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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 ~ :;. ... '•:. -;c :·_.. :-.·. .! -V-~--X-VI_I_N_0-.-1-64--~----------------~~===90==Y~~=I=~~~::T~.:OH::IO~------~F;R;ID~AY;,~OC~T~OB~E;R~2;~~~~96~5~----- Salel Maple Bed Room Furniture WINTER UNDERWEAR FOR MEN Elberfeld! invite you to see all the styles in ":" ..__•__. To T'M 111141r.,,. Of T'M Meip.MtJWn .4reo $89.00 CHAIRS $2.95 Special Sale I 1 ~ MENS PART WOOL SOCKS 1 ( BOOT SOCKS I , Pr lond Mtt11 Blche.... yoddlers 2 pc. Slack Sets I 1 at y Around And ,.. '"~~'•• ~ the~ ~ ~ II.,- bt. ~llft ~~ '*" ... ••11lc ~~~~ U.timeGI·~······· . f �. . ..' . • .. • I ' • • ' • ' o ' o• • 'o o ' Winter Hits Early 76Year-old Man Sentenced ' } £ M' d TOJ31 or IS emeanor Kiver news !l!llllilll, li-Oaily :seuuno.~, fuw••·ur..uuu..l'uH, v ..• vet.•.;, ••·• Seniors Holding Homecoming Dan~e Tesll bave Indicated tbree Mrs. Mohler Dies Pt. Pleasant will officiate. BurWinter took a pre · season Tbe Middleport Senior clall mon okunko I<!Ued In Meigs tal will be in Gravel Hill Cecrack at the northeast today, will sponsor the Ho.-omiDJ Conaty were rabid. AH Th d tery Gaa1e -dlags: Galhpohs · oetting new record tow temper· danQe Friclay evemDJ following Tbe Meigs County Healtb t orne urs ay she was born August 22, 1896, PT. PLEASANT-. Action ol[indirled on an assault and bat- ,Dam 11.1, 13.1, runnin~ 4'> leetiatures in New \'ork and the Middleport· Galllpollo fool· Department aold today tilt Jl'uneral services lor Mrs. lhe daughter of ~the late Mr. Mason County Clrcu1t Court I tery char~e. entered o nulltv on rollen, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· 1Pittsburgh, and sending the ball game. . .nab were killed In Sc:lplo, Nellle Mohler, 69, of Rt. I, Mid· and Mrs. John Long, and Is Thursday was the sentencing oilplea and will receive sentence l2.;, Pt. Pleasant 23.65. Hmton l mercury in parts of New Tbe dance Will be seml·for· Bedford and Chester Towa- dleport, who died at her resi- survived by her husband, lbtrSarnel Odd Nibert, 76. Point : on November Sth. 0.78 stationary, Kanawha Falls : England to its lowes! mark so : mal and will begin at 10 l'· m. oblps. There bas now been dence Thursday afternoon will ry Mohler; two brothers . John Pl8afant, to one year in thet Appearing in court Thursday'2.94. Charleston 19.110. London, ' car this year. w1th a dance band to prov1de Z3 rabid oklmks kUied In be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at of Esco, w. Va., and Wilham, rountv jail on the misdemeanor : to answer to indictments re- Marmet and Wmf1eld darns were I Tbe UPI said it was 3Z music lor dancing. All Middle- Metg1 County to reeent the Rawlings • Coats Funeral address unknown. Friends mll)l charae of illt~~al mle of aleo- ·turned by the grand jury Tiles- on t~e sills. j degrees in New York this morn· port HiRh Scho~JI students, moalbo. bome. call at tbe funeral home any holic bneragee. Nibert was in- day were Virginia DeLegal, La· lllo movemt~tta· tin&. lowest for the date in 40 alumru and thetr. guests are time dieted by the grand jury oolite, kin. indicu.i for intoxication [ a1 , I years. Twenty-one mile an mvlted. The event will be held The Rev. Cbarles Rogers of;;;.,.-·:...--===----;;;;;;;; charge and pled guilty. Other white on duty at the Lakin Oblo River - Elisha Woods hour winds made it seem even !n the Pearl St. Elementary a~d· actio~: I State Hospital. will enter a plea up ll, IUO p.m.: C. V. Harner Icolder to shivering commuters. t!ormm becau~e of work beiDJ 0C ..::tommy Mayes, HenderS<>n, an Nov. tst She is reortOPnted up 4. 2:40 a.m.: New Orleall8 done on the hlih school gym was ploced on two year's pro- by Charleston Mtorney Paul up II, 2 a.m.; Steel Ranger floor. Tbe homecoming queen hatton on a eharge of obstruc- Kaufman. tdown 16, 2:55 a.m.; Andrew and her court will be spec181 ling an officer. , William Eugene Coenotly, Le-i calhoun down 16, 4:25 a.m ; guests. Cool today, blflb 18-M eaat I LINCOLNTON, Ga. (UPI) - od aortb. Fair aad warmer to- The action of St>te of West ton Rt. 2, indicted on two counts'OVEC up 16. 6:30a.m.; Jeffer· Virginia vs. AI Cremealls, Mil· of contributing, will enter his son up 17, 2:10 a.m.; Philip !Continued from page II A I A deseareeaUOD campalp In aad Sa!Urday. Low fA>. ton Rt., charged with unlaw· plea Nov. Jst. He is represent- Sporn up 7. 5 al.m. ; Charles how they can try to aet less uction tems may this northeast Geor&la town pit· H-41. _ __ ful co-habitation wu d i .. ed by Attorney J. G F John· Sttvenoon down 17, 7:15 a.m.; smoke and more fire out of the Be Taken to Racine ted Negro against Negro tndeJ missed on motion of the State son Chris Jr. up 18, 1:40 a.m.: Ond dr th K Kl Anyone havtDJ Items to doIn confrontation unprecedented Veterau Memorial BOIPIIol 1 -William Eugene Connolly: Edward Viers, Pt. · Pleasant, w.ard up 19, !:30 a.m.: Frank·~!~. ogona 0 e u ux 1nate for the Southern Local in the Civil rights movemenl Adml11lou - Mn. Ernest CHEER Leor. Rt., who previously was entered a plea of guilty to his lm Pierce up 19, 6:30a.m.; Cot· The House Committee on Un· Athletic Boosters auction that The UIIUSUal 1ttuattOD OCCUl' Yoq, Pomeroy; Mag&le Brown ..-=='==;...iiii~:...~ltndictment charging attempt ol ton Queen up 21, 9:10 p.m.; 1'1· American Activities recessed ..,. have not been picked up may red when 41 Negro men, larce- Pomeroy; Alva Roush, New A FRIEND OR FUNK & WAGNELLS incest and will be sentenced on holl down. Greenup 9' 25 p.m.; 10 Monday when it will delve bring them to the Simpson ly pulpwood mill workers Thuro. Haven. RELATIVES ON N•w DHk Standord Nov. 5th. J. G. F. Johnson Is J. S: ~ewJS up Greenup 12:30 deeper into' the activities of the building on Thlrd-ot In Ractne day prevented about 30 Negroes DllcbarJet - Violet MeDon· DICTIONARY counsel for Viers. ~m., ~row down Greenup I:· Klan in Georgia. It was told Saturday morning. from staging a march protest- aiel, Harrisonville; George THE SICK LIST d $4 Jessie Robert., Charl..too, In· .0:.m., .Allee down Meldahl Thursday that the Klan ran Tbe auctton, with Jim Carna· tng searegatlon In school! and Thompson, Pomeroy; Clifford WITH BRIGHT In d exe •95 dieted on a charge of forgery, 2 hiP·~· ' Ravenswood up Mel· an underground 1uerrilla war- han as auctioneer, will begin peblie facUitlel. Hayes, Middleport; Millard 8 cOlLEGE INDEXED entered a plea of guilty and will GatJP:1 a.~ Ifare and terrorist tralniDJ at 1 P· m. at the Simpson build· · lcade Roush, Syracuae; Effie Knotts, GET WELL FLOWERS Dictionary _ $7. 0 be sentenced on Nov. 5. She is d 3':1 1 .m Solv•y school there. ing. Those who have dormtiono Fo~mlng • barr , across Mason; Barbara AJ:nold, Pom· 5 represented by Att<Jrney Andy own . 6 p.m., Walter Beck)ord of Items they want taken to the dusty road, the Negro men, troy. Arrangements •· Jr Chorle~-n up 5.40 p.m.: Valley Transport· auction .tomorrow llhould con· through their apokeeman, Sy~ Blr... _ Mr ·•d Mrs Ern· Rapp~. ·· •w ·Mason er down 8·20 · vester Glaze, oa ld ' .... • est Young .... Pomeroy ' -· a •on· ' Mr $2.50 up Robert Muon Busb · . p·m. ·• Tit an up 12··• tact Maaon Fisher In the Mill"'"_ mareor 05 indicted on two rounts'of Intent .•.Lmt.t;l ZGimtner down 1' 30 a. ersville area, Bob Harden or ert chango nothing. and Mrs.' Uwll 'Laud.;mllt. m., t. e eorge up 3·31! am· 0Spl eWS George Cundiff S racu ' MIDDLEPORT, o. to defraud, will enter his plea Elgerciilf up 00 am : Vi ke;· Fr81 k Cl 1 d • Y se; "We're saUsfted with things Pomeroy, a son. I' .....~~~~~~~~~nn Nov. Jst. He is represented down 5:il5 •. .;.. J~hn.,J ~ows R!. ! ea~ ~r/~Stobart, u they are," Glaze told the 1 0 ;;;; by court appointed attorney Ray up no am. J~hn Ladd. D 8 e E ed H pi 1 p C:::,"d a art tn .march leaders. "We didn't have SOCIETY TO MEET f C. Musgrave. Peg,;, fuwney" and Solvayeunp-, nter os Ia I or n · nothing when we was born and _ M 1 Co 1 p· , tr to Th d · I!IJ . I will" .111e e KS un y wneer Phono WY 2·5560 1 1DI IP~. . urs ay ·bound and wsltmg. Persons entering Holzer Ho,. Meigs General Ho'pltal we uever · and Historical Society will hold to answer to thetr md1ctments lanowlut River _ H. 1!. pltat during the last 24 hours Admllllons _ Dale Lawson ill annual meeting at the Fed· 59 N. 2nd A••· were Carl Roger . Btrchfield, Bowles down Marmet 9 30 Included: Alan Mark Dobson, Portland; Anna Wines, Racine: TO MEET ALL DAY erated church Saturday from I Middleport Henderoon, Scott 1\Ullam Mtll· ,p.m.: Beaver down Marmet 9:· 408 Hedgewood Dr.; Mrs. Liz· Dlscherges _ Harold Hood to 4 p.m., President A. V How· er, Mason County. Blrchft~ld W p.m.: Utile Edward down zie s. Snodgrass, Ewinglon; Ed· Pomeroy; Roy Dunn Racine: The Logan Mt.slon Of Logan, ell announces. pr. wu Indicted on a contributing Marmet 3:20a.m.; Harry Dyer· ward F. Engle, Southside, W. Zelda Koehler S ac' ' Ohio, w1ll have an all • day If'~~~;.;;_==----="' charge and Miller wu charged up Marmel 6:55 a.m.: Allen R. va.; Cliff Allen Clay, Pt. Pleas' yr use. meeting Sunday, Oct. 31, at the VOTE FOR with lomlcatlou with a patient Merrill up Winfield 2:20 p.m.; ant; Mrs. Robert A. Hunnel, TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Rev. William Barnhart's home 11 Lakin State Hoop~tal. Edeana Bosworth up Winfield Middleport: Gregory L, Wa~ Mrs Anna Wines Letart In HarrlBonvllle. Everyone is Slzl Donald Simpkins, Leon, was t:5S p.m.; 0. F. Shearer down burn, Middleport: Mrs. Kenneth Fans,' was taken to Meigs Geo· welcOJDe. placed on two yean probation Winfield 8:15 p.m.; Lucy Jan~ E. Reynolds, Long Bott<Jm; Mrs. er:tl hos !tal and admitted as ----4"' 10 Candidate For Member alter plendlng guilty to an as- Lucas down Winfield 5:45 a.m. Charles S. Neville, Springfield; a medic~ Uent b Racine TRAILER RECOVERED Broad Strap ault and battery charge and Alvin 0 Jordan Rt 1 South pa y . • . AI.. Shue Pliny w.. placed Pleasant and Cecil p.,.,.,, C . M. • d. G emergency squadmen at 11:21 Mergs County Sheriff Robert Board of Education • • · ... ,, o- Pomt; "· 1\aymon 1'. a·1 pm l'hursday C Hart b h' de tm t Beetle Heel on two yean probation after lumbus, both pled guilty to con- 1 1 Rt 2 1 to , Mr · · · · en ac • par en Pomeroy Exempted Village School District pleadin& guilty to the charge of trlbuting chargee with .. ch re- ;~~":,d T. ·Galla;;:,, nRI. 2 ~ RE'MINS TO SCHOOL hasd re:~ered ~ l~e bom: llding the escape of a psLient ce.tVtnl llenteocee of one year . M Ed . d J H h ma e a er w w en nc YOUR HELP WILL BE APPRECIATED! at Lakin State Hoopital in jail Gardner wu d on ton· rs. ~ar · ump · Kathy Werry bas returned to and a steel bottom. The OO'Iier Johnny Gardner RL . ~ Pt ..,.ve .three month ';;; ered ~o rey, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. George school alter recovering from sur- may claim lt by contacting Pd. Pol. Ado. Middleport 9 C.,..,....i...,....;;;;;;;;;i;;'....=·.....,·, , I e W. Denney, Rl. 4 Jackson; MrL gory at Cabell-Huntlngton hos- biB offlce • !:"'~.:;~tence then be placed Arthur R. Trout, Ashland, Ky.; pllal. She is tre daughter ot'l;=:...;:::::;::::·---..,.--ll~~~ii:iiiii:ii-·:~ ol on for the remainder Mrs. Kenneth E. Stt:rgill, Na- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Werry, Complete Roo1111 VOTE FOR "'" year and Perry Is to varre 0 p oervo one month in jail then ' . omeroy. of fO 011 probation. Gardner was BlrtbJ lndicled for two counts or con· Mrs. Charles S. Neville, PUMPING MORE GAS trlbuting and Perry one count. Springfield, daughter, 9:!ro a.m. CLEVELAND tUPI)- StandCandid•te For Southern Local School A 11 year old Mason County Thursday; Mrs. Kenneth E. ard OU of Ohio ISuhlo) report.. Board youth wao sentenced w the Sturgill, Navarre, 0., daughter, ed TbW'sday a nel Income of o \n~l~tch:t'dt~~tc\bo best Interests of tho resldenta or Weal Virginia Industrial School 1 , 2 ~ p.m. Thursday. $33,553,M and net aales and op• Father of fin children 1nd llave two now attend inc for one year on a contributin peraUng revenue of f388,158,660 s""'h•rn Ll<al Schools. charge but the court auspend· Dtocbargel lor the first nine montbl ol Your Vote & Influence Willie Appreclolod ed the sentence and placed the Mro: Cora B. Berkley, Mrs. 1965. Tbe company cited a 7 per Pd. Pol. Ad•. youth on probation W. Richard Brown, Mrs. C. cent increa&< in sales of ga.oMiddleport, 0. '"i~~~~~~~~~~ - - -- · Raymond Byer, Keilit A. Car· line for the Increase. "' M &B ter, Robert A. Garner, Mrs. /;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==& • 111 oys Simon .P. Hayes, Hobart M. ~---­ KEITH GOBLE FORD Johnson, Cassius C. K"'!J Jes• SLIP-ON lee K. C. Kimes, Mrs. Kenneth ' ' L. Livingston and infant son, Carol Ann McCray, Mrs. Will· ord McNerlin, Roy Edward Messick, Mrs. George E. Miller and Infant son, Gibert Miller, Mro. Ross E. Norris, Mrs. Stanley L. Paugh, Don W. Shaffer, Clancy Short, Mrs. Clarence Stanley, Mrs. Virginia W. Thompson, Mlddltport, 0, and . Mrs. Ernest E. Watts. In N-East Regions .. · Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 29, 1965-3 clttdln(1:Zl • lng. Sootllweetern (// rtlllllng and IJ ALL-STARS Tornadoes Wreck Glouster, 18-12 1 ·--------• 1 N BJ k egroeS The Weather Rights March UPJ BfJe• £S The Snuthern Tornadoes, led each by Grueser and Fullback kicked off McClintock scored by Head Coach Ronald Deem Tom Theisa and 10 and 14 Southern's last lix-pointer on •nd Assl. Coach Mike Popp, yard runs by McClintock. an 80 yard run up thP left side. are assured of having the best Grueser, the Tornadoes hard- MaUtews' block helped oprlng won · lost record In their short working signal caller, again the fleet-looted Mcctlnlock. football history. This honor proved his abilities as a block· Ronnie Deem's pl!s to Math· came when the Tornadoes scor- er. ••• lor the extra points fell ed an 18·12 verdict over the Grueser's attempt for the incomplete. c.tou~ler Tomcats Thursday 1 PAT's on a run wllowing Me mght In Athens County. ICiintock's touchdown wao stop- Glouster moved back Into conpld short and Southern led 12-0. tent1on once more With aeven Both Deem and Popp are In ' Glouster, however, narrowed minutes !ell in the game when ~~~rp;~:~o:;~soOp·n,:!.!'u~;~;d the margin to 12-6 on tbe se- MRussell agaln co~tedt chdowith · , . . cond play of the fourth period mgus on a youu 00 wn for the rornadoes, now m thetr when Floyd Russell loosed a completion. The extra pOints atfilth year ol football, was 5·4. 24 yard touchdown pass to tempt on a run by Russell fail· Snuthern jumped into the Frank Mingus. Tbe extra ed. lead about five minutes alter points attempt was slopped Snuthern moved the bell to. the beginning ot the first period short. ward the Glouster end of the when Junior Quarterback Bob -~!w pl~.." . .."lter Gouster field lor the last time as the Grueser hit a 19 yard touch· down pass to Halfback Sherm Cundiff. A pass by Grueser to 1f Char lie Mathews lor the extra points fell incomplete. A = 20 d MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ~ H 'tal N DUDLEY'S $2·" JOHN W. BLAETTNAR I I I 1 1 Roush's Shot Store 3 L MASON FISHER Black Boots '9.95-$10.99 Chauncey Spills Bobcats 39 o£or seventh Triump • l N:~"~ork 00 BAKER fURNITURE USED CARS Right) Defeat B C} oston e tics :!: ; ; The Chauncey Red Devils in the closing mlnuteedol pflfay Jal· potato chips. The Cincinnaft Z 3 .4110 combined a solid passing. run- tFeishrMike VamosChpick -o beah.oedlnef eds money to help pay western Dl\'ision ning offense with a rock-ribbed er pass. auncey . 10 or its new ~ck and equipw. L. Pet. defense Thursday evening in a 36-yard pa~s from Brldgewa- 1ment, and this probably will San Francisco 2 . bombarding the Kyger Creek ter to Joe Mmgus drove to the ' be the last of this kind of din· 1 667 Bobcats 39-0 at Chauncey. five from where fullback Gary ner thiS year. Los Angeles 24 2 .667 ' Thomas tallied the first of three 2 ·500 It was Kyger's worst defeat touchdowns of the evening. KosSDL.tLotuis VISI'l'!l PLANNED e rot ·d· · I · kl k d th t WASHINGTON (UPI) _ 2 3 4110 Baltim~~e d , R ul2 4 :333 ev;;.:n u:a~~ '';,':hens eoun- ~i~t ~~~~u~~ I~ zo.:x ~ State Department oaid . . ~n ay 8 es ts Uans drew first blood in the halrtime. West German Oiancellor Cmrtnnatt 113 Boston 108 ope~ing stanza after recover- The Chauncey defense of Ro- wig Eerhard, Pakistani Los Angeles 140 New York 116 ing a second Bobcat fumble on bert Douglas, Robert Lewis, ident Mohammed Ayub !Only game~ scheduled) the 24 yard stripe. Kyger had Dannie Keirns, Jim Shumway, and Indian Premier Lal B"ha . . Friday s Game• opened the game by fumbling David Love and others held the dur Sashastri are expected Cmcmnatt at B~lttmore on the rirst play from .scrim- Bobcats to only 40 yards rush- visit Washington befort the eod Boston at Detrmt . mage bul later recovered a i~ and one first down the of the year. New York 11 Sao FranciSco Chauncey bobbl• on tbe 20. whole game. But department •pokesman !Only games scheduled! Coach Bill Smith's chargers Alter halting the Bobcats Robert J. McCloskey told , then drove to the goal line in gam, th~ Red Devils struck. once porters that no date had yet !three plays with tailback Glen 1fn?re with 2:44 remaining In been filed for any of the visits. DANCE Bridgewater racing the final 1~turd ~anto .on 8 68-yard scor- He said the dates would depend Salurday, Oct. 30 10 yards. The kick for 'he EP mg dnve climaxed by . on President Johnson'• failed. Itwo-yard plunge. That dnve dule. 9 P.M. The ~econd Chauncey TD ,11 key 35 yard pass .came with 3:34 remaining iri the -out ?f the hands of, 1 KC Four of Johann Bach's TO 1 AM. second period when Bridgewaer mto Ch~unce~ s Don became famous as Naliunal Guard Armory ter capped a 19 yard scoring hands. Kosltval kicked the Pt. Plensant. W. Va. I ;drive llollowin~ a Bobcat fum- after touchdo':"' for a 27-(1 Vagahond Orchestra Sronsorf'rl hy 36B4th Ord- !ble) by racing over from the The ~termme:l Red ""'""· non<e Co.'s NCO Club live. Kostival kicked the EP .., following another Kyger Admission: 52 per couple I the score stood, 13-0. fum~le scored with 9:23 rematn- fURNITURE SS95· Royals (That's intercepted a Wildcat pau retW'ned it 30 yards lor a down. Fisher added the points By United Pr..• Internatlonal on a run. The Boston eettics may have Garrett scored the off to 8 slow start this third period touchdown on but other National tercepted passes, and Rog<r one yard plunge and Crace Garrett scored the Pirates oth- the e~tra points to make Association teams er two touchdown!, are viewing the NBA cham· Skidmore scored the first w.:J~rth Gallia got tts final pions with caution. Pirate tonchdown in the first touchdown in the fourth pertod Tbe Cellics lo!l their second period and Garrett ran the n- when Skidmore intercepted an- straight game 'I1mrsday nightIra poln~ to give North Gallia other Wildcat pass ani this one ID the Cincinnati an 8-0 fiTst period. lead. ed 80 yards to score. Royal:~, cellar dwellers in the Tbe Pirates lathed three North Gallia 8 24 8 8 _ Eastern Division of the NBA as times in the second frame to Hannan Trace 0 0 0 6 _ Oscar Robertson and Wayne take a 32-0 halftime lead. GarEmbry sparked a rett raced ta yards lor a score Firemen will Serve rally to give the Royals a 113 • and then Joe Fisher passed to 101 victory. Larry Cremeens lor the extra Thls Tinte for Sure In the only other NBA point! to make it 16-0. The Wddleport Fire contest the Los Angele~ Lakers Skidmore raced 58 yards for ment has planned a routed' the New York Knicks, the next Pirate score an<i Jack Barbecue this SatW'day, Oct. 140-116 and moved into a first Crace ran the pomts, as the begmnmg at 11 a. m. and place tie with the San Pirates went ahead 24-0. The tinuing until all dinners on Warriors in the Western Pirates final touchdown in the sold. The event was Division. first hall came when Skidmore led last Saturday due to The Celtics bowed Saturday weather but the men have night to the St. Louis Hawks, chickens all ready and after winning their first iwo serve the dinner this lime, games of the season. or shine, accord.inr; tQ Rob<rtl Byer. Bo';'_esdaythnight; 2 loss d lefdt 1 The menu will includo SwnUteWI Royals a ,. their recorsecond an en, cole slaw, baked beans gave The Tornado defense, led by Denms Evans, Charles Cleland, Coach Bob Penrod's North Steve Dailey , Tom Wickline,[ Gallia High School Pirates band· Dave Spencer, Paul Black and! ed the Hannan Trace High Carl Robinson, stopped the ISchool Wildcats a ~ lacing Tomrots without a first down Thursday night at Mercerville. m the opening quarter. Playing without the services southern penetrated d""p of fullback Tom Murdock. and into Glouster territory onee tackle Roy Bickle, the W11 dmore in the second period, cats dropped their seventh bul lost the ball on downs. straight contest, in all games. Glouster never threatened to Hannan Trace is 1).3 In SVAC srore in the first half • play. Southern opened another TD 1'he Wildcats scored their ondrive as the third period gQt ly touchdown late in the fourth underway. Junior John McClin- pedod on a one yard plunge by tock, lei.iding scorer in the coun-~ Don Colley. Coach C. A. Duntv . .cored on a 4-yard plunge. can praised Terry Cremeens for Jt wi:ls McCimtock 's first of a good JOb on defeme. two touchdowns. David Skidmore scored four Highlighting the second TD of the Pirates' six touchdowns, drive were runs of five yards including runhacks of two in-NBA Standings By United Pi-ess International Eastera Division W. L. Pet. Philid•lpla 2 0 1.000 • B Flats ( final minutes ticked oil. The aame ended with the Tornadoes on tbe Glouster fin Jlrd UDe. The Tooradoes con'~::ftl Ute game app~ently any lnjW'Ies, will now begin preparing lor their last game the season next Saturday night at home against Eastern. Southern 6 o 8 6 _ 18 Glouster o o o 12 IZ _, STATISTICS "'Ge the baiL Soa. Glo. ~-~ege,y;''" aerryrry Ge ,,, Yanla Raablo %5C ,_ ' " c orge. YaniJ Pallia! %"/ Total Yard• zs1 PaiSH AUempted 1 Pao,., Comp. z Paa,.. Intercepted 1 Ffnl Dawu 11 PI'rates Stop WTI'ldcats h)' 1:.6 Count 1•n SVAC Game I LIKE NEW THE SHOE BOX I 1 i=====~===,,'.....'.T~he,~R.':"ed:..'-De":v~il>ls_'s!lltrcU<uck _a~ain . ~~n r~ ~~ l,fdg~w!~er~ :~ 65 LeSabre Buick • • $2895 OFALL CARS See Us For A Sh1rp A·1 Uud C1r 30 CARl AND TRUCKS TO CHOOII PROM! at We Ha•• 4-1965 Pardo with Lew MIIHII V8 - 4 dr. one oarelul lollll owner. Power lletriDa l!1d l!rakeJ. i\utomaUc lhlf~ 1965 Dodge Polara 65 Electra "225" • • • s3995 Ina, w[ojw Uno, 2 tone paint. Demollltnllor. Low mileo1o. 4 clr. Bulot. 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SANDWICH OIWIJ.._. . 1 AMT•'IIII,.._ ~· Eastern High School's Eagles spoiled the Southwes· tern High School Homecoming Thursday night with a 26-0 win over the Hlghlande~r~s.~B~o~t-h_te_•_m_s_ar_e_n_o_w_1_·3 in SV AC play and 2-6 In all The visitors took a 6 11- lead 1n the first period when chliner scored Eastern's Allman raced 37 yards lor tou'hdown on a one yard plunge[! • Two Goldin Yo I~ 1911lklrt ., tlllll imp•d Po1ystYrlflt elblllll Eagles' first touchdown. end the visitors' scoring. 111 wnae. Blue, Pink, or Ill~ er team scored in the Eastern had 20 points in the period. period. Allman scored Eastern's Southwestern had one ond tonchdown in the third moment in the contest. lod tnd then passed to raced liS yards for Eiscbliner lor lite utra touchdown, only to have it w g1ve the Eagles a lead. back beeause ol a clip:pin!dl Allman passed 20 yards penalty on the Highlanders. Eischliner for the Eagles' Eastern hal 12 first downs chd Su0 th 2 tou own to make it C..U· to western's four. T~ 206 Eagles had net yards, mwas the Lakers defense. defense kept the Knicks from the basket and allowed our offense to really going." . Schaus substtluted usmg all 11 of his and eight hit double with Jerry West topping House scoring parade with 25. It was the second str;aigllt loss for the Knicks. who bov1e<1 • A Vote For The New York Clothing to the Lakers in their season home debut Tuesday rught House Is A Vote For Qualit·. 102. . . . In NBA achon tomght, Merchandise cinnati travis to Baltimore. Boston plays Detroit in the Motor C1ty, and New York • You Are Always A Winner At The moves to San FranCISCO for game against the Warriors. New York Clothing House GAME OF YEAR 1 ..... u., WERNER Radio & TV el i VOTE! New York dothing CHARLESTON, W.Va. 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II; Nova Sport Coupe. 6 cyl., automatic, radio, w:sJw, wheel 59 • For A Better ' 64 Chevy II • $1795 Bobcats \fere held to only one first down while Chaun· cey rolled up 14. The Red Devils recovered live KC fumbles and Intercepted two passes. Next week Kyger bosto McArthur. By Quarters: Creek. .. · o 00 0- o ...... · IU713-39 STEAK · HOUSE the Highlanders tn Motorola SVAC Encounter RADIO USED CARS VALUE· RATED I door. ,V-I IDOlol, ~ WY 2~0~0 . • t .. New 1959 Oldsmobile • • • $495 • OMC POMEROY, O. Automatic lrans. 4 Dr. Sedan. 'Door Sedan. BLAETTNARS lUlCK- PONTIA~ - 63 Ford Falcon Ootalloa ....... Cstollna lit!!·· W11on. SpotiOif l1l'ltiDol manoa ·tlnloh. lifdrolnttlci. Power llttrlna and bnlrtl. I'OMEIIOY " .. "'r • wall tires. Low mileage. E•· tra clean. I Door Sadlll. Power oteertna and brok01. Au-•Ue. METROPOLITAN MOTORS PHON& WY 2-3870 . _ lAST MAIN ST. • Auto. trans. Uke new white- Coupe. 1 IASobre VB f dt. ODt looal All Power. See Tbls One ON THE SPOT FINANONG 1962 Pontiac Temp.· $1295 1962 Volkswagen • • $1195 • 2 DR. HARDTOP NOVA 'Door Sedall. VB PonUac 4 dr, Sedan. Ownetl b7 ono of our moat Jill' ticular cuatomon. Power steerina and bnlw. lltllramao til!.drive. All•lnylupbolltery. · 62 Buick 63 Chevy II 1962 Chev.Monza • • $1195 mstie, One oareful owner. s.tn Dloe, Hardtop. Clean and Nice LNUII A lycemore Itt. Power lleorlna and brakel. Radio ·and heater. Ont owner. This one we want to move. • • • *2095 i '6Cotoltno _3 Pontiac Sto. Waaon. Power lleer1na and brakea. Jly4ra- 1961 FORD GALAXIE 2 DR. ·- &II.. 1962 Oldsmobile 4 Dr. Sed. -*2095 • • •. One Local Owner. Nice I -Save &-. .&:.ceptional(J elean. i\utfmotlo oblfl. -· ·63 Star Chief 1964 RAMBLER STAnON WAGON Radio and boater. Power oteer. llliloaae. Foeloey worron!J remaininl. 64 Mercury • • - '1795 c,.not V8 J tran~o f Door Sc:dsn. 0 G)'l. AulD. trano. Radio and heater. Low Cuatom 2 dr, HT Buick. Boo•'• pmonal ear. Thta one boo •uotom ,.,.nded vinyl Interior wltll noteb bod< con. '.liir II'IIU'ftt ffOilt -1. Leoo thaD 7,000 milea. rut1y equtp. god. 32tlllonepower encino. WEEK-END 4 Dr. Wagon. 6 cylinder Standord Trano. Power StMrint · only • • 4 Door Sedan. Auto. ~~ci~~a:;~e ~~~rt; ~it~ VALUE PRICED •' WEEKEND SPECIALS 1 ler holding the KC's offense In check, Chauncey got Its lin' al TD on a 25 yard interception 1 run by Thomas with 33 seconds remaining In the contest. Statistically, the Red the Bobcats 190 rushing to 40 and outpaased Cheshire crew 104 yards to ...... Eastern Blanks· Easlrll .... .. ...... 10 Southwesters ••••. 00 00- SALIS GIMC PINANC!NO Is honored by more thon 60.000 Firestone dealers and stQres from coa.t to coast wherever you trc1vell J _......._.a' ......... . . . . I ....... ...... ............ _. ------ - LINTIM. 8UARAtn•• ¢ "jiUIIII F I ................ ,_......_IIMR' IM ft,&·RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE MIDDI,EPORT, 0. . ' �: " '. I . ; Voice of Broadwav I I • • •' . , 'J , . ' , ., ... , I ' . rrnnrt:in~ Sentinel Church News a, DOROTHY KILGALLEN " lotbtelleJD lllptlll Cllllrell, Grasl Beod: Rev C. I. O'UN> aor, paotor1 Robert l.olwll. 1Upl. t "' a. 11. MOI'!lini WOI'IIIIP m1 8Uildsy ScllooJ; I p, 111. !v· ealng 141'\'lce: TIJIII'llllll)l, 7:10 p. m. Prayer meeting. Carpe- Bop~~# 011110111 il.mda) Scbool&-311, m.; Mont m, Worahlp 10:11 a m. r1n1 BopUol lllureb, MNdJe. port. Rev. LJonald Boone.... ""1 Suodll' 8coool t:li L 11.. Fred Hoffman. Bupl.; 10:1.& • 111. Worsbip llervlce; BYP 1 p. m.; Evening Worship, 7:10 ~. m.; Wed. 7:10 p. m. Prayer moetln• l'llt•o·oddy 7:30 o. m. ullberl Spen<... , paotOI. liuaall $dlool 1:841 1. m Mlll'Dln& •or· lldp 11 a m.; EvangeBsUc aer· flee, 7 p. 01. Pnyel moeU~t~o 1:311 p. m. We<JqeiKflf; YOUII& ~~~·· Servlcl rriclly, 1.:111 p. m. '1larcll 01 QGd, liiL llllll'llb Rev. Daltllf ltllrUI111o pulll lomday School u• L Ql.; Wor ltbip service II a 111. IIIII h30 1. m. Prayor lllHilng 1:111 p m. Tullday: Young l'lopta' meeting. 1:30 p. m. ll'rlday. Ballalld Cblllcll 01 CloG, Jl.v. lol!D 8meBwOOd, pu101'1 Sunday School 10 a. m.; Evan••ll•tlc wvlce 7 p. m.: Voung Peopl• M . , _ MIIILOD, Bit. Earl CUter, fi<Ulol': SeMII<M ....., at 1:80 p• .., 1'bo a.rct 01 tile No.- •w. Chester: Rev. Herbert Grate, PQlor; Richard Bartoo, SUpt Olorles BtaaeU. Aoot. 8upl. SUnday 8.:bool 1:30 a. m.; MorQ. ~ Worohlp II 1. 111.: NYPS 1:45 o. m.: !•~ Service. 7:30p.m.: Mldwoell Prayeroloo, 7:30 o. m WMnoaclay. Mlddloporl Cliarell Dllbt N.. &l'llle, Rev. Clyde J. 8arUett SUnday ~rhool 9 30 a. m.: MOI'1> lq Worship 10:30 a. 111.; NYPS YOUDI Ptoo''· 6:45 p. Ill.; itvu pllsdc IDIOIInl 7:30 p. m.: Pray., 'R. Wed 7:30p.m Pomeroy flnod of th• Na~ ..... Sunday School. I:SO a m.: Morning worsblp 10:45 a. m EveniD& Wol'IIDip. 7 p. m.; Prayer maellli&. I p. m. Wnd. Rev. Clyde v. llenderson, pa• tor, Cburd ot !he 1\iazareae, Pom· Week prayer lfl'\li£el, ,;llelteo Olelllodlll Olurall hlrl A. CUto. l'llllor; Wor 1 MlYiot II 9 L .Dr, 8ullda) ~ ll 10 a. m.; WSC.:S Ill l'bunday Dl moath: Board -Ung 3nJ W....diiJ ol tbl mn••h. Melllodllt Olin - Peart A. Casto, pallor. Wor lblp 1101'Yieo 10 1. IlL ovary Olber SUPdsY 7:41 p. m. SUD dar 8cbool. 10 a. m. Jollrl 81Jlay. Sup\. Pro,.. meatona Till Vlltod Metbodlll <Jiureb Po-oy - Melvin Alkire, B. A.. B. D.• pastor. Church School Study 9:11 a. m. Divine Wor· J'la""""" Urlt aad third Sllllday 1.; 117:110 p.... ~. ·i lultdly ntarnlap Ill U " · Prl)'ll' '""'1111 _ , Wk "~ dsy at 7:30 p. m. CllrlitlaD ~ deaV«, lec:oud llld failrth SUii dsy& at 7:10 9; -. , ·. • Utile KJJU Valled 1 of Christ, Chtlhlrt • X,.. ; •· · • Hartford Parllb, WIIT!II Cllti.,. G. Zlnn, paot(lr. Hartlord Bapll!ll (llurch, CotumttlliOII Worship ..,ice 8 1 m. Tuelda¥, J:! , •, Children under 12; I, CblldreJi' U and up; 7:30, Adllft Stpdy ll'OUp, ' Middllparl 11'1r11 ValiN b)'III1ID Cbw'cll, Rn ilowaJ4 Rnppoll paotor: Sunday khool t :30 a. m. Mr. f'rtd Lewtl 111pt.. W 30 a. m. Worlltlp: • j p. m. YF: Wed. 1:8' JtutiGif Cllolr: 1 o. m Senior ato1r SyraCIIII Fll'll lliW ,.. bylerlan Cllureb - Clllll'dl "" a m. S· · ..., tO a. m.: Bible Study, WecL, Prot m•··· l!:ndeaver 7 p. m. Wedne!<dav. 1hip Hour 10:90 a. m. Reforma- lero H.ev r'l11dt> Hendf"rwn 7:30 p .m rirlt BapUst Cburcb, Pom" Prayer meeting 7 p. m. SatW' tion Sundsy. Sermon: "0 u r "''tor: Su.l((ay Scbool 9.3U o Cheshlre:Ky&ar-llart1ord Par: roy - Rev. Carver Williama. day Ancient Foe." Portsmouth DlS, olllp oervlces 7:110 p. m Sun. itah, Hartiord Baptllt Cburcb oraP.Uce. r '*" Sunday School 9:30 till to zo. Groce ti.pl,.opal Cllureb. Lrlct Conference, Sunday, Oct. 111.: Momlng Worohtp t0:80 • I Morning Woroblp 1:16 OET Worship aeMilce, LO:iiO a. m.; Pomeroy, 'fllo Rev RJcharo 11. Jl, 2·30 p.m. at Jackson Moth, oervlces I !0 p. m. P r • y e r lmco "Watcl!lutn... or the T• Nursery and Junior churcb for MarWl. Rector. Sunday - Mor odlst Church. Dr. Carl Bracy, 111.: NVPS 8:4! p m. EvonlnA ; Virgin•." 'l'llosd•y - Ofllcen cblldren. aJng Prayer and 'lermoo. 10:110 President of. Mount U n I on .,..line : ~'' " m Thu,..rtav I planning moeltng, 7 p.m. E!Yr. rtrll Baptist Cburtb, Racllle o.m <.;otlee hour followmg College, Al.hMce, Is principal Chureb o1 tbe Nl..ron-. Re· · Rav. C. L. O'(;<'"ner, pastor l!aterprtH EUB Cbureb, Rev speaker. SubJect:. "The Need elno, OMo. Sunda) School It - - - - - - - - - " ' ISWllday Scbool 1·30 •· m.. !lam ManiOI Smith, pastor . Wontllp For .. Chrlstlan Htgher Edu~a, : t iO am Sunaay WorshlP , CUrtis. 111pt.; t04fi a. m. Man> HMiice I 30 a. m. : Sunday 11011 5;30 P· m Method iSII Servlce 10 30 a.m Sunday Ev• l L Ull ng worship: 8:80 p. m. BH 8chool, 10·30 a. m Voulll Fe~ Youlh Feilowshlp a~ the churcn · Ding Service 7:30 p.m.; Mld . aad Juntor FeUIY~Iblp; 8 p.m. IDwship 6:30 p. m.: Boyo •nd Mond~y, 7 p.m., Ch~rch Board week Prayer Servict Wedn ... Evening service: 7:30 p. m. Gtrls Fellowship, 8.30 p. m.: of Tluslees meel. 7.45 P· m., ds! 7:30 · p.m. Rev. Morrl• Ill. Wodneoday Prayer meetlllg; !vantna oervice 7:00 p. m., lnd Church O!flcml Board meetmg. Wolle, Pastor. I THE CHURCH FOI All 1:341 p. m.' Wndnosday 'lonlnr ond 4Ul SUndays; Youth Cbolr. i Pubhc is mvlted to I he worship Ralland Cburcb ot Ill• Nozar. DrHiiing up Is a.lwayll fun! wn~tht! r il'a Hallowt 't!n, Mardi i;I'U, I Ha•aiian lulU 1- - - - - - - - - · All FOR JHE CHURCH ea DLUqUilra<W hall, alma-t enryrme of every If" en)OYI wearing aCOIIU nw. H maktt Cboir Practice: 3 30 P. m. l'u .. l :iiO p. m. Wldnelday PrayeF I of God on Sunday. . , lone: Sunda~ School i 30 a. m.: Mr. Herman Michaels Tht t:h~r• ~ If ~~~ 1r., In\ fA"'" ufeel "diftel'ftlt'', •. leN retlram•·d and n.ore llght-ht!lrtl'fl. Perb11.ps il'1 a rtll~f to Dll •rlh fill' 11111 buU<Iinl of rhl••c· dav Junlnr Choir Prll•;,.. Meelin~. 7:30 P nl Wnd,..sdav ' Foreol BaD Metllodllt chureb ! Mornlng Worship LO 45 a. m Iwent maJor surgery at Veter ....ho-.11111\d..,.. tlll-hlf.ltll• tto••· lea11oure~ery<1ay "-'If at home ftlf ;t w1Jilf. ror many o1 111. thAt tired, W<~rrlcd, un• Hartfon! Baptiot Churcb _ I Loltrldae EUB Cbareb.. Rev. - Sunday School 9 1 · m. , Mn. l Kvangellatlc oervtce 7:45 ?· m. l ans Memorial Hospital. , ol '!»ritual ~111111. Without 1 ..l'PJ lfif \11 far fl'tlnl u.ll•fMMry b·. n we Hem to bt ahlclt with it. llnlnf Clwr~h, uilhlr dlmooftc.'l Hartford W Va Warren G I Eugen1 E. !meriOn. Plltor: Fred NeuJ<, Supt Worship,.,. olltlweek prayer servtce, 7:45 Laula . Schaefer und~ Ml' rllllllalloo1 111-11 1urvivo. 'Tht•• YE"t OOJUider thl1. Tht bmxlen of ~U that we cQrry i& ~o~ontCt"M&I')' ••. and wt have atll r...., *"'od ,......,. •hy l>'l"r.'l ' · M, . w ~ ' Sunday School 9 45 1 m RUI- •Ice 10 a. m. Rev. Wendell m Wedneoday maJor 1ilii'IOfY at Me1go 1 went 1or. ' ormns 0 .r altlndinr Invitation to lay it rlown! OM of tht. joy~o of foliO'III'inJ Jt~utlt that we mLI)It ~~~~~~~ ilhollld IUBnd •uil:t>l r"lu Zinn. pas Stutler, pastor. General Hospital. al'lll tuppori !111 l;hurch. 'rl..,. JE!eive Mit htbind." Thertt 11 no plat·~ in the Cllriat111n lite tor worry or wtlf, blcault J.,lr ship 9 a. m. , What Christ Old ' l8ll Archer. SUpt. Sunday Uealb "•lbodlsl Cllureb Mid- 8yr11Cuoo Church ol the Naaa. M Ha Cia k 811 tertaiJt: "~'I I ) l'<>r hio.......,.,koo.i ~ l ~·o r theloak&J~~qu~nca of falth in \;0(\urt rontentmtnland ter'fnity, Yn, t.he aloomlttt /Iii ehildr•q"nUt. (3) F"' lhl•k• Us." Church School, 9:ii0 wonhlp 10:43 a. m. and 7 110 " · "'""· 1111Jllam .t. l'borpe. P""tor rs. 1TJI r hi1 oorumUillly u.d I"OIIIIoo '• r pellimiiW bectlull! cWIIL'·I'IIll!flfd oJiluuiata when Uwr '"'tilled 't\'Jth the li~rht that (In\)' al m. ClaGSes for all ages. p. m. alternately. Bible study dlep rt, M E. Do~soo, pastor: Sunday SrhOOI 9 JU a m.: Mom ed recently WJlh a birthdsy PIT' Fur II!. •U vi liMo ~n:h i~lr. 1 Qod can ril'f , •hltl1 ~ hil Jll<l'l'&l 1rd n-..lerilll ITuesday, 3:46 p. m. Children's ml prayer aervice led by pall- Mrs. Nan Moore Church School 11111 worship 10.30 a. m. Ly for hor four children whoM .uppor~ . Plan 10 II" to ch~~rd\ Nfll• 30 9 1 Class; 4:30 Children Choir ar 7:30p.m. Wednesday. ChrJI. Supt., Cburcb Seho<ll, Pe>tecoatal A"embly, Route , birthdays are 10 October. 111'1~ •nd rMd )'OUr Bl~ dilly. 1 p. m. Youth Bihle Study : 6:45 llaD Endeavor. 730 p. m., 3rd 111., Wor<hlp Service, LUO · l'4. Rev 0 aul E. Junes, pa•tor Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jacobi m. Youth Crafts. 7:30 p. m. Saturdsy ot month. m.; Methodist Youth Fellow· !Iunday School 10 a. m.: Wo~ and chi ldren of Kentucky •• IMUlls Billie Study. MoraiDJ St.r ~UB ChDte~. shiP•. 7 p. m.; Otltcl8l Board dsy. Wndnesd'v and Frlday. cenlly visited his parento, Mr. 181 RutliDcl ~·1r111 Hapllll Cliurcb Rev. Menzel Smith. pasto" Y4li ~eetmg, Snnrlay ol mo~th. Tbe Pentecostal Cburcb. Mld· and Mr>. Pearl Jacobs. lt!'.Utnay Sehroll:30 a.m. Preacl> a. m. Sunday School, Fred ·30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday dleport, South Srd Avo.: Sunda) Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Ho!"lnY Sunday 2:30 p. m. Smlth, oupt.; Earl Shuler, Ails"!. Dl '!lonlh. 7' 30 p. m.; Eleanor Schoo• to •· m.: ~unday evenlng ell of Columbus VlSited With Free WIU BopUst Charcb, Momlng worobip 10:45 1. m.: .Vedneoday. 1 p. m. . , evangelistic service, 7:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Veroon Howell Rutland, PaJtor, Rev. P au I Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Tbur• Alloermlle MetbodlSI Churoh Wtdnelday Bihle Study 7:30 p. Mrs. Ed Rusaell, Mrs. 11011: With tlu! hope it will, in some mea1ure, fo•ter and help IIU• ITr1vllo r: Sunday School, 10 a.m. dsy. Wendell ~· Siutler, PasiOr m; SelurdJ n1ghl Prayer and me 1\usseli of Bradbury and tain that which is good in fnmily and community life, thil fea• Priddy, Supt.; Proachinlf floatll Bol~el EVB Cburcb - Sunday School, 10 a. m. • Wor· Worship 7 '0 p. m. Pastor, Rav Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Will uf B. I. Barrett ! ~ucyrus recently. called on Mr. ture i• 1pomored by the bau ine" firms and organlsatiom I•'V:Ice. 7:30 p. m.; Prayer lte1' Rev. Eugene E. Emeraon, pas- ship aervlce ll a. m. vices, 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. tor. Sunday School 9:45 a. m., Morse Cbape IMrtbodfst.Harrtsoavllle Pre•byterian and Mrs. Lou D1ehi. whose name• appear below. ML Morlall !lapllli Chore~. Norman H. Bahr, SUpt. Sunday James Early, pastor, Ohver Church. John DaVJeo, pastor: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bau· Comer of Fourlll and Main SL Worsblp 10:11 a.m. and uo p. Sayer, Supt. Sunday School LO I Cburcb School I&:SO a.m. wo~ l er and Polly Ann, Marion, spenl Middleport. 1\I!J, Nyle llordiD, 111. Alternalely. Bible Study a. p~ .; Preaching 1l a. m. sblp service :30 p. m. 1the weekend with Mr. and minister. Sunday School t:SO and Prayer oerviee lnd by past. It Lrl~n~ ~ellllodll~ ~""'t Reorganl!ed Chnrob ot J ..011 1Mrs. Dick Karr. o. m. Arnold Rlcbarda, SupL or, 7:30 p, m. Thursday. Sch~l ~:J~~ eHa",:d r. ~~us": ll.llrlat ol Latter Day Saints, ida Mark Stahl~~ Stockdale spent Morning Wor~blp, 10:30 a. m. 8Jf8Cllll E.U.B. Chnrcll. Paal SUpt; KeMeth McLeod assl: mlleo from !\acme 011 Racine- a day w1lh M1. and Mrs N~r, loiJddltPOrt. Ohio llldclleport, Ohio Naomi Baptlll ChlllO~t a.. &. S.Uera, P811tor. Supt Preaching 7. 30 p ~ Sun.l Portland Road. Suoday School man Schaefer. I ., dey SchO"i 9:30 a. m.: WDI' I:JO 1. m. SUnday SchoOl, Bea dsy ·• · · · ' 9:30 a. m.; Worsbip LO:SO a. Mrs. Nancy Walker, Mrs. ablp 11 a. m.: Prayer aervlee, Qullenberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. ~e MetbodfJt Cborcb m., Slmds" evening terVlco al Pearl Parker accompanied Mr 1 p. m. Wedneaday, Morning Worslllp service. tst H. L. McDaniel pastor Sun: 7:30 p. .n.: Wed .. worship aerv· and Mrs. Marwn Howell te Carleton .:;IJardl. llapbiD')' 111d Srd Sundsya o1 lila mootb: day ScbooJ 9.30 i, m. PnadJ. Ice at 7:30 p. m. Poster, C. w. Columbus. Mrs. Walker and RDad, Rev. Qyde Hinton, pur 7:110 p. m. !vontng e:v..,eu. 1ng 10 ,30 a. ;.,.: MYF'e p. m.; Prollllt AU . evening ..,.,. Mrs. Parker spent a couple of tor. SUnday School, 1:30 a. 111.; 11o florvlee, 2nd and 4Ul SUI> Prayer and Bible Study NO P lcet begm al 7:30 o. m. days w1Lh relat1ves, returning . BUera of Good Breod Ralph Clrl aup\. Sunday WOI' day of m011th. BETHANY m. Wedn ad•y ' · • 0.. Lady 01 Loretto Mlnlol home Saturday with Mr . and We Fill AU Do<lors Preocrtptlono Bunllngtoo, W. VL ~. 10:30 a. m. and 1:30 a. 111. Morning Worship: Rock Metbodlsl _ Loa1 Bollom~ Rev. Tbomas P• Mrs. Hugh Ferguson and Jim· WY 2·2955 Pomeroy p, 111. allerDately. Proyer 10:80 a. m. Sunday School, Bly: a.ester Lemley pastor· WDI' tronek, admmJStrator; SUilday my. 111e Fergusons and Park· meetlnl Wadltelday, 7:80 p. m. the Thein, SUpt.; 8:30 p. 111. ship ae"lce I. m:; SUI> lla!! 9:30 o. m., est.; Boly Oaya ers atlended the Fall Foliage Colulbtr Ollpeb Wonhlp- Yootll P'eUowsblp. CARMEL - day School 10 .15 8 m. 1\IYF of ObllgaUon, 7 p. m. lour m Pomeroy. "rice eaeh Smtdly 1:11 a. m.; 1:311 a. m. Stmday l!ehool. WRY" I:SO p. ,.: ~yer · and Bible St Jolul's CatboUo Mission: Guy Russell of Bradbury re· Swtday School 10 a. m.: Youtb at Rousb, Sup\.; 10:30 L 111. Study Wedneaday 7.30 P m 11081' GuysvUie !Dutch Ridge!: cently called on Mr. aDd Mrs. Service 8:11p.m. Evening Wor· Mornln& Worship, l1ld m1 ctb Melltodi.t ' Ch~ Rev. Frank Manier!, p.. Lou Diehl. 1Jhlp 7 p m. eaeh Sunday Sunday ol Uta mODtb· 8 p, m. Rev c J l..emle utor· ,lor, Sunday lllass L0:30 a. m.: Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaer Pomeroy Middleport 1liO E. flocood ~ Cblrcll o1 Otrl.c, !veaJn& e:vanp&~~d Servlcl, ~ '8cbool 8 10 ~ Wo; Holy Day or Obligation 6:30 a. fer attended the Fairfield Fair Art Mareum, mlnllter; Blblt Ill and 3rd SID!day of month. ablp oervica, ui:30 o. ;;,,, M m.: Conlemon, li bour before oo Thursday and visited with School and Momlna Wonhlp, Tlippeo'l Plalu Etlll Cbardl, v, P'. MoodsJ, 1:30 p, Ill. Mass. their daughter and son,Jn·l.aw, 11):30 a. 111.; Cbrlatllll EDdeaV: Rev. Eugene e:. Emersoo, pur lllvtnVIIIo Melltodlat Cbureb 1'lle Sal•allotl Army, Eavoy Mr. and Mrs. Vern Story a!lll or, 6 p. m.: Evening Worship, I«; S1Uida7 worlhlp t:IO L m. Artbur Sdlt, ~· SUnday RayS. Wlnmg, oUlcer in charga Jolln. Mrs. Story and John ae: Established In 1904 7 p. m. Suaday School 10 L m., 11o: School, 9:30 a. m.; Gane Wolfe SID!day 10 a. m. llollness meet- companied the Schaefers here .Well Columbia. W. Ya. Pacevlll• CommliiiiJ a.ma bart VIneyard, Supt Blbla IIIIo Supt., Service• Thursday ••.,. 11111: 10:30 a. m. Sunday SchooL for a few dsys vl•il, returnJna WY 2:3284 Re•. Ruuell Cline, putor, - tly and prayer aet'V:Ices led by lng. Sunday 7 p. m. Young People'• home Sunday. Ph. Mason 773-6593 Young People's aervict1 7:30 p. pastor, 7:30 p. m. . Tuesday. Snlton Metbodlll Church - l.e~lnn: . 7 SO p. m S.h•atlon 1 !:erald Pullin• was • . med~ m. Thursday; e:vangell•ttc ..,. Adult $sa meetmg 7:30 p. H. L. ,/lcDaniel. psstor: Clint . meeting. Tburodav . t to l La- , cal pallent al M"gs (,<·neral rice Saturday, 7:Sil p. m.: and 111. last lrlonday ol mouth. Orr, Supt. Preaching 9:l5 a.m. lleo Hnmo · ~AIWO : 1' m Prep Hospllal for a couple ol days . Sunday 7:30 p. m. Federated Cbureh, Pom"ffJ. Sunday School LO:l6 a m ' ·Ja.,es: 7 :10 P m. B1ble study 1 Melissa and Cindy Mowery, Hemlock Grove Chrllllaa Rev. W. B. Perrin, pastor; J Oak Grove Melbodist Church, ' ·•rayer m..ung other serv1ces PL Pleasanl , recently v•slted BuloVI Watches - Sail!! and Service W•st Main Sl PomerO)' 1Church, Wonbip tervice, l:ll Carl Kautz, Supt. . Sun d 1 ¥ K L. :'dcDaniel, pastO!', Earl 1'IV annnun<"t'TT>Pnt ' their grandparents, Mr. Itt« 186 N Second MlddL•port Support the Church of \'our Cholet 1 a. m. Sunday School, 10, a.m. School, g a. m.; Worship boar Cro.,, S:pt. Sunday School at Pomeroy !!oventh Day Adven •Mrs. George Mowery . Terl'lf Cullums, Supt. 10 a. m. 10:1.& a, m.; Preaching 9:15. ' ~st Chor<b - Mulberry He1ghl• Mr. Lester Brookover has Bndlord Chorcb ol Chrllll, ML Ulolaa .F.W.B. Cbureb Syracase Methodlll Lhurc~. l Rd .. north at Mo1go Memona, 1returned home after a two Joe RobJMcm, Mlnllter; SUnday SchoOl 9:45 a. m., Earl WendeU G. Stutler, pastor . tlo.<pttal PaS1or. F W Glflord · weeks visli. with relatives in Homer Form!. SUpt.· Bible Starkey, supl.; Evening wor Worship Service 8:4o a. m. Sun 1Allststam Pallor, James R Sandy, IV Va. 8ehool t:30: Moratng Worship, ship, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil Col. day School 9:45 a. m. MVF Sun· Hol!eJ Semces on Saturda~ -Brrtba Parker ''Everythlng [n Rardware" 10:30 a. m.; ICvanlng Worsn,., Loyman; Young People's me~ day 6 p, m. Prayer meeun" l 5abbath School, I JU p m. Cbeoter. Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Worsh1p, Ull p. m.; V o u tt • 7 p. m. Wednelldsy, 7 p. m. lng and Bible Study, 7:30 p. m.: Sunday 7:30 p. m. Bible Study. Wednesday; Cboir pracUct at Letart Fall• United Brethren meeting. 3 30 p m . Bib I• Slu . Deller Clurrdl of C ~ r 11 1 7:30 p. m. 'l'burlday. ' In C rlst Cllurcb, SID!day School dy, Thursoay. 1:30 p. m., Bible Sebool t:IIO a. m Preach· Daavillo PU&rtm Hnllnen, fP. t:SD a.m. worship serv1ces. Tbe 'II Evans Helghts. Galllpolla. · lnJ 10:30 a. 111., lint and tldrd 0. Langsville. Ohlol, Rev 0. H. first and third Thur!day even- Eden United orctllr•a II Sundays. Car, pastor: SID!day Schonl, 1:80 lnp at 7:30 and the second and CbriSI Cburcb: Rev ll:ldea R Take Bomeaao With You To Church Bulldera and Building Supplle• Mas11r CIIJ <Jiarcll of Cbrllllo a. m.. Robert Grate, SUp\. Wol' laurth Sunday nigbta at 7:30. ~alke. oaslor; Sundav School. Jn Pomeroy Over 90 Years Miller Street; Sunday Bible ship service at !0•3; a m.; Pil· James Morrison, pastor. 10 a. m.: Wumie Hotslnger supl. , Chester, Ohio Pb. 886·2005 llllldy t a. m. !vtillnl WDI' pim Youth. < 4! p. m.: Eval> Hyaell Rao noo Metbodlll. L'hrlatian Endeavor. l :li P 11 'I'll M GI d ablp 7:30 p, m.; Blblo llllldy. rettatic .ervice, 7:30 p. m. Mid- Rttber' e:. Smltb, Sr, pastor: loin. Lyds Chevaller. orosldent. to M:~a~ala~a •:.:~:.; Attend Tho Chureh of Your Choice 7:30 p. m. Wndnes<lay. Weeil Prayer and Pralle Wid- Sunday Scbool 9:30 a.m. 0. 0 . eta.... lo. all 'long Hl'VIctll. Th 1 ~~ m C rt M1ddleporl Olvdt or Otrltt, tllltlday. 7.30 p. m. ' Patlers011, Supt.; Momins War, • p. m Preachllli uo p. m.; ~reeT • m~ 1 h' ru · e · 5tb ant' MaiJI 8lntttl Dooald IUD..am Hill or Jebovalr't alup 103U a. m. Youth lid Week Pray•r meoflng. 1 llll orB rahns.,M "cum la. J . ~ Ashland Oil Products Blbl • .,_1 •• ... • ~ Cl Lead eec er . ooper, esste '" 1 Brown'• Bottis Gu De 1o U.OO and up .,....,, ""''"'-' •, t ........., WI-· Public meeUna. IIIJD. ·- P· m., ~vaapllstlo m.. p. m. Wednesday· "' . , Cooper to w. Eugene Campbell, :30 o.m., Keune b UeE!IIIaney tiQ 5 p. m., Watchlowor IIUdy liP, 7:10 p. m.; Prayer mlll\o ff . Mra Mazie Hnlotnger Thelma 0 . Campbell. Jerry L. Obfo WY 2-3488 PomerDJ Pomeroy WY 2·211Je Supt.; MornlDC WanJtJp. I p. m.; Bible lludy Tueeda1 lllfl. Thurar'•y T:30 o m. lacbtel ErangeBcaJ Vatte<1 1Campbell, Emily M. Campbell, O:SO m. Even!DJ Worsftlp, 1 p. m. Service meeting, 7 p, P!ee Metllodlll Charell, Laar· Brethren Church - Sunday 45 acres Salem 7 p. m., Prayer Servk:e, Wad- Ill. Thuradlf: Mlntatry sehool, ol Clill, '.et R. t "no 'au. School 9:46 a. m. Worship, Pearl 'Gilkey, · Clara B. Gil: aesday, 7 P· m. I p. m. Tbul'lday. fllllor. Sunday Scbool 8:30 a. ZDd and lib Sunday, t :!O a. key to Stale of Ohto, .50'7A., Sal, CIIJrtb ol Ctrlll, l'emertiJ, 8L Plal'l and St. lolm'a &; Pb1l WIN. oupt.: Morning m. Acbasb Miller, pastor. isbury. l'arolture and AppBanceo Jerrr Maslerl, paMM: 8uDt1aJ I.Gtberlll elturch. - Morning -•hlp 10:30 L Ill,; Y0 o I b Uti !.'~•uob, IAltar• 'D Hurdie Nelson, Mamie A. Nel8cbool t:IO L 111. Clturcb 10:18 wol'llhlp 8:15 m. and 10:11 7 p. m.; Evangelistic da1 School 9:110 a m.: WorshlP son to MaDiling D. Webster, 80 . 1 Pboae INIH12l5 Chester, Ohio a. m.; CbrlatlaD li:DdNVCI', 8:110 a. m.; Sunday School 9:30 a.m. wvlct 7:30 p, ,m. Mld Wool oo '' Sunda! NO D m. acres, Rutland. P. m. &:vetting 8er9ICe. 8:10 p. (Both congregations are meet. IJl'AYer aervl,. 7:30 p. 111. Wed Letlrt Fall• Valted llretbreo Manniug D. Webster, Mary ~. 1JW as one at Sl Jobn's Churelt Wednesday •Ill f1'riday •fttllnl In Christ Olurch. James Mor- Web•ter to Hurdle Nelson, M=<· lllllllld c.aldt II mrtll. at Pine Grove while lba new f'loetlom Otlopel MIIOfaa, U. rison, pastor. SID!day School!al mle A. Nelson. 10 acns, Rot· lllbltt School t:IO; CttmmlltlltJD 8L Paul'• Churcl> Is beln' built. lba~ Stl••,.,.ville Road: E. J. 9:30 a. m. PreacUing ,erv•ces land. 10:110 a. m.. V. B. Braley Allred Met•odfst Cltnreh - Grlmtll, pui<Jr: Rllpr II 1~ first and third Tbursday eve1> Allen E. Ball, Freda Ball 10 lupl. Sllbn Cot'llday, .plllllat: Rev. Pearl Casto, pastor. Sun- fwd, Supt.: 9undl7 Scbnnl I& lap at 7:110 p. m. Second and Carroll W. Jolwon, Mildred LOCAL UNION 156118 & IWo 8L Blbla Study, 7:10: Dtlbart R• day School at 9::!0 a. m., Cbllr'1 m.: !mtatllllle llorvlco. t. fourth SIDidsy evebint:S al 7:30 Jobuoo, Pareol, Chesler. RaveDJWOOd. W. VL lllble. Ieider. lt>J Taylor, Supt. Worohip ser, :10 p. m. "ra,. ·meettrw, 1111 p. m. Prayer meeting second Grace 1:. Campliell to Uoit• 11M ...,.,., II ~~ ,_.. •ico at IO:U a. m. with Vert ~. m. Tu-'1) , aal faurtb lbur&day even•nga ~ Stlllttl, l!uement, Letart. 101' • llarrloonvl4e HoH. IWo Swartz, layleader. Scndll' eve- Bdud "I M t OUtt New- IDd first and lhinl Sunday eO: Grover H,erril, Btllth II. H 1001 Underwood, tlllPIIIel', 8lo all!c at 1 rqular 11111tlng o1 - . ml•oaaey . (lllltOr1 SUllo llllltlp .ot 7:110 p. m. ril to United states, 1111 aoot t:IO a. m.; M.,..,lne the MfF 8aaday evening at *1 leMOI. t:IU a. m., llonidp 111. Jlllm• Jllfletl . , . . _ LebtmciL II ::'~1:3h Ill.; 1lolllr1 Rlld 7:45· p. m. Worsbip oervleo II:ID L 11.; .,.lid.... f:llll tt. Ia Christ Cbureb. J&mll Mar- Clair C. Ho!o, Ann L. ,.. ,. f WY 2:26*1 ~:of Holsum Bred J II 'llQI. with the llev. C11to. Wednes: a.: PriJe ~let, 7:a .. m. l'iloa, paotor. Suntl17 8ciJool to United Slllll, !mmt-. i .. ' ~~::;;:;;;;:.t;.::~.;.;.;..,...;;.;...::;,;.;;;;...:.··o~·;;;.....;;..oo;;,;;4,•.;:.~.,..... ;i · un•• a a 11 lift. ·· day reveali!c et 7:46 p.m. Jolid. '111unda)r. · t:a II:I!L PreacbliiC lfll'\'ICllllutllt. ., ' ,, ...,~,,, I I· ~ Glw , _ ..,, ••,., "'11141 ••• , ,.,.,., low "" \ •aureJl'l!lf 'IIIith PRESIDENT filii UN HOUSE PAINT WHI1Ii 01 DDEfliQ:CCIIIIIUU'l'IOI COLOU 3 .... , ....... l SoCJ'ety NoteS Ullder: wz P· l •• : .. tiiJIIIIItll ..... ...roll Ill . . . . . . . . 'r ... COitlll .. ........,.,. ....... • E 7 'I I . . . ~lint Valley lumber & Supply ..:o. WY 2:2109 923 S. 3rd An. tQ4hiiiU Middleport, 0, Z~~'"'~":'~:lf:~=====::~::::::~_;;.;._;;;.;...;,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii""' • I Available Here In The Big Bend Area At Ingels furniture, Middleport We'D ltand on our heads to EARN rour lnsuranc;o with - ift SHOWCASE The FBI will be ultra,busy nut month. 'lbey've beell alert: ed tht many subversive types are expected lo be 011 band at the student protest mardi 011 Washington, and they know the suhversi... will try to !llhort draft , dodging beatniks to create beadUDe • making "Inc!: d"'ta" ...... Letters from par, II ludlcate tlmt U. S. Society l'OJumnists 3roiD!d the COIDIII}' who "broke the news" that Mme. Helen Rochas of I FULL lED RICLININCJ the GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER BAUM LUMBER CO. The Nationoline Water Conditioner is tht result of extensive experience a~ rtiiGI'ch. Uhimat• in simplicity and efficiency of operation. Fully automatic, electric timer controls 5-cydt valve which operates on water pressure • , • no troublesome springs, solenoids or motors. Adjustable salt dial allows up to .40~ ..,.ingo on JOlt. G••• switch for extra recharges. Lifetime war· ronty on plastic a.binet and fiberglas mineral tank. IO:yr proo<ala wariGilty on valve sysllm. Soli -inod uolt in ........ white with lfulmlng gold trim. GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. Comfort Chairs for Leisure-Living ·FOREMAN & ABBOTI $119;00 to $189.00 -lay Aw., For Cllfslnlll Howl THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA • INGELS PHONE WY 2-2635 FURNITURE OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY liGHTS ~~~~~--~~~--~---~·----------------~------------------~-------------------------------- NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE 1 Property Transfers c:b: BEN FRANKLIN STORE Serv..... u...... -•-•· , RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY ...,iei!J ,-------JOIN OUR LA·Z..BOY CHAIR CLUB -· Find out how you can buy a $lJ9 chalr for only ~19.1t'ssi mplellt'~ easy. Aslc for details YOUR lOCAL NATIONAUNE DEAUR POMIROY LIEVING COAL COMPANY •·1 and nc.w at a most PRACTICAL PRICE! EDWARD 1111111. OWNER 212 I. HCOND WY 2:2036 autiancJ KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. AUTOMATICALLY OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING V, D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY .J'a, Rain-Soft WATER MAX. 126,000 GRAIN CAPACITY- $198.00 2$2,000 GRAIN CAPACITY- 5238.00 SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING MULLEN ~=C». $179° HEINER'S BAKERY t:3o 1P.S: 0 TINY'S FOODLAND B,n.g. from the CHARTER GROUP selection of fine reclining chairs perfume empire had remarried are in for a jolt. Her chums say •·she did get a divorce recent! y but shl' has not re· roamed and does not plan lo." Herb Alpert's Brass Band, playing to packet houses at 5 ,., •• Basin Street East, mrprised the local nightowls who thought their appeal was limited to recordings. They've c:ome dose to Peggy Lee's drawong power I at the club - whlcb II phen· I omena.J - and have been lnsuronco Agency Inc. ed lor a lot of major TV shows, PI'OIIo WY 2:3311 including Danny Kaye's, Ed ,...._..-......,.. ' .. ..i!Moin SL Pomtroy, 0. Sullivan's, the Hollywood Palace, Andy Williams' and Rod Skelton's .... James Fox In New York for the "Kinb premiere Is 6'2", slim, ~~:. very attractive, very B1 ml a very flllled lld.or. Be'a R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT OHIO VArLEY BAKING CO. · MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE -mw. j cw, • �... ' •• ~ .. ' ,. . . ·- . . ...... .. .. .. ."' • • ,.li- ... . . ~-· ' '~" ~ . .. .... .. </ H' '* ,... ,~· ' ' ,., ,. , . • ·· •· r • ~ '"· ~ ... .. # * .• • . . . ... .. ... ~ t . ~. • • " .. - - - - - - - - a - D a i l y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 29, 1965 WANT AD INFORMATION '. t••N!YJII 8111n HO,;:;,.,....,.,~ ~ ...,... For Rent ft!Z de UL ooBB&tm<li<J ''"' ";.,~ =:,.= • ""'~ .. • · ...... '::'- "'::::..,...,::::...., ~ uw11 ~ ---~~~~;:~~~=== ---~~~~-----------11 er Part (Sialo Approved) 2264, Pomeroy. 985-3415 Ch<>S-11 Minersville, Oblo, ~~~ ~ ter. . 10 26 30tp f..!3Z4 . iJt FLOOR lurnisbed. I moms CUSTOM BUTCHERING and bath, modern apartmeol cutting. WiD buy hides every Middlepolt, WY 2-3874. Monday. Phil Meier. y 14 tic WY ~Ul 9 18 Uc FOR SALE eo ..- w .,_, RATS, 1\flCE eliminated forevoJU'l'u...alllb er. ''Gel Star'' 21·"l lb. JL 69 · - ..,. tor l"llr*l ... o11 DAlto fUll tm~ wo ,., " ~~rac~'8~= • .,... Ebersbach Hardware, ugar Hun Mi\1 , Pickens Hardware, ..,. te tt~ !'.nt & oau, ll;tDrdD' A. 8:!0• .. ..... ' to P.tiiOI .... ft"l! 10 I.AB1 TO Pl.Ar.i A Mason • W• Va. ·-.., IUSUL'J' QUALITY 'J'RAILEII l.O'l'S - • • CURTISS "Dairy or Beef" 1111• aod •ater· BroWD'I l'roll Breeding Service. Call WY u ;m: ~~~ ~or~J:.S-:" CeDb ,.. Pomeroy Business Services 10 29 lt KARL GRUESER, Plwubini and lte1ting, Minersville Ohio. End your sewer troubles. we have all sizes sewer machines. Reasonable rates. CaU WY 2--2974, day or nigbt. ;==========:, 1 15 tfc 1961 Motor Co. I CAN'T GO RI6HT NOW, ELVINEY- I GOT BISCUITS IN THE OVEN DAILY CROSSWORD Rambler Classic St. Wagon ~ $795 Locally owned, 6 cyl. engine, automatic tran1. Radio and heater. SpotleSB interior, good tires. Brown and bei&e finish. See this bargain today. .. -- •. - ---ACBoell 4. Bitter l. Cortes mapa 1965 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door __ $2195 Locally owned by lady, a new eu trade in. ll!i,OOO mile& 6 buy 1961 Chevrolet Impala H.T. Cpe. __ $1395 Locally owned by nurse. White tlnitih. Red interior, new tires. 6 cyl. Automatic trans. Sharp as any 61 model yGu will ever find 4. Barfelt. 7. Aaplrant naut. J2. :bland off Venesurl 18. Hesitate 8. Under· a1zed 14. Doctrlnl! i. Adabl'H animal 111. Portal 17. TblnJy Property scatteret1 20. NABA project OPEN IVEI. 9:00 P.M. Transfers 1'0 lEIIC'I, a..G 22. Back ot prietts PilOt.( ~IHQ 2T.Hatred 28. CQrd 29. Tosca and Rlgoletto 30. P eter Snell and Jim PHONE WY 2-2156 Ryun 12.ChLim u '. • ngbt stl. Pair 18. Central deity: lodo.ecta 80. Mlst..e..ke U. J'abtic made froM fh"' ~ « . Clans DOWN 1 Hatteru or Cod / ~ 1 161. jjf.l., loc T M lt . UI ,., Ofl. 1/T. Opea: 38.C- 31.smv 37.Food leaving:, 38. Lll'Ke worra :U. Brazil Negn> 11 I• 14 ~ " ~ ~ ~~ ~ 1. . leT GASOLlNI! ALLI!Y WA" I" ~· I'' n .v CRYPTOQUOTE - He...,•a llow to work It: ,, ' l: ·'!d "· WMPO Radic triiNllH ROBERT c. RAJlTZNBAC8 lherlff, Meltl Counb', Ohh, ' I.T. Tlwmu arad Ropr •· le4moDd AUorDtiJ'I fo r PlalnttU liD) a, 15 :a. :ae1 •w 1, lie 6 S7 Weather 7 IXl .~ a uonal :lews 1: 05 Bill Millet Sho• 7 liO Sports P<tnille 7.35 Bill Miller ~how i :Sf Picken ~ Harcwar~ ITut• Tburs.) 7 00 Newa 8 Bill Miller Show 8 45 Baker Furruture Shol'f V.OO News WILL BE APPRICIATID ~ : 05 Cortee with Jaael to. :00 Portraits ot • Patriot iO ·(l- Swap Shop 10,30 BiU Miller Bru•ch Show iO,ti Masoo AIJ'. Pqram TRUSTEE OF SALISBURY TWP. (1\•eadly) World Wor II Veteron-Amerl- Legion P.O.L QUALIFIED- CAPABLE- EXPERIENCED Pd. Pol. Mr. Conclldate For Member llolrcl of Ecluutlan ~l~wa SOUTHERN LOW SCHOOL DISTRICT High School Grllluete, Bual-n I ,.....,. Your Help WIIIBeApprea.ted Pd. Pol AllY, :I J'"'""""""""""""""""""""'""',.i 6 29 For Rent ==-lOUSE on Lincoln ---=~ Heights, newly decoraled, inside and out. Call WY 2--a121. 10 29 tfc B ;:;;R""' !CK :;;--;;DUPLEX,- -3. bedroom!,\ iving room , dining kitchen, basement and age. Forced air gas lurno'"' I Butternut Avenue. CAll 2-5127. 10 29 tfc - - - Monday Th,.ugb l"riday 7:13 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:25 News in Bnel 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy UO Oh10 Valley News 1:111> World News 8:10 Sports Today 1:15 Weather Picture 8:16 MuSJe<~ l Clock 1:55 Community New1 8:00 Talk ot the Town 1:55 Mason County New• 10:00 Public Service 10·05 Family Worship tlour 10:30 Latchstring 11 :00 News U:05 Morning Melodie1 (etcept Fr1Qay, Church BeU1 RinK) 11:45 World News 11:55 Maso" County New1 U:OO Community New1 12:05 Noon Newa 12:10 Markets U:15 Mid Day Weather 12 :20 Bulletm Board 12 ?.5 News 0 Gram• 12:30 County Agent 12:45 Country Go Roond 1:55 News Beat 2:00 CoWitry Go Round 2:55 Newt Beat SA TtiRD.\VS - 6:00 Sign On - News 6.30 Happy Valley Boys 6:05 Country MusiC Time 6:20 wUJltry Jamouree ' · llt Protestant Hour 7:30 Sports Parade 7:35 Larry Anderson Snow w:4! ft's !!uslc - '\rmy 11:00 Dulto.l's and Hems Dsll')' l'op re~~ Show 12:00 Newo U:15 tuSJcal lnterlud' U:30 Rev Merlin fee lS 1:00 News 1:05 Jim Mees Show 1:50 Sporto Parade 6•00 SUndown Serenade 8:45 SlgD 011 ijJ,'NUAYS 7:30 Sign !JD _ Armt !lour 7:55 Nelli 1:00 Boptbl Layman'; Hour 1:!10 Suoda~ Show t :30 Tbo Bible Spealo.• to You t:4& Legtsiattve R"""rt 1G oc The Good 1,1re 10:1• Congn!Mmao Moeller Tha . 10:30 Coun!ry Kymntimero 11:!0 Tho Qwet Hour u oo Ne ·Tbt"'Cbrlsttane Hour ; :: : : , w:~ Matinee 12:30 1111 Rev. Mer!~ feel• 4:00 Dlaclng With DoSI 1:30 The Rev. SUu Billups UO Interchange u:' li Otis S. McClintock -~- .liP - DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOULD UPD• TI4E I\AOr.lE WE ON TH IS ACCOM~IS" CASE T~E BIGGE~ KEEP ------- - - I WJEH RADIO 6· 00 Sundown Serooade 6:45 Sign Olf Family Wonhip (Thurs.) A. ~ .<.:. Prolf'am (Friday) Newa ru.y·, ColDI!ry JuncUoo rtuy'o Country HyDlDI Cement Block Newa Goelster'1 Guea& Star ~ ••• 1 t"'""' 12:30 Lal'l']l Andersoo &a. 3: l: Jim Moe~ Show 4: ~ Biaetloar Aulll Sbow 4.30 Eleetrtc -ComPI!Ijl Nm 1 : ~ Jim Mea ShoP : ·: Mea Sbow 3:00 1be Rev. Andrew f 1:30 Sunday •howr.as. 5:30 Rize:'e· Weather Report 1:00 SundDWII Serenade UO Sporll PJII'aoe 1:0 Sip Oft THE BORN-LOsER 10:45 W•45 ll.IXI 1l.Ob IL30 12:00 ll: ·:JO For Better Schools Vote For ANTIQUE Furniture, dislle9 . miscellaneous. Call or write : Mn. Howard CecU. 800 Main St., Pomeroy. l"RIDAY- R 31 Newe IX IBERNARD D. GILKEY I . _ of S.ale. rHJtu 8 OIJ :i1gn On - ,·~~ w~ 0 Db Mcred Heat' 6 !I Me1g> Collllty RFD 6 15 Pool Bowen~, f 'arm Eleven y1181'1 exper!enae 011 laiiB~ 'l'ownshlp roads. Your vote llld lnflu._ wiD bi IIJPNClated Pd. Pol Mr. of S.a .., Cub 111 bud 08 ._y YWJIIP \ l ('i THE~R.EAT NURSERY OF GENIUS.- T UCKEQ'\(AN CANDIDATE FOR 1RUSIEi OF SAUSBURY TOWNSHIP 13000.00 and eannot be lold tor '"' illlul two thiNII of die appra!Jed YU. .IZXU VPLPX __ ....,._.,..,....._ .,.h ROLLIN B. RADFORD .......!-rtu BK -... . . •l !l- 1'..- y ' a Cryptoquol<>: NATIONAL IIIII'I'IIUSIAS!o! • PD. POL. ADV. real tJ~t•te wu Qpr.ldll my lantern/ P B D P U .1. - K Z XC P K T P X Jl P THANK YOU POR YOUR IUPPORT Tb& LooKy here, Rufos ' Busted ..., AJ:YOLB.\AX& lo LDNGF.LLOW One lt'tler .~Imply stands for another. In this aamp· for the three L'a,. X for the two O's, etc. Slngleo lr XQYBMPQ It !tao been lrnpoB&ible fer me lo _..n, tall Gil voter •s much II I would like to. 1 . . ,_. " 1 1'ttand. 111(1 &Dd -k your IIIJIPOrl NOY. 2, 8y KINO ~~ ~ APFPJIIBJY SU~PORT BE ING KICKED.':" .&~qutu-. YOUR EN..JO')' """"I' 110 trophi £.'11, the lengtb. and tOI'Jl'latioa. of tba wordll Bach day th e L'Ode letters are di!lerent. TRUSTEI! OF SU'nON TOWNSHIP llUT THE'/ M . Newlboy'a tt.inera.ey; I" golf playm 1"Stay out of this! Stay out of that! The only thing I'm allowed to fi:OI into is the ~athtub!" maa I• 1.At& distance t Certain ' • :. 'I men• 26. Ger. I" I" took i ,f' iru<tru- 32. vr.Uey 33. Arabian chieftain 43. Rub out j~ muel- ~wl" 4%. Aulgnoof VOTE FOR JOHN N. Hill FOR TRUSm '"" ..,, partners 19, Thaa: I <T . way liO.AJ>c- 20. High: mue. :U.O!ID..... t to 3 dowa Ot: Allll 2t. Hawa&. _J6,1lack :La. Game Ger. .,..k 26. 'nbetan WATCH TH' BISCUITS, 23. Rtm• to a throne 16.Dowrong 16. C<m.tllUoa Pomeroy Motor Co. """'""' liHd .b:l & eoal miDe Jl. Beton.; . cyl. Std. trans. Radio and heater. Turquoise fiqjsh. A niee vet.e~a SAIRY BELLE '<; GOT TH'LOW·DOWN ON THAT IIIEW FAMBLV WHAT 'S MOVIN "I N 'l H'HOlLER ,~rsons 5:00 Collll!IIJDity Newo 5:05 Mason County News 5:10 World & National News i: 15 Spolllgbl 00 Sports t 1 : ~ Weather 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 7:40 N•wo 7:15 Sign 011 , 7:15 Sign On. Mu•i cal (;Jock 7:21i News in Briel 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes ol Joy 1:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World Newa 1:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather Picture 1:16 Pt. Pleasant FOOI.hal 't 10:30 Songo for Children 10·45 The Golden Key 11:110 News U :r· Saturday Show 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat. News 12 20 Bulltlln Board 12: ~ Ne~n 0 Graa11 U:30 Saturday Natineo 1:30 New1 Headlines 1:!1 Saturday Matinee 1:56 Newa Z:OO Saturday Matlnea 1:30 News Headllneo 1:31 Saturday Maunoe %:50 News 3:00 S.lurdav Matinee 3:10 Newo Headllneo !·31 ""turd M tin . "" ay a et 3:55 Newa 4:110 Dlaclll(l •lib Don 4•30 Top Ton Revue 5:110 News Rowldup 5:15 lnhtrlude \, By HAROLD GRAY Ar-10 OLD SAO!f: AN' "'M SMITH LEt:T IN Tl.f MIGHT f OR 5WITZERLAMO AND NEVER A WORD I=I?Oivl '£M SINCE ' M D PoMPOUS J(J{)GIIi WH~~ LHli'f:E: QUIT ,llJtJGIN' AND ·;o~ 01=1= ~CQ_ 4 000, TOO ! AND /ltOW 10M Ari' 1t.ffl T\41001..1: SOLD lHEII? PAP ~I? ANO HOME Afoi() ARe LE ~tf T'Ltvf. IH EUROI"'~ ~ ~V B !>. IT'B IH' SAME IN UlT9 0 ' Q:~ TOWNS, l QuNNo l tl ~r.,.. WtN, WE'•J£ ~OUND LOT'S 0' NIC~ FOLKS 1-lEJ·;~ AND l10' 1="01 KS WE c K/-IOW ARE MOST ~VE'R ' Wf·H;PE . O~t..'( DOtH 1'4Aio:t l-ltADliNE6 SO M~CH ! ~" ""••54r-ID't t 'PF.I'li.?S IT'S ABOJT US T"~fiOV E Ot~. T.QQ, :f4 1 --.. 1\ 5~~00 =~~=In 7 oo o.n 7;10 Ne.:: Plt!J -=..,;_:_:..;::..::.::;_ _ 7:45 Off tba Air-~~ ~CIIJ6 VOTI! FOR ROBERT BURDffiE TRUSTEE SALISBURY TOWNSHIP e EXPERIENCED e QUALIFIED Your Vote •nd Support Apprtcllted Pd. Pol. AllY. Robert W. "Bob" Louks Bv NEAL ADAMI lQI'Em; _,-PATift<li CANDIDATI POR TRUSnE OF smON TOWNSHIP • Serve4 on Syraeuse Council • Spo1111or of •Snaeuse Community Baseball Part Your Vote IIJd Aiel Willie Apprtdlted .<)THANK YOUI WE'III USIIIG '!filS ~..... N9111B-illiOL • ~ON. FTIIOiil!llRI.IGS DID lCu HARM, 1HfS PIECE Of EQW\'I'Il'iT WILL GOA~ WAY »~IT, '' Pd.PolAdY, 1 .;~ ;- _..,.,.. d~ :q.~. t;.::., .. ~··~ �. •. '' "' . . · d FaiiGar e~ Round-UptS T0 ic ol Club ' llNew&y•Ask ..dmissiontoPack Olb Pack 244 met at the gas ' nri.l.r S\lldJI.L . CALENDAR ~ Mainly About I I Peop e n Pomeroy . " "::._··nd . And HfUU. About lttjddleDOrf Se~ 'Appn~tice ~tr a~d lu~s A~bert ~~~r; It Wed~sday lit AI~ ' ~s sw~n. J~"':";i ;i:::"·::! ~c~ ~ark rom At Heath Church ! 'Oillce Monday evening when "F Garden Round-Up" was l ocr. II Alan applications were turned in for , ic when Wildwood Gar-: Mr and Mrs. Roger Seelig I The Pomeroy Bend C. B. Rs- lace bas returned to the Great 11 new boys, Charles R. met Wednesday even-•and ;.,ns of Dayton spent the[ dio Club will sponsor a "coffee Lakes Training SChool DUlensworth, Jr. Arnold P. d g at the home of Mrs Alfred ' st weekend with Mr. and Mrs. I break" at the Youth Center! nola following a two weekJ visson, Dannie Edgell. Jon . er Mmersv:lle, wlth Mrs., :' nnin Roush Hidden Lakes.,in Mason, W.Va. Sunday from here with his parenls, Me. Rlley, Donald L. Fisher and Mrs Chnsty l Mrs 'Manning Roush to 5 p. m. Free coffee and and Mrs. Dwight Wallace and nit C. Mulford, as co-hosle" es. and Miss Helen Baer were Co- cookies will be served. CB- : daughter, Nancy. Wallace will Larry L. Neff, Gera . Mrs Lawrence Snuth. preSJb visitors Thursday. and anyone lntereste '" begin medical corps schooling. Gary N. Welch and Jerry L., dent the meeung and "'Earl Denny Sr. and Mrs ' CB radios are welcome. Come [ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bennett Welch. Now at last ne\\ I devo'tions lwn· led by Mrs Edl· l Mees vimted Imeet your friends and exchange and family of Columbus. spent Mothers are ne . rded son Hollon who read the Gar- fternoon with Mrs G:lbert QSL cards. the pal! weekend with hiS parWolf badges were. awaLeo- den club creed from the new es Nnv. I en!! !lr. and Mr!. Charles BenSteve Walburn, Don vear book. Members responded George Campbell and ! The Middleport Garden nett.' Saturday evening t he nard, and aoid ar-' to roll call w:th wh at ,they enDonald of Yongstown were , will meet MondayM Nove: F group visited In Parkersburg. ,p ~cl~b AI·'~~ ;oh~- ~eau Sti~ers. Den- !H~ra~ Da~~dw ~~:~;:eaer ~onducted ~:f dill Brown, Glenna Sprague and Cooke · decorations - o. kej Ritter 'noxie Walters, Sylvia Sandy JuniorMYfl PartyisHeld ~ French.' Me. and Mrs. Emerson The JUJitor MYF of Heath Jones were assisted Doug Methodist Church held a Hal- Dowson with the par y. It loween party Thursday evening Attending _were Done Waw: In the church basement decor- ers, Okey Ritter, D;tghtCDoke ated with huge spider web son, Eddie Brown, om oo ' made by Okey Rliler and Doxie J. T. Rue Kenny Smtth, Waltera and several large skele- dy Ions made by Douglas Oowson mfer Go e, e ' 'bb' of the Senior MYF. Orange pa- kle SUtton, Verne Ord, Ro per streamers were used Ord, Ketth, :n d throughout. French, Sandy o ns . Game• were played under the Doug Dowson. direction of the game commitlee composed of Robbie Ord, SPEAKER ANNOUNCED ~~ • Meigs Girls k at y Are Speo ers AtWorkshop the~;;;"'::gu~~~ Miss Patty Dorst and Miss Pat Bailey were ers at the r Ohio Workshop Inn Athens Wednes· 'and dak:, Dorst rpresenlln& the . unt' 4-H clubs and Y of the Eastern Future Homemat' rica described their ers of A:'red by the local cotnp to the American In· ohfte of Cooperatives at Cos mubus Missouri last August. lu Also 'appearing' on the program were Thad Dye who re- Univerr~inoon ~·: M~tgs B~l Bun~] G:~~isp~~r;· V~c- ~1:~ Be~!. Mar~ ~d0:" ~ :~~ e~ninl­ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Mrs B. Mr>. . The meetmg was adJourn d I A Thanksgivmg arrangenH•nt . M. C. Wilson. Hostesses E. F. - are 9 I * * * •~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ a NOW KNOW I 2, ·- · - -- VnUIIual W ayl 3U3'1 persons hvmg in . ,grow~ :oil X llldws tall and goes I p iz •s. were aw arded for the purchased at the door. Mr~. ~ ew, .d square miles enlirel) surr?und-•well w:lh tul:ps. Plant at least cos;u~es and the entire class- Karl Owen and MiSB Phyllis 0/ Cooking Studle ed by the city of Detro:!. - -- -- - - A ...... .~.J.t~. A ~- HEAD HALTER AND p];:~ nt twelve to each square gr~;~pe and ~ ~~:: d~ fo.>l ' a tour of the class- Joachim are co-chairmen. crocus. snowd tops m the Central Building. hyacmths m front of ev-1Reh eshments ul donuts, or~ NOV. 4 The Meigs CoWlty PTA I N ~as "New and Unusual Ways to . 1 Cook Vegetables'' the topIS ic when Rock Sprmgs Home- erRreens 1 ang e dr:nk and candy lavors sponsoring a rummage sale on makers Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Dw tght gave, were selved by the room 4, 5, and 6 at the Sauvage the home of Mrs. Fred Goeg··Now ts the ltmt• w, plant peo- , ers ol both das~es Building on Front-st. Pomero~. lein. . Mtlh~~n . moth-~ Nov. pres~- ny roots, fertllze lawns, place Pme v.mners m lhe morn- I from 9 a. m. unlll 5 p. m. Ttus Mrs William Grueser, hurlap around ne Jrees, plnnt ing class :neiuded R:rky Glaze, wtll be a large rummage ,.le. dent, conducted a short bust· I yt> on plowt>d ground f o r ftrst prize, dressed as Casper ness session Mrs. Arlee Abmu lch, and d:g glad:oll. dah the Gh ost. and Jennifer WlSe, LAN WORLD DAY bolt, Mrs. Raymond Cole and Ihas an d cannas second pnze as a pink rabblt. P . Mrs w. A. Drake were named , Flu wer arrangements asstslmg were Mrs ! The Meigs County Council of las leaders to attend _the tratn- 1 EASY JUdgt'd !J} Mrs .ruck Robson' J hn Gros~. Mrs William In-· Umted Church Women will ob- ing session on "Knowmg a Good TO 10 l,,.,Irs aud nuoon' ,:, Mrs. Fred LewlS Mrs. Ken· serve World Community Fit." . V\ E t_Jsher and Mrs Holter ~eth Wl lcox and Mrs. Norman at the Middleport A potluck dmner was served 1 • for the1r arrange ments. !y . b h Friday November 5 at noon with Mrs. Grueser askf I · · ·e served by eauger. · c urc ' · Won'! : HP res lme n(s "'e' In the afternoon class f1rst l : 30 p.m. "Laity's Miss10n ins grace. In •bu~t: a rter noon the the hostesses to 14 membres rize went to Connie Burton, W ld Affairs " is the topic was presented by Mn. Damage Iand two guests, Mrs. Housun: as • bride, and second thor aftrnoon James Geoglein, Mrs. Homer Radford, Woadwo,k and Mrs. Harry who also· prize won by Martha Kraw- In 'ton of Middleport will and Mrs. Scot! Folmer who all won :he dou: pll ze. sczy n as a ballerina. speaker. Sewing supplis, so prepared the vegetables PlfASANT ass:st:ng were Mrs. II altr yard goods and health a l d ved wtth the P"'IUck dlnn ed FOAM Sew-Rite Sewing Morm Charles Smith, are the projects for the meet- AU.ending were those n:er RUBBER ('/ub hulds Dinner Mrs. Gary Way land. Mrs. Char- ing Women of all chur<hs In above and Mrs. Lew:s GruG . PADDED Me mbers of the Sew - Rite ' les W:nebrenner. the. county are Invited. Mrs. Welby HAtTER h M t'10 ge SklMer, Mrs. I 1 Sewing rlub met "' I e ar bell, Mrs. Harold Blackston and BAG Restaurant Wednesday at 7 p. Nwwrene Yuuth ELECI'ION DAY NOTE Mcs. Mark Grueser. The next HOlDS I m. lor a dmner. The Halloween Guests at Ta)'lors The Women's Club of I h meeting will be Nov. t7 at I p. theme w as l'arried oul on the The young people of t h c Morning Star E.U.B. church m. at the home of Mrs. W. A. 15 tBS. table. 1First Church of the Nazarene will serve lunch election Drake SAND A fterward, the group in Midd leport held a Halloween . in the church basement. On SUGAR ed to th eir club ruom where party Mond ay evening in the menu will be soup, chill, PLAN POMEROY DANCE OR Mrs. Elza Gilrnor, J r , basement of t hehome or Mr. wiches, potato salad, pie, The Pomeroy Band BoosterJ WE IGHTS I dent, was in charge of a and Mrs. Lester Taylor, decorhomemade ice cream and Association will sponsor • n(i . 1 911S business session. Names ated with witches, goblins and hJgh school dance party from AKRO TRA CT drawn for a Christm as colored strt>amers. fee. to p. m. this at 1 11 I . . . .- - - - :: : : - : : : - exchange, The Games were played and . tbe Pomeroy High gym. RETAIL • $1D.95 dontted by M". gu.,ts drew thetr masks ANNOUNCE BANQUET Jays wlil emcee. ing was awarded t_o Mrs. Don were JUdged and wmners The Mother · .Daughter ban- ~ ~~.::.;~~------=--- · - - - -- - - - : - Mullen. Mrs. Browm~g and ~rs. Peggy McKinney, prettiest; T'7- quet of Evangeline ~apter, ~· r,.,,:on as the Dodor orden Gilmore each rece:ved btrth- ry Grogan, most original; Bt~ E.S., Middleport, wtll be be .d under Comfortable and Con· day g1fts from the1 r secret pal. ly Motley, ugliest. Refresh- Tuesday evenmg, Nov, at the •.~t~ttnt Circumstanc... I 1 A dessert course was served ments of donuts. cider. pop 1 Masonic Temple. The Maso~ i by Mrs. Browning to Mrs. Ray- and snacks were served during i will prepare and aerve the dmmond Baity, Mrs. Dayton Strick- the evening. I ner. Reservations are to be :and, Mrs. Charles Hoffman, Attending were Carolyn and sent to Mrs, Charles Bennett Mrs. Mullen. Mrs. Calv in Simp- Sammy Acree, Martha and Re- by Nov. 3. 1son, Mrs. Willard Boyer, Mrs. l becca Barlletl, Martha aDd -1 Donald McKnight, Mrs. Edward Ricky Hamm, Peggy and LewWASTE NOT 1 Wells, Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Lou- is McKin~y . Sharon Harrison, WASTE NOT 1is Osborne, Mrs. Donald Collins, Gene Stephenson, Roger Dud- WASHINGTON (UPI} N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0 . Mrs. Tom Grueser and Mrs. ley, Ronnie Cheadle, Alberta Government auditors claimed a Willi-am Owens. Little, Robert Buskirk, James quarter million dollar victoiJ ~:ii:::~::::;::::~~...-..--....-..=---..= - , IBartlctt , Larry, Roy and Tuesday In the "war on waste. Taylor, Gary Ellis, Bill Motley, They said $252,000 a Ye • r Terry Grogan, George Luster, coul~ be saved by buYID& office j i Allen and Dong Acree, Mrs. desks without lockl. Clyde Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. The General Accounting I John Russell, Mrs. E D. flee (GAO) said its study '. ree and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. showed that most government ---agencies did not require Legion Post Plmll ployes to lock their desks each night. worse, most employe! Halloween Party did not use fhe locks now proDrew Wester Post No. vided. American Legion, will holdo".= l ,•~~--......~~=:"""' Halloween party at the home Saturday, October 30, trorrt iI 8:30 p.m. to 12 midnight for members, their wive!S an d guests. TONIGHT I SATURDAY The grand parade for those , "ZEBRA IN THI KITCHIN" in costume will be held at 9 P· [ (Techntcotorl rn. Prizes will be awarded An I Jay Norb, TV'• DenniJ the Martin MllDer, ADGJ evening of dancing and other Menace; Devine. enterLainment is planned. Re"THE ROUNDERS" I. You are systematic about your payments. freshments wi11 be served. (Technicolor) 2. You keep accurate recorda of your Henry Fonda, Glenn Ford, \JET TICKETS Sue Ann Langdon, Hope HoJ. expenditures. The Brndbury PTA is spon- iday, Chill Wills, Edior Bu3. You are a depositor in a soun.J financial soring a cream-baked chicken chanan. institution. dinner Saturday evening. Nor vember 13th at the school. Tick- SUNDAY, MON. and TUES. Oct, 31 - Nov. 1-2 If you don't have a chPOking aC<".ount with UB, it ets are being sold in advance I "GIRLS ON THE JIACH" will take only minut e& to open o · •· Come on in! and may be purch•sed from (Technicolor) BiH King, Arlene Davis, Ber- Martin West, Noreen Corcortha Bing, or Joyce and Allan an, The Crickets The Beacb Leonard. Anyone unable to buy Boyo, Lesley Gore. "CLARINCI THI tickets in advance may make CROSI-IYID LION" reservations by calling Joyce ITechnicotor) Leonard. Price of u,. dinner is llarohal Thompoon, Cbet'l'l lllller. Belly Drake. $1 plus dessert. TRACTION SET I w e ~ ei Mothers a~arded bl~e ~ressed ~yatt OMEROY ELBERFELDS IN p DRIVE TO SATURDAY Mot~ers tb~ END Of THE MONTH SALE-· BARGAIN S ALL OVER THE STORE•• AM 9 • fh STORE HOURS 9 to m e EVENING SATURDAY • • • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ~rs. ;~r- , .r ORUG CO. 1 1 MEIGS THEATRE Every check you write on our bank prores 3things about you: I ,;· · Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation • r .. ~· I·• I• ,.... THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT! Pd. Pol. Ad•. sIDI cu·t 0 dence would be disastrous. e N MIN l I• • " """lEKStheir - FOREIG deputies from• sers or . on 40 Afro-Asian nat:oll8 met to>day In a showdown Beeston which appeared likely to result -. In a third and possibly final owfethreelrlndsulcamtimonoit.P a n t a s o t e ....., ~pos,t~J.!_J,t. .'te-ce·m,·IOent t~~= ~!~~'m':r.!:/ • • ~.tbe..ribbon IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. Men • Discover Savings · · •- -·· Style .. Warmth! Just in time for those cold, bright days you'll see so much of this se• son, See us soon for the latest In men's fashions at most populer prices. ~·- Hu:l!~ ,1!~0:,~~ :h~O::.':'.:WW:t'':.!~ct'~:ys:::~ ~ winn!...,~gebr~~~d~ ~-~,·~''''' 1 8-Point Deer f.~rd i ~• c:~:,u~v~ r.. . 1 ' Hit by Auto , k.~n-d ~er ~ quarters v f a Dream (A~) • hu~reds Are F"medby J dge pOrter' Band Show SPORT SHIRTS ~ ':!s ..... in~ Masked Bandi't Gets $1,700 .! · day~. ~ ~ th·~-~,11::r \ ~- execu~ e:~? Ja~esbtflllwleyth. an~ \ a~ cllebe~ p~ EXCELLENT SELECTION co_:c~enslve 11~ CLOTHIERS . IDL Modell prleell ,. Oa THE MARTIN RESTAbiANT Mlcldleport . ··1-1] .:·,f l/ ..' ,,r.. •.,,•'' ·' " ' ~•·t.v. v~ ~ ~~fon. e Sta-Prest Levis . ""~ Cardiac work G D • ets onation , From Meigs th~ds ~ns •LEVIS ' "' Seven persons • COLOR \ • Ru~ GJ'ven at Game ri; or Cttuld cause permanent postfiiiM- j Smitb hiday. afternoon marking the mea( of the summit, cia! opening of the Pantasote Company's new $7,000,000 resin plant located on State Rt. 2. HtADY TO HIGHER PRIC· Public tours and open house was observed following es were general for all major the ribbon cutting cereclaltel ol slanghter livestock at many. 1 vice president, maooracturlng; Midwest markets this week. Other State officials attend- : Austin Ganly, lreasurer; Frank At major ·Hvestock terminals, ing Included Angus Peyton, Gran, Sylvester D.Maloney and alaughter steers and heifers Commissioner ol State Oeparl- Ralph Wyman, directors. IO!d Bteady to 50 <entB higher, ment of Commerce· Paul Crab- The Pantasoto Company Is re- in Middleport Friday night by 1964 Qunn Judy Mooro. Mole• General Hospital struck by . a passmg car .. , at 1\. High St., except at St. Joseph and Kan- tree, Assistant rognized in the plastics field, Mill Hollinshocl wu oacortocl by Kenny Entlfth of Admtaafou - Eva Knopp, The Me:gs County Shenf! s Colum bus. A3416 proJect of lba Ill City, where Steady to 10 to Governor Smith ; Fielding as a producer of high ·quality Pomoroy High tchDol, Mason; Loshia, Mitchell, Department whlch mvestlgated Frankl :n Cnunt v Heart Ass• cents lower trends prevallad. Lewis, Wyatt M. Rogers, Jr. polyvinyl chloride tPVC) reThis lltgfOIII, porh1po, how Pamoroy-Middloport land ; Austin Russell, Middle- the 1:40 a. m. m:shap, sa1d the elation. due; not limit Cowl were steady to $1.25 low- and Tracy Starcher, State De- sins, compound•, vinyl ftllllS, 1tudont1 rnlly feof obout school ODMolldlllon, • quoo- port; Timmy Tillis, Rutland. deer ran mto the pathway of an i services to .. 11 Fra nklin County ,111 er, lflth the most decline at partment of Commerce; Thorn- sheeting, converted items and lion their poronlo wiU ••Y yoo or no to noxt Tutldoy. Dlocbarpo - Richard Wil· :"to. dnven :Yl W:lham sidents. Since its opening, ev• Omaho. Bulla were steady to 50 as Battle, State Ta• Depart. interior packaging. son, Middleport; Timmy TilllS, wam, 13, e pre. ere was 200 ed h . tienta ta higher and vealers stea Rutland heavy damage to the fron t of recover Par pa cdento· . t'•• ment; State B Com- · .,. Thel local plant model car. The, havek been y •h· -•Ill· At most (lOin ' lo Gus o1DouglaS!, A ' ltur 't Iwill50 have'II'an 1- - - : : : - - - : - : - - - - ·-- - - - -- - - -- -- -- ·- - - - - - - ISwain's l • va luaBted asthto their 1961 feeder cattle and calvea were mtss ner grtcu e; rer:mwa capacty o mt . ton: editorial! ,driver was reportedly uninjur-1 w or to eranre. et ter an two 51 10 dy to $IIIO wer ry Jones, Hou!e of Delegates pounds of restn wtth prov:s:OII8 An ..;;.;_;....___ ed and no arrest was made. of them have returned to ea · and State Senator Randolf A. for future upanalon. Th h 'If' d t gainful emplovment, many to • BALl!lBIJRY, RHODESIA - Tay Ior. The Pantasote plant now em· (0 Ole Of also einvestigating a one-car d b s er1 s epar men 1 mis-. was •theTh1r . ld IJo . ' . Brillsll Prime !linister Harold Federal officials included ployes about 60 persons and Is hap that oceurred at 11 :50 a. m. f,'0 udatwn ' ardma e Yt • 1 Wilson nld today Britain does Rep. Ken Heehler; Mrs. VIr- eapected to reach 100 employMost homes of the five school dis- makes Meigs county one of Ohio's cham- Friday on the Waid Sayre hill. I sta . me" :ng a 1c 1og:s • a not hojteve Rhnd..ia is ready ginia Mae Brown, Commission- es when in lull produclion. tricts that will vote on consolidation pions-in dropouts. Authorities reported a car med:cal ' oc:al_worker,10 a medfor lnitependance under black er, lnterslate Commerce Comnext Tuesday will be visited before t_he ConsoUtlltion will not reverse the driven by Phillip Andre Hill, , leal technolog:st, and • vocaAfriC!aD.' M•jortty rule. He said mission,· James Donohoe, Art d 1 trend of these data overnight. But con- 16, Racine, was demoilshed ll_onalJ counselor._ 8 election by earnest paren . eep Y tn.• M D George th di_ Mort he thiDIIia tbe present crisis can ea Redevelopment Adminislraterested in upgrading thetr public solidation must come before reversal when it turned over on the 1nee, r. '. . .·• IS • rec "!· be em.! "in I short time." ford Walker, U. S. Department can begin. rural road. No inruries were ! The servlce ." free and avatl· Wllloti ruled out the use of tion· Odus Kincaid Small scnools. We should ask, too. Who Is really beI reporled and no citation was able With bea rt tolmpalrmen . any. mdlv:dual . re-• any Ill' lttack, milllary inva- BDS!ness Administration; CllfandConsolidation the talk of has been the of dream Meigs short short-changed? Certainly, the iss ued. who IS 1 by his famIIOh or•""" other form of force. lord W·'•·r, u. s. Department d children are but are not the taxpayers !erred to the Center -, ...., county people for many years. Tues ay • . t ·1 h · · by Brl,lain to impose an Afri- of Labor; Guy Morris, Small is the ftrSt opportunity the people of more so? Could we be like the skin 11 m l Y P Ystc:an. can majority government on tbla Bualnesa Administrator. U lbese districts _ Northwestern, Bed- ish person who buys cheaply and acwhltHUled colony. He all o d p cepts outdated merchandise? . wiiJ'IIad witHe exlremiJIII that Panlasote executives lncludford Salisbury, Middleport an orneThus in thia troublesome crrcle, It Britiln will not llland idly by If od: Charla A. Wyman, Chair- Seven were lined Frl- roy:__ have had to accept or reject con- appears 'both parties, the children and l.eroy Crew Dies they try to "take the Jaw into man of · the Board; Henry W . day by MetgB County Court solidation. tlie taxpayer, are short-chan•ed. We can 1 •-Ir hands., Wyman President· Barry A Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr. Most of us, at one time or another, k th . by v'f g consoh Fridav in Rutland ,,. own · Rossen' EIO!CIItivo' VIce Presi: Cordlliia Rille was fined $10 sense that Washington is too far away e ctrc1e appro n • Funerai services for Leroy COLUMBUS (UP! I- A mask Crews, 81 , Rutland, who died LOll ANGBLES - LOS AN- dent; Jnhn Ertel, vice pres!- and cosll lor laHure to yield for us to wield effective influence over It iB difficult to discuss the advantag..let aufiered tbrouclt 111 llltb dent • production- John Foley half the roadway and $IOO and our elected representatives. Certainly, in es of consolidation without appearing ed. shot-gun toting bandit, held Friday at his home, wiU bt •· bum' ' costs on a no operator's license a democracy, our representatives in lbe h d · t up a drive-in restauran l early held Sunday at 2 p. m. at thl •lrallht day of """"• eyeeharge. Judge Porter suspendf to imply our present sc oo1 a nurus ra- tooay and ned with more than Martin Funeral home with tht inl'-11101 tOday and Mayor Saed $90 of the latter fine and capital must reflect many shades o op- lions have been doing a poor job. We Rev. Herbert Grimm officialmdtl W. forty and Gov. Et1placed tho defendant 00 proba- ion In their voting. are the first to hold that all five dis- $1,700. Franklin County sheriff depu. ing. Burial will be in the Milea multd G. Brown acruaed each lion for 110 Next Tuesday In Meigs county, how- trlcts have accomplished miracles in re- ties said one of three employes Cemetery. otbtr of part of the blame. The In other acttono, Theron Work- ever, lbe consolidation issue sits square- cent years on smaU budgets pitted ag· 111\01 attack, deoerlhed by the man lf8s fined $II and costs ly in our laps. It is up to us. U we want ainst mounting costs of construction and at the Burger Boy Food-O-Ra- He had been in ill Heallh F..ma went outside to empty trash several montlls. Survivin8 is • Alt Paliultoo Control d!Jirlcl for fictitious registration and local government to be effective, next operation. stepson, Dewey Bentley, Rut. u the worst alnce Prec'·lon marchl•• featured "' and -·ta on a defective Tuesday is a time to demonstrate it. In this copnecUon a typical case after the place closed. He was accosted outside by land. Friends may call at the by 110 •• m1c1 ,.. ..... , ••• t citation; John w. Hysell, However you feel about consolidation, comes I·n st an tly forward , that of the in'""' ·-avated 1 dlllllloDd ,. formations""hlgbllghled blokes .. the gunman. who then escorted funeral hnme any time. • P uo ..pera urea or the hall-time show given by the $10 and costs, failure to yield F,YO vote. We shaU hope your vote is dustrlill arts department at Pomeroy inside. The gunman, who·l --:::::;:;~~:::;~::::­ the lith day In a row. Mldtlloport Hlgb Sebooi Marcb- hall of roadway; Frank GruesHigh school. S'ujl!rintendent Charles him wore a two-piece brown mas k, !' are manyThere nuons for approvGibbshave and industrial arts instructor FRIDAY NIGHT SCORES COUJMIQ&w8TATE PARKS log JlaDd under the direction of er, $6 and costs, defective mul- lng There consolidation. seems to be Zahl without question the Zeke most ordered all three employes to lie on the floor. Ga\Upollo 20 Middleport I WID keep an of their l.'llmp sites Me, WDIIam K. Russell. fler; f5 few reasons of wide appeal for -rejecting well-equipped wood working department Atheao II Pomeroy I • -•1 . · ll be and'"ruced the ... ...... wore costs, Rll, distur ng and coats, peace. · the county . Toaether thov up- edThe to formatlono •·---, "Every"''··'• Violet e, $10 no 1't · m • ., ferreted Jaek"'" I! Wellston u Serviee~~ are Set ....,.. ., "'"Up......, •"Mlll..,. operator • llcense, and Stanley tlonIttoIsask eaay, In ariUintl "Are for consolidaout war surplus Ioella equipment Lopn SZ Nolloavlllo I to ' t r-1,• pyer look tbla ColllinC Hosea," and lbe old we shortand begged more. 1 Ripley lJ Pt. Pieaoanl 1Z , . and Recrtation tary Eecort," with the drum Rood, $!$ and C081&, dloturblng cbanl!lng our cblldren wilb education?" Yet lbey are Ute first to admit that For F. D. Capehart Me!Vlll ·J. l!ehholl raid maJorette, Mlu ConnJe Conke, the peace. The lacts, howenr, lbat lin substance consolidation will open wide an opporFuneral services for Frank- Coal Grave 41 froatoa 81. JM . 1eatl1na the b8lld. In conclusltll to this question, Indeed are something to !unity to enlarge the department, offer- Dn DoD Copehart, Ill, who died Lueaater 35 froatoll t tllnr; the •tate bu heeD the band II)JeDed 11111 PEP ask· Volennt Momorlal Roopllal think about. Here are lw!l found in sur- lng a much mol'e and Wlexpectedly Friday morning at Cilia A and B C1JD11 fill •oten to lupport '1...,. I Adallulona - Winnie White, vey reports of undeniable authenticity: wider range of craft , hll home in Syracuse, will be Newark II M1rtoaa I ll!d allowing Clllil c and In the name of.eltlldrer of Ohio. PODJeroy; Rollert Dalley, Mid· -Of chUilren entermc hJcb school Consolidation, It has been pointed held Monday at 1 p. m. at the Columbo• Ellllmore a l'oJ1ll. -lfl II D !t.rf!illlu ·open t1ur1na the The hand enletad lbe fleld in dleport; Gtorae llackett, Jr., thia September In Melp county 75 per- out truthfully, Is a fat bargabi to the Methodist Chllrch at Syracuse. Spoaeer u wu.m. 7 wln!W. Cilia A (aellltlel at llllc- a 1111!11! eadeat!o for t h o Mldtlleport; Roy IIGwb, Racine; cent began a ool.le1e Pnl,l)ll'ltory course, taxpayer this year. may never be so Survivors include his moth- Bep1ro II Blllllld I 111 rert l!tl Burr Oat State Plt-IIDll ctnmoalel, eoJ1J1nc Sarah Wnode, Tuppen Plains: but rougbly percent Will go on to colagain. Bu consolidation 'will er, Mrs. Ali<e C8pehart, SyraJlournot[ li IlEBI II P1rq WID 11111 open tltla wlntlr to lbe cenler of the field wh<rt Mea. Pia! Walloft, New Raveo. lege. 1bls ill an Ohio record, dubious as become more iinperative each year. cuse; a brother, Bill, Colum'l'IIURSDAY'8 GAIIIs cl -lructlon projecta. tho Ant!!"m waa til- 111....,... - Mrs. Clarence it may be to cllliin tbe hoQor. · Tuelday it our opporttlllity to start bus, and I olstor, Betty Friend ' 1, .. . tooled by Mr. lluiMU. Tbe bend Cline and toil, Mjtld[eport; Vlo- 1 -or the cblltlren lllterinc high our school system in the dlreetlou every- ol Baahan. Friend> may call Norltt GaDia ~ HI .,. 'l'rali • :nt900 - FJR& IN- thea filmed • court tor 1 be lot Jnsepb,. Mar-! scbool this September Ill·Meigs county, one knows It miul go. 'lbe only fall at the EwiD( Funeral home • toda, tllltlbt 1111 queea c:er$oalao and the Alma cella Col1111111, Middleport; 85 percent n-nr .will Jl'lduate under question to differ onr II when, after noon Saturday. ReY. Wen, • _'l,1 •. , 111 J .) . .llallr. · · 11 Bollil, Mlddllforl, . , our pre1ent lltaJIItmen'-· Tbil, too, Tbt belt time 11 now. __....,.,_ dell SluU. wJll COnduct the ,· Iiiii. Qa_,·,~~· - _.,~ .' y be • nt for school• while the younaater was raced For her . ta ent rmance Ill . . n ong . th0 1tate to the hospital. lhe 90-mmute teleV1sed pageant, slrands aeJiber or1gmated 1n 1 pe h Without w ero A member of the Tillis lam- she twirled two flaming batons. Spain oor Js moss. Tbe get money. First alternate Miss Teen-age Dowering, rOOtless plant grows America is Cynthia Anne from a seed and depends on Byrum, 17, of Orarlotte, N.C. water, ltgbl, dU!I and air for , .. I h •l Rndors will notlco • olngul1r 1nd unuouol lack of Second alternate is Judy Jacob,l crowtb. In recogmt:on o te gr.,. •1 local niiWI pictu"' In teclly's Dolly Sentlnlll. 17 0 1 Southfield Mich. who demand for the servtces of tho • "·'"'"'"' ·' ond 1 pUnul>tiucl tube noeclod fw Itt np1ir onrouto brown - eyed' Colette lOt Coun ty H•art A.sociation from Now York City by olr foiled"' orrlve In time to- flt,OOO college scholarship, I voted to donate $100 to the Ceoday, I5,000 guaranteed in personal , ter The g1ft " from an allocaPi<lui'IO will be publishod n..t week 10 soon • pooo appearanceo, red converti':on from the February Heart olbfo, b)le, 50 sharea1 of stock in a , , •und ca mpa1g n earmarked for . b k d s use bl' the local Association. Boot picture of tho nows budget achodulocl fw to- soft drink rompany and 10 day, which wlf( be publlahocl Monday, w10 • fino Kon- •hares of •tock in an airline I wail The Ce nter. now in lilt fourth 8 • ';""'t d uc ny Grovor picluro of [OYO[y Mill S.ndy Ho[[llllhod .... · 1 1 "- t eaSrt Yt 1R" ay t ; end as year, is Joratrd in the Central ing crownocl h-oming qllllll at tho footiNtlf gomo ran m o a e ou e an w . Ohio Hea rt Association head- 0pportUDJty • •suiTS eTOPCOATS eJACKETS 'I oca I , . . ' Fr11!ay n:ght. adverttstng urgma mora 1 ta•• officials in conlrolling traffic Teen-age pageant 1 1o · l Spanlsblh mo.,,t wb:ch1 grows 1 ant POINT PLEASANT- West Virginia Governor ca:el:':e~~rt:l~:m~e:~ .zut:;;~~ ~~~:;•l~hl=d]Ai~l M~"CityDaf."t!~n·~~~: ~~~~- "'"'''::;·~~~ '~~~: considerabl~ ·· · ~ pe~ 10~ ~rn ree~ "i'tt~g amount of lumbus cooperated w t pening PI measurement~ Oetm;~ lbe atmospblre pJeu. Route 7 Whi~ ~ut, Administrati~e The tttll wiD loYt It! lbe eervtce prompt, The food II 111perb, RUTlAND Member Federal Reserve System :, I Trustee of Sutton Township With The F1mily POMEROY did not seek re-election, leaving trigger of a .38 special pistol and shot himself. _ the contest llemou'al .John Ray,: General Timmyhospital Tillis, the victim, was transfered from Me1gs andt~Republican to Children's hospital in Columbus early today where he was on the critical Jist. bid~ chairman, G RI•bb CANDIDATE FOR Dine Out :; ' About 2.7 million persons · expected to vote Tuesday wt'th th ree st ate tssues, ing a proposed sales tax increase, and about 1,200 COLUMBUS (UPil - ~int JAMES {JIM) CARNAHAN Your Savings Earn 4% Interest Serving Meigs County for over 93 ve81'!1 Rutland Infant Shoots Self Teen r·ItIe BAHR CLOTHIERS DUTTON * ounde New Jersey Charmer WJfiS • YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED Whale~r~~ :~-- * -- WORLD ~nd w., --. The proposal to increasee the sales tax from 3 to 4 The sales tax increase proposIt was reported that Timmy, one of nine Ti s c ren, cents for schools and fattening the state's treasury drew the fire of boih potitlcal picked up the wea1>9n in the bedroom of the family's i most of the otato's Main-st home shortly after his father had returned from most of the spotlight but it was expected by most observers to go own to defeat. newspapero the AFL • CIO, a caU in connection with his While the tax increase issue were making their strongest Farm Hur~au and Couoa:U of police duties. ily said late this morning, "We grabbed the spotlight there were fort in the big city in a ~e:oer.•Retail Merchanta. Its primary Membel'l of the Tillis family sill have hope." Timmy's next the several contests that were being tion. was from educatton~re- said they thought the youngster birthday is Feb. 24, 1966. watched nationally. Sales T11 Draw!! Fire groups. was in the kitchen until after It was reported at 10:45 a .m. For example, Ohio has the Cleveland observers Opponents argued that the tu the shot was fired. Timmy was that the lad had lost his right ho wever hat Democra to 4 ceniaThey on found lying said on thethebed. is conscious, and has ,only this year. or dollarfrom was 3 ill-timed, Officials bullet en- eye. never Hebeen unconscious. lit is federal in the election 7th congressional Ralph tLocher, after I'atc . 1district where Republican Clar- primary showmg, would wm out that it was drawn tered Timmy's right eye and • -SAUSBURY, RHODESIA -~ renee J. Brown Jr., an Urbana election. He was challenged the legislatcre mol, that came out the side of his head, Brltlllt Prime Mln:ster Harold ,publisher, was favored to be Repubhcan Ralph Perk, legislature considered and about two inches above h l s wn..m leaves today, hi• last -' elected to succeed his father, two Democrats running as kiUed it, and on its owp prl). lght ear. , 1itch effort to keep Rhodesia the late Clarence J. Brown, in dependents. They were a record approprlltlon !>' Martin ambulance was •urnrom declaring its independence the Congress. The contORt was Rep. Carl B. Stokes, a million about $10i mil- moned at &:!1 p.m. and rushed appa11fttly a bleak failure. between Brown and James Ber- and Ralph McAlliser, more than •pont tho paBt the youngster to Meigs General Wil!l4> gmped a slender ry, the Clark County prosecu- school board president, yearo. The amount and the hospital where Dr. Richard , straw of hope profered early to- tor. The Akron mayor's race also were both recorda. L. Slack treated the child. day by Rhodesian Prime Mln- National political observers attracted considerable Supporters or the . issue feU Tom Martin, operator of the ister fan Smith - a proposa\alao were watching the Cleve-,as the GOP made a would wtn but pinned thetr ambulance said the youngster DALLAS !UP!) - Tho new for a royal commission- land race for mayor because olin the home of II! on a small ap- was disch.;.ged at 3:30 a.m. Miss Teen . age America is • · but observers saw no weaken- Negro was making a strong Ray C. Bliss. on the theory ill sup-lloday from Meigs General and Coletie Agnes Daiute, a slen- ERGOMETER - Patient IS shown exercising on btep. lng offly . the Rhodesian stand. Be- for mayor and the Republlcans lcratic Mayor Edward would vote and othmj roshed to €hildren's hospital. der, 16-year-<Jld charmer from , cle ergometer at the Ce nter wh:le of pulse fore ing to Zambia, Wilson -· would not be concerned one M . C 1 Sh 'If' de- Paramus N J who Intends !D· and blood pressure are be:ng taken. Electrocardmgraphle A e1gs oun y ted er1 tb s am- spend part · · ., of her reign Imorutormg · . · IS· one cont :nuous . 1y durt·ng exerc1se. 0 XJ&U warned the 220,000 white resi· way or ••· ""' oth er. denta of this Brllish colony •th The campaign technique• of paFent car ucor e advising shaggy haired boys to[ consumption IS recorded graphirally. that ' declaration of lndepenov s supporters of tho tu Increase, bu ance. . see • barber. . ;, Hamtramck, Mlrh., is Smith It out to plant ! anti aft ernoon classes m at the church. Tickets [ . d dent cilv Ill , l Jt mon • ld ' . . obtamed . • or politically m epen . 2 09 glona snow w:th the tu :ps ' taught by Mrs Pearl Reyno s.' may be In advance * drna~~esat~e. in ed I - - 2.7 Million Expected to Vote ];.~~~{,;:~~;;~·~ C. R:cl ' O) /~;:,'· ------------''!.: ~ ·~· -~ cj ~) Mrs Faehnle. l SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, '' rs. SIS: .. _v...:_ow.::_L.:.:.XV.:.:_I_I- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - her retl entt[!e ---------------------------=~:--:-:::-:-:~:-:--::-::-::::==-::~::::-------;::-;;;-;:::-;:-;-::;:;::;~~~:;;:;:. c·.,. . No. 165 I '' usmg large I Wednesday with I herd • Detloled To Tlul ,,.,...,. 01 Tlul JJeifloM,oll Area ~~~I Dond~augRa~~ ::: ;;.~ ·::; •..~: ·-''":!."'Th":: :::•.;-;:",:;: :::., .......... "'" ' ~:..""...\"':::"~,::; • ·~ ·.::::;.·:.~ .. - - '""'· '::'"',;:,.~::;: ~· •• .,.. • '" '"" ........... ::·.. ..::: poml. Bill Vaughan was awar~d' ~~wer show to be held Novem- Edna Bartels. Bernard Gar-, plan for Indoor Gardening thJS GMr. and Mrs. Harold Chase Lu A~n t!:~n~~r: :warded for ing Trail Garden Club Wlll be Denver Ll~~ten;~llsl! were ed his Bear bBdge and a go I 27-211 was announced ~lr o,"";un~~~;·. , W Va. spent Winter." Program Is In ch:;ge i viBlted with relatives in Lancas- 1tonium~s including Dwight Dow- the guest of Mrs. J~?"~ K;rn ?":a~:.ey. Landmark Manaarrow po:nt I A Japanese arrangement ther of Mrs. Walter Hayes and ter recently. cos . . al· scariest on the "Coffee Hour ar en ac , Blak lee CoonNa~erie, ~o Mr and Mrs. Robert Mattox lsonl<' m~\t or~g~~~niest Keith Club this November I at a.m. ge\and EAg nt es ' vembor at thel M:ddleport yellow mums and p:vot hedge F}r~veld:~ er ' Zerkle, Mrs. Maag, Miss ~~·I~ of Albany visited with Mr. and ~~n~h- ~n~n~rettiest jennifl'l' , Mrs. Bryon wlll have as ~~r tyOth~:·:.ndl~ .from Melg• Prcsbyter:an Ch'.lrCl . ed was displayed by Mrs F:sher. ter, Miss Anna Howe a Carl Mattox. The group ' ' topic, "The H:story of e Dth Smith aDd Miss Frieda I weni on to Marion, Ohio, for Go;l~j the games re- Ohio Association of Garden Coun~ ';'t~e mb o vo-ag teaclland retreshments wm ' "" lusiug p:nk, vellow and blonze , NOV. visit with the latter Mr. Mat·o owmg donuts' ump- Clubs." The Amateur Garden Ever oco er' Farm Buby the two Den Mothers. Mr~-' cilfysonlhemums, scotch broom I K indergartene~s The deacons and d~aconesses tox'o brother, Mr. and M~s. lreshmen~~;i:';e o;n~ pop, Club of Middleport will present ers, Pau!ni'!:.n: direetor, and Dale Walburn and Mrs wh ea t and trutt was d1Splayed Hold Two Parties ' of the Middleport Ftrst Umt- Bernard Mattox. They also vts- ki~ace t t hlpspo~rving on the December program wit: 7a~ orl·tchle fiaslern bome ard Vaugha n. Mrs. Hnmt•r Holter. . . Middleport kmdergarten classPresbytenan Church wtll ited Columbus with hts sis· an ":;.~~i~ees · were, re- the speaker to be announce .:'n:Oic~ tea~ber. An artwas :cle P". Plant ' have observance held the:r annual chtcken on ter 'm Mrs. ~,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~;;,;....iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;t;;;1 YOU a tul:p'' sented a byteslival Mrs :l ~ween during Halthe sponsor Election aDay, Nov. dmner at ~·30 . . Leonard Taylor who o~th:~··~:~K~~nr_;s~mi:lh~E~d~-~la~t=er freshments, en y , Urou~ht lllg p The next meetmg wil.l be No- I'' Upnght 29 - (r .... ~ '.~ '· •' ' ~ ~tlloaal ·~ a ~rt: Jan-j • attr~ve • =·~~·· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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