https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3d86d553aa84f29788fce5a817267a96.pdf f8a33ce6d31ab8033251ff7440d1805e PDF Text Text • - /. I ~~~~~~~~~~"-'--:.~-~ WiU. be A.Uendf!d . ..w.at on I'Uf 0-·erty Participation IS Plans were made to attend ' - 'Co~· to Elberfelcla luay Rudy To Wur 116> the Christmas blrtl)day party T . of Methodist Church Women atlthe Chillicothe Veterans' Hq.. fNrlmont on tho Second Floor and soo tho OplC the devotiODB. pita) when the Auxillary to "Parllcipatilll In the war on Lewis-Manley Post Unit 263, Poverty" was the topic of the American· Legion, mel at the presented by M rs. home of Mrs . Sherman Butler r:~:ster Sr., followl.'d by a 1 in Rutland this ~eek. discLtSSion. Mss Lydia Mrs. Arnold R1chards, presl=~bach read an article "Bra- 1 dent, conducted the meeting fol'l's Churches Fight on Pover~ lowing the ritualistic opening. ," from the Methodi_st Wo- 1A report was given on the reman. Prayer by Mrs. Smith clos- cent bake sale by Mrs. Ernest ed the program. . IBoles, chairman. Plans were During the business session, I made for the annual Christmas Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr. was parly to be held at the home of -welcomed. as new member. Mrs. Campbell Harper in De- l It was decided to have a soup cember. sale and a rummage sale, the The partv at Chillicothe for S dales to be announced. Plans veterans in. the hospital will be .were made to help 8 needy ram- in December. Christmas cards JtC n ily at Christmas. i a were brought to the meeting to d to make 1 At the close ol the meet ng b be sent to the various hospitals. of putting dessert The Mrs. Butler, d Plats 10 ona " . ts be. g in- Mrs. Smith, Mrs. · · Mrs Curtis Luckadoo and Mrs. In cablr:.ch b IR the and Mrs. Glenn Dill from a •:· Benlley, served a salad of Mid- ble carrring out course at the elose of the meelLadles I e h h with white cover a e<:ur . dteport First Baptist C urc I 'th an arrangement of fall mg. Tuesday evening at the home I ~~wers gourds and corn . • 1£ 1l of .Mrs. Pf'arl Hoffman. M_rs. ,l ' ~ 'IIISi '-"*h'lt> 'l!!f""!'f211'ii!i'1"41"-· Beulah Whitt was the aSSISt- ~ , .• ,~,,. . ..... .,.. 1 ing hostess. . I'J ~Irs . James Murray, pres> ~ ~ oent. presided and the meet- M j i! • . was orened wllh the class t 1' II mg T' " fol ' ~ sung, ''Blest Be The leWh'le- ~· i . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hovat~ 1 • • • • lowed by prayer by Mrs. cDow- t.er fi,Od children have moved 1 Mrs. Hortman gave the scnp- Mr. and Mrs. Jack pMt uin intu the Morah Leonard proper·l tun· readmg from Psalm 1 ~7 ·1et1 and ~r. and Mrs. 8. Qere ty on s. l<,ift h St. in Middle~rt. 1 The group voted to co ntnb· l and family of Columbus w I Dr and Mrs. J . 1-J. Jewell ute 25 toward tile kJ_tchl'n re· l weekend guesls of Mr. ~nd Mrs. I have' returned to their home in I model in~. The travehn~ pme l Karl Grut"ser and sons. d Detroit Mich. rollowing sever· brought by Mrs. While was "."on Mrs. Mason Fisher ente;e I a! day; visit with their eousin, ~Y Mrs. John Kauff. Followmg l Hol1:er Hospital Monday, or I Mr. and Mrs. James Souders. the dosing prayt-r, the hostess- observauon and treatment. Mr. and Mrs. John Vroman ts scr..-ed cake an_d sh~rbet. Mr and Mrs. P~u; Gr~~~:r visited ov~:r the weekend in, CoThe Dert'mber meet.mg wlll be were Tuesday ~vemno di z llumbus with their son and tamheld at the church Wllh Margar· . guests of her :mter. Mrs. Bent ily , Mr. and Mrs . John Vruet Ella Lewis as the hostess. 1Wolfe. man and sun, Johnny. Johnny Attending in addition lo, _the I Mrs. Charl es Withrow. s~nt accompanied his grandpa rent s ab()ve were Mrs. Charles Vthlte, 1the weekend in Galllp()hS with · to Middleport for several days' Mrs. Genevive Saxton. Mrs . .Lu- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wo_lfe. I visit. I <ille Mms. Mrs. Clyde W1ne- l Mrs. Lewis Roush. Mmers- Mrs. Georgia Wood, Ravcns1 brenner, ~lrs. Nora Hamilton I ville and sister, Mrs. George wood, W. Va. visited Tuesday 1McClintock of Pt. Pleas::~nl, W.i evening with her mother-in-law, ! r . and M s Elizabelh Slaven 1 Va . visited Tuesday at Letart I Mrs. E. M. Wood and attended Fa lis with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest the EaStern Star mo!her-daugh1 IC.r imm. i Ler banquet. Mrs. Wood accomPamerGY O.M I 'Mrs. Edith Teaford and son, j p~nied her dau~hter-in - law lo Ceci! visited recently with her IHavenswood for a visit with Mr. TONIGHT ' da ughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wood. Ian d Mrs. Henry Bentz and ram-I· Mrs. B~rnard Schra.rnm, i NOT OPEN i il}, Racine. Zanesville, IS the guest at her FRIDAY lnd SATURDAY ~1rs. Mae Reitmire .and son, daughter and family, Mr: and November 12·1 l ohn T of New Haven, W. Va. Mrs. John Lyons and fam1ly. "THE CURSE OF THE FLY" ere Tuesday guests of be r Mr. and Mhs. Charles VroBrian Dnnlev}·, Geo. Baker, sler Mrs. Susie Fischer. man and children, Mark and l Carol Gray Mr.' and Mrs. Norman Rizer Es ther. of Belpre v1sited over "DEVILS OF DARKNESS" f Racine were Sunday guests Ithe weekend with her parents, (Technicolorl f Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiser. Mr. and Mrs. Fielding H~wk­ Wm . Sylvester, Carole Gray, Mr and Mrs. Dwight Logan, . lns. Tr acy Ret'd i Mrs. George Logan and Mrs.l Week~nd _gue~ls ~f' ~~~· P,a-, $UN. thru lUESDAY I Florenc~ Holley visited Wednes· 1vid Eht~mmg·er · were her son Novem~r 14-11 day afternoon, with Mrs. Cal- i and family, Mr. and Mrs. CharI Iie Logan at the Maplewood les Entsminger of Charl~ton , ELVIS PRESLEY 1 "TICKLE ME '' W. Va. Jill and K1m VISit~ i resl home, al Alfred. (Tec hnicolor I with their grandmother wlule CAU .. ON AUNT . l~elf p~rents v~sited in Wester- I Elvis Presley, Julie Adams, I Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Pooler ! Ville w1Lh relat1ves. . Jocelyn Lane, Jack .Mullaney, d son Jimmie of Chesler were Mr. and Mrs. Harry La1~g, , Merry Anders. ~~l!ing on her aunt, . Mr. a~d Cl~vela~d, vislted rel'tntly WJih ' Cololc•rtoons . I AdQiission 75c and 40c. I Mrs. Gera llf Violet Fnday rn M1ss Ntni:i Russell. Tu ers Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Lee DavJd~n· : pp Athens, spent Tuesday evemng 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones. Miss Judy OVerturf, who is employed in Columbus, spent the weekend In Detroit, Mich. and Canad.1. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sky and sons, Garry and Walter, of Columbus, visited recently with Mr. and Mr::~, Francia Overturf uf Bradbury. The WSCS of the United Met~ edJsl, churcll mel 'l'lleodaY ev~ Inc -at the churcll with Mrs. . · D. _, ·. Edward3, president, m ehqe. ' pt.votiono taken fr<ml Deute;: onOA\y 8:11-ZO and Galat':rry HO led Mra. the P. and CrOwdhymn, Where - eadin ed Ways of Ufe. A r lo ~ from Concern magazine c se w~e Snu.~ ~ ~~ ~h: ~ ~ Bible Class · h' Aids ChUIC K• he prot·ect . ~~r~h:~o~t ~ourse ~a~ s~v;ac~ kitc~en stal~ed. ~\~be c~:ss t~e host~sses, l\lao~i thendf~l ~hE'~~d :! Around And ! Mam, Iy About :• ~ ~.· About p I I eop e n M1ddleoort Pcmerov r:. lops In foshlons for womon and • "future ,.: ·wrde sele~tion of coltt, dresn~, sklrtl, swuttrt, slocks, millinery, oil w_.thtr ~ats, ~ar coats, robH, dusters, and blout;" In •II size ranges. Come in •nd see for yourself-use our convenient lay·IWIY pl1n. D6110r.,l To T'M lnleJ'e~ll ltll XVII ' ', ." NOW IS KNIT SUITS YOUR WINTER COAT Two and three piece styles, easy to wear, fashioned of 1 • e e I I 1 • e e.............. • • eeee D,"_.,...., wl• frfttt IIHII!) . l7 jf'll'tlt. .... lhoc~ ·rHi tbnt. Ytllow 01' llllllte. t e ~an •• ..,... • e• • • e IIMT WY ...... ,.~:"'"' .... !rtli 1:a:.~ • ~-mi111n1. Ttlh t1mt and O.UII• tt;.moMs. tmtll. 17 Faettft f:j~· Yellow. ;:~:;or white. t e Ju~ttl. At Christmas, there'l no lift likt I watch ••. ana no watch like a Bt.liova. Irs prtc~t Jewelry that tells PI'· feet time--. watch )'OU can take pride in aiviRI becau_se h's madt with pricH. Made lo livt you mort quaht, tor your money. Come in !lOOn. OUr Watch ~ wUi halp you chooll from our larp 8ulov1 HIICf:IOQ,. • • • " beautiful fall at Elberfelds. misses and half sizes. Coats that art I shades, In See all the important fashions coats seen in mudt higher higher priced lines. Make your I selection now. Misses and Half Sims c h ---- arna an Banquet is Dec. 2 -~ ~--Pageant Hopefuls To Meet/".:~:~ a:::~:;:s~;:;~ :::.P7:Ei ~.:.!7!-~~·'"~;: :~::t:1:."t:.: 1$0gnoo1~~o3·o~~~.~:·A~~~: i ..,;~~~~~~:~o~1Kf~~ed't~~eti~~n:.~~~et~ ~g~aWh7 .~~r?~~d[oe:;tr~~[;';~~~~ fho;~':! space plant on State Route 9:1 in Jackson, Thursday. Some 300 residents of the Southeastern Ohio community Miller of Jackson. Murphy, Brown. State Auditor Roger Cloud, who spoke at the luncheon, and N. P. Peterson, 1 Plans lor Meig• County to sored by tho Meig• County, as Wolfe. chalrmm; Pe11o Shielift, who wrll be manager of the Jackson plant. / h!'Jnor one of its outstanding na-1Farm- City committee and aJJ The event will be held at the Goeg1ein, Andrew Cross _. 1 - • , '.-(oo -- - s Beautiful Dresses many styles to thoose from in all the new shades. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 We ere featuring e beeutiful selection of dresses for the Holidey season, Shop now and be sure of getting the widest selection and the greatest values. Many 1tyles to choose from in all sizes from Junior Petites, Misses Sizes, Half Sizes and Extre Sizes. while our stocks are com- to Slltl7to14 $U5to$7.95 •nd38to44 '$2.95 incl $3.95 CIULDRENS SNOWSUITS 8.95 to 12.95 Warm, comfortable snowsuits suitable for boys or girls - a large selection of styles In wa t er rep ell • ent nylons and twills, warm lnte,rlinings. SIIH 1 to 3 and 3 to 6X Di~ISion ~VJNGT~Nb. ~as ~~~- OUtstandinJ value• tn &Irlo H!rto. BeaumuJ all wool platdt and oolido and .cottonwashable blends. daCTOR 1nd -~ _ ' '' it t~e I rae~ servlcedsd~ :~murut\ woprrov~~- Jack weJsh• ~v1et N M"ddJ ew eport CC prest'dent !~g. I P~l::} ·~~150 I~ manag~ bey~nd T~ss. s • Nobces • ~~·re:~~~~~e~m~~=Y;.,or::;' Are Filed In I , MeigS Court ~- Wedn~sday Glrla Dualtn UJtndUS l l . . :.I;J-.. ., .• ' • ~~ss l~n loy• Robel 2.95 and 3.95 , ans~ Killed In Four Day Season ~mp ~'Yt~s Wlil~>ms I~ th~se ~d~lllo~al '"~I u-•- 1 nc1 Bo'"' · L Blanken - Ttlnlllon - ....... ,- Wtar VI.SIT EVERY FLOOR - Complttt stloctlona In "''~:~~=-;, ~y Your Shepplnt Ctnltr lor WNrl"' ApfNrel ltr Your -·· . ·Llngorlo _ Hou._1 ,.. _ Cosmotlca- NolloM- .' ''. "' 'I ' · ·. 25 deer were killed in the four- gram and their enrollment m an orbit around Earth. Since the end tast Friday·.., 1 Airlines Boeing 121 Jetliner fluence, James McHaffie. Mtd-/ . II. the official Soviet news oi the Middleport Chamher of i a skunk control project 10 tho 1 1 Monday nt1ht at the Greater tlleport, 't> and costs for disto_ • , • agency, said Venus % woold C4mmerce. lenvll'ODS of Pomeroy, IIICludiQc ' e ftrst two , Cmcinnati Airport. turbing the peace, Jomor Lee , days.t at noon tnday ) Legwn flamilres pass the mysterious planet ot Meeting at tho Martin Resthe Laurel Cliff area, _most of ruroner Jerry Rouse said Pomeroy, 15 and cost. for dm-1 repo; AIIPnd Dinner the end of February next year. taurant the chamber also electthdehslwDkbeeskilled provmg rabo Thursday ud rs e nes ay an I Over 100 legJonaires auxlli· It reported the interplanetary ed Cash Bahr vice president· Judom nt In a suit to quiet JH tathve . lnl lO other 1 he believed the l:x>dies ing an unsafe Vehicle, Jay n I ot'll be m the scorched Sto Rt 1 ·G 11 lis 'IO· urs av ' f · - ·' • e ea of11c as bave indicated may • ne, · • a lpo • . . _ Glenn Vance, ary members and their om1carl Horky, secretary and ¥rs. title and two routine court the OIISet o1 cold weather should scattered wreckage of the aDd costs for !allure to displ"l I Rt. J, Middleport, Primo A. Gre- lies attended the annual Vel- Velen• Memorial HOipttal John Worner, treasurer. Mr. notices were entered In the for<e skunks into dormancy for ptane. red light extended load, fgory ' Springfield Day dmner ot Feeney • Admitted 'l'llar'day - Nellie Welob succeeds Robert Coots Meigs C4unty of Court the winter montbs · and John on G. an Casto Ewmglon, . . ' Oolo' Robert . erans B · · M Clerk nd 11 p_ost. 1•• Ame rl can Le- Nelson, Pomeroy; Bertha Con- as preBI'den.t SALT LAKE CITY SALT bond for ,' ·n fori Oxtoby , Sprmgfleld, a JO-pomt enne . . offtct smce . n ay •. Lak ell 1 r I tod 1a _med.SO . peedi g buck Roger Jenkins gwn m M1ddleport Thursday ev- ningham Nell' Haven· Mrs Lar- The Chamber, m routme busl- Ownership m fee Simple was PLAN TWO DANCES d · yedpo y lcohoayl "eo tor •-•· field' Ohio 9-poi t buck ening. ry Reedsvilie · ne.,, made a cash donation for ordered for the plaintiffs In A school T.., e 1 a mlnJ;,:.er wuu a urt specta s wuay were ' ' . h h' k dinne ' . the Chrl t H n-. t Cl L Nlch I tesu to lhe pilot and co-pilot tO students ol Middleport Jligh There were two more cbe.ck- T e c •c en r was pre- DlocbarJtl Tburoday s mao orne =ora - arence . ?' vs Un- dance party ..... wlll be held tbla ol the Unlled Air Lines plane sehoul ltlstory and civics teach- ed- m at the Dexter stallon pared and served by the ladtes It! Hayes, Midtlteport; DaiSy lng <Oilteollttd 11!VIewed plans ltDown l!etrs,. devtsees, etc., of Saturday from to II p.m., that crashed and burned here., 'Nolan Swackhamer, T h 1 s whose killers were not reported , auxthary. Don Roach 1ave a Sayre, Racine; Rev. Donald for a and ce_rtam prem1ses, the latter at the Pomeroy lli&h school 8 Th r da nl talk on Veterans !Joy Thelma merchants promo!Jon. fallmg to u s Y ••ht. was th e secoild group of hi s to Mr. Wtlhams. led and Mr. Boone' Mtdtlie-t· ,_ , d appear F It In court. I . Webrtf' .,... 1bt diiDI» is •-· ,.... ,_ w tho The airlines' medical direc- stUdents to vtlllt ti: Friday court Thul'OOay- Dale L. Connally, Frank Che.:sebrew group Thlevener, C41umbus; Robert ster an u z were pam' ' public. Tonifht the Jays lfill tor, Dr. George Kldera, oald seS8lon. They were Fred Robin- Reedsv•lle, Clyde Kuhn, Tup- 1 " smgmg. Tables were Roush, Racine; Clara Saylor, AWARDED JUDGMENT counsel. ...,.. • hlch school dance .Ill there Wlls "absolutely no loon- son, l.arrf Pettit, Roger Sny- pers Ptain•l Rlcbard Gaston, decorated with the harvest MidtUeport. . General Credit Corp. hao been Alva D, Guhl, In hls !lUll Wahama lflih IIArtinc ll ·l J. dation to a rumor that der Ctlllltle Cooke, Tom Baker, Athens, Carrol Teaford, Racine, theme for the dmner. Don Btrlll _ Mr. lttd Mrs. Larry awarded a judgment on a oote agamst John R. Murphy and Ida m. , . ic beverages were Involved. Clatworthy, Roy Coleman, Paul Man-, Racine, Harold Jef- Roach and Walter Bunce were Barton, 1 son, Reelsville. of $541.51 plus Interest and Mae Murphy, was IIJven . • "The plloto are belnc tested JGll Cunniu&ham, Pat Edwards, fers, Pomeroy, Denzel Welsh, , prugram chairman. costs !rom Nathamel Carpenter, only to withdraw tho ortgmal MEEr 'n1ESDAY for Inhalation ol toxic chemJ. and SlJaroD Harrison.Harrisonville, with one at DexIn Mmgs County Common Pleas of a note flied tn the case, and The Friendly Clrclt of 'tile ealo such as rain repellant and Judge Porter last September Iter on Thursday also not tdenti-/ LOCAL TEMPI lllelp Geaerll Hotpttal oubstttule a lnle copy of It al- Federated C!burclt w.ill .,_ other IIIIIJ'edlents found in the lnstibtted the vjsitatioa pljln fled. The temperature In downtown • Admlttetl '11ntrrdaJ - Lula MARRIAGE LICENSE so, '" Thelma Jean Powell vs. 'l'lleaday Nnv : II at a, ,Jm.1 eockplt" Kldera said. One of wltb oeu1ora at l'opjj!roy Hlilt One animal was , tacged on Pomeroy at Jl:30 a.m. today HaD, Pomeroy. Carl E. WRIIIBJey, 21, ChesiJ. Larry Milton Powell, beN lbo ·., btiiiJ ..._ the thlt'edJenll was methyl ldlool, o1 Wi.om.' bave ba4 land owned by Hpwell llarm011, was a comfortable 5911 ..... 1111eMrps ThnUy - Nola Ire, clerk, lJIIIa Lou Boy· on Ill merits wos set 1for ov. lor llleUt -IUetlllll. , '-"•ued on Pap 5 their illy In court. Dexter, Rt. 1. under &IIJltl)l altlea. llrodalt.lw, l'Gmaro7. II', II, Cltetbire. 21 .AI 10 L m. 1 Mona llobts 5.95 te 12.95 Sl111and 3 to$3.95 6X $2.95 Sl111 7 to 14 $2.95 to $8.95 . Rhodesia~ :~~m·~;;. ,.~·~f !~~~:.~c~~ !~r:;l~~s ~~~~:du:;e;:"~;~ctl~~! da~.1~uck :~~~so~j, plete. Slzesl2to20 ~mith 25 Meigs Deer make your .electlona s1... 3to6x • ..,.. 'i'.. ,·, 1·' I, : 1 washable cordanas, solids A special .croup of lirll 1weat.en in soft flat knjts and bulky urlon c:ardl(lanJ _ &Oft pastels - deep tone• and whites. 1 sOVIets . Lanneh unm annedspace station . I Is Forfeited By Judge Today WORLD Nylon quilts, cotton quilts, and prints, now Is the tim• Corporatio~ 1 Fred Crow is head of the pro- banks In ·the cotmty, from. tbt · gram committee. Assistmg him [Chambers at Commerce, 'Joy. Heading up the committee I are Thomas Wolfe. Jack car- cees. Rotary aad Lions Cllllt, for the Paul Carnahan Apprec- lsey and Richard Chambers. Busine" and Profesoional' W• iation Banquet are chairman. I Tickets for the event are men, !lie l-'IC, Southern !level. Hugh Custer; vice chairrnan, i now available at $1.50 each opment Corp., Meigs County Jack Carsey; secrelary, C. E. / from members of the ticket Granges and Meit:a ·Coi.mty Blakeslee and treasurer, Thorn. sales committee, Ed Foster, 1Farm Bureau. National Sleel I Hunter·~---. 's Bond Womens Robes and Dusters Group of Girls s-alers and Skirts starting Cart Blllkam, Joint Wetaer·.IDII with no sign of major unr.,t ' Rhodesia," Wilsou said. I which will enable them toreDAIRY SERVICE UNIT DIRECTORS- Members of Board of Directors of the Meigs County dairy sen<1ce ''But if lhe legally conslttuted turn to or remain in i!Chool, or unit, got together Wednesday evening at Eastern High school on the occasion of the unit's annual meetinc for a government (Gibbs) osked for obtain the work experience n" group picture. Front row, left to right, Virgil King, Daviid Nease, Donald Mora, Virgil Atkins. Back row, Wa)'lle help for restoring law and cessary m today 's world of Roush, CharJes Theiss, David Koblentz and Gene Jeffers. order naturally we would give work. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- lu it consideraUon " The service provided by the/ IwasTheralletlparliamentary session youth working in Neighborhood tbfl Three More Skllllb for a full debate 011 Youth Corp, projecls must be . . . . Ihe porttal sanctions •mposed of a kind which would oot other. MOSCOW IUPII-The Sov1et space stahon was functwnmg planet on Dec. 14, 1962. Babied by Brttnin Thursday against the wise have been perlormed and Union today launched an on-1 normally. made lhree complete scansand ofl, Are ThreeFound more Kunka killed lit . . regime when 1must result in better services , manned space station on a Mariner I blazed the trail to: ll10 surface. Valuable informa.I MOJgs County have provod to Contmumg to. hunt when he: issued its onllaleral declaration and improved facilities for the voyage toward Veno•, a trip the vicinity of Venus when it lion was received from Mariner be infected with rabioo, tbt already had hts deer provedlo[ Independence tUDI). / public benefit. It is important which America's Mariner 2 came within 22,000 miles of lhe by American space scienhsts. County Healtb Department· cloGTON _ FEDERAL costly today for a Prosperi, , that the job, in which enrollees pioneered three years ago. · Other Manner shots smce closed today. 1 WASH!N man.Judge Frank w Porcur- The Russian prohe, named f then have obtamed close up . power investigators attempting Oh10 County ser ve must I not displace i an wa IS I photographs of the Moon and l Two were killed near tho to dia11nose the power paraly- ter Jr ordered the '109.55 rent or In '"y Y Venus 2. is at least the second Mr Salisbury • ScipiO Townsldp 1 . setzed the nor theast bond ' of ' PhiUJp v. Relterer for- I trnpatr cxts 1ng con or . attempt to gather mfor. . •• s1s wh1ch 1 a s. me. th e th'Jrd 1D u1e area •_. examined various theofles to- felted He had been charged the mation about the distant planet. I I' Tass' first report on Venus 21 1,11 the Murray Hill lloo4 in Br» day, mcluding one that was by the Wildlife with I In a 110 n 1 .1 e Venus 1. launched m February, , said 1t was more than 34,000 bury. caused by a ' 'nervous break. hunting a second deer. i oppor um Jes pi th · 1961 was a failure. m1les from Earth. The department said betweea down" of , an electronic brain. tn other action Ulis morning ' Iedpenell<'e to these young peo e, I ey ' . 50 and 60 peta ...... inocuiattd • Will also receive . counse There were believed to have I Thursday eYenibg in the Uliri I J 0 d e Porter fined Wmiam Ev, g test1ng and remedtal education been two other Soviet attempts pet cli01c eooducled in t h 1 1 todaA Rt.d l, Meig• County Game Protec- rwhen necessary to assure the to send payloads to Venus in Jack Welsh, I of. Ult, county since tho rabies theut 1 sear< . rna e . Y cos an sen en m . . rlor, Don Williams, said tnday i effectiveness of the pro- 1961 but they also failed to get the Columbus an Soot ern , mounted about one month aao A Beautiful Selection Of s.. Our Outstondlng pleted at a committee meeting in the county Extension office , Thursday evening, 1 Th ld h e ea 1or 1 0 tvent was originated by the Southern Development Corporation of Racine and is to be Jointly spon- port. . ' Cong. Walter H. Moeller has ' "All girls ljlterested tn par- , announced that the U. s De- ' 1 I parlment of Lobur has j~st ap"cipallng In )II! pageant and I one of ~et )l8i"ents must attend : proved fond s. for • Neighbor- . this meeting, Even If a girl 1 hood Yoolh Corps project for did not receive entry blanks LONDON (UPII ~ Prime Minister Harold Wilson , Logan. at school, she still can enter said .today military force might be used in Rhodesia if l The projet1, to be- sponsored the pageanl by. makin~ an ap.-1 ~he loyal go\'ernor general asked for help in maintain-~ by the Logan City Schools, will 1 pearance at this meetmg. The mg Jaw and order there. provide wurk experience opporentire pageant will be explain- Britain, in lht• unique position I tunitiPs for 35 in-school enrolled to both parent and daugh- of having support from hott1 · among the majority bl~<·k I ees. If will cost a total of $23,ter and contestant agreemE'nt E.!ist and West, already was· population. 360 of which the Federal Gov. forms will be signed at this making plans lo u~e • ., ,_•ryl Wil sun said if rebel Premier er~ment will provide $20,900. meeting,, Werry said. 1diplomatic and economic wea- Jan Smi! t1 · '"v other Dwight Diller. former grid A contestant must be a high I pon •I its disposal. ' private person" asked for he coach, will serve local co88 school senior between tJ 1e ages i Wilson Ioili a special debate , it woulu o~ u~ lt' 1m! guv~rnur ordinator for the project. of !6 and 19. She will be judg- 1in Parliament th::~t H Gov. Sir , to decidt" what i.lclion to lakt:'. The Neighborhood Youth ed on her scholastic achieve- i Humphrey Gibb!) askt'd for ) Nu Military lmpll ;tion Corps is ~~ major part of the ment, poise and appearance, · troops .or police, "w~ would I '' We ~hould. nut onsider / ~'ar against Poverty and proyouth fitness and 8 three min- respond ~o the_reque~t ~nd g1ve se ndmg Y..hat .v.ould. have to. be vJdes young men and women 1 <:l maJ()r millt~ry 1_nterv~nt10n from lti through 21 years of age full. eon.stderatJOn to 11. . ~lspatche~ from Sahsbu_ry l for l~t' .purpose uf 1m!>Osmg <~ I with parl-time or nearly fullsaJd the sJtuatJon was QUiet constJiuLJonal s ~·I u t J fJ n on time employment opportunities warm aotids. Wtde wale eorduroy and all ~ieving, Logan Gets May Us.eMilitary Force InRhOueSia .]_ . w·II son :3)'S I ' winter coats, all wool plaids and weather poplin, ""'"''~""""'"'"· Youth Corps PrOJ.ecl See Our Beautiful Group of GIRLS COATS girls " has had a definite boart •~ I tack ," hi• dO<tors oaid today, n~ GIRLS' COATS A wide selection of live sons, Paul Carnahan, at I rural and urban organizations. Racine High school Ril lph Werry, chairman of ule display of talent. lucky •eant. , , , . ,, the Third Annual Metgs Coo n· young lady selected as Meigs 1 Tlte time of the Tuesday night , ty Junior· Mis:'ii Pageant, today County Jumor Miss will be 1:1- j oriemation meeting will be 7:announoed an orientation meet- warded • $2110 scholarship to 30. Hefr<'shments will be sering for all girls interested io the eollege, university or pr<>- ved. Auy girl wishing lo enter pnrlicipatlng in Tuesday the pageant school of prize~ her l'hoice the pageant but unable ah will be held next even- ~ fessional plus merchan~ise . and Il tend this meeting shouldto coning in the sotia! rooms of the ,a tnp to Xen1a to partll'l pate tact Mr. Wt"rry at WY 2·5480 Columbus and Southern Ohio in the Ohio Junior Miss Pag- 1in the evening. Electric Company in Middle- · -~ -- ' ~pring- lceb'-~~r ~ alcoho~ ~. Bart~n ~ik- •-··red ~ ~- ~ade ~ ~ a~th- an~ .u • ··· - ~ ~ -- -·~· -- . .. I were on hand for the ceremony, which followed a ci vic I uncheon. In the photo (left to rightl are: Mayor Milton fur Trimmed Coats Restaurant according to Jlob. ______ ert Coati, Cbamber -· '. . leaders in styles and fabrics, Goessler Jewelry Store C4~r.:!~i~!F~:da~ famlly-Fuml•hEI"'sL,.,BYourE~iFELDS IN POMEROY ~::::::::~:==~~·~-----------------~--------~ . • • • • • ~rtk,~~~ • e • e • • e e e e e • e e • ~ingat9~atb-n1 Pre'!dt"l-- • 1 1 4 t I I quality yarns in all the 84th Birthday Is Celebrated By Mrs. Clark • SALT LAKE CITY <UP!)-A an extt leaped to the ground or· navigator on o Ct24 which , SulUvan reported iO!!lt •olllll United Air Lines jetliner carry-ljumped onto the drooping wings!· collided with a small, private : passengers "were packed at 1M ing YO per,.ns burst into flames of the sleek Boeing 121, !hen plane last Sunday over Tulsa, 1exiu when I finally ltit .1111 Thursday night as It touched slid to the ground where they [ Okla, killing three persons. [ground. l thought the plane wea down at Salt Lake Municipal staggered or just slumped to ''Then panie started." . going to explode 10 I ran." Airport. Forty died In the the asphalt runway "One young fellow, 1 recent I Worker llel<rlbes S<ellt flam in& wreckage. 1 Amazed rescuers who i college gradualf, tried to keep The 50 SUVf~vors, many of/re1:1ched the Scene as black 1everyone calm , bu! he couldn't! T~e pamt descnbet:l ltr them injured, liroke wjndows, smoke and flames billowedldo it. 1 don 'l know if he SuUJ~an;, ~ho los~ three "clole smashed open emergency doors, from the wreckage, carried or survived." budd1es m the ,Jet crash, Ql or sat stunned in the inferno )helped some of the survivors: The young officer from fsupported by a UAL crOUIId waiting for rescuers to rip into/1walk away to safety. Malden, Mass., who is stationed ~ori';er who Wall .11mq the lhe plane with axes and Jamlll<d Escape Doon at nearby Hill Atr Force Base, ftrsl to reach the stricken Jot, torches. At least four were "Everybody rushed for the was bitter. I '1be passeacer1 W·trt trapped in a rear section for a· doors before, tbe plane, He kept saying no one had screa ming 1nd tryiq to Jet &a hair hour after the crash. /stopped," declared Air Forre "consideration for other people, the rear uit,'~ aid &be ~~~se who managed to find Lt John Sullivan, who__!'~~the1 no consideration whatsoe~e.:.::_ employee. • PLAN CHRISTMAS HAPPINESS NOW! • • 1 ' ; ' j • .. ., ' ;. I • • • ' \.,:•;.i_;:. ,~, 1 • • • ··.· 40 Persons Perish in Jetliner Crash; 50 Escape '·. ' ~ '· ~~ e Of Th. Mei11-Millon .4rfltl ·'·.·.:.+''· ' 0 ' ··. THE TIME TO,, SELECT I~ ae/ecflon• are complete enttne ·-·-·----------------------------::-:=~:-::-:-:-::------POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1965 ,, ' i R•••rve your Bulo11a while •• • --·~~w~~~~.7 , 7.~ .- ~--~~----~~~~~~~~------~--~~ MEIGS THEATRE LETART, W.Va.- Mrs. Bertha CIHrk of Letart, .W Va. Rt. t, celebrated her 114th birthday! Sunday with a dinner at th• l Broad Rw1 Lutheran Church. Seven of her nine living chil dren were present for the occa· sion. At noon, a delicious dinner enjoyed by Mr. and Mn. DSJ~y Roush and Emogene, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clark and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Ctay Grin-1 stead, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Clark, Mr . and Mrs. Willie Cindy, Vickie and Tammie; Mrs. Estyle Clark and Halplt, Elmer Donahue, Larry Clark, Mr. and1 Mrs. Clyde Clark, Mork a n d Martha: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sullivan, all of Letart, w. Va. Rt. I; Mr. ond Mrs. William Clark, and Ronnie, Miss Judy Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Jones, Mrs. Bertha Kettles of Brilliant, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Clark, Genoa, lllinois, , Mrs. Eileen Fields and Kim, I Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clarlr;, Gary, Randy and Patty, Jefftry Collier, New Haven. W.Va.; Mr. 11.nd Mrs. Hoyt Clark, Gallipolis; M" Phyllis Felty, Frankie, Mike and Lisa, Pt. Pleasant, and the honoree, Mrs. Bertha Clark. Mrs. Hattie Reed, Letart, Rt. 1, called in tha afternoon. NO, 175 '( • atv ., girls. Wt 1 IJ ! "· ..Dally Sentinel, 'hmeroy-Mlddleport, o., Nov. 11, 1965 ChiUlcothe Party Mom~ (, .. ., .. ' �I , I -"And, in the Nome of Democracy, I Present to You-" 8-J)alll" ~ce!!!!!W• o., New. Voiee of Broadway ••• reporting WarfieldWillBeOut · ·.:~r: Of Action Another Week Tbr Gdlll ~ ly OOROfHY KILGALLEN AShortcutToSafety llnldwaf Gnllftltle Martha Rayo iln't burning her draft card. Originally acbo eduled to otay In VIetnam lor two weeks, abe di!Cided to l!aJ another three weeks mtertatn. IDg the troops on tho front llDea. ADd It's her BOCOnd trip over there . . . Rumors hew It thel folk slDgl!l' Joan Bau, wbo !!01 a lot of publlclly by ny!Dg lhe wouldn't pafl!!tlricome tn hecauae 111e apptc,ve of the aovornaienl'a armuteDI policy, has quietly paid off lflllte ofber baek .duea to tho Intmul1 o· Those ilanl jets which the airlines advertise aJ carrying tbelf own radar equipment will have nothing on t h e smalliOt frlvate plane if a test being t·oilducte in Boston by the Federal AvIation Agency proves the feasibility of a n~w idea. The idea i.• to televist the radar scopes ul!ed by air traffic controllers on the ground and transmit the pictures to Uny televillon sets in small planes. Sixteen pilots are flying two aircraft in shUts in the vicinity of Logan Inter, national Airport, watching the blips on ~-incll~ereena in their eockpitl. Half of the pilota are ekperienced In interpreting radar disp!aya; the othera have bad little or no sucll experience. A aimilar ayatem waa introduced In New York harbor in 1962, u1lng landbased Coast Guard radar and televilion lf'ls aboard ships. The ~'AA now hopes to determine whether tho technique can be ueed m the sky by ordinary privata pilots u a means of sighting and avoidmg other planes and bad weather and •• a navigational aid. pt Revnue bOY• ... Bhilherl "• uperta bave II ~ !bat ot11 Ill the 111011 talked - about prop. PlanNow,GoLater - ---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Television In Review One of the leas! urgent matters Soulh \<1m \\. ould seem to have to worry • bout is the encouragement of tourism. \'i~t The government does, nevertheless, mamtain a National Tourist Offire, wbrch has produced two brochures lellmg of the country's beauty, culture and fnendliness. Such > description sounds ridiculously out of tom·h with realitv. vet the beaut.v of the land and the culture and lriendhnesa of the Vietnamese people are very real beneath the blood and fire that presently engulf them. A time for lei,urely appreciation ol these things will come to Viet Nam. and no one desires it more than the tens of lll less pleasant duties there. t.housands of Americans now engaged Tbey would love to be tourists. .- HOLLYWOOD (UPJ) - AI as the new math, the latest national television ratmga are supposed to be the definiclarif.~·ing tive ones of the fledgling or their season. Here are some allegations: 1!1 !!llll far and No. 1 !how l n -"Bon;~nza'' away the popularity . -"The Beverly Hillbillies," which once was No. 1 but then fell well off the pace, bounced bark sharply and is the No. 2 lhoW. -"Bewitched." which deals with 1 suburban housewitch and was right up close to ''Bonanza" last season, has Grandma Had Her Dav " Those - uh - garmenll that are the latest fad among teen-age girla are defmrtely misnamed. "Grannies," they're called. But If they would stop to think about it the girll would realize that grandma would never have been caught dead in anything like that. The grandmothers of today'• teen-ag~rs were ·~ fact, members of the "flammg youth generation ol the 1920s when u!tra-short skirts, which moder~ ~lfla thmk they Invented, were really the '~bee's knees." !Translation- "In , "crazy," "the greatest'') · ' Grandma a flapper? It ctveo one sober pause. I • /J /' been knocked down to l5lh place by t!Mt " n011 l'hursday Night Movitl, which fmished lllh. aerlea about a totally incompetent secret agent, is the only new show lo wind up In the lop to"Get Smart,lt 1 placing seventh. - "A Man Called Shenan- doah,'' 1 new potboiler Western with Robert Horton which finished spectacularly high in the early ratings, has been plummeting ever since the first aampllng and Ia now No. 14. - "Hogan's Heroes," 1 thoroughly tastele01 slluatloD comedy about 1 Nazi prisonerof-war camp, dropped out of lhe top 10, though tt Is still high op In the ral!Dgl. - Another new series that bad boon very high up, "Green Acres," about a city <OUple that move \o the country, dropped to No. 21. -"F Troop," which also had finished. among the topmost euccOIStl alter Ill debut aa I satlrlral Western, came in No. !2. And the Smother• Brothert comedy seriH fell off to the No. &5 position. -"Hullabaloo," followlng llle downward path of the rock 'D' roll show it Imitated, "Shin~ dig,'' wound. up No. 83. - The pleaunt new Dean Martio Variety Hour, which started quite strongly, ha~ now come to 69th. But since the • great Danny Kaye came ~nly ltTY four places higher and Is still around for the simple reason that he is worth having around, there seems no imminent danger - The "Hallmark Hall of fi'ame'' drama about Napoleon, •·Eagle In 1 Cage,'' with TreVllr Howard, finished 92nrl. -The heralded d<>,umenlary, "The Making of the ?resident: 1964,'' came in 98th. Only four programs finished lower. -For the first lime, all lop 10 show!l were in color. Here are some results of the variou!l ratlngs thus far at AtlC-TV: -"0. K. Crackerby,'' with Burl Iv~s as a rich fello'" who hires a tutor to give polish to his children, is canceled after Jan. 6. "The King Family'' musical Is canceled after Jan. 8. But ABC says il liked the half-hour sbow more when It DOtTOR SAYS By Way110 G. Brand1tadl, M.D. A.J soon as the prevalence of any communicable disease comes down we tend \o becollll complacent about it. A case in point i1 tuberculosis, the number of new cases of which began \o fall about 20 years ago. Ill the last 2 or 3 year• an alarming Increase has been observed. Although traditionally the disease hao been mot!t prevalent where there hBI boon poverty and overcrowding, vic· time are now appeariDg In all levela of society. One reason tor this Is that the dl5ease is oileD spread by domestic help or baby sitters. Although it requires long exposure 1o break down 1 healthy person'! resistance to the tu. bercle bacillus, this is not trut tor babies or for persons who are classed a~ arrf'sted cases. ODe procedure that sbould be more widely uRed is tuber· cutin te!tlng, e!peclaiiJ of ........ La--. wao an hour, and thot It II being considered as 1 summer replacement in ill orlgillll form. A new hall- boor comedy series, "The Double Life of Henry Phyfe," with Red Bu~ rona as a mild - mannered accountant who suddenly finds himself working aa a MCret agent, debuts Jan. 13. -A new half-hour lltllpense oeries, "Blue Llgh~" with Robert Goulet .. an AmerlcaD secret agent deep in N112i-held Europe, bows in Jan. 12. Gaulet portrays "a foreign con-espondent who renounced his American citi1en1hip just before World War II and became, seemingly, a tratrorouo tool of the German High Command." -Donna Reed moves from Thursdays ro Saturdays Jan. lb. and "Gidget" switchea from Wedoesdayo to Tbursda7 JaJL IS. mles nett Spi'IDg will be "A Day lD the Life of Keary 1L~ Ml!ybe, but that tWo's got 1o 10· Alter aU If Banjamln F'rl~M­ lln couldn't help Robert frel. lml at the boJ office, lt'l Jtlrd. Jy likely tbll 1ienrJ U ' wilt Henry llll't aearl)' ai weD lmowo on thiJ llde of the ocean .. Beujlt . . SlmoDe Slporet bo making I theatrlcll ecJibe. bael; lD BeJs!um, Barbara llarrbo, who bat reo eelved IIOibiDg but pra1M from the pr•, hu been turalnl down Interview• - flatly. Bile malntallu ll'a an lnvllklb of her private Ule - and 11 8D unusual ond lltJIC&bro touc:b, lhe nya abe doesn't want to end up dead, lllle ltlarilyn Moo. roe. Poor Marilyn died of barbiturates - not interviews. A top lilm actor, wholt current role calla lor a lot of maJ<6.believe drinkiDg, Is taking advantage of lbe altuatlon bf lhowlng up on the act blotro · . Fans of Ann-Margret and Roger Smith 111'1! holding their breaths waitIng \o hear when .- and If-they plan ro get married. The latest acutUebutt: They'll make soma kind of bappy allllOUIICement around the CbrlatJilaJ bolldaya, probably from Mexico, whore they'll be enjoy!Dg a vacation. A famous olnger who knowl he has 1 fatal disease and pr.. babty woD't live for a year bu been aecreUy recordiDg as ol· teD •• possible, even though some of the tapes won't be cut IDio records until after hll death. He feell be II alllflintl for posterity; only hi• en and a lew close frlenda know the story .. · Want to !mow wby Paul Newman's stir- arr..,. rer, -·The Moving Target," waa <blldren:· Tblo ohoald bl doae routinely at about f mallllll and repeated onee a year •• loDg II the IHt ID nepUve, A po1ltive reaclloa lndlcaiH conllct with the tubercle baclllua. U a yOltlll cblld bu ncb a reaction all memben ef die lloDiehold, lacladlnJ lrequll Yllllon shoaltl he ouml.... lo track down tile aource e1 the lnfe<ltoD, Early recognition and prompt treatment with modem druis can bring about cur1 If the treatment is continued until no trace of tho dileaM remainl. Many persona allll make the mistake of disconUnuiDg trealment when they begin to allow ltoprovemenl Sucb ' per110111 spread the lfl'llll to others and are therruJelves lD arav. daDger of a retap10, The tubercle baclllu• Is a very patient germ. After an Initial contact, followiDg which tha body builds up a resistance to it, it may lie dormant for man7 years and renew Its attack when the body lo weakened by malo Dulritlon, fatigue or dlnm. There has long been 1 Y» llatlo chanred to "Harper?" He thinkJ the tetter ''H" bo lucky for him; It was ID "The Hua~ ler," and "Hud." After Harper" he'll do "Hombre." lllllkiDg him a real Four-H boy. Walch out lor a IJirl aallllil Elizabeth Hariman, a pretty redhead who makea her motlot1 picture debut opposite Sidney Politer to "A Patch of Blue. • Tho publlc bu yet ro aee her oa the ICl'een, but abe bu flickor daall with MGM and Warner Bn>thors .. . Rod Steller bo not only a talented one but a bUiy ~nd amblttoua ona. ()a. ly 1 week after he'd llollhed btl rola ID "Doctor Zhlva!IO''whlch aeems to be coming ID .. 1 • blockbuster - be ... ..,.. !lilTing with atudlo bosaea over two lllm projlcll. He wanll to do a movie based on tha Ute of Ernest Hemingway, & would Uke to direct a film about Dr. Jonas Salk . . . One ol tha oatloo's top slngera II worried She may be oamed "!be other woman" In the divorce of a beauty contest winner. "If be's ·(IOOCI ettouah tor PeaIY, he'e aood IIIOUib lor me" · · · Aline Francll, 1111e ol the IUCCOOI llorles o1 the DtW TV BeiiiiOil 1lltb her. "Honey Wast·• terlu, Ia ltel>lr.theleu capable of 11111tappy DloiMnta offocreon. Cllllms believe l!be't carrying • 8laot toreb lor Donnelly Rhodea, the ICfor · wu quite w ~bout !llllll llonloti!IDs Rl;,.~!her· r ...- ·' It 't lltW IIIOY• lldyJ," Ia apeeled:~ do wbat ~ tat t11t1 -I 111ck• "The ltKlllck" .. did; -••• I',,c "'"'· ,...... lllure !tilt from the·New York nm · 11ev.. maprlbN, lwD -ll'eeltt • . u- . . and ono TV atalloa n - tDg the 'Dlanlullv!Dg eve debut of ''Klller JOfl' Plro at the Coo. cord. Tile unquenchable J o e wiD lntl'oduct to the patrons of the 4,11tXHeat Dlgbtclub a new atep wblch lhould IDterest our mayor-elect: "The Lindsay Bop." . Bandleader Earl 1105tlc who died of a heart attack In a 'Roeheater Hoapltal, atarred ID a private drama at the very end. Ht1 wile was ftllill for tilvoree Ill catlfOrDia bnt when Ibe heard of Earl'l• UJneo sbe !lew to vWt him and !bey reo. onclled jutt bolo;, he breathed Ilia lui •,. ' ~-by Helen Bottel-~ 'fRill AHIII For It! '1bbo column bo ftJr youDg peo. pie, lbelr probltiDI and pleu. :"~t:':f."..:~ Hellldlen Hftm.elp 1111, II wetcomei laugba bnt won't doclge a oerloutt queotloa with • brush-of!. Send your WJI.age questlona to Y0\1l'H ASKED FOR 1l', care of Helea Help 1111 thla newapaper. Row To lleally Jlart A ll1IJ Dear Helen: There's this real cute sopboo more in our Phyalology clasa, whlcb II really lor jtmlors but ll few of Ul "IOOeleraleds" aet inro it. Anyhow I like him, but he only looks at a junior fllrl u~=day lhe cau""t ... btl eye, end then after clau lhe walUd up to 111m and said, "Are you a JunlorT" He aald, -·No, I'm a llnl'lhoroort," and -r llht oald, "Wall, too ball .. .. . Good-bye.~ I never aaw a boy look to oruahed. If I weren't a lady I'd trip her in the hall, or sUp I wad cl gum 1D her boots, or aotnethlltl{. Would you blame meT - SLOOPY . Dear Sloopy: IloD'I waste your lime on HER w1leD a Uttle sophomor" type klndneaa can make poiDts with IUM right DOW, Good tuck! _ H. Dear Helen: There was a big full In your ealumn a whlle back aboul bow to tefuso a dance lfacelully. 1 bave a better Idea. Accept -no matter who asks you - because with modern dances, wh0 lmowa which Is your partner anywaJ: and If you work it rlgllt JOtl'll be dancillfl at least p8l'fA.Imo with tho more better Ill)' ou one Bide or the other or to back of you.-MELANIE Dfar Melanie: Good thlnkln'l You modern klda have it all over the stone ate ifneratloD. When WE accepted a danoa wKh "Four-FeetTwoololla" we 101 tromped. B. Porenlt MIIIIDI Tlie 11oa1 Dear Helen: 1 clou't know If my Jlll'lnll are about me or If I'm jUII 10meoae they hav. to take care 101. tried to make them proud of me but they don't even seem to care. I've always avfl'qed betweeD an A or B In lldloo~ Inti, Iince 1 10 to pn. rve -- nte acbool, that lm't til)', 1 lrled out for dllferent clubt and made three c1 them which II a big honor. 1 tried to tell m7 lolkl thla 0110 day after school, but they didn't bavt Ume to 1111eu. I alao made oheerJead. 1ng lD our \own and all thef could oay about It was, "How mucllllll gollljJ to cost us." 1 would love to come home and he able to talk about what bap ed 1D ch I b pe!l s oo' ut they either have DO lime or are too uninterested. I want to be wanted, and to have someone· feel proud of me. Rl"" · • .. t now I'n1 wri~Dg this le~ ter in the kitchen, but I can be sure no one would bother to a•k what I'm doiDg. 1 usually ery myself to sleep and don't have 00 bother to mume tho 1011nd. Wbo'd notloe? Please don't think I'm a baby. I J'ust want aomeone \o love me. Or maybe ju!t someone ro talk to about my hopes and dreams. Who can it be! - TEARS IN MY EYES Dear TIME: Too many adUlts limply can't wmmunlcate with yauDg people - even their owD. Your paJ:ents may be oelf-<:entered and uncaring, but It's more likely they doD'! know what \o say or how ro say lt. Perhaps they're tbe kind who never learned to glv. a compliment or they may have the fooli.sh notioD thai ahowing pride in a child will apoll her, poor things. AI 8lly rate, 1 feel mucb JOrrier for your folks than I do for you - .because YOU have a full school life, a lot of social activity, friend• - everything bot demonstrative parents. Seems 00 me they are the ones wbo hove mised the boat, while you're sailing quite well without tbem. - H. NOTE TO PARENTS READlNG THIS: Could T.I.M.E. be YOUR daughter? For heavtn'a sake, go out In the kitchen Right NOW, and give her a lfeat biB hug! Your're losing What might be the happiest year& of your llves! - H. This column Is dedicated Ill family living, 10 U you'ro(llav· lng ldd trouble or just plaiD trouble, let Helen help YOU. &he will also welcome your own amllliDg experlenctl. A~ clreu Helea Bottel Ill are cl IIIlo DeWapaper. .. . . ~~·-·- -···· ·- Fidel Castro Is back 1D tht Moscow camp after 1 lltrlaUOtl with PeltiDg. Most of the Red Chlt1110 mny oUIDorl havt·lshed ltrom the Cubali' leene;' but Ru11ian bra11 keep arriY. ing in small groupa ... The pawer o1 Peen Lee 1n ea... MULLEN 321\d Deoreo Lewis I h' Repair Service -FOReHEATING ePLUMBING eROOFING REPAIR SERVICE Shri~ '•mov·, · ~;,;;;;-v~; ...n""'bi.llfold with - ourf.entic- (,~·i.tftot emblem permanently embo.sed in leather. Uniq~ po11 caM holds and in•tantly ditploys 16 cards and photos. l!•p•rtly crafted In finet.t of leather. A wo~rful gift •••. one ht'H corry wit" pride. ..~_-~._: - LEWIS . 5.00 to 10.00 New York Clothing House IN POMEROY FOR OVER 93 YEARS OR Oakland Hopes To Stop Buffalo Express Sunday SHIRT ', The New York-Boston game finds Joe Namath back at ' FINISHING quarterback for tbe Jets alter Our best qualify weeks in the bullpen. 1ervice Neither team has a ehance to I DAY SERVICE AFL RouDdop her two passer will be at win the crown in the East but I ON REQUEST By RICHARD ROSSI helm for the Bills. this game might decide which UP! Sports Writer · The Raiders have yet reside In the cellar. The The Buffalo Bills will announce their starting ••••r!J,r.l are riding a two-game Oakland Sunday with a back but it looks as Pomeroy winning streak and look as CJuners to virtually end both Dick Wood, who pitched DRIVE IN- USE OUR they are finally beginFREE PARKING LOT Ea,lern and Western \ouchdown passes last \o jell. races in the American Football lo lead the Raiders ro a 33;!11= League. Ivictory over the Ollers will Oakland, with a 5-3-1 record, the nod o~er Tom Flores. Is the only team In the West Ralders may bave found with a chance to overtake the running back to 10-YEAR San Diego Chargers for Clem Daniell in Larry WloiiANlf division crown but a loss TOOd, who made his fir:~~~~~ Sunday coupled with a at light back last week C.wplelely victory could effectively off 149 yards on 20 at~ them from contention. The Iagainst the Oller!l, ,a.....,.w Bills 17-21 hold a two and a haU · Speetal Mqlc game margin over the Oilers Len Dawson will try For Nalural and could pullhe championship salvage any title hopea or lP Gases out of reach for Houston Chiefs have left when he' ~::~II win Suoday. Kansa,s· City agalnat the v JOO•;, In other AFL 11011tes18, San ed Charger defenee. Mack Solely Diego will Invade KaDsas City HUI and Curtis McClinton to try to ellmiDBte tho Chiefs have to run through one of Controls from cooteDIIOil, lhe tough01t defenses In the_le•tgucdl Oilera host the Denver while Dawson will have GI.ASS-UNtD and tbe Bos\oD Patrloll lake hands full tryiDg 1o bit 30 GAL GAS the New Yc.-k Jots. prime receiver Chris Buford Top lleoolv• San Diego will have JohD Hacll,ll Bo RobersoD, who bas de9.. Lance Al'fvorth, Paul Lowe, toped IDto 0111 Of !be BIQs' lop Keith Lincoln, and Herb rrravlrecelvers while fiUiog In lor the oo ready \o work fhelr own Injured Elbert llebealoo, will kind of special scoring ma&ic. be Jaclllg btl old teammates lor The Hous\on Oilers, sUII the . first lime BIDet he was nuturlns a slim hope of Eastern traded to til, ,Btn. • glory, will hav.· to stop ago•. :He'll · 11hara 't\ici ' 0116 of . lhe mllll powerful I' OF HOT • WATER FOR .THE • MODERN • $49.95 . -QHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING ' =="\'fjilb 01111 and Mlbaet Buty ' KenlP, the ' league's . com~ .G~i•i.ll Hayei . IDIQ WITH PURCHASE (THRU DEC. 24th, 1965) OF ANY MAJOR • HOME! '• I ••••••L a nul. PLENTY eloe (BCG vaccine) against thll dlseaae. It bu been wldeo 1y tiled lD ~ll'lts bUt 1101 Ill the ilidted staltl bethert baa been IIOille oontroveny about Ill effeetIYtnell. Authorltiea l10lr &lfH that II Is barmleaa and thtt tt bo efi..Uvt, but they mend that It be uaecl only ~ ehlldrtn UYIDI ID areu whirl tht prevaletlct ol tuberculosla Ia blib· Tbll bo beeaule 8 beaJ. thy cblld ean btllld Up btl .m Immunity II be It 111)1 npiiN4 .. tllberelt bacllll. Other per... !IMM warllll'lqt 111m II etllltael wldllbelt gll'iai alll!ul4 alao pUICG ~· ,: . :;';\~st::::~~4~~-~. ',_ a. Robinson's BERRfS WORLD show bUIIDeatl Is 110 rreat tllll Jack DeLeon, the !wmyman she selected to open wltll her at the Copacabana, il beltli twamped with offers from all over. Nlghtclull ownera feel: ;'· .... . \ HELEN HELP US I ' ' < G, E, FREE HAM OR TURKEY PARTICIPATING MERCHANT IN WITH PURCHASE OF MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS Bl•ck & Whit• or Color ( onso I8 TV Holiday Gift-A-Rcama Just Roc:etvod New Shipment of Color TV ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKET H&R F-IRESTONE DEALER STORE ' ' \ MIDI)LIIt()RT, OHIO �.. 'i ' o., Nov. 12, 1D85 ·-· Accreditation Team to Visit .Rio Grande January 13-14 --- -· ---- ----~---- - - - - l l l f 1 ·' · · - Mainly About IT PAYS TO SEE ••• People In Pomeray BLAETTNARS • • LeSebro 2 dr. Bird Top. AutomaUc ohJJt. llporkJiq ""'" with white top.l!lxln c....,IDtlrior, Custom Buldt 2 dr, Bird Top. 011JJ 1111 IIIIIA Power Steerluc and bnb•. Au-tic lllllfl. Popular notdled badt front 11at with centtr mi. llpolltlo all white with 111aet vlrl711ntorlor. - STEAK HOUSE If you haven't time .to clean yourc~twaU.to-wall,you can 1til[ remove 1pota and tmffic pathol Blue Luatre Carpe~ Bbam· Buick ' dr. Alr CODd!lloDe4. ODIJ 1'.GIII ..U.. Will pleut the molt dllerlmlDaiiDC buJ~ Powtr ...t, · Power Sleerlnl and power brUte. 63 Bonneville • llom. .lllae · poo (America'• new favorite!) makee matted 4 dr. SodaD. Showa tho bell ol CON. SeafOGD with matcblq Interior. Ponr IIINriDI and llnkll. A~ 65 Electra "225" - - '3995 ,.,..... -- $1995 PonUac 4 dr. Hord Top, All white IIDiob with Ill willie Inter, A 0111 oWDer DIW Ponlllt tradeJD. Power llloerlq and bralw, ~dramaU.. 61 Skylark Buick - ·- '1195 I dr. Bird 'J'<)p. OrtiiHI bloct llnllb Ub DIW, Spall• white viDJitop, Beaullfllllluoltot -11. 59 Pontiac VB OPEN TONIGHT Rock Springs 6:00 TO 8:00 Society News - - '695 z dr. Herd Top, Cleaneot '110 In ll'll. !114hmltlo. You'll have to see to appreciate. BLAETTNARS SANDWICH Farmers Bank & Savings Co. Orclll'lr"'And Tob '1111 Hon WYNUI Member FDIC BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, 0. CHEAPER •' BY THE----m FOLKS, HAVE YOU EYER HAD THE DESIRE TO SnL AFEW CARS AND PICK YOURSEII UP ABUNDLE. - - - - $]795 Galaxie XL 2 Door Hard Top, VB, Auto. Trorur. Radio and Heater. HERE'S YOUR CHANCEl 1962 Oldsmobile - $]695 SIX CARS YAWED AT $2870. Steerlni. - t Door lledoD. 8 Ql. Ame, 1962 Pontiac • Heater, REAL SAVINGS! $1195 • Tempest' Door S.dan. Auto. Trana. lladlo and Heater, 1962 Volkswagen-- $1195 2 Door Sedan. Badlo and llutor, -- 1962 Rambler a Door 8cyt Slatiou W•~n. -- $995 Auto. Trans. lla4lo and Heater . 1961 Pontiac - - $1295 ' Door Seda!L Auto, Trans. P.S. Radio and S..ter. 1961 Chevrolet - - $]195 Corva!r I Door Sellan, Std. Trani. lladlo and S..ter, -- - - .$895 1960 Mercury $(}95 4 Door Sedan. std. Trani. llldlo and s.ater. 1960Ford Fait-on 2 Door Sedan. Auto. Trani. Radio and Heater, 1959 Chevrolet - 4 Door Sedan VB. Auto. Trans. P.S. Bad)o and Heater, 1959 Pontiac - - $895 DO I HAVE ANY TAKERS? Great Valuel 64 Chevy II • $1795 62 Olds _ No\"1 Sport Coupe. S eyl, au. tomatlc, radio, wjljw, wheel diBct, $1595 aa 2 Dr. H.T. v.a motor, automatic trau., po- IJ)oDamlc wer bnb•. power ateerln& 63Ford2 Dr. Mob An Offer autA:Imatte, radio, 390 V-8, wls lw, mlrror. ndlo, beoutllul 2 tone pa!Dt set oil b)' like uew white ~wall tlru, tiDied J]aq . and bock liP ........ ·'- 61 ChevtOiet • $1095 Btl Air I Dr, Bed. Ills eyt, 64 Pontl1c _ $2495 ' llandard Irani., ndlo IDd Catalina 2 dr, H.T. v.a, ""' heater, willie old....U tires, tomatle, redlo. bact up llahll, oulllda mirall 'rinyl . ror, low mlloop, llaei oln tun -·r. 62 Ford Con •.• $1495 Galaxlo 1100 XL.' V.a, auto. matic, full power, l'ldJo, wl•lw tll'e~ ear. ·6!J Olclunoblle $1195 1111 Holl4v -~ Fall power, radio, wJ•Iw ifreL IIBal aharp 62 Mercury_ $1295 60 Olchmeblle $1095 Konturey 4 dr. V-8 motor, door. v'.e. ·~-~~.. Q. automaU. tranmlulon, pow.., dlo, wlaJw tltoo, full power, 88' er steerlDc, aew wblte aidewall tlrto auil radio. Lower prired ..... 63 Cldll~ - $3400 61 Olds _ wer, rodlo, wi•Jw llreo, whlio $1395 2 Door H.T. Dyuinde 88. v.a motor, ntomotle tro... 'dr. - $795 5' 6 Pass. Station Wq011. A.T, P,8, llodlo and Heater, 1958 Dodge - - - $695 4 Door Sedrul -VB. A. T. Redlo and H11tor, 63 Cadlllic - $3600 ' dr. v.a, ou"l'"'fle, luD po. Mti'CUI'J ;:$250 51 Ford - Auto. - - 3. 1957 Pontl11 2 Dr. H1nltop. <ll '\ St1r Chief. Auto. R&H. , ' (. 4. 1956 Olch Super 88 4 .,;, HtidiOjt. Full Pow.r. 5.1955Dodge6cylAvto. • \ ·· Cle1n lfld Solid for model. , 6. 1955 Ford VI 2 Dr. St1, Wegon.'IJ! RunsFine. " 6. 1952 Buick 2 Dr. H1rdtop. , Motor Runs Fine. ~~--THIS OllOUP S119S VALUI $2170.00 THII OllOUP $1195 HIRI IS RILL A UTTER DEAU s BUY ALL 12 CARS 00 FOR ONLY AIMOR li THIR VALUE $250 $275 54 Okk Dlltle. $11JO METROPOLITAN ~MOTORS\ -·Am. KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR .. "YYUR IAMI&a ·$ALES ":tao606 I. AWN mllr GMAC PINANCING WY 2o5M2 3. 1957 Rlmbler Cluslc Suplr 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Auto. 1ncl HH ..r. 4, 1955 Chrysler 2 Dr. H1rdtop. Full Pow.r. Clean 1nd Solid. 5. 1915 Chlvnllet 2 Dr. 6 cyl . Runs Fine. ' Auto. CIHn & Nice. (Grein) \ 2. 1958 Olds Super 88 4 Door HardtOp R&H. Auto. P.S. J'our door. 8 tJL Aldo. tianl. 2 door. V-1 motor, power. "OHIO'S OLDEST boDol DIAUitH 88 S. s-td Av.. Mldclleport, 0. ' t. 1951 Ford VI 4 Dr. St1. W1gon • VALUED AT '5740·00 AS-IS" SPECIALS t door. V.f, ame. luU' .. 'dt.... R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. 1.1959Piymouth4Dr. va. Auto. Nice & Clelll. (Red) 2. 1957 Olds Super 88 4 Dr. H1rdtop. UH. Auto. P.S. (Pink) GROUPS I & II II 58 Buick _ GROUP II with IIMD llltorior, 2 Door Sedan, Aulo. 'I'riDI. P.S. llad!o and Heater. 1959 Oldsmobile GROUP I v.a, autamotlc, luD PC>- bo~p Ulhtt llld white lldewau lha All ...._, ·· ftillncludlnt 'll'lndowo 111d . aoat, radio, wi•Jw lha ...,, 1195° 0 5 ONlY IN GROUPS OF SIXI YOURS AT ONLY .. .. Good Dealsl $]395 '1'Nnl, Radio and P~~!!,:!~~~~:::N:o:Y·~~~ Investment In Learning Profits All were too teclmlcal to go Into. Evangeline Chapter In MiddleR~t vlsltora fl. Mr. NOT. U port Thursdlly evening al a 0 JOHNSON crl'Y, 'l'EX. Mrs D 1 8 lth and Mary Sbrine, White Shrine turkey dinner held at th• t President Johnaon baa deelded wer~ he~ 1 au; and uncle, Mr. Jerusalem ~m meet in regular ; home of Mrs. J. A. Young, Sr. Northwestern Local School to send more American ltoopl Cbrisllan Higher Education' and Mr Morr!J Haning session Ft~day at 8 p.m., at I Members and guests were Disltict received 169,8'71.32 to- to fight 1n South Viet Nam to was the theme of a reeent dinaonvilles. ' the IOOF hall. Material objec- 1served buffet otyle wttb small day to use in broadening the counror a build • up In Com- ner program at Letart Falls . . Debb'e Robin Vicky tlve and membershtp rught will I tables placed m the recrea· learning experiences of llsl munillt guerrilla and regular school which over ~ persons education, the hves of Tamm 1 Morton 'Bel re he observed. tion room of the Young home. ])llpils. attended from the Letart Folls, families are enriched, butlnea IIIIo. 1forces. with t~eir and a~l~ The Young Adult cia" ol Grace wsa given by Mrs. AI· . ' . East Letart, Apple Grove, Gre.at and the professions proflt, we]. Olllt lllwr and Mrs. £'rselpRiebel the Pomeroy First Baptist len Hughes of Evangeline Chap- Superi~lendent Don r>'~Kenzte. Johnson authoriZed the Penta· Bend, ~ .QJapel Methodist fare needs are reduced, cultnr· I:ZO p.m.; Jn~'l! . Members of the ara sponsor)ng a rum· ter. satd he was notified thts sum gon to provide all tbe mOll lhill churches, .IIJIII ~ com· al opportunities are enhanced, 14, 8:10 p.m.l Garden club attending tbe sale In the church base· Following the dinner games has been made av_ailable under U. S. mtltlltry commandera re- munltlei: ' ·· and Its educated cltlzenl ao- up 14, lO:ZO p.m.; IAIIIIdl~ Regional meeting al ment, Friday and Saturday, No- were played and prizes award· terms of the NaboDBI Edu~· quest to bolster the t60,000 Dr. F. ~ringle Mel~, re- cept their community mpon- 14, 1:55 a.m.; OVEC Hockin were Mrs Harllss vember 1:1-13, from 9 a.m.-3 ed to winners. Attending from !ton Act. II Is Northwestern s Amencatll already In tha war tired preSident ol Ohio North- slblllties. 6:40 l.m.; ~ Frank gMrs E:rne.i Whitehead, p.m. Free parking. Pomeroy were Thelma Dill, share of a total 0~ ':·~ , zone. etl! University, wu the opeak· . 4:30 a,m,; ADdreW M ld. M M R L. Elsie Smith Geraldine Young, proprlated for a er. OIJtera spedlng lor Ohio The Metgs County - . , \ 17 10:20 p.m.; .l, , La~kl.:r:nd M~~rl rs. . NOV. 13 Marjorie c.:Ow, Marie Curd, districts. I FORT DEVENS, MASS. - Methodist colleges and Wesley bile staff thus takes oppor· 11 7:45 p.IL Jerrf The R~n. Memorial Nellie Tracy, Mrs. c. F. Tomp- Mr. McKenzie said studies! The attractive widow of an Ar· Foundations were David Yost, lun!ty to expreBS struere •t>- worth down 18 f:!Xi 1.111. AssocJa!Jon wtll kins, Ella smith, Marcia Holr conducted In the dlalricl be- my sergeant wrestled placard• Andrew Cross, Mrs. Jolm Wolle, prectatlon to the work and ded-1Jr. up 18 7:30a.m. San Jik.ia 811 LIARD DEATH NEW YORK (UPI)-A ..,_1""'" a bake sale at the Kroger Circle bad ladies raors for innin last April in<jjeate that from seven demoastrators pro- Rev. Pearl Casto, Dr. Lester icalion of_ the teachers and 1down :IAl, 7:50 p.m.; PDI!IU' year-old woman was etmrged otoro Saturday, November 13, weed and Maud Grueser. ~ reJing program would be testing U. S. involvement m L. Housh, and the pastor, ochool offictals. Chtldren need Sporn down 20, 6:11i a.m.; Thursda with homicide In the beginning at 9 a.m. Members of Evangeline Chap- most beneficial tmmediately. A VIet Nam Th~!day. She rlt>- Jame1 F. Early. the guidance of professional Trader down Zl, 10::!0 death a man who died after The WSCS of tbe Tuppers ter present were Mrs. Fielding program in opeecb alao ill I» Iped up the Sign• before she Danny Wither~, Mts. persons who know how . to Zimmer down 22, 8:ZO being struck wltb 1 1110 stick. Plains Methodist church wtll Hawkina, Mrs. John Lyons, Mrs. lng consider<d. was aubdued. John R. Lee, Dlloe Circle, Wil· help them slretch their nunds Northsworthy up 22, t P-lll-1. Police said Shirley Thomas a hake sale and a chtll Charles Bennett, Mrs. James , , , 1 juat couldn't stand It ~ny llam Zerkle, Melanie An a e_and . explore their world. i Peggy Downey doWII II, ~~ slruc~ Bill Swanson 22 00 veget"ble s011p suppor at Clntworthy, Mrs. E mer son • Slow readers and I hose more , said Mrs Eva Romas- Beegle, and Lmda Yost, all of Children who enter school p.m.; Pollywog dowu 22, lt.ll head With a cue sti~k d~in~ . church .annex Saturday, Nov. Jones, Mrs. Earl Knight, Mrs. who have a low. levd of read- . kiewi~. 27 , of Ay~r, MasB. Her Southern High .!IC~ool. present- with a feeling of eonfidence i_n i p.m.; Susan Lane down 22, 10:~ argument between Swanson 13, begmnmg at I . p.m. Hot Roma Harrah, Mrs. M. L. lng comprehenston need the husband, Staff Sgt. Edmund ed lite music. Ladiea of the Le- themselves and trust In their I35 p.m.: Ben McCool down 22, another woman in their roomham an~ chicken salad French, Mrs. Lee Roush, Mrs. Is~cial lud~ ~. pr~ram Uke 1Romaskiewic, was killed in 80 tart Falls c_harge, headed by teachers almost always do , 11:05 p.m.; Bob Beater cloWII lng house. p1e, and coffee Leo Vaughan, Mrs. J am e s thiS _can gtve.' :r•td Mr. Me- auto accident in German last Mrs. St Cla~r Hill, served the well throughout the school ' 23. 8-25 p.m.: Jeffboat down 23. also be served. Ba1.aar Jt- Pullen, Mrs. Evelyn Lew1s,l Keuzw . lie satd the money can April. Y covered d1sh d1nner. Included , When a kindergarten pupil 6:30 a.m.; Duncan Bruce down also will be on sale. Mrs. Bernice Winn, Mrs. Willis i be used to buy, equlp~ent ~r . on the program ~sa qu.est~on , comes with a book he himself Greenup 4 p.m.; Edeana BoS: NOV. 15 Anthony , Mrs. Pat Gallaghe_r, to pa~ ~eachers salanes 1f l MANSFIELD, omo _ THE . and answer penod concernmg has picked cwith a little help worth down Greenup 9:50p.m.• . d f th Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. WJI- the d1 stnct does not have the first _ degree murder trial of enrollment and coils at the by the librarian) and when he &:luthern down Meldahl 4:05 p. 1 8 1 1Jerrell Hav Howell 2t ended colleges. DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF GCI~apt'\Nyel "; e~ 0 - ~ 1 1iam Reynolds, Mrs. Grill type olteachers needed. \ then suddenly adds to his po- m.: Ravenswood up Meltlahl a Jpo IS late ns 1 u e WI 1 Russell Mrs. Lillian s t e i r f, The superintendent said one b , '. ' . I · . " ,, . 9 ~ 10 p.m : Helen S. down Me... MEIGS-MASON AREA speak on Mental Health when Mrs. Gene Norton and Mrs. survey last April showed that , 8 ruptly 1 hursday with a gwl-1 hte than.~ you . a q~.1,te un-. dahl 9:20p.m.; Lacklin Mae tltcniro .. owen ...... ,..... , the Racine Elementary PTA I J A Young ' 315 nupils of the district come ldy plea to two counts of second· I, I' expect_ed I LO\·E!~ you . : the~ I Cleay down Meldahl 7:05 a.m. cnuter nnnenn1. ldlter meets Mon· ay Nov 15 at 7.30 · · 1 . h ~ . egree murder. He was sen· , there 1s no doubt m the hbran-1 GaUipo!'· ~m ,... _...c;~ ...... ..:.. · . • 1 .1. 1 Pubu•n~M~ e•eo anemoo11 e•eepl u • • · . 1rom am11es Wl1 ,,2 ,000 or 1e!!S ' 1 ed 1 . lif : ' .a ..... lullday n, rhe oruo vauey Pubtllb· p.m. Committees for the Fall 1 • 1 , ·nc e ~ enc . o t~o consecutive e 1 ' an's mind, that it was the most down li p m _. Charle! StevenIns Compan)' 110 Mechanl~ Bt Pornannua1 I om . be au ff"' t . 't f' . . '"'· Ohio. , , , , Buolno.. 0 ;·., Carnival will be named ond the r " ' Iterms m pnson . .I I w sen ence, m Spl e 0 ' son up 9:50 p.m.; MlSI Suaail r~;;~; WY :a.mf Editortll phon• Fifth gr£1de mothers will serve Rowell, accused of the fatal i the faulty grammar. It ex- down 11:45 p.m.; Titan up 1% ~.,.,... u ...... ....... refreshments. I IIheatmg of Con me . Lynn Hurrel ' I A new ''br···" ol Hush Pu~ pressed the thoughts ol a 20 a Ill.' Solvay up 1:45 a.m.: MQ!Ier •• lbe po~t otno• at Pomer-oJ, , • • en~ . r- I teful t h h d · ·t ' on~o Theodorus Council Daughters 1, and Jean Mane Bertoch, 9. pies, casual shoes. is makmg \ gra youngs er w 0 a Jus John Ladd Dean down 6:50 a. Bo"~!!:~~~~ ma::!t':1~!e.~P;r~·.~;: of Amenra wlll observe 1ts . m a park m 1962, showed no \ its debut for the fall season, discovered the wonderful world m.; J. S. Lewis up 1:11 a.m...:.. 011 ~;n "'•· New York City. New 53rd anniversary Monday, w1th A .g,rt b?". for the . s. Bell emotion as the three-}udge pan- in both women's and men's sty- ·of books. Kanawha RiverBe~ sull,ertpttoa utu: Dellvem~ 6 o'clock d1nner at the IOOF family, miSSIOnaries m Ja~n, 0 el hearing the case m Rlchland l tcs. Smooth, mellow-soft glove ! When a teacher reports that Wasson down Marmet ll:lO'J. urner whel'fl nallab1e 30 oenu A special mvJtatmn 15 ex- wa s prepared when the EleanCounty Common Pleas Court 1 th !eat Utis footwear her students have more than m George Pr1ce up Marrrillt we~>k· one vnr tn advance at or C' i f H th Methodist ea er ure . doiPI ~ Dall}' Sentinel otfloe .1560~ to charter members and Jrc e 0 ea . pronounced sentence, line. doubled the number of books 5:05a.m.; Allen R. Merrlll :~~~~su~~~ :::. "'~~~~113.901 ail members are urged to at· Church met Thursda.y evemng In women'!! styling, the they are gomg to purchase far Winfield 4:40pm.; W. H. ~ not available, 11.ao: u, and brmg own table ser~ at the church. Devohonss were WASfJINGTON _ c 0 M- glove leather patterns include their very own library in addi- ver, Jr. up Winfield 8:20 p.a£; . .. m~tn1ht, vice. Igwe~ by Donna Byer. . SAIG?N (UP I)- OJmmunistl merce Secretary John T. Coo- new versiOns of moccasm-type ; tion to. all the books Uley are Beaver down ~~field i p.dt; The Meigs County Democrat Jean Ann Bradbury, cha~r· guemllas att.acked a force or . nor sa)s President Johnson! oxfords which have been topl borrowmg from the bookmo- Jefferson up Winfield 1:30 a.rif.; club Will meet Monday at 7·30 m.m .. conducted . the busmes,s 1,~ US. mfantrymcn near wanted the alwninum industry I favorite!! in brushed pigskm, as . bile, then she knows that her Lucv Jane Lucas up Wlnfi~ p m. at the Syracuse town hall. I ~eetmg The Circle voted to Saigon befor~ dawn today, but to back down on its price1well as new boot design. Men's 1 students have JUSt opened the 2· 30 a m.; Helen Z.. up Winftf)d All members are urged to at- 1p<:~y their $! 50 to the church the Amenca~ stood th~ir increases because they could styles are offered in a wide I door to a lifelong fnendshlp w1th · s_-50 a.m.; Elgercliff up Q-tend and bring cookies. I budget and to send th~ $lOO to ground and killed more 1 ~ "igrute the fireworks of infla- ! range of shoes and boots. good reading field 7 a.m. ~ The Reedsville-Long Bottom the Bell family , the miSSionary lOO VietCong m heavy fightmg tion and blow uur steady l With brushed pigskin atyles And wben ~ first grader preHomemakers club will meet I prf/ect for the yeard that rag~d past uundown. d growth sky high " I continuing to multiply and, sents his library card with the Monday, Nov. 15 at 7 p.m .. at Cir 1 w~s da~n~.unce that ~he ~~~l(:an .. /o~~~~ were e- Connor discussed the admi- ' smooth glove leather styles \ two books he wants to borrow the home of Mrs. Warren Pick-[ ··lc e J 3 ; 1: razo~ d or sen ~ ~ 11g · d nistration's action m forcing ! are rommg onto the scene. Iw1th a remark at the disPonwfot, Ode ens. The project Will be " Know· 1 sa e ean ml repor e on Thl3 alt e~roun was 8 , three of the nation's four top This casual shoe hne is avail· rcharge desk mg A Good Fit." ~· g~ft ~ox hemg sent to the rubber plabontati~n ~raddl~~ ~ ~ aluminum producers to rescmd able locally at Hartley and "Look I have two books and TONIGHT & SATURDAY 11 I almt I y. eA d fr Mr hl~hway a ut es oo their recenUy announced in- I Bennett Shoe Store in Pomeroy.r only on~ card - that IS a barNov.mber 12-13 • Nov . I u e er was rea am s. Saigon , h Th I' "THE CURSE OF THE FLY" The Riverview Gnrden Club M K DoV¥son ttrdnking the A remforced battalion of the creases m 8 speec ursdayl gam, isn't it?" (And he IS Bnan DonleYy, Geo. Baker will meet Tuesday, Nov. 16, at Ctrcle for the life membershtp 2nd Brigade of the lsi Infanlty before . the Northwestern YOUNGSTOWN - A WOM· as Punch). Carul <;rsy • 7:30p.m. at the Wllhams-Bal·: pin and certificate for theWS- Division, the famed "Big Red ~m~~I'!IIty School of Busmess r an was shot to death and herl What IS there to say but to "DEVILS 01' DARKNESJif home. Members an to , CS and a thank you note from One." counter- attacked, blast- m cago. j teeu:age daughter and son were agree. (Technicalor) . Christm.o glfls for tho the Red Cross for belp in the ' ing the guerrillu out _of their SOUTH BEND _ SOVTH! wounded . 'l'llursday -~ .: ~t~ : : Won. Sylv.,ter, Carole Grt;l'. Athens Stale Hospital. dnve. 1plantation stronghold wtth clooe Be d r .d t-•- h I their home by an angered swt· Car uf ·t . In- , -~'r_'_';,Y_R_ee_d_ _ _ __ I 1'h Ct . t I Ill , 'II r· n po Ice sal UUiiY t ey be- or of the daughter . man a<: ttr«s oow N 16 e ''" mas par Y w ! rnnge artt ery tre. lieved a woman h set h • . . !•tall front seat belts •• s!>nd-, I Grou;vii or the Women's As- Iheld at the ~orne of Mrs. ~r-1 , Other .guerril~s w~re killed self ablaze in fr:nt of h: Je~e Lozowy, ~· was dead ard. equipment. It's up kl you r Sundoy thru Wldnoodoy "TICKLE ME" I . t' f th Middle~rf nard Fultz m December : tn a series of atr Jlnkes Down home was despond I on arn~al at St. Elilabe~ hos- now - uae them• They , SOCia ton e r.. Jean Cooke nd Audre Da b Am · ,,., v· tnam p1tal wtth two wound!! m the ' Elvis Presley . '!Presbyterian a Y ven· Y encan a.... 1e ese areidental death ofenberover do you any good lying on the ! IF.Chits t hUnited will meet Tuesday Nov. port as hostesses. There lighter planes. old daughter left thest. Her son, George, seat Ohw's Department ol I urc ' be · gift exchang Th A nred Veb'cl Sindt · was m fait conditton ' ' .!Color) 1 ' 16 for their annual Thanksgiv· l in " In e. e , rm . es end Reports thai Mra. wolllKill of th left e ond .Hi~·g~h~w~ay~Sa~l~ety~r~em~i:;;nd:;;s~y~o;u·=~:;;:;,;:;;:;,;:;;:;,;:=;=:=:=::=~: 1 ·ng dinner meeting at the Mar-l g was spen CummLIDist mortar N- Jankowski 24 tried to . e ey r ~n Restaurant at &:lO p.m. The cl~ t"or the annual coilless rifle fire hit se~eral late herseir 88 ' 8 protest hlp and her daug~t.er. meeting will follow at American armored vehicles the Viet Nam war 17, wu wounded tn lhe GetYourCan 1 h Bazaar to he held h h with Mrs Roscoo Fife Nov. ~ at the church. durmg the btller battle which discounted ~.':~rs, Russell ·Lyons as freshment. of pie, candy continued until late even· Pollee sought a Cooling System esses. coffee were served by ing. Some sporadic shooting WASHINGTON _ THE man m the ahootings. The Salisbury PTA will Bradbury and Mrs. John was reported ill the area after my ill investigating the disa Ready For Winter . Tuesday at 6 p.m., lor a sczyn. the guerrtuas wore repulsed. pearaneo ol two mea who ~ NORCROSS luck dinner. Each family The Amencan baltalioo was aocesa to ...,..I infonnatlon asked to bring a meat and Loyal Pals Class deploying along Highway IS to A spokesman identified · side dish. Dessert will be Has Dinner TueJJ. . K of guerrlllal when lbe u CWO Spencer D. Harris, Mrs. Audrey Frost VIet eong otruck. who disappeared In ~~::11 1vlded by the executive ' lee. Dr. Charles Holzer ed the members of tbe The area Is 011 the easWn after delivering secret : be g~t speaker. . . Pals Class of the . fringe uf fue Commurusl· to a depot in New York State I ents wHI be counted tw1ce m Church of Chmt lor their dominated jungle ltDoMI 81 lbe The other wat klentllled · room oount and an extra prize D""' ~-•-· . di ''Iron Triangle." Sgt. IC Gleu Roy 44. · dd - '""""""lYing uner w1ll be awar e . 1ng held Tuesda FI!'IIT ERUPTS who served with , Lydia Circle of the Tha k · . fr . TOKYO ('UP!) _ A II d Intelligence unit In Germany. ! Methodist church will meet at ion n •g~ng 0 : : " He hao beeu mbtslnl the church Tuesday, at 7:30 p, the wu fisUight erupted ln the~=~l aA~ugua~l:__ _ _ _ _::~.J.'!.'"""MI"DDL""'"I'"P"OII"T"'• m. with Mrs. Karl .,_ .,.· "-~Ida bouse of tho Japanese and Mrs. Tom Crow ao ""~· owgat •KY~ ment early today when es Leaders will be Mrs. devolliHIS using the vatiw deputies broke •• .~=~ li~ Swatzel and Mro. Ruasell "The Bounty of !be Earth" ist !ilibuster and r: Brown. Members art to bring Miss FrallCIIOI Rousb read lbroogh a eontroversial articles for a silent aucllou. looth Psalm. Tha establishing normal rtliotlons Bosworth Council No. 46 brolngugbt by Mra. Suoatl with South Korea. and Select Masters will • W8l Wllll bi Mrs. House speaker Naka Fwna<bo,l 11 ...,-.a special assembly Tues- Bailey. 70, tenter of tho stormy We Don't Guess at r p.m. for the purpose Guesll - - The ReT. sioo, collapsed after it WBI conferring the Royal and Se- Mrs. Donald Hicks, Mrs. er and waa ho~~pitalized lecl Masters degree. AU Bland of Akron, and Mrs. high blood pressure and a and companions are re- Halloway of Wl!!ll Uulon. ailment. Equipment. queoted by Thomas C. ~!:!=:::~-~- =-.! t) wards, illustrious master, ' I' attend. Grant T day Cf'1:=! elM thi• 1 \ \ \ THE DAILY SENTINEL 1 Hush pupp•es • c Eleano cle p G'ft repares Box At Meeting In New Breed' : Ameri'cans H ld Ground I In RedAttac k MOTORS DISCOUNT 1 MEIGS THEATRE I• ° lhlo 4 Door Sedan, Auto, Trani. Rl.lllo and He.lter. Power 1962 Chevrolet !Contlooed from page 1) alcohol, he said, and the othm Sentinel, I \IAlllltlE.EIJ 1963Ford t:"NDAR CAl ..a.r, Dally 65HearTalk At Letart Fails 0 nColleges J 65 LeSabre Buick - -'2895 Crow's UPIBriefs H • Its NSD Reeeives TurkD1'nner wr Past Matrons of Pomeroy $69,371.32 Chapter OES, were guests of A~Guests-At ofi - - '895 62 Buick - - - • '1695 65Wildcat - - -Save 1.- 60 Buick SOCIAt c.dlll11 Clldl l'lll!llnY • COMPLETE THANKSGIVING RADIATOR SERVIQ CARDS 10c to SOc · eREPAIR esOIL OUT eRECONE eNEW RADIATOR MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE = .,o,..,.,t q 11.. lifAMOUS : "86" ANODE MOTORS DISCOUNT "USED' CAll DI!ALS• Shorty Hlllbtt, Owner WY 2-2050 ,_."Y TR ss BAlE SALE PLANNED '!'be public ill invited to I lllllize a bake oale Beaux Arts ol Southenl Local High In two locations, Saturday, 13, one at Cross's store kl cine and the other at ""'''"'''I Market in Syrawse. 'l'lw will begin at 9 a,m. P'I!MIMN'I!!- Soacr••...., 1 r ..a Joo?rd-'r ti8JIO Sli,.. WI HAVE IT ••• THE NEW WHITI CIGIIIIrDar WI . .,. A-... oldJt. 117.00 HULABALOO BOOT BolkiOOf, ......... ~} ~:· T-ComotlyP'"-1 Smoothly Lined- Zipper In Back ToY_.Docton P.....-iptloot stiES 4-11 ,$5.99 T.HE SHOE aO'k!{ DU.TTONS ·~ .. • IMiri . .. DRUG STORE Mlildleport, 0. ,BAHR . CLOTHIERS ' . \. MIDDWOIT . , 0. ' M-·'' !!'I �., ·wgan Trade Cub is Taking ·· Hospital N"""' , JIO)'I, lillllQid T. Jlllmlaa, Lor· en A. llllw, Clivi A. Mallw, ~. f.D"',_ ...,.._. ,_ill . ":"": !!'!"!!> N.!"S! '!!f!l!!\ 23.!1!':,!!> ~ today iD . ~ · · SERVJCI!S TODAY Pi ~ ~ a. 1 1 Mrs. Robena E. Putnam, Ed- service was held · · '" · ' ' die Ray Russell, Willie F. SJ1a. daire, Okla. for 'If. E. Mill' . , . ver, Mrs. Morris D. Sold<!r, Un, 81, formerly of Mlwll Jl:nlered Ho•pllal [ Mrs. Edwin D. Thomas, Mrs. County, ·who died Tutoday 111 ' The Lopn Trlde Club, In cooperation wltb tbe Ohio 0 Persons enterine Holzer Hos- Woodrow W. n-edway, Susan Klldalre. !tate Employment Service, is undertaking a survey of B. Wwamer, Jellrey D. Work· Mr. MorUn, who at """ lime lbe available labor IUpply 1n the Lo&aD area. PT. PLEASANT _ Funeral pita! during the last 24 hours Iman. and Mrs. Denver · Page, taught school In Msaon County, ...,Ito for George Emest Included. MI!S Ruth Fiske, Jr., and mfant son. Is survived by 8 brother Ml' .'!'he Iurvey Is bein1 atended to neighboring counties Steorts 70 of sutton w va Portsmouth Rd.: Mrs. James J. M Martin Mason, ~ .,;. w1th the ~ope of getting a complete picture of the tabor will be' held today at 2 ;, ai E. Danner, I! Pine St.; Jameo phew~ Willla;, and Geor e rool_ av11lable fo~ prospective new industries and ex· tho Sutton Chrlsl M:ihodt.t E. Baldwin, 21 Smithers st.; INJURED IN WRECK Zuspa~ both of M..on and '• panslon of existing industries. Information compiled Church Regina G. Clark. 302 Second PT PLEASANT M N , niece Sarab Foster llla!On be value to all cities lnd towns within a 50·mile Mr. Steorto, father of Mrs. Ave.; Mrs .. Jefferson D. Wells, cy Rhodes, 34, Charle;~n ·~- ~ • ' . Lojan. , Argyle Kaulman of 2918 Birch~~ .J;.•trwl; .Tilden Thacker, Va. is a patient at Holzer 'hDs-1 ra us The Logan Trade Club emphasized that this lnfor· Avenue, Point J>leasanl, died ali Rt"':'an, Clark A. Chev- pita! suffering !rom severe lac- [ malton is not sougbt for any specUic industry and has Wedue~ay ~t his home. ~·R~h G:~ 11r;"1~; MrsCIR~ eraUons of the left leg and foreno direct connection witb employment at the new Lock· Surviving m addition to Mrs. Mrs ' · own ty • head receiVed when she lost . heed plant, soon to be bull! at Logan. Kaufman, are his wife, Ethel; Bid· ~~e'::; R. :mer, Rt. 1 control of her vehicle on Rt. ' . another daughter, Mro. Shanm we ' "; ancy . llhocleo, 17 near tho John Oshel fMm I Important decisions concerning tbe Industrial future Glencon, Columbus, 0.; and Charleston, 11 · Va.; Wilham J. at 3:45am. Thursday. The t962 ' of thhle Hocking Valley and all adjacent communities flve sons, William of Clenden· ~~er, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Studebaker dmen by Mrs Nov. 15-Nov. 20 may nge on results of this survey. The Logan Trade In, Roduey ol Marlon lnd --•e W. Adams, Pl. Pleas- Rhodes was demolished in th~ Buutiful Disploya Club must m~e .sure t~at, in all fttture negotiations Greg of Cherry Point, N. c:: ani; Mr~. Eugene E. Bryant, mishap which wao mvestl8ated of wlth prospective mdustrtes, lt can provide factual In· Spencer of West Palm Beach Pomaroy' Mro. Charles E. Bur- by the Sheri If's Depart t Chrlotrnu Morchandlso formation on the number of workers available for em· Fla., and James of Clinton; ton. Rt. 3 Jackson; Wendell men . ployment. Michigan. E. Grate, Rt I Rulland; Mrs. Orntmen,._T,... . B · 1 'II be 1 th 0 John E. Hiron. Rl. 2 Jackoon Ple8811lll Valley Hospllll • Door Dtcorotlon1 Readers of this newspa.per are urged to cooperate hill ur~ame~.' at ;ulto~ tier- Mrs. Ira T. Baker, ~t. 2 Jatk· ADMI'M'ED : Mrs. Mary Say. I In Ibis effort and all available workers are urged to' ry · son: Mrs. Jack Jerrell, Jack-! re. Rock Castle, w. Va ; Karen I Sno-santas fill. out the survey forms below and mail them to the son; Sandra K. Woollct, Jack.l Watson. Henderson. ' lclci-Angelo OhiO State Employment Service, 30 S. Spring St., Lo· PRESENT CONCRRT son; Mrs. Edward J. Henline, I DISCHARGED: Mrs. Howard gan, Ohio .. 43188, as soon as possible. Prompt replies PT. PLEASANT - The A,. Ashland; Ky . Carder, Pt. PleaSBnt. Don't Miu .m essenllal. bury College Singero will pre·r· Blrlbo 3-TRACK TILT Our OHIO STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE ••nt a concert at the Trinity Mrs. Charles E. Burton. Rt. l Aluminum Storm-Screen Wlntlol EMPLOYMENT AVAILABILITY SURVEY MethodiSt Church, Saturday, , 2 Jackson, son. 1:40 o.m. Thurs·r j CHRISTMAS Here's the window with everything! Completely self. November 13 at 7:30 p.m. and day ; Mrs. Glenn R. Miller, Rt. · stonng! lilts for easy INdoor cleanlnel Rattle-prool WONDERLAND Name ........................ Phone ........... the Rev. C. S. Thompson, pas· I Bidwell; and Mrs. Jefferson · eFrlgldairo eAdmlrol Weather-stripped. ' Address .............................. , ........ tor, extends a cordial invita- D. Wells, Rl. I Patriot. e Speed Queen e Hoover DOOR PRIZES Anoth., p«HHuct o1 -~ UleltiiMI, ,.,.,. Township .. , ......... . ........ County ....••. , ... 1t1on to all to hear this outstand· Dlseborged eProvincotawn !. Sex: Male . . . . Female . . . . Mro. Mary_ E. Booth, Mro. 11ng presentation. 2. Aje: Last Birthday (check age group) The Asbury College Singers Roy E. Bostic, Mrs. John E. eFioxotoel are a select group of students Brown, Freddie R. Bryant, Mrs. - - - - - - - 18.30 . . • • 3040 . . . . 4()-50 . . . • 50·60 .• chosen to represent the college Stanton E. Burdette, Paul A. 3. Married: Yes .... No .. .. No. of Dependents .. · beca.use of th~ir musical, aca. •Ciay, Mrs. Raymond D. Downs, 2419DudloyAvo. 1 4. Education: Grade School (No. Yrs.) . . . . . • demlc and spiritual qualilica· Mrs. Jerry R George, New auMIDDLEPORT Porkoroburg Ernest Steorts SlatedT day Survey on Area Labor Supply (' BI THE BEST i 'I'M at~e Is quite an armf )JIIgflli" ft down off the sh If CAN ANNUAL CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE k 0 BAKER FURNITURE • I -S~I~~Yrs· .... .. ................ .• • ' • • • • • • • • • • ·' • • · • • • · Or her: · · · · · · . . . . . • • • ••• , , • • .. 0 0 • ' 0 0 0 0 ' ' 0 ' 0 ' ......................... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 • I o o o o o o o o o o o o o , , 10. Are you currently regi.!tered witb OSES' Yes N . 0 sily February I, 1966. Carl, a graduate of Point Pleasant High Sch 1 h oo. mel as an associate pro[essorshi · tea h' h 1 P IS c mg P ys cs al East Caro~nawbceroleleg:. ~~__?r~~~::.N· ' ..w;:: .AUAI .IIIUII . • WIIC side. Pleaoonl Vo"_, ,._,tal ·~.- ~~~D: ·uMrs. • geYI .e: Mrs. David Jllll10f Send immediately to: Ohio State ~pi~ymen? g~fv"l~ "b~:~t:~•·Ra Ha 30 South Sprit~ street Pt. Pleosant • Y yoeo, Logan Ohio 4 13S ; Ftanels McNeal, • ' Tralord, Pa. DINNER SUNDAY PT. PLEASANT -The erican Legion Auxillary ol Pleasant Post No. 23 wiJI a Veteran's Day dinner S~~~~;l November 14th at the 1 Hall for all members and families beginning at 5 p.m. lhet's bttttrenllneerd. So, c'mon. Price Coronet. lfudnlloaetyou In, and not leave out ' the equipment : ou want MOJ10ROtA R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. TINY'S FOODLAND HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY LIEVING COAL COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY·MIX CO. HOYT'S SOHIO .SERVICE F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER ,, - FOREMAN & ABBOn • Amplifier lla lllliable • lightweight, IUfiUed llanlilloJs Polystyrene Cllblnot • ~·owing dOwn" • Oulll Sepphire llyH automatic tecotd changer Choice Of: • Automatic record t Charcoal Blue c:banger shutoft or • Separate tone and ¥01111118 GOnllOil • Tawny Beige N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, · ·~· " ...... . MILL & SECOND STRIETS o. "" ' ·' - · ·~- ~ . ~ - THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA R. H. RAW-LINGS SONS CO. . MIDDIIPOIT, 0. ---------------------------·· ~- evening choir reheaml. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock Schaefer. ::.'I I 1 11:::: ""evllle - NEW YORK aOTHING HOUSE '"ne BEN FRANKLIN STORE . Wllae••· RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY ••eolng WERNER RADIO &T. Vo -. Mr. and Mrs. Wy•tt Schaefer m. at churcb. Tuesday, the den of Parke!'sburg, Ethel Che.v· and son, David, ol Mt. Vjnon Lydia Circle of WSCS meets at alter ond Nelhe Stethem VISit- spenl the weekend Wllb his 7:30 p. m. at church. Thursday ed Mr. and Mrs. Ga;th Smith . pa1'<111s. Mr. and Mn. NOI1DID ' "Dinl! No tubes to replace ••• ever! . duy. JOF class meets I:JU p. teton of Pomeroy, Bertha Cong- KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. ·-~···· I Forell 1\aD Metllodi&l cllurcll[ were v"iling Shelly Petty at Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stahl oDd _ Sunday Scbool 9 a. m., Mrs. Camden Clark hospital in Park. grandson, Mark Ketterict, of Freel Neaoe. Supt. Worship SOl' 1 ersburg. W. Va. Stockdale and Mrs. Eulo Jef. •let IO I . m. Rev. Wendell ' Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yal"' fers, local. vislled Sund•y with Slutler pasiOr. were visiting Neva German and j Mr. and Mrs Harman SCbaef• Evening servtce: 7:30 p. m. £venin& aerviCtl 7.30 p. m., 2JJd Death ·delbodlsl Olarcll. Mid< Mr. and Mrs. Hartis Frank. . er. Prayer meetlag; ~ fib SUndWays: Yootb Cbolr. dleport, M. E. Dowsoo, pastor; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells / Mrs. Georgia Diehl is on the : p. m. Wednti!My. s-.rttftl' &.30 _P. m. edneaday. Prayer Mrl. Nan Moore Church Schoo! were VISiting Mr . and Mrs. Ken- • sick list. Pnc:tlce; 3:30 p. Ill rue. lloot1ng. 7:311 P m Wedl>e!day Su L; Churdl School, 9.30 • · ny Reynolds. , --. Junior Cbolr Prucll... Lottrldge EUB Churcb,. Rev....~ Worshl Service 10 ,111 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swain vts.l mtsH STRIFE Hartford Baptist OW.b Euaene E. Emerson, pastor; m.: Me~ot Youth Fellow: iled Mr and Mrs. OlivPr Swa in I BELFAST. Northern Ireland . Olllclal Warren G. Zlnn, pastor; Mom- SUnday School 9 : ~ a. m. R.. mti> 7 rd l Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dill, Porn·. <UPI J - The governmetlt lng Worship 9 a. m. Sermon. lell Archer, Supt. Sunday ting pistmS, d t 808tb . eruy were recent visitors of Wednesday night ordered police ''Cbrlst Will Come Alain." 1:50 worshlp 10:45 L m. and 7;30 ;';; • ·~do Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter. protection lor the hom.. of a. m. (burch School, classes p. m. alternately. Bible oludJ · P·:::: 7 3 • Et" Y VIolet Smith northern Ireland 's premier and 1 lor all aaes. Tuesday : Child· lnd prayer eervtco led liY ~ ~od110!ru, 7 p. m.; eaoor Iolh•r ministers because ol ren under 12, 3:_41; Youth, 12 or 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. CIJm M!:..rsJtie ~.:~lot Church SUBVERSIVE FBI terrorist threats. and up, 6 p.m.. Adoll Bible tlan Endeavor, 1:30 p. m., 3rd Wend U G S p MOSCOW (UP!t- Tass. the The danger was apparently Study, 7:30 _p. m, . Saturday of mODth. e · tutler, . astor. official SOviet news agency,! pmwd by Repub licrn extremistt 1 Blldaad Firat ~pUll• Ol!U'd MorDiDa Star EUB Cbardl, Sunda_y Schoo • 10 8· m.' War- FBI of espionage and :mbver- : wt10 want t.o end the partitl1111 T~tW .. I'f SUnday Scbrol9:10 a.m. Presc:l> Rev. Menzel Smllh, pastor: 9 lb sbMip servChalce 11 a. mbod . sive activity aga.nst the Amert· of Ireland. Oeuttr•MI'II'f' lllp SUnday 2:30 p. m. a. m. Sunday School. ll'rell orse pe !Met lsi - can Communist partv . · JJ:J.J rr. WID lllpllll CllarN, Smith, oupL; Earl Shulor. Ass'l Jomes Early, pastor, Oliveri· Tass criticized the alleged current trial of the party in a Pastor, Rev. P au I Morning worship 10:1b o. m.; Sayer, Supt. Sunday School 10 use of paid informers ,; the Washington court. Sunday School 10 L m Prayer menllng 8 p m Thur• a. m. ; Preaching 11 a. m. . ·- --~ ·---- - ' · · · Portland Melhodlsl Church· • SUpL; Preaching day. IL L M 0 11 t S d tn£ Worsh1p It a. m.; NYPS Sunday 7 p. m. Vonns Peopltl With the hope It will, In 1orue 111661Ure, Iotter and help aa.rp. m.j Prayer ser· Soatla Bethel EUB Cbareh- Sch · ~ . :eH!a~dor. ~n 6:45 o. m.. Evemng Se rvwe l.eRion: 7 30 ?- m. SaJvatioll tain that wlakh il good in family and community life, thil /eo. IV>ou. 'i:10 p. m. WecloesdQ. Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pu- Sup~1Ke~~th ~cLeod, 0~:st' ' .30 p. m.: Midweek Praver ser· meeung: Tburc:day , 1 to a Lao IlL ltorlall Baptll1 Chate!lt., tor. Sunday School 9:45 a. m., Supt Preaching 7.30 p m Sun-- v1ce. 7:30 P. m W~dnMday 11~s Home ~.eague : 7 p. m. Prep tr1re it 1pomored by the bru inea~ firm~ and organuatiom of Fourtb IDd MaiD St. Norman IL Babr, SupL Sunday dsy.'' . . . Mlddlepnrtl~Dr<!lt ot tbe Nn ''lasoes; I 30_p m. Bible otudy, whole nalll8l appear below. Middleport. R.v. Nyle Bmlen, Worship 10:~ a.m. and 1:30 p. Racine Metbodlal Cbarcll arene, Rev . Clyde J. Bartlett orayer meetmg Other aervlceo IDinJIW. Sunday SchooJ 9:30 m. Alternately. Bible Study R. L. McDaniel, pastor : SuD~ 1Sundav '-'d10ol 9 30 a. m.; Morn- ov announcMnent. a. m. Arnold 1\tchanls, SUpt. aod Prayer service led by past. day Scbool 9, 30 a. m.: Proact> •n£ Worship tO 30 a. m; NVI'S Po~ro, Sovenllo Illy Adv.. Morninll Worsblp, 10:30 L m. or, 7:30 p. m. Thunday. lng 10 ,30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. rn.; Young PeoP' '· 6 ~~ p m.; Evai> Usl Cbareb - Mulberry lletghto Naomi la,u.t Cbllftlu a.. S)'racose E.U.B. Cburcb. Pool Prayer and Bible Sludy, 7,30 p. gellsUc mel'lln~ 7:30 p. m.: Rd .• north ol Melgo Memoria· da1 School 9:30 a. m.: WOf' A. SeUon, Putor. m. Wedno!Sd•Y· Prav.. m·,·· ·•· We<1 7'!10 P m Hospital Pas10r. F W Gtttord ohlp II 1. m.; Prayer oervtee, 1:30 a. m. lluoda1 ScboOI, Ben Rocl! Sprlnp Melbodlst _ I"'!Jlel'liY Nlurcb ot 1t1r Na~ Assistanl Pastor . James H I p. m. Wot!neaday. Quisenberry, SupL; 10:30 a. m. Chester Lamey, paotor; wor· irene. Sunday School. 9 so a Hoffer Se."'cea oo Salllrdav Carloton dJanb. llni•bary Morning Worship servlco, !Jt obip service 9, 30 a. m.; Sun· m.: MornlfiS worship 10:4~ a. Sabbath Scnool. I 3tl p m. Rosd, Rev. C!Jde Hinton, pae- and 3rd Sundayo of tha month; duy School 10 .1$ a m. MYF m Evemng Worsn1p. i p m.; Worship, 1:30 p m.; V • u tr tor. Sunday School, 9:80 a. rn.; 7:30 p. rn. EV<Dlng EvangeJis. 8,30 p. ,{ ~ayei · and Bible ' Prayer DJeeling, 7 p. m Wed meeting. 3 311 p m.; Bibt< Slu Ralpb Carl, mpt Sunday w... tic Service, 3nd IUid 4tb SUD- Study, Wednesday, 7,30 p.m. Rev. Clyde ' Hendersot>, pa• 1dy, Tbursd•Y: i:Jj) ,v. m.• • ohlp sorvico, 10:30 a. m. aod day of montb. B!TIIANY lllllliUid Metlladlat Cban:ll- lor. , fl Evans llel8bts, Gallipolis. of Ooo4 lltlad 7:80 p. m. lltemltely. Prayer 1:311 L m. Monllni Wmblp: Rev. c. J. Lemley, pastor: CbDrch ol tile Nazar,.e, PoD> Edea United •relbr~ Ia . llla!tlllitaD. W, Va. meetlne Wednesdly, 7110 p. m. 10:!0 a. m. Sunday School, BIY· Chll'ch School 9,30 a. m.: wor erol Rev . Clvde Henderson. Chrtal Clmrch: Rev . L'<len II. Cohu!tlllr lllopol: W..utpoer- tha Thebs, SUpL; 1:111 p. 111. ship service, 10:30 a. m., M J)ISlor: Su.1day School 9:30 e ~alke. o.,JOr ; Sunday Sct<JOI, each Sunday t:IJ a. m.; Youtll Fellowship. CAIIMEL - Y. r . Monday, 8:30 p. m. ohlp servtces 1:30 p. m. Su~> 10 a. m.; Wirulit Holomger, oupL School 10 L IILI Youllll:30 L m. Sunday Scbool, WI)' SU.....W. Melbodlst Clnucll m.: Morning Worship 10:30 e. Christian Endeavor, 7:1b p. '1\. II 6:15 p. Ill. Eveafna wor- .. &usb, Sup!.; 10:30 L m. Arlllur SUit, pastor. Sunday tervlces 7:30 p. m. p r 'y e r Mrs. Lyda ChevaUer. prooidonl, m. etcll Stmday. MDI'IIiDI Worsblp. 2nd IDtl 4th Scboo~ 1:30 a. m.; Gene Wolfe m.: NYPS 6:15 p. m. EveolnM ciB..., to. lfL Sona servter.dbvJrt Olri Gl Oirllt, Sunday of tbl mCIIth; I p. m. a.pt., Services Thursday even- meotlnR !:30 p. m Thul'llday $ p. m. PreachmR 8:20 P. m.; Marcum, allnlster; 8lllle Bvenlng Evanpllsllo Sorvico, lng. llttJre!J Ill tbl Nazaren., fta. ' lid Week Prayor meeUna, 1:31 llld MoraJna Wonltlp, Ill IDtl ard Sunday ol month. SaltOn Metltodlot Cburch - elne, Oblo. Sunday School 11 , o. m. Wedneeda,y, Clau LeD lit a. m.; Cbrbllm Bndeo\ro Tippen Pla1ll EVB a.rdl, R L. jJleDanlel, paator; Clint 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship •r. Mn Mazie Rolslllgor . 8 p. m.; Evenlna Worship, Rev. B:ucene E. £meraoa, pae- Orr, Supt. Preaching 9:11 a.m. Servlto 10:311 a.m Sunday Ev• Biehle! Evaqelieol Unltel p, m. , tar; 8lmdly worahip 9:30 L m. Sunc11f. Sebool 10:15 a m lllng Service 1:30 p.m.; Mid . Brethren Church - SundaJ CltltnlttiiJ CblrdJ 9uJtday llcbool 10 a. Ill, Jlo. Oall:(jp11JIJietbtldlsl ~ week Prayer Service Wedn.. School 9:45 a. m. Worsbfp, ' Rltabllllted In 111M ~~~::..~ m:.~· blrt Vllle1lld. 9opl. Bible flluo H. L.'~el; paator, 'EU'I dsy til) p.m. Rev. Morris 14. :tnd and ltb Sunlloy. I :G L II "'7;30 p. dy IDtl pnyer lllr\'lcea led bJ Cross, lf.pt. SUnday School 1t Wolfe, Pastor. ID. Acbasb M1llor, paRtir. West Colambll, W. VL lllddleport WY 2·326t £vangellsUc ..,.. pastor. 7:30 p. m. Tlleoday. 10:16 a. m.; Preachlna 9:15. RullaDd Cllarc• o1 1•• N••••· t UK fhn.ch t.otor. '"" Pb. ua- 7'18<ie83 7•30 p. m.: aod Adult dasl meellng 1:30 p. S)'I'ICoM Methodist thurcb roe ; SUnda) School 9 30 o. m . i •ay Srhool ~ :JU a m.; wo... olp 7:30 p. m. m. laal 1140011ay of month. Woodall G. Stutler, pastor. Mornins Worship 10 4& a. m • · S""'" 1 ill o m. Hemlock Grove Chrl11tlan redwatiMI Cha.reb. I'OaweJ, Worship Service 8:45 a. m. Sun· EvanJeJistlc ser:ice 7·45 ;J . m Letart Falls Ualttd Bretbrt• Church, James Quisenberry, Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor; day Sehi019i45 a.m. MYF Sun-- .'.tldweek praver service. 7;4$ p in Christ Church. James Mur· worship tervlee, 1:30 a.m. Carl Kau!J, Supt.: 9 on d t, day 6 p. m. Prayer meetin~ m Wednesda y 1 rison. pastor. Sunday School al Bulova Watclles -Salol aad Sorvlco Wtlt lllafll It Pomeroy 1 Syro<use Cburcb o1 lhe N.,.. . 9. 30 a m. Preacoin~ ~ "·<·ces Sunday School 10 a.m. Terry School, 8 a. m.; Worohlp hour Sunday Ub p. m. llfl N. Bocond llldtlll')lOrl lupport lito CburciJ of Your Cbol,. Cullums, Supt. 10 a. m. Letart Falls Unlled Brethren rsne, WUIJum 1:. lbor.,., paslor 1 ftrst and thtrd Thursday eve~> lrldlonl ctmn:ll of Olrtll, MI. Vt.loo F.W.B. CbardJ -Ill C rlst Church, SW!day School Sunday Srhoot 9 30 a m.: Mom ings at 7:30 p. m. Seoo.,d and Jo o Robinson, llllnlsler; atnday School 9:45 a. m., lllorl 9:30a.m. wo~p servtceo. The iJ1I wurship 10 30 a. m. · tourth Sund''' eventntl! al 7:30 For!eSI. SUpt. · Bible Slarkey, lliPl; Eveolq wor first and tblnl Tbursday even- Peotocotlll Auembly, Ruole ! p m. Prav•r meetln> secmut 1:30; MOI'IIID& Wortlblp. olllp, 7:111 p. 111. by Cecll Coo, lnp 11 1:30 and the second and 1'4, Bav 0 aul E Jones. putor i and fourth fhursday evenir.p a. m.; Evenfnl Worstu~. Loyman; Young People's met1o fourth Sunday nl&bto al 7:30. Sunday School 10 a. m.: WO!' and lim and third 8unday ov"EwYihlus In Banlw.,.. 111. Wedueoday, 7 p. m. lq and Blblt Stutly, 7:30 p. m.; James Morrison, paator. day. Wednesday and Friday 1enings al 7 ltl p. m. Cllolttr, Ohio ' II Blblo Study. Wedneaday; Cbo1r pncllco at . lbaall RDD nee lllelllodlll. l'be Pea!eCOIIal Cb""b. Mld- 1 MI. Hermon J aittd lltt!tllre1l Po-. Oblo t Deller Cimnll t1 C ~rIll 7:30 p. m. ThUI'IdQ. Iober' E. Sml._ Sr/ paotor• dleport, Sooth lrd Ave , Sunda) ir. Christ Church. James Mor· 11~·••• Schooll:30 L m. P r - DuVIIIt Pllgrl!ll IIOIID..,, 4P. Sunday School l :l&"a.m. 0. 0. Scbool\0' m.; ~unday evening rtson, pastor. Su,.dey School fniiO:IO L m., lint IUid tltlnl 0. r..anp.tlle, Dblol, tift. 0. R. Patterson, Supt.; Morrung Wor evangelistic service, 7:30 p. m. 9:30 a.m. Preaching servlcea sunJ111a. Car, put:ar: SUoday School, 9:!11 lltlp 10:30 a. m. Yooth Service. Wednesday Bible Stu~ 7:30 p. nrst and third Suruta1 otgllto M-. OIJ a.dl ttl QQ4ol. a. m., Robert Gnte, SUpt. Wor- 1:* p. m.; ~ongol!atic m.. m.: SaturdJ: night Prayer and at 7:30 p. m. Secood lind •oorth '1'Ue Someoae With Yon To Ch\Rdl lotldorllltdltllkllq SU'PPllN II:: Strell; SUilday Blbla olllp aervlto at 10:3; a. m.; PJI. ..... 7:111 P· Ill.; prayer meet- Worship I·"O p. m. Pastor, Re• SUnday mornings at ll a m. In PomtrOJ Over 90 Yelfl II t a. m. !YIIIllll WO\'o llllll Youth. ~ : t,5 p. m.: Evat> ID8. Tbu1'81''l/ 7:30 P. m. B. L. BirrelL Prayer meeting every WedCbeJtor, Oblo Pb. 18N000 p. 111.: Blblt StudJ, plliUo oemce, 7:10 p. m. MJc1. rr. ~tan:~~. LoorBorrisoavllle Presbyterlu day at 7:30 p. m. ChrtsUan E~ m. WlldaetdiJ. Woek prayer and Pralss, Wed- el Cllll, '"'· R. t <:Ill. Churcll, John Dovles. putOr: deavor, second and fourth Sui> Attend The Cltul'U ol toe Clioloo Qon:IJ ttl Qlilt, lelllly, 7.30 p. m. PIIIIJt. SUnday School 9:30 1 Cbun:h Scbool 19:30 a. m. WOf' daY" at 7:!0 p. m. anti s -. llonlld ........, Ball ot J - ' t a; Pldl Wilt, lllfll.; Morning olllp service :30 p. m. Utile Kyger IJDited ~ Hicks, minister; Bible School. PubUe meeting. sun- -•hlp 10:30 a. m.; Yo u I b Reorpnlzecl Cbardl 01 J - o1 Chnst, Cheshire . Kyaer • Albland 00 Productl ;30 a.m., Kanne'b McJI:lhiane)o diJ 1 p. m., Walclltowor study ~ces 1 p. m.: EvangJlllllj< Cbrlst ol Llttar Day Saints, Ill Hartford Partoh. Wmen G. !lmnl'l Bolllt Gsa 6c tG !11.00 IIlli up llapl.; Msrnlng Wonlllp. 1 p. m.; Blblt llludy Tuesday aervlCtl 7:30 p. m. Mid · Week mllea !rom Racine Cll Reel... Zlnn, paotor. HarUOI'd B:aptisl WY 2-1411 Oblo PomerOJ PomeroJ WY 2-21M 1:30 m Evening Worship, 1 p. m. Sorvico meellng, 7 p. prayer servl.,. 1:30 P. m. Wad Portland Road. Sunday Sc:bool Church , Communion Worship P. m., 1'r11V Service, Wed- m. 'lbtli'ldQI !lllllllry scllool, Weduesday """ Friday 9;30 a. m.; Worship 10:30 a. service 9 a m. Tuesday, 3:41 DMtlay, 7 p. m. 1 p. m. 'l'llantiQ. rr.edom GallJlel Mlsst•, .. m., Sullda" evening II Qllldrao under 12; 6, Children Chun:ll Ill Cbrllt, POIDONI, &&. 1'1111'1 ... Ill. Jalul'l sllan Sli•m•llle Rood: E. J 7:!!0 p. .u.; Wod .. wOI'llblll s""' ll and up; UO, Adult Study II=~ Millin. pastor: SUndll' Llltberla c:lltln:b. - MornJna Orlllltb, 11Uiar: Ruger W1 ~ leo at 1:110 p. .,: Pastor, c. w. aroup. II 8:111 L Ill. Owrcll 10:10 11011111p 8:11 a. m. and 10:45 lord, SUpt.; SUnday School 10 Proffitt. All serv- MlddlepGI1 Pint U•lled Pro• m.; Cbrtlllln ladea•tJr, 6:10 a. m.; 8oDdiJ Scbool 9:30a.m. a. 11.; llfuaellstio f!etvtce. I· tc:es begin et 1:30 o m. bytorlan CIJun:b, Rev ID. Evealq Sorvico, 8:30 P. (lath ~ are me& :IO·p. m. "royer meeung, 1:30 0.. LadJ t1 La.- IIIIIIM Rnppelt puiOf o Sunday So:h.,•l Ill& u Cllllll Ill. Jobn's Church P. ID. ,...,.., lac a-. .... ~ r. 1:311 a. m. Mr. Fred Lewio ...... CbrU tl Olrlll. Ill 1'1111 Grov1 while the new 1•111 llllst.. I Olive N- ~ odallnlitrator; lllll*J IIIJII.; 1130 L \11. WorohiP . ., ,. Bible School 8:10;, Communlllll S&. Pllll't ClnlrdJ to beinp built. ma, mtlllooary peSIDr: So& llaa UO o. m.,ll\.; llolJ 1111• r. m. YF: Wod. 6:!' Junt• lt:lll a. m., Y. IL AJ1r111 MetHdlll CIIIII't~ - daJ 8ciJool. 1:311 a. m.: Worsblp ol Obligation. 7 p. m. Choir: 1 p m Senior Chnl• II&IJIL llllll Cttltillay, planlal; lltv. Pearl A. C..lo, pulor. tt•• L Ill.; li'reacblng. 7:30 o Ill. .111111'1 Cotiiolle llllalllo: 11yr1C111 f'll'll U\11\101 ""' 8tuJir, 7:30. Delbert fto. tluDdaJ Scbool 11 1:30 a. m., ._, Pra1W ...,tee, 7:30 P. ID. - Gvyl'fllle fDllleiJ IIIJI&II: Cbarcb - l,'burc~ "" LOCAL UNION & MaiD St. II ........ Ollrltl Taylor, SUpt. Wonhip fttndaJ. Rev. P'nak lllalarl. PD ,.•..,. . . a. m.; S·• • lllft!IIWOod. IV. Va. 1111 a-c. fl. Cltrlst, ~ ..me. 11 10:45 with Vero 11)1-1 111111... Reo. Barllllr, SUIItil1 ..... It:• L IDol 10 L m.; Blbll Study, WPfl • lllrrtnrrlilt Road, &. SWII'II, Iayteader. SUnday oven- Ollllw, paalor: Services OVI!tf lloly Day of Obllp\km 1:30 L 7:30 p .ta IIPIII Ul\dlniOOd,. allntater. Ill- fnllll, MYF motta SUnday at ot 1:10 D. "' m.; Confession, \1 bour belor. ~pl'Hartlonl P•· ldlool 1;111 L tD.; Mo~ 7:41 p. m. Worlltlp aervlc:os fttt Cl s• al lllo Naore11e. Mass. lib, llartlord Bapllll Oturcll Cburcb 111140llloe . . . . . -GUll <tNI' I blP fl. P. m.; Robert ..... 1!llll lbt lllv. Cato. Tues., I p. Clllller: Rev. Htll'berl Grate, 'l1le llaiYIIIIJ, 111111 lltiltllna Warittdp I:IJ DE'I' ller., ' . ~ 01 ~ IINIII ~ lillie 'ldlonl 11;11. 111., Nll1llr meet1111 o! the putar; lliehai'd Barton, Supt. Rey S. Wining, allloNID cllup. •wateiJIUiwl ar 1111 Tea ~ . , · • , llllan. c:attnll 01 God, lilt, 'II'8CII at homt rl lin. Cillo. awt. Blssell. Assl SUpL jSunday 10 a. .. IkOn a .... VltPa.• TladiJ - OIIICert · .:..,oiiJ!I_"""'_,J.Gllberl IIIIII*I, p.tiiW. SUtltll) Wed., 7:41 p. m. Mid • Week !unda1 &:llooi Jtlltl a. 111.; Mom 1118: 10:30 a. m. SUillll,y SCilool. 111-'lW mull.._ 7 p.til: IM. , ~ BAUM LUMBER CO. H-Phono-11 Yine Worship, l0:30 a. m. Ser· en, W.. Va . v_1s1led Mr. and and son, Columbus. speDt 1 mon: ''God Is With Us~' ' MY~· Mrs. Bill Swam. weekend recently w1Ut Mr. and i:311 p. m., Sunday; Mon· VIrgie Mora and Emma Car- Mrs. Homer Halley. II;'::', OOOD Port< Control Hotol lld1o Secoll<l A-uo lutl_, Ph-. 446-4290 and Mrs. Lou Diehl Mr. and Mrs. CbtJTies 'l'hOina a: PI'. PLEASANT -Mr1. Crow of 1701 Jefferson !ij;;;j] mother of Gene Crow of Cm••·l Hussell Funeral Home is 1 lient at Holzer Hospltal. Crow, 94, fell Tuesday nJgiU ller home and fractured her llip. K. Snowden v... Flnl Baptist O.lll"dd. Pome- day. - Rev. Carver Williams. Qnee f!.plscopa) CburcD. School 9:30 1111 tUO. ,....,.,, The Re• Rlcllanl II. Worsblp service. 10:30 a. m.; MsrUn. Rector. Saodl' - Mor Nuraery and Juntor eiJurcll for llllng rrayer and ~ 10 ,30 childr<IL m J;oll hour loUowl rtral Boptlll Cbure•. lllcbJo ··~IOI'Jrt': EUD Cbufttl~·llfo. • M JU8 Smltb W ~Rov=.~C. L. 0 Uooner, paawr ~ t ·30 · pastor. g"'shlp School f.30 L m.. SliD SchooL · illl a. m.. y thunday 10. a. Ill. . 00 Fe!IUpL: 10:~ L m. Mlll'l> Ill wonblp. 6.111 P. m. BYP lollfshlp 6.30 P. m.•. Boyo and Junior FelloWiblp; 8 p.m. Girls Fellowship,. 6.30 P. m.. It ~~- ~M- consu ...,.. ~~. Mr. and_Mro. lllarlel ReaiY of CrooksvtUe called '"' Mr. 1 FRACTURES HIP C~rrol Bolnl 111 11100!11; '° Main speakers for the lng will be C. S. CoiUters. Mrs. E. Wyatt Payne. G"tnd 1 Chef Gaurre. nt-.IIEU•-•1 J'barada1 ws; . Dull d~vin(s not only out; it's don 1 forfintshed !-~hen you swing •way with Coronet. Thts IS an all·niW kind ol Ooclp 1 new kind of driving. Tht qu1llly car In the world ol automot!vu. The quality is roof·lo·road dNp. How can you tell? Just look 11 Coronet. Drive il Check the 5/50 warranty- It!at could ooly ao with a car f. """* p. m. •I Trade School (No. Yrs.) . . • • • • lour cl"..~ses at Asbury and come • College ~o. Yrs.) . • . . • • !rom oiXteen . states and two Crafts or Skills lore1gn counlrJes. I. Current Activity: · · • · · ' · · • • · ' · · · · · · · The organi2er and director a. Going to school ... , . . of tl1eSingers is James H. King, b. Are you presently employed• (Check) . . ..•. a native of Hesston,. Kansao. Full time . . . . . . Part time . . . . . • Allen Deyo IS the assl~tant cone. Do you ronSJder your job temporary? • . . . • • ductor and ac~omparust of the Permanent' ~~ers. Dye IS a senior rna. d. Looking for work: Not employed . .Empi~y~d .. Jorms in Church Music. e. Housewife •.. . .. f. Other (please specify) •....•.....•••.. ~. . . • RECEIVE Dl'GREE 1 6. ~o you have, transportation' . . . . . . PT. PLEASANT _ Carl G. · Own car ... · .. · Adler Jr son of M d Mr b. Would you accept work on any shift• ...... Carl G . Adler ol 181~ ~~lorso~ c. Would you travel to Logan for emplovment Blvd. wlll receiVe oc. n.there' " · u~e: ~ ee 1of Doctor of Philosophy in Ph • d W 1· . · ou d you relocate res1dence for employment? sics from Notre Dame Univ;. 7. How far do you Jive from L , •· · •· · 8 In what t "' k ~gan. . ......• miles. · ype"' wor are you mterestcd' Factory .. · .. · Office .. .. .. Oth er .. .. .. 9 Type of work you have performed · Occupation . (1\,Vorkinlg Title) Industry Yrs. Experience Hourly Rate riOCip i ' . . . . . . .•. ·' · • • •• • • '• • • • • · • • • • · · • • ·-· • • • • ••••••..• t:ao p. m. Wednesday; YCIIUli s service al 8 a. ..... Sunday Poople'a Sarvtco ~'rtday, Ull lldlool a\ 10 a. m.; 1'801 Ill m.: Wed. 7:10 p. m. Prover service 7 p. m.: Youns People B. D.. pastor. Church Scbool, meeting l'b.Pt1idciy 7:30 o. m. Endeaver 7 p. m. Wednesday; 9:15 a. m. Leo Crew, Supt.: onc:ttce Prayer meellns 7 p. m. Satu~ Leo Vaughan, Asot. Supt. Di· I ~~·g~-~aii~J.H:ar!~~Y!•!M:ro~-~A~r!th~ur~M~.:~~~~~~~~~n~~~:::~~~~n~3~S~.~3~~:·~A:v:~~~~~:~2:~:~:===M:~:~~~=rt~,~O~. • 30 a. m. Mornma ,..... prayer services. m. Prayer - o1 Old, ttl. -11na ant WdllldQ a1 thl Carpeoler 1tf1111 a.-o let. lllblel Worlmuul, jllllllr m.. th. .. Scbool9:311 a. m.; Man> SUnday llcboo1 g,co a. m.; Wor rlalw- IIIOld~~' Cllore. 10:111 m. llllp aervtce 11 a. m. 11111 1:10- Pearl A. CUt4. ~JaW. Wtlr Boptlol QeleiJ, MW• a. m. Prayer meollnt l:lltl p ablp ..,.,leo 10 L m. Onr) 111'1. Daaalcl 11ooa1, .,.. m. Tueaday: YOJlD& People' otber Sllllllly 7:45 p. Ill. 8liD ~ 8coool I:IJ L Ill.. meet1JI&. 1:10 p. m. rrldiJ. . dlf Scbool. II a. m.. ~obn ll'rell 11o11man. SUpt.· 10:11 a. llldllbd Cburd! 01 God, tift. •·"- 8upL Pra- meell!ll ' ~,. ,.. Worolllp flfnlco; BYP I p. John Smallwood, pastor: Suncla1 The United Melllodlst Cllurcli m.; lil'nllin3 Wonblp, 7:111 ~· Scbool 10 a. m.; Evantellotic Pomeroy -Melvin Alkire, B. A. \, &Supply Co. j a. . -, BertiiJo Pllbr ,; Mr. and Mn. Walter Hellmll! • · of Ball Rull 81111 Mr. IIIII Mn. · Chari., Dielll, Rogtt' IIIII Peg· '' o Staat aod Charlel Dloli~ Harrlaonville Riled, recently ! spent an evening wllb Mr. and .: · Mrs. Lou Dielll aod balpod Mro. Diehl celebnlod her birllldly. Ice cream, cake and beverage were served. Mr. and lfl8, Vlrlil Rclle o! Akron called on lrteDds here receotly. Mr. and Mro. Cbar!M iCm' were in Gallipo!IJ """'ntly tG Mrs. _Dave Holter of Chester were VISiting Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Rhodes ol New Brightoo, Pa., Non a Rltcble of PorUand, Mr. oDd Mrs. Jerry Yaies and dough18, ChiUlcothe,_ Rev. Freeland Norris of Racine, and Clyde Lawrence were vistiog Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates. Mr. and Mn. Kenny Reynaids and aon ,..,.. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barnhouse of Tuppers Plains. Patty Stethem Is a patient at Chlldr-' no ·tat · Col ~· s •rn m urnbus. . . Mr, and Mrs. OriS Frodenck of ZJonsvalle. Ind. , and Mrs. Hope Frake and son, New Hav· lll1p 11 a. m.; E•ango11111o Clleslel . . - Qd flee. 1 p. m. PnyCJ meeu... Pearl A. CUto, P•-; Will' p. \ ·j -.lllcllOOI Bapllll Grtel Belld: Re• C. 1.. O'UII> aor, putor; Rotlort Lewtl, IIQIL 1 : ~ a. ,_ 11ora1n1 Wonhlp 11141 Sunday Sdlool; 1 p. m. EYIIID& oeroloe: l'lllrldo1. 1:111 · c.., •..,nltHfK•ilti~A....,..,.,&row, ~rw . &...,,.. versa-tilt vaIIey . w_,. •• 1 · DuDLEY'S Ch' ~1·1 h 1P had & time llolllle~em again to look at some of e • u. e wanted, once H', the fascmatlng pictures. doesn~ts a small boy fot such a big book. Maybe he oalty u~d:tand all. of it. But it wheta hio curliiiA&Ua:~ curloBJty of a smali boy b truly e. Eve.n as Chip glanceo at the pictureo QUOiti are rac1ng throqh his mind And to wh:U0 lllobs 8 add..... theae qu01t1one' To.you' w When you.,.ters auppooedly "gro .~ questions, it Is up to uo, to give them the "?'UP and therefore wi~er, to try timOI d b' fight answers. In this day of someu JOuund ·•·--fng 1 th t · wy. We mullt fi ues, • Jon'talwayo true basic ans rst make BUn! that we have tbe way of doin t~rs ourselves. '!'here is no surer the faith g . R than by arm1ng ourselves with and In o and Wisdom found in the Holy Scriptures ur churche~. BUY I Quality Costs Less I Sentinel Church News Mr. and YOU wi£ ::J Laurel (]iff Society Notes Long Bottom Society News ...... -......... ~--- ---------------~------------ • -- -----·-~~·---------- ·· --·- ··--.... I ' ,' lira£., "•lint. -iaa OHIO VAllEY BAKING CO. • . .BOWERS ·DRIVf-INN RESTAURANT "'"""rd '\ ' ...... 7')....; \' u ... - ..... \.~ .,.,.,;,.jl ... , ••-'!""'___________..;._____ \ • , ·r �' ' . 1, ' • Classified Ads Your Modern Community' Bulletin Board 8-DellJ lentlnti, Pomlror-Mlddleporl, 0., Nov. 12, 1966 -- 2 SIGNS CIP .. Pomeroy ___ .._ ""..... .__Motor Co. For S1le For Rent and Apartmeots: New ApartmentS. Two and bedroo!IIB. All electric, boilding, beautllully ated plastered walls. plete Youngstown with dl•posal units. ed electric heating Storm doors and Building completely Front and rear Beautifully landScaped. vate parting. THE HAV'ENI Employment AD tradea truck drtve.t to project •Dalneera. Africa, Over1111 Europe, Asia, South PacJflc, paid travel, houalnl, food. Atlantic:. Btolb JalUJ' lobi, male, female over ta OEtB 11 ~~~~i;~~; Bn 26190, Oaklaod Park. li Fla. 33307 DAILY CiOSSWORD or Breeding Service. Call WY %l64, Pomeroy. IIIH415 TERRACE APAo~R~TM;;;rtENTS~~;:i·l ....:te~r·--:==-==1~0-26~= Inquire Thabet'• IJ Store, New Haven, .W Va. phone 882-2236 or 1182·27113. 11 8 6to · ~--·-- BULLDOZER WORK Reaaonable, dependable experienced. Phona WY 221111. 11 I IIIlo AlliWR <63. Employa lli......... -- ... ........ _ ... , .... .-·.,._ .... ·- LBeam or ft.Aaa•llltut llltake.. Slletlancl m..... ......... lslandl' ;~~~~~;;~ 1. A.. lead • I. i'tddler u4 llmulu. 1Poe 20. ~ m"""' ..... J~Ge• I.Ja~ 10. J'ftoUJe -.pot 23. Aut.o- ,.. 4.Atter- D.IAU'I *Mil l&. ..t ..... ntl't:r I.G,.._tlo leal: mother "1. &~ :15, SWp li.(Jal.... 8. CuiUvaf:tnr I. Applaud ll.Oraba b. Walko .n. Sifted tot goMt B.BuDU!&' .;·~ LI'L ABNEI u.~ M. Peeror-t"a FOR SALE !OWl 18. 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Alldrew ~.,10111 1:00 Mid Way Mallnto S:06 Jim Mill Show 2:30 Sunday •howr.u,· 3:55 News But 5:30 RIJir'l II'Mthor llepart 1:00 Stmdowa 8ereaadt 4:110 Ollclnf wltlo Doll 5:110 SpOrll Plrllll 1:11 011 6:31 lnllrcbanp THANK YOU 11 ' etc! .~ewt Qoypt-"" FOR THJ: GADf OP' .&. n:W.-SWIJ'T • 11511 CHEVROLET, % ton, I Blue pick up truck. A·l ditioo. Phone M....,, m.sn:rll wo!'l~ ! By BRANNER GATHER .A~Oi.JNO . EVERYBODY I ·GLORIA AND 1 HAVE AN IM• ANNClU/'CEMeNT lOMAKE/ �,,\ I 'I ' I ~ SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o, N"'. 12. 1965 . · I "" :r h • t p t PI A M d riS mas ar y ans re a e '/tt MBPW Meeting Thursday Night ' PI de-.-for the an· - ""' """' rna ~~ Christmas _party when the l,!:!ddleport Busmess and Proftsslonal Women's Club mel lJ!esda vening at the COlu~ •·s andy •Southern Ohio Elec· "-" tric Company. The party will be held Dec. 14 at the home of Mrs. Gloria Ebersba~h ln MaS?n, W. Va. There Wlll be a fl gJft exchalnge and members wiU make a mon· ey tree for the club treasury at the art P y. penltellllary tn ~ C!JJJI\17: -.. During the program hour Mrs. Nancy Elaw, Home Ecpnomisl, presented a demonstra- Chesf.e.r..l"'fi"ouncil M Has eeting In ~~: usm~P~~~~:,em•a,';:!~ Trussell Home ISpread ." ArouncJ And About Middlepart ·~ She prepared several h k d holiday dishes which were serv- tained the Pomeroy Shakespeare at the home of Mrs. Bruce k Election of ofDcera was held Mr. Leo Kennedy, Jr., Beecb- club Wednesday afternoon at Lloyd to make plans for the Mrs. Donald CoHins was hostM~~mr:::; fo~h:~r ~n r~ ed lo lhe club members. Guests when the Past Councilors of I St. is 8 rnedi?al patie:nt at Vet- her home, Spring-av. : annual Christmas bazaar to be ess when the Sew-Rite ~win& lhe . · pe . were Mrs Helen Handley Mrs. Ch.,ter COU!Icil Daughtel'l of Ierans Memorial Hospltal where The meeting In charge of' held Nov 30 at lhe church The club met Wednesday evemng •t hon m makmg the recent card · -'i._.. Mr' N' ' 1he is being treated for a back . . · · their club room party a success The club voled Mary Kunzelman WlU s. t- ~merlca, met Wednesday even- .1 t H . bl t tt nd Mrs. Dale Smtth president, op- Eleanor Circle wm atso assist A ., t b . · . to forego the ~ursing scholar· na Bland. ing at tbe ~ of Mrs. Stan-. 'l aiJ men . t eR~s uG~.. oCoalleege ened with devotions taken from wlth tbe baza.ar. ...._...suct,,oedr busmeMrss sesEsiJon wGall~ · 1 l'ru!8ell Basha Ro d 'th c asses a 10 ,..~, • Psalm 116 by Mrs 'I' A Hen~w Y s. za shtp this_year as the ~lub now ~Y A th ' ~ Mra ; 1 Mrs. E. M. Wood tlas return. nessy wh~ also ~ad· 8 'poem The commit~ planned the Imore, president. sewing for the has lwo m effect al Holzer Hos- Two Guest Speakera "]:-~ur orr a~ ;· en- ed from Ravenswood, W. Va. "Tho~ghts" and an article lunch to be served to the public Veterans Memorial Hospital was 5 sses. where she ha!!l been the g~est "Even This Much" by Nor: which will include soup, chili, distributed . to t~e members. pita! r'J 1 · se~ as c The group voted un~nlmous- Slated AI Church ;· Mit.: 8~1 Ridenour, vice or her son and daughter· m - man Cousins, taken from sun· sandwiches, pie, cake and cof· The travelmg priZe donated by ly to support the sending of a . : pn,ifdel)li, , opened the .meeting law, Mr al}d Mrs. C. M. Wood. shine magazine A Prayer For fee. Other 'baked goocl9 and Mrs . Don Mullen was awarded telegra~ to Gov. J~mes Rhod- Two guest speakers ~e wilh· !'Cripture realing, follow- Bob Davis assisted the Mid- These Times ciosed the d!!VO- handmade articles will be Cor to Mrs. Gilmore. Mrs. Donald es urgmg tht! placmg of th e: scheduled . to speak .at the Mid• ed by the Lord's Prayer in uni- dleport Mason:s with the Moth- tions. 1 sale. Attending the meeting ~cKnight received a birthday dle~rt Ftrst Umted Presby· son. Plans were made for a e_r·Daughter dmner ro: Evange- l Members responded to roll · were irirs. Lloyd, chairman, gift from her secret pal. lt!nan Church ne.xt week. Tqm Chistmas dinner at the Martin hne Chapter, OES • mstead ori call with a Thanksgi\'ing Mrs. Norman Wayland, Circle Game_s wert~ played . during Belton of Ontant., Canada, restaurant on Wednesday, Dec· Bob Ebersbach. . I though!. It was voted to send chairrr.Jn, Mrs. E. M. Wood, the soctal hol!l and prizes a· I will be the guest speaker at ~e ember 8) followed with a party Mr. and Mrs .. I.Dnard GwJaz~l contributions to the seven pro- Mrs. David Entsminger, Mrs. warded the :"'lnners. A dessert westmmster Youth F~llowstnp and fl gift exchange at the ·dowsky and children . ~f Wash- Jects which the club annually Perry Mitch, Mrs. Everett Da- C?u.rse- carrymg out the Thank!i!meeting Sunday evenmg at home of Mrs Ridenour , ington Court House visited last] helps to support. Plans were vis Mrs. Walter Hayes Mrs gJVmg theme was served by I5:30 p. m. Belton is a sopho'. · Iweekend with her: grandmoth- made for a Christmas party M.'L. French was unabl~ to b~ the hostess. Atle~ding were I more ~t Oh1o Umversity where I Offl...-ers _elected . were Mrs . er, Mrs. Harry Mllls. . and gift exchange at the home present. Mrs. Haymon~ Batty, Mrs .. Mul· , he is maJoring in business ad· Ray Morns, president; Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mtlls l of Mrs. Ben Neutzling on Wed· Ronald Browmng, Mrs. Willard : mm is tration and also attended Virgil Walker, vice presldent; 1spent the weekend in P~i~es- 1 nesday, December 8, with Mrs. len, Mrs. Dayton Strickland, the Tverson Polytechnic lnsti- Mrs. Norman PTecler1ck, secre- ville, Ohto, where they ViSited I Robert Warner as co-hostess. I' Mrs. Charles HoHman, Mrs. tu! e 1n Toronto berore enrolling I tar); Mrs. Hatti_e Frederick, with their daughter and family < Gilts for the. Qirls Industr~t. OCiety OnS Boyer, Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Har' at Ohio University. treasurer ; Mrs. M1lo Biggs, sen- Mr. and Harold Munns •School are to brought to this vey Van Vranken, Mrs. Mol Monday evenmg, Lucille Rl· l tine! ; Ms. Clarence Neutzing 1 (Adrianne Mills) j meeting. Kmght, ~rs. Edward Wells, iXPERT INSTALLATION! ' ben, representative of the , flower chairman ; and Mrs. Ross Mr. and Mr!. _RusseU ~cDan- 1 Mrs. Louis Reibel presented Mrs Lou1s Osborne, Mrs: Har1Hoard ur Edtil'atiun of the Cleland. publicity. ~amed .u lei are announcmg the btrth_of rB progmm on Thanksgiving. Of. Y old Hood, Mrs. Charles Rideout, ARMSTRONG'S U~::n e ral Assembly of Unit~ a committee to select hostess- s daughter at Holzer Hospital S~e described the (irst Thanks~ Plans _w_ ere mude to prepare M~s Thomas Grueser and Mrs. Presbyterian Churche. will ' es for the commg year were Tuesday, Nov. 9. The baby giVIng 0!' ~meriCa~ ~il and .al· ThanksgJVJ_n_g food baskets for Wilham Owens.. . '\ Linoleum __ . Inlaid Vinyl s ak at the local church on . : welghlng seven pounds and h~'O so told ot ThanksgJVmg in oth- needy f~m1l~es: when th e The next ~el1ng w11l ~ ~S~nda School development and Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Cleland . ounces, has been named Robin er countries. She sfated that Womens MISSIOnary -~~~~~o:l' i cember 1, wtth Mrs. Gtlmort Floor eoYermg for every ktnd ot floor. Best hY . • and Mrs. Oscar Weber. 1Renee. Grandparents are Mr. George Washington issued the the Laurel Cliff Free as hostess. patterns. Professional insta llation IJy us, or yout ptograms. G d d lh 'and Mrs. Harry Durst of Midfirst Thanksgiving proclamation church met Thursday ----ames were p1aye un er . t' of · th 1 do tt yow-self. Call WY 2-26a5 fOI free estiPLAN PARTY dl ·t' ( M Webe d dle)l9rt. or November 26. 1789. A story, m e recrea >on room var· rec ion 0 rs. r an M ttd Mr J cob Turner "A Su r I ' C \-,'1 " sonage mate. Deacoos and deaconesses of Mrs Larrv Wolle and prizes ar. a S, a . ccess u ,.,, ure and a . . I the First United Presbyterian warded the, winners. Several are spending Lhe ~eekend m poem,_ "Unearned," closed the wMr~. Gerald Pullins preslde_nt, WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING . d 'fts 1 Dayton with tllCir son, Mr. and progrl:lm. as m charge or the meetmg C'h urc11 rna de Plans to give a mem bers recel\le £1 rom M B'U T A d whJ,ch opened 'th S0 MOHAWK holiday party for residents at el paiS rs. I urner. essert course carrying OUt WI the I\oieigs County Inftrmary at . seer ·" Porn. Ptn. eal the Thanksgiving theme was taken fro~ Psalm 100, by Mrs. MAGEE . a meeting held Tuesday even-I Refreshments were served by I Earl French_ of Columbus served by the hostess to those ~teve. Elb1?· ~he group sang, Workers will conduct 8 housemg The party was scheduled th~ hostesses to the abo~·e narn. was an overn~ght guest Wed· named above and Miss Lydia Praise" HI~, fo~lo~.ed ~y a to-houoe canvass in Eastern LoS al l~ factJoa for Dec. 12 at 7 p.m and nam- ed and Mrs. Henry Spencer, !nesday of Mr. and Mrs. George E_bersbach, Mrs. _c. ~- Tomp- poem, Gods G J~mg . and cal School district Monday, Nov. Guaranteed ed to the commtltet! were Mrs Mrs M<~rion Wood, Mrs. Ed· · Mowrey. kms and Mrs. Phil Williamson. prayer .~Y Mrs. Carl Bailey. A 15, to rmse funds to purchase Paul Haptonstall. program: die Hartung, Mrs. James Van I Mr.a. Anna Ye~ger spent the ~m, " What ls A Thank Of· library materials af Eastern .IMrs . .Edward Burkett , refresh- Meter, Miss Leda Mae Kraeul- lpas! weekend w>lh htr aunt, Jfr~. WeU Receive• ler>ng, was read by I he High school. mente, and ,Fred and Don Luw- er, Mrs. ~ldon Kraeuter, and , Mrs. EdndnaMBarteShls. 1 S Attendance Pin le~e~.1 " Wh· 1 th Th k 01 The drive is sponsored by the 1three children ery pur~hasing Mr. a rs. er ey wan s ' a e an · Rwerview and Ch 9 te PTA j ' · 1 · visited Thursday, at Guysville Mrs. Orville Well .recyived a Cering Boxes Said," was and the Tu p~ . r RECORD HOP I with Mr. and Mrs. Ovie Miller. ptn for 19 ye_ars ot perfect at.. e~ by Mrs. Ebltn,. ~rs. James ers club In =~rati~~n~lth t~~ I Th e Junior class of Rutland Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moss· tendance durms the Sunday Gilmore, Mrs. Pulhns and Eastern High school tud t high schuol is sponsoring a ree- l J J man and family of Newark School hour Sunday at the Porn- Harry Clark, alter whkh council. ' en ord hop tomght. S-ll p m. in spent the past weekend w1th eroy Church o_f Christ. thank orrerlng was taken. Funds raised will be match~ , I he high school gym wtlh Lar-; th•ir parents. Mr. and. Mrs. Attendance pms were present- Members responded to by federal funds frgm Tille I ry And erson of WMPO as emEslJe Mossman, Mn~ers v;\le and ed by t.o:'ts Osborn~ supennten- call with what they were III of thl! National Defense cee Mr. and Mrs. Patr1ck Riley, dent, assiSied by Mlilon Roush, ful for. Food lor the Education Act. The goal has Mason, w. Va. after wh>ch a p>cture was tak- >ng baskel.s are to be taken been set at $500 t•~t~~ltllthttiiNIItJIJIIIItiiNtlllllltltltiiJiiiiiJtllltJtJtllllltlilltltii~I>II>I JII•JIJtltttltJ> Mrs. Ellen Ebersbach has re- en of the grouR. · ottten· re. the church. I turned home after a ftve weeks ceiving pins were Mrs. Helen Refreshments were served The Riverview PTA voted visit at Savannah, Georgia, Leifheit, six years; Sandra the close of the meeting PLAN FESTIVAL -.~ to spend $1~ fur playground with her daughter and son-in - Roush, P~ggy Bowers, Joe Wei- those named above and The Salisbury PTA will spon· I' equipment in its November htw, Al C and Mrs. Jerry Fry ker and Mark Smtth, four Joe Evans, Mrs. Clarence sor a fall festival on Friday, 2 ;mfleetmg which opened withd a and son, Marc. years. tis, Mrs. Clifrord Klein, November 19, at 7:30 p.m. at A 1 ag ceremony led by Ca et Mrs. Charles Eskew, Mrs. James Lewis, Mrs. Eugene the school. There will be games, Girl Scouts Jackie Bise, BrenSON GRADUUES Conrad Ohlinger, Kathryn and Mrs. Arthur Wise, Mrs. Lal!ra jlood, sweet shop and country ~l da Boring an~ ~ean Whitehead, Mr . and Mrs. Elta Gilmore Naomi Ohlinger, J, T. Rue, Schaefer, Miss Marguerite store. Door prizes will be awed· ~ , and TtranksgJVtng songs ' have received word that their1Mrs. Milton Roush Earl and heit, Mrs. Pearl Jacobs. Mrs. ~ by the group, accompani~ by I son. Marv in Joseph has grad· Buster Phelps and Mrs Dottie Lewis Fox and three Jean Whlt~head 00 the P1~· - uated from basic training at Will. three years; Mark Dutch· Mrs Robert Musser, Mrs. RIGHT RESULTS ~ T~e president, Mrs. Max.tne Lack land Air Force Ba~e . Tex- er and Kathryn and Linda Weh· old Dewhurst and Mrs. Dellberl lBy Uoited Pre111 laknatloaB1 :· I Whitehead, extended thanks as, and promoted to AlC. He is 1rung, two years; and Gardner Snell. (UP]) -Joe all who helped make the now stntioned at Keesler Air l Wehrung, Debbie and Sherrie ~ Philadelphia, 1 · val 8 suc~ess. Workers for Force Base, Biloxi, Miss. for Osborne, Becky Sewell, Steve Clark, Jot! Reynolds and out Davis, 199, ' ~. Eastern Ltbrary drive are Mrs. 37 weeks in electronics. I and David Clark, Mrs. C. E. Sauvage, one year. Conn. (1) "' Ramona Green, Mrs. 2 et Brown, Mrs. Ella Osborne, a There's som ething w'mderfu l wai ti ng for you at the POMEROY NATIONAL . and Mrs. na Osborne. ; BANK. A Christmas gilt of an old fas hlont·d coppe r la mp to give your I Studenl• helping are Cormle ll ~ Holslng~r. Karen Carter, Christmas that traditional glo11. dra Newlun, Linda Brown R.~':; I nie Orr and BiU Buckley: '[ FOR WEARING APPAREL FOR YOU 1nd YOUR FAMILY •nd FURNISHINGS FOR YOUR HOMI This miniature 71,~" hunp wh1 l h really works, stands on your table or ' will be conducted Monday ""''·II Detloletl To The lnterur. 01 The ~IAMJ (UPI}-A gay cruise !!!htp ~und for the Bahamas burst mto flame and sank early today. A spokesman for the h' id " tJ ., s lp _owners sa apparen y no liveGs wdere 'dlost, but the C oast uar sal at 8·30 a.m EST about 100 perso~ wer~ I P Food Baskets "rs. J nM d on ay 1 I Boot • jQIIll Q B • 1966 CHRISTMAS :! CLUB NOW! I I I '' 1 15. hangs on th e wall. You'll l'md many purposes fu r 11 dunng the holiday sea- son - and it 's you l's- fr eP-for opening your Christmas Club at the ROY NATIONAL BANK 111 POM~ Pomeroy or Rutl and. 1 I I I \ I I i~ .I 0ne K'}}edby T d . T Be ReCOf d / _I Ch1Jd Escapes S . . enous InJury J Car Fa}} I l I I 10£ D aughter :: 1 1 I 1, .. , ~, .. I' '1 !";' I I, ,,.. - Enjoy a Roolly Merry Christmas In 1966-- BUCKLE LOAFER $4·" Pay Each Week I 50c I $1.00- I- -$2.00 I $5.00 l$10.001 ~-:---·--- - ..· -· ·---- - Receive Next Nov. I $25 I $50 I $100 ! $250 i $500 I POMEROY NATIONAL BANK POMEROY If you don't buy the best carpet you can ·afford, Watch jto ur step AA-B A "bargain" carpet can look great In a showroom. rt can even look great in your home. For awhile. But where you walk on it all day, don't kid yourself. short-cut In too many w'ys. That's why ' they don't mw one. Thiit'a why RUTLAND ·' ' . Middleport ' . ait .. Elbtrfelch hove corpet mechanics with yoaro of oxperlon.- that will Install your carpet woll to wall ~th ptrlectlon. Como IQ and lot "' ohow you our compltte llno of umploa, thon wo'll coJIMI to 'fOUr hoJIMI and gin you tho complllod Installation prlct. llborfol.do can 11ve you quollty cerpet II grill oavlngt. Shop S.turd•y Night Until9 P.M. we sell Lees, MEMBEJR FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM IIEMB!lll F EDFJIAJ" DEPOSIT INSUR~NCE CORPORATION n .,. A "Bargain" carpet can't take lt. Not for long. Lees knows !t. They'd have to Serving Me1gs County tor over 93 years ..• Rabt'ed Skunks Jn Area Sai'd n·JeS Af HOIDe ,,,,' Join ono of th- Chriotmoo Clubs Now .. ' at .• ° I ' c E WSWISher .- • • I I Sat'd G d WORW ' Grim Task ·Of ldenti'fving B0d'Ies ontinues Today Of Recoverv JnJllr • ed' Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center The PTA voled to use $125 lor playground equipment. Joe Turner. Dohrman Reed and Carl Walton are to work th1s proJect. The room banner and readtlli hook was aw.ord-·11 · ed to Mrs. Wirth's room. Mar. tin Osborne played a ptano I lection. Joe Turner -program, II Ichairman Introduced' ma Pikojja or the hoo·kmoobUe, II who Bave an interesting on hooks' She said readln!rll 'Nursery Rhymes" to young children gives them background in reading, a that boOks are wonderful between nations, people, and e-nts and "hildren. The mobile has a run selection all ages, and distributed to 1,0011 bool!s a dny. Re~resh- IJ ments .were served. 1 Jk ' Ch e s ances 1 II t 310 ' DetermJne • dto • Whlp RebeII'IOUS ACtiOU UR 1 T~ 'Jtate . highway patr~l tn- The hig~way accident occur- ~ New Haven, suffered only 1!1 firers said a car driven by Lee vestlgaled SIX one-car acetdents red sometime early this morn- bump on the head at 4·05 a m Wallace 72 Reedsville round·· in a 2-4-~ur period ending ~t ing on Rt 7, in_Cheshire. three.! this morning in an aecident on ed a c~rve' and came' upon a 8 •:m.. thiS morning, including tenths or a mtle south of Rt. Rt. 7, one and two-tenth f miles large stone on the roadway. a hltsk1p and another \hat kill- S54. Isoulh of Cheshire. She was nol W•ll•ce. the patrol said, aled a cow It Thunnan. Patrolman Cecil E. Carpen- , treated. tempted to drive over the An accident occurred at 3:05 ter passing through Cheshire The patrol said that Mrs. stone. but hll and lost control. }l.m. Friday on Rt. 141, two and came ~pon the ~reck. The offi- Capehart lost control on the His car went off the right side four-tenths miles from Rt. 325, cer said the vehicle had appar- wet highway, while rounding I and struck a guard rail. Wal· when an ~nidentlfled westbound ently . gone off the Jert side of Ia slight curve . Her car went off jlace was not in jured and damcar, passmg anottJer rar. fore- the h1gh~ay , struck a bank and the highway and struck a guard I(.lge was mmor. No charge was ed L1~ L. Jones, ~· Rt. 2 stopped m a yard. raJ I. There..., was minor damage; filed. Gallipolis, off the highway to There was mmor damage trt to both the car and guard ra il. An accident occurred st 12·lvoid I colllaion. the car. The driver had not No charge was filed . OS am. thi s morning on Rt. 124, Mrs. Jones drove off the right been contacted early this morn-1 The first of two F'riday arci- two and three-tenths miles west aid~ of the highway ~nd her I ing ~nd th~ a~cident i8 still un. dents in Meigs county occurred l or Rt. 325. The patrol said a car stfijck I guard ra1l. 1here der mvesltsatton at 12 ·30 p.m. on Rt 124 , a mile Icar driven by Waller E. Zinn, :I was minor damage to both the Dorothy M. Capehart, 38, , and a half norlh of Rt 681. Of- 131, Rt. 4 Jackson, hit a wet car a~d the guard rat!. She was -- ---~---- -- - ----~ i spul on the highway, spun a1 11''11 1 nol lntured and no ha • o I ,,., 11 1 ,11 . c re;e was round and struck a bridge. , , ,1,1·, , flied. ff The Zinn car was demolish· HELP WITH CHRISTMAS SEALS - Studenls or Mrs. Emily Sprague's typing 2 and office practice e!asa at Waller II Amos, 42 , Green•- ' ed. Zinn suflerea an abrasion ~lddler:l HlghJJ!choollent the<r hme and talents to the Aleigs County Christm as Seal Campaign this week by o on the right knee but was not yplng a e s to .. used on 4,007 pieces of mal l gom g to restdents of the count y. Front row, l tor, are Susan Mor· boro, N. c., w~· driving east I trealed. No charge was llled ns , KathyMcElhnnney, Carole An~erson. Sandy Swartz, Dee Slaven. Second row. Symil Conde, Becky Goodall, lhrough Thurman oo Rt. 35 at In Meigs county courl F;. Susan Ohlinger, Perry McKmney. Elmor Bod>mer, Jaman lla Ward, Sandra Holtinshed and Mrr.. Sprague Absent L 15 a.m. this morning, a n d I· , was Elsie Barnhart. - Sentinel Photo ' · slruck a cow !hal was slandlna LONDON tUPI) - Britain Berets" In Rhodesia day, Judge Frank Porter fined ! --·- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - -- in the middle or tht' high.way. tod_ay appeared determined to Wilson warned that If BrJ. Jay Stone. 26. Gallipolis, $5 and i -.w.:~ l't''<~~ ..,, ) ·¥ t- ':lt'~"- < - -- - -The accident occurred 0 n e whip R h 0 d" I a's rebellious lain's response is weak II will costs, lor no red l>ght on an ex- I ! FRIDn NIGHT SCORES tenth or a mile east of the vil- white government mto line to probably lead to other action ten<k'd load, Jumor Lee, 36, Gallipolis 34 Pt. Pleasant 1 Jlage. There was minor damaa:e Sov~et Infiltration of th.e central agin~t Pr~mier Ian Smith's Pomeroy, $5 an.d costs, for an i Lott:an u Hillsboro o IO the vehicle. African country. Rhodesian regtme, most likely , unsafe vehtcle; and John Caslo.. Jackson t4 Waverly I P.rime Minister Harold Wil· Lhrough the Umted Nations. , ~2. Vinton, forfeited $27.50 bond rl Portsmouth t3 Wellston 13 · · - - - - - - - - · son cast the Rhodesian indepen- Without mentioning names, for speeding. snm'tr.t&AMarlelta o • denee crisis in grave interna.- Wilson ·polt~ of other nalions i Patrol arrests Friday Inc hid· I 00 . I Cbaoa.., ~3 Mdrlllar • ... ~AL~ LAKE CITY IUP))- 1the crash Thirty-live remalnot tiona! terms Friday when he "whk tl would be glad or : ed · Thomas G. Edwards, 17. j The- grulf"task of idenlifymg 41 hospitalized todl\y, 1 tfo!e& )tr 1 es:pressed concern about "a red e st 11 blishin~ a rmilltary; foot· iNew ~aven, spe~ dmg, bonded: AUG_US!A, Ga. (LIPD ~- . ~ ,, ,>~'"~'<:...•"1J.if"!($.~.,, ,~· badly burnt!~ " bod1es pullf'd serums or critid i conditiOn. army in blue (United Nations ) hold wtlh the special backing- ~ to Gallm county JUVenile court I Ph Ys Ir tans treatmg Ge n from the wre( kage of a u_mtedl Ten Civil Aeronautics Board - - -- - - - -- - and the aura oflegiiJmacy --of I Nov. 20, Kerry L. Slmde, 17, Dwight D Eisenhower agreed Alf Lmes Jet liner contmued 1 1CAB l mvestigatmg team! r:'O a resolution from the UnJted l Letart, speedmg, bonded to ap.l today on an ophmtstJc progno·today. while ten teams of! swarmed over the burned-out JO Nations." I pear Nov 20; C larence E Bales, j sis for hts good recovery from Investigators sought the cau~e hulk of the big Jetliner 10 lu J16, Rt 2 Bidwell, speedmg, Cit-Itwo heart a !lacks suffered thiS] I of the thtrd Boeing 727 cra~h Jil l determme why It hit short of The sanctions agamst Rhode- I ed Nov 20, Johnny C. Simp. week, ' 87 days. the airport runway and burst the I ~Ia hav(' been eodified In a bill son, 39 Harrod~burg, Ky. speed· I I I UnJ ted. OOosted l~e death toll into flames while attempting to . expected t b lh h both t b nded The doclors, huwever. expect0 m the 1 hursday nigh t crash tu I d ng, o to awear Nuv 17 ed that the rormer president I . . an . o reeze roug houses of Parliament on Mon- in municipal court John T Bro . ' 41 late Fr1day n1ght alter Orfi3 OeS day. Wilson pledged to make les, 23, Columbus, reckl~ss would have to be In the nearby Pomeroy police Chief J e d exammation of bodJes at a A Uniled spokesman aald _It :·every effort to bring the eratwn, bonded to appear No~. l ;~~t Gt~~o::erk~y b~~~~~ta~eif~r~ Webster said today he does not makeshift morgue 'eveale~ one ~<~.s also apparent the m&lD TOKYO - AN ESTIMATED CHICAGO (UPII- Torna~m:s 11leg~l regime to an end.'' l5: Glenn C Griffith, 35, Pedro, j moved to Walter Reed Arm~ remember a time when so ~~~e ~~c.tJm then the airime ",dmg ~ear failed. 75,000 leftists attended protest slashed across _north~rn Ilh_no1 s Sall~bury was reported quiet speedmg, bvnded to appear Nov. Hos ttal 10 Washington. many 5kunks have betn prov- P Fl;ousl} hhad listed . ?he plane burst IDto a bal~ ol rall!es lhrougbout Japan ioday and Indiana Fr1day mghl, ktlled today, wilh White Rhodesians 17; Lloyd H. Haggy 2; Pomep ed rab>d. Wh>le he has no exact ty ot er persons 44 flame alter the crash landing, to demonstrate their opposition one person, njuring 58 and getting ready to celebrate an roy, parking 10 an inte;seciJOn Doctors felt an appreciable count or the number. his de- pa~.sengers and . the plane s wJ t ~ the fire spreadmg forward to a treaty establishing normal leaving a damage toll estimat- "independence holiday week~ cited to Meigs countv couri shorter hospital stay wasl parlment has been called upon e_n_ tre~ crew_ of_ 8~_-s urvtved rapidly from. the rear of the relations with South Korea. ed In the millions of dollars. end.'' But a slorm was brew ing Nov. 19; Fred F. G rin~r. 31. indicated than in 1955 when to shoot down. it ' has been • plane. Survivors tore open Authorities said 26 personal ~bout JSO pe~sons ~ere oYer the status of Sir Hum~ Zanesville, insecure load, bond· Eisenhower .was hosp1ta hzed l quite a few" and of them onl_Yj emergency doon and W~WI were arrested in scattered cia· be~1eved_ Jmmeless 1_n th~ bitter phrey Gibbs, the Rhodesian ed to appear 111 Meigs county ~ven Wf'eks m Denver recover-1o~e ~s not .been round pos1-. a~d leaped from the bW'IllJll shes with police. chill ~mds chlli'Tlmg 10 the governor. court Nov. 19; and Howard L. mg . from a coronary throm- ttve m s rab1e~ test. I P aoe. The 41 dead ~ert unable tornados wake. State, counly Britain considers Gibbs the McCoy, 58 , ReedSVIlle, passmg boSis. The deadl y dtsease. transmll· ~nd es~:: lhe searlllJ nama VATICAN CITY METHOand c>ly pohce stood gusrd only legal governmenl Jell in IaI a h>llcresl ct'ted to M•'•gs H' h 1 1 bl tLJ It table by ammal to man, mduc· . tod I' d ed , , " IS ear rou e 11 s me . .. ., dlst observer Albert C. Cutler I ay sea mg o.11 amag the African coontry, Icounty court Nov. 19. does not involve a thrombosis es arun:'als to act rea 11y crazy The crash was the third sinel of Dallas said \otlay the Ecu- areas from potential looters. t It b1 d II accordmg to Cn<el Webster, 0 Aug 16 by one of tho oleet menical Oiuncil is aiSUIIling l Children were in school and _But Friday Smith ordered : ~ 1c ~ , u 8 d. ~ra. ~a Y They have been ob!lerved ~hasmedium · range Boeing ms' 8 the proportions of "Reforms- housewives w~ preparing din- Gibbs to leave Salisbury's 1 • • lut~e opm~au:~~~r ~~suf~c~:~;: _ing cows, cats, or _other anima~s Pomerov Police reported a which are powered by 1 elustef Uon - Roman style.'' ner when th~ sJnes turned black gov_ernment hou~e and made a: . blood reachin the heart due to m a manner rore1gn to t.hell' small -child. the son of of three jet engmes at the JNr The reference was to Martin and the tWisters struck: Hun- rad~o an~ . television broadcast I slow I narro:m blood vessels. nature. . Mrs Forrest Hulton Alban of the plane. Lulher's lOth century campaign tlredn of homes and busmesses saymg ' S>r Humphrey Is no Doytor 'd ~ - h One. In the Burhngham area,l ed . I .' F ·/ ' for reforms in the Roman Cath- were destroyed, longer legally governor." . c s sat ~s~n ower w~s was observed, and later killed, escap serious DJUI')' .r 1 ay CAB investigaton Indica~ the Church, whlch led W the · "People were erawli.ng out of A spokesman for Gibbs restmg well recelVlng_mtermlt· leaping into a farm pond. swim-1at 3· 27 P m. when the_mfant l because of the wide variatia emeraence of Protestant de- the wreckage like flies ," said denied ihe validity of Smilh's n t 0 ~y g ;r:· .. ~~~~~ant ming •cross, climbing oul. leap- 1fell ~ul olthth~ aulom:b<le she I in .'he three crashes, It w• nominations. Joseph Wozniak, a Joliet city statement, however, Gibbs' conseduaatso as --~edn de 0 10d~· mg in and making the return wt" dm 1w' Mr lbmot er a~ It unlikely the other 116 Boeial fficial t' ' n · - an me >- . edl I urne rom u erry-av mto 721s would bt tll'O ndetl b 1M 0 · ' mued refusal to leave could Everett Walter Swisher, 90, a cine "to control and prevent swtm, repeat Y' Union-av Bruised and scartch- Fede aJ A · · u y VATICAN CITY- THE EC- Hardest hit was lhe soulh- prove embarrassing for the lifelong residenl of Cheshire irregularities of heart rhy- The forced strange ant1cs ol , d th h'ld bo t 2 r V>atiOII Apncy. umenical Council endorsed the west edge of the Cblcaeo area. Salisbury regime. twp died at 8 •0 am ioday thym ,. I skunks, and any other infected Ie · eke 1 • 8 u years o1d, · mo- In Channahon, Ill ., Mrs. Her· · ·· home of 'daughter · · Mrs · · 1s sue h as ca1s or dogs, .was Ia en oonIroversIaI worker priest _ at the an1ma . to Veterans Memor- V Offi 8 181 vement today man Heisler 10 au Invalid Ge ' . · Dr Thomas C MattinuJy are fair and obvious warning l Hospital, treated and reo- 1 eterana cer ' ' ' TWO SUI FILE orge Tipton, Rt. 2 Cheshtre. ·. · . . •oo • . . . d 1I To Attend Meetin1 At a special Saturdny session, confined to 1 wheel chair, wss TS D Mr. Swisher was born in Che- Washmglon hear! specialist in of the<r SICkness. the Ch1ef sa1d. 1ease · . lhe councU approved revlalone crushed to dealh. Her husband, Two suils to set fees for Ia d ' shire lw Au 25 187 ; son 1 charge of the case, sa1d tlmt: He observed tbat a group of . The. automobile cracked Into . 11 a decree desljned to get 81, was critically hurt when lo be used fo hi h n I the Ia~·· Til g. a ' d' S Friday night, Eisenhower "onlyi young boys innocently and re- . a ullhty pole al the lurn as •II O.lford J . llbodea, ll!elp priests more Into tho world and !heir small hou,. oollapsed es were klU..; r::.ayt1~pos- , R u h S . nom ~· an usan felt ill during the acute period I cently, out of curios•ly appar- went out of control alter the Icounty Veter.,. Servlct c;a be social community. around them. county com ~ Y urteigs w~ss t ~s er.EI' IS ~afr~age or these two heart attacks. ently, cut a ~kunk entirely up. jdoor had swung open and the cer, will attend a VA ~ "Piecea of buildings are , mon P eaa co · .0 ary lza 0 an, ' 'An individual may have one The boys have taken t he ch1ld fell out. There were no ence in Columbus next 'l1nlrl. WASHINGTON - V. S. REP. sclltered aU over hell," Chan- U:ta~ ss Attorney General Wll- ;ho 1d"1d ~ years ago. He was or a hundred or lilerally immunization course now for i charges Damaae to lhe auto day and Friday, closiua bia ... lamuel Devine, R-Ohlo, has lllbon pollee chief F. W. Piercy b mAt~ axbeO,:~~ented here b e th as 0 dhiS famlly. Three thousa of such transitory rabies, a rather unpleasant e1- was lDinor. fice Wednesdny for bus!ao-. asked tho Federal AeronauUca sald. "Tho people are taking it Y rney a L. Jones, ro en an two siSters pre- atta without any residusl perience. . The office will be kept opoa, loard to lnvesllgate the pow- Ia alrlde now. But when lhe aun aska lhal prtceo be set for land ceded hun '". death. chan s alter that," Mattingly Pohce also 81Tested . Okey however, for phont calli uti ~lity of rroundlni BoeiDc 727 ....,., up today 11 wUI bit owned by Ruby E. Wlldermulh Two surv1v1ng d~ughters are said, the other nand, lhese KISer, Rac~ne, lor mtoX>cation, personal requeats, but .. buailircrafl on all alrllneo for hom<." et al, and Willard J. Mowery. M~s. Claude (Bess>e) Ashley of episodes may be a prelude to Shumate Service8 th?n removed h•m from county ness. The office will bt Optlll • lOUr&, BoUt pleoea of property, the M>ddleporl and Mrs. Goorge more serioua coronary Sl dF T d (ali laler to Veterans Memorial usual Nov. 2Z. Wlndl ocarred tbe country- slate IIYII, are needed in the (Jennie) Tipton of Rt. t Chesh- disease." ate or ues ay hosp>tal where a cut In Kiser's SI'IIINOPIELD, ILL. _ A ohio from Streator, fD nortb- construcUon and Improvement !ire. Tllere are two grandchildFuneral services for Clarence head. suffered when he fell Mr. Rhodes will be ....,.. NOOS\er Olllo couple was • central Dllnol!, along lhe of otalt Rt 7. ren and flvo great-grandchild. R. Shumate, 5t , who d1ed ioday at the Jail, was slltcbed up panted by Mrs. Rbotles IIIII lllard American AlrUnaa Jlot. DUnolt river toward Chkago ren. DETECI' EARTHQUAKE at S:IO a. m. at hiS residence, Police went wilh the emer- will visit with ber son'o ftlllliiJ, na 7'11 that .made 1 "precau- IIIII ICI'OII. lbe alate Doe Into GRlDDERS liON HE He attended Cheshire ochools, NEW YORK (UP!) _ The Rt. I, Pomeroy, w>ll be held gene~ squ~d loW. Main-s! near Frod Bush, Upper Atlfn&ton. lonary" llndiJW Frldly at Copt. lntJ!ana wbtre wlnda hit Heigh0 D and · Old Kyger Church. IFol'dham Univer~ty Seismic Tuesday at 1 p. m. from lhe Hoyt s Soh•o Station at 7:15p.m. and other relatives and friends. al Alrpgrl u · lire fllbtlnc land ~ Munster. Pomeroy'a f and lth Grade Services will be held at· ! Observatory said toda 11 Ewing Chapel. The ll<!v. Eu- where a woman was reported Mr. Rhodes wJU put up at the "!Uip-1 IIOod by. llllnola stale Pollee Supt. football learn ·wu· honored at a p.m. Tuesday at Old Kyger detected 1 major earthqu~ke in ~one Underwood wlil conduct the unconscious in the highway. The Deshler-Cole hotel, "Fint lheJ lt>l!l uo they wen WllUam H. Morris galhered banquet at the Pomeroy Ele- cburch. Rev. G. L. Durst wiD of· Asia shortly before midni ht r1tes. E-R crew took Mrs. Mary Bry- Mr. Rhodes said VA )lellll~ llverllnf! the llllbt lo St. LouiJIIalt, county, el\y end auxiliary DlOillary acbool Tuesday al 7 p. flclate, and burial will be in Friday night. 11 wao lhe SurvlvlllJI are his wife, Gtn- a of Pom~roy. to Vet- ers will receive the IIUIUII boecauae ol I tornado," B. L. polke, 41 recuJar army 10ldlers m, . Gravel Hill cemetery under lilt major quake delecled In Asia eva , two sons, Ivan, of Mans- erans Memonal Hospilal. The come questionatro card Willi tho !oilier 1114. ''lllen lheJ law, frGm tho Joliet araellll a ad Simon's Markel, Kroger, Val- directiOn of Miller'• Home fll' tn 10 hours. field; Leon, ol Pomeroy; two unit also ....,, lo lhe Pomeroy pension cbeck on Nov, 30. Tho ·we'rt IOinl <NI ID Springfltltl D. S. Army retervlsts to seal off ley Bell ~ry, Evans Super- Funerals. Friends may eaU at daughters, Janet Pierce and R,. D. t residence of Clarence beneficiary should study the 100ause ol mechanical trOuble." llrlcken areu Ill Dltnoltl market PomtToy Putry Sho the Tipton homo Monday eve- A Fordham spokesman said Gloria Johnson, both of Porn- Shumate who died alter the card and the insttut!tlnnl . _ acllnlt !oolers. and OU:ny' lntllvldual!l contri~: nlng and until hour of 1ervlce, first shock ~stored at 11 :47 eoy; three brothers, five sts- !IQUad's arrival. fully before comlnc to lilt 111'SAIOON - A VILUOI IN AcliDIIIIlllolt G6v, Samuel ed to the banquet' 'WIIich was TAKES VACATION p. m. EST F'r1day night and • lers, six grandsou and one fice ol!icelor btlp. 1bo pe~~~~on. ' · ~~~~ 1t11t hltwq H. 8lla]n plillaetllo .t'lstt the attended by 15 G seoond shock at 11:57 p.m. The grandaughter. . . LOC~L Tl>liiPS er must know hiS IJltiGII·inaoft>• lorth ,and South Viet Mom.Will Jol!el lllclay, ~l'ltllllesses PomerOy IIlah He d .:;:• ~· county dog llptlkeiii!On said lhe earthquake Friends may call II lbe fun- Temperature tn downtown from all sourt:eo otbir llllil Ill. - ~ .~ by~ It "a Jl'ootbill ~Bud Bickel w~ ~ • If wSeldeaon,;:;;•tio:,~· frobably II<C1liTed Ia MOJIIOIIL era! home anytime. Burial Will Potneroy at 11:30 a.m. today VA IIWIOIL The "AIIIntied 111: PIP. I) 11!11' ..,,.. . · · . · lbt llliltl 'lljitaktr will ~Utu\1 ,_ , M.~: t feliltered U 011 1bt lllcbter be Ia Me-'al Gardeu Ceme- was tlearees under •Jllll wUinot abt ablt "' tliJ lltil lila. '.' ·~ .. .....-• ""tieL IIIIa. llley, Cllliltr Roatl. lkleL ' pulati· · I To Provt'de $125 --- For Playground • vessel, a~arently In the for- about ~Our hour& untll 6:03 a.m. ~arkin told _of awakening to) Other veSsels ~~;wlfUy an- passengers and 110 erewmen. rescued 30 persons. .: ward secuon, be£ore 2 am. when It slid beneath the waves. f~nd th.~ ship's passageways swered the Yarmouth Castle's The Finnish vessel Finnpulpl The most bacUy lujured' EST, the flames shootmg so ''It was horrible, · just twrri-~ f1lled wtth great black smoke. call tor help. said it rescued about 90 survivors were plcked up bj high Into the black Atlantic sky ble" said one of the int'ured "People were screaming and -e Bahama St . persons, bringing the known Coast Guard helicopter ,._ ' u1 s ar, a cruise tot 1 ed • ,, that they were visible to ships survivors, Mrs. Betty Barkin of yelling," she said. ' 'After a ship that left Miami about the a sav to 450. the Ba~mas Star and f1owJt W 20 miles away, Burning all the Miam1 Beach, Fla. At Nassau, Iwhile they started hauling same time as the Yarmouth The Coast Guard discounted ~heNPrmcessAMt a8r!!ret ~ way to the waterline the where she was brought b I tI boa iD assau. :<N a.m. e..-~ Fire erupted a boa d th Y th C tl I d ,8n t h I' f Y ~a . res ses over rd and Castle also en route to Nassau, an earlier erroneous report that survJvors including a five wo- - - --~ _ e armou as e s aye oa e tcopter or treatment, Mrs.!JUmpmg overboard.'' reported it pieked up about 250 a third ship, the Florida, had men, had reached tbe bospl~ 1 1be sb1p, .the S. S: Yarmouth ~stle_, sailed Fnday . from MB>ahmt boun_d for Na~sau 10 the a amas With an estimated 550 persons aboard, about 450 of them passengers. 1 RIVervteW • • IYf'A - unaccoun~d for. 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