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I information •· and said the tOOth anniversary eluded the program by giving Two OhlO UniversLty students,tng an? unu~~~ 10 relation to of canada wtll feature a Ithe "Lord's Prayer" in her naol ;anad\ and IN~~;~~ ;~~:~~ ~~~tu~::e~o~at:S as close neigh- World's Fair in Montreal in live tongue with tlie yoUth eroup M d M' Wil1iam King ess to lite Willing Workers e<utlve olflcero wu ettendid lv paokaae. ~ ~~ aue spea ers a s h 1 1 1967 usmg their language, r. an r• · class ol the Syracuse Nazarene \ everyone who helped Ia aJo. mar oon1at1 ~w. or, ater Youth _Fellowship of the bor_s ~1r Belton, w ose ami _Y . so discussed the overn- The Rev. Howard Ruppelt represented Evangeline Cllap- church Thursday evening at in the HalloweeD J'tsti.VIl I rll Iller. . First Umted Pr..bytertan ' IS In the ium~er busm~;~'"'~s~ m~~ a~ilclfs covering gsocial [ gave the blessing before the din- ter, OES, Middle~\~~ ber home,. Alltens Road. Mrs. ~ .., when tile Syi'8CUBI P. II wu reported tllal ~1.11 Church SWlday evening . I maJonng m usmess I . " I and medicart: for Ca- ~ ner. . School of Instruction e a. Evelyn Moore was a contrJb- T.A. met TUesday eveaing, Nw. '118 lleart:d from tbe audlOI Tom Bolton of Ontar1o, a t1 o.hon , se,_un Y . urday at Lowell, Ohio. utlng hostess. sale IDd $107.50 from tbe rum9 in the school audit€rium. sophomore, pre~ented intere~- He noted la<:k of knowlf'dge nadlans The_ meetmg Wlb opened with Tom Ly~ns, w~o iJ em~loy A harvest dinner was served • The meeting, fD eharge ot mage ule recently apoosored 1 - -- - - - concermng Canada by the peo-! Mr Belton diSplayed the Ca- devotions by Leland Brown ed in Ponttac, Mich. spenl the at 6:30 p.m. and members were the !dent Margaret Co~ by Melgl County P.T.A. Couni pie m Umted States. He sa1d i nadlan flag . mstituted m 1965 with Mro. · Paul Haptonstall at weekend with his parents, Mr. seated at a table carrying out trill~ ned tile pledge to llil. \ 1Canada is the second largesll with Jls I'€d and whJte colors on I the piano. Following the meet- and Mrs. John Lyons and fam- the Thanksgiving theme, wlth the·~ric 6 abd the J. m the world m land mass. buL 1white centered with the maple ing N!freshments were served iJy cornucopia f!Ued with ~t as Lord's ~ra a:r i:g~son. Very Usiol Itt record play · tn Sin has a small popull10n. only l leaf as ts symbol. He presentby Mr. and Mrs Haptonstall, Sa dr Si C lumbus centerpiece. The Rar. Wllllam 1m . Ydevotions were giv the claurooms, end playgrdouad 1 12V2 Ia • 11on, 1 ed 'h~ group With a Canad1an Leland Brown, Bill and Edith I 0 b n11llwn He ~ave a geoKraphin a mp ' 'lllorpe asked grace. presSlve Th - supervleion were discusse . It Big 10 _ pr. 1 er · .. . ' . H 1 1 11 K th d R th was the weekend gu .. t o eo by Esther orpe. meed that l'al de.scnpuon ol hJs country.1flag which was placed w1th. the ap ons a , a Y an u M d M J Mrs Leroy watson preslwas unam·mou•h• ""' oooo• eBLACK :and noted its o11 wells, wheat ·~ Am~ican and Christian Fl~gs Ann . Lac~y. l?lita Lewih and p~e~~~ r. .an rs. ames dent, 'conducted the business Secretary and treasurer n- each teacher be responsible 1 :ands. mmerals and the populaon the dinner table. He· t.WG .. of .Conme.Jta.chner. S P · ,· session which opened with de- ports were read and approved. for the record 1)layer, when in eBROWN 1twn wh1ch IS d1v1drod among I Lhe sports mduding hockey and Mr. and Mrs. James,Brewing- votlons by the Rev. 'I.borpe. Mrs. Thorpe, membership chair- tbelr classroom. Bnto ns. Frent:h. EskJmoes and La Cross and the educational • , ton joined their daughter and Several articles were ~ead by man, ~sked that tboae who have 'l1le Ufth grade, having 21 : Ind1ans. m that order. He re1<11 - ry stC'm wh1ch mduded f1ve son-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Rog· members. Plans were discussed not pald du.es do so as 1000 as parents present, received the 1 ed the t!arly h1story of Canada yNlr h gh schools. "' .,er Luckeydoo of Huntington, W. for the Chrlmn.a& ~aso. Plans possible. attendance banner and $3.00 to Middleport Iwh1ch " hnked w1th the V1k~ngs, l . •. . . 1 K' . Va. Sunday at the home of the were made for a C!tristmas par. cll 1 Iris 11 k be used In PllfChasing a game iiiiiiiiii~=~~~~====:--::-~-~;,:. Also spcakmg "a~ M ss Jr • latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ty at the parsonage on Thurs- Fmance a man a er . room· Mrs Rose Eastslen Thornes of Norway, who L k d of New Haven lor a day December 16 and to invite reported that 1118 32 was clear- foc the~r ' · I is the govern~~s .for .Presid~nt . . . fa~U~ ;nner. Mr. and Mrs. the Home BuiJders and :fisher- ed. on the festivaL The teach· erday il the teacher, Vt!rnun t\ldt·~ s rhlldl cn wh,:e Matenal ObJectiVe and_mem- Luckeydoo visited Saturday man classea as gtreSts. .. era were thanked for providing A Christmas pro~sm will be slle is attendmg classes at Ohw bcrship night WllS . . observ· witb Mr. and Mrs Brewington. Games were played under ~· the door prizes, The group stlll presented at the December 14, uw~ers 1ty , led when Mary Shrine, Whit~ Mrs. Clara Phillips of Wilkes· rection of Mrs. Arnold and pr1z. ~as fall flower ~ulbs, dutch meeting_ Hostesses to be AvaShe spnkt> or her count? s Shrine of_ Jerusalem, met Fn· ville is the guest of her niece, es awlli'rled to Rev. and Mrs. 1ris, grape hyacmths, tullps, Zo Sisson, Shirley Huston, Madre!JgiOn •.m ~ culture m cunl rastJ day e~enmg _at the IOOF ~all. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil- Thorpe, Mrs. Betty Donovan, , olyn Stuttler, Patricia Houdato Amema s. 1 Bermce Wmn .. worthy htgb- hoan. Mrs. Roy Arms and Thurman sbelt, Jean Hayman and Helea Follmo,mg the talk9 !he groups 1pnestess, and V1rg1l Atki~!J, Martin Jr. An old fashioned I Hubbard. sang "Amenca," using "Go di wlltchman of shepherds, presid· Miss Carol Scott, a student hymn sing with Mrs. Thorpe as fO S<Jve the Queen.'' as a salute Ied and presented were Mary K. at the Holzer Hospltal School accompanist concluded the meetThe program of the evening to Canada and the last verse !stamhaugh. distnct chairman.of of Nursing, spent the weekending, Attending were the above was presented by the fifth grade for ArnerJl'a. Miss Kirslun con- ~ membership,_ and Edit? Hutsm- with her parents, Mrr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Oris Hubbard, students_ Attired in their Scot. - - -piller, d1stnct material ob- Paul Scott. She bad as her Mr. and Mrs Leonard Bass and Plans were made for a Christ- tlsh costumes, Becky Sewell IJective chairman. An i.~vitation weekend guest, Miss Millie Rod- Mrs. Franklin mboden. mas dinner and party at the and Lynn Baker, did a Ia p was reee1 ved to attend Fnends erick, Gallipolis, also a student Federated church Thursday, De- dance number, accompanied at Pomtrov. Ohto Night'' at Marietta on Novem- nurse. cember 9 when the Past Coun- tfle plano by Margaret NeuIber 17. The sick were reported Mrs. Harold WOO<lgerd is visUn/Or cilors of Theodoi'WI Council, man. An amusing play "Tht TONIGHT &hru WED. 'improving. 'iting w1th relatives in ParkersDaughters of America, met on Wise Adjuster" with Anpla U.VIS PRESLEY Talks were given by Mrs burg, W. Va. ThursdayMevenBingHat the F~o~er Hubbard as reader, and a so0c "TICKLE ME" 18 of by the group were presented. (T(' l' h ui col or) Stambaugh on ir.creasing mem- M p w 11 fF d s Mrs. 'Hry - emes, H . 'II ISs am I Jams o m • b k I t. The closing prayer W81 by Elvis Prc:-. lt•y, .Juht> Adams, . See Us For Your Remodeling Needs! JocclyrJ L<lnc, Ja t·k Mu llaney, 1berstup and Miss .ut;J.~pl er. 0~ lay, a student at Ohio Uni.ver- Plam were made for a a e Mrs Ray Seidenabel, presi- the Rev. William Thorpe. .\t erry Auders. . . 1 lh~ . purpose of malcmd objec 1sity, was the weekend guest of sale to 1>: held Saturday, Nov~~ dent, conducted the meeeting Culorca1 tuons 1M1ss Judy Wildermuth and her 2G ut Trt·Lustre Cleaners . i 1whtch opened with devotions Durmg the social hoUr, d• Ln c A1lmr ~s 1un 75t: and 40e. eFormica Tops ePaneling eCeiling Tile Hdreshments were served j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Middle~rt when the Jumor· by Mrs. Norma Chapman, fol- lirious refreshments of plntap, I ' rrom 11 .t~ble carrymg _out th~ l Wildermuth. Methodist You.th Fellowshlp orllowed with the Lord's Prayer pie upside down cake, potato THURSOP.Y , Nov, 18 Storm Doors & Windows Thanksg1vmg theme, ~Yitb cen I I Heath Methodist Church met and ledge to the flag in uni· chips, corn curls, punch and 1 NOT OPEN i ler~J~ce a t'Ornucop1a hlled WI~. Mr and M;s. Harold ~eor~e Sun~ay evening. Rhonda Hyse~ll son. PReported ill were Mrs. coffee were served by Mrs. e Kitchen Cabinets e Floor Tile ! rruu and yellow candles_ In tur and son, Bnan, or Gallipohs, president, conducted the bU!II·! Bentz Wolle, Mrs. R u IIi n Thorpe, Maxine varian, Ora FRIDAY and SATURDAY Nove-mber 19-20 key lwlders on eJther Side. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. L. ness meeting. . . 1Bearhs, Mrs. Olan Goodwin and Bass, LouelJe Moore, and nc.-o"DR. TERROR'S W. McComas were m Colum- Members are_ to brmg fr~~~ Mrs. Gladys Cuckler. thy Stewart. Jennie Lou DaY· HOUSE OF HO r {0R" . PLAN BAZAAR bus Saturday, at the next meeting Sunday e Election of officers was held ls was contributing hostess. (Tt•rhniculo• J Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones ning for a Thanksgmng P:OJect. with Mrs. Thomas Cook select- The serving table a• Pe\l'T C u ~h m g. Christupher I Roc'k: Spring~ Methodist visited relatives in Athens Sun· Several members are gomg t~ ed as president; Mrs. Arnold attractively decorated w111 .;:: Lre. Kaly \VIld. prepare pt'Sle~s for the churc Hayes, vice president; Miss in with the 'Ibunksgivln " A BOY TEN FEET TALL" , church will sponsor a baz.aar day. ~ T!T hn lt•ulor) I F'riday a11d Saturday. Decem- Mr. and Mrs. J.ames Johnson bazaar to be JUdged by the El- Erna Jesse secretary and thg tered .,. g ~ t•rt;u -; .\ttClcl lalld, t:dw. G. b 3 4 t Duke Cleaners in · - d h · eanor Circle ' · ' erne, cen Whu a CQJ'IlU1 er - a, . and fam1ly accompame t e1r · Mrs. Rollin Bearhs, treasurer. copia of fruit with candles on Hubin-.on . 1Pomeroy fhere Will be a vane. sons Jim to Marshall Unlver· Emerson Jones led the ~up Games were played and priz- 'th id 'd ty or handmade articles and sity 'in Huntington w Va m Bible discussion_ Devot10ns es awa.rded to Mrs Richard el er s e an paper turkeys SUN ., I.'ON . ond TUES. I homemade ca ndY 10 decorau:u •·• '. . . 'II be . en by Lu Ann French . . on the corners. November 21-22-23 Sunday, where he IS a fresh· WI glv Campbell, Miss Jesse, Mrs. Ad· "CAT BALLOU" 1 !ins. A bake sale w11l be held man. for nexl wee~- Members pres- ria Sayre, and Mrs. Henry Rei----.Janr. Fo~;luc.h1~~~0 ~}~~·vin, Mi· on Saturday. Orderg for candy ent were Sylva~ Swanson, Rhon- bel. A salad course was served , ehael Callan, DY.ayn~ H.J("k : may be placed with Mrrs. ~.or~ Dennis Saelens, Rio Grande da. Hysell. D?'ue Walters, Okey I by the hostess to the above andl Informal Dartefl II man . Stubby 1\<~}e. 1man Weytrsmlll~r . M1 s. Chff- College, spent the weekend wlth 1R1tter, E~d1e Brown, To Mrs. Joseph Beegle , Mrs. Max i Held at School N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0, 3 STOOGES , ord Leifheit and Mrs. William his parents, Mr. and Mrs A-1~e, Dwight Dowsoo and Ken Meinhart, Mrs_ John Smith, '-~-"-'"_,.._.._ ._-_-_- _.._. _...,.. 1R•dfnrd dolph Saelens. i Smith. Mrs. Charles Cobeo and · Mrs. The members ol lite Middle· ·-~-·- ---Jerry Davis a freshman at J k R"" port Yellow Jacket Mucb1ng , • BC vuson, band lbe football I • Rio Grande College, spent the Call to Prayer • team and weekend with his parent.!, Mr. cheerleaders. and their ~.&1 and Mrs. Max Davis. Meeting Held Attend School of were enterlained wltb an ID!or· A Cali to Prayer and Sell mal dance party Friday evenO.nial meeting was held at the Fire Inspection irlg in the Middleport ElemenChester Church with 20 women Several members of tile Ra- tary building. 1il parlicipating. Mrs. Purley Karr cine Fire Department attended The party was sponaored by if ~ was in charge of the program a southeastern Ohio Inspection the Middleport Band Boosters >· with "Attempt great things foc School at Caldwell, Sunday. following the close ol tile footGod," the theme. Mrs. Ralph They were Dale Roush, Walter ball season. Tho evenlnl was ~ Cmeroy Semister spoke on, "A New Cleland, Bruce Cleland, Joon spent in dan<9g, TelevlrWn, M Harry P. Smith and Library for Scarrltt college IWingett, Edward Autherson, Rl- games and olber r.....,.tloll , Mrs~\.eu Smith attended an Mrs. George Wolre and Mrs. chard Wolfe and Larry Spencer. Refreshmen~s . of aandwJcbes, executive meeting of Ports- 1Paul Karr sang a duet. Mn. punch, cookies, nuts and miDts mouth District Methodist WSCS llorace Karr was organist. A CORRECfiON were served during the even· at South Webster, Sunday af-1 song and prayer In unison In an article on the 50th anni- ing. Chaperont!l were Mr• .WU.. ternoon. closed the meeting. A special versary of Forest Run Metbo- Ha!'l Russell, band director and offering of 118 will go towardS! dist church there were 73 de- prmcipal, Mrs .. Robert K la & Mrs. Marie Chapman spent the new library at Scarritt col~~ scendants of George Baer pres- and Mrs. WUliam Grueaer of the weekend at Belpre lege. en! instead o1 23, as stated. the booster usoclaUoni.ii~ her daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heines family. Larry Beatty of Cin<?lnm•li visited recenUy with Mr. Mrs. Elsworth Rowe. Mrs_ lois Ann Jone. children ol Columbus weekend guest• ol ber grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ricbard 1 Campbell. ' ::s ih: i GJRL$ LOAFERS SJ 99 VOL XVII 'NO. ·1,78 • at :y e ' ' I ' ' .OHIO POMEROY ~ ·- DetiOted To TIM l~t. 01 t~M Mei,..M.,, .on .ino '. -:::. ·e ntt·n e ' • ' ~ • ., ~ . i-. ~ ... 'P0 ~ttl 0 "-I- " '!.;. ...-;;.-s. 4< •"' ~-:. ~ IJ. -- ·;a~ ?~ p .. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1965 • :.nth Specln/ Night Observed by Mary Shrrne : :.-;,-: . . . .l MODERNIZE H Holiday Party Dinner be He/d Dec. 9th MEIGS THEA TRE · . .. . J , MYf Plans Bake Sale Nov 20 .. 1'-''""''' - , _;, '• ·~SPEAK IN POMEROY - Belpre Mayor Garrett Brown, left, and Dick Thomas, rlght, president of tht Bet. Chamber of Commerce, discuss civic matters with Pomeroy C of C Prestdent Jack Carsey befortt a C ol 0 PREP ARING 4 ,007 CHR[s1'MAS SEAl, LEITERS - F'our thousan d an d seven 1eIters were ma1•1ed 1oday t o, pre meeting Monday _Sentinel Photo residents of Metgs county to launch the 59th annual Christmas Seal Campaign in Meigs county. Mrs. Edna K. l ' · . Stewart is chairman. Typing names, addresses, labels and stuffing all those pieces ol mail is a big job. To accom- 1 plish· ft, girls of Mrs. Emily Sprague's Typing 1! and Ollice Practice classes of Middleport High school helped, as did the ladies above, who are members of the Child Conservation League, the Racine Methodtst church, or of the local Tuberculosis and Health Association. Seated at the table, foreground, is Mrs. George Simpson, . then atl.eft, apd to the right, are Mrs. Donald Wolfe, Mrs. Harriett Neigler, and Mrs. Joe Beegle, all of Racine; between Mrs. Wolfe and Mrs. Neigler is Mildred Headley, Tuppers Plains, TB&H Assn .; and standing, I to r, are Bar)larp Scites, Middleport and Mrs. Ken Har~is, Pomeroy, bo~h of the ~CL . Other ladies helping stuff en- Pomeroy Mayor Charles Le- i which have been requested ty , troct to do the work by council for damages oaused by lho 19M vel opes m the basement of Heath Method 1st chuiCh were Mrs. C~ll K~utz, 1 B&H Assn., Mrs. Robert ~chmoll, gar Monday night reported to lhe Depanment of Natural Ke- m Udober. flood m Pomeroy, It was tht CCL; Mn. Paul K. ~ussel.l , CCL and TB&H Assn., M~s. Frankhn Tnplett, CCL; Mrs. Dan Wh1te, CCL and 1v1Hage counc11 he expects ap- sources are being processed. 1 Mayor Legar also llsked for fet> lmg of council that the monTB&H Assn., and MI;;s Fneda Faehn.le and Mr.s. Manmng Kloes (Exec. Secretary), both of the TB&H Assn. - 1proval of a grant from lhe De- ~ AddtUonal work pruposed1a detailed st udy and rerom-[ ey will be allocated Mayor Sentinel Photo. 1partment of Natural Resourt es. would mclude an access ro.ad 1mendatmns !Jet wee n now and Legar sa1d he would wrile offt. DIVision of Waterways, to do !from the existing boat launch- I spr1ng regarding the posslblllly I r1als immedJatel)' rt!«ardmg llJt lm('lt\f :,j'"I'J>il:lt->-'6<-!iol., 'l* ~i'!lll II additional work in the area of Iing facilities to the upper end ofj ul dum~ utld1Uunal asphaltic matter_ Ad~tl of t~e .Soutbero Lo- tht town's boat levee. 1Lhe parkin~ lot wall Tht! village I paving on st>veal stdeets. It Councilman l"ranklln Rizer re 3 cal Scbool D1stnct wlsbin& to Mayor Lesar said he believes i is seekmg a $'l2.549 grant for 1 was <~!;:reed the study wnuld be ported that drag·racmg bit •O sign for Adult night cias,.. [ the funds will be relmed after i the project which is estimated made and a cost est1mate pr 0. 1been se<'o durmg daytime hourt 1un Et~ st Main-st and indicated , . sbo~ld reglJter and a:et de- additional detailed plans on the t< cost $34 .51:19 54. I vuled_ .. COLUMBUS fUPI) _Ohio's natural resources dlrec· ~!~t ~i:: ~gb e:::o~th~s 1 ~roJect are submitted to offic- I Goeglein . Bro~. . M1ddleport, 1 Council discussed the matter n.easures shouiJI bt LakeD by tor Mooday., blQnlly w_a~n.e!Linore t)lan 100 strip mint !~~- ' i$iii'ses ~ . be.~~ 1 10!s m Cl!lumbus. 'I1ui ..~Jaqsl was_ ten:~~vel~ awarded a con-1 o! $4.000 that ma~_fl<'_ secured poliCe to stop it. operators that a new taw elfective Friday will be "en-1 If abtre are enodch Pttrtieil l • - _ . ~~"!&""-""'*""""'"'*';h~ 4 ,, ~," , • • : Homer B..Smtth wa~ approvlorced all the way." Fred E. Morr gave the warning at I ponlo, will be beslnulnt lyfl' ed .by Cll'nCII as I new Pomeroy a meeting to explain provisions of the law to the opera- l inK besinnlng shorthand com- I LONDON, Obio iUPtt -Four ! vo,unlm F1re O.partment tc r>;. , bia~tloa bookkeepin& a~d orpersoas were killed today in<~ member and Mayor Legar'a ,.. ''" measure. enacted by the 106th General Assem-: flee practice, and modera l Iwo-car colllsioo at !he Interport of $29010 for October was bly, is aimed at ending bootleg mme operations and p0· matb. f aectioa of U_ s_ U and Ohio 29 accepted. Counc1l also approvlicmg the entire industry. I. -· -~.- - -- - ~ - --- ~ • Mrtheasi of London in Madied Puliee Chief Jed Webster's · UNITE{) NATIONS - AFRI· prosecuted Immediately. l¥.&-/i;.;o:;.;~'fj'· "~Nu~"''%~!z~~h'' 1 ' ' ' soa Couoty. October report whicil showed 1 cap membora o[ the United Na- A IIO,OOU ' year director will lnspe<tors Added """-""·~~ ~""'""·'''"""' t5 arm ts, 12 aceidents. 5 boads tio"s $0Jgnt tod•y to wm ap- · be appomted to supervtse en· To aid the director, two more : LONDON (UPI) _ Armed [ T t f I taken. 51 complaints lnvestigatinspectors will be added, in- ~ woh oud-od ·' ' 1110 Y m€ d n bwlcrkC' e<i. 6 illegal parking arrestsf pr oval of Britain and the Unit· : forcement of the art. . wilh legal authority to imposei appre en e a1 a roa - O(' h . . td . St. . for r. . .l~cs ail'?ed l Morr told the operators to creasmg the staff to :revP~. cnppling economic and diplo-1 :and lodged in Melgs county elg .t W:~rnmgs Issue~, .• emerat)~\'._ .ng the u N. m Lhe f~ght. qui~ arguing over the law's le- The enforce~ent Chief Will be 0 I matlC sancLions, Prime Mmis- : I jaJI Monda,. evenmg after alleg-. 71:'n(y ~ails. In the ' VIllage an• au:,u 11e Rhodes1an rebellion. gahty and cooperate with state headquartered m Columbus, but ter Rarold Wtlson today was•l •d' fa 1 g t f 2 f1re calls m the Village. Par~ " ped d f h" r - h 1m o pav or gaso 1me l . The 36 African states ho ' Ioffictals to ''meet public de· spen most ~ IS ime m t e Iexpected to move qUickly II· • • • oblamed at a Woif Pen service l~g meter VIO atJ?IlJ totaie4.JOI to mt~·oQuce m th~ Secunty . man-ls for stricter supervision field contactm~ hi!! enlar~ed gainst the se<:essiomsl Rhode-1 ID stalion. , \\lth 65 yet unpaid. Street moa1ey collected was $425 and lot Councd a comp~om1se res~lu·! in c1 9erving Ohio's land and slaff, super~1smg _reclamat10n l , sian governmenl. 1 Sheriff Robrrt c_ Harten. 1 lion cond2mnln::; •. Je secess1on water rl'SQI.Irces" plans and mspectmg the re- Jt will be 'Meet the Basketbach's de . t t d 1 t k mone~· from meter. aetted M 0h0 · of Rhodesia from Britam and 1 I suits. ; ball Team" night tonight when ! Parliament. in sometimes Funeral servil'es for Mrs 11 patr men odepu!Jes Atl••ndmg were Mayor Legar 1 1 · 1 D. k M. D' · · · . · · B h· ll J· ·k ;· D •e men m o cust v ess l an Clerk Edna Schoenleb 83 cal!mg on the Brit1sh govern-1 rvmg . IC man, mes I· Tht! new Jaw's provtswns 10- the Middleport Athletic Boost·, story debate, authorized Lhe ert a · ac son . , u 1an •• 1 • 1wur after the repnr l was ' · •h" f ed th f ld · I d d l M'ddl ·t h an • ment to take "all necessary I ~JSIOO ~ Je, a1nn1.fnunc111 be ~~ elude. 1ers ~teet in the high school caf-1Labor government to s~spen 1 dmodn -s ;, I l:~ ~. , 1 h w1 _~ turned in !hat thev h<~d go! ten Counr llmen Leslie Fultz, Ril. measures" to crush il The res· mspectJon sa w e m· - Increases In the per·ucre re- eterra. 1revoke or amend the 19til Rho- · Ie a1 "e1gs ,t>nua ospl t1 Ch · . er Roy Reuter Loo Po""" _. I d f r ' . I • I ' I b "d h '11 be h ld t gaso 1me <II ar ies Sml!ll ' Coll ms. • ww ..... olution would stop short of a credasbooe 1rom 1_ve lo seven soon clamatlon bond. license fet>s I Head Coach Carl Woire Wlll 1des1an Cons~1tut10n under wh1chM a ouML m1hn1g I, ~~ h e Fa slore in Wolf Pen and left wuh-s Don ra.l for the use of force against : :. n t_eg mme operators n~ and ann~al permit fee s: . . , have his varsity ~nd reser.ve rebel Prem1er Ian Smith _last t ona 8 apt1st c urt..:11 n- out avm . - - --~~ the secessionist government of1longel' w1ll be warned to get h·l - Granlmg to the diVISIOn squads on hand lO mtroduce m· Thursday declared the white~ ~ day al 2 p.m. w1lh the Rev. p P · g . I Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith Ct>DSI"S when caught, but br chief the right lo refuse to issue Idividually to the Boosters. rul ~d African colony independ· N1le BordC'n offiCJatm~ . Bunal I omeroy and M!ddlrpo.rt poI, w1 II be ,.n 'lllddl A resolution embodying such a --- - -~ ---. - - a I'1cense 1'f he has pro bable I Pres1dent Le wts Sauer, J r., ent. . eport Ill! 1 ce1 ne- Ir. e as~ J " tPd lhe. ·sheriff~· de-[ . b I' ad I f 1 d te y p<~rlmenl m detam•ng the pa1r call IS J]ready before the Councau se to e leve equate re-I is askmg parents 0 payers an The bill ret:elved royal as- r . Shf'r"ff H t b h d v 1 ell, but would not get tbe necesclamation cannot be' accomp- all otht>rs interested m lhe win- sent at 1 43 a m. today when R She was bor n in Cheshire, the 1 · H. 1 S ar en ac sal uy.. O 0 JSlOD sary seven ahirmati..-es voles lished_ [ ter and spring athletic program. roval commiSSion he-dded by I daughter of !he late John and t~)Ulty Kammo~ 1 \,.213 , c;.riel it put to a vote today , - Tightened controls over acid! of the high school to attend.ILOrd Gardiner, semor peer ID I Kate Arnold Hudson lind W<I S bur;. }31 yM· a~f ld a t_er ~ ~~mine drainage. Winter projects are planned and ilhe Upper House alfixt!d the l preceded m death 1Jy one son ~. . h' .•dms Jeh, a_re Oil · seal of Queen Elizabeth ' DELAWARE, OHIO - TH El - New regulations to combat support for the program ·IS mII on Sh e ,··, surv1ved bY he r husband· uPmg rd arge. . w1t fa1lure to -· · · d 1 · 'I · f · · d · . . Fred. lo whom she had been for pay mvestJga!Jo an a1e also& bem~ lwld. . Herbert E. Eddy 10 ftt l fu . . t phase o( a propose $, Meigs County residents are 1SJlahon o streams. v1te . the h1stonc document. 944 500 improvement program· . . • . marned 62 years, and one · n. mmons IS F ' ' • 1 '. mv1ted to attend a 'Bralh;StormDIVORCE Idauuhter Mrs Hele (' b ,11 also to 0e charged WHh dnv- a1rv1ew._W, Va., suffered only at o:.cwto VJilage fom1er 1y1· Se · .. M· B k N . ASKS FIN D •to .-,.n~ 1 ~ , · n ,amp e an ab . . b" k • 1 •. I lnd t . J' mg sslon on el!JS coun1Y uc eye ove1181 I p k RFD 1 E • • "-""'1., Harper· lwo grandchildren and ' mg WJiloul opl:'r<J!or's license raswn on 18 nee a G he known as 1r s us na a1 7·30 Pau me Mae ac • . . ..I Okey K'lser, n'l>- D , Racme · , was one great • t t .,• 05 p. Bl. . t . p.m., Wed ne sda y even- PI • ht D' ' randchild Sh • had 'l'l le men were taken in!o t•us- 1 truck ac:·c'd , en a School, JS scheduled to get ing, Nov. 17, at the County Exaywr•g ' let R.acme, has f,l_ed a pelltmn for fined $10 and <:osts by Pome-, been a me~ber of Lh . 1 e o ·- !oday al a ruad block on Houte ! Monday on Rt. 124, seven-teudta uso.erway later thJs week. Itension Office NEW YORK tuPn - Dawn dtvorce from .James Okey Pack, ro)· Mayor Charles Le~~"ar Mon- . e t.- L M 1 7 below Middi Bl k. ·of a mile east of Racine. · · · RFD t R charg11 ' gross ~ 1ah Baphst church for over 65 sel up at r epor11· -. Ol ·.~ were 1· 1he , stale hihway patrol •td For th e two - year pen'od • 1 Powell a novelist playwnght acme, ~ da on cpnvidion of intoxu:~$~44.~00 will be ~pe~t i~ rehab- This sessio~ Is an outgrowth! ~nd ~tirist from 'ohio, died neglect of duty a~d ex~reme tio~. years and had also been pres1- art> a. uur P au:s m the , !hat Eddy, travelin east, 01 uitatmg the old JhstlluUon near ,of the comm1ttee that worked Sunday of cancer at the age or· cruelty . Three mmor chlldren de?t of the Provlde.nce Womonto the right berm ol tbe here. Another $1.5 million for ion toW's and courtesy car-~ for !67 are involved. BONO· TAKEN en' Cotwentaon .. Fnends may ., • highwav <~nd lost oontrol al hiS ' · 50bed fac '" th F II F I' T . · calt at the Rawhngs C ·t F11 ( 0 1 construction of a I .' . h•· e a tage our. Miss Powell a aatfve of · Rufus Glenn Orender R. D, 1h oa s ' ~On fl UllODS lruck. The vehlcit went into a t) to house aggresSive ilrls I WEATHER . ' . ' nera orne after IO a.m Wed- 1 d h rn t ba llo ted b the It will cover the many good Mount GHead1 OhiO, wrote 13 Albany, forfe1ted a $2S bon~ m1nesday until time of serVICes 1 1tc and struck tbe end ar a s1 0 a ca . Y things about Meigs County and novels, the first, "The Bride's Windy, mach eolder toalgbt, Middleport Mayor Lee Smith's ' __ __ concrete culvert. No cllange was State Capttal~lamung ~n:m-1 things cltizeM would like to House," published in 1929 and shower• chlljlgilll 1'1 snow flur· court Monday. mght that had[ flkd. There was mediwu damprovements VISOry . see improved. It is open to the the last, "The Golden Spur," rles northeast. 1\'Nneoday, been posted on • reckiOIS op-, Iage to the truck. MIAMI THE COASTi public. publisbed in 1982. dy and mucb ~!Older. eration charge. , . Contribt1!ions m<~dt> In the Palrol arrests Monday lnclud[ I . ce' . Ea.s tern Local School di~tncll ed Walln ce Jones. 3l, Rt. 2' Guard h0ped or cearan I J• k· from tile Panamanian govern- I for Ihe purchase of books to be .ar son, passmg ~~ an later ment toctay to convene a boafd1 used m the h1gh school !Jhrary s~ctJon, bonded to Galhpohs m~· of Inquiry to formally investi-' . .. Funeral services for James A. totaled ~39 49, \( . a, fejXIF'Ied : DICipai court Nov: 20: Bobbt< gate the sinking of the cruise j A.mberger, 64., Minersv1lle, who l lod~y. !A.. t;ndrrwood. 3~. Lexmgton, ship Yarmouth castle. 1 d1ed Monday evening in Vetcr·l 1 he collecl10n was nearly IOh.lo. speedmg. bonded to mu· The invesllaation should an.l , · _ 1 . ans Memonal Hospilal, will be ~ $140 more than the $500 goal niU!)a l ro~t Nov. 24. and Jan""ue 11 1 edl Farmers Home. Admlnlstra- was the Hon. Garret Brown. be announced shortly after the 1tty chairman. reported that the held Thursday at 2 P m iu , set up by SI>Onsormg urgam za -l elle A. Richards. 28. Rutland, • swer orne q s ons unreso v 't·aon 1oans 1or up to 33 . years mayo~ of Bel pre, accomparu'ed governors · return from Europe I. onD~ver • due "Industrial Oppor·the Ewing Chapel with the tJOns. The canvass was conduct· I spe ed'mg. bo nded to muni·cipal in the aftermath of the fiery! ,, doom at · tJQ of the 365-foot hav_e just ·become available . to by Dick Tho~s, president of Nov . .22. ~~ties Brochure for all _of Rev_ P. A. Casto officiating. ed by the Eastern High School : coun, N~~· 17. cruise liner last Saturday and Individual borrowers plannmg the Belpre Chilmber of Com· Crow also u:ged a warm w~l- Metgs co~nt~ h~s bet>n prom Is- The deceased served in World student council With lhe help of I Tw s- - - d b. perhaPJ . ~lsfy the clamor new home ~~ction within merce. . come for NatJOnal Steel Chatr· ed for d1stn?utton on Nov. 22 war 2. He was preceded in !he Riverview and Chl'Ster . o enteoce y from several quarters for ac- lbe corporate Unuts of Pome- Mayor Brown ,.plamed bow man Paul Carna~D at the fta. hy Ihe Reg1onal O.velopment death . by a sister, Mrs Oscar PTAs and the Tuppers Plains I f.ounty Courl Judge 1 Two persons were senteneed Uon. 'lbe toll•, of ml!sin& stood 1'0)' and Middleport, according Belpre has succeedec! in attrael- cme High School dinner Dec. 2, Institute of Ohio UmversJty. (Lucille) Bauer, and a bgther, Boosters. at 83, includinl 81 pqeengers to Pomeroy Chamber of Com· ing some $300,000 In federal as Carnahan has been an lm- Ma or Charles Legar receiv.l Dale. Survivors include a bro- Ea~tern Local Supt. Larry M~nday by Meigs County Cour& and two membetl. In ad- merce President· Jack Carsey. fund~ for local publi~ wor~s. ~rtant boo~er for ~Is area. ed c~gratulations on romple- ther.' Wallace, ot Chester and Momson sa1d funds avcula blt> Ju~e Frank w. Porter, Jr. dJU\111 l OrlUcolly burned pao- Carsey ·made this report to PreSideni _Carsey appo1n!ed Ted Ttcket1, costtng $1.50, are avail- tl f the Pomeroy boat land- a stster, Freda Frecker, Min· lhrough lhe Na11onal Education ! R1chard caruthers, R~ \ sOII(!er died at a Nurau hosp~- lbe Moiiday meeting ol the or- Reed; Jr., .LesUe Fultz, and able [tom 1110111 Cltamber mem- 1on; liT thl& k ersville. Acl wifl provide the same am- Pomeroy, charged with DWI, al Sa\\udlt lfterlKl<i\1. ganWjtloa above Crow's To"" Bob Jacobs to assist Pomeroy bers. ng ac 1\es ·~;' ·• Friends may call at tile Ew- ount as that coliecled, making was given a 33 day )all s-. •. • Country R~urant. ApplJ. officials In expediting proposed American Legion Cnmmand- Present at the meetmg, .In lng Funeral home In Pomeroy it pooslble to spend $1,271180 for ten«! with 30 days suspendet MARvlvrtJ.E ~RS. MAft.. cations, he staled, may be pending public worka here. er Guy Guinther distributed la- addillon to the above, were Btl! a~yUme. Burial will be m the books. and had his driver's license guerlte 'LoliteJ, $1, 1 bo- made lmmOdlaU.ly to Bill Al The llelpre visitori were pel flags and bumper stickers Grueser, Bob Wingett, T • d Pme Grove cemetery. ponded for six months. earu~ keeper, died. ~ o1 car- rich, rtCional reprOlientaUyo to- thanked 1ltir 1U(lporttng 1 he for the Legion's current. ''Show Downie, Bill llowme, Willis NOW YOU KNOW ers will be permitted to drl,. 1tot1 . , . _polllOII!ng al the ~ted In GiUipolis. Eilstlng Meigs County bid· [oc tho Ohio Y~ur Colors' campaig~. and , .. Leadingham, Dick Chambers, OPEN FIRM In 1964, thort were lt,SOO.OtO to and from work. Glenn are,.. reailll!- 1/f. 'John Moort llere. htluil~l lo afio eligible under Otate Peoltenttary. Attorney cetved 1 vote of •pproval from Norbert Compton. Mac Sawyer, NEW YORK t.UP[) - Stork televl•loa sell Ia tho United der, Rt. I, Albany, wq )1\llft, ill 11 upelaiH Mtalti '\0!1illil_. . -• Fred Croll, Jr., lto'led that the the meeting. 801> Gant, John Btaettnar, knd prices opened firm In moderato State•. a«onnlaa to tbe World a ~pended f15 ~ne anc!. ~ t.~ ilh-'Ptllt-l .J, _ Gull IPeUet ~ tilt meetil!C'.kl<.'aUoa o1 lltl.»eni!enllal')' wiUI The Rev, Rick Marlill,.p,ullllc-IKermit Waitoo. ___ _ • ltradina today. ___ . lAlmenN.. __ _ I ed on proltaUon for 311 ~.., .,~ '"' ,' ~ • •, f ~' e 1 I PHONE WY2-5321 &ABBOTT ~" ml u What's new In tiger country? What did you have In mind? . '"·''-"'·" ,_,.,w•• •• ~ Mainly About People In ' il p Mrs. Allen Hampton att<lnded an executive board meeting of the Providence District tist Association held Sa:~~~;; at the Paint Creek church, Galllpolis. Mrs, Orville Rader of lumbus wa~ the weekendl_t~: ' of her sister, Mrs. W. H. E bach and daughter, Miss Sybil. Mrs. Alice Durst and daughter, Mrs. Hilda Reddinger or Cincinnati were guests of Mrs. Thomas Hood, Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Rowe and Miss Anna Durst Mrs. E. J. Tracy substituted In the Rutland school last for Mrs. Muriel Foley 1 sixth grade teacher_ Miss Polly Karr of.Coilurr1buo spent the weekend with her onts, Mr. aDd Mrs. Charlea Karr Sr. This Is our ICOJ!Omy tiger. There are 38 more tlgereln between-all Wlde-Tracb, all Pontlacs/'BB. Do you want a no-apologlesluKury car? A.300-hp !ports "- As usual. Sper:lal safety note: AH 196!1 P<lntiacs car with a back SEiet? A long-wtlee\be.se tam1IY car lhat Inc tude lwnl and rear seal balls, dual·speed windshield Cloesn't cost an arm and a leg7 A sleek town car? An wr pers. W1o~Jtih iei d washers, outside rear view mirror, economycar w1th 11.6 you'll swear is an 8 unl1l you COIAill pBdded dash e.nd sun ¥1 5Drs, and backup li~ hts for better ~linders? Come to lu;~er country. You name a, we've gol vis1 b111!y ""hen ba c~ 1n g up at o1ght. Be sure to use them. IVERYTI-itN6'1 NIW IN TJWER COUNTptY, YOUR PONTIAC DEALERS- A ~000 PLACE TO IUY GOOD USED CARS, TO& BLAETTNARS 200 E. MAIN STREET POMEROY, 0. Mr. and Mro. Dorsei Snnitb, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bel21118 and daughter, Jan and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lytle and doughier, Susan were Sunday afternoon ' gu~ts of Mr. and Mr.. Charles R. Karr Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Vane Walters of Ravenswood, W. Va. visited Sunday afternoon with aunt, Mrs. Dessie Patterson. Mr. and Mu. John R weeu and cblldreo, Tom ancl Beth of Re)'llOldsburB Saturday with their Mr and Mrs. Eldea Mr~ Hermaa lklboU, t MHS B 00StCfS I Of MJ"ddleport ,. , . DieS Night I Kflee BfWsed • 0 SessJ'on Set 1 "I . . • . J·ames Amherger n·Ies on Monday c II' • w·It h culvert I . h ' More t han GoaI t 33 .year· .H.OU·S'·ing Loans AvaI.Iahie · . cnw ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY TOYLAND Loc.ted On Main Street 2 Doon Below Court Street· / -.. 11•· · foii!JI . ' I ~ \ ', J' RoadBJock : . Mrs. Jackson • • BraJnstormtng Bring the children to Elberfelds Toyland - Ltt them see the wonderful selection of toys this year - Buy what you want now or IH EIMrfelds Lay-Away Plan to hold your selections untH Christmas. ' pair TaI\en At R00te 7 1 Elberfelds Toyland Is open every week day (Including Thursday) from 9 A.M. until 5 P.M. and on Saturdays untd 9 o'clock at night. Elberfelds Toyland is located on Main Street 2 doors below Court Street in the Elberfeld Building. I parliament A mS w.·tson wI th powers T Meel Cage , ht Squads Tomg You11 want to vlsh Elberfelds Toyland right away and really save on the very toys your boys and girls want this year for Christmas. •., Expects Levee Grant Morr Vows Enforcement of New Ohl Strip Mine LaW 1 ELBERFELDS TOY LAND This Is our luxury tiger. Mayor 1 1 FORE~1AN . ,. l Roush's Shoe Store i .. l• J l!i• ~;1 (v • •• ·~1-'\1>•/1 • 'l' ~.( ..,'1\~ '' \ ,.' '. " ' ~· '. ,.. 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Report Reveals, Southeastern· ·ohio Rabbit Hunting Best In Sta~ , • J ' UVew York Cavalcade Loult Sobol'• Gerald Frank, who "coJlabo. In untspeote4ly lillie BruHI'Ie Jeremy R1111aD hid Ju-' IN"' ates" with gals who want to - not to have a aw:t, but to chue4 a beautiful utate Ill telf all In their "life otori.. - thank lbo manasemonl aDd liafl CoMecUcut . . . SIICb lo · fickle (IJ!ljan Roth, Zla Zla Gabor, ftJr thl box juuobeoal 1111J puiiii8IDOI'J• AI Metro'a COJIIIIIIIthe late Diana Barrymore, et up dJIIY lot biJ autllllrqt Ill III'Y• accordlnl 10 forthcoming 1111 has just completed biJ lat. ~ tho IJDal ....U o1 biJ JDilder'l Newsletter, 1be Jean est' - thla time a bioi 01 a CIJ!IPiliD.~ IJbMI ("Oli"ltl'") illrlow 111ad II DOW lbe Debbie murderer wiio elril1aled II 'fro. Blrl'l new JIIUIIcal, ·TwauC.• l\e1II01dl 111ad, Lionel Barryman 1n BostoD' (aever nabbed), wl!ltr 111 tryouta Ia 14aachu- more iaDdw\Cllll uow lht Dick ent!Ued, "Tho BostoD Slrllllllll'. ter, EJ!II.aDd, bat , bad 101D8 Cbamlterlal!l undwlch. Meanwhile he'l welcOmed a dllftcuJU• u a 1'111111 of whleh ll'andson, Jeremy Ph!llp...'l11oit llrltllll Joan UIUIIWOed 11 out They're l'UiblDi tblnp In tong was another party ID Hollywood ai director aDd bat ben r.- IIJand. Already, IOIDI ol Frank llelore Prlncel Mel and TOll)' plaad by Ill Americ1D, Burt O'CoaiiOI''I devoted lollo.wlog arrived lor tha bil balb ID Shavelove - wllo wW a11o work are wearlni bl8 'IO'Connor foe lbelr honor. Thlo one wu at oa doctoriDI up lhl ICripl... Govemor" button~. H. Down• Warner's ltudlo-« doublt blrlllo Prowl papa Lou B..eller ,.._ bao beeD ID traction at illrk day party for Rlehard Burton, i'IDpd q11111 a lioedoWII 11 b1J Dtll Pavlllon - IPlnal diJ< lactuaUy II wu not until lha RoHland (more lbaD 200 IDvlted trouble .. Ed iCynn welcomed next day) and lor Mike Nicholl. pill) after lhl CIJ1IIIIDI o1 bill 79th birthday. Dell Arnaz, Liz Taylor cui the eake, k!Jaed "Great ScotL" 1111 IDtereat ID returning u 1 111m producer each of tha birthday lads - aDd tbe oflei'lDib - biJ dauihter ("Without CoDBent"), hal moved then all present dug Into ·!be Nancy Leeds, wrote thl l)'l'lcl: mto the Desllu lot, DOW eoncake... Wilbur Clark'a widow flew trolled by hla e•, Lucille Ball Into town - lunched at "21" ·Belle 1*11 wu at Plaza t Morton - •• we reported last wlllt Jewel Baxter... Slogl,. gil taldoi ln thl new Julius Mook week- but thll Ume he'o really Mary weua polnta outlbet ldda revue IP!ck 1 Number XV") dolnl It up favorably - having who trr~ to stay out ol uollorm aDd had oom.uilill to 117 1bout tekoa over 1lle offlct once eoforget they may have to wear her Murt pllno. "Delloltely- cupled II)' the lata David 0. one lD pr!IOIL "DO more ol thoM horror roleo Selznlck 111d part of lba olllct • but clellnltely,"lht loslatod, George Stevens used to occupy. "DO mort of thole horror roles And lurnlshlng II up deluxe. Soupy Sales hao taped 3(1 ol lor me. I Willi eomedy DOW- The Arthur Murray'a take off his TV ahowa ID adv111ce to .,.. I really do. In fact, they're 10~ on the lith lor Honolulu where able h1m to get oil lor Holly. tlDg 1 111m rtatly lor ma and they wW devote tliemselveo to wood, Fla., to liar! hll rum Lee Mll'viD - and that one : TV ahow lor syndlcaUon, to · chores ID "Blrda Do Jt." (Will I'm looking forward to. That be labeled ''The Kathryn Mur. he have any strength left) .. one llhould really be tun." She ray Party In Hawaii"-• ..rlety Mayor-elect Joha Llndaay C8UJo allo mentioned that her daugb. ohow. ed quite a stir wben be dropped ter, Barbera, and her busband Distributed II)' King Fealures S'J'OR~; MORE SPACE - Tiny's Bargainland , Rt. 7 and Pearl-s!, In MiddlepDrt soon will bave 3,000 more square feet of floor space to display merchandise. Raymond Barr & Son of Gallipolis is prime con tractor. Jim Rickman, manager, also soon will open an addition to Tiny 's mam Foodlan d store. now all but completed facing Locust-st IR t. 7). The new addition to the Bargainland store will be fronted by additional parking space extending to Pearl-sl and adjoining the parking area now serving the present Bargainland quarters. - Sentinel Phulo. ~~~=;;:::::::~~==~==~~~~~~ ~caw ,. HELEN HELP US I -~~~--~--------~~--~~~;-·~--~[,;~;;~;;~;;;! ----------------- • .,. by J..:.:.=_Le;_g_I::-IN_otl_ce _ __ LEGAL NOriC£ Sealed bids Will be rectlved ID tht olllct of the VD!age a.t.~mcay.~.um~ .. Remnants of Regiment Annihilated ·:i~~m~J.~;:~=~~~ ~columo~~~:=mto~:~:~n~ftod:Z:::;:,n:e~:~ I and Mro. Joho Tillis, 18 report.. pie, their problems aDd pleu- work llld oave toward lbe •...,. I. For the purcltase bJ tile edly recovertog saHsfactorily ureo, their troubles and fun. AJ mony. You'll maq a mucb bet.- village of Pomeroy of a aew s.ur.oN IUPf l - American were killed or wounded at Chu must of the steam out of thefCommunisla otruck again after from an OJI"raUon be under- with the rest of Helen Help ter Impression on your In-laws 1966 four door ftve JlUHDi., troop!' of the 1st A1r Cavalry Pong than m any the single Commun1st infantrymen. but daybreak. weot Monday at CbildreD'I Us!, it welcomes laugha but If you pay for your own wed- sedan together with the loDow.. llicision ioday annih1la led the battle o[ the war. Ithey re-grouped overmght and ln SaJgon, American author!- hospital 1u Co!umbuo. won't dodge 1 serlouo quesUon ding- and keep ·llllmjllel- log added equipment- electric n·mnants of a North \'it'tna- UPI CDrrespondenl Joseph L. launched three separate attacks ties disclosed that two Conunu· The youngster, who wal wltb a bnlrb-oH. H. windshield wiper, windshield mese regiment on the slopes of Galloway reported from the today bffore Amedican forces , nist Mig jet fighters attacked erltically injured two weeks Send your teen-age questions Dear Helen: washer, five b 1a c Jr: I'hu Pung J\1ounlam En~ my scene that casualties tn some wiped them out. two unarmed American photo ago wben be aceldentaDy dl1- to YOUTH ASKED ~OR IT, l'vt been out with thiJ ODe tires, foam rubber front aeat, losst·~ were pl<~eed aL between r.::av;-dry un its were moderate t•J The first two assaults today recon~aissance planes over charged 8 ,38 spet!llft 'pbtol care of Helen Help Uti tbil dreamy boy, but my frJendl directional 1lpala, heater and I ' In :.nd 1300 df"d hul II S. heavv. ~ewsmen are prohibited :were stabed .p#ore daybreak. North Vtel Nam Monday. The through an eye, II reported to newspaper. th1Dk the opposite about hlm. defl'oater, hack-up llghla, oil cuualties were said to be lhe from reportmg precise Amen-1 The Communists sent two well- RFIOI Voodoos eluded th< be steadily lmprovllig. . · . : TIUNK ABOtrr lJhen dtool atarled ho met filter aDd oU bath air cleaner he:h· it•st ut tl11 \~:Jr ('an losses under seew-1Ly traint>d eo m p a n i e s against! caMon atlaok and returned Memben of the T11lll tam~ IT TOMORROW . thll .Pi and that Wll the end and heavy duty lbock abaorbAs the three-day battle rrgulalions. Americans defending 1 trnall safely to base. fly said today the youngster's Dear Helen: of our romanee. I DeYer tee en aod springs on front and f!nded, the vtrtonous Amen.: Air Attack hmding zone in a meHdow at j Nepher American plane was right eye, where the bullet I get nervous bump! every him and I CID't sleep or cooc• rear, poaitive traction rur axcans rot~nled m Communist ' TI~e 852 attock :lionday took the foot of the mountain. The hit, a U.S. spokesman said. entered could ..,1 be saved. time I have a date with th1l lrlte on anytblng. 'lba ldda lily le, color to be decided on at 1 bodtes and then stopped counl~ f . ~- --· -- . . . ' ..... . special auy because I'm 10 a- .1'111 cuter thaD any of hlo other later data. ~Dee ldentlfJCation mg. !raid be won't ask me again. I f!lr!lrlenda, How Clll I get to be painted on car acoordlng >lore lhan 500 of Ihe Norlh Veteran• Memorial Hospital Imean like a resb on my chin. through to thlJ dreamboat? - to SpecifJC&tiODI DOW OD lilt 111 1· . e 1 n am e s e regulm were . Then I worry that he'll noUce FRUSTRATED !hi! Clerk'o o1f1ct, ~meray killed by small arms ftre. W.Va. (UPI) :adopted by the State Ao•oda- recently reported it had evlAdmissions -. Margaret and that makes the rash vroroe. Dear Frul; Ohio. ' rnt ltlar) men said. and between - A ~"olulton of support for •lton for Mental 11 .. 11h. dence of poor patient care. poor 1 Groce, Long Bottom, Paul Clay, He is awfully nice to me but Catch the D<lt boat! 11'1 tha Eacb bidder lhould bld ;oo and 800 wore belte,ed killed the Slale Mental Health De-: The group, a volunteer organ- conditions, gross inefficiency Albany; Blanche Slnaley, AI- 1 don't really !mow II ho likes only way to travel. -H. both a two door and a t~ artillery and a1r str~kes, pa.rtmenl and J;s du·ector, Dro~ 1zatwn of petsons lnteresled ln 1and sex promiscuity at the in· bany.' Fro:mcls Forbes, S~ra: me or not. He caU1 just about This column ls dedicated to sedan, 1 standard and automt.. mcluding a thundNuus raid bv Mildred Bateman. has been mental health and the care of stttution. cuse, f?orsa Parsons, Racme, every night and ha& seen me family Uvibg so H you're hav- 1c transmission lx nd i ht Guam-hasrd B5l bombers the mentally. ill, Monday cJted Much of the blame for the Esta WJSe, Pomeroy· Margaret ever)i weekend for a month. lDg kld trouble 01 jUII plain cylinder a e :nd the Strateg"' ,\tr command. • numerou' achievements or the Lakin SJtuatJon was placed upon Hage~r Long Botto~; Cmdy, But he's hordly ever seen me trouble, let Ilel111 help you. alllealher uphoistery ·and transFirot Air Su f Mental Health Department un- Mental Health Department In Bram • M!llwood, 11 · Va., Bes- 1without a bump on my chin. She wlll also welcomt your lerrlng radio air ' flash! ppor1 der Baleln81J. the grand Jury report the reso- SJe Athey, Middleport. Wbat can I do•-WORRYWART oim amusing experiences Ad! en, ·"' 0 1 algnaiJ, apothghtl, and !1 was lhe !Jrst tune that the The stand was taken presumlut ted Dis<harges Al1ce Robe•on, Dear ww· · _._ __ Hel Bottel In · ftre h - B5~ h d rt Jon no · · · ..,_ en caro utlltluishera fro t in" 1e own • mJSston ably because of recent demands The grand jury prompted edi· Pomeroy; Roy Roush, Racme; Nervous bumJll come from thlJ newspaper, m preseo car 8 a ol Amencan troops •that Dr. Bateman resign be- Ioria! criticism from many state Mary Bryan, Pomeroy; Ne!Ue "mountain-climbing moleholls" to2 car.! b th Vlll of '"eom.: .. . lcau.<e of the Lakin State !los- newspapers Including 8 direct Nelson, Pomeroy: Martha Ways to avoid trem L!ook . or ... y e Ole li S. mlhlory aulhonhes smd I pil>l situation for Dr Baleman t<J be Seals, Middleport: Leo Kenne- b t b t d 't d h DeWS Ita 1961 Chevrolet lhe North Vietnamese regiment' : A Mason C~unty prand jury rt!pla<ed. . ' dy, Jr., Middleport : Runald ~:~.:it : t •:;nha:n~ot four ~r &-cylinder sedan withmarc hed into So~th Viet Nam VATICAN CITY IUPI)The ~Johson, Letart, W. Va. te to Yla bel i out 1 10 _ " . C . d . m nu s re 1 ore your • radio t· eqwpment, .h . opoUilbta, nd lJn Iy l:J days ilgn. r.cumrmra 1 .ounr1 1 to ay over- 1 dale Th in th ml t Us ll1'8 U IDgUII er, ILI'I!D a . whelm1ngly approved provisions , en, ose nu es, GaDit reodhJ&II Galllpo llaahlnc 1ipall. Tht blddar ..'\llhuugh U.S. hrleltng offi· for lightening observance of Ihe ANNOUNCE SERVICE. give yourself a pep talk. Would Dam 12.1, 13.3, rUDilln8 611 may ltale either what he will 1u s m Sa1gon ~a1d thf' Catholic ban against artiridal Tentat1ve gravestde servtces he keep coming back H he dld· feet on rollll'l, Pomeroy-Me.. glvt for the 18M Che J t Antem:an C<l s ua l tIe 8 were birth ('()fllrol. A move bv conhave been set here for the two n't think you ' were specLal? on 20.87, Pt. Pleasant 24.15, what amo t h ·u 8 e or . llluderaw: reporls from Ihe servalive bishops to win a con- . day old infant son of Albert and i How do you know he Isn't fight- Hinton .40, Klulawha Filii 2.01, • trad I ":' ,., own"' front s-.nd more Americans d('mnation of Communism fail· : W . Julia Archer Black of Boston,' ing nervous bumps htmaelf? Charleston 18.88. London, MarJ po ce 8 ed. · ,. ASHlNGTO"< (UPli U.S. military strength In 1who died there yesterday. They Concentrate on pultiDi blm at met and Winfield dama were oo cru ser . es • e. ll I . de el t v1et Nam IS expected to pass the 200,000 mark Within f have one other child 8 daugh- ease and you'll ooon forget your the sills Each bidder may bJd for elth8 11 ar llturall'f! Found I two months, but as yet there is no sign the . ler, Marilyn. are uneasiness .. And be glad Ohio iuver - Jeffboat up er the purchase of the 1964 In Kilgallen llf'atb I counCJI'• key decree charling ' Hanoi regJme wants senous peace talks, offtctals SaJd I Mrs. Margaret Archer of Mid- you're ALIVE enough to worry, 14, 12:50 'l.m.; Buckeye Stale or lor the oale 1to thf ' Ihe role of the church in the today. , . dleport and Mrs. Albert Black, but learn to postpone worrying up 11, 5:20 a.m.; Titan down age of. ~meroy of ne• wN~W YOHK 1UP II - Broad.· modern world. · The Johnson administration s hope Is !bat steadlly m- Sr. of Columbus. The aervices until tomorrow, when there's 14, 5:!0 a.m.; Chrtl Jr. up 14, pollee "'"""' de,.,..lbed lbovl "' co1umntst Do~olhy KJigal· The new formula ado ted creasing mtlltary pumshment plus reported pressure are planned for the Bradford time. - IL 7 a.m.; Pqgy Do)Vney up 15, or both. Each bid mu.t eon~'"' dealh h.~< he~ n lra <·ed lo 11odav spells out Ihat "I he ;on• from Moscow for a peaceful settlement soon will per- '1church with burial in the ceme- Dear Helen: 8ollll a.m.; Joha J. Rowe up 17, taln the full name of OVf11 perburch~~~~~!!'"" of alcnhol and of the church are not to enler suade Commumst North Vtet Nam to btd for negotta. tery there. Rawlings Coats Is When a boy gives a girl a 2 a.m.: Harvey Jordon up 17, son or company Interested In . ·· inlo wavs of conjugal love hons on a baSIS acceptable 1 I handling services. The body will corsage for tha prom, does ohe 4:40 a.m.; Elisha WOOd• up 17, the same, and the bid must be A jactJoo belween drugs and which have been reproved by ·lo the Umted States. ,ment finally confirmed reports be flown In from Boston today. give him 1 boutonniere for hlo 5:t5 a.m.; A. J. Patton up 17, accompanied by a che<k or all"ohol ~onday was declared lhe learhmg authoril . of the If and wh<n such 1 bid' that it had rejected at least one coat7 - WCY waltlnl· Queen Cfty up IS. bond In lhe •urn of $100 to the the cause of her dealh by Dr. church." l comes, the President undoub-!Cummunist bid a year ago for ANNOUNCE FESTIVAL Dear Lucy: 6:15 a.in.: Jarry Bosworth up oaH•Iactlon of the village James Luke of the New York The new formula means that •tedly will be under conflict JOg : lalks in Rangoon, Burma. This The Racine Elemenlary PTA our friendly neighborhood flor. 11, 7:45 a.m.; Elgorcllff up 23, council ., a guaranty that II Medical. Examm~r·s Offiee. Catholics must comply with the pressure• here and abroad waa because 11 on be basis of 1 will sponsor a Fall Festival iBt says there's no let rule OD 9:40p.m.; Irene Chotln up 23, the bid ill accepted, contract MISs Kliga!len, a newsperer presenl ch urch han on all tu what cuur•e lo follow. 'tho total evidence available to Friday, Sov. li at 7 p.m. at the this. Not all bqya. wear bouton- 5' a.m.; Pennsylvanll down 23, w!U be entered Into and Ita pero wr!ler and television panelis t, artiricia! birth control unless Th~re is strong sentiment in :u!, we did not believe at any Racine Junior High ourlitorium. nlereJ. ot ·tbose who do, half t:40 a.m.; Rqer up Greenup formance properly secured was round dead to her lown and unlil 1t is modified by 11,e th< United Stales as well as i time that North Viet Nam was Door prizes, cake walks, re- buy them 1long with lhe oor- 3:05 p.m.; Helen R. up Green- These checb or bonds wlU be house here last Monday. She Pope. among alhed . and neural I prepared for serJou• peace freshments, entertainment and aage, the other hall receive up 1:111 p.m.: Onio down Green- returned at once lo all except wao 52. Pope Paul VI has formed 0 natJons for Wash1ngt.on to seize · talks," department press off!- games for children and adults them as g!fta from their llrl up 7:50 p.m.: Mark M. up the auccessful bidder. Ilia check , commJSsion lo sludy possible the first hiJJt of Communist : cer Robert J. McCloskey said. will be offered. friends. Greenup I p.m.; Valvollne up Ill' bond will be held until th1 PAYMENT DL E : '•lexatJon of the ban and Its willingnen to negotiate and j McCloskey designated what I kind of favor the 1111 Greenup 18:25 p.m.; Edeana contract or bld II properb' .,.. MASON _ Pro rl owne 1 interpretation of natural law on make an all out effort on the he caQed Secretary ul SUite ANNOUNCE SALE · bouto~rtlere Ia a mce way to Bosworth u~rltllllp 10:45 p. cuted by hlm. here learned b ~ YT ." . Ihe matter. Bul he " nol dJp!omatJc front. . Dean Rusk's "aensJilve anten- The WSCS of the Letart Falls say, Thank )'Otl lot ·a tovely m.; Walter up Green- The right II reservlld to , . 1 frqm Baker vlatt~ :~d ~~sd~y i thought to be- read~ tu speak There are, however, those tn na'' as the Instrument for Methodist church Is having a' evenlna:." - H. up 2:11 a.m.. ltlonal down ject any and all bids. V<•tmenl ba' k th h r In· out on b1rth control brfo1e the Congress as wr.ll as among the asses.smg the Sincerity of an sale of homemade vegetable CAN7 LIVE ON LOVE 4:15a.m.: Andrew calhoun down Edna Schoenleb Clett · M ' installment n m, ,a1 t e Jrst end of the councJI. general public who believed the , Communist offer retayed ' soup and baked goods at I am 16 an d am PIannIng to Green 6:w Lm.; R. H. Vlllll• of Pomeroy 0 1 ment cerlJfJc ~ '~" u a.,,_ Umted States ohould use th• i through third parhes. So lar ICross's Store In Racine, Fri- gel nti!Tled. The b6y I 10 with Bosworth n doWil GrttiiUp 7 Ill) 16, 23- 1 It hie Oclobe ; " '16.;c~JJne paya· , mJiitary momentum it hao builtfofflclals said, all such hints U: l day, November 19th starting is In the Service llld won't get a.m.: Loulltana d01111 Meldahl 8 the streel; E·ach an~:~"';g . up to push on tor I major and date have turned out to he at 10 a.m. The soup will be In out tlll AprU of '86. We love eacb I p.m.; Allct up Meldlhlii:IO ment is due therPflft dec1s!ve v1ctory before going to 1wotthless when investigated. contamen. \other. very much, but 1 am not p.m.; Cotton QuetD don Miler on c .. th< conference table workmg and I !mow we Clll'l dai>I 2:50 LIL her 18. logelh•' w1lh interesl (Contmued fom page t) Th< PreSJdent ·has ''', ·· :1 ma!te it off what a P.F.C. J118k. GIJ!Ipt!lll llul _ Jlllb up DIYOTID TO INTUin OP computed al 6 per cent per an· hedroom. was m talf condition ' . .. been B008'J'EIUI TO MEET PACK TO MEET fes. 7•10 ril.• ~ntO· IS nwn on the unpui bal.mce. In a hospJtal. commJtted to unconditional Salisbury Cub Scout Pack 246' Anoth th" . 1 ant' ' p..... ! • .::r~ up · MIIGs.MAION AJIIA ! dlsrusslon~" on pea!'f with the The Southern Local Band . t er 1.nc. w I p.m.i Jvuu I * M ~aa up 3:2$ ....,.,. a. ..... ,_..., - ! Red• ever nce hla April 7 Boooters Association will meet WJII meet at the sehoul Satur· church weddiDi. but my par- a.m.; Semel up 1:!0 a.m. ,..,:::0• u-..:..:,:.rw 51 MAKE ARRF:ST A DEEPENING STORM speech m Balllmore But this I' Thursday, Nov. 18, at 7:30 p.m. 20, 0 7 p.:!:i enta can't afford It, 111!1 biJ,par- ......... Rlwr - 0. F. r:"'Ct... v.... Marvm CraJg 34 Pomeroy drove high wmds and snow a carnes no to clo at the high sc)lool. Severalmon. i .. is t\1 enll said II they Clll't spare thl Sblarw up -.net 2:!0 a.m.; 1 was arrested Monday nigh: u; cro" the Northern Plams toda; ' more than meet with the Reds ! ey - makin&'l ,projects will be money, they but lln't U up OUv• Shoam up Marmet 1: w Nil& . . ...,., '" Pomeroy Polico on a DWJ and sent tempera lum falhng and determine If !hey are dlocu&Sed and all parents of COQki Ill be d Ito the brldea parental-MIX- 2S ••til-; illltD T, dowa Win08 charge CraJg wa. bemg held toward zero Cold ''erious" about a me'llningful i Junior and Senior Band memYl "'rve · ED UP field 4:10 p.m.; JeUtoOD up ::0,"' '* ... .,.. - I I , . _ , in Meig!l County J<til today. inp:s were posted for a w1de pnr. settlement, that is, one wrlchl bers are urged to .attend. , -Dear M.U.: Wlafltld 4:31 p.lll.l W. II. .::=r~'Z::''L."'='=:-' lion of the Midwest. would guaranlee South V!el M"ddlli'IBBt 00 1 UtSED fl dol hale to·.~. spoil aport, but ver, ~r. do$ WIDI!eld 1:10 p. co... ...: ~ 1 epor vo un eer remen you reauy think 1 11rJ wbo m • ADen R. MerriU up Wino Meip Geperal Hospital four mch•s of snow hJI Great N•m's Independence and lerrlLOOAL TEMPS were called al10:40 a.m. today worrted more about a church II~ t·20 Ill' il. E llolrlll Admilllon• - Mrs. Falls, Monl., Cold Arcltc ""· tnnal I The temJI"I·alure in Pnme· lo lhe Sportsman bar .Rutland Iweddlnc than lite bread aDd u WndleJ"Io:io Dual!lll '" ,.., '" ...._':""I: Aon a swept as far south as Nebras· Tho problem of determining ! roy's bu!lness district at II 35 ' road, to douse a mi.;,r fire in beiUlS that cume alter 11 Ja rea- B':,. down 1 m.• . ka, where temperature!! broke Red mtenl.mns was underlined[ a.m. today w~s 60 degrees un-' et['rlrir wiring. No damage or' dy for marriage? WaJt UU,your Lacy Jane f!lCII E~~t;oe:' _w No~~~ ~n~-::=: montuft• """"' 1records ID the 70o Monday, 1Monday when the State 4llr . . llilia extent waa reported. ¥01111& m111lo ou1 Ill tba lltrvX.Iilld t:• a.n. . , . . 1 Dr. Bal eman IS• Drawing • statewi•de support '""'-"''- CHARLESTO~. ~[ lour~ -~~ Bishops Place Stri'cter Ban '~pp~r~ mo~ 8~ ~- On Controls yo~ ~ppeal Han01.,s peace Fee1e ~!Deroy River · rs are InSincere . . Is say orr·I Cia dur~n~ nea~~fi~a~~~o~n::~r~~~ , oe; e-: ~ommunist Grandp~rents ~ ~ ~bed De~ ~~vrolet 1 I .. ' ••i I 1 ,( 8ne s. ' . c] / THE DAILY SENTINR ~f'boNovembe: ·~ a~ ter~ted ~1 ~:: w~thpa~hei~re,.;~;les. ob!Jgati~n w:~~e w:~rn- II I .. . i Inle~nly Depa1~ lao~ r"""' " '"C ::,T..io/: 'i.J'=~··• ~IU cr.;; lin,.,.. ., _.,. .,.. ...,,.., a. I :m.: wifttt~d $~10 \vb b"".....='bloO.:.. . .. ::!'....""":1'1;' .::::0...~£.,"": ::" =. ~...::::"'~*'":,...:: C:OLUio!BUS (UPI) - The pheesant kill wao down and the take of rabbits about tha oame u last year on Friday, CJ!lOIIlDfl day of the upland g.,.. 108800, the state Wlldlllt Division reports. The agency aJao reported thet tbe gun oeuon fa' deer oaw surprising 'auccesa In tbe 60Uth zone and only lair .....,.s m tbe north .zone, despite light hunting pres!IUI'e. The division said game prolectors reported !ewe~ upland game huntero m the field thaD last year, although buntlng conditions were good. Qrver WO! ~ly heavy, eopeclal!y. The game protectoro aloo re- Rf.CHING FOR RECORDS ln northwestern Ohio, wilh the I proted good quail bunting sueharvesting of corn and ooybeans cess, particularly in the south· behind ICheduie because of wet ern hall. lall weather. in tho four-day gun •eal!On on It tonk an average of 171 deer Nov. 1 - Nov. 11, a t<Jtal hours to bag cock pheasant this of 32S bucks were harvested in year compared with 9.> hours the soull zone with Athens laat year, while rabbit huntero County reporting 1 total of 31 spent five hours to get one com- to lead the way Washington pared to four hours last year. County was next' with 23 and The best rabbit hunting was Meigs w•s third with 24. had In southeastern Ohio and A total of 62 was taken in the the worst in the northeastern 1 north zone with Williams County portion. It took longer to get a accounting for :u. pbeasant ln northwestern and in The !oogbow season on deer is western sections than eliewhere now open In both zones and runs ln the state, , through Dec. 31. Adams, Snyder Share SEO Individual Scoring Title Jaily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 18, 1les:t .1/AfMY O~R', 8A/.TIMORE'S ·· MAN' OF MANY MOllE$ · IS I-IAVI/1/U- .. HIS8ESr · i <;iEAf;ON'. ,. Standings ro\i?;~:~~ ~~s~ln~~~ state a team that has only one I victory in eight games. Arkan-1 sas' performancE' helped the Rarorbacks gain second ptace in their battle with the Cornhuskers. The Michigan State-Notre i Dame contest could decide who will be the national champion. ' A Spartan triumph would almost clinch the tit!~ for the Big Ten champions while a victory by the Irish would open 1 up the first-place hattie for any ' of ro• :r or five teams. Michigan lost two f•r'-" 1)1-.•·P votes from 1 Arkansas' big Jump <.: ut Lhe Spartans' margin to 18 points i -the lowest since the first : week they occupied the top I spot. Both finished tha seven- B. Simpson, Pmry 2 o 12 ing gameo of Saturday, Nov. 13: league game schedule with 78 L. VanMeter, Pmry 2 o 12 Team• W L T I'll Opt ta!Ues. All - time loop ocoring M. Hayburn, Welb. 2 0 l2 •-Xavier 8 1 0 186 911 rerord was established by Porn- E. Hummel, Alhlls 1 6 l2 Musklngum 8 I 0 137 40 eroy's Vern Harrison in 1!158. B. Westfall, Logan o 10 10 Ashland 7 I I 162 88 The Panther ace tallied lOll that FINAL AU GAME FIDdlay 7 2 0 249 85 year GRID STANDINGS Bluffton 7 2 0 157 6t Listed below are lhe loop's ITEAM w L T p OP Bowling Green 7 2 0 123 107 top 2S scorers, and the final Athens .. g o o 288 28 JoMhn CarrUoil 5 I 0 91 43 1965 grid standings: ' Coal Grove ... 9 o o 240 64 1- t. ruon 6 1 0 209 100 NAME, Team TD EP TP Jackson . . . . . 8 2 0 177 72 ~r;!~l..r : I: D. Adams, Athens 12 6 78 Logan ....... 7 3 0 200 91 x-Ohio 6 2 0 147 111 T. Snyder, Athens II 12 78 , Gallipolis ... 7 3 0 158 801Youngstown 6 2 0 139 105 J. Gasser, Logan t 2 581Middleport , .4 S 0 92 152 x-Miami 6 3 o 210 130 C. Kemper, Logan 7 2 44 1Wellston ..... 4 6 o 93 141 •-Denison i J o 163 i'l OAot -rHt> D. Mcinturf, Athens 4 12 36, Pomeroy . . .. . 4 6 0 Ill 182 Akron ; 3 1 11093 CA1CHt:VG L. Adair, Jackson 4 4 28 1Pt. Pleasant ... 2 6 o 116 235 x.CincinnaU B 4 o 158 135 ENI> OP P. Anderson, Gall. 4 2 26 Nelsonville . . . . 1 8 0 89 186 Ohio Northern ' 4 o 126 99 "n<E MA<iie R. Long, Galllpoll! 4 0 24 Ironlon I 9 o 37 233 Defiance & 4 o 118 134 ':J~'t:' D. Terry, Jackson 4 0 24 SEOAL ONLY Baldwin-WaUote 4 3 1 127 102 UNITA$ B. Moore, Midd. 4 0 24 IFjoall Hiram 4 4 0 143 199 _ _ _ _ _ __.:.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ K. Oiler, Wellston 4 0 24 TEAM · W L T P OP x-Kent State 4 4 t 137 108 D. Gilmore, Gall. 3 4 22 Athens . .. .. .. , o o 1.10 22 wooster 4 5 o 183 167 to and down to 1alh. G Haynes, Nels. 3 2 20 Logan ...... '-. 5 2 0 140 11 Otterbein 4 0 137 219 Florida moved from 13th lo J. Siansoo, Athens 3 0 18 Gallipolis , .. , S 2 0 t12 68 •-Toledo 4 S 0 31 89 lith, Ohio State also jUmJI"d R. E•tep, Wellst<Jn 3 o 18 Jackson ...... 6 2 o 106 60 x-Ohio Wesleyan 3 4 I 138 110 two places tu 12th, Tennessee J. Pope, Wellston 3 0 18 Wellston .. ,. 3 4 0 74 96 Westem Reservo 3 4 1 115 106 ' dropped four positions to B. Smith, Gallipolis 2 0 l2 Middleport .... 2 5 o 12 116 x.Central Stolt 3 4 0 100 131 and Georgia Tech vaulted D. Patton, Jackson 1 0 12 Pomeroy .. _.• 1 6 o 48 162 Case Tech 3 5 0 94 178 NEW YORK IUPI)-Arkan- seventh-place UCLA. 20th to 14th. R. Sauer, Mlcld. 2 o 12 Nelsonvilla ... 0 7 0 23 174 Heidelberg 2 ~ 2 >7 61 sas caused a modest chan~e m Arkansas was awarded 13 IL English, Pmry. 2 o 12 TOTALS zs zs o 791 719 Oherlln 1 7 0 131 236 the United Preso Internahonol first-place ballots, seven more Princeton, which bullies Marietta t 7 o 49 241 major college football ratings than last week 85 the Dartmouth Saturday In a •-Dayton 1 7 1 19 1411 today, but thl1 Saturday Razorback! edged ~ur Nebras- meeting of lwo-JI"rfect record Kenyon 1 8 o 133 3U promise• to give the standings ka'a CornhUikers, who o!ippedl dub:' for the Ivy Laague title, Wilmington 0 7 t 83 190 a vlgorouo Jhakeup. to third with three votes. continued Jts steady advance, x-Ohio Unlv. o 9 0 6l 181 . rtsmg from 17th to 15th. -On to 1 Six of the top 10 teamo Will Notre Dame, Souther~~ Call for-~ Auburn ranked 16th Illinois ! 1 8 IBmO Pay. be at each other's throat this nia, Alabama , U.C.L.A. and grabbed 17th and Kentucky, ' 1 MILQ IIIOD ... N VOUTHPUL. byKING EDWAR AMERIC!'S lAIIGESI SElUNII-'IiRAie •., i : :: st!e ., ... ~ Arkansas Causes Modest ~ Change In c0]]ege Ratmgs • I Sandusky Finishes First In UPI Poll; Athens Is 16th MID-AMERICAN weekend. Michigan State, whJch COLUMBUS <UP!) - The, and Findlay 5 t!lch: Bellaire I Miami 5 1 0 154 6l drew li flrst-placo votes and final 1965. Umted Press Interns- and FaJrborn I each; Manetta, Bowling GreeD ~ 1 o l3 . 73 held th• top opot for tho fourth tiona! Ohm hcgh school coaches Springfield South and Elmwood Kent State 1 2 1 1113 60• otralght week, •islta fourthratmgs lw!lh first place voUls 3. each; ~ver, London, Loms- Western Mich. 3 2 1 73 87 ranked Notre Dame; Arkansas, and woo-lost recorda In paren- vtlle and Liberty Center 2 each: Toledo 2 4 0 51 68 Razorbacks, who tonk over theses) . Cleveland South, Dayton Bel- Marshall 1 4 0 54 tl8 second place from NebraskA Team Polnta mont, Marion Franklin, Marie- Ohio U. I I I 30 116 meet once-beaten Texao Tech', I. Sandusky (18) (10.01 379' mont, Colma and Toledo Scott I ranked No. 9; and filth-ranked 2. Massillon (16) (10.0) 375 each. omo CONFERENCE Southern Calllornla engages 3. Warren (8-t-t) 197 Muskingum 7 D D 127 t7 4. Cin. Moeller 14) (10.0) 172 Wittenber& 4 I 0 3l Sl 9 •. Up. Arlington (11 (0.0) 153 Akron 4 I 0 76 23 6. Middletown (9-1) 142 Capital i 1 0 m 92 1. cots. Watterson 121 19.(1 1 138 Mt. Union ~ 2 o 174 81 8. Lima II) (6-1) 119 Otterbein I I D 117 17> 9. Steubenville 18-2) 96 •-Denison 4 2 0 120 66 Lakers West Paces All NBA Shooters ; ! : :~ :~ :,~:ill 10. Cleve. Benedictine (8-t) 94 Second 10 teams: 11. Shelby Hiram I 4 0 119 178 63: 12. Cincinnati Ruger Bacon NEW YORK IUPI!-J Bald~in-Wallace 2 3 0 55 70 41 ; 13. Niles 38; 14. Canton Me- W t 1 th Lo A 1 La~rry x-Ohio Wesleyau 1 2 1 89 59 Kinley 33; 15. Lorain King 2.\; e:. 0 d 0 to s nge e~ r er~ Heidelberg I 5 I II 54 Hi. Athens and Lancaster (l) 1 ~on ~n:Su A ~ac~ ~ona Oberlin 1 5 0 102 167 24 each: 18. Ashland 18: 19.; as e ssoc ation . ten Kenyon 0 S 0 68 181 Hamilton C.tholic and Toledo 1WJth 456 . points, according to Marietta 0 ! 0 14 167 st. Francis 17 each. I NBA stailstics released today. x-Ooe pme to play, West picked up his 311.4 1 Other.: Garfield Heights and points-per-game average on 1~3 BIG TEN E!yrJa IS each; Cleveland field goals and I'IU free throwa. Michlgaa State 7 0 0 203 B6 Heights and Co!umbJJB Brook- · Ohio State ~ 1 0 111 71 baven 13 each; Akron St. Yin- Don Ohl of Baltimore moved Purdue 4 2 0 124 71 cent and Youngstown Chaney 11 into second place with 380 MI-la 4 2 0 107 rr each: Ashtabula (!) and Daylon polnla a~d a 23.8 over&~e. North-tern J 3 0 9t1 lit Alter tO each: Columbus De- Cincinnati s Oscar Robertson Illlnol1 3 3 0 135 114 Sales and Newark a each; Ham- wu close on Ohl'l heels with MlchiiiBD 2 t 0 130 1.08 llton Garfield 7, Columbus Hart- 3'16 points and a 31.3 average, Wlaco01ill 2 4 0 68 186 ley, Oberlin and Oregon Clay 6 followed by Philadelphia'• Will Indiana 1 I 0 70 1~7 each; Akron Kenmore, Mentor Chamberlain with 350 polnii)Owl I 7 0 U ~ · -------and a SU average and Saoi I ~.!'"::.~~ f.ollege Ratings ;;:: 341 polntl NEW YORK (UP I) - The ; Chamberlain Wa5 llsted wtth Uruted Press lntemaUonal rna- ~ 19,18'1 poiola for his career. He )Or coUege football ratings wtth should p&9S his coach, Dolph ~':t-place votes and won-los~ ISchayes, 05 the No. 2 all-time reconls m parentheses: NBA acorer thlo weelt Bob ~ van Brodclin T0 Quif Vikes -~~-~- I4 < • ! - For Cash To Count On ••• Count On Us. ~ITYLOAN MiSiourl held their ground as Syracusa and Tulsa ti d 1 I & SAVINGS CO. tbe 4-5-&-7-8 teams in order. 18th. e or [ Taxa• Tech replaeed Tennessee Arkansa• subdued Southern as the No. 9 team and Purdue Methodist 24-J while NeiJ•rasl<a jumped from !Sth to lOth,!had to score in the See Plwru! Book JoO.. NearbJ shoving Kentucky out of lhe top . seconds ~t:"_o....."e~ dg_<t•~~klt~~ "'!!!111!!11111!!11111!!11111!!11!!!! g :: . . Ojfu;e Asbury Rushes For 686 Yards, New MAC Mark COLUMBUS (UP!) - Fullback Willie Asbury of Kent state hao set a Mid-American Conference record in winning the rushing crown thlJ oeason. The latest 1latlstlcs show he gained 186 yards ill 146 carries, topping the record of 111 yards in 88 carrl01 by Jim Albert tf Ohio UniYOrslty In ltltl3. Dale Uvlnglton of WeslorD Michigan also put a record ID the book wltb b1J leftD field goals In league gamea, erasl.ng tht mark ollivo HI In 11162 by Bob Jencks, former Miami alar now With tho WUhlogtou Rodll<ins, Sophomore Bin, Blunt of ~n:~~~~~~~ :=:~ !I' yardll and three touchdoWII!, , Otherwlie, It was virtually • ' Miami show. The Red!!klns .,.._I cbampfono, bouted the to~! olfense leader in quartet'- -~~·~ I. Michigan St. · (19). (0.0) 326 hlgh, should lose the W.t!nctloo MINNEAPOLIS (UP!) -MID- 818 yards; the top scorer in Joe 2. Arkansas (13) (9.0) 308 In February 11 Chamberlain neaota Vlldnga' Coach Norm Kozar of Miami with 50 polnta 1 !: ~:~~asks~~ :Jl continues hll current scorlllg 5. S. California (&-1-1) cUp. Pettit W88 In tho NBA for . Alabama ( -J.I) II yean and Schayeo for 11. 6 7 7 UCLA (6-l·l) This !1 Wilt'o seventh. a· Missouri (&-2-l) Johnny Green of Ba!UJnore 9: Te~&s Tech (8-l) ~ led in field goal percentqe IO. Purdue (6-3-li , wtth .573, followed by Rober~ Second 10-o-ll, Florida 31 , :: son with .m. Paul Neumann of Ohio Stale 26· 13 Tenne..,.; 14.' San Francisco continued to 14, Georgia T;,.h·ll; 15, pace !ree throw shooters with ton 9: 16, 6: 17, Winola an ·873 average, sinking 112 of 5; 18 (tie) Kentucky, Syracuse 71. and Tulsa 4 ' Jerry Lucas of Clncfnnatl haa Olher n!Celv!ng polnta hauled down S28 rebounds lor - Mississippi, Northwotero, au average of 2$.2 In 13 games, Washington Slate. followed by perennial champ BW RuueU of Boston with 318 Next Weeb Games retrieves In 12 <ODtesta ~ an 'Thio week'• Ohio eoUeaa foot average of 21.3. ball achedule: - San Frlllclsco'• Guy RAldgen SAT11RDAY fed the baD 148 times to Ohio State at Mfcblgan teammates who ooored. RubertMiami at CinclnnaU son was oecond wltb 135 anlata. LoulsvlUe at Kent Stela Xavier at Te~ Western NBA Sta»dings Ohio U. lit Mmhall Nil! ...,lap OI!Io .Wesleyan ,at Denlsoa · B7 Ualted Prela iJiorulloaal West~ ((11'8) 141 SATililbAY !II ' Ualon · .~ ..... lllvlllta . ....._~ t Toledo NlGilT W. L. Pt!Cu•>"!,.~noy NOV ~de!Plla · I I . ,'1ft •nu""ua • II CfuciooaU t . 4 lf2 ~~~ sc.·.It& TtiiDIIIII Sl. liQIIoa I t .trl A~burn teaw : 176 163 Jtg PrtnC.: !::; !,~ 14' : . ,~ ' : :~'::.of t~ top four rusher; ::w Uleto pe• mcMnr, rout l'ly-.tft Deater Is Pial trelltll1doua daala and ~ lrldHna. Shift Into hl&h·par, Test-drive a 10111& ~ VIP, Fury, Belvedere, Valiont or Barracuda. qulU!ng hfl job aDd would not Matte AI Moore. recoDiider 1 VWap oiiiclal 1 ted 85 tJmes, comllld. ' pe 3Uor 593 yards and Hv- 1 en tonchdoWDS. 1115 only chal- • John 'l'lloalpoon, publlo rela- lenge~ wu Ron Seifert ol West- i tlolll cllnctor ol tho VIkings, ern chigan With « compte- , wd Van Brocklln told tho writI~ 88 atlempts lor 549 ero he had Iaten tht Vlldnga y '· t only one touchdown. 88 far as he could. Minnesota ;;.~ tl= = :i-2~Nei~Vn Y • er an Brocklln nor General Manager Jim Flnka wu lvallahle for ____t_.- - - - - New York t 1 JGI Weotera Dlvlaloll 1 COLEMAN HEATING I SALES & SERVICE I W. L. hL Lot AniM t • .IOO llan Franetaca t 1 .100 SL Louis I I .4561 Baltimore 5 JZ .:191 Detroit t 11 .'llf/ Matotlay'1 llonlta llan Fran Ia Baltlmoro lit 1""'- llllllfl _......,,;.~ · ·TIIeo..ta·cont Honlol Chatt, Mor. SL Loula vt, Pblladelphla 11 New York . ....... St. Mlflollopeot "-'-' · · ....,...,t.II NIW York rhone WY 2-2111 llcillon at 1a11 J'raDclooii u..., -- --OWE HARDWARE \ Let yoanelf go...to your Plymouth Dealer's TOM RUE MOTORS . 399. SOutH 3m AVE. . MIDDLEPORT; 0. ·~01 �• ' -·' ' I SOCIAL - Bazaar,Soup S I PI ned a e an By Auxiliary :istening held {11 Pomeroy Church _.,......,.....,_ _"""_ I 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Noif. 18, 10811 All persoas baterested Ia the BONNEVILLE SALT I E~ch January, alieni In the Two ·baYI lleld. CaiJio adult <lasses alllalland wldcb Utah (UP!) - Daring Craig United Slates must file , their nel paoli Ia U.S. hlllor1 • .WIIU•m Arthur Wiley, elgld· will IDclude ~. sborllland · Breedlove beeame the !Irs! nddresses with the federal gov· Francis Porldnl end Ovelll QIJp I!!III<IHIId son of Mr. and Mrs. and -eepiDI sboald atJEJ mand lo <rack the 600 mUes emment. Hobby. ~arry Wiley, of New Haven, w. tend the organlzaliooal ,...tEntered Hospital per hour harrlel Monday tn ¥a., was christened during the •- oa Tl!arsda•, Nov. 11, al Group II of the Women's terin llolz recaphlrlng the world land · 1 · h ""' ' soclstlon of lbe Pemns en g er Sunday morn ng services at t e 7:3t p. m. 1o the Ralland A bazaar and soup oale was Fl t U 'ted pltal d""'"" the past 24 mHUr>l speed record in two sizzling Grace Episcopal Church In High Scbool. discussed when the Ladies rs m ~ .... nms In his Spirit ol America Pomeroy with the Rev. Rich· Auxiliary of the Syracuse Vol· Church will meet IDcluded: Mrs. John c:;·,~~il across western Utall'a Sa I t ird Martin o!ficlating. God-par- "' unteer Fire Dept. met in I h e 16 for their annual horne, 558 Third Ave.; _; Flats. '"Is were Mr. and Mrs. Rich· Miss Marion Lambert, Youngs. town hall recently. ing dinner meetiug at the F. Tiplqll, 114 VIne St.; tin Restaurant at UO p.m. F Shaler, Rt. 2 Crown The ZS.year-<~ld Los Angeles ,rd Gi bson of Columbus and Da· town: Mrs. A. W. Lambert, . called to . ill 1 II t the · R · R Dennison ·d WI! Oh! u ·ty 1r db Wllll The meetiug was or· meetmg w o ow a Mrs. onme · • driver pushed. tbe reeord to 't~ of t~!· baby~ nversi ' un- . st~~!~~ :~ Oh~ ::.rersi;.~~ der by the president, Ad a chureh with Mrs. Ro!~ 1 Crown City; Elias W. Sisson, M0.601 mph wHh clo<klngo ol Attending the services Sun- land Mrs. Miller entertained wlth Slac~ and opened with the and Mn. Russell Lyuns a Rt. I V'mlnD; Charles D. I 593.1711 .. mph .. and 1011.%01 •av w•re the grandparents, Mr. a buffet dinner following the Lord • Prayer, followed by the esses. Rt. I Gallipolis; Mrs. Char .es through the measured mOe io n ledg !MI call was anc. Hamilton, HI. 2 G'alllpohs; ,md MLrs. 8DavWid MiliMer, Mr. and services at their home In Mid· sw~ members. A new The Sallsbury PTAfwlll Valerie G. Bailey, Pt. p~.~~~:; bls jet-powered raeer. 1 t lrs. . . 1 ey, iddleport; dleport. ber·~·vten Slack eJ. Tuesday at 6 p.m., or ~ Mrs. Paul D.•Wedge, Pt. --~--m=.t R.;,..... ~nd luck dinner. Each family ant; Oils C. Lewis, Pt. Pleas- Nellie Taylor Ross was co &!ked to bring a meat .and ant; l\lrs. Robert E. Tucker, first woman state governor approved. side dish. Dessert will be Rt. 2 Racine; Mrs. Leslie G. also first woman director Dec. 4, was the date ..t lor vlded by the ..ecuuve Hoffman, Rt. 1 Laugsville; Mrs. the United States Mint. a bazaar 8JYl soup sale In the tee. Dr. Charles Holzer JoeN. Sayre, Rt. Rutillnd; Johnl .:::=-:==~~-'-----councll room of the town hall ~ &*>I speaker. . w. Gilliland, Rl. 2 Wellston; infant daughter, Mrs. 'la·vidl --,. wishing to carry out ents will be counted twJCe E Huff HI '·bland • ·~ ir James • • · "" • R. Simonton and Infant soup are asked to bring contain- room count and an ex Ky.; Mrs. Frank N. JeHmon D. Wells and inf;mtl ers. Soup will be 50 cents a will be awarded. Hamden: Mrs. Oscar M. quart. The baza~ "special" will Lydia Clrcio of the nant Jackson; Miss Sharon ~-~~soiiiniii.========"il be filled or unfilled Chnstmas Methodist church will meet Eva~s, Oak Hill; Mrs. ·Ray A. stockings. Homemade p•es wtll the church Tuesday, at 7:30 Folden, Jackson; Mro, Tbo'l!l3''11 also be for oale. m. with Mrs. Karl F. Conley, Irnnton; Mrs. NoThe Auxiliary's annual Chris~ and Mrs. Tom Crow as man G. Grace, Rt. 2 lront~n: mas dinner and party with se- es. Leaders will be Mrs. Mrs. Robert V. Stevenson, R•pcret pals being revealed, will liam SWatzel and Mro. ley, W. Va.; Wlllard C. Doy, j' be held at Oscar's Riverboat Brown. Memben are to bring RL t Jackson. Largest Selection Room 1n Gallipolis .., Dec. 10 articles lor a silent auction. Birthto ' Mrs. William II. Rt. in the at 7 p.m. Bosworth Council No. 3 Jackson, son, 10:10 a.m. Present ,..... Enunallne Hen· Royal and Select Masten day; Mrs. Robert E. Ohio Valley Tbe '1'YLB. llocW ~ drix, Edith Hood, Thelma Grue- hold a special assembly Rt. 2 Racine, daughter, ~ .... c:loiDr '1'9' ·.. ser, Clara avender, Agnes day, at 7.p.m. lor the p.m. Monday; Mrs. James A. Make-up Material • 'T (1f8( mS~ _ . . . , J (2White, Marie Rizer, Vivian of conferrmg the Royal Cbllden, Wellston, son, 6:14 p. .. ""- .............1111.... _ .... .. Gifts • Ornaments Slack, Mildred Pierce and Ada leet Master• degree. All m. Monday; Mrs. Ray A. Fold· • Ad..tr.l Ezchufft Colw ........ a ..., ••• TreH a Santos )'Ou bow &hom Slack. cers and compamons are en, Jackson, son, 8:39·p.m. Mo,n· ll 6 cyl. motor, automatic tro nsmillsion, radio, white • AdmltaJ AYtomltit DeJw ,a.., ..• p Sr ,,,, • Angels Sleighs • quested by Thomas C. day; Mrs. Paul L. Burgess, Rt. eolclmpuritiM ca.-l bf ZTJ 11': '111 I I II! Cards a Candles PT. PLEASANT wards, illustrious master, I Crown City, daughter, 7:50 sidewall tires, wheel discs. A real dandy. .Prom:VideoPaaJdars.eh••••"ln .. ' ....... ,,, 1 Nativity Seh LIVESTOCK SALES CO. NOV. 17 p.m. • Lilbted "'Unitir.ed .. O....MI 8 I ._ ...- . . . . • I I tz 6 Admiral Color Balmcw Cboall.-me&et I . . . . . ..... PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. The Syracuse Third llloeharged . betweeD colon . Salurday, Nov. 13, I~ day Homemakers club T. Herl>ert Blankenship, He• 28,000 Volta ol. Plck1re Power .._for llrllblw• . . , . a J HOGS- 175 to 220 23 to 24.· meet Wednesday, Nov. 17, from gina G. Clark, Mrs. Chloe R. smart eo........., StYilac,. Onlood Hardboard cabinet~~ -witb tine furrall:uM JGok. 75; Heavies 21 to 23; Llghll 20 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the homo Fink, Mrs. Lewis G. Gergel, All Colors (80.1(' ilillloa2'.-.Jllll(."'9 ... .. ... to 24; Fat Sows 19 to 21.50; of Mitsl!ko Harris with Sarah Wendell E. Grate, Mrs. Orville All Sizes GMAC Financing Available Boars 14 to 17; Pigs 7 to 12. Roush as c<>-bostess. Topic will D. Hearon, Mery P. Hurt_. Mrs. CATTLE- Steers 161o 20.40; be "Knowing a Good Fit" with Richard Roush, Mrs. Cecil G. All Prices. Hellen 1%.80 to 16.40: Fat O>ws Artla Sellers end Jessie Sargent, Mrs. Harold B. Shadle, 12 to 14.30; Canners 9 to 12; trill 11 leaders. A covered dish Mrs, Maurice E. Venoy, Mrs. Open 8:00 AM-9:00 P.M. A S11111l Dewn Bulls 14 to 17.70; Stock Steers 1 h .11 h . ed 1 noon Jefferson D. Wells, Forrest A. 0 18 to 23.40 ; Stock Heifers 13 to unc Wt enjoy a . Wickline, Mrs. Charles E. Payment IIIII 16.90; Stock Steer calves 18 to woth esch bringllli her own eta ton and infant son, Mrs. Ellis JustS.OOpw 26.50; Stock Heiler calve• 15 to ble service. All homemali rs S. Clonch and ln!ant Mrs. Cadill8c - Oldsmobile 2419 DUDLEY AVI. 20. are welcome. WJIIIam T. Ghcarlng and lnl:mtll MIDDLEPORT, 0. -k "You'D Like Our Quality Way tf Doing Buslnea" VEAL CALVES - Tops 32 .· The Women's Guild son, Mrs. Glenn R. Miller and PARKERSBURG, W.VA. 10; Seconds 30.50: Medium 22 to Federated Church will R. Simonton and infant son, Mrs. WY 2-5342 Pmneroy. Ohio 24 : Common & Heavies I> 1o a bazaar Wednesday •.,..,...,....,...,,.,=.,.,.,..,..,..,.,..,..,...,..,.,.....,.,.,...,~. 31.25. church beginning at 2 ~ . -.. .... ..... _ Homo baked goods and.fancy ll • work will be sold. A dinner will : bo oerved from I lo 7 p. · j Hospital News CAl L"NDAR ---------=I ..,."io were';::. Our Weekly Jhlly l!'ent.tnel, ~ o., Nm. 18, 111615·1 Apple Grove Society Notes ·float a ... loan ° CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE NQV. 15- NOV. 20 SPECIAL 64 CHEVY II • Ad...,,., we're not spouting-off! f It's true. Our loa ns ma ke fri ends every day. If you r bills are getting the best of NOVA HARD TOP CPE. I I ARTIFICIAL TREES ' w--... I DUDLEY'S Ciau 12 Circlt nf lleath I WodneldaJ.~ a p.m. at the ·church, :r.~n. M. L. gram chairman, and Mra. . id Entsminger, devotioliBI cllair·il · man. Miss Lydia Ebersbach : Pomeroy, will show olldea her trip lo the Holy Land. cburcb women are Invited. Host· II esae.s are :Mn. Bruce ~:11 Mrl. John Kincaid, Mrl. .~' Eultr and Mrl. Wa)'lll Gibbons. ..._ SIJmetlar Yt11171 want an eledlfc t/rJir••• 200,000 families 011 Ohio Power liBBs say it's••• Mrs. Cora Love Dies Sunday In Columbus Size 6V2 lo 12 I It cosls a famlf7 fl. f111Jr Ollly ahoat a c1ollar a -~~~ eleetrlcally - tile "WORTH MOBB" wa;rl to cJrr clothes ELECTRIC RATES CONTINUE TO COME DOWN u the cost of flame fuels continues to ro up. l:et, u. .k llld ia cl8ar ••• The Toll!. .Eleetlic Ap ill Bare I --NAMI!S OMITI'ED In tbe write-up of the meet· lug of the Pomeroy DAV Aux· illary meeting, the namea.r of two cherter membar1 who were serit finwero were omitted. i were Mrs. Laura Wallon, cine, and Mro. Mayme llo~l!es, j Middleport • o Syracua& - - .. ~-- .. - ...... . .L -. ·- · - · - _. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporat!OD •. . l reciation Dear Smoker, "Why bother? enjoy both." • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Let Us Help You Make This Holiday Season One To Remember. ' WITH A ... NEWLY REMODEilD .. KITCHEN l ON• • ALL PURCHASES• • • • • • • • • • • • • ''·., - "See how soft the towel feels ... from .Mother's new GAS dr,er.~ ASK TO WED • I PT. PLEASANT - Two couplei have mnde applications for marriage licenses In of the ooultty clerk: _A were Roe Wesley Holley, Milton Route I ond Carolyn LOU·· 11 lse Bush, 21, Frazier Bottom, ond Freddie Allison Marks, 29, Necw Haven, and Julia Yvonne Collier, 28, New HAVEN. ONE DAY ONLY Wednesday, November 17th ' thel!ePI::; I Now . .. • just in time for your, Christmas shopping .••• on outright 10% discount on all the purchases you make at Murphy's during this one dey onlyl And remember •••. this is actually 10% OVER AND ABOVE the low, low prices you ALWAYS find at Murphy'sl Take advantage of this terrific one day offer I Bring your Christmas shopping list and SAVE MORE THAN EVER BEFORE! SoiKI From Th01o Femouo Bronchi Het;l Conn!}''l Oldell • Loral!ll lnsunnes AcenCf 'TOBACCO ITEMS OR G.E. LIGHT BUL~ IXC.PTED DOWNING INSURANCE •Form!.. Counter Topt1 aTappon Appliances •Coblneto By IXL • Weldwood Paneling • AIrock Vinyl Albeotoo Floor Tilt •Armstrong Coiling Tllo All Available At . , • AGENCY, INC. II S6.99 pr. I WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS I will • • •• Ill drT dotJw lldr-101~ and odor-free 'lritluMit flame or fliiDM - wbJ' 1111'8 lt's 1nlrih-. It keepa colors br!Jhfi.as-lleW with ill PDI:Ie ·heat. .liiiJ, Ellalric Dryers cost at leut $80.00 leas to buJ, Check these.CQIDparlsoaa alld see !or yourselt , , , then il)' an Eler1r!c DIJ... Pay off liii~ens 14aUonal B ~•• BASKETBALL SHOES 1 The U:lyal Women's Class of !he Middleport Church of Christ meet Thursday evening at . 1 the church at 7:00 p.m. , ' The Wi!tiug Workers class the Enterprise EUB church will meet Thursday evening. at home of Mrs. James Will. Magnolla Ternpio, Pytblan ters will meet at the DAV hall Thursday, at 6 p.m. for their annual Thanksgiving dinner, followed by tile regular meetlllll. I ; Membero are aaked to briug • 1their own table servi«. i NIIV. II The Forest Run Methodist : church will a ba%aar and bake lllle Frldsy, Novem· ber 19, at Duke Cleaners, Porn. eroy. Handmade articles and homemade baked goods inCIIJCI- 1[ lng bread and also candy will bo &ald. lo~n . those nagging old bills. a BAKER furniture • • • • • • • • 'nle Middleport Lltorary Club w!ll ·meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. et tile home of Mrs. Nan Moore . . Mrs. Carl Horky and Mrs. Clyde Ingels will review "Queen Victoria, Born to SUcteed/' and '''Ibt Lonely Empresa." Response to roll call will be a bl· ography. The Winding Trail Garden club will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Columbus and Southern Eleetric office in Mid· dleport for a Christmas Sparkle demonstration, followed by the regular meeting. Guests nlghtll will be observed. The Past Presidents of 1 American Legion Auxiliary , Drew Webster Post will meet Wednesday evening, at the of Mrs. Pearl Knapp, Sy· Ihome racuse. I NOV. II I The Twilight Garden dub 1will meet Thursday evening, at tbe home of Mrs. Elmer Wick· Nov.IJ The Busy Bee Class of the Middleport First Baptist Church will meet Thursday ev· I eDing at 7:30 p.m. at the , church. '' get. Inquire today about a AT ALL MURPHY STORES .. : EVERYWHEREI •• · .. N~lil. .Qlw:cb will monthly payments tailored to your bud Dinoland. nRMS:--. KARR &VAN ZANDT you, inquire here. You may repay in easy DINO·TRACTION- A chain ho ist in a steel-pipe brace provides the traction for this New York World 's Fair star after repair work on a fra cturerl neck . Jt wa s cor• rective carpentry rather than sur gl'ry !or brontosaurus, 70-foot-long dinosaur replica at a Fair exhiblt, Sinclair ... ---!"'-----------.o..--...1 ..... lt---~~--"""!1':--...,- ..iro. ' '. ' ' ·'i',.J;' BUILDERS SUPPLY Senlna 'l'hiAreafol Over W1 Yean _ . .. COMPANY 2fO H. 2nd Ave. Middleport. o• &nile Gas ctr,;..g ftuffs I<Jwt]js dry, oo they seeno sofler. th1cker and th~s uer. Jerseys and playdothes <lr; so soft and wrinl:le·t - Dle¥'oe roocl\110_,. again without ironing. And what a timesa- a Gas dryer is! No mo<a hours spell! hang1ng up and taking down clothes. No more wornes about lhe waather. No ReaVV loads of wet clothes to carry . Gas drying is bifty, 100. About a penny's WOfllo of Gas dues a whole load. Wlv; oot please your family and vo..-seij I See .,.... Gas applanca dealer today. Let hilo1 show yoo 1too hands0111<l, advanced styling of today's Gas drvers. For drying. Gas miikaa the big d w - i#""""',.,_*""""""'. ' ' -, • •. costaloaa.~ ....... .....__ .,.... ··;·' ltll'r ~•::Mit:~·~~F:•:t:r:r::'e.. �.., .,.. , ..'f; t •"' 'A• Y, ~.· •. "'·W 4 .-- ;,·,.,.., ..,:; .., ~.lj I ' . ,. . ' . , ' ' ' The Unnlversity of North Car- President l'rankHn n. 1\oos•· f Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., N"'. 18, UNIII-7 ---olina At Cht~P"l Hill is ll1e nld- velthR<Itwo iiil'crrl;uu•sofsiH! t · est slate university in Utf! Unil- - Curdelll!ull and Edward Stet- Nlci:lrague ls the largcsl o(/ In England, the JaiD1 t/1 . . . ti11ius Jr. the Cent:-al American countries. ball II Jrpowa • ''ftvtl." ed Stat... 1 . •. _ .... • • I' ! •• t\\e \ea\\et • En\ist • -- ebelliOA- now in tne Oodge R '' Your Buick dealer can do more than tell you why the timed car • IS a success. Syracuse Society Notes SPA.CI PROBLIM-Accommodatlng ever-longer runways isn't the only space problem tac~d by modern air terminalJ. ·There'a altO the m1tter or adequate parking areas ror ground tranaportation. This view of San Franclleo'• tnterutlonalairport ahows outdoor areas which now handle 1,400 vehlcle11. A glant new multilevel garage next to the termlnll ila~drHru' An"ther 2.700 parking places. commleS • w· Co0k Says It. Can't Happen T0 AEP System Tou want performance, ~omforl, and lots of glamour at a rea sonable pr1cei Well, mister, meet Monaco ... the mo!t dazz~ng car illlhe '66 Dodge ltneup of dazzlers. Here's a car that' s got everything-and we mean everything-except a luxUi iously med price tag. That's where we become very modest Jn add1t1on to all the plush appointments ••If . and fittings ttlal come 5landard on Monaco, Come "" and live a Bltle. Step 1111111117 Ill lite oew Monaco Series wagOM, lludlops. there're a whole lot of nradical items that are now mcluded in the list price inslead m or sedans. Tile Dodge Rebellion Willis ,... tosttng e~tra. Thi ngs Iha l make you lee\ safei Man•m at the wheel. An outside, rear view m1rror. A padded dasn. Varia ble -speed windshield wipers and washers. Backup light~ Tliro DODGE OIVtSIOO CHR~R iignals. Seat belts, t~o front and two rear~ '88 Dads- ASSIGNED TO 7TH incrimination. Army Pvt. F'rank Wolford In TodHy's deci>ion was the Jr., whose faUH!r lives aL 325 lat.esl in a series of reverses Page, Middleport, was assign· the Subversive Activill., Con· ed to the 7th Inrantry Oivi.'lion trol law has sustained in the in Korea , Nov. 2. Wolford. a ··ourts_ The new ruling came in member of Company H. lsi Batthe midst of a federal eourt talion ot the diV IS ion's 1ld Arm· Jury trial on whether the party 1or, Pntered tht> Arm~· in May 1tseU mu~t register with the Donald C. Cook, President ofl i965 and received bas1c trai ning WASHINGTON <UPit - The .Ju st 1ce Deparlmf'n1 Ind1v1dualsl MILL & SECOND STREETS MIDDLEPORT, 0. :American Electric Power Cor- at Fort Knox, Ky. H~ attended Surpeme Co~t. unammougJy ~ould be subJect to reg1stra tion patioo, said today tt ' 'is tn- 1 Plano (Tex.) ~1gh School. _H1s ruled un~onshtu10nal Monday_ a l 1f the par~y refused lo Jist its[ QIT THIS J!.91 (HI·FI) $4.JI (IT!RIOJ AUUM OF'CHitiSTMAS fAYORIT£5 fOil JUST $1.00. FOR DETAtl.S Ill WUII.OCM.DODel DIT R COIICflvable that the American 1mother, Mrs. Guy Swmt, l1 ves key sect111n of the subversiVe membership . .,,•. p S t Jd I at G'alve~ton, Tex. / mntrol law requiring individ--'-------C'-------------------·------------------------~ lllm: 1r1r ower yl!l em wou 1 1 be h Co • • ever experience a pcwer outage I ua mem r~ of t e. mmunlst like th t hlch cc d . the party to register wnh the gov-~ a w o urre In ernment llortheastern part of the coun· try last week." : The co urt agreed wtth a cha!- · Cook said tllat the American : lrnge nf the 1950 law which Electric Power System has claime<i that the regi>lrotion l requirement would violate the been developed for the past i , half century on the principles of 1 ('O~~tltut!onal_p~~~ctio~_againsl l widely dillpersed electric gener· l By Mrs. J . E. Radokin sting units wllich are integral·[ Mr . and Mrs. J. c Proffitt ed and Interconnected by a high· Iand Mr. and Mrs. Downie Nelly protected high voltage trans- son and daughters of McConnelsmission system, and which tms 1ville Wert' Sunday guests of been d~slgned, engineered, and, Mrs. Neleon's parents, Mr. and ' bub! drfferently from the >y·l Mrs. Riggs, LangsVIlle Mr. Item affected. 1 Proffitt is recnv('ring from a uEvery one of our larger ~ six w~eks il lness with a heart tommunities has several sourc- con? 1_hon. . WASHINGTON (UPI) -Chalr 1 es of power available to them .finends . or th1s commnnity1man Joseph c_ Swidler of the from this system and through hav~ received word that Roy , Federill Power Cc.mmission .anUle years we have been devel· Ogdm, a former resident, Is in i nounced Monday that the masoping thi1 high voltage trans- Mt . C~rrne l Hospital, Cotumbus sive northeastern power failure mission system and we are con-: followmg a severe stroke. apparently startecJ in Canada : 1!rluing to do so,." he added. I M.rs . ~·aude Holcomb and '_'m Ihe Ontario !tyd~o genPrat• . . I ~dnan F1sher of Columbus spenl m~ plant <~u the NJagura RivCook ~omted out that m add!- I Saturday and Sunday here at the er." tlon to 1ts own wholly Jntegrat- hom-e of the formj. M1·s. Hoi- , .. . 1• . 1 ed transmission system that Am· comb Is being treated at RiverThe mtlla.mn of the d1slur~ican Elect~ir Power t.s more l side Hospital and will reside ut ~ancl:! see~~ to have orcur~ed 1 m.t~rco.n~ectJons wi~h other elec-! the home of another daughter, m f~e Ontano .hydro ge_neratmgj tnc uflhty compames than any Mrs. Helen E!lsex , 202 w. Do- plan on thr N1aga_ra R1vcr ;md olher system in the country. He minion Blvd .. Col umbus resu lt:~ m a maJor _inrush. or ad~d that "today mor.e -~ork ls i Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holll· i prlweJ mto th~. ups.tate 1'\ew l gomg. on i~. the. invest.O~ned j day and fam ily of Wooster spent York systems, Sw!dler sa1d. electnc nt1hty Industry toward the weekend with their parents "There followed a series of ' the develo_pment of greater in- Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Radekin : trip-outs of transm!ssin lin._,.s' terco,~nectLOnl than ever be- and Mr. and Mrs. Hollida~· . and generating planls of the fore. j Mr. a~d Mrs . Gary Mosh·r: S}'stems. / are movmg to the. ReK Cheadle ~ "This resulted In the trans fer Ihou s£> near D.vesv11ie. I of a large blur of load to the ~ Guest!! of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. i New England ar1d southern ' Radekin and f~mily wert:' her New York sy~tems, Including , aunt, ,\1s. Jostehead of Mon- the New York Cily system. The I tana and Mrs. Earl Angell of load thus shifted lo the New Pennsylvania. England and southern New Rally D<~y will be observed York system~ was beyond the ' No.v 14 at Columbia Chapel capnbillty of their ,~~;cnerating l Church. Rev. Morris will deliv· · plants. and the result was the ATHEN~: {)hlo (UPJ l-Twen- e~ the ~er':"on . Everyone is cor- I complet~ collapse uf their ty -two college studenh were !d1ally mv1ted to attend. sunJI servtce. back In ela!l:'!ts Monday, freed I day School w~ll start_ at 9:30 and , , on bonds ra.nging from $1 2 to , church serviC'e!l w1t! follow. i FIR~ PRECAU rtoN 1 $50 after <lty poli"" arre!tedl NEW YORK !UPII-The New them during 11 post • foojball "'t ,3f( York City Pollee Departmenl Bame (ree-for-all. h11s take~ precautionary Jteps to cope w1th 'any further prot.es1 1 Police .aid the 22 sludents, Immolations at the United l Jrom several Ohio cotleges, Nations . were arrested early s u n d a y Fire extinguishers and blan .. morning and placed in jail unkets tlave been installed at a 1 Use-Astland Vit9fired Gasoline in your car _, at<M . _Ill Iiley posted bond. pollee booth across the otreel l They were arrested In an out- Dorothy Trwksbary, dec., to ' !rom the U.N. headquarters I it~Ataling-Qaltsorused by carburetor iciA9. F~ abo• faa! burst which started JIB Ohio Un- f Edward Owen Tewksbury , Jes- i and a pollee emergency truck 1 line freeze-up, too. It's the only gasoliae thars Vilatlized tD lversity nrea bars began c!o11- sie Marie Mitch, George S. has been permanently assigned 1 lng at midniiht. The epiaode Tewksbury. Eva B. Struble, AI· Ito . a post in troot oi the I ~ ¥OUr car's engine iDstaot starts and quick W8RIHipL lasted about an hour. fid, for Trans., Salisbury. bmld1ng. Police said about 2,0 •tu- Herbert Autherson, dec., to i ··~-------Bo~ Ashland A.Pius and Ashland Regular . . ........, to dents were involved In the row- Mildred Van Horn, .Francis, port. give ¥Oar car extra wintar psotedioa, fiaGp toc!aw dy demonstration, but no in- · Parrish. Emma Lyons, Reni:l . George Hunt, Mary Hunt to , Juries were reported. Pollee Fitch, Frances Pickens, Affill.' J"o:~mes E. Province, Lois J. Pro· 1 'tH'w'<linea&er'sJ -~ -- --- ·-· -officers said they noted some for Trans., salisbury. · vince, 2.8 acres, Salisbury. I minor damages to automobile&. Edward Owen Tewksbury, dec.; - ---- --~ ·--· ' but no official clalma had been to Nllie Tewksbury, AiUid. for i filed. Trana., Salisbury. The demonairatlOil, IPIW'••t· Ellrl w. Rigs•. Betty J. Riggs 1y a chronic accompaniment 10 to Roger Rilll•. Helena Rlggs,' the Ohio Univenlty • Bowlinll 2 acree, Rutland. I G,... football battle, occun a· Dolly Kleinochmidt to Umted bout every two yeara, when BG States, Eafement, Letart. U you can hear peo-pll' talk , fans lovade Athena for the Burna Stafford, M~rie .stafford/' and can't make out the word• l 1ame. Bowllna Green de1eated to Roy W. Patton, Elame Pal- clearly, lhen tbls wiU be your OU 17~7 Saturday afternoon. ton, 18 acres, Salem. , answ_er. An ~xtreme_ly 'small A abnlliT demonatrlllon Frl· Roy Allred, Doris M. Allred, : hearlni aid Ustni • tmy ener· day nJtbt wu dllrupled by a Doria M. Hayes to Marvin WIgnt'd umt., has .been perfected thuildentorm. Two otuden~ Reed, Darlene M. Reed, Lots, by • rnon who hlmaelf ia bord w~ arretted Ia that' Incident. ~Reedsvme of heanng and has been for , · .· over 10 years. With his new aid, totetber 3$ atudePts wen Genevieve M. Dame~s to Roy even whispers are cn·stal clear. arrested durinl the weekend, W. Riffle, Laura E. Riffle, Lot, J( lntere1ted Jt is snggeltetl you poUce IIIII l!tl char,.. r«<!iiDD Pomeroy. write HEAI\ING J2 E. Qi~ s; . frQIII po~Hsitoa' of Ill open bn~ Robert Franklin Gintbe~ Ha·l tri~. Pa. Yo'u ~ill iiio.lve iuii tJe,• lntGilcltlon and dilorderly zel M1rle Ginthe~ to George W.l information at no rost or obti. . Alllllr, Jana Miller,loll, Mitldla. pUon wbalaoovor.-Mv, '• Rt'ght not to s·tgn Regtster ' R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. 1 1 pomt • Rock s I ociety Notes A W•OlORI- 1 1 . ' Outage Blame Is Placed in Niagara Plant He can sbowJOO. 1966 Buick Rivina. 1 BLAETTNAR AUTO CQ. 500 !. Main St., Pomeroy, 0. 1 1 BEL TONE HEARING AID SERVICE CENTER 1 MR. KERMIT BYRD Will a. At DR. DAVIS OFFICE 306 N. 2nd Av•. Mlddl•port, Ohio ON THURS. NOV. 18 FROM 9a.m. to 12 noon 22 Rollicking i } . ;• . .\.· '. l " ' . J '; - ...i • To repair and sen·ice hearing aids . lottorloo ond suppll11 fGr Mr. Byrd will be glad to glVe you a free hearing test wilh the latest Bel· to.ne Society• Notes : -1 Robf'rt Hardr n fr om Norfolk . Vii ..~pf' nl the wf'ekend with hi !'; familv and Mr. and Mn. Homer (ir!'\t Callin~ on .VIr~ \1Jrv ('1rr lfl m<•ntty were \Irs Hattie Pow. ell anu daughter Add" nt P•·;·t. ' :und. Mr. and Mrs. James Cir· de ul Nfw !Iaven . W. Vt~ . For ty-four were ~dlf.)()[, rol led ion 111 . ' 111 makes for ule ' Electronic equip· ment . . , • " ..f ' . -,; If hearing i• your problem 811tone is the.answer BElT 0 NE H•arlng Aid Center ~ 504 TENTH ST. Stmday , HUNTINGTON, W. VA. Phtne 525 .7221 was $19.75. . Blrlhday of Verna Cir~_l_e_w~s- ~.,_,..._..,.,.._,....,,..,......,.J i 'I ahampoo _my rug• for 1¢ a foot I" w•IHo·w•ll, , , or •pots 1nd paths ~ _.l 1 . ---·-._. ... RENT \ 1h1mpooer ) '.....Qnly ____11. ,,1 I Pomeroy Block Co. POMEROY, 0. Here'• • way out Gjve a flamrleH ell'lctric di1hwa~her rhie Chrittmat. There'• no pre-rioNBJ l»r ••ocl. No drud&f"ry. An electril: diihw.;~~her doe& it all- automatically- in water mueh hotter than hudt oould ttamL' II you hue a tmall fatnily, u~~e.the dieln'l'alher only oqu 1 day. Bl~: family or loll of holiday eoaJpiiiJ'f Put it to work ri11ht after the meal. Then rrlu with everyone elee. You c~n set I he ri&hl Dl&del at I he ritht prlee ••• ritJal DeW biP• .JWl.M. . . . . . . . dealer or~ pJumb'rlJ OODtll(-:tor. r I :MWJI• . S.lftf'f 1h11H ytN~r eltt1,,;~ tlirl1wa1h"r fmm jflmoul nam" brand•. A.,,.lr•l I Aliff: I t:•••lo•r• I l'rl•ll•lr• I f;llf lloti'Hf•l/ ""''''••lor /llflll.,or, I IUirllf"' .4111 I llf•tlr t:•et I /lleflera llf•l" I N"rge I r•llre I ,.,..,., I Sl1-· .' ••r"- I T•fll'•• I r•er••"-•re I W'••t'-' Klaf I Wutl••••••r I Wh•r4 I .........,., }' Students Back In Classes the . co. COlUMitJS AND sount!IIN OliO UCYIIIC COM,ANY .,..~ . Electric ratn·r:daced apin .• ; SliD lh• biplb.orpia.ill Jour buds•L i properfy Transfers 1 -- a ,_. Deaf .Man Perfects 'd M1 get Transistor H d earlng AI .. OIL I REFINING COM -.a. ' \ • ' �" '~" Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board t-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 16, 1965 -- ·- - .. . - --- - -- 2 SIGNS Help Wanted WANT AD INFORMATION Otl ... r:nttllCC 'TlllNL' ••ntt• aeo...,P'.,.. ":00 ro• Du ., Puhlltoo•tt- btl e.. M 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door_ $1295 VB engine, Std. trans. White finish. Red lnterior trim, good whitewall tires. Radio and heater. 1- - - --------- - - Wanted To Buy 1961 Rambler Cllssic St. Wagon--- $795 S IUIJUUI.A l'lUl\1. Motor Co. QUAliTY WAITRESS OVER 21. No ex· peri~ce necessary. Apply in 1 • Oa' ~n,.. A ..tloa""" !ilnnltiW Oa•GIIn• lhfltl A.Jl person at Green Gables, State Jliklnt11) ._..,.,, · ~ - 1 AI1UI'ilt Route 7. 11 15 3tc <)I; A • II .I Ill lib t til Pomerov r ,.__, ""tat fof r-Ia ._. ~ 8 H LEWII TRADING POST - USED FURNITURE - , ·1. L.l Third i. Mill St. Middleport BUY • SELL e ,,, - LJ_ -16, ~ ,..,,, TRADI 1k111 01 tbe ..oteriiiMI t1 e ...,., BW1 e1. CMlJct. ta VolOJIMI . . .... m•d• hy the Department of Hlth--· JIM. a« u.. rllht or w.,. aeeUon o1 wm• .ad. ftl!Oided bl VolUIM t. Pap t1uo loUmal of tlM Dl.redOr of! Hilh• lT of the recGrdl ot Melli County, wau, -'tllll fOrth that " ., aee•• Oblo, IDd 'Hi.DI niD1'II full1 deiCribed 1U7 for Uw pubUa OOD't'eniiiiCI Inti u follow•: welfan to ~ fH UUe lot PAitCIL NO . . .· WL (HIGMWAVI IN nJC 1!1~ IN THE FOI..LOWlNG DJ:SCRmJ:D PROPERTY, INCLUDING THE STRUC'I'URJ!l.'!!l THERION Gas H..ten, 70,100, 30,000 20,000 B. T •U· - -- - $20 up Oil HtlterB, 60,001) B.T.U, ond $ 15 $35 COli Laundry Stove --- $12 Gu R1nge - ------- - --- $20 Wringer Weshtr & Tubs $25 Dish Washar, Perteble $25 RefrJprator p D" u. - -------- - $15 • 5 5 e. 1ne ...e ·-- - ---- - " 2 Baby Bed, .:ompl•te $19.50 Dbl ~ S I •-• C $IS . "" I· omp, II 3 Pc. Bedroom I ) c SetI t $75 (Map t omp e • --3 Pc. Bedroom Set (Welnut) Complete -- $75 Console S.wing ~h. __ $25 Chest --~------- ------ $10 biJ~wQ' ~ OTtl' the ALL JUGKT, TITLE AND INTIR&ST altu.wd 111 IKUoJL Jl, Town r ... North, rtl CUCKLER REAL ESTATE ROUTE 1 _ CLOSE IN - 2 Commenelnr at the touthweet ecir· od h ner of Section Jl; tbenoa BOrth 53 IDJbWI)'t. aDd reellirded. lD Volume 4, story m ern frame orne, deJ~ee• · 34 mlnutet 00 Meondl aut p 111 11. ol UUJ reeordl ol M.elp 4 bed ) full and on a line deft&cttna 48 tl.ell'lll county, Qblo, and beiJll mom tullJ a rooms, ( rooms • 48 riunut~tl 20 IM!Condt IMt from Ule 4e1Crlbed u follAWI: basement bot air furnace wett Une of Sect.loa a I dietanoe of PAICIL NO. ti·WL tHIGHWAV) . ' 4303.18 feet to a Point oil the propo. ALL RIGHT. TITLI AND INTIIIIT heating, front porch, garage, ed weaterJ.y limited Aeeau ' 1IJlll of IN F.EF: SD1PLJ: IN THE roLLOWINO large lot. $14,000.00. RUTLAND- 65 acres ' 4 ac-lstalloo 303 plw IH u •urv.,red In at. t.be nortl1eut cor. 19M by the Ohio Oapsrtmen\ of H11h· nercommene~ of Stctlon a&; theace South sa res of bottom, well and CIS. Wlllt for the reloe~tlon of Melp 'r-2.15 decreu u mmute• 14 NCondl Wea& tern Good bu"tld"lng site and beinc the uue pl•e• of be(IDntnr: and ceneettnr &3 detrell sa minute• · , thence south 8'l deareM 01 minute~ .., 1econdJ wut IJ'Om t.ht aut un• located on black top road. 29 .econda eu' &lont ntd propertp of &action aa a diltmea ol t36a tot Une • dl•tai\Ce or 1:10.00 feet 1oeomthe nne feet of to astate potnl.lD the emunc oaatl!r$2,500 00 ownera' northeuterl, proputy RoUte 124; beln. the 1011 UI.euterly propartr HARRISONVILLE u story er, 31 8 feel n.t~t of Station Mt. p!,DII ownara' moet 1 73 , 31.09: thenee touth 01. delr&ee 09 min· eomer. 138.39 feet. rta:ht ot Stwlon JU frame ' 6 rooms ' bath ' utlhty Uiet 4oJ aecondl we.l alonJ Olll'n- ptwl 73.!18 Deparimeal •• .u.r....yed ofIa ffilbwayJ 1816 bf en aaaterlr property hne • lbe dl.tanee Ule Ohio room, front porch, garage, of :113.17 feet to the ownen' •outh· lor lhe ralocatlon of Melp 'f Beeuon large lot on Route 684 131800 .!."!,te1• 10Y1 8P.~e~.lor1ner, 106.87 teet :us and belnl thl! true plaea or b• ' - north ... on"""'31PIll 36.131 ao Uumee thence Sou.th del,••ld 01 miDo ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN 83 ..... daireee m.Jnutee 1ec- JIDDinli uta• 12 .ecandl Weat 4D •lultl eenond• west alona: lhe owner•' IOUtherJy lerllne a diateace or 100.00 feet the WY z.3830 W 2-368& property line 1 diJts.nce ol 210.00 feet ownen' moat IQllthwe•terl)' proper ~" 11 16 Btc to I point on the oxllt1n1 eut.erly eomer1 Ulellet Ntn1h 02 iliJl'MI 18 rllht t.l:le of way line of weaterb' Sl&ie Route 143 mlnutu 15 1reond1 We1t alonr thtFOR 'SALE 7 hom d end proposed limited owners' weReriY propert)' une a dlao : room e an ae- lin& or State Routto 7 belnJ tanu o.l 171.00 f"et to the ownen' bath ' practically new ' gas ~-~rea~ left of Statloll 001 PIWI moet norlhw11terlr property comer, • ean llOrtb 28 daJrees OGl mln- beinJ 33.23 fUt left of Station 31• furnace. 410 Sprl.ng Avenue. u,.,U:• 05 diiODC1I ean altmJ •a.J!Ilitn!t- phu 92.4t; thenea south a11 datr•e• a= If aeceu Une • dl•tance of :1111.118 f11l 41 mtnutes 111- ,eeonlll East lloD.II the ".1. "'2218• 11 C to the Pla<!e of bellnniq, eonhlniDJ owoen' oortber17 property llll.a a • "'"""=:-::--:----,.---~. of an •ere, or lu•.or eaee- 1tance of :51.00 feet property to the owneN' FOR SALE: 6 room house Wlth 0.80'/ Toa:ether wit!l more 111 r1Jhta mott northeut.erlY eomer1 ha th , fuII basement, 894 Hy~ ed menU! of a~ds to or ,.. ... , ~ . . thenee SOuth HI dlll'ftl 31 mlnUld aece11 hlthwa;r. from or to the 30 ueondl !:ae\ 110111 the ownen' sell St. Midd leport. Phone: ~~ or rt~ald Penon4• abu-. .. 1j , e.uU:rly propertr une a dlttance or 00 0 1 Pt. Pleasant 695-2607. hl~h~ay, or le ~ . ' . po betweentalthe Um.itedfollowlni ace~ .. eontalnlna t29.se tee\ (l.atl2 to theaer11, pl•ce mora ot beiUlDI.na:. ~ ~:!~ty~':!~~a:!.~N~:::'~rf'!f =:g~=u~:~PJNG Ule rUt\' 1 Locally owned, 6 eyl. engine, automatic trans. Radio and to .m• ~J . . . . . , . . , 1(111 !Ill'"~ CARNIVAl. GLA S, any co or. o· ,-unllahlll!.rmr- •ftoullt ... Look in your attics ' This was heater. Spotless interior, good tires. Brown and beige finish. repnn.d ~lodlatalt l't\e ouh . .,.h,.l trUl fta'l 1M' I'WP"n•thMo ttl• made. 1900 lo d1925.b Usedddl as See this bargam today. aore uun • • 1;=-r.et ~oe premiUms an y pe ers. Write, ''Colleclor," Box: 5068,: uno 0 ..., W aJJI Aoll 8<1PY'III O 0 Vienna, West Virginia. • e 4 ~ '* _..., oN 11 16 3tp MttniDOID .....,.. tt ae•ta. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. J1 C1D111 per word tw l'll.- ... ~~=c-c::=---::----c-:-----:c-::-c.' •· h IIIDUH'ft .JU4JblliW ANTIQUE li'umiture , wS es. 1111 oar G<~~m• t.M• ,uro• 011 ~o aP aaa miscellaneous. call or write: POMEROY, OHIO • • ,.... nblB 111 .,.,.. CAan o• rRAIIIlLb • lJUI'rtJAttlllo\! l _,==============,.,.=-======'1 1 Dresser ----- --- -"--·-- - $10 Mrs. Howard CecU. 600 W . ·---11-*' W 011 ..wd mtn 3 Pc Set M 1 E d Tbl $25 i tDtlllll hOD aodlt!on-' 0111nn 1t Main St., Pomeroy. ' IP e n ' on-u:J ROURB 6 29 tfc fo R I I FOR SAlE Hollywood Sgl, Bad -.. -- $2D llJll A.. II .. IIIIWI P ._ DIIIIJ lef;v.JdaJ 1:10 ~ II •o lS.olil 11000 -: I - en Liv• Rm · Chal rs - - eu h $10 LNU'~' h't- --c-k poplar - ~-:cIT'b 10 lAS" I , w 1 e_ oa ' . ' FURNISHED and Unfurnished . Llvlnt Room Suite -- -- $35 TO I'I.AI:i .. &J'B\}t .1" I'ROll! '! UliO ash logs_ and tJ_ mber. _ l ligbest Apartments . · New Modern 7 Duncan Phyfe WAN'I ._., " t Stave bolts $1 35 foot o·Pc.I Mahog. R ''ash pnce:; pal d . hn e to I1 Apartments. Two and three • •n ng m. Set (Nice) $60 "'r Co Ca"h on Del 1·,·ery BuHet. Walnut (Nice! $75 PHONE WY 2-2156 bedrooms. All electric, brick I " H· C· Grow de n Lum Rt. 3, Box 218-A , Hedlord, building, beautifully deco r-! OHIO VALLEY Roll Dresser Awav Bed -··Buffet $15 •rd Of Thanks Old Base, $5 C• - .Pa. 11 13 7tC ated plastered waUs. c 0 mManufacturing Corp. Elec'-Jc O•en •$25 u• a: s•·-d ._, 1 WISH to thank my friends d p!ete Youngstown kitchens I Tuppers Plains, Ohio Desk _.. ____ . __ --· ___. $15 he benutiful cards I r_e-1 Employment Wanta , with disposal units. Conceal_ ___ for t ceived while In the Me!F!S ! WILL DO r~- weavi~g~ C a II ed electric heating system SEWING machlneS. repalr ser11 16 tfe puF'~o~ e peint loti.JI!I feet Iert of ~~~~h.anUl:cr!~e!:~~ ~a~u:;cuptee Ceneral H_ os_pi_tal and. at horne I 9"-3137. Mrs. James R<IU". h, · , . Storm doon and windows. vt " ce aU makes WY !-"'""' ltr""'B;;u;;•;;;i;;n;;;e;;s;;;s.;S;;e~rv.;_i~c~es~;;;;; ==~~ --.8 ;;:;;;;;; . ..-~ - centerune Pillll oo toSta. a ofownen cl•tm b> Volum11 ln&tru.mantt 11 w ,, Building completely insulated. · · ~· 8ERVJNGOUTHEA>:~J£oRN point 63 ·94 swuun feet lettJOt of centerllnl! "'cord 1n DeedtttteBook 122 w1th a hap ffiJUry. With spec· Long Botlom or cell Mrs , The Fabril Shop, Pomeroy OHIO AND NORTHWESTERN Ilion 303 ptua 94 u •hown by tl:le Pate ot20, VOJlume 12-to. Pa1e aa,; ial thanks to the nurses and Grace Roush. \\'] 9-32".3 Front and rear entrance. Authroized Singer sa•es and , Overseas Employment • plan of aa\d tmpro\·ement herein re· Volume 124. l'llll:e 390. Cowaty a. :~ Hrautiful\v landscaped. Pri- i W. VA. WHERE SERVICE •ferred to. . eorder'l Office. Dr. Daniels. Charles Mas· 11 16 6t ' I Service. J 29 tfc j All trades truck driver to . 'ARCIL NO. J4-WD (HIGHWAY\ Said6 1t.aUon• belna: the Bt.atton " 0 1 1 C vale parkin~. THE HAVF.N AND lr\TEGRITY C UNT. AU. RIGHT. TITLE AND INTERF..BT numb n u upulated 1n ilia her• sar. lt 16 ltp - - - - - - - - - - - 1""'D H"ACE APARTM~NTS. I I project engineers. Africa. IF YOU have a large family wi!:S~:r:~Ppl.E IN THE FOLLOWil')iO inbeforuby mentioned ... 1\ E ~" ROPERTY, INCLUDING 1hown pl~llll un me.urver ln the Uld Deplrt1 1 WE WISH TO express our sinFor Rent Inqu ire Thabet's J)epartment USED FR'"·' ZERS urope. Asia, South Pacific. and want a real good modern T'::E STRUtiUREs THEREON mentor HJ hw&ya. columbu , ohio, . I lh k t ~ paid travel, housing, food h I · th' ommencln,- at the southwrlt cor· And ~aid re1olutlon further aett 1 rere an d hear II. e t an s o Store, New Haven .. W Va. or orne at a ow pnce, see IS ner of Seclio~ 2ft: tt1enre north " forth th~t ltiOO.OO u compei~~etlon relative!:, members of the 7 ROOM HOM8 With bath, phone 882-2236 or 8R2-2705. I Upright Fruu~r, Admiral Atlantic. fft .;b salary jobs. one located 2'f~ miles rrom ::rre~ , 3f mmute• 00 IKondJ eut for land hken ,1,000 00 u1 ulua of ·r II' y f 1 S I 16 ~u. ft., only 3 yrs. old $150 male. female over 18. OEIB . a ne defll!t'Una: 4e detreee 48 atructure•. 10.00 aJ! dama es to th·· Langsville Church, neighbors Cl I ton, . a., or mer Y am 11 9 6\C i Kyger and 21h miles from Rut· mJnutfs 20 aecond• eut from th• ret~Jdul! on account of the approprl.cnds for their sympa- Roach's property. 773-5263. 1 , Chest Philco ___ $75 Box 1an d· 9 room, 5 bedroom, H· 420 wut316lneIee!tof to Seeton :16 a on d!Jtance ot of allonsaldof t~ fee! title andor construdi•• I! cu. Freezer, ft. Fla. 23100, Oakland Park. a polnt the protmpro~ement, a total o1 33307 and rrl I F S 1:! • the owners' north· Willard J.il Mowery: Afl\ftl L. Vow· th\.', kindness, beautif ul_floral Jim Bennett, Clifton, w. Va._ ! o_r_ a_e --·- ~ Chest Freeter. Monl•omery. w. floor, birch cabinets• bath • State poled Ruu\e -~terlr7 and limited Aeceu Hne ot 11..500.00. dUl" 1 6 ut( BUDGET PRICED furnitu re tn Werd, 16 cu. ft. offerings and cards d1.1nng the ll I $150 I HEATING..;UMB plastered walls, part base erlr Property line, 83JH feet left of ery; Geor~:e Mowery: -- I I h . ,- L lNG, Rura I a! fu ace ·~ !illtlon 303 plu.-. 94 •• IUrveyed ln William Y. Mowery; Glady• ClarenceMower) Kowc est Freezer, InternationalDmtol ~lottie Gas. Arnold Bro- men' co rn ' ewrm lli64 by llle Ohio DepariDlent ot ery; Avlt Mowery; E<llth. Rallel; Jame~ I d mo the.r. ; SLEEPING nooMS, 161 N. 5t I our thu·d fl uor budget shop. Ioss 0f our beave 11 Mrs. Cora Morn s. Specaal , Avenue. !11iddleport, 0 h i 0. Baker Furniture, Middleport, Harvester, 11 cu. ft. -- $100 !hers. ,v18 E. Main Street doors plenty ~~~~~~w;ond Utetherelueatton or of Mcthe· • 1 Jonu;Bolyard; Zeb Jones, d and windows, · · an ',orelnl ~rue place · llakeB; Bo1)'ard;Ro1ie Clayton DotueNeva Ha· thanks to Rev . Cha rles ~or- Phone WY 2-2246. 11 16 trc ' Ohio. I 11 12 tfc Pomeroy. 9 22 tfc sha e trees, 58 acre!!!, 20 ac- ~~~~:= then~ south 28 delr&l!~ 1)2 llilllli:J Carrol Mowerr: DJly Mowery; ris Mrs Chester Erwm or· ·I -- · - - --POMEROY res farm land small barn 11 -,ed• M, ~econda weat alnn• nld 1Connie Snider: Ralph Sntder: Th1 1 ' . · · d tl Mart'n F~ner I MODERN unfurnished 3 rooms SLUGGISH St:PTIC t<-tnk? Clog- ' Jack W. Carsey E outbuildings, (~lr fence,' •"~~28 fe~~\eo"• ~~~nt o:':~~n~ewne~~ 1~~':!!:~7~h~eL~~~"~~~~~~~~~~o:~rr~md~~· ganiSt, an le I . d b th F ' 1 t'IT d d . s? G t Klean Em-'1 ManltJE'I' veryday Specials !· d 0 . $ uth~rly property Unr and the exllt- Jllowery. dl.'eeased: The Unknown al Home an a . . Urll!Sl U I II ~S. , ge ratn · e . • Ph. WY 2·2181 at arm pon . Wner Wants to in1 e.tete~JY rlaht or way line of Shte Heln ot Bert Mower7. decease« , h' M . F . Coa ts BUJidtng . II 16 tfc All Septic Tank Cleaner. move to Florica Pnce $8 000 5 ~~~:e 143, hl.'ln~t 106.38 reet left of 1~11Urer of ~ eiu count! Ohio am1 _ ______ L d k F B reau . Pomeroy Maria's Style Post · ' · d•a un 301 pllu 110; thence nurtb Ol Autlttor of Melp county. Ohio, Io1 1Y T e oms llam116 ttp HARMONY apartments for an mar arm u ' ' Haircuts .. . _ $1.2S gree1 31 minutes 30 seconds west 1uch inere~t as each m11Y have. 0 f II tl d 1 2 bl k 11 3 30lc I PICTURESQUE SETTING •long eald propertr line 1 dl1tance of The Vllrtl e• first named herein will rent' uf 0 a 00 S. OC !:i _ _ _ _ 1 Shampoo & Sets $1.50 ~-00 feel kl the owneu' ~outlowe~ter- furthel"'•kke n.;,Uce that U lbey are 1 1 rrom business district, Porn- FH\EWOOD, any length, $10.00 , Insurance 30 day color rinse, A BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom Jn/~:~e~ftn;o~e~ta~~d H~~t;n~~x~; ~:e~::~r~e;s ;f/;~w~y~.f :' ~!' o1, ~: eroy 1 3 and 4 rooms. furni sh-I, pick up load. Call or write Sh11 mpoo & set $3.50 briC · k ho_me 0~ 1Y 2 years 0ld 7ln1 l3'L12 left uf13St11t1on 301 plu• due them ror ca.mpanutllll1 Notice d i ~ C 1.6:1. thenrret ~ north deMnl!e~ oo amount and d am~l~•. they 1hall me notice of 111 1 f WEEKEND f ga t the Hub- ed New : plast er, paint, loors, Glendale Sk idmore, S h a e .: 1-'H(av opymg Service Cop- Permanents $7.50 up located m Pomt Pleasant W d the ir appeal from rindlns• n to com 1B t9 tecondJJ east alon ' . Christian meem ' II I tfc Il ies made ol legal paper5 WeSellandServico . . room, ' all. Cr!/lerlhe.and the ownerJl' wuter1y pen~a alter tlon and damlll!e&. within 40 son Umon Church, I electric ranges. sinks with l Ohio. MY 6-3437. Va ., .large li\'tng Property lme a distance of 199.7t led l dars the daw or publlcat1on 01 1 • I' I" I JO i C"dbinet.s. baths, gas fumaces . n ',!CK D'IPLEX 3 bl:'droomS . • birth recon1~ Bild almo:sl an) i, Wigs and Wiglett built-in kitchen pf.z ba thlntoth,e ownt n ' nl!rthwestproperty ·or- this notl~e. or they wlll be forever 0 5t . _. 1 l; ' . ' er elng ~88.23 feel left of Statlonlb&.rredlrom appc~llngtherei~OJm. 300 1 1 8 8 N0\'. I1· u, "• 20 • a 7• P-1 T 1 \\Y 2 2 1 1 m., with Evangelists Leonard · __e_·_ "539 · 11 1 1 ~ ' livmg room, dining room, kit ·' other documt>nts Marie s Stvla.Post. basemenl, eleclrlc heat, l'h: · J.76: tht'nce ~;outh Bi ~e- 1 P E. Mll8heter, . 00'1 r . h d I . . d . Reu\er Insurance, Pomeny "'*- y hed r I areu ' 01u minutes 3D le<:oncb ean •· Director o( Hlrhwayl Fitts and Charles Setters. Pas- 4 R n ~rms e lOUSe m t:hen,..' oasement an garagc.i Rt. 124 Pfi. '1/V 2..527 SIZe attac garage, ront ~:e~ thl! ownen~·01 northerly pro:•erty I ou 11. lit 90 00 1 4 Ur tor O'Dell Manle\. ·. Mason. Phone WY 2-3872. forcetl air nrras furna ce_ HlitSyracuse. Ohio porch ' jllentv· shrubbery. Price · feet to !l27g the · - - - - - - - - - - . Pate ofdl~:~tance beglnnln!j'. cvntainlnll 11 16 3tc 11 10 61c t~rnut Ave. Call WY 2-Zl\27. 1 $19,500. Can be seen any time. · ~ •,n acre. mort! or leu or Whlchj -·----· - _ I' lfc lA8'T'NA CASUALTV lnsunmCf e '.n. o1 oe~uplea 0.140 of an acre 11 1 - - - - --4 ROOM d b tl a tm t ' AUC'nONfi:ER more OJr e5_' "I • 0 LIISE WEIGHT safely with an a l ap r en . . '· Mullen tnsuranAgency. lnc. Sold ' I"""" h"'"' tlv· ' ' · · • •· ···j c< Complele Servl·eo MONEY MAKER k j)('~·ADle1 Tablets. Ool) All 2- l l ¥l hTO_N lntcrnation~l ,I Pomercty, Phone wv 2-3381. belli Ill aUpulated tn the herrin~ 3975 utilities paid. Tel 11 :10WY tf 58 u k Tru_t t 11 Crin liradfort1 E'~ABLIS1!ED restaurant do- fore mentl . . ue<.l survey. : We at Sl.i:lrk's Pharmacy C c am saw, PUIC . _.a 9 1 Uc ~.l Owncra claim title l:ly in~trumt>nt of 9 25 60tp 4- ROOM -B-ATH a·nd ga rage. 916 ' WI 9-3403. -- - - Write. Prone or Contal'l ing a good busmess, all equip- ~~~·~~d ~n De!ed Rook 135, Pue 270 , -.,-,:-:-::-:::-::---:---c- - - A. t.. • IIRAtnrHI\D ountrresoluUon Het'ordl.'r ·1furthl!r. Off•ce .... I t St M"dd l l fl -- - G INS u I ment m good coodil"wn. AI so, And 1Hid . - . I•f . ,, LE .... •• ,r ..... .. ..., ........ .......,., ..oc_us ., rear. 1 . epor 50.000 BTU oor fu rnate, comGRAN E URANCE. Mu eo Ra •·· Obi fortb thai 11.300oo ... ........... Oh t:wow, 0 4 room apartment. For more for land taken ; . . .1!oocompematlon 1 1 11 1 61 1 A•••nce"~T ~1 1your opera· t 10. WY . , ~.rue t tUretl and · to...00 ~ u damages u value of 1 1 .._ UQI t 2-9918, Martm 11 9Res· tf I. plete with thermostat con2 1 lnsurance Agency , tr.c'? Pom '"' Information. pleage cal1 m to By Mrs. Fe ,_ La. 1&11"" .' 1- · lor'l w.;c~n---t "'"" _ _ __ C trol. Price $4{1. Phone WY - eroy. Phone WY 2-3381. - e re1ndue on Iee account '411 WY ).2186. -~uran · lARL GRUESER. Plumbing person at our office. prial.lon o1 the Iitle ofandUi:o;:~o: Daune Stanley, Harrisonville lliUc NEW MODERN 1st floor effi- 26.51. 11 13 3tp i 1 lfc and He?ting Mlnersvllle HOBART OIU.ON, REALTOR !!,on, 3o,W~ ~m~ro,emRent, or • lot~ spent a day in Columbus 11•t.. ~ = _ -;~~-iTJ " Ohio. End your sewer troub_.,-2174 ;utlth . now known ue; .. Ruhy Uleetl ng If th ---------..,-ciency apartment, Midd\eporti BAR.BIE -doll cl-utll;.,' _.._~~ uby 1':.E Hartung: WJkler ing • Lost and found WY 2-3874. 11 4 Uc make to order. ciill 773-5308. 1 Auto Sales les. We have all sizes sewer Lucille or Howard Brannoa of cl•r~''ri~n'wu~.!~~o':ce~:!~ 1Oh1o School Boat d hSSOclatl... 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fredrtck Wba LOST: LADY's Gold Timex 5 ROOM furnished apartment II 16 12tp: 1955 FORD 2 door sedan V-8 machines. Reasonable rates. Eveolnga 446-12ZI 1l standard. $150.00. Phone WY 2· Call WY 2.2974, day or night. _ ~ ,._ WY 2·22118. 11 4 tic "HUFFY" · Deluxe -Bol'"s . 2ti It 15 2tc """ •• , , .. ,, Wlkl"""'u."'::'O: vtslted a weefd ' .l Llo eeased, Adele P' CUIIUIN Dw1 ht I ley,d Columbus, "th h . ter Mr 2 53 Watcb. Phone 11 16 3tc HOUSE on Lincoln Heights I ind t hike. only $20.00 if so ld : 779fl. 11 16 3lp 9 15 tfe ~IJums. Carl Millard ro~ler, ...~ra en WI er SIS ' • an -::=--:c----;----;-;-:-I 11 ld · - -tbildermuth, Lau ra Wildermuth. mo- Mrs. Robert tLola) Clark. ;;N newly deco.ra. ted, inside and at . once, or wi swap for o 1-964 Biscayne chevrOiet~-Six , lnstructionl and natural flllrdtan of Ed LOST Saturday night on easec II' • f II 1 J 1 EXrERIENCED •w•er 1,., 1• Wild•~"'" , mlno...... ...; Mike Epple and Mrs. Eble 1 5127 11 1 Hollon Rd. German Shepherd ou. a I v . I col. ns or ~y , cu C:: ton . ~ m I standard, radio a_nd heater U S. CIVIL SEBVICE - TESTS! ermuth. a ntlnor Mlll•rd wiid" H . . "ted S da fte Dog. 1f found contact: Miss ______ _ 10 Mohler,. Cree_k Road , good condition, pnce $l 4SO.OO. · Kathleen AudJ: anmg VISl un y a moon . p k RL 1 R · FURNISHED Apartment 4 M!drllcpmt, OhiO, Ph. WY 2- B M Buchanan Re€dsville w:" '!:';! •• with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wyatt acme. · · 1 . ·. • ' boOn. .teYaneemanL Ptoeparar.nrJ lnternt u eacb may have. of Pomeroy R. D. , P au Ime ac 1 11 16 _31! 11 12 3tp rooms and bath, over Fabric _ 7103 · ____ _______ Oluo, Phone 667-fil77. 'ra1nl.nt .. Wlll.ll u ~qut.-ec~ The partlea first named herein wm Mr od M Del Rhod e!l ________::.:._.::;.~ Sh R bl I1 b 11 15 6t Tbouaoa:nd. ot lObi opeD CQ~~"enel further lake notice LhU If they . a rs. rna 11 op. ent reasona e. Cal TE:llEO Radio Com ination. c uuallJ' IlDDec:.... ,. GremmiJ' not •aUtfiN with lha flndtn ot ~~ and her sister Nettie visited Help Wanted WY ~293. 11 13 tfc l Beaul.iful walnut (onsole. Has ~ eebool «lfflctent 111 tor JOt.. m~~n'PlarlM, tohl amount Dtret'tor due ot Utchway,, to the With • . -=c-,,...-:o="' From the largest truck OT FREI 1DtormatJon tltem lot ueompenntlon thell' BOD,' Mr. ' andMrs TAXI DRIVERS and dispatch. ONE 2 bedroom- house trailer AM radio, and 4 speed chang- ~ Wan ed bulldozerheater radiator re<~ulremen~ Wrtte ronAV 11.-int :: d.amare•. they •h•ll tile ootlee ot Ri hard Rhodes and famil smallest core. to the oacne and ed<lreteLIDCOI& Jertoe. lr lppeal trnm ttndtnp ., to c y of ers, full and part time. In- and one 3 bedroom house for er. 4 spca ker soun d sys Iem. Boi too. C• ol U. Dali.J' orompenutlon and dlmatee. Within tO St. Albans W. Va. . t c b Offi I M"d 1'1 . is a 1965 model Used 8enllneL daYI after the dete of publ~•t!on of ' ce n I - rent. Middleport. Phone wy· ll!i • nottce, or they wtu be for.ver Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Gregterv1ew e a dleporl, 2nd and Mill St. WY !- 2-3346 or WY 2-2186 or WY 2· [ only 4 months. Full balanc·e , Legal Notice """ ''~m •"""""' thmtrom. ory of Harrisonville spent the 2.605. 11 11 6tc 3600. ll 13 Uc due $9G.OO ur pay $1.25 per WY 2-2143 Pomeroy weekend at their home in Web-W_E_N-EE - o"_A_ N_E_A_T_ I j<d - --- - - - - --. -- I week. Try it in your home. LI!GAL NOTICI POR PUBLICATION 11 11 lt.e ater Springs, w. Va. . . . _, c ean :J Y! FOUR ROOM furmshed apart- Call WY 2_6555 , The l'nk.now-n Ht~ln or Clara D. 11 16 6tc With good disposition to care ' ment. WY 2-3658. 11 15 CUST-OM-BUTCHERiNG- and LIGAL NOTICI •ot PUaLtCATtON Mrs. Mildred Short and 80ft, for an elderly lady, and . do ~::n ,· · HOUSE T IL, ZIG ZAG l96a Model. Automat. , Hetr~~ of !leila smtth Fowler. De· Rolle Jone•, who.e last llnow ad- Willie, Cleveland, visited Sun,. rr t .rv RA EH. on · ,., ewt"n h" • I I RUTLAND cutting. Will buy hides every ceand whoRe addresse. are un· d.reu tl 414 Dlnnll Street. Adrian. day WJ"th Rev. RDd Mrs. Wt"lliam 10 s g rna( me . ,,u urn;;. , M d Phil M . p known: Tile Unknown Hel~ ot Theo· ·l~hlj:an; Zeb Jones. wboae last k' \'le 0 er pnvn e hJousewor rooms and bath furnished private tot, two bedrooms. ically buttonholes, makes on ay eJer, bone noR.E Wlldennuth d~eased whole mown lddre.. " t.l4 Dlnntt Street, Barnhart. Mrs. William BarnPhone WY 2-5401. 1 WY 2-3510. 9 18 tfc addreur& a~ unknown , and' Carl !:!!:·1 MlchiJ•n; Carrot Mowery, hart returned home with !bern .apartment, utilitie s, food and decorative d<:sign~=;, sews on ! Mllard Fowler ~ho8a Jut known ad· ut Jmown addre•• II <W29 cash. John M. Richmond, Bl4 butlons all wi"tiJoul ">])·•ch-I Apply·. 1\l.: CONUITIONING Refrlger· dress "unkn~wn, wlll ntake talleJPfiC• no-- ~~ly H.Uroll llllnnll; 11 15 tfc .... a ttce that on No~embe~ , Ill&, owary,Street. whoaeChlcaJO. lu\ known ld- lor a short V181""1. 9 East Main St. 11 9 He 1 H :U::~ am:: fl,ur ,-, ., ", fu n ·~h& ments. Assume last 8 pay- D 'I S . I Off atlon service. Jark's Refrig· Jat proce&"~mg• were flied. In th.a ~!:!' ~ 0~ ~ WutT~'uron Street, Chi· Mrs. Esta Dean, Downlngton ld ....... ··-""·-·-... II y entlne ice . N Common !'leal Court of Melp (;ounty. • n •• e nknown Heln 1 KEEP- YOUR carpets- beautiful .....,. uwunuoued apart ments of $7.80 per month. erat10n, ew Haven. Phone oh 1o, IN THE MATTER or Tim ot' .Jillla Mowery, deceued. wb01e ad· and her granddaughter, Mloa ments W'V. Z-~lo1 12 • tJ I TU 2-3537 4 • u APPROI'RIATION BY 1'HE STATE OF drtllel IN unknown: Tba Unllnown c 1"1 rnl nd . despite cons!"'Jnt footsteps of I . . u (' C<~ ll WY 2-6555 11 16 6tc I ... 0 c 01110 ot• THE F!:E J'OR HIGHWAY Rein ot Jama Mowery, daceued, a I 0 a, a Mrs Kate Wll 1 busy family. Get Blue Lus-'4 ROOM apartment -1956 Call WY 2Business Services Real Estate For IIOD of tre. Rent electric Shampooer for rent. Phone WY 2-2776. Af· , 67n after 5:30 p. m. I - · __ CESSARY [N THE coNsTRUcnON lleeeu~. whon lddr10e• ne un· eral FOR SALE OR TRADE N AND IMPROVE~NT OF State known. win take notlee th•t on No- b lhdaysJ VlSlting k W IMrs. h Wilson~ $1. Pomeroy Ceme nt Block ter 5 p. m. Rowley and Reed ·, 1.c CURTISS "Dairy or Beef" : ew RoUTE No. 7, "SECTION 2.:15. MEIGS vember 12. ttHill, Q~eet•l Proceed.lnlfl ro er. ac e C , 11 16 3 I Co., Pumerny, OhiO. Hardware. 3 bedroom house with wash- COUNTY, Ohio. ease no. 13.84&.1n purli~d ~nl thee Common Plea• ' butlt , • lD . •uan<:~ ol • resolution and ftndinJ or e •• ount.r. Ohio. 1s . T 17_50 x H NEW·-SNOw ti~s as B,reeding Service. Call WY 2-- room and carport, th 6 Dlrecttlr 01 lll~ehway 1 of the sw. ~ JIATTER OJ' 'niE APPROPRI HIGH COUR 1[ I trc - 1 low as $12.95, plus ta x. New 22G4, Pome~oy. 985-3415 Ches II 15 6lc . • G. E. klteben plenty of wat- or Ohl_o. In Volume !10, Paa:e aM. of THEo ,JvF~mSJ::AvorPtJRomPOo OF WASHINGTON (UPI) - 'l'bf BLUE •.LUSTH_ 10 26 30lp er, well msula . ' ted. Located the R•11htof nf Seetlon of the ~~w~~ i¢NfSL AONDF WILLA.r E bnot I only nds I I H.Ail.Rli LOTS - free JeW rlms to mount .,~now tir es on. I ter. Jou rnal the Way Plrector of HIJbwa)'eo ... RDSESJ Supreme Court meets today to carpe _O _R _ K- wa-nt-ed. ""I h r E &ettlnK forth th:•t It II necedlrY for • ·' ...... ARYiha . . rt . s d0 1SOlft i ulR Paves] _PJI_e age and wat.e_r Brown '!! l'rail fl,l\ popular sizes in stock,,i~ULLD- 0-ZE-R W ffil e, SOUl 0 astern the public convenience 1nd welfare lN THE CON8TRUC1'10N AND IM- nd dOWD OpWIODS Bnd Orderl72 1'10 an o y. enl e :ctncl er. Par~ (State Approved) $7.50. N _iewell 's Suno('o Che ~t- Hea sonable, dependable and High school Contact· B . d to •ppr~prlale a fee title for hllh· PB.OVEME:NT OJ' STATE ROUTE NO.I and to begin the second week ol shampooer $1 Baker ~ urm Mmersvlll~> Ohio W\ h · · 81! way purpo•e• over the proper&J' 1Jtu· 'J, SECTION 1.25, MEIGS COUNTY. . . · · · ...., • t" 00oe er, 0 10. 985-2305. 11 experienced. Phone WY 2Brothers Auto Wrecking ated In Section u:. Town 1-N, Ran,. I o. CASE NO. U.&M. tn punu· argumeota lD the November ture, Middleport. 11 15 6tc Z..332 _-4 ____ 1 u; tfc IO 30 He ToWNblp, Melli couo- anora of • ruoluUon and ftDd.in& the ot sessiota. 2201~, 11 8 lOtc - _ 11 16· l2tpJu-W,Iillillbury ty. ObJo. 17ln• on lbe 11ft ud rlJM tbl OlredOr of m,bwa,. of rltl Puhtlflhll -r~- M t r omeroy p ·flMI'ti- c 1.}1;: YORE \ ~apo p[J' r.l 0 I 1,============,11 WA WHAT AILS YOU, SNUFFY? YE LOOK ~IKe'<fJEST LOST RaDII 13 W•t. 8&Uabul11 Town~JUp, Melp COWli-J, ObJo, }Jbll oa the ~tn 1 nd rtlbt 1ldel of the c.at.etUM o1 a IUI'YQ' mad• bJ me Depar~ment ol n• $1/E~ !11111 5fJ1.1'.W J<!iiO~· I!EEN IN Ti/.li NfJV$ AJ.C J<!t:E!C =-==----=----c---z ·• ;=-=- ==- -========= i "Thal'a tile VI!Ubla witH charge-plat... I • • • yf>U r:ever pt _, lii!IFP ~ --1 - r:. I • 1 DAILY OBfiitJCiWDI- Bere'1llow to work lh Ia One lett er aim ply at&Ods for •noUwr. J:a Udl..znpte A hi used for the tb.ree L'a, X for tbe two 0'11. etc. Bifte1e lettertl. apo&o troph\('s. the length And formation ot tbGI word:~ are all lut~ta. EacJ1 day the code letters are diftereDL . I, .• H • vill arriSO e News Notes 1 C. ;::~,.~~'":e:.,:;~" ,.;:~ ""'~·•""'"' II ~~ 2~~e L_eadi~ RADIATOR sERV 1cE 1 s CARRIERS NEE DED I tfcl-~ furm~11ed I' . .. ' CHEVROLET~ lle,!tw~ .!!ru-:; ::~ BlAffiNAR'S ~muth. Wlld~rnmth, ur~rotofM~:~· c~o~t!t,?~~io~nf!.rT~=~ :U• Dire~to~a:_~·~hw•y• !:1s~!r~~et\n~~e,;:,dn:ho•~nlln!~~ S~le ~~~~~i~~~~xJ-AA~ ~~ ~h~os~n:!!:O~~"o uD!:ao~;-:. 1 c::n I Hal'!'i~nville speo~ se~- By CHESTER GOULD QDBI'DPD DBVI'BO liKK Clli 1o IOWD ora1 D N J AD V Jl B C..DlD.LJJ:IJ I Yatwdal'l ant ;uen NEXT ~ · ~ m CGL WMPO Radio 1 1 DICK TRACY A Q n ' - Ql 11111 .. lm","" r AXYDLBAAXB LONGI'BLLOW ~ONDAY THRU l'lliDAY- 8:00 S1JD 0o - NOWI &: Oil sacred Heart uo Melp Counl1 RFD 6· 25 Paul Bowera, Farm 6:31 flews U7 W.. tlier 7 110 National ,;0,., 7:05 Bill Miller Shov 730 Sportl Par81te 7:35 BIU Miller ~ho• 7:~ Picken> Hardwaro ITu.. '!burs.) 7:60 News 8 Btil ~Iller Show 145 Baker Furniture Sho" 9 00 Newa v 05 Co!lee with JIII.C ·-- ..... !HII.AJIPWDCIA.TION OJ' rr.-THMlC'!It* Y ·- 1:1111 Sundown Seretladt 1:45 Sign OU - --- ,;, --·-~·· · -4 WJEH RADIO 8ATVRDAYSB:OO Sign On - News 8.30 Happy Valley Boys 1:05 Coun!rJ MU!Ic llJDt WJEH LOG 4:45 Spotlight on Sporb 8:20 CoUillry Jamooree Monday 'lbroulb Frldl1 4:55 Weather rOO Protest&ll Hour 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 5:00 Community Newt 7:30 Spnrta Parade 7:15 Echoea of Joy 1: 10 World and National 7:35 Larry Andersoo Sba1r 8:110 Ohio Valley News 5:15 Sign Off lb:46 It's Music - vm1 8:05 World Newo 7:15 Sign On, Muslcol Cloet 11:00 Dutto.'a aod Herna Dairy 8: 10 Sports Today 7:15 Echoes of Joy ·rup Tu Sbow 8:15 Weather Picturo 1:110 Ohio Valley News 12:011 Newa 8:16 Musical Clock 8:05 World News 12:15 luSical Interlod• 8:55 Community News 1:10 Sports Tod-ay 12:30 Rn Merlin t'eetl 9:00 Talk of the Town 8:5 Weather Plct~n 1:00 Newo 9:55 Masoo County Newr 1:16 Pt. Pleasant Football ·05 Jim Mees Sho\f 10:00 Public Service 10 :30 Songs for Children 1. I'- ·00 Portralta ot a Patriot 1o15 F ,n '" Swap Shop 5:50 Sporta Parade : amity Worship Hour 10:45 Golden Key 1:00 Sundown Sere••de tO:SO Latchstring 11:00 News 10' 30 BID Miller Bnncb Show ~ 11:011 Newo 11 :w M \ 8 45 Sl 0!1 Sal urday Show U.l5 Muoa Agr. l'>!vgram Sl;NIJA 11:05 Morning Melodieo 11 :00 Local. Ohio, Nat. Newa ITt'OSdtJ) 7:30 Sign Oo _ Arm, Hour <ucept Friday, Church Uti Bulletin Board 10·45 FamiiJ Wonhlp ('111tll'l.) 7:55 News 12:25 News 0 Grllffi.l 11 ,45 :::~ ~~!; lo .4o A.~.C. Program (Friday! 8:00 Baptllll LaymRO'J Hour 11:55 Mason CoUilty News 12:30 Saturday Matlneo ll oo Newr I: 30 News Headlines 8 30 · · : Sunda) Show 12:00 Community News 1:31 Saturday Matinee ll u; "'-··a Coon'- J"·-•- • 3 · ..... •r -~ •' 0 Tho Bible Speal.• to You 12:05 Noon Newa ll30 nute CoRDtry Bymno 1:45 Legtslatlvo Report 1~:10 MarkeiB 1:55 News l~ 00 Cemeol Block Ne 2:00 Saturday Matinee · "" 10 00 The Good 1,11e 12:n Mid Day Weather ll: 30 Goessler'e Guesl Star 10 '• ~ongres•man Moeller 13:20 Bulletin Board 2:30 News Headlines IFr!dayJ 10:30 The Country HymoUmers 12:25 News 0 Grams :, ~ ~~~day Matineo I~ 3~ Larry Andenon Show 11:30 The Qmel Hour 2:30 County Aeenl 3:00 Saturday Matlneo 3. • Jim Meeo Show 12:00 News 12 :45 Country Go Round 4 15 BlaotiDar AUIO Show 12:15 Tho ~~-uans Hour 1:55 Newa Beat 3:30 Newa Headlines 4 30 Et ~•n• 3:31 Saturday Matinee · ectrfc CompaDJ l'le\ll 12:30 1bo Rev. MPFI" J'eeta 2:011 Country Go Round 3:31 Saiurday Matinee 1:30 Tho Rn. Sllaa BIUUPll 2:55 News Beat 3:55 News 4.1L Jim Meet Sbo,. 5 00 floowa 2:00 1bo Rev. Alldrew farSDDI 1:011 Mid Way Malineo 4:00 Discing with Dosa 5 05 Jim floeu Show 2:30 Sunday . , 0 w0_,15 , 3:55 News Beat 4:30 Radio R 1 o un litter'• Wl!lther Report 1:00 Sundown SetODado 1:011 Disclnr with Doll 5:00 Newa Roundup _5:50 Sporll P~raoe 1:41 Sip 4:30 Interchange 1:1& SliD orr THE BORN LOSERI_ __;;,;~:=_:::..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __::..__ __:::.:..::: LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII By HAROLD GRAY ,, 'rtlU WAM 1 DO I ~IT~ WAL.A_~ RE'l!ZE "fi·IAR's £)(~RT'5 Ab REALlY BOO~ Ll-li(NI:D t:W ~~__y'J: A OOS!; 0 SWE.&'TN't.SS AN' LlGHW' KIN 't~N A BO~N MURDEt<E~'<;; BLACK INSI.O•.'Ri".i"'iNI-ltTE AN' ~'i-TH'o rs _ ' 6~ANDMA. A'5LIEI> Fl!l.L ~llli Wi W!R:& VISITIN' HliR/ ~-..-1 ou r;::::==:-z~~~~r=~~~====~~3=r;~~~n·:d·B~y~A~R~T~SA~N~S~OM By BRANNER WINNIE WJNKLI I~ALar OF 11ME MAKIOO 11-11& PtANI!. OONNECTION. /--.}..J W~! DICK REA"y SERIOUS WHEN HE W110TE ll<AT HE MIGHT MARRY AN IITTRACTIVE; GUEST AT "ELII:ANCHO GRANDE. "' ~ ADVERTISING MAKE ABIB fJIFFERENCE .IN.. PEOPLE'~ I , IT MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE TO YOU· to know where to find what you and your family need, and how to get the bast values for your shopping dollars. And it makes 1 big diHerence to the merchants who serve you . . • . to know where they can "meet'' you and best tell you •bout what they oHer. In. the pages of your•newsp1per, you and your local 1nerchants get together. Newspaper advertising Is your guid• to intelligent shopping 1nd will '• spending. 1• • • I'P HfARD FATHERS ACTED S!AANGfLY, BUT CI1ASJNG OUR I'ORTJ;RS !tOWN -~ ,. ..,. .. ~. , -- . ,. NalllOIOGY =~~~~~ ~ . a.. . ' - · ~-.~~..,r · ·HEY, NOT JUST MF-. ll'S FR\011HE WIIOlE I I ·~ ' -··· -~.. . .... ..:_.-_ - -- -·-·~t~ �"*lflil l'lilli~o41.-,...,.ll,ll't!otc~w ~~ ~~~·~ :~ :~: ~~ ;:-~.:.:~"~:..:::~ :~~ .~ ~" ~:::·~ " ._.:_~:.:· ~.~ ~:::::::::::::~~~==~~;~::::::::;::;::::::~:~ . ..~ -- ~ .. ... . ~ , ..~ . -........,.. .... .....,..... ....... "\ • ... ~ '\ · · · ..... " . .. . .... . . . . . .. . ... ..:. .....,.., Off' ! :, . •' ' / ' Missionary · S .t 1 oc•e y0 Syracuse Meets . . ud Mrs. Society's 25th d Chester Wscs • Around An Hoids Meeting fC:m ~~~.~~~:g p;~~n~ 1~ Anniversary About On November 4 at Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Waid Kim~~ Is Observed Middleport Mrs. Rece, Mrs. Leonard The wscs of the Rock Springs members, Mro. Batley spears. 1 ., \ .. • 1 Dr. speaScott k is . er on · .Child Behavior.. : • t r ., ELBERFElD$ ARE HEADQUARTIRS FOR • at y CANNON Dr. Carl Scott, child psycho!· 0 1st at La~in IJIIltitule, Lakin, • . ~BED The ()lester W.S.C.S. met twin and Mrs Ad'a Morns. A hodist church observed the The Lord's Prayer In unls~n g o "Behl!.Yior the church lor Ito regular meet· lhank you offering was taken Met iversary of the Society Ml'!. Nina Bland has return· opened the meeting of the M19· W. Va., spoke . n n, at t~ ini Nov. 4. Stxteen membe~ l by Mrs G. T Michael. Prayer ~~~r:;:y arternoon at the ed to her home in Akron after sionary Soc 1ety of the Syrac~se :roble~:r 0~~~~:r'the Midand two vlaiton were pre~n ' i was by Mrs. Karr. . burch VIsiting with her mother, Mrs. I First Unit.ed Presbytenan o~e~ PTA Monday evening at SHEET'S • enttne I Mrs. Hoke Robt~son of Galhpo- 1 Durmg the business sess1on c ·Mrs ·w. A Morgan, president, Minerva Childers and her s•s- church for Its Nove~ber meet- ~:p:gh school auditorium. 1 ing. Ada Slack, president, pre· t !1s, and Fred RiCe. nd cted the meeting, whlch ter Mrs. Guy Reynolds. meetin was opened with 139 Slck calls were reported and 00 ~lrs !\rthur Orr was pro· •cards sent to two shut-Ins A 1 ~ Wl th the 11 ymn, "Wh.at Mrs. ClaFence Lacey and Mrs. sided, and the group read "The The tl g iven by Mrs. r.:nam lE'.&der, using as her to~- I request for Bibles for dtsabled d We Have In Jesus," Guy Reynolds were in Athens Purpose or Presbyterian Worn- ~e 1mv,~~b on gwhich included "The School .~opout. A Pn- , veterans was read. Plans for I folio~:~ with prayer by Mrs. Saturday mght to . attend the en," from Dial. Secretary and th: ~OOtha p:~m. The pledge to L :try Concern. I t~ Christmas party and g•ft Che~ler Lemley. A report was musical program given by the treasurer reports were read and the Amencan Flag was led by 'fhe meetmg was opened by exchange were made lor the [ . · n packet.. sent to the Norman Luboff choir at the approved. Roll call was ans~er· . Sco t Tr p 104 \ 1 ,.·:l~ing ''Am.erica,'' with F:ed l next meeting. Dec 2. Each ! ~~~~ o<.:ommunlty Day. A con- Memorial Auditorium in the I ed with a Bible verse by eJght Ga~he a~lend:Once b~nner was I ·r., 'aS P!~ms~. The r~s~nsav~ member IS to mv•te a fnend. I tributJOn was made to UNlCEF, concert series. I members prese~l Prayer was won b Mrs. Bettv Picken's 4th rradmg, Social J~stJce wa \ Mrs. Robmson was. g~est I Mrs Lemley expressed her ap· Mr and Mrs. Max Lambert 1g1ven by Frankie Mumaw. , rdde Yand Mrs. Flossie Atlens1 the group AssJstmg wit~ the speaker. Rerreshmenls y,~re precJation on being sent to the of Columbus spent Satur~ay I For devotions Mrs Bl'ack I ~orth's second grade. Mrs. p~ogram were Mrs Fred Ice, served by Mrs. John Hayes. t\' IS MJmsters' Wives Retreat. . with their mothers, :Mrs. Harry\ read 'The Chu~h u·nlted and I Walburn, vice president, pre.• 1 s Raymond Frank Mrs Rod M1· Kimes. OUter [ . b Mrs 0 La bert 1 · · Erwm an s. Devotwns were gtven Y ~ Mllls and Mrs. ana m · Imaginative " Mtssionanes of sided in the absence of the bert Bailey, Mrs. Waid Spen- members present were M~~ J Lewts Grueser and Mrs. Mora Mr. and Mrs. John ~yons en- I the day to be prayed for were I president, Mr. Wilham Ingles. {'er, ~1rs. Lethe Woods, Mrs. LUlie Christy and Mrs. Ailee gan and Mrs. Grueser gave tertamed with a rami1Y, dinner , in Indian and in the U.S.A. was , It was announced that there fda Knight, and Mrs. Mabel Dodson. ' hlslory of the local soc~ety Saturday evening at therr home the State of Oregon. Prayer would be no meeting in De\ an Meter. Prayer [or "Social talk on b Service" was In unison. For the program. a s ,, on Grant Street in o servan~ was offered by Rachel McBride cel)lber ~ Re'freshments were h1 "That was the year that ~a ' of the first birthday of thell' Nomirmtmg committee report served followmg the meeting Mrs. Purley Karr was in Second Birt l try was given by Mrs. Wdhanl son Johnny. Attending the tur- to retain all officers was accept· by the hospitality committee. charlie of the reception lor new Is Celebrnled Grueser. A poem, "He Pmnts key' dinner were Mr. and Mrs. ed Officers are president Ada •~J I was Hi s Finger At M e, " and an ar· John Lyons and family, L'nd · ' ' i"-.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO""'I Robert Brent Houdasu~: . ders I a, 1Slack: vice preSident, Lau•·a B b Da L is honored on his second blrthday ticle, "A Woman Con.slMrs Debbie, Bernard, . Midd~epor; Pickens: secretary, Mayme! 0 ' n • etC , recently wilh a party g1ven by I Time. " were read by Tom Lyons, Pontiac, MIch.; Holmes; treasurer, Florence [ Observe Brrtlulnyl SAVE THIS WEEK ON CANNON COMBSPUN h1s mother, Marcia Houdashel~ .~ Amos Leonard. Mrs Bernard Schramm, Zanes- Potts · secretary of member· L 1 Assisting Mrs. Houdashelt wen~ An article from The Method ville and MisS Judy Hysell, ship, 'Mrs P!ckens ; secretary Mr. ~nd Mrs. Ro~ .:; ~ ~ PERCALJ: BED SHEETS-ROYAL FAMILY . Mrs. Dora Pettit and Mr s. l'har. l dist Woman on candle, salt an M<id.J port for Spiritli'Bl Life and Steward- ~ entertamed With 11 par y ~ u_f TONIGHT lhro WED. CANNON PERCALE ia.VIS PRESLEY les Durdy. string, was given wtth salt bemg ed Humphreys, freshman sh1p. Mrs Holmes; secretary day afternoon .ln. honor of the r I "TICKLI ME" t 1 executiVe Y · . . M • sons Bobby end Danny, who bl0 w I Favors of bubb e gum. or Mr~. Cllf- in the engmeermg college, Oh10 for national m1ssmns, rs. : Ceiebr.. ted thci~ birthd<Jys the • 1a commitmen (Techllioolor) _ University, spent the weekend Slack . [ Connon White Combspun Percale Bed Sheets ElYil Presley, Julie Adams, outs and candy were given Lo comrruttee,. g1ven by . . Jocelya. Lanr, Jaok Mullant')', the children Relreshmenls of ford Leifhe1t. C~ndles and syme with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ! It was decided not to have same d~y was !ft 8 Dou~la Bed Size 81 by 108 Inches Salt $2.96 ltlt1T1 Anden. cupcakes, potato .chips, ICe bois were WhWtte,ldJebsus Mt ~ s Norman Humphreys and fam- 1B Chnst mas dmner Ltus }ear.! fTtl~e _lllrth_daJ ~~~ekn~s Mr. :nd Colocream, and kool-ald ~ere serv- Light of the or ' y . . Instead each member Will do- ' o llelr gran JJ ' . Double Bed Size Filed Bottom Sheets Sale $2.96 MJmlwlnn ?5c! and 40e. ed to Cristy and Billy PettJt, Leonard; Green, growth,edMrsf II~Ron Hanning Ohio Univer- nate 50. cents to the treasurer : Mrs Ben\ Balci' a~d ~a~l ~~~~ Single Bed Size 72 by 108 inches - - Solo $2.76 Gene Humphrey, Mark Venoy, Edgar Abbott . Gray, ne Cl , . Rio The December meeting Will m a rep lea o a oo a '111URSDI'Y, Nov, 11 Genis Grover' Tammy Russell, the world, Mrs Walter Wearlll; I slty, and Don Hanrung,weekend : be on the third and each mern- 1complete with goal posts carNOT OPEN Twin Bed Size Fitted Bottom Sheet• - Silo $2.76 Chrisanna Gilliam, Myrtle Gro- Blue, servict Mrs. Lemley Grande College, were ber is asked to brin a Chns!- ~ ry~g out the M!ddleport school ver, Pat Humphrey, Gladys Yellow, friendship Mrs. Way- guests of lhflr parents, Mr. and d g Icolors orange and black The Pillow Cases oiza 42 by 38 inches Sale $1 .58 I pair JIAIDATondSATURDAY o .... love' Mrs. Wll· Mrs. Wilbur Hanmng. fl maA• (rea m~l· l ff .· g f 17 10 -'ake 'w,'IS st•rved Wllh ICe II N Toy lor, Betty Russe , oon ne Sloan no;u • Dow 0 1 ree w1 o e1L/1 o ... 19-20 b ' · ·n Mrs Mr and Mrs. Bill . . . 1 ~ chips and 0 •DR. TIRROR'S Durdy, Mr. and Mrs. ns Y: liam Grueser, Vwlet ~ 1 s, · · W Va was given as were penmes for Cl~am, pop, po a 0 IIOUSI OP HORROR" ~ Avery Goeglein; Ptnk, zeal, Ravenswoo_<J, · · "Least Coin '' [ mmt!. I Also save on Cannon Fine Muslin Sheets Spice Tan Rawhide Monday Wllh her . Readin s .. "Raise The Song Altendmg were the guest~ of I r.t.- ~l!l:":iolopher and Cannon Royal Family Solid Color Lot. ..;"Wn3: . ll Register, Mr. and Mn. Char- Mr~. J~mes Murra;. Of Harv:st .. b Lizzie Quit:k, l honor. Bobby and Dann.y, (.reg I "A 118'( TIN fElT TALL• les Durdy, Mr. and Mrs. James F1eldmg Hawkins, Belle, . and "Broke~ H:eds ,, by Ra eh· 'l White, Lee r~loyd, Denms Hack- , Percale Sheets - Floral Pattern Percale olor) Cushion Insole Caulk Henley, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Va. spent the weekend Wl~h el McBride followed. The meetett, Doxie Walters, Dave Dod-1 llau!l, 1\ldw. G. Sheets and the Multi Color Striped Wtlt. Crepe Sole. Houdashelt. Mrs. Hawkins at their home m mg wa~ ~losed with pra\·er. ': son, ~liddleport. and Danny • Sim Sending girts were Mr. and Middleport. _ ·-- _- -- - - - - - and RDger AbboU uf llu~k Percale Sheets. IUM., MON. and TUII. 6112-12 Mrs. Floyd Brown, Mr. and Mr. Norman . Humphr.eys is land Rd., Pomeroy, were Mr. l Springs Road Games were play- ; Now~ 21-22-23 Mrs. Butch Grover and Todd on a deer huntmg tnp m Vir· and Mrs Paul Neutzling and Ied und glhs presented to the u~..~!;t~r· and Mrs. Nettle Durdy. glnia this week. . daughter , Mrs. Rodney Hnw·l boys. I JaDI l'ondl. t.e Marvin, MlParticipating Merchant In Mark Venoy of Colu_mbus ~s ~r. ~nd Mrs . E. M Burton ery and two children, Runi Dea. ' , c.Uel Dwayne Hick· M:iddley,!H1: Men·hants spendmg two weeks wath his were m Port~outh Sat~rday and Deron Paul, all of Athens, Mrs Potts, hostess. served re· r~:~ Kayr. Christan.as GLft-A-Ramt~ grandparents, Mr. and MrS. to attend t_t"Tnple A and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hender- fr~shments :~to_th _•_•._oo_v_e_an_dJ,!--...,,.,.....,.....,,.,..,.......,,_,.,..,..-,...~":::~ Colwc•rhonl MIDOLIPORT, 0. Dalton Grover of .Pomeroy. Dave W1ley, student at son and son [rom Hamilton. Hazel Clark. I -- · ~--- ---- ·- ____ __ _ ---- - -- ~=~~i::iiiiii'i::i:i:iii~;:ii::iii=:iiiiii:~~· =~~~ University, spent Mr. the and Mrs. -.-v·n•rtt>>>tJirmnr......-....llltlla'ldlllllU•ItiiiUiillllltM w1th his parents, I r; WORLD 1 MEIGS THEATRE I WASHINGTON - THERE IS an old axiom In dlplom,cy that you're not likely to gain ~ confere)ICe table anythinc the enemy doean'l believe you an win on the bf,Uiefteld. Thio, according to authorlta· tive admlnlst:atton sources, sums up he reasons for the ._., 1 a American re,.••on a 00u year ago D.f two Communist et Naill offers to .meet for peace talks at Rangoon, Bur· ma President Jobnson'a tap advisOrs, parUC!Ularly Secretary of Stale Dean Rusk, fell the perilous u. s. military ilion In lale 1964 plus the ines~ of the Saigon I Ran' I j No-· 'I BOOT a $]2·99 THE SHOE BOX . ' menu hen made the negntlatilll! position impossibly weak. - - 1 1 Elberfelds In Pomeroy c.nm. Jol..1'1, oUR 1966 CHRISTMAS .l L. R. Wiley. ·! an :l,,' ~ork The hymn , "Blest Be The 1 That Binds," closed the meet· 1ing, and a heritage scroll was 1 presertted to each present. Refreshments were served in social room to the above ed and Mrs. Welby Whaley Mrs. William Eichinger. I BANK. A Christmas gift of on old fashioned copper lamp to give your Christmas that traditional glow· This miniature 7W' lamp which really works, stands on your table or ' r hangs on the wall. You'll find many purposes for it during the holiday sea· IOD- and It's yours-free-lor opening your Christmas Club at the PO ME- lOY )IATIONAL BANK in Pomeror or Rutland. l Mainly About I People In 1 I .Pomeroy • William Eskew and son, Bill of Dayton were weekend guests of relatives in the area. I• " Mrs. Otis Rapp and Rrand·l 1 son of Vienna, W. Va. Sunday with relatives in area Mr. and Mrs. William Fran· cis, son Blll and daughter, 1 thy and Marty Moranty sp<•m 1 the weekend in Cleveland I on Sunday, at!ended the Cleveland Browns-New York \ football game. Mr. and Mrs. Pele Dulfy Mrs. Mark Duerr spent 1 weekend at Norwalk with Mrs 1 Duerr's niece, Miss Sandra Hall Ierman. They also visited · Cedar Point and sandusky. '1 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hill Marion and Willoughby Hill I Chester spent Wednesday, with ! their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. J . Hill. Mrs. Everett Dailey Ia fined to ·her borne, Anne with the nu. In the short time since its the 1966 Cadinat Mrs. John Smith and ~: 1 Pulhns were Sunday d !las already earned universal acclaim (oc its smart and d.stmc11ve new guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Hugn Bearhs and son, Ronald. styiiag, iU; brilliant new perfocmance and its unsurpassed luxury. Mrs. Ernest Kennedy of Ak· ron waa the weekend guest Mrs. Edith Thomas. Mr and Mrs. Anthony Schu· quiet ride .-nd it" many extraordinar: oom~orts . N~ ler .;.d daughter, Linda ol CoCertainly there h8S never beee a finer Cadillac! A«'f'ptvariable ratio power stet!ri~ has wOR Hmnediate pnull lumbus were weekend guests of 1 ol Ute 1966 .o<.Lds by both owners and admiref"!!i his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ja· (or- itt deftn ess ia t-raffK aod ease Ml parlung. And. 1 to anothec triumphant year! Cadillac's gracefull~ cob Schuler. . of COW'Sf!, Cadlllac'a JD&ny standard sakty features pr. refined exterior style iustandy suggests to all wh.o see It Mr and Mrs. Joseph Fields 1 gent a wonderful sense at weH-being. Drive the new and ;on, Jeffrey spent theweek· the superb craftsmanship to be found inside .the 1966, 1966 Cadil1at soon. The (inest oi. them aU awaits your end in Columbus with tbe1r dau« f cars ... <rL. ~e who have driven this CadtUuc can t car o • I IV3 vote fli. approval ••• at yo~ authorized CadiUac tlealer'a.. ghter, Miss Mary Ann Fields liDd eaougb ~~ thi.nss to say aLout its relllB.rkably Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kautz and family of Columbus visited sunday with his parents, Mr · and Mrs. W. L. Kaull. They al· .., visited in Middleport with her brother am sister-in-law' SEE ANll DRIVI! THE MAGNIFICENT 1066 CADtLLAC N0\1' otT DISPLAy AT YOUR AtJTHORIZEil CIIDII.UC JIE.Ii.lla ' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pickens and with relatives ln Mason. W. Va. · Mrs. Lena EIM'.rsbach spent the weekend In Lancaster with ' . POMEROY, (), her niece and nephew, Mr. and 842 W. MAIN ST. Mrs. Andreaa Turnbull. r I Enjoy 1 Roolly Merry Christmas In 1966-Joln ano of thoso Christmas Clubs Now ..• I Poy bch Week [ SOc Receiv~ Next N-ov- .--;1 $25 I $1.00 r [_$2.00 I_!5.00 [$1 0.001 $SP - I $1 j)O I $250 I $500 I POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serving Me1gs County for over 93 years RUTLAND POMEROY MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBEllt FEVEIIAL DEI'OOIT INSURANCE CORPORATION _1(1f_..._ . ................................................... i.41111tlll'll--tllll:lllllfl(lfl0111101... Standing Ovation! i~troduction, ;:ts ~~1/DI/~1/DI/~1 ~ KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES • and Mn. Homer Spending SUndayHawkins, with Rul·· Mr. I. Decorati.ODS D 1S ec. 22 Certify Committeemen T0 SEQRC ' fighting. Men of the U.S. Army's tst AJr Cavalry Division were vacaney fanning out to kill survivors of Thirt y-on~ Meigs Cuun!y ' of the ASCS, pre .~e nt ed tht' nf'w 1Homer Radford , John P'. Coithe obattered 66th North UNITED NATIONS, N Y.Vletll8lllese regiment when the I . ASCS L'Qmmunity committee farm program for 166 The wel l George E. Carson, Theron Communist China today appearCommunists opened up today J. K. Allen, d1vislon rnanag. memberS were presented their meetmg wa s alt endl'd b\' tht> E. \>lorris. Wtllw.m L. Carr, ed on the tltresbold of wmnlng with amall arms and mortar er of the Columbus and South· ~rt1ficates or elee1ion by the w1ves and chi ldren ol m;.~ny uf 1Ct·( 11 M Caldwel l. Everett ~ · o majority vote ld the General fire. 1ern Ohio Electric Company at Meigs County comm1tll:'!e dur- the eomm i! teemen Parker, Paul F. And rews, WllAss•mbly for the first hme In Judgilll! In the Middleport First reporls did not say how l Galhpohs, had been appomted mg a meE'tmg th1s week in the Comm1! tee members present- l1a111 E F'ux, Roy 0. Pearson, the IS·year-old battle to . Chrislmas decorating and Light· heavy the !ighling wao or how Ito fill the vacancy on the board Masonic Tempi!.! o.~uil dmg ill f'd certil1cates were Uana C V1 rgi l E Housh, Lawrence R. seated m the world orgamza- ing Contest will be done Wednes- meny communis;.:; were in- of .d1recto~s of the So_utheas~rn Pomeroy. , MrCatn , PPnr\ Lr.nnmg, W\1- G l ue ~ e n camp . Cran\1111 C SLout, Uon. day evening, Dec. 22, starting volved. 1t wal! not known O_hiO Reg_lonal .ColiDCil as first Maurice Race r. fieldman !or l1am S Hend!"'rson Hugh P Cus- Ronald A Whtltmgton, James But both sldes con~ed th.at at &:30 p, m. whether the enemy forces were VICe president m charge of InMe1gs county, pre sent~d the ter, Hay Whaley, PaulS. Moore F.: C<Js!on. H.oy L Holter, VIrthe outcome was more 1n . This wal decided Tuesday by survivors of the defeated dustry. Allen replaces Wa~ne outlook on the agncultu ral s1 t- (;e nt:' F Yost. Da rrel l Jl;mmng. gil (' Kmg Oav1d J . Koblentz, than ever.- and the Untted the Contest committee made rfgiment or new regulars B. ~oster, who left the reg1on uatwn for the commg year Kenneth C Welsh. Daryl E \'t tl :tam T. H <~rt and Donald C. S1atea Insisted to. the end UJI of representatives of the moved . in as reinforcements. ear her thts yeBT. J. K. ALLEN I Pete Sh1elds, oU1cer m<mager Oberholzer, Hobert B Burdetle, U. :VIora. Peking would fall to get a Mlddleporl Garden Club and The hlih·flylng B52s from the Allen, a long-time member< - - -majorlly. the Middleport Amaleur Gard- Stlateglc Air Command base on of the Council, brmgs to It • ' 1b ,_ Guam flew their second support d11tmgulshed record of commun· tnero cIub• "'' c u 1 are ~ . . · Pr CONCEPTION' CIDLv• in& · t4d · th · t b mission of the battle dumping 1ty service and experaence. es-1 Screaming Communist hecklers tho ~~~:lpOitCha~~r~;"'eoni. tons nf l,IJOO.powuf bombo on ldent E. E. Davis said he was [ spat at Sen. Robert F. Ken;. ·. the mountain olopeo The huge pleased when Allen accepted nedy, D.N. Y., and pelled him m,rce. do ed h jels flew three ,ep;.rate runs and added that his talents would ' and hio wife wllllgarl>Jge when Mrs. Edgar Reyno! 1 t e and lht explosives tor• huae he put to good use In the Coun-1 he lrled to speak at the Uni· oommltlee discussion. Prizes chunks oul o/ the heavily : cil in ito e1panding role for the verslty here TUesday nJsht. wlll not be awarded to_ 1 home jun&led slopes. total development of &outheast- By United Press lnteruutlonal 1 Frederick Arth 37, East Can· ·l! sted in critl<';~1 rond1ti1•n. t' nt·unfirmt'd Tornado 1 3,000 student• who aatber@d In for the same . decoration that I ern Ohio. I Strong wmds l::lnd voss:ibly ::t ton. and hiS wih~. Mildred, J:l. . The nt>lghborrng hnuw W<i • l Tht• tltghWll} Patrul s;dd met 't! amon1 tht ,. :: hthtiD had won previously·. Fir D t B Serving on the board _of direc- 1 tornado or two ripped through 1were killed wh~n the houst' uecupied b~· !iJym,md lhg !t:"r . al !J'I>\t'l l1nes wert> tw1s1ed ''i n 1 AnU-communlltl amq . Out'" of· to":n JUd(fea will e el royl arn touand on the execu~ve com- scaltered areas of OhJQ a.te . Lra.iler the~ ~e.r~ v)s1L1.ns; w<~ s l hls v.!lt' and the1r live 1·h1ldren <~ JnJ.nner suggt:"~tmg ~_to1·na·~ 1 11000 ~tudetlte who gathered ID tour the conun~ty ~oraUana .. ~ln•·St~.!.~~·~··- -~· "" ,. . ~.-M~If prl~.cr~_l. q9ty1 Tuesday niJ1u, .Q , WQ . per- f0'6llfei'.ated aJong titll_ a hous:e 1 Tht! ~ oungesl lh! ld. 8 mimtlls : do hlr1 could JI(JI ('''nllr:n, th::~t the Wli'Vetsity UJMIIIWII -of- ..._ eatt~ "MidCD'eport vOIUDtrer firemen wlfi dt!al w1th the functlonma; soll!!l Jn the Canton arts, jnjur· l on the northeast outskirts uf he , old. wHs hos!JIIulli'ed b1JI a! l, ~ luJJi:Jdu had sll"lJck. "'t'alher the Kenntdp, lplfCh leal doorw~y or ~ID· battled a blaze early today that of the standing committee for i ing about 25 others and causing , v1llage Gf Louis-w·11 1e, e<Jst uf olher members uf lht· fu m1l) Uun·cHI iR\t>s t tg ctlw ~ vtannt>d to him repe~te<hy. ~Iter non .. religious. FT~st, destroyed a barn on Lmdsey Industry. widespread · property damage, •Canton. wen~ !l"t"<Jled and rt'l t'.ht"d v1 str tht- sef' ne 1 ud,1~ left the hall, the second a~ honorable .mention hlU at St()ty's Run. Ftremen 1 A director in the Gallipolis [ Stark (ounty .absorbed the l Tht" Arth ('ouple wa g visiting Trees wtn· kuoLkt-d down. The only olht'l. rt'port of t nists stonf'd and clubbed awards will be given ID each. said the barn, which apparent- [ Chamber of Commere@, Allen , heaviest blow, 8uffering the two Ithe Clarence Harder fam1 l~ homes v,.l•re damJgNi and pow torn<ldf, w:.~s m SPnet :.~ County, hecklers. The, ~ted ,, The corporation line will be Jy was used only for storage of [ ~s al_so a Rota~ian of long stand- Ideaths and most of the personal IHarder,~. wa~ hospJta llled mer wa~ knocked uut rn the vii- v.h~1e the H1~hway Patrol and of the Castroate July 26 the boundary. hay, was destroyed. mg m Galllpohs and a past pres- injuries. Ifa 1r t ond1t1on 1::1nd hJs wife wa s luge. rmlwt> dut'f (Jl the v1llage of Atthem and shouting O[ such The Chamber ot Commerce It was reported late today ident of the Oak Hill Rotary 1 - - - · - --tw.l repln"li•d :;ePtng a funnel gans 11 "Chili si, Yankee• will slve rinancial assistant.>e in that the owner of the bijrn had Club. At present he is president ; cluud The vil l <~gt' lost elt>C'tric by about B5 Reds In the prizes given. Attending the nol yet been determlnoll. The of the Prosbyterran Men's or· P""'''' and sum• roads w•ro virtually drowned out the meetlnc from the Middleport alarm was turned in at 3:05 ganization in Ga llipolis. 1 ehN-d brlt'fly by blowmg deator's speech although be Garden Club were MiS! •Nellie a.m. An employee of the Electric Richard Jones. vice president . The State De~J<~;rlment of Ed· . Schoo! auditltrium for alln1elr1- brts speakinJi: over II public Zerkle, president: Mrs. Max Company for 33 years, Allen 1of the Farmers Bank and Sav· 1[ueation 1s exrected tu lollow 1 bt>rs of tht• present bomds Tire community nr M~xlmo, system. Roller, Miss Anna Howell, Mrs. ASKS DIVORCE resides with his w1fe m Galli-lings Company m Pomeroy, was tradition and offlrially appomt Mr. Hryon \lorton. Asst Stlp· sout hwt'-:;t uf All1an('e in Stark Garen Stansbury, and Miss Fre- A petition for divorce has polis and they have on~ son, a 1nominatfd Tuesday night to the new !Joard upon rt't·um - erintendt'n! nf the Ohi\J Dt>pa1 t Cuunt.\ . 1t"ported sever~! ia NEW YORK - A~~;~~~ da Faehnle. been filed in Meigs County staff announ(..'er for a Colum- be the Pomeroy Ex em pled Vi\- mendal1ons by th e- local board• 1 mPn\ of F:dura11on. and .John Jun•ll and S\llne home-a: darner King, the outspoken Attending from the Amateur Common Plea~ court charging bus television station. ' !age SChool d1stricl's member as they are currently operated.!P:1rsons. State Fmanre IJ1reetor. agt'd ~u11e ot tht: tnJured wert porary critic whose popular Gardeners were Mrs. Edgar gross neglect of duty and exIof the board of the new consoli- Districts to lie soneolidated af 1are expeded to t>xpluin the du hosp1t;,.diled. um was Jack Paar's late · Reynolds, president; Mrs. Bruce treme cruelty in an action by Meigs General Hospital i dated school district when it ter the f• r~t of lht new )'1\tr , ft rent thmg~ to be done tn ere- ---television .how, died Lloyd, Mrs. Robert Coats, Mrs. Florence Louise Thornton, RD I1 Admissions - Jessi~: Pnce. ! consolidates. are Pomeroy . and MJd_dle~m t:at~ng the nf'w d1stn et durmg of a hearl attack. He was Grace Pratt, Mrs. Arthur 2 Racine, against John B. Middleport. 'The acuon or nomlnat- Exempted V11lage d l!~lflt'l s , th1s meetmg, !I was reported , lf King was I belt Strau:s!l and Mrs. Guy Reynold!!. Thornton, Florissant, Missouri. Dbdlara;et- None. lng Jones. clerk of the Pomeroy Northwestern lA('al. Sal!sbury In other llCt t ~ lt.v . Leo Vaugh· aulhor. artist and · Board the past two year!!, was 1Local and Bedford Local. au. Jones an d Supt. G1bbs were whose caustic commenta taken durmg a mtetlng ot ' Jt was also llnnounrt>d a! named !u :Jttend an F:ducaii\JR· shocked and delighted his members in the Seruor Hish Ilast nights Pomerov board al Progress Confmnce plann!'d audiences. He became 111 in h.ii ' . ~ I school office of Supt. Charles I meeting that a SesSIOn !:) I by lOth Distri et Cong. Wa]tt'f Willi i:Hll Fr: mk Baker. 12, "' Park Avenue apartment Gibbs. I scQeduled for Nov 23 al 7 30 p H Moe ller HI the Dhlu Umver- Reedsville, died at Vetera. day and was hospltallz~ Jones' nomina lion is the sec- I m. .in t~ Pomeroy Semor Hi gh .:illY Jnn Ill Athens un Ut>c em ber I MemonJl Hospital Tuesday IV· hour• after appearing on --- 1 and 2. emng afte r a short U!ntt ss. 1ond to be made publlc for the "Today'' ~evision show 1 new board which may be or• 1 11 wa~ al~o agrrrd to applv Hr v.as born at Heedsv1De, publicize his lalesl book, ' ganized m early l!lti6. It was for funds from Til l• Ill wllldl th• son of th< late Jas per and Man, Poor Man, Freud reported earlier this week that supp lies mutchmg money nn I Martha Congrove B<:tker. Ht Fruit." Garv Stobart, 1 ~2 forward, , Hiram Slawter, R. D. 1, Midpu rcha se o! vanous equ1pment is surv1vrd by his w1fe, Mary, and Buddy Moor. 1 5-tl guard, Charleo Snyder, West Virginia "Co11ege Coach of the dleport farmer, was the first and to order sm ral lo,ds of ' four da ughters , Elizabeth Smith HOU.VWOUD - BARR both sel)iors, were elected cap- Year" in 19e3, of Marshall University, will be the speak· after he was nominated as the fme l1mestone whlC'h W!ll be and Hat1 1e Rockl1old. both of 1 Blackstone, one of the tains of the Middleport High er Friday night at the ·annual Middleport High Schoo! I Northwestern Local School DIS· . , . plaN"d on th• el<m•ntary srho,. l Reedsville: Ethel Clutter el foremost magicians for ' school varsity basketball team 1Football Banquet. I trict member. diRaymond ~n_dd~. R[) I. Mid· playground. Elyn<:~ and M1ss Lillle Baker century, died Monday night In a squad meeting Tuesday ev- ' Dinner begins in the Elementary school cafeteria at - -- -- e.port, was J&lled by Pome~·oy Attendmg were Leo Vaughan of Col ttmbus: four sons. Clarlhe age of 80 ' · . •I pohre, at 3:20. a m lodav· alter presJ den 1·· R1 ~·h alu... Fm1·,lw, V·ll.t' ence and Rob~rt, Reedsvillti emng. Both are all-sports ath-16:30 p.m with Lionel Boggs or the Middleport DepartHITS RIG • DIES The white - haired Jetes. . , ment...Sto"re as master or cer'emonies Long a sportsman : CANTON, Ohio (UPI) - Les- allegedly takmg a tar from the president; Jones. Pau l Werner, Carl of Parker sburg. and Charof legerdemlliD, died at Stobart played regular at end arid a form'er MHS athletic star hirn~elf Boggs js mak· I ter Achauer. 65, North Ca nton. I Kr~ger parkmg lot on Second· Harold Lo hse and Sup! Gibbs. les of Prospect, .and 12 va~ home fo\lowilll! an UIIIOII thlo season In football, Is I ing his first appearanei! in ' was .killed Tuesday night in st m Pomeroy. - - - ·--·ch ildren. about four months, After righthanded pitch- a. banquet emcee role. traff1c c.rash. on a . county road Police sa1d the 1958 Chevrolet POSTS BONL> , Funeral SE'rVI('€'S wlll be Satdeath of Howard Thuraton er and slugger 00 the baseball Coach . Synder, now 1n his i near Ohio 8, mvolvmg a tractor- Is owned by Hazt'l Hoschar, Clell Bland Wood 29, Galli- urdcn kit 2 p m at the Metho1945• Blackstone wu team, and was a regular on the firth year at Marshall, stands 1 • trailer rig. Mason, W. Va pnlis. has posted $200 to appear d1st Churc h at Rt"t"dsville witll ed in many circles 81 the basketball team his junior year. 4-5 on the season. His team Police said Priddy was ar- b~fore Middleport Mayor Lee • the R~v . Frf't'land Norris officilion's No. I magician and L~'AL TEMPS symbol of the Moore, the ~ind of kid w~ meets .Ohlo University (0-9) this "'-' i rested arter the} had ehast>d Smith on charges of intoxica-1I atmg. Burial will ~ in Sand schOol of malfc u opposed to evuy coach wishes was IIX Saturday.~e te~pt>rat~re . in Pome- the car he was dnvmg acros ~ tion and a~saull and bdlt~ry. j Hill ('emetery, Lung Bottom. The the ...,.pe ilcllool typified by Inches taller but. ia .happy .lo Coach Syllller tills . year bas roy' busmess dlStnct at 11 ·50 , the Pomeroy-Mason bndge. Wood was piCked up by r.alhpo- , Arbaugh Funeral home is lD the late HSITJ Houdlni. have him In the brlefer version, two assJstants well known Jo a.m. today was 36 degrees, and Middleport police also souKht 1hs polil'e on a warrant from rharge. Friends rna~ call there 1 any time. already has three 1110110grams Meigs county. tbarlts Chancey, ~wing. the car operated by Priddy. Middleport police. ATIIEN8, omo _ II baseball (catcher, .infielder), Polllll"Oy's former outstandlJl( - - - · ---- I ·-----------------------------~------- Jones IS• Nominate • dto Represent pomeroy 1 1 I I' stobart, Moore Ban et s k q u nea e r Are Caplains . r I 0£ MHS Tearn 18 T. J . OOCtll n· Vid e,. I 1 JUdgmg • 0£ . * 1 There's something wonderful waiting ror you at the POMEROY NATIONAL 1 Allen Named Tornado-type Wind Kills 2 , by Mrs. Leonard, The String I was given by Mrs. Lewis Grue- I CLUB NOW! ~ IMrs. Wears; and Gold, eternity, Mrs. Abbott. with benedJction :;e~~:r:t~~~::d ~f * * 1 .........ltlti!IIMI.idd.l I SAIGON (UP!) - American cavalrymen and North Vietnamese troops slugged It ' out again today on the bloody battlefields of ,the Chu Pong mountain range. U.S. B52 borilbers blastell \lie Jtigh ground in a new attempt to crush·enemy mistance. · Other American ·jets attacked' Communist targets In North VIet Nam and four were sl!ot down within a 35· minute period during a strike against a hi~hway and railroad bridge ' 35 miles south.~st of lillllol, the Com· munillt capital. ' . Air Force briefing officers In west of Hanoi, were the 141h Saigon disclosed that American and !Sth ottacked by American MEIGS ASCS COMMUNITY COMMITT~E - Several of the M · Sl'S (' 't ·t b d f lh . · t ft ed 1 e1gs A , ~ .ommum y rornm1t ee mem ers pose ur IS p1c ure a er planes attacked and damag panes. bel d th . t·r· ,. f 1 t· r.. b h l . . d . h . h M . T I b 'ld ' two surface-to-air missile sites New Froat . ng presente etr cer 1 1ca Jon o e ec Ion y t e Me g.s County co mm1ttee at a meet~ng Mon ay mg t 1~ t ~ ason1c emp e ut mg. near Hanoi Tuesday. One of the The new fightllll! In the Chu PICtured are, front row, I to r, Roy. Pearson, Pearl Lannmg. Lawrence Glu~senc amp , George Carson, Davnl Koblentz. Paul Moore. Dana planes was shot down by a Pong mountains, 22IJ miles McCam. Second,row, Earl Dean. Meigs ASCS Office ManagerPete Sh•elds: \n·gil Roush , Gene Yost. John Caldw.ell •. Onon Roush , Wayno missile fired from another site northe8BI o1 Saigon, broke out Chase, Lester Coe. Thtrd row, Wilham Carr, Bill Fox, Maunce Rau~ l1eldman for Me1gs county ; Donald Mora, She1man Henderson , Cec!& oot under attack, and the pilot five lfllles north of the ,Caldwell and Roy Holter._ _ _ __ ~-----W8! believ(ld lost. balllelfQtllld where American The missile sites, 32 miles troops ~led an estimated 1,300 northeast and 35 miles north. North V1etnamese regu Jars m three previous daya of vicious c· s • 1 Man Jatled as J ' Theft Suspect 1 1 •I 1 I H. Percy, unsuccessful can candldale for govemor flllnols _ln '11161, said nlpt he mJ1bt. conlldar two In basketi141J, two·Boll In footbf,ll. His football and .eoach, Ashley laid C!l Moore: "He would be the hardest to replace, nlng for the seat again. It he wera hllfl" (at quarterPercy spoke at Ohio back). slty JD lht •Keaoedy lectun MtlOI'I! overaaed II polllll per les, and 1111~ pme lUI ,..... .Ill bolketblll from studehti, wltheth his ~ .HI shot from about whether .f» : lJ:-20 QM. -r~.~~~t. another campatp for govet"'''"· . ., . He Ilk! the, I~ .tO .MEn tenllon dlllnot illow I Tho POrtlencl .. Homemaker~ alinl pri~IJII•(COaii!N It · · elub meet Th~y, Nov. beidlllg. 1 All\l lillult!J'ance II, It lht b01111 ol Mrl. Howard oomethiJlf Allllr)cMI l!berlbacti. llllll* wiU. bo ....., ttiDd Ia:;" be •atklttl. · '· ttl~ lirYttl.'l bln. ; GpP CUI' if!!! 'c'l',- ..~ · ~ t- ·...,• . ,... . ' .. 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'~ .... . . ~ .CHU PONG MOUNTAIN, South VIetNam (UPfi-"lt was like a Banzai att•ck In 1n old Japanese war movie. Bul we cut tflem lo ribbons." The. speaker was a grimy American Gl of the 1st ,Air Covalry Division who helped wipe out a Noiffi Vietnamese regiment Jn three days of bitter flcbtlng around this jungle lliDilnlaln. . __ ..::.:_ • 1'111 "Ofllll bai'Hmloa" II· ·' nlshed off the last of the down likl duckpin' in a bowlmg "Th• bodies were stacked Communist regulars Tuesday . alley. five and six deep in fror.t o1 our Four . companies o1 North C\os• Figbttng I guns." one cavalryman said . Vielnsmese attacked in a Some of the North Vielna- "There were nearly 100 botlleo human w1ve - a last<lllch mese got Into Amem·an hnes., by the tune the ottack was attempt to overrun the Ameri- anJ there was some visious j over. cans or die trying. They died. hand-to·hand fighting . 1 "You've never seen anylhl111 Screaming and yelling, the One sergeant spearod a North ~ like lt. They acted like 11!J Communisls came out of their VIetnamese in the stomach wanted to die " bunkers •nd otlacked witn with his bayonet, lhen fired hl<i One of the beroeo o1 11!1 lfellides and IUtomatic wea- Mil rifle three times. Tho bl.,t battle WIS Ll. Joe Mann .. pons. The awesome ftrepower [blew the Communist off the end washlrwton PI and be ~ til 1111 AltllrieoDI cut t11e111 til tho bafoaeL CoaliD\Ittl p;.p 1 1 1 1 r:. ,,,.,_ .' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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