https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ccd758161a24f1ecf5c4bea4a0deba5d.pdf 753c52e31bc36ea7ce052fa2c8c7569e PDF Text Text . .. . - . . . .. +... ,. ~. ' 16-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Co116olidmion il Vrged by Speaker ~ I o., Oct. 27, Ronnie Taylor Is s urprised on His Birthday Around And About Middleport Installation Service Given Church Pastor I Relative-. Frlerult Travel to weddin.g A group of relatives and friends were in Beverly Saturday, Ul attend the wedding and receplton of Mlss Bonnie Miller and Mr. Virgil Hutchins at the Methodist church at 2:30 p.m. An open reception was held at the American Legion hall. Mios Miller is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miller Jr., former residents of Meigs County. Attending from the county were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Osborne, Reedsville; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Birchfteld, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Charie.o G?"'lleln and Charlene, Mrs. ~I r g i 1 Roush and Mrs. Floyd Spence, Pomeroy: Mrs. Henry Batley, ~'"· Eldon Will, Syracuse; and Mrs. Gerald Violet, Tuppers Plains. Cancer Clinic is I On October 28th The October Cancer Clinic lor women will be beld Thursday, Oct. 28th at the Byrne Clinic. Appointments must be made by contacting Mrs. William Rardin, Jr. The Clinics are hck: once a lbonth sponsored by the Mason County Cancer Soct'ety. A donatlon of 15 is asked, however no one is turned away. The Mason County Cancer Clinic for WO: men is one year old this month. .... f. .-.,:,,·. Mrs. Spencer is H ostess Pythian Group "' Team Plans canvass I.ror M L-- h' emCJe'rS IpS Det~oted VOL XVII POMEROY-MiDDlEPORT. OHIO NO. 163 SOc DOOR PRIZES DRAWING NOV. 1, 1965 1:00 P.M. Houn: Daily 2-4 p,..__.9 pm, Sunday 2·9 pm ::::::::i~~dl:epo:rt~bu~s~in~es~sm~a~n~,~has:.:;~ The Meigs County F o •Runten o\uociat.ion aanm~ne· eo lltal Field and Bench obow will be ~eld Friday at 8 p. m. at tbe Racine Legtoo Hall wilh Z3 lrOPitieo lo be awarded. Saturday tbe trial• will start al • a. m. at Tlbbles Wood Ia the Portland area. A square dance will be held Saturday all p. m. at tbe J..t. .,.. Hall, Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center -- Wearing Apparel for your Family and Furnishings for your QUEEN CANDIDATES - A Homecoming Queen will be crowned in ~ppropriate ceremonies Friday night preceding the Middleport-Gallipolis football game at Middl.eport stadmm, selected fmm these nine students. First row, 1 to r. Mary Lou Teaford, Nancy Harm. Kathy Morgan and Sandy Swartz; second row, Candace Bahr, Carole Anderson, Sandy Clatworthy; third row, Sandy Hollinshect and Susie Morris. - Grover Photo. Home. Party is on Saturday Afternoon REG. $2.00 DESERT FLOWER for BAYER OF POMEROY CANDY BARS and NASAL SPRAY Chewing GUM HAND LOTION l PRICE REG. Sc 10 29c for REG. 75c ASS!TS ..... " REG. 69c WerneH Powder · 51 c I ENTER OUR WEEKLY MAX FACTOR DISCONTINUED Football Contest - Win $10 Lipstick & Nail Polish Council Declines ;::£;~th~~d~ ~~;~ = proposaI 0f Bank ' ' REG. 73c Coricedin · · · · S6c YOUR PICTURE TAKEN FREE OF CHARGE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30 P:OR INFORMATION CALL DUTTON$ WY 2-3106 ROLLERS WY 2-3516 The Latest News Xl5 soars 45 Miles u·tgh. Mr B-L---k Of Chester Dies Thursday Auction is Set Shampoo c.,.rt_ _ po Total time and savings deposits ______ ;::13;.::,987;;:.::,7.:.:06=.00~ - - - - TestYour T.V. Tubes Free of Charge at Duttons ALSO FABERGE & CANOE severa}Townships Offermg • warm Races next Tuesday rf1' h • rJ1 t • l Even t no t Du ll • .l lS .l es lmOnla rofAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ----------------------- !500,427.82 TOTAL L!Ail!L!TIES AND CAPITAl. ACCOUNTS --·- $7,979,348.69 J, Maxine Griffith, Cesbier, of the above-Mmed bank do hereby de.. elare that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledee and Jxolief. MAXINE GRIF11TH Ji:· We, the undersigMd directors attest the correctneS8 of this report of condition and declare that Jt has been examined by ua and to the be.:t of &. E. BOICE The Communislll, who de· mander of U. S. Marine fWCII stroyed or damaged 47 U. S. In Viet Nam, aald at a oewl aircraft in the midnight at- I!Onferenc• the guerrlllu - • tacks, were stopped before spotted and chased by alert reaching their primary target, leatherneck units and heavy ar- · the lllllin alrbase at Da Nang, tillery before reaching tbe it was disclosed. ler of the Da Nanc I!Omples. Maj. Gen. Lewis Walt, com- 11 1190 waa disclosed todaJ Loca Reg. $2.50 Helen• Rubenstein Total demand deposit• -------------- $3,491.214.87 ALFRED M. ELBERFELD DA NANG, South Viet Nam (UPIJ-U. S. Marine patrols moved out today in pursuit of Viet Cong units who did an estimated $10 million damage to U. 'S. planes in •imultaneous sui'cide attacks on two american installations. WORLD I Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations __ _ ___ _ __ ------------------------ $2,831 ,741.73 Time and savings deposits of individual!, partnerships, and corporations ------------- --------- 3,900,200.00 Deposits of United States Government -------- ----------44.~77 .37 Deposits of States and political subdivisions ------------ -679.95M7 22,445.20 Certified and officers' cheeks, etc. ------------ --------- -TOTAL DEPOSITS -·------- ----------·-- $"7.476,920.87 YOUR PREScRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 73 MilL ST. EDISON HOBS'f'E'1'1'ER Suicide Gangs Cause $10 Million Damages ACId Drainage • • IS BeI•ng studoIed Ill • 65-Year-old Mine .Polidenl - - · · S6c Cash, balances with other banks, and cash if.e.ms tn process ol collection ------- -- ------------··- $1,046,977.01 Uniled SLates Government oblig.ations, direct and guaranteed (Net of any reserves) ---- --------------- 3,611,502.05 Obligations of States and political subdivisions (Net of any reserves) _____ _ ____ --- ----------- 614,61U~2 Other hands, notes, and dehentures (including no securities of Federal agencies and corporations not guaranteed 1,742.!50 by U. S. ) (Net or any reserves) ----------------Loans and discounts tNet of any reserves) -·-------------- 2,711,111.96 Fixed assets _____ ______________________ ---------- __ ----30,000.00 Other assets _________________________ ------------------63,403.611 our knowledge and belief to true •nd correct. r• COLUMBUS (UPI) - The A spokesman said illl2 rebe!J Ohio Education Association were confirmed killed in the A switch from night w after· enth grade and up . Children ln jcluded officers In the Eighth tto. the post home kitchen and (OEA) today announced its suppast 16 days by Vietnamest noon was approved in final costume w111 be g1ven a dime ! 0Jstnc~ , Fnmk .cheesebrew, l di.nm~ ret?m ~ere approved and port of a movement in north· troops guarding the rice bar· plans for. the annual communl· this year insielld. of the usual chaplam; Guy Gumther, 4lh ·wJII be filed m Columbus. eastern Ohio w ask teachers to vest in Phu Yen province, 230 ty ~ observance by novelties. Dtv,lstOn Commander; Harold It was reported tbat I!HKI dues boycott large retail outlets in tmiles northeast ol Saigon. Feeney. ~ett;Post 128, Am- Donuts and coke will be ser· Cox, 2nd ~i~~ commander.' an~ are payable and must be patd Cleveland. Thirty·seven Viet Cong were orlean "'CiJII Wetlneaday even- ved durmg the afternoon to the Pa~l Casct, Gtrt to the Yanks ,before Dee, I to sa.c .. Je.post, "In fact, the OEA strongly = • killed Wednesday by American ing at the Legion ball In Mid- cbUdren. Lelion .membert 'm chatrmao of th&-81!J,., 4t•l•tet ·~...;enJ.• ,.,. meiJlltrJ:. li\iihiY. • 1·cea teachers In north•aat Ohio paratroopoa or the .lllst Air· dlepori. Albert Roush post to meet at tht hall at 3 p.m. The group went on rerord in members are needed w 1111pply w support the small merchanls Middleport council Tuesday ni~ht declined a pro· Iborne Division j0 "sniper valco11111W14r oonducted •he Saturday w have char&e of !he supporting the site in Meigs !tbe quota. A chill supper was in theiT home oowno who are posed trade ol. public property for two buildings on the ley" 270 miles northeast of tho metlni. ' party. County for the state prison .. Ar- served to 20 members and not a part of the massive cam- alley between North Second and North Thi~-sts •. but capital. In put ywa held 1n the us- Vtslwrs w the meeting In- chtlect plans for the addition I guests. paign being conducted by the offered to sell land dest.red by. the Ctt12ens National Bodies of at least 201 guerrll· ual chill of evenlng hours, thts Hit.Ski Accident Ohio Stale Council of Retail Bank for an expa~sion of tis servtces. . . las were found around the Plel yelr the party for children of , P • Merchants 00 defeat state Issue . Mayor Lee Smtih had called a spectai meetmg to con· Me u. s. Special Forces outpool the community will be held o Bemg Investigated 1..." OEA Executive secretary stder the mforrnal proposal of the bank to: in the central highlands, where Saturday from • to • p. m. at The Meigs County Sheriff's T.G. O'Keefe oaid in a state- :-Trade the town two bmldmgs on the alley that an eight day aiege was broketl the Middleport stadium. , department is Investigating a menl. mtght sen-e as storage for lhla week. First HCOnd and third prizes hi~skip accident that occurred O'Keefe claimed tt ,,., the street sqmpment. - Agreed oo sell all or part, The Co unl 1 manckt of $2, $1, and 50 cents, will be Wednesday at 3:55 p.m. on large retailers of the state, par- . -Have removed live .park· but preferably all, the lot pres- teams suc=eds W:,m ID asawarded w wlnnera in the cats· Route 124 in Rutland. licularly those in Cleveland, fi- tng meten on the south s1de of ently bemg used as a parking s•ulta at the Marble ~talaorles of most original, orettl· Authorities said • car own- nanclng the opposition wthe Is- Race-st between the alley and lot.. and storage area for street IIHir facilit east of Da Nq, eat1 "'"~oo+ and funniest with ed by Linley Roush ' Jr . , Rl· sue on the ballot In Tuesday's North ~· mlilH yDOrthe I st 0 f .-.., •·•~..D• .._....... Ha Second-st. deed d '• Jl 25 b •• qmpment, both . at a prtce fatr to oJO<J ..eo I lhroulft ~ - flrst grade land, was struck, causing dam. election. The issue would in- - ve e w Yw parties. and the Chu LaJ air llrlp lhroulft llJib l'ade - and sevages to the left rear door of the crease the state sales tax I per foot of the town . owned lot It was ~ecalled the lot bad roughly liO mile! lOUth Ill tho Roush car. Roush's car was par cent with the money &Olnl for between the alley and North been acquired by the village . b ked when hit. public schools. 'l'hlrd·st lacing Race-st for de- during the Horton Brown ad- matn ase. - - - - - - - - -- ' - - -- ------lvelopment of a paved parking ministration In the early 50s. They wrecked planet eoe"lll lot for the bank's daytime use The lot, It was pointed out, is $2.5 million each and bellcopud public use at nlght. potentially of considerable val- ters r~D~PDC ID pl'll.'l froiD On an informal poll council ue. $2011,000 to $2511,000 apioi!IJ, COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio State University scientists I agreed H the buildings were The proposals above were w "ThiJ was • suicide attack," have turned a 65-year·old mine in southeastern Ohio unsuitable for slreet equipment be forwarded Ulday to Mr. Walt told the uewa IODfereuoe. Into a natural laboratory to get more data on acid drain· swrage; the two negative votes Paul Smart. executive vice· age. EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (UPI)being subject to change, pend· president of the bank. They have Installed $6,000 worth of instruments in The Xl5 was floWJI to ID allllude of almost 4S ing further investigation of the Attending were the mayor, S. IIDt'VC the abandoned McDaniels mine in Vinton County off miles Wednesday by test pilot John McKay In mel• building•. Clark Gene Grate, and councilOhio 278 in what is known sure noiSe and potential stress hazards on future -Agreed IHl thai none of the men John Zerkle, Roger Mor· 81 "Coal Hollow." kind of water Is entering, and space vehicles. The No. 3 X 15 carried five spemeters should be removed, or gan, Gene Harris, Clifford SlumThe study aimed at obtain- permit materiais affecting acid clal microphones to record noise Intensity on the aold, or leased, pending action bo, George Baker and Wayne '. formation w be injected Into the bo d 1 r 1r 11 1n d lh rf in& Information which can be mine. Other instruments control un ary ayer o a ow g aroun e IU ace on a committee report which Gibbons. Miss Nancy Reed wao -·""Y RHODESIA uaed · fighting A preventing of the plane Is to review the question of a visitor. &UJ....,,. • ID an~ the atmosphere, microbiological KEY WEST, Fla. (UP[) - 'l'he Cuban governcooverslon of meters to pri· ·---BriUah Prime Minister Harold the pollutioo ol streams by the environment, check vapor and meal announced today the hazardous small boat vale use 81 00 public policy. Mrs. Alma May Babcoclc, 77, WU,OO held another round ol acid, Ia financed by six federal liquid and keep records of efd t 0 1 ed lhe h Fl ld Stnll1 t" ( Long Bottom, Rt. I of near talks with prominent Rhodes- grants totaling ...,ooo a year. fects of o~gen t'nhibt'tors. exo us re om across c oppy or a IOU 0 res~•·ln h 1 """ ., will end tonight at mldnlghl. The announcement •• 1 t •• • • 11 Chester, died st her --.~ 11111 14day aearc o aome The acid mine drainage prob- Late next year, the mine wlll apparently paved the way for an orderly alrllft of today at 5:30 a.m. following n wll)' to stave off a unilateral lem a!lecta one-foorth of Ohio, be sealed and ftooded and the Cubans dlsutlsfled with Fedel Castro's Commu~~o The Mel&• Coanty Board ol ' extended iltnesa. declaration of ladepeodeoce by Th< unused mine now pro- sclentlsta will let the instru· 1st regime. ElectloM 14dll)' reported ' She was born in Chester townthe white-ruled African colony, duces acid drainage Which flows menta tell litem what Ia hapSPA€E CENTER, Houston (UPI) _ The U. S. chaa1e of voting places for ship May 15, 1888, the daughU!r WOson met flrst with the lnro Lake Hope, lour milea pening inside. lido yw ill lollr preclocto. The auction Saturday In Ra- of the late Joseph Frederick Rhodesian Council of Afrlcllll away' along with drainage from A small dam In front of the Space Agency' utrlflclng time for added rneket Norlb Chester Pet voter• cine under sponsorship of the and Barbara Herie Frederick. Clllefs, a group which supports other nearby mines, mine will trap water coming power, will walt untO at least Dee. 8 to launch will boUol Ia tbe Chester fire Southern Local Athletic Boost- She open! her entire lilt Ia th pernme~t of ~ Mtn- The water Is clear and pots- from it and analysis of Ibis two astronaut& on a lrlp %09 times around earth. uuse, Sooth Chester Pet. will ers wm be held a.t the Simp. Meigs county. She attended the later Ian Snuth. ble, but flail, water plants and water will reveal how much During the record flight, Gemini 7 pllols Frank tole III lite gylllllllllnm of tbe 90n buildmg on Third..t . Lee Chapel Methodist cburcb. fowl can't llve In or near it. leaks out Jil the mine seal and Borman lllld James Lovell will try to "fly In lorO..ter elementary scbool, Starting time for. the .auction Surviving m her husbancl, COLlJMBUS, OJIIU- DRAn The instruments' inside the how much acid can be expected mallon" wltb their orbiting booster rotket, photO>Porllud pet wiD 10 to lbe will be at 1 p.m. wtth J1m Charles Babcock· three daugJ>. boarda may call married men mine tell how mucb lllld what w leach from ' sealed mine. graph other missiles launched from Earth, md DJII!IIIslam of tbe Portlalld nahan as auctioneer. Items will ters, Mrs. Ruby' Burke, Col»> withotll ebildren, but noae are talk with a ground alation over a beam of light elemetltary aebool, and Mid- also be sold on consignment ville; Mrs. Gamet Thomas, ~ llkely to lie lnductedllltUI early ealled a "luer." illeporl Ill ward wlll oote Ia Boosters have announced a long lumbus and Mrs. June Coleman, next year, the state.'o Selt!ctlve ADELAIDE. Australia (UP!) - South Alrlca'a lbe Masoalc temple baiODleDI. list of items oo be sold at the Fostoria. a son, Emmell Bat. Service Sylllem dlrectnr beGary Player fired a ·World record 28 on the front Tbe EletUoa boanl report. auction including television sets, cocl:, W~yne, 9,hio; 1 brother, lltvn. · · nine today aDd went on to p011t his loweal score In ed lUI II or IIIII mlll'liDJ 1.. a pony, tables, chairs etc. The Henry Fredet ctk Westervill' Col. Raymond E "louse an lnleflllltlonal IOllfDIIDent, an 11 under par 82 [IOI'MID hatl voted by aboea- Simpson building is across thO and a slater, Mrt: Bertha Duell> 1114 be, muoUint dellrtnbte · to take a four strelle lead after the lint round of lee "'lola. street ft'9111 the Racine l'o!l worth, Coshocwn: T1 podchtlo how ll1lli1 mn In the a"" Ill - warm races are assured In several of the 12 town· the Aaatralla Open ebiiDplonahip. Office. dren, and J8 creal cral!dcbiJ4. • braeU1 are married and ships In !14elgs county on November 2. Two trustees are ! ren. cllfl4lea. to be eleded at the polls In each township. One - . earl Baboocl: .., Highlighting the races will be the contest In Sutton e dqhter, Mrs. Violet Hill. lUIBINO'I'ON- AN ATOM-. township where 11 candidates are seeking two trustee j 11'1' tied 'her · In dedi. lc 1!iDeriJ Commisaioll IAEC) posts. Long time residents of the Sutton twp. area beFlloeral ~ iiiH be htlt facl-findlng group 1loxt month Ueve It is a teeord number of candidates for the trustee from tho Lee l'hapei Melboio wiD •lilt lltree proposed sites jobs In that area. NEW YORK IUPI) - A po- cinct followed the !ICI'Ipt up to aue,blll ol her clothing ftuttered watch on the Misses RooneY dist church aear Basiwt ,1 .l hi Ohio for 8 t300 millloo atom Elghl candidates also want L. Hawk, Charles Bissell. lice deparbneot testimolllal din- point, including speeches by 1 oo lbe atap, to the cbeera and and V1!111Ur1 - 1 cat-fooled p.m. SUndly_ with tho R t ~· llllalhel: plant, the two Jobs In RuUand Twp. COLUMBIA - A. W. Rupe, ner Ia usually a dull kind of captain and two ..rgeanta. applause of lOt polleemen early hlqlar slunk Into the. dressing l'llarl c.ll! ·~ Chester~ ~pbeo M. Young (D • wblch alao ta a high number of Gleoo Turner, VIctor Petty, Ar· thing with ihe embarraaaed Then the fesUvitiel were bright- wedniaday The festivllles were AlODI and back out agam- Ilk- lie· Burial will he In tho c . lbt ), aid a team would villi candidates in that lownahlp. nold Jordan, James E. Gaawo, guest of honor lrylnc w loot ened by the appearliDCt of Misa made ~ lll<ft fosUve wbeD 1ng $II bellnglnc 'ill .Miaa Roo- COIII!iefY· 'l'he ·will 1M · RaVDna Msnal lll1lrt Tetts- The lisl of cancll!lates ud Dwaine A. Jordan. . modest while his JIUperiora stand Mary Rooney, who il blonde, the I.'IJIII !eliDed Milts Rooney lilY IDd \be ~ pantiet ol Milt retui'o041 fo her ~} .M ~. Martelli on Nov, I IDd their respecllvt loWNtlups are: LEBANON - Robert Fitch, up and lkope on about what I bu ""OS of hazel Ia IUI-87 bad broulblllo.. o friend off. Ventura. . clat nqllll. '!'hlrt Inn II Dill P!k, QMmty on Nov. 5. ..BEDFOliD - Ch\rleis WU- GeorJe E. Sellers, Theddore . .; . -· ' , ' • '"You'd lldnl<." licJted MIA eaU. ·, · · ftlt ttl!ea In! IDIOIIIM to bt liallll, Norman Wood, Dana WlUford, Clec\1 Rooeberry. great guy ol Sam wu. with .lltefr aickaa?," The Mil· duly )lelly danetr ~Ia Vell~Uf~. ~. ''llift a wwklnc llrl : ' ll : Itt Ill' l • Ill .._ ~ b)' elfhl lact-flndlnc Hanlftl . . . LETART - .Roy Jleaaon, How- The tesUnilltltll for • 1t11ro lion Dollar .aaby. While :1110 lt'llled, ll8lMyed, wUald bt .!We wllb all theM at It In eba&lt .C II' (f I1Dt1td CII ·Jllll I I · . CHESTER - Artlllll' Orr, I. (CoallJiuecl Gil .pqt 3) Ia& waeant at .a·Qi- pr. llluiJtCIIIId dane!~~ IIIli III- vliUul lleulbt kept cortlld llOJIII anitind." • . II. I Bath Size Soap 3 23c The Pomeroy National Bank C<J'mrnon stock-par value per share $25.00 No . sharei authorized 400) No . shares outstandin& 4000, Total par value ---------- $ 100,000.00 Surplu.s . __ .. _.. ------- _________ _------- ___ . ____ ------ __ 300,000.00 Undivided profitl ------- --------·--- ____ -------- _______ _ 112. 42'7 .82 Reservea 6,000.00 .. --- -------------·-------------------------- - be kept out of the W<JOded ar· skunks ldlled in Melgo. T\10191 eao ud wastelands oa 11M of thse animals ware ldlletl fringes of 11M vlllag dlll'illl in the village Jil Pomeroy. lite period Nov. Z llu:OUJh Nov. Health clepartmenl officlall S. II il e•lrtmely imporlalll fear the concentration ol n* lbl clop 1re DOl permitted skunka in Pomeroy eould luil to "'" laoae dariOJ tbt four w dil"ect buman exposure II' dayo. Tbe controls wiD be re- they could cause domestic peta moved after Nov. S. w develop rabies, wblch hi Ail pet owners are urged w turn would expose the mwaa immunize their pets against ra- population. bies since it ia not advisable It is highly rCOIIIIMidall w treat • dog exposed w rab- that pet owners who did aet leo if he has not bad previous have their animals lnocal.., anU·rabies Immunization. at one of the two emergeacy Dr. E. F. Maag, acting health bles clinlc in Pomeroy -~ comml,.ioner of Meigs county, ly, take their peto to 1 ftterlo has adviaed that since March norian lor lbo lmDiWifZIIklD I& 20 there have been 20 rabid onct. I REG. 10c JERGENS TOTAL L!AilfLmES ------·-·······-·-- ·-··-------- $7,478,920.67 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Boycott Of Big Stores I I REPORT OF CONDITION Of TOTAL ASSETS -----·-·--------·····-··------------ $7.979.346.69 LIABILITIES ntremely dangerous. Agencies coooerating with the health department in carrying out the program are Pomeroy village officials, U. S. Fish and Wildlife Services (Divioion of Wildlife Services). the Ohio Dept. of Health (Veterlnary Unit). A spokesman said every effort will be made w place the poison matrial and trape In areaa not commonly traveled by people or domestic animala. Neither the traps nor the eggs will be ptaced in densely popuIa ted areas. II lo, ho.,.•er, advised lltat dtUdren and domestle poll 1 Charter No. 1980 In fht Stitt of Ohio, at tht Cl~ of Business on October 13, 1965. Pub. li1hed In response ta call made by Cemptroller of tht Currtnt'y, under Sedton 5211, U.S. RoviHd Slolut11. AVI CEN1I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1965 ~~~@ilii'j Mrs. William Lewis and her sister, Olita. SINGING CATFISH - ·. l-.....- - - - - · - - - .... .;• .._ .,.....,_..__ To The lnt#Jrettl Of The Meifi-MMon ..4NIJ •. ACQUARIUM Mr. and '11rs. Harold Hinkle, McConuellsville spent the week. end with Mrs. George Hudooo and other relatives. Mr. Harry Cross, retired ~· Operation Skunk, a four-day control program w reduce tbe skunk population in the Pornoroy area Where the present threat of rabies is the greatest, will go into effect Nov. 2. Thre kinds of attack will be used. They are den g38slng, poisoned eggs, and poison·baited trapo. The Meigs County Health departmenl said chicken eggs will be Injected with a deadly poison. Each will be marked in bold, black lettering. Officials said It io vltolly Important the eggs are 1101 lo be dioturbed or bandied be. • • - tbe polaoa to be aoed io II OPENING SPECIAL . at y 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. in East --~--·1-r;' • • day and Thursd'ay and Monday evenings when material will be I distributed. A dessert courSIJ was served by Mrs. Jamea Elller Mrs Evereli Davia, Mrs. N;n M.,;,re, Mrs. Bruce Lloy4 A visitation team meeting 'on and Mrs. M. E. Dowson. . Methodist Higher Education Attending were Leo Smtih, program was held Tuesday eve- the Rev. and Mrs. M. E. Dow· ning in the dining room of son, Mr. and Mrs. William II Heath Methodist Church. Mr. sell, Mrs. Doriald Stive1'11, Ml"l, Leo Smt'lh, chairman, present- Galen Brown, Mrs. Lloyd, Ml'L ed plans for the membership Ben Philson, Mra. Edward canvass to be made In Novr:m- Youn•, Mrs. Guy Shuler, Robo ·~ ber. . ei'l Coats, Mrs. Bernard Fultz, He discussed the needs of the Miss Beaa Sanborn, Mrs. NQ l'llrious M>thodist Colleges In· Moore, Mrs. James Euler, Lee eluding Mount Union, Baldwin· Smith, Mrs. Carroll Swanson, Wallace, Ohio Northern, and Mrs . John Baker, Mrs. EmerOhio Wesleyan and the Wesley son Jones, Mrs. James ClatworFoundation programs at sever- try. Several were WJablt to alal other universities. He said tend. 4(),1100 Ohio youths are enrolled in Methodist Colleges and exVISIT 11"1 MIDDLEPORT plained the purpose of these SUnday dirull!r guests of Mr. colleges is to prepare youth for and Mrs. Russell Few .ill Midfuture christian leadership. dleporl were their daughter, Students from these ·colleges Miss Rosemarie Few Jil Zane.. go into the world as ministers, ville and her guests., Miss Phyldoctors, missionaries, lawyers, lis Beisser of DuDCSD Fa1l1, engineers and in many other Miss Rutb Ann Duff of Hill .. prolesslon5. Each Methodist boro, and Mls! Barblij"a Remcburch In Ohio has been asked mete of Grandvllle. They also to lake part in this crusade lor attended the church service liD aid to righer learning. Sunday morning at the Heath The group will .meet Wednea· Methodist church. 1 Is Open Thursday and Every Week Day I oo• •• 1 ELBERFELDS STORE IN POMEROY 1 I '• Pearl Reynolds urged I!Onoolldation of live school An impressive installation Michael Bastian! has return- Guest of honor at a surprise ters of Union Veterans met conducted SUnday ed to his home in Gallipolis al- birthday party was Ronnie Ta~when Jane Howell Tent mornlng, Oct. 24, at the Syra- ter a visit with his -andparents, lor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewts ters of Un ionVeterans cuse Fll'lll United Presbyterian Mr and Mrs. Bru~~ Lloyd. He Taylor of RFD I Rutland, SatMonday evening at the Church, by the Rev. Russe 11 was accompanied home by his u"<<ay ' Oct · "~, wh0 was 18 hall Sh herd . . years old and a student of Rio The meeting opened in rltutal·l .~P . ' mother, Mrs. Patty Basttant. G d Col! Gtve Me Tomorrow That s Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd r•n e ege. h b lstic form with Eliza et Camp, ;as his ' bell, president, in charge. All. I Ask, sermo,n spent the weekend in Columbus Three fellow students, Jack Hamm was reported ill. Glad- loptc: . M where Mr. Lloyd was in charge Peterson, Ray Sutherland, and ys cuckler Is improving and a OffiCers ~~stalled . were rs. of a shoe showtng. While there Guy Harper were special Afi'END CONFERENCE round robin card was sent Pearl McBnde as fmancJal sec- they visited with their son, guests. Others were, Donnie MASON _ Three local worn· her. Several retary and Mrs. Robert Harden, Michl, a freshman at Ohio Smith, who Is attending school en attended the Daughters of were read and discussed. as the church treasurer. State University. in Columbus; Karen Flores, .american Revolution State Con· bers were asked to bring The. Rev .. Shepherd, The Rev. M. E. Dowson and Ray Hermann, Jim Russell, terence In Huntingwn recently. for Operation Santa Claus . Bnstol Village near . sons, Doug and Dwight of Heath Sandy Tucker, Deborah HerAttending were Mrs. Florence Alhens Stale Hospital to wtll be asstsled by the Revj . Methodist Church in Middle- mann, Nellie Cox, Bob Thorn· McClung, Honorary State Re· next meeting. The ton Davis, also of Bml~ . port represented the youth as and Cheryl Long; her sis· gent of Hartford : Mrs. Ray prize was •warded ro Helen :~!eioc".:l s:tJ;~~n~u~~ p~::~m· gro~ps of the .church at the sub- t(~st ~nld ~others ;er~l Ti;my Proffitt, State Progrm Chairler. ber and December. dJstnct meetmg Monday even· I u c d. Chanmle ~. oond, ahm· l man, Mason, •nd Miss Lelah k s d o t mg at the Syracuse Methodist e a, an rene. • er 1 Jane Powell, New Haven. The Guest spea er, un ay, c · Church· grandmother Mrs · Maggie · women are delegates of the 31, will be the Rev. George . Caruthers ' Setterfield who is counsellor ot Paul Casto of Columbus VlS· • J. Colonel Lewis Chapter of Point this area.' of the $50 million ited over the weekend with his Sending gifts and best wishes Or Pleasant. The meeting was fund. The Rev . Davis, will daughter and son.m.taw, Mr . were Barbara Cotterrll, Linda held in the Frederick liotet. TONIGHT the pulpit Sunday, and. Mrs. Eugene Conde and Davis, !Jnda Kauff, Connie •HARUM SCARUM'' 7, al 9 a.m. family. Simmons, and Susy Manley. Mrs. Belly Spencer entertain· ess. A salad course was served Elvis Presley, Fran JeUries, ,sunday school followed at Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wehrung I Taylor and Mrs. Carol Herm- ed the Staff and Olficers Club during the social hour by Mrs. Mary Ann Mobley. F. have returned from a lrlp H M L . of Meigs Temple Pythian Sis- Spencer and Mrs. Owens. 0 clock wilh Mr. William Featurette: · · U h v· · · ostesses were "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii To The Wild Return Wmebrenner, as supermtendent. 1roug 1rgm1a. T 1 d M C rs1 .H ewls 1tPrs at her home ' Monday eve-. 1111 Colorurtoon• The collection was $15.60 wilh Mr. and Mrs. Randolph ay or an rs. aro erm- nin&. Mrs. Maxine Owens was Admission: 75c & 40c. 41 in attendance. Prayer Ward and daughter Mary Lou, ann. the assisting hostess. THURSDAY, October 28 ' ices are held each Wednesday Ravenswood, W. Va. spent Sun- ~ Games and prizes were en- 1 A reading entitled, ~<W h 0 NOT OPEN mght at 730. The public is in· day with Mrs. Ward's mother, joyed by all, with Cheryl Long Could Have Thought of Autvi!ed. Mrs. James ~urray. 1 winning the door prize. Refresh· umn," was given by Mrs. FRiDAY ond SATURDAY The WCTU will meet Frl- ' ments of hot chocolate, sand- George Childs. Mrs. William Octob•r 29-30 day evening, Oct. 29 at the wiches. potato chips and a beau- Allmen lhankod the group for "ZEBRA IN THE KITCH EN"" Ser 17ice of Prayer, Self-Denial il Held Middleport Church of Christ at tiful cake were served, remembrances during her 111l Terhnicolor) Jav Norlt, TV's Dennis lhe ""If 1:30 p.m. ness. wet.>k 0 f Prayer an d .x Menace; M:>:rtin Milner, Anay Mrs. Elsie McKnight has re- i . Yearbooks were to be planDevine. Denial was observed with turnl:'d to her home in Urbana returned to his home. from Vet- ned by Mrs. Phil Meinhart and "'THE ROUNDERS" quie! hour Tuesday afternoon following several weeks ~rans Memorial Hospital follow- Mrs. Ben Neutzling. Gifts were (Tecltnico lorJ u,._ Syracuse Methodist with her sister, Mrs. David Entmg surgery. presented to Mrs. Neutzling and Henry Fonda, Glenn Ford, Sue Ann Langtlun, Hope Hoi· age. srninger. She returned home Mr. Ru~ Tuckerman spent the her daughter, Lois Burt for their id ay. Ch ill Wills, Edgar Bu· Miss Marcia Karr , Sunday with her family, Mr. we~kend .m Athens where he .T.usic during the Pythian Sisrhanao. life secretary of the WSCS, and Mrs. Sammy Russell who visited has son, Mr. and ~rs. ters Convention. leader and told of the came for her. Edgar Tucke.rman and. family. The traveling prize donated SUNDAY, MON. ond TUES. d f th m t'ng Oct. 31 -Nov. 1-2 an use o e ee t • Mr. Forrest Bachtel has ~e _latter 1!1. rl:'c?vermg from by Mrs. Childs was won by Mrs. "GIRLS ON THE BEACH" topics. Renf'wa! through i bet>n retun ied to his home from lllJUflfS sustamed m a fall from Spencer. Games w~re played (T~cbPkolorJ !~nee, Renewal through Seeking, I latter at his home d . d d to M ' N c Renewal through DJ.S"J.pline and University Hospital in Colum. ~. . · an pnzes awar e rs. II Martin ~st. oreen orcor· ~ bus "•itere he underwent sur~ M1ss Edith Klem, New York and priJes awarded to Mrs. an, The Cr ick.et.'l The Bnch Renewal through Challenge " Ci h be th f h Boys. Le~lpy Gore. read b~· Miss Karr, interspr-rs- ger)'. Mrs. Bachtel and daugh- .1ty, as. en e gu~st o er H_arold Lemley, Mrs. Nathan "'CLARENCE THE ed with hymns by the Rev. and ter, Carol, have been with him. sJsler, Mtss Hulda Klem for sev- B1ggs, Mrs. Allman, Mrs. NeuCR01~~;h~~c~t o~\ON" 1.1 W d 11 G St 1 T h Mr and Mrs c E Young era! monihs. She has gone w tzling. The November meetmg Marshal Thompson, Cheryl ~~~dic~i~neby R.ev. ~~u~~~r clo: sp.ent, the WE'eke.nd Bank, ~lum~~ for a visi_t with rNela- Pwhi~ll be h.el: at tb~~oMme of Mrs. Miller, Betsy Drake. e<: tht strvice. w. Va. with his brother and IVf!l re returnmg to ew 1 Mem 18rt .wl . ~~. ;;:,=~~~=~i::==~~;;.~~--==;,.,;,1 sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rog- York. er Jones as the assisting hostNOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS! er Young and daughter, Vicky. Miss Seren Lewis, a freshm110 at Warren Wilson College in B& G & PET SUPPLIES North Carolina, spent U1e weekend With her parentcl, Mr. and Belly Gilkey, Owner 1258 Powell St., Middleport MEIGS THEATRE --'. ,. 122 N. SECOND . FREI PARKING IN REAR Directors MIDDLEPO~T, • 0. ''l/; 1- .•! ' ~ :• I •• 'l rema:- * lood . -. ·~ · ~ '• ~' :' . . �, lt ThP lltlily 111 Y . Family Will Be Glad to See ou. "At Least t he Voir~ of Broadwa v o • I o reportmr, SPntinPI 8y OOROll COMMENT,t TING EDITORIALL V Mlso MldDlgbt'o . Notebook: Norman Taurog, who directed Susan Hart In "Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine," is so captivated by her performance and beauty, he wants her for his next big 111m, ~ar­ ring opposite Elvis Presley. Ev· en Colonel Parker doesn't know this yet Paddy Chayefsky 's "The Goddess" will become a play . Look for a sweeping ' Investigation into the mounting Jndustrial e&pionage situatilJD. Top-level thievery Is solnl on between huge companies, with aecret Information, patents and plana being stolen. Many spies who have worked for the government In Intelligence & counter-Intelligence find thl• new Looking for a Legislative Lull N that one of the most active ron· sessions in the history of the country is concluded , people are . won· dering what the 89th Congress will do for an encore when its second sesston aets under way next year. gres~~nal There would seem to be very little left to do. The Great Society has been launched on a tide of laws whose ripples wlll be felt for decades. The presidential proposals which Congress turned . down can be counted on the fingers of one band - such as repeal of the "right-to-work" clause of the Taft-Hartley Law, raising the mmtmu,m wa ge . borne rule for the Dtstnct of C~ Jumbio. The answer given by most observers is that Congress will do very httle m~­ jor lawmaking in 1988,. although, Pres~; dent Johnson says he wtll put a must label on about 2J billa in another Great Society package. Compared 10 the energetic first session, however, even this will amount . to more or less tidying up of leglslaltve odds and ends and corQ!ction of short· comings and inefficiencies in some of the Great Society programs. The overall impression will he of sober. moderlte Democratic leadership which deserve& approbation at tho polls come November. · profession even _ _ . ,...,... _:,,..,. ,. Traditionally, however, they. have taken away or reduced that maJont y m nonpresidential election years. If President Jobnaon can convince the voters to break that pattern in 1986 , and give him another top-heavy Democratic Congress for 1987 and 1968, 1t wtll be an accomplishment fully u 1mpress1ve aa the uses to which be baa put the pre· eent ConiiTIIS. It Isn't EasyTho poatponement of the Gemi~i·ft 1pace experiment was a dlsappolntmg setback to tbia country'• moon-landmg procram. The rendezvoua with an Agena rocket which lbt capsule was to attempt representa 1 vital phase of the Apollo project for it is by means of a rendez. vous orbit above the moon that the two 11tronauta who land on the .moon wUJ reunite with their mother shtp for the return trip to earth. m' Another component of the Apollo pr~ gram that II behind 1chedule is development of the lunar landing vehicle, a HI· ton ferry which will shuttle the astronaut. from the Apollo capsule to t b • moon and back again. Thla In turn depends upon the information that will he radioed back by an unmanned, yet·to-be·launchel Surveyor probe regarding the maye·up of t b 1 moon 'ssurface. If It ie not as firm as be· lieved, major redesign of the ferry's Ianting gear will be necoaaary. Despite all this, apace oUiciab are confident that the moon mtssJon can he accomplished no later than September 1969. It may take a little hustling--but look how far we have hustled since Pre· sident Kennedy flrat announced the mooii&OII in 1G61. • 2-Dal\y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 2B, 198 ~ mnre lucra· HOLLYWOOD IUPl i - Fireworks fl ew Tuesday night in CBS. T V's transatlantic program in wh1ch ~tude nt s q~es­ tioned former President Dw1ght Ei "ienhower, UN. Ambassador Arthur Goldberg and Solicitor General Thurgood Marshall. The one . hour broadcast, tape1 earlit'f in the day vie the E.•rly Bird satellite fo r the ne l· work's "Town Meeting of th" World" serie5, mcluded ques. tion.. , from students in London and Paris, from behind the Iron turtain in Belgrade, and from Mexico City. u some of the questions revealed fan ta!ltic mi scon ce ~ tlons, and if some of t_he an•wers were less than sabsfactor} the huur nevertheless was tr~mendous experience in the potential power and real value of such face-lo-face confrontations. One such program ~~ch week would save the te\ev1s ~on Ieason and make it worthwhile. As for the students, some of t~~eir questions were courtefl u~ ly put, some were good, so ~1e were as depressmg as a predicLable political wriler, and so~• were just plain hostile, makmg .... wonder whether CBS.TV applied 15 much attenUoo to intelligent oelection of us youn& euests 39 ll might have. While there were a few shar· ply phrased questions from Belgrade, lt was, ironical!~, from the countries of our allies that the most hostile questions and attitudes came. One British student, a young man, replyi.ng to 8 Eisenhower answer, sa1d : " What are you talking about'" To EISenhower, Goldberg and Marshall. in Washington with n-oderaLor <:harles Collingwood, the students put questions involving Viet Nam, the Domin~ can Republic. racial matters and Barry Goldwater. Often, the hostile otudents, and the lneredible misconceptions, left them..tves wide open to sophis.. HELEN HELP Us!l Revue -- MARBLE MAUSOLEUM The Taj Mahal 11 a ma,... leum of while marble built by the emperor Shah Jehan (1628-1158) at Agra, Im!la. Tbe mausoleum contains tho tomb of Jeran'• favorite wife, lrlumtazl Mihal, and bll OtiD . .. .. . . .. . )ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 28, 1985·3 I Panthers Faci·ng u]·gh RI·d.·ng Bulldogs . . Tornad go To G}ouster 1 1 I 1 Robert W. "Bob" Louks II Test TODig • ht · TRUSnE OF SUTTON TOWNSHIP I 1 • • _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 S: I 1 , • 1 _w_._M_•i_"__'·--....,.,---=~ ! • II Hevman and Dierking tO Make Debuts 1 I 1 ' Ground Attack Credited To Browns 1965 Success I 1 ' I I • 1 1 Irish Regulars Work Hard for Saturday Bout Against Navy .• . By F.O SAlN~~unv twi ce·healrn foot hall team can squad because the Middie!! semnd in rushing, trails UPI Sports Wnter e"pect no merry Saturday [showed ground gaining power I Leiser at left halfback. The CHICAGO ~UPIJ - ..Navy 's Notre Dame's fourth- ranked in last week's loss to' Georgia leading passer, John Cart1 1 ,=-------..-....-..__,__.-,_..__..-.,;·.--__,-... WARM, RUGGED OUTERWEAR Goal Coat~ Benchwarmers MEN'S 19.95 BOYS' _ _ 16.95 Men's Zip-Out 1 , ,; Tech wright, will undersludy Bruce i Jrish Coach Ara Parseghian ! Bickel at quarterback. : broke precedent Monday by , working his regulars hard, . N~tre ~a~e s prospects for though not in a scrimmage, and 1~ f1f~ w1n m six games wers · out they could expect high smce the squad prob~bly one of their toughest garrw!s 1 IS lll its best ph~s1cal condJtJOn rrom the Middies because they of the sea~on, With _no one reg a i n e d ·0 v e r 400 y 8 r d s" ported ~enously injured after against Tech . the TroJan clash. The Irish expected a more Parseghlan was expected to balar.:od altllck !:om Navy, start senior !lUI Zloch ~ quar1than from last week's rival, 1 terback and place emphasis: on ' Southern California, who stayed the running of Larry Conjar, on the ground en route to a 2!- Nick Eddy, Bill Wolski and defeat. Navy, on the olher ,Zloch, lnsteKd of on passing. 1hand, passed lor 313 yards , The Irish passing has been against Tech. uncertain all season and Zioch Whether the Middies will has tried only 34 tosses. He many passes against the rushed himself 35 Urnes, aver· I I ~:~;~~.~Dame secondary, which , aging 4.6 yard per carry. II Tony Carey, Tom Lon- 1 Conjar, who gained 16 yards and Nick Rassas, was ques- against Southern California, is Rassas hat intercept- ' the leading rusher with 300 five passes this year, run- I yards. Wolskl 1s 5 yard per one back ror the key ry average Is best on llt•,ucihdo,wn against Northwes- squad. tern, and Carey two. Notre Dame's emphasJa Par~egbian alao was con- , rushing was best displayed cerned because Navy's statisti· : team statistics, showing cal leaders were not listed as Irunning plays, for 1,203 yerds, probable otlrten. AI Rood- ' and only 49 passes, for 383 house, the leading ground gai-l yards. The paMea have ner, will be beblnd Danny Wong[' counted for only tiro of the at fullback, and Terry Murray. lsh'o 2(1 touchdow111. ! '66 Ch•~rotellmpala Sport Coupe-one of 19 models with. fine«ulptunQ now Sody l:lj fi$hKt NOW! '66 CHEVROLET !; (Pile Lined) I Boys'_ 16.95 JACKETS CORDUROYS SPORTCRAFTERS QUILTED & PILE . YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED From DOWNIE· GROSS I!OMEROY IXi BERNARD D. GILKEY I TRUSTEE OF 'SAUSIURY TWP. World W•r II Vater•n-A.......c•n L'llan I'.O.E. QUALIFIID- CAPABLE- EXPERIENCED Pd. PoLAdY. l JET·SMOOTHER try l,· Storm Coats "HOMJ; Ofl ARROW SHIRTS" · ~·. if.Y} lrooton, 11r0, Logan. 22·20 , Nel- back Rod Sauer, who was hurt Tile Jackets lost their leading Friday : At the ends will ··· sonv'lle, 3(1..(), and Wellston, 22· this week in practice. He is ball-carrier in th. Logan game John Brown 1188) and Bruce 20. They have los! lo Co a I said to have torn ligaments in week before, in Halfback Geo- Smith (1321, Jeff Smith (160), Grove, 6·0; Jackson, S.O, and hts knee. I rg:e Sauer, and have had injury and Ron Janey (160) at the last but oot least Athens by a T kl L V . 1 problems ever since. ·, Guards, Eugene Lee (185 IJ1d score of 24-0. i ac e arry a~e " a 80 , In fact, they have had their Ed Hamilton (195) at the tackj a doubtful starter this week as share of injuri es all season. les, and John Magnussen (160) ~ J~ckets, who have ha_d he has been nursing a case of Here is the Jackets' pr'Jba- at Center. The Q11arterback il the1r ~hare of close games thl~ 1, ear infection. Buddy MooN!, ble startmg lineup on offense: : Pistol Pete Anderson, who il yt>ar, ost another one last wee Ja cket quarterback, has been At the ends wi ll be fi'reddie l the third leading scorer in ~e to Wellston, 13-fl. nursing a slight back injury Robmson and Ga:ry Stobart or SEOAL. Halfbacks are Danny \" The Jackets slill aren 't at sustained in practice but is ex- Mark Tannehill , Guards, Jack Gilmore 1166 ) and Chris Rod- · lull strength, so they will have 1peeled to be at full strength Sigman and John Blake; Tack- erick (15.1) and the Fullb~~~ to play without their s tar Full- for Friday's encuuntec. Jes, Ken Harris and Dave A~h- is f{1 chard Long ,200). , ley, Center, Larry Gladwell. I The Ga llians. in the overall . Sparl an' lo beware of Norlhed in the Wisconsin game. ot lor WUdcats, Jail" and Backs : Buddy Moore QB , Hair- league series, have won 20, western's defense, arxl Coach Coach Woody Hayes held his of- MustaDJI oa &be ltreeta!'• backs, Ronme Hmdy and Rug- lost 16 and there have been 20 Murray Warrnalh may have all fense mrnutes overtime dur. '111 Pomeroy Panthers will Pomeroy, on the other hand, Gibbs, guards; Rod Karr and er Swartz. and takmg Sauer·s no ties. Ten of the Blue Devils' , : ~ ! his Minnesota Gophers avail- ing a heavy workout. be facing an uphill battle this won its first league game last at fullback will be Sa rn Hood, v i ctori ~s ht~vf' come since ~ble Smurday for the first time Wisconsin n, Michigan oe·~ Friday night when they are wPeir with a 36-0 lacing of the Dick Werry, tackles ; Rex Cum- a 143 lb. Jumor. 1 1953. Th(• J<~ckl't.:; won 8 • I ,n weeks. Coach ~1ilt Bruhn stressed C ings and Bill Moore at ~!rids; Coach Hansley will probably last year. and ag<~ in m 1958, by • blocking Wednesday at Wiscon-1 guests of the undefeated Athens 1 Nelsonville Greyhounds. T h e go with this slarting lineup this 7-6. M1ch1gan S~ate and Mmne~ota sin, and promoted sophomore Bulldogs. Pomeroy eleven, before that Don Swisher, quarterback ; Len- atop the B1g Ten- go agamst Dick SchumJtsch to second Athens, a pre - season choice game, had been scorelesf: m 15 nv Van Mf'ter, left halfback: Northwestern and Ohio State string offensive left halfback. to capture the SEOAL crown, fuarters. Robert Sm1th, nght half, and Saturday in the league's tnp Halfback Chuck Koch and fuJI. has so far run true to fo1 m hThe boys ' attituae Is good Bruce Si mpson, ru llbnck. ~ntesls They are undefeated. th1's week " sard Panlher Head H -v · · · • back Ga le Bucciarelli were listd E 1 h n th b k Around the ronferenee by ed doubtful starters because of Coach Don Eskey's Bulldogs Coach Bud Bickel ''We're hor). owar ng IS ' I e ac CANDIDATE FOR 1 . ~arne : . . took thetr seventh gatfte last ing to surpnse !he Athens field, and Bill f rancis, on the eg In Junes. . week by defeating the Gallipo- team." ImP. ~re also scheduled I~ see Mll•h, Statf \'S. Norlhwe~lern I Tackle Bill Yearby and line- The Southern Tornadoes, Wlthl lis Blue Devils 24-0. Athens No Off is questioning the pl~nty . or a c t _l 0 D. Although the Spartans are ov- : b;'. cker Tom Checcini were back a. 5-2. ~ecord for the . season, scored all of its points in a big fact that Athens is favored to Dick Kmght ant1 John Gwnther erwhelming favorites Daugherth r f ld durmg · Will VISit Glouster tomght. second rutlf . 't . hth b t . , Will be u.~cd on defense. • Served on Syrac use Council on e prac 1ce 1e a Coach Ron Deem's charges · wm 1 s e1g game, u upsets ly warned that Northwestern two . hour dn ll at Michigan d f h . h The Bulldogs also boast the have happened In football Pom' 1 • Sponsor of Sy racuse Commu nitv Ra<ehnll Park has the best defense in the Big, However Yearby probably wili ·;ou d be a;s~re th avmgH~ ~ two top scorers in the league eroy no doubt would lik~ noth- 1 FIRST Ten. In the only personnel m1 ss th~ game Saturday be. ~t ~eco. ~ h~ \ e~n 1 ~ in hard-running Halfback Todd ing better tha~ to catch the Your Vote and Aid Will Be Appreciated QUALITY 1 ~ gr\ .18~~ryT~ t~yt ta e Snyder and ~uarterback Dick Bulldngs off-guard change, Daugherty placed Don :[ cause of a pinched nerve Weatherspoon at defensive tarIllinois n Purdue · , 81vlctofry thomgT · d '-ev,er Adams. Snyder has 58 points Starting offenslv.elv for th e 1 REGULAR __ THANK YOU! sale or e orna oes so ar 1 d 11 · , · 1 <le for Buddy Owens, who IS Illinois halfback Cyril Pinder I is S-4. to ea a sco~ers Wlule, Adams, Panthers wrll be Carson Crow. ' Certified Oil Station Pomeroy Pd. Pol Adv. 5 lut w1th a spramed kner. twisted a knee in a physical ed-· 1who Js bed w1th Logan s John center: Bill Nease and Jeff IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIII•••••!IIIIII•IIIII••IIIIII Starting halfbark Ron Rector : ucat JOn class and probably will I The Tornadoes will go to • Ga~ser for &econd place, has - ------returned to prac lic~ ~l North- ! be unavailable Saturday. Glous.t~r with three playen on i tallied 44. western after m1 ss mg two . Purdue ern tJ hasized defense the a1lmg list. Halfback Shcrm ~ - -- -- - -~eeks because of a shoulder in- a ainst lllinois fullback Jim ' Cundiff and defensvie back Karl , '56 Chevrolet lrrrpata Sport Sedalt Jury. He proba bly will be used Grahowski"s rushing. Hussell are recovering from : ., 1n punting only. j Iowa vs Indiana arm injuries and Quarterback 1 Min~esola vs. O~io State _ ~ Coach .Jerry Burns. protec ting Bob. Crue~er has been plagu~d ~ Th~ (,ophers l'v or~ ed on the1r 1 lw~ pn vacy at home by getting lby a sp;amed ankl~ suffered 10 . ·un~mg ga.me and defense an un listed telephone number, a practice early this week. Ali i [l gatnst <lh1u. State pt~_ttern.s . No ! alsn protcded th e privacy of . thre~, ~owever, are expected to 't left oalfback Hub1e Bryant, the Hawkeve.s by laking the see act1on. , still bothered by a spramed im- l lowa tea m- behmd a closed-in . Southern has the top scorers ! CINC[NNATI (UPI) - Guard kle, and No. 3 lelt end Chet An- field A major shakeup of th m the county m Halfbacks John I . I derson, who h~s a rold and sore tea~ was believed takmg placee McClintock and Cundiff. The 1~r:t ~-eyrnan :ndthc~nt~ ~~nme throat. are expected to be ready fnd 1ana held a full scrim~ ' Tornado losses w~e to Rulland .1ghert J~g :a e c· ~ r / R toSal d . and McArthur wh1le they have ru or e mcmna I oya1s ur ay · mage. Halfbe~ck John Gmter . . against the champion Boston Quarterback Don Unverferth 1 remained a doubtful starter. posted wms agamst Hannan- Celtics in Cincinnati Gardens Tn!ce. Southwestern, Buchtel. . .' · York. Kyger Creek and North . Ne1ther the 6-foot-9 D1~rkmg Ga.l lia. nor the 6--fool -~ Heyman IS expcleo to slarl, but both probathem in Fred Cox and Mason, bly will get plenty of playing ~ho have accounted for 102 Vi- time. They were acquired last king points. Cox leads the week in a lrade with the San league CLEV~!.AND WPJl - An ex- .Ilea gue in tntal rushes with tull- f 1 with 54, Including 10 Francisco Bud Olsen Warriors and cash.for forward 1,' I · Cl eve 1;:tn d Jround attack •, b<lr k .J1m Hrown arrountlng for 1e d goals and 24 extra points. Coach Jack McMahon ho""'d "'os1ve Reoelvers Uollsa.d ,. ms rocketed the Browns to the mos t of them He carried 140 an eight-day layoff was "•nell· I r th · the East- t1rnes, e~vt>ragmg 53 yards, for Cox, however, may ex,...,ct ~op o e stand.mgs m rcia! to the Royals. "Actually, n · · · h stiff competition Sunday from ~ rn I VISion once again 1738 Yil rds and five touc downs. we've used this period as a secThe Browns have this sea son· Brown 's running average has the Browns' own place kicking ond traming tamp" he said 'icked up l.l 21 yards by rush- v:rwlt ed the rlub into first place expert, Lou (The Toe), Groza , McMahon planned to start .his ng and are challenged in th1s in yard'\ per trv with a 4.9 av- w~ has racked up 42 points, usual lineup of Jerry Lucas ief.artment only by the Minne- erage , t~mg for the club's scoring lead Tom Hawkins at forwards ;ota Vik ings, who go against In the punting field. Cleve- With Bro wn. Wayne Embry at center and· Cleveland ~unday at the st<1di- land's (; ary Collins continues to _Groza ~as .10 thr~_pointers to I Oscar Robertson and Adrian tum. TI1e Vikings ha ve gained !tad the pa <' k. He has managed hi~ credit 10 addition to 18 Smith at guards. \42 yards on the ground as the to cling to an average of 47 pomls after touchdown. . The Royal!! take a 1-3 record esult of the combined effort s : yards per kick . The Browns are_ rated e1ghth into . the ~arne. The Celt.lcs ·f Tom Mason and Hill Rrown. Minnesotn will bring lwo of 10 punt returns Wl~h little Wal- 2-1 mrludmg a 102-98 wm over Cleveland also leads the · the league 's top scorers with I ter Roberts averagmg 6.8 yards Cincinnati at Boston. -·· _. _ ___ _ per run-back to date. 0 -· Blue Devils Aim to Spoil MHS Homecoming . BY DAVZ RiCE The Gallipolis Blue Devils. coached by Terry Hansley, a product of Ohio State, will invade Jackel Stadium Friday night where they will aim to spoil Middleport'& annual Homecoming game. The Blue Devil! are rebuilding after having a very poor record or 1-9 in 1964. Thus far the Devils have a 3-2 league By United Press International returntd to practice at Ohio Coac h Duffy Daugherty has State afler missing lwo prac- "And on yoUr way to your record and a 4-3 overall slate. warned his Michigan St.ate tices because of an ankle twist. bppy hunting gound1 watch They have taken games from 9:00 To 7:30PM Store Hours, Fridoy "''•rd•y ru ':00 ~M •"-6t ·we tlwwld -.., . Olaal'' twas titl. IIIII •,. II "!"1 ALL-STARS Gophers Reported! In Best Physical Shape of Season . Newest eligible bachelor In k-- by Helen Bottei__J tolf!l lor a short stay Is Tariq Abdullah, son of the nationalconfuse the Issue and make ef. Ist leader of the Kashmir!, She- FUNNY MAN DESERVES erbyody onbappy. U my hsIkh Abdullah. Tariq fa hero BOG HAND band had seemed almost on our with the Pakistan delegation to Dear Helen: the United Natioos . . The few U, when yoo served beans and daughter's side by saying, ''La~~o people on the Coest who've been wieners lor dinner, your hus- rle your Ma's • tough custom· shown a rough copy of ''Inside band wlse<racked, "This kind er ' better do what she says, .. Daisy Clover" did handsprings of meal has broken up more th~n she wold have fell she ldultery ," bad a friend and ally, and sha over Natalie Wood's perform· marriages than ance, predicting she'll get all would you be tempted to go might have settled down to eat. kinds of awards for it. Broad- out and commit lt?-WIFE OF Likewise, when Pop insists she does her chores before sho way's Robert Redford, who play A "HUMORIST" watches eartoons, Instead of fn rnln<! lhe natura' tendency of her beau, rated a few Dip-flops, Dear Wife: umvc rsltV std ~ nt s to raise ex· too .. Citizens ol the United Nope. I'd laugh, givt my lun- getting tough too, I should say, cessive ~ain just for the plea- States should hope fervently ny-man a great big hand (any- "Well, you know how fathers sure of u, especially with their that tbe FBI knows exactly how where it's handy!, and be ar• so Jet's not bug him." This elders. One also felt that pet· many Communist infiltrators Fi· TEMPTED to serve warmed HAS worked, but I never reahdps one younger man, added del Castro is shipping Into over beana asd wieners tomor~ Uzed before just why. In fact to the three s!))kesmen, and Florida while he "merciluliy'' row night _ but Instead I'd I've always felt a little guilty more definite in contemporary (he's such a merciful fellow) serve steak. --H about not backing my husband style and wil, might have permlts some Cubans to be re- HOW TO SOLVE YOUR PROJI. to the hilt, even tbougb 1 got ticated replies, hut just ti~ orten created the bond that sueb qua- united with their families here. LEMS - WRITE IT OUT results. lities help e s tabli s h with the an s were r s ~d uefly m the So now I'll let him read tbfa There's a great deal of talk Dear Helen: first half of the program-- were students everywhere. There was a tlme when I al· lttter and maybe we'll both that guitar-playing .ex-Governon the other hand, one also equally argt1mentative w ~e n most wrote to bawl you out for tbey should have shown po l1sb was reminded of the brillia~t or Jimmy Dav1s may be ho~ implying a mother and fath er benefit from my time out at the typewriter. As lcmg M we observation by Stewart Alsop m ing to take the •·ex'' out of h1s and wi t. shouldn't crack down in unison understand how this "under· the Saturday Evening Posl: title 10 the near future. At any rn fact, at tirnrs . there was ''The wa r in Viet Nam has rate, the biggest radio ststion on a disobedient or disrespect- cover cooperation'' works, we an unfortunately def inite acri- brought to the surface aga!n a in Baton Rouge i!1 spinning Dav- ful child. You said when one won't call earh other "Tr nod monv. One got th ~ feel ing that mysterious ph('nemenon. This. Is is disks during their .. Hymn parent is dishing out discipline, So now I'll let him read the other should butt out - n· the ~meri can spukesmen mi ght the peculiar fa tuou sness wh1ch of the Day" spot. 1e.. specifically asked for help )his letter and maybe we'll l>oth hav~ S('orcd ev1•n more telling the profoundly anti·intellectual henefrt from my Ume ""' at pomls by humorou sly keeping Communist system seem! to '""' The Government will ca 11 In -because two jumping on one the typewriter. As long aa we sr·ire in a good many American the Army - engineers and any Is unfair, and someone (usually understand how this "undercovintellectuals and would-be Intel· others needed - to construct the mother ) is liable to end up er cooperation'' work&, we which lectu a\s." and blueprint many new reser· taking Junior's side won't call each other ,._a!~ voirs and aqueducts as well as gives Junior all the advantage. Well tonight my family prov- -~II purification plants, to beat fuThe Almaaae Happy ending: Laurie JUst ed yo~ right, Helen. Looking ture water problems . Boris catted me in to ohow me a By United p""' lna.rnatlonal Karloff's wife, married to him back, 1 realize It's happened ''surprise." She'd cleaned out Today is Thursday , Oct. 28, for a quarter of a century, has before. all her dresser drawers, which t~ " JOist day of 1965 with 64 to Our daughter Is too busy playnever trepeat, never) seen any is her way of saying, "I'm sor· follow . of his 130 horror films . S he Ing to eat. She tears in the The moon is approaching Its says she just can'! accept him house eats a few bites, tears ry." Next, she' II tiptoe out and kiss her Dad on top of the fLrst quarter. as a monster, a mad scientist out a8:ain, and then she's stat;· head and I can predict he'll The morning otar is Jupiter. or a ghoul. "To me," says Mrs. ed along about 8:30 p. m. ft • "go 'over to the store for ~~ The evening stars are Mara, Kar!ofl "he'• a perfect lentle- become 8 bad habit, and It's Venus and Saturn. gotta go. So tonight I delivered gars," and come back with let man a~d wouldn't hurt a fly." In 1886 the Statue of Liberty There will be a contest for an ultimatum: a clean plate cream for all of s. - It takes a while, Helen, but I have to was dedlcal ed on Bedloe'a 1.. second-best secret agents lor or no outdoors play after dinlond New York. the film "Tbe 2nd Best Secret ner. Sbe pouted, fussed, went admit when your words finalIn' 1918, the Czechoslovakia throngh th e " You hate me' " ly sink in, !bey hi! the mark) Agent In Whole Wide World.'' National Committee in Prague abot to -GRATEFUL GERTRUDE All the seC<Jnd-best agents are but I was proclaimed the independence of being asked to write to Embas.. make by point when my hus- Dear Gert: the Republi c of Czechoslovalua. Thank you, thank you. You band could stand no more. For In 1919, following ll•e lead of sy Pictures, stating their qual~ being di.,...pectful to me, he can't Imagine how letters !Ike the House, Ure Senate passed flcatlons. AU tho best agents apanked ber and sent her to yours brighten the day of a the Volstead Prohibition En- need not apply . . . Noel Cow· bed. He was ''coming to my poor hebaguered columnist who forcement Act over the veto of ard'1 new comedy will have its first perlormance in Dublin in aid" you see: "Presenting a has just been blasted with a President Wilso~~united front" just as parents barrage of "I hate you's" !rom In 19.\8, the College of Cardin- March with UUI Palmer In the the Guesg..Who Society. (Seems als elected Pope John XXIII to lead . · . Credit one Time Squere are suppoaed to do in the books. 1 used a bit too much levity in Did 1 appreciate It? Heck no! serve as the 262nd ponli!f of the . bookshop with a sense of humLaurie went howling to her my answer to "Patriot." who or. It has posted a sig~ reading, Catholic Church. no I saw Communist. behind every "II You Don't See Tbe Book bedroom, l'm abnoat bush. A thought lor the day-At the You Want, lt'l In Tbe Pollee apeaklng to her llither, and But, really, I don't deserve SHE Isn't speaking to either of opening of the oecond Ecumenl· Station." Columbia Pictures Ia arrang- 08 I'm writing this to let off your gratitude: you solved your oat Council Pope John oald: own probelm by "Writing it "Christ is ever resplendent 11 Ing with Dong Kingman for 811 • • and even as I write I'm out." Yo'd be amazed how of the watercolor aetting hack my perspective. the center of His history and exhibition Tbe wbole thing fl: doo't take often 1 do the same lhlnl oketches he did for "King Rat." life." tiff IN'S TOPPER- 'F o r Kingman actWilly llved among over solllf'body's command, OV· .... Could almosl say our ktda Pamela Til!in, a hat can be the actors during the filming, en If you agree wllb hit lor have been raised by lypew$. ricruRE" moumrrs an entin C<>Stume--provid· lhg tbe brim ia. broad As "Picture ~ wrlttng•• de- to capture aU the nuances In berl ordero, because you only • rather than awlld!.-H. eoough. Tbe Amencan acveloped m prehistoric times, hla ever-present sketchbook . ... tress currently Is in Rome thoughts were denoted by tho Count me among tho6o who where lhe co stars with combination of one or . more don't dig tho "protest lingers'' Mareello Mastroianni In a pictures. This type of "pic- with their gloom ~d move. romantic comedy entitled tographic writing" Is IIIII used ment, though . . . John Lindsay "Paraao&• by the Chinese. Is drawing the llllle kind of enthusiastic aupport from show business otan that John Fltz. ...-&L--gerald Kennedy enjoyed. Hill'> ry Belafonte, Steve Lawrenee, HEY, FR ITIER-· WHY Robert Golet and George Ma· r •~N'T ;t)U HAVe rr CURLEP WIIILc YOIJ harts are all on the Lindsay WERE AT rT? team. A Las Vegas syndicate re<ently got up a huge bankroll, hoping to buy the swinging casIno In Rhodes, the Jet Set Island of Greece, but the deaf fell through . . . Joe Levine ta glv· lng ooe of bls smaUe partlea for 1,500 theatre olfllen ln Ho~ Jywood Oct. 29 fur "Novada Smith," bls IIrat cowboy cot.. •' aal. Joe wtlllssue authentic Weatero apparel to all the gnesta before they approach the chuckwagon goodies & zllllona ol bo~ Ilea of champagne. Telet~ision By RICK DU BROW l'nlled Preis Jnleroatiooal shop that took as If they'd been designed by a cartoonist f r o m Maa Magazine. 01 that how they're hoping the chaps wlll grow to look?l . . . Because of the stringent rules In England Umiting the Import of foreign actors the "Hello, Dolly!" company 'that appeared with Mary Marlin In Tokyo and VIetnam will not be with her 9'hen she opens the show In London, She'll live. The real question in 1966 will be whe· !her it will get it. The people have given a. president a majority of his own party m the legts.. lative branch before, although seldom so decisively u they did in 1964. One Broadway men's Ia . featuring male mannequins have to unload a lot ol the y~ kee-dood!e-dandys who've bed with her and hire a bunch .. Britishers to replace the7ti Most ol the U. S. players w be transferred to the Betty Gra· ble unit of "Dolly" which will wind up in Las Vegas. What hasn't been noted to that Barbra Streisand was one of the principal backers of ''Drat! The Cat!", the musical that closed so abrupUy with her hUBband, Elliot Gould featured. Well, as we say, she can afford. .. . . .. If you go by firet impre~'ions, you could get the idea this clean-honed new '66 is more car than you ever got in an Impala before. And you'd he right. Take Chevrolet's newe.'t V8's, for inst:mce. They're ba.,ed on the fam ed Turbo-Jet design with' aircrafttype valve.<, freer breathing valve openings and other advanC('s that dl'li\·t•r more efficient power than evr·r before. Result: Yo11 ran now order a ~96-cubir·inch vern.ion with 325 hp. Or you can go for a 427-<:ubic-inch Turho.Jet with up to 425 hp. The ride, too, has reached a new Jet-smooth level of comfort. Chevrolet engineers went over the whole frame and body structure, refining here, honing there. They installed softer acting abock absorbers '.f ' and even j!llve each body style lt• own specially tnilored ~ ' uli Coil springs. And there's more in the way of those little ntras -that corne as sl<!ndard equipment. tike backup lights, padded sun visors and instrument panel, out.side l"i'ar·view minor a11.d windshield ·washer. More in the way of custom features you can order, too, including front-seat he:uirPsts, AM·FM st:a.m and autom atic Comfortron healing and air conditionir)g. How come so man~r improvPmenti have been made in a car that was already America's solid favorite! 'l'hat, as you11 sre when you check this one out at your dealer's, is what keeJ)Il it the favorite, Improvements. ~ See th~t ---new '66 Chevelle, Chevy JI, Corvair and Corvette at yollr ChevrOlet dealer't. --Chevrolet, ......... ,,___ ' ' ·-·-·-·" - ___ f'' ' M.Gtlo2 POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY W. MAIN SlREEt POMEROY '· ' ...~:: ~ f \ . ' \\' :~ ¥ ;o; '." : 4 '• ' I �•• . I • Other chairmen and co-chair- Trick or Treaters were Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Mrs. 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 28, 1965 men are Mrs. H. A. Hutchins, G , T Rohert Layne and Mrs. Thorn- · · -- --- - ---- -- ·clmirman and Mrs. C. A. Pitettmg wo Hours W as Hollman; Canteen wor~ers burgh recenlly to see the Pitts-ion last week. zer in charge of the decoratiOD PT. PLEASANT - Trlek or were Mrs. Howard Wagenhais, burgh Steelers and St. Loulo Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson visited their son and family, Dr. OO:th: Mrs. E. B. Jon.. and Treat Night will he observed in LUTHERAN CHURCH arru, Jr., Miss Marthe Fike, Mrs. l112elma Capehart, M r s. Cardinals football game. and Mrs. Gordon Johnsoo and Mrs. Howard Price, garden and Point Pleasant tonight hetweeD WOMEN Mrs. Carl Gibbs, Mrs. A. L. Looter Ohlinl!"r, Mfl. Ottle Mr. and Mrs Buel Robinson center pieces; Mrs. Rush . Kro- the hours of _6 and 8 p.m. Fol- The Circles of the Lutheran Sprouse, Mrs. Bill Powell Roush; other helpers were Mrs. of Mt Sterll K k daughters at Gambrler, Ohio del and Mrs. Bart MonUegel, Jowmg treat acUvl· Grlmm, . M NeIson end guests . ng ,Mr.y.,and were wee . t Hthe U triCk or bet th Church Women held their regu- Mrs. John T. Reitmire, . rs. of Mrs.. last week. co-chairmen of parish pantry: 1es, a oweeners ween . e tar joint meeting on Sunday Marion Ohlinger, Miss Karen Roush, Mrs. Phil Batey, Danny J 0 h0 F R h d f -1 PT. PLEASANT-The women Mrs. Mllton L. Miller, dress age• of 12 and 18, are inVIted evening at the church with the Hanes, Mrs. Ernestine Jones, Roush, Rev. Jack Welch and ami y. Mrs. and Mrs. Joe Cubbage · ous an eo of Christ Episcopal Ch~h shop; Mra. Harold Somerville, to attend 8 ll1llloween Dance Esther Circle as hostess. The Mrs. Charles W. Roush, Mr. Bill Gibbs; Orange Juice and I Mr. Probe E. Roush under- and Kathy of Barberton, Ohio will hold their annual Holiday gift shop ; Mrs. Gail Faires, from~ untu II p.m:m the Pmnt l program opened with the sing. Earl Dean Krugh!, Mrs. Lesley milk were fuPnished by Valley went eye surgery at Riverside visited over the weekend with Bazaar November 19 tn the arts and crafts; Mrs. J. 0. Pleasant City Bullwng. I ing of "0 Plough The Fields" I Rouoh, Mrs. Burrell Lawson, Bell Dairy Co.: Sandwiches and Methodist Hospital In Columbus, her sister and brother-in-law, Church parish house beginning Moreland and Mrs. W. T. · The dance " sponsored by followed with the reading re- 1 Mrs Ray Wriston Mrs Jo!- cooklea by members of New Ohio recently, and is reported Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush. o1 sewn Ml no, t lCI-C . haJrmen · • · Wea- Haven Garden Club: Sandwich- to be recuperating satisfactorily. .Mrs. Joe McComb has return-' 10 .a ·m· 1· g· the Safety and Mental He1llth sponsively of Psalm 103. T ~ e . eph · Paugh Mrs. Charles 'to Holtday shoppers will be seaable Committee of theClub PointandPiemu..- suest speaker_ was the Rever- ,. ver, Mr. Nell ' . Haymaker, Mr. es by memhers or New Haven Mrs. B. R. Vance Is a surgi- ed to her home at Pittsburgh, fmd many Thanksgiving ,ant Jr. Woman's "'" ite ms in the booths as well SPONSOR SALE sic wlll he provided by the end Charles P1tzer, pastor of , Charles C. Fry, Mrs. R~bert Woman's Club; Telephone cal patient at Medlen! Center Pa ., alter spending several "' center pieces for Christmas I PT. PLEASANT "Checkmales" and dance con· EpiScopal Church . of l Weaver, Mrs. Warren Weaver, Home Telephone Co, coffee Hospital in Gallipolis. days here with her mother, anu other decorations. , No. s Daughters of tests will be a feature of the Pomt Pleasant Rev. P•tzer Mrs. Jack Needs, Mr. and Mrs. & S Super Market, Donald Bumgardner, Fran Mrs. P. E. Roush. , , J. L. Durst and Mrs. will sponsor a rummage evening. Admissions is 25 · gave a _very enhghtenmg talk Charles Haley, Mrs. Donald &uper Market; Cups by Reichert, Mrs. William Chisler, Mrs. J. V. McGrew Is vlsltL. 1s. Corrick are co-chairmen this Friday and Saturday cents. concermng the Mason. County Bumgordner, Mrs. Herm~n Super Market Jimmy Proffitt served on the lng relatives in Buckhannon, ol lhe bazaar, with Mrs. Rob-ing at 9 a.m. In the old Action Group. A questiOn and Knapp, Mrs. B1ll Howard, M1ss SEWING CLUB District Grand Jury In Hunting- W. Va. this week. ert Hite serving as coordlna- Theatre building on Ma! Fashion Show is answer pcmd followed. The Jo Lockhart, Mrs. Robert The Sewing Club met on ruesStreet. . meeting was closed with the es, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey R. day afternoon at the home of Winter Footwear W1rm & Right tor. Held rn Residence singing of "Now the Day is Roush, Mrs. Gerald Clark, Mrs. Mrs. Ottie Roush with Mrs. R. MASON - A B-Line fashion Over./' The church was decor- K. G. Thompson, Mra. F. Bryant as co-hostess. Those party wos held at the home of ated in keeping with Harvest Buck, Jr., Mrs. Ralph Sayre, attending were Mrs. Howard Pauline Stewart Friday. Dean- Home. Mrs. Chester Weaver, Mrs. Wagenhals, Mrs. John Fry, na Cundiff won the door prize The group adjourned to the Faye Blevins, Mrs. Lowell Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. Herman and other prizes were awarded social room for 8 business meet- lay, ?~:rs. James Haggerty, Mra. Layne, Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs. to Mrs. Betty Klein of Middle- tng and refreshments. Officers Ralph Wh!Unore, Rev. Jack James MacKnight, Mrs. Lloyd For Women & Children port and Belva Roush ol Ctif- for the new year were elected: Welch. Roush and the hostesses, Mrs. ton. President, Mrs. David Roush; TOWN COUNCIL Bryant and Mrs. Roush. Sarah Elias descrlhed the Vice president, Mrs. William The New Haven Town ROTARY CLUB PLAIN OR FUR TOP ciothes with Lou Hunter, Pau- Russell; Secretary, Mrs. Gary cil met on Thursday evening In The Rotary Club met oo hne Stewart ~nd Vlrgmia Burns Roush; Treasurer, Mrs. Otto regular session with Thursday evening £or their reg- 1 and Mrs. Ehas as the models. Grimm ; Chairman of Faith George Thayer presiding. ular dinner meeting at the Hart· to Refreshments o! cofi<!O, mmts, and Action Committee, Mrs. ers present were Hilda lord Methodist church. Mr. Clife Black e Brown cookles, and soft drmk were John Fry; Chairman of Out- way, recorder; Paul Dunn spoke to the group served. reach and Fellowship Commi~ Roland Karr, 0. J. concerning the 4-H boys trip to Si101 41o 9 Sizes GirTs 3 to Womens 10 tee. Mrs. Hilda Ridgway; Chair- Jr., Charles Roush, councilmen; Kansas City this past summer Dr. McMillion Named men of Christian Service com- Donald Ohlinger, Chief to the National 4-H Convention. Little Girls Sizes Heavy Crepe Rubber Soles Mission Speaker miltee, Mrs._ J. V. McGrew. man and George Hester, Those attending were Floyd MASON _ Dr. Cecil McMil- Those reglSLenng were Mrs. pohceman. Carmack, Herman I.ayne, Lloyd 10 to 3 u lion of Charleston will be the MRoberRt La ynde,KMrs. JMack Welch, Mayor Thayendr read the RMo sh, AErdth~r SThabet, RHharryd l WOMENS 11 evangelist for the New Life . rs. o1an arr, rs. WI)- nation o1 Rola Karr, due 1 er, wm. ~em, 1c ar · h d I d I th M ham Russell, Mrs. John Fry, employment out of town Ord, Rome Wllllamson, Russell MJ sc e u Church e or October e as· Mrs.. Thomas Gnnstead, . . . on ss10n Methodist Mrs. ceptecl the resignahon. Capehart, Clyde Foley, Donald 31-Novcmber 5_ He is pastor of Melvm Knapp, Mrs. H. L. Dy- It was announced. that Foglesong, Frank Capehart, and Central Church in Cha lesto er, Mrs. James Cunningham, had purchased a pollee Mr. Dunn. Site4to9 Services at the Mason rchur;h Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. Nelson A request was read for PERSONAlS Low and Medium HHis will be each evening at . Roush, Mrs. Orpha Ohhnger, !tonal street hghts m town , Neil Haymaker and MIDDLEPORT, 0. 7 30 with Miss Ethel Riddle of N~w Mr:. Johnny Roush, Mrs. Otto which the council decided to in· ,A~d~a~m~s;,,~J:r·;.·~w:e~re~~i:n--~~k====== Haven as :song leader. On Thurs- Gnmm, Mrs. J. V. McGrew. ve.st1gate the s1Luat1on. 1~ was 1 MEN'S "CONVERSE day October 28 8 Pra er Vi .1 Mrs. Paul Roush, Mrs. Jack announced that the M1dway for 'the New Lire Mis~ion w~;l Hesson, Mrs. Herman Layne, Drive project was completed be held from 8 to 9 p m at the Mrs. William Powell II, Mrs. but the council Is not satisfied i church. Everyone is ~el~ome. tVelma Roush Mrs. David Roush with the condition of the road , Mrs. Gary Roush. on Midway Drive. i SIZE 6 TO 12 pr. · r. T.A. MRS. GRfN~'TEAD HONORED I REG. $12.99 - - -- - - T o>en- Age Driver The New Haven P.T A. met Mrs. Paul Joe Grinstead of I Uteri After Wreck on Thursday evening lor their Belpre, Ohio was honored with 1 PT. PLEASANT - Cecil Ab· reg11lar monthly meeting with a stork shower on Saturday eve· i sten . .Jr., Rt. 2 Leon, 16, was Mrs. Robert Layne, president, ning at the home of Mrs. Wil- ! cited for failure to have vehic- presiding. The ~eeling was op- Jiam McParland with Mrs. Cer· le under control following one ened with the smging of "A mer- il Duncan as co-hostess. ConSIZES eBLACK , car mishap at 9 p.m. Wednes- ica," pledge to the flag, and the tests were played and prizes 4TO 10 _ __ pr. eBROWN day on Baden Road. P.T.A. lltayer by the group. awarded. The Absten car went out or The following announcement~ The guest list Included Mrs. Reg. $4.99 control in a curve, hit a ditch were made: the New Haven W(}o Louse Benrhs, Mrs. Maxine and rolled over on its top. ~an Club will sponsor a book ! Arnold and Luzanna, Mrs. AlDlana Ruth Absten, 13 display during National Book ire Spencer, Mrs. Lois Harris, ' old,_suffered a n~ck Injury. Week from Nove.mher 1 through Mrs. Betty Spencer, Mrs. Flor- [ accident. , was mvest1gated 7t~ at the Cunrungham Garage ence Bearhs and Carrie Belh, . I Ithe Shenlf s Department. bmlding ; the P.T.A. Convenlion aU of Pomeroy, Ohio, Mrs. Lu- 1 will be held on Octoher Tl, 28, cille B. Hawkins of Minersville, I I l'leaoaat Valley Hospital and 29 at Chancellor Hotel in 0., Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller, . 225 NO. SECOND ADMITTED : Mrs. L I o Parkersburg. The P.T.A. pur- Mrs. Barry Montgomery o[ Bel-l I MIDDLEPORT Orion Cardigans _ $2.88 1 Thornton, Letart; Mary chased lor the school Jast year pre, 0., Mrs. Alice Miller of , 1 Stover, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. 300 library books, 129 teaching Mariella, 0., Mrs. Hank John Wool Cardigans _ $3.88 filmstrips. The budget and fi- son and Kelly of Racine, o.. ) !lance committee read their re- Mrs. Carol Phillips oi N e w , Wool SlipovP•s _ $2.99 port for the coming year and it Rochelle, N. Y., Mrs. Mary Long Sleeve was accepted hy the group. Aumiller and Mrs. Stanley DonThe allotted thirty-five dollars can of Hartford, Mrs. Frances . ASST. COLORS for magazines, seventy-five dol- Stewart of Mason, Mrs. Fred SIZES 34-42 Iars for parties for the children; Roush, Mrs. Charles Yonker, seventy-five dollars for door Mrs. Willie Joe Grinstead of Lemals, seventy-five dollars Cor· tart, W. Va., Darlene Duncan, paper, and three hundred dol- Mrs. Walter Grins!A!ad, M r 1. LADIES Iars for library boolu for 1he Thelma Capehart, Mrs. school. phine Miller, Mrs. Joe Bradley, V-Neck & Cardigan The room count award was· Mrs. Thomas Grinstead, Bobby ORLON SWEATERS_ won by Mr. Dingess' room. Grinstead, Mrs. Bill Grinstead Safety patrol girl Beverly and Anna Louise, Mrs. Melvin ellltliN Pink-Blue-White Knapp gave a safety rule. The Knapp, Mrs. Kenneth Vickers program for the evening was and Rodney Mrs. Charles Roush presented by The Reverend Mrs. Cliff Roush, 11nd the host· Jack T. Welch, Pastor of St. eases, Mrs. Duncan and Mrs., Paul's Lutheran Church of New McFarland and the honoree, i Haven. He spoke on views of Mrs. Grinstead. family planning and showed a BLOODMOBILE fihn "Child by Choice." Re- The Red Cross Bloodrrlobl!e treshment• were served by Mr. was held on Thursday in New Dingess' home room represen- Haven at the American Let!io,l ll tatives. HaD with Mrs. Lloyd Those registering were Mrs. and Mrs. Everett Roush as coSlight Irregulars of A Famous Brand Cecli Pickens, Mrs. Faye Smith, chairmen. Fifty-three pints of Miss Ellen Newcomb, Mrs. Jack blood were received and 12 reHess, Miss Ethel Riddle, Mrs. jections. Doctors for the day E. C. Riddle, Mrs. Robert Lay- were Thomas McGowan and Ed1 ne, Miss Jean .ludy, Miss Caro- na Gettles; Nurses were Mrs. lyn Lieving, Mr. and Mrs. Har- Marvin Frame, Paulme Lewis old Bumgarner, Mrs. C. M. Ad· '· and Mrs. Hilda 1\ldgway, their helpers were Mrs. Pete Ohlingenee Warner, Leon; Ronald er, Mrs. Richard Grinstead and Long, Glenwood. Lola Mae Weaver. DISCHARGED : James Me- I. C. Rouoh, Mrs. MilComas, Ashton. ler, Mrs. John Reick; NEtfl HAVEN Church Women .Having Bazaar November 19th I Ch~lS! I SNOW BOOTS MONTH END SALE Women's FUR LINED BOOTS Sl99 S12.99 $J.88 DRESS SHOES THE SHOE BOX I 1 Rubber Insulated Boots $9.88 WOMEN'S LOAFERS sweaters' for every occasionlg 1 1 $199 I ROUSH'S SHOE STORE $ ·FOil Ladies Sweaters 95 .,...... ,.,.... ... ,.. ..,.,..-·,,_ I II MENS SWEATERS ( Autos Collide River news Several Warm Tuppers Plains New Districts Society Notes Facing Ohio's ~ '££ Ca di Mrs. J. S. Davis attended an ! UU n dateS On Rural Road Near 5-Points IJBily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, o .. Oct. 28. Hospital News Gauge reatllugs: Gallipolis <Continued from page I ) Dam 11.9, 13.0, running ill> feet ard T. Noms and John N. on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.mgLfVE Entered Hospital 41!, Pt. Pleasant 23.88, Hmton Wllli>l - George W. Reed, Persons entering Holzer HosFUUT The state blghway patrol In- 0.77 lallmg, Kanawha Falls Eastern Star Convention at ' and m Connolly, Alpha Smoth pita! during the last Z4 hours QUALITY vestigated a minor two - car 2.87. falling, Charleston 19.01 Cleveland thia week. : CINCINNATI (UPI) _A led~~E S Reed. . included: James D. Thomas, 507 REGULAR_ collision at 2:50 p m. Wednes- stationary. London, Marmet Mrs. Leah Jean Hawkins of era! court's approval Wednes- ton Robert 0. J. Penmng- Fourth Ave.; Mrs. John D. Sald~y on Twp. 119, two and a hall a-~~ Wtnlleld dams were on the . Worthington called on her par- day of the state Apportionment neth Hager C ~arcmko, Ken- laz, Sr., Ga!lhpolis ; Mrs. John Certified Oil St81lolt!!1 rrules east of Rl. 7, near Five ~j M . ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ar· Board's plan means candidates RUTLAND · J. Henderson. 'L. Hood, 1125 Sunset Dr. ; Charw. Mala II. Points, ovements: Jmugh Sunday lor the 107th Ohio General AI- son Leo M ames Nichol- lea L. Carter 517 Fourth Ave. Cars driven by John W. HyRi;er - Pollywog up 14, Visiting at the Lindsey L ns sembly will be running in sell: Robert Hy- Kelly Renee 'Wall, 1109 20, Cordi!Ua Riffe, 20, 1··55 Cliy up 14, IH home in Parkersburg run- next year's election under sew A. Thomas, Dale Dr.; Jesse G. Johnson, Lower No. 1441 of Mmersvllle RD, collld- _ ; ·: 1c ers down 16, day were Mr. and Mrs Lmd- distnct lines. Wilcox, Dav•d Ha ' · · River Rd.;' D1ana R. Absten, ed on II narrow road. Moderate 56. 15 a rr C. V. Harner up 17, sey Lyons H and son, Lemar The plan. drawn up hy the SALEM - Harle ggy. Rt. 3, Leon, W. Va.; Heber C. REPORT 01' CONDITION OP ' damage was done to both cars. . up 18, Mrs. Eula Swan and Mr all - Republican board and re- Worthy Bnght cfare G James, Hartford, W. Va · Mrs Hysell suffered a lceration 2:4 --~·: lS a Wooda up 18, Mrs. Oscar Babcock. · vealed Oct. 15 shattered the Turley, Lauren' E. Hof~ce · Carl E. Mayes, H.nderso~: Mrs: 0 ~ MIDDLEPORT on the lip but was not 1mmedl- 5m.·05 p • 0 V~C up 22, 9:50 p. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett H . rural gr1p on the legiSlature and bert F. Bolen Sydn ~an~!- Manford R. Blessing, Rt. 1, Pt. ately treated. ry 'Bo=t~pdo~n2 30 p:m.; Jer- called on Mr. and Mrs. w'sm~~ at the sale lime cracked the less. ' ey . r- Pleasant; Rohert W. Proffitt, Both dmers were cited to Edeana Bosw rth 23, 6.15 p.m.. Brickles Sunday. y SALISBURY - Fred C Lei! Portland; Mrs. Roy William• In the Stole of Ohio, ol tho ct... of lwlnea Oetolot Jt, Meigs county_ court Fr_iday on 9·30 p m; Zom':ner down 23, Mr. and Mrs. Carl BamhiU 15th Distrtcl - Fairflld, beit, Robert B. Burdette. Rol: Rt. 5, Jackson; Mrs. Published in to ,.II mode by Com":t.oller.; thi charges of !allure to yield one 45 a.m.: Phlli S 23, 12- and Ruth Ann spent several Rod<tng _and Vlntoa counHtl. hn Radford, Bernard D. Gilkey !son, Rt. I, Franklin Furnace; umncy, under So<tlon 5211, u. S. Revised Sloluleo hal! of the roadway. Mrs. Riffe 4:15a.m . W HP Sph n up 23, days in New York City Iss! 26th District Jackaon aad James E. LewiS Gu• A R ' Mrs. Milton L. Morgan Rt 2 Oa h b I ASSETS • was also charged witb no on. 23 6 30 ·•• m' ..E,I Jr. up week. While there Mr Ba...... Lawreaoe tountlea. sell. ' J • us- I Jackson; Karen L Barhe'r .Rt' s .' a ances With other banks, and cash Jt.eJnt erator's Ucense. r- ' ., gerc Iff down b'IJ ' . States •ar ""th Dl~ SCIPIO - Joseph Carsey, 3• Rl PIey, W. Va.;. Lemma' 0.. Umted In process of collectwn 23, 7 a.m.; Alice down Greeno ' attended the United •• •met- Gallfa. Meigo States G<Jvernment -- -·-- $ 102,820.1J 6 p.m; Helen R. down Greet. :•dependent Telephont Associa-1 IUld Athens Coanttes, R. Cottenll, Donald WMaugh, Rt. 2, Pedro;. Gilbert and guarantee<l INet of any reserves) ,; JUST ROUTINE up 9 p.m ; John Ladd Dean u lon They also at- • %8th District - Musklngum eaver, Tom Wells. iller, Ironton; Raymond F. ObhgatJOns of States and political 1,380,1118.71 R<\utine business was tr Greenup 11 ·20 p.m.· Geor e tended the World's Fair and! and Perry Counties pluo the SUTTON Homer M Cir- Allen, [ronton; Lorene Fergu(Net of any reserves) acted during a meellng of a: up Greenup't2:15 Vlsoted other pomts of interest. rour westro towosbips of Robert _Louks, Aaron H. E. Keatmg, Wellston; Don W. !Net of any S• uthern Local school boa d Harry Dyer up Greenup 2 35.' . Mr. Gene Eskew o! Xenia vis- Morgaa County. urner. \loll tam J Blake Jul- Shaffer, Jackson. Melody J Other as·. ,t' -------. - ---- ---- ----- ---------77 181 Tt r . p : lied Mr and Mrs Rohe t M 29th Di IOU Holl Eldon R ' Bran R · ' · ... ' ' ' Wednesday mght at the high .am • amela D up Meldahl k · · r arstrict - Guernsey Ch . ' · Kraeuter nan, t. 3, Jackson · Mrs - ---------- -- ------- ----------- -12,925.U school. Attending were Ronald i6.45 pm.; Charles K down MeJ. I CI~:esa few days Noble and Washington cou~- He~~~~Je Powell, W MaUhe~ Newton J. Skeens, Rt. Wat: TOTAL ASSETS -- ----- $6388188• Deem, executive head; Clerk dahl 9.10 p.m.; Joseph Jones Mrs Sunday of Mr . and ties and tbe remainder of ' James Edwm S. Cozart, erloo: and Shu·Jey James, ---u------------- • , Paul Beegle, and members John down Meldahl 11 p.m ; John J . cousm Halsey were her Morgao counly, including Me- ISa re C rna han and Brooks Rt. I, Hamden LIABILITIES Fisher, Presidenl, Gene Yost, jRowe up Meldahl 12.20 am; two ~nMrs.fLioyd Burdette and . Connelsville and Malia. y . Births I Demdnrl deposlls or lndiv•duals, partnerships, George Baer, and Thomas Say- IAnn Brent down MeldahJ 2 30 V s o Murraysville, w.J Mrs Melvm L Foreslcr. Rt I and corporal Ions ·----- --- $1.360,707.81 re am.; J. S. Lew!s p Meldahl l aM dM powPr of b!g Cit If . 1 2, Hacme, son, 2 16 p m Time and savmgs dep •sits of JndtvJduals, 4 10 am : an rs. J S. DavvJs had . Y. poI Jca rna -~ Wednesda , partnerships, an(l corporations I Gallipolis Dam . as Sunday guesls, Mrs. Myrtle I chm~s that domtnate e!eCtlOO Dl;char I DepoSits of United Sl.,les r.omnment --- ------ 8.179,3'19.111 0 ::~ S 8-~blo ~-:··. c;ue~n a~d o~"·s:h:rles W:i~ht J;m~s ~-' 5~ .. ~·~1 ~Jeans Suns~t rat~· and THE CITIZENS NAnONAl BANK Estill~ ~965. ~~w~ ave]~· obliw;u~n;, dio-~ct ~Je, ck~~ I s fJf'· Thec:~~i:.o:.~:~~~: iris~~~~ 181~/ m .. Alleo ~el~~:;~l ~:~~~~~b~~~ ~~ss ~~th d:;esD~~~~:.~ta~~.;~glSialors tn metropol-1 <Continued from page II 'o~~~~;d ~~o;pe ~~d VDa\ig and son of VIenna, )orJ!:dsp~~tal :hree-Judge court groups dunng the next for ~~tfo~~ Toton down 1 45 am; i." th: 8 ~1~! Ds~~~o~ t:;~h~g 1966 elecllo~ ~t:h~~d ~~~, 3~~ ~ weegs gy Down~~e~oup 275~ am, Peg- Wlf~ comple!tng her nurse~ t~rs will be chosen for the ses- WASHINGTON ' I will canvass the Racme !rea dow/to In / mm. ~~f~~f' Oct. 29, colletmg - -- . _IS 1 MMrs. frank I' . 2.:::.: ~d Beckley, John g;~~;,·;~ o:n~t~t~;,:;:? ~~:~~~~:! e~~bdtusiono -- --- ~~:::: Wlll~:,~o~.,.~~m~~d JM Vm~nt, six reser~~.j -~~~~~~ £ 1 (JPI B • f I subdivisiOn~----· ~~:en: :~!tdlScounts i~n 'Ma~~y S~~ TOTAL DEPOSITS trude L. HaJIJday, Howard, Mrs. Anna Ingles, Mrs . $4.693.632 5.'l 1 514 25348 $ , , 1PRE- S5. 77 ~SNOWQ 'OFFER!r ~ rSORE-fJR/P the Low-Priced winter tire with ·190 tractor-type cleats that are built deep to bite deep ••• dlg/n and pull you through snow like a tractor A remarkable oombill8tlon-ema-mileage Tufsyn rubber (toughest- uaed in Goodyear lim) tllld trlple-IA!mpe...d 3-T Nylon a>rd lor otrength tllld mil· ience. Put oa • pair tillheie .,...t-aoinl SwMlrlp tino and )'011'11 be oet lor IIIIOW slorma with lrBI:tiaD fllll!lno. CHRISTMAS PHOTO ORLON $1.99 PULLOVER • REETING CARDS. LAMIS WOOL PULLOVER • $).99 Freo PlcluN For Cards Willi Bo Ttkon bolt d wn · 5 am.; Tl- 1tra1nmg at St Joseph' h SJOn startmg January, 1967 T"O NA- I Oth 61,583 45 Ple own 8 20 am; Franklm al m Parkersburg s osplt- However, the fmal decision t'.'Y rear adnma/s asked lor re- Veterans .\femorial Hospilal er liabJII!ies ------~--------------rce up 9 a m . Cath R S I . w ld Jrement today 1 Admo· . \Ia and ~ • Y , oou seem to rest on the state ro n an apparent , ssJoos - Kay Slack, sy. TOTAL LIABILITIES DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF d/ bo Valley Transporter all comts, because the fe deral Sep test agamst th e w<~v Defense racu.se, F'rank Eschleman MJd CAPITAL- Acco·u--N·T- ------ $4,7~,166.00 MEIGS.MASON ARE A wn und R and WaJtJ ng. co ur t d'd ' on whether 1 l'retary Robe r t s · McNam- dlepor t ' Harnet Hyatt Racine· ' ' - Cammon stock-rar vah!e per share $50{)() S llanawb I not rulf, IUcnua '· Ow•"· I"UDHIPltr arer u a . 1\'Cr - 0 F Shethe board had authonty under ara IS runnjng t.he Pentagon. DaJsy Swick, MJddle~rt , Ja~ No shares auf homed 2000 Cllurtr ''""'11111, Eauor L / Marmet 9 40 p.m; the Oh10 ConstitutiOn to dr 1 They are W•l!Jam A. Brock- et Holm, Middleport· N No shares outstand•ng 2000 .":;:::;"':,';' 5 ucy ane Lucas down Marmet Huber - up the distnct lines aw ett, 51, chief of the Naval Bur- Jenks Pomerov ' ettle Surplus -- --------- ---- $ 100,000 00 com''"' '" " ,,;, 50 am : Beaver up t Johnson, Jr. of Fort ' . eau of Shtps, and hiS de Dtschar es ..:. Und" pn•f••s ---------300,000.00 IW; J,e510d PJimiO. Jefferson down Win· ' VIMI:li!ed redcently with I PLAN SHOOT Charles A Curtze, 54 I Neal, MIMIcTOTAL CAPITAL ACf'OL'NTS __-_-_-_---- 581811,.030300.. ...... m . p.m. I s, r. an Mrs. Hu- Th S gradtrates of th U I . e I er, w Ent.erea u teconll a1a11 m un bert Johnson Sr and with h' ' e outhern Local Athleitc Academ e · S. Naval Middleport; Dons Ratliff MJdTO'I :\L LIABiliTIES AND 111 1 8 :;'~;"" "''"'om"" Pom'"' HOMECOMING SU~~V sister, Mrs. 'na; Tucker an'J oosters Will hold aham shoo! ret' y at AnnapoliS Theorl dleport, R•chard Daitev, 'PornlAPITAL ACCOUNTS The Tuppers PlaiDs t ' famJly. Johnson has completed October 31, from noon to requests, submitted eroy; Willard Clay, . ------- --------- $5,336,196.81 .4.ve, New Yor• City, N•w Church Invites t!Ve"'·o tos Jan IhJs traming m Kentucky and uHnltli dark .. at the former Robert NJt;/:;t Paul H Edna Dorst, Pomeroy; r, Ho\ROLD E BUBBARD \1 &: • ,.,.,. o"'""'' lend il.s homec :' ne at· Will be sent to Aberdeen Md o! farm m back of Racine be- sons'; f e t;'" y Personal Wells, Long Bottom; Wilbur aho"·-n,meo b""k do bercbv of tdh,o oarrler when evaJJebJm JD c!nt. Cor fell h ommg services Ifor furthe t ' tween Bashan and the Bo ' I or eJr decJSJons Robmson, Coolville. Lion IS true and corn·ct to the b t f k o con ... •b dfood Ocaod l Larry of man's Run roads. w- eave theJr hi gh ra nkmg es o nowledge and uu·ff rnonthfl 13 90 By 31 b • un ay' t and M L . Ml We the unde rsignf'd d' t ROLD E. HUBBARD ~;,.,;i;;;;,"'here earner se~ce ' egmnmg at 1 p , rs. awrence Roush in COLUMBUS Ad ~ g~ General Hospital rPpnrt ~f ('orHlition and rlf';;:rr or~ at.IP~t the correctness of thta" ... oDe 11 ao. a, are asked to brm m and ( trammg at Fort Knox ia h~me TRJCK TREAT t . , - AN mChiSSJons - Charles Mas- , and w Ihe best of our knowlerlege :ntdttbeal~ fbe,en examined by us :::.l~~:.::=:.·;.!l;~_.:m:.:®:.:"":;· l g a covered or. furlough. ' r Trick or Treat mght for Port- :on~ mme mspector attempted sar, ester. •e s true and correcL I Miss Wanda Tucker w h land area chtldren wtll be Fn- Bo show the State Personnel ChDishcharges - Cuba Little, CORRECTION TWO SUITS F!LED is employed in Columbus, day, October 29, it was announh Revtew Wednesday es ore. BERNARD V. FULTZ Directors Two SUits were flied W d ed her mother, Mrs. Blanche ced today. in e r as never been Max Factor Discotlnt day m the common le c nes-i Tucker over the weekend. La.r n orcmg its strip nune laws. [l of Meigs county. Lot; Mrs. Scott Knott remains a LOCAL TEMPS IS seekmg kms, East Logan W V d- pahent at the Veteran• Mem- The temperatures in Po me- h' h h to the JOb f r o foled ;m actoon ~nd; ~- has , oria! Hospil<ll. roy's busmess dtStnct at 11 . 30 ,~ lc ed was fu-ed last Ang. ciprocaJ dependency e re- I Mrs. John McDaniel returned ! a.m. today was 52 degrees UD· ' ree ~asa ~smissed. for fallmg Ray Parsons R . home on Sunday evening after der sunny skies. er:r. ootleg strtp mme opanJ Luther Friend Ro 1 acme, spending three weeks with her Jon m Jefferson County. I Bottom is seeking' a $-tOO mother, Mrs. Emory Hudson, MARRIAGE APPIJCATfON He was also charged with lment, plus 6 per cent who IS reportedly ill at New Norbert Patrick Neutzling ~onzmg refund of the MIDDLEPORT in a suit aga inst Normal Cumberland, W. Va. ~·.Pomeroy, laboratory tech: Pike Coal Co ..'s reclamation Gary a student at j DlcJan and Anita Sue Russell reportmg no coal had Marshall Umversity, visited 22, Pomeroy. ' een strJpped from some er the weekend with his parents ferson County land, when Mr. and Mrs. Reuhen Stewart' FIN"D $5 COSTs fact thousands of tons of CORRECTION Charlie Swackhamer son · William Tee~ Dunb W had been stripped. Mamone's atMr. and Mrs. Nolan ' Va., has been fi~ed 5 aar, . torney, Hugh Alexander, preI er, a student at Marsahll, visit. in Pomeroy Mayor ~~1 costs ~ented witnesses who testified with them over the week gar's court on conviction ~ Le- It was standard procedure not end. ning a red llght o run- to arrest bootleg strip mine op- ' • erators. THE DAILY SENTINEL ,.:;";:,.,:":~;;:~· ,;:~,·:• •~""" f~~~~ o:t~ 2~3~~: ~~:!~':; P~:n~ ~~· Wmf~eld Dot~~:~~~ ~':.;:!:1~':!/.epJ~j're~~~=· '""~"'"" o~~:~=·e!': .;'~;~'i.' o~~c:~v;~~~t ~~opx~rKeyn.t' Bot:~'!d Su~day, spintua~:~~:ft·inggooSd ~o:S~.m~~~ I ~ement ~cr~ta~.~· Ell~~· ~ <t e~larcPrf'~irl that'~~" r;poas~erf !~ I stnctj,..o::::o.-====~.;:;:;::;:;;;;;i:iii::;;;::;:=~..:;;;;;~~~~:;::iiiii~:i;; stat7m:n~mone ,;w 1 II I GET AN : :~~::.:::~~le~y;.,~Ra=ci:ne::·-.=====o,l Ste~art, EARLY START ON THEIR CHRISTMAS/ SHOPPING. ~nd an~ U. S. GOV. INSPECTED FRESH LODGE TO MEET . There will he a special meetmg of Shade River Lodge 453 torught at 8 at tht lodge hall There will be work in the · and 2nd degrees, All men1her:o ll are urged to attend. CUT-UP FRYERS c FILTER rl-Ox20x-,--49~• SALE - -· The Weather Fatr toalghl with oealtered !rost or freezing temperatoreo low !7-34. FrldaJ meslly 1~ KROGER and warmer. --·-ater:"~t G~u~:!e:t!!•du- . . . . . . 01110 AME1:fl71 rums W"H IACTEitA-11GHTING HEXACHLOROPHENE ss. 14x20xl 14x25xl 15x20xl 16x20xl 16x25xl 20x20xl 20x25xl 16x20x2 16x25x2 20x20x2 I Birt!Jstule tar fa Wd. 55c 55c 55c 55c 55c 60c 89e 89c 89c A DIAMOND FOR MOTHER , • , fr011 $42.1iO II Mil PI ORDER NOW TO INSURE e CHRISTMAS DELIVERYI As Gotoo!ia. "' ancient ._,- tles:cribad her cflildfen . • a • "these .n "" jewols.• Todty's lOII1IJill o/ pride -- ttlts elegant ring -lao finish batt Set with .,.. lA mothe~ w~h tell!ured, • Gilmore Supply Store required to servo lour • .,.,.. 11 Phone 992.2774 """'..! 011 acUvo duty. GOESSLER ""' thetic one· " far geqoi.. - ••• ear.h child ••• plas a ffmo dianond, star-<et. for mother •.. It is an e._ site &ift in wftite or yellow l)Oid. JEWELRY STORE Christmas Lay-"-way Plan Pomeroy, 0. RIZER .OIL CO. Home Owned & Operated You'll Like Our Service Pholl• WY 2·2101 Pomtroy, 0. For Information Phon• DUTTONS WY 2-3106 • ROLLERS WY 2-3516 INGELS Pomeroy FMiDiniPoiil FURNITURE MOHAWK CARPET That 501 NYLON 1000,4 ALL WOOL REG. 12.95- NOW 9.50~~. 7.95~~. T LAST FOR YEARS BUY NOW alnd ·~SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE! OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY TIL 9:00 P.M. - 1 · MIDDLEPORT, 0. , .• . - ---· -··-·...,...,..,. .. --- --- - ACRILAN-REG.13.95 NOW 'SQ. · YD. REG. 1D.95- NOW C~RPET Meigs {'ounty!! OHIO --~·McGEE·~,.~,, Nete.At lngeb Furnk...-e f(IILL STREET Came -1. I ' il· ·,~o · ·~"~•"' ' <:·-~·" '-. 1 1~- ·-· ·-.~-.'1- -.-,.,, ., ' belu~f. :~~~Y ~~~lNG tha~rghi~f ROLLERS DUTTON lb. -~---_·_- P~mer I J~~nco~rt I Che~hlre· :,~~aeslt tde~l I ~lr visit~ LIPSTICK and NAIL POLISH I ~ Chn ~;r• 1 I Mason per aJ son SIZE 9x12 CO,TTO~ ·RUGS Saturday, Oct. 30th, 10 a.m. to .3 p.m. 8,049.lf Total demand deposJ!s Total lime and savmgs deposits $3,179,379 07 I lambs Wool Cardigan · · · · . ••~ponse ~yrnond Conventlo~. ~m:i' Gero~ Ch~<le• J. ..,; :, .. " •'·"·' ,,. , ·~ "t P, .. I 9x12 All Wool OVAL RUGS CARPET CARPET THAT WILL LAST FOR YEARS 4 995 I I �. ' .. . . . .. . . . "' - . .......... - - ·- - - ~ ~ ~ ... . . - .. . .. - - ,-..-., "- ··· -- · -·· ' \i SOCIAL Salaries Down CAl ,.,,VNOAR In '64 From &Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middlepolt, o., oet. 28, 1965 .,..ontribution Made by WCTU "' Pomeroy to Salvation Army Unit Of A contribution was made to Mrs. Alkire. Th e hymn, 'Bl ' es t the Salvation Army when the Be The Tie That Binds," and llGdialll lUI OWN JUG EDITOR'S R--._ S • leliliJrior~~ ~ c. and 'l'lle smitbsoiii8D cJnt:lull: pnngs Tacoma, Park, Maryland lor at Washlilgt(lll, D. ·• u MAILBAG · sUCA aeveral day• visit with Mr. and own flag, The haMer "' red, . ty N0tes Mrs. Stephen Hlll (Jead Fo~ appear8Dce gold aDd blue made Ito first OCJe In AqUit of 1957 536 N·CoIumbl a Avenue· mMerr).. and Mrs. Barra·e Phillips h commemoration of dthef cond Columbus 9, Ohio , • Mr. and Mrs. James Durham and daughter JIU of Vestal New gresslonal act which ha nun • '63 10 • MetgS • OCT. %1 The Salisbury PTA Is spon· Pomeroy WCTU met Tuesday the Lord's Prayer in unison clos- sorlng a meeting to discuss . 20_ October 1965 (Judy Folmer) of Marietta and York arrived for a twn ~eeks ed tha lnsUtaUon 111 years ear· afternoon at the United Metho- ed the meeting. achool conaolldatlon at 7:30p.m. Salaries and wages p81d by The Edator Jim's parents, Mr. and Mrs. visit with Mrs. Phillips' parents, lier. dist church. at the school, People from lied- Ohio's 83 counties during caler>- The Sentinel George Durham of Mansfield Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearbs a"'! EARLY ASPHALT USAGE Mrs. Allen Hamptoo, presi. ford district are invited along dary 1964 amounted to $217,264,- Pomeroy, Ohio apent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. son Ron and with Mr. PbliUps Aapb It wblcll Is the prlnci· ~enl, conducted the meeting wltil other Interested persona. GOo, according to a compilation William Folmer. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dayton a bigedlenl of asphalt 1 which opened wilh the hymn, i Leo Vaughan will be the speak· of financial reports filed by var· Dear Sir: Phillips of Pomeroy. :n today waa used to 1 'Jesus Savior, Pilot Me," and er. . lous county auditors with State This is a note of thanks fori . Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Pbllllps wat!:oof tru; reed baeket prayer by Mi~ Elizabeth Duf· The Loyal Women's Class of Audi~. Rog~ Cloud. everyone connected with . the and daughter Jill and Mrs. Hugh that floated the baby Moses f)'. Miss Lucrt1a Genheimer rethe Middleport Church of Chrast This IS a JUmp of $1!2 mil· October 17, 11165 Fall Foliage Bearhs visited Tuesday a!· through the bulruahaa. accord· ported on visual education and C 00 U will hold a covered dlab dinner lion over the $2011 mi~lion pay· Festival to Meigs Conly, which ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Pat- . to early records. ••ted a film would be shown '!1IUrsday evening, Oct. 21. at roll in t963, and 11 as nearly terminated at Pomeroy, spon· rick Wood and family of Pome-1;""~,;:;.;;:;;;;:_;~'""'.:-_,~'l al the school in January. Mrs. lnltlhati1don ohl newth mpembers !he church at 8 p. m. Those three times the total county pay· sored by tha National Associ&· roy. FIRST C. Melvin Alkire reported on was. e . w en e omeroy attending are 1o take a covered roll of just ten years ago .• How· tion of Railway Business Wom·l Mr. and Mrs. Barrie PhUlips cards sent the past month. Semor High School . Spanish dish and table service. ever, Meigs salaries were low· en, Columbua Chapter, via the ; BY MRS. J. E. RADE"IN and daughter Jill of Vestal, ~~:~~ _ Plans were made to place a club met Monday evemng '" the Tbe Willing Workers class of er ir 1!164 compared to 1963. C&O railroad. I Laurel Grange met for its New York, and Mrs. Hazel hook m the Pomeroy public li· Seruor Hagh School audatorlum. the Enterprise EUB Church will Despite the general upswing At 7.30 a.m. we hoarded tha regular monthly meeting on Sat- Bearhs visited Wednesday af. Certified Oil St1tlon brary in memory of Mrs. Wil· A scavenger bunt was held meet Thursday evening at the in expenditures foe salaries and train and were greeted by the I orday evening at the home of ternoon with Mrs. Jobn Smith Pomeroy liam Baxter. Miss Genbeimer preceding tbe meeting with home of Mrs. Herbert Dixon. wages, 11 counties reported low· most cheerful group o[ hostes,.. lMrs. J. E. Radeklo. Mr. Wayne of Nye Ave. w, Mlln II. read an ar'acie on the Sunday prazes awarded to Geraldme The Rock Sprmgs Grange er payrolls In 1964 than In the es who immediately made you ICooper, Sandy and Beaver Val· liquor law. Plans for the Christ- Hayes, Deb,ble Spencer and Don will m.. t Thursday at 7:30 p.m. previous year. These were: fe;l like you were still in your ley Insurance Agency of Viiimas meeting were discussed Sw1she~. There will be a program and Brown, Holmes, _Jefferson, Lake, own living room. They gave us I ton county was a guest. A pot and date set for December 10. Kand1Grueser,~esldent,C?n- refreshments will be served. Lawrence, Manon, Meigs, complete brochures of the trip.iluck supper was enjoyed follow· Plans were also made to send ducted ~ short busme~s sesswn The Riverview Garden Club P"ulding. Portage, 'l'uscarawas Th e advised us where we 1ing the meeting. Present were a box to the Chillicothe Veter- and durmg the candlelight cere- will eal out Thu_rsday evening · and Van. Wert. wo~~d be at certam times, bnef IMrs. Maude Holcomb, Mr. and ans Hospital for Christmas. mony. welcomed three n e w Oct. 28, at the Wilmar Restaur· Expend1turef to meet pay- h' t ries of each little town we Mrs. Everett Holcomb and three Miss Nelle Bing, devotiona1 1me~bers, Kay Mc~owan, Ger· ant at Parkersburg, W Va rolls in Meigs County last year, 15 ~d ass th ou h where we ,children, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. leader, had for her topic, ''Hllls ' aldme Hay:s, Debbie Spencer, Members will meet at 5 30 11· in 1963 and ten years ago were: would Pto t ; kg '. t tc l!?adekin and Tina, Mr. and fm Climbing " TIIe program IRosanne LISle, Carol Ward, Ju. m at the home of Mrs. Ernest 1964 $543 206, t963, $560 .682, 1952, Ewou 5 P a e pac ures, e. • 'Mrs Albert Bolen and Kenny, 1 · ·. ven a1 ·111at ' we were QUie . Vale an d the hos1· topic "Progress Through Un· d~ K"mg: Terr1 Fultz • Btl! Moore• Whitehead. $2t5 .~19. ' H' h iI Mrs.· Nel lie with 20/20 COLOR VISION 11 derstanding,'' was presented by Tmk Triplett, Ed Bacr, Don The Women's Association ol ~nprepared when t e. Jg , ess. Mrs. Radekin. :::==~~~----.: ~wisher and. ~~al_ Colmer. As the M1dd!eport F1rst Vnited • • School Ban~ met ~s, With all Mrs. Eu1a Morris, who is now I a part of the mabation the group Presbytenan Church will meet MIDDle Ihe pomp given a k~ng. What a living in her trailer home in urc wore Spanish costumes to Thursday evening, Oct. 28 at . "liCe lookmg band It was, too. Albany, has sold her farm here Clur Tooor .... ,..• .p!ol cwsb on school on Monday. Refreshments the church at 7:30 p. m. Hos· • • After a most delicious barbe- l to Mr. and Mrs. Dixon and I ' were served. tesses will be Mrs. Myron Mill· cued chicken dmner, we were four children of Toledo. They er, Mrs. Russell Lyons, Mrs. I • ~ree to ramble. We were taken expect to move soon. C I G'l M 0 H St . ' . . .ong courtesy boat rades on the Mr and Mrs Joseph Nelson The Young Adult Class. of th~ Phelps-Will Vows ar an~ ~~:\lis~:. Sus~n I Funeral aervices for Mmme I Ohio Hiver. Courtesy cars (both of S~uth Caroli~a are spending of Philct Coltll' 1Y I Bradford Church of Chnst en art DeLee Roush. o,rhiJ dted at her cars and boats were owned and a few eeks her(' with his stepI shaiJI focus . Get joyed a Halloween party Mon· Taken Octoher 2., Mary Park. . I home in Akron on Wednesday Ioperated by mdiV>duals In the Imothe w Mrs E G Nelson and i NoW see superb color ~ n even in frinp day evemng at the church ID The Afternoon C1rcle of the artct a lingering Illness, will ~-clgs Count area) drove us . r, · · · I brighter, clearer recopt; ~ntil you see itt the social room which was dec- Miss Dottie Lou Phelps, dau· Heath Methodist Church will be held at the Ewmg Chapel l ~~ound and ~he lady who took . heJM gra~so~ Joe Ed d Coe areas! Don't buy any orated. with witches~ goblins, I ghter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. meet Thursday afternoon Oct. Saturday at ,2 p.m. with .the us wa~:/ reall adorable. She 1 and rfa!il w::~ Sun~:r est~ 1 pumpkms and paper streamers Phelps Jr., 308 Wetzgall -av, 28 at the church al2 p.m. Mrs. Rev. C L. 0 Connor off>Cia lmg idn't do ~n ugh lor us All f h' y ts · Ath y gu : 0h carrying out the Halloween IPomeroy, 'became the bride of M E Dowson will be the pro- Burial will be in the Letart couh · h ~ 15 paren • m ens coun- , UJe~e. IMr. Paul Edward Vbll, son .. of gr~w-leader. Mrs. E. M. Wood, Cerretery. ~ . ~i"me c~ o;e~ -aso~~ne~a~h; too~~ ~~rs. Grace Hensler and rand-' Pnzes were awarded to cos- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Will, Mrs. Walter Hayes and Mrs. P. She was born Oct. 2U. 188,, m t lh S 1 L b hi h · . d h R h Coe g 1 fume winners including Kath- ~ Minersville, Oct. 23 at t h c L. MJ!ch are hoslesses. ILetart Township, w2s a former : e dl~f at ' w c t~· a , s:;~ ter •"th ~c e1. t n ds~ent , ryn Russell, prettiest; Becky Prcsbyten:m u. S. church at ocr. 31 Racine resident, and had liVed u as eren a~. ~~Y .mg l n ay WI er s1s er an ro- 1 P3 inter ugliest· Evelyn Wood Hot Springs va With the Rev nd C - Ak f th past 35 years you ca n fmd m clVIhzation. 1 ther·m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Har· , d M~dehne Painter most I Eugene S Scud. 'performing th~ The Pom~roy Be · .~· Raff · 'srh ron °~e~bcr of the D 0f Then she took us arowtd Pome- , ry Lewis of Wilkesville. i •n • · ,, d10 Club Will sponsor a co .. e was a · t' t 1 r · t ' Satu rdaJ• v·lSI·tors of Mrs. Ne1• . original; and Tammy Mossman, ceremony. break" at the Youth Center ! A Lodge at Syracuse. roy, pom mg . o paces o mer- . funniest. Donuts, c1der. pop Mr. Will graduated fro m 1in Mason W Va Sunday from : Survivors mclude one daugh-lest and stoppmg to let us snap be Vale were Mr. and Mrs. Rob 1 and coffee were. served durmg Pomeroy High school and is 1 to 5 p~ Fr.ee coffee and I ter, Mr s. Mayde Zvara, Akron, pictures. S~e .e~en took us over Turner, loca L and Mr. and I Lhe evening, and games were employed by the. Kelly Manu· Icookies will be served. All CB· a grandson, Larry, Akron; one to West V1rgm1a so we could : s. C. W. Stansbury, Colum· played. factunng Co. of ~1ddlepo~. The , ers and anyone interested in sister, Mrs. Henry Roush, Ra- ~e Pomer~y ~rom acr~ss the · . Present were Frances Hysell, new Mrs. Wtll IS a semor at !cB ·radws are welcome. Come r'ne, and a brother, Wright nver. Commg m and go.mg out MPa~ela ~on, a student of j Mildred Sisson, Tressie Hend~ the Pomeroy High school where meet your friends and exchange Roush Chillicothe. people waves at the tram as ore ea~ d I ~ge, Ky ., spent , ricks , Norma Russell, Nora Ca- she will continue her studies. QSL cards. I The~ Eckard-Baldwin Funr- though some well-known per- M wee en With her parents, hoon, Mrs. James Reed and Nov 1 a! Home of Akron will bring the sonage was aboard. Even after r. and Mrs. Marvin Wilson. daughter, Ruth Reed, Mr. and Attend Wedding ' The Middleport Garden Club remains to the funeral home at ' dark, on up through the coun- Sgroup motohred to Columbus '[r Larry p·1c·kens and Vick· I · pore h M aturday 1v s. p· l ~ will meet Monday, November noon Thursday when fncnds .• trys1 de, folk s n1cked thetr d M wCere they .VISited ie, Terry aod Steven, Rulh, n enn~y .vama I at the home of Mrs. E. F. may call at anytime lights and blinked headligh\s at f r. · ~n rs. orwm Smith ao!d Tommv and Debbie Lambert, Janet Rae Nicely, daughter R 11 C 11 Wh 1 d ou us am1 y. 0 Rich.;d, Phyllis, and Mark of Mr. a?d Mrs. Raymond Nicll- 1 :~glor 0lnd~r: a ihis - . j have never seen so much Mrs. Wanetta Radekln visited I 5234 Gilkev, Ruby and Tammy Moss- ly, Darlington, became the PW te , p . . . Air Force Opemng hospltalit• and believe me in her mother, Mrs. Came Morrl· , . d . D" B brid( 0 1 1 f J n.b rt In r. rogram IS m ' ' son Who is a patient In the PHILCO UIOD. All II·Chlnnel man, Ma elme, 13ne and ecc · o ames ~ e of Mrs Walter 11a es and E GI this day and age when demon' . . ., YHF · UHF' rac1ptlcn, Sound out k\' Pamter, Evelyn, Bonnie and Yost, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob· Y re to X• s strations and crime are run Russell Nursmg Home m Alw front. 24,000 volts of picture K•ith Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Ron· er Yost, New Gam... PeMa., M. C. Wilson. Hostes~s a . The U. S. Air . Force . . · bany. Mrs. Morrison Is in very ' pow1r. LIJitlH d!•nnellrtdlclfDrL nie Russell, Julia, Jay, and in the GaJilean United Presby- Mrs. E. ~· Maag, Miss Nelhe has. _launched ~ vigonous re- rung r~mpant, ~s was 8 very poor condition . Adjutllble Tone Control. Tranllstorl.lld UHf Tun1r. Contemparti'J' Jill, Linda and Belillda Grimm, terian church. ~rkle, Mass Anna Howell and crudmg campaign among vet- refreshing expenence. . Mrs. Anna E. Turner and Sher S~ln Black h1rdbD1n:l etblnet. Kathryn and Anthony Russell Relalives attending from MlSB Fraeda Fa~e. erans of all aervices, especial· Mrs. Chas. L. Yunker rae spent the weekend wilh her With Trade •••• optlane~ ext,... Betty and Eddie Neece Ter,.Y Meigs county were Mrs Mattie Th NOV~ d ly those with fa~ly recent mil· daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob c.ltr llfvt,Jed OniJ 1J INabnr Phllco'• AutomatiC Picture Hendricks, Jackie, Shelly, Ter· Yost, Mrs. Hazel Carn~han, of 1 ; ~~~"\'" art r:."stcon:;': itary bac.kgrounds.. Goode of Charleston. Pilot ellClronlcllly chaco thtl Ftcture 0111r 1!1,000 tim• ri, Penni Hall, Brent Mantey, Racine, and Mr. David Yost, 0 .p0 by epo Church ·u USAF IS welcommg veterans 1 MOOncl-ntver 1111 color wnh out or tum prllh. Wayne King, and Larry, Sheryl, PorUand. ed res te~~.~...- ••--- WI of all services in a wide variety cently visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe B da D-. Ca 1 °- •-' ~ sponsor a """"""' """"" on 1 "l'tary sk'lls It · g· 'ng Bissell. ren ' .,..er, ro ·-· .... Elect' D N 2, t ~·30 o liD I ' . " tva f Johnny Nelson. SIT IN AREA aon ch a Tl k~ them a cbuice lo bases to which Mr. and Mrs. Zero Pierce ... Mr. and Mrs. Errol! Conroy p. m. at .e ~ · c 8 they can be assigned and has cently visited Mr. and Mrs. Rus• son Hugh and Mr. and Mrs. may be obtamed m advance or announced a generous policy co- 1 sell Van Meter, Portland. Complete Room~ and Errol! Conroy, Jr. and dough- purchased at the door. Mrs. , ncerning the rank th ey can keep I Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prmce Orland Branch and Harley of ter Kimberly, all of Akron. Karl Owen and Mass Phyllis ' upon return to uniform. were viSamg Mr. and Mrs. Mar· Larkins of Belpre visited Mr.l came Friday evening to visit Joachim are co-chatrmen. vel Curr~y and . Mrs. Donna and Mrs. Fred Larkins. N, 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. their mother and grandmother, DEAOLlNE NEAR Comer, SJsson&vil~e~ W. . Va. Dora Pierce visited Mary i.trs. G..~. Dodson of Chester Chest"~ High school seniors and grad· Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swam were Pierre. and to help her celebrate her ..., . rerenl overmght guests of Mr. -Violet Smith t"l N 1 h 1 ua y un 1for ovem· . Swam, . Manetta. . birthday. They brought along 8 TWO heres 19ave to onapply the i and Mrs. Billy :• lovely cake with all the trim N , R Off" Tr . Mr. and Mr! . Oscar Babcock · mings and while here als~ l avy s eserve_ . Jeer.. am· were Sunday evening guests of ~ .· .ted 1Mrs. Conrny Sr.'s sJs. ler S TOr I . mg Appliran ls1·t·"'II \lSI th Corps. t' "d · take Mr · and Mrs · 1~ indsay 1_.yons Ill" . Ia w, Mr ex- of Parkersburg and brother-mand Chester Grnnge 2609 met m e· narwnwJ eDcompeItt 1\ie th I · ' Mrs. Edgar Reynolds of. Middle.. regular session Tuesday even~ma JOn on ec. as . e I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins : Middleport, 0. port. ing with Dale Kautz, worthy first •tep toward an appoml·. nnd Mr. and Mrs. Norman Web· ====...,,...,.....,,.,od_~.'"_ master, preBiding. Two appeals me?t as Midshtpman. App!J· .er were visiting Mr. and Mrs. for aid were answered. Com- cataon forms are available at 1 Raymond Larklna, II'B•reru1wcxid.ll muoications were read · local high schools, and Navy Nellie Stethem was a recent l) the State Grange in regard to Recruiting Stations or from overnight guest ol Mr. and resolutions and biUs, and from the Chief of Naval Personnel, Garth Smith. the National Grange, concern· Department of the Navy, Wash- Janet Bissell of Columbus ing youth activities. An lnvita· lnglon, D. C. 20370. , Mary Offutt, Parkeraburg, retlon was read from Alfred Grange to a Halloween party .New Members Are Initiated B S h ICl b \ ' On the Farm Front Brilliant Stanford Philosopher Argues God is Believable on Intellectual Basis Experiments with Radiation: .Are Showin~ Mixed Results rDaft!Y Sentinel, l'llmel'o)'oMidllfeport, 0., Oet Point Rock Society Notes Ponte!'OY OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7:00P.M. FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. 29'' Sliced Lunch MEAT - - eMinced Ham eBologno FRESH PORK I Roush DieS In Akron - ,_COlor ... DOUBlE THE PlCTURE· PUlllNG pOWER I ::d NECK BONES· • Buekwheat Society Noles COLOR TV ° r \ ' f 595· Grange Answers Appea1 A"d SH 2-4111 Rutland' We work hand in hand with your doc· tor to get you out of bed . . . fast! Make us your "family druggist." Full drug store service . .• prescriptions , • . be1uty-aids 4 Rttlottrerl Pharmacloto to Serve you Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs WY 2·2955 112 E. Main Pomeroy DONUTS OYSTERS l9C can 1.19 c lb. •==.:.;:;,:.::::;.::.-=-:.=-..==;o;;;;.-===========--=, sented a program wbich opened with the song, "Battle Hymn of Republic." Members responded to roll call with rules for safety. Two poema were read, "The Corn Song," from a Me· Gulley reader, by Mrs. George Genheimer, and "Indian Summer," Mrs. Hobart Newell. An article, "Farming waa AI· ways a Business," was read Dale Kautz and a School Days," by Mrs. Parker, A contest Tree mance, waa conducted by MrS. II Orr. Refreshments carrying tho Halloween theme were ved. The next meeting will be November 23 when there wtn be Installation of officer.. NOW! The Pomeroy Garden club will meet Monday, at 2 p.m., at the home ol Mrs. Dor Schaefer with Mrs. E. W. Coates co-hostess. There will be a demonatration on Christmas raagements by Mrs, Rol>erlll Reibel. PLAN BAKE SALE The Auxiliary to Lewis-Manley Post 263, American Lejponlll lo Middleport, will •ponsor a bake sale Saturday, Oct. 30 at the Tri-Lustre Cleaners In Mlcf. dleport. A variety of baked -------------"'oodiJ wm be tor sale. doz. Adams or Holsum gal. 69c MORE BARGAINS for FRIDAY and SATURDAY ' . •n~~~ur280r.. lecturer, pre- --- 00 MILK SOCie • y News ________,_ REMEMBER TWO NAMES WHEN SICKNESS COMES , •• DOCTOR, DRUGGIST STANDARD McCOY'S FURNITURE FOREMAN & ABBOTT BAKER FURNITURE lb. GRADE'A' EGGS--- 1 ':h' :· 00 .. SALT FISH-··· Long Bottom 5 • 1 M FURNITURE ' I ' SAVE lOc box 1 3 lb. PIG FEET-·--· m: I . i FRESH 1 t clb e Dutch Loof e Sat ami PHILCO 1 SIMON'S., Self-Service Market 1 Y Ch h Cl ass Holds Party Monday N1ght Religion In Amtrlt:a ·•. EVERYTHING GOES ..• PRICES SLASHED! Small Boys' and Girls' MEN'S DRESS SHOES$ Ben Frankliri For Comfortable •wall·To-Wall' Warm Floor Heat, Choote a Values to 12.50 OUT THEY GO! GAS HIAIIR DRESS SHOES and OXFORDS MEN'S VALUES TO 4.88 $ HOUSE SLIPPERS LADIES' SADDLE OXFORDS and NURSE OXFORDS $ VALUES TO 4.98 LUNCHEON /uncb-psil right"! Teens' Saddles, Casuals, Slip-Ons & $ Oxfords Values to 4.88 - - TS 11 SRRRRRRRRI\ AHHHHHHHH! · (TIXICO Fuel Ollef II an lilt )ob.) CONTINUES THIS WEEK Halloween Headquarters Big display and .variety of m11ks .••, confaHI • . . wigs . . . noise makers . . • trick or treat bags .. undies .. party Items, etc. s-10 . BEN FRANKLIN --·-lY -f)"," -·-· H 1r,r t1 WY 2-3498 ----~-- ,,~~ln'l•' '~'H -·. ' •, s-10 -· POMEROY • Clean combustion-that's what makes Texaco Fuel Chi., Heatin& 011 till · dependable, economical fuel. For reliable comfort and IIIYice )'Oil Cln always count 6n, give usa call. You, too, wUiuy, "Ahhhhhhhllh" thls.Wfntlr. CALL 67$·2460 IToil Cu,..mers Call Colleclt FUEl distributed In this lrtl llr CITY ICE and FUEL COMPANY ' Point Pl1111nt, W.Va. • HEATING OIL ~~----~~~ Alli1 Simon WARM MORNING'I ''Cirpet of Com- I'IICID AS UIW AI fort" blower ayotem pours out tom· forttni undtr the lull width ofhut the110111 Clblnet ... lfiNICIInl tollmth d cvar 1111 110011 1n1111 wan 1111 ~t~~IH $1 0750 . • Stop in and Look and Browse , -roP~~TIC" Contrvll t1Ut the lfttimostlt ,... bloww tdiutlmlnt lltllfllllt ro.uttl,....rpst Invites You ••• UIY JU•• . , •· · ~·.. EtlERSBACli HARDWARE ·' Around. Many Other Bargains . Displayed On R.acks For Easy Choice. LADIES' HANDBAGS REG. 2.98 · . 98 -- SIMON'S Pick •A· Pair Shoe Store ON MAIN ST. IN POMEROY JUST BELOW SIMON'S FOOD MARKET I �... . . . .. .. . ~ .. ...... ...... ... ................. ' ' . ' .......... ., .. , , . ,_ , , . . . . .; 1 • '· • ... . . . . ....- · ~ ~· .1 ' I~ ' ~IB Oassified Ads Your Modern Community llullctin Board INFO~~ON CIP ~ ~...~ Bouselreeper, ,.. ~':'::t.= ......, ...w - ww ,. - ,., .., " ..,.,..... middle aged, .k d to five in. Care for child- FIREWO0 D: $IO • pic up 1oa ren. Call SB 2-5 14. cut any length. Call or write: 4 lO 13 uc Glendale Skidmore, MY 6"' •· 1-------::----:..:....-- 3437. 10 22 6lp -· Notice 1963 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $1695 Locally owned by retired gentleman. 6 cyl. engine, Powerglide ll'llns. Radio and beater. Excellent tires. Spotless clean interior. Green finiSh. · Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Door $l995 1964 -~..,_ ·- ··.,.•,<·.. •......, ..,..-... ·-~ COAL HAULING, leaves raked, ~;;::."'~m.::"..b '="' •. . ' : HAM SHOOT, Sunday, October and hauled away. Lee Dren· '""" ""' .,. "' _,.,.,. .. 31 at the Izaak Walton Farm. ner, WY 2-2803. 10 22 6tp _ more -••.....,......, ~ twaecl ODI S'ponsored by th e F.Jre Department. lllnrtiOI:l Chest er - ~- . 2 tone green finish. Owned by local resident. Clean interSEWING rna ch\n e5• repa 1' ;er ··i ior. Radio and heater, new tires, 283 eu, in, VB engine, Std. vice, Th FaUb makes. Sh WYp 2-Uil>t. trans. A nice one. e a ric op, omerov 1960 Ford Falcon 4 Door .$395 Authroizcu Singer Sales and Service. a 29 tic new Chevy, 6 cyL Std. wana. Plenty of ____ __ __ _ .., ,.&&·a:u .., .. • """" 10 28 Jtp ...,..,...., ,..._ "- - •..-... " , _ .. _,. ,.. .._ - WOLFE'S K s r · "''""' ,_,.,,. eystone ta 10n " under new managmcnt, Jack cun 01 rRANlUi ' om·ruAB.ur.b Wolfe. Eggs, milk, pastries, ;.QDIILMtacbiM and many other items will .....,. aou.. be sold. center of Racine, ....::. .... •;.:,; ':.': Ohio. 10 27 ltp I ;:.~:"'..,:::u,•:,:_."*'•...... addfboD~ro ~ SAN JOSE, Calli, (UPI)-AllIDg Billy Casper, aiming for a $100,000 year in golf, set out today to defend his title in the 72bole $46,0011 Almaden Open tournament. Sniffing oxygen between praclice rounds because of a smog- Motor Co. OU&liTY · ~:::;:~~~~~.;gn,_on ~" ~·"".. BIG • Pomeroy Motor ft••• WedneadaY when the pro &C«eo were posted In tba pro,..... amateur evenl The leadera were Utile Jack McGowan of Largo, Fla., and Jerry Steelsmlth of Santa Bar-•ot ... bara, Callf., both "' 1 861 der tb T03S- d -par OD ' yar 0. 1.. Suitable f- KetUe -----.---------- ,...-u~ AJ~~~miCotbuntrywu -~!,:ut.p I • 0 II a tl p ~ r h d ~ }I 7 F ( n k ~ h J K B H ri " B con~tant Tbouaan~ ,~.u.. :-!,:;:',.!:::;.·~~.!"~/:',;v~ 1~ In Memory I 29 tic CUSTOM BUTCHERING and l.l I'J- ..lfb IN MEMORY of our "Brother" For Rent cutting. Will. buy hides every 'J Gile• Odell Coy, who left ISINGLES, furnished and un- Monday. Phil Meier, Phone us on October 28, 1964. furnished, first and second WY 2-3510. 9 18 tic POMEROY - I • room !ramo We tlmught that you would noors. Phone WY 2-3267, w•th bath, I basement, want to know, tc KARL GRUESER, _Plumbing gas furnace heatmg, Out of 10 28 12 .That all our thoughts go and H.,ting, Minersville high walA!r. $5,500.00. where ou HOUSE, 2 bedroom house tra1l- Ohio. End your sewer MIDDLEPORT_ 2 story frame That we forget er for rent. Phone WY 2-3346 les. We have all sizes sewer 7 rooms, bath, basement, furAll the hours we spent since or WY 2-2186. 10 23 tic machines. Reasonable rates. nace beating, enclosed back first we met. TRAILER SPACE, Depot St. Call WY 2-2974. day or rugbt. porch, 3 lots. N1ce v1ew of That life is richer, sweeter, Rutland. John J. Fry, SH 29 15 tic river. $8,500.00. far, 5613, 10 16 30tc INCOME PROPERTY - 4 sep-t U "th b th nd te UnIs, a WI or such a brother 88 you fRAILER LOTS lree EXPERIENCED ara , garages, one S room a aand F were. • d age and walA!r. Brown • !'rail three 4 room units alwayo ers will b• er ar ( ale Approved) rented income $190.00 per on now our oon,tant prayp k St That God will lead u< safe Ohio, I'Done W\ month: Owner bas other into Thee :l-33'l4 I I& I lA!resl and will twnsider 1 by: Sioters Priscil- tst FLOOR furnished. 1 !"1'oms reasonable offer, lil Schuler, Hutton, and Dath, modern apartment. ALBERT M. COX. SALESMAN 1 Beulah Shuler, wanda Middlepurt, WY 2-31!74. smallest heater core. WY Z-3830 WY :1-3631 Rathburn. and Brother, 9 11 Uc 10 26 3tc CuernU K,., roo~ I ca~ ne:~~- RADIATOR I ~c SERVIC E ~~~~~oz~~e ~J~~,t~r trt~k ~~~ I Ml~ersville, M~esed Minni~ I =..:'••7.:"'.";";; •• ~·· Maxwell Coy. 1HH.I!:E and tour r,., ,'l:J BLAffiNAR'S tuP' '~ he- ' 1963 STUDEBAKER Lark, take over payments. No down payment. Ph: 99:1-5>51. 10 %'1 61< 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, ws\V'I radio, ••tr gasoline healA!r. Dallas Walker, Mason w. V C ll 77 3-5686 8 a., ' 10 12 lie • Fann Mlchtnery FARMAL Super H. tractor and . t «M F d eqwpmen ' ..,..,. ""' 0 r Plcku p,_ $17>. Poulin Chain . saw, du-ect Dnve $125. Ph. WI 9-2634· 10 22 61<! TREE'S TRANSPIRATION A large oak tree giv.. off as much as 40,000 gallons of water into the air every summer by the process of trans- 1~, p~ratwn. -NE;;'~i)\jj((m,'j)~'TI;;:' tio~a~ :::~~far!.!'i~l~~ ~W~~=tl~~J;!~ U~:: Oblo colleget remained among tho lanky center h.. seen little lege Football Ratingl with first lbe natton'oleaden In delenoe, action with tho Bullets, place voles and won-loll records NCAA slaUotlco lor major colm parentheses: !ega football teams showed It>- An All-America at Ohlo state Team Points and UnilA!d Press International !. N.Dak. St. U. <12) <7-0) 283 Bowling Green waa second college player of the year fur 2. Malue (!!) (6-0) 261 11 total deleaae allowing ill.\.1 the 1963-M season, Bradds was 3. Los Ang. St. (3) C4-l) 175 yanlo per compared to a prolific scorer In college. 4. Eastern Carolina (4-1) 164 leader Southern Mlsolsslppf• The Jamestown, Ohio, reol- 5. W, (Colo.) SL (2) (6-0) 153 16!.5 yardl, Toledo ,..1 lblrd dent signed with the Bullets aft· 6. Mid Tenn St (3) (6-0) 14tl al 169 yanlo. er • difference on salary, but 7. Long St (1) (6-0J 1211 CIDclnnaU malutalned lbe not before tbrealA!nlng to coo- 8. Northeru Dllnols <6-0) 80 ntr t •· bing and 9 Sui Roaa (I) Cl-0) 68 betl rush!Dg defense yielding ce a e on a . but 4%.5 yardo 8 ga,;.e, wb!le coaching career. 10. Fla. AU! Cl) (4-1) S9 ruone-p Buffalo sarrend••ed Warley, 28, a product of Ten- Second 1&--_U, North Dakota CIU yards 1 conleoL •• ~ nessee A lo I, saw Utile actiou U. 47: 12, (lie) Findlay (I) and Toledo led In pall defense with Philadelphia this season. San Diego State 17; 14, Arkanbold!Dg lbe opposition to 53 He once was with _the now de- au Stale 3!1; 15, (lie) Massayard• per malcll, willie Bowl- !unci Clevelllnd Plpel'l In the cbuselll and Bol8tra 33; 17, ing Green wa• llltb In allow- National Industrial League Tenneuee state Jl; 18, Weber ing 6$,3, (AAU) and defunct American ,State 21; II, EaslerD Waabtngen '"''""" Baaketball League, Itoo IS; 20, Fresno Stall 14. ~ch ~ac .i ""''f""" ":!'i .:E.~':'-,=. Frick 'Disappointed' Over Failore to ~ick Commissioner -JN-LO_V_IN_G_ M _E _M _O_' : • ; : h1 dear son and brother, Giles 1----------1~""""""'="""""",..,.,"""""""""~ 1 $-1800 00. Can finmK:e entire NEW YORK (UP!) - Ford hoping I can turn over the job ever was before. Odell Coy, Rutland Ohio I FOR SALE AI:: CONDITIONING Refrlgeramount. Frick expressed hio disappoint- to a new man by late January. "For the past 10 yeara the FIRST who was <illed in a wreck - - ation oervice. Jark's Refrig· SEVEN room house on Union men! today over the failure of Of course, if they choose commissioner's office has been QUALITY one war ago today, October 1958 ELCAR, 45x8, front kilch- eration, New Haven. Phone Terrace, Pomeroy, $5500.00. baseball owners to pick his sue- body outside of baseball, be doing the job with lour people REGULAR28. 1964 at Mason, W.Va. en, 2 bedrooms, very good TU 4 6 Uc THHEE bedroom house, But- cessor as commissioner of going to have to have a little which the owners """ ' Sadly miS<ed by his mother condition, $1900. ternut Avenue, hot water baseball. more tlme to get acquainted will lake 10 And Certified Oil Stlllon and father, Everett and y ·v- Fick, Jr., Box 24, Chester, heating system ' in very good "I was disappointed that the w1·th the 1·ob· rlgh I" he said, ' W , - Ill. Everyday Spe · Is · 1 010 ian Coy and his brother. Max Ohio. TeL 985-4265. i condilion, hardwood floors, -,n,.\1 Coy, SISters Minnie Hutton, 10 28 6tp ' at out of high water' $8000.00. owners didn't up with "I don't propose to be a u B 1 h Sh - Marie's Style Post THREE bedroom hou on somebody at the Chicago duck commissioner forever, NOW OPEN FOR BUSINE$51 eu a u1er, Priscilla Schu- GIFT SHOP MERCHANDISE . Haircuts $1.25 se ' I t k h t I did 'I Fr. k "d 'B d 'I l.r and Wanda Rathburn. and selling out Taber's Kris Krin-1 Vale Street new gas furnace mg as wee , u n want IC sal . , ut you on just all lhe rest who knew hun. gle. Kanauga , 0. Some fix - Shampoo & Sets . - $1.50 in good ;,.ndltion $4500.00: them. to be into a your nose at a business Betty Gilkey, Owner 1258 Powell St., Middleport One year has passed, lures . Gift rack of over 1200 I $3.50 Can finance entirely. and I m glad you ve ..heen In lor more than Our hearts 1!11 sore $75. Costume jewelry, ten I SMALL frame house with three didn t allow that to happen, years. OPENING SPECIAL As t1me rolls on all purpose greeting cards, 1 up rooms furnished downstairs said Frick, who is completing Frick, who will be 71 years SOc We. miss h<m. more. flS . Costume jewelry, ten Wigs and Wiglets 1112 E. Main St., Pomeroy: 15 years of service as commis- old Dec. 19, agreed SINGING CATFISH HA1s memory " as dear today cents, regular dollar. Single $850.00. Bioner and lll!llfly five decodes . owners' new legislation DRAWING NOV, I, IHI the day he passed "way. Items or Job lots, sa lvage Marie's Style Post Call WY 2-2120. After 4:00 p.m. ' of devotion to baseball. crealA! a five-man "C11blnet" to I100 P,M, \\hen the evening shadows pnces. Bring a truck you'll Rt 124 Ph. WY 2-5271 call WY 2-3589. Miami Decla!on support the commissioner. are falliog buy. On RL and : fourth 1 Syracuse. Ohio O'Brien and Crow Really Co. "I'll be very disappointed if C..mplex Job 35 7 And we are all alone, mile down river from Silver 10 23 6tc they don't come up witll 80111&- "The whole concept of To our hearts there comes Bndge. tc HEATING, PLUMBING.'"Rura body at the Miami meeting in commissioner's o If ice h a 10 28 3a longmg · -- -·--Do 1 B ttl r. A ld B FOR SALE: 1640 Uncoln Hgls December," Frick continued. changed since I took over the If tw on!y cou!d come home LARGE Warm Morning heating th xo 0 6.18e EJas.Mrna S eetro- 4 room bath, basement, gas "I feel, however, that they job," FrJck admitted. "The Our kind, loving God · stove, like new. Price reason- Pomeroy. ers. · am 9 _22 __trlf:__ furnace. Aluminum storm WID- will get the job done this Ume. administrative pari of the 80 true and able. Tel : CH 7_2., 04 . ~ dows and doors. Carpetmg I feel certain they are going to game bas become much more No friend like him on e•rth 10 27 6tp AUimONEEB and drapes. Can be financed. come up with tho man. I'm complex and Involved than will find, 1963 ROYCRAFT 50 ~iO !milC..mptete Service WY ~2293. 10 S tic . For all of us he did his best, er, like new. Oren Wears, Crill Hr•dfurrl --Dear God, grant h1m eternal Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. 1, HarWrite, Prone or Contadt HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 bedrOOm rest. rionville. 10 28 6tp A. 1. ~RADFORD home, 2'1.t miles from Pome- c~r =----- 29'' ~3iiJ7. R~ehard com~ l ~~~~ypooco~r.;;nse, Perr;:,~":e~~and ~~~ deci~lon sla~peded ;1:.•_;;;_;;;;;:·~::::"::::~~~;::: mee~ th~! B & G ACQUARIUM & PET SUPPLIES thu~b II ~ DOOR PRIZES I SEE THE NEW Racine, Obloli I tiC d Foun d ment. 24.Mortise republic 9. Punctua- members 2.5.F«mc.h tion mll.rl(. lO. Let alide river 30.Cometa . 21. Family membtr Z8. Ostrich·Ukeblrd 34. AmateUI' 1.2. Former}J colloq, 16, Excla.ma.tion !?.Pronoun H . Gree-k fetter 35.N.Y.~ ilt.H&ndle roughly 32.Cuckoo 38. "Prayioi" GASOLfl\1! ALLn f.... I 35. Jacket 36, Up to thti time of 37. Drled ptum ~Withered "With tho complainto about tha price of haircuts let's avo1d the word 't_r~~~ aa much aa poaaiblet': 39. River 1Biand3 4.0.Man' s .,.,. · DAn 'Y CftV1"1VV\ •• ~....,UOTE - Here's how to work It• AXYDLB.I.AXB ' lo LON41J'ELLoW One letter !!ll:l:nply sta.ods for aoothe for the throe L's, X for the two , r. In~!' sample A is use d trophl~. the ~~~H h, dl'l v length and forma~ ~t etc, Smgle letters, apo~ th(' code letters are dJlfenmt.tM Words are all hlntt. A~Qac48aaa MENGYXEV • .1. z C Q z E Jl ZXN.I.JBG ER T X I Q It z Q It yI GR C Z Mo AAA, LIT1LE ROSE!~ ALONE AGAIN! -M! Cl J It' -1111 0 B Z Q '1' !1J ll v..-,-, CryplocpJo... 'I'HER.E AIUII'EW THAT wn<. Gllilil TWOIISELVES IN .1. )IISTAKE.-SWIF'I' \ Ieagu~la!~:ge - • 41NDA Y fHRU FRIDAYI 00 Sign On - L'lit!Wi 6.11fl Sacred Hear• I iiU Me1gs coun(JI RFD 6 Z5 Paul Sowers, fi'arm 6 31 News 8 57 Weather 1 00 NationaJ .~ew1 7:05 Bill Miller Sbo• 7 30 Sports Paro<le 7:35 Bill Miller 'lhow /;Sf Piciem Hardware rru.. Thurs.) 7:50 News 8 Bill Miller Show 6:45 Baker Furniture Sbo~ 9-00 New• U:OO Coffee wfth Jaat!t IVOO Portraits of a Patriot ,o·o:- Swap Shop 10:30 Bill Miller Bru,cb Show 10:45 Mason Agr. P>ogram <Tt•eslfay) Family Worsi!Jp (Tbun.) 1\.~.C. Program (Frtdayl News TillY's Country JllllCIIon ntty'a Country Hylllllll Cement Block New• Goessler's Guest Star !Fnday) 1.1:30 Larry Anderson Show 1:11' Jim Meea Show t: U lllaellllar Al::o Show f:30 j;;lectrtc Comruonv ..---., Nen • :t<o Jtm Meea Sho,. 1:00 !Iowa 1:05 Jim Meea Show 1:30 Rlzer"a Weather Report 1:50 Sports Parade fHE BORN -LoSER 10:45 10:4> 11:00 11:05 11:30 12:00 12:30 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 S1go Oil 8Al1JRD,\YS _ 6:00 Sign On - News 6.30 Happy Valley 3oys 1:05 Country MusiC l'ime 8:20 Cuuntry Jamooree diCJ Protestant Hour 7:30 Sports Parade 7:3ii Larry AndersoD Show w:4t fl's Music - >.rmy 11:00 Dutt<M'I and !lerna Oatry !'up J'ea Show 12:00 News l2: 15 IU8lcal lntertudlo 12:30 Rev Merlin l'eets 1:00 News 1:05 Jim Mees Show 5:50 Sports Parade 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sigo 011 Sl'NUA YS 7:30 .. _ ou _ •-- Ho 7:55 ur I 00 Baptist Layman' Hour &:30 Sunday Show ' 1:30 The Bible SpeaiJ to You 9:45 LegtslaUvt Report 10 oc. The Good 1,110 10: 1, Congressmao Moeller 10:30 The Country flymntlmers 1L30 The Qwet Hour 12:00 Newo 12: 15 The Cbrt!l!ano BolD' 12·•• ·all -IUW Re V. ., l,Jeri!J' foots 1:30 The Rev. Silas Blllu~ ~ 1.00 111 Re . • v, AndretJ Farsons 2:30 Sunday •howr.as. 8:00 Sundown Serenade &:ili Stgu 011 'N":~, ~ "" WJEH RADIO Monday Th!"Oogft J'rtday 7:15 Sign On, Musical L1ock 7:25 News in Briel 7:30 Musical Clocl< 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World New1 8:10 Sports Today &: 15 Weather Plclure 8:16 MusiCal Clock &:55 Community Newo 9:00 Talk of the Town 9:55 Mason County News 10:00 Public Service 10:05 Family Worship Hour 10:3U Latchstring li:OO News U:O> Morning Melodies (except Friday, Church Bella Ring) 11:45 World Newo 11:55 Masop County News 12·00 Community Ne 12:05 Nooo News WI 12:10 Markets 12:15 Mid Day Weather 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Gra101 12:30 County 1\gent 12:45 Country Go Round 1:55 News Beat 2:00 Country Go Round 2:55 News Beat 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 3:55 News• Beat, .1., •. oo Oiscmg With Do" 4:30 Interchange 5:00 Community N 5:05 MllllO!I County ewNa ewe ~:10 World • National Newa li.l5 SpoWSbl 011 8porla &:2 Weather S:30 Sunset Boulevard 7:40 Nf!WI 7:45 Sign Off 7: 15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:25 News In Briel 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes o1 Joy &:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 1: 10 Sports Today 1: 15 Weather Picture 1: 16 Pt. Pleasant Football 10:30 Songs for Children 10:45 Tha Goldea Key 11:00 News II: r: Saturday Show 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nal New1 12:20 Bull•Un Board 12:25 NeWJ 0 Gram• 12:30 Saturday Natinee 1:30 News Headlines t31 Saturday Matinee US News Z:OO Saturday Matinee 2:30 News Headlines 2:31 Saturday Mauneo 2:56 News 3:00 S.turday Matlnea 3:30 News Headllneo J: 31 Saturday Matinee 1:55 News f:OO Dlsctng with Do" 4:30 Top Ten Revuo 5:00 News Roundup 5:15 Interlude 5:30 Community Cboln 6:00 Dinner Musicale 7:00 Danca Party 7;40 New1 7:41 Off the Air ---- Br- ART ~\ SANSOM at lions;" ::-,~:· ~~lrf,,.. .... -H II g ... ·1. " ' •' ' \ I Smith;sfilt'Sales & Service . ' ' ' 1 ~le ~ SIIVII' Bridge In Kan11111 . . . \.oi '. TI-1 A r '-\0£0 4. '.;>I':ALrl "·- (jQ ':>At ~ ' :11 ,,II ! ~OLKS Hl-;''0',1 E Jt ti R'M~_ M\:IU{ i:: M A.'-1" ( '•10~~ J or,,. :, 1l!&U r:''<ON11.!'; ! • · ,. By BRANNER MII$T "itxJ t"'VE SO 5!it:'PENLY i -............................... . . . ..... .... ......... ,!_ r, MIJI(DE:PfO I T fH:O if.( li( rW, STILL JLJ'""T HG't~ FL IL..'~ O' (,SI It.S rt; CJ. J.lllf,l; 0 ",qt,ffi~ WHY__ WHY,YE$-1 OF I M I ·1 ~ . . . . . . . . .QP .~ «I h otic "'" IW' l - • ,..; ... ._ ol 6o .... .. . ., . . I A O:UI?SE . PICK ~UT St_..,.,_--~ =- YOU KNOW ~OW GOOO l AM TO MY FRIENDS. AND I-lOW IT HUDTS ME WHEN ONE OF n..lEM l-IAS TO fv'IAKE Tl-IE SUPREME I I -..~-!· :'..:~~.._. , .~ 02 IOliM.IIiii-IIP't I """' WMPO Radio .' .~ .. •..... - ... , ~ ) ~ ... "" -.'~ '.:!"' 'Jll: sheep !!.Help I0-1i ,~ By AL CAp; "'~ 29. Pales ~~'!"~~~:\1 I ' • American T B~ox -"-"' ' -"--''"--"""'-"'-""·-----""-"'-"'-"'-~"'--.,11 I !5. Friend: .. Utle 7, Latin ~~ppe~as ~:~~b~~~- :~ Comme.nt on _Dispute With AAU IS set just like new. Take ------~ . • proxmralA!Iy z acres on Rutover payments of $5. per L 0. McCoy, Auctioneer, Cheo land Road. vacant. Write or CIIICAGO (UPI) - The NaD. (Eppy) Barnes !!!ltd, FOUND IN Gallipolis, dog, month or pay balance due ter. Ohio. 9 " tic call: Jame• Crisp, Ph. WO 7- tfonal ColleglalA! Athk!tlc AsB<>- ."Agreement to hla:k wilh wh<lr feet •nd $66.24 · Try 11 m your ho~e. ,-_..-....,.__ _...__ _., 6394 R. D. 2, We<t Lake elation (NCAA'> will uneondlllonal and binding whllA! streak on hi s chest. Call '1/'{ _2-6555. ___10 28 6lc 1 Overseas Employment ltoad, Vermilion, Ohio, further comment on tratlon of all lssu.. remains Owner may have dog for SINGER automatic complete ' All trades truck driver to 10 21 lotc with the AmateUr poaltlon." paymg for ad. _Gu~ L. Ste\f· with JSewing table. This ma-1 pro1e,·L enginpen;. Africa. _ _ _ _ _ _ _::.:.....::...:::.::. Union tAAU) until Vice Tbe five--man panel is art. Phone Ga llipolis 44().4861. chine makes buttonholes, ] Europe. A!lia. South PaciCic, Insurance ldent Hubert H. Humphrey's to the Senate not 01 28 6\c darns, embroiders, etc., all : paid tmet, houoing, food,GRAN ---G-E-INsURAN-CE.--Mall -ea b!tration panel Is set up, Feb. 15. LOST - 1 greyWestern hat without attachments. Take ! Atlantic. Ht,;h sa lary jobs, Insurance Agency, tnc., Pom- The dispute is over control of ill other action the councll: Saturday evening at the Sy- over payments of $6 per , male, female over 18. OEIB eroy. Pbollf' WY 2-3381. U.S. international leoma in cer- --Said it will oponsor the 60th 9 1 tic lain sports. racuse Elementary School. month or pay balance du• l 23190, Oakland Park. NCAA eonventltm $5.00 reward for return m $66.42. Free home demo. C•ll l Fla. 33307 The NCAA'a council at the Jan. 10-13 to good condition to C. K Nease WY 2-4l555. 10 26 6tc jl,_ , .,._ 'IAE7NA CASUALTY lnsur•n"" end of its regular fall meeting R. D., Minersville. STEREO RADIO Business Opportunity Mullen Insurance Agency, luc. Wed~sday reaffirmed its IUy n:,;tters, and. _ _...__ _ _ __ll__ 26 3t~"._ 1965 MODEL. 'Ibis sel has dual STATJONARY ENGiNEERs Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-338L compliance with the Ierma raising of total Employment Wanted volume control, with 4 speed First, second or third class lit 1· tie the U.S. ~alA!'s t11110lutlon allowablll from 21 lnlA!rmlxed changer. Radio cen•es required. 40 hr. week, arbitration of the dispute, lite 111 BULLLDOZER WOilK wanted. equipped. Twin speakers. paid vacation and holidays, PH()'('() CopyutJ Service. Col> "NothiDg lurflle~ by wUI ll'e Call WY Z.2'Jl8. !Ole Lovely walnut fimsh. Take Salary $420 to $550 per IDOnth. lea made of legal papero. be said this tim~ In the tn:. · 10 25 _ over paymenls of 11 .25 per Retirement and other fringe blrtl! records and alm"'t any teres! of wholly unbiased eonCHILDREN to care lor or Iron- week or pay balanee due $110.- benefits. Apply Ohio PenilA!~ otjter document&. alderation by lba ar~:~~~:~~~ lngs to do in my home. WY 2- 44. Call WY U555. tiary, Z54 W. Spring St., Co- IIHler ....,-. l'omer07 nel of lts charges and 1111L lbe . 11656. 10 211 ate 10 2~ &to lubmus, Ohio. 18 21 fila t • tic I NCAA Pr8lldent -~~~ · ..... ·' ' •t Lo• 1 n orGump •· EmanattOQ ;. Ethiop4&n 1966 MODELS NCAA Will Postpone Further -~_ _ _ __1_0 _28_ 1_1cll965h-- MODEL TAPE Recorder instnunt· 13. Wllllams bluts uy. gam~ earth ot Wind 26. Truant, • fllr one 28. FemaJe I M~b. 2wds. 19. MeadoW .20. Fire- oogo.ns th~ ~ ·~~~~~d ·~~':'" .,u~:~cu,..m Be~~ ~ ~ ~ up: 2. Badly 3. Con~ of 22.Sudden year:lo~g ·~..,= 1. VIolinist with ·~ r I LondoD. loc!r. . ...,.,. I L:~;. wome~~ · 'i. 2L Fitted A~ W~ UTiny DOWN 18.-lalto ~I ~ t'LLGO I. Drawn out i<'!ally ~II ~ymood Caspar 11nally WOD ID. playoff: ~ppre-1 spoon 11. Musical gro.mma.t- JUI.IIJ'II'• bert last year wltb Pete Brown of Loa Angeleo and Casper ,t!) "l. Heap 8. Regretted 10. Cup-like 14, De~tlent ormde.. pendent, ' Club• illoUI:IUJ CASE ·· I RECKON DAILY CROSSWORD AIJII088 Casper waa far back IB the World Champt"on Dodgers C0}}ect $10,...~97.'M Each C IN THAT uer1. I I j OOC -· WtLLYE bo~ car~ Mclvin l .u1~}MU~1l.E A MINUTE_ ILl 6ETHIM. I '' WELCOME to the Enterprise OPEN EYES. 9:00. P.M. . Floyd E.U.B. Homecoming Sunday NEW YORK (UPil - Each lA!r the Dodgel'l owepl lite ofLong-bitting Sl Andrews, ID., and Miller PHONE WY 2- 156 Oct . 31 all day. See and hear POMEROr, OHIO member of the world ehamplon Yankees In lour g1111101. Los Barber of Son Antonio, Tex., lithe Uhrig Brolhers smg. NOW GOING ON Los Angeles Dodgen collected Angelea took $12,794 per nisbed nut ID tba pro-amateur 2 Stp , I ock $IO,m .43 and the American III8D and tach Yankee 1181led tuneup with fll wblll Bruce 0 26 C rd Of Th k _ LOW SALE PRICES Real _btate For Sa e Livest League penn"!'t winning Mtnne- down $7,874.32. Crampton of Australia, a real a an 1 SQUARE DANCE every Wed· ON ALL SIZES I HOUSE FOR SALE, brick REGJS'fERED Holstein bull, sola Twins p1cked up $6,634.36 Each of the regular aecond- tbreal to Caaper'a title poslA!d nesday and r'nda) night at l<ome, large bedrooms, 32 22 months old. Burke Breed- today alter baseball Commis- place San Francisco Giants col- 1 68 81 did Rex Baxter Hous4 1 WISH TO express my the Masonette. Moson, W Va. We Give TV Stamps! Sl one r Ford Ff!Ck aplit upWarthe Icetedth $1856 31' something •iation to eve.ryone for the. ir 10 19 12tp xt6 panelled room, cine. ing. Paul Moore, Rt.10 I,28 Ra· ld than ,_ ed In leaa the tooWh'Tex. and Brown. .nlng living room kitchen 3tp receipts !nom the richest ey'had. antodpal il ' 'ght p ,__ N" klarge dl kindness dunng mv recent tll- - --- -- .h • • Ser. h Jddl · 1 Sept ber 1Pit1 ne1 er lwRa IC . safely Wit I b U P E R SERVICE fu11 basemen,t wa lk up a11·IC, 2 TWO · leS inh thistory ' ffi eh 0ll"ed 1 emthird. 1965 tsbur ness and convalescence, cs-' LOSE WEIGHT " MILKING GOATS FOR Alth laua nor Player entered 'the Dcx A tl<rt Tablet• On 1y 1 STATION b 1 I'" aug e seven-game g ra 1 or pace peciallv my mother-m-law I - ' Ph. WY _ at >rooms, 2 garages,. sale. Allen Dill, Rt. 3, Porn- series drew $2,D75,041.60 in gate and netted 1 check worth mnden, the field doel Include 2 9932 Mrs Bess Moore for her I 98c at Stark's Pharmaq . Pomeroy lots. 276 Rutland St., Middle- eroy, Ohio. 10 27 3tp receipts the winning and losing $1,245.91 per man while the KeD Venturi, the former Naof . myself and my family.: 9 !5 60tp porL Cali after 4 p. m. daily, 1 - PAIR of 6 year old- wOrk- shares were only lourtll highest fourth. place Cincinnati Redo tlonal Open king, making a Mv gratllude to Rev. wurance lleell - ---. - - - -- all day Saturday and Sunday. horses, weighs 2600 lbs. with in history, being surpassed by collected $627.87 to a man. comeback alter a layAikire, my pastor. and the! cancelled? l..osl your opera- GERT'S A gay girl -ready for Ph. 2-3810. 10 21 He harness, I black and I spot- 1963, 1959 and 1954, where the FUth plan Mllwaukee took off because of hand InjurieS. Church fami ly for thew pres-1 lor'l ticeniOl Call WY :1-!!166 a whirl after cleaning carpets HOUSE FOR SALE ted, good workers, $27>. Phone r·trst 1our games brought In horne 1ndl vldua1 checks of Venturi scored two • over-par onts, phollf' calls, and person- I· IOOc w1lh Bl ue Lustn· H1·nt elec- Modern "·ncb Style. BeauWul ..63 ·06· 74. Wednesda •• bappy SH :1-5811. 10-:uHitc more money, .. . Y but tJal visits. Dr. and HogerDr.Daniels! tb "· for his care. Keith Wanted To Buy tric shampoo<:r, $1. Pomeroy tocatwnstate on Highway top ol small Shareshare WI"11'1 ""'coming game. back," be •aid. Cement Block, Pomeroy, Ohio. · lacing Gsragobill on Instructions TheCommlssloner'o two participants Brandenberr) and the staif JOO LOCUST POSTS-:-7 foot, 5 !0-25-6tc ltoutc 7 witb good road to main D. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! only in the receipts of the first Bradds Ia Placed on "I'm Just,on the verge of playor Holzer Hospita l. Thanks to . inch top. Webster and Fultz, b - (f - highway. Four bedrooms, Uving. 11u1 ll n10 ...... leCtin four games. The commission· lng good. all those who sent rard•. ' P. 0. Box 307, Pomeroy. Ph: KEEP your carpets eau 1 u1 dining, family, kitchen, break· . •':!!..:= er's office takes all money col- Waivel'l! by Bullelll The laalun of the prophone "'liLt and personal e<- WY 2-2186. 10 27 3tp despite footsteps of lasL play, maid's, utility and ,,....,., u .,., u ,....,.... lected In games five through BAL"""ORE Md (UP!) amalA!ur Wednesday was a net presswns of good w1shes 54' --·- - - - - motor a busy ot lobi opeo. II:Qierlenee , bull . t8 h - zer0 r-ded b'I 18-band'tcap. to _60 H p -OUTBOARD ll lanuly. I Get . hBlue Lus- shop. Three baths, ceramic: tile uuaLIJ' uDn t •al'J. Gnmmar seven. Th B It" -v• Y son an us en . · · Ire. ent e cctnc s ampooer, and wall to wall carpet on ~ .. ,, """'''"' .,, ... .., tobo The generous Los Angeles • a llllOre e ave per Sekul Spaicb o1 Sao Jose tllfough m dh b d and to my friends at tile prefer Merrurv . Contact Pete $1.00. Baker Furniture, Middle- floors. About two-tbirda of Dodgers doled out 32 full shares placed Gary Bradds on waivers He holed I seven Iron on Landmark for tht>ir luvelv ' Rodgers.Arthur Thabet , Apt. port. 1G-25-6tc house is paneled ln mahogany .. and five fractiorral portions to make way for Ben Warley, 140-yard 15th hole and with hiS. flowers. It's nice to live No. 2, Corner 4th and Main and walnuL Air conditioned. • bought from the Phlladelphla Pomeroy, where people still, St., New Haven, W. Va. Business Services Large patio and double carport. ......,, from their overall haul _of 76ers for an undisclosed stroke recorded I nothing. 64 617 take time from busy davs 0 26 61p On lot 200' 1 300'. Mlf be seen Alito Sales $3 ·!18. The runnerup · · split• $243,011.99 into 30Twm• lull amou nt ' UPI Small College · or C 11 WY 2 by appointment PRICE REDUCED 1956. CIIE VR. OLE7, good ru_n sham and fractlonals. The 23-year-old Bradd!, a &to lhink of others. ANTIQUE Furniture, dish.,. CURTISS "Dairy Beef" only. S Ratings Releaaed B d Mrs. Hussell Moore.ltc M miscellaneous. Call or write W: 2264, ree ing Pomeroy. ervJce.985-JU> a Ches-• Wdte.• • I• Tht D•ilr Sentinel mng con dlion. t Standard Shift· The all-lime highs for World lool-ll. ZOO-pounder, was the BulH ard Cecll 028 - - - - - -- 1Sto,wPomeroy. ' 800 · ter. 10 26 30tp a.. 668-H Pomeroy, 0fl50.00. WY :l-2818io 21 61<! Series players came In 1963 of- lets' top draft ehoice in 1964. I 6001) LUCK WITH THE WORLD! EB I sl yet to play he hopes to joiD Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Tony Lema In tba front rankl of goll'a leading JDODeJ wio- the Sahara Invitational at Las Vegas. "I feel dlscombooberalA!d," he said after shooting a tbre&over-par 'IS In a pro-amateur warmup Wedneaday, "My halance is off, my timing Is oU and I just plain feel lousy." caused allergy which made But a sick Caaper ;, like a breathing difficult, Casper ad- sore-armed Sand• Koulu. milled he is not aa sharp as be Casper allleady.r baa wou was last week when be cap- "'",771.90 thiJ year ou the PGA lured the $20,000 first price In ..., tour and with two touroamenll TIRE SALE ';:. "'...N • KUUL7,.::.\-'"~ ~i Casper Opens Defense of Almaden Crown . Pomerov 2 SIGNS s-Dal17 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. o., oct_,_2s,t965 Help Wanted For Sale WANT AD OH , HI! LIN~? JV~T �- . • ' -- J - - - ---.... 1'"'.............. - ~--.. ·~ ~---- •• ' • . ' . ' ' . • . . . ··, , ~-.~-· , , .,... , ,...-... . - ....... . , .- ..• ~ .... ... . ...· ~ · · • ... · , . .. . . .. _ · ·· - - . -~ . .. ~;. · ~~·,liloL' . .-1 ~. -~ . . ~ . -.,~--- ' ' ..,.,._........ .. ... . · - -.... _.. \ . ..... . .... .. . ...,... ... ,.... .. ,.,., , ,. ..." ·..U-:.t~·:/i/'fl•~ . -:.... -~ .. -_,.._·,- ""' ""' ....... .• ,._.1" ... ....... ,...,_, tlloo . ., .. j;.'~#'~t:'-/~tlr ~~\ ... ~. .... ,.. I . ) I • • Veterans Day be ~'!~'!b!~.'~~ an- I Veterans' Day nner o Mr. a Dinner to , the About MiddlePOrt di t nd Mr•. J ame. Reed 'e held November by the and daughter, uth, spen t th • In Auxlllary to Feeney • Bennett weekend in Columbus w•'th h'" I • Pool. 12ll, American Legion, brother and sister-in-law, Mr. 1 !uesday evening at the Iegton and Mrs. Laarence Eugene hall in Middleport. Mrs. Albert Reed. Jim Reed, son of Mr. Roush, president, conductd the and Mrs. James R~ed, is sta- I meeting. , tioned in Texas w1th the NaThe meeting was opened m tiona! Guard. ritual form and roll call. Plans Mrs. P. R. Root (Jolanda were made to serve the Veter- Roush) is spending a vacation .ans' Day Dinner 'rhursday, Nov. with her sister and brother-in11 at 6:30 p.m. at the haU for law, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Harley • all leglonaires and auxLhary Brown at their home in Ja~k-) members and families. The aux - son Miss. She accompamed liary will furnish the meat, the~ there following a visit slaw, bread and coflee with with relatives. Mrs. Root is on each family attending to brmg vacation from her employment a large covered ~ish or food. at Young's Supermarket. A report was g1ven b~ Mr. Mrs. William Bradfo;·d left Tracy Hanning, -Industrial A_rts by plane from Columbus recentteacher at Middle~rt H1g~ ly for Panama where she plans Srhool. on the ~r.oJect of th . to spend three weeks wihh her aux:ilU!.ry in pro.vJdmg a fund to , grandson and family , Cart. and assist students m the arts cl.ass Mrs Bruce Bradford and thil· to purchase needed muten.als are~ Capl. Bradfnrd is a gradfor their work. Mr. Hannmg uate. of West. Point, and Js stathanked ~e group for the pro- tioned in Panama. I ject and 11.8 use to some of the Mrs. Ernest Covert ! Virginia . ~Students. . . d to ro-- M<tyes l and children, Chuck I .The auxt:~ary vo~:Oklet/for ! and Paula of Belpre visited I ~~~e ~~:~n~elq~~t~t Troop. Mr. from Thursday to Su.nda~ with j Hesr Clatworthy, chairman her mother. Mrs. ~harles_.~v'::'d of Legion .. r;ift for Yanks'' I es. The Covert children ;;Ia . . ked the auxiliary to with their grandmother while pro!~tw~~ the fund raising : Mrs. Covert attended .the Delta a~sJ~s Th group gav,e $75 to Kappa Gamma Soronty meetrha .roject. · ing held at Lake Hope. i j~ Pdonation of $5 was givE>n Lt. Col. and Mrs. Harley I to the Red Cross dri~·e and a Brown (Kate Brownl leJt Wed- 1 · bed ward at the Vt>terans nesday morning for their home I ~~spital in Dayton was ~:~dopt- 1 in Jackson, Miss., after several , ed by the auxiliary. A donation · days visit with her parent.s, of $5 was also sent to J_ e ~ n I Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roush. Mam Carr president of DJstnct . St. Eight to be used for candy for Mrs. Dale ~ourning is vi~it· a birthday party for veterans at ing in Bloommgton, lud. with Chillicothe Dec. 16, with all the her daughter and family, Mr. departments of Ohio assisting. <tnd Mrs. Price. A donation was sent to the Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cope of Child welfare and Rehabili~a· Algood, Tenn. recently spent 1 : Lion program and a subscr~p- several days with his mother, I tion to the Lgislutivt' BulletJ.n. Mrs. Erma Smith, Grani·St. and The auxiliary voted to a.s71sl Miss Hazel VanCooney. Other I with various money ralsmg visitors were Mrs. Smith's gran proje<'ts instead of rai smg the 1daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 1 dues. A report was given on the ' Frank Butler of Detroit, Mich. jinner served recently to the I and Mrs. Birch Swallows, DePyt.hian . Sisters ronvention and . trait, Mich. Other visitors wilh Mrs. Ruush thanked all those I Mrs Smith were Mr. and Mrs, v.:10 helped i_n prPvaring and 1 w. E. Mumford and son, Joel, ;. , inr the dmner. Columbus: the Rev. and Mrs . A new member was welcom· l Lewis Mikell, Galhpohf; and ' t ards were . sent .10 mem- 1Miss Maude Taylor. Middleport. , . , 11.ho are ill mc!udmg H. M. l Mr and Mrs. John Guodrich Roush. Isaac :ah~n ~~~:: : of D~yron visJted last weekend ~ Rrecently ospl a "th " and Mrs Karl Owen. h 1 ac Mahon and 1WI mr. · ' ' nus , sa . a the I Weekend guests of Mr. and I rank Murray, pah~nts t Mrs Alfred Roush were their , 'l' r::llls HospHal m Huntmg. d f ·t · son and daug!Jter an am1 1es, 1 ' iitl. i Mr. and Mrs, Michael Cline and son, Ricky, McArthur, and frrh 8routs Gi11e i Mr. and llrs. Russell Roush and 1i11!ion Lore Slo·its son, Eric. Oak HilL Ricky Cline Pack 248 Cub Scouts held spent. last week with his grandtheir regular meeting Tuesday parents. evening at the Pomeroy First 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mattox, aaptist church. l Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray Ord I Roger Dillard, cubmaster, pre- or Poca, W. Va. and Mr. and 1;ded and the meeting opened Mrs. Leonard Mattox and HOD, •ith the pledge to flag led by Mike of Nitro, W. Va. visited Jeff Circle. An lnd1an skit was 1 Put-ln·Bay on Lake Ene ovpresented by Den Three with 1 er the weekend. the boys dressed in home made Ib "· ·'7>'.,·~~·.332~·~ -..t., , w~m,.•,., -mw,. ~stumes. They also displayed [l . a miniature Indian villa~· ~1 ~ with articles made by the boys I&: ~i1 It den meetings. Mrs. Richard ICc eop n Rosenbaum and Mrs. Elza -· W Silmore are Den mothers. ;I cmeroy Boys parlicipatins in the skit : Mrs. Kenneth Harris returnwere Tommy Reed, Rirky ed home Monday , after a visit Coucb~ Charles Rideout. G~ry in Hi sing sun, Md. with her Snouffer, Tommy Johnson, Mike l parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert }iltnore ~nd Joey Rosenbaum. Young. While there her moth Harold S1sson wa~ unnble to er underwent major surgery. ~ present due to llln:ss. Mrs. Edith Teaford visited Refreshments carrymg oul last week in Young'i:town with the Halloween,. theme ~ere ser- her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. 1ed by Den Six of wh1eh Mrs. d M Ralph Davis and fam Kenneth Harris and Mrs. Rob- ~In · rs. l'!rt Couch are Den mothers. . 'YM . d Mrs John Wayne r. an . . PLAN BUE SALE , Teaford and family visrted Tues· ! , . Lt!glon AUXI.1• dal· Th e .,mencan . h Tw1th f dh1s mother, Mrs. Ed 1 11 •· f Le · M I P t 263 ea or · I ~ryo WJS aney os Jh P ' k t d Holzer will have a bake sale at the . 0 .n nc en ere l'ti-Lustre Saturday beginning Hospital Tuesday for observa' tion and treatment. 1t 9 m ' a. · Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones and family and Mrs. James Heiser I and family of Columbu~ we~ I Po,.rn. Oti.. I weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1 I E. J. HilL TONIGHT Lawrence Smith was the SunNOT OPEN day evenin'§ dinn~:>r guest of Mr. and Mrs.. Carl Moore. FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Mrs. Earl Scott of Sugar 1 · October 29-30 ''liBRA IN THE KITCHEN" Grovi spent the past week with \ her son and daughter-in-law, IJ> (TecbmcoJor) Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. J.a)' Norh, TV's ~enni1 the al m· I t:e. 'l l t Womens Bell Bottom Pants $2' 67 fb · ashable Tailored of 100% stretch cotton a nc, w trolled pinwale corduroy and stretch derum, con shrinkage. Sizes 10 to 16. bea~~if~~efs~~~e~ 1h~fa0ncl' 1:t~~tc~e~;~:h:a\: foar~~roy, knit tops and washable cottons~~~t i2p:7 A Regular Regular Regular Regular $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 $5.95 SLACK SLACK SLACK SLACK SALE $3,37 SALE s437 SALE $5.37 ' SETS SETS SETS SETS SALE I Junior Petite Dresses All new fall styles included in this group of dr~stses -d - nse . , wa1s · ·tl"me!l _ shlrtwals s. an d jumper st.vles - h1gh many oth~rs - corduroy - wool tweedij - nyon:; an washa·ble cottons. REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR $1.95 Slt.95 $12.95 $13.95 $16,50 DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES $6.00 ..... . ... ..... SALE SALE $7 00 ~ · ·· ·-~······ SALE $8:DO ·· · · ······ · · ~· SALE $8 DO -~· ······ ··· · · SALE $10.00 ····~- - ~ -···· ' I •k } n J K E 1 Womens 2 pc. Slack Sets Womens coordinate 2 pc. Slack Sets, . wash. an~ wear 100% cotton solid slacks, gay prmt pohshe cotton bl~uses with roll up sleeves, kelly green, brown, black and royal blue. SJZes 10 to 18. SAL I tJ ,-----::-::--- WARM KNIT HATS FOR GIRLS A wide selection of girls wann knit hats, ear war. merll ~tucking caps, bon· nels, ' berets aod cuddle cap:; - for ages 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. WOMEN$ $1.00 ORLON HEAD SCARFS Small group plaid, $1,95 of women! orlon head square•. SALI 77c SAVE ON PLAYTEX RUBBER GIRDLES Now you can save $2.00 off the regular price of any Playtex rubber girdles and ,Panty.. ~.•role:>. Choose from these styles- ·'Mold N Hold , MagiC Controller" or "Golden Girdle." 1 " 8 MENS FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS 1 1 NYLON SOCKS SO% wool, 30% rayon, 30% cotton and 10% nylon reinforced thru out soets. Long topa. Sizes u .. 1110 and 13. White and Mens nylon - elastic .bl Sl2ok &hort top dress socks. e1 10 to 13. White, l(l'ey and brown. Sizes small, medium, !&.rge and extra lar~e . Bright colorful patterns in J?laids with dark or light color mixtures. Regular wtdespread collar style. Perma· nent collar stays. j THIS SALE 1 SPECIAL PURCHASE ON OUR 3rd FLOOR AND SALE ac , rrey. J poln ~-OO 59c I,,,, BOYS KNIT PAJAMAS Sizes 8 to 18. Juterloek knit for long wearing quality easy to wash, need no Ironing. Long sleeve slipover top and elastic waist bottoms. Smart color combinations in light blue, red or tan. M~n1 U~der. wear now on sale on the 1st floor. Ribbed Umon SUitsShirts and Drawers - Mid Length Briefs - plus a com. plete selection of insulated underwear that 1.:: so popular. You'll find all sizes too - for the smaller man to the extra large sizes. Ask any of the Nlespeople to help you find what you want. ME"S HANES OVER-THE-CALF MENS KIRBURY BAN-LON SOCKS Menfi 3 ply - $J.OO 100% ny- lon dress socks - Mens over the calf, 100% stretch nylun, spandex in top. One size 10-13. Navy, brown and black, span~ maroon, white, brown, naY)' iilnd eamel. 10-13. .,.. 69c • p1lr I DIAPRENE IABY POWDER . -. . .. . ........ ..... JOHNSON'S BABY POWDER (9 OZ. ) . ..... . ....... EVENFLO NURSING UNIT . . . . . . .. ........... 6k JOHNSON'S STERILE GAUZI . ... ............ 59c Q TIPS - - ~-- ~- -- ·- __ .. __ . .... ..... . $!.DO NESTLES BABY HAIR TREATMENT ........ 59c JOHNSO~S BABY OIL ___... . . . ........... .. ~ JOHNSON$ BABY MAGIC ......... ... . . ..... 59c JOHNSON$ BABY CREAM ..... .............. 30< EVENFLO NIPPLES (3) -~~-- - · ········· · ·· · · 37< JOHNSON$ BABY CREAM ............. ... . ... 23e JOHNSON$ BABY SOAP .. .......... ......... ~ JOHNSON! BABY SHAMPOO ..... . ....... .. 98e JOHNSON$ BABY OIL ---- · ················· $1.00 JOHNSONS BABY MAGIC ............ ...... DR, WEST'S 74c 21t 51e 43< ~ c 45c 48c 23t 28c 19e 41c 77c 76e $2.25 - 45 RPM Record Carrying Cases TOOTHBRUSHES A regular $1.38 value Dr. West'li "germ fighter" toothbrushes - two brushes - e-ach in individual plastic tubea - medium b · $1.98 and hard. Mamly A out p I 1 e d p 1 1 Sizes 29 to 42 waist. Famous Korotron process for permanent press. Just wash 'em, dry 'em, they're ready to wear. Popular style in wheat, black, Ioden green. WOMENS $3.95 BRUSHED RAYON GOWNS FuJI length by Phit Maid. Pink and blue. Regular and Extra Sizew. SALE I MEIGS THEATRE Menace; Martin Milner, Anay Devine. - - . "THE ROUNDERS" . (TecbnicolurJ lfenry Fonda. Glenn Ford, Sue Ann Laoedon, Hope Hol- iday, Chill Willo, Edgar Bu- ~hanan. I I • SIINDAY, MON... d TUES. Oct. 31 - Nov. 1-2 -•GIRLS(l'ecbnicolorl ON THE BEACH" llartln West. Noreen Corcoran, The Crickets The Beach Boys, Lesley Gore. . CROSS.IYID "CLARINCI LION" THE ITecimleolor) ·,'..~ ..•_r~-~-'s.-~ ..Tb,;;.o.=--•--'.•Cb_ery_l,. .. .. ANNOUNCE HOMECO~NG The annual homecoming of I the Enterprise EUB church will be held Sunday, beginning with the worship service at 9:30a.m. A basket dinr.er will be served long gowns $3.59 WINTER CAPS For Men and Bop Stop In now ln the ment and boyJ department. Select your winter headwear fur men and boys Work capa, dre11 capt, trooper hats. Conhtroy•. wools, vinyl& and in eveey headaize, 2 for 69c Wheat, Loden Green, Black. 100% cotton, zipper fly. Sanforized shrunk. Ideal school trousers. Slim fit, hip hugging, tapered lefs. stz., to12 6 $2.98 '- !4 toll $J.49 Larger Sh• = A~ ool_ldln& ~ ~i~ •• QUADRIGA CLOTH $3.95 DACRON BED PILLOWS Beautiful new patternsWashable, 36 Web width. Filling all Polyester Dt· cron. Striped all cotton eoverine. Alwaya fluUyodoriesl, SAL I \ UPHOLSTERY SQUARES 26" x 26" and larger. Excellent for pillows, chair seats, f<llll stools, knitting !Jags and numerous other uses. All first quality, brand new, up-to-date patterns In upholstery fabrics. Tweeds, Textures, Brocatellea, Mattalesses. SOc JICA Vl<tor Porlablo POLYOHYLENE DISH PANS Dentproof polyethylene. 11 quart capacity. Alto handy for laundry and nursery. Sandalwood, turquoise, red, yellow, mh Sale! GUITARS ldNI lor· !lblldren. SinJie ploy tn 33, 411 or 78 RPM l{leedl, Has eacellent l;«,m('. A fine IUitar with olet!l otrin1•. Adjuollble steel rod. Spruce top. Decorot0<1 pick guard. Ideal for the be(innera, teenaeer• or tc!hool boy., '24.95 '23.00 69c HAMILTON BATHROOM SCAlFS Window Kluo. a.Jvanlc Electro copper plated for llllttne beauty. Natu<al wood or white onameled 1Nme1. 8%" by 10% ". laoy 1o read dW, Weltho up tu 8110 lbo, Stud up model with camtDi boadie. Black or whlll platform. POR THII66c Professional Type HAIR DRYERS Get ready for winter now with a pair ?r two of your favorite type everyday trousers. Sizes 32 to 50, all full cut, very well made, ready for your selection. e HHvy Woighl Striped Molnkin $4.95 e Slurdy Corduroy• In grey or brown $4.95 e Fino Quality Pormontnt Prou Cotton · 54•95 Twills In gl'ftll or grey • LarNe Hood opening, accomodates Bouffant balr *4195 .ALl .;.t?; S~el Construction OVEN liNERS e Baked enamel finish • Adjustable thermostat heat control e Adjustable height • Ea~'Y roll stand on non·marrlne casters e Gardenia white Re-usable, lone lasting heavy duty alutlllnum. Fill all and electric ovem. Catches all tlripplnp and overflow. 2 liners In a pack.e. us• '29195 79c F~iday Store Hours 9 to 5- Saturday Store Hours 9 to 9 ELBERFELD$ IN POMERQY ...'. I ... ~, ' ' ' u \~; ". .. ' .' a ugges IOn I ,sug~estion !." ! j, c)illd;~n ~od,y~ ~ntron?_ ~hildren ~ F~~d, b~Jt~rl 1 lrio~lds 1.~ 0_E'~ ~.&I!M!W"I!! i!N_Im il!h .. ll!ll.tr Donald Capehart, •• died Meigs • S'tI e FOr pen Draws I ~~~~ y::.:-;mor~,.:r•:,.;:~inlng ~~ 0 supporting Arti"IIery Gets sIX• paral roopers 0f 101s·r out~n·ed m·~ ~gherted~cation: ' 141 ·5dmli:ron 10 ;~cea ev\~!" The accident happened Thursday in the Song Am ;be ~ a~ ~ ~g- ';:. ~-- - More Support ~gong ••mm •ow-,..-·.. ".. Ohi"o Radi'o-TV C P} d Ci~ic HOrse Sho enter anne Chambe~ S~es. ~~ ~ "'::et~ ~ :~n Tu:;,.;;.~ M:!~~ing ~ tl',. Stake of Phone . Jnd h~vijy Planned on Midway Hill .d """~ N d UStry Ote Scripture wins New Prestige ~ A~ With Catholics overwhel~ngly ~ ~ w~lle ~It ~~ W~' ~.-~ ·~-Ill •• ~ mn. ft~ the! sen young as.kS Ohi0, voters. to Delteat SaJes Tax Jncrease Sen., ~dopted lion~ dollar~~ llloo~ ~-·--·lllllld·lle T411-. ~ ~~tmeetbouaobyusualthe ~Die • ~It/~ treas~rer. ~E. ~ertlil: ld:tcb .~ ~:"~ ~ ~lint~ ::.:rloram::: ~~-.,!.~_BQ,IWDbllllalo Ita~ ~ JIIII'Chl~e and..... -~ ~riD~' ~b ~tta?k• ~ao; de:dm~t rep~lation ~CEF HIALTHIWIIOH MIRRORS I'ORLD s:':al~: ·,: ~-- t• UNICEF C0Ilections were pastor'sJdea 15 years ago 1~ cent~ ~~ S1~99 e Serve foods "oven warm" at the tablQ 5 f .~mly du~ :!!. ~ractices "'**' :::,,na:~onU::on'·s Ty~~';:'~ wen~ West Bend Serving Ovens e Crisp crackers, chips ams~ :~a~':~':t ur~ Ohi~~i:~ com~ ~- fo~ $J.19 1 ",r:25 I valley 12 miles northwest of Qui Nhon and 280 mller men • · m• .'"!' or pu •c north of Saigon. The spokesman said the paratrOOpet'J. I nddeniy early today flf •• ap. ocboo_Is; $II 83 m•lllon f?" state were members of a squad that inadvertently moved into jllrent heart allack at lbe baddlngs and $2! million for the line of fire. The VICtims were part of the airborne til• the ..me of his mother, Mn. h•ghway safety. . vision's 32 7th Infantry Bat- , Allee Capehart, ill Syraease. Combined bond ,,...: federal talion. said only that they were stm Ill The body .... tskea to ... and local f?Jid allocations Will Moro Air 1\ildo underway shortly before dart Ewing Fmleral home wbere mciude: _Ohio Sta_te UnverSity, U.S. Air Force AtE Skyraider / today. The area is on the .. By· 'LOUIS CASSELS lrl'aogemeoto will be ....... ""•••·"· t $ll5.9 mllllon; Ohio UmverSity, plane today slashed out of tbe of the Communist domiDJletl p 1 1 1 <ed. The Syrocale emeraency Several W-...~• coun Y $47.9 million: Kent State Unis_ . .. . .. Unit... rill ntornolono squad wa• oummoaed to the area civic Ol'Jtlllizatiolll and versity, $46.1 million; Cleveland stJVets eon'" divbe !bot !on Iron Tnanlie hooanbctuaryfr. Fifteen years ago, a Presbyterian minister of Phil· l'Oiid 1 130 bat M newspapers have given their State University, $44, 00,IIOO; " . g a a •on m Jung es Earlier, 1162 m er1 om 7 adelphia, the Rev. Clyde M. Allison, offered a HaUo- Cape:: Ito ;.: auppori to Meigs county's bid Bowling Green State University Z5 . mlleo west · oorthwest of Guam struck a suspe<ied ween the in his Sunday school. rival. to get the new Ohio state peni- $32.& million; Miami Universit/ Saigon: guerrilla storage area ln TaJ 'Th11 yoor, ho IMitod of candy lllntiary. $30.! million ; Cuyahoga County Deta1ls of the attacks were Nmh Provmce, 4i miles IIOI'lliLONDON _ CAPITAL PUN· yourself, why do• ! collect co1n1 for nttdy Richard p_ Thomas, pres!- Community College, $26 mil- sketchy and a U.S. spokesman west of Saigon. , 8 lshment in Britain Is as old as chddron In other . dent of the Belpre Chamber of lion: Univ..-sity of Cincinnati, , ft "'"' tho 55th . raid of 1llo If PubH Many of the children Ignored the suggeshon and Commerce report• that Tri • $25 5 million· Akron Univorsity IS war by the etghl·jel Slratellt about Halloween as usual. But some responded to County club of that area $14:5 million: University of T0: W Air Command (SAC) bambtrs. once drew thousanda of speclllt· th! Idea; They collected $17 for the United Nations has g•ven Its 1Upport, the Bel- ledo, $13.7 million: Wright BroU.S. Navy planes from 1'111 ors 1and . pre c of c and the Belpre Jay· !hers University, Dayton, $13 Fleet carrier• also carried out 101 1 good seats up !root high Ice By the nown Y e a s 1946, UNICEF has earned a cees have both endorsed the mJlioo and Toledo State Colfive rocket IIIII bomb missi0111 :'; were UNICEF. among international COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. Meigs County location, and both lege Medicine, 7 5 million. , , over Communist Viet 2311 Y 1m Including egeta- That was the beginning ollserv•ce agenc•es lor frugal man- James A. Rhodes today gave the Marietta tlmes and Part- Kr•bach sa1d that wilh the Nam today. l ble for which of- "trick or !teat for UNICEF:" agement and low overhead Chanc-ellor John Millett and the ersburg Sentinel have had edi- mag<itude of tbe Improvements Security around U.!l_ ....Illfender cwld be banged. A&e This weekend, children 1p costs. Ohio Board of Re_gents tile torials favorable to the Mel(ll being made, "we can no longer d for tions in Viet Nam can llftll"bt,._ and sex made no diffel't!lll!e. more than 13,000 U. S. mmmu- lt has become so adept at green light to start planning for Bile. prepare a plan once every two Final plano wwere Swo- improved to the point where Children of elementary school nitles will be gomg from house stretching dollan, lor example, o master commllllicationo een- The Belpre C. o1 C. e!ldorse- years and then forget aboot It the horae! sho to the fair. they are immUDe from Commu. b Dlst aneak attacks, o U.S. age were j>ubUcly executed. One ta bouse, collecting dimes aDd that it can vaccinate 100,000 chll· ter designed to make the stole ment which hao been aent to until the next legislature, as day : h P· m: aRid' eblld of tO was strung up lor ·quarters for UNICEF. They'll dren against tubercui081S for No. I in the field of radio and Gov. Rhodes oays, in part: done in the past." c1 military offidal aid today, sl<,.ling a spoon. Thursday it .probably lake upw"':ds of $2 less than ot to CODduct television. Rhodes, uld the "The Belpre of ComE. J. HiU homo. all over. The House of million lor the mternatioDJI one fUDeral m the Uruted center will be located on the merce endorses the Metgl COUll• Tom Reuter president COD• Comrltonl formaUy I ency whose servieo to hulll8Dity UNICEF use.s Its qwn lltruted Ohio Stale Fairgrounds, and ty io<ation, CIDTeniiy being dueled the ...;,ling and if perbill endlnl executions for a was this - k by funds as a lever. When it u!" operated by Ohio State UDIVI!f· mnsidered as I aile for Obio'o mission Is granted by the fair "l-eview" period of five years, the award of lhe Nobel peace dertakes • child-aid project m sity in association with Miami, new maximum security prison, ' board the events of the horse bUt H. II pjteraJiy_accepted that prtae. a country, ll requires the gov- Ohio and Bowling Green State and urges the admlnlstratioD to show 'will be held on the mid· hanging Ia ·a thing of the past UNICEF can us the money. ernment of that country to in- UDiversiUes. give favorable consideration to wa hlll. The Ohio ValIn Britain. lt depends 1111 the Hal· vest $2.5(1 for each control> "Obto ID!titutioDI of blgher this location." Dooald E. Stepfieid, Doyies- Ie/Horse 00 Sbow ASSOCiation din. loween collection and the sale uled hy UNIC€F. learning will have a lmlque fa. tawn, vice president of t h e ner to be held November 2S WAimNGTON - U. 8. OF- of greeting cards to Although UNICEF has the ' clllty tor. instruction, reaeareh Ohio 1ndspenclent Telephone at 'uo p. m. at the Kyger fltlole aay the CommunJat world meet ill annual -budget of $50 wholehearted endorsement of and expenmentatlon ln eiehREPORT ACCIDENT sociatiOJI <O!TA), outlined Oh10' Creek High School as announe- VATICAN CITY fUP1) _ lpPearl divided over whe!ber mllllnn. President Johnsoo and of m.. ic commllllicatioo," RJIOjlb The Pomeroy Pollee depart. IDduaJrial future and the lnde- ed. The Gallia County club will Ecumenical Co neil blsh ,.,. ta 110 to the COllference lllble to With this relaUvely modest jor religious bodieo, It is a favor· said. '· · ment investigated a two - car Indent telephone Industry's be in charge of the dinner. day ap':... the war in . Viet . Nam. . sum - which upresento aoout ite target of eJtreme right wings accident on Mulben-y-av '1llura- stake in It, at a diltrlct public The club voted lor Assocli- the final veraion of .But, they warn •. North VIet I per cent of the amount that groups. Thy cllarge that INJURIII ARM day at 1:35 p.m. Minor damage Nlationa meeting held Thurs- Uon officers Including, Tom tested decree which 1gives tht b lliU II Iearung boaYI!jr the natioDa flf 'the world spend UNICEF Is "Commllllist • dom- Mrs. Val Bro1m, Enterprise, ...,.. reported. A CIU' driven by day ni«ht at the Ohio Umver- Reuter of the Meigs Club, preo- scriptures a new place of lUll> toward the "bard line" ..,W.ed each day on annaments, UN!- lnated" and wam potential con- wao taken Jo Veterans Memor. Janice Neece, 17, Rt. I, Mldcle- Illy IDn. ident; Bob Gonion or Gallia u-ity In the C.tholic Churcil. !If Rod Clllna iD . lbe CE!F PJ:OYldes food and medl· trlbutors that their money will ial hoapltal ·at I:S7 p.m. port, struck a parked car o""' Stepfleld oatcl the Independent club, vice president; Hazel The vote was on c1ecreo middle between opposing views col care to million:. of poor be channeled to Red China. day by Pomeroy emercency ed by Colleen Van Meter, fom. eolllplllles must have Zlmrnertpan ol Allrany club. titled "About Divine8 ReveJa. htlcl by Moscow and Nine. children In 118 countries. Jnvemgatlon discloses no lao- "Juadmen after ahe had lallea, eroy. No ll're8! or Injuries were the laciUUes, the maDDWer and secretory, and WHliam B. Dow- Uon," which aplit the I!OUDcll ... .............. Sbtce its estabUshment ml tuaJ basia lor theae charges. Injuring an orm. reported, of Meigs club, A Into embattled camps t t Ito d......,u • .,. - IN·ANOTII.,....,. •••..,, a 1 . nominaU., C!OIIImittee for the nrst oesaloo bl lilt It 1 dNb er move to flU the rants for caoo. of uew Industries Within local club wia lllllliX! to report with the CODlrc>molal povl)lem \1et Nam, the Defense Dell81'l· their operaU., areu. It the November meeUng and of how divine truth II revealed DteDt bu lowered mental ' Featured auest IJ)eU:er wu lneluded E. J. HIJJ, Bob J011e1 through Catho!Jc lrlldltlon ad ::: IIIDdardo to assure a unJo W1SH!NGTON (UPI) H would burden most erlminated agalnat unleso . lhillposecl for educailon by Oof. and llllrles Knopp. scripture. ThlJ 11 -tlr most high IOhool Steptiell M. · Young, !).()blo,(thoae woo have least. atrocious Pfll!1""'11 'IIIOUid do- llhoclel, calletJ ta mind tilt · • The Wmento were served II "two IOUI'tlll" t._ whlcb ltlduatos Who pass theii' pby· Thursday ••ked Ohio voters ta The proposal Is spunsored by feated." · words ol Madam Roland '011 the eJose of 1110 meeting by ed conlrovtn)' thrGuab lbNI u thlteea or volunteers. defeat propoled Issue No. 1 on the Ohio Council for Education. Hwt A..np Family IJberty wbat crimes are com•.,· _ the ort of Dtck KilT and Tom Reuter. OlliiiiCil aessJoao. Tltt ldllll, flrst IInce the NDVIIIIber, btliot The quos. Rhodes has not commented on The senator salt! !bet such 1 mltted ln they name.' "0., ed- I)IW, concen IKIt mabt a 111p fonrit11 ll KOI'elll--war, Is cle.sJcned to IJI. 'llhtther ta Increase the the Isaue. ules tu would bit hardest the IICIIloo In Ohio, wbat NAME OM!'l'rED Cathotle doctrine 1n llviDICNNI lllilllmionto by 25,000 Ohio alee tu la'om s ta • c:enta · "WqJ!hy bxllviduala Wllo do averaae family. are fli'O.-cl in thy IIIIDe." u . . The lliDlt of !loa WilJJams, Jll'lllile ta ll!l1ptqre. 1 lll,fn I 1W· 'And It could add oo ev.-y 1101 apeod most, or all, of their Younc aid )bat in 1111, a lew YOWl( Ald. . DIYioion of Wildlife, Tblo lbouJd 111p · liO.aee tr lltllually lo tile "Thll II a lt'aud l!nCf fnl!lvtcluail like me years lollowfril of the GOVERNOR 1'00 ·· ...... ..,. IIIJIIDY P11i1110111 o{ Naluralllelources, ill the CllrilllQ 11111J 1 drstl fiOielltlal, . 1 prDpllle(l by GOv. (Jalnel_A.) lNII'lt IWIJ from Olllo and IOhio uies lu, ht Jed the llpt He atcl, "frlntb' IIIII . . , al Oldo, Au-, W1i talfntentiollllly omltletlllnce 1111111 l'rett4•1111- · ' · . · " llbodea, , _ l!te dif&ula of 1[111111 mueb el tbtlr 1Dcom111 ltl which achieved the t'fii!OVal of lliouJd thla propooed LOCAL 'I'IIIIPII from the list o1 ageaotea llttltla...... • lbo 110081JN. lncreulllf ·IMchltrc uJailieit ..,. ot.her sreu Wo!Jlcl' be f1111Dl'ed," a 11les tu II tbat lime law No. 1 be clefeall4 •.,.. 'l1to lem[leralllta Ill ' - ' ..._ with tbe lfeip Oi'llilltil - - . o1 Oll'lllllli !!It* •·lt!lath- aldJII( cullurally clilldvaolqed YOIUif salt!. "Ohio flmiliel,tmpoaed on the ol P1rllelmjn,ly hut Gov. 'llllodel roy'e 41ltrtet lli• IIMitli. 111 tru11t. 'l1to tr ',fi''. lfetbiiii .. cllaldl puplle," Yoq Aid, spending _all or 111081, of thWr cert• lliouJd' bt deleoletl for n . - &m. toda)' llio .• ,....... IIIII tbt lliwal: control fii'GII'IIIIIlllcb of . IIIII l) . llo _..W that II tba tu II ''Thla lrllltl, pro. tioiiMII-7Hflllr ... ..., .... I • • .... m. I ~·ran :::~e F. • visinn of the world 's space record books and an undl&puled lead in manned ex- , - - - - - -- - - ploration of the cosmos. I The result, hoepfullJ, wiD bt COLUMBUS !UP!)- A five. The lead roles will i>e played an historic "lormatioo fU&IU" . year, $1 billion capital improve- by u. s. astronauts k of four asttonauta, pilotlaa IW m~nts program for the ltafiP I~ Borman and Jame!l Lovell, who !lpaceships barely a few felt bemg drawn by state F> ship will ride the Gemini 7 spareapart as tlloy have been no announcements sol to one . enacted In Calllorma,l complaint filed with it Ior sellng or renting propertY or DirectorupRIChard L Krainto orbit ?" a planned 14- at speeds of zip five orouod miles Elrlll per far of an)' test cases. wh1ch killed fa1r housmg there. If a "ourt test of the law m furruahmg the fac1lihes 1n Th . day, 209 • orbit tr1p around SK'Ond. Objections to the law cam• . 1 h01 10 the law arises, it could take severo! coonect'1on WI'th I'Is ownersh' .'P· . e program 'II' calls . for spend. earth ; and by fellow spacemen Four hours on end, the 1011r 1833 1 mainly rrom real estate men , AhmaJ.or oopt . • f years before it il settled. Loan firms also are forb1dden nd m1 Jon, Walter Schirra and Thomas !!pare men will converse, take . ..cha se " /p• ct ures and fly oro und eada who claim It mfringes on the IS t Itat 1t1 eon f .1 no to spec1 1IC The law specifically declares to discrimi . nale ill . terms oi 1no ·m a 1967. Wlwt l' near ted y. faJll th Stafford, who w1 11 freedom o! property owners to Y or 81 be y. it unlawful for any person be- cond•t•ons for loamng money. on an 1pa m e them In orbit. other 115 miles above eortll. do with their property as they 10 ;"yuthe cause of race. color, reui;un, law aldso pub- I $5!0 / see fit . . . . tr tio I . lD to ;:uuuJ or a ve ISJni m com- . . . I . flllllltd Rights CommiSSIOO In cases Inances y Ill' lUI lUI Oflg mercia! housing indicatinl any mdbon In Slate bond issu mon.,.. . •olvlng discriminatory uluse to oell, lease, !""!, fi. riC!Il pre! fY',"ata;I'I?,OOO In federal and The_ Ohio .State Real Estate In hiring and public acromodi- ,nliOCe or otherwise deny com. erenco: \c, local ftllilleine, nt lllillloD from , · . Association " polUng Its mem- lions mercia! housing to ony prooptc- A person 1110 11 forbidtiell blgbwoy and highway ully '» bers to determine whether they . live customer. use the thrtat of lower property funds and f2l million from rowant to Initiate a law to kill The commission, however, values or Imply • ohange m the tary funds Wider COD!rol of the . '·•. fair housing. Under consider a- cannot initiate an Investigation Forbids Dlscrimlootioll racial, religion& or etlmie com- fmance Departme t SAIGON (UPII_-:- S1x U. s, paratroopers from the !ion ill a plan to adopt a con-I into alleged discrimination in . The law ·forbids discri'!'Ina-/position of an ma as • . meana Expnditures b Kra- !Olst Atrborne Dmston were ktlled and three wounded stitutional amendment similar housing, It can oct ooly on 1 Uon m the terms or corubtioDa of lnducmg sale of housmg. ba<h r $458 f when caught m an arttllery barrage from !hell' OWD 6 · . we e . · m 1 . or line<. an Amencan 101htary spokesman dtsclosed today. IrS Soft Luxurious DuPont 49c, yord ~ a SLEEPCRAFT e Heat rollB, muffins e Bake potatoes e Keep toast warm Mens Heavy Weight WORK TROUSERS Not every size, but a good overall selectlon. Made with lone tallB, 18Dforlzed shrullk. Replar and extra sizes. $3.95 Extn HHvy Fl1nnol Shlrto 2 for $7.00 $2.95 Flannel Shlrta 2 for $5.00 \ $38·00 SALI F•COLUMBUS IUPIJ _ Ohio's .,, Housing Law which forbids dlscriminatlon •on racial or other grounds iD rentlna or sellIDJ jll'<lptl'ty takes ..... effect urday ' Tb;la• mal!)ly applies to big •na.....,_.. ......ivJ I ns . and ...--:--•• · · flldlvidual 1sttdiOrdl8 0Wllo liM elsewhere. But It d... not af. feet Olmer«CUpied apartments tot Ofle or tftJamilles and inhom! 'ilwners. The Fair Housing Law may be chiUenged In the courts or t the polls although there ~!vidual Polished aluminum with black trim NEWI 15 MINUTE FAST DRYING Salel Mens Flannel WORK SHIRTS I liAS LOGS FOR YOUR FIREPLACE FOR THIS SALI 6 only $11.95 Brownie Slarflo• C1moro Oulltlo .. $12.57 2 only $34.50 lrownle Autom1tlc 27 Clutftb • ••• $22,U 1 only $21.50 Brownie lupor 27 OuUII . .... .•••. $14.13 31 only $34.50 Stermttlc I Camera Outfl&1 -----~ $22.U 3 only $34.50 Kodol< I Movl• C1meru ~ . ..... •. $22.88 2 only $79.50 Kod1k lle<lrle 8 .Movlt Comoru .... $54.19 at noon. The Uhrig Brothers will sing during the afternoon program, which bellios at 1:30. RIJMM'GE FOR SALE 11 The Philathea Society of the Middleport Church of Chrl51 will hold a rummage • a I e, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 2&-- In the for- $J.89 prograrn IS• PJanned remforced plastiCs and aery. Sa~ 66 INCH SIZE FOR $109 54 INCH SIZI FOR $19 42 INCH SIZI FOil $4f New Shlpmontl !Hot• 75 reeorda) $2.91 Reconl Players "Boys Spurs" SCHOOL TROUSERS SALE ••II· oh10 • 'S Fair• HOuslng • Law In • Effect sat Drday P01t Fonned Tops Mettl Cabinets. [Slightly imperfect) , ..... gre~ients $} Bt'JJion - - --... -- - tion. Cabinet Kitchen Sinks On Sale 70x90. Stitched ends. ;- Eager Astronauts Ready for Daring space Adventure C. C. BOWYER BY A. V. HOWELL This small stearnwheel packet was bui It by Capt. George Gardner. of Point Pleasan!, W. Va. (In 1909.) The boat was named for Mr. Charles Clendemn Miller Bowyer who was president of the Merchants National Bank of Pomt Pleasant until hts death In 1982. The machinery for the BOWYER came from the NEVA, a packet of almost the exact size that burned at Buffalo, W. Va. July 26, 1908. The BOWYER entered the Gallipolis . Huntington trade in Command of Capt Sid Gardner and later commanded by Capt. w. B. Guthrie. The boat was sold m 1919 to F. 0. De· vers who rebuilt her the following year and renamed her, GRACE DEVERS. The GRACE DEVERS spent most of her days towing showboats. She was towing. the COTTON BLOSSOM in 1925 and was towmg for Otto Httner •n 1929._ ThiS_ little boat finally found her way to Florida but we can f•nd no record of her !mal dtspos. I 2 REGULAR $229.00 RCA WHIRLPOOL ELECTRIC DRYERS FOR $119.00 I REGULAR $249.00 RCA WHIRLPOOL GAS DRYER FOR $222.00 I REGULAR $159.00 RCA WHIRLPOOL ELECTRIC DRYER FOR $139.00 Serviceable quality. 100% eotton unbleached. Size ...• AKRON- (Special)- Plans lies for tile def<nse effort, hav· ,nology and know· how gained/ far construction of a plant at ing built thousands of aircraft i io the defense business in the .fuckson tor the manulactlll't of radomes and canopies along Igrowing commercial market for commercial reinforced piast1cs with giant ground . based ra- 1· reinforced plastics," the offiowere announced here today byldomes to protect antennas ln 1 iai explaloed. Goodyear Aerospace Corpora- the. nation's ballistic missile/ Murpry reported that several tion. · I early warning system. ::!lites in a three • slate area · The one-story plant, contain- "We pl·an to utilize the tech- 1were considered _lor location of lng 77,1100 square feet, wiD be 1 tho new lfCility. .fuckson was built on a 60-acre 51le 1111 State _"_.,._._,._..,_ fmally selected because of Route 93 at Jackson, ocmrdlng WASffiNGTON (UPI) _ A Ohio's fine economic climate, to Loren A. Murphy, newly $II bUI ,.11 1 Hille thinner the cooperallon of Jackson qf. elected president of The Good· 11 th U , k thook to- IICialB, and the excellent a..,st. 1 :year Tire and Rubber Company e 88 oa 1 poe e ance of G«lvernor James Rhodes subsidiary. Construction of the day, and the Ohio Development De!1900,000 plant Ia expected to beIta ..Iue ••• pared dow• partment. gin in November and manu· la't month by an addldonal M. P. Peterson, a veteran of facturing operations will begin two cents 10 !bat it wlU bay 17 years with the Goodyear Aer· in June, 1966. only $1.07 wortll of the JOOd• ospace organization, will be The plant w111 be built to It could bave pur<baoed five manager of the new plant. SPACE CENTER. Houston (UPI) _The three fD, Goodyear Aerospace speclfica- yean ago. for man's most daring adventur. into space lions by the Community lmThe Labor Department ued I are four eager astronauts, a White House okay lind au provemenl Corporation of _Jack· l the $10 blli ltli'IDala lo mu.. idea once dismissed as "not logical." son County, Ohio, and wtll be Irate Its latest statiSticol I The fiery unfolding of the spectacular could begin leased by Goodyear. Murphy mate of the Inrrea.. In prlc" I 1 by Dec. 8. And •f its ambitious hopes are fulfilled, AJn. Slid. Goodyear Aerospaa; long In September. I I erica's $1.33 billion Gemini program will present the has been • mliJOr suppher of - - - . , . . , _ nahon with a twofold Christmas present. a complete r.- BEDS - DESKS Save! Whirlpool CLOTHES DRYERS SHEET BLANKETS ~ Jackson Getting New Goodyear Plan Making Space-Type Plastic Products·:. $29.00 $35' 00 $42.00 $4B.OO $54·00 $6 l.OO $64•00 $72.00 $106.00 TRIPLE DRESSER with Mirror . . SALI $88.DO $89.00 DOUBLE DRESSIR wllh Mirror ·· SALE $72.DO $49.00 CHEST OF DRAWER S · ·· · ··· ····· SALE $31.00 DO $54.00 CHEST ON CHEST .............. SALE $43. $76 DO MR. AND MRS. CHEST ~ ······ ·· ··· SALE $6Z.OO • 1600 $21.00 NITE STAND -·~· ·- ~~····· · ····· SALI $ ' $32 00 SPINDLE BED 4J6 or 3!3 •····•···· SALI $26·00 ...·DO STUDENT DESK ~~--·~·········· ·· SALI 531 ·00 ~·· CHEST DESK ..... ........... . ... SALE $4500 $56.00 ' Just Reeelvedl 2 only $34.51 Brownl• Starm~tJc Camer11 ~--~- ~ $22.18 S only $12.50 Brownie St..rlet Camtre Outflti -·- - $8.27 Permanent Press Slacks For $4.29 Open Stock DRESSERS - CHESTS - NITE STANDS. Holds ~ records. Indexed. Vinyl coated. SALE PRICE CAMERAS and CAMERA OUTFITS ANY MENS $4.95 SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE Electrically illuminated and 20,000 BTU. Elegan~e and comfort in the fireplace. Silver Birch, Rustic Oak. Glowing coals, also fitted with 1!5 volt shadow spinner. END OF THE MONTH SALEI FOR THE END OF THE MONTH SALE! $39.00 CHAIRS - - - - - $42.00 CHAIRS - - - - - S54.00 CHAIRS $59.00 CHAIRS $69.00 CHAIRS $74.00 CHAIRS $79.00 CHAIRS 61t $2.39 1 Dependable quality. Comfortable Easy Chairs, Lounge Chairs Rocker Recliners, Swivel Rocker~ Early Americ~n. Modern, Provincial. Danis Modern and Traditional styles. Black, 1 i EASY CHAIRS dex in top. One &ize fib Cosmetics and Necessities For Baby tAu ~ :;. ... 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