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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 . ' �'" "' til"•· ·""""'' ·~ • , ..... ..\ Michigan State Takes Firm Hold on Number One Spot Vr!no "f Broadw~v • , • renorfi"~ e Simon's Pick-A-Pair Shoes Removal Sale CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEK BARGAINS IN SHOES FOR THE FAMILY Save % - Va - V2 AND MORE PICK-A-PAIR SHOE STORE On Main St. In Pomeroy, Just Below Simon's M1rket keepp::~u~~P~~:::rl ~~Jrthat1lead Joveto tonowhere, take little and Karl on allsort• the lalest horror " After all," he aays, n·t want to be known 11 year'1 monster." turn off on side roads, and never 1 trip, just takt off. I'd do my housework at midnight or moybt bake t cake Jam" Fox, the cute ltngllsh at % 1. m. after tpendllll • star of ''King Rat," refusea to lovely day on unconveutiona l l'onfirm or deny any romanre things. In fact , I really TR~ not rumors. " I'm terribly old-fash- to get in ruls, because 11fe ls ioned about that sort of thing," more fun that way. he insists with what must be But my husband! He'1 10 tongue very much In cheek. predictable that I even know hoid that an actor belongs to which invitations I must turn the public only insor<tr as i down. On Sa turday morning he work is conrerned. What re never varies : up at 8:30, break.. does in his own private life is fast of bacon and egga !noth. his own bloody business. " ing exoUc or even different\, Bravo, JJmmy, but don't for- go out and mow the lawn, dig get how hard your worked to around the shrubs, wash the get to the point where people car, eat lunch and be in front wNe interested in your auto- of the TV in Ume for the ball graph - or your romances. U game. 1 bet if they cancelled you want to assure yourself of 8 game, ht'd go Into 1 oervou1 comrlrte privacy, get out of 1 flt. because he just simply show busi ness and become a couldn't change that schedule bank clerk. wilhout traumas. As for golnl - -to bed - it's z:otta be 10 p. m. John Wayne tells pal!! that on work days, 11 on week..ends. hi ~ secret ambition ist o play except on poker nights. Are James Bond - "That I!! ," he most men like this ?-ROSE add~. "if Sean Connery really Dear Rose: meant it when he said he was No . SOME mea never do tired of the role." anylhing on achedule - 1 n d Sean probably did mean It, - ·- but it wa .. ungrateful of him to say so. Ht could have been a little-known actor In a zillion : B picture!! for the rest of his life if it hadn't been for ian lr Flemlng'a character. · October 29. t!HI5 Rex Harrison spent week s~ Racine, RDI , Ohio growing a beard for hia role •• Dear Sir: Pope JuliUJ tn "The Agony and 1 read In the paper I hIs the Ecstasy ." then, at t h e week that Pomeroy had declarlast minute, when the cameras ed war on the rabid akunk sit· were ready to turn. he shaved ualion. it off. He felt it made the Renaisu appears that they are Ul· &anre pontiff look loo modern. ing the same technique in try· Dritwled Rexy . " 1 was rather •· ing o gel rid of the •'skunk'' {raid that the beatniks would or the penitentiary, (as wt of claim me I! their idol." Racine call 10, in handling the Quit kidding. you old scene situation concerning the prison stealer. you know qui te well site. that your coitrure isn 't quite I agree on one point. If I had right to make you the hero of a threat or a skunk invading the '' Mods" or the "Rorks .'' my home, I certainly would try Lamont Waohlngton, talented my best to get It located as far understudy to Sammy Davis in away from my home as possi•·Golden Bov'' is uncommonly ble. This mus be why w many ffiodest aboUt the praise he's r~ Businesamen's A!lsociations of ceived for performing wheo Sam Pomeroy-Middleport Area and my baa been out or the show. ohers· froM Ahens Belpre Mt· He oay1: "Being Sammy·• stand- letta and Porkeroburg have had In Ia like the talking dog . Jt'a editorial• favorable to the Melp not 10 much what he says, t's site, in the ~<Great Bend Area.'' the fact that he can do it •t all Of course, we know that Park.. ersburg know1 what a penitenis what gasses everybody." tiary can do towards brandin& Peter O'Toole, who had no 1 community. Look at MoundsromancH in "Lawrence or Ara- ville, W. Va., ond then think • bia" and nothing to speak of in bout his siuaion ha ia beiDI( "Becket," seems to be makina forced ono he people who live up for lost time. In hlo last la and around he "Grea Bend film, ''Wh&t'o New, Pussycot," Area." he wooed sucb beautie1 ao Ito1 am oppoud to tht location my SChneider, Capucine, Paulo of a penitentiary at the propooo td tile, or any otbtr location Ia Meip Couny. Wby ruin a beautiful country with • "tbiDr' Uke that, wheo if left alone bonora. DIYDTIO TO INTUUT OP MltG$-MASON ARIA ble inclustriea could develop out of bl1 ortt. A prllon would forever bar anyllliDC else from oomilll into our ,,.., After all, who would want to locate nell door to • manmum HCW'Ity prlsoo, with the limited law en· 'oreemtnl ht "' blva lD be area? f am elllllng lbla letter with deepest con<:t!Ml lor aU retldeoll II MeJp County, II wt ge ht prtaoa locaed Ia be SlacoreiJ, MIJIU PmliUt IVMla 1 Goes t0 K n l•cks T !1 : i cf0W PIaymg • Browns R0 Ie In CIeveIand i ! !g ! \.A)OJ I - --- 1 I • Terrell Scores Unan l•m ous Rtng T f• f lC tory O:i~s ~Diversity Kingsbury c.~~~gwn 1~5 Society Notes 1 1 Miami Top Offense, Defense Old Town FJats Society Notes and wouldn't admit the press to Ithe top of the M'<I-Amencan 2. Sandusky (8) (IH)) Mrs. Homer Icenhower Rev. Edward Griffith, Mrs. Illinois 2 2 0 81 Eastman and her family. his dressing room to voice his Conference wi th three 3. Middletown (2) (8-0) on Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Carroll Alma Pullins, Mrs. Waid Hay· Ulinois 2 2 0 81 63 1 Mr. and ~rs. ~h~rles Barnett . protests. Instead he shouted . tive wins, ~as. taken ove: 4. Warren (7-1) and family. man, .and daughter, Cheryl of Michigan 1 3 0 85 69 of. Grove City VISited. r~ently obscenities and charges or of the statistical leads ID 5. Upper Arlington (IJ..O) 131 Mrs. M'al'ie Autherson Low- Racine Mr Wesley Cozart lo- Indiana 1 3 52 113 1With Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Carl I h th process 6. Cols. Watterson (2) 1 8.0) 122 ' • · ' 1and Bre tt and Mr . and Mrs · 11 un air tr~atment throug e Th e ·Redsk"ms, as 1 RoeK and two cal. She received many nice 1owa __ o 5 o 74 7. Cin. Moeller (3) (IHl) 117 eh.'ldrMra. KR_uth th nd d I. It th door, an. t dmal y the news~den boast the top total orfense 8. Steubenville (7-l) 106 c I en, el a enny, ·. Ice cream, eake. fruit - - · . . and Mrs. HoMILQ wer~ eviC e rom e corn or defense. the best rushing 9. Shelby (8-0) 44 Cole Run, Mrs. Violet and coffee were !lerved. aister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ours Torch VISited Mr. IIODiftN outsld: th room. fense and defense and the 10. Canton McKinley (6-2) and Mrs. Freda Mr. and Mrs. Arlie West at- and family over a recent week mer Icenhower. . YOUTHPUL Correct &;orecar~s ond best passing attack. Secood 11 &eama: ll. local, visited Mr. and tended the homecoming 'Dt the end. Mr. Charles Joh.nston, who IS Merv McKenz1e, .chalfmao .of lone weak spot is pass defense, land Benedictine :t5; l2. Carl Autherson. Sutton Church, Johnny, Aaron and Ollie employed at Loram, . spent a t~e Toronto Athletic~. Comm1s- where they rank last. nati Roger Bacoa a4; 13• Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lehew Mrs. Carrol Rhodes took ill Say~"e visited their weekend at home With Mr. JJOD , showed the ~ffJcJal scoreIn individual categories, they St. Vincent and Niles 24 each; family visited Mr. and suddenly and was taken to Hoi- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clint and M~. Lawrence Johnston <ards to Chuvalo s manager, boast the top three scorers in IS. Youngstown Chaney 23 ; Robert Morehead, Sherman, zer hospital. Mrs. Mona Rich- son and Mr. and Mrs. and family. Jolms1on MIEiiCA'S l.l1la IEWM38 frvmg Ungerman, and . sai<J Joe Kozar with pomts, Toledo Scott and Al!hland W. Va:, and Mr. and Mrs. G. ey Is staying with her father Johnson of Portland. John>li;;;;;;;;;;;;;=-Mr=•',.·,.M ..IIJI.;:_...,iiiioi....i..oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO..,iiiO;o;ol they were correct and off1c1al. Matte and AI Moore with each· IS . .\thena 18 . 19. · E. Molmex, Ravenswood, W.Va. and doing the work. )lr. and Mrs. Lawrence hJm," McKen.~ie said, each, the top offensive threat 26. Lorain King '16. They also visUed Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Euler, IRon, Mr. Paul Ours, local, Mr. "That didn't really Matte and Olben: Oregon Clay (I) I$; Jess and Bertie Flmn of Sher- local, and Mrs. MarJory Roush and Mrs. Tay Beaver, Let.art 1 him," McKenzie said, second in passing and Ross and Dover 14 man. of Portland visited their 10n, Falls, called on Mr. aDd Mrs. there was no error on the on Matte's arm and Lancaster (1) 13; Rev. and Mrs. John Daniel Euler, Mt. Veron recent· Maywood Johnston. and they were power and speed. IZ; Boardman were recent Sunday 1y and from there went oo Mr. and Mrs. Homer IconReferee Sam L u f t s p r in Willie Asbury of Kent State Cleveland Heights 0; Mentor gaests of M~ . and Mrs. Morgantown, W. Va., and viSit· bower called to see Mr. and _ __ _ _ _ __:__ __:c retained his rushing lead Marion and Toledo St. Miller, Oleshire. ed another son, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clint Cocbryn, Portland, I 546 yards in tt9 carries, but each; Louisville, Mr. Arhe West and Robert Euler and family over Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Icenhower sophomore Moore closed South, Mansfield and Sayre, local, called on Rev. the weekend. and family of Pomeroy Route He has 491 yards in 106 Catholic 7 each; Mrs. John Busch recently. Mrs. Henry Euler spent Moo- and Mr. and Mrs. Robert JefNorth, Cincinnati Taft, Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre day with her sl.!ter, Mrs. Doyle fers, Syracuse, and Mr. Ron Seifert of Western Newark and Rovenna 6 each· 8011 • Ollie Jr., VISited her Sargent, Darwin. Mrs. Wilbert Smith, local. igan held on to the passing Garfield lleights, ' ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Mrs. France~ Brown "n d Mrs. Ethel Johnson, Po r with 34 completions in 74 Brookh•ven, Colwnbus DeSales !::\Portland. They also vtsll- family of Oak Hill visited her, land, Mrs. Luda Jobnsoll 63 1 MAJLBAl" COUII!y. Joins Reds Staff Today Ohio College Sta din gs i EDITOR'S THE DAILY SENnNEL Coaches awarded the Spartans 25 votes for the No. 1 position and 336 points, the highest marks of the year. Tied For Second Arkansas, whlcjl has traDed by the slightest of throughout the season, caught the Cornhuskers, tying the Big Eight team lor second place with 294 points. Sadly for the Razorhacks ho h th t t ug . ey s I·uJ ost ground to Michigan State. "Almost every year there are a couple or surpri"' teams in the Big Ten," noted Daugherty pnor to the &eason after bis club had finished with a 4-5 00 I I • Mel Harder· ° electric heat .•• • , • nothing electric kitchen ••• I• beata Electric Hom4 Heating' It's ftamelesa-that meana it'• aafe, clean and more eomfortable. If you're goinJ to live in 1 modem one way home, then there'• only to heat it .•• with electricity. Old home or new home, there' a an electric heat· inB aystem that'a jUBt right. I electric laundry ••• "'I I• . , , it'a pure pleutll'l to work In aa AllElectric Kitchm. Your home Itaya cooler beca1111 there'• no 8ame , •• meala tum out better when you cook on a lllOdem tlectric l'llllp. Time in the kitchen il cut dowu with wonderful electric Froat.free RefrigeratorFreezer, Dishwasher, Diapoll!l, and Ill the other many madam electric applia0011, •• , you'U be glad you choN ftamel• •electric livinl when )'011 ... t;be wonderful adVIIl· tagea of an All·Electria LaUIIdf1. Water heater-wubar-dryer, all thmC&II be in· atallad anywhen without lluee or v111tilation. An all-electric laundry Ia life, convenient, and dependable year after )'1&1'. \. • ELECI'RIC RATES CONTINUE TO 001111 DOWN u the 001t of name fuela contlnuea to 110 up, In the pu* four yUH alone, Oblo Power h1a Yo!untarlly reduced ratet four timea. At more famWN rJO total eleetrla, eleetrio ratN come down, pointi111 to 1 trend , •• md the trend Ia aleal. The Total lleotdo - llllllllliWlU'I ... .~ E.i1..'JJ.i.• "" -."Ll-! •• Aa'• Ia her•! I •• I ·14ij ~ I • • • • • .,KING EDWARD Our Weekly •• • •• •• t:.":: ... ~~ -- Stop It bo"- It ..., wi6 SEP 1Ait5. Mrs. Ethel Johnson of Pwl- ......,;,~ ...., ..,... tl SPECIAL 63CADILLAC t:2..~1':: 4 DOOR SEDAN ...dinalud tald. .il .,... V-8 motor, automatic transmission, full power, In· plsM. eluding windows and seat, radio and whitt aidewall tires, e~ Matte hos rolled up 735 •••·•·' total offense, while Albury nmnerup at M6 and Moore third with 491. Billy lltunt of Kent State mained the top receiver with lor 212 yarda and toul:hdowns. · I -&,.., tempts for 455 •ards, but 1 each·' McDonald ' SISter, and nd h Gillilan of Mr. Canton Hamilton Taft, Bellaire 2 each; ll'tndmoth M er 1' in 17 attempts for Columbus Har\ley er, rs. nda Jctmyards. Seifert lras Wintersvllle, Car;oUton ~of Torch, who were visiting one tocchdown, Matte Ashtabula I each. With Mr. and Mrs. Clint JclmI ..... _ son. ' 1 _h~a1snpdloentieo nmsore damage with • 1......_ . •• ,. c.,...... .., • Mrs.,~~=~-~n-i:cii=~;;r;;;ir • -.nn Jl_. CESS POOL 1 _.. • .., _, Dooo, woit lor ~ooille. - "'• c-.1.., lhlfll' WGMJIIII•••• ad.., ~ "" ............... -..,. .. ...... alr·~~e&TAI • hd .._ . . toilat ........ ...&: 11 p•asl zj te ad I' • h " - . i"o SHIRT FOURTH RATE I '1011 JIEU() UP THERE- Coed • ' mark la 1964. "Maybe this - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - -- -- -season we can be one of those." He was never more correct. Afttr bumptng Purdue lHO two weeks ago to reach the top spot, the Spartans clobbered CINCINNATI, Ohio <UPIJNorthwestern 19 • 7 last _week" Met Harder, former aevellllllt end. And every one will be Indian who coached fir tliil surprised if State doesn't finish 0 New York Meta and IIIII with a perfect Big Teo record Chicago Cuhl lbt Jut IWi and Rose Bowl bid since only LEONARD A GR ATO COLUMBUS <UPI) - Ohio aeasons, wiD return le Obla M lowly Iowa and Indiana stand By 'w . AN college lootbaD records, lnclud· pitching coach for tile Cl~ 5 1 In Its way. UPI - port• " '" York Knickerbock· in~ gam es of Oct ~ Reds under new lolaDaJir NEW YORK (UPI) The New w· L30· Pill Ops iJ.n Hellner. ~--ers, long the doormat of the National Basketball Associ· F " ~ 3 41 Harder, , wao aamed 17 91 0 162 6 1 o SELINE GROVE, Pa. !UPI) alion, talked championships .,day after acquiring 6-foot· Xam ay 56 6 1 With two games left on Jts 11 Walt Bellamy in a trade. v1o;r Monday by Reds Presldlul Bill s c be d·u I e, the Susquehanna Bellamy whose l7.B poinu Muskmgum 6 t 0 82 19 De Witt as the second member University football team sud- per game 'career average is the I would field a pair lhat pulled Capital 5 I 0 124 75 of lhe coaching stall. RaJ deniy found itself without a fourth blgbest among all-time down more than 2 300 rebounds Wittenberg 5 I 0 110 31 Bob Crow Shure was retained from Manacoach Monday. NBA players was traded to the la!t season whe~ Reed was Youngstown 5 1 0 '11 70! ger Dick Sisler's regime last Coach James W. Garrett and Knickx Monday from the Balti· fiflb in the league and Bellamy Ashland 5 1 1 127 70 1 season. his two assistants all resigned. more Bullets lor Johnny Green, &lxth. John Carroll : ~ ~! De Witt said many applica. Dr. Gustave W. Weber, pr.,. Jlm (Bad News) Barnes and Bellamy, an All-America at Bluffton tions were received and "we MIAMI (UPI)-Gassius 94 !dent of the uruversity saki Johnny Egan. Plus an UDSJ>o Indiana and I member of tbe Bowhng Green : ~ : I~ feet Mel Harder is the belt just three pounds over figt1tin1g I Garrett did not feel that the nounced annount of money. 1900 U.S. Olympic team, was Denison suited for the job." lleffDer weight, takes off today for Las 4 2 0 125 75 team was playmg well this year Draft Chojce reportedly discouraged at play· Mt: Umon echoed the thought, saying the Vegas and his Nov. 22 world 4 2 0 92 10~ or that the situation would The acquisition of Bellamy ing in Baltimore. O~lO .state Red s were "fortunate to obtain heavyweight title defense 4 3 0 162 1 improve as long as he refuUilled a dream of the Knicks. "I think Be II amy w a , Miami a wellregarded and such against ex- champ Floyd Patter9 4 mamed. The Jearn has BD &-7 They drafted him 88 the No. I disenchanted wilh Baltimore," OhiO Northern Bob Crow, a member of Kent I knowledgeable pitching Cll8cll ; ~ : r.:;on. 55 4 record this season. pick in 1961 , their privilege as said Bullet Genl'!ral Manager T~ledo ' University's Freshman football as Mel." Heff ner was B Meta Clay has been training here 3 0 98 138 -- . the bottom-finisher in the ~BA, Buddy Jeanette. ''Right or I ~!ram late an d so far ha s sparred 61 3 1 98 74 1team. was to play .the C~eve- · euach in 196.4 wh~n Harder BRISBANE, A~slraha mPI) but that year the Ch1cago wrong, he has outlived his ent S land Browns tod ay m a bit of . went tht-re. alter bemg on the rounds, including several exhi3 3 1 82 86 filmdom's lri rkery. - Three Amencans led by Zephyrs were created and 1usefu lness here." Akr?n 1Indians mound staff as a bitions. l-Ie weighed in at 213 D · C A th A h 0f · · . . : Defiance 3 4 0 9920 . u avis upper r ur s e gJVen f1rst draft rights ahead of The trade was eKpenswe for i c· . tl Crow , son of Mr . and .v1r s. pitcher and coach 19 years. pounds a(ter his workout Mon3 4 0 94 121 Robert Crow Syracuse at Kent De WlTT SAID Harder I Richmond, Va., moved into the the New York outfit They the Knicks Barnes was the No ' mcmna day, three pounds over what he tb" d d 0 f the Queen 1 d · · ·. · · Otterbein 3 4 0 93 145 · · ' h · ' tr roun , . s a.n picked Bellamy. The Zephyrs 1 draft choice la~t season and Baldwin-Wall hopes wi!l be his ring weight 2 3 1 91 83 u on a football scho1ars 1p, 1S Cl1·ve land resident, would go to Lawn Tenms champwnships moved to Baltimore in 1963. wound up the NDA Rookie of . · on~ of 30 Kent Frosh to be Tampa F!a., soon for two a ~-: ainst Patterson. Monday. . " I think this trade moves us lhe Year. He averaged 15.5 ~hlo W~sleyan ; ~ ~; ~i decked out in Browns' footb all · weeks 'work w1th the Reds' The champ plans to wind up Ashe blasted Auss lek . Hen~ in. t a. ~onte~tion for . the Eastern points in his firs t. season. H:i~~lbereserve garb. They ~ill portray . the Florida Instructional League his lraining at a Las Vegas 2 3 2 57 40 world's champwm for the fil m- club Ladyman 6-0, 6-0, 6-3 while Cliff DIVISIOn litle not JUSt a team Green was startmo his ~evM g hote l (Sijlr Dustl. R ·ch · f1ghtmg · · to get mto . . the "New York Case Tech 2 4 0 59 124 ing of ''The Fortune ~~- k·•e,.. _·- -~- - - - -1 ey of Dallas · · Texa s was the play· enth season m Travetfng with Clay today defeating Chile's Patrico Rod.rj.. offs," said Knicks President uniform. He has a 13.0 Wetime gentra~ ~~a~e ~ ~ ~ starring Jack Lemon. Crow star- Dwight Carl and Ivan. were manager Angelo Dundee guez 6-1, 6-2, 4-6, 6-3 an~ Ji~ Ned Irish. averase. Egan was obtained We~t;~r a e red at guard and ta ckle for the Mr. and Mrs. Charles King and an entourage of nine 2 5 0 121 137 McManus of Berkley, Califorma Coach Harry Gallatin voiced two seasons ago from the , Pomeroy Panthers last season. and Mr. and Mrs. John Dean others. 1 5 t 19 102 1 wa edging John Cottril of 1 1 · · · Dayton . - ' .. _, s . approva of the dea which gave Detrmt P1stons but played only Ob r 1 5 0 liS 159 The movie, directed by 8111 y! and sons VISited Swulay .cu1erAustraha, 5-7, 6-4, U , 6-2, 6-4. him one of the top scorers in 58 minutes in seven games this O~rlm , Wilder, is to be filmed in Cle ve· nooo with l\1r. and Mrs. KenNEW YORK (UPI) - Watter 1 5 0 115 159 P. Kennedy, president of the the league. season, scoring seven points. M ~ ~t 1 5 0 42 193 !' land Municipal Stadi um How- neth Mankins o' Racine. LEWISB':ffiG, Pa. tuPI) "This now gives us two of the Barnes was the second high- K arJe a ever the Browns will not be Mrs. Roger Young, Mrs. RolNational Basketball Associa· 1 6 0 120 228 Frank ~BhnkyJ. Pal~rrno, forfinest big men in the league up est scoring Knick on the team W~lny?n t I tion, Monday fined Coach Paul 0 6 1 77 165 available for shots 'Tuesday. I' and Dais, Mrs. Elizabeth Mur1 mer .Philadelphl~ bo.xmg mana- ~ont,'• he said, already plan- in the first few games of the ~ m ~~~~rsit 0 7 0 r As a result of their masquer· ray of this community are ill Seymour of the Baltimore 1 50 147 ger,. 8 r:ecuperatmg 1ft ~federal rung how to use Bellamy and present season, averaging 15.7 MID .. lMERICAN ad e, the KSU squad members ! at thi1 time. Bullets $500 for protesting an FIWNG THE SHOESpemtent~ary from a m1ld heart Willis Reed. and Green was third at 14.4. FONCERENCE will receive $600. University Sunday visitors of Mr. and official's decision during a When Jerry Rhome left Tulsa last year everyone attack, 11 ,was learned Monday, Walt At Center Bellamy, who averaged 31.6 M" . sports publimt Paul Schlem- Mrs. Charles Mash Sr. and fanr game with Cincinnati last 4 0 134 47 wondered what his succesPalermo 1.!1 rervmg . a 15 year Irish indicated plans were to points per game his rookie ~~~~ Green 3 1 0 56 60 mer said the money would be ily were Mr. John W. Brofford Friday. sor could do for an encore. sentence for extortiOn. move Reed from center to season, got off to a bad start - K S~ t gra ndfather and Burdell Well, Bill Anderson, the 2 2 1 70 47 1donated to the Football Founda· ' her forward where bls fine outside for him this year. He's Went a ~· h tion H all of Fame in Canton. Brorford and sons of Columbus. George Ill was the last Golden Hurricane quarter2 2 1 56 81 i 1 World's first . p assenger subshooting would be an asset. averaging only 19 points per T ~~ern IC · Visiting this weekend with Mr. Ish sovereign to inelnde "u'-• hack, is leading the nation 2 3 0 42 48 way was opened m London, EngWith Bellamy at center and game, third high on the Bullets, Mo ~ ll 1 ' and Mr!l. Olen Harrison was of Fw >" in his offici1ll title. In pa.,ing, 1 2 0 35 45 land, in 1863, Reed at forward , the Knicks and has only 102 rebounds. j his mother, Mrs. Ha.rrison, who 0 3 0 17 82 1 OIDO CONFERENCE was here from Flonda. M k" 5 o o "Z 6 MISs Donna Hooper spent an 4 I 0 61 evening this week with MIS! Wittenberg 4 1 0 8t 3t Lmda Seal and fanuly. Denison 3 1 o 82 32 Mr. and Mrs: . Wayne Beal TORONTO, Ont. (UPD- The correctly." The UPI card was 71~7 for the cheered wildly every time punches, almost all With that Akron 1 The carleton Sunday School I had as recent VISitors Mr. and 1 3 0 62 23 . had an attendance of 62 orfe rmg, Mrs. Roger Young. They also only challenger today to Ernie Referee Sam L u f t s PrIng .The partisan crowd of 11,500, Chuvalo made a flurry In the spearing left hand and he Mt Union 4 2 0 125 75 Terrell's unanimous victory to scored the bout 12 · 65 for wmner. . ring, while spurning to applaud hardly threw his ;ight hand Ott~rbein $! .42. Worship services follow· , vi siled with Mr. and Mrs. Hom· 3 2 0 73 101 · ed.3 The Rev. Clyde Hinton., er Ba1tey._ retain World Boxing Associa- ;errelt, Judge B11ty Burke had The partisan crowd of 12,500, Terr~tl's best efforts. But they once a rol!lld. But he bloddied Hiram . 3 3 0 98 138 tion recognition as heavyweight II 69-04 for Terrell, and Judge which paid $125,587.50 to aee didn t boo lhe decision. Oluvalo's nose tn the second Baldwin-Wall. • christened Srott Rya n Hamson,, There Will be a 50th wedd1~g 1 3 0 48 10 champion was the vanquished Fred Nobert 73~ for Terrell. the bout came to Ifl feet and Terrell landed many lolid round and kept it bleeding Oberlin the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale anmversary celebra!wn No\1. 1 3 0 86 90 1 George C h u v a I o, and he Heidelberg 1 3 1 41 33 Harrison and Brett Ca~l, the , 7th between the hours of 2 and couldn't get support in his own BoaStS High School - --- land and Mro. Luda John- Wooster 1 4 0 87 91 1son of Mr. and Mrs. V~rgli Cart. l4 tn the aflernoon for Mr and hometown. Grid Ratings son visited Mrs. Dons Sayre Ohio Wesleyan o I I 7 24 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Dean had · Mrs. Weber Woods al the Bed· Terrell was almost a oneand Gary Johnson visited Mr. Kenyon 0 3 0 55 94 as recent visitors, ~r. and ~rs. ford Youth Center. handed fighter Monday night COLUMBUS (UPU Mrs. Ollie Sayre recently. Marietta o 5 0 14 1671Walter Terrell , Amla Watkms,/ when be used his elongated United Press International Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Jordan, BIG TEN Vickie and Billy Kendell of reach and a punishing left jab high school football st. Allrnns, w. Va. visited their Michigan Stato 5 0 o 141 43 Pataslrnta. .. to keep Chuvalo off balance and ratings <with first placa -- _ __ _ _ parents , Mr. aod Mrs. Artie Ohio Stat. / Mrs .. o. Scholl viS lied a Sun· 3 1 0 87 66 at long range in a 15-round won-Jost records iD Mr. Charlie Carron vis.Jted his West . Minnesota 3 1 0 80 43 day with her da.ughter Mr. and ~ decision in the firsl defense of theses) : sister at Meigs General A sw-prise party wall held Purdue 2 2 0 44 64 Mrs: Dale l~arrtson and ~o~I. ! his WBA heavyweight crown. COLUMBUS (UPI) .Team pita!. lor Mrs. Rodney Grim of II>- Northwestern 2 2 1 M1ss Evalme Arnold VISited · 0 43 But Chuvalo was unconvinced which has powered. Its wa~ to l. Massillon (lS) (S.O) Robert Ours and Mr. cine. Those attending were the Wisconsin 2 2 0 61 10 90 overmght With Miss _Thresa j NEW YORK (UPI) - The Michigan State Spartans, whom Coach Duffy Daugherty would 4'surprise" a few this season, have not pointe~ him. They have, however, pointed Nebraska and Arkansas, which waged a bitter batlle for national college football leadership until the surprising Spartans spirited d away the honor last week an opened some daylight this week in the United Press al ratings. M;chigan State, which even considered a likely der 1n the Big Ten before the season began, subslantially to its lead when the UP! Board 63 SIMON'S Jennffer Jones, working '"The Idol" - her first film four yean - was asked ARE MEN CREA 'nJIIES i1 1aket fur an actress to HABIT? out of retirement. Her reply : · Two thingo. A good llTipt 111<1 Itlear Helen: r~assuranrt tram her mirror. Are men just naturally mort ___ • formilll peaplt than ma l.t Bellamy 1Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middlepor~ 0 ., Nov. ~·· 1965- 1. RaneDe Summers u aure of an unobstructed view of trllfie u lhe wheels around Soulhem lllhlola Unlvero llt7'1 otDIJ>UI at Carbo~ dale. Lori, six feet lalJ her~<lf, gell a further Uti from hv &Ia .foot .biJ)IoriM blqcJe. - Uftfng Utle MO!Iday. Martin's total SEPTAl..._ te . . h••• J ........ W ~ ....... elfidiAW wu 1,071i OUr bast ~~~Milly ..,lee I DAY SERVICE ON REQUEST Robinson'$ a..n~.. ........., Dlt1VI IN - Ull OUit PUI PAitKIII9 LOT "OIASE w.t. ..... ~···· ....... WL R..l. .. . b ·••• - ,, .... SEP W u f•r+ kxu Ill ~-==·=·~.. t · · - s.ld - ................ ......,~ 'I' .... .....,. . . . lAA FINISHING TEHERAN (UP!) - Louis Marlin, a bearded railroad worker from BrltalD, jerked a world record f2tl pounda to win the mid • heavywetghl wetghl $3600 HARDWARE Harold CINI10, Mtlr. IMUI!It. Mlddilpoot ....... W'I'M.SII lNG N. 2nd Ave. I I .. BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Micldleport, o. 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S, N ocaety oles Fred Campbell Of Hogseft · Dies Monday Driver Hurt Guard cutter, The McCulloch, ""' to docl: thl• morning with 285 refugees, including two people o" stretcher, two in PI'. PLEASANT - Fred T. wheelchairs and two ' Campbell, 7Z, Hogsett, who died women. Mouday night at his home af. ter a long illness, was a retired WASHING'J'UN - FOUR employe of the American Cor man teams from the and Foundry, Huntington. Hel Energy Commission were sch· was horn Feb. 17, 1893 at Hog· . . eduled to vlsll Ohio's three sett, son of the Jato James and One dr1ver was hurl slightproposed sites for the Louise Jones CampbelL He was ly m one of two accidents m1200 milli01 etom sbasher a veteran M WW 1, and a mem- vestigaled in M~igs county Mooweek, bellitllllnc with 1 trip ber of the Mt. Carmel EUB day by the Oh10 State Patrol. Raverma today. church. The injury accident ~urred The 3,000 • acre arseDal Surviving are his wife, Aud· on Rt. 124 about 3.4 miles last Portage County iJ the rey Bush campbell; six sons, of Wllkesvtlle. A dump druck administration's primary Sh1rley st home .. Lee of Plain loaded With coal•. and dr1ven for the federal facility. C1ty, Oh10; Marlin, local; Olin east by John. Mulima, 52, Ham· tion of Ol!lo's other two of Hunhngton, John and Rich- den, was go~~~g around a left tionll aear Marietta and ard, both of GaiUpolls Ferry; curve, lost coolrol, ran off the Pike Couuty wlU be made two daughters, Mrs. Louise Me· right side of the highway, and llelllly rm4' Friday Allister of Hogsett and Mrs. turned over. There was mod· q, Linda Henry, GaJllpolls Ferry; orate damage to the right side two sisters, Mrs. Rosie Har- of the truck. MulliruJ UYSBII, w. VA. _ hour and Mrs. Rachael Bur- abrasions that did not I'IM)uire der eharges .,.... to be filed rows, both of Hogsett, 18 grand- treatment. He was cil<d to today in Mineral County against children, ond three great • Meigs county court Friday on a man ac:cused of shotg111Jllini 1 IJ'Bndchildren. a ronditional speed charge. West Vlrlinla Funeral oervices will be held A minor accident took to deeth Ml!lldly Thursday at. 2 p.m. In the MI. at 7:30 p. m. on Larkin Offictal! said Robert Carmel EUB church conducted Rutland. A car being b~:: / Rice 48 ts acCllled of IIJ the Rev. Robert Dunn assis~ out of a driveway by '11 TrooP.r 'R. B. Nnechel, 35, ed by the Rev. Mary Long. Mill- Anderson, 35, Rutland, hil the Fairmont, tho father o1 graveoide rttes and burial left side ol a parked car children to deltb u the be at the church cemetery longing to RnsseU Little, 66, er and ihree otber oU!ctro under direction ol Mohr-Stev- Rutland. There wos moderate tempted 1o arrest him 011 Funeral home. Friend• may damage to the Little w, and weapoua charge. call al the late residence after nooe to Anderson's. p.m. today. -- • Activities •'• ;;.!',35.!.';!: plleelll ij :~·o::~ ~:W1~~ ~:~Novem- 1 D~i~-~nti~~l.__l'_omeroy-Mi~~~eporr, o.. Nov. 2, 1965-! ·•• Mayor Henry reported to the I son and formally announced Mayes K. Mont lA!e 1J111 . . !Cuntmued from page I) council and Interested citizens! he would again seek the die MdJamel had ~Se<enco, Disaster F1re FigbtiOfl that tho Mason county Cir- of Mayor on the their lntonllonl ~ llll!l; reeltiD COLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov. slitutioo for male ftrot-offend- ments from juvenile rourta be· Ulllt and an mdoor swtmnung euit Court had set the date. of Ucket and Incumbent tioa. Iacwnbent .COUIIIlilmu Ro 13 Jamee A. Rhodes announced ... ers, site to be selected, sched- Itween !!163 and 1965, which repool. ' November for a. mumclpail corder Charles Martin bert Hope l• not seekllig ~ dav &be Ohio Youth Commission uled for completion in winter of suited in severe overcrowding Other aclion of the council ' election to be held m Hender- CJ.Imen Richard Hern, tion. "ill Immediately launch 1 ~.5 1966. at Fairfield School for , Boys PT. PLEASANT - M•son , last night was the approval miiUOD building and rehabilita- A lll().bed f1 millton inaUtution near Lancaster. County Sheriff George John- a new mercury vapor street II lion JII'Ojl1lm. for hoys requiring inienslve He reported a 41 per cent in· son has releosed the activity lightmg system for the town. A record expenditure, it is be remedial, a~ade~ie a~ voca· crease in commitments of girls report for his department for ~- A. K111g, Adr;ninistrative AsIng made to help relieve over- Uonat programmmg, s1te to be during the same period. the month of October showing . Slstant A~paiach1an Power Com· crowding and lo provide addi· chosen, completion wtnter of Rbodes said ne<ds for the pro- the seven man ataff traveled 1 pany told the council ot tre tional diversified . f 1966. gram were emphasized by the 8,832 miles, worked 1860 man • new syslem , explaming the ad· h ~ervlCes or - Miscellaneous Improvement facts t_hat: . j hours in the eounty's three ! vantages of the new lighting c 4-drt'\Rhodes swd. . projects totaling f987,400 at Sci· -Sc10to VIllage, FSB and the cruisers, investigated 24 auto- ! over the present system and pr gram, under the di- oto VIllage, Juvenile Diagnostic Juvenile Diagnostic Center are Imobile accidents causing $25.-[that the monthly cost would be rectiou of CommiSSion Chair- Centra, Training Institution of overcrowded. 500 property damage and 11 ! lower than it " al the present. man Damei W. Johnson, ~as Central Ohio, Zaleski, Fairfield -There is a need for diver- persoDBI injuries; Issued lSI' The 42 street lights in the :~a~for completion by sprmg School for Boys, and the H. F. slfication or service. road law citations; investigated town now cost the town $102.69 . .· Funds come from t~e Christian Camp, ali scheduled -A majority of hoys and four breakings and enlerings: i per month and the new 42 light $8 ~0 ? voted 1~ last May 8 for completion jn 1966. girls are being released prior to recovered two stolen automo· system consisting of 32 - 3500 ~milliOn bond ."'sue. Johnson reported a 23 per the time neeeoaary for their re- biles valued at $3,250, and ar- lumen mercury vapor lights and progr~rn wdl mclude: cent increase in boy commit- hablUtation in insitutions. rested one person for auto theft ten 7000 lumen lights would Youth camp, a 7of 2-bed MohiCan project -===::::=====~~~~~~~~~~ • and extradited him to Ohio. cost the town $101.50 per month. -Renovation parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Also, the department served Tbe new lighting system appro.,w,OOO, scheduled for Miracle of Leesburg. 88 court papers of ctvtl and ved by council has recently ' eompletlnn tn summer of t966. [ -A 150 .. bed securitv instituMrs. Ada Slack spent Mon. criminal actions, received and been installed in the towns of lion for girls, to be built across day m~ht and Tuesday with Mr. served four warrants for the j Milton and Barboursville, w. the blibway from tbe present and. Mrs. Harley Johnson and Justice of Peace courts, appre-1 Va. I Scioto VIllage, cost I!.S million, farnlly, Wolf Pen. hended five patients from vari. completion spring or _ Mr. Frank Clark of Toronto nus mental hospitals and booked May?r Henry announced that 1967 -A 200 • bed Northern Ohio By Ada lack visited ~ecently with his sister 40 persons in the county jail. ~11 residents of Henderson wish· boys• tr · 1 . n f Mrs Agnes White, son James Mrs. Mildred lfemsiey, brother - ·-- 1ng to connect 1<1 the new sew· f ~~n ng Jns 1 u 10 " $40,000 Robert, Mr. Richard Duckworth and sister-in-l-aw, Mr. and Mr!l. Francis Ritter of New Boston.· er system must do so within 60 c~~ rr:!' drawing and ar- anl'l Fritizie Schwarz of Mason, Thomas Clark. . In the afternoon, accompanied ~ A 1111 . s. w. Va., attended the Lancast- Mrs. Reva M1lins of New Bos- by Mrs. Slack, they visited Mr. boys' edi bed Northern Ohio er fair. They also vtsli<d Mr. ton visited her sister and broth· and Mrs. Wilkie Sarson of Port· tion mooour secun.ty mstttu- and Mrs. James Guinsler and er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Willis land. ing' :·arc~; ;::.r~ng, dra~ children In Lncasler. In Ath· Leadingham and daughters, re- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chap- I ready by fall : 111$ ees, to ens they visited Mr. Gilbert centiy. . man and sou, Eddie, of Colum· t I Commltm:nts f~erea, !looper .and son. . Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jenluna bus visited their grandparents,, -A 3StJ • bed t 5 . 8 · . • Mrs. Jack Wolfe and son, and son, D. J. ol. Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. James S. Quick. j - ·---$ . m~Jho_n '" Dennis. spent Thursday With spent a weekend With thelf Mr>. Oma Hysell, her mother i 0 Darlene Justis and son, Scott, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mrs. May Cowie, accompanied 1 Middleport. Jenkins, Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. by her son, Bill, of Columbus , PI'. PLEASANT - Arr·ai~ned l l Mr. Frank Mllls of Mingo lfenry Salser, Racine. spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. ' before. Jusllce of Peace A. M. Junction visited his mother Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wolle and Ralph Badgley at Tuppers Goodwm on var~ous E. S. Mills. Sandra and Dennis were SUn- Plains. . were : Cecil Absten, Jr .. Connie Morarlty of Columbus day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Agnea White, James on. and Clark Waldo Kinzel,·,C:h II was a recent weekend guest Mrs. Robert Wolfe and Judy o£ Robert, and Fritzie Schwdrz of tagev11le, Rt. 3, were ~' of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Racine. The dinner was in Mason, w. va., attended a ,fined $10 and costs on charges I Arthur Morarity and brother, honor of the birthdays of Den- birthday dinner Sunday in Mid- ['of failure to have vehicle unrus and Mrs. Wolle. dleport in honor of Beulah der controL Roy Lee ThorupThroughout the year Marty. Mr. Herman Schwarian of Mrs. Ma1 Bowers and son, White. Other relatives were Ison, Scott Depot: Joe Johnson, there is one gift that is Philippi, W. Va, visited Mr. Todd, of Columbus visited her present and gifts were present- IJr., Victor, W.Va., and Julius ALWAYS in good taste and Mrs. Robert Harden and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carson ed. A. McLeod, Lakin, were t'.~ch ... that ALWAYS pleas· family and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayes. i Mr. and Mrs. Royal Thomas ' fin<d $10 and costs on spe<dmg et • • . beautiful flowers IPotts. Mr. Schwarian is a Mr. aTJd Mrs. Troy Zwilling, spent 3 few days in Columbus ! charges. Clarence W. H1vely, dellvere dewey-fresh . . . •grandson of the late William Mr. tnd Mrs. Woodrow Hend- vioiting their daughter 8 n d ; N1tro, was lm<d $15 and costs ricks, attended funeral services soo-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- ~ on a speeding charge. wUb YQUr own personal Bla~e. Bdl Hysell of Columbus visitof their roustn, Mrs. Clyde mond M!Uer and famil• and 1 Shi 1 B k M w, birthday message on the h" be M 0 N ILeSag W V " I rey ar er, aaon, d e ts mot r, rs. rna Hy- a~e O e, · a, their son and daughter-in-law, va and William Franklin 'p ec ial accompanying seiland grandmother, Mrs. May Eighteen member• of the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomas. on ~ Allm Oh' Rt :ard. Cowie. . Fo~-Niners clas_s of the Firat Sunday they observed their ~lst l wer:e:~ch fi;~ $10 ~~nd ~osts Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Moore Umted Church weddln•• anniversary ut the I. on 10 · tox1ca · ,.1on ch arges. Sunday Presbyterian School of McConnells ,.y , and son, J erry, of Lakewood . · Miller home. visited recently with hiJ moth- ville spent a recent Sunday at Weekend visitors of Mr. and othn Neal, Pt. Pleasant, 1 'HAPPY BIRTHDAY" e]\ Mrs. Evelyn Moore and ais- the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Mrs. Jack WoUe and family fined $20 and costs on th• J bert G'!'t. A !"'tluck supper were Mrs. Lucy Justice, Mn. charge of hunting without per- i 1lth 1 gift of flowers ter, Cheryl. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hubbard and SOC13l evellllll waa enJoy· Paul Jllllice IOilll Brenda and mission. •'· from spent the weekend in washing- ed by the KrollP· The Ganll Paul Jr. of Lelsrt Falls. Mrs. ' ---ton, D. C., visiting lbelr son are member of the McConneUs- Donna Terell and son' Billy oil ASK TO Wl!lD and danghter-in-law, Mr. ans ville Church. Pataskala were a1ao PI'. PLEASANT - Five Mrs. Dale Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard, Mr. Willlam Hayes spent two !' pies have mada applications for Mrs. Hoger Winebrenner and Brenda Lee and David, ol Ba; dayo in Culumbua where be at- marriage licenses in the 59 N. 2nd Ava. daughters, Kimberly and Keys- shan opent an evening 11 II b lsnded 8 Masonic Lodge meet- ol the County Clerk. Applying MIDDLEPORT tal have returned home after Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mororlty. lng. were: William Dean t\1'0<~. I;;::::::::;:=:;;::::::;:;:~•;pe;n;d;in~g;t;w~o~we~e~ks~w~ith~ber~ Pam Sylvllter spent a Salur- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gant Henderson, and Betty Sue day night and Sunday with Shl- spent 1 weekend in Uma where ry, 19, Henderson. 1 ron TheiSS ol Dorcas. llle 8 tt nded th1 "--al 0f WY filMS Saturday guesls o1 Mrs. Ada Y e ,..,., Torres Wayne w:::::o~;r~;:L~ . •• . Slaclt were Mr. and Mrs. Frank her. aunt, Mro. Clark Holmea. Troy, Ohio, and Glenna Morgan ol Pmsmoutb and Mrs Ru:hard Duckworth atlended ces Adams, 19, Pliny. Johnny ' lf;iiiii~i.:.~~~~~~·~lbe U.. B. Church at MI. Her- David Pearson, 22, Pt. Pleasont Mono & Bop man With Mr. and Mrs. James and Rnma VIctoria C!'"pm~n! Autheraon a recent S u n d a y 18, Hendereon. Dennis Clay • SUP.ON ev,~~%, Hurricane, and Joyce ~""" J.....,,. hat returned to Scarberry, 18, Glenwood. bls bom8 from Meigs General Melton Leonard, 35, Hog:se_~, Hospital 'IDd Glenna Lee Keigwin, Mrs. Osa Boggess Is a medl- Pillshurgh, Pa. eal patient al Veterana Memo~---tal HospitaL Pleasant Valley Hos1pilal AdmlUedr Olevia II Is estbnated that there Clifton1 Jeanetta Plante are. about 1,11110 thunderstorms Dlsellarged: Mr <. ' LIOJ'" II Now ... do your whole week's wash IN LESS THAN ONt: HOUR! Breeze through the biggest wash. Use ail the machines you ~~~~~~'!'!~~=:':"""."~~~~~~~~!!!!!~~~~~::~~~!!!!!JI enragmg I· the world at any e<V• Swver, Thomto~;,pt, Letart·, moment. Pleasant;Mary Mrs. Charneed. Brand new short cycle, top·loading Speed Queen washers. • let Brown, Leon: Susan See, Brand new commercial-size drying tumblers- big, big capacity,., Pl Pleasant; Ronald Long, , fast, fast drying. Glenwood. Come in any hour, any day, any time it's most convenient Combine laundering and shopping in one qUick trip, Or drop in at One •• the hallowed traditions ni&ht while Dad baby sits. of lbe New Vort Philharmonic ; You can't launder for less- money or time- even w~h Orchestra iJ that encores are your own home laundry equipment. Try it ·••• SOON ••• at this ,_, DOt pven. convenient Speed Queen Coin Operated Laundry. r 1 consolldaUou 11no pnpooi'll vice II' hlral or cilf delivery. COLUMBUS (UP!) _ Gov. state road8 wm be In use. The manufocturers to move their lbe merger ol ftve Metasolllce boxes will be open Jamea A. Rhodes' office 111- total Interstate system in Ohio products to the market at lowty school district IIP)IOII'II OD UIUal, however. noonced today Ohio rontinUes will be completed by the end of er costs," the adminislration lbe ballot. 1o lead Jbe nation 1n highway lt'l~ two years ahead of oched- statement said. "This enables Eliewhere, bnwever, preolil> LOCAL TEMPS construction, noaring the 6S per ule. our manufacturers to sell at I!Obl were IIIII VtCinl pura1. cent completed llllll'k in the Jn. : lower prices than their comly would be IJ,Pt The tempeature In Pomerov·e terstate highway system. Road! Bel~ petitors and leads to expansion A ehecl< 08 volin& ~~a~•=ct Highway Dlr<ctor P. E. 0~1e. governors office Sold of present industry and attrac11:30 a.m. tbe... lUDDY ski... Masheter said overall higho IS the transportation cen- lion of new industry. In o word, ber of balloto call 10 far Ia llr:~~~~a~:-, way coostruction, including Jn. ter of the nation, and that ex- this means jobs." oomo .,..., where 111o OIIIIJOi,. terstate and secondary roads cellent highways ere 1o a. great The statement also said more ldaUon Js8ae _.,. OD ll!o Is 30 per cent ahead of schedule: degree respoosihle for thiJ; po- than $t million worth of high· ballot wao bJiller thaD •• eJeo. He said more tben $430 mil- ol~n. . way safety programs wlit be fl. . ·· lion day two yearo .... l!Jee. lion In state local and federal Better roacls enable Ohio nanc<d with federal funds dur- MASON - Walter Kelhng, of lion olffcialo In Pomeroy M 0 0 funds will ~ apent 011 stale ing this fiscal year. Columbus, Ohio, who died there pel., tbe lllrgen In tf1o vlllo&o, roads during fiscal 1966 which And Ohio, continuing to lead Sunday, leaves his wife who is oald 71 )101'1001 .... voted .,. ends next July. Masheter said the nation in enforcing the bill· a native of Mason County, and late llllttliJI&. ror Bettor Maintained Rooda this was a record expenditure several children. for Ohio and places it second ms wife is the former Anna JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (UP!) and Cemeteries. CID!y 1o Callfomia. Roush of Mason county. Also Preofd 1 Joluuon hi Ohio Is recelvinll $2%1 million • surviving are three sons, Fred, . SAIGON (UP!)-:-. Troop~ of the U.S. Arnnv'• airnno-1en s THANK YOU annually in federal fUnds for Frank and Robert, all of Co- blle .1st Cavalry piVlsJOn k•lled an esllmated approved legislation to provide Pd. Pol. Adv. highway construction An addilumbus; two daughters, Mrs. mumsls !n two .~•Iter battles at cl06e quarters free air maD plllltal oerriee to tional $7 420 000 has .been olio. Elzanna Driscoll and Miss Ma· an A!~!efl.'an mlhtary spokesman reported today. Th~re military personnel in VietNam. • ' The latest in electroniC book- ( were md1cat10ns s•Jme of the enemy forces wearmg The privilege would be in cat<d .lor de~eiopmentai . high· keeping will be available \o ryFKellmlg, also of Clollubmbh•" 1·d lkhaki uniforms, were reguillr units of the N~rth Vief· addition to the preaent lint ways 1ft Oh o s Appalachia a~- members of the M~igs County unera servJc~s WI e c ' namese Army. class free mail benefit alre·ady ea, and more than half of th1s Farm Bureau commencing toLa Wednesday at 3 .~o p m. at the 1 j . , h enjoyed by servJcemeu lfrlglcllln eAdmlral has been programmed to date · LETAR'l.', W. Va. ura 1J., Foglesong Funeral home w1th l The fierce hand·to • hand mumst oodles ~n t e two ' day, 8CCQrdmg to Andrew Roush, 3·1, who was found hang- ~ . .. . r tle fields. A revtsed account combat areas.__ _ __:_l· I Speed Queen 1 Hoover Masheter added. Cross president of the orgam- . f ft . th ba the Rev Marlin Bemford offiCI· l1ghtmg broke out Mondoy near d 'd 80 bod" His report indicated that by zatto~ mg troT ha rah er mh e bose; ating, and burial will be in the American Special Forces ~r 1 ~ ay ~a:h t C tes . t Communists five miles west of e Provincetown 15 the end of this year, 957 mtles The.service known as "Buck- ~en °M e~ obmch e~e : ~ Graham Cer,:etery The body ts [' camp at Plei Me on the Central [ ~un 'an . ~ omi mun 57 t~e Plei Me outpost. milesll eFiexst"l of a total 1,528 miles of mler- eye Farm Re'cords" has been d- ~~mf. on ayff y 1.er us and, at the Leach and Sons Funeral Highlands where U S and · vtvors earrte at east h fight, 20 • K"U rom su oca wn, accor - h . d • ers away. The ot er offered to FHrm Bureau mem- ing to Mason County orne m Columbus an will be 1Vtelnamese forces broke a de· northwest of Plel Me, bers in several central Ohio Oliver Eshenauer. brought to the Foglesong Fun- !ermined Communist siege last ! The biggest balUe raged smaller but just as bitter. ) counties for the past two years. Mrs Roush who had been era! home where fnend~ may I week. ·nine hours past sundown be- la!lted five \lours. 'lbe Con1mu-ll . ed f W1th the experience gamed in and ~laying 'with an call between 10 a. m. and 121 First rejl(lrts said officers on l lween the 1st Cavalry's "Flying nlsts Jell two dead on llle MIDDLEPORT (CODtmu rom paged in!) . these pilot areas, it is now pos· daytimes while her noon, Wednesday. the scene had counted 99 Com· I Horsemen" an~ a battalion ol llefield. 1 30 at 29 east persons an JUrmg Slble to expand , the program In, was at work, to 1d her host . . 1 th.. id lotherestof .heState,Crosstn· was goino over to the •-rr1tJyl H ospJta au or11les sa a d1cated. •-e. ~~ number of the inJured were not .. f . home for a !tttle wh!le, but . We eel that with the In· she d1d nut return. expected to liVe. The tram, m- rreased costs of operating a bound from Veracruz slashed She Ytas born Jan. 1, 1931, the th b . I and dr' d th 1arm loday and With the great- daughter of the late Wilham e us ~ wo bo agge f e er dapitai lnvestdents required, gand, and !rna Weigand of Pt. rear section a ut 150 eet good records are a must for ev· down the track All the casualf h Pleasant, who survives. Also t 1e1 were aboa~d the bus ~ryb a~meJ '~ho ex~cts to .~tay surviving are her husband, two m usmess, e continued: For sons, Donald and Leo R., Jr. COLUMBUS omo - FAffi a very reasonable fee, this ser- and two daughters, Marlene ' VIce can provide the informa- K d J v· . . II skies and mild weather greeted lion to the individual farmer t"~ an. f oa~neth "g:f"· ~ Ohioans today as they trooped needed to make profitable man- af Leome ,t·"De r_ol ersf, owar ' to the polls in an election that d .1 , o tar , ame , o •· features a congressional race agement Th F eelS ons. wn .• Kenne th , of Ch es te r, p a.,· and strong bida by Negroes to . e d arm thBureau leader. John of cottagevl"II e, w, v a., beco • . pomte out at the service " and Bill of Pt Pleasant· three . . me may.or w two maJor available on a strictly volun- sisters Mrs. Leona ' of Clliee: __• U tary basfs and also that it is Columbus Ohio· Mrs A lt:\.Vtu o -year turMut of being offered at cost. The local vicve No~ris ' of H~ilton ~ - 7 million voters was expected organization director will be do- oh· The1ma ' · 10, and Mrs. Io mark ballots, which aiso Wl"II mg n~ded field work and two 1 f Pt PI include three state issues sub- members of the Ohio F'arm a ~w, o I . ~asant._ll be h ld mitted to a referendum. Bureau !!laff will be available at 't:a,~a a::V:Jc:u:1 ,.h;ch to help farmers analyze their Thursday at 2 p.m. with KEY WEST, FLA. - RVND- records · · redo of Cubans Docked to the . Rev. Wllllam Hatfield officiall- I United States today braving ing, assisted by Rev .. waves .. high .. eight feet Roach. Burial Wilt be m whicb a Coast Guardsman said Grove cemetery. The body he wouldn't trust for river lie in stale for one b.oJ•r tra n~portation. ceding services. Friends At least 11 of the email craft call after 6 p.m. Wednesday -' . were en route and 8 Coast Foglesong Funeral home. IDdmry . ... ~ ;J ' -' a. 1JB ·DIIflll- D•rt -·--· M lliise SM!Siblt 1nd p!ldicll leltUJts -ll10tttii1CIIII wil~eachld_, Dllt --o~~~ R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO~.........J ___,..,,.._ • •:• • • 1 r 2n ...... ~ ..... ~ . ~- . ~·- . _,It Se Gl . . file 1)1 . . . Dolt! al ... IIIA•n lelttns IIIII IIIII . . . .. witJIGil btiatltlpeasivl. IIIII:OIIIItlellirfor. Paddad dilL VariNja-lllcblt:witld$llield wipiR lid waWrs. 8aclrllllfPII. Tlfl sipall. Sellllells, t. · r'n IMI'W""!''ussnw·nnm• Pc•CI'ICI·._...,. ..... '' .•., T, , > 4 I �' . ' I I, Classified Ads Your Modern Community llullctin Board &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Nov. 2, 1965 Notice FOR SALE I'"'WIL=':'L"'N""OT be responsible for 47110 BTU vented Rsdiant gao any debts coniracted by any circulator. Combination four 1 one other than myself. Leon burner gas and kerosene cook stove. Two 650xl3 mud and Donahue, Portland, Ohio. '~ Ill' --- 11 2 3tp .. TRUCK DRIVER, Trainees, snow white wall tires. Ph. WY 2-3874, 11 ~ 6tc ~':"~~'.!::;~nc~a!el:!~~ 7.50 $3 per hour after short train· · ·h ed dr' mg. WIL ~xperl~nc .1Ve~11: • 14 NEW SNOW ;ires as l~w as $12·95 • plus ta.x . New nms to mount snow llr ~s on. All popular sizes in stock, $l 50 Ne 11 .8 S , Ch st· · we 5- unoro e or · Ohio 96 2305 ODAliTT CARRIER FOR RUTLAND Pomerov Motor Co.•· 1963 Corvair MonLI Cpe. _ Reduced -1499 River news wear. The Daily Sentinel 1963 Ford Galaxie 500- 4 Dr. Sed. $1795 WY-2·2156 1 local owner, V8 engine with Cruisematic trans., power Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Fn' · mer are announcing the ma1 · rtage of their daoghter, Jen . Galllpolls 1o Steven B. Ifill, soo of Dr Apply Local owner. 110 HP engine. 4 speed lz'tans. Jet black tinish. Red bucket Seat, radio and heater. 1'irea 5how litUe JENI FOLMER WED!! .steering and brakes. Power seat, grey finish, new 1st line whitewall tires. Radio and btNtter. Gauge readlap: Dam IU, 12.2, running 21> feet oo rollars, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· 41, Pt. Pleasant :tU5, !Dnlon 0.56, Kanawha Fall• U9, Char· lesion 18.88. London, Marmet and Winfield da101 won on tho Bills. Boat Movemeatl: 0Jo'o River - OVEC dOWil 13, 11:30 p.m.; John J. Rowe up 14, 10:30 p.m.; Alice up 14, 11:10 p.m.; Re)'18bJe up I'.., 4 a.m.; Brimstone up 14, &:~ a.m.; C. v. Harner down 15, I a.m.; Titd 1D own 15, 6:30a.m.; Invader up 16, 6:30a.m.; Jefferson up 17, 10:40 p.m.; Harvey Jordon up 17, U5 a.m.; Edeana Boswortlt up 17, 4:50 s.m.; ChrbJ Jr. down 18, 6 p.m.; Queen City Gown 19, &:30 a.m.; Glendora up 21, 1:30 ll.m.; Pbillp 8porD down 22, 3 a.m.; Western down 23, U:30 p.m.; Easo Pennsy}. vania up 23, 1:15 a.m.; Elisha Woods down 23, 3:15a.m.; New Orleans down 23, 4:10 o.m.; AI· !on Zephyr· lip Greenup 2'10 · p· m.; Chickasaw down Greenup 4:30 p.m.; Barbll"'!! Gay down Greenup 7:16 p.m.; Bob Ben· ter down Greenup lo!O p.m.·, · · Zimmer up Greenup 1:40 a.m.; Buckeye State down Meldahl 3 p.m.; Harry Dyer down Mel· dahl 6:45 p.m.; Sturgess down Mel dahl 7:50p.m.; H. E. Bowles d0wn Meldabl 12 40 : a.m.; Southern up Meldabl 2:15a.m.; Pollywog down Meldahl 4:30 o. m. and Mra. Elmer lllil of Bethes Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Fol · took place Sept lith In Betl\o:· da and they are now residinr, at 1107 HiUwood Court, Takom., Park, Maryland. pomeroy Motor Co. :::,. vu:m::, ......- ........... - - 0 on11 ¥"i)tJ I • RADIATOR SERV I CE eo- =1·~ ~~~lh?~;:~t:_M~~:! DAILY CROSSWORD ACII08I Society Notes ma.teti. :!!.Cleave 14.. Eltor t.o tpeL lt.Mer- pixy Kcutatt M.LIIonrt society Notes 295 4023 -------= :!;. $8\C;I\ 6 ~Y ~alance ~ ~:;~=· :e~~ A~o:", ~~- Dl~ ~ -.,------== ..........,. a.Turldlh I• I• r J> ~· ,, I' T>U!I~ flO 'l:J'• ,.~ 29. MoaltJQ judge IO. .fiooU. ~ ~r~ ~ 31. Top 13. Pabllott 36. """' IT. Bob- ... 40. fIllite~ ti.DW'ell 43. Mean: alang ·~;~ ,, ,. «.-ul!n· 4li. Dlapo.U,n ~I'" . •• ua.eea ~ ' 110'11'11 1.Samlet -- 2.~ . ~ }1 ~ iSy Well be leavrnq I'" I" 111 -a :ew aaLJS. and <:un;;hine w1ll never t;,ee him aqa ;n! probabl~ .... '-'1' I ' GASOLIN! 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I 'l"HOU<;~T I KNEW }-liM, THt MOR€ I FHI SURE l COULD RE F(J?M I-IlM 1MP.'t'BE HELP ~IM TO SETTI.E OOWN 41'1D SOMETtfJNG1 ...::...:....;;;.~;;,..__:_:..:.:....::..:Br LOOt<, MAI\J.,A CA!'& PU!..t.ING UP tN FJlONT OF- THE HOUSE. IT • MAKEABIS fJIFFERENCE PEOPlE'f W1-tEN TME..,. ohoop t4. Volume I ADVERTISING P.10:JE BLASTED I" K1G iv1 •i:::.S \'·/ERE. 42. cr:r • a ~Gn>un4 hUlk~ 22. Girl'• dialect 21. AtfJnne 28. Chair part ~~~d ~/a= ~b:a~~d Reedsville time 34. Atonetime 41.. Longq;o- 21.et.tettt I~ LI'L ABNER II.Woola as. Buotlo target !1.. Decapitate 23. Buddht& ...ro<l "When the little frog opeaks, gtakt it sound croaky, likt they do on TV!" IB.Veb.... ao.Tart 20. Tell'• phllolopbot ' ' ' · (111 p ..... 111.Wo11'4 t?.Reed 18. Stot~ ,.non. Hosp•"tal"'ews -- ·. . . t_ - ...... ....... fjaJ.. Z~Piaco LUnablt NJL . 21.,,.. ..... rubber S.Rel&ted 16'. Vedle _ lamp T.Orpn 111. IOdtblo roototooll: _ InC to a VI e. BubJeot n.oncem' l!olooa'· leg~ I.Tin'O)'ll\· U.Caulkb BLAMNAR'S n- -'t" .... llberall, C.FaJ.... •to. 1 a 1.1!01- J.so.tl&too 6. Maple LeeJ.o, canadl.... JWWIDp, Joppa Wrtte NatiOn W1de Semt D1v1ln.....·ctlont · Tr nnsportat10n · Bm'ld.mg, 1962 Ford Ga Iax1e ' Conv. Cpe. $1469 onv SJon, care of Room 426, 307 East ' · "10 30 tfc Cream finish, while f.Qp, va engine, automatic trans. Power 0. 8. CIVO.. SERVICE TESTS! Fourth Street, Cincinnti, :.teerin", ... ll ua . ... new whitewall tires. Radio and heater. Job&- .amn .:!:.Kh ttartlnl ou-. ~ecun &bort ~h~. Or p~one 513-241-5572t Ward's Carry - Out and Store ~~~~= our service. a! Thom>s Fork, 20 X 50 build11 :2 2tc IIIUal..IJ wan~. Onmmu ~=--;;;==:--:-~ing. Sets on half acre of ~ebool nlfleten• tor IIWLJ 1o1111. Mr and Mrs. HarviD BarnLOSE WEIGHT safely with ground. Contact ward's Store. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. :'!,:'...'::.':,.'::''':'..!"J;~r';.\::; bart 'vtstted Sunday witb Mr. ileJ:-A-Diet Tablets. 0 n 1y 10 29 3tp N aaot, OHIO , ;:'' ,.;:' ...:- :-':0 ~ and Mra. Marioo Eddy and som 1111c at Stork's Pharmacy. o1 Columbua. 9 25 60tp USED Coca Cola Machine, $50. - A:::uro=::-M::-li:::B-::!lc::.11:-IIIBUf_..::_an_:_ce:._.oee:.::_o.j 985-2305, Newell Sunoco, Chcs· Legal Notice Mr. and Mra. Vernon Reed eucelled! ,...., your oper.. ter. 10 29 6tc Auto Sales Business Sarvicet and lamily of Waldo spenl the 11 In Mamorv &or'a Uoenae7 CaD WY 3-2t68. ELCAR f k't h-- The University of Washington CURTISS 0airy or Beef" ... THI co':!:~ ,'t~~:•coultT weekend wlth Mr. 1m! Mrs. 1958 45 8 tN LOVING Memory of our mete eo, 2 bedr~orn:,' v;~nt ~ ~ Seattle, has conferred over Breeding Service. Call WY 2- :~,M:~L;.~~tv. George Reed and 8 80 visited dear husbaod and father, Wes· - - - - - - - - - - condition, $l900. Richard 90,000 ba~helo~ and a~vanced 2264, Pomeroy. 985-3415 Ches- Mlne,.vute, 0111o. '"'""'" with Mrs. CaiD at Hockingport. ley A. Circle, who passed aFor Rent Fick, Jr., Box 2 ~. (hester, ~grees smce 1ts establishment ter. 10 26 30tp Arnold .... ,v. n. Jamea Brannon and Lavina way, Nov. 2, 1963. - - ~-Ohio. Tel. 985-4285. m 1861. CUSTOM BUTCHERING and Allrt~·o~•"l:O:~ PUit.~c'l~.~·:t· Brannon are attending the in· 'l'bow;orullboughts of one so FOUR ROOM house with bath. c:utting. WiU buy hides every ••· ,.~,. services math training at Sali:~10 28 ilp r 4th and Palmer Sts., MiddleR I b F S I . ""'"" a. ,.,,., ••oo• .,.,. •• bury school • d•• ea tale or a e Monday. Pllll Meter, Phone ~"'~~ • ....,.,., .w ,,.. •• Often brings a silent tear, port. Ph: WY 2-2500. LARGE W M . h , WY • "lO \ba' on SePt.embu 20th. l9611 9 18 11C ace thoughts return to scenes 11 2 3tc arm ornmg eatmg the undemaned filed ber petltloa Recent guests of Mr. and Mr!. long past, TRAILER SPACE, Depot St. stove, like new. Price reason- FOR SALE: Mason area - 5 lARL GRUESER, Plwriblng ==-ol~~.': J:,.~~ ~"::. Vern Green were Mr. 1.nd Mrs. nn but memories able, Tel : CH 7-2304. room house, bath, newly and He~ttng Minersville 13.821. 1»"•11n• ror • Gtvorce. ntto,.. Raymond Green of Kent, Mr. l'lm "' rolla -. Rutland. John J. Fry, SH 2IO 27 6t h. I d 1 2 I b 'Jd • atlon or maid.e.11 name, e011w, and 5 i..~ st. JOtc P mg e roo · arge Ul • Ohio. End your sewer troub- otMr proper reuet o11 the ,ru1UJ(I ot and Mra. Brown of Akron and 5613. 10 16 :Wife, Laura Circlrtttlp Jack. SEWING machtnes. nlpalr set-- ings o_n lot. Will sell reason- les. We have all sizes sewer ~u~,::·=~ ~ ·~e~ ~~en= Mr. aud Mrs. Darrell Hetzer. ,U 2 ltp l"HHKE and lour t'Ofl'll rurm~h& vice, aU makes. WY Z..22M. able, If sold soon, several machines Reasonable rates Ba.ld catlll w:~n be lor bentnl OD Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Barn· - - - - - - - - : - - ad IUid llllfurullbed apart. Tho Fabric Shop, Pomeroy items go with house. Mason Call WY .Z.%97._ day or night: :::._"""' ,.. '"' .,. " •~mou, bart were calling on Mr and menta. WY 3-64Sf 12 e de Autbrnized Singer Sates and 773--5642· 10 30___ 6tc Ml,., A. u•rr· Plalntttt - Lost end Found I li Ue ..... c........ ,,.,, Mrs. Roher! van Meter ·and a 29 tfc Attornep tor rtalntiH , li d 4 ROOM, bath and garage. Gra- Service. HOUSE FOR IALE EXPERIENCED 101 "· ,., "" o. "· "·,., nu '''" family of Belpre, II rOUND rn Ga 1po s, og, , vel Hill, Middleport. Call WY - - - - ~-LEGAL NOTICI Those visiting recently with b~ with white feel andj Z.2003, till S, then ~ Z.3702, HIGHEST PRICES llodern Rancb Stylo, Beautiful ...,., otROoo "' Motp Mr. and Mrs. Floyd S.rringer wbi&t streak on his chest. 11 1 3tp location on top ot small hill Alri(!Uttural Socletr Direct-on ww " were Mr. and Mra. Harry Owner may have dog for . ·-· PAID facing State Highway Garage on beld w~noday November 10• liM. paying for ad. Guy L. Stew- f ROOM furnished apartmenl l NOW FOR OLD Route 7 witb good road lo maiD steGavllipolfl Dam Cha_rles or~ Pbooe Gallipolis 446~!6L for rent. Phone WY 2·2776. AI· EAR CORN. bighway. Four bedroomo, living, . .,. Ohio. ..,on up 7:10 p.m.; Little family of New Haven, Mr. and dining, fami}J, kitchen, break· -....m tho iar·ge~ truck or .,Ciu.thi1cauon. ror eand1date• tor Edward down 8:40p.m.,· ·L, W. Mra. Gerald Barrm'ger and lam01 28 Stc ter 5 p. m. Phone WY 2-3579. 1 Rowley and Reed Hardware. Call Landmark fast. pl.ay, maid's. utility and b:illdozer radiai~r to tbt ~:: .-:t!/!:t ~:~ ~~tytteand S -----·-----1 11 1 tfc WY 2-2181 1bop. Three baths,. eeram.ie tile amallest heater tON. mut have • m.,mberthl.P ueut aa weet down l.2:30 a.m.; Laguna ily, Mr. and Mrs. Alton HanHelp Wanted 1'RAfLER l..OT9 _ b'ee • • and wall to wall carpet on ...t.:::;:::..ro~~:!"O:':.;.t.,. fHN down 2 a.m.; Helen Z. down Ding of Athet11, Mr. and Mrs. POMEROY Doors. About two-thirdl!l of •ttb lbe &eereta.., not later tbiO 5:1.5 a.m.; ElgercUff dowa I a. Victor Chevalier and family and FULLTIME Secretary • Recep- age and water. Brown's fraU bouse is paneled 1n mahogany s:oo P. at TuMda,, Nonmber IDd. m. Mr. and Mrl. Junior Barr1'nger • lSI 1e A ed) Jnk W. Cmey ""· "'··--"0 Par tionJst wanted locally. Stale et .., a pprov Manager and walnut. Air conditioned. WY 2-2143 Pomtror n.IJ' boi41111 membenhlp IUUIIIWDII RJ.ver - Solvay up and family. . 1 experience, qualifications and Minersville, Ohio, r'boDe W\ Ph. WY 2-2181 Large patio and doub1e carporl 1 0,""""""""""'""""'""""""""""-'l:-::/ o~te'::.t'n~:.t!':,~::; London 6:t5 a.m.; George Price Joe Hostetor and Arthur Hasreferences. Write Box 661-J. 1-3324. 1 U tfc Pomeroy On lot 200' l 390'. May be seen I~ ::Bn':o: !':._4•'-- ot e~K-Uo~~o an down Marmet 11:35 p.m.; Bea- tetor of East Palestine visited Care of tht Daily Sentinel, HOUSE on Lincoln Heights, by appointment only. AU CONDITIONING Refrlgel" The M*lp Coi.Uli.J Arrtcu.ltw-•1 ver down Marmet I a.m.; Jer- a recent Sunday witb Mr. and Pomeroy 0 II I 3te I d trd , 'd d >ON'T MERELY brighten your PRICE REDUCED atlon oervlcs. Jack's Relr1f"""""' ry Bosworth up Wlnlleld t p, Mrs. Pearl Dillon and family. ' . new y ecora , msl e an carpets Blue Lustre them Write: t lo The Dilly Sentinel eration, New BavPbonl a,: rrau K. Jowton. out. Call WY 2-.\127. 11-H .,,n.,.,. m.; Semel doWD Winfield 11:20 Pearl Hostetor returned home. 0 MALE HELP WANTED: Bur10 29 trc - eliminate rapid resoiling. Boa 66 Pomoror, , Til J.353'1. 4 I lit oOJ ,., "' au a. Jto p.m.; Lucy Jane Lucu up Win- with them after spending severRent electric shampooer. $1. field 1 am. a1 tbs Jn lh Dlllo gher BoY F0od• 0-Rama ne rd ' BRICK DUPLEX 3 bedrooms, · mon e n home. s arp aggressive young men ~ ' '' Baker Furniture. Middlepor '-' Evorydoy SpKioll Mr. and Mrs. George Reed helween ages of 17 and 30 Uvlng room, dimng room, II I 6tc .l'.. ~lllfl """' 1' at !11 visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ho. • kitchen, and gar- SPOTS before your eyes----· ~ for counter and kitchen F basement d . on Morl1'1 Style Post bart Smalley, Chester. k . h d d . age. orce a1r gas 1urnare. POMJ<~ROY R h t 1 wor . N1g t ~n ay post· Butternut Avenue Call W" your new C3rpet - remove • anc 8 Ye Holrcuh , ... , . , , , $1.25 E-•-• H-ltal Grace Blake, Amanda Blake tions available. Full or part 2-.1! 27 · 10 29 tf~ them w1ih Blue Lustre. Renl home, 4 hedrooms, modern Shampoo & Sets . , $1.50 Among-;ose-;ho entered and Cindy visited recenlly with time work. E•cellent oppor. ~--- eleclric shampooer $1. Pom- kitchen and bath, lull baSe- 30 doy color rinse, HolzCI' Hospital tn tho past u Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Barn· tunity for advancement. Ap- SINGLES, furnished and un- eroy Cement Block, Pomeroy. ment, forced air heating, Shampoo & sol , , $3.50 hours wr.-e: Esta E. Bunch, bart. Others visiting in the ply m person. 23 West Union, furmshed, Urst and second 1 1 Gtc breezeway, garage, $15,SOO. Permantnll , . $7.50 up 711 Third Ave., Mrs. Allee L. Barabart bome were Emma Athens, Ohio. 10 30 6tc floors. Phone WY Z.3267, FlREWOOD I · lh -$lO IIO MIDDLEPORT - One story We Sell and Service Beckett, 60I\I Second Ave., By Mrs. Lyle Baldenon Van Meter, Belpre. HOUSEWIVES 10 28 l2tc pick up J~a~ny c:~g o; write !ramie, d4 brookms, haha bath, Wipand Wtgletl Roher! W. Fisher, Jr., Rodney, Mr. and Mn. Ernest Wells ot Mr., and Mrs. Harold Brao. h HOUSE, 2 bedroom house irail- Glendale Skidmore, s h ad e, ehnc ose ac ~pore ' •• 5g0a' Marie's Style Post Carl W. McBride, Bidwell Paul Southgate, Calli., visited Mrs. nnnd mited Sunday With Mr. Hnuse 0 f FuII er Cosme tICS " er for rent Phone WY 2-3346 Ohio, MY 6-3437. 11 1 tic , eatmg, 1ot ~ x 1110 . ..,,. 0· R~ 124 Ph. wv 1J271 Antbooy Clay, 929 Mo!Bm.:n Clr· Rushia Shumway and other rei- an Mrs. Wlllfam Kirkbride and opportunity for you to earn ' or W~ 2·2186. 10 23 tfc ' ' RACINE - Close to new dam, , Syrocuso. Ohio cle, Pt Pleasant, Larry E. Tay- atlves recently, Jh:t Maurice Jl'orgey family of 1TEMCO Automatic 30 BTU gas 1 2 story frame, 6 rooms, bath, I $25.00 $45.00 weekly for 121 lli M N Grande IS bn. of your spare time. air __ . ~ __ _ or, Ga 'polis Ferry, Mrs. Glorrs. ettie Cowdery recently Rro The J · . Call Mrs. Hamilton ~ , For Sale I HEATING, PLUMBlliG, Run ia A, Ebersbach, Mason, W. spent a few days with her oppa _WSCS held fts 0 t 1 llDiol Bottle Gas, Arnold Bn> Va., Miss ' Anna E. Juhling, daughter, Mrs. Ruth Barthel- ofOctGohelrd meeBeting at the home or write: P. 0. Box 1125, WAGON wheel oak bunk beds un j th Hartford, w. va., Mrs. Charles mas, Columbus. . en a nednm. Those at· 118 E. Parkersburg, W. V-a. i complete, like new. Rea~on ers. Main · Pomeroy 9 l2Street tic W. Gloeckner, 151 Mulberry Mike Fields ·has returned 1o tend Marmg were Me.tU e Benedum, 10 29 12tc able. Richard Vaughan, 671 S AN I ·_ __ · kJe, · . ros~mic t.HJI10 Ave., Pomeroy, Mrs. Oris A. his home after having been 1 8 garet G Allee - - - ~ 3rd, lliddleporl, Ohio. A NEER Roush, Rt. 1 Langsville, Titus palient at St Joseph's u--Jll'lal Haarr; Lavm.ad thBrannon, Opal Boosobeper, middle aged, 11 2 3tc c Completo Sem<e li · """ rrJS an b t lo u.. in. Care for child~ Critl Bradford G. Hosterman, Wellslon, Mrs. In Parkersburg. Mr and Mr e To os lnko reo. Call Sll 2-54!4. 1965 STEREO - Just taken Write, Prone or Conta<t Raymond S. Henry, Wellston, Tammy Ruth was honored of The p s. m , c IO 13 tic in. This set ha. dll'dl volume th, .l. t. QRADFIIRD Mrs. Ca~J K Wickline, Athens, with a party on bir 7th birthday Mi!B Ros~·~:::: calliq 011 41 - - - - - - -:C conlrol with 4 speed inter Badne, Ohfo Dr. Dav1d Richmond, RL 4 recently by her parents, Mr. . Carl Baker of Parkersbur Sale or Trade mixed changer. Twin speak ay 1 1 11e Athens, Mrs, Clarence W. 01- and Mrs. James Roth. visited Sunds with Mr g 1960 STIJDEBAKER Station Wa- ers. Lovely walnut console 2· - son, Ashland, Ky., Mrs. Arnold Mrs, Rushla Shumway visited Mrs. ctarenc% Baker and. lamand Take over payments of l Otc L 0. McCoy, Auelloneer, Chet M. Leas, Ashland, Ky., Mrs. her brother and sister In ily • goo, $200.00. Ford tractor, ter Ohio 9 18 'u C J ••~oo.. Cocksltut M~ tractor .per month or pay the ream1'n ' uC ar Reed ' ~avenswood • w· Spencer, W. Va, and wlllle there Those · ....... visiting recent! mower and eultivator, mare due o.0 ,.... 1 Employment J. attended tbe Walnut Festival. Mr. and Mrs. Peorl pony colt, $30.110, nice. Coal : --~---·_ .. _ _ c. m lie E N · · ·R~n 1 ~s. 0 • Howard Buckley of MarleUa family were Mr. and Mro. Don beater, $20.00. Boltle gas ' 1965 ZIG ZAG Sewmg Mach ' All trades truck driver to wood · W ~um, · avens- llpent a weekend with Mr. and Jones and family Mr ud rallie, $1S.OO. Call WI 9-:..173. 1 ine . This is salesman's dem cni : project engineers. Africa, ' ' 8 81rtb Mrs. VirgJI Buckley. Mrs. Earl Dillon' of Coolville 11 2 6tc onstrator. Regul>rl>.' sold $99 ' Europe, Asia, South Pacific, s The CBC met wt'th M d and Mr and Mr Ra IV. Mrs. Howard Earl Parker, Rt r. an ·. s. 1 Dillon W d - - .95. Will sell for $49.29 or $5 Mrs. Denver Weher a recent and fam1ly, 1.,_ paid travel, housing, foorl, 1 Lon• Bottom son S·JB ante To Buy per month. Free home demo Atlantic. m.11 salary lobo, Mond:y. ' • · p.m. Saturday ~vening, Tbe club vo!,. ----Lt A.'ITIQUE Furniture, dishes . . Call W~ 2-6555. H 2 6tc y, male, female over 18. OEIB Discharged ed to finish a ichool project IGLOO BIJILDlliO miscellaneous. Call or write: TAPE RECORDER - Electric J~ ~=~ 3':a':· Oaklaud Park, Patients recently discharged which they have been working ~ Alaskan Eskimo buntla l4ra. Howonl Cecil, 801 W. portable. Dual track, 5 inch Included Diana R Absten Mrs on. Refreshmenla were served an Igloo by cutting hard snow l4airJ Sl, Pomeroy. reels, 2 sperd. Fine tone. Like m Business Opportunity Larry D. Barr a~d Jnfani son, 1o the following families: My· lnto blacks wbicb are erelled ·==-==~---'6'__"29'_tlc new. Just $57.46 or $5 per e_ _ Mrs. George w. Byus and i,;. ers, Brown, Osborne, Whit&- Into .a dome shape and made USED DEEP freeze. Luther monlh. Call WY 2-6555. all STATIONARY ENGINEERS - !ant daughter, Cliff Allen Clay, bead and Pickens, . 1o ~t exactly, When flnished, Coleman, Rt. 2, Cheshire, WY 11 2 6tc p- Ftrst, second or tbird class li- Mrs. Thoburn H. Detty Mra. anowhouse Is BDDg and slorm2-611111. 11 1 Jtc MAN's SUIT. bread box, clothes Ro~ censes required. 40 hr. week, Rsymond T. Gallqher: Mrs. The modem game of baske~ ~roof. A seal-oil burnlne lamp E I W -- · hamper, all like new. T w 0 or pmd vacation and holidays. Alice S. Haner, BettY Janey, beD waa invented by James " used lo beat the hill. mp oyment anted 1, canory birds. New uscfu 1· Salary $420 1o $550 per month. Mrs. Joseph E. Keating, Mrs. Naismith. llems. Margaret Bailey Sy ke Retirement and other fringe Carl E. Moyes, Mrs. David S. - - - - - - - - - - Luster ol marble llaluel BULLLOOZER WORK wanted. racuse: Ph. WY 2-oJ9G. ' benefits. Apply Ohio Peniten- McCoy and Infant son, M n Story, Lemma 0. Waugb, Mrs. resulls from light tbat pen• Call WY Z.2208. ~~ 25 IOici Jtp ' tcf 10 21 IOtc ttary, 254 W. Sprmg St. Co- Clayton Poling, Jr., Miss R. Adeline N• .Wells and Archie D. lrates the stone and wbicll 11 11 2 10 27 6 ~--lumbus, Oblo. 10 21 6tc Evelyn Stanley, Mrs. Harland Wells. nllected by crystale within. ARE VE GOIN'TO TH' QUilTIN' BEE TONIGHT, LOWEEZY? MUST 8! WINNIE f IT MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE TO YOU,••• to know where to find wiMt you end your family need, end how to get the beat valuea for your ahopping dol- lars. And It makes a big diffarence to the merchants who serve Wil~'l'lliCI AAIHRIT15. WECAAcur I,.,., •11M I you • • • • to lXMl ONTffE PI'!N ~EN lW HAVE A know whare thay un "maet" you and F!AAI<·OOANOWECAN MWli'AT A\i()lCIIIi W11L6'00N C0MJ; UP best tell you about what they oHer. In Wmt AOJ!¥. the pagea of your newspaper, you and your local merchanh get together. Newspaper advertising Is your guide to Intelligent ahopplng and wi . . N(>ol THE GOOll•IDE OF tper~cllng. ' -··: PICTURE. YOU OWE WHIJEVER GOOD NEM; I !'AVE R>R )()U 10 lf!E fACT ' •.... --·... --·-·~ .· - -.~-~ - =~·': :--:· :~ :-~_"'""":"~~:<';:-=_".!)~.:'!"'~--~1t:-=-::. "".:: -;:;::~·; ~-.;."';:.!';·.·:;·.-:- ._.~, .... --~ oe"":' ~--....... .......- , . . . _ _ ___ ... ...., r~ .... ,. ..... _ ,....,,6 ..,••• • - - - ~ '- -~~'#--.1 • " ' ' l!l!l11UtSIIQi �/ Mrs. Harry Walson, Mrs. Tra· man Russell , J C. Russell, Miss Barbara White, Mrs. Ra' Glaze and M1sses Dorothy tnd Stella Neutzlmg. Sending gifts were Mrs. W. Miss Amta Russell whose A Gibbs. Mrs Emmett Black· ' I ' marriage to Norbert Neulzling , burn, Mrs. T. T Shelton, MiSI Bride is Guest Of Honor at Recent Shower I &-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 2, 19~ Society Holds Combined Seroices \ A combined service for the wmesses, missionaries, I be sent devotions and the Lovejoy charge, having the "' theme, / Jr., was an event of Saturday, Helena Clifford, Mrs. Grover VOL XVII ·: * Legar Given Fifth Term as ~ayor at · ' I CONTEMPORARY LOWBOY 1 1 who-o-o needs help? BASKETBALL SHOES $6,99 Roush's Shoe Store ,,.,.•I••• lro,. ,.._ ••11 lr•• fl••r •'-~rle •1'1'11,._ 4-'-r• •.. budget terms. /4aUonal lolel i• County'o Oldest 6 Larl"t lnsuran<o Acenq DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS Member Federal Deposit IDsurance CorponttOD Servin& The Area For Over 0'1 Yean .. the 8L.CTIIIC '' ' ~ =~r~hi~ :!!~m-!"~u~: larxlslid~r ~~.. U:::ctO:'~~vc~.,-, norp~~\:~:·!~~~,~~~~~::-, ssue of aid to 11• Alden headed 1 group of American UDiverslty wtw have been engaged in dividual projects In 1 the most populous Afr can lion, the past few days. 1 s h d-.- 88--C- --- s--- ----- ~ ~~:~:.~r ~~=~uc~~~~~ ;:.:~ c.·rcle Louks . IS mas e m ounty weep l~:~ep:::~: ~~ybe~~"R!~:, Ill Sutton Victories I. ' than a majority of the vote 1 COLUMBUS (UPI)- Ohioans went down ! to t In a victory nanclng I mond Sheppard by aboul 20·1100 1 was spread amoog tour ' in a heavy vote Tuesday smash· for those who felt the last leg- GeOrge Hammond, executive votes Democra tic Mayor Ed· ed a proposed sales tax in- 1slature m boosttng school funds director of the merchants' ward Erickson drd not seek reUberal Uodsay crease to provide more state a record $109 milhon to t805 group , sa1d the defeat of the election But Lindsay's paper . thin money for schools milhon but provided adequate I issue was "nol a vote against was tire big politiCal All 811 counties Joined in kill· funds Also perhaps influencing ' educatiOn • Homer Circle, meu m bent from R D 1, Racine, led I d leg I I IS ev•nl, although he " not ing the sa es tax mcr~ase an lhelf vote was the fact the · "!t was a vote agamsl an , the ticket and Robet1 Louk s of Syracuse placed s!-'Con d WASIDNGTON _ SEIL~::T-I uruversatly admired by RepuJ>. the proposal allowmg e1lies and 1Siature IS making studies of 1increa,. in lhe sales lax role, 1m the Sutlon Twp. trustee race where 11 cand1date1 \on of a jury beliDI tcxlay in beans because of his positwn on their suburbs ~~ the 13 largest Ith':_tax _structure and sc~ool fl· , and a vote for reaffirming the were competmg for two posts . u. ~. Dfotrlct Court trial of the tiberal fnnge of his parly countieS to jmn In provldmg , • OhiO tradition lhat complicated ! I Elsewhere '" the trustee ~aces, Sahsbury Twp. veterAmerlcan Communist party He provides the GOP, sllll baSic pubhc semce legiSlative problems should he an incumbent trustee Fred C Letfhelt was upset m hiS ehargeo o1 falilllfl to register shaken by Its 1964 eleci10n But the proposed conslilulion-, harxlled by lhe General Assem11btd for re-electwn by Rollin B. Radford and Bernard an agent of the Kremlin. disaster, wtlh a new face. If he al amendment allowmg one per-' bly ," he said m a statement. I n. Gilkey. Radford, of RD. Pomeroy, topped the Salts· The proce" of can show that New York 18 a son lo hold more than one JUdge·l' "We look for OhiO to contm· bury slate of SIX candidates wtth 908 votes. Letfhe~t was jury to hear the ease, city he can become ship m count1es of less than ue to appropnate ever larger ! A fund lo . help defray the nose-d out by SI X votes by G_ilkey_,__of Mtddleport, who stems from an order by candidate or P.t least a l40,000 populatiOn apparent-I GTON UPI A funds for our school!~ based on costs of hospital e~penses for polled 885 votes . srJbverstve actlvlties voice in the selectwn ly passed. I WASHIN . ( ) modern educatiOnal reqUire-1two - year . old Tmuny Till iS I Some observers said th e 11 Rutland Twp. - James Nlchboaro iD 1953 for the party candidates for future pres- With 12,906 of the state's 13,- young pacifiSt protestJ~g Amer- ments If additional tax reve· ol Rutland , who was critically , t:andldal es m Sutton 1'\lop ~eta olson 151, Dale Wnght 246, II". restster' was expected to be campaigns. 4411 precincts reported, Issue Jean mvolvement m VJet Nam nues are needed we will con- I InJUred when he shot himslef record m five precincts there W Wilcox 140, Leo Norris 64. JloW one. Comments from national par- No. 1 trailed 1,638,615 to T15,· put himself t~ the torch tinue to advoc;te t:Jroadenmg Wllh a p1 stol last week, was c1rr le was lhe overwhelmml:': Charles Hysei 6~, Robert G. ty headquarters were muted. In 053; Issue No. 2 l.nliled 1,286,- Tuesday, perlshlllg ln flames I the sales tax base. started today • I ravonte wrth 404 votes while Sw;rk 104, David Haggy 34) and 1 a statement issued before the 505 to 852,&71, while Issue No 3 beneath the Pentagon ofrlce l The Timmy Tillis Fhnd'' Js i Louks had 228 James A, Thomas, 30. New York Cit contest was led 1,139,401 to 1,028,824. I wmdow of Defense Secretary -. ' bem., sponsored JY the Rutland I y t' N t' 1 Issue No to increase the Robert S. McNamara . Cljp Gas Rate Volunteer Fire Department m CJr<'le was the to p vote·get- Salem Twp.- Worthy Bright Bellied n. ' ~mocra IC a IODa . Thr f h d ho d d 0 Chalrma J h M B 11 sales tax from 3 to 4 per cent ongs o omewar un n er ost a use cooperation w1lh She~rff Ro berl ' ter m three or th e townsh'P ,Sl 130 ' Harley .Grate 130 • Albert F • 0 8 called 1~ ~ J· e~ Defense Department workers Natural gas ratPs will be C Hartenbach 's department f1ve precmcts while Louks led Bohn 66, Sidney Harless tl6, Vlrginia s~te e;w U ers~y ~d LEVY RENEWED were streammg from the reduced 1,1 rent per thousand I Latest reports from Chdd-' the t1cket m only Syracuse Lauren F. Hoffman 110, C'larR endorsement 0; ~e:ent J:m. Passage of a half-~ill cerne- budding's rnam entrance at cubic feet m Pomeroy and ren's Hospital in Columbus mdi-1v111nge where he rece1ved 161 eD<"e Turley 31. tery (renewal) levy ID Chester 5::W ~ m EST when ~orman ~ Middleport beginmng December cated the youngster , son of I votes Wilham J Blake Dor- SalisbllC)' Twp. - Fred C. ~ Twp. was approved by the vot- Morrison, 31, of Baltimore, hL!I 1, Columbia Gas of Ohro, InC'. Rutland Town Marshall John cas, placed third w1lh 189 and Leifheit 879 Rolhn B. Radford WASHINGTON (UPI) ers'" those precincls by a 375- Infant daughter in his arms, announced today . Tillis, is expected to recover I Chmm Pow•ll. an mrumb•nt, l 9fl8 Bernard D Gilkev 885 Georata CODIJI'essman said toZHi vote. calmly lgnited his kerosene. The decreases come under Trmmy shot himslef through the had 187 . Robert B Burdette 57&: Jam~ rlay the Ku Klu~: Klan showed 1 soaked clothing. provisions of fuel cost clauses eye With a 33 . sper.Ja l p1stol l Eight candida tes tested their 1E LeWIS. 444 , Guy A.' Russell Its true colors when It h•ld a An Army colonel, an Air in the communilies' contracls lasl Friday He I~ one of mne , polling power m Rulland town- 513 . W Force sergRant and several with the gas company. and are Children of the TilliS family 1ship's trust ee race with mcum- 1 auerrilla warfare clw while the rest of the n1tlon wu Meigs County followed the other persons atternptel to beat the result of rate reductions Persons WIShmg to rontnbute bent Da le Wnght 's 246 votes ' Selplo Twp. - Joseph Carsey JJIOIIl'llilll the deBtll of John F. statewide trend ln two of three O.a.raUy tlear tonlgbl, low out the flames. But it was too and refunds from suppliers The lo lhe fund may giVe the" lleadmg ihe lirkel .lames Nich-~ 167, Raymond Collerill 157, CooKennedy. cases In voting on the state is-. 44 • 51, Partly cleudy south. late for Morrtson. 'ftle infant, 1· rate.~; will be decreased m .a donations to members of the I olson won the other seat with aid Weaver 149, Tom Wells 11. Rep. Charlet L; Wellner, 1). oues put before the vot•rs Tues- Ullle dlallie Ia soutllera lem- year-<>ld Emily Morrison, was total of 112 Ohio communitieS ftre deparlment or leave them 151 voles and F. w. Wtlrox was Sullo Twp. Ho Clr 11 Gs. said tllal evidence uncov- day peralurea. unbarmed. aerved by Columbia Gas. at lhe Sheriff's office where I third wtth 140 I n mer c b)' iDYestllators of lhe ls.sue N0 1 de'··tetl b lhey will be turned over daliy l Th• rundown according to l4()4, Robert Louks 228, James • wal 1a11 Y to th f over 180 m con- unoffiCial tabulattons · Camahan 158 Chrrss1e Powel Hoose Committee .. Un- nearly B 2-1 margin which was e lfemen of the . . American Activities ohowed the practically on even' terms With tnbuliollll were gJven b)' Rut· I electiOn board, shows ' 187, William J Blake 1811, Ed!Cian'• "inviolble empire" to he tile state results land restd•nls Tuesday. I Bedford Twp. Charles I WID S. Cozart 166. Jultan Hill • realm "apart from bulb · o W 11 N Wood 185 177, W. Malthew Hendncks 147, 199 Ulere were 2,ZBZ Meigs Coun' orman ' Brooks Sayre 120 Eldon R. lb II " 1f#W~I~~~'~ I tams r•~:ty-~to ti lyl; I tians favorinfl 18Sue No. I while • . and Dana Haning 79. Kraeuter 92 and A~ron H. Turn.,. ........,~ es llnODY • 4,280 oppoaed It . ' . I Tbe Dayligbf IBvlllgo Urn• c•esl.,. Twp. - Arthur Orr I the committee's hearing 'l'ue• The vote for ·1..110 N 2 1 URBANA, Ohio fUPII - The vole In his ftrst bid for offtce The vote approached thai of looue paiiSed by a narrow 333. Charles Bissell :rro. J. L. er 55. 1 day lhol a Klan unit in Clayton Meigs Coun o. n nation's newest congressman !<> to win the , remainder of his tile last two non • presidential margla Ia Pomer<~y, bul faiJ.. Hawk 289 Coonty, Ga., sponsored a judo or and 3 was~· in f~V· day atlribuled a big pari of his father's terla 1n the House y~ ' eleetloos in the district ed In Middleport Tuesday. ColUmbl~ Twp _ James E M•lp O.Dfrlll Hnopftal elau 1n nearb)' McDonllll8h, n ' op · ~ Ylctory In Tuesday's special where Clarence J. Bro1'" Sr. and the 38-year-old Brown did Eleeltna board olftcfals Ia· Gast n 128 Am~id Jordan 99 Admflted - Lawrence Heio0• election to "lhe desire of the , served 21 years before his aa well as his father in Will- dlcoled tb• liST Issue-voted D ? A · J dan Ga., on Nov. :It, 1983, tile day ~ lia~ :~~ 34 Victo~l er, Pomeroy; Alfred !leek, Poml'relklenl Kennedy'• body was ' , ' 1 ' '" I, margin. people to hJive a strong two-; death last Auguet. i ntng. ou In only lbe two vlllagflwame · or ' ' eroy. Elizabeth Vaughan, Pnmmoved tD tile Capitol to Ue Ia 181110 l, bowev•, appeared to party system." 1 The favwlte In the tradilloo-1 Last year, when President ..., Ia 0110nee a request or 1 Perry 56 • Glenn Turner 58 · aod eroy ; Mattie Dillard, Middle; 11Bte. be winning favor 1n Ohio. ''The fear the! the lwo-pllrty lali) Republican district, Brown Jobhson swept the distrlc~ ....,ommendatloa for town oouo- A. W. Rupe 71 · pori Gienroy Ewing, Pomeroy. ''Tile fact that thele guerrilla system might be In danger scored an ·Impressive win In flrl!wn's Ialiier won b)' 53 per ells to lfglslale It falo .Ued, l:.Obonoa Twp, - . Robert Oloeharge;o - Gma Menchinl ,_ven were held while tile SERVICE SET with the heavy Democrallc ma-' carry1ng ·au eight counties ex- ~t. his closest race. In 19621 If appn1ved at tile polls. Ftlch 270 • Theodur• Willford 190•1Pomeroy Anna Wines, Racine; nation was otlU 1n • olate ol Funeral aervlc" for Ethan jorltles In Congreso was a mat· cept the borne base of his oppo-!wren the vote wa• ahout same The vote fa Pomeroy woo Cecil Roseberry 124, Georg• Vesta McCoy. Mtddleport; An. sboeft llld lii<JUn!illll furllfor Harper, wbo died Monday In ter ol very real concern 10 nent In winning hy 22,f30 vote... Ia Tuesday's 111,450 lurnout, 532 Ia favor aad 515 waa ep. E. Sellers 103. 1 na Perry, Albany; Rev. T. A. COIIIIJrmllllJ ~ Utat lhe Meigs General HOBPttal, will be mal\)' people 1 met during the The outcome was never Ia the' late con;iiessman got 66 per posed. Voten Ia Middleport Lelarl Twp. - Roy Pearson! Clelarxl, Racine. K,KK ra 8 realm apart from belil '11Jursday at I p. ·m. at lhe campaign,• Jlepubllcan Clar-lclci\lbt as the '""'spaper [iubllsh- [eent of the "•ote hul in ltsll- oppooec1 DST 4111 te 411. 232, Howard T. NorriS 190, John , both ,.my llld sensibilitY," Ewing Cllapll wflh lhe ltev, Ri· eoce J. Brown Jr. uld 1n 11()\ ler outdistanced JatrM!o Berry ol when the vale, was aboul same Hill!61. ' SQUAD CALLED W•ltaer 111d ID an IntervieW. chard Martin offlclollng. Burlal lceptlng COllll'aluiatlnns on bls·Springfield' 7i!;MO 11> 47,810 in strong camllaign - tbe vote - -11111 • 111 ' 10 -'"'8 "..,.. Orallie T1rp. - Robert S. The Middl•port E-R eqlllt telliMr 11 1 member o1 Ut• will be 1n the ~ Grove vlctol'll. , tile only ·t:Ofiii:QIIonal race fD •t!l about the same BUd Brown LOCAL TEMPS Marcinko 136, 0 . J. Pennilli· wa called at IO:tl 1. m. ~ llqjjjt oommltlft and wa Ill Cemetery. Frleildil may can at 1 The tall, handsome Brownltbe country TUesdiy. · llrOw 611 cent of tile turD- Temperature In Pomeroy at ton lit, Kennetll Hager 47 arxl lfor Mn. Na1111l• 811'11111\ ~ (Olal!nued on Pip 10) Ute lulleral boml pytlme. pollecl aboul Ill per ctl!l or the ~lcbed J'atber'a 8bowlllp .. (OmUnujld · on · Pap It) I U:30 e. m. .tocfay wa 16. I C. W. Henderloo 108. 11. She ••• cltad 011 ll'l'lllal<: 11 I T'unmy Till' I FundLaunched By F'Iremen , PutS Himself To the Torch I Klan's True Color Shown u I 1 • c 1 InMOUfmDJJ' M , I v eigs oters ReJeCt • JSSUe l 1 The \'f/eather Brown cre d.Its v·ICtory to peopIe's er.d strong Desire £or 2party system ,ila A.M.C. • Frigida_ire • Genert~~Eieetriel~ Gihon • Hamilton' •" Botpoint • •Jl•leinetor • . llenMore . • ,,;luyt"fl .. Norge • Pleileo •. 'IICA.'?'irlpool • SJHHHI t}~U~en+-~ W••,~ingleo~) ,. 1 I RCA VICTOR Mw Wstd TV ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY r I 1 I) 1 1 d B GOP t LIll sey 00s s 1 1 F'Illds0Iace •• In ElectIons • · 1 ' B0th part•Ies 1 Property MEIGS THEATRE ' 1 1 Trans£ers 18fi' and Arthur Sylvt>Ster Voters of five Meigs county Northwestern district, where Incumbent Mayor Charles W. 511. Clerk Edna Schoenleb had I Larry Wolfe , with 190 voles, both school distrlcls Tuesday dectar· •the proposal had been thou•"' , was elected to his filtb 735 votes and Treasurer lncum·l led lhe race for Racine Town 183. ..,. two • year term by bent Elma Russell , 658. I council where five candidates H R. Duckworth, the lone by nearly a 21f.! to I margm th.e 1to be ~n trouble. endorsed ~ Ill voters Tueaday. MIDDLEPORT VILLAGE 1 sought four seals. candidate for the Board of desire lo consolidate their! soildalion 555 for to 50! agam.s~ Legar, a RP.publican, won the Ronald Hubbard, a Democrat, The other three Racine coun- Publ1c Affairs, got 157 votes. I 1 mduding Pagt>vllle and Harrllbe mayoralty contest With a total was eliminated from the Mid- I cil winners are Albert Hill, 146 Elected by wriJ.e.in voles were Unorf1cial tabulatwns early to-, sonvJile, Rutland villa~s:e pr• unofficial vote of 625 as com- dleport Council race where 1 votes ; John E. Wmgett, 142, Gordon Winebrenner, 36 and Jufrom 27 prermcts or parts \ cmcts earned the propositioD · to 483 for Democrat Del- four persons were to be elected. and Mane Roush , 126 Claude , lian Hill, 25. prec mcls showed 2,678 for 1 m the district w1th fat marg!n1 A. Canaday, Hubbard's vole was 2B4. W. Roy lost. He had 101. 1 RUTLAND VD.l..AGE consolidatiOn, 1,191 agamst whi ch overca me th~ disenchantMayor Legar won a rnajonty Named to council m Middle- Unopposed Jncumbent May- Incumbent Mayor J. E. DenlWhile not guaranteemg the ment in most ()I the others ez. MOSCOW every precinct with the ex- port were Republicans Johnl or Charles Pyles had 160, Mae son lt!d the ticket m Rutland, fact of consolidatiOn, the mar. cepl ing Harr1somnlle, 93-R'i for . huge Russlan satellite of the Fourth Ward. Zerkle, bigh wtth 643 votes; Cleland, Clerk, 180, and Harnet also where there was no congrn suggests strung ly that vot· l Mrs Jeanne Morgan, Middl• himself a former Porn· Wayne Gibbons, 575: Richard Neigler for treasurer, 153. lests, with 144 votes. Vernon ers will approve a bond issue- port. genera l chairman of workearth today on what may be trall-blaziniJ mission for mayor, won m that pre- Vaughan , ~66 , and B F Parma· Wmmng the three Board of , Weber received 120 votes for probably next Ma~ - for the I ers in the fwe districts for llshment of a permanent 76 to 67. I lee, 478. Public Aff'airs posts in Racme clerk and George White, MAYOR tEGAR loca l di stnct s share m the consolidation. today expressed Ded space station. Voting in the five Pomeroy Mayor . elect C 0 Fisher re- on write-in votes were Lmley urer, 116. · --~ cnst of a new co mpreht~ns rve her appreciation to the voters The unmanned shot, Pets. won by Legar was. 1st ceived an overwhelming vote of Hart w1th 19 and Harlan Ervin Votmg on council high school This share, State and lo those who helped ia tht Proton 2, wel&hed almost 55-41; 2nd Ward. 100-78: 706 to lead the ticket In Middle- and Gilbert Hart, each Wlth in Rutland was Eugene ThompI Department of Education ex dri ve Pel., 15.2413; 3B Pel., 139;101 port. Richard Ba~ley, unoppos· 17. I' son l!O; J W Brown. 109, and periS have indiCated . w11i be The vote by precincts · 000 pounds, lying Ito sor, ProiOn 1, for lhe JC, l12·104. ed, had 566 voles for Clerk·1 SYRACUSE VILLAGE Charles R. Eads and Robert F. about $800,000 on the cost of a Preclnrl Yts Ne heavywetght record. Tass, Leading lbe other Pomeroy Treasurer Results in Syracuse, where Snowden, each 105. 12'" million plaot Stat• funds F. S.dford 91) " olficlal SoYiet news agency , I candidates, <~II unoppos- Elected to the Middleport I then~ were no contests are : Running for the Board of are avai la ble to make up the W Bedford ~ 31 said Proton 2 was launched was Council mcumbent Roy Board of Pubhc Affairs by Mayor, Herman London, 208.1 he All airs. Eugene Fmk difference. Department spokes- N Chester IS 16 Tuesday wlth ''a powerful car- Reuter with 752 votes. CoW1Cil write--in votes were Lee Smrth,! Cierk, Richard Duckworth, 2.33 ,led 1!4 votes and.Bruce DaVIS. l ' men have Said thiS money wiii i Rutland V!llagto 115 59 rit'r rocket. n 111e launch cund1dale Donald Collins re- 156; Richard Gress, 123, and ITreasurer, George Holman, 200; 197 lhomas Martm, with s1x l be asked of the Sta te Control I E. Rutland 81 SB le wa btUeved llnular to cetved 644 votes, Frankhn Riz.l Donald Mullen, 121 ICouncil, Robert Wmg•tt, 221 ;Ivotes, was elected •s a write-m C~LUMBUS 0 (UPI) 1. - Both 1Board before J an I. 1966 I Langsvlllo 44 33 " 'leW ~M-" which 580, BUd J. Lucien Poulin, RACINE VIlLAGE Troy Zw1lhng and Will ram Hayes cand1dale ' paries found J Y ioday " Tues. T r d. · h h t w Rutland 7 47 5 UUUD..,, - -- - - - . -day's mumclpal elections bul he IVe Jstn cts w Jc nex I Proton 1 last July 16. m.~~i""~~'"'f..W%,. Republicans made the most year w11l put ont member each 1Dexter 54 6S e spectacular gain m capturmg ]On ~ new board - yet to be Salem 58 101 1 CHICAGO - THE!r~~c;~ ~ Meigs Coualy lorDed oul 1,· Akron 's Cily Hall I named _ are M1ddlepor1 and !' Middleport lsi 93 :M ard Oil Division of 800 voters to the polls for tbe Pomr.rov exemptE'd dislncts. Middleport 2n d 186 29 Oil Co. said today it had or1 • year elections Tu•sday, Democra ls held on lo llie top I Norlhweslern , S•lisbury md Middleporl ~ 2!4 2'1 ed agreement witb the accordJ.ng to aD unofficial re- mumc1pal office in Cleveland . Bedford tocals Middleport 4t h 174 51 aters Union on a new pert Df the Meias {;()unty Warren and Youngstown and Heavitost majorities for con- Middleport Sth 53 34 - the first break in a WASHINGTON <UP() - Rep. son and the program of thi! publican and Conservative par- 1 Board of Electklns. knuckt~d Repubhcans oul in El- lso hdation cu me m Midd lepor t Pomerm ls i 65 ~5 whlch has cut off deliveries V. Lindsay gave the GOP Democrahr party" ty candidate who ran to spoil "fte figure lor tbe county ry1a Coshocton, Newark and 1 and Pomf'roy Middleport went Pomerov 2nd 123 49 psoline and ruel to the biggest lift since Gen. In a later statement, GOP Lindsay's chances, polled less I• above averate for off-year IManetta and from the Colum- : 730 for to 167 agamst Pomeroy I Pomeroy 3A !83 44 cqo area. D, Eisenhower returned National Chairman Ray C Bhss than 15 per cent of the vote. votlog," ucordlag to one o(- ~ bus City council. was 832 for to 238 agam!it Pomeroy JB 1M 4$ Eight other major oil Paris by proving today 1said all Republican!! should be Beame bl~m~d Buck~ey for his fidal oJ tile board. Republicans replaced Demo-- Four pre(' IDLts turned down Pomeroy 3C 175 34 panies and about 100 the Democrats could be cheered by gains made ID key defeat, clatmmg he ~!phoned of! ID cemparliOJI to 1963 , tbere Icrats m Akron and Lima and the. proposal and it wa~ 11ed m Pomeroy 4th 98 41 dents continued to out of city hall in New cities like New York, Philadel- nor~lly Democratlc votes. were over l,lOI more persoo• held on to lhe chief executiVe's !a f1flh Savmg oo were Nort h \11ddleport Prl 9~ 25 wltll thf union In an 1phiO , Louisville, Ky., and Lmdsay " lhe ~rst Repuhh.i who voted yesterday. The to- JOb '" Tol•do, Lorain and Can-I Chesler fvntmg m Bedford Pomeroy Pel !13 75 t1'14 the strike which Tina blow to the Democrats I Akron , Oh1o. can to be elected mayor of New \ tal vete lD JJI.l was 6 sat wbile ton The~ also eased the blow I Townsh1p1. 15 for. t6 ngam~l. Rock Sprmgs 159 ~I ~: ~!:o:S-:~: ~~: offset in 1\.i.esday's off-year ~ . Defeated Macbin~ York srnce Fiorello H LaGuar. Ia 1Ml il we• ;,Z40.' of losmi three councilmen miDf'xer 54 for, 63 aga mst Sa- S!lver Run 13 ~ ll' . elections only lD part by the l Lmdsay, 43-year~ld congress- dia, another fuswn candidate, ] _ . ~"'"" Columbus by re-eleclmg the 1r lem a8 for. !01 against, Srlver 1Harns?m'llle Y3 87 ty, Ind., to 1 IROlS' of Democratic gover· man. defeated City control- won 24 years ago IW.iiilll 'Ill flU fiYJ!'if~ ''~ city attorney and auditor by ! Run. 18 for , 29 agamst. and Pagevllle 53 53 burder with Wisconsin. io New Jersey and 1ler Abraham D. Beame, 59, a The New Jersey elect1on was TAX DEFEATED ! land slides and kept control of Pagev1lle was even. 53 lor and Mmers'i<ille Prt 1 0 LAGOI; NIGiiJRIA _ . product of New Yor~'s Demo- a personal tnumph for Hughes,j BLUFFTON (UP I1 - A 1 prr ' the Cincmn•tl c1ty counCil. 15:1 •gain,!. Tntal ! ,618 !,Ill Gov. Richard J. Hughes wa.s 1 crat~ machme, Wilham F. an upset victor m a close lcent city income tax was de-~ , - - -- - - - -- -- ~ --University president Vernon in New Jersev h) a I Buckley Jr., a Goidwaler Ro- . IOttltmu•d on Page 10) feated Tuesday; 551 to 177. At Akron, John S Ballard, I I j Middleport, Pomeroy, Give Lopsided Edge to Proposal * * 1 ELBERFELDS 1 * * \VORLD I d And ' Brownie Girls About ti Enjoy Party Middleport On Saturday ~ "~ DeNted To The lnteruu Of The MelpM111on .4rea NO.1~ * CAl NDAR A ~r "" ! SOCIAL· p -- ~0 .. '"' . .r; ;:: t. ·- ' ',.;--..:: ~ ---------------------:-----------'-----------{':-,.,= ------------· POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1965 FIVE CENTS I I enttne ... ~ .1' p . H fd arty e Ch h' n Socia/ Room Mainly About , peopIe In ' • at y e I I • I B. H Sanborn Missionary So- Love of Ch~lst, and for those C~rcle wit! be in charge of hos· ..Ousreched Hands.'' She wa s guest of honor at a show· Erb, Mrs. Earl Denny, Sr. ci.ety and the Baptist Day of who have given themselves m p.dahty for the Dece~ber me~t.. was a~slsted by Mrs. Dale er last week at home of Mrs. Mrs. Leo Vaughan, Mrs. PalliPraver was held Monday even- spreading the gospel. Ushers ing 'fhe program Will be IR Mourning and Mrs. John Kauff. Norberl Neutzlmg with Mrs. ine Angelelti, Mrs Leland Sism "at the MiddlepOrt F'lrSt Bap- were Mrs. Milton Hood, and Mrs. I charge of Mrs. Hood, Mrs: Da- ~rs: Beulah White,~ a solo, i William Neutzling and Mr s son, Mrs. Troy Ohlmser Sr., tis~ Church Chloe Richardson v1d Darst, Mrs. Joe Wilson, This ls My Task, With Mrs. Bessie Hayes as hostesses. Mrs. Troy Ohlinger Jr., Mrs, 1 rv{ce was opened w1th . . Mrs Smart, and Mrs Anthony. Bradbury at the organ. . , Mary E. Ohlinger, Miss Shir· The se d b M ~.. 'I The Sanborn MISSIOnary So- The White Cross quotas of The Elecla Circle wos in Games were played and. pnz. ley Ash, Mrs. Iva Carpenter, an organ prelu e Y rs. veri t t as held follow 1h h Jd . db The Day of Prayer cie Y mee mg w . . • all Circles were presented, with charge of the SOCia our e es awarded to Mrs Chrtstma Mrs Trell Schoenleb Mrs. Har~ Dra ury . d b M Rh da mg the prayer service With Mrs. Mrs Elizabeth Slaven in in the church dimng room with O'Donnell, Miss Carol. Ha~ey, ry P. Smith, Mrs, B.n Neutz. htany Hwas Je IYd·d'~~Alll~ai\ Richard Owen, presiden, pre. I Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs 1Mrs Denver Kapple , Mtss Nan· ]ing, Mrs. Marion Hawk, M.ra. s1dmg. She read an article enIBearhs Mrs Hood, Mrs. BerHall ymn~. me u e .. , : cy Hamm and Mrs. Lena ~bers- David Goodwin, Mrs. Ellen t~e :,ower. and We ve a litled, 'Galeway lo Thanksgiv- ' IS ha Ar~her, Mrs. Nora Hamil· ' ' bach. Couch, Mrs. Walter Hamm and Slor~· MeditatiOns were given mg " and the coming uf Chnst / ton Martha Fowler serv1ng · After the honored guest op- Mrs. Mildred Jacobs. by ~rs Pa~~ Smart,ew~:n~:~ as the Christmas gtft Clrcle roll UTC S , pu~pkm pie and coffee l ened her many g1fts. ice cream on Prayer as th . r 1 call mclu ded Dorras 12, Electa, The table was decorated with cenlered with pink weddmg onen~s t~f wo~en M~~s pr~:n 11 , and LoveJOY 8 w1th 37 mem· i an arrangement of mums m 1 bells, cake iced m white and jolly Bunch Sewing ::~ the :c~~t~re. With an In· bers and guests present. A Halloween party was held r fall colors combined wilh tall decoraled in pink wilh lhe m· Club Entertained l.>rpretation 1::1"en by Mrs W1l- World Commumty Day was in the social room of the Porn~ slender lighted tapen. Iscr1ptmn, ''Best W1shes Anita lis Anthony descnbmg the ur- announced fu1 ~~nday. Nov 5 eroy Church of Chnst Fnday and Pat,'' coffee, pcnch and Mrs H E. Bush entertained gency of preachmg the gospel at 1 :m p m at the First Umted evemng. The room. was decormmts were served. fhe Middleport Jolly Bunch and the obli~o:a t1 on to th e great Presbytenan Church The s1ck ated for the occaswn by Mrs. Sewing club at her home on comm1ssion. Ireport was g1ven and mcluded A L Phelps, Mrs. Walter Ken· Attendmg were the above and Ash..St Fnday evening with 1 ll h s Smart gav(' 3 read mg David Hoone, Grnce Hy1ell and nedy Jr , Mrs Melvm Srmth L" Mrs. George Korn Sr , Mrs. Halloween party. Halloween •mlt'd. "Tre Compass10n of I Mr Harry Houdashelt. and Mrs Edward Venoy. ,d', TO CELEBRATE 50th WEDDING ANNIVER· Danny Zirkle, Mrs Theo Sm1th, games were played and prizes lesus followed by Sll•nt pray-~ V % SARY _ Mr. and Mrs Weber Wood , Route 1, Mrs. Earl Denny, Jr., Mrs. awarded to Mrs. Noah Hnskm!l, 1 Judges for th• grand march ~r Mi s An 1 hony read a rned1- Mrs Tony Fowler was . 0 were Mrs Ralph Welker, Mrs. NO · . . id d Pearl Ash, Mrs. Roger Cui- l and the door pme to Mrs. P. !:JtHm entit led... Lord of Har- l charge nr the Lo~e G1ft ded1ca- Orville Well and Miss Elizabeth 'Jbe .annual electiOn day dmHarrisonville, w11l celebrate the1r go en we • lums, Mi ss Stella Ebersbarh, L. Mitch. l, thankmg God for past twn, u-.mg lh e theme ot Thanks- Duflv Prizes were awarded to ner Wl11 be served m the anding anniversary wtth an open house from 2 to Mrs. Mne Van Inwagen. Mrs. I Mrs. Bush served sandwich'" _ _ _ _ ~- - - giVIog m the tabl e fealurmg l B bb K Ch tt t nex of the Syracuse Ftrst Umt· 1 5 p.m., November 7, tn the Bedford Youth Build0 Clara Miller, Mrs. Richard I es, coffee and donuts to those , twu cornu co p1as. one of fruit , . le ay ap~an, pre leS; d Presbytenan Church Th.;! mg at Bedford School. The schoo l is 'ocated on Poulm, Mrs. Jessre Haggy. Mrs. attendmg mcluding Mrs. Law· Debbie Ltmt>v. 1$ ... 'fi1an · kf ulness and I JCra~g Arhe II ... h k d hicken . I Route 33, south of Darwm Mrs We d, the fmd~y rn~,~~, 1!Zing h Venoy f , 1ugliest: t M k C1 k menu w1 m:: a e c Ph•na Clifford, Mrs. Harold renee Milhoan. Mrs Mitch Mrs, ~he love- gi ft ur God's L(]ve Ush- ; o n,son, .unln ess ; I Ae d ar ' mashed potatoes, noodles, green mer Murl Hart, and Mr. Wood w t e marne Ebers.barh, Miss Lmda Haggy, Carl Mattox, Mrs. George Hack· I /lostPss for Ptrrty cr~ wert' Mrs. Edison Baker and I mhosd ongma; usand Tn rews, beans dressing slaw, ple and I November 6, 1915, and <Jre parents of four ehil· 1 Mrs Elmer WICkham, Mrs Ma· ell, Mrs. Wlilis Grueser, Mrs, 'M ~· B arhs 1 ar est to guess; an ommy ' d 1 $.l h hid dren . Ernest and Norman, Route I, HarrisonDebbie l.unev t!nt f'rt il in~dl rs ranct>s .e Masters cutest coffee A uts 'sc 001 c 1 • vtlle ,· Mrs. Russe ll Hoffman, Anderson, lnchana ry Kunzelman, Mrs. H. C. William Reynolds, Mra. Shrrley · I The IJorras C~rcle w1!1 pre·l · · 50c 1 w1th a Halloween pa1ty ,8alur·l Gnmes were played under the ren · and Mrs. Virgil King, Ro ute 2. Pomeroy. 'fhp~r I Brlckles, Mrs. Elsworth Rowe, Mills, Mrs. James Johnson. I - ··- - - - - - - - - - - - - dav evenmg at thr hurne ol Mr.l - - have 17 grand-children The couple ' ha s s pt•nt direction of Mrs Helen Lelf- Pomeroy Chapter 186 · OES. 9 and ~1r s Frank Powe1s Guests ~ "'<'!-"fMktciiSP<:.MLM:zt"' ., heit after which ihe group vis· WIU meet Tuesday at 7 · 4 ~ p the1r marri ed life un the same tarm m the Bed1 eame m co~tume .and pmes ~ fish m. Annual dues are due at ford . Scipio Township area. 1 ited' Rluebeards den . A were aw<~rdrd to Sh.u un Clllze. , ,( pond m the form of a witches this meeting , d 1 . ~ caldron wa~ en)oyed by the The eaconesses • ~----,...,...""" Joyre Riley, Ani Ia FuItz, and ' "' the deacoos Middle and rt ~~Jrst Unit¥I!!I :Pl!M QW!- ~~; Janr Arree , younger children of JXl Church will :.1 Tile b;semenl of the Powers GmerOV Refreshments or doughnuls ed Pr•sbylerlank d ' 10Un d k I sponsor a chic en mner on home was derorate m eep- Mis E J Tracy attend ed cider, coffee and kool-aid were . D N 2 at 5-6·30 mg w1th the season. mcludmg the Sou theast Oluo Educahcn l served from a table with a H~l- ElectlOnat ~~ c~~~rch Tick~ts ~ !1ghttd pumpkms, wnches and Assoc>atlon meetmg at Athens loween cover and centered w1th P· mbe obtained '" advance or J 1 other decoratiOns. Refresh· Fndav and spent the weekend a Ia:ge pumpkm. Napkins also UU:,~based at the door Mrs. menls of donuts . Cider, and With her mece, Mrs Dwight earned out . the Halloween ~rl Owen and Miss Phyllis Mrs James Manley and dau· Bruwme Troop Nu 5 enjoy· ' candy apples were ~en•ed 1Mutt'hl er and fam:ly and her theme. Ser~mg on the refreshchim are co-chairmen. ghter, Sandy, of Columbus, spent I ed a Halloween !Jart y Saturday j Attendmg 10 add1t10n to the · mother, Mrs w. H Halliday. theme. Sevi~g on the refresh- Joa NOV. 3 the weeke,nd Wit,h Mr ~nd Mrs , afternoon at \he F1 sl Unlted ""'•l'oopte 0,.,. above named. were Mary Ann She was acco mpanied home ment comm1ttee were Mrs. C. The Middleport Literary Club Walton Manley and Mrs. Mane PI esbytenan ( hu rch. Cost um es liCA VICTQa Th&n Kloes. Kim Johnson. J1mmy l Sunday by Mr and Mrs Mulch- E. Clark, Mrs. Jerry Masters, will meet Wednesday afternoon, Vancooney. 1 were Jut.lged amJ pllzes awart.IWlldeJmuth, Debbie MaJor. Lee ller Mrs Louis Osborne and Mrs at the home Do Becker Is a pa tient at ed tu ( uthy Baker, pret11est; I 2 3 m..,. ""''Wbi.. Floyd, Sherman Mills, Robm l John Sauvage has return~ ~ Denver Kapple, ~tv.Mrs. a~. ~tout, Second • Vete;ans Memuna l Hospital I Cmdy. Glazt, uglies t. M.r:s., Mar"'Oolor \lll ls, Pat ty Cross£>n, Conme Ihome after a I \lou weeks VI!Ht Ave. Mrs. Robert Coat!! a n d where he has hi:id knee surg- 1cu~ ( hambers and Mar~ Hoi- ; Bachner, Steve Oller, B1lly at Vandaha with h1s daughter ... ~ . - _ _ _ ___ Mrs. Emerson Jones will pre· ery, I man , a cadet scout , were Judg· Hensler, Pat Mullen Jerry 1and son m-law · Mr and Mrs. . . ....- - - - th Response to I senl eprogram k · e> Swartz, Kayle ~ussell, Kathy 1Garland Weaver. He also spent roll call will be 3 southern lead- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hor .YI Hulloween ames were la _ Moore. Jenmfer Goble and Bob- I . days '" M1 ch1gan er. and daughters, Janel and She!· ed led b M~rv Holman ~ /d 1 by and Pam Powers. Mr and Mrs. George Korn The Twl'ltght Garden c 1u b la spent the weekend m Bndge. Y b M . K G , t t1e ' f 1 pmes won y ary . a11ag· b Jr of Colum us spen l will meet at the Ohio Power port, Ohio as the guest o rea- t1 Beth Vaughan and Kathy I weekend with their pcuen!s, Company office Wednesday, No- tives. i:;ris. Refresh ments of pUffijJ· I Mr and Mrs George Korn Sr. tr 1· I . Mrs Jo~ Thomas vember 3 for a demons a !on. Mrs C R Gilbert or Spring- km face cookie~. punc~ an~ I Frank Amos entered veter~ Jarrot Bobo, Carrie L. Bobo The Pomeroy and Winding Trad field , spent the weekend w1th candy were served by Mrs Not- ' LAST TI"E TONIGHT ans Memonal Hospital Sunday to Jerry R Gnfllth, Ella L Garden clubs are inVIted as Mr. and Mrs Leo Kennedy and man Humphreys and Mrs .. ~~~1 RCA Solid Copper Clr,ulta "GI RLS ON THE BEACH" I for observation and treatment. Gr1ff1th, parcels, Sciplo. guests. Karen Gregg. 1 ham Hamm and lhe troov Jead1 Tinted RCA Pan-0-Pfy picture tube I Miss Jern Fnck of Colum- Cla nce Longstreth to Kenneth NOV. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones ! er. Mrs R1t hard Vnu~::han . M1s. 1 (1'echmcolor; bu!i spent the weekend with her L. Longstreth, Betty A. Long· The Evangeline Chapter' were m Athens Sunday where Wlll1am Jngles also s~nl L'OOk· 1 22,500-volt New Vista chassis Martin West, Nor ee n t: urcor ~n. The Cnckets The B~acb parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul 1streth. 8511 acres, Salem. OES, Middleport, ;Ill 4 ~~t they VISited w1th their daugh· tcs 1 New Vista VHF, Solid State UHF tuners Buys, Lesley Gore. fi'nck ~nd fam1 ly L D. Srott, Maude M. Scott ThM W'S~ayTevem,ng, ov. a e ter, Mr and Mrs Lee Davidson. Attending were Kathy Harris 1 "CLARENCE THE 1 Ons-Set VHF flne tuning . K asomc emp e. b b ' ~1ss Amta Hall, stu dent at 1 to Robert S. Betz, VI rgm 1a , The Mel 5 County PTA is Mrs. Davidson 1I a:! . een a · Beth Vaughan , Juh Hamm, MaCROSS-EYED LION" • 7' oval duo-cone epeaker Ohio State Un1versJ iy, spent the r Betz, Frank L. Snedaker , Mar. g ale sent from her te~;~dung duhes i ry K Gallagher Penny John· (Techmcalon . h M. d k 'f ddl sponsoring a rummage s . d . Marshal Thumpson, Cheryl wekend With er parent s, 1.1Jone Sne a er, 1..ots, ~· 1 e- Nov 4 ~ and 6 at the Sauvage due to lnJUfleS sustame m <1 ; son. Mehnda Hu mphrey, Lee 1 M1ller. Betsy Drake and Mrs J ames Hall port. Buildm'g 'on Front-st, Pomeroy, fall at her home. f Ord, Kr~sti Morns, VIcki Man- ! Dr. and Mrs, Call Wolf of: Ca rl Bost ic, Faye Bostic to from 9 a. m, untilS p. m. This Mrs Kenneth Byer, Galllpo- ley, Kallly Baker, Cmdy Glaze I You should see all the other models of Wednesday, November 3 1 r we ie weekend guests ! Damel Hew lett, Juanita Hew· Will be a large rummage sale. lis, IS spendmg sevt!ral days Meni 1\ult , Tamm1 Hoffm~;~n l NOT OPEN Mr and Mrs. Patnck LO<'II-il lett, 80 rods, Salisbury. Members of the Pomeroy at her home in Middleport ami Usl ie Ingles, ~md one guest 1 ! RCA Victor Black and White 1nd Living Coary , Wilham A. McKelvey, Hazel Elementary PTA who have ar- Mr. and Mrs. Galen Brown Dun vaughan. I THURS., FRI ., SAT. Nov . 4·5-6 I Mr. a11d Mrs Char les Gravely 1I McKelvey, aka Hazel McKel- ticles or will work al the Coun- and children spent Sunday at lor T.V. on s1le on the 2nd floor. Come In of Dunbar. W Va. Mr and ( vey to Um ted States, Easement ty PTA rummage sale Novem· their farm near Morehead, KY, MEETING POSTPONED DAVE CLARK~ ~rs .. AI~x Gr~vely ul Dunbar, l1Lebanon ber 4-7 are asked ~ contact Mr. and Mrs Leo Smith a~d1 'J" 1e meetmg of the WSWS of "HAVING A soon and select the set you want. WILD WEEKEND'' ~ Va and .daught e.r and !i?n~ . Wi llla m A. McKelvey, Hazel Vas. Elza Gilmore Jr. by Wed- children spent the weekend ml the Enterpn:!e EUB church 1 The Oave Clark Ftve, Bar udaw, Mr and Mrs J<~ n Jan McKelvey to Umted States, nesday. South Charleston, Ohio. where 1 scheduled for tonight at Mrs. I b1na Ft'rris. I cusek a~d l'hildr en, .Johnnv, Easemenl, Lebanon. The Past Chrefs or Magnolia they were guests of Mr and ' James Will , has been postpon" CODE 7, VICTIM S'' Lex Barker. Ronald F1aser, MareaS a ~d Tony of Columbus Char les Hyatt, Harriett E Temple Pyth1ao Sisters wiU Mrs. William Everson an d l ed until Tuesday, November 9, Verunique Vendell. 1wFerGe unl "Y dguM ests Jof Mrs B. Hyatt to Halhe Cross, Lots, Sy- meet Thursday evening at family, due to election. j rave y an rs A Eden. 1 M1ss M<~rv Showers of Well- racuse . home of Mrs Frank Stewart, SUN., MON. and TUES. • sto · d s d th h ! John Proffllt, Pearl Proffltl with Mrs. RIChard Campbell November 1·8·9 n Vl!il 1e un ay WI er John Ford's aunt Mrs H m Sl to Umted SLates, Easement, Le- co-hostess. . o er 10wers b NOV 5 uCHEYENNE AUTUMN " Mr. and Mrs Mikton Dllvis anon • (Techm color) and chddrrn Debbie s . d 1 John C Profntt, Pearl Prof· The Happy Harvesten class Carroll ,Baker. Sa l Mineo James Stewarl, Rirhard Jon of Eas t 't 1 verpo~J ~~:n~~s. f1tt to United States, Easement, of the Federated .chur~h will W1dmark Karl Malden Ar Ha10ld Bogan and child ren, Lebanon. have a ~overed diflh diMer thur Kennedy, Patnck horah and J 1mmy of Fombell Hone! Denney Pearl Denney day at 6 p m at the church. Wayne. Colorurtoan: 1Pa , were weekend guests ' Larry D. Edwards, Margaret A. ~eat and dessert will be pro-Panchos HldetiNI'f J\Jr and Mr 9 Thomas Young. Edwards, .18 acre, Rutland. Vided Members are as~ed to Clarence M. Shields, Gladys take thell' own table serv1ce. M Shields to Velma Quillen, parcel, Letart. 28, Culls 12 to 11. Sanford Gheen, Golden un<ien 1 SHEEP - Ewes and Lms. to Stale of Oh10, 1 032 5 to 10 ; Stock Ewes 4 to 10; SaliSbury. Fal Sheep 4 to 8, Cullo I to 5 Bucks 4 10 8; Fat Wethers 4 to 10. GalllpoUs, Oblo, LAMBS - Topo 23 Seconds Salurday, Oct. 30, IIHi :ro to 22; Light Wta. 15 to 18; SALES Rt.PORT of Common 14 to 16, Ohio Valley Uvestock Co. HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 23 We're ready 24 , 220 lo 250 lbs. 23 to 24 ; "Convene Co1ch" Light 20 Ill 24; Fat Sows 12 Ill to offer 18 , Stags 12 lo 16 ; Boars 10 to 15; Sows and Pigs 60 to 8Q ; auto loans Shoats a to 20 Sin CATTLE - Steers 15 Ill pr. 6'12 to 12 Heifers 14 lo :ro; Baby Are ali loans 18 to 24 , Fat Cows 11 lo 15; the sa me? Not at Canners 8 to 12; Bulls 12 to 18; Milk Cows IMI to 180. all' In• estigate the 1 VEAL CALVES - Tops 29.· advantages of lowMiddlepor. 4&; Seconds 22 to 28; Medium 18 to 22 ; Com. IJld Hvs. 18 to ·- --~ ..,_, . . .r •l.nrle 4r.-r -~. 6,.,.tla, interest bank loa ns . c. :ft •WMI\IIIMIIIfVI..........Hnii&._,4NI 3;"" I , per . . J· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 2, 1965 campbell harper kelling laudermilt myers roush weigand