https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/41666aee1d9ebd54fbd88d8db8e81023.pdf cc316c1b00d576a0d4a1f49de8b202a7 PDF Text Text . . . . . .. -. .. . . . . . . . . ~ ........ . . \ \.' ' . 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: :~ ' ' \ .·~ �.. Re-Zoning Won't Do in Obi 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0-., -Oct. 2A. 196~ --'-'-.::....::..__.,:_ ,_ - _____ 33 Students On Honor Roll at --~ . Human Wave Suicide Charge Is Beaten Back at Plei Me COLUMBUS <UPI) - State Atty. Gen. William Saxbe warn· would not juinp In and •oneJunkyards are controlled Thlrty·three Eastern In school students receivedaibov,el b olf1·ctais Indicated Monday lhey 1ed the state "will have to take commercial," to circumventwhen within .1,1100 feet of or roll -ades of "B" or SAIGON (UP!) _ Communist troops mounted anot · would take legal action against: legal action" Ill such circum· the law. If they do, he said,rlght-of-way: inclnalblo from tt. •• ,~JiliDUiliUas wblcb try to ,.t 1stoncoo. They apoke at a moot· tbi state "will have 1o lake Tho federal government the during the first six-weeks er all-out attack on the U.S. Special Forces camp at 1 mund the new federal hitlhway .lng of state officials and state- Iegal action." tho authority 1o r<$ce a •'"t•••l period, according to . Plel Me, today, including a human wave suicide char~•· beauUiiealion law by re-zonin&, wide orgaoizations lo t~nsider 1 Covtrl Major Jloado federal aid for highway~ 10 1-tlllve Head Lorry R. Mornson. They were beaten back within a baH hour by masstve Gov. Jame• A. Rhodea and waya of implementing the led_! The new federal law coverscent for fa!Ung to comply " They are, Seulors, Mary U.S. air and artillery strikes. era! act signed Into law Friday mterotate and primary roadlts billboard regulations by Jan. !'ally Dor!ll, The artillery was provided by elements of the U.S. by President JolmSOIL a)'llems. It providu any high·!, 1968, and another 10 per cent and Linda Larklna; 1st division, whose pinpoint shelling of Viet The pvernor 11id be tbou&hl way that Ialor becomes a prl-for not 1tepping Into line with UNITED NATIONS Jackie Bahr, Cong Monday night. ::.en:::•::b::le::d:..a:...:V.::.ie:::t:::na:::m::::e:::se..:...:rc:...• OIIID would have "no rtal trou- mary fGltl will have ftve yeartjunkyard rejulations. A India • Paklslall confUet Janet Frank, lief to reach the be- bio" ptlinJ rid of billboards to conform lo billboanl-junkyardcoll)d lose 30 per cent allogethtoday threatened North Vlel Nam, which moved 1cootinuad from pap 1 ) eering servl.., performed. and junkyards along major 1 regulations. er In federal highway lunds for become a major cold war dis- ot was the seventh day of below the border only two -Declined. on an informal highways by the federal dead-- Highway Oireclor P.E. Mash-foot dragging. pule at the United Nations. Brenda fighting at tho outpost, 215 months ago. poll to purcbue 1 cetialn type line of 1970. [eter told the meeUna the fed- Owners of billboards and tho The Soviet Union charged in Sal~ M:a, Tom Osborne, miles northeast of Saigon In the The Communists opened up of Paint offerecl by a local mtr· But SUbe warned the batUe 1oral statute would briog an ad·land on which they have been the Security Council Monday ty s.; and LIOda Spencer. Central Highlands. Viet Cong today with mortars, recoilless chaat tor pie to the town. h11 oo1y just begun. He Jaidlditional_l,5tt miles of highwayerected will be compensated. night that the command posts .,. !D9rea._Patti ~-"lll',l were strengthened by the riDes and sent suicide sqll1lds -Approved Stumbo' I report the new federal law is not go- under Junkyard and billboardAU costs for moving or screen- of the U. N. military observer ~I.:~l'~! 'ADD .no':; ~~~~~~lro~m~Co~mm~~un~tst •har•'mg lo within 25 yard> of 1-..: .• ....,._. -l!WCI. Allll recommendlnlthe Fire Oepar~ Ins lo make the "vest~d Inter- Icontrol In Ohio. illl junkylll'do wiU also be aroupa In Kashmir 1o fue Plel Me fence before they moot bl permitted to occupy all ests m Junkyards and b!llboards The b!llboard controls apply the federal government g1ving the cease • fire were • Me~1 · Patricia Borlllf Circle Gets Prefix were cut down by heavy fire the quarter• previously aUottecl lay down and play dead." only lo 660 feet nff each aide7i per cent and the state 25 manned mainly by NATO TwiJl,Jiartdlad .all A'1. rloo SUbo llrpe<lo LoDe Fl&ht of the e<lge of ri&bk>f-way.per cent. neral staff officers" Soviet ~~._ Naomi B=~~ '))..Cirele' for Herd from the beelet!-u!\:gar n. CuaacU at tie llllllllllo• ol S.rbe t18ld he erpected the bassador Nikolai Fedoreoko Linda .Brown, Jennifer U.S. Air Foree· )!n4 Navy Mr. Cblldo, IHI tei•Iflllll ftghl 1o conlinue risht up uolll reeted the accusation at u. s. Candace JJ::.k, Douglu Circle, Racine, planes, which bah"; 1the 1 early Ieday It Gov. Jam•• A. IJuly I, lf'IO. Ambassador Arthur J . Lentirh • alll. wuiiO ll wW lmve the exc:lusive difference In t e ee • ong Rlloda uti Martbl L. Jltlb , He pointed oot Ohio's own berg and called for the u. N. · ~ Newltm and uso of the prefis "D-Circle" In flghdng, bombarded the gu..,_ of tie Dopartmeat .; junkyard •.nd billboard JtaiUIOI <Continued from page I ) . observers in Kashmir to ley Registered Holstein tillas aod their North 'l~if!~ah M 111 HJate- ad 1 have been mvolved In a running witildrawn within the dairy animals bred in that berd. mese relof....,.ments WI II n ' 0 on •1 court battle olnco their enact· Hysell, Eleanor Douglas, Mary three months. Abient .: ee Voti . ng Uoe of this prefir name bas explosive bombs, flammg oa· localloa ol tie ~ new men!. Hamm, Martha Mayer, Edwma granted by Holstein-Frieo- palm and rockets. . m~~=allltte<Drfl)' prfoo• II One bUiboard law was Scott, Phyllia English, Beulah XaJDS Deadline Is Set lao Association of America; II The new Commumst attack Me,.. ,_ declared unconstitutional b t Strau.,, Clara Mcintyre, Elotse CAPE KENNI<DY - v. The deadline for persons also becomes 1 part of official was begun as the relief troops Coptel el tile reotlllloa Uot. the oecond wu lucctllfully d~ While and Naomi London. Twenty-seven Meijfl County spacemen, awallowil'.g the ,;,1 calli absentee or disabled breed records 11 the lllillonal were trymg lo form a protee-lol Ia detaU roa10ao for tile fended, pending future appeal, Donations were by Pomeroy men were given pre-induction million failure of a ballots at the olecllon~==~ headquarters In Brattl'eboro, ttve ring around the, camp. _AI· :ndo';"m•: were It flo lor· he laid. Tha iuokyardl bill 11 Board. of Education, Mr. Char· physicals for the Armed Fore- "chase 111 space," took aim · In the VermonL ter the air and artillery shteld ard d Ia Loday. still fightlnt an "uphill battle" les G1bbs, Davli _Ice and Pro- es Monday at Fort Hayes, ac- stead today at a world'• at Pomeroy Is wao called down, the Vletna.1. t b 11 art 1 h' h.m tht courts, be added. duee Co. aod Ohio Valley Bak- cording lo Selective Service of· 14-day orblto.l voyage by two 4 p.m. mese reinforcements moved oot ~; '::..::.w':..s • P 0 bw ~ i Several of the nearly ~ per- lng Co. ficials astronaula - pooslbly by Eleetlon board oMcials TRICK NIGHT SET !I) the oouthwest of the eamp a en over Y • 1ona who atteoded tho meetNORS · Thanksgiving Day. Monday thet 1311 penoos HARTFORD - Mayor Wll· and triggered a fire fight about 110 street department. lint, Including W<Uiam Reed of The Jist Included : Headed dejectedly home to- voted absentee. II was Ham Kelly announces that 400 yards from the camp. -DIScussed but delayed any the u.s. Bureau of Public Htgh- POMEROY - Lloyd Wright, Ronald E Bolen. Oexter; day were Gemini 1 pilola Wal· l'l ·ponou I'Oted last ''Trick or Treat" night will be A U.S. military spokesman specific aclloo on • furor re- 1ways, said they feared some Waller R.• Couch, Alfred Wolf~, Jack L. Pr 1ddy, Rutland; Lar- ter Schirra and Thomal Sial· • observed In Hartford Thurs- said the Reds were fighting ported over recent stiff enlorce- 1 cit1es, countlea aod townshipa Linda Gwnther, Margaret M • ry o Brown· Pomeroy; Arnold ford, grounded unUI IOIDeHme day between 6:30 and 8:!0 p. from woll - forUfled positions. ment of the slandi"i ordmance might try to circumvent the Oaniel, Charlotte Rowley ,_ loi~ E. Pope, VInton; James G. early Jo 1968 by a myslarloua men. m. Parenla are to be reminded The Vietnamese relief column against vendinc machines bemg law with "blanket re-!Onlng." Howell, Eloise_Roush, Cectl Hy_ Mays, Gary B. Reed, Charles catastrophe _ perhaps an 01• No ahob were fired at tile that they will be held responsi- was made up of troops which on sldewaiks fronting '"""" , The new federal Isw allows sell, Erma Sm1th, Dorothy ~~:n R. Hudnell, Dale c. Rockhold plosion _ at !he fringes of lleoptero carrylns ble for any dOitruction of prop- had survived three weekend Mayor Snuth satd he found 1 1Junk)'1lrds in areas zoned mduo- es, Emogene DeWeese. and Gary L. Durst. all ol Reeds- space. Wltil one massive sigh of Sea. Joseph Tydings, erty or acts of vandalism. ambush01 before reaching Plei 111111 ordmance es<ablishmg t2 1lr10l and blllboardo In placeo Heaton. Mary Ahce Samuel~ ville. and Jerry E. Frederick, diSappointment, the u. s. and DemocraUc Reps. Me. foot ildewalkl on North Second- zoned commercial or industriai ' Guy Russen •. Ed Kennedy, Bo Long Bottom prolil'am ahifled lla attention to Culver of Iowa and Jobo . PLAN JIELLJNG The government troops btav, whkh figured m lhe current 1 ,and provides fur motels res. I bY D1ll, Wilham Radford, Char· fellow astronaula Frank Bor- ney of California. The guD There will be an old-fashion- vouacked on tbe Plel Me per· dispute. llaurants and other roadsld~ bus-l ies Gloeckner, Leo CurtiS, Guy Harry H. Cleland, Racine; man and Jamea LoV<!ll and a drew llre ~- ~. . !Jelling IIIII abow.er for Mr. !meter Monday night, forming Also attending were Clerk inesses to keep their on-premise Guinther, Harley E Johnson, Robert D Porter, Harnsonville; planned attempt !I) send them er, along 1 trte Doe 11 Mrs. Russell Findling Sa~ a circle reminiscent Of wagon Gene Grate, Treasurer Bob Signs. IGilbert Zwllbng, Leo L. Vau- M1cbael K. Smith, Middieport, aloft aboard Gemini 7 for two flllllt apprvatlhed 1M urday evening, October 30, at train plontiers fearful of Indian E. Byer, and Bob Fisher, or th• ' Sax be sa1d he could ·•only ghn, Oavid Holter, . Gene Hort Wilham R. Lambert, Longs- weeks, probably early In Jl&. Cal Cal in tbt MU,.C home at Alfred. Everyone attack. The new fi&hling began f~e Oepartment. hope that the countieo, tand J•shelt, Ola St. t1arr, Phy s ville; Lonnie A. Oatley and Jeff. comber. Delli. •· ' · welcome. around dawn. other political subdivilions) Eng~sh , Charles E. S~atzel, rey l.. Lee, both of Racine; • - ~ ~ - Rolltn Radford, Jean W!on, Frederick W. Sisson, Syracuse; YOUNGSTOWN, OWO Oe\\IS MHS Band Senior ~rthur i:n~y, ;arr~ JoSmt~ David R. Thomas· Middleport; Seventy-two persom, ranging In I H scar I ' orne . h. Gayle A. Rees. Ractne; Frank- age from I lo 80 yeara were I Je onored Ha10id E. Tnplell, Oorot Y lin A Ward Middleport· Ed- treated Mooday nigh! St. 1 Gaur• readiqo: Gallipolis Plans . were made to honor Douglas, Loi• Clelland. M~eh:el ward 0 An~rson, Oexler; Eric EliZabeth Hospllal for Dam 12.0, H o, running 1\lo ~· h•~n~OJ'8 ~I the Middlepot1 ~luh~, El~e :t~~~~psonAr~~ L. Parker. Cmcmnati: Carmine poisoning, Authorities aald the feet on rollen, Pomeroy-Mason [I g c tioo and at the regu- us ~r' h · · ' I A. Borgan, Colwnbus; Terry group bad dJned OQ thloke11, out, Pt. Pleasant 2130, Hinlon I ;~ dm~ n~ ofA tile . Middleport to~m~~EPORT Louella i L. Johnson, !.liddleport; Joseph bam and rice, • .113 falling, Kanawha Falls 2.41 don • oos er SSOCiat1on MonKathryn : R. Gilk~y, Mi~dleport ; .James coffee cab at tho -sp;eiJ!F 1 Eva Hartl 81 fall~ng. Charleston 18 95. Lon- Thye gvend'~8 the high school TKay orb!. • Betty Fll~; Ma~ : P Lamllert. Rutland, and Oa- American Club, a private momra ua atmgthsemors· Will be Neutzling mg ' ' ., 'd A Si be rsn·lp croup. don, Marmet and Wmf1eld dams recogmzed Jack Bechtle BarYJ • mpson, Pomeroy, moRLD Zoning Passes 81 p·nts GI'ven ~Ill? r.1~I;I ~~G~. 27 Mei'gs Men Get Phys•'cal E H1ver !!o!fkv, H . ~": an . at ayes 8 w·u I :., !'""!• Second Weelc ... More Reductions t 1 ulad, 1 ~n Ifootball 1 e ast Selective service officials al- tr Fo:·two f'.!em d Mro. Rober! Kin& president IKeith Goble. Blanche Harrison, so reporled Mirhael A Smith ••ea andremlt~~ loantheanother Obtl o Rio~ementJ: ver New Orleans d ' M Glenn transferred to Lorain Ohio and al .w were a I.QI · K - J d . •con ucled lbt busaness sessmn 1 a1 0 avts, erma 1 ones, d la'ned r own 13, 4:45a.m.; Vickers up Mr. Russell discussed plans ~~Evans, O'Dell Manley, Charles Willi'am F Blackweli Rutiand All an re I ted~ featmen~. 14, 10·55 p.m.; Andreo Colhoun l aponsor two concerto for the Hysell, Rhoda Hall. fa iled to report • ' t were repor atr condi· up 14. 4 am.; Steve Click up 14, student bedy lhio year with ten- ' MINERSVILLE - Floyd Hen. ion. 4:45 a.m. ; Tibolt down 14. 6:50 tatJn plans for 1 band rou dricks, Mrs. Doria Hendricks, _Inducted on Oct. 11 were _ a.m.; Barbara Gay up 15, 2::W ,from Ohio State Unive~sit: l stacy Arnold, Cla111 Mae Me- B!lly T. Starcher, Rutland ; John I beCOLUMBUS LT. COL. ROa.m.; Harvey Jordan up 15, ,Mn. Kinlll reported that th~ Jntyre. H. Rowe, Jr., Racine; Henry I rt M. ChiaramoDte WID take 4 a.m.; New MarUnsvillo dowa Boosters havo rugs left for 1 RACJNE - Betty Sayre, Rob- E. Cleland, Jr., Pomeroy; Gary jover Nov. I as superintendent 15, 6:40 a.m.; Edeaoa Bo!worth i sale and anyone wishing to i ert E. Cleland, Harnet Ne<g· W. Murphy, Reedsville; Lyle I of the Ohio Highway Patrol. down 16, !:U a.m.; Little Ed· i purchase oll< may call the hlgh ller T. Swain, Reedsville; Carl J. l Gov. James A. Rhodes anward dowa 17, 11 p.m.; Jerry , school office. RUTLAND- Jessaime Lyong, CircJe, Racine; Horuce w.:nounced his appointment today Bo!worth up 17, 4:11a .m.; St. Maude Sellards, Norman Will. Gilmore, Middleport; Samuel N. '"succeed Col. Anson B. Cook, Marys down 17, 4:50a.m .; Jos-- ~ -- - - SYRACUSE - Nettie Moore,, Arnold, Syracuse and Stanley who has resigned efr..:llve Suneph Jones down 17, 5:15 a.m.; Donald Hendricks, Oris Hub- ' G. Wells, Long Bottom. day lo become execuUve dlrecBuckeye State up 17. 6:55 am .: bard, Ralph Lavendar, Milton lor or the Ohio Peace Luther Herdi'Din up 18, 4:50 I . Roush, Arletta Pickens. Tramlng Council. .. ., m.; walter lleckiord down 1a. - · CHESTER - Betty Jean, 1:15 a.m.; Illinois up 11. UD Ellt<retf Hooptla[ Hawk, Lloyd Blackwood, Albert . SYRACUSE, N. V. POLa.m.; Relil.ble down 11, 11 :20 a. Per»>DI entering Holzer Hos- Parker, Marvin Keebaugh. ice checked for possible ftngerm.; Little George down :w. a a. pita! during the iasl 24 hnurs PORTLAND - Grace Allen, I prmts today on borglary equipm.; Oleander up 21, 7:1S a.m.; included: Mrs. Ben Eachus, 611 Paul Schuler, Thorn~:~& D. Sa~:r~. • menllef~ behind by thi~ves who Queen City up 32. 7 a.m.; Jef- F~at Ave.; Mro. Chauncey I TUPPERS PLAINS- Phlhp 1 blasted tnlo a Brink • office ferson down 23, l a.m.; Irene Sheets, 21~ second Ave.; John Boyles. : With an anti- tank cannon MonChotin down 23, 4:15a.m . Pot-[B R1ffle. 49 Cedar St.: Kent ! REEDSVILLE- Audrey Meday and ned with $400,1100. lywog up 23, 6:15a.m.· frank- T. Walker, Thurman; Mrs. Har- 1Coy. 1 . ln~estlgators said at leaet lin B. up Greenup 7,1o p.m.· ry v. Truesdell, Crown City; I LONG BOTI'OM - G ary l The stale highway patrol In- four men were suspected of Pamela D down G z·!O Georae Johnson Lower Riv~r Gnff1th, Bob Lindstamer. Rich- vestJgated a two car colhsJon bemg involved in what was am. Allo.n '·ph ,reenuGp · Rd. Mrs. Irwin' Ric~ Ht. 1lard Barton, Ada Bissell, Henry at 5:54 p.m. Monday on Rt. 7, termed a "well planned, profes• S:30 •• a.m.; ~ Y upMaclea reen- Gallipolis; " · · l'b"Off' up Lockland Mr&. Alan T.' Knight, Ilab 8 r, Howard E. Parker, Har- 1001 . eet north ofthe Silver Slona JO . leers sa1'd only dowD Greenup $; 45 a.m.. Fran:.. Jr.; Mra. Burnie 0. WatBOO, 10ld Hager, Charles Marcinko. BndJt, at ~uga: One per- ~~al ,, the ~Js left . behind lin Pierc• down Gree~u I-50 Rt. t Crown City; Mrs. PariS CLIFTON, W. VA.- Rlcbard aon ~a ~ InJury.. . may eonism flngerprmts. a.m.; John J. Rowe dow~ M.el- W. Linkou!!, Patriot Star Rt; Gilkey. OU1cete aid that Patnc1a J. dahl UO p m . Elisha Wood Jann Marie Carroll. Pt. Plea1- WEST COLUMBIA, W. VA.- Slover; 23, Pt. Pleasant, head- LONDON - THE ARRIVAL . up Meldah~· 6:j 0 ' ani; Mro. George w. Hurdette, James Bland. od north, atopped and signaled of the Beall" loday at Buck· Walker down. Mitd':hi Aroold Rt. 2 Pt. Pleaoant ; Mandy Sue MASON CITY, W. VA.-Har. for g left turn lnlo Tiny's mar- Uliham Palace, where they 7 20 · p. Howard. New Haven ; Mrs. Si- v~ Newland. m.; Phili S ket. Behind her, Paul P. Shir- were made me~bert of ~e Or8.20 m p .porn 11 P Meldahi I mon P. Hayos, Arbuckle, W ley, 52, Pt. Pleasant, failed to der of the Brlhsh Emp1re, ln9:05 ~ · ·. Z~m1';'"' ,;:' Meldahl _Va. , Mrs. Hilly D. Daniel, Pt. BOOIITER8 TO MEET atop and hto car 1truck the sptred unprecedented demonu. M~l~~ a ey ansporter i Pleasant; Bert McAbee, Rt. 1 A Jpectal meeting of the back of tho Slover car. atrallons outStdt the historiC 1·50 p.m.' Ann :1 etart: Mrs. Orville C. Rhodes, Southern Local Athletic Boost- Jean Knotla, 44. Pt. Pleas- bUJldmt. Me=! 135 a.m. : Rt. 1 Racine; Harry Canter· ers has been called Ill' Wedne,. ant, complained of a whiplBih A borde of squealing teenf . ~ - PaBlo up ibury, Rt. 1 Pomeroy; Mrs. Eu- day October 27, at 7:10 p. m. Injury 1o her neck, but was not agers tried lo rush the mop. 0 E'~m.llff dEC down 1.30 p.m ; 1gene E. Bryant, Pomeroy; Mrs. at the Southern High School to treated. There w.. minor dam- headed quart~t when they rode let<aerc own.'. IS p.m.; Char- IRoscoe P. Fife, Columbus; dlScun plallll for an auction age 1o !loth can. up" ooe of heir Rolls-Royce1. K. don 12.05 ~ .m.: Solvay 1Mrs. Walter c. Reynolds, Ruo- scheduled by the lloostera th11 l1Jl patrol cited Shlrley to A cordon of police held them up S:G6 a.m.; Harriett M. down sell. Ky.; Mrs. Oscar M. Ten- Saturday. President M oaon municipal IIDW'I Oct. !0, and he back. When the Beatles had en! .II a.m. nant, Jackson; Mrs. Virginia FiSher u,.. all parento of po«<t!d bond to appear on a tered the palace grounds, their Prl!Uuwll.l River George w. Thompson, Jarkson, w. va.; I football players and all other charlo of failure to !lop with- hysteric ftns tried lo <timb ee up Marmet 315 p.m.; !Hertchel Pancake, Sr.; Iron- Lnterested PBrSOIII to auend. In the aaauwl ~lear d~tlnce er the ornate Iron gatea. Police 0. F. Shearer down Marmet 'ton ; Leon R. McCue. Rl. 1 Cot- 1 . Charlet P'· Betzlng 78 Rt hauled girl• off the gate ..~s t:::ll I a.m.; Heion Z. down Marmet tasevllle, w. Va.; Mrt. Jameo 1 IN Tll.tCI'ION Coolville w~s cited '1o 'Meigs tile fencefhilo shocked,. I a.m.; H. E. Bow1ea up Wln- E. Thompaon, Ironton: Mn. r Dennie P. Karr, Sr., 17, who county c~urt Oct 29 on charges looked on. field 12:15 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lu- J•rry L. Thomas. Rt. 2 Oak fell off hi• Bllhan Road llomt of bl k · I --~~ ~wn Winfield 7 a.m. Hill ·. Mi" Phyll~ K. Irwin, porch, sustaining a hip lroclun! ing a~: an""!cc=~~( I ba.:~ WASHINGTON · - Davl! Hall: Edmond J. OeVin.l laat weelt, 11 1n traction at Vet- Monda on Rt. 7 in P R~pubitcan Leader Everett M. DAJly SENTINEl tcenl. Rmnowuod. Iorano Memor1al hoopltal. Plain/ Tuppers O~rkoen report~d loday he lb11l1 j The patrol said that Bet.zin rec~tved surprlslngly little r• DIYOTID TO INTIRIIT OP Mrs. Russell R. Fer1u110n, TAKEN TO IIO!IPIT.U. backed out of 1 ri at dr' K act1on to recent GOP ieaderthlp Pliny, W Va . daughter 10·34 1l Fronk Murray Wll taken 1o P v 0 IVe- erillcism of tile Joho Birch MIIGI-MAION ARIA Sunday : Mro. Billy ·D.· Veterans Hospital il1 Hunting- way and hio car struck a park- Society. . • - '- - · ...,_, Pt. Pleasant, dau[lhter. Jion Monday. His room il No. ed car owned by Billy A. Pick- "I don't think the society will ,.,:.="',~.::..:!'' 1:02 a.m. Monday; and Mrt. 315, Ward 3-A. til, 341• Parkeraburl, W. Va. amount lo much," he told UPI ::--=..~ 0. Barr, LalliJivillo, son, Betzlng, ac<ordlng to the patrol in an interview . "I think It will - · - · ..,• .:::::: o 1 1 •, • a.m. Monday. UlC.U. TBMPI lo!ft the aeene and waa later ap- fail of Its own weight" His ~ •• Mill • ,,.., '" Dfl<lwltd I The temperature In Pom.. prehended. There waa minor and olher party leaders' ~":': .C ::"".-':" _,.., Mr1- A. L. Rosalter, William ' roy·• bUJinep tllstrlct at 11:41 damage lo both cars. ation of the society has been :Z: ,.,.,M,. E. Stronc. Mrt. Ullian Smith, a.m. Loday wu 18 dell'... un- Arrests by the patrol Monday useful and healthy for the GOP ..':4:uf ~-=-~=-~:; ntomu N. Shoemaker, Mrs. der eunny lktes. Included: Richard P. O'Br1en, Dirksen said. ' ..... " " " " ' ettJo. N•w Is1ae Sheets, Mr.1. Rocer A. ZO, COlumbus, reckless opera' ~ Merrill, Patricia A. Langhorne, Mete• Gnenl Hoopltai lion, bontlod 1o municipal oourt SAIGON - ROCKET • Fra. :':! Santiago Hemand01, Ml'l. Adnd11t.l - Howord Stew- Oct. 30; Lowell W. Parks, 43, ing helicoptero opened up on ~~~=~~~~S:;;"'; Roy D. Betllin1 IIIII Infant dau-- art, Kanauga. Oak mn, failure to drive ·upon Viet Cong snipers toda1 1o J!! lhter, Mro. Paul F. HtlDIMan l IM~<w,..- Bertha Ru1sell, the rlghthelf ol the roadway, protect a nl1Jht of helicoptora [a~!::'!:•n~;;..,o; · and Infant dauplar, ll!r1. Heb- Pomeroy; Hellll Moebl.-, Mld- bonded ·Ill municipal court Oct. carrying sen. Edward M. Ken-or J. Locu and iofaat oon. dleporL 10. lledy and three other COIJil'OS., .• . .... -· _____ _....__ ,_. ----- - . ··;:e the iiills. g'dme. home bara Shuier, Editb Jividen, llospilal News Patrol Probes i Rt 7Mts' hap At Kanauga l, ::O;!:u 3 THE We're Moving to New Location Soon ..• We Cut Prices Now To Cut Down On our Moving! You Get The Bargains! Shop Ladies &Teens Clear Rain Deers · ·· · 1.88 MEN'S and s BIG BOYS' Dress Oxfords VALUES TO 12.50, NOW - - - - ''BOYS' and GIRLS' Dress Oxfords VALUES TO 4.88, NOW - - - - - - s Ladies' Dress Flats & Hi Heels Black & White Saddles and Nu.rse Oxfords, Values to 5.99 s Ladies' & Teens' Warm SNOW BOOTS, Regular 3.88 Fleece . Lined . ' ' •' Out They Gol MEN'S House -~~ipp.ers PAIR • ,...,. 1·M·o N 'S .. ,.,.::,::.":': . . ., A: Pair Shoe Store ., .. ~ .. ~. MemphisPer:;:~;;~'i:h';;s:JI ALLsrABs ~ Streaks lose 1o Fremont, Tigers should have clear tng toward their second cutive state title. MEMPffiS, Tenn. (UPI) - said the transfer would be offi- . The seventh annual game!!!! The National Collegiate Athletic cial if Dudley mf't cerlam con-I be played in tbe new $3.7 t.f--t '.lf:lr ditions. Ilion Memphis Memorial Btata Included in the conditions dium Dec. 18. .,·,:.. were thal Dudley have on file Center of Towa ~r--· • The top four teams were unin the NCAA's ofrice by Nov. al The facility, whle.lt..., changed over the past identity and duties of the Mem- : seats 50,160 was dediealell·i weeks as Warren Harding phis committees. plans to sell Sept. 18, an<J is located near .tlle Middletown again took tickets and finance the game ce!lter of the city st the f~ third and fourth place. AU and by Nov. 18, certiftcatlon grounds, . ,. have 7-0 records. ......... that a Memphis bank has on Arthur s. Bergstrom 851). The big gainer this week deposit $50,000 to guarantee "-ant to NCAA Director Walter Cincinnati Moeller, which · team expenses . · Byers said the committee (I&; ed from seventh to fifth "You•;s:~~ · i.':11:!th:~ · cidef' on Memphis because lti in the wake of a bi8: do with yoga!" Benz Expe(-tf'd to wanted to !ree the game JUO.. over Dayton Chaminade. It ceed and felt that if it didn't: Chaminade's first loss. B Really by Sunda ' succeed ·'" Mem~h'" It· never. Moeller's advance caused College Rating• e y I would. per Arlington and NEW YORK iUPI) _ The CLEVELAND (UPII - Safety - - -- - -- - . . to slip a notch, Arlington United Press International maj- Larry Benz wa~ released from SJxlh and Steubenville lo or college football ratings with the Shaker Medteal Cenler_after , seventh. Columbus Watterson, first-place votes and won·lost- observation Monday and IS ex:an 18-12 victor over Dayton AItied records in parentheses : [pected to be ready Sund~y ter, remained in eighth place. Team Pis. when the Cleveland Browns Fremont Ross and Shelby Mich. State 1!5) (IHl) 318 .tackle the Minnesota Vikings in were the newcomers in the top 2 Nebraska (9) (6-0) 307 Cleveland Stadium. 10, displacing Lima Senior and CHICAGO ruPli-Leo Dur- 3: Arkansas illl 16~) 305 Bem was knocked cold by a Niles in the select list Lima ocher, a baseball fnebrand blow in the head in the f1rst · · 1928 d 1 ed 1 4. Notre Dame (1-l 241 ' was a 25--6 loser to Middletown, smce · es r~y a_ ou~- 5_ Florida (4-1) 132 quarter of Sunday's game and Niles absorbed s 19-0 lick- year-old front office policy In ·· against the New York Giants 1 123 Waller Beach who usuall.y · inD from /\kron St Vt'ncent his first public moments as new &. LoU!dsJana State (5-1) Cub 7 Pur ue (4-l-IJ 117 • • · · · 1 th Chi The Sandusky-Fremont Ross manager 0 . e cago s, a· Missouri (4-l -t) fi6 starts at the other safety, re- 1 · .do . . and he prnm1sed today the new · ted 1 tl · . · I h Fr1 y rught will be the cas ld x _ 9. Sou . cam. (4-l·l) no 1er exammatJOn , k 43 por . or a_ 1 60th meeting between the two 00 ne:t te~~r to the play 10. U.C.L.A. (3--l-1) of hts bleedmg ulcer and ~as I 39 schools, but tile Blue Streaks · ~ h Yeded Second IQ-1I Alabama . told he could resume hgbt , 38 1 have won six of the ,.-.. n~~~t seven condroc eftr neb'IS appmn o~ yt men se-t 12 • Tennes'"''"" ~~. 13 • Geor"·,a' workouts this'II week. !I a er .x... ~. o n_ h ·I years. · Tech 28· 14 Texas 21 . 15 Ken· Ot::aC WJ resume heavy was announced Monday to de' · · · work next week and is ex 1}fct d clare himself •·manager not tucky 21: 16, Utah State 16; 17, to be . d. . e h ad h" r th c b ' · Minnesota 15; 18, Stanford 13; reactJva~e m t1me fnr the e coac o e u s, w1p. . next game wtth New York on Ameriu"s Wrgest S•lli"g tip• · ~ Pro Football ing out the club practice of 19 (lJel , Pnncl!lon and Texas N 14 numerous coaches and no lead- Tech 9. ov · I Standings er, which had existed since Other teams receiving votes PRO STANDINGS 1961. - Washington Slate, Wyoming, NATIONAL LEAGUE Now, Durocher said, he and Ohio State, Georgia, Syracuse. Eastern Division General Manager John Holland W. L. T. Pet. tl~ spend ~~e w~nlerd tryitg to Cleveland . . • 5 J 0 833 ra e or o erw1se eve op a · Durocher team. St. Louis ... 4 2 0 .667 Sp<ed Seeker POMEROY LANES CUSTOM MADE LOOK & FIT. New York ..... 3 3 0 .500 "I'm not looking for the long Women's Sunny Knighten Oallas .. · .. .. 2 4 0 .333 ball," he said. "I'm looking for Oct. 24, 1965 Philadelphia .. 2 4 0 .333 speed. I'm not wailing for W. L. ALUMINUM Pittsburgh .... I 5 0 .167 somebody to hit out or the Dally Sentinel 14 I , Washington ... 1 5 0 .167 park. I like to run. 1 like to hit ' lola's Beauty Shoppe 11 7 Western Division to right field, or on the ground Crow·s Steak House 8 10 W. L. T. Pet. and move my man around. Friendly Tavern 7 Green Bay .... 6 0 0 1.000 " I believe I'm unorthodox. 1 Forest Run Block 7 e Lifetime Durability Baltimore . . . . 5 1 0 .833 don't want a safety first play€r. Dutton Drugs 7 CONGRATULATED - Jitn O'Brien , Pomeroy Attorney, is congratulated by Lar• Smooth Silent Efficiency ry Baker, left, after O'Brien won the Pomeroy Golf Club match play championship Mn Francisco . 3 3 0 .500 I want players to bear down High Game and Series on Sunday. Baker advertising salesman for the Ohio Valley Publishing Company, Chicago .. .. .. 3 3 0 .500 Jand go for everything they can! olyn Bachner, 199, 493 ; Ulnh 1• e Outside· Inside Cleaning • • was runner-up. O'Brien won 7·5 in the 36 hole match with Baker for the dub cham- Minnesota .. .. 3 3 0 .500 get. l want players who will ITeam Game - Dutton Detroit .... .. . 3 3 0 .500 run 911 feet. 642; High Team Series - Cm..;;•, t Customized fit pionship. Mr. O'Brien was runner-up to Bub Stivers for the title in 1964. - Photo Los Angles 1 5 0 .167 1 "We've got the nucleus of a Steak House, 1762. by Hugh Custer. ePositive Stop Lock . Sunday's Reiiulb good ball club we can buildi .. •. 1 B WL G .Cleve1and 38 New York 14 around. We've got some pretty I One of the nlcknpmes for JUNIOR ~lXEOINLEAGVl': Green Bay 13 Dallas 3 good ball players in (Bllly) Wil· r.eor•ia is "Empire Stale of Washington 24 St. Louis 20 hams, (Ron) Santo and tEmie) ISouth.'1 BUILDERS SUPPLY Oct. 16, 1985 Chicago 38 Detroit 10 Banks, and six or !reven pretty~ ---- ~------~ COMPANY w. L. Baltimore 35 Los Angeles 20 good pitchers." any bonus arrangements ·oo i 1 Team No. I 9 3 Pittsburgh 20 Philadelphia 14 Ourocher, 59, signed a three- Iperformance or attendance, and The Athens Bulldogs, lead· to Nelsonville for a crack Team No. 2 9 3 Minnesota 42 San Francisco 41 year contract with the Cubs, al l '"id the long term pact N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. ers in the Southeastern Ohio the last place Hounds, and, Team No. 5 6 6 SUnday's Games an undisclosed salary without Holland's idea. illllll!llll!llll!llll!lilll!l..llllllll!!lillllllllllllll at Cleveland Athletic League, get a breath- Att·ens, will enjoy a hr"'t~f·r 1Team Tt!amNo. No.36 45 1 8 Minnesota B 1 irn er this Friday when they enter- before the big match with at ore at Sao Francisco . fl · Team No. 4 3 9 Oallas at p,·ttsburgh Ch Th tain the seventh place Porne- BuIIdogs. e 1e ams roy Panthers, just onr. we@k be- heavy ravorites to down Nelson- I High Game - J. Anders?n, Detroit at Los Angeles 196•.· M. K. Hennessy, 157 ; High Green Bay at Chicago fore thl;!y journey to Logan to ville and stay on the heels tangle with the Chieftains in a the league leaders. Ser~es - J. ~nderson, 476 ; B. Philadelphia at Washington game that may well decide the White, ~ 96 - Hlgh Team Game St. Louis at New York t965 SEOAL championship. Gallipolis travels to and Sertes - Team No. 2, 885, AMERICAN LEAGUE ..' port Friday night for a go 2526. Eastera Dlvlsioa Last Friday night the Bull- the fifth plac-e Jackets: A w Pel dogs played host to and defeat- lipolis win over thepJackets BANTAM GIRJ.S t.EAGUE Buffalo .... .. 6 ~ ~- _ 857 1 ed the Gallipolis Blue Devils another win over omeroy Ocl 19, 1K5 H 3 0 500 24-0, as they leaped another hur- following week will keep W. L. . N::·~:rk .'.'.'.' 5 1 •000 1 dle on th~ir w~y to the first Blue Devils in the first division. Team No. 4 3 1 Boston . .. .. 0 6 1 · 3 2i SEOAL IItie smce 1950· Rounding out SEOAL No. 2 Western Division .OOO 0 Pomeroy gai-nered ih first . this coming Friday night will ~eam ~ - ~ 2 21 W. L. T. Pet. SEOAL win Friday night down- be the Jack son-Wellston game ea_m 0 · 1 3· San Diego 5 o 2 1.1100 lng Nelsonville 36-0 as both at Jackson. The Ironmen are H~g~ Gam~ - Reesa Booth, I Oakland . . 4 2 l .667 teams battl ed to stay out of the tied with Gallipolis for third 89; High Senes - Team No. 1 Kansas City . . 3 3 1 .500 267• league cellar. 1place, while Wellston is riding Denver .. 3 4 0 .429 Logan. defending SEOAL in sixth. Buffalo 31 Oenver 13 champions, kept their title Here is Friday night's sched- BANTAM BOYS LEAGUE Sunday'• Re!lults hollt!s alive Friday night with ule, with current won and lost Oct. !0, 1965 Buffalo 31 Denver 13 a hard-rought 12-0 victory over records in parenthesis: W." L. Houston 38 Kansas City 36 Jackson. A Logan win against Gallipolis {3-2) at Middleport Team No. 8 8 2 Oakland 30 Boston 21 Alh<ns on Nov. 5 at Logan (~); Pomeroy (1-4) at Athens Team No. 3 5 3 :Only Game Scheduled), could mean a two-way tie for (5-0); Wellston (2-3 ) at Team No. 5 5 3 Sunday's Game• 1 the 196.1 SEOAL crown. son (3-2 ); and Logan (4-1) at Team No. 4 4 Boston at San Diego Thh: week the Chieftains go Nelsonville t0-5). Tea~ N~. 2 2 6 Qakland at Kansas City H1gh Game and Serl~s - Lar- Houaston at Buffalo ry Warner, 1&1: 254; Htgh Team Denver at New York Game and Senes- Team No.li-..-.., -.....,..,..,.... tJ. 746, 1433. Association (NCAA) Monday approved Memphis all the permanent site of the Liberty Bowl because the city "offered the greatest potential opportunity for success." Bowl President A. F. (Bud) Oudley, contacted at his Phitadelphla office, said the decision came from Stan Bates, Ed. chairman of the NCAA's extrato events committee. He 1aid Bates, Washington Slate Urjversity athletic director, C 1 Leo Durocher Takes Chicago Cub position II. . II 1 n:::f EDWARD" .· - BOWLING STORM WINDOWS AilS Hosts Pomeroy Fri.da GAHS Plays at MI' ddl eport II Snyder, Adams Remain One-Two in SEO Scoring COLEMAN HEATING SALES & SERVICE Harold Cbaao, Mtlr. Locust St, Mkldlaport Pllono WY 2-2511 • Served on Syracuae Council • Sponsor of Syracuse Community Baseball Park Your Vote 1nd Aid• Will Be App,.ci,ted .l ' . THANK YOOJ Pot Adv. - . .... ~- ~lllatl , _ . totally new 1pot1a-luxuty Xt's. hleh-porlnr· IIIDCO GT'I, otepnlly poneloct Squire ....... CGIIverliblesi 11011 perf..-- mrl Slontlanl Ill tho Fairtano GT: 390-cublc-lnc:ll V-8 • Buckel -~~. dual oxheusta, GT ltrlpoa. • Consoiemounlld shift lowlr. • AI-- Sport Sllilt Crulso-0-Matlc (on QTIA- ) - o "blo and bot~· tnnllllissm-- • • - or ., TRUSnE OF SUTTON TOWNSHIP DON'T IE PINCHED for Ollb. JUII phODe City Loan for a quick OX: Tben llop for your money. It's euler .. than you tbiDk. 'J'hrifty budpt tenua. You are ·orurtt tillite tl]e pleasant difference ill our, J!8l'IOIIIIl, helplul aervlee here. .nanuaL lb&IIDIJ -1 ""'ddtld II . . - JIMr•'"" ..,_ ·an- LOAN 6 lovlop O. .. -- · I CHASE HARDWARE Robert W. "Bob" Louks · •' New high performance-up to 390-cu.in. V·B. New features-like.a doubly convenient"his and hers"transmission. New convenience-like a dual-action wagon tailgate. ===-;1 The Blue Devil!' Pete Anderson and Dick Long each dropAthens' Todd Snyder took ' 12~ shutout over Jackson. ped one notch in tile •landings Drmer hold on the scoring r~;~ l :~;~·~;, h3d been fourth but ts after Friday night'• loss lo AlbIn the Southeastern Ohio J tied for second. Both Ad- ens. A~;~derson is seventh with letir League race Friday ams and Gasser have 44 points. 20 points, and Long is eighth with a brace of touchdowns · 1o fourth. from third with. 18. the Bulldogs downed place, was Lvgan's Cliuck Kern- Tied with Loog for eighth 24-0 per, with 36 points. Kemper place, however, is Wellston's Snyder's tv > touchdowns held scoreless against the John Pope, who scored one of three extra point i t.h~ R{ICk~' two touchdowns 8· netted him 18 points, and i The Bulldogs' Don Mclnlur!,j galnat Middleport Friday night. the league lead with a total who bas 21 points, failed to seorre 1Pope I! making his first appear51J points. Gallipolis, and retalna 1 anee among the lop 10 scorers Although he scored fifth spot in league scoring, Ill ha ie"«U•· touchdownt Athens' Dick Adoms with B. Moore of ' tioundtnii out the lop 10 In stayed in 'second place but who scored the Jackets' SEOAL scoring are Danny Giltied by Logan's John touchdown In their tU ioss more, Gallipolis, and Gary Haywho tallied twice for til< Wellston Friday night. nes, Nelsonv!Ue, each wllh 14 points. Both were scoreless Fri· day night. Last week both were tied for ninth place. CANDIDATE FOR KING TEST-DRIVE FAIRLANE '66 THE TOTALLY CHANGED CAR ! JU$T IEL().W SIMON'S FOOD MARKET -·' .... - COLUMBUS (UPI) _ San- Iplace Massillon 22 flrsl-place The Tigers, who toppled dusky put in a. bid for lhe votes to Sandusky's six, but highly-regarded Altoona, Pa., Ohio high school football those second and third-place from the unbeaten ranks Satur<"h~mpionship today, although points piled up for the Blue day night, battle third-ranked h T" t e season has about three Streaks. Two weeks ago, San- Warren Hardin& tn tgertown, more weekends to go. dusky traiie<l Massillon by 101 and Sandusky takes on ninthThe Blue Streaks challenged points and last week the mar- ranked Fremont Ross in a Massillon for the No. 1 Class gin was down to 64. Buckeye Conference showdown. AA rating In Ohio by closing But this could be the most ClnclDnBU Big Gainer the gap between first and sec- important week of the season If either one should falter, the ond place to 31 points In the as far as the top contenders are race for the state championship United Press International Ohio concerned. Both Massillon and would be all over. Sandusky coaches ratings. Sandusky bump against their most certainly will take over The 40 coaches voting in this biggest roadblocks to Wlbeaten the No. 1 spot if Massillon falls week's ralingl still gave first- campaigns. Ito Warren, and if the Blue - ~-· . Tigers Retain Top Spot in UPI Poll ' ON.MAIN 1T. IN POMEROY ' Jl,- • ' . 1 fallo. lano Xt: Ric:h carpetlna. wall-to-wau. • Con- toured buc:ket seats, all-vinyl trim. • Padded dash and wfaon. • Automallc c:ourt01y li{!ht& In the doqrs ..• and mono! _....._ .... t Now Maslc Doorcatw (standard OR au Ford, Fairlane W88QRI)-it's • door and • tailgate!• New "reversible" ignition key-worb either side up. • Keyless door locking. • Foat-oponlod parkins brako. • New 7-item standard Piety package. lq falrloao '&6-«JQUr Ford KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC., 461 Doalor'•- . Third . . St., �.,.~1 . . . .. .. . . .. . . ... ~ . ' " r I, \ Voice of Broadwav ••• reporting ~ her to play Aimee Semple MePherson in the story of the col· orful evangelist that has been planned as a Hollywood movie for years and years and years ... 'ftle new target dale being set by the top brass In our space program for moon landings is now very early 1969. It's bellev· ed that the United States has seriously cut down the Soviet space advantsge, Mark Lawrence may Duy a ~BO-seat showplace and make it Into Ute world's largest off • Broadway Uteatre. Not a bad idea; make tickets a lot cheaper and a lot more people would go to see plays. It happens all the time in oUter cllies . Rod· dy McDowall found out where his pal Sybil Bllrton Christopher was hiding out Jn Bucks County and sent her a telegram saying that he and 40 of their clos· st friends were arriving for lunch. It's a good bet that Burton Lane won'! be collaborating wilh Alan Jay Lerner any mare. Friends of Lane feel be has been "neglected'' in promoting · -- - Racine to Ute Black Walnut fes· !ivai at Spencer, w. va. Old Town Flats Society Notes - "On A Clear Day You Can See Forever." One even snapped: "'I'Ile way be tAianl acts you'd think Utere wasn't any music in it." . ~ell _of conroe Utere Is, and 1t I qwte prettY, but let's face it, Mr. Lane's music isn',t nearly as good as Mr. Lerner s Iynes · · · Sandy Koulax has Ute Madison Avenue boys baffled. No sports figure in the last decade has been so much in de~ lo~ indorsements and commercials, and no sports figure in memory has beP.n less inclined ~ do them. Tl¥! weep1ng experts estimate Sandy has turned down at least 150,000 m easy ~oney. . In answer to wtics who thmk "The Loved One" " anti-Amer· ican, T~ny Ricbar~o, who direct~d I_t, says. he s seriously conSJdermg makmg America ~s permanent home . because . It has .the most excthng a~d stunulatmg atmosphere m tbe world." Tip to Tony: Just don't buy a house that's within rifle range of a funeral_ home, a pet ~metery, a certatn movie ~tuclio, or several other establishments we could me~t•on · · · · · "Fade Out Fade In, ' laded In and out on Broadway twice, but somebody still isn't giving up. The big sign at 51st and I be Main Stem advertises it as if the musical were going lull Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Jordan of Dearfield are visiting Mr. and Mrs, Arlie West a week. Mr. Arle West Visited Rev. blast, - Doreas News Notes I.Nthtr SHOES & 1001$ Roush's Shot Stort • Introducing the tuned car~ 1966' i'~.,_....,_ ;~:~f ~:r~::e:r. and ••t BLAmNAR AUTO co.,soo E. Main St., Pomeroy, o. Dallayry;:.::::::::;;:;;::;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;=:.:=======::==========::;;:;;;:;i;;:;:;;;=~ • I POWER ,LI • lock, Slllft cir Slip? PUTDTa, an latDmtd poWder "' lro ................. oz lo .... plabil, fi0141 taiM teeth Jn()l'f Armtr 1D plllet. Do aot 1Ude, .Up or rock. No rwnm., 650 l 670 Every drop of Ashl111111 ~ GaloJinejf,:padlad '1111111 il"' , . ' energy. You climb~ with ~..,._-,,._aaw-. with eonfidenc:e aQd satetr. o.To oi 11 iae ..,.. tlllf. ·~ 13 • 14.28 . . . .~ "' . .~ hidden under your tlood-~ !II -Ad ..,._, "~"·· · GIIIIIIIAIL 8och ~ A-Aa..-1 Aat Be(lll!lr lire V'!W'4. J;il.;, 1Ddaw at , _ ... . ...lf ... ·~ - 7 I 1 .... . ... ~ '·/ · 750 15 • 14.60 X 14 • 17.19 lubeleu blackwalla 800 X 14 • 18.83 tubeless blackwolll AIL PIUCES PLUS Total time and savln•• deposits $ 782,823.t+ Good Ne-.c "Mit ttCJinr.r'e" X tube type blackwalls LIAIILITIII Demand depollll of indlv14u!lls, partnor1hlps, and eorponlionl ................ ......... $ 1!23,249.7~ 'l'lme and savings d-tll of individuals, parlllei'Jhips, and corporations -·········'·· 782,823.44 llfpooits ol United Slcteo Govmment •••••••••• 4!7.03 Deposits of st.te1 and polideol suhdivillons -·- ~2.83MO TOTAL DEPOSITS -··-·-···-· fl,359,845.82 Total demand depoolta ....... $ 576!!2.18 . TAX WITH DOUBLE-STRONG CONSTRUCTION TOTAL LIAIIUI'III:8 ••••.•.••••.••••••• , ••1,119,11411.82 " All Other CA,.TAL ACCOUNTS Cemmon •~ell-par value per silllfll $100.00 No. iharto authorlled 100 " Sins No. ohareo outnedlnJ 100, Total p1r 'U'I!ue . _ f !fbrpiUI ~ .• - ~ _----···-·--·----------·-···-···-Undivided profits .............................. TOTAL CAP!T.U. ACCOUNTS ··'1'···------- In Stock ·. !!!,!!.91 TOTAL LIAB!L!Tfll .AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ' •.•••.•••.•••••• l, FREELAND S. NOIIRJS, O.sblor, of the above-named ll,Pit: olb hereby daetare that lhia reporl of condition Is true IOftwcl to th6 bolt of Jlllllmowledp ancl•bellel. FREELAND S. NORRIS Hud~~ cab1net. with ~n• lurnit"t-look. BAKER furniture X tuhele,. blaekwalls liS, Mr!. L&wrence BufJh, Ra- • Admiral Color Balano.w Cir<luit ••. maiMa1DI PfOJter ntle Mt. and Mn. Jake Bush and ~. ju~ ~ ~ feeUq, PA8'l'IB'l1lililll.lllbt i non· •oSdl • Do. nat mur. ObiCIU "J)lat.e odor lnatb". o.t J'ABTD"l'B at dtUJ ctn.mtm everywbert. cine Route, Mr. dnd Mrs. Har- bet.W'el!n colon w Brighton Pa • 28,000 Volto or Pt.toue Pow• ... ro. brlah._, . , _ p1c<uno !ey Rllode I, Ne I • 8mart ContemJ;K~UIJ' Stylfnr In 0,..~ Watnt FiaWI f•mily, local, and Mrs. Willard 41010 IliA~ wldo, IB'-~; .doot>l Piggott of Lonll Bottom Route. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Rhodes al New Brlg~n. Pa., visited A Small Dow11 Mr. Milo Rhodes and Mr. and Peymontand Mrs. Orville Rllodes and son, Juot 5.00 ~r Gary recenUy. week Mr. and Mn. Arlie West acMIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ Mrs. Donna Hay· lll4 dqllter, Slleryl ol i_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ '' ..........,........,. ................. 1 Adn•lral~ i \ •::·:::~==~~:::: Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jcen- and Mrs. John Busch recently. Some of the brains In the Mr. and Mrs. Omar bower called on Mr. and Mrs. Democratic Party see Mayor Gene Congo and family recent- Mr. Wesley Cozart visited Mr. W&gner's mild endorsement of • ly. Dave Wickline of Racine. Abe Beame as "smart poli· Mr. and Mrs. Harley Me- Mr. and Mrs .. Barney Shain tics." 'I'Ile reason that if Mr. Laughlin of Columbus and their of Anllqurly v1srted her moth· Beame loses, Wagner w'll relranddaughters, Lena and E\iz. er, Mrs. Garnet Srruth. gain ali the prestige be lost aheth Henderson, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Slmey Powell with Paul Screvane'a prlmwcy visited Mre. Ellzabeth Hoffner and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence defeat and come out of Ute elecand Mr. and Mrs Charlie Car· Johnston, local, Mr. and Mrs. tion as "Ute man they snowu1 roll and family. OUter callers Tay Beaver, Letart Falls, Mr. have listened to." James were Mr. Rober! Ours and Ru· and Mrs. Bobby Joe Wolle, Ra· Mason frankly tells people by Van Meter. cine Route, Mr. and Mrs. El· wasn't pleased with hi! per· Mrs. Anna Healey is at the mer Parsons and granddaughter formance in "Gbengia Khan." Meigs General Hospital for called on Mr. and Mrs. May- (That's all right, honey; 1101 treatment. She has been living wood Johnston. many of us saw it.) Ylilh her brother and wife, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Maywood John- --'---- - - - - - and Mrs. Camll. Mrs. Mae ston called on her son, Mr. and Dear Althea, Van Meier has had slrep throat. Mrs. Paul Brooks and family Mr. Harley Keyse of Patas· and her sister, Mr. and Mrs, 1 " / csn't decide whether lola visited his broth ...Jn-iaw Harold Brannon, all of near i I like Half and Halfl and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tuppers Plains and called on I for their rich taste Autherson. Mr. and Mrs. Simey Powell, or mild flavor." Mr. and Mrs. Carl Autherson local. visited their daughter, Mrs. El-Mrs. Mae Jobnston Dear Smoker, va Dailey and daughter, Judy, "Why bother? Sliversville. MIGHTLV MAGNUMS Mrs. Nona Long and son, at· NEW YORK (UP!) - Two enjoy both." tenrJed the funeral of Mrs. Ber- well - known designations for tta Nida at Spencer, W. Va. wine bottles go back to the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denni· days of the ancient Israelites. son of Dayton and their two I the Wine Institute reports. sons, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Dow· The Jeroboam (doubl~,' mag. ler and five children, and Mrs. 1 num) IS named for the m1ghty Mary Clonch, Athens, visited mao of valor" who led the 10 Utelr grandmother, Ml'. Nona northern lrtbes of israel m Long. revolt against King Rehoboam, Mr. and Mrs. William Ables who gave the name to the and childrt!n visited Mr. and triple-magnum. He was lhe son Mrs. Clyde Van Nest of Rav· and successor of King Solomon enswood, W. Va., and Mrs. Gol· and the last monarch of the da Van Nest returnerl horne af. old Kingdom of Israel. !e!' spending the past two weks - --with Mr. and Mrs. Ables and cblldren. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Congo and family visited his lather, Mr. Charlie Congo and family at Portland. Tbey also visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. GIJ. bert Nuuer of near 1\lppers Plains. Mrs. Hazel Congo and child· ren vlaited Mrs. Laura Wells and Mrs. Una Dotson. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Grueaer and flrnfly of Pomeroy vlolled her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wines and helped eel.. brate his birthday. Gake was served after the dinner in his honor. Mr. Reed Gande called on Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wines. Bill Pickens is spending his leave wilb bts parents. He will return to the U. S. Na.yy at Norfolk, Va. Those who visited Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre and family were Mr. and Mre. Gary Johnaon, Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brat:f', Racine, Mr. Law· renee Friend and chtltlren ol Canal Winchester. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre and soot vi•ited her parents, Mr. The TYLIIR Model LGIIIOl and Mrs. Clint Johnson, Port.· Quallty :13• ColoR TV land. They also visited her (23" overau dtotonat. 274sq. Ins. viewable area) sister, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gil· • Admiral Bxdulve Color Videlity Controt ••. ll!!!l colorw • len, Chesler. you know Usem Recent visitors of Rev. and : • Admi~al Autoaatlc DegauMlnc C~~t ... pard• ap.lu1 color 1mpurlU.. cau.ed by mapetu: mterfereoce Mrs. J ohn Busc h were Mr · and • Front Vidto Pecakint Selector ••• elimilla&ea 1m.t. io pinane Mrs. Dwight Hoback, Roland· • Lilhl«l "Uoitiood" Cha~•• Solodo.., , .,.. """' ........ -!Qo I OaiJr ~ PoDaorM!clllleport, o., Oct. 28, 1985-11 $4 99 to $7 99 a, DOROTHY KILGAI.Let. Gos•lp 11 Gotham Financier Eddie Gilbert, who made big black headlines a few oeasons ago when he fled ~ Brazil to avoid an awkward sitoalion is currenUy In a mood to cele~ate. He and his ond wife, Turld, expect their second baby in May ... 'ftle poUUcal grapevine is IKwing with the startling news that Adam Clayton Powell may be the next leader of Tammany Hall. 'He can do it while in Congress as Charlie Buckley did in Ut~ Bronx.) 'I'Ile story goes that Adam will succeed Ray Jones, who will become Manhattan Borough President when Mrs. Motley moves to a Federal judgeship. Obviously Adam bas become more serious, or ''imsge conscious;'' he was in a Harlem nightclub the oUter evening and when a photogra· pher asked for permission to record the event a tamale aide curtly issued the ukase: "No pictures." Jenniler Jones, now in Lon· don starring in "The Idol," has a very interesting project cook· ing. A deal is in the works for have sold ll!elr home at East 4-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0~ OCt. 28, 19951?;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-lllllllll;ilj ~-~~~~ . ' ~ COUDtry home. lis and family of ArliJI&Wil, BtlMlJSTAIW GIIEENS . Mre. Harold Beegle spent a an ·and famlly of Wooster, Pan! ARE NUTIIlTIONAL Glove day in Logan and visited Mr. and family of Columbus, and NEW YGI\Il1 WPI) -A cupand Mrs. George L. Beegle. Mrs. Bradford's brother, Reed lui ol cookecnnllllard greeao, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolfe Rose, Newark. 140 grams, provldel 61 per eeal By Edna Knop~ and Mr. and Mrs. OUs Knopp mare. tbon the recommended • • Mrs. Ann Beegle, Mrs. Betty spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cunnlq· dally allowabCe, of vitamin A Size 8~ toe Carpenter and daughter, Crick· Ute Dick Sterretts at Galllpo- ham and family and his lather, for an adult, almost the entire et, spent several days in Co- lis. Arthur CUnnlngham of East allowance of vitamin C, a lumbus vislling Mrs. Dale (Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford Liverpool SJ)e.llt a week end fourth of the Iron and a useful Ann Gaul) JohnBon, who under- has returned borne after a three with Mr. ~ Mrs. Earnest amount of other vllamlns and Midcllepott went surgery. week visit with ~ sons, Cur· Johnson. minerals, Jncludln& folle add. Miss Beverly Hunt spent a weekend with Sharon and Don- 0 na Thelos, Mr. and Mrs. 'I'Ilomas Brut· van of Chagrm Falls, Mrs, Ar· thur Tarr and son, Shawn, ol Athens and Mrs. Edith Grimm of Jackson spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolfe. Mrs. Harold Beegle of Du· , I Iuth, Mtnn., Is visiting with her daughter, June Wendorf, and grandsons, Randy and Jell. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Evans and daughters visited over a recent weekend with her par· euts, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Salser. Spencer (Punkie) Carpenter, son of Mrs. Betty Garpenle~, anived home by plane irom ~ht-. cago, where be is attending achool to spend a weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolle called on Mr. and Mrs. Clar· eoce Wickline and daughter, DeIoria Saturday. Wlult ••kett • ear • ear . . .,.._., pe..... - - . .... Mrs. Earnest Johnson spent all tiUHlll tetedler .. I U - • BaleiL. 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'"" Sent•rn~L KNOTTS USEO FURNITURE and AUCTION 1163-2nd. ~1\nr• p~~ .... . tnrmATU.m nn jon•. namP ann plete t'$latcs or sma ll lots. •tal1.ll'll . ..,.,~ure SPECIAL a 1""" .. ... lienee , . Insurance I Dallils W,alker, Mason WANTED : $26.50 for clean Gin. - - -- - · -- - s~ng dropped, 11.011 to ;GRANGE INSURANCE. Mullen Va., Call 773-5686. 10 12 Uc per lb. Bill Bailey, HeP.dsvi lle lnsurance J\gency, lnc., Porn. Ohio. 10 23 31 ~ eroy. Phone WY 2-3381. Farm Machinery i I Uc I ANTIQuE Furniture. FARMAL Super H. tractor and miRrellaneous Call or write: lnsur11nrp equipment, $500. 19:i3 Ford Ml'!l Howud Cecil, 800 w. Mullen Insurance Agency. tnc Pickup, $175 . Poulin Chain Main St.. Pomeroy Pomeroy, Pbone WV 2-338l. saw, direct Drive 1125. Ph. I WI 9-2634. 10 22 6lc j;;;;;;;n-;;;::;:;-;::::.=.:9 Help Wanted PHOTO Coi7'"S S.,.,ce Cop - -..., lei made Ill legal papero William W. Belknap, then U. . 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THAT I~A'.f; 1 •• I• ART SANSOM ARE YOU C~AL.LEIJbiU5 I ~ EASY TERMS .•• GMAC Financing Available I SEN1 TH6'fll0 ME, O:PtAINING c·~~ w KARR &VAN ZANDJ -- "\'ou'U Uke Ow c,jU&UIJ Way el 'loilll! Buslllea" ·= WY 2·5342 • ' .- ._,,, ~· ............... ....... ____ ,,. · Potneroy Ohio ....... " ,.,_ . . . ...... ~ 11-lAT THEY DIDIJ1 SHOW ~.. ll<E'A mYOU Cadillec - Oldsmobile __ h. ... -~ • r · lE.v'~R ;,'l.'u-zm ~ ~OLKS CJID ~ By BRANNER j V·8 motor, automatic trans., power brakes, power steering, radio, like new white. sidewall tirel. LoOks and drives real cood. This week only .•• ~-- ---:-:'7~::---8",-'29~tf~c: By HAROLD GRAY '1 ~!fORcEPS' • 98 TOWN SEDAN Auto Sales 1!164 VOLKSWAGEN, wsw'!l radio. .. ,_. LJ ga.sollne heater. 446.2917 Andi ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 59 OLDS n.t~y Marine Supplies 116 FT~board, 125-H.P. motor, I blmL and trailer $275. Phone f WI 9-3151 or after 5 p.m. WI 9·3089. I0.25·3tc ' ReY . 5:25 Weather 5:311 Sunset Boulevard 7:40 News 7:45 Sign Of! 1c15 Sign On. Musical ~tock 7:2:5 New!l in Briel 7:30 Musical Clock 1:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8: 10 Sports Today 8: 15 Weather Plctura 8: 16 Pt. Pleasant Foolbill 10,30 Songs !or Children 10:45 The Golden Key u,oo News II :f' Saturday Show 12 :00 Local. Ohio, Nat. News 12 20 Bull.tln Board 12 :25 News 0 Grams 12 ·30 Saturday Natinee 1:30 News Headlinea 1:31 Sr~turday Matinee lc55 News 2:00 iMurday Matinee 2:30 News Headlines %:31 Saturday MatmEe 2:55 Newa 3:00 St-turdav Matinee 3:30 News Headlines 3 31 Saturday Matinee 3:55 News 4:00 D1scing with Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue 1:00 News Roundup 5: II Interlude 5:30 Community Choirs 6:00 Dinner Musicale 7:00 Dance Party 7;40 News 7:45 Off the Air IIAJ.JD6D Me 1HE SPotJG!O~ REDUCED $2()9.00 ~ • • r•,._, 11 t.tn~ rnn . . v w"~ .............. Llnooln Cu rne Monday Tb•ougb Friday 7:1> Sign On, Musical Clock 7:25 News in Briel 7:30 Musical Clock U!i Echoes ol Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8:10 Sporta Today 1: lli Weather Plclurt 8:16 MusiCal Clock I:55 Community News 9:00 Talk o1 tho Town i :55. Mason County Newo 10:00 Public Service 10·0> Family Worship Hour 10 3o LatchslriJII 11:00 News 11:® Morning Melodies (except Friday, Church BeUa Ring) II 45 World News 11 :55 Masofl County News 12 00 Community News 1.2:05 Nooo News 12:10 Manets 12:15 Mid Day Weather 12 20 Bulletin Board 12·?S New• 0 Grams 12:30 County Agent 12:f5 Country Go Round 1:55 Newo Beat Z:llll Country Go Round 2:55 News Beat ! cOO Mid Way Matinee 3:55 News Beat. . 4:00 D1sclnP, W1th Doss 4:30 Interchange 5:00 Commumty News Co 5.05 M · ason unl) News 5:10 World & National News 5:15 SpoUtght oo Sporll THE BORN LOSER .._d•ancflment. Prep•ra•nn lra1n1n1 u 1nn1 u requ•red Thnunm1P 01 kmlo 11peo IC!I~n.. nce n1uatiJ unn~nG-r.,nmu , .~ , ., ,, ...:lluo l m~ n ~ re'lnlr""'""'" Call ... LIJ &nn , • .,, 2.00 [\t)WS 5:00 Jim Mees ~how ew farsons %.311 Sunday ,.,<'wr.at: 5:30 Rizer's Welther Report 8,00 Sundown Ser • J 1:50 Sports Parall6 us Stg ono e _ . .--....!.. --~011 nou111 I' R E~, Furn iture and hous~;>hold goods. We will buv com- .. . ~~>Dmllf' ~l'NIM YS - tTt•esday; 7:30 Sign on _ Arm, Hour 10:45 family Worshlp (Thurs. ) 7:55 News W: ~ A . ~. C..:. Program (Fndayl 8:00 Baptist Layma:tn'J Bow 1'00 News 8:3U Sunda) Show ll.Db l'iPy 's Country Juoctlon i :30 The Bible SpeaJ.• lo You 11.311 fluy's Country HymDll 8:45 LeglslaUvo Rtport 12.00 Cement ~loci Ne"" 10 oc The Good r.tte li 3tJ Go.ssler's Guest Star uu. Congre.,man Moetter 1Fru1ay1 10 :30 The Country H)'lllllti IZ:30 LIIIT)' ~nderson Show 11:30 The Qwel Hour mers S:ll.' Jim Mees Sbuw l2·00 News · f: II Btaettnar Auto Show 12:1 5 l'be ChrisUans Hour 4' 30 Electrtc "· N .....ump&.~ ews 12 ..30 ~ Ill& Rev 1\-lf'r\•r reets 4:41, JLm Mees Sho¥> l :atl The Rev. Silas· Billups ·Our Weekly SOME ...JOB. WJEH RADIO 6· 00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign Off 6 25 Paul tlowel'!l. Farm 6::-11 News 6:57 1 I.K· i' :Ill 7:30 T~E AMBULANCE ,..;;>, i' - �·:: ;!~ 'I '~ I. tDally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. o .• Oct. 26, 196~ dnesd o be .-..October Theme I~7• ond group We ay, cto r to participate in the JJf Junior Group missionary program. Miss Cia· . ra Sparks of Burandt, Africa. a ls 'Prayer' missionury nurae, will be goest Arrangements Mat'nly About Are Judged at People In ' l Club Meeting Pomeroy 1 Arrangements were judged ., Around And About MiddlepOrt Mrs. fdgefl is HaUoween Party i• the evening. Re!reshmenll rl · when . Jeffry Darst pumpkin race cookies, orang• Hostess G&17en punch and Ice cream wm Jef!ry Darst entertained with served to the goests .incJudlllll Class Meets a Halloween party Friday even· Melinda and Jack Humpbrey, . , . . lng at the home or his srand· Kenny and Becky Roush, Judy . 'l'lle Golden Rule Suridhy mother, Mrs. lleulah While, and Dickie Owen Bobby Pow· speaker. A Halloween party Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Rickard when the Rooe Garden Club Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay o! School Class of the Long Bot. with his mother, Betty Darst, ers Keith French and Jeffry. was announced for Saturday eve of Albany were SU~day guests held 1ts Oclobor meeting at the Columbus spent the weekend tom Churches held Its October asslstins. • mng. October 30 m the recrea· of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush borne of .Mrs. James Stout, Tup. w1th her sister and family, Mr. meeting at the home of Mr. The home was decorated with and family bon room. · pers PI ams. and M"· William Grueser and and Mrs. Lewis Edgell. The the Halloween theme using MEET TONIGHT An offering for mi~sions was Oh<?regor~ Ro~sh. student at Mrs. No~man McCain, presl- daughter, Debbie. president, Tress Swain conduct~ black and orange streamers, taken and the meetmg closed I JO UmverSity, spent the dent, was m charge of the meet.. Mrs. John Lyons and Mrs. ed devotionals and read Rom- skeletons, cats and witches. The American Legion Auxll· with the hymn, '·Whisper AIweekend wi:h his parents, Mr. ing, ,which was ope~ed by the ~ke Meadows of ~lumbus, vis- ans ~: 1-15 with prayer by Mrs. Candles provided light for the iary of Drew Webster Post wUI Prayer ". and Mrs. M11ton Roush and San- .Lords prayer In umson. R o II 1ted sunday In Pomt Pleasant, Edgell. Roll r.all was answered ghostly selling. meet tonight 81 7,30 at the [.o. Attendmg were Jack Jacobs, dra. . call was answered by each W. Va. w•th relahves. by namtng the Books of the Old Games were played during gion hall. Brenda and Denms Gilmore. Gordon Fisher, student at member namina an annual sow- Mr. and Mrs. James Cris-- Testament. · . .."& Karolyn Soulsby, Greg Eblin, Mountain State Busmess Col· ed In the !all. Mrs. Patricia well left Sunday lor Pitts. Benny and Becky Wnght, VIC· lege. Parkersburg, W: Va. spent G"''bel read the verse of the burgh, Pa. where they will vis- Pro,tects !o~ the Christmas ky, Ricky, Sherry and Terry the weekend with his parents, month. jt relatives. season were d1seussed and furClark Barbara and Keith Klem, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher and A demonstration of arrang.. Mr. and Mrs. James Brew- !her plans wlll be made alter ~~d ,~scuss.d. The t~eme/o~ Rodney Bailey Barbara Di· family. ments "Simplicity with Chrys- ington were In Columbus over Investigations are made of lA:to~r wasH prayer. n Jec .ana a~d Jimm); Lewis M'artha Mrs. Ellis King of Pt. Pleas- anthemums" was criyen by Mrs the weekend to attend the Am. points of interest. It was voted le<><;on ' Bail- ant, W. Va. was the Frtday · ~· · bouquet f4ll' each - bon " ow Cto Pray·" was and Linda Bakel Christme eve- Helen Goebel. Mrs. Eula Swan· erican Cancer Society Confer· to blW a wmter 1 1 glven Yd ' 1rs ' 1 more. Pans ev Darla and N~ncv Gill Dar- ning dmner guests of Mrs. Clar· preseAted a topic an the HBest ence held Saturday and Sun- of the churc~s and Mary were rna e tu ~!~~-~ -~~~!~h tn let;!" Mirhael, Donn i.e Wis~ and ence Andrews. way to brJng Chrysanthemums day. They attended as delegates Pierce was appointed to buy , a C""'· Hruce Jo.·obs of co.l Mr and Mrs. Milton Roush through the Winter." A special !rem the local unit. them. Men< & Boys !umbus. 1and Sandra of Syracuse were arrangement was by Mrs, Nei- Mrs. Jesse Lake, West Jef. The program was begun by lerson, and her daughter and group singing of ''Love Lilted ' Sunday . evening guests of Mr. set Weatherman. SLIP·ON I and Mrs. Clarence Andrews and Tbe traveli1111 prize was won family, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Me," aad the following read· family. by Mrs. E'ula Swan. A contest Ohlinger and son, Michael, Nel· lngs W<re given: "The HouseMr. and Mrs. Clay Parsons presented by the hostess was sonville, spent the weekend with wife's Prayer," and "The Par· were overmght guests Sunday won by Mrs. Grace Stout. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy son's Prayer," by Ara Myers, of her SISler, Mrs. Norman Me· Many lovely fall arra.g.. and Karen Gregg. both written by her sister; ''Per· . 1Callum They were enrou~e menls were judged with ribbons Visiting Sunday with Mr. and sonal Work," Leona Hensley; , Mlddh·pPr1 H 1 .~ h S!"hool h:~ s · from Charleston, W. Va., lhe1r awarded as follows: Blue rib- Mrs. B. F. Parmalee and her "Lame Excuses/' Ella Han, wt"konw_d a nurn_ber of nP••·. stu- I former home to Florida where bons to Mrs. Lois McCain, Mrs. mother, Mrs. Lud.ie Meadows oum; "~Bears Come In Differ. dl"'nt s },'lis ',t'M mdudmg < h~1_r - ~ they will reside. Patricia Goebel, Mrs. Helen were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mea· ent Sizes," Dave Yates; "What's Middleport, 0 . , Inti" I PPJWd . Ht' lpre, and Btll Mrs. Leroy Watson Is con fin- Goebel and Mrs. Ethel Arbaugh; dows and sons, Paul and Tim- Your Name?" Bess Webster: \1nndhrattgh Hu tl and, sen- ed to her home, Minersville by Red ribbons to Mrs. Helen my of Glenwood, W. Va. and uurgent Needs In The Church .= i11r~ . ( ll!lt It"' HiJI(·tlmb. B_ti d~e- j illness. Goebel; White ribbon to Mrs. Anita Vaughan and Mildred Today," Bess Larkins; "Who , p~rt. J)\,lnd W~lkt• r. Galllf)ol 1S; I Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Fis- Merle Griffith. Hawley of Huntington, cousins Is a Christian?," Monad Wil· ,~ trlil .J:;un1e hltt 'l t.l. B!'lp;e: cher and daughter and Mrs. The regional meeting to be oi Mrs. Parma lee. son; ''God Has Called Busy PomPro' Ohkt .) u ~ rm Sur-! a( e. 1\ l. Nn. \\1 V!!, Susie Fbcher were Saturday held at Little Hocking on NoRelatives from Middleport at- People," Mary Pierce, and "On .tntl l\_'1llard l)ut·~l. i't•mm·k visitors in Parkersburg, W. Va. vember 6 was discussed. The tendmg funeral services for the Sunday, .. by Bess Webster. TONIGHT thru WED . 1 ll1g!r S( lln, 1 Jllnt.l )l ~: ~el\ss1 .Mrs Susie Fischer was the county flower show to be held late Mr. Russell McDaniel held Ella Hannum gave ''Ten "HARUM SCARUM " Dav1 s. ll!•I!HP _lll;tr·l l's Snldl'r, I Sunday dmncr guest of her dau- at Pomeroy on November 27 in Charleston, W. Va. Thurs- Commandments Far Omrch F:lri , l'n·., lr\ . Fr ~rn .li• lillf'S. R<:~t'lnP : r I ;mt 1s Luwt· , Huj. ghter and son-in-law, Mr. and and 28 was announced and dis- day were Mrs. Joe Turner, Mrs. Services," and ''How To KHI \l.r n A.nn ~],!Ill!•\ land !"hul k Mullms. F e n- Mrs. Gerald Michael and fam- cussed. Vernor See, Mrs. Betty Wil- A Church." Tress Swain closed Featurttle; vm.·h Hrg h Sr·ho1•l. sophomorPs: !tly of SyrCJcuse. Guests for the evening Iiams, and Mrs .Earl Smith, with "Let The Mud Dry,'' 1'Let To The Wdd Ret urn Colorcartocns c1_n d ('h; u/r<; At'tker. H;H: h:Jel Mr. and Mrs. William ~ake Mrs. Floyd Stout and Mrs. Glen Middleport ; Russell McDaniel, Us Remember,'' followed by the Ad m l.~.,i nn "7fH' & 401'. ONLY r lll' l.m ta Ll'mll•y, Rwky \1or of Dorcas spent Sunday even- Stout. Refreshments were serv- Jr., Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. closing prayer by Charles Hen:trts. \l(d\" Ta.\ lor. all from ing with hts stster, Mrs. Susie ed by the hostess to 17 mem- Ray McDaruel, Akron: Mr. ley. THURSDAY , Octobtr 28 B ra db11 r~ Sheila i\1ajor, BelFischer bers and two guests. and Mrs. George McDaniel, Clif· Mrs. Swain ~nd Mrs. Han~ NOT OPEN pre D.t~ i•l Thmnr.,on Sh<id y- Mrs H A. Barnitz returned ton, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Har· DWD conducted Bible quizze9. ~ td t'. W \ '(1 .Jnnt· Surt.Jrt·. \1a - ~o her e ~p loymenl in the bu~- ~ ry Stewart, Point Pleasant. w_. The usual _potluck refreshFRIDAY and SATURDAY WIH wash, rinse llld spm Or)' 16 poon4 Oclob•r '29-30 load tn just 8 mrnutu. son . H(lsp 1\Ltrw St11nh·~. 1-'!. mrss ofrwe of Dr. J, J. Davts Va., Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Krl· ments and socml hour were en"ZE BRA IN THE KITCHEN" PI('Js<m! . He~m.1lll i\lctr.~hn ll , Mtmtlay, 1fter a three weeks der, Columbus; and Mr. and joyed by au· pl't!8ent and round Spin dry one load while another wtahn. 1 rerhnl('\llo n Elld1orn. \\. \'a 1\.m·n F:mt·~. ~~~.t1iun. ISSIOnaryfo Mrs. Charles Bealmere or Balrobin letters were written to No plumblnJ necesaary ... can be 111.:1 11 Ja\ .\orh. J"\ ·:-: ll t>nn1~ th c kitchen, batt! 01 utttlty room. :ll t'nJre, ~ l:nt111 ~lrlrlt'l", ,\IIlii Aul l.md l'< lll!lll-' WiJife , Sm_\'1" · timore, Md. Florence Limberger visiting her Dt-·. I lit' n<~ 'f pnn Bill 1-:.r!IIIJ. Arlt· rw brother in Michigan and to Mrs. Completely portable· moves trOIIItimt tt "THE ROUNDERS" storaae area on lilt' rolliac catltft. EngI>· H.mril ~lulf"' d. s., ndra Miss Clara Sparks, R. N., y h F II . Bess Rose confined by 1·11ness l 'l'\'t"hrr u olur) 1\111 ''''"''~~"' ' :1o11 a .le11n T"Y , Free Methodist missionary to oul e owsh.rp ' · Washes a full 6 pounds of clothes IK f!Fnt y Fo nd :., (, l1·rrn J'urd Ulll 0111)' 10 &at lOIII Of Wltft, lor Bradbun : J,,~hn ln ~el s , ' Ute new African nations of Meet• on Sunday ACJ'IONS DISMISSED Suf' .\ nn L:mgdon, llopP ll ol 1da1 . /"hil l Wt lls, Edgar Hu Has fUds 1aver, too. Pnrnt-1'''· Htdlatd Ferreira I "Expect Great Things From Rwanda and Burundi, will be The Youth Fellowshrp. of the PT. PLEASANT _ Two civil rh:m :m . Bel pre lrt-" ~ l lnH 11 ' God, Attempt Great Things For the guest speaker at Laurel Rock Springs Methodist rhurch actions have been settled and SEE A DEMOHSTRA TION HOW -~ ---- - -God," was the theme uf t?e Cliff Free Methodist Church, met Sunday evening at t h e dismissed from the ck>cket ot SUNDAY , MON. and TUES. GrVE Ul:\~-iER call lo prayer and self~emal this Wednesday at 7:30p.m. She church with Mary Radford, pres- Ute Mason County Circuit ('_ourt Oct, 31 - Nov, 1-2 J\1r. and ~lr_s Gro~g~: ll rines · s~onsor:ed by. th_e Women s So- recently completed nine years ident, in charge. being Collett L. Keefer and Re "G IRlS ON THE BEACH " t'll(Prt nnl.'d _wllh a dmrwr Sun· ctety m Clm:ttan Service of of service in central Africa. Prayer by the Rev. Chester ba Keefer vs. City lee and Fuel 1 TPehnrmloi"J Dependable Appliances on the 2nd Floor · \I:Jrt1n Wr st. Nnrf'f•n t'or<"nr d;ry al thrtr hmne, Ht>mlurk Heath Methadtst Chureh Mon- The area where Miss Lemley opened the meeting. and w. King Parsons vs. Lewis iin , The C1 id.;r t~ T he Br• ;~r h CroV!' GltP'> Is v.wr- \1r. and day evening at the church. has been serving is jUst across Member!! answered roll call with A. Woomer. Bovs I ,e~ lf'\" GorP .Vir· ll <ll'ler Sriu'all ol Dayton, Mrs. Guy Shuler, Spiritual Lake Tanganyika from a Bible vme, followed by the i - - -- ·- - - - - "CLARENCE iHE Mr. and j.Jrs L·rrry Hemcs.l Life ~hair man, _was in charge of 1torn Conga. Thousands of singing of hymns led by Shar- October 30, from 6;30 • 9 p.m. CROSS·EYED liON" !TI-'chn lt'nl!•rJ Rmrnswoorl, W Va . ~Irs. the lltany service. The pro- gees have fled there for on Brawley. Plans were made Each member is to bring their M;nshal 1'hnmp:-:nr1 , C"hl·r·yl William 1\i lltn~( · r nnd 1\11·., 1hco gram opened with an organ pre- ty. Conga's struggles have help- for a Halloween party in family and a guest. The MYF Mi ll rr, Bf' t~y Drakt> __ !iPint's. Bemlrwk Gn1ve. !ude by To~ _Baker _The con~e- ed bring some political wtrest church social room, Saturday, benediction closed the meeting. · gat1on participated m the and uncertainty to Rwanda and .,:::_:___:_:..:=:.-.:.:..:::.c_:..:::::.:::.:c.-=:::::..:::::::..::.::::::.::::~~=::"'':'!,..,~"'""'"'"-"""--""""""""""""'"""""""""""""""""""""""'""'""'"""~1 tu re response. Burundi, as weD. 1 Mrs. Shuler was assisted As a missionary nurse in presenting the misswnary needs rural areas of Rwanda and of Women's Division by Mrs. Burundi, Miss Sparks has been M. E. Dawson, wtto spoke of serving in the two "most unl the need for a new doctored" countries of the world. Tenn. She read letters She has often performed 1 , Scarntt College, plicated medical procedures I Tenn She read letters without the presence or assiist-1 , past prestdenls of the WSCS ance of a doctor, and their words of pra!se for "Missions in a Changing the work done by Scarnlt Col- rica" will be the theme of Miss lege m preparing Christian wor- Sparks's missiOnary presents~ k_ers f?r their work in the mis- lion. She brings with her sUdes, ~ ton f1elds of the world. artifacts and samples of AfriMrs. Emerson Jones spoke on can dress. 'ftte public is invited the mlssion of healing and the to .attend. needs of Ute medical nurses~=========-.! and misstonary personnel in aU parts of the world. She descrtbed the need for supplies, technology, and most of all, love chrislran concern for the sick and diseased of the world. The offenng was taken to :sed for the various p:c·~~~~ 11 and those not attending Say It Softl y , • , urge d to turn the offering velopes in Sunday services Sey It Sweetly , , , at the next wscs meeting SAy IT WITH ~~~~;~lion was given by Mrs. FLOWERS! Group stnglng. of the Junior Missionary Society chorus and •onward All ye J umors, . .. op111ed the meeting of the Junior Missionary Society of the Laur~ Cl'ff Fr M hnd' 1 h h ~.md~,, tn ~e r~tcre~~100c r~o~ 01 pa;<onoge followmg Sunday School \Irs James Gilmore Is supenntendenl Rnd Mrs Ern.,1 Powell her as<i, lnnt. Chapter two or Ihe studv book, ''Four Sons of China·• was read e New Students $9.95.$10.99 In Middleport I THE SHOE BOX \:;::;::========-:· MEIGS THEATRE $149.95 Free Methodist 1 M• • ISSIOnary Needs Outlined M• • Speak at Church fast! Compact! Portable! Efficient! I ELBERFELDS--POMEROY 1 I We're Making News! Bank Rates on Auto Loans Lower than Ever! Some people make big luxury cars. WHAT to Get for a BIRTHDAY or ANNIVERSARY GIFT??? T wo W ee k "' acation In Wesl is Ended Let Us Suggest The Perfect Gift From Our Bountiful Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ba~·nit•:ll Selection of Cut have returned home after Flowers, Corsages, two w""ks vacation in San and Planters. Do cisco, Calif. where they It Today ... their son, Cpl. Keith Remember Your who was returning from Mother, Sweetheart, Wife or That Special lulu. Cpl. Barnitz received Friend Who Means So d1 scharge after serving Much to You. years in the Army with Military Police, and ret'"'"'d home willi his parents. He accompanied borne by his cee, Miss Frances Pacock WY2·5560 Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, 59 N. 2nd Ave. spent a few days with the tanl·ll Middleport ily. The best news v et~ Our bank can offer \'OU lowt:r·lha n-eve r inter- ~ , est rates on vou r Auto Loan at the heigh.t of the new car season 1 Gel vou r Auto Loan where all yotir other banking needs are so PXpP- rtly taken care of. Save money too! Yon choose the repaymeni plan. installment ,-/ amounts to fil vour income Ask / aboul our ioll'·rate Aulu Loans / now! II .. lili ens /4alional B hk l . ' DUDLEY'S VOL XVII NO. 162 " County~s ijQe littq'.modii ... T~I Thtt year lt't euler than ever to pi~ your kind of Olda ot your ldnd,of price. From tl•eluxurioUJ Nlnetv·Ei&hrl to the monef..,.vina P-BS., your OWamobile Dealer oft'en you a T(]fAL SPECTRUM OF SELECI10NI af appointmcnll, coo, 10 you an. fuhlon you OLfl any wa.y yov fanay. ]lllt Dame what vou want. (MayW it'.t that new one.of..a.kl.nd Totouado.) Full nnp of body ttylet and al:ee and prices. See your Oldunobile Dealer-his full JelettlOD Full nnp of perlormanu. (l'welve en(lin" In all, from lba 385-bp T.......Jo llotket V-810 lha milktt ahoppln1 aro""d a thin11 of the pa~tl new economv·mlnded Actlon·Une 6,) Fullnnp LOOK TO .Q!:!!§ FOR THB Nl!WI Oldest & Largest Insurance Agenq DOWNING INSURANCE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Servin& The Area For Over 97 Year• ~ ~: g~ -----f-IVE-CENT--S On a Clear Day. Memorial These, our Hills, Echo Sentiment Is 'In the Black' After First Year :n BY BEIJLAR JONU ataglne oD both sides of river. &it itp? Or eat the first rus- them, their smile and thank "On A Clear Day You Can Looking acrou tmo our neigh- set apple? lyous; my lather, as he bunted See Forever" ' bor state I thought of the wordl the hills !or paw paws; my Ltkt the Utle of one of the of their 'song, "Ob, !he West ,Aiheyppl~ ~er taste as ~: great aunt as she prepared to Ialell 1011p receJI! daya tn our Vlrglnla HJUs, bow majestic and u " en you are a c · leave on a preaching mission h!lll of tiOUiheastem Oblo ~ve how grand," IIIII how they .,... Or plck th~ milkweed pod to do "God's Will" las she put '""" .-... sentimen•· AUI· s•- it aild miU• me1111 it. On oDd let !he aUken veil blow a· it]· my uncle as he came lrom ~~~ "ll,lftl ... ... ' " way on the wmd' Gather the ' umnal every minute lhese daya a dear day, you can see for• . Uck purple thtstie• Waited lor far away places . brmgmg me a ••• bri.. not only beauty, and WDD- ever." ~mJ Su .,,.·(It took record of classu:al musiC for der of tt but also a IHllnC of .an mmer · our v~etrola, or a book. I ~Ua and bafll moat Only the Maater Ptl)nter coUhi Jilt qulta a whlle when I was And most ol aU h~ tales of I ~e liOIIb,lgta lollll fol' show such a canv~BI of _beauly. 11111!1! ,to realize the ''Indians life up and down' the MissiSS· . le d The woods are alive with red, weren t really ~mtng - JUSt ippi river !rom Louisiana to ' - - - - - - - - - - 1 ~! p a~, peop ' ~ n IOid and orange, with the deep left over summer. Pittsburgh. """""""~"*i/'A-o<j...'' ,. ""~" 8 LT. old !litera tied with rfb. green of the pme tree - vast We were Ignorant then, but I think then we lived one day I Jobo Parsons, Stste IJe. bon I must take them out and line Of color: Th!Jthls a . good I'm clad; 1'4 hate to have car· at a time instead of trying to partment of Education, wtll look them over. time to get rid of e tensiODB In ried about the stupendous know· hve them all at once as we do be at Salem Center Sebool, Autumn 11 a storing Ume, our busy lives. ledge that youth do today . .. now w•th each day chalked up Wedneday evening, Oct. 'a, one In "batltn dowD the hatch- 1 remember other autllliiiiS- !eel the awful competition, with for something or other before at 7:30. He will give a talk Veterans Memorial Hospital, Mr Rideout showed the hospit- have always been on oaD lor es," stock up ror the long win- do you? everyone trying to be better in- we even reach it. A celebratmg the ftrst year of with plans for art extens1ve ex- emergency duty. 00 scbool coosolldatioo. ter, whetber it be for bodily How about the corn shocks- formed to gel a better job, l think life was meant to bel question and answer period operallon under its present ad- pansion of facilities I Rideout reported the boopltal comfort or beauty for wintry such a good hldtng ptsce- Jlle a higher mcome, a better car, savored, not gulped down , and will follow. I mml.<traiiOn, wa.< reported 1 The hospital's payroll for the has purchased $10,000 worth ol snuls. The !aU season brings dry dusty smell of the husks, a bigger house, college, or else: 1 autumn IS a good time to be· _ , .. , " . _ "well in the black'' Tuesday lf·montb per1od was $!51.594. i new equipment under tho out the philosopher tn many, a msklng a wonderful tepee - I the bJn'deo o! the world thrown gin. """'""""""""*"" .~on"'""' mght i istrator. There are 69 full and 1past year includmg new be<ls, ~.J me to contemplate, to &rab the think perhaps the urban people at youngsters still in school. I must sometimes take the The occasion was a dinner according to the admm-1oxygen tents, X-ray facilitlel Jut bit of sunshine. have more to remember than We let our elders run things, memories out and go a v e r meeting at Crow's Town and istrator. There are 69 fUll and ' and laboratory improvements. ·Driving recently up the rlverlwe concrete dweUen. and enjoyed ourselves, I guess. them carefully, then place them country Restaurant. Guests part. t1me employees on the "We also hope by sprlng to roAd to Reednille, we ~W a- Did you ever watch a farm· I think of my teachers, bow back in the recess of remem· Included the hospital board, staff. have a c~~ple. mor~ doctors ou ain the pectacular llature 11 er make cider? and savor the we carted bunches of leaves to I bered things. county officials, the medi cal General data presented by our staff, sa1d R1deout 1 11 staff and Charles Rideout ad- ' Mr. Rideout showed the hosit- The admuustrator then r• 1ministrator til# 1 : :?E • '!At. · P~l ., a] has 40 medical • surgical ' viewed possibilities of obtainin& WASHINGTON (UP!) -The I Apprecia;ion was expressed : beds, six obstetrical ward beds, funds for • 3tJ.bed expansion ol Se!OcHYe Service oystem aa· · ' 011 doctors of osteopathy '"' I tile bospllal. DOUnced Tuesday nlgbt that I Mrs. Marguerie E. Durst an· ~ the people of Me•gs county ! the staff fife medical doctors , Re said the Corum but ftog. &oc•l draft boards throughout nounced today she has sol~ the or the support gtven t_o the and two' dentists. besides ~ pital Federation, a non-profit the uHon will be eaUin• up IMartin Restaurant in Middle- hospital and for the confidence b f h .· b group. will give Velerans Mem• • Cal . 8 s· U.at ha~ been shown in its med· num er o p ysrc tans on t e . 1 . clrlldle11 married men during port to Mrs. vm . Imp- . . associate and ronsulttng staffs 1orta hospital the backing toga November aad. December to son who will take over the res- teal and nurstng starfs. I Rideout's re ort sho ed 12 : to Hill-Burton in an effort to meet die demaadt of tbe Viet ,taurant Monday, November 1.1 It was one year ago Tuesday 676 at" nt d: d w th, obtam a one-third grant for the am mliJ'•ry b•!Idup. Emergency Loan~ are avail~ Mrs. Durst started in the that the transition or the hastp •• thY ' u~mg construction. Rideou1. . N pas year Wl 1 138 m-pa11entse additional . . . "A aumber of boards lll\le able here through the Farmers restaurant busmess by operat- ptlal to the new non. proftl cord 2 590 t t" ' t d md1cated one archttect has estt. betn emustlnc tbe DUmber Home Administration. Any es-- ing the Quality Coffee Shop on puration was made. 1 an · 0 ~ -pa lens~~~ ;m~r- •mated $293 ,000 would be need· o1 men In lbe ltnt tbree draft tabllshed farmer is eligible If Mill Street in Middleport in Mr Rideout presented a fin ' ge~c~/rea me~t. t' "t2~4 ed to put a .econd floor on tho oate..riet., aopokeaman said he Is: 1951. In late 1952 she moved to anci~l report for the Hrst ~~surgJca opera IOns, I hospltal. ' • c· d s h t 1 ti d t· t d ~mg mmor and 257 maJor · 1' 1I ,,... _,,U be 0111•• 0111 their (a) 1tlzen of Umle tate•. er pres.n oca on an s are 1months showin• Veterans Mem·l S . 1 tbe genera 1 !eellng o! 1 ·• being operated h pec1a ISis .on .the slaff. are tbe pro 1e¥sJuoa . 1 1taH, board q.otat bJ' drlftlDI tome In (b) Una ble to obtam ere d'tl 1 opera t'ton as the Marrm Restaur- oria\ H01:1pttal is 1 1 1 The Athens Busln~~s Association- repres~ntlng 155 _. loitttb eOteJory _ mar- ~ lrom other lenders necessary to ont. "well in the black ." Total in· t • aneslleswugiSt, gym co"' i member~ and managemeot of buslneU and proft.sSIOna) firw m the Athens area rled mel without children." oontinue his normal operations. The Martm Restaurant has eome durmg the penod was g"~· 1 ohstetro~~an, pathologiSt. tbe hospital that the bospllal lhd dedl~d to creatine 'condition• necessary lor more Ic) Have reasonable prospects , become one of the fmest reSI· : $4l8 700 Mr Rideout noted ra 10 ogiSt an surgeon. must he e1panded. Rideout aio~..W~ -1101111c growth of Athens lnd south· Dllli'. f"--""""''~ !or ,ucce"' with the aslistance aurants in Southern Ohio. .11; ' . · 1 t· I' 1292 "J •' Mr. Rideout, in hi• informal said tbe bospilal bas bad 101 istem .QIIio, . baa enc!ol'led location of tht propoted b'lU,.D '.!"..'L: ',h! _ I PI , :tol!l: • · Mrs. Simpson announced she ;!'us ~:~en~=~t." :n;gothe/d!: report on the operation of the per oent O<rUpance during new IJI¥imum ~ecurlty Ohio penltntllrf lo -Melp ft•~"Ule . (d) the legal capac· ' plans to keep the present em· \ ductoons hosp1tal. sa1d the med1cal slatl lbe past two weeks. eilunty ' ·. ·..... ··· · " . · • ity 10 contract lor the loao Iployees and to continue the fm• · , ha• worked hard and deserves OTKERil SPEAit •' Earl' F. Mathews, president of the association, noli· A few of the purposes . for reputation of the Martin Rest· The fmanclal health of the , praiSe He observed lhal no Harold Sauer, chairman ol fled Gov. James A. Rhodes of the endorsement Monday ••. CQ,~Omy which loans may be made are : aurant. Mrs. Simpson has had bospllal was reflected when lhe lone has been refused help al the boa rd of lrustees, praised of th~ week it bas b e e n I Purchase of feed seed fertiliz- prevwus exper~ence m the lloa.rd or trustees recently auth- the hospltal and I hat physiCians Mr. Rideout ror his work. "Witt learned. I Tt.e unique advantasn of er and other es..qe~tial J~rm and restau:ant bus!ness and preos-- ~ ----~ out. ~tr . Rideout 's knowledge -e I~ter !rom Mathews to the 1500-acre Great Bend site bo t' . ently IS operntmg the Parkette effre~eney and abihtv to manage Ju , "~ . me o~a mg expenses , re· ,Dri e-ln in Athens h h .. . 1 Rhodes said: promise savings to the 0 h' o pair or r!piacement of buildings v · e ospirul would never b< " taxfl8jl!r In the operation of a LONDON <UPI)-All 18 per· ' that were lost due to natural Mrs .. Durst expres~• her ap. where It is today. MeiSs county has the need· more efficient iDStitulion son! aboard an economy flight d" prectatwn to her lll<:lny fnends Dr R. ft Ptrkens chief ot ed !aciUtiea and 1 propooed There 11 00 known. local from Scotland were killed early 18Tahstelrs. I and long·time customers dur· l I statf, onno~nced hiS. pleasuro . report for tho slte whi·• "'' 18. outsland, mg .m oppeaiUon to locatina the pen!- today when a Brillsh European Re e nteresl rate hed sI 3 per decent. nd m'g the pas 1 11 years an d h•g h. I over the hospital meellnslhe stated requirements tentiary In Metp county _ In· Airways mEA) airliner hil a' pay~nt sc u es pe 1Iy recommends Mrs. Simpson first year. He praised the coUDo lor !he penltenllary. More lm· deed the people ol Meigs county lof!-shrouded runway at London I ~po;. e purpose for WhiCh .. her successor, I 0 ty commisSioners bospltal com. portant, Meipcounty Is tremen· wani the penitentiary Xlrport and eiploded in s ball thun tare edad~anced andf huPQn l I miSSioo. and , Pr.;,ecut. 1 doosly in need of the jobs and ' e es •mal mrome 0 I e aJ>-1 ing Attor B d F ltz f lated benefits that lU It - Meigs munty ranked se<· of lire. : plicanl · Clarence J. Struble one of the early presidents of , ney ernar u or re the I st't wl resbeluh ood among Hiibway Oivlsioo 10 The disaster was the first fa· Far~ers Home Adminstratlon' the Pomeroy LIOns club 1 " presently a director Ithep" support m tilt J!IQvemenl lro m new n 1 u on of u yes .. ~-• h Londo A' rt . . rosel'utor • located in the Mei 1 Greata: count·tes tn·•t.---··-"'"" ~>~ICI ~JW~uuw wu eras a 1 n trpo m also makes f'arm ownership •! A Wt de1y- known msu rance agent, he has recently re- marks m Fultz• m his reBend area Meig ~nt ha vote• lor the..hlahway bond 13- 15 yean. II was the fourth Loans Operating Loans Rural covered from a lengthy illness and has 1 esumed normal !th I • s gled out for praiSe tbe desire 'and sp~t n~sary' sue. More reeently,·Meip ooun- worst In BriU!h history. Housing. Loans (to buy build or duties IHth the Western and Southern L•fe Jnsuranc.. , tye ate Avery Nelson, a coun· ty ranked thlnJ.ln """""'!age of Tba lour-e I t bo, ' 'th h' h h h com miSSioner, who suppor~ to parley the Immediate econ . ..--· . ng ne ur prop remodel a home), EconomiC ' company WI w 1' e as ed the h 't 1 · He th10k votes cast m favor ol the CaPI· V1111guard groping its way 0p · L c been associated 31 years ospl a cause. • omle •tt aclvantaaes ofl the new tal lmprovemen•Bond .. '·sue · thr ough 'to1 and darkness Lo portumty oans. ooperat1ve Mr. Sir ubl e, who reSI'des · at ,, ed the .Candystripera and Iadto ed .. So' I d w Loa , . . penlte11 ary 1n sus a1n econ- _ Met count des ~I , • ans, t an a1er ns 1 . . , tes auxtltary, and commented omlc pwth of the counjy and IS Y pe Y craahed on Its third attempt to and Watershed Loans 401 W. Mam·sl, Pomeroy w1th th k r R'd the area " needs this opportunity lor econ make a landlng. The pilot clr· A representative of fuis o!lice The District meting of the t.is wife, is a member ot the ' onTh e wor o 0 r' theout.h 'tal · omlc bettennent Its economic eled the field r 1 t United Methodist chu h 8 t e success e osp• Mathew•• letter also cited flight obvloua ~ measured in h 'tlng or amos _an holds office hours in th~ Metgs Future Homemakers of Ameri- W h. f 1 M st rr · pus in lh1s short pertod. of tim1 11 four l'tii80m why the penlten- numerous statistical studies of "~~·Itt lor th~og to~;f~ County ASCS Office, Masonic ca WHA) was held u:;rs •~u 1 ~ ~ o~P~me~oy I phenomenal:' said Fulu. Uery lbould be located In Mef&l: Obto counUes. of e VI~! I i.Jwas a ~~:.. rd Bldg ., Pomeroy, each Friday I •vemng ,, the Eastern ~ p .' t' 0~ B . h Dr. F. M. Cluff, M.D. wal 1 m e, a some au- h~ from 10 a.m. until 12 noon. school with approximately paChs Ig nes oswort CONTINUED on Page a ' V been turned away to other air· girls present. apter .. Royai Arch Masons; . eterw M--'olllotpital ports because of the weather. ROP CHANGED The officers and their individ· past Illustrious Master of Porn· ' Mmluloa.- Myles 'l'llrl;-• There were 311 passengers The record hop to he sponsor.; ual schools in the district roy Council, Royal .and Select Llncaster; Mra. Mar,..et Clme; and I crew of ois aboard, Most ed Friday from 8 until II p.m. I Rutland, president Masons, Past Emment Com· , Middleport; On Spr,, Rut· of tile pauegaers paid the low by the Racine Volunteer fire· : Welsh: Middleport, vice mander, Ohoo Vally Comm~nd· land; "''·' Ta~, ~IIOD; Jlla. DiCbt !are of •.30 per oeal lor men will be held at the fir el dent Sandy Swar!l: ery; Kmghts Templar, Kmght ry Lludenntk, Mlddlepori, the flllht from Edinburgh. A boUBe Instead of at the South· Creek, secretary. treasurer o! the York Cross of Honor, I IMaoll.,.n-Mn.LarryCur· .lew standby fJWelllers who ,ern Junior High school as was da Rainey; Racine, recorder of Pomeroy Counc•l : l ID Ua aDd ~Uf\l!er. Loa1 Boltom; eaugbl tht fllaht at the last previously anbounced. Firemen Wnda Weaver: Gallia Kn~t Priest, Holy Royal Arch, IMII'fle tdiOciiover, Rullutl;. IIIIDite paid even les&-f/.10. aaid per80118 who wlll donate High school, . . Kmght Masons, Dublin, Ireland. IJ,tllad, ~ 1o Ia Most of tile pusencen were pletl for the weekend Halloween , Sandra Saunders; Southwestern lean Tabernacle, and a ~emRay W. Wingett, 67, Guysvtnt Bartram, ~llle; Nettle kots. No ~au were re· celebration in Racine are to ! Recrealion Leader, Paula Per· ber . of the Graod Cooncli of passed aWlly Tuesday night at Jenb, I'Giilel-o,. " ported aboard. Icall WI &-M11. Contributions oi l roud · Eastern High School song Klllllbl Masons, Dubli, Ireland. CLARENCE STRUBLE Sheltering Arms bo8pital iJ ...,_::, '& .lOll to !lr. and itenu lor the !lah pond can also leader Patty Dorst. Athens alter a shorl iltne..,. Mra. Clartaee Cline, Middleport. PLAN HYMN SING 1be made by callin& the same The program consisted of lour A native o! Meigs county, ho WASIIINGTON- HOllSE . There wtU be I Hymn Sing phone, representsbves !rom ! h e l m was the son of the late EJg. at the Rulland <llllreb of Christ erwn Beauty Academy of . worth and Minnie Wingett. Mr. •estlpwa, eon!ident lhelr ..b,j;i llnpflll Sunday, O.lober Sl, 2 to 4 p.m. NOW vuu II.NOW eDS who gave SAIGON (U.PI) - A. ~uth VIetnamese court sentenc· Wingett was a farmer in Lodt toril lo llft!1lUk the Ku 1111' • - · Warn- Everyoae llln~lted .. ll 11 !pOll· Eaeb year, abool one mflltoa on hair setting and pointers ~d U.S.11d miSSJOn offiCial Robert Kimball to five years ITwp. in Athens County for ~liD alread,y have bo&uD"II'tlledl ni -.. ttolll. sored by tile T..,...ge <las,.. perso• tn the Untied Slates good grooming. ID today alter be admitted the fatal shooting of many years. Be was a member ~ 1 ~\\'..:*':f.y' ,_" Po . ll"'l '1!1.::· ~~. Reuter, taucht by Jessie Grueser and reported mtaalllll by frlellds Devotions were given by . boss and an attractive - - lor the Methodist church. ,..._••_ jifb rulm In IIIIII'Oy. Mike Nldlollllll. or lamllles, Eastern CI'OUP· There was Vtetnamese woman. with jealo?SY last July 23. He Surviving are his wife. susan; ~ ... . . short business and a Chlel JUIIice Ngoyen sa1d he tried to kill himself a son, Charles, Guysville, Rt AI 1,....,...; W/ 0 er period. Refreshment& Quy haDded doWD the but found he had used all bls I; a dalljbter, Mrs. Betty aer. ~leV~t.es~ ac~.Jr ~ llerved. The tnvlllltinn was after tile panel of three bullets •• his victims, nard, Miamisburg; lour l!'uci~~t;_.., --.. w~• COLtiMibS .(llPI)··:_ • . en b)' Racine to host the bad dtiJI tiled for about three brothen, J.oweU :u~~~ !he baartnon iimdi here Tllurlday at t lunch. 45-!oot 'COil\lllunicatlons pole , meeflng. mtnuteil on the evidence $18,803.35 Coming Pomeroy; Way110 WID" 1 IIIII, OlliQ, ·• .WJU be Sem llJid Jarald D. when' Bailey came Into COiltactl -!ll!llted cltrtng the trial Shade, and Emeat WiJI. r.:R::::= tile New-•\'« Cl I:ol ll IUU atop with a power Uno and slumped opened· tbio morning. In Roar! Divvy·up Rllclne;. 1 sister, Flllal · ;,. . '-...~ytlottllowes. Medal oi..Yalat...f«, lba ' 1111<0DSCious over one or !he, Carr!R Unload three The court acqultttd him Total 1964 motor vehicle OhfJlicothe; two l*f· 1 j.y ~&ben M. · ~-a .ftllvt!, TWO MoRI JWiU) polo's crossarmo. . ' More to Phillie~ the slaytlli 01 the man but lstrallon revenue Increased trantUn Wtngelt o1 .._ • MtiTlll:.. The )le!&l \)lunty Health de- Sears held Bailey !hero for IS ad out the llve • year $1 million All. and Ptuf 11111 .. 1 partment qporlld lllda, two until the power was ST. LOllla (UPI) - Tha st. lor the ~Inc of the Sale.)' ' ilrlc!P · ~ Plllll more atullD klllttl tn dill area of!, For another 20 JnJn. Loofa Cardlllal• traded Bill KlmbaU told the court he announced two ball s1stan, wora ratild. 'Obii wu killed on he tried to lower Battey, . Willie, lllek Gmt aDd M thetn . Of ,.... received YOII!o, ~. 0...; Br• • Jijl&li!r .~ jill other the ground, but !lnolly deefil. Uecller to llle Pbtllldelt*la registration period MH. · Rilth Boytr, IIIGato 11 ·SupJ: RIUI. .• lie wo.u!!l have ,lo hold btm Pldlllea llda1 lor Art Maltlf. to $81,10'1,945 In 1tl63. Ala. aloft until help urtvetl. A ·Fino ley, AIR Jollnata and Pal information came servleos wiD ' Department rescue $QUad ftDB~ C<irallet. . advised · jl!al Oblo at 1:30 p. Ill.. U:tli -~ ly lowered the II'IJuretl man .b!' . II .,... tile . . . -. llllJnr aqd munl<!palities wtll home aerial ladder. lit 1 wetk ltr Clrd· ~'114,714:5G !rom the .....,~ , Tbe ._ . 11 · dtatrlbutloll ot· ~w 11114 1 Apprectation • • to peop}e 0 f Metgs • countv 1: ttetr Is Expressed for Support of Servt'ces i I 'Martt'n' I•S s }d hy O Emergency Mrs. Durst Loans are AV31lab}e I Athens Business Group also Wants New Pen in Meigs .. • . 1 I. I li w•• 1 I iii.,,... I Jn E REA f}'•ght p'.,....., I Lion of the Week I I Clarence Struu ..I.}e H0 ldS H'tghM.:..some• B dy posts , 1 'I' Eastern Ht'gh FHA is Host ; To Dt'strt'ct I 1 I r':'' reH at 1 Ray Wingett Of Guysville Dies Tuesday K• hall Gef s F"IVe years :;,-·Gtrlrude I"" ......·.:·,INt.-... . J Man NYC' Medal f Val tY·IDS s 0 or I Mra AGENCY, INC. WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ~;:::0 ~ -~ : lj ------------------------------------------------------~-------' •••• ,....:.; o...r.. ''" Melgo Cl t: ~ ·.c ----;:.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "'i r. -'---" Detloted To The lntereetl 01 Tlul Mei~J·MIIIora Area WORLD ' ~·:Q enttne .... Olds makes both ••• and everything in betWeen! . at --y I • ·' ° Black Boots Are Welcomed • • KARR & VAN ZANDt MOTOR SALES, POMEROY, 0. * � 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/. 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