghwa Pattill Post attended skunk• and a cal bead that Dl&charg.. - George Roush, lnd hook up with orbiting Ai.,. the Rock Springs Better Health either Smith or Wilsnn was pre- arrived from Londor to the "'it:': w~~~~n~l 9-M~~~graduatl'on exercises Monday in have been tenl for laboralory ~ew l!arlen; Add!C~a nas. Such tochniques 1lltl8l be Club with Mrs. George Skinner, pared to make any major cheen of 5,000' blacka deJJillld. orm Y Cohnnbus 0y· a clillllo of new 1 tesi)IIIJ mersvJ e, e ar • • mastered before Apollo uJro. Mrs. Clifford Leifheit and Mrs. cessions. lng a 1ar10r voice 1n Rhodeslq 11\1' time. Ipatrol officers ' eine; Margaret Sheets, Porn.,. nauts can venture to ,the moon. Welby Whaley as chairladies. A crowd of about 200 blacks affafn. Mr. Will is a' veteran member Tile cat, I department I roy: Harry Croso, Middleport; There ore about 220,000 wbltl IT'4I SATURDAY Iof the Meigs Connly State Hi&!> opukeiJDan satd, was a family , Mary Ehlen, Po~eroy' Audrey set lien compared to nearly I Pomeroy Mayor Charleo Le- way Patrol Alixiljary. Berne pet lUI had been acting 1Jeffers, Pomerny. Dorothy Memllllon bloclcs in tile C:OIOtlJ. pr aalll today Beqor's Night] Vanglmn, Patrol dispatcher, ac- Birlnl•ly. IClood, Middleport. . . . Smitll has tbrealonetl to lssua ba~ beea chlnJed trom Thurs-icompan!M the eroup. . Donald McKenZie, executive. knowledge there ls.no organiZed are very good," he said. unilateral dectaraUoo o1 lndoa •dQI 1o Sat"ddy lll8ht Iince 1 _ ' "..,""" r 1 - ' - " [ ANNOUNCE COUll$ Head of Northwestern Local efforl whatsoever '" the North- Mr. McKenue recalled thai pendence (UDI) If Britaltl ,. ~lowtlll PII'IY 11 planned BONO f'ORI'lii1$D • Donald Williams, Me~&s Coun- School District said today w-.a Local School District Northw-.a Local officials jecls his terms whlcb would ., t,lr,'!'huridir at the ~entary Owens . Bitfaley, (l, :.Middle· J:IAM.E REDS I!ANAGER I tyro~~~~wn Wl::.m~am: there Is "no b,;.JS" for reports to oppose the merger of SaliJ. were 1li!IOng the firs! to consid- sure oot1tirlled rule by 11r1 ldibol. Till ilrtn will be blown port, bas forfeited a ~ bond CINCINNATI - DON HEFF-' ~unters', Sale/ Instructors that residents in Northwestern bury, Bedford. Northwestern, er the proposed consolidation. whitt minority. ~~ p. m. to silftal the be- In Middleport 'M•yor Lee Smith's ner, i coach wltli the New York : course will be ~nducled Th- dlairlct may reject tile school . and Middleport School ~· said, "The P.T.A. 11 Salem 'IVUsm refWied to ""'Mielil ·~ flme for beUor• and court on,an lnJox!cation cbarl'. Meta for the past two years, : day, October Jll, beglnrlilJ& at district may reject the IChool 1 ,. • center, llarrlsonvUle and Rut- and 1(lpNI'Otl JIT'irn oltw .. =ed lo$y "" siven 1 conttact to 17:30 p. m. at !he town hall In propoui 11 thf Bmilll looked _,.. , jlion hal ~:~· $1$ ope, I· fP!I113Be tit ' Cincinnati Reds for ' Pomeroy. All Interested perSRilll the polls on Nov. 2. leal School Dilltrlct voters ap- ...,. 00 rteoi'd ond~n tbe .;,, hod a ..... mni!li 0 .. . - ·• a ~ l'le .,.d 11167 aeasons. lore ur•ed to~ · .l/1· ~~~·to o~o:,,........ lho niiQ)Idalllm . ,,.,.n,. . '(~· .......,. .,,._ .. J ._.... ~" t;.;;'· .Hioi "" .,..~~:-oJ;T.o~ttPJ.UJ!""' ~ ~- ~.........~ "::'n"'~~ _ _..... ...,... tutUi . . . . . . . , " .( J 1 81 Pints of Blood Given w•1son, smit•hcon£ronted Jn Bri•taiD ' 's own 'Cuba' ·- -H 'llldlillllrapo. ...... .....,...,.. ..... - ...... bl.J; •·1 rlilr .aA.«JC.I2.51J. t. ................... r...s..,r,. .ill :ue:, t,f· n.tlt•CIJ,OO. con- MCKenzie• pf edi. Cts cOnSOlid3tiOn • tO p3SS Elberfelds Pomeroy . . LODGE TO IIEEI' Stall and Of!IC... of Meigs ' Temple, Pytbfan Slaters, will meet tonight al tile bome of TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1965 POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. i61 1 it-.,..... 1Jrith llretda • , , lift mel & "C ... VOL XVII Dance 0pens Weekend of Festivities Bra 1 Dnoted To The lntiJJ'ar. 01 Tile MelpMIIIOJI .4.reo s ~ ~r-.seorr Be good ID your boys feet! Buy him comfortable Hush Puppies. Built of soft, long-lasting Comploto soledlon of More than ll4l persons attended the family night dinner SIIJio rJIOSS-fOIJR-~ . . j ' Over60 Attend Family Night at Heath Church ly you're shapelier intluJ New P j:~ , x· I . " , 1 tllida Boyer was guest of hon1• or at a bridal shower Friday MI., Vesta McCoy Is ~ med I evenlllj! at the horne of her Mr. and Mrs.' Paul Ackley cal pat1ent at Me1gs enera parents, Rev. and Mrs. ~ an~ loi)dr , fa Ka nd J HospJtal. ....,.. -"" b Mrs ,_, •- , . · c .· ""· . .Y: Y a an Mrs. AIIDll HoHerkamp (An· ~, •• , "'ven . y. .. · · · ..,.,.... oi-·~~Vd\J .VJSJ!M the past na Farmer I has returned to her Ga!rtes were played wlth J!riZ- wee~ j!'lth ·their uncle and aunt, home in Columbus after a visit ~awarded to Mrs. Virgil WIIIJll. Mr. and lllrs. Benton Ponn. here with Mrs. David Farmer. y, Mrs. James PresloJ!, Mrs. Mr. and 'Mrs. Benton Ponn To The Wild Return Colorurtoons Keith Morgan, Ohio Unlve,.. Eileen Halley, and 1\!rs,· \j'ayne .8p<\llt Thursday' at Radcliff with Admission; 75<: & 40c. , Prince of Pl'tlce sity spent the weekend with his Rhodes. The door prize. was their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Earl ar~nts, Mr. and Mrs. Roger won by Sharon Y~a'!&W· · Radolif(. · ! Spe11kers Are He11rd THURSDAY, October 21 ~organ. After the honored guest openMrs. · H~rold Frazier (JeanNOT OPEN ' fv..•o students of Pomeroy High ! Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McEI· ed her m~ny gUts, refreshments nette Schorr) is a surgical pa· School. Chris Tompkins and Jen- 1 hinny are vacationing this week of cake, Jce cream, mints,. and tlent at Mount saint Mary's HosFRIDAY ond SATURDAY nifer Blakeslee. who entered · Fl ida She is on vacation kool-aid were served. pita! . N 1 Ill Octob1r 29-30 m or ·. . · . · m e sonv e. ''ZEBRA IN THE KITCHEN" lhe Prince of Pear"(! contest from the.CJIJ2e!IS National Bank. Altending.,.re the ahove and Mrs. John Durst and daugh sponsored by the Ohio Council (Tt.-chnicolor) Mrs. Emerson Jones . spent Mrs. Rich~. Fmk, _Mrs. Ll.ter, Mr". l;liJda R~lnger of CinJay Norh, TV's Dennis the of Churches, spoke at the UnilMenace; Martin Milner, AMY ed Methodist Churd1 Sunday Saturday in Columbus with her onel GUmore, Ang~e Fmk, Mrs. alnnati were weP.kend guests Devine. daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Marvin Yeanger, Mrs. Kenneth of Mrs. Thomas HOOd, Mr. and morning. "THE ROUNDERS" Davl(lson and Barbar~ Jones, Yeauger, Mrs. Ray Smllb, Mrs. Mrs. Elsworth Rowe and Miss The eumrnission of Christian (Technicolor) Athens. Saturday evemng they Eugene HawkinS, . Mrs: Betly Anna Durst. Henry Fonda, Glenn Fqrd, . Sociul Concern , (' ~~- BlakesSue Ann Langdon, Hope Hoi jlee, chairman. sponsored the were )Omed by Mr. Jones a_ndj louden, Mrs . Flora· Gr~:~nt, Mrs. iday, Chill Wills, Edgar Bu· Mr . and Mrs. Horace McEihm· Clifford Potts, Mrs. Irene De- Mrs. William Kliager return· local churrh contest. Hobert B. chanan. ny at the Davidson home in Weese, Mary E11en Jtimmey; ed home ..Sunday, aflier a two I Morris. Mrs . N<ln \1 oure anU Athens. !Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elswick, and weeks.visit. io.Dayton, with Mr. Ruben Bowen Wt're the JUdges. !lUNDAY, MON. 1nd TUES. Mis Bonnie Spen81er dau· Mrs. Lois Stage. and Mrs. Waiter Killinger, Mr. Oct. 31- Nov. ).2 Chris Thompkins, tilt! winner, 3 ghtcr f Mr. and Mrs. Atwood I Sendin~ gifts were. Mrs. ~~ul and ~rs. -~a~ter Scheal1 and "GIRLS ON THE BEACH" 1 is eligible to compell' in lhe 0 (Technieolor) Spengler and l965 graduate of Wamsley, · Mrs. Helen Preston, Mrs. Nora Eakins. She was Martin West, Noreen Corcur· ! Meigs County Prmce of Pea re Middleport High School, is at· Betty Oiler, Mrs. Sylvia Cook, ~ecompanled home by Mr. and an, The Crickets The BPach I ronte ->t to be held on Nov. ·r. tending Mountain Stale Busl- Mrs. Fred Gabqel, Mrs. Bessie ~rs. ScheaD who returned home Boys, Lesley Gore. ness College in Parkersburg Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Lester m the afternoon. "CLARENCE i'HE MEET fONIIafl" w . va. Nursa Froot, daughte; Wares, Mr. an~ !drs. . Brice Miss Bonnie Smith, student CROSS·EYED LION" Bethel Nn . 62 ol lilt' lnlernR· (J'echnicolorl or Mrs. Audrey Frost , is also Chapman, Virgm1a Fife, and at Glenville, W. Va. State Col· Marshal Thompson, Cheryl lional Order of Job's Daugh ter s attendir.g the school Judy Imboden. -lege, spent the weekend with Miller, Betsy Drake. will meet tonight ;;~ I 7:30 p.m. · · b~r parents, Rev and Mrs. Miss Marianne Woodgerd, who M '& B 'le N l M.,.el Smith. 1 1 b; employed in Columbus, spent m Y arne( Ule weekend with her parents, President of FHA Rev. Menzel Smith left Sun· KAY SIIARON CRABTREE Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woodgerd. Officers were elected when day for Tunnelton, W. Va, to ANi"OUN <'E ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. T R. , weekend guests of Mr. and the Future Homemakers of Am· 1 conduct a funeral. CraL\rt'e uf 11illsdale Drive, Wh~elersburg, 0 ., are an- Mrs. John Lyons and family _erica of Middleport High school . ~r. and Mrs. Frank lhle of . nouunng _the engagem:nt of thei.r daughter, Kay Sha- werc Mr. and Mrs. Ike Mead-' met October 13. The slate ·· 0r Middletown a~e the guests ur ron, to Wtlllam H. Baha , son of Mi. and Mrs. M. L. Bahr 1 ows of Columbus. They were officer~ · include Christine Bai· Mrs. John Smath, Nye Ave. of Chester._ Miss Crabtree is a 1961 .graduate of South [ former Middleport residents. ley, president; Linda Lyons, Mrs. Howar.d~ Roush, daughWebster J11gh school ~nd attended Rto Grande College. Spending the weekend with vice president; Angie Fink sec- ter, Theresa and grandchild' She is employed by the Ohio State Department of Men· Mr. and Mrs. L. W. McComas ret8ry; Chris Byran, tr~asur- ren, .ao~ and Connie Rousll . 1_:_ tal HygieJIE' and Curredion. _A 195.9 graduate of Ea~tem i ~·ere their daughter and fam- er; Sandy Swartz, parilam<'n- o( Foll&Jisbee, W. Va. were fff ,),.',llll ; Jli gh sc_hool, Mr. Bahr rcc~Ivect h1s b~chelor of sc1ence Jly, Mr. an~ Mrs. Harold I tai-ian; Saridy Humphreys, nts· weekend gu~sts of her sister ~egree In sec01~dary educati?n from RI_o G~an~e College I G~rge ana son, Brian, Gam.ll torian; Cindy Conde, reporter; and bro~er-1n-law, Mr. and ' 111 August. He JS employed m the GalhpoiJS City school polis, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl aJ1d Ruth Halley, song leader. Mrs. · Max Folmer and family. syslem and is eonducting biological research for Rio Vanderhoof and children of I Plans were made to attmld Mr. 8l¥i Mrs. Harry Sadler of Grantle College. The couple is planning a June wedding: Waldo, Ohio. . . i the fail district rally to be Bridgeport arrived today, for a - ·- ·- -· -· 1 Mr. L. . W. McComas VISIIed held October 26 at Eastern High viSit With her sister, Mrs. rec~ntly m Columbus Willi hJS SChool. E~ch memher plannmg Bentz Wolfe. I mother, Mrs. J. W. McComas. to attend IS to contact Mrs Mil· i <ired Bailey, teache:· of . the SERVICE IS TONIGHT "N mning a herb in her gar· ' "Knowing a Good Fit" at the I Pleasaot Valley Hospital . classes. d'·n." was ~ 1 vi:'n on the roll call Soutlltrn Oh io Elertri~ Co. of-1 A~MIITED : Mrs. Dwam , ---. . ~e W~k of Prayer and Self Wh aten>r your building projel'l. you want when the Syracuse Third Wed· fif'e in Middleport Nov. 4· Mrs. • Blam, Apple Grove; Ray M. les Nibert, Galhpolis Ferry; Demal bemg sponsored by the ne~tlav Ho;nemakl'l'S Club met .Cottrill and Mrs. 'sellers 'lo atMHaynes, Pl. Pleasar.t; Mrs. Mrs. John Roush and daughter, WSCS of th~ Heath Methoa smooth, strong foundation for it. The Oct. 2o at the home of Mrs .' tend this meeting and the Coun- Lawrence Bauer: Ml. Alto. Letart; Mrs. James Keefer, _dlst Church _will be observed Li nda F'Prrell ty Councik,rs are to meet Nov. DIS~HARGE.D . M~s . Walter Leon; Oscar Henry, Clifton. . Monday evemng, Oct. 25, at the way to get it is wi th qui<:k, easy·to -use Tile meet ing cunducted by the 9, also in Middleport. I Do~glas, u:on, R~nme McCart· B_IRTH : Mr. and Mrs. Dwam church ~t 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Guy prcsldt·nt. Irene Parker, open- The Nov. 17 meeting will be, ~~Vest _~olu~~ Mrs. Char-IBlam, Apple Grove, -~ Shuler IS In charge. ready mixed concrete. Lei u~ deliver the ed with prayt'l". Seeretary and at the home of Mitsiku Harris, 1 treasurer report " were read and assisted by Sara Roush. Mrs. I co ncrete mix you want. ready to pour, app rovt!d . Birthday due-s Wt're lllaris recently came to the j ;1;l iJ and J.ft~ rlllit:s tur triend ship :U. S. from Japan. She will dem· right to your site. Call for estlmate. were collected . Cot,nly Clubs onstrate the use uf rice. Roll i dues v.:ere pi.l td. call will be to name an idea I Announcements included the for using rice. ··Knowing a Good I He all h Conlert.' nl'e on Oct. 25 at[ Fit,'' will be the project. Those ! : l.he Waverly Methodist Church: !at~ending are asked to wear. or · .Jes~i e Cottrill Arl1e Sellers and I brmg a dress or other article ~ · Mabt!l Pieker~~ the hea lth com· ~ nerding tn be "refitted" or i WY 2-3284 PAGE ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' m1 11ee ot the cl,ub. vlanned 1o al· ' "altered." I 1 ~ See the eompleh! H~eedon ~ ~ of Playteit foundatlom - Rubber IPrdJea, Lyera pNlet, alao lo naJine an.l·rep1ar Playtex bru, t! ~JShii~T~~~~ '! :.;~ ll!rcbrtl, !. CIH~n, t!OJII!OIIdatio~ ma ... = ~of~~:=~ r:_: =be~u:!tioU: ·'·~ m.,:: =-· '· '. \.t'-· ... -li;"fti: :~ ' ' \ .·~ � 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 25, 1965 donovan