https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/960034597dfd64b6034d5189b40a9496.pdf 0a795e0beccbc60d4515512c1bc12252 PDF Text Text "*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- ·...,• . ,... . ' .. Ulif}iam Baker D•Jes. , Tuesd ay • Banzai··II.ke Attack Cut to RI.bbons SJ~ football coach, ·MHB 'and Charles bart, _.time star, uu.. wliiDIDg ooach at Gellipolls, and at Mt: Vernon, before 1!01111 to MarshalL Slobart aootsts In foolbf,ll ond will <OOCh baaeball II Marshall. I ·Coach Snyder· WH line coach a• the Unlvenlty of Kentucky [ Cbarlea Snyder before, 1o1.111 to ;ManhaJI. ID I lM7 he coplalned .·the Marshall be opeclal guest.•. foolllall team. The banquet " ~adll~ Football molhOII will ~ ilponsored by the Middleport. tho dinner on_4.tht· PTA will bo Pomeroy Rotary club. BIR Ill char,. ol sen H. The .tv• Cllllda fa general Cbalrmu. Tla. ent II ·Slai ·Ueept· f.r !he Mid- tell ore still available fnlll me rllepOrl Chll¢1••~ · Wilt wW IDJ iiGtartall. ~ .. .... ..,.........._ • . ~ • .. ,.,~,. ~• I .. :"' l.,' "••• - " ,.. •- . . . ' ." ,. ' ......,..... ~ ~ ...,. ._ ~ ..., .. • . '~ .... . . ~ .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:. ,,,.,_ .' ' �' . .. . ' I 1-DIIly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 17, 1965 King Pin• ! ETeda'smA~~. ~lm ~ It 18 Syr..- l!aD Plrk 898; Hlgh Woa IMIIDutton Drup 18 hldorHJ jn. • .,"" 1!,!'P Hilltoppers 6 Team Series - H and R Fire- N. Y. Clothing Hou10 16 8 Friendly Tavern 10 vv .,. . Team No. ; I> 9 IIJgh Game - Mary E. , • W. L High G•me- Earl DeDDy 2191 1 lll8h Game _ Paul Kloel,' atone, :1563. 203; lliah Series_ Paul KloeJ Fabric Shop IS 9' er, 191; High ~ . .. .. ...... ~ .. - .. ·w. .. L. IDI!h Series - Ken Yeauger, Maada• Mind League Simon's Market 13 II 1Smltll, ~90; Crow I Steak iladsO 1Nam No,. I 16 5 589: High Ttam Game and 1 and BIU POrter 50&' High game :and aerlea _ i.ind~ WinehrenN ' ber 1 1Hii High Game and Series - e63; l'rlendly Taverb, 181f. Teal!! Nd. 1 13 8 Series - Dutton Grugs, 889, Iner 163 4116 High Team Game ovem ' Potnlll' Simon's Markel 13 Ill Team No. 5 10 11 2448. ' '. · Do • R 1 ant 8 161 I'Dduslrial Lea-• Team No. 3 9 12 and Ser1ea - The Foursome, , BeeCeeo 44 nna s es aur e. andmark & 19 Nov. II, 11165 Team No. 4 9 12 Trl • County Leagllt =,_,....,""'--~--,.,.,..-='671, 1844. The Palates ~ HCIGH Game and Series - K 6 C Jewelers Team No. I 6 15 Nov. ' lH6 39 -POMEROY LANES Story, 141, 201. High team game , Ashland Oil 1 204 551 HI b High Game -Tom Titus, 179, PuiDII 35 Pandora Col ins, Women's Early Bini League and series - Team No. 6, 775, City Le•IDf Blaeltnaro ' ; g K ' C Jewelers 56 B. Hawley, IS!; IDgb Serlea - Hollum Salea S6 November 10, !Hi 1.[103. November 11, IM LoBos 30 ~ea~ G:~d Series- Team Bletner Block •• "" 511 Tom TIIUI, 4511, M. K. HeaneJ. Foreman ' Abbott 10 woe Loti Pollllo Dark Hollow Four 26 Blue & Gray Rest. ...... 36 ry, 314; High Team Game ond·Craig'o Market « Happy Four ~ 11 Wedaelday Mlaed LeaJH Pomeroy Cemenl Block 56 High GameHarry Chesher, Davis • Warner Ins. .... 36 Series Team No. t, 161,18N. Meigs Co. Beagle Club 42 1 P!netl" !HI November IO, !1161 Syracuse Ball Park 40 21~; Mlrllyn Wisecup, 181; High POMEROY LANES Swisher & Oobse 28 G A PBrl 24 1411 Sow Foor ........ . lf .. . .!l.. Won Rawllngo Hondas 40 Series - Harry Che!her, 548; lhuuly Knlghter'o Ladlea Ed's Auto Trim 28 11e1111 Lea... House H >pare less Four 9V. ,,.,. The Foursome 22 Middleport Dept. Stort :!II Amanda Sawyer, flO. High team November It, 11161 High Game - Ktlllll' Nov. I, 1M lll8h Game - Ralph Grave!, High Game- A. Radford Ill; Four Roses 18 D-D Bar 116 game and aeries - BeeCeeoW. L horn, 250; High Series Polnll 214; lllJb Serlea - Don Scpl~ High Series _ s. Blake, ~20. Tbe Spoilen 17 H. and R. Flrtslooa 10 1181, 1162. Dally Sentinel 19 8 Sisson, 678; High Tea G&lllle--1Team 3110 10 lng, l45; lll8h Team Game _ High team game and series _ K • P's u High Gamo - Harold Blllok· lola'• Beauty Shvpe !5 12 Bletner Block 897; High Wald Croaa ' Soli a Forelball , Ahboit, 9161 Higb Pinettes, 50!, 1433. ston, 221; High Series - Joe Woma'o ftaneday Leqae Forest Run Block 15 12 Series - K&C Jewelera, 1572. ~~::.lDr:!t 31 TeaJD 8erlll _ HoisuJD Sales, Bailey, OM; High Team GameNovem!w f, 1.. Crow'a Steak House It 15 II 11 Jlllf. ul 1 Wolfe Expects Stronger MHS Cage Club L NG "Tbll ' II tile group of boys lettermeD u juniors. Alao on ftash, and !Z Seventh • Eighth who as freshmen I thought could tile squad are Charles Hoi- graders playing under Charles be playing good baaketball by comb, a transfer junior from Winebrenner and David !Iindy. the lime IIIey wera juniors," Bridgeport and Mark Tannehill, The Jacket varsity has a Middleport Head .Baaketball file only sophomore. Holcomb is scrimmage with the highly ra~ Coach Carl Wolfe told the MHS 5-10 aud Tonnehijl 6-0 led Albany club today at Al· . , . Athletic Booslers Tuesday wght. I B'll D . bany. Scrimmages also are sch01 ih• -· ,..... un1ors, 1 avJs 18 eduled with Warren Local and Coach Wolfe, iD his thir~ sea. &-4, Sauer 5-10, Bradbury 6-0, Eastern. son al MHS, permitted himself But~her 5-8, Bartlett 5·7, Wayne The Boosters are sponsoring to show some optnnism about DaVIs 5-8. 8 dance Thanksgiving night at the 18 game schedule tile Jack- "I'll go out on • limb and the elemenlary school They els open Dec 3 at borne with ,. . · sa; these boys can play good will meet again Nov 30 Gallipolis. basketball !his year" said The schedule· • . ' · II was "Meet tile Basketball Wolfe. He said four starting Dec 3 GaWpolla . " . . .. . . ' • Team N1ght, wtth ~1dent posd10ns are f~1rly. well set4, At Wahama. Louis Sauer, Jr., presenting Mr. tied, and the f1fth 1s up for 10, J~~tk80D. Wolfe, and Mr. Wolfe, the var- grabs. Bul he declined to lllllll! " , n, ,AI Neloonville. s1ty squad. any names. 17, Logan. When Wolfe came three He offered his opinion that %1, Welll119.D (oaly Tue.. years ago, he worked OVertime that Doublo.A SEOAL liiiJ lie day ..met. I\ with the freshman group inclndre evenly balanaced as to tal- JaiL J, At Athena. v ing George Sauer, Bill Davis, m.o . .. . 1, Kyger Creek. Asa B db J' B kh ent thiS year Ulan lor a .. long · 1~ 'At l'om rDa ury, dlmJ. Baurtl "'tt' lime. Any one of seven teams ft• At Gallipoerolyls. Wayne aviS, an un e · I ok t'k t I' I t d ••• • Tl ll ... .1 o 1 e po en 1a eon en ers, '" W ha ley a "'·are on. u~S varSiy h I ded ~. a m•. B'll e cone u . 28, AI J ackIOD. squad uua year. auer, 1 Davis and Bradbury lettered as Mr Wolfe sold tllet41 are H . 18 - NelNDville sophomores. rese;ves working out under , Feb:f, At LogU: Filling out the squad DOW Asst Coach Ronald Pine all 5, At Racine. are four seniors Gary Stobart so h~mores and ·uniors 'who 11, At Wellston. ' 5-6 both• p J • ·' 6_.2.' Budd y Moore, ' also we:e presented, 15 fresh18, Atheos. high scorers, and Jon Cunning· men bemg coached by Aaroo %.5, Pomeroy. ham and Pat FAwards, both Buffington, former Pomeroy TOURNAMENTS °' • ' · n:o:.;· s!:' iijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sealor High Grllo November I, 1165 w... Lost Team No. I 2 I Lewis Repair 1 2 High game and series - Zlta Nieri 151, 395; High Team game and series - Team No. 2, 473, 1349. Team Team Team Team Sealor High Boyo Nov ...ber I, IIU Woo Loll No. 2 10 8 No. 3 g t No. 1 9 9 No. -4 8 10 NOW IN GALLON CARTONS - MARVEL BRAND Car~ High Game and Series - VANILLA GALLON CARTON son Crow. J91. 493. High Team ! (fame - Ttam No. 2, 768; High ,. T~am St-ries ·- Tram No.3, 2133.! Ba~:irl~ I - 'Retails effecUve thru Sat. Rio Opens 24-Game Schedule on Saturday NOY. 20h ID Middleport-Pomeroy A&P Won Lost Novembtr !, HNiS Team No. 2 Team No. t 5 2· 4 3 Team No I Team No . 3 4 1 3 6 Hi gh GaMe 96: High Team r.o 2. 5-tS. RPt>!':a Booth, ~t'rJ~S - Tesm Bttnhlm Boy~ EGGNOG WILBUR LOGAN I GOINI; Sl'i\ONG - Wilbur 80 last July 19, a oaI Logan. lh·c or ('irl'le\'ille, remains •~­ Won Lost tlvr.- as a Meigs cou.oly farm· 10 4 rr. He "')lht'd three 1u: n~s of Team No ~ 91':1 4l'.> Ttilm No. 6 ~~"round on his lOth birthdav, 7 1 1 fP'.! " I Tt>ilm !'io. l A fonner street; car cooduc· Teitm ~o . 5 7 7 tor, he ~ays he brou~rht the Tt•r~m :"Jo. 2 6 8 last street rar to the shoPI Ia HJ!<! h Grtme and Series ~ Stevt> Pomcro}' . Ht' murril·d Hdco Hamm of Pomeroy in 19t7 and th!'~' han two sons. Carl o( Alabaml and Howard of HeedsviJie Soriety Notes A&P 1 : . Can A&P BRAND 7-oL44 c•n Clnl I money ~~~~ How Good are A&P Turkeys? WS~S MEETS • Carl Buckley was ho~ - : FISH CAUGHT k~ to the WSCS for their [ Anthony LaComb, a \ •rr!'n her meet ing The devo· ; ond gradt s1udt>nt at Hinn 1 f'llomlis wre rrad by Mrs. BeD school, while tishmg .at II ·, i.:!t'r .\•Irs . Chr·ster 13uck- l''orked Hun L<~ke spillv. II·\· WtJS in charge ot the bUS!· caught a goldfi~h belonging 11~" . , rnt'l"lin~ dunn~ whJ<·h e~·al· lht' !'arp L..11 i!y, w!Ji('h wei~hedJ uar1on blanks were made ou!. one po .md nnd was 12 inehe.!! ' Plans wrre mAde for tilt' Chri~l- in length. mas party to be al the home NI'.WS NOTI<:S nl. Mr~ Hen Burkle\·. Dec. 17. I , d Mrs. W' arren p-1rken!ll . · 1•1r. an Helreo;;hments were served to . d S d .h ,1 '·d d, u , \'l SI 1e un ay w1t a r.1 I he lh1uV! mune 8!1 ;' 1rs . ot'rl d M H ld S q ~I r , <m rs . aro auer . mmway, , rs . \lene 11 11~on d 11t f M"ddl 0 1 Bnd Mrs. Warren Pkkrns <lll g ers epor 1· BIH'I'Hf):\Y CLUB \ Recent \lisitors of \1r The B1rhday Club ge1 -!oge ll1- \1r s. Edward Chevalier f'r wa~ ht>ld at the hnme of familv were Mr. and ~trs Low- ' \1rs F:l inthl'th Smith. The ~:J Cheva lie r and fam ily r:wmbers worP ma~k costumes ~l::msfield . Mr. and Mrs. with \Irs F'rilnN•s Reed rel..'eiv· Spencer and Mr. and 111g the plJ/t' . The birthd<ty of Guy Spencer and fumily :\lr ~. Inez Boring wa~ celebral-. Tuppers Plains. tfl with her re::etving many Mrs. H. E. Young and Mrl 1 g1/ls 1\n enJn~· able evening was Hazel Balderson. Bt'llevil!e, W. ~ llt'nt m pl<~ymg gam"s. The . Va .. spent a Sunday with Mr. tl•1or rnze v,'ds awarded to Mrs. 1and Mrs. R. E Williams and ll:t o.., IJurne. DPiif'tous r{'fresh- Mr. antf Mrs. Lyle Balderson ments were served by the hos- and Kay . 1 :"ss. Unable to attend were Ruth Mrs. Virgil Bu('kley vl!!lted Culrman, Helen Blake, rmd Ev· her sister. Mrs. Clara Adams El_1 n Harrin~t'r. 'l11e next meet- at Parkersburg recently. ing will ~ w1th Mr!. Helen Archer. L.~DIES AUXILIARY The Ladies Auxiliary of the ; Oltve Township Fire flepartment met wilh Mrs. Elizabeth Sm ith for their October meet- 1 ing. Plans were made for the dedication or t.he fire house to be held Friday, Nov. 19, i:!l 5 o'clock. There will be a soup supper, raffle of two turkeys, door pri1.e, (ish pond. dart game, and cake walk . New li ghts have been Installed at the fire hou!e . also new tables are being built The ladies recently gan donations Lo Mrs. Nellie Jackson of Long Soltom. The ladie!i are also plannmg to sell candy as another ofl 1 I BEEF RIB ROAST DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK \lr~ We know how important the turkey 1a to the succe!!ll uf your Tb.aoksJiviog dinner, That's why We seiJ unit the flniosf'tii'rkeys (Every ..SuperRight" Turkey u Grade 'A' you know). We're so ~Jure you'll be plea1ed that we confL dently offer you double your money baek i1 you are not coonpletely satisfied {Either the prkt label or ree:itter tape ia necenary ot COW'Ie.). Ott 100 Extr1 Plaid Sta.... With I I • I I I I I I • • Below I I I I I I IHIS COU,ON WOITH • • • ••• • With Your Purch•se A&P TURKEY Thll Co11p0.11 Valid Thru Wed. 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Branch Rickey • who eolapsed tile dinner in bl.l I!GDor. ' Saturd'ay night while accepting• induction inlo the Missouri FAm SHARE ~~.:n ~! F::;:,e. clung to i NE~ YORK (~l NEW YORK (UPI)-The New Year's Day, but Duffy Third-rated Nebraska Is Idle., Hospilal Y ne County , ~or~ s ~air ~· ,_ 10 Fighting Irish of Notre Dame Daughterly's charges want Filth-ranked So anrhtueiC tort- A h · .,1 1 k .d uetsay .. pdolaylarll mves~... ,. d 'nt b dl I' 'sh del ted d Fif • nked So h Calif osp a spo esmao sal cen on ...e more thai'" have been rna e a one-pol. a y to om un ea an torrs ul ern or- ru k • . . 11 ed _ _..; 83 I'll favorite to whip mighty Michl- the Irish are the last opponent. n1a was made a five·-point pick ~ ey, '. 51 . ~as uncon- ?ngma Y announc -vv . . . gan State, the No. 1 team in Second-ranked Arkan~s. cur· over seventh~rated UCLA in a sctous and w .cntlcal 1D5tead ol 50 eeDt& the nation, this S~lurday, rently on a 21-game victory till to decide the Pacilic Coasl He has :••~ m an oxygeo · The oddsmakers Tuesday streak, was considered a two- representative to the Rose sm~~ k3 ml hance. paid little heed to the UP! touchdown choice lo whip Bowl. f IC dey, w o rose to ' ho d 0 I C h' h nked So •• I Con! . I arne urmg manager tenures ar oacnes w •c ra uw.wes erence nva · · htll d 'th th St Lo · cardi'oah; l! the Sparlans first and the Irish Texas Tech, ranked ninth, for Missouri, rhoatedd eig bbeand Wid th eB .kl UIDosd . I Your Depondlble f h -chi s t 1 d •• I'll nd lh · Sugar-Bowl un , was ta an e roo yn gers IS 1 our! · M• gan Ia e a rea Y "'' e a e accompanymg I h · . 1 c d'ted lh b k' ' has a date in tha Rose Bowl visit to the Ctton Bowl. ' a 15·pomt over arc -nva re I. WI rea mg Deoler For .. Kansas, also of the Big Eight. unwnr ~n color barrier Tenth-ranked Purdue was fi· major league baseball and gured to be 10 poinLB SUperior ~eveloping the farm syslem. AND to Indiana. He had been hospil.dlized St. Louis for several days In the battle of the ~nbeaten ~ a high temperature, but ' ' Ivy Leaguers, Prmclon s smgle :re:le:•_:se:d:s:o:h:e:c~o~ul~d=a~t~te~nd~~~::;::;P:;ho:;no=:::W::Y::·2-=11=50=~r.! . . wmg offense was packed NBA JWundnp agamst Sl. Lou1s, which was get one toocbdown more By United Press lnternatlooal decided in the final period when Dartmouth which leans heal•ily · · and New York •• · Is and on a stout' defense. Other Philadelphia u1e 76'ers scored 34 pom . . . lh h ld lh H k lo breezed to v1ctor1es m e e e aw s onIY 19 · eastern conte~ts showed • A . t' Zel B 1 b' h man for NatiOnal Basketball saocl8 loll llUI . ea Y was lg I vard a one-point pick Tue~day night , but the Bost~n St. Louis ,wlth 20 ~omts. Yale, the traditional prime foe; Celhcs had to battle a storm JD Barnett s 41}-p_omt per~or- Syracuse was picked by 14 San Francisco. mance was the highest scormg Boston College; Brown l The 76'ers, led by Wilt effort in his NBA career. He Colombia; Penn State 7 Chamberlain, took the St. Louis , canned 22 of New York's 49 Pittsburgh. Hawks l07.98 in the first game points in the frrst half. 1 of a doubleh;ader in New York. The Knicks outscored the Soulb -South Carolina l Dick Barnett sLwed 40 points Pisto!ls 40-25ain the final period Clemson, Louisian~ State in the nightcap to lead New to wrap up the win. Ray Scott o~r .Tulane, Flon~ 6 over York lor an easy, 121).95, win had 26 poinls to lead . tile M1am1 (Fla,), Florida Stale o over Detroit. Detroit scorers. over Houston. But the NBA champions from The shouting of guard. Paul Midwest; - Michigan ~ Boston, who trailed San Fran- Neumann and the reboundmg of Ohio State Minnesota 14 over cisco by 16 pomts at one time, center. Pete Thurmond kept San Wisconsin,' Illinois 6 over had to rally in the closing Franc1sco ahead 0 ~ Boston Northwe stern, Tulsa 11 seconds on the sharpshooting of Ithrough _most of their game, Wichita. John Havlicek to down the but two JUmp shots by Havlicek Warrior s, 108-105. and a p-air of free throws by K. We~t -Washington 6 Chamberlain had 30 points C. Jones in the ~losinl]: _seconds Washm~o~. S~_ate, Stanf?rd for Philadelphia and Hal Greer sparked the Cell1cs to ~'dory . over Calilorrua, Wyommg ·aadded 24 in a see-saw contest In the battle of big centers. 1 over A_rizona State, Colorado T V'k' p . . Chn s1 mas meeting and party v 111 lw DN . Hi al Ihe home of 1 1 . RIO Gr~nde College will open , Juniors retu~lng Include Sha-. tege H; Dec. 18, Cumberland , . . . 69 c 4 13-oL Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Nov. 1?, ltda Thurmond pulled down 271 over Air Force. rebounds to 22 by B111 Russell , . 1ts l9 J5-tilj basketball campa1gn ron Gn·gory. 6-5 forward-guard, Coll(;ge, H; Dt:t . 20 and 21, Jones paced all scorers with 22 The Pro~ -NFL. Chicago Saturday with a 2 30 p.m. home. and Don Tramer, 6-0 guard. M1ch1gan Jnvitatwnal Tournaomts, while Neumann and Guy over Detroit, Baltimore 14 oommg battle agamst Oakland Lone sophomore back from last rnent (R1o Grande, Davenport 1 ~odgers each had 21 fJr the ' PhJ!adelphia, St Louis 10 Cily College of tndlana. year is nashy Jim Marshall, 6- College llelr 01t College and I 10d' warnors . 1 New York, Mmnesota I Gr~n Bay Cleveland 4 .' C I 2 f d d I Th . . t t 'll b orwar -guar rom 'o umbus. MJclugan Lutheran}, at Detrmt, 1 Th d reat knocked San ' ' e opemng con es WI e Up from Ia.st year's success- M'1 h . De 28 8 d 29 p 010t e e Dallas, San FranclSCO 7 pl;;ayed on the Gallia Academy f 1 JV , d R d Sh c. ~ • Franc1sco out of a first place Los Angeles and Washmgton 1c ., Rotary High school hardwood. u squa " u Y •ve 1y, Peasant Chnstmas Fes0 I IDg OS lie wilh Los Angeles m the d P t b I ' 6-6 forward from Portsmouth. tival at Pt. Pleasant, w. Va. . . , an 1t:) urgt even It will be the first of 24 Others who performed we!! Jan. 4, Georgetown College, Western Dlvlswn. T~le .Lakers AFL: New York I over g;Jmes sc heduled this winter, for the Rio JV's in 1965-65 were H- Jan 7 Walsh College Can- MINNEAPOLIS -ST PAUL Will get therr ~est agamst l Houston, Kansas Ctly 6 over and Coach Art Lanham has DICk Lusetti Don Magnan• 't .• J . a' G C II• I (UPI)-Norm Van Brocklrn, Boston today, while Philadel~ Bos1on, Oakland 4 over Denver , ,, on. an. , -annon o ege a h · 1 d · h 1 t c· · t 'dl f1ve lettermen back from last Steve Towler Tom Uhl and E · p . J Bl f ld w o qua1 n espa1r as P 1a Pays a mcmna t. and Buffalo and San Otego 1 e. 1 • ne, a., an. 11 • ue te Minnes0 ta Vik ' g f tball coach . year's oulf1t wh1ch posted aD • Charles Richardson. St a te Coli ege a t Bl ue fte Jd ' w· after losmg ~ . tom Baltimore was C 11 R · omall 18-7 season record. LISted below " the Redmen va · Jan 13 west Virgima b k . th b '1 d o ege atmgs NBA Standing• I 1 Oft!1e 12ho.me ga~~· . · sc hdl .. , ·• College .· ' at lnst1tute, . oay rune e u e 1or 1965-06 1State W. 'fac . runnmg e cu , h ve NEW YOH.K {UP!) - Th e By United PrC':ss International \\-ill be fJlayed m Galhpohs, two Nov. 20, Oakland City Col~ 1~ va.; Jan. 15, Northwood Insti- ::; ,as long as they U a IUmled Press International Eastern Di\lision ~=-~IDE PHO~E? in Jackson, and on Dec. 2.8-29, lege <Homecommgi H; Nov. 24, tute, Horne (Jackson, 0 .): Jan. "M .. small college football ratmgs w. L. Pet. the Redmen ~ill host a holiday Pikeville College, Pikeville, Ky , ' 26, West Vlrgima State College, ha ~ C~ltract~rJst;~ hi always w1th first-place votes and won· Philadelphia 9 3 ,750 8 to~mament. 10 ~t. Pleasant Nov, 26 and 27, Southern H.; Jan. 29, Oakland cu uf ~? lat ~ 1, g er, not lost-tied record& m parenthe- Cinrmnatl 9 ~ .692 , ThiS event" bemg co-sponsor· ,Slates Tournament, (Rio College, Oeklond City, Ind., ih·l.lfii' "' ,jle said. The worst ses: · - ' llOs\on " -' "' ,. "9" ":692 ed by the Pt. Pleasant !Wtary I Grande Llncoin Memorial Unix, Jan.• 31,. Calllflbellsville College 1 mg t ~ould d~ 1:h beVakqu>tte;- Team . l'olats , New York . 5 ., ~;7 . cluh,. and tickets are now on c.umberland, and Campbell~- . at Campbellsvme, Ky.; a wanh 0 ~ 0 ~.::.~· e M1 J~gs ~ I · l. N. D. St. (15) (10-0' 310 Western Division 1 salem do~town Pt. Pleasant : ville), at · Williamsburg, Ky. l Feb. J, Cumberland College wa Cdilmpwn. IPaye,, 2. L.A. St. (4J (7-1) 238 1 w. L. Pct. 1 Witl1 n<f.,; ht soumls and all , it's oomfurtiu~ to have 1 forR;.he ~esllval. , I Nov: 30, Taylor University at at .Williamsburg, Ky.; Feb. 5, .~t: \~~i~~~ t~:~e :~a~~ted 3. East Carolina (1) '7-1) 201 Lo! Angeles g 6 .600 . elurmng from last years 1Upland, Ind. JOhJO Northern University, H.; x-4. Northern Ill. dl (9-Q) 170 ,5an Francbco 9 7 .563 : phoue 01U) a reach away in case of a mal ama:geaey . t~prcss1ve squad are seniors , Dec. 4, Findl'fly College, Find- Feb. 12, campbellsville College, i ~ontender~ bf~fore tJ~e se~son 5. Mi~. Tenn. St. (3) !9-0) 157 .St. Louis 5 7 4lt Hf'~i des, w l1o wau t~ to leave a cozy bed to arJIWllll' a call? ~auJ·'·DBiilulonl, k6-S c2enlter Bndllay; Dec. 7, Pik··ville College. ' H. ; F'eb. 19, Walsh College, t the;Yanbu~~ aa>;rre~~dow sarl,lx-6. Mame (3l !8-l ) 138 Baltimore 5 12 :294 ' lt'scspet:ially ui~.:e if you have a brigbtlitdeS'I1lU..lTE" ·· raJ~ oc , 6· orward. H; Dec. 9, Bluefield Slale Cui- Home !Jackson o) V 8 kl' .d h · lh hi 7. Sui Ross (II (9-0) 13l lletroit 4 12 .250 phone with a dial that ~lows g(..-otly ill tbe dark Phoae ' ' ' . th ;f:k. roc hmd sa•h e ou~. x..S. Weber St. {41 18-1) 119 Tuesday's Results • vWt our Bu&iues.s Office fur d£tailL . . e 1 mgs a a c ance to Yiln 9 Long Be-ach st l8-l) 89 . RIO GRANDE COLLEGE the National Football League x-IO N D· k U· . New York 120 Delrmt 95 "RED MEN" title untU the 41-21 loss to Co. .I tadota .116-1) 80 1 Phlladelph~a 107 Si. LouiS 98 x· mpe e reguar , Sa F . ~ V.r ••.,y ROS1er Baltimore Sunday. schedule. / Boston 108 n . ranctsco 1v• I.JA 1965-66 Van Brock lin, blaming him- , Second 10 - II, . . Wedn.esday s. G.ames ,...ME-HOMETOWN JERSEY NUMBER YEAR POSITION HEIGHT WEIGHT Home self, to!d newsmen Monday he se~ts 63 . 12 St. John 's (Minn 1Phlladelph1a at CrncmnaU 'Paul Dillon ... . ......... 30 C 6'5'' residgning, wouhldn't 29; 13, . We;tern (Colo.) Bo ·=stiiion....a"'t-Lo•s--A-ng:,e_le_s_.-...,:=================--==l<i 205 Scottown, Ohio Sr. er an was t roug Willi 28; 14, East Central Oklahoma tr 1 0 Jim Marshall .....••..•. 40 41 So. i',G 6'2" 180 "?.\~~ 11- 00 I th r It 0 f lh 00) 20; 15, Tennessee I ' <li 17: 16, Florida A&M 15· Columbus, Ohio s au • "Sharon Gregory ...•• •... 12 13 Jr. F,G ~~:~~~;" he said. "It's lhe 17, Tampa (I) 13: 18 (tie) 6•5.. 193 Columbus, Ohio · sons and Austin Peay U· 20 3 G , •D Tr · 22 General Manager Jim Finks Omaha 10. ' • 2 6 on amer · .......... · Jr. 170 d th h k d r· k Beaver, Ohio an e_rs ~ere 5 oc e · m s Other teams receiving three Rudy Shively ....... , • •. 44 45 Jr. F 6'6" 221 c,·naltledh ghlm .~heF greak tesdt ctohach Ior more points - San Diego Portsmouth, Ohio e arne. 10 8 an ('rs State, Arkansas State B·ll Steve Towler . . ......... 34 35 Jr. G 6'2" 190 uMrgedd himht tvo recoB nsidkelr. l SState, Northeast , a Ptrtldpttinst Mlrthant on ay mg an roc· '" tale, Santa Clara Springfield Ashland. Kentucky In Mlddleport'l •Frank Bullock . ......... 14 15 Sr. F 6'2" 178 calllededhFitnlks, cdonfekssdedl heh'ld BIMass), East 'strondsburg, Columbus, Ohio ac as 1 Y an as e or s ucknell, Chattanooga, CalawHoliday Gifi·A·R•mo Dlck Lusetti .....•• , • , •• 24 25 Jr. G 6'1" JOb back. ba, Linfield, Western Illinois. 190 A11l For Your Free Ykbtl Newark, Ohio Don Magnani . . . .. • • • .. 20 21 So. c 6'6" 201 Gallipolis, Ohio Tom Uhl ... _........... 10 II So. F 6' 185 Marion, Ohio Morning. Charles Richardson ... , . 42 43 Jr. F 6'2" 172 Middletown, Ohio •Lettermen BRAND PUMPKIN C Cream Cheese - pt: 12c 1-lb. WHOLI OR STRAINED A&P BRAND ~::!m Topping CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 39c 4-oz. pkg. 37c 49 SmoothWhipl::;.49c Quart ' Pum••rny. ------ H." \1n. L~· le Buldrrsoo ' A&P dessert TOPPING mix WHITE HOUSE - READY TO SERVI r 'I ' -SERVICE- .....- . WHh 1111 , _ II 011. our veq tho 2t11i ti10 for 1/Z tllot .... - 20.45 111.22 belt t.eraw.. RADIO & T.V• .... ...,...... . · $5.00 or More Wo Rep.Ir All Mok.. " Modell IIPiru Nov. 20, !Bell lallDII. 0111 A6J"a MMD'S ·r.v~ iTYLOAN \1 a , I SAVINGS 00. See Prwne BGW Fw "· --· - -- -- ·- l{"""" OJke . . H&RFIRESTONE DEALER STORE �'I ,. &.DillY !1Mlt1ne'l, Pomeroy-'Middl~port, 0 ., Nov. 17._1!65 ' Farm Bureau • 0 Pens ItS Banzai• Attack Marietta ManCrash Dies In Highway Cut Don Rain Blamed In Wreck on State Route 7 011 1111 1"11 1B • areek. !11ft .,.,, No ~ • Hollon apparehtly applled Oil the slickened If- rests were made. A bullet cut tho sergmaeannt COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ch.• r· ment causing the vehicle to go Carpet Spoti end (Continued !om page 1 ) down and, In full voew of Y les Dwayne Brown, 30, Marcel· out of control, Sherlll's Pethl EUIIJ BlmiVIII ElecHOil olllclalo bere today et the Medal of Honor. of his men, he reeled ta was killed early tnday when said. The driver ·.sc,apeoi I urged ,candidates at the No- g "That little lieulenant just bullet that caught him 10 d ~ tractor·trailer struck a car Injury and 00 arrest ,wa• vember eledion wbo bave not t and ran them down," an throat, pitched forward an al an Intersection. ported. yel filed expense accounts to entised man .said of died. . The car driver, Charlene Dor· Sheriff Robert c.• . do so before lhe Dec. 17 dead. ~arm's gallantry. "He was As he fell, a packet of ~:~ setl, Columbus, and two pas· The Meigs County 'lso repor!ed the Une. · ally killing tllem left and from home fell from ~s bod sengers in her car, Lawrence department Investigated a of a one-car accident ':1' Candidates failing to file will re ht n and lay parUy under 15 .;;; Do"ett and Geraldine Mer.. hap on state Route 7, four lernoon on County Road 6 · · be inelglble to seek public of· "~a~m Is the leader of lhe 2nd The blood from hts wou dith, were not seriously lnjur· tenths of a mile north of Salem twp. He said a car ""'e 47th Annual Meeting of : fice for a pt'rlod of five years. Platoon of Alpha Company. His slowly soaked mto the letters. ed, according to police. Brown ter Tuesday nlght which en by Marion A. Nichols,o.,.n,IV7illll,'ll Ohio Bureau Federa· e th form can be obtained m<n were pinned down by ·a! CoL llal Moore of was driving a !ruck belong- ton, 17, Slar Reule, P<MDeroy, R. R. Rutland, was '" , opened in Columbus today tbe election board olfic< In C mmunist machinegun nest on Ky., commander of 1~ 1 t I lng to the E. R. Waguer Co., rainstorm and sUckened blgh- damaged when It went over Ro,nt ~· <;orne 2 000 Ohio farmers 1 the Masonic Temple from 1· . thue fringes of the landing zone Da ~tallo n, t ~~sg ~ mene Athens, Ohio. Brown resided at ways. embankment and turned ·' OV'"'·I1 ~poow ndance. . . 4 . m. daily. iat Chu Pont Mounta in lie saw he ocop er a 10 . 606 Seventh St. . Tbe accident occurred w b • p_.,y Comont Block Co. ihe three day convention woll ; P . . . , . Je of his men shot he battle zone Tuesday. . Authorities eald a 1959 Nicholson's car was on tile In Pomeroy, 0. with a Youth SeSSion =nvi a coup Guod Positiuo "We have he best WEATHER car driven by Gerald Ray iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliiil to be climaxed Rural-Urban Dinner The Communists wereddutg seen, Clearing southwest, snow flur· lon, H ' by a performance ~ ll] I behind a mound of If oor . i rl s northeast windy tooigb1 left a.ue I ' 0!~10 Farm Bureau Youth Choir. [ Plans to be u ate erlnps eight feet high ~ about "The acts of h~roJSm n I e 15-!5 Sno~ Oarrles north: 20-ft. section of fence along he Thu rsday hr made lo serve woodsmost out ofthere St'ssion will ol be taddresses by thePbns RuralWill . Urban Banqurt Dec~ '1 '50 yards .in front of the IAnd lhe were. stones eas • .................... 1 Vlr~ President Hubert Humph· Iember 2 w1th Mr Paul Carn.l- p ~loon. grabbt>d a LAL -one 1 never be told. r<y and by Senator Frank J ., han , chairman of the Board of f ·;~1; throw-away bazookas ! "The re . were m~n I msche Also fe<J tured on' Nallo nal Steel Corp as leatur· ? b t three fe et long wh1ch fire Itheir buddJcs, . gomg Thursday will be the presenta- ~d speaker, when the Southern a ou ocket He sla mmed the wounded, chargmg the tlun of awards to 33 Ohw cou~· : Local Athletic Boost er s ml'et :~lo~nte charge mto the lull. It Cong They threw tht::lr best at t~es for h<.~vmg top~d llie1r, Thursd ny at 7 30 Jl m m the bl:w apart. us. And we tore them. up: dl qmlUIS for membership durmg high school. . I Then the "!HUe lieujcmmt" "They were good soldiers an 1965. Both Mei gs and Athens Hooster President Mason F1sh·, icked up n handful of grenades . good shots. ,. counties will rece i\:c on~ o_f ler urges a la1·ge turnout to help . ~nd, firing his Mlti ri fle, ··But my men were better. lJJCse award~ -as Will ne1ghbm ~ plan the dinner whi ch w11l be chargrd lhe bunker alone. He. ing Ga lha Count y. . attended by a~fH UXInlllielv 4110 had set the wea pon on ! The (lfficial dele?~te sesston 1persons. Football fil ms of t1_ 1e ;~utomat ic with three maga- 1 wi ll be he ld on htday whe~ Southern • Ea sll'r n ga me wil l zmes of 20 rounds feedmg, • I 10 delegc.tes from the. 86 Co~nt} also be shnwn at this meeting. through it. l '::l rm Bureaus . ~·II\ c~ns!der Everyone ~" invited. I Twelve- Communists were a:1d adopt Uw off1c1a l ~J !Ky !or , _ -in~i de lhe bunker, all amw.J t:le orga nization for 19U6. Me l ~S, EMPLO\'ES DL\R " ·itll submachine gu ns an d county delegatt•s are ~-1rs. _o,~ ~fr. and :vlrs. Arnultl I_; rate of 0 t h c r automatic w caP on_~ Nice to get ... wonderful to vid Koblcntz. Doauld \\ol lson un +it" ll" thHI l·"urni1ure Conlp;my : nlal·m killed them all. and SIX Jt es , c " " " IUPI\ . Barryi· . Ani\ Holt er. ~\IIwns d<•l•g . l ,· . I enlt~rtained th eir em ployees 'more entrenched on the f lan k·s CIIW ,\\.0 ' cand receive for gifts. We have a·-e Gavlm u Cook an d ~ern! . . .1C . , . b k r.oldwa1er, Repuhilcan lnst vear · . I with a chwk1 '11 dmn rr ,\ nm s ol th e un er. Gift Certificates. See our disCl1a:;e t t t gE'd un (hie fn r pn·~Jc1en1 ' ' . Tmm and t ·ounlry H~.:st.lur;m I "The lieu le: nnn c l.~ r , sa id S:I~ S he tllmk s the party . is in play . . Thu rsdny t>vening, Nnv. 4. At- dPr a lwlhn:a lo l of flrt'. Sim '·h-ad sh<tpe" and that it \Ull \ ·<·lrrans Memonal Jlaspital i"ndo·n() were Ins Co ll in ~ . Wa n- S!!l. ~tevt' ll llansun of 6 fl ear ,_ " do very well m the 196 o ·Y Admissions - Tin:1 Jacobs, da \\" ~->illioms. Hull:md St·!lrlrs.· G~briel, C1lif. i (•]Pr·tlotls p 11 rnero,·· Cra•·e Nalross, Clif- Dennis Searles, Keu C11llms, 1 Slight Wound~ The former Arizona senat or Medium & Narrow • 2 11111a, 4 eye1es far IIIIII!Uabric was~iql lor·· ~1itrlrcrl (;fii\([Sle<i d , New ,· Cha rles ,\ ]ash. nus.-:c ll Ltl tle, '' Marm W<I S wuundrd In I1lde I I·' . n"W '" ' "Uilfcrence here • Special 8ll"'le speed for Delicatesl ·• 1 · n- Tlidrn .1\:~ pper, Pome- Jlr. and Mrs. Del mer flhudes. J;l · W ;mrl fl l'C I·1• Uut hl· nnn o. u ·d<~ ~•·rct ~ "have to say that Jhve ' '"'''•c Widths 1 1 1 m·s .tv · ' • Plleftlld Deep ActiOII Agitafllr CUMS I" TI\ J\.lr.and f\l rs. II" I.11.I:Jnl l oy au d 1u \'J.t. lk to /he uTlH 'tI .1";1 . :. . r ,-dav the party is in had I ld S . 1\ll 'llilln chopJX!r v lllll.IS o o . t for Deep Aclloa cteaAIIIIII . )€' We have .a long way o Disd1arg•·s - Ru11 pa 1ng, Herbert (_;rate. t'V< . . ' • 1ld] . (, . ' Sizes to 10 sc lt ' s . lru:c" \4 '\\" I!Hwn Rerl h ;~ unnrng- 1 · . . . , . -11 \\'r• must do well m ..,,ou . ' .Jet..... deslllltham. New llaven, Hattie Pow· TO REOPEN CA\ITF.F:N ·· l! l' s ~~ fantJ ~IIc C~l.lfl. sd,u -~l"l hr. added "I wouldn't s-ay 10 belts, pullll)l&, ...... ( · Tl11 r-..; • Alph· 1 < .1mp:rnv ornrn rl tl er. 1 u . • , ,, . , s Flats and Heels Pl i. H:lci ne: !lol\ ~1 v oy .. ~Ta· NE W HAV.fo~ ~ ' tv. ' ·· ·d - f St" ll al·r 11\t' luve il vNy good chance. · • Joi..AwiJ Unt Removal1 w ~: ' , He pred icted that if a C:OP l":. ~•·: },una Dodson, Long Bot- Haven Junior Wonwn·s C l u h IL~.\ :rw m Na n1 ., lnt llap to cleanl tum . \'i inn ie Whil e. Pomeroy: will rmpen lht' lr crinfe(' ll at Ok i ~L ··n officers have I t'l ' ll\."t'!III O:l were held tomorr ow • JeiSpliSNISileaoy Fdith ~kCoy , Sy rncuse; Bess!e the t-:ew Haven commumly [ HJs Sl,lprl,~ r j·1arm .fnr tlw Hirilard M. Nixo n, the former ·~ .'\ l iw~·. Middlrporl: Hona ld buildi ng at 7 30 _p. m. Fn<by. recomml nd\ ' . d thr ,'re VWI' president, woulll be th e ( ·,,,,d Ci 1ester · ~IC'l v in Hifflc , Gtlmes and d<-!nc1ng ar c o!ft.TL'\.1 ~Il:d:1 l ol Lonor · _a n lh •. )c"n ,. ,. ,., choice. ''Ever~·where 1 ' · H ]11 ' fJ to do cv~e ry 11110g . h '"' 1~o,1, 1iw · ' · ("- ,J umlms ; Lena Pullins. l~ eeds- for a 35 ce nt fee. 1\euny yse .. gom~ f , ·, , .. t " •p\e \~iln l to hear about 1 1 ville. I will emcee. All area teen -agt iS l.u \~:l~·l lha~·o;~lp~~l; 1 produt·ed i\ixon," Cold\\:J1l'r sct id. 1 t ' 1 • t v.ho He. ·' s·tid · ·.. . . T art! \l l'lromc. ----·-anohtr hero, a sNg~':Jn . he " 1,ul . d not ::;eek the In tho Middle Block N.,.t to Elbethl. C..\:\ D\ ~ f !UPEHS TO ME F. .. w one of hi :; men wounded nom mallon a gam. The C;wdv .. tripers of VeterNOW YOU KNOW sa . . . .~ tl . ··r don"t know H you POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE ITORI ·;, c"lt 1n1 st ten Island ThE> s\'rgernt l~llol(:u l( b an s !"l·lemo nal Ho~pital willm eP! To : , on : a . : • . bullrts zmgmg o \' e r h t' a d. remt'mber, but I' ve ~~e n MIDDLEPORT, 0. at 7:30 p. m. November lB. at 409S, IS th~ hl~hes l poll~t _un ·um )t!d u an d wPnl attcr the tliro\lgh IL Once aro!.l.od tha t Tnere will lw an officers meet- Ow New York • New Jersey 1Lu~n m ~~~·. He m·ver rea ched tr ack is enough." : seaboard. .fro~ ~ ""'"" lg~e~p A7 t hMee1•mg Farm at ·~rnenre 1odC:~y 1 1 ~'~'it~UVJ.?l'~X~®"'fl:r,;'@<;}·,ew/;r,r.,~: thi~ ~v~~~ Hn~hhghts ~:~~~~\1 I, B~rdstown, m • him. I llo!pped - ..,toreo:;~~~;; out!f ~ ~~e ew~~~~ !i~~ p~~::. soldier~ ~0 l•o~!~l~he~ru~r~al~r~oa~d,~a~n~d~tll~e~:~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliii~' ,~7t :tghtrw~yout:~rt~::oy~li :o:wt~T:hu:.:..t:a:y:._ ~H~o~w~ar~d~P.;a~rk.,e.,r..i.pro..;.pe.,r.,tyOiiiiiiii Lorest priced FRIGIDAIRE Washer Jifll2 By Eskiloos and Godman fashionable Goldwater sees GOP Bad • boots Shape for '66 )It-- ; ° Chapman· Canaday BAKER FURNITURE 1 1-.,...- ,_- s~"-...IJ. OO - .,..._ $6995· No Mon•v Down Bank Pl111n Interest All labor and materials (except palnlingl, all inside electric, plumbing, forced air heatin g, hin:h cLJ IJinc!s, douhle bowl sink , •; 2 .inch drywall installed ready to paint All door s windows and trim installed. You do th e painting ' only. .._ ·-'1 • 1\torutitl ~· · . . r.l • Atroc lltWII • ""'"'IttWt-t• • CtiMIII ,.,. • ,,,.thi!P ••• w.11,.,., M•1131oc --~·110111 • l:ltc~trl~lf 7 YEARS TO PAY.,:'. · 1JJ()rr> '' (':''IIPANTEEr t WY2-5644 J I 0 ~ssoon .~ecepcvedt ...... - ~--­ I -·FREE ESTIMATES. -~ co- h yQIII' K<:fM. h1imt\• U111110.1 _. LM. ...,. ~..., .., ~ C4tJ ~, ..u.tw.. WE MAKE EVENI~•-.; CAlLS ' f f p.r~';i ~~lk>:l 0~ M~l·.~ Ra~e.;!ood c~llected 1 r One new member, Jolm A. Smith ments. - ---- Graded Goocl Quality Beef Federation Leader Hints Major Farm Policy Shift A major dlange In nallonal 1!165, we had 511.5 million acres agricu ltural policy within the retired under various goveronP.xt two years was predicted ment programs." here today by D. R. Stanfield, With the production from executive vice president of the these 42.4 million additional ac· Ohio Farm Bure'au Federation. res, Stanfield predicts an i""' Speaking at the organizallon's crease m. production of .50 per 47th annual meeting, Stanneld t-ent m \\_heat and_ m1lk, <~ 20 declared, "The need of the fi~ree per cent mcrease 1~ soybeans; World for food Is so great that ~nd a 30 ~r cent mcrease In we have reached a point in his- v-egetable 01ls .. tory where we must seriously ··we are tallti~s. about en lnc.:onsider the best use of our food crease of 550 ~Jlhon bushels of productivity in the interest of wheat; 197 mll~i~n bushels of national srcurity and world I soybeans; 5.7 ~11l1on pound.~~ ~t peace ." [ non -fat dry nulk and 3.4 _ 01!; The farm leader believes that lion pounds of vegetable 011, the United States lrns the' Stanfoeld said. capacity to meet these food de-~ Eslima_ted cost ~ _such 1 p,rornands. •·It would require about gra m Is _$5:2 _b1lhon a yea:· 42,4 million acre 1 to produce I ''However, If 1l IS worth $.0 the needed food," be 1aid. "In I bHli?n .~ go to th~ moon, may. be 1t 1's worth th1s amount to help the human race to Have a minimum diet,'' Stanfie"ld rt- lall•rd't marked. r The government should pur· ButinmJIIr chase the food for this program BISCUITS EnCei'Oil Hospital on the open market, but conlrol ..... ,, Persons who entered Holzer its distribution, Stanfield recHospital during the last 24 hours 1 ommended. ''Besides feeding can 9c included: Mra. Benjamin Lewis Ithe hungry, and reducing the Jones, Jr., Rt. 1, Thurman: Mrs . ~ government payments lo farm. Willie F. Sharer, Rt. 2 Crown lers, the in<'reased agricultural City; John E. Evan!, Rt. 2,. production Would stimulate a Gallipolis; Charles J. McGuire, substantial amount of economic Rt. 1, Patriot; James E. Kemp- activity in this country." er, Kerr; Tamarah L. Harvey, --- ----- . - -.. -- - - Rt. l, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. AI· Jr .. Rt 1, Thurman, daughter, bert B. Stephens, RC. 2, Pt. 2:01 p. m. Tuesday; Mrs. Ron· Pleasant; Mrs. Lewis W. Ed-: nie R. Dennison, Rt. 1, Crown wards, Mason; Mrs. James E. City, son, 2:59 a. m. Lucas, Jr., Rt. 2, Pl Pleasant; Discharged Mildred J. Woomer, Rt. 2, Pt. James H. Beaver, Mrs. ElPleasant; Clarence D. Hortman. wood Bowers, Merrill Brown, Langsville; Frank W. IJrad· Dorsey C. Burkheimer, Joe D. ley, Ashland, Ky.; Gerald L. Clark , Aaron L. Cra btree. Den· Douglas, Rt. 2, Wellston; Mrs. nis R. Crace, Mrs. Carl Davis, Robert F. Conley, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. John Hixson, Mrs. RayTerrence P. Griffin, Portsmouth mood B. Hoffman, Arthur A. Reese S. Jenkins, Rt. 3, Wells- McCoy, Douglas M. Morri!, Ion: Larry T. Oney, Jack"'I; Mrs. Robert Reach, Mrs. Mar!trs. William E. Mulhern, Wells- tin J. Schneider, Willie ~'. Shaf· ton. er, Robert T. Snowden, Mrs. Blrlh• Wolliam E. Mulhern. Mrs. Jack Mrs. Benjamin Lewis Jones,, Oliver, Jr., and infant BOD. ----·---·. - - - - - - - - · - ----- -- I --- ROUND STEAK, lb. 7 Sc RIB STEAK ( lb. 79 J.BONE STEAK lb. 99c lb. 69c CUBED BEEP MEAT - SIRLOIN STEAK W!wt..., Y- Ne..J.. 'Mio!O..., Y• ¥ Helps you .... Whatever your building project, you want STORM DOOR a smooth, stronJl foundation for lt. The •Y to get it is with quick, easy·lo·use With Each Alumnum Siding Job Thill Month ready mixed concrete. Let ua dellver th concrete mlx you want, ready to ;our, EXTERIOR DECORATORS OF OHIO MIDDLEPORT, 0. TOMATO SOUP n7 PEARL STREET PHONE WY 2·5644 PAGI ST. \ 2421. Reg. Sizo9 No. lc•n _ C 4,~~! 49e EVAP MILK FIJL-l',tLU PRICED! A FUL·VALU BUY! PILLSBURY PANCAKE MIX :~~ONT SYRUP BOX OF 8 ORDER 'N OW! FLOUR Plain 24at. 49 bot. 5 CAKE MIXES !~~E~EG, 69( lb. bag C 3 lb. CAKE MIX TOMATO JUICE ' APPLES c 4 lb. bag c bag 49c box 25c ORANGES b.. 39c A FUL·VALU BUYI HUNT'S !' Delicious, Romes •nd Winesap FLORIDA, SWEET, JUICY A FUL·VALU BUYI ~~~L Medium Size ONIONS A FUL-VALU BUY! SWANSDOWN 46oz.15 can C s lb. bag .· ,.. ,..,-. ·:~;-- A FUL-VALU BUY! Chof·Boy·Ar·DH Complete Spaghetti DINNER :~TA~ We ore taking orders for Thanksgiving Poultry of all kinds and Oysters. Order yours now. I.. Limit Qu111t,itles C A FUL·VALU BUY! GOLD MEDAL . TOP QUALITY lJ GAL CARTON The Right to 2lb.19 box A FUL·VALU BUY! HOME PACK We Reserve viY S9c lb' A FUL·VALU BUYI JERZEE BRAND right to your lite. Call for estimate. GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. •• AMERICAN BEAUTY ICE CREAM CALL TODAYI .. FUL-VALU BUYS! ! FAIRMONT BRAND ALUMINUM nut and birch. FOUR CABINET UNES PRICED TO FIT ANY BUDGET. THE SHOE BOX / foundatiOn! tD solid cherry, oak, knotty pine. wal· Boooooo WORK SHOE start with ·1 RADEMAR~ ALUMINUM COMPAI'.'I' 0~ AMERJ"A . • .?' WE .WILL SHOW YOit 1111!"" PHOTOGRlPHS and REFEREICU W'..... p..,._ . TO INSTALL OFFICERS and~ ~ the right and FINANCING UP TO 7 YEARS lp Sporn up Grotnup a.m.; Andrew Colhoun down Mtldahl c~~ KITCHEN CABINETS WE DO THE COMPLETE REMODELING ~: 30 don Greenup Ull ui..: Phi~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport; 0., Nov. 17, 1~ · Wednelday November 17 he :: B lnotallation of officero of the 1 will havt office houra In • tile Gauge rttdlngll Galllpolll Meld.::; I:gm :. Harrioonvillo O.E.S. will be Cool Ill p 0st Office · 1 Iee1 Meldahl 1:30 Wednesd•y• Nov. 17' at 8 p.m. · ·'a.m.; 0 am 12.0, 12.3, runrung Commander Guy Guinther an- waa present and Introduced. tl Inh the Cotton 111 JlOUDCed that tile American Flag Frank Vaughan, (.rnericanism morning; at noo\me ~ ~D on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· Queen up Meldalll 4 : ~ a.m.; Seeln1 &hosts7 Flnri lapel p1•0 , were received In chairman reported that Paul be In Marlettak w ~~ 'd 80, Pt. Pleasant 2U3, llinlon Valvollne down Meldahl 6:55 a. ARABIC ZERO TELEVISION SERVIC'' . . ' · Moel be gueot spea er at uoe n ,.,. 57 Kana h F II t Ch le · connection with the Amerccan . Casco, a Post 39 member, ga.e! Congressman Walter H. .I tiser'a Club al the Hotel LaFay· . ' w a a s ou ' ar ,. m, The ancient system of numer· fut In the · Legion'• •·Operation Show Your a talk on Amertcarusm at tile ' ler bos gone mobile! lotte ton lUI: London, Marmot Galllpollo Dam - Allee up I Ia uaed by the Arab• and Hin· YELLOW PAGES. C00 1 " whe0 Drew Webster Pomeroy Elementary School : . · and Wonfceld dama were 011 tile Ia P '!;. p 00 Veterans' Day easel's talk To better serve his constotu-1 Th d tIn N •mber 18 the sills 7:45 p.m. ; John Ladd Dean dus had only nine elemencs, the 1 Where your lingeri · ost ••·. omeroy, me 1'081• . : urs ay, ov • ' . · down Z:IO am.; Titan down 3:· figur.. I to 9. It was not until,1 do the walkina.J 11 . ents he has ocqulred the use ' 11 Jar Monday, whoapedswbyell ,,ue os tahndt th!' I[ an Congdrsessman Rancccnnge Boa! Movements: 50 a ·m·•· J · 9 J,ewls up 4:20 i the 80tls that the Arabs came I a 1s of a housetrailer which he takes f yracuse will m ~.ue mor These pins are being distrlbu- project can be continued each from county to county and rom and Pomeroy and Middleport Oblo River- Harvey Jordon a.m.; John J. Rowe down 6:30 lo use 0 .'or zero) as a symbol l ted by membera of the Post year. clly to vollage to see hiS afternoon. Friday, November 19 up 14, 7 p.m.; Elisha Woods up a.m.; Charles K. up 7:50 a.m.: for no thong_or no number_. -· along wllh a card stating that A reply to tile telegrams sent atotuents. It hos not only ae v he will Sj)ellk at a Convocation 14, 11-30 p.m : T. G. Jerow up Edeana Bosworth uphound wao~ , "Amertcano ,... serving the !~>-Governor Rhodes and Martin ed as a meetmg ptace for lnd~ at Capital University and be in 14, 2 a m.: Queen City up 14, ing. I ENDICOTT JOHNSON I cause of fr.edom in Viet Nam. L. Janis on the location of the vidual constituents but was also his Lancaster office In the af- 4:115 am.: A. J. Pact en up 15, Kaoawbo River - Semel up ; SPICE TAN . I wear my <owttry'a Bag to new penitentiary 1n Meigs Conn· used by • vcllage mayor ternoon. He will visit Galllo II p.m.; Big John down 16, , London 12 :40 a.m.; Hel en Z. 1 show that I suppor1 llleor ef· ty was read. It was announced lnBJorcty of the voUage counc •county Saturday. 5:30p.m : Lady Mor)orie down 1 down Marmet 10 :25 p.m.: Bea· . 1 fortt." Tho plno and earda have that the bumper stickers with 01 discws vdlage ISsues. l 16, 6 am.; Robert Reed down Iver up Marmet 5:30 a.m.; AI· Width• D·Ei $7.99 been well received. "I'm Proud I'm An American" Moeller's chief emphasia on 11, 6 15 a.m.; Jenks up 17, len R. Merrill down Winfield Siz•a 6''2·12 1 Frank Cheesebrew, tile Posl's have been rereived and distrl- this tour is to reach the people FISH ODDITY 6:l5 a.m. ; Irene Cholln up 19, 11:45 p.m.; Becky Wasson up Paracork Toe and Heel. ''Gifts for the Yanu Who Gave" buted. who cannot reach him with in- The oouthern stargazer !o a 6 a.m.; Jefferson up 19, 7:20 Winfield 12:55 a.m.: Lucy ane drive ehairman reported that Kenny Harris, 2nd Vice Com. ·divldual problema; however, he fish which lives near the hot· a.m.: Ranger up 22, 11 p.m.; L"caa up Winfield 1:15 a.m.; the Post baa $130 to mander, reported the )Xlst will Is olso ready to discuss legis- tom of the ocean, has eyes on , Frankli n Pierce down 11, 8:20 Oliver Shearer down Winfiel4 be used in helping veterans Jn have another get~togelher for Jation desiiJiled to help com· top of its head and an almo!t a.m.; Sycamore down Greenup 2:50a.m.: 0. F. Shearer down : Participating .Merehant ln Middleport .MerThants hospitals to haYe a nicer Christ- members and their wives on mutrlttes In their facility needs. vertical mouth, according to 8:15 p.m.; western up Green- Will.field 4:40 a.m.: Jerry Bos- ! 1 t:hristmas r:H•,A-"Rama mas. Cheesebrew thanked the Saturday, Nov. 27 , An eve11- He has cuvered a major part tile Encyclopaedia Brltarmica. up 12 :4{) a.m.; Pennsylvanil wortll up Winfield 6:50a.m. 11 MIDDLEPORT, 0. members of the Post and also ing of dancing and entertainmember~ of t1oe 8 et 40 Auxil- men! is planned. Relno Lind, on iary who belped make tin! re- behalf of the Pomeroy Athletic cent candy aale, In connection Boosters tll1111ked tile Post for wllh Ibis drive, o oucceos. Its contributuiObo in helping get Charles Swalzel reviewed the rides borne for boys after alhSPECIAL SAVINGS AT I!IM membership. The Pool lelic practices. RACINE now has 276 member! on Us Harold Smith and Edgar Van. FUL·VALU MARkET quota of 317. Two new mem- InWagen were reported on the bero were reported, Shirley sick list. Phil Ohlinger and GUinther and Russell Moore. Kenny Harris aerved re'fresb- /.z Choke of 21 rolors, 10 door styles, River new• Breaded Fish Squares ' Ploallloc •..----· Al••i• ..-· "'llr ....__ WE DO TliE COMPLETE JOB N':. HAN12LE ALL FIN~NCING I PHON& ~. . ­I ~ ....... • ,ll:h... f§ !!'JM·I'MJ:!7:1:(ont lli!51<J:U1U!U C:QIIVERT ITI ADD TO ITI BEA!JTI!l\' ITI ... ........ ; e n"aMiftl..., . 3 or 4-Bedroom Home Available at Low Prices includes Atllonl O>untlet. li1J schedllle I« the weeJt lt u 6ollcn111 ~ DOES YOUR HOME NEED ·.· Moeller goes t1 lloeldnlllld M0biJeWI'th TraJ'}er Tour •• HosnitaJ News COMPLETELY BUILT ON YOUR LOTI ~o't P. Lapel Pl·ns, 'Show Yom C0Iors' are We}} Recetved box 39c A FUL·VALU BUYI EASY MONDAY Fabric SOFTENER -v.i~;~· 49c A FUL·VALU BUY! COMO TOILET TISSUE- 4p~~·. 19c RACINE Ful-Valu MARKET RACINE FOOD MARKET - 5TH & PEARL ON ST. ROUTE 338 IN RACINE PHONE Wl9-334~ ' ··,• •r "THE STORE WITH A HART"' ' : ~ �1 .' ,.. . . (' '· Continued Bloodmobile Service Promised ·Ci•tJZens 0 £M3800 County at Area Event - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - !lay Wriston, Mr. and Mrs. ert Ohlinger, Mr. and Mrs . aid Martaglio, Mr. and NEW HAVEN . car}C00k • PTA Speakef' 0 0pporl •ty . PastorS Share Planning Event WI"th Laymen What Do You Need For ReiJ'IIIdtUng? · Everald Wright Mrs. Frank Mrs. Roy Dale Grimm, Jr. Mrs. Bobby Llevlng, Mro .. Roy ley, Mrs. Edward . . was honored with a miscellan· .Grimm, Mrs. Raymond ..Fields, Edna Wise, Mr. Arthur FT. PLEASANT - "We have "Now It is time to look ahead Mrs. Russell Oshel, who will eous bridal shower recently held Mro. Heory Cunningham, Mrs. Mr. Nei.On'·Janhlngs,' Mrs. no intention of denying the citi- witll ~ew industry, new peopl~, give her t50th pint of blood at at the home of Mrs. Roy Dale Bobby Ray Grimm, Mrs. Bill sell Fields, Mrs. Vern H\ru~~er­ ens of Masoo County ~ serv· the VJet Nam situation, cond•- tlle December Visit to Po In t Grimm, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Loleman, Mrs. Pearl Elliott, man, Mr~-. .J?IuJ !fer~~· Ice& of the Red Cross, staled lions m Mason County are Pleasant Mrs. Luther Tucker G•lmm were married on Octo- Mrs. Rachel Sayre, Mrs. John lla.zen !!OOsll. Mrs. Jos,epb Mr. Edward Heffernan, Direc· changing rapidly and we look from Stoffer Cham•cal Co.; Mr. ber 22 1965 at the st Peter's Harrah Miss PhylliB Grimm, ly, Mrs: C!a'ud Burngarcltier tor of tbe Huntington Regiuusl to the Mason County Chapter ] F. C. Reichert from Yana~um Luther~n Parsonage in Poinl Mrs. R~y Dale Grimm, the bon- 0. :J. Howard; .Mrs.,... · Blood Center, at a Dlstnct meet- for renewed strength of pur- Corporatwn ; Mrs. Kathj~n Pleasant, w. va. with the Rev- oree and the hostesses. Sending CUndlff,- 'M'r!! Tetf Sw~ttz·, lng held Nov. 12 at the Mason pose," he said. 1Roush, Bend Area Blood Ch81r· erend Harold Knoll officiating. gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bob Kirby, Mrs: Br;nda ( 0nnty Court House m_ Pomt 1 Mr. ~effe:~an announced man: Mrs. Charlot~ Kremees, Mrs. Grimm is the former San F. Roush, Mrs. Gerald Rood, and, Mr. and Mr~. Arthor "llla~lrasant. He further sa1~ the Bl.oodmoblle VISits scheduled ~or Cha~ter Blood_ Chatrman from dra Lemon, daughter of Mr. I Mrs. Lewis Hart, Mrs. Iralbet, Mr. and Mrs. ·Marion l. .•d Cross provides services a· thts area as follows: Pomt Galha cou~ty, Mr. Vernon and Mrs. Virgil Lemon of Ii'ields, Mr. ·ana Mrs. Dennts]gey, Mr: and Mrs: Leland V.lilable through no other chan· Pleasant, December 22nd; Porn- Nease, :Meigs County C~apter Beckie , w. Va. Prior to her Roush, Mrs. E. C. Riddle, Mrs.. by, Mr. and MrS. GlenJnne~~;:: nrl" and although the Mason eroy, December 27th Galllpo· Chairman; Mrs. F. C. Reichert, marriay e she was em Ia ed b Nora Tripp, Mrs. Alma Hoff.i Mr. ·and ·Mrs. Robert H f'ounty ~apter ha.s been strug- lis, December 30th. . Volunteers. and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. an~ Mrs. P. E. PRJush ~ man, Mrs. Marion Dlngey, Mrs. ]Mr. · and Mrs. Robert ~lmg agamst con~1derable odds __ Presen~he m~Ung were I Ed~~rd Heffernan. ILetart. Mr. Grimm is the son Leland Kirby, Mrs. Bill Folm· Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ward, '" recent months 1t would be ref M d M R D 1' er Mrs Harold Roush and Russell bailey and Mr · no t t o ac knowled PI nn 8 til'II' oGrimm r. an oy W aVae Chloris , ·Graham. , miSs . ge th at lS I mg f or of Newrs.Hllven Mrs. Frank Thompson. . there are many mdJViduals m • · · THANKSGIVING DINNER . the county who have worked Dan tove Memorial Hostesses lor the ' sho':"er A 3-< Wilham Paul ~~J~:~' the Red Cross services availa· Iwere Mrs. Howard Goodmte, The W.S.C.S. of the New Hav· has been spending a long and faithfully to keep MASON - Miss Vicki Steele, Mrs. Arthur Hart and Mrs. Eu-- er. Methodist Church sponsor-~ here with his parents, .Mr. the Red Cross services availa· Pt . Pleasant, president of the 1, gene Hudnall. Game pnzes ed their annual Thanksglvmg Mrs. Jess Maynard. Alr~nan ble Mason County Pinwearers. has i were won by Mrs. John Harrah, Dinner at the church. Slides on maynard has l.'ompleted . n Unl announced that the Mrs. Howard Goodnite, and Mrs. the happenings of the church in months of . at Cb!mutel To these individuals, "Keep , is planning to have built a Bill Coleman. the past year were shown by Field Air Force .. twJJ,e; . JtiUnJs. up the good work, yOW' efforts MASON _ Mrs. James Jar· 000 building lit the Mason Those attending were Mrs.' The Reverend Marcus Trough. for an Aircraft Msl!Wenance have not been in vain," he said. rei!, vice president of the Ma· ty 4-H Camp in honor of Homer Wears, Mrs. Larry Hes- Those attending were Rev. and . SpeclaUst. Ue .Jaft . on. M~~;~~ son Grade School P'I'A, presid- late Dan Love of Point son, Mrs. David Fields, Jr., Mrs. Trough, Rev. and Mrs. 1 nNovember 16th for G ed during the absence of the ant. The youth was a Mrs. Leonard Fields, and Kim· Roy Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Frank where.ho>wilt.spend three prt!sident, Mr. R~:~y Tur ker ber of the group. who berly, Mrs. Gene Skeens, and I Spradling, Mr. and Mrs. Her·IHe ls a graduate of W~han1a Tuesday evening. at Letart lslund this past Carolyn, Mrs. Roy Hoffman, bert Richards, Mr. and Mrs. High school class . 1 0 ...CHECK OUR '. - · row PRICES • 'I ' Fifh41NG - ---- AnDIVersarv • I I 1 ' 3 ROOMS /1 d· ONLY '299 f30.00 Down - latanoo Comenttnt Tenne 011 MASON I FURNITURE CO. ~ MUON, W. VA. t Ita Dlckname? DooH. · New York Cavalca.de Thera ore more than lmown varletlet of 'PI'ies. I Wish To Th•nk The Voters Pomeroy Exempted Village School . For Voting For Mt and Also · 14w u Of Thtl · ' Dlstrlt:t '. Voting for 1<4, $95 • ' PANELING low al4.25 shli_tt CEILING TJLE _ _ _ _ low as 12c ft. INSULArto-N ,___ _ _ low 11 4Wic ft. RIB .STEAK ~~,h~u 69c 9th lb. "Alii satd was: Show me afilter that delivers the taste and I'II eat my hat." Alao A4!.fltl.,ed,Matoil.al~ end ·Fr" Dfl!~,ry · . Roof' PAINT 'ED ~pe~i,~~ ,ol' ~Plastic g,l. Pipe & Pfistic 3.~ Plumbing lOth thru 12th Rib ~G& ZUSPAN S9c lb. MATERIALS CO. ' n..t:s554 VA. MASON, W. Boneless Rib Roast 111. 89c PURl Pork Sausage - 3 ~k,.sp' THURS. FRI. SAT. . N·ov. 18-19-20th Middle'lort-Pomeroy DOLLY MADISON Salad Dressing qt. 1.. 39c GOLD MEDAL 10 ~ 99c Flour THANK YOU Apple Pie Filling 4 for$ po REG. $3.98 3 COUNTRY KITCHEN 24 01. Bottle _ _ _ __ FT. GREEN VINYL CHRISTMAS TREES WITH STAND s LYONS s I ' MORTON FROZEN .19 Loring Smith, who was Mary Martin's leading man on the "Hello, Dolly!" tour, Ia back home - still shuddering over some of the experience& illat befell "~....... 'lflklso deeply ~ by lf!e high morale of our men in Vietnam. R8\Jer kJiew," he told ''where we were were just piled or planes or lorries and i we'd find ourselves on an strip w.ith smoke from tun visible not too many mlleo way. Sometimes, regardless the weatber, there'd be a!l ny as 7,000 officers and men, squatted oo tha bare ground men wbo had waited so long five to seven bourt for us arrive and Jive the show. And during our performance, from time to time )'OO'd see some them get up - summoned to fly off on a mission. Bread Dough 3 39c lib, IOIVM Jlj · U - ••• • · CLARION VINYL JACKETS Bleach 1111 eel. 39c _I Lyons' and Rutland Dept. Store's Clover Farm program• have been revitalixed as members of the international Clover Farm group that consists of over 3000 members in Canada and ROUTE 7 TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO the United States. Now, with 1 comprehensive merchandising program, you can purchase your groceries from either of our stores at lower prices than you have been accustomed to paving. These lower prices are made possible through mass purchasing by a cen· Orange Juice - S'::~$po PERM~NENT Each s 39c BIRDSEYE FROZEN REG. $2.00 TONI .99 MENS $1 Quantity Rights Reserved FROZEN FOODS . ' .RUTLAND tralized supply house. Enjoy 1 new experience in shopping . .. visit either store this week and join in the celebration of our fabulous Grand ROUTE 124 RUTLAND, OHIO --.. Opening! I _I 1 95 Potatoes JUMBO PACK ----~~----~ BOYS WINTER 44( CHRISTMAS WRAP . 4 Roll Pkg. 20" X 28ft, 4" · CRANBERRIES 16 oz. WARM Bit-- JACKETS $5.98 19c CARROTS 1 1~. Pkg, _ _ 9c WAID CROSS' SONS Sizes 6 to 16 RACINE, REG, 0. l REGISTER FOR COLOR T.V. SET ' La. PKG. To lie Glvtn Fraa In 2 WHI!o ond FRYERS A Woatlnghouoe CLOCK-RADIO To Bt Glvtn Fr.. FRESH Set., Nov. 20, I 965 WHOLE lb. 3 LBS. GOOD PIECE BOLOGNA l7c FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR ICE MILK _ V. gol. 39c MENS ~;onoN A SMALL DEPOSIT PLAID FLANNEL GRAND OPENING SPECIALS HOLDS YOUR GIFT TIL CHRISTMAS SHIRTS BULOVA t Asst. Colors t Sizes S.M-L-XL The .44 ·~~ , CHOOSE ... '··• ' ., ..,. ··'""' ,.,.,.,...,...l>fl•' ..... ~ · NEW FALL. CHRISTMAS GIFTS 'LADIES' Childrens 7 to 12 . ' .. ,. , . N- At FALL STYLE ~ New Colon New Styles Size1, 7 to 12 • K&C Jtwt.l trs ' .. SKIRTS· . , Bulo¥t 'Wirehet, Speidel Walth Bands, J. B. Asst. Colon . Walch Bandl, Charm Braceltta, Meeker Plli'SI!I llld Blllfoldl, and Many Other Gift Items. Full and Sheath "Your Rambler Dea1er•• WY 2-3870 •, .. - -· ~- -·-~.., ·~-- -1• '... i .,, I . 211~. ·~· ~- ITOKILY PINIAPPLI· -DIN'I MfNCI . MIAT, 21 11. Itt .PUMPKIN PEACHES C No. 2 11 2 LBS. 1 con SOLtO CRISP HEAD 1 bttuce hch. \ 35( f Frosh Flo,rida GRAPEFRUIT or ORANGES 51b. bag49c $1.89 3 ~.... 89c lor_ 39c GIIAPIPRUIT DRINK. 46 con 29c 12.... 49 .... c POLGIR'I CO,PII, cen .. .. , 69c GOLO SIAL SWIIT PtCKLII, STOKELY ( PILLSBURY CAKE MtXIS- IMUCKIR'I JILLy' ' A;plt & GroJII · :·.o. tot ·,,. ' ,~ . "'"*""-" ,.. ..:.r.....··•-·t IJ *'' ~···• ~ ~··• ......__.:.u . ~··'-"... -· ·- MARTHA WHITE PLOUI, I.R. or rtoln - ' I ''"'"f<',•·.•'"f.' "• • · - -~ · · ••.• ....!-- STOKELY WHJTICORN- BUYS LIBBY'S 2 .... 49c 2 .... 49c 2 :'.. 35c Ut. ' REP. $3.95 Pomeroy, OCEAN IPIIAY CRANBERRY SAUCE · (ar NIITLI'I CHOCOLATI ·MORIIU- .; . ! 7tc.19 tL .99 .99· lUSH SWElT POTATOU ,· ,. ~·· Set Our,·Pint Selection. of Keepsake Diamonds, DRESSES BONUS KRAfT MARSHMALLOW CRIMI - ""'ff"'~ ...-. Compore AI $1.99 Rod, Tokay IliAD 2 LOAVIS, 1St • uch : I WIENERS "I think one of the most IJ'IIelllng thinga I ran remember Is wheo Mary MarUn and I a few olheu of our cast lnvlled tD Ambu-*r l.nrla•'••ll borne to learn that $9.95 Metropolitan Motors I. Mlln It, . SHEATHING .:,___ _ _ low as 10c 'ft. ' Do I Hove Any Tekers? Niwrur., . Loul• Sobol'• TI!L ~ low ~· n~c:. ft,, ·, 1 SALE pint hu ftCidlcrl bomt In Lit rono. PLYWOOD · --'---~ low:•• 3,25 ~~~ I I Mason Lad"Ies Observe 2nd ' F~N~~o: 2 1· Mason / . ' The guest speakers were Mr.l mer. Carl Cook. Maaon t:ounty Ex· Donalions by 4-H clubs or tension Agent, and the Rev-: ctividuals are to be sent to l Chari., A. Pitzer, ul Pt. Pleas- · Miss Brenda Steele, 1919 I ant. Mr. Cook spoke on the well Ave., rt. Pleasant. Miss PT. PLEASANT - Pastors Economic Opportunity Act and Steele is treasurer gf the · and lay member~ of Jackson Rev. Pitzer spoke on Commun-I' wearers . and Mason county EUB church· 1ty Action Program. Mrs Mar----es shared in a planning session 1v1m Frame, Mason, presented - - - - - - - - Sunday for tbe scheduled 4-C the devot10nal program. u••r!~O Mission to be held m most of . . .the area churches January 9 - Durmg _th~ business meehng 14. The afternoon meeting was the assoc.allon. vot,ed to . spon· , - - - - - - - · - beld In the Good Shepherd sor the Browrue '1 roop m the I . town of Mason. Mrs. John Lew- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swatel l k Fl t R b h . chairman . "'led severra1 days WI'lh h'IS c urc near a oc . 1s, of the PTA mem· v1s1 Co-Director Jack Higgins, pas· J bership drive reported that daughter and son·in-law, tor of Point Pleasant, presided. there are at the present time and Mrs. John Burgan and · He explained that the Mission 212 membership.i in the JocaJ , ily in Toledo. is primarily a program of ev· PTA. Mr. and Mrs. John Loper angelism. He also cited the per. . , . i family of Columbus spent sonal aspect ot' the Mission MisS. Ahc.e Roach s Tturd weekend visiting her mother, that each pastor and each Jay- Grade ~eceJved the ~k aw-d.rd , Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright. man is an evangelist. for havmg the greate.'it number : Kenneth Reynolds, who is West Virginia Conference Di· I of parents present. I employed by we·stern Rl•ctric . rector of Christian Education, Refreshm~nts were :Jerved at in Columbus, spent the wee•keo1d I Rev . Robert Dille, o-f Buck· the conclusiOn of the meetmg. v;siting with his mother, Mrs. hannon. explained four main ; Albert Swatel. points of the Mission. The four C's stand for Comprehensive, . CLIMATE CHANGES Cooperative, Christian, and Con· ' Ecuador, although it strad·, frontation. dies the equator, can be chilly ·I A second meotlng of the proClimate here chang" by the I gram participants will be held ; mile, from the hot coast to the , in the individual churches l)t>.. snowbound Andean peaks and l cember 12 at 2:JO pm. when the couutry has many l"tive ' guest pastors jQr Missioners ) J "Volcanoes. · -- ill be prese nt to assist in the MASON - The Ladies Auxil· ::ount down" session to wind ' iary of the Mason Volunteer Fire First successful gasoline-pro'Jp ~reparation for the actual Department ct:lebrated its sec- pelled mot?r vehicle in Ameri- 1 stclvtc~s. . . ond anniversary by dining at ca W"dS bUilt by J. Frank Serv1ces wlll be underway Sl· the Pleasant Point Resort. Fo\. yea. r.ultaneously in the churches. lowin~ a tour of the resort the 'i-----=--------=iij l~u~st missioner a have been group returned to the 'City· e~ss1gned to the churchei under Bulldin~ in Mason for the following schedule: Mason business meeing. The duiJ had County - &::Uemead ~burch, previously agreed to pay for host pastor, Rev. Jack l:liggms, their dinners from mont hi~ dut•. STILL GOING ON guest m1sswner, Rev. Eugene I which they bad paid. ! Carlow; Bachtel, Rev. Achsah · Miller, Rev. LoiS Luzader; Good During the meeting Mrs Paul ....-- CHEAPER--. Shepherd, Rev. Donald. Lock.' Bocook read_to the group_a ~ew- 1 hart Rev Homer Hicks· I law perlammg W orga111zatJuus BY THE DOZEN Heights, Re.v. Charles Frum', selling food from cunce:;sion Rev. Parker Kerns; Krebs Cha- stands. The group decided h1 ~-------.J pel, Rev. Willwm Matics, Rev . exc~nge gHts at the Det'ernber 1 GROUP Jack Harts; Mason, Rev. Les- meetmg. ter Lane, Rev. T. N, ~ennet_t; Attending the dinner meeting New Haven, Rev. Martm BerJS· were Mrs. Jack John.,o, Mrs. I. 1959 Plymouth ford, Rev. John Campbell; Un· Paul Bowck, Mrs. Donald · 4 Dr. VB. Auto. ion, Rev. S~ley Moore.- Rev . rit~ch, Mrs. Verlie Nice & Clt"an. !Red) Hartzel Bodkin. , . Mrs. Eber Roush, Mrs. Jackson county - Cottagev1l· 1 Harris Mrs Earl Ln 1 M. I le (also including MI. Tabor, I Charlot'te Ro. ush M ~~s~ .. IS . 2. 1957 Olds Super · ·U Shil h d Y • rs. ·~rvey Roc·kcas e, o · an au- Newland, Mrs. Lester Uodson 88 4 Dr. Hardtop. gil") , Rev . Gerald .s.ay~e, Rev. Mrs. Bliss Wilson, Mrs. Bili IUHI. Auto. P.S. tPmkl B. J. Lockluirt Falrplam, Rev. Davis, Mrs. Kober! Koush, Mrs. I Clyde Cntes, Ravenswood, Rev. Minnie Rizer, Mrs. Dalhts Walk-• Denzil Pr?udfoot, Rev. Bland er, Miss Rosemary Sisk, 3. 1957 Rambler Brady : R•pley, Rev. Roy Me· Lot's AWl Ri zer D.Jw --~' M1ss . Nar)('y Coy, Rev, L. B. Sturm ; Rock- Ander~n Clanic Super 4 Dr. castle, Rev. Frank Bennett, Rev. _·_ _ __ 1 c,yl. Aulo, lnd Keat.w. Edward Hllrdman. This will al· ~ 10 include the Mt. Olive, MI. Strawberry Future 4. 1955 Chrysler Zion, Warner, and Promise Being Predicted Lond Churches. 2 Dr. H1rdtop MA:SO _ N_P_E_flS_O_N-Al11 PT. PLEASANT - The . fuU Power. Clean, lolld. ness of producmg strawbemes Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Joh.n· will be discussed Thursday aoo VISited several days wtth night at 130 in th I 5. 1955 Chevrolet his brother and wife, Mr. and I Room of Poin~·;itasante 2 Dr. 6 cyl. Mrs. Okey Johnsoo in Colum· SchooL bus. They accompanied the 1 This business enterprise Run& l<'ino. Johnsons to th~lr home In ~.a· j well into many farming ooOJra-11 son aod remamed for a VJSLI. j lions io Mason County. T h 6. 1952 Buick Mrs. HS:Oid Schwarz v1s1led . peak season, picking, come~ at re«otly With her daughter, sou- a tune of the year when 2 Dr. Hardtop. ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Het- or"'rations are slack. ,...... Motor Runii Fine. zer an d son in Parkersbur~ . West Virginia htrmers have Mi~ Dori! McCune and Miss creased their income by $1, VALUE - Vangie Byers of the St. Joseph or more by addinl!: a couple School of Nursing visited dur- res of strawberries to their ing the weekend with Mr. and sent operation. 'J'he only THIS GROUP Mrs. Curtis McDaniel and Ch•l· West Virginia berries are In ~Y McDaniel. competition with Ls California. · WIIAT'I IN 4 NUIE HOUs:j:'ON (UP!) - Roy Hoy..1,., 111• Houston mlU!onalre whn ~ut up a domed stadllun end thea helped persuade more t .111 3 million pel'IOns tD visit It Ita !jrlt siJ months, - .. 5 ,.,.$1•00 ·59c ~ FRENCH FRIES 3 2 Ll. BAGS spo FRUIT PIES eApple - ehHh eCherry lp()R 51·00. BONUS Stohly Clover Form APPLESAUa MARGARINE 2 .... 303 5 Ub. oticke �'1 • ,• ' I ( So''/'IAL CAl END AR Mrs. Grimm is Host~ss when Class Meets .J ' ~ n 'I c I b t S3rd C d Theo orus ouncl e e ra e~ Anmversary . WI'th 6•·30 . p•m~ Dinner . 10-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, O,Nov. 17. 196~ of M HI r '1 Democrats Plan .. Specl'aiProgram formal visit to· Syracuse Racine today ...s ill F Ch ..... lild Middleport oD Nuvem* or .r·~~ma~ . · ... In his lrllller oHict 'llhert Seven Scouts Win Ad h' Trail Medal a I Seven members of Boy Seoul Theodorus Council, Daughter' flhn~ls, for l1tllpel'&llon. A"'lm· Troop 241, Pomeroy, OhiO, hiltof Amenca, celebrated Ill 58rdl mumcal!on was read from Eth- ed the Adahi Trail November 1anniversary dwtth • I:30 Th ~;~~~!I: H~:=~~ netio:!m':.:~;~ •:~ stalt~.!'!.~ n:e H:~ N embel ineetii.g ~eig:~mlnty i 1 I bee. Cll~ .,;.. bustness ....ion. I ...... ~lose At tbe of the meeting ::emb: 8, from 10 a. m. to potluck rel)ieshtne!\11 were I h home Tbe group ed by Ml'll Ada Slack, 2 P· m. 1 er · "'fl Mila Hu~ IDd Mn. wiD work 011 Cbrlsln!as .. 8• ZWilUng. Harry Smallwood reported 1 beelth meeting at Wave: , which was attended by liS Ji'U Carmentl g tho membel'll. • / Club Top&e o uw;, A llbn waubown Oil garment "'Well Fitting Garments" fitting and a dlscussioo held on lllpic when Hemlock fit of ciolbel and bow to cban&e Homemaker& clnb met ftt. of I' n-. PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPS Fresh ., l!f<""""""""""_""'_""'_" DO ITI I Methodist JOF Class Holds Annual Dinner Folger's Coffee 17c olfl "'- ARMSTRONG'S - · Llnol.,m .,.,. lnl1id VInyl MAGEl 5lbs. or mort Satlllacti.. G!W'utee4 ' INGELS FURNITURE Kroger Coffee can 69c Kroger White - Zest • • Thlgh• • OrumsHdcs Brulfl • • • • •• I •• I • I • • I •• IL. 49c U.S.D.A. Grade A Fresh Frozen Oven Ready Tomato Soup can l,Oc Hunt'• & Stokely's Catsup 2 ~: 37c 8 . 83c HelM 1-Lb. Canister Camay 1t " ' - - $479 • Lott Only Kr'Ogllr Nt the turicty with &h. Wishbone Guennfet , , , If yau don't asl"" lt't the RnMI turlce-v rou ever tasted, Kroger w.IU rtfund your money. 4 .,,. 31c 11.1por1 wl&lllllon I The Winding Tra il Garde;; club wtll meet Wednesday , Rev. Hfcko Soc. Senl eal Christ. 7:.30 p.m <tl the. Colu.m bt~s a~d ; New officers were elected The group also approved pay· Southern Electnc_ orfr.c·: 10 Mul-: the Middleport Ministerial ment for the music to be used dlcport tor a Christmas Sparkle l soctation Monday to take office for the Christmas concert to be Ttl!" annual Thunksgiving din demonstration: foll~wedl byni~h~ in January , They are the Rev. presented at Middleport lU~h n.; r uf the JOF class ot tile Un- , regul~~ m~et:~~· ues 5 Donald Hicks of ~he Scllool Dec. 12 ate p.m. Chou ited ~1ethod 1 ~;t drurch wa~ lwld l Wl~h~t ;:;ter Pr~sidcnts of the Church of Chnst. members of local ~: ~ ~!ond;n• evt·nmg at the chur ch . A T of t The Hev. M. E. Dowson, other pel'IODS interes g ~ th ~irs. Everett Thomas, tea· ~ ~m~:ir~\::b~l:~ro;ost u~~~~r~eetl Methodist Church, Vice ~g. with the choral g7upt ~ <:ht'r. a~king grace. , re , . . enin at the dent ; the Rev. Donald . mv1ted to attend the us re Men1bers and guests were Wedm sd~l \ ev g. a s . 1 First Baptist Church, hearsal scheduled for WedneJ.. l '""' hourly. Persona) Itory MOHAWK •289 • •• • • Pi!ce Chicken bK•ut• rt's grovnd -- WAll-TO-WALL CARPETING ••• CM .. Partidile Valley Fresh Frozen lwmaritr _.blo 3 ::· 35c mate. v.. know 11'1 frwlh•• l'toor COI'ttlug lor OVIl'J tfod ol floor. Bell ProlellloDal Installation b7 u. or do It """'elf. Call WY ll-2631 lor froa 01tlo Ca toao ""' ... lUll-a.ve~t. ....... Dubuque Brand Alwoyo rtdo rod fat for 82c Ivory Soap patleriJI. Rev. Hicks is Elected President of M'ddl ' . I ASSOCIQ . t'IOn I eport M'mlstefla lography. GROUND BEEF ---~ IW'EIIT INSTALLATION! I 1 LET INGELS ~ 1 ... ·' 1 bl LOWER PRICED KROGER PRICED · Plan were made' lor a Chrilt. part and gift exchange on of IDIIT be ....Wieil the Democrat club NOV. dmner Moo ay evenmg ' d !nation of 0If I- a amp and flni h waa held Monday evening at the Mrs Melvin Grimm enter-\ The Syracuse Third Wednes- JOOF Hall. ,[ dues ~ I<Jnom incton at 7:30 a.m. V s Syra<!USe town hall with a good tamed the Loyal Helpers class day Homemakers club w ol d ts wen cers was e · [ing at Home&ead, W. a. a attendance · of the Syracuse Methodist i meet Wednesday, Nov. 17, from · Members an .:;;,swblte eov-' Mrs. Wakely c01lj1'1ltulated the 5:!0 p.m. · ··hu rch Monday evening at her 11o a.m. until! p.m. at the home 1se:t~_:!r1: ~es with autumn Coo)ncll on Its !3rd anniversary Those :s~~~~~:k:',~~. Mrs. Lee Enoch .ptesl~ h<"'" •of Mttsuko Harris w1th Sara~ ~:.ves and ,.nt.,..d with an and also stated !hot the date :r::n:lck Werner, Ray Vaugh- 11 wa~ ann':;'"~h~at ~e Tile meetmg, In charge of , Rou sh as co-hostes>. Top~~ w:h arrangement or fall flowers. A of the rally to be held tn Porn- an Fred Gheen, Tim GlaZe, meeting wfwn Han 18 ,. s Ralph Robson, presJdent. l be '·Knowmg B Good F•l WI askel of fruit wlth orange can- eroy has been set for 'Mrursday, J'' Swatzel, Asst. Scoutmas· racuse To and there ooened with Psalm 23 m um- , Arlie Sellers and Jessie ~·~ ~les nn either side centered the March 31, and named Margar- t:' Sanford Gheen and p au I stead of De~, 18 program s;:n Devohons were led by ' Ln\1 as leaders -~covered 1~n s elal table for charter mem- , et Seidenabe1 as chairlady. Oth· Werner. Any boy 11 years old be a Chns ::s January · Mr• Ambrose Flanagan who lunch will be enJoyed at no ! : , , 1 er guests spoke briefly and al- and interested in joining a Boy ginnlnf at ha bee made g<~vt• a m{'(iitnllon from The Up· '.\1\h e<:~ch brmb(in~ her own Ia~, . so several members of the Scout troop is invited to Troop mg, pans ak: at ~ch ~·r Room and closed WJth pray- : ble servwe. All homemak('rs l Two of t~e eleven charter CounciJ. 1248. have a spe er .o\ round robin birthday card i are welcome. . members, l!:hzabeth campbeU ·A rug donated by the mlsceling. was sent to Mr s. Bert Weese The Women's Gu~ld of ~he and Nancy Walker, were pres-- laneous committee was award· Victoria, Africa's largest Ernest Wingett, county whose birthday il on November F'ederated Church Will sponsor . ent and were p~sented a hand- ed to Lottie Cohen and a cake lake, is the source of the Nile man, announced ~at Cong. U a bazaar Wednesday at the kerchief tied w1th a red bow. walk was held by the orphans~~R~i~ver~,=========t=erlt=M=oe:ll:er=w=Jll:make==an~~ d f Ch . t churd1 begmnmg at 2 P· m. A large birthday cake aced ID committee and won by Norma Plans were rna e or ~ rl~ . , Home baked goods and fancy white decorated with red rose-- Chapman. rna~ party In the church ~mclal , worJ.; Will be' sold A dinner Will buds With the inscription, "53rd ----room on Fnday, De(-ember 17 ; be served from 5 to 7 p. m.[ Anniversary, TheodorUJ Coun"nd named as the commJtlre to C\Ciss 12 t'lrcle of Heath I cil D of A'' in blue, tne gift of , , , ,,.;_,,, plan the party were Miss Mar- Methodist Church will meet, Alice Spencer, was served with Mr. William Rus1eD la re- ! u<~ Karr. the program, Mrs I Wednesday at 8 p m. at the the dinner The cake was plac- IDincliDg resident& of &be lir&t ll••lt•n Da~ewood. Mrs. WI I· church, Mrs. M. L. French, ~rlr l ed on 8 table with white cover practice session for the Com· li um E1rhmger and Mrs gram chairman, and Mrs. Da.v- and centered with a replica of munity Cbrl!ltmu program t;l'lmm Jd Entsminger, devotional chair·, 8 turkey. Wedne1 day Uonlgbt) ia the ',1 j s Eic hinger presented t.he man. M1ss Lyd1a Ebersbach of ! Guests were Edith Wately, baad room of tbe Mlddlepol1 (hal ;H ter study gn·1ng the li fe 1 Pomeroy, will show slides of distnct deputy; Edith Betzing, High School. l,f \11ah·~ Wlff' P.rayer by the ,ht>r tnp to the Holy Land A~~ ~ assoc·iate state councilor; Faye Choin of the eommulty r:(•\' Wendell G. Slut!er. dosed church women are mvJled Hos p I' f Marietta Council and and other bltemted ""fBODS M Bruce Lloyd ar JD o ' ..rl l' •neetmg es,.es are rs. . ·, KJrt and Phylhs Rowan of .-e lavlled to participate Ia \ de<;ser I coursf' was served Mrs John Kmcmd, Mrs. James IF t R Council tbe f'-1 e~ of tbh klad for ' s II ~ . d M Wa rne Clbbons I ores ose . "" nun !JI IIH• hosh's~ hi Rev tu rr, f.u \t>r an rs. }. ' Cl Della Stahl eouncilor presld- tbt holiday leBIOD. Mr. RuS.. ~11 and ~1rs F.:!don Will. Mrs The Middleport LLlerary u d t the m~eting M~rguerite sell wiD dlrect the combined 1' 1 \lrs Ewhmger Mrs . wrll met't Wednesday at 2 p.m. e .a • . . 11 .·' ' ~un. · ,·1 1, . 1 ·.,1 _ . 1 lh !tome of \-lrs. Nan Moore. Dursl was reported as qwte 111 choral group wltb Mn, ctar. i l<l'"l'll'll'fl <:~ . e · v and Mrs. in Ho1zer hospr'Ia1 and EtheJ·[ eace Lacey, accom,......s. ..... t t '·' · : · rs · , m<~ · F wm ank 'I _ t'arl ilork a ~. '1 1·5 !• lanagan ..11rs . r i~ rs · · · h f h 'tal t \\ trwbrPnner and Mrs. Willia m Clvde Ingels will review "~ueen Jone~ IS orne rom ~~J"'~P'~j·~ ·l "~"~""~u~;w;~.a~ ; ~~~~,;~·~n~•·~-~ ,.,,. 1')na. Hnrn to Succeed, and the home of her son, Fred, lD lk,ltfl<~ ~ hr\t. ~ ~ ' ' Tire Lo11ely Emp~e ss. " R~.. - · spnn' • (0 roll call Will be a bl- q h~~nl,r~l» 16·0%, rea • I I I I 5 bots. $1 loaves I 1 2 ~: 47c '''''doJcmd Icent Mg~b~w<~•hi~~~:r•nPear!Knppy~ 1ct,en, ~the~~N~iea~~t~~~~y~M~e~ru~ng~,~N~o~v! ~W~a=t=8=3~0~~:::::~~~~~~~~=~~~=~=======~:=~~:=~::~~=, ered a cor~ ! iKU~ NOV. 18 Mount Monah the Middleport .Engh School. l'llVCr wl.th 1 · uco 1na Jlll!!d with frurl , v_egeta· ! The Rock Springs Better t:hu!ch, Treasurer. bles. nu! s, and gourds. w1th or· ~lc;iltil Cl ub will rneet Thurs- Fmal plans were. ~ade for ] ange. cand les m crys:a l_holders 1diJ \' at 1 a. m. at the home of !he annual ThanksgiVIng on e1thE'r s1de. Pre~anng t~e 11 1\·l rs. Fred Coeg\ein "trs. WiJ. 1 1~ to be held Wedne~ay . , dmner wen.: Mrs. l.1r'rald \\ 1!· i r (' r will have the pro- mng, Nov. 24, at the FusL Umt· dermut h. Mrs. Dwi ght Parker, tam ',rudese~l Harold Black-' ed Presbyterian Church at 7:30 1 S · h M· G I gram an 11 rs. Th R Do ld il-:rs. r~ddie ~mit ,Jedts~. ~~ce son. the co nlt!St. : P-.~ · b ~ ev. k nawlth . <ampbell. , rs.. . .e s.erl The Episcopal Churrh Women ! WI e edska e~t tJ t s . ;md ~·tr~ . A~~en Ewhmger . t~f Grace Church will meet on~ Rev. Ho~~ ·n:s . '.l rs. M:me Cd ap manb. 1~re~1 ·, Thursday at 8 p. m. al the tor . pres1 mg .. t et~ th r mm· 11 oonducte t11e usmes;; . ·h h · islers wi11 assiS WI e serv· 0 ,:'il followed the dinner. Dl'·l pa~~e ~~~l·d Conservation \ ices with the choir of the h?st 11 Hls taken from Psalm 100 · 1 .,11 meet aJ the Colum· church presenlmg the anthem. M E h · h • ,eaguew · PI d •• u :· re il:'dd by 1 r ~. IC mge\~ ° bia Gas office Thursday at 7:30 t~~ ~ere m~. e.ilrf r 1 il ·S U ha Ga' m r',taukon... n ~ p m for <I food demon.:;tra lion ~ua ridstmtha~ m_ner ~... Cod We 1ve 1an s. a n .., b. B. 11 N 1 n 1sters an e1r w1ves w · • . 1'I' r5. Wb·' ew o. tlm,ed w1t'h pra~er r i Y Theey Tw ilight Garden club ,[ hid~·· e un. ~a tth e horne of . ~ter· and Mrs. Antone Lur'ke : .11 Th da . even·lng at Rev. and Mrs. Dowson. A dis· : . . . w1 rnee 1 urs ) • h ld · th · . · l(·t'fe n:nned as the oommat mg . the home of Mrs. Elmer Wi ck- cu~slon was e concernmg _e m:~h111 11ee. . ,. Tht' Buw Be-e ('lass of the: Week of Prayer to be held m th e· January at the Church of , .4.n mv11at10n from Mrs. CIJ f· . , 1 1·.30 m at . b h •· h l'h .' t- ' emng a . p. . . ~ - .. furd E. hers ac ~ ave a . n . Mil'idl eport P' ir.'tl Baptist mas party and g1ft exchange at 1Church will ml·et Thursday ev-1 her home was accepted. Plans 1 h h • · c urc . h be were made to remem ~ s ut · ! The Loyal Women's Class of , 1eS On m mC"mbers ~f the churr.h and the Middleport Church uf Christ ! . re lated famt!Jea at Chmt.mas will meet Thursday evening at and named 18 the commlttte . the church at 7:30 prn. Mrs. William Koesel w~re Mrs. V. D. Edw.~rds. Mrs. ·, The Willing Workers clas~ of ; Cleveland, died Monday aflt!r·ll EJchmger ~nd Mrs. Yf Jld~rmu!h . Lhe Enk rprise EUB church will noun, following heart suraery. Mr~. Lu( ke was ~P~~t,l'd to ~ meet Thursday evening, at the ! The former ,Avis Whaley, P f ore hase a newb vehveN rapderly . home of Mrs. James Will. was 'the daughter of the or t e organ enc . arne o . ·1 Pyth · Sls d~rorate church for Chriat-1 Mag~o\Ja Tem~ e.h DA'"v" h ti Welby Whaley and Mn. Wha- 11 '· ters w11i meet at t e a ley wao a graduate of POIOJe- 11 mas were Mr s. C. F. To mp~~.ms , 1 h d t f r thelr ' Mrs Dwight Parker and Mrs. : 1' urs ay, a 6 .P:m. 0 . • roy High School,e lass o1 , A lo~zo Custer During the pro- ; annual ThanksgJVmg dm~er, and of Bliss Business College, gram hour, Mr9. Webster read' fo llowed by the regular meetL?~. and WBI employed u an ac· two poems on ''Autumn Leav- Me~ben are asked . to bnrt~ countant. e~ '· and one " Only Loaned." thelf own table servJce. Survivors include he!' busNOV· 19 hand, William ; ber mother, Mrs. The Ladies Auxiliary of Mid- Welby Whaley of Porner<w. Sixth Birthday o/ dleport Pentecostal Church will four sisters, Mrs. Karl Son iJ CelebraiP.d sponsor 8 rummage sale Friday ser, Minersville; Mrs. ~::11 Mr and Mrs. Georg• Miller , and Saturday a! the old A: &. P. [Calbetzor, Streetsboro, enlerlained monday evening[ Bwldin& m Middleport •tartml William King, Newark; with party In honor of their son, at 9 • · m. Mrs. Herbert Herdmau olllelleDavid. who celebrated his sixth The _Senior Class. of Pom- fontalne. birthday anniversary. The .:ow- eroy H1gh School Wlil have . • . Funeral senlces will be boy theme was carried out m:bake sale at the Kroger Store, Thursday, at 10 1.m. Friends II the decoratlolll and favon. Friday from 9 a. m. lo 4 p. ~ ~ may call at the MODtrell n,. birthday cake featured Th• Forest Run MethOdiSt neral Home, 1120 Vine St., the rodeo theme and favors church wall spOnsor a bazaar loughby Ohio. were balloons, hats, games. and bake sale Friday, Novem' ---Games were played and prizes ber 19, at Duke Cleaners, Porn· Flrst white man to see awarded to Sammy Hamilton, eroy. Handmade arUclel and now jS New Mexico Merri Autt on dTimmy Scit... homemade baked 1oods lnclud- Cabeza de Voco who croesed Othero attending Mrs. F a y ing bread and 1110 caady will the state ill Jill& Hamilton end son , Brian. Mr1. be sold. from tbe Atlllllllo to Mary Martin and IOn, Roy, NO.V II Pacdio coaat Jeffrey ~ Joy Beaver, David The Women's Guild of tbe - - - - -·- - - - and Donna Wilcox, J•nnlfer' Federated Church will meel II a shell and Danny John Wise. David Mills, Timmy Tho- the church Sunday at 2 P· m. JiU. Almie Huawo' and mas, Ricky GlaZf', JtU Walburn, Paul Smart w1ll be guest •peak- boet and bootaoa .;.. dauilrt<!t,[J Jill Harris . Megan and Mary er. Mrs . John W. Blaettnar lS M . Ann and Margery Miller and program chairman and Mrs. li:.;a;;r,;;•e;..- - - - - - Mr. and Mrs. George Miller. Keith Rlggo, devotional leader. Relreahments will be I OBSERVED BtRTIIDAV by the Federated Circle. The birthday of Mrs Harry men and women of the ch1wcb II Ke'iser was celebrated Sunday are ura:ed to attend. with a dlnner at her home, Minersville. Present were Mr. and Ninth Birthday g Mrs. Dallas Hassler of Reynold1- Oblerf!ed Saturday burg. Mr. ond Mrs . Ronald Ha•J. to Jer and Sheri and Geri of Co- Mr. and Mrs. Wtlltam lloodlu.;bus, Mi!S Lona Grueser, aBhelt entertoilled ~ • Size 8~ to Ill& 0 Pomer., end Mr. and Mn. Kei- ner Satturday evenmg honor· log their .,..oodaughter, JIU Jer. Houdaohelt, on ber ninth blrtbDANCB AT WARAMA day. Wahama lngh ochoot will A decorated doll ctk! oaK<., 11 f. nsor 8 teen-dance thi1 Fri· by J1ll'• aunt, Mill Mane H~­ from 1 to 11 p.m. 1t the alihell, wa1 ~erved with the dlnWahama High gym. The Jay& ner. The honored guest I Middl.port ..memcee. The danCI il open ed a number of &ifts. Present lbo publio. were Mr. aod Mrs. Donald lloud·t• - - - - - - - - . . . : Lava Ivory Snow 2:=73c - .-·· . -·· - REG. $10.95 CALENDAR CIGARETTE UGHTER BATHROOM D' M dOY l in Clevelan d Loy-Away FOf' Chrlotmll ! I 24 oz. Milk of Magnesia REG. $6.95-- RIG. $1 .09 - - - - - REG. $1.00 .AL•79c Hair Brush LAY·AWAY NOWl REXALL REG. 35c I FACIAL TISSUE ' SPECIAL SALEI . l9c REI. '1.29 --.....-- .,ICIAL CHEWING 'GUM CANDY Ironing Board Pad Gift SHAVE CREAM 64c BARS ami fiiG. 5c EACH - - 10 for BAYER 29c ASPIRIN REG, 99•------ sAu.49c 4ROLL Bathroom Tissue .0. ~--29c fiiG • a Jpolflfhl Cake Mix·-·~··· 4 = Bean Coffee-·--!! $1.88 $1 ••ch ..,. ptump .... - and meaty, ranging til 4 lbs, .. 14 ... Joy 65c Morton Fruit or Crea1:: • eac 1es Saucer Platter 13'' Oval -$1491 Cranberry Thrill := 65c DuzSoap 13-ot, ' UG.89C-- IALI 59c YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS .flEE PARKING' IN IIA 122 N. SECOND 7S MIU.IT. . MII)DLEPOlT,. 0~ .. WIN $200.00 PER WEEK ouifNG With $5 purcha8t each only • •••• I I I I I I ,. . I I I I I Honywood AIIDf"tment K,...., Pl•hl St•r Fire Sliced Buttermilk •••• _..• 3 ·~: $1 Pineapple __ •••••.. 3 9c - ::h $1 K._ "'- Sterile Cream _•. __ .. .,., pl.. 39c Sweet Potatoes •... _3~ $1 ........ Cream Clteese • _..• 2 !;: 59c Corn ~~~': ~~ _~~ .'. 6 ':: $1 Cofllllrr Club 'AU Flaoor• ream ~gal. I I I I English Walnuts .... 1 :;. 59c Mixed Nuts-··--·· 1 • "" - ~ 59c Plastic Flowers · ·· · · · · ·· · ea. Sc . . _ , ...ly . ._ w1111 _, Pn:th Dnhd P11 b01 ...... ~. . . wilt ...... ~ • """"' 59e boo e Tide ••••••. .•••••• ~·99c Candy Bars __ ... _24 .,,. 89e .... 2 -• 39c VEGETOLE U-o:. pkgs. Dolorvorl :A.rmour .... - - OxydoJ --lo. pluo Valtoo ....... II I'IIEI r.,. Fresh ....,. .. ,.._ . _ Ivory Snow ::: .,. . -............. ..... ..................nn,IMint - 87e .( . ' ; ' "' ... traplcal ell... --,_.... -boot. • es Tangerines •~ ~ ....... 49e $].99 Roush's Sllot Stort Pill....., Aooo...,. Ptav.. K,...., TurhYt are an Grlde A. U. L Governmanl-lnspeeted, $1.41 1nd COVER SET •••• - Mak11 Wonderful Xmll GLOVE LEATHER SHOES & BOOn l, Ivory Liquid ..... . 37e 58·'' Spocfal SCALES i $4.99 2=73c Wrist Watch Greet Christmos Gill Mrs Koesel . Dreft Flakes REG. $1.® 1 JOY'S Tissue __ •• -.- ... 5::· $1 "Avondale Yellow Cling 1 • EggS ............... 49c 2! 39c ;rr I K,._ Fodal K_., Gr. . A - - J.lb. bag lb. •••••••• Sweet Com---·----- 5 .. 39c FREf 100 .. •.,..u• •••• G'• .... lolMIII MIDDLEPORT MERCIIAN,Tf .'GIFT!A-UMA , .. �/ , • ' Oassified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board ,-----~:-------:-------::----------;,,;.-............-.......-.-.. _ 1 1 2SIGN$ Pomerov "Dt;:.. 1 LE~ :o =~::::~u:~~~ \..·~ QUAliTY Motor Co.s~~_L__-~ADI ~ 1963 Corvair Mon~:~·Cpe. $1499 ,... · · · ---- --Help 1S.Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0, Nov. 17, 1965 W1nted Cl(ll WANT AD INFORJAATION Third " Mill St. MiddlePort . .....; IUY • _, ..- """'~~ _. ,·- ,.., ....... ,.._ au _ ....,. ... - ,..u ••..~r~.-. WAITRESS OVER Zl. No OX·' perience person Route at 1. n~essary. Green Gables, 11Apply JJState 3tcin Gao Haaten, 7t,OOO, :10,100 • • New Haven News Notes • · 1#-a" f t ltl Iller Carpenter Social News ' · \ bellllllru~ ~..:~~~~~~~ .• a_.... .. •1 aturdl. -;;..Ill tao \~ .. , t .'' . . .; l '! ' ti•' lirtllilll'adoo ia I t1 Columbia SdlttOl wero ~~~ AM 1 T u $20 up Oil20Huten, 60,00ti.T,U. E.U.B. BlllmiERROOD Kathy Cb41Jdlf, dou&bler, 01 A11t11t1 nceotlJ a eblldriii'B where musical, they 1 owner, real nice interior, red vinyl buckets. 4 on the floOI', $35 ond $15 ;Mr. and Mn. Rel Clteldle, ctl- "Tho BlitpoNr'l New ClotheS," ww .. 110 HY, engine. Jet black finish . Radio and healer. WhiteCool L"'ndry Ito•• __ _ $12 . The Brotherhond of lite E.U. eblrted her 14111 blrlllday 011 11 tbl Atbeal 'lbntor. Aduls 11 "'"' ..., .. • ,.. 1lo" ....- . . wall tires show little wear. A real to car and plenty <1. Gao Rongo -·- •-- .•.•• $:10 B. Omreh melon Monday eve· Saturday and lr1eDdl llpllllll•l ...... -···•ed .....,.. ,..,., Employment Wanttd fun lo drive. Wrinttr W01hor " Tubo 525 ning for their regular monthly the weekend will! her wert ca· aoco_.... ""'"' wert wT':tt ,..;.. C- at!' Dish Wash.,, Portoblo $25 . meeting with George Jewell as rol Fraley, Jane Jordlm and leaobon, Rutb Btlriley, Millie ''"'" ,. 1962 Buick LeSabre 4 Door - -- - $1595 1 Ref•iomtor ........ $11 leader. The topic for tbo P""' Jefler•. c.en·ll!d Jolul Sllldtcer and report4'4 tnt"'-'••,." 1'tle 985·3137, Mrs. James Rous1I, 5 p o· tt0 $25 •ncu D ...... .&..a.. au .... M··"-• ··• . .'"" wtV .w "' lo• Long Bottom or call Mrs. This one owner local car is truly apotloss Inside and out. I c. '"' ll'Bm was "Thanksgiving." Spe· Miss OleVI smltb, otud!!>l al - "'"''"' .,._ ......., ouN · - · 19 50 aore (.b&JI a• •fttM'I'IIIl iftlllrtiOJI 1 Autoonatic trana. Power steering and brakes. Deluxe inter· [ Babv Bed, Compl&le $ • cial mu!lic was furnished by the Bua'-.- n_.r-.J.::.._llv, Ktndll Jardin, Grace Roush . WI 9-3!113. · !I d h. U ti d. d Dbt. & Sgt. Bod Comp. to $25 "" .._ ,.. .. 11 16 6tc ior, light green finiGh. a goo w otowa reo. Ra •o '" I 3 Pr. Bedroom Stl song leader, John Bumgarner. llpellt I weekead wltb 1!fr pit· Mill Vlri!JIII Turlltr of 0>• ...,• .., _, ... heater. , IM•plo> Complete .... $75 A quartet, Harold Bumgardner.' eni8, Mr. and Mn. OleYl tummtllll'ftl tbl weeteGd wltb • """' ,. .... <m ,._ ""' For Rent _-. t 3 Pc. B<tdroom Sot Carl Gibbs, Char es Weaver an Smith and Nancy. . 11er pmeto, )lr. and Mn. tOP- •:u• ea .-... t d u• .. {Wolnull Complete $75 Rov. accom,.. ,... ...,. 10........... ..,. Consolo Sowlna Me h. --- Sl5 paniedMartin by the Berlsford, pianist, Leah Ann notb Jones, soil Ill 1\elf. and Mrs. GilDa 'l'urn«. - .... .. " • ....,.,." ..,.. .."'' c.un oo """"" '"' . TRAILER space, modern. · One · OPEN EVES. f:OO P.M. Choat --- --· -- ------ $10 MUIer, sang Kvera1 seteet·<0118. B. Jones, 11 · __,_, to IlL Mr• Geor&e Woods and Mr> .... •K• '""'"""'' •"'" '" miles f.-om Racine. Curlls 0 · ' Dros"' -· -- Ill · Those attendin• were Paul Carmel. Hosp1ta1 • . . • fraet- and Mn. EmeriiOil Jonn, ' 0( "''" '"' Johnson 1117 31p POMEROY, OHIO Pr. Sot Mople End .. Tbl;_$25 • Groveport, and Bobwith Wondstheir of .• .''1 ""' :·M:.',,'t. ' 3Hollywood 5gl, ltd 120 Rickard, Eddie Bumgarner, Ed· ---- - ----· .. · Columbus visited IT'J. ':;', !t::'.., 5 room unfurnished apart- '--====-==-============== lI Llv. Chair• ward BumJardner, John BUm· ter OhMrUnger, LivingRm.Room Sullo. euh 110 $35 [ garner, Robert- Cooke. Ottie ·Will, s. RayMlpssoflll;eJtatb r . ' rs. hrelative• Sat dthe V(ctor nd 'I Perry d 1 p:su11 ••"' .. ,uu•l'" • tNG nwnt and shuwer. Onr F01 SI le IntUrlllte 7 Pr. Mohoo. Duncon Phyfo Rouah, Edgar Layne. Cedi Pick· {'atrick Rl ey, Mrs. ·Donald F • orne on un ay a "on ay. PHONE WY 2 156 unfunushed apartment and - - - - - · --- - Dining Rm. Sot {Nice! 160 ens Harrv Pickens Bernard i Roush, Mrs. Velma Roush, · Mrl. Mary Collier, Cincin· 1 sldoower. One ,:urn<Sh- PIGS fOR SALE. Harrisonville,! Copymg S.rvtce Cop luffel, Walnut (Nice) 125 Olha Harry Mrs. Howard Wagenhall, Mro ...ti, spent from Friday through 0 - lost and -- e a partment w<t' a o. newd Ohio WY 2-6279 • II 17 3tc l tes made ol papero Roll Awov lod .. $15 Miller, Richard Ord. Harold N. 0. Weinand hosteeHII. Mrs. Sunday will! her parents, Mr. I ly de(·oraled. Kea:-;nna ble, 2n - - -- -b&rrtl records aml alm,..ISI any \ Old Drtutr ••••· ltlffet SS ; Bumgarner, Carl Gibbs, Char· Johnson and Mrs. Chlller. and Mra. Jerry Culwell and othLOST --Male:-bla•·k pig. right :;· in Ma<an, W. l'a ,Phor"' ' HAY FOH SALE Call VI 3- ollter document> · Elortrlc Ovon" Si..,d $25 les Weaver, Rev. Martin Ber· The Live Wire qass of the er relatves here. weeks uld. Last S<'en going _ .. JSY lb -$l5 tslord and fteorge Jewell. E.U.B. Church mel on Tuesdoy 11 1' 3tc _ I 2245. Date Proflllt, Portland, Reuter ln•uronc<, Pomero' I Desk towards Pori land 12 mile east ' Ohio 11 17 Jlc I I tic P.T.A. MEETING evening at the church for thoor Mr. and Mrs. Elba MtKnlJhl 0 par· ul Racmeo Sunda' afternoon , 7 ROOM H?ME with . - Re•! hlate For Sill The New Haven P.T.A. will annual turkey dinner. The invo- ol Columbus visited 0their Cllar\e$ •· Whlley'' Beegle. r Cllrton, V., . V<J., formerly Sam NEW AUTOMATI C GAS heat-! lAE'l'NA lnsurR!'1Cf' - - ----- ----- ___ 1roeet on Thursday, ;.im•cmberlcahon was glven by Rev. ents, Mr. and Mrs. · · Me· II 17 31r Roach 's prope<ty 773-526 er. 40 01111 BTII. 0. c C<lpm. : Mullen lnsuraoco Agency. Inc. . FOR SALE OR TRADE: New , IRih at 8 p.m. at the tin Berlsford. '1'11ose attending Knight and Mr. and Mrs. Fern 3 Jom Bennell' Chflon, W I' a:'. 667-3308, Coulv<lle, Ohw ; Pomero), Phone Z.3illll. 3 bedroom house, w<th wash- i Devolions will be led hy Mrs . were Mrs. Capehart, Gilloily over tho weekend. Notice 1 ______ ___ __ 11 16 tile 11 11 3lp 9 l tic room and carport, bu<lt • m , David Roush. The program will Mrs. S. H. Rettm<re. Mrs. E. Mro. John ernon, New Les· - - -- - -- ', SLEEPIM: 161 N. 5th I \rsED KING rLun:, lor sale.' - . G. E. k<tchen, plenty of waJ .. be presented by The Reverend! C. Riddle, Mrs: Fred Batey, inglon, •pent several day! with 1 THE •·Bod" as il does Avenue. Middleport, 0 hi o. WY _ . . llr GRANGE INSURANCE. Mulleo e:, well msulated Located Martin Beri!ford ·in ke!lpln& with IMrs. Nora Tr>pp, Mrs. Jose- her brother·in-law and sister, applv myself, same ll<'ing , Phone WY 2-2246. 11 16 lfc! _ _2 2950 __ _ ·- . 11 17-tnsuranco Alency, lnc .. Pum· : r,. mtle, south of Eastern Religion in American Life phine Miller, Mrs. Rachel say· Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey, !o• misnomer sha ll refram i • --. ---· E Hefrigeralor, small, 110 eroy. Phone W\ : Hogh school. Contact : llaird i month re. Mrs. Bernard Lieving, Mrs. cal. While abe was here they 10 from responding to smae, ei· MODERN unfurrushed 3 rooms[ Annice Ohlmg<r, WY 2-3374. . 1 Uc l Brothers Auto Wreck ing. , SEWING CLUB Oiha Lieving, Rev. Mrs. Ach· called on relatives and friends 1 and bath. FurniSh ul<hl<es. 11 11 3tc . 11 16 12tp s , Cl b h Miller Mrs K K Scltos incl""'•• Mr. and Mrs. Jarrott ther m the spoken or writ tt'n Blulding. tfc ' ··_ _ _ __ 1 111f" • e't'otng u met on sa · ·Mrs.· Harry• Bobo, .......... form or l<1nguage now 11r .• - CLARINET. nearl y new. Price 1 Business Services HOUSE FOR SALI IThursday afternoon at the home iMrs. Ray 'Weaver, local, Mr. and Mrs. Fern 11 16 1 anv future dnte. im- ' HARMON '! for verv reasonable. Tel. WY 2- l lloder • • ch St 1 8 .f ' of Mrs. Edw in Slein. Those at- Capehart, Kimberly Clpehart, Radcliff, Rutland; Mr. and 10 . ' 0 f II fl d ' 2 bl k . I D y. OIUU ul Ho!fma M' Mill' M R w· d M 81 is humiliallng and rent ut 0 a oo s. oc 5 2897. 11 17 6tc CURTISS "Dairy or Beer' locatioo on top o1 small bltl tending were Mrs. D. A. Smith, Mrs. Hoy n, Ill rs. 0'/ taeman an · nauseating Ralph R. Carmen, lrom, busmess diStnrl. Porn· TWO HOLSTJllN-HEIFERS . Breedmg Service. Call WV 2· Iarine State Highway aar110 on Mrs. John Pry , Mrs. Harold Bumgardner, Mn. Gtor&e Jew· and Mrs. Larry Clark, llarri· !Wx \35, Mmersville. Ohio. 1 eroy. 3 and 4 room s, IU<IHSh· , • I 2264, Pomeroy. 985-3415 Ches Routt 1 w<lb 10od road w mato Johnson, Mrs. L. C. Rouoh, ell, Mrs. R. F. Bryanl, Mrs. aonvlllo; Mr. and Mrs. E111ene 11 17 ltp ed. New plaster, paml. floors 1\I 9·2167. - 11 17 3" - I ter. 10 26 30tp highway four bedruoma, U•lnl ' Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Mrs. How- Nannie Johnson, Mtl. Howard Jlalliday and Diane, Dexter; 1 e\ectnr smks BUDGET PRICED furniture in ----- -- damng, tamtly, k.itchf!n, -rak ard wagenha\s, Mrs. Ottle Burris, Mrs. Clayton Athey Mrs tnd Mr. end Mrs. A. R. Caster 1 REV!\'.\\.0\,;,e Church. ca binets, bat hs, gas furn aces. our third floor budget shop. BULLDOZER WORK wanted Iast play. maid's, utility and : Roush Mrs Lloyd Roush Mrs Cliff Roush, Mrs. Walter Grin- an d Mr. and Mr s. C· R· S startmg Nov. • i!Hio, at uo , Tel : WY 2·5392 II 10 15lp Baker Furnitw-e, Middleport. Reasonable, dependable andi co '11ie til• i Fred 'satey, guest, Mrs: • T: slead, Rev. and Mrs. •Martin at Charleston, W.Va. 22 1 ROOM HATH and garage, 916 Ohio. !rc: experienced. Phone WY 2- : of Huntmgton and the Berlsford and Andy. Mrl. Jessie Jewell, Mr. Jnd h F ' E I Locust St., rear. Middleport SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank '' Clog· i 2208. ll 8 IOic Ibouao II paneled in mahogany I hosle. RUTH CJBAlLII Mrs. Cecil Jewell and ,jaugh· t' .vaOonge " · Clveryl one wte -I Ohio. WY 2-9918, Martin Re s· ' grd Get , and walnut. Air conditioned 'f'he next meetmg will be The Ruth Circle of Lutheran ters and Carl Blackwood, c.. 11 1 . 1 7 3 tauranl. 11 9 tic All Septic Tank Cleaner o. ..... a Employmant ' Large pai>O and double carport . held al the home of w. T. Church w omen met 011 Tu IS· lumbus, Ailo spent saturday af· comeug 1as rc e, pas or .' ·· 1 _ _ ____ lp - NEW "1ooF:nNlst- lloor effi. · Landmark Bureau, I Oa lot 200· > 390' 1111 be aeon . Stone on November 23rd al noon day evemng al thl hotlle of ternoon and evening with Mrs. 11 WEEKEND meetmg at th; Hob- ciencv apartment, Middleport! 11 3 All trades truck driver to I bJappoinunent only [with the annual Turkey dinner Mill Lelah Jane. Powon. _The Jewell's brother and sister·inaon Chm!lan Un<on Church WY 2-!SH t tfc proJect engineers. Africa, I REDUCED , being served program "Changmg MtSSIOD law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey. 11 Nov. 17, \8. !9. 20. at 7:30 p. · _ ' FIREWOOD. any length, $10:00 Europe, Asia, South Pacific, ROTARY CLUB to a Changing World'' .'18!1 pre- &mday dinner 1uest.S of Mr. v.fth Evangelists Leonard 5 HOUJ\'1 f iH nJshed tiUtnL : P.ic k up Call wnte paid Ira vel. houslng, food. I #I___ LIIf D . Mrs. Edwin Stein demonttrat- aented by Mrl. Donald Bumgar- and Mrl. Dale Dye were Mrs. Fins and Charles Sellers. Pas-·- WY 2·2288 . ·-- - 11 4 tic iolendale Sktdmore, Shade, Atiantl<. H<,;b salary jobo, ed tho art of making Christmas ner, wlth members partloipal· Harriet WoodYard, Albany; Mr. lor o·nell HOUSE on Lincoln Heights , Oh<o, MY 6·3437 · _ !I 1 tfc . male. female over lB. OEJB CUCKLER REAL ESTA E tree ornaments from egg shello, ing. '1'11ose attending were Mr.. and Mn. Cheatw Baumgardner 1\ t6 3tc newly decorated, inside and , BRICK DUPLF.X 3 bedrooms, 1, Box 23100. Oakland Park. ROUTE CLOSE I al the regular dinner meetilll Harry Layne, Mrs. LloYd Roullh, and family of Coshocton. After· T 1 1 LOSE-WEIGHT lafoly w<th 1 out. Call WY 2-5127. hvong room. dmmg room. ktt-, Fla. 33307 f N - 2 of the Rotary Club on 'l'llun- lolro. Herman Layne, Mrl. Mel· noon callers were Mr and 1 D•' Aot.t TabJeto. 0 n I Y - JO 29 lfc ' chen. basement and larage, l a ory mo ern ramo homo, day evening. Those attendlna vin Knapp, Mro. Jltimilrdner Mrs. Frlllll Dye, Canal Win· 9tlc at Stork'o Pharmacy . FURNISHED Apartment 41 fo rced a<r gas furnBce , But· IIBATlNG, I'LUMBING, Rura (I bedroomi), full woro Donald Roush. Herman Ll and Miu Powell. chester, and Mr. and Mrs. t 20 60tp rooms and bath. over Fabric. lernut Ave. Call WY 2.5121. Doxot Botlle Gas. ArnOld Bn> semenl, hot air furnace ; no Uoyd Roush Edwin Stoia PERSONALS CbarlH Turner, Lancaoter, and - - -,..,-.,.---- - - Shop. Rent reasonable. c..w;;: ·_ . _ ;..=o1,!;1! t!c E. Main-!ireet heating, front porch, , ... ge,! M(ller, Ar: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scally art eYening 111ests wen Mr.-· and w "M Bll..l tnsuranc:o "'"" 2-5293. 11 13 tfc 50.01111 HTU floor furnace, com- 1 Pomeroy. I 22 tlo thur Thabet, Richard Ord, Rome vacationing in Dallas, . Texao. Mn. Clydl Walker ancl t.mtly 6' acres, 4 ac· Williamwn. Russell Capeharl, Mrs. Frances Gondmte is a of Tbunnan. 1 10 canretltd? '..411 your opera· - . --- -"""";"· I plete with thermostat con[ re 5 of boltom, ":ell and <IS· Clyde Foley, Donald Foelesona, pationl at Holler Hospital wlllt tqr 'o lieenlt1 CaD In 1-2111 ONE bedroom hou.e tratler l troL Price 140. Phone WY 2-l , Mr. and Mfl. Reed Jeflars, lliUc and 2one s bedroom for renl. ll \ Everyday Sptcial• tern. Good butldmg S<te, Mol Clark Karl Wiles Dr 1 fractured right ankle. Mr. and Mrs. T. J . Sporlock 13 31 P Middleport Phone WY 2·3346 __ 2651 · at located oft black top road. John RltJiway, and · Mn. Wald CuDDingbam Is a and Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jor· 1 Help Wanted or WY 2·2186 ur wv 2-3600 BAH HIE doll clothes. W iII Marlo'• Stylt Poll $2.51111 ..1111. medical patient al Veterans 111- dill pd Walter t11)9ytd 1Jennings _ _ ·- . II tl tfc make lu order. Ca ll 773·1300. i Halrcuh $1.25 , HARRISONVII,LE - 1'1 story CLUB moria! Hoopllll. tlly dinner with Mr. and Mrs. TAXI DRIVEHS and diSpatch· FOUH HOOM furniShed atJart · II 16 12lp t ... $1.50 , frame. 6 rooms, bath, ullhly ' The Haven Garden Club Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Routh Crabtrtt. . ors. lull and par< torne. In· me lit. WY 2 :1658. 11 IS t tc "ltUFFY'' lteluxe lloy's Zi ' Shampoo & sot $3.50 I room. Iron! porch, garage: met on Thursday evening at tllO ' of Clevelond, Virginia w ere Fr<ends and relatives of lhe terview Cab Oflice in !\·lidHOUS T E inch llik\' . only $20.00 if sold ' P•rma.,.nt• $7.50 up ' huse lot on Route 684, Alex -Quillen Mem<>r<·al Bu<·td<n weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. cornmumty attended tbt 'uner· dleporl, 2nJ and Mil l St. WY 2- ,·• x IO E RAIL H nn ALBERT M· COX " SAl"F.SMAN ·th 'I H ' ld J h al at Albany Methodl •t Chure h once, or w<ll swap for old wo Sell and ser,·o·ce M g John F · Roush · "I<. ot. 1wo bedroom!i. al .I WV 2·oou WY !-SW 1,WI u · wins for ffi\" collection. John 1 \\'II" l ' rsc" h aro ·I . do nson ' I rsd. Mrs. Gory Bumgarner Cht.lli· 1or Clarence Ar baug h' "n,_w.e 11 I - - 11 I ] Phone WY 2-5401. Mohler. Lea.ding Creek Road ,l Wltoand Wiglets 11 16 Jlc ' ' <am IS er an f oy . .. , known farmer from this VtC!nl· 2605. WE NEED A NEAT, cleon l•dy ---· 11 15 lie ' M<ddl etJort, Oilio. Ph ' WY 2- ' Marie's Style Post - - -- - - Carmack as hosle>ses. The roll : cothe, Ohm vos<ted on Sunday ty. Mr. Arbaugh had been in Vtlth good dlsposJt iOn to care . J I• ur .. t:ll 7103 11 16 3tp ' I.L 124 Ph. WV 2-5171 hSALE: 1 room home and : call was answered with each With Mts• Lelah Jtna Powell. failing hetlllt for some time bul for an elderly lady, ond do td and ollllurnlsbed port , $yncuso. Ohio I .. practtcally. new, gas memtoer bringln& 1 pleoe of Bob Grln1tead ol Parkersburg bad apparently improved. 1 His housework . We orter pnvate l t110nts 2.-:>4!4 • STEKEO- RadioCombinatiO.410 Svrmg Avenue. anlique glassware and telling spent the weekend hero. death was attributed to heart 3 room• and bath furnished 12 6 de Beaut<flll walnut console. AUcnONEER ___ n 2 Jfc a Iiiii about each piec... ' Sheldon Roush, Marshall UDI· attack. He is survived by hi.< •partment. utilities, food and II ROOM furniShed apartment , AM radio. and 4 apeed changllpeplete Service FOR SALE : 6 room house with I Mrs. Chster Weaver ver!lly, Huntmgton, spent the wile, Roxie Cooley Arbaugh, cash. John M. Richmond. a: II for rent. Phone WY 2·27i6. Af-, er. 4 speuker sound aystem. Criu Hrudlord bath, full basemen!, 1194 Hy.l ed slides ol tht weekend here With hiS parenu, son, Ermel, four granclchlldren, . East_Main St. ll 9 t c ter l p. m. Rowley and Roed l This is a i96l model. Uaed Wrlle. or C.nted sell St., :.tiddleport. Phone Valley to the grDLop. Durl!ll Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Roush. two aUIIII, <llk>f DlxOII ollhl• KEEP YOUR carpels boauliful 11 Hardware. only 4 months. Full balance A. 8RADFIIRD Pt. Pleaunt 195-261Y7. business meeting they voted to Mr. and Mrs. Thoma8 Grm· area 111t11 Mn. Colla Dixon of despite consl>nt footsteps of I l1 _1 _11".._ duo $96.00 or pay $1.20 per Jadne, Oblo u 11 tfc place and decorate a Commun- lind, Mrs. Cecil Duncaa are Colorado. Service• were in busy family. Get Blue Lus· rRAILEK LOTS - free oew week. Try 11 in your home. 6 1 11c , ily Chrlatmu tree again this VtSill!ll With Mr. and Mrs. Cly- charll ol BiJony Fu!Itr•l tre. f\>nt eleclric Shampooer age ond water. Brown·a !'rail Call WY 2-6555 u 16 6tc Llg•l Notice year. The members are to de RiCI tlllll family at Boonewith Rev. Dlvld Wblte $1. Pomotoy Cemenl Block er Park tStote Approvadl ZIG ZMi li16S Modei.--Automal· <EoALiiOfon 9 tray !avo" to tho 0 vtlle, Ind. o!!lc!IIIOI. Co., Pomeroy, Ohio. Minersvtlle, Qbio, roone W\ Th• unoe111le nd v.lll offer f r ut. meeting 1o •· Jent lo Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrt. Fred ----1 ll ll 61cl J-3324 , sewing machine. AutomatRo u.shH, Mnld. 1 tfc kically butlonholes. mabl i I • '""'•·•• '"' ,,.,,., Park tropartr in. home. They "" will abo hold BHatey, MrLas. L. LONG IlliDGE 11LUE LUSTREDot •mly rids FOR SALE • 1100.oo · •o. •PPU se-rt •t n .. , gift exchange at the erman )'DI, Mrs. aro MICkl1110 ....,_, whlc" ha!l decorative designs. sews on . JohnsOD, Mn . .._, '""'d Rousb, joined "'chigan's two ,..;n•u· of toll but leaves pile i· Loti 31 'l . 313 • and 3 14 or ber meeting ' . buttons all withou t I n. Add l t lo n lo \Ill \'illi(O . . . M Don ld r .• M rs. lu tlr .wu ooft and lolly. Rent electric ' · I •<•••"· """ '"" "" •• Lot 1'host attendin& wero rl. a · Rouooo, lho 1i1'1t um. tdnct the $l. B1ker Furni- Stave bolts $ . foot .. Fred Batey, Mro. R. F. MnLa.J. Vol. Metbe· glullllle, atretcbel five 8 lw-e, Middleport. 11 1$ 6tc 1 Call WY -CiSS. Ill& itc UIID PAITI FOI ALL Mrl. Howard BW'I'II, Mrs. H. L. N ew,lla · yneb u- - - tbe ltraitltf 1 35 --Ca»h on MAKES & MODELS \ Ohio tn Vii'••• ot Middleport Dyer, Mrs. Donald P'ogleson• ew ven GAilWII C1u , lftl.,. It h'u 1 7,400..foot IUipellllOft 2 1 OHIO VALLEY Oblo. S•ld PcoptN If adJactlll t• ..., R h ..,_ C""-ll · ..,;;;;;;;;;;o;iiiiii;;;o;iiiiii=iiiiii;;;o;;;;;, A 51 lh• Co«••••• "''""" Olio Eloo· Clydo Foley, Mn. ous , 1pan. · Wlnted r Monufacturlng Corp.. U!O I el 12 M;!11 North of Pome<oV \:";l::'Oo ,..,.,,. ...,.....,. Gibbs, Mro. Jamtl Jr., Mrs. Cbesler Wea· Tuppm Plolno, Ohio On Stole Rout. 7 ... , , ..,•• ................ Mrs. J. v. McGrew Mrs. Leo- vor, . Roberl Layne, Mrl. SPIAJJIOE OF SIIOWERI 62 M $975 be t<Jld tepanklY an4 a•anot be I ..ld B··--r .._ to -·--'· . -- ·ercury PHONE 985·2297 '"" '" ''" '"" ,., ..,,..... '""' • ..,..... _.,e · ·4 dr. SparkUnt ori•inal black •• """ ""'' '' '"' ,.,,... Notice llam Crow ol Nehaellma Gar- 11100 altoftro avarlll!ll 20 SEWING mact!.lrlel. repair - : finish Automotic ..,hilt One - - -·- - - . ll\al.f, pnpefly Wl\1 ... ICI)d Monden Cl ub altlnded u .... ' I •••· Nmmb., " " ' ,, 1o.oo 4 M. tbo ,_.onal mlmdlo Ia dttratlaft, doual.. lite · .-ice, all makes. WY 2-2284- lorol owner, IARL GRUESER, Plumltin& ; '' c.... CRw. ,,. Gardetl Club meeting held at iulii!Kiat llopeB ol Puerto l'be Fabric Shop, Pomeroy Buick _ $ , ind He>ting, Mltltrs.Uio •• ""' .,,. tl!t Up Towner IIIII in Hunttna· Rloo'l UMiool El YJillqUO 1 595 Authrol.zed Stnaer salol lnd 62 C)bio. End your oeww troul> 1811 oo IDOllldaln 'eacb year. ' Service. I 21 ttc lASabre 2 dr. Only 28,888 let. We have all SJ~e!l sewer •ubject to nuaJ.uuon ot uu. b' lh• easy mile11 by· one careful . Prn~pective purellaMN ,,;;;;..,;~,·~;,. ~~ RUTLAND owner. Au.omatie trana. Thlo machi.nes. ReasonaDlt uowARD avD.a. -,.M.Id.'':"',.dib;t Call WY 2-2974 day or rates. nlgbt. Ou~niiO&n !If l"ll!irllt e. II II a real ''Crf.am Puff''. ' t 1i tiC Dury. 1.n m('n mptlenl '*'"• ·•.:.;:o:-,.-:::, Cro..,., now 4 Pon.r. !• -=-··t"~..~ cW-l~LJ.:. ~oo-'--r-ug--w-e-aVlc.n--g-. "'"~"•M"'"~··~ ...,..n~tns. ~Jun :"~~~ ~lumbus ·-~ ":".:.",.;,~:"'~ 0 ·~-g·1e Pomeroy Motor Co. ~og·J~ -·------ I ~.,,~'!': ~ ~ ~:.~: .~ F!!u~d o~E l r~<~ ~Hi!TO b~lh,l - ----.,.--,------1 N.~ME ~e&•t Coat~ 'Th~ phcat~un ~11 - - ~ apartment~ range~. I' d~ains·• up<~l ~lanley. \: loa~. J :~~P T~re: bat~: P~CE ~IPI I ~ ~t ~o -· ~- thers:·•a~ G.~RDEN ~~·;;~•:.~rS~~~ $~,800.: pr~v<~tr lt-.~. -m~ ~~ I w~ ~ew f~rnace. Jl~s _".~ 2-2216. ~- 24. Tavem cartu~t.s t' ~ ~hampooer, I CARRIERS NEEDED ::;~· :rss~~ '~:~ 'm:;~~· Df.livt~ry ~•• < ~,..,.,,......======.d.\ PGratrlek:e~,~- ~ ~ w-~~ ,..., 32. Edible ~· ;••~ ·~,,;·;.~\"~.~:i.":';", J/~17 Applyt Dally Sentinel Offici Bl aettnars USED FREEZERS Chill PhUco U c Freezer, ft EXPERIENCED PtrtMrOY, Ohio $ "" "· "· ... "· ... ' ·:·~';1~!!.·::"].::;.·~:o.:-.::::-..:;~·:·!! LIOAL NOToco- 4tf.lmt:v• for Guardian I John 8. Thornton. wbcde pl•c• of ~fi(~~:~;:~)f,;;~·~~;•;= nJ;lden.:e It 100 Ot Smet Drive, n 11 r . !~ 75 1 ~......"""".....""""'""""' i Chnt Fnuer, Monttomery4 , FORD- d· - r·-s:A:~n· , --V 0 llont. Mlnvurl, eU.•rwtse who e pl•e• "'•·. .""" 1 Word 16 cu 11 $150 cuet "'CII <Of rttldtnee 11 mltnllwn. will luo 2 11955 _w_an_t.:.. ed_T...:.. o Buy__ 1 ' ' ' - · -· · 1 d d $1"" 1111 Ph WY 2 1 I notln thllt on November 11 IIMIII th 5 an ar · ""'· · CARNlVAL GLASS, any color.' Chest Freeur, lnttrnttlonat .. one · IundutllnM h.r 111 _ Mllll County, Ohio. tor dlvoret, Look in your attics. This was ' H•rvesttr, 11 eu. ft. __ $100 -·'1796 11 16 3tp , tdm the (;onlllloll PlN<1 C11urt ol made lo 19'2!i. Used 111 1 l t964 Biscayne SrXII From tbe laraest truck or Itody r hl!drtn, allru.ony. porarynf •nd ,erttw~ltnt, ••dbotb premium~ and by peddlers. i POMEROY I standard, radio and heater [ bulldozer radlator to tbt Ir,..uet. 011 the 1r11und• of Write, ''Collector," Box 5068, good condition, price $1450.00. 1 ID'l.allest beater eore. Vienna, West Virginia. Ph. WY 2.2111 1 B. . M. pBuchanan, Reedsville, I lll~mnn.Florenc• llll5. Lou\•• "nlon~t.on, 11 16 lip Pomoroy ' Oh10, hone 667-0177. PlolnUH ~===-::7'--=---~dl,:, lb~tl. - 11 1& etc I WY 2·2141 AN QUIC Fumttm'e, PtMI,.Y ............. Atlorn•~ f•r FULTZ, Pll.lnttff tllii!Oellll-'1- CaD or write: 1956 CHEVROLET. Call WY 2'"' L L 11. Mn. llorlll'd C«<l. Ill W. 171S after HO p. m. 1 Instructions EA'I'INQ.OOI' BILL J.laln St., Pomeroy. l1 16 3tc U. 8. ClVIL sERVICE TESTS! CUSTOM BIJ'l'CIIERING llltll CIUCAGO (UPI) _ T 0 tal I 2t tie c--t '" ... .,., ...... -"""" WID "''" bldea --.7.50 I 14 NEW SNOW bres lS I... Join.- ...... Hltb llaf'ttnl ,., fjborl pu bllr eaUqa aDd :,,___ r_: WALNU'I', white oak, poplar, low as $12 95 plua tax Now ...,,. A4no<tmoo< ,,.,..,,• ., Monday. PhD Meier, Pbonl place uloo totaled •19 3 . . · ' · tralatnt u 111n1 u fe4111liNG. WY 18 tl · ' ash lOll a nd bJDber. lli&hesl rims to mount snow tires on. 1 ....,.,.., " "" ,,.•. • 1-3510. I 0 Ill 11164, a ! par cent cash prlcts paid. Write to tAU popular sizes in stock, :::00"'\' ... AJ.:t OONDI'nONINO Btfi1P1"' OVtr 1863 befbrl adjustment H. C. Growden Lumber C.., $1.50 Newell's Sunoco :,':.. 111oa Jat!ll'l llt!llt- manu price IDemHI. I'IJ)ON Rt. 3, Bol 21&-A, Bedford, or, Ohio. 1185-2305. · - "' ....... u ... , 1n11011 Nn S.•en. ,_ the Natlonal Jlestourant · PL 11 13 7tc IG 3G Uo =~u~::'· c.. " '"' DoUr Til t I 110 ·atlon. ' 11 ~~ b ' · -- ·- • • • - -- • I RADIATOR SER·V ICE 00 Chevro~. Jeck,::;.,~':,"' BLAffiNAR'$ n1~ Petttl~n aPtlll~ [~~~:··~~~~~;;:~:= ;·;~~;;~;~~~= ~ ~;~,~~~ ~~Y~rS:.:•::: 11 ..... ..... agency DAn,y CBD'TOQUOTE- Bon't how 1o -==-=--:;:......,-_ ~~-.· Chos~ n~~.'?cf.e:-r:l ':'i~~t'!' ':!.':'":~.:"~I:·~· ~ u~ • A 07Piocnm Quotation E 1lZWT ltlEB. ZC OTJ'lii OFZR• EDD ' -'0 OTP'RI OrZJ\• £HU J:R ZHU BF MlllW>ID D Q.-Dy BV W TDDT 0 Te.-.,.. OrJ!'*-to• -AND 1HJ? THE BASEMENT WHERE MATTY SQUARE WAS SCALDED? YOU Bllldll\ll) JlA TOU · HO.I'JI FOR EARNJiS'l'LY.-TlllRIINcE liLY 'liiiiA'l' WMPO Radio ~·nNDAY TIIRU JI'IUDAY1 110 Sl&D On - NIWI b •Oii Sierf!ll I :1> I~ 1:31 1:57 7.00 I:Oi 7:30 7:3& llllrt ilelp County RFD Paul l!owers, Farm News Wealbor Natiottll ,...., IW !flllor illlot Sporta Parada BW Miller ~ 1:3~ Plcllen• Hanlwaro rru.a 'lllurl,) T:IO Nelli 8 BID Miner l!low I 15 IIUtr Furaliun Show ,,oo NIWI u•tl6 1v00 &!Iii 10 10 l~ 4b 10 IS lo 4l 11 .1111 ll 1111 11 .:10 11 oo I' 30 I am '"' IC!h eo!u, a:::a IOitH LOSER KIAIJ'-~~ 1:00 Sundown Seradt 6:41 Sip Ofl SATUBDUS 6:00 Sign On - Ne111 5,30 Happy Valley 3oyl 6:05 Counu-y Music Time 6:20 Country JamDOtOe .:00 Protestanl Hour 7:30 Sporll Parade 7:35 Larry AtldlnoD Sl1ow •~:45 lt'o Muslo • V1ll1 11;00 DuUO.'s 1D4 11erns Dairy Top Teo Sbow ~~• Nllll 12:15 lualcal lnterhldt 12:30 ftn. Mtrlla •'eels 1:00 New• 1:05 Jim lltll llllow 5:50 ~porta Paradt 6:IIO Sandowa Straado 645 Sign Off 7:30 •1an un • Arm ~our u 5 New• ' 1,00 llaptllt Laym•n· • Hour l:iMJ Sunda• Sbo ~l' NIM~8 ~~:o •· 5 lO !H. 10: '" lUG 10:30 Uf Jim" M• " : ' 011 11;30 US BIUIIDI w 12;00 Eleclrlcr Auto Show lUI 4:41o 30 Jim II Compalt)' Nllll 12:30 4· No • lbow 1:30 5i-OS 1111 Jim11114eea .,._ 2:00 ~ a:uuw 1:10 1.30 ._.1 Weatber lllport loOO 1:50 Sporl4 Puldti 8:0 THI \ OD!Iee wlill hilt l'orlralll tl I Patrlol Shop Minor Show MIISOD Agr. P-oaram . tTI•eS4aJ) Family . Wonhlp ('l'llurtl.) A.~.c;. PrO&J'IID tFrldayl Nelli , Tilt:v'l c. try J l'lny'l Celneat Slo$ Newo Gon 1 , Gu 8 Ill' 1 est Slar l..arr7 An<fllaJJ Sb • ... ' " l'be Bible Speak' lo You Leatalo~vo RoliOrt Tha Good I,Jto ~ongr..,<map Moeller The Country Hymntimers The Qwet Hour News . . The Chnsttano Hour l'bo Rev ,, .,, ., reels The R"'. Sllao Blllupo l'bo Rtl9. Andl'tw farsons Sunday ".,rw.r,as. Sandown SerenaJo Sip Ofl \VJEH RADIO WJER LOG Monday Tbroaab Friday 1:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:45 I!!choeo of Joy 1:1111 Obio Valley New• I:Oii World News 8:10 Sports Today 1:15 Weather Picture 8:16 Muaical Clock 1:55 Community News 8:110 Talk ol tbo Town t:55 MasoQ County News 10:00 Public S.VIco 10:11 Family Worship Hour 10:30 Latchstrl!ll 11 :00 News 11 :05 Morning Melod1"es <ercept Friday, Church Bells Ring) ll :45 World News 1!:55 Mason County New1 12:00 Community News 12:05 Noon News 12:10 Markets 1,2:15 Mid Day Weather 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 2:30 County Agent 12:45 Country Go Round 1:55 News Beat 2:1111 Country Go Round 2:55 Newa Beat 3:00 Mtd Way Matinee 3:S.S News Beat 4:00 Discing with -DoH 4:30 1nterchlna:e 1:45 Spotlight on Sports 4:55 Weather 5:1111 Community News 5:10 World lnd National News 5:15 Sign Off 1•15 Sign On, Musical Clock 1:45 Echoes of Joy 8:1111 Ohio Valley News 8:011 World News 1:10 Sports Today 1:5 Weather Picture 1:18 Pt. Pleaaant Football 10:30 Scua• for Chlldren 10:41 Golden Key 1!:00 Newo li :Oii Saturday Show 12 :00 Local, Oh1o, Nat. News 2:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Crams 12:30 Saturday Matin•• I: 30 News Headlines 1:31 Saturday Matinee 1:55 News 2:00 Saturday Matlnea 2:30 News Headlines 2:31 Saturday Matinee 2:55 News 3:00 Saturday Matinea 3:30 News Headllnos 3:31 saturday Matinoa 3:31 Saturday Matlnea 3:55 News 4:00 Discing with DOll 4:30 Radio R I 0 S:OO News Roundup S:1l Slifi Off LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII l-ll THAR ANNIE I W~ATv'cial'1' ,..WJ~ PLA'flti' INJUN 6COUT1 IV ART SANSOM WINNIE WINKLI! n-----,:.:..::;::.:.,= A STATION WA60N • I Rim; LIP NFORE II i STYl.£ CHURr:f./. • I QIJAINT 91>1NIS/I· • within till put 8 •eekl. 'lbiJ il a good produdDI hHd. their .,.. 11'1 fromlil lo 7 yean. 'lbey ltaVI llle IIIII qulllty, All open. Herd II Banp te.ad - btaltll plpln will lie COWl IN HlliDI 11'5 FUNN{THE WAS ALL SET 10 11-U::N ALL OF A iiOlTEV, Af<.JD W!G 00'/li CAINAHAN JOHN MeNII~I. ··-;r ' · I~ '1''1 • pT......IAIANT, W. VA. a.tll til ..... lUll . . . . . . C28, Wateh for ouctloa - ; .. "' !,;];.: . ... ~ ~~~- r - " .., . . . ,, ' ..... .. ... . ,,. ' ~ AF<ASH... WAITA SECQf/0~;·:~~~~ell AUCT!CIHI. WAS FOUND ON 1'l'iE FLOOR OF 1~00 P.M. 22 Hd.l•P QUIIIty Holttlln ~WI All ue ID production - lllOit have frtlbentd Radnt, Ohio- -WI,.... ~· ·~ SAT. NOV. 20 JIM ·' ....... 1 4XYDL8~4XB •., . . "-- . . ,. , . ••ltle. Nul, work .Kt Ia LONQJ'IILLOW One Jj t le r aim ply stand8 for another In thi pi f or U1t Un-ee L' X t th ' ~ sam e A Ia UHd t ro phiet Lht ,_ftth -~~ e tw~ O'a, et.c, Bingle lelttr~ . ape. • ~g .._.. 1onnat•oa. ot the 'INW" '· 1 lillcil day U. oode lctt.'B are different. ..,. ate a I h• nt.t. wn · - - furllllbed. ~ . You IN blvited wllllptet ~herd It aw tiiH. "io~:.:.'~.. 10. Unjust 18. Dry :u. Rook 40. Coarse i 41. inn~nn ,2, A.aaiolant t t-t.Sovlot t~~~".)"o;,;:::~~.~:. ~":,.~··•::: Uprl1ht Frttar, Admiral 14 cu. ft., only , yn. old $110 ly KING "Y• knew what? From llow on no more we st ern al" .' 8· JlultcaJ. " ~'I PUB.LIC AUCTION GASOLINI! ALLEY 34 . Loiter 35. [,ow -·• ~ I oonjuncUou. JPil~s Mac~c. =•· t 2B. >lblflln&' . c. ~~? ae~' :',~:~:~';,';i,,;;,""'"' ~!':w~~:·,!~~· S~;.::"'U..IMI 1: nt~er r-- n"'...--.-.: • ,.._....,- L.J ll-17 ln&' ~ g,.,.. (!) 26. Coordlnat- Pro•• a box 30.SOWlds ~ Dickname ~. --1 BAIRD BROTHERS .. AuTo· ~~If'~~~~ l'yci ~Jan attach~ wREcKI NG 't --(~J .. ...... 13. Spol'll .... 31.Cuck001 38. Solo 4.tJ. Channel 23. M&n'l ' ~ I l'l'fuse 0U61o1TA CAI,.L. T11E FIRE DEPARTMENT/ 31. Deities 33. Before: meuure: &bbr. ~trs. ~ MAYIIE WE COII1• po1ition 27. Tenan\ 29. Front pap weather :12.Pap~r Su~ Arlit~ 25. Huntel'l U. Muolcai 8. Seesaw 11. Grape _ljve .lll~k Fles~e;. ~rry Nelso~ clu· at on 6. Jump1 7. Analyze ll. Bllli.IYI barbecue d w~ . .t Yangtze 'B. Afflnna,. ~--·· -.J~. ~,...,, ~rooms, R~;~~~~- $ 14 · 0~· 1 1 · 20.Crow4 !11. Oca- nickname 5. City on the handtD ~lr 1 3. Dlrdll:u 115. Having a !loon~' Ab:u~a tw:~ir~~ :~ , Maynard 30tc~ 17.lllx- 4. Man'a l,..k!;.,.:::::::::::jtl u. Bird: Latin ptf1t'~r 1' 2.0ttawaor WaahiDI;• l'eliUit, lnJPOrll '' otoua. tmt· lft. ·MILCtJ"atlll 11. Uuitof work ~· 1~2 Kle~n-Em· ~r 11. Bull<ool l.'I.S<up- (, • M~r· The!~ -·:tli. eoa. mover 10. Btocktnp ~ ~- ~·arm . I 1\ 'I DO- Ularth 6. Talk I --· I I ~L 110~001. 'I ~11h ~ar~rsb~~~· :ob~~~- :~:se;~· ~~;::::::;jj;:::::::~-::::::J ~. ~ - CROSSWORD 1.B-- Lievi~g, I 2·~381.~ ;c. II I CA~UALT"r' W~ I JWO~S. Lie~ing, rD~ILY It J.Jo- ~room ELVINEY I.' I \, THAT? MONEY LAST WEoEKd I ~..... HE DO SAVED HIM SOi>tE I ~,..nn" H-OW.,.---0-N-. 1\IRTH 1>11> MY MAN S NUFFY ' It•liis.been~lbafKIII- -~ BARNEY CiOOGLii and SI'IUPFY SMITll I ·~ "~ ' �>. .f: I I , n, I l . . - lll-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Nov.:_!~l985 ~ "'"ut-ms WI'J/ rL Around And About Middleport oil ill December at the home Mrs. Fred Gibbs. There wiU be : • Be Remembered , Ho/'d DUTing I OYS •~ • gift ••change. I Mrs. Charles White, project 1~ chairman, reported $11.52 from : u bottle caps and $5 was voted I Mr. und Mrs. Bernard Plans were made to remem-1for the school lunch program. i spent the weeken1ddn:i:~n:,~;~ye;~~~~ ber shut-ina during the hoUday.s ne circle will distribute the :Ind. at Purdue U by the Dorcas. Circle of t~e 1 ~itational booklet, ··'Ml~ Se- ~ visited with friends Middleport Ftrst _Baphstl cret Place,'' in hospitals. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olsen, VOL XVII NO. 180 New Selection! Light up your home with See the big selection Merry Anders. Colornrtoons Admis~ion 75c and 4fk. THURSD.4Y, Nov. )8 NOT OPEN FRIDAY end SATURDAY November 19-20 HOUSE OF HORROR" (Technicolor l Pt>ter Cushing, Christopher Lee. K01ly Wild. "A BOY TEN FEET TALL" (Tt"chnicolor l Fergus MeCie!land, Edw. G. Robinson. SUN., MON. end TUES. Novtmber 21-:Zl-'13 "CAT BALLOU" (fechnicolorl .Jane Fond<~. Ll'e M<~rvin , Mi- chael Calla n, Dll'ayne Hit·k man, Stubby Kayt'. 3 STOOGES Colorcertoon• -- Pricod From orl{ers Die in '-"""ollision Cboose your upholstery material from our big se- Sheet lection of fabrics. A11 M Blanket inches wide. Cotton, Nylon and Rayon Blends in lkllid color11 and WQ.ven prints. All the best colors. $US "ond $3.19a yard Al11o Vylint 1nd Wtslon54" pluth• covtringl for $1.49 ond $2.95 yd. Morgan-Jon" lnsulaire BLANKETS I 1 make him With All Collon Stitd1ed Endl BLANKET IO''xl08"$2 ' 99 70"1190" We also have white and pastE-l sheet blankebli, also pla id 1heet blankt'tll and plaid pairs of blankets of 100% cotttJn. CANNON "PERFECTION" BEDSPREAD A.. ~uUful all cGtton Heirloom Spread. Deeplf fringed. Completely washable - preshrunk . Ha ndsome g i!l ~box. Double bed size In Antique White , Willlarnsburi Blut, Dor.:wood Pink, Federal Gold, Colonial Brown. ,.. ,-..,..~........_,~i-l.f"' "~ ~ ·'· "'W '': Mainly About ~,I People In 'i Pcmeroy II, i CNLY 1 i 1 I Carl Plthkrest "Ltgunt" Therm1l Bltnkllt .. $4.95 Flelde'"t "AmtrlnR Rose" 100% Cotton Cellul•r Bl•nklt __ $9.95 tnc:l Fltldcrest l'Piymouth" Bl1nke& $9.95 '] Mr . and Mrs. Geoffrey I son and Terri returned hon>e ll Monday evening, after a severIll da ys visit in Dayton with • Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cooper fami ly. They a lso visited at ' Fairborn with Mr. and Mrs. ! Charles Moore and family. Kelly Wilson spent sev•erai.ll days with her grandparents, and Mrs. Carl Moore. II Deerslayers A rayon actyllc blanket thai is non-a llergenic - ! - machine washable and il I ' llrw&J DnJ.Mold laaage Ia Your Best Bur r Soft gloVIIIeather, traction-tread crepe lllle 8lld deep cushion insole combine to make JarmQJI "Deerslayero" the &.. eulssl-wtllll'ing of aD casual shoes. They're • llle omartest-looking, too. For colorful ' conllnnatiQIIIIllhat fact, come in Valua can be priceless. With this lint Airway UniMoid luggage styled for men and women it's spellect priced-leu. No other luggage can match its tough, rugged compression-molded shell for sheer str811gth end feather-lightness and it is fiberglass reinforced throughout. Other features include "Magic-Touch" locks, exclusive Vinyi-Vac coverings. luxuriOUI linings, and dozens more. Come in. You'll see why it'a ·~merica's best lusgage ~".fille-Yw Guiran~ Tool We also have a complete line of Travel Joy and Travel Smart Luggage, in the latest fashion colors for Him and Her. IIIII b7 a"'" AVAILABLE IN I?.OTH LACE AND LOAFER STYLES OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY AN I sons and daughters-in-law, Mr. becau1e it's a I I Mr. .and Mrs. Homer Ca.;tn II . and Mr. and Mrs. Richard ens visited Sunday iD Hu1nti,1g·!l ton , W. Ya. wilh Mrs. Casto and daughter, Harriett Mr. and Mrs. Chesteerre~;~; ll of Columbus spent the w at their home, Hill St. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Can- : terbury vi sited Sunday, at Beaver with Rev. and Mrs. Waid HOOVER I See the romplete line of Hoover Sweeptra - along witb U1e ConstellaHon Sweeper!! we have upright and portable atyle!l - u well as cleaning t(J()!s. PRICI$ START family and in A:~~i;p~:;.,~~ wilh hlo brolher law, Mr. and Mra. A. H. L----------------..1''"'· II AT - $39.95 BED PILLOWS Non- R•'""" Radford. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Massar have returned borne after a visit in Columbus with th•;,[l son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Massar 18" X 30" _ $2.49 21" X 36" - $3.49 30" X 39" _ $4.95 Illuminated control. ColPink, Bl ue, Gl'een, Beige, Red, Gold. TWIN BED SIZESingle Control .. $13.95 FULL BED SIZISintle Control _. ,14.95 fULL BED SIZE- Dauble Control ~ $1,,95 Toss Cushions PINWALE CORDUROY 36" - Washable - 100% cotton. Choose from 40 beaullful colors. 88c rd. Brighten up your home with these decorative throw pil· lows of rayon cut velvet face 11nd solid color Irri.descent fabric with zipper removable cover. Ka..pok filled . Siiel 14" x 14" square and Jumbo 16'" round and square bo:1. Colon: gold, white, blue, green, melon, red, toast, browo. $1.95 Also Sot lho Big Selection .of Cu•hlons lor - $1.00 conON Picks up dirt and r.nt faster fifld easier pita!. Attractive rubber backed utility mats topped wlth luxur· ious tweed carpeting. Use Ulem anywhere - in the home, offil-e, store, ~tutomobile. Non-skid back - viicost top cleans t:>asily- COLORS: .Hlar·k and White Tweed- Slack Border Beige Tweed - Beige Bordt'l" Green Tweed -Green Border KODIL fiLLED with Joseph White Jr. Mrs. James McKenzie aDd 1 and Mrs. James McKenzie 1Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M~~:~;' uf Columbus visited with Mrs. Mike McKenzie with Mr. McKenzie who is quite ]I ill in V~terans Memorial Mats at all acetate &heath lining to match all the eolora !or 69e yd. , 1 Adore Teen-ager Escapes Serious Hurt lop bound with 100% ny. ion. Snat-o fitted comers- In the yard goods depart. ment you will find a bie selection of all wool flannels, tweeds and basket weaves. 60 inches wide for $2.47 a )'ard and Earl-Glo Wulter Paulins Jr. and lan1ily :l of O•k Hill spent the weekend I iit Cape Girardean, ll7;- ors: Mr. and Mrs. Josep>th~.~~~~~~ Sr. of Minersville and d and son-in-law, Mr. and • •• for 1be ultimate In smart casual comfort ___ . ...... -. .·--.-- . Beacon Aulomtlic Blenk..• I I Jarman's Famous . _...._ Moore. able - lint free. With the appearam·e vl a hand-,·ro· cheted afghan, " lnsulair"fR) is handsomt> enough to be use d a~ e bedsprl' ad. 72' 'x00" - All ro- Othtr Thermll Type 11.-nkth We h1ve In stofk Sltepcrlft ''P~rk Avenut" 100% Vlrtln Acrylic Blanket - 72x90 In pink, gOld, IYOCido, turquolie. $7.95 1 I summer. 100~~ colton 1111 nylon binding - pre. shrunk. Machine wash- $7.98 I Mrs. Ear] Roush Lake· view who is spending the winter with her brother, Harry Gi bbs of Hartford, W. Va., was i the M(Jnday guest of Mrs. Char-! ltt..-~nhrJw. Mrs. Charles Withrow spent l~:~sf Friday with Mr. and Mrs. : 1 Edgar Thomas. Mr . and Mrs. John Jordon ! and daughter of Columbus were : weekend guests of her parents, I Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag .. ~Ir. and Mrs. Herschel Nor- ] ris and son, Clarence of Falls visited Sunday with her 1-1arents, .Mr. and Mrs. Elias Stiles. 1 ' Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cooper and fam ily of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore and fam- · ily of Fairborn, Mrs. Beulah ] j Kranl.z of Charleston, W. Va. 1 : and Mrs. William Moore and Jerry of Cleveland were · · 1 tors last week of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Usc all the year 'ruund , Warm in winter - cool in Stt wr complete lint of bedspreads lnrlucllng Mof91nJone!l hobnai11 •.... --------~ for $5.98 end $9.91 Fruit of th• Loom Spreads ----- - -- ---- $1.95 Mid $9,95 Morgen-Jone!J Heirloom Sprtedl _____ _ $12.91 Wt also have a eomplel-11 line of wo'llen spretdl In strlptl tnd l"h~cks - Twin tnd full 111~11 Rtnging In pril-• from --------~~-~-- -- $5.95 to $12.91 tors . or .,... FIVE CfHTS UPHOLSTERY fABRICS Cannon I I ~ · ~· ·" Major Shift Seen In .Farm Policies please. Mrs. Murray /s Hostess of Church Circle It's Not Too Early To Select For Him! t ·e nttn • I "OR. TERROR' S \\ new lamps just received, styled to 1 TONIG~T of POMEROY -MIDDlEPORT. OHIO Two l(aiser 1 new Table Lamp. I ELVIS PRESLEY "TICKLE ME" (Technicolorl Ehds Presley, Julir Arlams, Jocelyn Lane, Jack Mullll.ney, • Detloted To TluJ lnterur. Of TluJ Melp-M111on .4reo Simplicity Potterno, I Col. and Mrs. William K,::~ ~~ Kincaid , who have been ~"' ing in California while he was m the Air ~·on:e, spent the weekend in Middleport where I i they were guests of her i _ · Iand f<.~mily, Mr. and Mrs. Mtl1 lard Wildermuth and · Plans were made to remem- They were enroute to Phillade•HI ber s/:u1 -ms with gift s at Thanks· . phi<_l. where he has ac~~f~,~i.: ! l giving and Christmas by the pos_1t10n ,w,•lh ~en~r_al . Ell·eta Circle or the Middlepurt !Whtle _hen t_he} VJSI!ed m First Baptist Church Tuesday ens With th_ etr ~u.n, T~m, a t>vening at the horne or Mrs. den: at Uhw lJn;verstty. Eugene Murray. . ! Ml'. and Mrs. Oris Swartz of Mr~. Tony Fuwler, chairman. Athens vi sited SumJay with Mr. 1 opern:d the meeling wtth ~e~o - and Mrs. Hubert Sharp. t i1lllS entitled. "Thanksgtvmg1 Fragrance." The study lesson Miss Frieda Faehnle visit~d . from the book. "T he Church recently In St. Marys, W. Va. _ not Made With Hands'' w11s giv -; w1th ?-.Irs. 0. L. Quillen. t'n bv Mrs. J11e Wilsou. I Gene Grate visited , A dess ~rt cuurse was served ' m Elyria With Mr. and Mrs. : u1 Mrs Nor t~ Hamillim. Mrs. McMaster Mr. McMaster is Dav id Darst, r..·lrs. Gene\' iv e recuperati ng trom surgery. Saxton , Mrs. Frances Hearhs , Mrs E 0. 'J'ewksbary, dele-, Mrs . Wilson, Mrs. DaJsv Bing. gate, and Mrs. Arthur · 1 .VIrs Bertha Archer . .\otr.s. Tony Mrs J E. Harley and M r s. Fowler, Mrs. W1llls Anthony,! George Anderson, alternates, acand two guests, Mrs. Barbara : eomp.omit:d the Rev. Howard .Jones and Mrs. Dona ld Buune · Ruppt>ll to the Scioto Presb~·- . ! tlfld daughter .Jeanit:> . tery held Tuesday, Nuv. 16 at ----· Hill sboro. They represented the Middleport First United Pres1 byterian Church. J a tty Oval Rugs, Luggage, L1mp1, Hoover $wHplrs, Furniture Throws. Al1o in this Department our complete 1election of Dress Meterlal1 and Domtttlcs, and Church Tuesday ~verung at l The patients at Elmwood Rest former Middleport residents the home of Mrs. R1chard Ow· . Home and shul-ins will be giv- Mr. and Mrs. Fultz have made : en. ,. . I en a treat for Thanksgiving. trip to Purdue an annual Mrs. Clyde V. mebrenner, v1ce I Mrs Dana Hamm gave the pro· . L · . " ded · the abl · Mr and Mrs Eber ha c rrman, pres1 m gram study from the book, . · · n ewJs in sence of Mrs. Charles Bennett, "The Church Not J\.1"ade With : lte~ over the ~eedke dh JIOnda, ll and opened the meeting with H -~ ~ , OhJO, w1th. their aug ter a an~ . Ifamily Mr and Mrs. Robert d Th k th .:! 136th. Psalm an a an S· Mrs. Owen served a salad ! . ' ·d d h.le Kim giving meditation entitled, "Our course at the close of the meet- Spnnger an aug r, . Thanks to_Thee.' ' ing assisted by her daughter, Mrs. John Lyons accompan- 1 Mrs. Ellzabet~ Sla!en report-~ Judy, and Mrs. Fred Gibbs and ied her mother, Mrs. Berna~ I ed that the White Cross quo~a daughter , vonita. Others attend- Schramm, to her home iD was almost completed. The ~1r- - ing in addition to the above, I zanes.,·ille Monday. She was cle voted to hav~ a potluck d_m- 1were Mrs . John Seines, Mrs. accompanied by her datlghller·ll ner for the ChrJstmas meetmg Pearl Hoifman, and Beutah · in-law, Mrs. John Lyons r;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: 1: White. son, Johnny. MEIGS THEATRE '1 MAKE ILBERJ'ELDS IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER - VIall lho Busy Drapery Doperlmont on tho 2nd floor, hNCiquarton for Curtalne and Draporl" _ Drapery ond Upholstery Motorltls - Kirsch Drapery HardwareBod Spreads, PIII-I, Blankets, Window ShadM, Vono,tlon Blinds, SmoU Rugs, Allergenic, Odorless IINpcrlft- Dullont Danort Pillow with atriped tleklnt c.v•r ------------------ $3.95 eseh 1'-vltfrlft.- Fo.m Late.:·PUiowWiped zip off eover ----- -- - --·---·--- fl,95 Nth ,.,. .,__, - New Pllrirtll Flberfllled Pillow Tkld01lo a loeoutlfvl llflnld IIMI Rand atrl,. c....WnaUon ---------------- tJ.9S e~ COMFORTER Plumply filled comforter covered with an Early American pattern of dell· oate flon~l prli1t with provincial accents. Kodel fill. ing wm keep you wann with a minimwn o1 wellbt - She 72" x M"'. BluePink - Gold. .. ' $8.69 P1no Quollly Milk Glaoa BOUDOIR .. LAMPS Well atyled lampj In Tro· dllionol and &orly Amoriean deslp. White trenslu.- Custom Tailored Draw Drapwin_ 5 pleat drapeo .:.. 90" long o! beauUiul 100'1> Flber,W. He~~.v)' quaUty printed drapea in brown, JOld, red on whitt backiround. sn.95 ... 7 ,,, 1 oent paper ahade. $l95 N<h OTHIR IOUDOIR LAMPl 11.29 ond $4.29 OTHIR DRA,iS PROM $2;Hio 11.95 Printed and 10lid oolor labrioo ol -tole, rayon md ...tate cotiOn and tlbertlao. Alllentllhs !rom 38" to 110". II THR.,TYI SAVE YOUit SAL·EiLIPS FROM .~ ELBERF POMEROY ~ . � 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. 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