https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8d69621c5145e830dc9d963fd397c988.pdf 8673ca0c9c05510f8bc6da51e4dead03 PDF Text Text e • I t "•• enttne;:)J.o• I :.: ~ ,.. ') Dno#al To TIN ,,.,.,., 01 Tu JleipM010n .4rea r, ·/ f, ~ .. ::-_.:; : -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~·-~ ----------------------~~ POMEROY-MIDDL£PORT, OHIO MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1 1965 FIVE CENtS VOL XVII NO. 166 I COLUMBUS (UPI) - 'nlree state issues, a congressional race, ~~election of local officials and a myriad of local issuea were expected to attract about 27 mUlion Ohioans to the polls In Tuesday's election. The state Issues and the conveaslonal race were the major items of ceneral interest. Of th lasues, No. I. bas drawn the most attention for It has been the center of a tugof-war between the Ohio Coun· ell for Education (OCE), ita major proponent, and the Ohio provision In It e~rmarking the aroun_d the state's 13 lar1est population to aerve on more 011e Race For Ce~pe~1 against Democrat James Berry, Ia Clefttand, a Nqro Is 111111 State Council of Retail Mer· money for education. Icounties, but they acco\lllt for tlran one court. It also is in the) The race for the 7th District Clark County prosecutor and ing a stroDI bid and RepUbU. chants, opposed to it. . The issue was placed on the more t~an 7~ per cent of the form of a constitutional amend- seat in the U.S. House of Rep- the man who gave Brown his C8lll are llllklnl their bigelt The proposal would mcrnse, ballot by the OCE through an population. ment. resentatives holds some general toughest competition. Demo- effort in a 1eneration bl &bl the state sales tax by 1 per initiative petition after the 106th Known as the Urban. Service There has been no organized interest for it II the only one crats are hoping Berry can city. Most oblerven believe cent to a total of 4 per cent. Ohio General Assembly failed to Authority amendment to the opposition to these two issues, involving a federal office this break the GOP's grip on the Democratic illcumbent Jtalplt Supporters of the measure act on a bill before it that Ohio Constitution, It would neither of which could become year in Ohio. district. Locher will win .. W, opponentl claim It would raise an addition- would have rlone what the issue allow local governments to band effective Immediately If ap- This special election ts to flU There are mayor elections In are Republicu Ralph Perk, a1 '116 million a year for the purports to do. together to provide such public proved. Issue 2 would require the unexpired term of Rep, Cleveland, Dayton, Akron and and Democrats Ralpla McAllistpublic school. ~ystem.. Two Amendments Up ser~lces as ~lice and fire pr11- ~wo further v~tes of I~ people Clarence J. Brown, a Re_publi-j Tol~o. The Cleveland election er and Carl B. Stokes, runninl The oppos1t1on cla1ms It Is Issue No. 2 could be nearly as techon, hospital service, water 1n areas seekmg serv1ce auth- can who represented the dtstrict• cames racial overtones and the 11 independents. Stokes, a etall uncoristltutional and discrimina· far rnching in its effects as Iand sewer service or garbage orities. Issue 3 would require a for 27 years until his death in Ione in Akron is of interest 1Je. representative, Is the Nep'O. tory, would place a still great- No. 1, but il has received far collection and disposal. second vote by thepeople and AuiUst. cause the GOP will be trying to McAllister, former IChool board er burden on a tax base already less attention. It would apply Issue No. 3 would allow judg· ·enabling action by the next leg· It pits Brown's son, Clarence! wln In National Chairman Ray president Is opposed by Necro too narrow and that there is no presently only to areas in and es In counties of 40,000 or less islature. Jr., a publisher from Urbana, Bliss' hometown. groups. ' Toledoalta Oloose a Mayor Toledo will be electing I(J mayor for the first lime iD 31 years. In the past, the cltj Neighbors Give Suppor~ To Prison Locating Here at • Voters to Elect Members Of School Boards Tuesday r \ :i:is~~~~ ~:on~::nm! ,I All school districts of Meigs county will elect board At Akron, Democratic lnculll~· members at the polls Tuesday. bent Edward Erickson II DDt t. j I _A n the thdistricts, with the ex~eptlon of Eastern Local, seek ing re-eDelectiooat, leaRaviDIShtht Meigs county's upriver neigh· section. The proposed site Is money to build a new prison, f. WI 11 e1ect ree. Eastern 1ocal will name two. con1est to rnoc;r . Y eplh• bors centered in the Belpre- a choice one - a 1,500-acres then observes: · . Unopposed .fo~ three County School board seats are pard and Repubhcau John BatParkersburg· Marietta complex tract upriver from Pomeroy in "Th bo d f d' ,ft f ·· mcumbents VIrgil Atkms, Carl Kautz and George Perry. lard, the latter a former prose ar o 1recwrs o S k· 1 t' · th ecutor have lent their support for lo- the 'boot' of the Ohio River th B 1 Ch he 0f Com ee mg e ec Jon 1n e sev· · • cation of Ohio's new maximum bend between Letart Falls e e ~re t kam r era! districts are: an Leonard. In Cincinnati, the big questl011 security prison In the Great and Portland. ~erce as 1 tn ttr~~s aci Bedford Local (3 to be elect- Southern Local (3 to be elect- is whether a Ne,ro wiU be Bend area ''In that location the prison 1hon m suppotr t~ oca Mon ed) - Virgil C. King. Elmer ed) - Jacob Holman, Howard elected to City Council. 'I1Iree WASHINGTON - AMERIt e new pem en Jary 10 e1gs F· Ba1'I ey. Z'b Ervm, Ot'Is s. Mcc1·mtoc k, Har- are seeking. a seat• but •'-•· h f t f th 1r Editorials· last week tn the would be partially self • support· C 1 a o. M'dk'ff 1 1. """"' .. ~~~r~~ 'c!n;r:od: T~e n::. Marietta Daily Times and the lng as the inmates would farm ounty ...... Eastern Local 12 to be elect· ry Hill, Mason Fish~r. only one mcumbeot - Myron emment Is reieasiJ· ~ilParkersburg Sentinel review the about 400 acres of bottom land ''But there Is another and AmMAN FRICK ed) - Ralph E. Wigal, I. 0. Middleport Ex. VIllage (3 to Bush - and be ~ ~ven tht 230 lion uartera _ u!ee-la ered reasons which have been out- and provide vegetables for their really compellin11 reason for IMcCoy, Arvil Holter, Mary K. be elected) - David W. Oh· best chance of WIDRIDI from "sand~ich" coins of coppe~ and lined in detail for Ohio Gov. tables and for other state insti· Belpre to support the Mei1s 'Airman Robert E. Frick, Rose, William L. Carr. linger, Eugene M. Harr~s, ~~ 11 . kel Th ne t o-b't leces James A. Rhodes and Martin tutions .... county location (after listing the 1011 of Mr. and Mrs. Joba P. Jeanne Morgan, Jean Cra1g, po s open at 1:30 a.m. me · e w w 1 P . J · dl ctor of the De""'rt·l "The Marietta Times wishes strong reasons for Meigs coun- Frick of R.F.D 3 Pomeroy Northwestern Local ( 3 to be John F. Fultz. and close 12 hours later, Tht look sound much hke ment ams, of re ' ' to Truu elected) - Caro1 F· p·Jerce, pomeroy Ex. v·11iage (3 to be sale .of. alcoholic bever.a h 'ldfeel and nd be: t f Mental Hygiene "Mand tMeigs County) success In this ty needing it as an economic llaa been asslped .-.es Is 11 0 8 ~: stil~:: 'cen~ :ortha oi Correctlon. venture, believing itr. proposal shot-in-the-arm). It i1 only 30 Field, Wise., after compte&. John F. ColweU, Robert F. elected) - Leo L: Vaughan, prohibited by law dur1111 thai 25 y yd k Said the Times In part· Is an excellent one for Meigs miles from Belpre and the log Air For"' basic trala- Snowden, Archie McKmney Harold R. Lohse, Richard A penod. Ice cream an ca e. "This lnstallati~ would ere- County, southeastern Ohio m .new penitentiary would offer lag. Tbe alrmll! wUI be lraloSalisbury Local (3 .tAl be Finlaw and John William Blaet. Some banks get them today, ate 300 to 350 new job§ which general and for Ohio taxpayers." some employment to Belpre , ed on tbe job •• a transpor· _elected) - Philip Ohlinger, AI· tnar. others TUesday, and still oth- Meigs County needs, and an ' The Parkersburg Sentinel out- people as well as to Meigs coun- litton lpeciallll with tbe Air I • • . ' w .,.,. ,~.. , " • ers later In the week. Sllverless annual payroll of more than st l lines the background of legisla- ty people. ."Belpre believes It Defense CoiDIDand He Is a 1 lf P ~- ,,<n. ·' ·' ·~ """"·""" "~ d1mes are due to start circulat- million, which would spur the 1 tion approved by the Ohio Gen· i would share iD this economic araduate of Pomeroy Senior ' Cattlemen will learn why lng early. next year. The new economy of this Ohio Valley I eral Assembly providing for benefit." Blllb aecbooL 1 and bow urea probably will v 50-eent pteces, which will refurnish as much aa 90 per lain some silver, will be COllieeat of the proteiD npple1966 .. . l,a:..in_A J' EW·H"T· ... <), . l Jt ' yean, at an Adult Farni 1 A.. V. HoweR IWBI. W-t"lecttd 1ng leader of the Ku Klux Klan YOUNGSTOWN, Ohlo (UPil-1 She said she tried several times When she fought of lils ad- , meetlnaat die Rutland Vo-Aa ·president by the Me1gs County and Amerlca~~o Nazi party shot An extessi9e manhunt contin-[ to wreck the auto. in an attempt vances. several times, the hug ft' Overwhelming support f 0 ri Dept. Tuesday at I p. m. Pioneer and Historical Society himself to death Sunday only ued today for a muscular Ne· to attract attentiOn. beat M1ss Faccloben about the school consolidation and local- Everett Holcomb Vo-Ag Saturday afternoon at the Fed· hours after he was revealed to gro who kidnaped a Youngs- The kidnaper, a goateed, &- head and shoulders, dragged th ed . teacher 11 Rutland ' Hiab I erated. Church In its annual · bt> the son of a cantor and one- trwn University coed, attempt· foot man _in his 30s, took the her out of the car, tied her mg e propos maxtmum se- -bool, aald all farmer• a'"r· 1 meet mg. time honor student at a Heblew ed to assault her and locked wheel himself, drove to an i hands and feet With ropa he curity prison in Meigs_ county • Th 1 h 11 01 ·sa ·d. her ,J' n the trunk of her car. isolated spot and attempted lo[ found . in . the trunk, and locked . Tw. o per.sons suf.fered lnjurwas voted by the Hamsonv~iie welcome. Tbere will be reI e mee ng, n c arge poll 1 School' ~· P t T h o t fresbmeats. Ident, Mrs. Virgil ATkins. vice presiDanlel Burros, 28, "K in g Rene Faccioben, 23, remained assault Miss Faccioben. her ms1de the trunk, [ lea tn a. smgle-vehJC.Ie accld~nt aren • eac era . rgamza Jon opened with prayer by Kleagle" of the New York in fair condition at St. Eliza. I on U. s. 33 at its mtersectlon (PTO) October 28 m a regular ~~~~,.,,..~. ,,.~,..., ''Ji~::M:"'""'A' Mrs. Guy Lee. Other officers Klan, killed himself In the liv· beth Hospital with bruises and ~ii>P· ..l'Ui~"'"l!"' "'"'"' Tf"'"""'>J with Flatw.oods road early Sun- meetmg at the school. elected were Patrick Lochary, lng room of Pennsylvania's Klan other injuries suffered during I Mayor • Elect C. 0. Fisher Iday mormng. Mrs. Jo Starcher, president, 150 Come Ma8ked vice president; Mrs. Charlet leader. The New Jersey "King her 15-hour ordeal which began aonooneed today be would Uke The Meigs County Sheriff's introduced Mr. Doyle ShumakHayes secretary • treasurer Kl~~gle'' witne~sed the shoot- Friday night. Tem~ratures l 11 takl tbla opportunity to department. which. investigat~d er of the State Dep~rtment or , For Legion Party Mrs. ·Atkins. Seth Nicholson: lrg. The story said Burros had dropped into the 30s durmg that I remind the voterl of Middlethe 2:15 a.m. acctdent .. report· Education, and Mtss Sally . Harry Swan, Gordon Caldwell, been an officer in the Nazi par· period. I port tlllt Ia tomorrow'• elec· ed Ray Maur1ce Hanmg, 54, Schaff of the Northwestern DIS· Approximately 150 masked Cash Bah H d F k ty but recently ·'changed" from The young woman told pollee tloa three citizen• will be .KEY WEST, Fla.. !UPI)- Rt. 2, Albany, driver of a 1963 trict schools, Both ~poke on the youngsters were on hand Satur- Fred Goer'teino:~ C.ran a brown shirt to 1 white she took the family car to at- elected to the Board of Publle H1gh seas subsided shghiy In model truck, suffered a !cera- proposed consolldalion of North· day afternoon at the Middleport Bl k 1 gb d 0 f d' sh~et " lend a psycholoBY class Friday Allain b th rite-In pr0o the treacherous Florida Straits lion of his head. western Bedford Salisbury stadium for the annual Hallo- ~ es ee. oar ~rectors. . night because her bua was late I eel I y e "ndtd •6 II' [ today and small boats began A passenger in the truck I Pomeroy and Middleport school; ween party sponsored by the r. Howell revieWed pro. e ure 1 nee no ea a•..s ,. · · h f C b bel · . , . F B p Am gress on the museum and ar. WASHINGTON-LUCI BAIN- As she got out of the auto on a ed 1 lb Ma r1 arnvmg ere rom u a ore Joseph Martin Pomeroy sui· m Tuesday s election. eeney- enne11 os 1 128, er- , . . ts Johnson was back at the university parking lot a tali Mro Fel b y p lmd alrylk• to Dawn loaded with seasick but fered laceratidns of his ' head Th be ted h I : ican Legion. I chives. building to be built at . . , ' • er wou e happy refugees from commu. e mem rs vo overw e . the fairgrounds and also deWhite House and her college Negro hoidmg a gun accosted ar1e the eiUzeoa It conelder . . and chm. Both men were tak- mingly in favor of consolidation Pnzes were awarded In the 1 scribed th t studies today after a weekend her. wrltln• 1u tbe names of Rich· msm. . en to Veterans Memorial hos- and went 011 record as endors. several categories and each th e edmporfl ary mf useum 1I craft warmngs were 'tal f t 1 Sma t Th tr k . . . . . on e groun oor oh court.t the LBJ Ra nch see k.i ng her "He told me he needed my ard ... Gress Doa Mullin and . h . pt or rea men . e uc mg 11. Another endorsement g1v. person m costume was 11ven hou It 1 d 1 1 father's consent to become en- car because he was in trouble," Lee Smltb' slace be feels be ~wered dn the stratts SGundayd left the pavement and ran Into en by the members was that of a dime in place of the novel- f se.9 s open eac hay aged Miss F 1b 'd , mght an t e Coast uar d't h Th d . . f M P rom a. m. to 4 p. m. w . • 1 • . ace o en sa1 . 1 was can work effectively wltb be f b' a 1 c . ere was amage to bemg in favor of the new se- 1es g1ven ormer1y. r. au 1 th bl' 18 . . !ted to IIen 1 1 The presidential party In fightened and told him to take gan preparmg or the ast 11 ribht front fender No arrests 't · 1 t' ·10 M · Casci assisted members of the e pu Jc mv Y st. Texas was mum on Johnson's the car but he thought for a ·tbll ,roup, and all bave Jodi· onslaught of small boats de- were reported . curl ty prison o~a mg elgs local post with the event Judg- Fund raismg committees were ' cated a wiUope8a tG aerve 't · f t M th · coun Y• 1 • named It d 'ded ... hold reaction to hts daughter'a re- moment and then told me to U elected ~~ e SIX- 00 seas. ore an The Sheriff's department ares for the party were John Fultz, · was . ect w quest and Lucl avoided the let In 'because you can ldenti· . 200 boats were reported ready rested William Thomas Evans, Open House was held,. and Jim Neutzling. and Larry Bak- quarterly meelinp, the tlmt press on her return here. But fy me now.' " --~'iWil'i I 1!'11 to lea~~ CamarJoca, t~e em- 38, Rt. 1 Portland, on a DWI parents saw m~ny . different er. The Legion plans to hold the and place to be announced. the President was understood She said her abductor forced barkation port on Cuba s north charge following an accident phases of education m t h e observance next year in the C: E. Blakeslee spoke on to haVe diiiSuaded Luci from her to drive around the city. TIDlDl" W/mmn" • coast. . Saturday at 3:45 p.m ., 2.3 miles school. Refreshments were ser·l evening as has been the custom Metgs county ~d distributed a becoming engaged now. Eigh· W Three boats contal~mg over east of Route 7 on the Eagle ved by the members. in former years. pamph.let, "Lets TUt A Loot teen-yeaNikl Luci "cares deep- Guy M rf 100 refugees pulled mto port Ridge road at MeigS County and Jt•a Pee.. iy" for Pat Nugent 22 of a ID tes m here about 5 a.m., one of them . ·. . pie." The pamphlet contaioa Waukegan, Ill., and' w~tl to La the fishing trawler Little Mike BI1JVeslig~dt~ Dt;puty Robert WARNING numerous statistics. hi h fr' nd neaster Sunday with 77 refugees and crewmen. eeg e 181 vans vehicle went Residents of the Pomeroy area are urged to exAt the 1 0f the marry m, er le s say· out of control going down a •ft- xt ti c ose "~~·-· F~eral services ~or Guy N. steep hill. Evans was apparentere- e reme t!IU on during the period Tuesday, refreshmenta were Mrved by COLUMBUs- GOV. JAMES Martm, 74, who died at his Melts General Hospllll ly thrown out of the car before Nov. 2 through Friday, Nov. 5, while the skunk tbe Happy Harvesters Clan of A. Rhodes ~~ 15 industrialists home at 709 Map~e-st, Lancast. Admissions Saturday -:Opal It came to a stop, officers said. eontrol program to reduce the skunk population the church. and state offtclals, designated er, Sunday mommg, will be .The con~l~ion of two year old Darst, Cheshire; Helen Batey, There was damage to the left Ia In effed. -----t~e "Ohio Industrial Fleet" by held Wednesday at 2 p. m. at Tunmy Tllhs, ~n. of Ruttan~ Middleport. rear fender front end and right Children and domestlt pets are to be kept out p htm, today left for Europe 00 the Ewing Chapel with t11e Rev. Marshal John ~tllis who acct- DI1Cb81'1es Saturday _ Ger· front feode; of the vehicle of wooded areas and wastelands on the fringes of rominent Man the state's first trade mission. Wilbur Perrin officiating. Burial dentally shot h1mself m the !rude Warner Long Bottom · town. It Is extremely Important that dogs are not Dies in Florida The group will visit seven will be In Beech Grove Ceme- head with a .38 spec~al pistoedl Admlsslou 'Sunday _ Sylvia pennltted to run loose during these four days. Funeral services for Malcou~tries in Europe before re- lery. Fnday eve~ng, ~as tm~rov . Young, Guysville. MARRIAGE APPLICATION The measures being put Into effect, where the colm L. Cottingham, It, who tummg home Nov, 22. ~e three Survivors include his wife today at Chtldren s Hosp1tal m Discharges sunday _ Julia George Elmer Grimm, 54 , threat of rabies Is greatest, are poisoned eggs, died saturday in Sarasota, Fla.. 1 week trip Is to find fortttpl out- Bertha; a daughter, T he d 1 Columbus. Leifheit Pomeroy. Charles Mls- Mason county state highway sing of dens, and polson-baited traps. The eggs will will be held at Roberts FurJer. lelA for products manufactured Clark, Lancaster; a son, Walt- The ~oungste~'s lather told ser, R~edsville; 'Bertha Rat~!;. employee and 'Shirley Eileen be Injected with deadly poison and are not to be al home there on Tuesday. In Ohio. Rhodes said hereafter er ~. Dayton, and two' the ~ally Sentmel. .late this bum, Rutland. Grimm 30 Middleport handled. Mr. Cottingham Ia sunlftd lndustry-huntiDJ groups from grandchildren, Rebecca Whol· mormDI that phystcJans at the ' ' . by his wife, Mae Jean; two clauOhlo would carry the fleet des- farth and Mrs. Bernard Binlo- hospital now say that Timmy I gh llftltlon with the members to ger, both of Lancaster Friends has better than • 50-50 ahance 0~ M ters, Mrs. John Truitt _. be called "Ohio Commodores.'' may_ call at the fuoe;al home for surv~val. . . I . 0 rs. Ronald Heise, aU of Sar• -anyhme. I Mr. Ttllls satd Ttmmy, one • 0 sola; two brothers, Fie~ II MR. MeDADE DIES of nine Tillis children, asked . Sheridan, Ind., and LeWII ol Vernon McDade 1 native f · for and drank some chocolate WASHINGTON (UPI) .... ":~'• the election of Rep. John V. the administration's Viet Nam Beame, 1 product of the New Noblesville, Ind., and a list.-, 0 Melfa county ~ PETmON FILED milk while the family was at Grand Old Party, nearly lllned Lindsay aa mayor of New York poHcies have been injected into York Demor.ratlc machine and Mrs. Eamest Carter, ADder...,: Friday at ~hester p aw~y A petiU to his bedside Sunday. 'lbe child by the Jobnaon landsllda a year while the party keeps what it aome oampaiiJIS. upset victor In • bitterly fOUiht Ind. ·. was the IOD of the l;te ~~~= estate u."Dbeen =~ M~al picked up a pistol and fired it ::· g~ Its first. chanee Ill hu elsewhere. In New York Lindsay a primary. Newspaper polls have The deceaaed wu a mem. and Bertha Webster McDade of County Common Pleas at 8:08 p. m. Frld~y. The bul- : alo; th: ~~eb!~: ~:~el~ GOP c~idates are definite handsome, 43-ye:U.-old Li~ral indicated a cl~ race be_tween ~of: ~c lodge, .zane.~ Letart Falls. Mr. McDade had trustees of St. Paul't Lutheran let entered Timmy s right eye~ TUesda 's off•. ear state ~ unde~gs m New Jersey and who outpolled President John· Bea~e and Lindsay wtth a v e, Aladdin Temple bl Coo . been a resldeftt of Beaver VaJ. church of Pomeroy •skin& Its and came out the side of hiS ! 't Y VIrginia. Both of these states Soli last year to win re-election surpnsiDI share of the vote lumbus, the ZanesvUle ltotarf ley since 1115• He wa• 1 World trllllfer to the ~man Evan- head, about two inches above ' Cl Y e ec11ons. . • and New York also are electing to Congress, gives the GOP its goiDI to William F. Buckley ~lub, past commander of Al'IIII'O War ,I veteran. aeJical Lutheran St. P'ul'a bill rl&ht ear. The most siiJIIficant contests members of state legislatures best chance to win city ball Jr... publisher of National JCB? Legion, member of the · 1occur In the East, where UDder reapportionment plans. since the regime of the late Rev~ew magazine, who Is vation Army bolnl In Z..,. churcb. MAN ARRISTED ! Republican hopefuls have been Kentucky Is choosing all mem- Fiorello H. LaGuardia. Uke running under the Conservative vill.e and served In the ~ Joseph Neal West Columbia ftghtill8 an uphill battle · to ben of 118 House and half of ill LaGuardia, Lindsay is runoiDI party emblem. Rainbow Division of the U; t_ NOW YOUR INOW' has been ~ by PomeroY wrest from the Democrats tile etate senators. at the bead of a ''fusion" ticket Registered Democrats out· Army In World War I. ,. fte 11reH of llread II cake _. Pollee for no operator'• license posta of mayor of New York Loc . with Democratle and Liberal number Republicans in New ~ ud .,... tlllllpt, lew loll ferau ea1 Ill tn4*l llaelr Neal 1a lchetluled fOr appea~l Cty and. 1overnor of Vir11n11 ..,..tal of Is~~·1 d ; =;8 01~ party runnln1 mates. York City by a ratio of I to 1. LOCAL TEMPI a7.U. ,......, MIJ, 1 lltde Ap • .,..... " IIICt bel M Ch 1 Le- and New Jersey. ,..... u Thus • Lindsay victory would The temperatur bl t..;:·. ·~· ... lillqelltrtlla 'lrftauiea. ort IJOI' ares j il R b"· than happy to ~ettle for The Dei!IOCI'atic candidate Is live the GOP • new face 011 the roy, at 11:• a.m. • ost epu w8111 would be ~·· But Nell'O rilbll and cilJ oontrullw Alnlwa D. 111ttlonal poUtical ICtDa. clegreu lllld4lt 1111111¥ .._,.. , ,_, WORLD ° HarriSODVIlle ~~.,~.t "•- "' " A. vHoweII · Re-aiected I P'fO S l M h c . f M I Kid : uppor s p es'de t an un. t . ontiD.u.e_s.·. or -.- usc'·.u ar . naper T~-o. In]. ure.d ,Consolidition • :::t~:~ r'::~e~ ;:~~ r .' n . · t WTh en Truek u•tsI ·n•tI Ch . . j' Refugee Flow Begins Again Il Y B"1g Batt}e n· . g --ft. 1 For SnrVI"val g••· G Ge ts J'j,•.. t come back Ch a nee j' :our::; t The leather te.., ._ Pr "*' ., �J ', I . . . • I·~ ' I River news -Oaap readlnpr·- - Oanlpollo Dam 11.9, !%.2, runnlDK 11> feet on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.f?J.. Pt. Pleasant 23.00, Hinton 0.118 stationary, Kanawha F'lllls 2.69 rising, Olarleston 18.92 lll!ltlonar)l. London, Marmet and Wlnflel4 daml were on lhe sills. Boat MovemOIIIII: Oblo River Jolm Dt1111 up 14, 8:10p.m.; IJtUe George up If, 9:66 p.m.: PhlHp Sporn down lf, 8:25 ,a.m.; St Marys up 14, 7:10 a.m.; Chris Jr. down 15, 6:05 p.m.; New Orleans down 15, 5:25 a.m.; Elisha Wooda down 16, S:40 a. m.; Western down 17, 5:41 a. m.; Waason down IT, I:Ua.m.: Rellable .up II, 3:20a.m.; John J. llowe np II, 8:15 a.m.; Brlmotone up 19, 12:20 a.m.; Allee up 19, 3 a.m.: Edeona Bosworth up 20, 7:18 a.111.: Luther Herd11111D down 21, f:20 a.m.; Jerry Bosworth down 11, 1:15 a.m.; llUnols down 23, 12:20 a.m.; A. J. Patten down 23, 4:30 a.m.; Helen Z. np Greenup 2:40a.m.; Buckeye State down Greenup 3 20 SCENE FROM PLAY- Eastern High school juniors who will present Horton Wilder's, "Our Town" on November 12 at the hlgb school ' a.m.; Esso Penuylvanla auditorium rehearse a scene from the play under direction of Miss Lucy Amsbary. Seated at the table to the lefl are Regina spencer, Tom up Greenup 7=15 a.m.; Raven&Osborne and Janet Frank. At the other U.ble are Richard Douglas and Connie Hayman. In the background, Ronnie Orr and Sally Mora wood down Meldohl 4=50 p.m.; atand on ladders and Dennis Newland is between them. _ Sentinel Photo. Steel RaDKer down Meldabl 8:· ~;:;~~~~-:=~~~~:--------:---;-:-~=========125 B. down Met. , .. dahlp.m.r 1:25FrankllD a.m.: Alton Zephyr Spill Packers 31-10 Easy Life Becomes Loaded Wl.th Tragedy for Couple , Forked Run Lake will be lowered eight feet stari!DJII>dsy to aid removal ol debrlt and Those do Deeded work OD beacbes. who bave boats .,.. up Meldehl 1:45 a.m.; Lsguna up Meldahl4:25a.m.: J. S. Lew· II dol'lll Meldabl 8:50a.m. Galllpollo 2:40 p.m.; DamCathy Solvay R. up down 4:10 ROMANCE REPORTED - Lucl Baines Johnson, 18 daughter of President Johnson, is repqrtedly seeking LBJ's permission to marry Pat Nugent, 22, of Waukegan, They have been going together since this summer. Texas sources reported Mrs. Johnson wm go with Luci's wl!hes, but that Mr. Johnson is holding oulalong ru. Jews of Trento Exonerated Heber JameS Of Hartford Dies Sunday Mrs. Steele' Age 8fu, n·IeS Highway Death Count Equals }8£5 R...,ord Early Monday Planes Dodge l.Ontmumst Missiles Fire Buffs Arrested For Murder II Dnver Suffers M'mor JDJUries . , J A 'd 1 ~at:kal~~~h~~~d n BfHHrS WORLD ~·IP'"'t":a!chfd~~~~~en~. ent M r~~~T~•;m[p!la~b~ao!oem~en~t~i-~e.~~=:~~~~~=llr:•lm~ein:.~~~B~~~ McCoy,Wright, Syracuse; MaureenEdith Net- 5to f~r 100e br•;oun e~a~h no o~raNEW HAVEN- To ottmuchael Pomer·oy; ydcour ov. son, Mid<lleport; Dina Nelson, r s 1 ;ce~;~· a · ;~asM av- late ""'ding aad lbe d!ocov· Middleport; Ricky Hamm, Mid- age, .1· anty,fclte 0 f e~gs o1 ......o b dleport. Bell Ro h 0 • • juvem e cour or unsa e ve- · ery ·• - ooiJo fer adulla , • Y us , ·~cme. hicle I aod cblldren lbe Alu QalUea Sl~::cb;rrea Saturday - Kay Th~ patrol post had the big- Memorial Library it IPODHI'- AsK M{ cAF~ SINefR-"11-IERE:'S AUVAVS • yracuse, Mrs. LewiS lf•t month of accident invest!- iDf a Book Fair darlnl eel.. '"'E l.OIJtl"~'m' ""'" ""•PS V/:U.ING Lauderm11t and son • Middleport·• got1ons · · Its 24 yesr h1story. . bra I'108 0 ( Nati 0011..... •·•• w.... ..._, '" MIS FAVOMf: SOH0 .... m FOR Mar;· Grady, Racine; Mrs. Er· In October 71 accidents were In~ Wedl(lesd!ly, Tbunday, and nest Y?w:'g an~ son, Pomeroy. v~Ugated. There were 54 in Frtdl!y, NDV~:D~ber 3-4-S, at .\dmi8Sions Sanday - M r s. Gallia, with ooe fatality and l p.Jli. to S:le p.m. and Satar· Lorry Lauderm111, Pomeroy; 43 injured. Meigs had 16 with doy, Npv. I, at 1• a.m.• 4 p. F'rall'"' AIIIOf!, Pomeroy; Char. . 10 in ·ured. m. 111 tbe Cunningham Garage les Jones, Pomeroy, Mrs. ' J . Boll4U.i lo New Jlavea, W. Charles Ransom, Racine. V•• Diaehar1.. Sonday - Frank BODY FOUND 1bera wDI be 10ft paperbaok Eschelmon .. Middleport: "'"Y CONNt<:~SVILLE, Ind. (UP!) 1 bool<o plt1120tl bardhack boob Butcher, Middleport; . Mr;;. ~The body of Ronald Allen, 31, ' 18 look at aad choose from. Charles Ransom, Racme. !Hamson, Ohio, was found Sunday in the wreckage of the plane in which he had vanished SQVAD CALLED TWO FINED lOct. 21. A farm woman spotU!d Mlddteporl emergency • res- Time - ..-- ._.,..fill fA1 tlrdl '' ~ wl , ,,., come out ,, ...• · u"' '"'"'roo tiuu•<d 1 dres(!" Two pei'IDIII were flned In l'le wreckage in a wooded sec- t!Ue aquaclmen lranoported Rick court act!Vlly of Pomeroy May- t'on about six miles east of Hamm •. Middleport, to Veteraoo or Charles Legar Saturday night. bere. Memorial Hospital Saturdsy at Stanley Lee Phelps, 23, Rt. 3. 1:30 p. m. after he wrecked a Albany, was fined $5 and coats ] ANNOUNCE SHOWER bicycle. Rick, age 13, ia the ' on an .ssured r.lear distant-e A slork shower will be held son of Mr. and Mrs. John Rus-ciiBtion and Hattie Whlte, 1at the Mt. Union church in isell, 381 Park-st. Squadmen a!· Pmneroy, was given a suspend- Carpenter Friday evening Nov.j so took Mrs. Opal Darst Chr. ed 15 and costs fine for /ailing 5, for Mr. ond Mro. Roger! shiro, lo Meigs General Hospl'to have her vehicle under con- Riggs. All friends of the couplej al at 1:30 p. m. Saturday trol. 1ara invited. where lhe was admitted IS a .• Juc S ap ure 'I"h •IIer 0Ve.r rl . opher EIeven G SOl SAYS 'TO IOU TAKe MV PfAL OR eeT )t)(JRSELF ANOTHEI'! Sl)(!' YA SIIO(Jt.l'A SfE~ ltiM CRAW-.. II HE St:z, ·Nq_~~..,LOOK,MtlO"' '!He""1o' A MILLioN IN IT"-·· . ~ t" eT~n, ~v~ ~~m~=~ 18D~\5H=~SWIfllteiiH"'ir~WIIN-00 :th weekendsports summary lhe I I 3~, cat~hing b~d I CI~ns~ol'nnnall °1 S'IOiiiJOIIiS ~O.C.LOW pOI(R EICLOSUIEJ 0 1 w:ek~nds I Ebersbach Hardware, Main St., Pomeroy I N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. I r ~ell~t~fo;r:the:::•:ec=on=d=w=ee=k:in::•~\===============~~~~::"" as hulled over from 1ITexas Colorado 13 Ohlahoma 1 tt1c Hankinson one. Tech 27 Rice 0 0 In the seeond period, fullbnc"k SMU 31 Texas 14 Will Sander carried seven con·! SanJose St. 27 N.Mex. 7 secutive limes ror 47 yard." and ISui Ross 24 Texas A&l 13 then quarterha~k Don Unver~ j Trnty rrex. J 24 Tex. Lthrn 6 ferlh hit halfhack Nelson M- ' McMry (Tex.) 3 Trlttn 0 derley on a 2S.yard tou chdown, N.M. St. 41 E. N.M. 7 P"' for OSU's touchdown. I Ark. St. 27 Murray Sl. 13 The Bucks surprisf'd Minneso-- ! Arkan~as 31 Texa~ AIM 0 ta as Arnie Fonles faked hold- 1Alcrn 10 Ark. AMN 10 ing ror the extra point, jumped H Oll">!O'l 40 Chattannooga 7 up and sprintt>d to a two-point- Tex . Sou. 26 Grambling 6 1 ro "Alii said was: Show me afilter that ~ delivers taste and I'll eat my hat." for llundJI8ds of different I )M us. a139 of dMablls is w· reesoa emagll. ;25 tot2000 PROGRESS ... YES! CONFUSION .- .. NO!! ECONOMY SA\liNGS &.LOAN COMPANY · U. lftlutuee Mailable 01 Nl Loen• 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2-2111, Pt11>""01 VOTE FOR NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON LEGAR for MAYOR DAVE OHUNGER, MGR. A Paid Political Advertisement by The Citizen• !"or Beller Government Committee ....", L<r~":~ ~INGELf··~t ·, iMIDDLEPORT l I MOHAWK CARPET Tha.t E"er Ca.me to Meigs {'ounty!! ACRILAN- REG. 13.95 NOW 501 NYLON 100% ALL WOOL REG. 12.95-NOW 9.50~~. 7.95~~- CARPET THAT WILL LAST FOR tEARS N...,A.tlqe~ . .. ,.., ~ I OHIO l.£.1;);;.._· .;; :'"'. ':"'"TPW)/"fE/: i;.Vfi!h' McGEE REG. 10-95 -NOW SIZE 9x12 COTTON RUGS • { their m~rgin of victory. ~ Fran Tarkenl<ln engmeered Brodie, who fin!d two IICOI'IiC' upoel. Tarkenton cUcked on pasoes in a losing effort. : 72-yard scoriDK toss to a separated sllouiMr' Mason and a two.yarder to in the fourth period and we· Brown in the second period expected to be lost to tbe team for at least 10 ds)'l. give the Vikings a 21· halftime advantage, a lea halftime advantage, a leadt ings' defense also turned l.n best. perf~mance of the season, holdmg J1mmy Brown 1<1 JU.St yards m 18 carries. BUl Nelsen hurled three th . 8 th s 1 passes ~ e tee ers won ~elr :"nd row hafterh 0 1 ses. w / 1n lhro;" .1gamst a . paas unti ast wee threw two to Gary Ballman I _ _ ...m_ JolfM"·•et'IH~~ 1IM!i Sonny Jurgensen passed for By Uolted Press Internatiooal 1 row. finally got its first victory. touchdown and Vern Albrey's two scores and the Redskins' ~iami got a hammer-lock on Western Michigan about elim· Th~ powers in the Ohio Con- point after. defense held the Eagles score-11t·-o the Mid-American Conf~ence inaled Marshall from considera- lerence were busy outside. 80Tigers Stay Alive less for almost three periods as crown and Ohio State picked up tion too with a 17-14 defeat and sides Capital's win over Ash. . . Washington won its second a prestige win, but it was a lost winless Ohio University fell for land, league-leading Muskingum 11 Wl~enbergj faced extm~- straight after five losses. weekend for several other Ohio the sixth time, dropping a 13-7 battled to a Hi nod over on rom Ulh~con~. e~tl~n Y Jurgensen connected with Char· college footbsll teams. decision to a Dayi<Jn club that Waynesburg on a last-per1od 8 loss, crus 0 10 es eyan ley Taylor and Bobby Mitchell 1 The Redskins moved into the 7~ to stay alive and Akron for IDuchdowns to best · MAC driver 's seat with a 23-7 pasted Baldwin-Wallace 17~ to Norm Snead who came off thrashing of Bowling Green, I remain among the contenders. bench to fire scoring passes knocking the Falcons out of the I Rod Dingle added '1:1 more Ray Poage and t<:arl Gros. lead and breaking their four. . . points to his league leading tot- Baltimore's Johnny umtas1 Colll!llete-n• x J6• P1astlcSbeet wit~ moldmg and ~~ails. . game win skein. It was the re- By United Press laternational beat Austna 1·0 m the1r second\ al m pacing Wooster 4H2 over led the Colts to a shRre or COLUMBUS IUP I) - 11 s er that gave the Bucks and 8-7 vived Skins' third consecutive Saturday qualifying teg for the World Hiram, Mount Union walloped plac. in the Western Confernice to win a footbi:lli game edg~. conference win. ADELArDE, Australia-Gary Soccer Cup. Marietta 41-0 with a 35--point ence with four touchdown with the swing of a root, but I Mmnesoa look a IO.S lead in Miami need only beat Toledo Player won the Australian Open i-first hal f and Mike McGiaunin passes against the 49ers. UniOhoo State kit·ker Bob Funk ~ill · the third period on a 3:!.yard at home to finish with a !i-l with a 72 hole, 28-under.par 2&1. RIVERSIDE, Calif. Hap scored four touchdowns in Ober- tas who connected with Rav ll,ladly leave the hrro's role to held goal by Deryl Ramey and loop record, while the Falcons Sharp wo~ t?e $49,660 Riverside lin's 41-17 romp over K_e~yon. Be;ry and Tony Lorick in the touchdown men the rest uf 11t stayed that way until Funk's take on Marshall and Ohio Uni- NEW YORK- Roma Brother! Grand Pnx: m a r~ord average Quarterback Carroll Wdhams first half, clicked with Jimmy the season. k.irk. versity on the road and have 8 won the $110,000 Jockey Club ' speed or 102.989 m1les per hour. threw ~hree touchdown pass~~;;.~.;-~~~;;.~;:-.:..~=:_..:.:_:_-;.::_==========~ An 18-yard field gonl with Sander had his. best day of 3-t mark. Gold Cup at Aqueduct. I --. . as xav~er stomped a weak Vll1: 17 left in tile game, Ly Ihe ! the sea'"n, gammg 106 yards Miami rolled up 349 yards to n ' SAN JOSE, Cahf. - Bob lanova team •. and for the b. I --; Lakewood Senior. and a wmd oo 17 carries and a shatter a Bowling Green de- BRISBAN_E, Australia . - Vew ey captured the . $46,000 :re.cond we<k'" a row Cmcmna- ....... (0Str l that blew no good for the Goph-11key pass t11at kept al1ve the fense that ranked second in the Roland Hilher of th t Umted , Almaden Open Wilh a !>-under- tl s porous pass defense ccst Jt. ers, earned Ohio State a heart.! drive fnr the deciding three· nation, but the Falcons never States won the men 's slalom in a ~-holc.l total of 215. The Bearcats were dumped stopping 11·10 virlory Saturday pointer. got going against the tough the wo.ld water ski champion-~ 2.8--24 by North Tex~s S~te on over Minnesota bciore a Home- Unvedcrth hit on 14 of 25 Redskin defense. ships. ~ touchdown pass wath 1.25 left coming crowd of 84,359. passing atlempls fnr 196 yards Ohio State edged Minnesota, ' NBA Standing! m the game. They gave up 1 The Buckeyes seemed to have and llankinson had 10 of 21 for llt-10, handing the Gophers their CHERRY HILL, N.J-Bold By United Press . ~t~roalional near1Y 11250 ~adrdsbtlhrolughththe . B' T 1 · f R'd ed h 4J d Ea!ilero IVISJOU arr stl cons1 era y ess an farst 1g en oss 1n our 1 er captur the contest locked up artcr 128 ,.1rds. t e . r run· L p t T 1• k bef . . . . h R . 1 H 't I Th G h hd . f th $28 475 B I . W. . c . usa rang up a wee ore In Funk's lhree-nomter. hJs hit . of em n ospt a I games. e op ers a a mng o e , en amm Phil d 1 h"·13 3 0 t 000 i the season and second winnmg 'crack at winning the game, a Franklin Handicap at Garden I 8 a e P · ts rOI_np. , one (a 27- arder in the lost ' The Buckeyes go news : defensive battle, In the last 17 Stale. 3 3 .500 Thi s . Y W . before they took the f1eld when , seconds as they tried a field c 4 4 .500 schedule lsn t likely to dec1de mmule be•t ash.ngton I. . . k ' k . t h , ,· t . mformed slartmg halfbac Bo goal from the eight-yard line Suaday New Yor 3 4 .m any th'mg, except poss1'bl y er1m~ 1 MmnesBo.a, ,0 -.,a,ever. dr) '"g Rein was in the hospital br:- It was blown wide by the wiod. Western Division inate a few of the chall~ngers run Its 1g. , 1en recor 1.o 4-0' , c<:.us of ·mternal b1eedmg. · · ...r.-HERAN W. L. p ct, Ior the conferenc e lead s. No More, Unbeaten!l l c. -Pt)1an d' !I Nor ber t : w:1s not wt!llng to concede. \ , Ozimek won the light hea- ' San Francisco 4 2 .571 --::::--::==----The Gophers marrhed 72 ! Tile junior was e~pecled out The states last t":o unbeaten ' 3 2 ards to the Ohio Slate eight· . in two or three days, but it teams toppled as Fmdlay, top- vyweight title of th e world ISt. Louis ·~701 ra k d b the NAIA had It weight lifting championships Los Angeles 4 3 " Y yard line. mostly on qu<lr· [ wasn't known whether he wonld I . n e Y k ' -IDs with a record-breaking 310.8 Detroit 3 5 .375 21 bark Hankinson's passes to end . be. ready Saturday for the In· I SbiX·ga~e stre~~ snandpped h d 2 6 ·250 y Ohio Norh,..,rn a As 1an pound lift for the snatch. Baltimore . B Aaron row n. di~na game. , do d b C ·tal 1g.. 14 Sunday's Results With 17 seconds left, the Go- The r:ophcrs lost halfback [ ~~a\fb:;ke All!n -~~ilh' ocored BRISBANE, Australia- The Cincinnati 113 Detroit 107 phcrs tned a fl('.ld goal lhatl Dave Col.burn In ltle second three touchdowns for Findlay, United States won aU but one \ Boston 105 Baltimore 100 l'.oul~ hMe won 11, but a_ gust q_uarter with a ~hou lder separ~- but the Oilers' kicker failed on event on the final day of the New York 104 San Francisco or wind. pushed the ball w1dc of twn. He had ga med 34 yards m two conversion attempts that world water ski championships. JOJ Let us help. Pay off aU your the upn ghts. 10 carries to that point. mean the dirference. Ashland's Monday's Gamf"l med'~eal and dental biDs ••• . R~cks Started Shaky Coach Woody Hayes, who record fell to 5-1-1 as Capital, BERLIN - East Germany rNo games scheduled) Oh1o State had. g:o~ten off to could use a breather n_ght now. second in the Ohio Conference,[,•~~;;_;.=~~=~~;.::_=;_;~~~--~~--=. or bt.lls of any sort ••• with a sh·~ky !':t(lrt, y•e ldmg the _ball probably was 110ndermg that boosted its record to 5-J. just one loan. We on ~wo furn~l~s and a~ me:· l21·17 Indiana ~in over Iowa as In the MAC, in addition to the lend rNIIIons of ccpt10_n the flr~t three _l imes 1t , he met wtth hts boys today. Miami·Bowling Green game, OPTOMETRIST h(ld it. The •ntcrcept1on, re·] Toledo upended Kent State 7-3 donars 10 lin smds turned to the Buckeye 17, gave 1 Southwest and the Flashes saw their title Ollice Hours: 9 to 12. ~to~ 4\)use at No011 on of people ~~ ;n nesota its only tonchdown Tex. Chris. to Baylor 7 hopes vanisb a• they lasted deThurs._ East Court St., Pomeroy IFURNITURE ! n..,.. '" """'- ----------1 Miami Grabs Top spot in MAc Dnaily_Sentinkel,Pomeroyc·Middleport,to., Nov. 1,1965-3 Orr for two _... Ill Biggest Sunday Upset I£~p;~~~~~~~evrer.,di'n•t··':~:~,d p~:~~~het~~ts W: I TRENTO, Italy (UP!)-The "Blessed Little Simon ol Trenc:bored ID lbe Illite liN n- p.m.; lL E: Bowles down 4:50 RDmao Catholic Church has to," a boy who was found dead LEEDS, England (UP!) - When Keith Nicholson quested to remove lbem fer p.m.; Harvey Jordon up IU6 officially exoneraU!d a IP'oup ol ID 1475. Local authorities at !he won $426,493 in a football pool four years ago, he and about three weeks, wblle lbe p.m.; Charles Stevenson dOWil JeWfl who were tortured to Ume charged that Jews . had his wife, Virginia, looked forward to !he easy life. work i.o done, ll:UI p.m.; Bob Benter down death nearly 500 yura ago for murdered Simon to use hla He was 28, a struggling coal miner. Virginia was 25, 12:40 a.m.; Harry Dyer down !he ritualistic DIUI'der of a 2- blood in a religious rite. an attractive silver blonde. Mrs. Nicholson was a widow 3:30 a.m.: Barbara Gay down year-old child. The child was considered a today, almost inconsolable 1wo men were returning to SOD rOS. 5 a.m.; Invader up 6:30 a.m.; The ancient case Involved martyr and declared a blessed, with grief. Leeds from a racetrack in Pollywog down 8:10 a.m. thus making him eligible for 1 Keith was killed during lhe l Wales. Kuawba River - Semet up local veneration. weekend when his h1gh priced "I'm going to spend, spend, London f:20 a.m.; 0. F. SbearFather W. P. Eckert, a sports car ran off a rain-slick ;spend.'' Mrs. Nicholson had er down Mlmnet2:20 a.m.; Elleading Catholic historian, rehighway m Yorkslure and[ sa id on that happy day In 1961] gerclill down Marmet 5:50a.m.; cenlly completed an investig .. plunged into a ravme. Iwhen Ke~th brought home a Little Edward down Whdleld tion into the case and reported K1iled w1th Nicholson was his check that represented more S:30 p.m.; Beaver down Win!hat there were strong Indica· uncle, Frank Nicholson, 73. The ' money than he could ever hope Dairy Farmers of Meigs :d 6' 30 p.~.; Jeff~rson down lions !hat the real killer of w earn in several lifetimes. and neighboring counties will ~e~;.¥,· 30 p.m., Gleodol'a Silnon blamed the Jews to Spend they did. They bough! hear a nationally known speak- wn •eld 3.36 a.m. divert attention from himself. a new home and cars, Invested ' er at the ~nnual dinner meeting HARTFORD- Funeral ser- Faber Eckert's study cona large part of the winnings and of the Mergs D81J'Y llervice Unvices for Heber. C. James, 75 • eluded that the executed Jews PLAYING IT SAFE - Singer Wayne Newton, in Lo! IIset up a trust fund for their ~~ to be held Wednesday evenHartford, woo died Sunday In were falsely accused and !hal Angeles for a club date, was forced to wear a surgical i three young ch ildren. mg, November 10, at 8 p.m., al Holzer Hosp•lal, will be held their trial amounted to "judiA ma>k to protect h•s voice as smog ~lanketed the city for few months later, the Eastern H111h school. Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the cia! assassination." 1 th e fifth straight day. The idea seeme~ good to this newsNicholsons found the!Jiselves ' Donald Mora, president, said Foglesong Funeral home w1ih paper vender, who also gave a mask a try. Mayor Sam I deserted by old friend d Robert Mathers, vice president, the Rev. Marcus Traugh officiYorly and Gov. Pat Brown have accused each other of unaccepted by n s,hboran and sales manager of Babson ating. Burial will be in the part of the for.. the smog situation. p~, PI ,EAS'N~ bu :7V "' Grabam Ceme~ry. •· - - blame ____ - --.. -·---- , " ' - Mrs. D"!Time hun hea ew il nelg on thes, Bros., Chi CJigo, llllnois, . . . Iilah Morrison Steele, 86, a res- •ands g vY " been obtained as the speaker. Be was born Oct. I, 1890, at l the war on miSs: I• lmtallahons ident of 1100 Washington Avo., .t' Th. · w . • Mr. Mathers hilS had a life- By Unlled Preso Jnlerlltdanal Hartford, !he son ol !he late "; No:th Vie~ Nam. Seventeen I died early today in Pleasant Val•Y e~e tlnvolle~ln !han I time experience helping dairy Warm, 111nny weather helped Calvin and Cassie Bass JaTJes. o t .e roc ets w.ere seen ley· HospitaL Her death follow· au 1o accl en m 1 . at : farmers and working with na· Ohioans to establi8h a weekend He was a coal mine foreman. streekmg from thm launch ' ed a two-week illness. She was wrecked one of their new : tionally known research men, accidental death count on the lHr wife, Verna Bell, died last [1 • pads. But a US. spokesman ; a member of Eckhard Cha el purchases -a shmy American educational institutes, and com- highway• which equaled !he Oetober 10. . conceded some could have been • E U 8 ch h P car. fhe couple escaped rnJury. mercia! firms on getting 1 h record for a non. bolldsy week· counted tw1c.. At any rote. 10 ' · · · urc · The ear in which Nicholson most efficient production fro~ end ID 1!165. Surviving 1117 six daughtel'll, TROY, N. Y. !UPI) - 'l'wo were pos111ve ly known to have ! Mrs. Steele was born In Ma- was killed was another recent a dairy cow. He will discuss .At lel!t 18 persons died Mrs. Freda V~rguua Turley, brothers who helped carry the been f~rcd. son county, March 10, 1879, dau-1purchase, made only two good cow mllkiDK and dairy in· traffic mishaps between~ p. Mrs: Mary Ellen TrUmbull, Mrs., bodies of nme children from a SAIGON (UP!) - Communist ghter of the late John and Lu- Imonths ago herdsmanship. m. Fridsy and midnight Sun· Euruce ~lanche tnckle, all of burnedo<~ut bui lding last year grrliJnd crew• fired at lmt 10 cendia Cain Jacobs. She was I A dairy princess for Meigs day, Including lour accidents Hartford, Mrs. _Evelyn Mae ':'ere cha~ged Sunday With setand posSibly 17 MISSiles at •.n twice married, first to George ' • county will be selecU!d and re- which claimed two Uves each. S!Dwe, srracuae, Mrs. Ruth lmg !he lire !hat killed !hem. ~rmada ~f u.s. :avy and Air Morrison, who preceded her in I ports will be heard, election of A majority of !he fatal 1cct- Mae LewiS, RFD, Letsrt; Mrs: Pollee sa.id John M. Kilduff, orce .p nes " lch death in 1921. Her second mor- [' three directors will be held, and dents were blamed on opeod. Esther MarJe Roach, Maaon, 24, a machme operator, and hi• ~'Zt~"d~~ ;mk~ng the riage wa• to Welch Steele, who revision ollhe by-laws conduct- The vlcllms included: ~ve 8~ 8 ' ' : hJo:erJ:. tf and brother, George, 22, • tru ck 01 !e s am died in lf.i!. I ed. Athens· Olarles M Carr 87 eorge arr, t 0 . r ord; driver, were known in tills up. ..;~•·di:cl~;.,d ~~~y" t d _! The dinner will be served by Neloonviile, killed when ~ck =~u~~sl~ g:"':v~r D;'!: stale communitp• "fire buffs," The Ia s dodged th She Is survived by wo au the Esswrn Band Boosters. The by a car while walklag aloDK Maar ' n. mer I who frequently helped firemen •urfac!to:'ir !SAM I e i. \;;';: R.;; CCI Uckets may be oecured lor $1.50 u. s. 33 near here Saturday. at fires. They we"e arrested at hu! one, • Navy A4 Caldwell of TucSOI'I Ariz and each from any director ol the P.jarietia: &bert T. Kloeot 8, sister, Mrs. Effie 8etb' Pom- l lhe scene of a lire Saturday. bomber. was shot down two sons, T. L. M.orriso~ and The driver of an auto that Melg• Dairy S:rvlce Unit. WaU!~ford, killed In an auto eroy. Friends may calr• at !he _The brothers , . >re charged conventional uoU-aircraft Austin Morrison b th f PI · went out of control Sabll'(lay -ooUlsion on 1 Washington Coun- funeral home after noon on With f1nt degree murder and tn the w.<nioote raid Pleasant The ' 0 r 0 d. suffered minor Injuries the Slate Rotary Players are ty Road, and Douglas Llndmood Tuesd'ay firSt degree ars•·n 10 the lire about 3S mileo northeast . re are !Ve gran . Highway Patrol reported. S d• 22, and Joll<!ph G. McCarthy, , last year and third degee a&noi. The pilot wu children and 13 great-erandclul- The accident took place at econ m Toomey 22, both of Marietta, killed whe!l son In Saturday's lire. pl>l'achute and was dren. . HO p.m. on Rt. 124, three tenths ] Blx Bend area Rotsrians. COO!- lheit car hit a brid110 abulment MIKE SATISFACTORY Police said !he Kllduffs captured Other survivors are a step· of a mile north of Racine. peted in a Rotary district on Ohlo 50 five mlles nortb of Mike Wright, Pomeroy High watched for three hours as the The Soviet- built doughier, and stepson, Mrs. A car driven south by Har- bridge tournament Sundsy a!- Marietta Saturday. School football player who suf- home of Napoleon B. Sousie missile sites were positioned Jeff Eads of Pt. Pleasant and old Hysell, 30, Rt. 3 Pomeroy, Wtloon, lollo~d by a dinner fered a back injury In !he burned Feb. !9, 1964. Then !hey aress 10 tD t~ mile~ from Gus. Steele of GallipoliS. A went out ot control, ran off !he at !he Ohio University Inn at VOTERS' AtheM game on Frldsy night, helped remove the . bodies of key highway brhlge, on a survJVmg brother " Jam~• Ja-1teft side of !he highway, struck Athens. Mel 0000 REMINDER is In oatlsloctory condttlon at Sousle's grandchild and eight of supply route to Hanoi. Robert J. Patmori of New cobs of Vmi<Jn, They were Bernard Fultz, ton o~clalo ~y ~ of el~ VeU!rans Memorial Hospital In his 18 children. The children 1 and broke off a telephone pole. bridge was demolished and York City, on duty with u.s. Semces Will be held at 2, There was heavy damage to the John W. Blaettnar, Dr. R. R. dents em ded resr- Pomeroy. Mike is a sophomore ·ranged In age from two to 18. was presumed the three I I p.m. Wednesday at the Crow-' vehicle and pole. I Pickens, Dick Rosenboom and v today of tile change of and the son of Mr. and Mrs. sites a!tachked were OI'W1 n W"l Gennany. Bussell Funeral home. Rev. Hysell received abrasions to Chester Tannehill of the Mid- ollnl placea tbll year lD four Lloyd Wright, Beech-st, Porn. kDIX'ked out. launched a hunger olrike to Donald Lockhart will officiate, lhe fare. but was not treated. dleport • Pomeroy club, and precincts. North Olester Pet. eroy, FIREMEN CALLED - • 'Ills ~-~ pressure ooperioro illta 11'111 ~ and burial will be In L 0 n e He was booked 1·nto Me•··· coun- Dr. John Ridgway ol the Bend •otero will bailol lD tilt ChefThe Pomeroy Volunteer Fire • .... M• r ~UU ilg his request for transf~r to a 1b R b and T ter Fire bouse Soutb Che •De t It was the f"st joint raid Viet Nom. Oak cemetery. Friends may call ty joil, charged with driving c u . osen aum aonehUI, p Ill ' a... . par ment was summoned - - - - - --I at the funeral home after 10 a. while in!Dxicated. He 1, to a north-south team, finished In . ct. w vote in the flYmnaslum CYCLIST DIES SundBy at 1:50 a.m. to the m. Tuesday. bave his heuring Nov secund place In the duplicate ol the Chelter eleJDentary VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. Blaettrrar Auto Company plac~ 5 rted play, five points behind !lrst school, PorUand Pet. will go to (UP)) - Jolm Elmer Marlla, of business on East Maln-st Two other arrests' r~ by the patrol included ~ank place winners Carroll Wlddoeo the flYJIUltlslum of the Portland 22, St. Maryo, Oblo, wu tilled where a car was reported on Vetmns Memor!al Hospital Knotts Rl 1 Langsville cl~ and Bill Hermann of Athens. Elemeailr)' IChool, and Middle- Saturday when bit motorcycle fire. The blaze had been exAdmiosloos Saturday - Mi- ed to 34ig · t t N port lot ward will vow In lba ool!lded wllh another vohlcle Ungulshed before arrival of Bah B EXefUtlVe • tO , Speak Nov.lO In •·1\t-:IJ Mo·MANI·: nmgic touch and a chance .af \ Bay Packers 1ntorceptlon.• all season, ~aw l period field gout by Doni ~ew Vork jolted the Cardin1 ~ I' I Spurts Writer 1he conference t1t1e alOng w1 th Upsets marked the remainder three of h1s efforts drop mto Chandler. . als title hopes wath a second '111c CjJI(·a~n Be~n; are back lat I of the day's NFL action as the hands of Bears Doug 1l Detroit also turned in a half come-from-behind victory t.I1 Pi r uld habit of snaring Bear~• Passin•• Detroit upended Los Angeles Atkins, Bennie McRae and sturdy defensive etrort to aft~r trailing 10.0 at the half. I topple lhe Rams. The Lions Earl Morrall got New York its ''" """'''· and It's helping In the Ia.t four games the 31. 7, New York tripped st. Dave Whitsell. ,. tlm rec < tpture some past Chicago secondary hJs picked Louis 14·10, Minnesota turned McRae's Steal . recovered five fumbles and first score wilb a 21-yard TD ~· ,.y. off seven opponent's passes, back Cleveland 27-17, Pit- Atkins' interception set up intercepted three passes to pass to Aaron Thomas in the The Hears, whose defensive and the Bears have four tsburgh !Dppcd Dallas 2:!.13, !he Bears' firSJ touchdown, a hand Los Angeles its fifth third ~lad, !hen rookie Tucker , '•'llmiary mlercepted 36 passes consecutive victories. The most washington nipped Philadelphia 13-yard pas• from Rudy Bukl~h straight loss. The Rams set the Fredenckson added !he chnchc ~· mg their championship sea~ impressive performance turned 23-21 and Baltimore downed to J1m Jones, and McRae s pattern of the game when they er m the fmal stanza on a four· . "' of 191;~ , managed to snag in by the efensive unit San Francisco 34-28. steal set up the deciding TD, fumbled !he opening kickoff yard run after he had scam, n•v 10 last season and fell to occurred Sunday when the Th Be rs' rugged defense scored by rookie Gale Sayers and Detroit recovered on !he pere 41 yards to set it up. The ~ixli1 place in the National team intercepted three Bart e 8 . . on a 11).yard run. Los Angeles 16. Joe Don victory moved the Giants into 1 ,,I hall League's Western Con- Starr to.,es to set the stage lor kept the Packers back on lhm i Green Bay scored the firs! Looney swept left end on !he second place tie wllh St. Louis. 1·n·nce. but this year they a 31-10 upset victory over he heels all afternoon, and Starr, [ time it had !he ball and didn't next play 1<1 score his first of Cardinal fullback Bill Triplett ' "m to have rega ined that previously undefeated Green victim ol only two previous tally again after a · second two touchdowns. gained 176 yards on 22 carries. ·----~ l __ • llrowns FaOIII'O BUY NOW and SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE! 9x12 All Wool ' OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY TIL 9:00 P.M. OVAL RUGS I ' ' • ' CARPET CARPET THAT WILL LAST FOR YEARS �' ' ,. ; ! WBA Certifies Patterson-Clay Bout LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI)-\proved WBA champion and that 1kin. "Clay will live up to his Cassius Clay's Nov. 22 bout is why the WBA recognizes the/agreement to meet the winner with former champion Floydj:lay ·Patterson bout as a of the Terreii-Chuvalo bout." Patterson was certified againl•hrunpionship, bout,, said Des- "Thi~ busi~ess ~f ~ving two tcxiay as an ''official heachampions IS s1lly, Deskin vyweight title bout" by the [ [pointed out. "Especially when World Boxing Association. S one of them --Clay .- Is the ]n iterating the WBA's posiman they an recognize 8!1 the lion on the bout WBA Pres-1 \champion." ident Jim Deskin' also scoffed VeD 1 00 Harold Conrad, a spokesman Sunday 11t reports that the! for Jnterconti~ental Promotions Clay-Patlerson bQut might bel and Sportsvtslon, al~o was transferred from Las Vegas to S an~ered by McKeMie s viewanother city. Deskin said such [ P~~nt. a report was circulated last NBA Roundup They are clal"!lng that 48 week by Merve McKenzie ofl By United Pre" Ioternallonal states and 31 fore~gn comttries Toronto 1 The Cincinnati Royals are recognize Terrell as champion ~ · b d , continuing their climb out of but this is untrue, u said }h~e tpo~~are a ;~ be the National Basketball Associ- Conrad. "The WBA has only 31 sal es m. ere Wl the ation Eastem Division cellar member states -and of these, ;.bsgholut~:r bno cha~c~ thathere even without backcourt star only five have any boxing to 1 1 wth1 e motve rroCml and. Oscar Robertson. speak of. They don't even know A1so, e promo ers 0 ay u. · d his th at Terre II ellS· Is 1n · Europe. P· 1 . ·u 1 lfll1 11 th •wbertson, who ·mJure a te~on WI u a e right eye last week against The BriUsh Boxing Board of commllments so that the WBA Philadelphia, watched from the Control recognizes Clay as ~ll r~cog~Jze th~, bout as 8 sidelines Sunday night as the world champion and so does the amplo~sBAP one. -~~h~ E . Royals overcame a 62 ~57 European Boxing Council." ! The \, recogum.-. rrue halftime deficit to defeat the Terrell, who IS defendl~g D 1 .1 PI to !l3-!0l against George Chuvalo m e rol s ns . Toronto tonight, as the world's Adrian Smith finished with 22 heavyweight champion. But it points while Wayne Embry, Drake 24 Abilene Chris. 7 also recognizes the Crny ·Patter· Jack Twyman and (ut Heyman Arington st. 21 Ariz. St. 6 son fight as .for the hea· each had 15 to pace the Royals s. F. Austin 14 s. Hstn 13 vywelght champ1onsh1p of the to their third viclory In tlle lasl Lngstn Coil. 26 Bishop o w?,rld. . four games. . E. Tex. st. 6 Hwrd Pyne o The. WBA re<Oogmzes that Willis Reed scored three Austin 41 Mo. Valley C Clay 15 U1e umversa.lly~- points and Howard Komives Ariz. St. 28 Tex. Wstrn 20 added two more in the last s. W, Tex. St. 35 Agio St. 7 minute of play to cive the New Hrdn Coli. 38 Coli. Qzrks 0 York Knickerbockers a 104-103 Ark Tchrs 28 Ark AM 28 YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED victory over tho San Francisco Ark. Tech 16 Hend.;.son o Warriors. The Warriors, who S w' Ok 20 Pnhndl AM 13 bad their wi~g streak N.E: Ok. 27 Cntrl 01<1a. 27 snapped.a[.four straJght, staged E. Corti Ok.a 20 N.W. Ok. 6 a bnlhant comeback after N M Mil 35 Co ors 1 trailing 91).76 wilh eight minutes M. · :J3 Okl n~. 1 14 len, but they failed to overhaul N~rra~k AM ~,;,ro 3 the Knicks, who were pace by · n CANDIDATE FOR Dick Barnett's 30 points. West The Boston Celtics, behind the shoofing of Willie Naulls UCLA ID Air Foree 10 and Sam Jones, defeated the Utah 22 Colo. St. 19 Baltimore Bullets 1~100. Jones Wash. St. 10 Ore. St. 8 scored 30 points aad Naulls Calif. 2t Penn St. 17 THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT! tallied 24 as the defending Oregon 17 Idaho 14 . champion Cellics came hack Mont. 13 U. of PaCific 7 from a 12-point deficit in !be Wash. 41 Stanford 8 Pd. l'ol. Adv. third period. utah St. 34 Brghm Yng 21 No. Dak, 21 Mont. St. 12 So. Utah 35 W. N.M. 21 Weber St. J4. Wtslern St. 7 Colo. Coli. 14 Wslmnslr 12 Idaho St. 27 PrUand St. 7 Willamelte 14 Coli. Ida. 0 Linfield 40 Pacific 6 S. Ore. 51 E Ore. 14 Ore. Tech 28 George Fox 14 Lewis Clark 14 Brtah Co. 0 Oregon Coli. 27 Whltmsn 0 San Diego St. 2S Fresno 7 Los Ang. St. 37 Hawaii 7 S.F, St. 63 Chico St. 20 Cal Luth. 49 Cal Tech 0 Hmbldt Sl 12 Scrmnto St. 3 Riversd 23 Pomona 20 Lg Bch 34 Cal Ply (SLO) 7 Cal Ply (Pmnal 47 Hywrd 8 Snta Brbra l4 Snta Clra 13 Valley St. 14 Whittier 12 Badlands 14 Claremont 3 Occidental 28 LaVerne 16 E. wash. 37 w. Wash, 7 Roya1 Climb I ' E W"th l A·Ce CoOrl l er Try new · Lucky Strike' Filters SCOreS JAMES (JIM} CARNAHAN '7 Trustee of Sutton Township W.L.T. Pd. 610.1157 6 l 0 .1157 4 3 0 .571 I 3 0 .571 I 3 0 ,571 3 4 0 .429 1 6 0 .143 PittsbUrgh 22 Dallas 13 Washington 23 Philadelphia 21 New York 14 St. Louis 10 Minnesota r1 Cleveland 17 Cble8go 31 Green Bay 10 Detroit 31 Loo Angeles 7 Baltimore S4 San Francisco 28 SIUidly's Games Baltimore at Chicago Detroit at Green Bay Los Angeles at Minnesota Philadelphia at Cleveland Pittsburgll at St. Lools San FriiiiClsco at Dallas Washington at New York I iIHE DAILY SENTINEL which has an enrollment of less than 500 students shall be open after July 1, 1968. THIS DIREaLY AFFEas MIDDLEPORT, POMEROY, AND RUn.AND HIGH SCHOOLS! •A recent law states That no elementary school district shall • 35% of the ninth graders in Meigs County will never finish the 12th grade. eLess than 15% of the graduates of our local high schools go on to college, and yet the curriculum in all three schools is geared for the college prep students. eMuch of the equipment in our local schools is outdated and inadequate. e The labor market is demanding more skilled workers every year, and yet about 85% of our graduates are equipped only for unskilled labor. Consolidation Is The Answer . Are we going to advance with the times or will we allow our school districts to gradually fade away? OUR CHILDREN WOULD HAVE VOCATIONAL TRAINING OP· PORTUNITIES TO PREPARE THEM TO BE SELF-SUPPORTING. We could become eligible for a large amount of federal aid which would allow us to offer some practical courses such as auto mechanics, beautician training, electronics, plumbing, and landscaping. H ld El • Maso p ersonal 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 MASON 7 PICKENS' HARDWARE in MASON, W. VA. Appliances "' ~ l'19~1 II :,I!J:!' 1 k·; •1594 *3594 7 •. . . . ".. ,_. , pr 1 A NEW HIGH SCI:IOOL WOULD BE ABLE TO OFFER MANY NEW COURSES. \ i.. a high school can offe•·· In a larger high school, there could be 70 or more different courses offered. A NEED EXISTS FOR AN ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM. There is a possibility that such a program will be offered in the new high school. The need for such facilities is certainly evidenced by the fact that 11% of the workers in Meigs County are unemployed, in comparison with the state averageol only 5\0!'?0. The reason for much of this unemployment stems from the fact that they arc unskilled woikers. THERE WOULD BE MORE EFFICIENT USE OF EQUIPMENT, I•21&;] ~ CLASSROOMS, and TEACHERS. MONEY COULD BE SAVED • Colree io kept Ill dli.tioc . _...... after brewing • ..,.,iot-Lo<k" lop .Uyo ... couoly ill placo while puurinc • Smartly otyled. clrip-l;r.. pourirJI ...... THROUGH QUANTITY PURCHASES. CAN WE AFFORD CONSOLIDATION? OUR PRESENT HIGH SCHOOL BUILDINGS ARE INADEQUATE. • One pi..., otalnl- lltMl -ra- "-cleaa-- In order to update the present buildings or to .go it alone, the cost would be far more expensive than the proposed Consolidation. · A new high school butldlng for _around 1000 pupils will cost approximately $2,021,430. At the present time, the state will make available about solidation is delayed, the state aid wjtl be reduced, and an added burden will be placed upon the local tax payers. votE YES I SCHOOL ••• ,11\o lllllllloaulifulwall ~lid '"" ...,teJI, ~teo•• ~ is liOmpletelr fftt, the nch 011or ~imtnb ·.. molt 1 new diHlsiollllm~rlu depllt-il IMindreds ot ~ersonaliZed custo111 colort. l.leo·LVJ:ury Is pradially odorle51, dries Ia miniii&S-slips oolo your WOI~ wit- I Hwly ~le011d froodom by brush 01 JOIIer. OfCDlllll, 10" IIIUi[lllltll " - ctan In wator. Mon lmpaolont-ono IIOII<OYirs. y.,, L""·Lm~ S• CONSOLIDATION ' \ , comes In matchiRt cofors for }OUl' woodwork. For your ceiliqgs? u~~ LUCO·LIIJiurr UI.TIAWltltE, llle aoly w~to termtd "penoct" tor ,.._ h~in 1 , fuco-~ Latex wau oeeoration The flgunalo tbia nport were taken from a survey made by the St'o!e ) Department of Education. COMMITIEE FOR SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION *6·49 ..... JE'AN MORGAN, CHAIRMAN PD. POL ADV. POMEIOY CEMEN,T BLOCK COMPANY ' ,,.,, fl"~' "The Department Store of Bulltllng Slhce 1815" Paint Dtpt, Phone WY 2-3679 . Sunbeam rnta Multi-cooker : · ~uff~t etyloJ frrp3a W'ith i ,handle boat eoutrol. Model rLMCB. SarDe fee. tare~ ae 1 .' aibiliiJ )i\ I!'• . r-:-:::-·..l::( ~VLBT, buL wilboui To8ooa. 1•1894 ;?I~~ia.. Sunbeam V"/Sta Mixmaster hand mixer . ' '·If • .• !ft . ~ apray, steam "the colors are so ~ exciting ••. " would only have to raise around $913,000. However, every year that con- f• cot balll!t otylluc \ Removable ..-a! lor complete ;. Modo~ YHMP • Sunbeam Vista $1,108,000 for this building. This means that the five districts together j • High - tbe • St•irdw 1tee1 fmisb MtaiM ito beaut, lor !if..... - CONSOLIDATION WILL SAVE YOU MONEY IN THE LONG RUNI X Dries a full load ' for about • penJ1Y'• worth ofGa1. SO(•iety Notes \ • THIS LAW AFFECTS THE SALISBURY AND BEDFORD LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS. ·· DIYOTEO TO INTIIII5T OP MIIGs.MAION AREA All this convenience costs so li1tle with a Gas dryer. About a penny's worth of Gas dr~es a whole Racine Court Orders Henderson to I / Daily Sentln.t, Pomeroy-llllddleport, 0 ·" Nov. 1• 1965-5 Mike Lewi8 Winner Hysell's parents, lllr. and Mn. Saunders in Columbus. Mrs. AHce Icard, Pt Plwlnt ,.were weekend guests of Mrs. Of Cub Scout Award D Woodrow F<Jreman at Lorain, Jim Stewart, Mason, Mr. and attended 'the Pnmpk)n lbow Ill Sybil Miles. MASON - Mike Lewis, aon OhiO. Mrs. Roger Frazier, Gelllpolia, Clrelevllle, 0. -tlj>. Mrs. Kathryn Gunther and Mr. and Mrs. John LOVVII, Mrs. DenniJ Tullob and Mrs. Miss Eloise Bell ol Cincinnati aon, received the Bear p~~:~l Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hysell Albert Swatzel •tslted receoUy spent the weekend with their Gold and Silver Arrow ~ aad son, Grant; Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Luckmothor, Mrs. Laura Bell who 0 ecllODS for achieve10enta earned Fred Taylor and family spent eydoo at Letart. Also visiting - : : - - : - - - - - - - returned home with them to the Mason Cub Scout Pack the weekend visiting with Mrs at the Luckeydoo home were Tl• Happy Hustlers Sunday spend the winter. I PT. PLEASANT Mason met recently at the Mr. and Mrs. Larry Luckeydoo, Srhodl class of the MethodiSt Mr. and Mrs Delbert Wll- County Circuit Courl Judge Metllodist Church. Den II, ROCIJCO ART Point Pleasant and Mr. and Mrs. Church met in the social rooms coxen of Columbus spent the James Lee Thompson has or- keeping with Fire , oger Luckeydoo, Huntington. ONLY for a six o'clock dinner Friday weekend with Mrs. Lottie Wil- dered the town of Henderson to Month, gave a skit. !Wcoco, 8 term used lo de- Mr. John McDermitt of Lor$30.00 Down - ....... . evening, Oct. 22. Following the coxen. hold a city election on Tues- Parents were asked to SC~Jbe a phase of European art aine, Ohio visited recently with 10 ~lentTd:nner a program was presen~ . day, November 23, 1965. their son's dues up ongmatmg France about the Mrs. Matilda Noble and her ed by Mrs. Mina Lewis, "Bible F Mrs. H~el Carnahaln ~nd MIS: The court order followed the dale. This will assist the Ill's! • quarter of lbe 18th cen- daughter, Mrs. Staol Harbour Worda That Guide Me." Mrs. ndrancte~ ;:..s 1er Laspekn t.the woMre filing of a wrlt of mandamus urer to keep up to date tury, comes from the French and family ey 0 8 5 Laura Watson, president, con- e . eye. e WI . . • be two Henderson residents, cords. Cub Master Jarre11, term used to describe artificiaJ ' FURNITURE CO. dueled a business session dur· ~~~dale. ~~ssMFoste~ ~Sit· Scottie Soladen and Leslie Nl· ed the meeting with the motto grotloes and fantastic rocks in Miss Doris McCune and Chaling which lime cards were sign- ~h n ~Y WI Sal r. a~ Joh rs. bert, asking such an election be "Let's Keep Our Pack tile gardens of Versailles. ac- ky McDaniel visited over the MASON, W. VA. 1 ed to send to the sitk and shut- to ares van ser a ns- held since no election was held iug" cording. to the Encyclopaedia weekend with hi• sister an dl Ins. :· d M Edd' B In the municipality last June as! Refreshments wero Br~tanruca. family, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 1 The Booster Sunday School f zr. an .11 rs. t t"h eeg ke prescribed by law. 1 to Charles Conley, Mike . The cour1 ordered that aII po- John Rottgen, !Wdney r 1ass of lhe 8apllst Church ond anesv1 .th 1 e spen h e wee M 1 met Friday evening, Oct. 22, ~ .~ S ler mot er, rs. lltical parties who desire to en- Andy Stewart, Donald 8 Mrs. Isabel Simpson, hostess, at ml ayre. ter a ticket listing the candi- Jim Frame, Paul Frame, her home. A devotional pro- Mrs. Frankie Ncigler ac:com- dates for Mayor, City Clerk and Frame, Robert Belcher, John gram on Faith was given by panied Mr. and Mrs. Titus council members, have until jDillon, Brian Johnson, David Mrs. Grella Simpson. In the Fickens. Maud Johnson and ll:5~ p.m. Friday, November [Johnson, Joseph Shepherd and bu~iness meeting the class vot- Josie Pickens of Syracuse to 12, to file such lists with the a Webeto, David Smith, presentS· rd to give a donation to the East Letart Sunday afternoon present Town Clerk of Hender.l B.Y.F. which is raising funds and visited Mr. and Mrs. Her- son, Charles Martin. 12 Charter l\fembers lo charter a bus to the BYF schel !Wush. convention in Toledo. Games lo!r. and Mrs. George Neigler, Attend Anniversary were enjoyed and refreshments Shirley and David, visited their Birthday Party is MASON - Twelve Charter were served by Mrs. Simpson daughter, June, at Gallipolis on Given M. Compsou member• of the Woman's Soeiill keeping with Halloween. Sunday. ety of Christian Service of II IJaptismal service was held Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush MASON - Mark Compson. Mason Methodist Church ,..,.,. 11 .;;., _..... IHst Sunday aflernoon at the and Mildred spent the weekend five year old son of Mr. and present on Monday evening n · ,., by the Baptist Church. with Mr. and Mrs. Wright Mrs. Ernest Compson of Clif· the church when the 251hh ~fe%: !1 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Morris Roush at Chi!lic<lthe. ton, was honored recently with verS'ary of the Woman's S designed v,rith a special flair for gracious living and Mr. and Mrs.. Ralph Wchb birthday party at bis home. lce l· was observed. went to Clevelcmd at attend the Mr. and Mrs. George Pickens cream and cake were served. . Mrs. R~y Prortitt was Gr<~nd Chapter of OES. of Ballimore, Md., talled on Games were played and prizes f1rst president of the oroun. ll :~ Mr~. Harrv Pickens Jert Sat· Mrs. Lottie Wilcoxen recently. won. Charter members Sunbeam VJsla Lady Sonbe 1r1 nsa urday for Fr.ankfort, lnd., being Mrs. Elsie Roush and Mrs. Attending were Susan and addition to Mrs. Proffitt, t'a ll rd there by illness in her !"farie Chapman of Pome~oy vis- M'ary Fox, Susie Young and Mrs. Jean Carsoo, Mrs ... ~~~: I I eontroned~ radiant ooatrol f<.~mily. tted Mr. and Mrs. Francls Mor- John Van Matre, all of C1ifton: Pickens, Mrs. John Cl bairdryer Mrs. Paul Sellers, Mabel ns Sunday and attended the Kevin, Gregory and DavId Mrs. W. H. Foglesong, toaster t Pickens and Jessi1 Cottrill, the 1 l~omecommg at Sutton Metho- Camp, Dennis, Robin, Vicky and Miles Brown, Mrs. Howard Mode!VI'4t ~ llenlth Committee of the Home- dlst Church. Ricky Johnson, all of Mason: IM'atre, Mrs. Russell CatJehl>rt,fl makers Club, attended the I Mrs. fda Stobart spent three Eddie Lee and Tammy Russell, Mrs. Reuben Stewart, Mrs. Hra llh Conference at Waverly weeks with her brother·in-law all or Coolvllle, Ohio. Sending Everett Thomas, Mrs. on Monday, Oct. 25, represent· and si.c;ter, Mr. anu Mrs. George gifts were Richard Young, Carson and Mrs. Fred Spencer in(; the Syracuse group. Krider. She left Saturday with lrene Cooper, Mrs. Blanche and the present president, Mrs. Compson and Mrs Leota Coo~ Lester Zerkle. · I Stnbar I lo vis-Mr and Mrs Merle Schroed- her son, Chares . , r Anni . . . . , it un!il Thanksgiving al his er. versary cake, of &lver S . I-~· nt ~ot Pr, Sieve and ~onme •.. of Co- home in Baltimore, .Md. Assisting the hostess, Mrs. and ~hite, was served by Mrs. • pecut ntul& wam toasta to suit aD. tastes. Toestll lurnbu;li, s~ent .FJJday W!1h Mrs. ·1r. and Mrs. Crilt Bradford, Compson, with the serving were JProffJtt and punch was ser•ved .:e:=d~ :!!teared~ ol We• .,_ tl' Schro~der s parnl!:!, Mr. and J lh' h ·Mrs Karen Russell Mrs Bet I by Mrs. Lester Zerkle ~,ndles W Mrs Franc' Mo ·s '· 01 or mg1on were ere · ' · · · ·1 h · ~· • No levera 1<> push, bread lowora automat......._ .• .' •s S rn · d for the sale of the Mrs ty FoA, Mrs. Cecil Johnson and :m s1 ver olders were used A;a.uy . • New "qui<:k curl" far...,. ioaob..up Mrs. 0 aJsy ayre re1urne R I I M D d . Mrs. Jeanne Camp each end or the refreshment eilentJ.y rises whea toasted to the deaired degree home from vis iting relatives a P ~ c a e property at · ble. • Easy.t;o..aee, ea~~Y-io-ule tooating eontrol • ""-itioa co I I t'J' 5 I 4 pluo OFF and friends in Columbus. Purtlond Saturday. Twenty • four members attend· • Glistening beauty in moden aytinc •Lo..,oiBet..,q, .......... ~• J\!Jrs. Milton Wolfe spent two Mrs. Lavinia Simpson Development Corps ed. weeks with Mrs. Harry Clark Mrs. Lillian Lee were Named Defendant and Miss Anna Allen at Gra- guests of Mrs. Etllel PT. PLEASANT - Two civil ham, W. Va. They took her to Monday. have been filed in Mas- Fair Association Sunbeam Vista ! Sunbeam ~ Parkersburg, Friday to see Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Chester SimpCounty Ciremt Court nom- To Elect Off Hartman. son spent the week end with . the West Virginia Industrial PT PLEASANT IC~ M automatiC electr. ~ ' l . . ~r Mfxmaetel' nllxel" j& . Mrs. Emma Williams or lheir son, Mr. and Mrs. Brian I Corp. as defend· · . e ••· .. Wellslon is a guesl of her son- Simpson at WoodsfJeld. in both actions. ;'!lioa'::'tyl Fair Assoclahon ~ (, ~ ~ in·law and daughter, Rev. and The B & L Furniture Com- th .• eetwn of 0111 :0" Model V66S Mrs. H. L. McDamel. M15s Lisa COMPL"'TE COURSE is seeking JUdgment 10 196e6 commgd ytear mclu;d~•en~g::r.:::ll . •. 'I [ Ath · 1 pres1en, VICe Mc 0ame o ens 1s a so a Manne Corps Base Camp sum of $65 083 and costs for seer t tr . ' e ary, easurer and -.. btlp _....,_ guest of her gran dparrn ts, Rev. Fry, son of Mrs. •Franklin L. carpetn termg, labor, mal,. ant treasm·er and 1 Bo d p~ ........._ • 'uam .,._,..._ • .__ 0 1 and Mrs. McDamel. Capehart and Michael A Cape. tresses and box springs and D' 1 b wo ar - llllltpi:l au&a ton beMer ejector Jeo. d M • · 1rec ors mem ers at a me<1t-ll tip actioa jj Mr. an rs. A. J . Shaefer hart, son of Mr Franklin L. the nalionaf Pool Equipment ts mg scheduled for to · ht 1 ? ~=-= ~" olorof Waverly called on Mrs. Sy- Capehart, all of !Wute 1, Porn- seeking judgment in tbe amounl 0 m. in the Vocalion~!gA ~ul-j • Handy 111P41'" lie -~ b•l Miles a day r ecently. eroy, have oompleled four of 117.946.54 for materials de- lure Building at PI lid holder • I% full _ . oporat. 11 MISs Rulll Elhs of Columbus weeks of indiv•dual livered including frost proof wa.l High School. . easan • Haftdleoa..,. ,_d obo ~ ing speeds lor perfoet was a guest of Homer and Ed· trammg Oct. 15 With the ter lines ond tile All d' . . h. cr obapo can widomixing reoulo. a~; 'th 11 T d · IVISion c a1rrnen fair .. ~ ___. 1 ayman, ues ay. Infantry Training off . 19 f ' • CoftyeniOIII CIOid . p · -·-· ..,..... Miss Hilda Gamble, Miss Nell Marine Corps Base Camp ~cia . r~m 1~st year's £air, in stand • Buily lieiiJ()T€(f from Holstein and friend of Dayton jeune N C , Miss Adkins Wins atin any m eres d Mason CoUJ>· II • Choice oC wall or otaDd_,_lor.,.. .. loooad =iiiiiiiiiiiii-.i..iii.iii:..ii.:i~~~=·:.:;;.·~·iiiiiiiiiiiOiio.iiiiOiiiiiii;;,l ans, are urged to attend portable llllldelo !1:1 _ r Honor at Marshall meeting. 0 0 PT. PLEASANT - Barbara ----0t-"""' ill U 1 ' wlw RemoY8blo eord, .,..,. .. •ideo bandlj. . • Ab d d t PI Adkins, daughter of Mr. and easaot Valley llospltal Uft u pow&r • n '! IIBd lb'age .Mrs. Robert Adkins Sand Hill ADMITTED: Mrs. Delbert eompoet aire ' ~t.ad, Pt. Pleasant, ~nd a fresh- Durst, Leon; Wayne Tucker ---------------==~~---1-~"~c:-:!'~l~t·::•~idl~lm:fi:!~'~~·:,=:•=·=ag~bo:•:•~-1man at Marshall University, Leon; Mrs, Howard Carder, Pt. ~ i been chosen u a freshman Pleasant; Camaletta Steveru, l Sunbeam ll7sta l!ltainleeB ate el ,. Iclass representative at Home- Apple Grove. coming activities at Marshall DISCHARGED: Mrs. Kenneth automauo electr:lc percolator · )lovember 6th and 7th. Ridenour, Hartford. oompletely Immersible MocW,VA.P30 Lovely blonde Miss Atkins received several honors while •'FAT TUESDAY" in Point Pleasant High &hoot. The term Mardi Gras means • Speed brews up t.o 10 cu 1 ~~ ·- .. She was last year's Prom Queen, "'Fat Tuesday'' .and refers to of really good roft'oe ill a ~ Miss Mason County Fair Queen the fat ox whicb used to be matter ol minuteo and was 1 cheerleader at the paraded lhrough tlle streets • Complet&ly aatomat1e few school. the festival town. the ......... c:o8'ee ..,..., . . Model VLBT .. exist after July 1, 1968. ! ol dmhes. load. Why not please your family and yourself I See your Gas appliance dealer today. Let him show you the handsome, advanced styling of today's Gas dryers. For drying, Gas make• the big dlffe~1ce ••. coou las. tool • The new State High School Standards say that no high school courses. The new standards state that 45 courses will be the minimum w.. ich Suaday'1 lleoult& without ironing. And think of all the preciou s hours you s,we when you don't have to wait for the weather .•. or hang up and take down long line:i Here Are Some Of The Problems: By Unlttd Press lnlernation ' Eastern Di\'lslon W. L. T. PeL Cleveland 5 2 0 .714 St. Loois 430.571 New York 430.571 Dall.. 250.286 Philadelphia 250.286 Pittsburgh 250.286 Washington 250.286 Ba!Qmore Green Bay Chicago Minnesota Detroit San trrardoco Los Angeles That damp parka (scarves and mi"ens. too) all warm and dry In just abou t the time it takes to f1n1 sh a snack. That's because things dry faster in a Gas dryer. Softer, too. Towels are fluffed dry, so they seem thicker JITd thirStier. Jerseys and playclothes are smooth and wrinkle-free. ready to wear ARE THEY GOING TO BE ABLE TO COMPnE FOR FUTURE JOBS WITH ClADUAnS FROM LARGat HIGH SC.HOOLS. At the present time the local high schools offer an average of 41 difft"enl Wellenl Dlvlsioo 1 Being Cheated? I NFL lllaldlogs "Gee, .Mom f Our GAS d17eri er•t! MJ faelle1S (da, IINIIdJ f" ARE OUR CHILDREN • j or dry iron l·118l 1 • Rea.,- dot¥ ..,.,. full . See Ua For Your Remodeling Needsl • Fonniu Tops • Paneling • Ceiling Tile • Storm Doon & Windows • Kitchen Cabinets • Floor Tile ESTIMATES •i•hc, 1• ,.. beat.inl! .......... Jtirring., • e H lleellatlt • New weter Jeoni• Pink <WIIom grip loan~!• .I •lliK ' . . , _ rill• oteam ., dr1 Modo! Vf!.7 • • Tbamb-tip """"" • Aul>liiiOtic boMor ej'octc~ SPECIAL! ChoW at I •• ' ea ., t • c coa .,_. ....u.ble froo .... "' . . . - witil - - Alll'fiao ..oolor ... - - - io ;a P£IU'BCT GIFI' JI:lEA.I e-----.. ---· WY2-5321 • FOREMAN &.ABBOTT Mldclleport, o. ... • MD:iau•o.. lor " " 1 PHONE fREf 'I PHONE n3-551S • ) MASON, W. VA. OPSHOENP SD~TIURLYDF~YM - - - - - 7,00 to 5:30 P.M. "' .. UNnL 8:00 P.M. • �. ,. .· .._.., . . ..., • "" . . .. - C ,,...,..."'» ... _ __,....,.. ... •• "-.. . . -....... ., .....~ ...... - - 'WI ~·~-.-~-- - - ' , ~ ............_ _ _ .....,.. ......,...............,.,...._............ • • - F - 'o~.,. ...:.._ -~..- ___ Y"- __ ...,...,.... ... io • .,. " .... • • • • • , . .. ' ' I ' THIS WEEK AT KROGER BONE WHITE uilt'heat'h PROGRESS ••. YES! CONFUSION •.. NO!! ll.otJ VOTE FOR purcluiH LEGAR for MAYOR fllll:honlll Center Cut A Paid PoUtlcaJ Advertisement by The Citizens ••• I'INICul ..... l . . . . . , . _ Dubuque Brand Piece Bacon --------- ., 59c CANNED Bulk Weinars ·· ·.. · .... · .. · lb. 49c HAMS Pure Lard.,:- 89c :" $1.77 For Better Government Committee ~---- - -- Tenderay Bg The Piece Th1·iftg By The Piece Salad Plates ~ r-., .. JULIAN "NOONIE" HILL English Roast ____ .. _-. 59c TRUSTEE OF sunON TOWNSHIP 100 It has been impoulble for me to personaUy c11l on each. voter as much u I would like to. I ask your understand· ing and seek your support Nov. 2, Extra Top Value Stamps THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT Wl'lll COUPON AT RIOIIT PD. POL. ADV. AND THE PUIICHASI VOTE FOR Ofl: IHifiiiiiLD • • •• • MASON FISHER ... u.. BoneleBS B08ton 59c K-r -tylo or .........,Ilk Pilllbury Plolft w loll B.ISCUJ'ts ------- 10 ,,,..,.... AIIOrt-.:1 PIIYGrt-Krottr Preserves __ ..___ 4 n1"'.... ... liq Bread...'.. 5=sl Dinners .. 3:r: s1 White Satin SUGAR Sttndo"' lrlllll Pink $ Salmon--------- 2 !! """"' ' Meat ____ 8 ~Potted 5-lb. bags H•mllt T IIJI('h M,.llt _. _. _ ~ ~= 8 G •rf'ens __. ----·- ~~a.. ........... lllhhont 4 or kale Pd. Pot Adv . -- lb. Coffee ------·---- ~ Ktogtr TOMite Jnice _____ .. ____ 4 ::· Dot...... Fab ______ -_.. ___ _ klnf -It'd el will reprtlilenl tbe be1t interest. of the residents of the school district. e Father of five children and have two now attending Southern IAM!al Schools. . Your Vote & lnfluonc1 Willa. Appr1ciat1d Flour ------·--Cin::us Auor1td Plevon beet th1t ,..., completely _,_, rollall lied ])rbtks --------4 ~ .,.,. .., "'"' K,....,. fm• Orllltt . Jwee-----------6-pok Chlcl<on ol IR Chunk Tuna------- ~ --- 4 No~~ St•nUnf lnH Tomatoes------- 7 ~: Kroger Conage Cheese ···· ··· ··· 2 lb. carton 49c ........., ...... . lpotlltfll lntfaot rv.., tr Candidate For Southern Local School Bo1rd ROLLED ROASi ...... _, .... ., Rill.. 111111 Robert W. "Bob" Louks CANDIDATE FOR .. < • TRUSTEE OF SUnON TOWNSHIP e e '- A-le Pork &Beans ___ 9 Sponsor of Syracuse Community Baseball Park Pd. Pol. Adv. The following chairmen were on committees: Legis- 1 Beulah Bradford; Na·' Security, Margaret Houd· CITV LEAGUE Americanism, Opal , October %6, 19115 Child WeUare, Pauline I Rose; Poppy, Dixie Smith; Pomeroy Cement Block 34 Civil Defense, Eunie Brinker; D. and D. Bar 34 Myrtle Walker; Middleport Dept. Store 34 Blanche Spen· Syr11cuse Ball Park ~2 Communily Service, Mary . 28 Manlee VanMeter was we·1 Rawlings H d RHonda F' to 20 1:~~'~ Flowers, Mary Roush, corned as a new member when · .3" · Ires ne Holter and Gretta Simp· I the Junior High Melhodisl High Game - Haroldi~~:.:!I!~~~~~Membership, Leora Young; ' y 00 lh .F llowshl mel SUnda• 225; FranciS Anderson, Margaret Yost and Car· e P ' High Team Game and Rhod eve•lng at the church. Okey Rlt· D d D B 908 2612 es; Execu 1·!Ve Comml't. ter, vice president, presided in · an · ar• • · MarY Roush, Margaret Hou~ the absence of lhe president, and Grelta Simpson. TRI COUNTY LF:AGUE Games abo ut HaIIoween were Miss Rhonda Hysell. Devolions were given by October :111, 11185 and prizes awarded 1o Dwighl Dowson taking h is Pnl•k Grella Simpson and Opal Did· theme from the Parable of the FHorlemanSaalnd Abbolt The travelling prize was · o sum es awarded to lll' ulah Bradford. Sower· ~r. ~merson Jones Craigs Market refreshments were led a diSCUSSion on lhe scrip- Meigs Co. Beagle Club ture and also _continued the stu- G. and J. Auto Club by Garnet Smith and Beudy of lhe scripture from Gene- Crow's Sleak House Bradford, and a social hour ! sis. . High Game - Grady : Plans were diSCUs~ed con· 230; High Series _ Grady cemmg the Thanksgivmg and 580 . HI h T m G d Christmas projects and a bake ies' ea S tentatively set. Devotions for - 01sum 3 es, ' :! New Member Is Welc-omed ByJuniorMYF t Ti ct. ssue ---·------ 3 -.. Kroger VIC! PH Evaporated Corn 6 12n. can• 1 Wrsk -----······----------.'!:. 4le :::!. Sll~~aru~y ... s roger ~~n~3 $1 sauce ....... .8 t4,pple Pie Ridge ~ 1 Andy ••••••••••••• :: 41e I !Lux Beauty Soap ••••••• : 3/31e ! • • • • INSULARD BOOTS $18 Lux Beauty Soap ••••••• :: 2/37e 0 1 'Lifebuoy ----·-·········: ZI De J.ifebuoy ·-··--·--···-- ! Praise I "GLAZED FRUIT' Lemon Peel Pineapple ...... •• 31c 4 •· Zflc ~ Carrot• ....... Z ... lie llo. Ltllvco Bibb -... --·- •· 39c R-'Ciwrt. ~ 3ft Fruits & Pftlls :0:1k Endive .................. ... 19c ---············--: 3/5le 'AU Purpose White Final Toueh •..•••••••••••• :.. Ge .. -. Spry -··················· - 0 Cozy Comfort... all winter long 2/41c Praise-------------·--·:: 21 17c~ Orange Juice ~ gal.59c 0 = u.S. No.I- Size A. Pure 'w.th l Depen dable Your Ashland 001 Dialributor ia genuinely interested in your home beating comfort. He will make prompt delivery even dur• in& the coldest weather. ADo! with Aihland Oil'a convenient Budget Payment Plw, you c111 level out your wi111erlime hoatinc eotlt by makioJ equal ,PIJ'llltBtl over • DllleoiiiOIItli pertod. ud cold outtido~ Keep your home warm and ...,. eo.tod iulde. Witb eomfonalllo diU winter with de~W t.el 011 yttu" .-~able. cleon-11-,m,. Alhlo~d tara t1at wll'it ~ty ol Ftltl 011. For laet, frieDdly MrVICe Ashland Fuel Ol•t · s- ltmllJ.::: lb.$ bag .,.,nlial.lehea&-a:Wd«Joq. Qtoeolate Brownie~ •~-~-. • = 19c Sara Lee Dhmer Ron. •••••• ::· 49e • ' ' . .. eilhttoday. '4111WIO OR. a ....NING COMI'AIIY OALIN S. IROWN, ..lilt · t,llghwq Route ·~ DECEPTIVE DESERT 51• 99 The puzzling White Sands 6 to 12 _ pr. ' near Alarnagordo, N. M., fonn 1 11iateninl! desert, 30 milet G•aranteed 1 year km1 and 5 or 5 milea wide. 'hie ma loob .. dry and ... stable as the Sahara bot, a few lnchea belllw the surfacr. Middleport lbe sand is ,..ldl!l wet. -·-·· ·--- ··~ ·- · - Donald Duck. Orange 6-o• . Cons UMIT t CANS ARMOUR'S :Cloverbloom -· RoH Margarine katie Evans Cottage Cheese 2-lb. CTN. 20. Off SALISBURY TOWNSHIP J bave tried to contact each of you personally but J bavt been unable to do this. As the election draws closer, 1 want to take this opportunity to 10Hclt your vote and support. Thank you. Label Chloo I Sonlooro COFFEE Jc Off L.iool All Orlllth l-Ilt. C.n 82c ,..... 49c Plct . WELCH IESGIFE o._ lolly 101 Off ...... IO·OL lor . 29c I X I Bern~ ~· Gilkey I TOWNSHIP -·-,4t 10.... Jar uzau Ol'tlpelode Prult M tho VIne FaiiiJ Graltaona • ~Ali.BUIV King Si•• Bottle 1111100 VOTE FOR IIUSTEE OF SWAN Liq1id Dtltrpnt TO THE VOTERS OF .... MIIWIVIII.. OW. PMne WYaMiath 2.11" 112 ·Lb. Roush•s Shoe Store Atlv. ~ ·· Whole lb. della Mattox, Fielding Hawkins, John Hawkins Jr., Oral Hawkins, Affid. fo~ Trans., Middle-i pori. HolJow Four 22 Oral Hawkins. dec. to John High Game and Series- Tom Hawkins, Affid. for Trans., Mid-' IDO••cn, Z47, 574: . Louise G i 1- dleporl. , 173, 481. H1gh Team st~~wart Hawkins, dec.• Game .- Blaettnar_'s, WBo's, Mari~ Hawkins, John Ha•vkin,s.i ; Hi~h Team Se~Jes - Ash- Affid. for 'Trans., Middleport. Oil, Blaettnar '· 1964. John Hawkins, Jr., Thelma! G Hawkins Fit:lding Hawkins, Thursday Women's League &rna Hawktns, !della M. Mal· October ZJ, 1' " L tux, John Hawkins, Marie Ha~·k-1 . Y. Clothina: House ~· 5 ins to James F. Arnold , IFalbric Shop , Middleport. 12 ISimton's Market 1 Joseph F. Faulkenburg, 10 No. 0 M. Faulkenbury to 10 8 ~~:;::rkiRealauranl 6 Faulkenburg, Mae M. 11 3 burg, 40 acres, Sulton. High Game and Series - J. 186, 517; High Team B. F. Goodrich and Series - New York House, 81~, 2362. Maxwell House Q,ffee ••••.., '! 8te , lnopootod 28 27 26 "Big Shot" Flavored Syrup ':""" 69e I Property Transfers 32 ,_..._. U. J. Oav't. tme: next Sunday evening will be BEND LEAGUE given by Tommy Cooke. The ' October %5, 1965 meeting was closed with sl!liPoints ing and the MYF creed. 300 46 Altending were Okey \ •"' Wallers. Eddie Brown, Cro" and Son 3li Do 0 ~ Joseph R. Bailey, Mildred 0. , Tomm• Cooke, Dwighl Dowson, '"•cline America n Leg 1on •'2 ' Goble, Medlee Van· I.~~~~' Drugs 24 Baile)· to Stale of Ohio .11i3 A I Jennifer No. I 13 Salisbury. meter, Tobbie Ord and Mr. andiHolsum Joseph R. Bailey. Mildred 0 3 Mrs. Jones. Robm Mills was High Team Game - Les Me- Bailey lo Slate of Ohio, Ease-l also a guest al lhe Halloween Ke1121e 192; High Series - Bill ment, Salisbury. I parly held Thursday everung. Grant, 535; High Team Game- l Jack Harris, Merle Harris to IDu~lon Drugs 810: High Team Slale ol Ohio, 3.63 acres, Sal· VISITS SON, FAMILY llieri·, ., - Team 300 - 2376. isbury. Mrs. Earl Scott visjted a Jack Harris, Merle Harris tO ecentlly wilh her son and Monday Mixed Ltague Stale of Ohio, Easement, SalisMr. and Mrs. October 25, 19115 bury. Scott of ~·orest Run. Points Dora Hawkins, dec. to John 34 Hawk ins, Stewart Hawkins. 1- Chit's Chltee Froun French Fries •_. 10 lolde1 IIIII --·-- 2~ .. lonolouiEEF ITIW lllp. U/1185 No.~ K.._ Served on Syracuse Council Your Vote and Aid Will Be Appreciated THANK YOUI Dressing. _,_ 3r.: sl Soup ... .10 :.· sl .... .. "*' Beans·--------- 9 r:..• Plums---------- 4 .... A-lo AloorW Vtrioty JL&25° TRUSTEE OF SUnON TOWNSHIP lbrlfll' kro,.r Fresh BANANAS VOTE FOR ••. XIEDWIN "BILL" COZART 3 lb. can __ $2.89 Whiting __ ..:: 19c __ :!: 89c Sloob 5 lb. can __ $4.49 Sot Poe Flounder-----------:::· 49c . 10 lb. can . $8.30 r...,.,_c:ut Swiss Steak--·------· lb. 69e CHUCK ROAST MON., TUf~. &WED. ONLY! 20.... J•r 43c .... OIL Coo ,s. ' 'l e Sure To Ask Your Evans Stort Manattr For Christmas Bonus Build-U, Waekt Ill Extra c•rlstmas His Pill CaR I en! I~ ll . �I' ' ' •' I .I • .. • 01 !I ;1ft or polltlcal ·eomu~~oao IIJid one o' bll propos•'• wu lbal demon atralloar Gil lhe floor bo Umiteo :Survey Shows 'Too Many Republicans ·Fignlting Republicans' Vikings Stop Cleveland, Top Champs 27-17. (EDITOR'S NDTE: II It is true that civil war has -on organization formed to 1111 1o estimate bow much de· York where Congressmao Jolm Uoaos "ought to stop the hoflil' the John Birch Society wbo pal l!:llenhower'o stance of beln1 beea a year slDCt Prestdeat almost been a way of llle with promote the eonservative view· mage luJd been done to his pro- Undsay Is sweating bis way less task of trying lo accoJJ11110o their owo organization aboVe above the poUUcal battle dis Jobnsoo woo re-election lD • Repubticam. Teddy Roosevelt point, but not to nominate gram GJ Republican arouod town trying to gel elect· dele" tha radical fringe. But at the Republican party. The mfs. treues and 11ddeno Republlce• tandslld• over Sea. Barry Gol4· was madder at William Howard cMdidates. Bliss knowa a polltl· unity, ed !Dllyor In a preponderantly what JfCilnt does a cooservaUve lake In 19M was that too II!I1IY leadore, who want blm to llk1 ~ater. What bas happened to Taft than he was at the Demo- cal splinter when he sees one, Many VIews llemocralle cil}o. He Is taking become a radical conservative? of 'l o I d water's supportera oil bis coat and start fishtlng. the GuP siner? Wbat are lite crats in 1912 so he split the ar- and he also knows that Goldwa· Nixon, lD an lnlerview 1'1!cent· Nixon's advice to fit his strate. Scranton dido'! ••Y and neither formed themselves Into culll. llfgbt DOW leadership reels 01 "' obl•m• tt must overcome? ty and guaranOO.d the election ter's organl2atioa is going Ill ly, expaoded this way on hls gy to the local situation by win- clld he attack Barry Goldwater. Any cult, whether of the rlgbt tile lhouldera of Ray BUss. Hr Vl't National Reporttr Harry of Woodrow Wilson. Things a)r divert money from the national diagnosis of GOP ills: ''The D" Ding the endorsement of the who still commands an army of or lei~ damages a polltlcal Jl8l" II 110 oraoor IIJid doesn't use elo Ferguson, based on coavel'- peared fairly tran lol nuqet b committee. mocrats have always bad room liberal party and putting a Jle. aeveral million loyal voters. ty." quence ao a weapon. He de o;,tions witb leading Republicans. st..d't-ce during the Eisenhower Then WiiUam Cody Kelly, a for all shades of opinions. They mocrat on his ticket. But hp No Leader A th lead acrtbes hlrnseU aa 1 11DUtl am ~. ""ssf"S the party as h at- ~ years, but the fad was that Bliss man, develops an over- can em brae both sen. James also is causing muttering' There was a time when a de- no er reason no er II bolt' operator wblch means ht tempts to m•ke a comeback.) ' prrsons to both the leit and powering curiosity ab ut tho · 0. Eastland of Mississippi and among the right wingers of the feated presidential candidate going to kick Goldwater aro!IDd lnlendo to ork puletly am - right of Ike kept stirring things contenis of the desk of Frank Vice President Hubert Hum- GOP that he Isn't an authentic w.. known as the titular leader much Is that some day Barry mostly behind the scenes. nu By HARRY FERGUSON up. Kovac, executive director of phey. What we Republicam Republican. · of his party, whatever that may be able to do them a fa· ranks and file ReubllC8llll Ilk• UP! National Reporter Party Strite the GOP Financ'O Committee have to do is quit fighting about The problem of how to handle means, but the fact Is that in- v?r.. Mllltons of voters were him because be underatand• WASHINGTON tUPI)- Rich· And what do we have today' ontil his resignation. Kelly exa- our ideological differences, and th• radical right "' one that day there Is DO active Republ~ disenchanted by Goldwater, but their problems. 1o June friend • ard M. Nixon came pretty close Ray Bliss, a political technician mined the contests of the dll6k fit our strategy to the local si· most GOP leaders are ocared can who can Jesd by general for mllllono of others .his defeat of Bliss in bJ1 native Obi• to putting Into one seotcnce all of high order, is brought in as "'thout benefit of prior permi" tuations. We should adjourn all to discuss publicly, but Gov. consent. The only attempt Gold· · mply hardened their ai~porl poured about $1 milllotJ Into th• Lht. trouble of the Republican r.op national l"hai nnan to unify sion or key and some telltale debat~. about the 1968 plat- ~illiam Scranton of Pe?nsrlva- water has made to lead ls to and !~creased . their ~nth:lSlasm GOP treasury by 1taginJ elgh1 party "Too many Republi- the party. The first thing that marks were left where he had form. . ••• made a run at 1t m a head ar organization that di• for htm. Den."on Kitchel, Re- d!Mers at $100 • plate. cans enjoy fighting Republicans hit him m Lhe l:.~ce was the an-~ p_ned open the drawers. ~hss Many GOP leaders thmk t~e speech last Aug~st. to the A~n- tresses Chairman Bliss. publican presidential _eampaago Money ls the life blood of ! more than they do fightmg De-l~uneemenl of Barry G.o~~wa. fired K~lly and ~hen went mto wave _of the f~ture for therr can Bar Assoc1at1?n at M1ami .. . manager last year, thin~ there political party, and when Bib~ mocrnts.n t~r's Free Society Association rueful silence while he altempt- party IS on the s1dwalks of New Beach, Fla. He Said the Repub- A political pa~y IS like a art between 7 and 8 million de- took over as national chairmar - tree. It. can fioumh for years dJcated Goldwateritea and that be fo!IDd only $230,000 In the till For one. no, aay two hours, even if It• topmost branch (the th<:· woold rather fight than -enm1gh to run the national or 1 think they'd get a frightful , White House) has been. cut SY'<tch. Any Republican who gunlzation for only two months look away, But 1! the roots wither, dreams or the White House Is ler the parched Republlc'" At this Big Wide World of ' so d?es the tree. The roots of a out of his mind If be deliberate· arasa roots with mooey fo Ours. pohl1cal part~ are the offiCes ly offends lmtt many voters by next year's elections, be IIIAJ -Anon. won m muructpal, county, ~tate attacking therr hero. ..ve the day for the GOP. and congresa1on~l elections. L-..---·--;,; ·-.---:~.,.,.-._;Oiiii~=;;;;;o;:, The nation's new concern with community water supply • An t i ·Goldwater Republicans Ike No!ICOmmlttal tf and the drive to beautify our environment have ino don't denounce Barry for losing The one man who probably CONCERNING spired new, more esthetically attractive t~ersions of the I ttc presidency· they are made could pull the party togetherLETART TOWNSHIP old, i'amiliar "bucket-on-stilts" water storage tanks. because he c~nducted a ca'D· Dwight D. EisenhowerSome of them, already in service, are pictured here. paign that damaged the roots. st!ows no interest in doing so There are many other designs. Some, created by Pitts· 'l'he extent of the damage Last June he oame to Washingburgh industrial designer Peter Muller-Monk for the was explained to Robert J. ton to del1ver a speech to the American Iron and Steel Institute are quite elaborate, colorfully painted and ·incorporate observation decks, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bailey Donovan, author of "The Fu- Republican N•tional Commi~ stro11ing plaZJs and even shop and office areas as in· and daughter Ruth Ano visited ture 01 the Rep11blic<ln Party," Lee. Pers~ns. who expected to tcgral parts of the water storage !acUity. in Columbus one Sunday after- by a former GOP national h~a~ a nngtng call to arms For Better Maintained Roads tl 'th M 8 .1 , ct:airman· agamst the Democrats, a sum- and Cemeteries, noon recen Y WI rs. a1 ey s • · mons to a political crusade THANK YOU parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. ''ll was murderous - the were disappointed. ElsenhoW· Ltvecy. . . . . councilmen, the county otricial~ I er's speech dealt chiefly with Pd. Pol. AdY. _Mrs Robert Ritchie VISited and tht' legislators we lost. Thej --····--- - - - ·- --·- - - - --·-- - - - - With Mr._ and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs courthouse damage to the Reand family Sunday aft.rnoon. pubhcan party has JUst been I Your Vote Appreciated Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs enormous. Nothing like it. A cal.le~ on ~1r. and Mrs. Dayton broom that swept all away. i Ph1lhps, Pomeroy, Wednesday II- hen the Democrats took the evemng. New York legislature, we lost Mrs. Amos l.eonard left for mUiion dollars worth of jobs. 1 CANDIDATE FOR TRUSTEE Baton Rouge, Louisiana •. Wed. And that doesn't rell the story ' nesday _evenmg for a ViSit w1th ol the carnage in the counties. SALISBURY TOWNSHIP the family of Mr. and Mrs. Gene It's incredible but the Dern~ Election November 2, 1965 Miley. Mrs. Miley is the for. crats carried 'every county in mer Do~othy Leonar~. . New York Slate. To give you I Pd. Pol. Adv. Containers or this tank.. 'l'bls llluulplpe type of steel Mrs Vmcent Brodenck. Mtss· ar idea of what that means, in ! elevated on three leJ::S, tmt holdo water fJ>r East es Kathryn and Agnes Gmeser Nassau County we losl 225 jobs ~ ::~ hold 750,000 gallons for million gaUons of water are stored in this Hampllla.Lollglsland, N.Y. called at the home of Mr. and in ti sheriff's office alone." . - - -·-- · ·-- ~- residents of Carbondale, ground-supported tank in a Spokane, WasP!., park. Flute4 .<OIIIIIIIl b11 a door Mrs. Hugh Bearhs Sunday af. VOTE FOR Ill., and nearby Soulhera giving aeeesa &G111.uipen* :· area. Fluted steel ribs on exterior give added strength. ternoon and visited with Mr. Nixon's Vlew1 Dlinois University. llon&e'" •od pnvide artistically loterestlng shadow err eels. and Mrs. Barrie Phillips and And there was plenty of feel-. I daughter Jill of Vestal, New , lng about oome of the forces ' Yorl<. and organl2ations that grouped ! Candidate For Member themselves around tile Goldwa- ' UNIFORM Bur DU'FERENT ter •tandard. Board of Education By RtCil OIBROW tage of the topic rather than 1 known public relali1lns COUll el, I . The earth rotates on its as- Nixon was most emphatic on : •uoo - 1 Hospi tal I VOTE FOR JOHN N. HILL FOR TRUSTEE Building on We make the job easier JAMES E. LEWIS il_lu_minating it with a Ire_~~ Edwur.~ . L.. Bernoys; wh~s~ . Ed Nole - A Middlport boy IS al a umform speed but dil- this point: ; Pomeroy Exempted Village School Disli ;,t VISIOn. And all of thts WOJ::; hook Btogtaphy o{ ,m Idea v. bo is Je;1v1ng for se nu.:e wrote ferent places (If the globe move "The extreme right of the ! presented solemnly, like a. de als with hts memoirs, is o the verses below at different speeds; the rate of Republican party is hopeless. tl YOUR HELP WILL BE APPRECIATED! sociologist's devotion to the guesl on "Tod:ty'' Thursday, · speed being faster at the equat· don't mean Goldwater himself I Pd. Pol. Adv. obvious. Another Import THIS BIG \\'JOE WORLD or. I mean people like members of Powerful Bloc W1lh ABC-TV iniroducing e OF OURS ~ascinatin& upect of the sub- The quantitativ importance one-hour British seri~ entitled 1 lie awake in bed tonight Ject: of teenagers is ~dicated, by ''The_ Ba~on" Jan. 20, the And shu?der at &ucb an 4W· I The exploller!! of teeJHgers- the way, by relevision ratings Enghsh will have at least three fuJ sight, . I the }mOple, many famou11, and · figures which suggest tht the of therr ~~ekl_y secret ag_ent· .To see the t1me ~o ~ymg by industries many big that two main prime-time viewing type pro1.rams on AmerJcan In just ona blinkmg of my , ' bo' p d 18 networks next season •.. The eye · could n t care 1eu a ut the . groups are: ersons un er , oth ers are CB"TV' .,.. s "Secre 1 youngster~ except for the1r and women over SO. • 11 . '"" ber nd spend y he t. Agent, which returns Dec. 4,, When 1 was young thert were m . creasuaa num R a • ou can cer am, of and NBC-TV's ''The Waint '' 1. mg power. And, on the other course, that Friday night's which will switch from 5 ndic'a. many t lmgs bond the kind of people tmtt documentary had plenty of rock . . Y 1 could not seem to recall, : lion to that network m 1966 • , Bt r 0 ld d '1 . For the past eight years you have given me the privilege of serving you as Mayor. During this genumely care about them. 'n' wriggle shots- strictly ~or Ralph Bellamy replaces Henry m er now an qw e lime I have !fled to conduct my office in a manne r which would justify the confidence that you bavt Instead, the ABC- TV do- enlightenment, naturally. Which Fonda as host of NBC~TV's grownup, placed m me. curnentary took one ho~r to reminds me of the comment of "Telephone Hour" Nov. 7 . . . . And0~;e~i~.rnbcr these things come to these conclusrons: a young lady named Lada Nancy Smatra boweL out of her Tomorrow you will once again cast your vote for the ~erson who will lead our Village for !hi Some teenagers are good, and Edmund Jr. who dances in a appearance on ABC_ TV's "Shin- For instance the roekrts and next two years. The decision you make is one that is very unportant to the future of our community some are not. Some are smart, cag~ on NBC-TV'I .. Hullabaloo'' ndig" next Saturday because of all the bombs and its citizens. and some .are Mt. musicale: a movie commitmeoL Which could level this world It wa~. at least, a big more "Funny about these danCf's- Although Monday's planned with a blast. The problems that face us over the next two years are many and solving them will require every fair-millded Uum t.he teenage many adults criticize them for Gemini 6 mission was unsuc- And the fear and hat~ that ounce of effort that one might possess to put forth. idol, who, when I asked him tbe various reasons. They don't un· cess!ul, International Telephone · grows inside, other day whether be was going derstand that they are our and Telegraph (ITI) says Can level it just as fast. In my opinion, the most important problem that we have in the near future Is the construction of to watch Friday night's show, avenues for ventmg frust.ra- television's intended first live a Sanitary Sewage Plant to comply with State and Federal regulations. This problem is not new, but replied: ''Are you kidding? lions. Some adults get rid of coverage of recovery of the Black against wflite - Blue due to the breless effort put forth by your City Council, we now have this problem to a point where J perform for those ,creeps their frust~ations by going out astronauts opens the wny to against Grey, I beheve that it can beeome a reality at a minimum cost to our taxpayers. We have been assured by almost every day. I don t want and gettmg smashed. We live short-nolice video reporting Why for once couldn't they our Congressman that Federal Grants that would pay up to 80% percent of the construction will be to see them wheo I don't have dance. Now I ask you, which do of news ewnts anywhere .. , stop and say, forthcoming in the near future. With these Federal Grants I am convinced that we can erase the to." you think is preferable?" The recn\'cry would have been ''Why, oh, why, are we fighting problem which has cast a dark shadow over our Village for years. Th t'al ed' t th 1 There must be a way out af transmitted via the Early Bird each other, e essen I 1ngr len a thi 5 dilemma I' b . F I' f . d and • Friday night's program misscd 1 salelJte, y wa~ of a transporor m your nen In addition to the Sewage Project, we must move forward with other improvements for our Vil· was the fact that the best of The Channel Swim: The table earth stat~on on t~e .~ss you're my brother." lage. For some time now, I have given serious thought of the possibility of the Village owning Its own today 's teenagers are romantic great Italian film director' ~asp . . .~ays rrr ·. ~n Water W?rks. One of the. first things I plan to do after the first of the year is to appoint a committee as only skeptics can be. In th is Federico Fellini, is interviewed lmportant pohlJcal_ ele:ctlon m But this is not the way it's to mvesl!gate the feastbtl!ty of such a prOJect, and report thetr findings to me. These findings, of done : senst>, they are a beautiful on NBC.TV's ''Todav" program Euro~, a revol~t1on m_ Sou~h will be made available to you. course, ~ genf'L111on . tf onr can rnakf' , Tuesday ... AUan Sh~rman dis- Amencan or a disaster _m As~a It's been this way olnce life was begun. thal kmd of generalization, ' cusses his autobiography. "Gift could_ all be _co~:~ed hv~ _via One of the finest improvements to our town in years is the recently completed levee project. The fighting, the killing, the Instead, ABC-TV had fil m clips. ! of Loughter," on "Today" s_atelltte tram>mlsswn ongma· However, mce as tl may be, we must exert every effort to continue this project to beautify our nver· wan: and all. ;- Instead, also, it utilized i Monday .. The pressures and tJon from. co~~ act, fast-movmg front. It is for this reason that your Village Administration has filed for another State Grant and These are the things that I ~ a! most every meamngless jresponsibilities of congressmen earth st_a_t1u_n_s._ __ we have been assured that our apP.lication will be looked upon wtth favor in the very near f~ture. recall. Thts proJe<:t is •mportant to all citizens because it wiU bring more boaters to our town thus Increas·. cliche on the subJeC ~ lhat youlare explored on ''ABC Scope" - - - - - - - - - :: have ever heard. takmg advan· next Saturday . . . The welling business and revenue. Neither him nor you nor I alone Can hardly turn the tide. , We must continually strive for better streets and we must see that our Fire, First Altland Pollet It'll take him and you and me VOTE FOR protection remains adequate for the protection of our citizeDJ. . together, It'll take us side by oide. Many of the above mentioned projects will quatify for Federal Assistance alltl yo11 may nst .. z sured that every avenue of available assistance will be explored thoroughly. Mrs. L 0. McCoy, daughters H the people would slop just once Iris, Julia, Celia and Edna, and And show a little care, It has always been my conviction that one of the stronJ points of a VW•B• Government II eom· MlfiS Sina Summerfield attended The world might be a better plet~ ~ooperation between Cityt~ouncil and the Mayor's Office. I can truthfullf aay, tbat durlllJ my lhe Black Walnut Festival at place admtmstralion, I have been pnvtleged to have the cooperation of every councilman tbat you have EXPERIENCED QUALIFIED ' Spencer W.. Va. on a recent Free from their own despair .. elected, and I pledge to you here and now, that tl!iJ will continue to be the ease illlhl future. I Saturday. Your Vote and Support Appreciated Mr. and Mr.s. Norman McCain, Pd. PoL Adv. daughters, Sherry, Faith and And if the people would take In closing, might I say that I am very grateful to you for having glmt me the provllege of serving you for the past few years and I would Uke to take thls opportunity to once again sollclt '"";;:;;:::;;;;:;;:::;;;:;;:::;;.:;:.:;::;::;;5 ;;;1Amber visited relatives at --~br~_a_k, :r Smithville. W. Va., recently. 1 .-=------==--·--= ---, your vote and ask your supl.'"rt at tomorrow's electlon, .oo tbat we may work to&etber to malle lhll community J better place tn which to live. 1 1 Lyle Swain was inducl<d into I the army and is stationed at Fl. Knox, Kentucky Once again .•••• • thanks; 'INISHING I Mrs. Wateman While visited Our belt quality 0 0 ' Mrs. Mary Reed Thursday. Very lbleerely )'OUI'J, , ~ . servict~ • • ( • VOTE I DAY SERVICE ON REQUEST FOR CHANNEL'S WIDTH The English Channel varies in width rrom 100 miles at the widest point to about 20 A Paid Political Advertisement by The Citizens miles at the narrowest, which For Better Government Committee · is between .____________________.J: and Calais, Dover, France. England, LEGAR for MAYOR Cleaners Pomoroy DRIVE IN- USE OUII FRII PARKING LOT Na70r of Pomeroy • i "" ··-~--··-~- ...... ;.,~- .. - -···- -.............-----· ··· -~ ,.:.":.... ··· ... ~-- -';.. .. ....: ., r C. EQUAL ADMINISTRATION 1 Sgl. Cornell End• Training Exerd"" I will officially RSTABIJSH a monthly "TEU. IT TO THE MAYOR DAY". Government is and must always be a service to tb e people. Let's work together to return the City of Pomeroy and its Serv1ces to All Its ~ople. Waiting lor something to happen doesn't make Success, s? cast your Vote for the Man who cares a Man who gets t:Jings done. ' SUPPORT VOTE FOR AND ELECT DELMAR A. CANADAY ···MAYOR "'J:I : 'f& 'M-. •, Pd. Pol. AdY, -·~ ····~-.d - --~ --·~· . . . . .:.~- -- ...~ . . .... ·::, .... ....-~ ··· --:~ ..•.... ~........... ···-~·- •. _...... •""'' ··~ . . . .... , ,... • ~'~« fil4' .88 Ice Cream It•• .. ' ., Army First Sergeant Charles ~ ~- Cornell Jr., whose parents , Live in Racine, participated in a ftve-day rleld training exercise, near Crailsheim, Germany, ending Oct. 30. Cornell, a first sergeilnt m Headquarters Company of the dlvlsloo's 504th Supply a nd Transport Battalion near Crail· sheim, entered the Army In Oc-- : ober 1948. He attended Racine High ochool. ·-- l.~argarine s 79~ A& P HOMOGENIZED Fresh Milk l-i·GAL c CLAIM TO FAME BLUE Mary Pickersgill's claim to , CARTONS fame lies in the fn<'i that shE' I ltitched the Ameriron llag IIIIIch fiew over For tl McHenry ond Inspired Frands \ Stott Key to wrlle the Amerl· Pd. Pol. Aclv. aouH06U ethe~ ..................................................... . .... -· . ' . .. ·· ·· ·· 3 Shortening 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE I CBAJW!S W. LEGAB "' Robinson's s B. COURTESY AND EFFICIENCY SHIRT I I' TOKAY GRAPES Pumpkin 4 Eastern Society Notes • 1 A. DESIRE THE VILLAGE OF POMEROY e • 2 Gr::.;, d Ch uck 59 c THE ABC's OF "A BETTER CITY" TRUSTEE SALISBURY TOWNSHIP . PR0 G RESS Y ES CONFUSION • NO!/ RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN DELMAR A. CANADAY FOR MAYOR 1 e 49c CHUCK STEAK PLATFORM OF TO THE CITIZENS OF ROBERT BURDETTE THE SHOE BOX GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. Vnited Pre:;s _IBternatlon_al HOLLYWOOD (UPI)- Fnday - n1ght's ABC-TV documentary, "Teenage Revolution," was another example of television's avoidance of perhaps the most ' EARLY BIRD ' SPECIALS AT YOUR FRIENDLY A&P Chocolate Coated Bridge Mix - . CAlL C1Tt lOAN. NU.• AI SPECIAL THIS WEEK! JOHN W. BLAETTNAR I 'l __ ...... --·-- the farm? :==:::====...""':::i:::"":iiii::=:::i=::::... THE POET'S CORN f R ITY OAN wn '1 l R • • • evleW eIevlslon n l I WOMEN p•sr 21 Rock Springs *;)~::j:fllve I 1 ___::::====--- 1 , 1 I Society Notes Want to CUT your monthly outgo? I Water Tanks CanHave Eye-Appeal Meet& on Sun@y Tho MYF of the Syracuse Methodist Church met Sunday . . evening with Denny Evans, presCLF.VELAND tUPI) -"With· tlie Browns, who lost three men !Yhlch appeared porous as It l•red over to put the Browm 'the game with 1:08 left to play. !dent, presiding. Devotions were 0 1 1tue::;twn lhe greatest," ans· to Jnjur~es, ~ut th~e ~.some yielded 201 point! In six. games,l.heatd 10·7 for all of 50 seconds. : Tarkenton, who was contained by Terri FerrelL They decided • ·•·d M1_nnesota Coach Norm consolatio~ m that tt d1dnt .cosl\ 1as a stone wall as it allowed Nlnowakl Called On well in the second hall, finished to have next Sunday'• meeting I .on Hrocklm when, asked Sun- them their Eastern Dtvtston Cleveland a total of 167 yarns. Quarterbactc Frank ')'ark en- with 17 completions on 27 at· at Syracuse and the remainder ":.' :r . I he VIkings defenSIVe lead. . And the Cleveland defense, tm, in the ftrst serieo after that \tempts for 234 yarns. Ryan con· of November meeting at Fors ~. ~~w~ng m the 27-17 upset of ~e New York G1ant1, which was expected to make score, hit Tommy Mason on a nected on only four or 15 at· est Run Church. . SuppoS@ you now owe on your ear I, .. L!eveland ~rowns was their whtpped by the Browns last the difference, was ripped i'I'J.yard scoring pa" play near :tempts for 7o yards. Rev . Stutler invited all the I and other debts a total of ____ IJt."t of the se.tson.. . week, raJIIe,d in the !ourth quar· apart for 408 yards. jthe half's end. 1 Cleveland lost linebacker Jim I MYF to attend the weekend re- 1 I he work we d_Id on Jim ter to down St. Lou1s 1,._.10 and Cleveland drew first blood Trailing 24·10 going into the 1,Houslon and defensive back viva! services to be held at I You need clothes and other thlnp_ 300 1 HnJwi: 1s a great ~rtbute to our keep the Cardinals oJ~e--haif with a 67-yard pass (rom Frank final frame, Cleveland called Erich Barnes to knee injuries Syracuse Nov. 5, 6. and 7th. TottaaJ..I _ _ _ f1.580 tl ' ··r'rt~rve dub w111ch has been game back of Clevehmd. Ryan to Gary Collins on the, died quarterback Jlm Ninow- · in the second quarter and ear- 1 pla•n terr ible." V•n Brocklin Cleveland, which boasted the first Browns offensive play, but ski off ihe bench for a desperB'Iy in the same period offensive 1\1 H· rt 1· N 1 Your total montltlj• payment. IIOW are tJIO.OO 1.;,. ·lrrat~d.. lop running at~ck in the Collins was ha~led down on the t.on drive. He hit on four pass· tackle Dick Schafrath was shak-1 rl!l. '' ". anJt-t fhe V1kmgs held Brown, the league up to tins giiDl~, was 13. Two abortive passea and a es for 57 yards and Jim Brown en up. None saw action the rest Rf"[)rf'~f"ntat•v~ Get one loan here of $1500. Nalo,nal Puotball League's top held to just 34 yards gained running attempt followed and l~lled over from tht one to of the game. Mrs. Ethel A. Hart. Shade, Pay a!! you owe. Buy what you need. n,,locr, to )ust 39 yards in 18 rushing. And but for a couple Lou Groza booted a 20-yard mov• tho Browns bank within Modem Woodmen of Amerlca 1 New loan payments of only $53.8T t·arms - Ihe lowest total for of brief flare-ups, the Browns' field goal. seven points. District Representative for the Difference for you EACH MONTH $36.13 ihe great Cleveland fullback in passing attack didn't exist. It was short-lived for the Minnesota then played possesPomeroy area. has returned " .': ral years. . Sbr~ Browns' Dtfense Vikings came right back on a s;on ball, moving to the Cltv.. ~ews .from Toledo, Ohio, where she _ Jhe deleat was stunmng to The Viking defense, which 71J.yard drive to take a 7.3 lead tand to and Fred Cox then boot·, iparticipated in a regiooal sales 37. months timl'. Repay fMttr IIi: 1"' eost tf JOU w1sh. Loans up to S2000 m~e to 11t you.r own ll:~ily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Nov.1,196~9 on fullback Bill Brown's oo<>«( an IS-yard field goal to icel' ,cooference.of the legal reserve j exat't nH'dl and bud&et. No sU"aiA. yard plunge and the conversiOn. Entered Hospital ,lraternal life msur.mce soc1ety II was the first of three scores AFL Standings 1 A th 010 h0 d October 211 and 2Q. mong w en1ere Mrs Hart was selected to bY Brown, who roUed up I38 BY Un!led Pr ess Interaatt ona1 Holzer Hospital over the past · yards in II carries and made Eutrro Division k d . 1 d d· S d y~present Pomeroy. at the legal , p t wee en me u e · atur ay -reserve fraternal hfe insurance' fi ve ca tches f or -., more. W. L. T. r . Raymond c · I".,e!JJeJ', ., R'10 ociety October 28 and %9. · B If 1 Leroy Kelly recovered Lance u a o 6 2 0 .750 Grande, Mrs. William E. Steph--- - Renlzel'o fumble or a punt in Houston 4 3 0 .571 eno, Rt. J Bidwell, Dana E. ~e second period and a pass New York l 5 1 .17 Girard, Rt. 1 Vi~ton, Peter B. A mt~ference penalty agam•t the Boston 1 I I .143 McCarty, Rt. t Ewington, Mrs. Vlltingo put Clev~land on the Westen Dlvlsloo J. Clifford Cook, Mason, w. va., ..,..,~.~!~~~~!~~~!,~!!~~ one-yard line. Ernie Green bat- S Di. W. L. T. P«!t. Gary L. Cundiff, Mason. W. Va., •en rlt.~rcuu affeet t-.Jce ... mr.~~r womenu 833 and a>t.r lllt.lleJOU WnM&ftd nenou• an ego •• · ·• · · 5 1 2 · Mn. Robert Junior Parsons, ~~~J:~ ~~~ude:,\~:r:1~'t,.~!~~~~~.11r! Oakland ....... . · 4 2 1 .571 TuNW~>rs Plains Carol A Me- u,., Jou 111r.y1me •l~p and aurr•r fma & SAYI:'IGS CO, Hoadquarten ' 3 571 ... ,.~ .' · ~-.ehea, IIKlllebta and tetleld ~rtd Kansas C1'l Y " 1 · Cray Oak Hill Paul J Kincaid ~- 1" aurh lmtatton, cYeni. For ... Denver 3 5 0 .375 Jr jackson i1rs Ida' Carman' ~ ~g:lf~:,.l~~-;L;:,e~J;~~~~~:-~~I ••••• Suod.y Result s . Rt.., Pedro, ' Mrs. . Phyllis L.' ~-=··:iPPd~"'~·:PPOI~f=:·~"=ota~•:•ll:n~Otl •' ,_. ,..,..,.·ru'"I'OUI- · - - - - · New York 45 Denver 10 : Middleton Rt t Pedro Albert iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Houston It Buffalo 11 Moore R•L 1' Ironton ·Micmttl Kansas City 14 Oakland 7 Burto~. Akron, and M~s. JeanBoston 22 San Diego I nine 0 . Adk.in1, Ravenswood, W. Sl!odoy's Gamel va San Diego at Dtnvor · New York at Kansas City , Sunday - Mrs. Isaac Sheet&, Oakland al Houston 244 Fourth Ave., Richard W. Middleport, 0. Buffalo at Bostoo Barrett, Rt. 1 GaUipoli!, Mrs. i..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiW. Lillie E. Slloemaker, Rt. 2 Gal· Count on us to supply the ready·mixed lipolis. Mrs. Junior Leslie Lem. concrete you need for any farm build· Dam Garvin, Rt. I Ewlngton, llam Garvin, Rt. 1 Ewigton, ing project We'll deliver what you Arlen Hall, 809 Viand St., Pt. want, when you want it ... save you time Pleasant, Clarence H. Fisher, 2214 Jefferson Ave .. Pt. Pleas. With Assorted Nuts, Raisin•, Creme and Jelh nnd work money and materials. And ant, George F. Fowler, 3216 Centel'll, Coated with d•licious chocolate - Perfect Franklin St., Pl. Pleasant, Mro. the price is right! Call WJ soon for free for parties - A treat for tba kiddiea - Have on Lester S. Corrick, 11104 Jeffer· hand when friends drop in. estimate •• . without obligation. son Blvd., Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. "SUPER·RIGHT" QUALITY OUR REG. John J. Smith 3401 Howard Ave. BLADE ONLY44( PRICE 69c lb. llo. 1Pl. Pleasant. David A. Gray, I CUTS - lb. ' Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant, Joseph S. Baird, Hogsett. W. Va., John WY 2·3284 Rog~r Blaine, Apple Grove, W. D ALL GOOD lb. $].49 Va.. Donald L. Stafford, New PAGE ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1 lb. ~:~aeon BRAND .k • . I Haven, W. Va., Mrs. Jesse Aus1 - ..... ~ tin Brown, Rt. 1 Letart, W.Va., Mrs. Clara B. Kay, Southside, ... W. Va .. Mrs. Robert R. Yonker. •. L Rt. t Pomeroy, Mrs. Dana E. ' B Hoffman, Jr.. Rutland. Mr s. Webster C. Reed, Rt. I Reedsville, John H. Tober!. Jackson, ; Carol 0. Sit, Rt. l Jarkson, I Mrs. Robert Reed, Jr., Rt. 2 I Wellston, Dock Michael Fraley, Rt. 2 Beaver, Mrs. John E Brown, Ironton, Edward H. WHITE BEAUTY Remy, Rt. l Kilt.. Hill, Ray S. Elam, Rt. 2 Chillicothe, Mrs. LB. Cmtuncey Sheets, Jr.. Port" CAN mouth, and Mrs. Dolpheus J . Brannon, Spencer, W. vl. I want to be your M~yor. Now as I ask for your vote and support I stand on my record. Through my efBirtbo forts we have a new samtary .sewer •ystem m part of Pomeroy, a new parking lol, an Increase of tll'enty-five thousand dollars in mumc1palmcome. My friends tell me that my determmation and all-out effort have brought Mrs. Charles Emory ChapA&P BRAND some of those successes where failure seemed the only possible result. man, 114 So. Richardson Ave., ! Second best has never been my.Roal. Pomeroy sb~~ld be aimed at the top. With the right leadership we Columbus, son, t : 19 a.m. SunI-LB. ca~ lead and n~t lag behmd other cthes ~nd co'!lmumltes. As we Improve Pomeroy and ils services and gen· day. Mrs. Robert N. Justice, Rl. . 1 Ravenswood, W, Va .. daughj 13-0Z. era! busmess ~limate we wtll attr~ct new mdustnes and busmesses and assist the existing ones to grow and prosper, all Wtthout any increase m taxes. Attitude is often the answer. When we won't be beaten we can't be ter, S:ll a.m. Sunday. Mrs. Wil- 1 CANS beaten. ' liam L. Kemper, Jr . Kerr, son, 1 3:28 a.m. Sunday, Mrs. Charles W. Whittington, Rt. 3 Porn- ! eroy, son, 2:54 a.m. Sunday. ; Mrs. Robert J. Parsons, Tup- I 'f!te Mayor's office Is r~spon~ible tha! Pomeroy o~rate within the La.ws of Ohio and the Ordinances of Cily pen! Plains, son, It :06 p.m. : Councrl.. Law eJ,!f~rcement _IS al11ay~ dtfftcult but agam, proper leadership can result in fair, courteous enforce· Saturday. Mrs. Robert Gerald ' 3-LB. men!, With a IDIDimum of mconvemence to the persons affected. Among other things: I. Brumfield, Rt. t Crown City, · BAG 1. I GUARANTEE that all City Departments under the Mayor's jurisdiction will serve all citizens at All times ' son, 8.25 p.m. Salurdav. Mrs. I Courteously and Efficiently. ' ' Wllllam Harold Bosw;ll, Jr., I , Rt. t Wtst Columbia. W. Va., I 2. I will cqNTINUE m~ WORK toward making Pomeroy more attractive to Shoppers. Tourists and Visitors, daughter, 5:54 p.m. Saturday. l and tmprovmg our servtces to them, so they wiU Want to Return. I Mrs. Cleo M. Lanier. Laocas· S. We will have a new Community Center (city hall) with no increase In taxes. ter, son, 10:33 a.m. Saturday. I MARVEL NEOPOllTAN Discharged 4 We will extend the.present sanitary sewer system to Lincoln Heights, Willis HiU, Breezy Heights Kerrs Patients discharged over the i Run, With no mcrease m taxes. All will b_e done at the expense of the federal government. This will be a iirst for past weekend included : ~1rs. i Pomeroy, the return of som~ of the lhtrty mllhon dollars in taxes paid to the Federal Government by Pomeroy Y, gal. Ralph Beatty and infant son, I n•stdents over the years. carton Mrs. Eugene E. Bryant, Char. \ 0· I will have a. sewage system built for Pomeroy at absolutely no cost to the taxpayers federal money will Lee Carter, Pearl E. Cash,l pay for all of Jt, ' Mrs. Roscoe E. Fife, Mrs. Mel. vin L. Forester, and infant son, I Alvin 0. Jordan, Mrs. Alan T. j NUTLEY Knight. Dr. George R. Roberts, . t hWhile it is true thai often what helps one helps all, my aim wlll be that all sections of our city are entitled · Glenn K. Soles, Mrs. Don F. 0 ' aredmdour Improvement and going forward together. Needs must be met whenever and wherever they Thompson, Deborah L. Willis, l HB. rxtst an a vance planning and action will put Pomeroy ahead o( many need• and avoid continuous emer· and Gary L. Cundiff. PKGS. gendcy treatment to! mtany pro~lems which can be antic! paled. An informed Mayor who cares is mandatory if goo governmen 1s o prevrul and toward that end. to lin mlnlllel. •••1 Syracu•e MYF �... J•, • I ' •• •• I • Oassificd Ads Your Modern Community nullctin BOard --------lO·DaiJ,y Sentinel, l'llmeroy·~ddleport, WANT AD 0., Nov. 1, 1965 2 SIGIIS I IN~~~~ION · Pomeroy • QUALITY ~~ent _ Business Service1 f" n.hunn- TRAfl.!li I.JUI, - u_. • • CURTISS "Dairy or 8ee "'"M•' U.::~~:; IMIIl •·• 1gt and "ater Bruwn't l'rall Breedmg Service. Call WY 2..........~ ·lil.t.an..,,.. er Park (Sfate A.ppr11vedl 2284 Pomeroy. 98S-3415 Chest~uftRit"TtUNI' ltn ' 6 30! •.. 1 ""' •Cl•P""' """'' 1110 "- 11 MlnersvUie, Ohio, rnooe "' ter. 10 2 P 1963 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ _ $1695 ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN ~ ... on "' ll'l.lhliMtt"" • • 32 • 1 11 Uc 1 -I Locally owned by retired gentleman. 6 cyl. engine, Power,., , __ ' CUSTO)I BUTCHERING and 1· ~lide trans. Radio and heater. l!:xcellent tires. Spotless clean tUWIJI.Al'IUNI :::::;.:c~::::;.--,1-::~.om• thl but the lllp~ ,.. ~"'""" -m• ... """ -=-==o=R-;:f 1st FLO urm••~ . '" · 1l cutting. W' 11 buy h'des eve ry 1 Jnter•·or. Green !J'nJ'sh, WHAT IWIE IS NEW ci!IC!O Press Club recepllon, b.. ·ead - any ng ..~ ~:~.::!. '"'~,m'!:'11 •,-::.,:,:-::; and oath, modern apartment. I Monday. PbU Meter, Phone 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Door $1995 DlrectDr Mark Ry• • ·II W'"'' cause Her Royal Highne.., is due latives, H you're perfectly ho,. '~l'"r'...., '"'"'.,.'•t" I'll• gU"' Middleport, Wl' 2-387 4. WY 2-3510. 9 18 Uc 2 tone green finish. ·owned by lucal resident. Clean interior. to take an option on Jarr \ 'S l.eo at the Press Club 40 minutes est about it. And the \on~er ·0,..,, < ~~·. ...~.u,.... '"'"'""'' ._.ru.-. m~e rm i II Uc KARL GRUESER. Plumbing · Std. trans. Herlihy's novel ''Midnigl· t Cow- after her plane touches down. you can pos t pone th e \neVJtaRadio and beuter, new tires 283 cu. in. V8 ene:me. ...,... FOR SALE ond lietting, Minersvtllel A nice one. boy" and make It into a fitm 1This would Indicate thai, it ble. the farther you are ahead 1960 Ford Falcon 4 Door $395 starring none other th•n ~lvis Carol's time-table is corre<·J, nl the Rame. The • .:.:.nr. ,.., ~y w... •• ....,. '"..rtlflft _ - ·Ohio. End your sewer troui> d thea.tre t bl is a 1 1111 '"' o..;b ..., . • ......_ ~·m 750 x 14 NEW SNOW t res as les. We have all &izes sewer Local trade in on new Chevy u cyl Std. trans. Plenty of Presley. Rydell, fast earnir1g a the Princes's will stay at th'! 11Ugh ~--~m~. an l __ can. ~me 1 1 t·en•~ ....,.__ ~ wo.,. • n.... . . ·, ow as $12 .95 . plus tax. · New macu.ines. -L• a"eputalion as one of Lht> "hnrp· reception for tess th:.~n hnll :m ttnvone m 1t for trun~. •···uth• a\!Casona bl e rates · unused mileage. h htsd,arn· l Ill ,., "" _.. ~ • ~ •... rims to mount snow tires on. CaD WY J.2974, day or olgbt. est helmsmen in Hollywond, hour before ,l!.oing on to ht'r lllt dest !IJ pustp11ne t e mevt a e. :;~.~-~."':!:r.J:.."TUMI'l'\1..... All )IQpular sizes In stDck, I 15 Ut leeis Elvis is a natural for the offl<ial en<Hgemenls. lA!•··· · ~~U~~oILIIIMIII,_ ~: $7 .50. Newell's Sunooo Chest· role of Joe Buck and could wind · all. thev lmve traffic in S fJ n · OOt~l onu aouu er Ohio. !WS-2305. EXPERIENCED OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. -. _, up being recognized as a sen- Francisco, too.) . .._:: ~ ,• :""'- ·~: ' 10 30 tfc f' 7 Ott, GHID -... ou:~ actor instead of merely the1 1 "';:, ":1,1£:' • Ward's Carry • Out and -StOre wealthiest. Not a bad idea : I I have in hand a slap on 1he l• UIIULT PBOov.at Thomas Fork. 20 x 50 build· ~ Elvis might be perfect for the wrist from Howard Lindsay, an W4N'I AD If of part . Marilyn Maxwell, who acquflinlanre whom I have re· PHONE WY 2-2156 lng. Set• on ha me Real htale For Sale used to be Rock Hudson's Ia· ard conveniently tell out the ' By Wayne G. Brandstadt. MD. ground. Contact rrom the largest truet or I vorite, is becoming the stPadv reviews by critics in Boston, Q.- My daughter, 17, bulld<ner radiator to the FOR SALE: Mason area - 5 date of Johnn Rivers, the nwk New HHOen. Philadelphia, De· lergJC to several drugs. W1U Jl d Fa d Lost In un USED Coca Cola Machine', $50. .unalleat heater core. room house, bath, newly n' roller. If it's serious. ynu ruit 11nrl wherever shows hap_safe for her to FOUND IN Gallipolis dog. 1111 DOS~ NeweU Sunoco, Chesshingled roof. 2 large buildcan never accuse Marilyn ol pen to try out. Their cireula- mZing shots for po1Jomy~!1t1~ black with white ree't and ter. 10 29 Gtc ings on lot. Will sell reasonrunning true to form. tion is not confined to ''The and tetanus? Can she he g1ven white streak on his chest. ~ ~'tcbable, if sold soon, several . . I r•de:" they write for their skin tests to r.ee whether she Owner may have dog lot 1958 ELCAR, 45>:8, uw• ., ood WY 2·2143 PomtrtJ items go with house. Mason Apply Record compames are smg· l readm, who, to the best of mv is sensitive to these !hots and paving for ad. Guy L. Stew- en, ~_bedrooms, very g rd 773-5642. lD 3D 6tc ing the blues over their large >nowledce, are peoo!e. inr!ud· to vanous drugs? A dermatoJ. ari, l'hon• Gallipolis 446-4861. condJtJon, $1900. C~chestear .u;: CONU!TIONING Relrtgermvestments in Broadway musJ· irg theatre.gom. And they write ogist tells me thai no skin test 01 28 &tc Flrk, Jr.t Box 24, u ' ltlon ~ervice. Jack'l RefrtgHOUS& FOR SALE eats that have not _been the big complt-fe p>views. wlwrP.1S myIcan be made for such drugs aJ Ohio, Tel. 185-4285. 10 •• •tp eration, New Haveu, Pbonellodern Ranch Style. Beautiful WY-2-2156 hlthts they we~ hoping fo~ ~hen com. ments were a brief opinion. l penicillin and the sulfas. Help Wanted ., ~ TU Z.3537. 4 I tic tDcaUon on top ol omoll bill ey put up t e money. 0 um· anrl billed as surb. A -Allergy to oucb drug1 ~ -- -- - . LARGE Warm Morning heatmg facing State Highway Garage un bia necords took 3 beating 0 "1 He also seem~ to rorgel The as penicillin, the sulfas, aspir;"r."'lt"".~"'.-;O"'R""FEM.o\LE· . R<lw_l!>lgh stove, like new. Price reason. Route 7 with good road to maio Legal Notice 'Drat! The Cat!" Hhey aren'l' ticket broker.'! who l{n out ol in. quinine, some vitamin prepbusiness available m M1d~le· able. Tel: CH 7·2304. Everyday Specials b.lgbway. Four bedroomJ.llving, Nott~• ,.L!:!~Y ':t~~~c~hat the even going to issue a , cast I town to see plays and musicals, ara1ions, castor oil and cascara, po rt or Pomeroy. Slart lm- 1 lO 27 8tp at dlning, family. kitchen, break· Ttu8tre• ot the st. Paul Lutheran a_lbum l. MPr•.ru_ry n_r~·~.r ds 'S P~lt- l the srouls or prod,UC('rs ol' lf' 1:'· and the barbiturates is corn• 51 Ylo Post I d Church, Ohllll. fll~d their 11-f · !Jog out a Pi CkW ICk ' LP. With vision shows ho catr h show~ mon. There .IS no danger mediately. Experience unnecn".. r I•• fast, Pay, maid' '• uut·~ h, an littnn In Pomeroy. the common Plea~ ("ourt nf ess ary. Write now for partic- 1963 ROYCRA~ u 1 10 ~-n_ Haircuts .. . .• •. $1.25 lbop. Three baths, ceram1c tile Mel11:• count~. Ohio. aue,~~ng thnt th.e hope that the show .will sur- ~ in lht•ir early stages lool.:in" lor rrom taking the oral poliom}·e-r o w miD 5 & Sot $1 50 80d all all IIi(!. <'hllrt·h i~ thf CJWnl" r ,,., ft'f' 1in1 !h b t C t 1R "-' K ulars. Rawleigh, Dept. OH , er, like new. Oren Wears, hampoa • ·• • w lO w earpet on pk! or 1he rouuwinM real ~·talf' VIve, e rass .a apl 0 •• ee- lpossib le talent , and who can 1itis vaccine or tetanus toxoid 840 251, Freeport, lll. Pomeroy, Obio, Rt. 1, Har~ 30 day color rinte, Doors, About two-thirds of ln·~:::t;:~~~ "orll~·hl~·.o~~~~(' ~:'th:e~~~: ords are praying that Skv- .be the fastest spre<-~ders of the 1I bu' an allergic reaction from 11 I .!te l , .11 lO 26 6tp Shempoo & stt . · $3.50 bouae Is paneled 1n mabo~any 1a,11e or l'onmov, and bounded and ~raper" straightens out ~erore · word _ "It's a hit." "It needs injected polio vaccine and antl;;;;;-;-;;;;;;;;;;-;;::=:;;;;;;-~1.~ - raonva e. -~- - Permanents .. $7.50 up and walnuL Air conditwned demi~d u folloWll: tt o~ens, and RCA, lo_giC~ally l fixing," or "It's a bomb" - !tetanus serum is possible. FULLTIME Secretary - Recep- ~ - O·D - EL TAPE Recorder We SeU and Service Large ·patio and double carpurt KPinlf that part of l,nt No. Two and showmg the most confidence. ,,·nee Marconi· ,·nvented the For those drugs for which I tionist wanted locally. State · 1965 M . . ' Wlga and Wigletl On lot 200' 1 390'. May be s~en belllR twenty felt nn Sprin11 st ....... , b H . nee quar·1r1·cations and This set JUSt like new. Take bf appointment only. l•nd -u_nnln~ rrom spring street to- believes that Bar ara . ·arn.~ wirelf'ss, because thl'y don't ev· preliminary sensitivily test expene ' Is f "' per M • , S 1 p I ward lliaylors 11u~ ont:" ttundred fct't. and the pretty score w111 pull h · f kl • . I · B 668-J over paymen 0 <f<l· ane I ty a OS PRICE REDUCED adJo•nlnx a 11 art uf the ume lo~ . . ,en ave to walt or a wee y· made by a minute inject on Inreferences. ox · · month or pay balance due lt.. 124 Ph. WY 2-5271 WrUe : rio The Otlly Sentlnrl 1""l'e 0 1 to Will tam Rotoiruun.l them out Wllh their alhums rJI deadllne, as Variety does, !hey to the skin is rot possible, a dif. Care of the Dally Sentmel, h and later helon~l n~ lo William Hr>!d· ··o A Cl Da y Can See $66 24 Try it in your ome. Syracuse. Ohio lox 661-H Pomtroy, f<Jrd, the "cJe toward thr rlv.-r. n ·e-ar Y ou are in Sardi's and oth~r key ferent type of skin test-a patch Pomeroy, 0. 11 1 3tc Cal·l "55. 10 26 6tc It belli!( Ule R;une p~rt of a lot IIO id Iorever.'' I I h .h lh b d vw by s~mu .. l w. Pomeroy to £rutu .. I paces t e same mg I , or e test - can e rna e. ~ A. H!>b insvn. MALE HELP IVA NTED : Bur- SINGER automatic COmplete HEATING, PLUMBING, Rura / p A.n hourMand a t half. afternInight after, and they influence table Thi!l rna- Dotol Bottle Gu. Arnold Bro- ~ ..,~ U '1 Al•o til~ 1ollowtnt r('a.l utale altu- j nncess . argare . amves 1 , important people. Q -My !Josbartl gets up ger Bov. Food-D-Rama needs 1 h Wit sewmg . thers ti18 E. Main Street \;oU If ~ aled ;n ~~, .. Viii~>:•· or Pomero}". Cuu o - an Franci~Co, ~he s suppoSted / If "SKYSCRAPER" had bren , eight or nine times a night to sharp aggressive young men!. china makes buttonholes, ' ,. 22 tfc ty ol Ml'IJ(~ aoU State of Ohro. that t b t th Ca ol Chan . between ages of 17 and 30,, darns, embroiders, etc., all Pomeroy •. - - • pal"( or tr!l number two In l'omf'trl)}',l ~ e mee m~ WI r • -~ playing tel non-money .. mak-· urinate but only passes one or for counter and kitchen: without attachments. Take -- - AVCilONEER BUSINESS PROPERTY - 2 ?~,i~~ ,:_~~~~~~/~r!~~~:.:?~hat"1ee~~~~~~~: mng for a pnvale talk. It 11 have:inf! invilational previews while two ounces each t;me. What do d d ~-pleiO Se-"story• brick ' store 25 X 100 II at lnll th<l! on ~Pf•nlt' and runnln.lf bac·k wmk Night an ay posl-. ' over payments of 56 per i """'-~~ UI\."V . . wiJith Sll"l'l't One JIU!ldrerl feet fro m ' to be a talk . a~t~~~"~ Sa~. Fran- I in the throes of aller"8tions, and you think might be wrong! t 1nns available. Full or part' month or pay balance due Critr Bradford with fluorescent lighlmg, rest Spruill strt>f't towud Na)·lon ftuu, l [ had chanced to see a per[nrA _ The mosc likely eaose !•mL· work. Excellent oppor· $611.42. Free home demo. can Write, Proae or Centact room and basement, 2nd floor • :t~~/cJ~~~"';~, 0,~,/~"· o~~~to:;rdJ~~~~ Sports ~riefs mance, there would have been is a benign enlargement of your ,,,,,,. for advancement. A~ WY ••u•. lO 26 6tc A. • ~RADFURD . has 2 apartments, 5 rooms, flr~thtet. Holh of the 11bove lul't" NEW YORK (UPil Fans no word from me m th1s space. husband's prostale. He should r ~ ........ . b h 1 belli!( the rl'll estate conveyed b!' I k bo r .. '' .111 1 • pnson. 23 West Union, 1 RaeJoe, Ohio ~-' bath and 6 room, 2 at s, Char!!'~ K at~tz ~no Anna Bauer Kautz attending the Tuesday nigh\ : now a lot a ut "IXIng - Ct;nsult a urologist and have the . 10 30 &lei1 STEREO RADIO 1 1 ..... hardwood fioors ' income $200 -~ tn starlr: by boxing program at the Sunn.v· ma.yhe not as much as Howard, pari of the prostate that is olr \lhl'nS , OhIO. Utii d,.ltPeter d<J II'clShrt lhe -•nddayAnna nf SPpl.,mber, 1965 MODEL. This set hu dual L - · o. M~-y. ·-.uonee --r, Cb'-- per month. l'his proerty lo- I!JIII, ~nd recorded in VnJ. JIJ, Pa~& side Garden will have the rbu a lot. I structing the free flow of urine , : · ;L 'SF: \VIVES volume control, witb t apeed '-''-V AU ~ cated in the heart o( busi- · ~~~:.~-.th;;~ront• ()( ured• of Mel t~• opportunity to meet and shake I However, once •·skyscra pf'r" removed. There is no other 9 1 07 has ,. ""' Fuller Cosmet1lnterm;•ed changer. Rad1·o ter, ObJo. \11' trc ness section. $18,000.00. E y -.a : Volume 201. Pare hand or ''square off against" ' had thrown itself upon the 1treatment and the condition will 'u. Hl'f.,reoc~eed (•''"ltllni!y for you to earul equipped. Twin speaken. BUR..DING LOT IN POM RO t.'IQ, Mei~t• county n.... <~ Rl·•ordJ. welterweight champion Emile commrrrial market in New ~ slowly worsen if steps are not • , H!l • $45 00 weekly for 12~ Lovely walnut finish. Take Overs•as Employment - 100 x 290 - Well loC"'J.ted,I That. b)· 0., 11 on or the Hoard of G r iff it h, light heavyweight York, and "the public" was pay- taken to correct it. 1, hrs. of your spare time. . over payments ol •1.25 per AU trades truck driver to out of high water, all utili- Tro~t.-..... ~ "i d enurch de•ir('t lo con· champion Jose Torres, former ing to see it, I fe!t that as a r~· d to se tl · fvey ~~it! I"U I lStllltt: tu the German . ava1.1abl e. p r1ce 11es r \1rs Hamilton 295-4023 1 week or pay balance • due $80.- project engineers. Africa. Evan,11eJk~1 Luthenn st. Paul'" middleweight king Rocky Grazi· por ter I had a nght to_tr_ea t I 1 q - 1 have had a mild case ,,.. write: P. 0 . Bot 1125,. Tl ". CaU WY .. "', Europe, A.!la, South Pacific, ·ROUTE 7 - Close to Eastern : eorrl'ct Chun ;,, name l'umem_,.. Ohio. wllh-h 1" Ihe ano and rormer lightweiu .~"> ht and as no great .sec. ret. Th1s 1.~ not , of prostate trouble. Now my doc· uthk.lol or JUrh rhurrh one ~ni1 1 1·.1 l;crsburg, W. Va. 10 28 6tc paid travel. housing. (ood, High School. New 6 room uuon : that b_v lmodv.,.,·t.,nce the welterweight titleholder Barney an a~logy, It lS merely an ex- tor says 1 have a dry prostate, 10 29 12tc -Atlantie. tne:b salary iobs. ranch, carport, utility room, ::;ctt~ 0 ~~ze "•"f'~':e~~~~~~a\;:~~~. w~~ Ross. planatiOn. What is it and what can be done - . ~----""' ··- SEWiNG mach1Del. repalr Set- male, female over 18. OEIB built in oven and cooking un- the St. Pall\ Lulhell'n Church, l-'um- 1 ~ Funny thing. A! many times ror it? Hnu~rkteper' middle aged, vtce, au makes. WY Z.22M. . leroy. OhLo. h But 23190. Oakland Park, it, $12,000.00. ·Jne pra)-..r "' ••ta petluon !• tnu NEW YORK (UPI) - William 1 as I've written about a sow A_ If after 8 prostatic ma!to live in. Care for child- 1be Fabrle Shop, Pomeroy IO'IL 33307 ALBERT M. COX, ~ALF.SMAN nlct tru•tj~~ be authortJI!d to lun~rer Ward Foshay of New York has "It got rave reviews In Philad I t CaU SH 2-54:14 Sa " ana .:on.,.,_ i~id real eatate 1(1 HI<! R~ge your oc or canno recovr . . n. . AuthroiZed Singer lei and WY !-3636 German l:vanl(lliral l.utherHn St. been nominated for the pres-- delphia.," ''It's ,,playin,,g to S. er any prostatic secretion, you 10 13 Uc a---'1 ~ Uo O 'ly WY %--3830 IO 29 3lc Paul'• t:hurrh. ~nd ror •ucb other R0 B It looks ----:::--:---=~=-.::. am Yu..~ .. Business pportunt __ relief a. 11 proPf>• iden~y of the United States Golf · : m os 1on or bave a dry prostate. I thlnk Notice - -- Said cau.e will he for hf'arlll\1 be- Association in 1966. Foshay's ~s lf you o~~ht. to order your your doctor is trying to tell you ----------HIGHEST PRICES STATIONARY ENGINEERS -:- HOUSE, rour rooms and bath, ~;~ ... :,~~r_(;·~:;. :~ ~:~:-:~,~ ~lr: ~-' M~' candidacy will be formally hckets now, J ve never heard that your prostatitis has been SQUARE DAN<;E every WM· I First, second or third class h- new paper and paint. Lot 4SI ~~-~~~e~h.7;c:.t. huJ:m;~~:. presented to the nominating from Howa~d - or. a~y?ne - cured or is well on lhe way to nesday and Friday night at PAID censes required. -40 hr. week, x225, $3500.00. 356 Broadway jll1io committee on Jan. 29 in New tlmt I was out of hne m tell- a cure. the Masonette, Mason, W. Va. NOW FOR OLD paid vacation and holidays. St., Middleport. Call WY 2- 1~t~::~~Y• and ''ulu, York. ing . my readers what was hap. Q _What would make black 10 19 12tp EAR CORN. Salary $420 to $5SO per month. 3442. 10 29 late no 1. a. ts. 22. 2\l. !lte ~- _ penmg, or about to happen, e~- and blue places occur after Call Londmork Retirement and other fringe - · I LOS ANGELES, Calif. IUPII en though the show. had n t slight pressure on my skin! LOSE WEIGHT -ule~with WY 2·2181 benefits. Apply Ohio Penilen- HOUSE FOR SALE brick ' -Season lirket sales for the brought Jts lumber miD Man· A - Tbe most likely cause Is DeJ·A Diet Tablets. 0 D l y 254 tiary, ~· Spring St., Co- home, 4 large bedrooms, 32 1 California Angels' maidt'n sea. hattan. ., purpura, a disease due to a 98c at Stork'• Pharmacy. POMEROY lwnbus, Ohio. 10 28 6tc xl6 panelled living room, son at Anaheim Stadium next Well, Its not so funny. deficiency of blood platelets. In 9 - 6otp JICk w. CtrNy Auto Sales large dining room, kit.ch~n. year are "well ahead of Maybe 11 s JUSt human nature, some persons this condition is AUTOMUBILE llliUtanct DeeD Man.g•r ___ full basement, walkup attic, 2 expectation." according to Ha- None of us wants to hear - or associated with an allergy, es. oaneeUedl l.oot your ..,.... 1 Ph. WY 2·2111 11156 CHEVROLET, good run bathroom•. 2 Rarages, l'h Nov. I rold Parrott, Angel's executive pecially to such drugs as qui· lor'l llcenllt CllJ WY Will oi:""':"~~~~";P•.,m.,•;"•,..•Y;..,~~ nlng condition. Standard Shift. lots. 216 Rutland St., Middle- Theodnrus Council, Daughters director in charge o£ llcket By Uni~dbeP.!:~•::ruational nine, the sulfas, trimethadione IIIII< r b $150.00. WY Z.28l8. pori. Call after 4 p. m. daily, of America, will meet in regu· sales and promo!Jons. Tod . M d N lh ((or epilepsy), potassiUm pel' JON'T MERELY righlen your IO 27 file all day Saturday and Sunday. iar session at the IOOF Hall, ay 18 on ay, ov. 1' e hi 1 t'b'otlcs oral Fa R I Bl L t lh 3051h d f 1965 'th 611 to f 1 c ora e, some an ' ' phenlbulz. • 0 0 diabetic drugs and r en.:....=..,.,.. carpets .- ue . us re . em IJti3 STUDEBAKER Lark take Ph: WY 2·3816. 10 21 tfc Monday at 7:30 p. m. wt - ehmmate rapad res01llng, . ' G C1 b' DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. 1ow ay . !lOUSE on Lincoln Heights, Rent eieclri< sham~er. $1. over payments. No down pay· The Middleport arden u (UPI)-A total of 43 champions · . . . . zone (for arthritis). In others Jt newly decorated' ma . ide and Baker Furniture, Middle]JQrl. ~ ~:c~:1 • HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 bedroom Iwill meet Monday, November representing national divisions t The moon IS m ats first quar- is associated with reheurnatic men1· Ph : M'l "~out. CaU WY Z.5127. 10 %7 Btc borne, 2'h miles from Pome- 1, at the home of Mrs. E. F. of the Sports Car Club of er. . . . fever or rheumatoid arthritis 11 1 Btc iO 29 tic roy, gas healing, bath, all Maag. ltoll Call: What do you , America has filed official Tho mornmg star IS Jupiter, or ith a deficiency of vitamin BRICK DUPLEX 3 bedrooms SPOTS before your oyes - on• 64 M $1,795 coppper plumbing, ap- plan for Indoor Gardening this ; entries for the Sports Car Club The evenmg stars are Mars, C. The treatment would depend ' '' your new carpet - remove ercury • proximately 2 acres on Rut- Winter." Program is in charge of America runoffs at Daytona Venus and Saturn. . on tile cause. living room , dining room, j them with Blue Lustre. Rent Comet V8 2 dr. Exceptionalland Road. Vacant. Write ur of Mrs. Walter Hayes and Mrs. l lnternational Speedway, Nov. ln 1765, t_h~ St.amp Act levJ_ed Q -My doctor has me tatkitchen, basement and gar- electric sbampooer $t. Porn- ly clean. Automatic shift. call: James Crisp, Ph. WO 1· M. C. Wilson. Hostesses are 27-28. by the ~ntJsh crown_ to raise ing vitamin 812 tablets. Would age. Forced air gas furnace. eroy Cement Block, Pomeroy. 63 Pontiac _ . $2,095 6394 R. D. 2, West Lake Mrs. E. F. Maag, Miss Nellie ~ revenu• '"t theto American Butternut Avenue. Call WY eff t colo- two tablets of vitamin 86 have 1 1 6tc Star Chief V8 4 dr. Sedan. Road, Vermilion, Ohio. Zerkle, Miss Anna Howell and SEOUL, South Korea (UP!)- rue:; wen 10 ec · the same errect? Z.5127, 10 tic F OOD I Owned by one of our most 10 21 !Ole Miss Frieda Faehnle, Avery Brundage of the United In 1918, the . Hapsburg mon- A - No. These are two SINGLES, furni shed and un- IREW • any enfth, $IO.OO particular customers. Power NOV. Z Slates the president of the arch of AuslrJa-Hungsry was ferent vitamins. Pyridoxine d nd 1 ptck up load. Call or write steering and brakes. Hydra· d ·' dissolved as Budapest became f . hed 1. t urms , Jrs an seco · malic drive. All vinyl uphol· Employment Wanted The annual election ay uin International Olympic Commit· . . . (B6) is given only tD infants floors. Phone WY 2-3261. I Sl1h aldtle, stery, ner will be served in the an- lee, has arrived from Tokyo for tn• capJia) of tbe HungarJan re- and cobalamin (Bl2) Is an ef. 10 28 12tc 10, ~ · c BULLLDOZER WORK wanted. nex o( the Syracuse First umt· a four-day unofricial visit with pubht and V10nna the cap1lai of fective treatment for pernio7 7 ::'2 be-cd;-roo -..,. m"'house -trail· EMCO Automatic 30 BTU Call WY Z.2208. 10 25 10tc d PresbyterlBn Church. Th• amateur athletic officials. Aulsnlrli94a.8, polilleal pollsters pr .. ious anemia. er for rent. Phone WY 2-3346 stove and 8 4 cylmder Blr 'omeroy, Ohio menu will be baked chicken ~~~~~.;_....iiiiiiiii;o;;;;o;;;-r ... • o,, tsootnr,. I'€RHAP5 I{OIJ OIOJ./T HEAA ME,LINII5..... I 5AtD,... Voice of Broadwav ••• report~ Motor Co. HtS GONE OFF FLOAT FISHIN' WIF LUKE\" .,.. ir-----------:::::~----~::::::::=11 .,.., Mo C omeroy tor o. p _.:a.at-:!. Wa7~s ~to;p RADIATOR sERvICE OK. BLAmNAR'S 0. 1 ta~e mm~~· ;o..;;;:, II c'- SO( :}At CA J.ENDAR A ~y~e J I I 2~ ~H"O~U;;;S"'E-. d~· lias -·- room a v... lly KING 7 " ~·~~ ;£:~ It wa6o't her ideal Walt! It wa::, or WY :1-2186. 10 23 lfc cooled motor. Can be seen on . _ ~ Saturday and Sunday or after 11M VOLKSWAGEN wsw's ra~ TRAILER SPACE Depot SL 4 p m weekd ys L I Cl ' • · · a · Ye lap- dio q'ftf gasoline heater. RutlAnd. John J Fry, SH ~ man, Brick St. 1 Rutland. Daila Walker M890D w• "ll •0 16 SOtc S • 31 1 .w • J II .p Va. 1 CaU 773-5686. II · t<t: en~ r1.ur ,.,, .,, turl' "• h• USED 3 pc. bedroom suite 10 12 tfc ncl 11n/urn 1 ........ 'th be h L'k be - au t ""'~ •_.. -.. WI nc · 1 e new. Can 1 The University of Washington m~111s W\' )-M~ 12 41 tf(' seen at 278 W. Main • Pome- I. Se8 ttl e, ha s co nlerred over ~-nl-10.\1. bolh and gRrage. Gra- roy, next d.oor to Sunoco StD- 10,000 bachelor and advanced v1 ·1 1-\ 111, \lid llleport. Call WY tiOn. Paul Grueser, WY 2-2053. degrees aince Its establishment :.!-2~JUJ, ltl ! ~. then WY 2-3i02. 11 1 3~ in 1861. 11 1 Jtp Insurance I f~ -c h-- 1 111 Wanted To Buy 1 ' 1'"Hllll, \ Phone u:·n~<"WY ap.,tmen INS URANCE. -- 5I' to 8() H.P-OUTBOARD motor ·rent. 2-2176. AI· GR'NGE ~ Mallen 1 Lnsuran"' ftgenry . lnr , 1-'um- prefer Mercury. Contact Pete 11•1 .'l p m. Phone WY 2·3579. Howley· •n<l Reed Hardware. eroy Pbone WY 2-3381. Rodgers Arthur Thabet Apt 1 11 1 uc I 1 tic N 2 C.., r 4th aod' Ma.; t.AETNA C.ASilAI .TV ln!lur,.ncr N~w Ha~en, w. va. Instructions Mullen lnauraiH'e Agerwoe. Inc. o 26 6tp •• , -:==,..,-----c-.~~-~~lVII SERVICE TF;STSI Pomeroy, Pbone WY :1-3381. ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes. "~n ""'om~,. 11 litO •••r 'llftllre t 1 Ue lscella Cal) write jntlof Hir,ro "'lr'ln• PI' i'lhn~ ;;;;;;;;;;;--;;::-:-::--=:c::: m neous. or : nntlr. t-'HP'J'O Copym•• Servtce ~,........ Mn. Howard Cecil. 100 W. ttaofllfll .,.,.,."_...'"~""' .. "'nl u ... ~"Pll"'""' "'QUUf'O .......,.,. Pomero ""'""""' •• '""' ,,., "''""'~~ leo mad~ ol toaal papero. !tlaln St., J. ~ 25J tfc U••lloiJ• IUinPf"P"~In" UUmmu •~ n..o• tu~t•.-ll!o• ,n, m•n• '"'- birth recorda and aiJlliJ8t an, fW><tuiN!'fh~nf_. '"" '"'"'m""•• 1N r1 1•"" f'jll14.~ ,.,. '"'"" fi"'nl orbe1 dOI'IJIIM'nto USED DEEP freeze, Luther ••m• ,,. '""''" "'""" ''"""· lleOier llrlrrnace, I'GmortJ Coleman, Rt. 2, Cheshire, WY 0 '::,..;:: · c.. ., "' "" s t lk Ult18. 11 1 31c and - 111111 llmtltld!" DAILY ClliiJiOIIOO&- a-'a ... C. "ork It: &J:YDio.&&J:a .... o ......... o • One letttr....., l&aadlb II ft. Illtllll lall'lP~ A i1 -u:-~.d tbe t.bNe II• X lor tbe two 0'-. eto. ...,.. leltertl, a~ trophiet, tlll ~ llltl e ...... II Gal wordB art -.!I hint&. ):If.('.~ day the ODde IItten are rdltfe:rW. f~>r 6 Oss' a Q 1 ,,. .ZX~BXB aXSXI J:X4TH KXX BVIt rs K.••• XJ:Y •04& .YTJ:YI&••· I , lllil'll • TIIRlJ FRIDAJ1.00 Sign On - Nllll 6:05 Slc:red Heart ~ Meigo County RFD I 1 25 Peul Sowers, Farm UJ News 1:51 Weather 1.1111 ~altona! .~ews 7:05 BIU Miller Shoo 7:.10 Sports Parll<!e 1:35 Bill Miller ~how /:~~ Pickem Ha~warL: l'l'IJ•• Thurs.) 1:50 N""" 8 Bill "iller Show 8 45 Boker Furniture Sho• 1:00 Newo u:ll6 Collee lll'lth Janel lt ·OO Portratlo ol a Patrtol 0 · • '" Swap Shop 10,30 Btu Miller Bru•eb Show 10 .45 Mason Aer. "'"sram <TI>esday) r omlly Wora!up (Thurs.) A.~.l.. Program (Fridayl Newo l'!Py's Counlry JIJJ1Ctlon l'luy'a Country Hytnn1 Cement Block Newo Goessler's Guoot Star <FrlclaJI IUO l.arry Anderson Sbow l : ~· Jim Mees Show 4:15 . Btaetmar Auto Show 4.30 f!:lectrtc Company News 4:41· J1111 Mees SboO' 5·00 ~cws 5:05 Jim Mees Show 5:30 Rizer'o Weather Report 5:50 SporiO Paraae fHE lORN LOSER 10 4o IU' 11:110 11.1111 1130 12 .00 1~ 3D NOT~ I NG >lOON VALLEY GIANT ESCA~! •EVEN SAlliES 1 ·-~~~~~· l:tltl SUndown Serenade 1:45 Slen Off • 7 COULD eE SEITER Tl1AN AN ACRE OJ' PllRFORIUNCil. "<11"'9 ,-m~ '11'11~ WORLD OJl' I'ROWSII:. IIOIII!Uo WMPO Radio ~liNDA! aszt ; DICK TRACY r: IT. . . . . WJEH RADIO Moeday Th,..p l'rkliJ 5:21 Weather 7:1$ Sigo On, MIIJiicai Clock 5:30 Sunset Boulevard.'. SATURDAYS 7:25 Newo in Briel 7:10 N•wa • 1:10 Sign On - Newo 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Sign Oft 1;30 Happy Valley Boys 7:45 Echoeo ot J01 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 1:!15 Country Musle 'nlllt 1:00 Ohio Valley News 1:25 Newo in Briel 1:20 Country JatDDJil'H 1:06 World Ne... 7:30 Musical Clock rOO Proleslani Hour 8:10 Sporlo Today 1:45 Echoea ol Joy 7:30 Spnrta Parade 1: to Weather Picture 1:00 Ohio Valley News 1:35 Larry Anderson Sllllw 1:16 Mus1caf Clock 1:05 World News tb:45 It's Music - >\rlllJ 1:55 Community Newa 1:10 Sports Today 11:00 Dutto.o's and flerns Dairy t :OO Talk or tha Town 1:15 Weather Picture ·~ " Mason Co un.y • New1 1:16 Pt. Pleasant Football • ,.., ·rup reo Sbow I.'!:OO News 10:00 Public Service 10:30 ·ongs lor Children U: 15 rusical Jnterludr 10:05 Family Worship flour 10:45 ne Golden Key U:30 Rav MerUn feets 10:311 LatchstrlnJ 11:00 News I:OO New• U:OO Newa ll:r- Saturday Show l:05 Jim Meee Show 0 :05 Morning Melodi.. 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat. New1 (e~cepl Frj•·y 12:20 Bull•tln Board 5:50 Sporll Parade "" • Omrch Bello Rinsl 12:25 Newo 0 Graml 1, 00 Sundown Serenade &:IS Sign OH 11:45 World Newa 13:10 Saturday Natineo >l'NDAYS _ U:55 Maso• County News 1:30 News Headlinol •• 00 Community News 1:3! Saturday Malin., 7:30 ••- On - Arm1 Hour '" """' 12:05 Noou News 1:55 Newe 7:55 News •• 0 M • !:00 Saturda• Matinee , Ho .. :1 ar.ets , . La I :00 8 apllBt ymOD ' ur l2: 15 Mid Day Wealber 1:30 News Headlines AlBIE AND SLATS 1:30 Sunda) Sbow %:31 Saturday Matmee 12 , 20 Bulletin Board t:SO lbe Bible Spea~' to You l2·?.5 News 0 Grame ,. Ul News CREEP'/ NICOLAS DENIONA 1:45 LegislaUve Report I2:30 County Arent ' S:IIO S.turdav Matinee !S D&-HVPNOl'IZING CAESAR, to OC The Good •.Ire 12:l5 Country Go Round 3:30 News HeadlinM ,.,_Pel. EON ANO ~ANN<BAL.. ·10: I• Congressm&D Moeller 1:55 Nen Beat 1'31 Saturday Matinee IIUITI ty ACCtOeHT- SLATS A~O AECKY!! r-T:--"'1 10:30 Tbe Cmmtry Hymntimers 1:00 Country Go Round 1:55 News 11:3!1 The Qwel Hour 1:55 Nowa Beat 1:00 Discing with Doss 12:00 News 1:00 Mid Way MatinM 4:30 Top Ten Revue 12:15 The ChrlsUans Hour 1:55 News Beat 1:00 New• Roundup 12:30 The Rev Merl" feels 4:00 Disctng Wllb Doss 1:15 Interlude 1:30 The Reo. Sllaa Btllufl' uo lnterchonge 5:30 CommwJJly Choln 2:00 The Reo. Andrew Farsoos 1:00 Community Newo 1:00 Dinner Muslcalo Z::W Sunda! """"""'· 1:05 Mason Count} Newe 7:00 Dance PortJ 6:110 SWtdowa llerwde 1:10 World • National News 7:40 News 6:45 Sign OU l:li Spotilgbl en SporiO 7:45 OU the Air _.,;. ly ART SANSOM BJ HAROLD GRAY k:l, OUR s:: 8UT Fc;:R f'ILIMBI:RS TH£M WEf VlLS OVER ttl IJ, I KH l-40llt:.R HAS UG &AT, 1'\1..10 TO ONE f By RAEBURN VAN BUREN r--•.-.~.~~M~E~M~B~E~R'B~~--­ ONL'f YOOR TRUI! IDENTIT'r' -- - ly BRANNER OH ·OH! AND HE l~FT TH,.t,T Norr FD~ HF.R, EHf ~~~~~ ~~To;:,, masheU potatoes, roodles, green MOSCOW IUPI) - Doctors di<led Thomas Dewey would Ma Ch rl L• coo•e u. sh..rtletd ntal ~.·tHte beans. dressing, slaw, pie and said that Valery Brumel, world defe~t Harry Tr~man In the yor I II will be •okl at the ufflt·e of t row. r d ntl I leciJons t;ruw ""£1 Porter, Attornt-n. Pume· coffee Adulls $1 school child rerord holder in t.he high jump, · rest e a e · . f p 1 roy. Ohio, on Satur£la~. Novt>mht>r 20, : 511c . ' IS . progressJ'ng ''smoothly" foi- In 1961, Cuban Pr.emier F. !del gar 0 omeroy n~ lDM. at 10 o'clorlr: A. M. Prup•rly I ren . C I d le t I eontallu appo-,;u-imately 11:17 ~ne~ .Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES lowing inj'uries suffered ·in a ' 8 s t r 0 r u e In rnaiOna more leu IRdM1tg~ II l]tUII\.e Lt_., ' • Check b~non ortuwnlhlp. C11unay.InOhlo. w1ll meet Tuesday at 7:45 p motorcycle accident on Oct. 6 bod!e! So . . COUld . II nothad bee!0 Jee ull Ifd vites anyone desiring and appraiMd at ••ooo.oo Said prop. d VIe ffiiSS es n p i! en.y unnol be •o ld rnr leN< '-" ~n 1 m. Annual dues are ue a and that he will soon be given the apprai.ed value. A.tmlnlatratb rt-- this meetmg crutches and released from the out of Cuba.~1 ride to the poll• 11<'!1'\'fo~ lh(' rll(ht to re)ect In\' ~nd ~~ tb~~·~u~~~;~ •ubJe(t to lhe approval I The deaconlll and d~aco~S:t~ hospital. A thought for the day -ForSybil Ebenb•ch, I of the Middleport fll'St mer President Harry Truman Tuescl.y to call his lt.dmlnlttr~I~Jx of lhe ~•tate I ed Presbytenan Church will Aponsorlng a rummage sale on j)' of the number, WY 2-3405. ~~a~~a G. SheffletcJ. ue sponsor a chicken dmner llD Nov. 4, 5, and 6 at the Sauvage said, "The responsib lty great state• Is tD serve and not "" '· '· "'· "" Election Day, Nov. 2, at ~:30 Building on Front·st, Pomeroy, •• domJ'nale the world." Pd. Pol. Ado, "G~OPOLITICS" k I' Ifrom 9 a· m· untJ'l 5 p· m' Th'IO hJ ~w~;;;;;~~~~~==• ~ p. m. a I th e church· T'ICe Geopolitics combines f.h(' ml'ly hr obtained 'in advance or will be a large rummage gale. atudies or geography and ,ourcn•sed at the door. Mrs. Members of the Pomeroy ]JQiilical economy. It explains Karl Owen and Miss Phyllis ElementaJ·~ PTA who have ar·l the political development of Joachim are co-chairmen. ticles or wall work at the Cooncountries in terms ot geoNOV. J f.y .PTA rummage sale, Novemgraphy, The Twilight Garden C I u b ber 4-7 are asked to contact will meet at the Ohio Power Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr. by Wed· da DREAMY <rompany ortiee Wednesday, No- nes y. VOTE FOR Brain . . wave pattern records, vember 3 for a demonstration. The Past Chif.fl of Magnolia taken from subjeclo awakened The Pomeroy and Winding Trail Temple, Sislera L' d t Th Pythlan sd lng t wlU lh arter each dream, indicate Garden cluu:s are invite as mee ur ay even B e that ev""'one - ·~ normally has guest•. borne of Mrs, Frank Stewart, pbeU A <'• nald PoUtlcal Advertisement by The Citizens from three to live dreams NOV. 4 with Mrs. Richard Cam IS For Better Government Committee each night. I The Mel1s County PTA II i co-hosleSI. IL....;...;..;.._ _ _ _"'"'_ _.,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. .... ·.. ',.. .. • I PROGRESS ••• YESI CONFUSION ..'.NOll I J<lt·u::OLK ARi TtlLE.RABLt HllMEROtiS, The I • --· "'* >'·"ormal 11,dolun Mill Hn M lo 111 year. old Bl aettnars _ hi~' ~-----:t!D....a!I~!!.-..JI ..::;:.. "He'o terribly frultratod - wt.t hi r.lo 1o hia &n.Jfl r' I GOhlendaMieyS~34dm37ore, Wmeme ._. I I I ----=--::----- ¥ke U.lllaD'• -~ au'"" (HI Ilb ···-··-···-- fl. ·:!r .... 1.~ :13.- '7 I 1 • 50 lll!. H 1 wv' ~H'TASLE AWE!K Pr·"'"'*l&lrlr I " ""~~"1n~ VITTlES ON aB 1 Writ~ AN'GITMY )f.ll... The Daily Sentinel I _ __,~ WfV.:J~rN' )-IIJ'~l"l11J VORE TONGUE ~ ~~ a~· 1 ....... .11 SA \'S b~ 'lOUTH' MAN OF TH' HOtJSE &Cbuaeter Ia '1l&vlo! 0R (A RRIE R fOR RUTLAND ''THAT MAKES AN"THURLOW HJICII. .. """ '"" " ' . _. . . By FlED LAIIWILL IAJlNIY GOOGLI and .SI'SUFFY SMITH • I HEARD WHAT 'IOU SAID1! LEGAR for MAYOR .,..- ..:I&HT! ••"f()U ~'i 00\0UW.INT 1!1~ ~Oft 1IC ......... -· / ,, I.. IN> F!Rq? REALilt'i 8Y llt!IJ )'OU~ RER.E~ES 5HQT, ANP HAl'!< IIEEH ro~ $\<oRAJ..wJNrns. ! �,.. ._ , .,._ . ..___ . ,.,., _ _,,, .. ~~ . .. . . -...,.,H .,.,._..,.._ _ . _, - ~_ "',.,...~ · •• ,.,.__. ~ .. , , ,-~ • ..,. "' ~· 10• , No .. ~ .. .. . ... ..: ........ .... .... .. .. , ... . ...... ... ... - ... Jooilo · ""'~ '-< ,. ..,. ___ o>/oopM .. ,~.... ·',;J""'l -:.. •• · ..............,,... ._. · . ....... ~- ~ ....... , . ....,."~"• *""' " _ _, •..-., • .... ....-"'~~•' "",.. •..,..,. .• ~,. . .,,. ,. • • I · · Porn ' 1 Dally Sentinel, eroy· Mlddl • ·~ rt 0 Nov 1 1965 epo • ., . • --Mrs. Shr•'mpl•'n _ ,- G .sf ' f s ue 0 Honor at Shower • ,_ Jromen'1 CIa" .. Mainly About People In Planning Parly Mr. 511'1with . Abbott lllb7 -l.fra. .,.,_ ' • lllr litter, also llld vlslted his • pan~~ta, Pearl lleyDoldl • .She. w~~a Mr nd Mrs M•-''• Abboll m~ Ia Col·-•....... u - Rey a . ..... .. ......... .., ..... • Around. And About Middleport !MEIGS THEATRE Pcmeroy • . Plans were made lor the anMils Carol - ~It, atudetll noldl. Ollal Christmas party to be IIIIPOe at Galllpolil, spout the David Boone. lhfee.year-Gl d ' -, , ......... oe. B Birthday Party 1 h ld Dee 16 when the Loyal weekend with his pareata, Mr. son of the Rev. aDd Mrs. Oon' y ; ;omen's ·Class of the Middle· Mrs Gale Shrimplln Jr. the and Mrs. Roger Morgan and lid Boone is reeuperatlnf from TONIGHT & TUESDAY took part In tho homeeomfllg pneumonlll The Rev. Wendell G. Stutler / if Harry Canterbury under.,port Chur.ch or ChriSt met Th urs- ormer· CBro1yn N'ch ' o1son, ' was Mr. and Mrs. Bruce !Joyd ceremonies. . Ia! HospitaLat Veterans Mentor"GIRLS ON THE BEACH" was pleasantlv surprised Mon- wert major surgery Wednes-,day evem"l for a covered dJSh !he hooored guest at ~ weddl"l were In Charleston, W. Va. (Technicolorl day evenirg when members of da ,. at Holzer Hospirnl and " dmner at the church. shower Thursday .everu"l at tho over the weekend for a fall Miss Sandra Simpson, who Mr. 8lld Mr~. Roher! Harris, Martin West, Noreen Corcor· IhiS con~egatwn assembled m co~valescing mcely. 0 ~1 home or Mrs. Allee Mills, wtth sboe show. Mrs. Lloyd is. a~- attends busine88 school 1n C!'>- Columbus, VISited over t h t . The b~rthday anmversary an. The crickets The Beacb 1 the social room of the Syra· 1 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wtppe/ Mrs. Cash ~raiey was observ Mrs Mtlls as hostess. companying her husband m bts lumbus, spant the weekend wtth weekend with their daufhter, Boys, Lesley Gore. cuse Methodist church to ob- and family of Baltimore, M~. ed and she was presented a de:r Games were played and priz~ terrJtory this week. her par-:nts, . Mr. aDd Mrs. Susan, 1 teacher Jn tbt Pome"CLARENCE oHE CROSS·EY ED LION" serve his birthday. 'were weekend guests of the~r orated rake . ~y 7rs. thOscta es were won with Mrs. Lenora F t Bachtel Jr a soph James Simpson. roy Schoola, and with hil fat/). jlechnlcofor) arents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roush. De~ratJons or e . Mr a winnin the door prize. orres ' ., - Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wad-- er, Mr. Robert Harris. Marshal Thompson, Cheryl Lighls were turned off. and ~i el 'and Mr. and Mrs. Nor- bles were m charge of Mr '·I ~;f!eshment~ of angle food omore at Mount Union College dell vlsite In Cincinnati recent. Mro. C. M. Hennesy bas re~filler. Betsy Drake. ;on arnval of the pastor, were beitp Neutz/ing Sr. and attend-IRousb and Mrs. Ernest Lai- a/ad nuts mints coffee and al A/Uance~ Oh~o, spent lhe ly with their nephew, Tom turned from Columbuo where 5 :turned on as lh~ group sang ru the wedding or her brother. lance. . s~rved after the hon- weekend with his parents, Mr. Middleton and family she spent several days with her ' Wtdnuday, Nov•mbtr 3 !" Happy Birlhday'' The room Mr. and Mrs. Es/ie Mossman Mrs. Ida Childs reported that ~!',r wer:st l!ad o ened her and Mrs. Forrest Baehtel and Mrs. Nina Bland, Akron, b daufhter and fa~ily, Mr. and NOT OPEN was cheerful/•• d•coral•d m obrd home Saturdav even- she had made 15 cancer pads 0 gu 'f 1 . 1~ daughter, Mtss Carol Bachtel. visiting her mother, Mrs. Mill· Mrs. Gordon HarriS and family, servance o( the Halloween sea- returfn trip to Pitisburgh for the Meigs County unit of J!Jany beaut! u . gJ s. Mr. and Mrs. James Criswell ~~~~~i;ii;ii;i;i;iiii;;~i;iiii;i~ii;jii;iiiii;i;;;ii;;i;;;ii;iiii THURS., FRI., SAT. I son. mg rom a 'the American Cancer Society. Favors of bnde's bouquets I have returned from Pitts- I Nov. 4-5-6 · Tl f pa~ty )l'ere given. . burfh, . Pa. where they visited 1 g tables p~r and Mrs Frank Ihle have rThe annual Christmas DAVE CLARK 5 1ere were our ar e · · ·. . was scheduled for Dec. 16 Wit~ with relatives. Shop Elberfeld• mens and boys department on tho ht 1 i cuv~red with while tablecloths returned to their home, Middle. . Cl to 1be guest hst Included the "HAVING A WILD WEEKEND" ! and decorated with !all flow- town, afler a visit with friends the Homeb~llders ass above and Mrs. Garnet Bachner,! Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Walburn floor. Sn the fine seloctlon of fall and winter apparel The Dave Clark Five, Bar· ; ers. Favors were ca nd\· eo1·n. in the area. Iserve the dmn~. d t meet Mrs. EU!el Nicholson, M r s. and children of Vienna, W. Va. for men and boys - jackets, IWNttn, sport shirts, IJ:lra Ferris. I Preceding the six o'clock cov-· Mr and Mrs. Paul Folmer Members P anne 0 -Marjorie navis, Mrs. Muriel spent the weekend with their "CODE 1, VICTIM 5" Lex Barker. Ronald Fraser, md di sh dinner Mrs Mary anc d•ughter, Mary Evelyn or _at the church Wednesday morn- IFoley, Mrs. Ruth Nicholson and parents Mr and Mrs Verner lrouson, winter underwear, caps, glov11, dross sh!rts Veronique Vendell. . · accompame · . d Pmnesvi . .11 e were rag ses· Margaret, Mrs. VI~g_mra .. Sb ~1m~ See and' son, · Ke1'th , ·and Mr. and many other lltms you'll be neadi~g and wanllnt weekend ,ing .· forTla carpet R nd sewmg M s DonJ ILisle at the ptano jhrr son and daughter wtth a guests of his pctrents, Mr. ~nd.· ~i~n. H" ~ ev. a e t r ~t the I]in and Becky, Dnue, Vlckle and Mrs. Raymond Walburn for fall and winter. suN., MON. and TUES. 'snug. IMrs Max Folmer and famtly, a_ .•c s were gu s 'iii and Virginia, Mrs. C/Bire Nlch- and family. November 7;8·9 1 Robert, Richard , Randall andldmneJ . The next meetmg w olson, Mrs. Yvonne Reedy, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nelson 1 "CHel:~N:o~tTuMN" The pastor was prese~ted Rhonda Pullins or Thurston:be held Nov. IS. Jean SweU, Mrs. Evelyn Me and children, Terri, David and (Technicolor) . sport coat and large barthday 1were weekend guests of theirl caskey, Mrs. Betty Oliver, Mrs. new baby daughter, Lisa Jo of carroll j!aker, Sal Mmeo. cake from the church by Mar- rnmdmolher, Mrs. Raymond! Gloria Hulton, Mrs. Jestie Mol- Reynoldsburg visited tbis weekPLAID MAD? James Ste"art R.chaArd cia Karr and Ele:mor Robson. Pullins Sr. Thev also visited OC den Mrs. Gladys Vroman Mrs. nd with her parents Mr and W1dmark Karl Malden. r· Tl . tor gave a short • · M d • ' M 11' M e ' · thur Kennedy, Patrick ie pas r. an In ,Jen Chesher, Mrs. o y c- Mrs. Russell Batley and lam60 their grandparenls, W<~yne. 1talk and prayer. Tht're were .,Mrs Rolhn Bearhs. • IGhee. Mrs. Kay Rail, Miss ily. Calarcartoon: ,membe" present mcludmg lus l Mrs Joseph Ruub and son, Cathy -Wolfe, Mrs. Lynn Stump, Panchos Hldeaw•Y ,wife and two sons. Jack returned OOme SatW'day, Mrs. Frances Lewts and Seren, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mc~l--- - - - - - - - - - -la/ter a lwo weeks VISit at Carol Forrest Bachtel, sopbomore,Mrs. Euvetta Bechtle and Sar hlnny were Thursday eventng 1 Ctty, Flor ida wttb her daugh· stcdent at \!ount Umon Co\: oh, Mrs Sylvia Byers, Mrs. dinner guesta of Mr. and ':"'· ter, Mtss Sue Jean Raub. )lege, a MethodiSt related co ;Marge McDaniel and S u sl e, Sam Johnson m Jacksonville, 1 Mr. and Mrs Clyde Andrews lege, Alliance, was g~est speakh Mrs Loree Smith, Mrs. Pau~ Ohio. The dinner w~s held In spent Sunday With frwnds at ·•• at Heath Method"! Churc ine Reuter, Miss Carol Lyons, observance of the birthdays of McConnelsville. /Sunday mormng. Mrs. Mildred Karr, Mrs. Leona Mr. Wilbur and Mr. Sam John Miss Susanna Arnold and · Mr.•~achlel used as h t siKarr, Mrs. Kitty Kaull u d; son and • farewell lanu'ljl dml fri~nd, Miss Mary Alice Tecco, topl_c, What Has }~:~her ~du·] inda, Mrs. Zelia Riley, Miss ner for Mrs. Charles Dunlap 1 students at Ohio University, catJOn Meant to Me_. ~e listed Martha NichallKin and Mrs who was returning to her home were guests or her mother, Mrs. the advanta~es whtch . mcluded l.lorothy Nicholson. in Brooksville, Fla. after a visMaxine Arno!d the last week· ~n opportumty for socJal a~- . it here with relatives, end and on Sunday visited at JUStment to choose a purpose m I /land, w. va. With Mrs. c. L. life, and Jo study religion. I Weekend guests of Mr and Arnold st the home of Mr. and Mr. Bachtel also attended the . Mrs. William Morris and fam'Mrs. Charles Elliott. Fail District Conference heid i lly were their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Abbott and lam, Miss Sharon Smith spent the at J ac kson Su,n da~ alle~ no0 n a,nd !weekend at Alhens wilh Miss Ispoke on Me.hod!St Htgher Edily of J,ancaster, and . their :Susanna Arnold and attended !Ul'<ttion_as a student attending. a son, Mick, a sophomOre at Ihe root boll game. !MethodiSt College from t h 1 s 1 Plans W<re made for a for- Ashland College. They came lor Mrs. Mary E. Ohlinger re· area. eign speaker to attend next the. homecommg ~arne m which turued home '' unday after 8 ' Rerormation Sunday was also , Sunday evening when the- West- the1r sister, Sus1e Morris was !en days visit i~ ColuJ~bus, Day· observed an~ the ~ev. M. E. , minster Youth. Fellow~hip of the one of the queen's attendants. I ton and St. Mary's, Ohio. Dowson contmued hts se:mon on Middleport Ftrst Umted Pres- ~ "Abraham, Man of Faith." A byterian Church met Sunday • , • for Nationwjde Car Insurance! You'll like our ATTEND DINNER quartet from the choir compos- ev.nmg ot the church. big savings cmd fast service. too, For details. caJI: ' Mary Bacon, CHrol wo If e,,ed ol Mrs. William Russell. Mrs. Leland Brown, moderator, .a nc! Nonga f{oberts, teachers .M. E.. Dowson, Mr. Chester conducted the meeling. Edith I ' m the Norlhwestern Local fannetull and Mr. Eugene Haptonstal/ was pianist for the ff 214 E. 2nd St. Pe•rl and Ken William• Pomeroy, c School District, attended the ~arrls, sang a sacred selectJon, meeting. Readings iDclud~d, CO I joinl dinner meefing or School J)•~; Lord and Father or Man· I"Cal/ed of Abraham" by Edith Mr. and Mrs. James Bearhs ' Masters' and School Womt>n'~ , ktnd wtth Mr. Wtlham Russell Haptonstall; "Faith and Cour- entertained with a Halloween ' clubs held Thursday at the ,a( the organ. Iage'' by Bill Haptonstail; and party for their sons, Timothy ' '.;, . " First Methodist C~turch In Ath-~ DAUG ER HONORED a poem by Olila Lewis. and Scott, Saturday evening at . ens. Chel Long, ''•ws Edt lor, M nd ~ Ch W ld _ Th R Howard Ruppelf their home in Flatwoods. 1 1 Mutual Insurance Company . 1\'BNS-TV, Columbus, wos theh r, at t :s. d alrlhes d er . eb ~~· cha ge of gelling a The party was held in the ..,_ _ _ _ _ home Qftfce1 Col~tmbus, Qhio ---~ : . . 1 k r I rnut en er ame w a mner WI 11 e r . h" h d Ipnnclpa spea er · . ~~ Sunday at their home, Chesler foreign student from Ohio Uni· recreatiOn room w Jc w~:c; · : Road, honoring their daughter, versity to speak next Sunday orat~ for th~ occaslo~. r I Sandra on her 15th birthday. evening. He also gave the clos· Pullins and Sandra Wildermuth I Present were Mr. and Mrs. 1ng prayer. Refreshments of w~re judges of costumes and l i James Bearhs and Timothy and donuts and ck!el' were served ! P~tzes were awarded to T~~r 8 1 ' Scou, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dill following the meeting by the Lightfoot, and Patly E '~· i and Mr. and Mrs. Wildermuth counselors, Mr. and Mrs. Paul prettiest; ~ruce.Biackston, u~ ~1and Sandra Teresa and Cathy. Haptonstall. est: Donme Smlllh, most ortgt' ' - -nal • and Teresa Wlldermuth, l Pastor SurpriBed at~ I ' Detwted To Ths lnterall 01 Ths VOL XVII NO. 167 en tine POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Melt~oltluon . " irea 1 . a, f t B hte1 OrreS Is Speaker Church SerVICe Boost • Ill Gas Rates Pomeroy council Monday night approved the third reading of an ordinance giving the Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc. a rate increase tllat wdl average 11% per cent over the next four years. Passage of ordinance No. 350, with the lour mentbers of council attending voting "yea," ended a controversy of several weeks between the gas company and village officials over t h e · . 15 per cent, reJected by council proposed rate hike. Columbia Gas hac! asked ear- which made a counter proposal Jier for an Increase of about lhai the increase be approxi- Youth P/an For Speaker Next Sunday 1 COrM BRCK .'A.G..JIIN fi~TIONWIDE 1 . MEN'S IVY SPORT SHIRTS funniest. PROGRESS •. . YES! CONFUSION ... NO!! VOTE FOR LEGAR for MAYOR A Paid Po11tlcal Advertisement by The Citizens For Better Government Committee Anyone Can Get In On The Fun b,,;;,;,;,;;.;,;,;.,,.,.,,,,""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""''"' Win! Winner Will Be Announced Budget-ptDil flliGIDAIRE llfasber suab automafir.af/y! TOILETRIES FOR MEN 4 OZ. ALL PURPOSE Last Weaks Winner English Leather ~.oo Canoe COLOGNE - - $500 . oz. $500 8ru t 4ALL PURPOSE . 40Z. e Pick winners of games in entry form. Entry with most wins and nearest scores will be JUdged the winner e Weekly contests are open to ev· eryone except employees and familes of Duttons & Rollers. e All decisions of juolges are final. In case of tie, duplicate pri· zes will be awarded. e Entries must be submitted on the oificiai form, as printed in this paper, or obtamable at Duttons or Rollers. 1 Entries must be deposited in of· ficiai contest boxes displayed in sponsors place of business or postmarked Thursday preceedmg game. e The deadline for weekly submission is 1 P.M. Friday. DUTTON DRUG STORE N. Second Ave. Middleport, 0. KoLESPORT You'll look tmort, feel omort,, ,In th... hand• 10mely detailed 100-;. cotton 1port shim. lh1 collars? Button-down or regular atyle. The colort? Glowing solids and combinations to go with glj of l'O"' olocko. Modtrolo in prico-high In sty"nfll $2.95 Sizes small (14-14'h), medium (1~15'hl, large (ltl-161(•) and extra large (17-17 112). Rita Wright Rt. 1 Cheshire ----1 .--I OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM 1 1 I NAME------, I ADDRESS S Score! 11. Middleport-= v1. Jackson I 2. Pomeroy_ I 3. Roc/no VI. 14. Wohama 1.: K~ar ~k-' G•Ifipolls vs. Eoslern vs. Rutland ~r~ ROLLER'S Mill St. _: Miadleport, . I I I I I BAKER FURNITURE o. MENS CORDUROY SHIRT JACS MASON - The Mason Meth-' ;odist church was host to a "Call ·to Prayer and Set( Deoi'al" program Wednesday, October 27th al the Mason Methodist Church ' ,with 21 women participating. , The theme for the program was "Attempt ' Great 111ings For Gnd." I Mrs. Margaret Pickens was lchalrman lor the day's activi-1 ty. Mrs. W. H. Foglesong ren: ciered quartet organ music as 1 ) ;;::etu~r~r:;:~~~s:;~~; .Carson and Mrs. William Fry Isupervised the Quiet Meal. 1 Mrs. Ray Tucker and Mrs. IRoso Roush were in charge of .the Nursery. The progam was presented by Mrs. Robert Herndon froin New Haven Methodist Church on the topic "Medical Missions Around The World" and Mrs. Marvan G. Frame from Mason Methodist Church on "A New Library for Scarrill College, Nashville, Tenn." The special offering of $28.30 will go towards the building of a new• library at Scarritt College and Medical Missions A· round the World. 1 Week Ending Nov. 6 Mason Women Are Hosts for PrayerProgram MIDDLEPORT, 0, GIVE DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Benton Ponn entertained with a dinner Friday evening at their borne, Mul· berry Ave. Guests wer~ Mr. and Mrs. Ewing Sowards and son, Dory! and Mrs. Maud Ack· ley ol Zanesville and Mrs. J.,.. lit Helmellf Gll4iddlepOrL J -~ .=-~~~~~=-~~1 Next Week. CONTEST RULES by 'iW' Refreshments carrying out the Halloween theme were served to those named above and Bobby Ball, ohn, David and Tammy Blake, Penny Eblin, Rhonda Pullins, Robbie and Linda Eason and Michael Smith. Adults present were Mrs. John Blake, Mrs. Harold Blackston, Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. Perry Riggs, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wildermuth, Mr. and Mrs. AI· I len Dill, Mrs. F. D. Lightloof and Mrs. John Custer. j Can be worn as a shirt or as a jacket. Tapered form lit, adjustable waist, 100% cotton. Sizes small, m•· dium, large. Solid colors: blue, red, black and tan. · malely 7 per cent. It was arter the gas company refused the counter offer that the new proposal for a Ill> per oent increase over the next four years was submitted by the utility. Jn the only other action of council, it was decided to ad· vertise for bids for a new police cruiser. Franklin Rizer made the motion and all members voted In favor or it. The pre.. ent cruiser has been driven over 81,000 miles. The balances in various operating funds as of November 1 included general, $11,572.71 ; fire department $3,527.00; cemetery, 1&18.49, overdrawn, street, 17· 966.79; stole highway improvoment $877.34: utility, $1,085.87 and parkinl lot meter $3,524 .• 81. The total in activo funds of the villages as of Monday was $27,106.63. Attending were Mayor Charles Logar, Clerk Edna Schoenleb, and councilmen Don Collins, Fran.Jr.lin Rizer, Lou Poulin, and Roy Reuter. THE WEATHER aear, ool 10 eaol tenlght, ROYALTY CROWNED- Miss Judy .Moore, left, 1964 Homecoming Queen of Middleport High school, places crown of royalty on the Jow 35 • 41, WedntsdaJ IUDnJ head of Miss Sandy Hollinshed, MHS semDr who won the honor in a popular vote of the students of servmg as. Queen Fn~ay mght at the llld warmer. football game and dance following it. Miss HoUinshed chose escort Kenny Engltsh of Pomeroy High schooL-Picture by Kenny Grover. Party is Given For Tt"mothy, S Bearhs WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY ...................... - Legar Predicts Early 50 o Sewerase Aid Charleston Surgeon Joins veterans Memor-.··a·I·s·t-aff .. Pomeroy will have ilB long- required before further· llepo pons will be given out by p a r - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - MfSo Myers Consti.tUti"onal R•'ghts ··s n.·es Monday Issue ··n Mason County Case I ffiffflnatJ aw~fto,onty_! ti~iP.~ delayed sewage disposal plant con bo taken, now wrcnaots ,Iter ,Nilsoon, according to Mayor Char- the submissiOn uf a topograph- vember 13. ., . , Jes Legar, ical map of the area by lhe ''SanLa Claus . wtil occupy Veterans Memorial Hospital Admlmstrator Charles Mayor Legar told the Pome- Community Improvement Cor- a place of prommence, amvmg Rideout today announced a new M.D. surgeon has JOtn- roy Chamber of Commerce Mon- poralion. by boat about December 3 for ed the staff of the county-owned facility in Pomeroy. day 50 per cent of the needed Assistant Regatta Chalrmaa a downtown parade, and holdThe new surgeon, Dr. George R. Rosenbaum •. M. D:, financing for the $525,000 pro- WIUis Leadingham reported ing forth regularly the.reafler in POINT PLEASANT - Abridgment of the constitu began his duties here Monday. Dr. Rosenbaum IS cer!t· jeet has recenlly become avail- tbat tbe datts of tbe 1181 re- a decorated housetrader parkft tiona! righfs of a Negro employee at Laktn Hospital it fied in general surgery by able through the federal Econ- calla hove been od lor June ed outSide the downtown stores. bet· Indictment by the grand JUry fo1 being drunk on the American Board. or Virginia at Richmond in 1938. omic Development Act. State 10.11-12, and that attempts are Present at the luncheon I Funeral serviceo lor MIS. Jay ' dul) was argued Monday 111 Masoa County Cu·cutt ~ourt Dr. Rosenbaum, a native of Dr. Rosenbaum worked 21> administered funds, pius a $180,· being made lo Include the rt- meeting at Crow's Town. and Mym, who dte~. '". fhe Deacon- Charleston Attorney Paul Kaufman had his mo!ton to Tazewell County, Virginia, has•years in general practtce arter 000 bond issue passed for the gtonal Miss American contest Country restaurant, In addtlton ess Hospital, Cmcmnall. Mon- quash Ihe charges demed although he mamtamed that spec/ollzed the past 5 years graduation from medtcai col- purpose, complete the financ- here at that time, to !he above, Included Bob Ja· day evening, will be held Fn- Negroes were excluded from lhe ~rand JUry brmgmg in general surgery at Charles- lege before gomg mto the U.S. ing. Christmas promotion arrange- · cobs, Bob Wingelt. Marrom day at 2 p. m. at the Ewmg the mdtctment. He told the court \ trgmta LeLegal, Laton, w. Va., in his private prac- Army. He served 43 months -'~ In other business, Franklin ments 81Jbmiltcd by Jack Kerr Hoffner, Rev. RICk Martm, Chapel wtth the Rev. Jerry ktn. had been dented the nghts uf protectiOn guarantlct. the Paci.llc with several mtli· Rizer said Federal Aeronautics and approved by the group in- Kermit Wallon, President Jack Masters officiating. Burial w•ll; teed t~ her by the 14th and 15th amendments to the He completed his pre-med tary diVISIOns, mcludmg the Administration approval of the elude $900 in prizes to be given Carsey, John Blaetlnar, Robert be in the ramtly Jot at Beech U. S. Constttut10n. work at Hampden. Sydney Col· 24th Infantry. He . also served proposed Meigs County airstrip, at four coupon drawillliS. Cou- Gant, and guest, Tom Roberts. She was a charter memer l Followmg arguments of counsel for the state and the lege In Virginia and at the Unl- with the 29th. diVISion at Ft. - -- --Grove cemetery. defendant on the mollon to quash the mdictment, the vers/ty of VIrginia. He gradu- Mead, Ga.~ whlie tn the states. She was a charter member case was contmued untti the - · ~ - ----·~ - ated from the Medical College After bemg diScharged from ~RANI<FURT, Germany I of the Pythian Sisters, Magnol-1 January term of court. ! grand Jury,_ entered gmlty plea• the Army, Dr. Rosenbaum )api) _ Au aulopsy reve~~led. ia Temple, and its past chieL I Other action m the Mason , to both mdtctments and w1ll al~ worked from 1946 through 1950 "ao amount" of alcohol ID She and Mr. Myers had been County Circuit Court Monday : SO be sentenced on Nov. Sth. in general sur~ery at McGuire t~e body of Pic. Jobn David married 51 )'ears and had Jived I consisted of finding William E. , The appeal action of Paul Veterans Admmistrabon hospJt(Sandy) Rogers, tbe JJ.year.. in Pomeroy until going to Cin- <:onnolly, R1 . 2. Leon, guilty on Arnolrl Roush on a non~ sup.. ai in .Richmond. old adopted son of cowboy COLUMBUS IUPI)- A scien- cinnati. She was the daughler a contributing to the dehn-1port charge was continued un· Besides bemg c~rtlfied by the actor Roy Rogers, Tbe young ti t th' k t will be- of the late Fred and Evelyn I queney of a mmor indirlmenf ti l November 26th. 10 3 Boardbam general sursoldier died suaday tu au. s. come s ~mpu _eru'Jtura/ tool Survivors include her husand and dism1ssal . of . a second ,, The petit jury, which J~as gAmer1can Dr R · a Fel a maJor agrtc ery, · osen urn IS - The Meigs county Commun· Army hospital here or aspbyxlc 1 t'ng lhe Fultz. I ct.arge of contnbutmg on mo- l schedcled to return lor duly oo 1 11 b 1 fD low of the Amerlc~ Colleg~ of ity Action Committee will meet latlon due to vomiting. :;~n~~ yeraru;ea ~~ moisture : Survivors indude her husb.1nd, lion of the State. Cunnolly Wlll Novrmber 4, was dismissed by Surgery, ~e Amertcan Society Thursday evening at 7:30. at and tar~ growth rate. i .Jay, who is critically ill in I be sentenced on November 5th.: the courl as all actions requir&he of Abdommal Surgery and th.e the Ohio Power Company butid· An Army tpakesman aald p . . I !he Deaconess hospital : t wo1 Robert Mason Bush, Mason,! ing their oervices have been Pan Amertcan Medical AssOCI· ing. he could neither confinn ftOr Dr. s. M.. Kmg, ~rl scientist daughters, Mrs. Martha Jane indicted on two counts or mlent disposed of. atlon. th ogram deny pnblisbed reports tbat for International Mmerals and Shiveler Cincionati and Mrs.' Jo defraud by the September The Grand Jury schedtiled W Dr Rosenbaum •aid Monday 1n1ormat1on on e pr Rogers bad fallen ill Iller h · c JMC) ·d i • · ' I - -' ' th he ~U 'd N H to d te ill he giVen and dis- engagtnr In a drtoldng contest. C emtca 1. ory. : · • sat a Iris Kelton, Richmond, Virginto report again November 4 rest e ln ew aven, ~ w ed ~er er of the Amencan Society of Agron- ia · three granddaughters, Rhea I t at 1 p. m. cbanged its reportW. Va. lor the p~sent. The cuss1on of a propos . g • These reports said Rogers ae- omy's meeting here Monday A~n Lozier Madison, New Jer310 in time to November Stb at 1 SNOW COLD AND RAIN new local phy91c/an Indicated he Calha and Meigs countteS UD eepted a challenge lo drink that JMC already is using com. r •Sh' a innati g 1 piqued '111e northern comers of has no of open· der five posseo of vodka, brandy pulers to calculate soil temper- : · p. m. the DltioD loday but the rest of '"\l.t:.~~to worka':.~ely at ;:::n Economic Opportunity Act and whlaky In ZO mlnltes. ature and moisture, Richmond, Virginia; four great! Veterans Memorl~ Hospital the country enjay cle~r weath- Veterans Memorial Hos ita/ lor will be held. iMt w®mr< ""' "" He and other IMC research- grandchildren, and a brother, . . Admlssiono- Mtldred White, er. Many western etties • e t the present" 'd Dr p R ers have worked oul a comput- Liston Fultz, in Pennsy!vama, An OhJO Fuel G~s Co. line Cheshire; Patrick Cochrao, high temperature recordo Mon- ba • Sill , osen- All persons Interested In pro· er formula that continually She was preceded in death by rroptured at Umon ~ urnace late Middleport : Daisy Van Meter, daJ urn. grams to reduce school dropevaluates soil temperature and a brother, Henry Fultz, and a Monday _aflernoon. tern- Portland ; David Eschelman, Up to ' lDCbes of snow was outs and to aid boya and girls 16 moisture reports from hundreds grandson Jay Kelton. porary Irregularities m the Pomeroy; Aries Simpson, Ruton the ,.ound today In the New through 21 years are Invited. of u. s. Weather Bureau Sta• Dow of nalura/ g"' lo . the /and: Florence Bradshaw, Ruimountain• and"-· up to . to se l tions across the Unitde States· LODGE TO MEET Metgs , Athens and Ga/lia coun- land: •IJ.alnplhlre •-•-- l•llln Vermont This Is an opportumty t R h • ..,,;uu " · "''CQu a ogram which will give Evening extension elasse! In Pomeroy Lodge No. 164. Freel Y areas.. . Discbargtw - Anna ous , ln8 temperatureo lhoved southp pr . I nd ed ti the commerce field lor adults] and Accepted Mason• will meet Columbia Gas of OhiO custo- New Haven . Morgan French, ward Into the Carolinas. 0& are being offered In NorthwestANNOUNCE EXAMS I Wednesday Novembe; 3, at 7:301 mers were asked_ to conserve Nettie Jenks, Lp ern Local &hool district, Supt. The Ohio Mine Examinlng ·p. m. at the Masonic Temple ·gas as a meas- Pomeroy ; Nelson, ALGIERS -THE AFRO.ASDonald McKenzie anoounced to- board l!as anoounced that ap- when the annual election oll ure to avert more senous pro. dleport ; Dianna Nelson, M•d· 1m IIIIDJDh conference was 0 Infant Is Buried ' day. . plications are now being accept- officers will be held. There wlill blems from the Hockmg county dleport; Alma PomJIIII!tponell lndellnltely today, and • · Mr. McKenzie said the cours- ed for positions in the Division be refreshments alter the meet- lme rupture. eroy; Oavtd Boone, Mtddleporl; llllliY delfpteo laid they doubt. Ethan Harper, 80, Secood-st At Middleport es are typtng shorthand and of Mines Examinations will be ing All Master Masons are in- Workmen were rushed to the Dorothy Watson, New Haven. ed the meetJng ever WGU!d ho Pomeroy, died Monday In Meigs Eddie Eugene Laudermill, In- hookkeepi"l 1•and U The class- beld In ·Columbus during the•vited scene and the break was rellelt Qgnnnuntn Chinese OJiPC>' General H!l'pltal. He had !ant son of Larry and Mildred es will be open to ' anyooe lD early part of November. Inter. pa1red with normal operaUon Melgo Geaeral Ho!pltal lllllon lellllled the summit, been a tailor for more than 50 Moodfspaugb Laudermllt, S. Se- Meigs Co\lllty. ested persons can secure appl~ FAIRFIELD STATION restored by iO p m.. according Admlul101 - Roy Winebret~o whldt wu to have Frl· yeero. . cond-av., Middleport, died Mon- The extension <OW'IIOS wiU caUon forms from Arnold Snow- Monday temperatur"' - high to AI Leonara. local manager ner, Syracuse. dl7. Survlvoro include I siSter, day afternooo In the Veterans be slate supported through the den, m1ne Inspector, R. D., Porn- 63; low 23. Tuesday readiDf the Columbia Gas of Ohio, Dlscharfeo - Tbomao Welle, l!'llrtlp minllten or their Mra. Clamtco Roover, and a Memorial Hoapltal SUrvtv1ng •n B . Offl Edu tto di·" eroy fO at 10:30 ._ m. JllC. Harrisonville. depptlts from 46 Allla llld brother, Etekel, both of Palneo- addiUon to his pareats are the .usme" ce ca n ''" ;~:_ ·-------~~~~~::__ _~_::::::.._ _ _ _ _ _ ____;_::::::::::::=----talla American Dltlon.! ville, a niece and four nephewa. Jllandparenta, Mr. and Mrs. awn. Northwestern Local Is rerudled the decillion to pat off Mr. Harper Wb ompioyed for Lewis Laudermilt, Pomeroy and portediyoneof thefirstdlatrlcts 1'1 lhe conference late MOilday many yean by the New York Mr. and Mrs. Homer Moodis· to h~ve the state SUpported exU , I U rtfchl aDd llUIOtlltlled U ofllc. Clothing House u its tailor paufh MlddlO!JOrt· a great tenSlolll course.~. An earo/lmeat lallJ early t1!ll mornfllg. II - and later Cljlel'ated his Ollll lhop . . . .ther, Mrs.' Lovena Neal of 12 persona Ia needed to start PT. PLEASANT - H6nder. center in tbe township. of Education, New Hoven, a re- approxima~iy $100,0110 and till lhe third poolponemenl tllil across from Pomeroy w,n hall of Middleport, and a brother, the classes. son Mayor Archie HOIU'y dis- The advisory committee ap- tailer; Charles Fluharty, Apple structure WIU ho fiunred lar&• •year. adjacent to quarters oeeupled Larry, Jr., al borne. CU88ed with his council ond 20 pointed to work with council on Grove, administration, and St/B ly by the Federal ~ • ...._:.... b)· · Reuter_lnsunDce AfODdy. Graveside rites were beid toTAit~N TO BOilPITAL vlsitoro at last night's COUDcil the proposed cultural <enter con- Merc~dante, Parkersburg, In- with oontribullons from lndlJI, . · ~ · CITY -A PAS- He wu widely !mown in his day at 1 p. m. al lhe Middle- The Mtddleport E-R Squad meeting the proposed Malll)il aisll of Mrs. Garnett Stanley, dll.!tr18l relations. lry and t:llUilly eivle . b'ain knifed lhrouih home commuqJI)' for his pleU. port Hill cemetery, wtth the was summoned at 11:50 p. m. Coonty Cultural Cen~ and re- 'Point Pleasant, a teacher i•lhe The proposed project, accord The mod<rll structlll'l! "' - ~ bus at I IUburban ant dioposttlotl and humor. He Rev. Clyde Bartlett offlctatlng Monday for Aries Simpson, of <eived from the council approv- local high IICboof; Dr. Wllpam 1ng to Mayor Henry, will ho sists largely of 1 round atltliiAII t_, ll'ldl CI:OUinl 11 ml1ea north iras a blehelor. ArraiJ8emenll Arrangementl were under tile Langsvlile, who wu taken to al of an adviaory C~Immiltee Artrip, Southside, professional: constructed te IOI'vt and bene- ium, douhlinc u a planeW iitt .illrlt, Monday alib~ kl11IDf wiD be alUIOUIICed later by lhe direction of lht Rawllnp.Coats Vetera111 Memorial :&spital as and the '&o ahetd' to Initiate a George McCausland, fll'lller; fil the wboie popnl•ce of Mas- tum, oerniDII' rGOIIll, Bill ol •. COoalln\led 011 pact t) Ewflt& Fwteral ho~t. Jluutrll 1tom1. a medleal palleD!. Jnll'aaJ to develop 1 etllllll'll BiU Howard, 111111ber Gl 11oan1 on. Cotml)'•.'l'llt adlllcnill ccm (Oonllaluell ·OQ PIP I ) · ·.' c· . . Comnuttee • to " a n·ISCUSS Teen l - - " '·""11 C t ompu ers may GUl"de Farmers Aid Problems 8 WTORLD $J.95 I I I I "F1mou1 Knitwur" '%"4:~8111 Sweaters For Boys Siipovers and cardigans. Solid colora, stripes, sizes from 4 to 18 and other sizes small, mediUm, and ·large. You'll want to ... all the other swutors for boys too- now on sale In tho boys' department on lht hi floor. Little Boys Lined Denim Match Mates Western styled jeana In stzes for extra warmth. 3 to 7- flannel Uned Red or Blue $2.95 Zipper front denim jackets to mat(h Uned - two patcb pocteta. Slzea 8 to 7. fiannel Red or Blue $3." Open Every WHk DIY nl5 p.m. SlfUrd•y nl9 p.m. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY IL--------------- .,• • FIVE CENTS TUEsDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1965 Council Okays II% o I l . I I I ' . Ethan Harper n·Ies Monday At Age £80 ~= ;ga:~"~: ':..~~~"':i K"~~n ~~~~~~~ ~~hnson: M ' 8fea k a U-F Repaired EVeDIDg ' SfU dy Being • Of£ered ca~smg I :~~e ~=o:~: ~0 nee~~~. precauhonar.~ ~peaed I -~of c Maynr l nztzates •• l l u tu ... Harrisonvill~: ~taureen M~dMcKe~te, center \,, -..r . ' � 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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