https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9d4fe40aa8ccce6b842e10463bbdd3a7.pdf faaeecdeb82a25d571676fa44fd87401 PDF Text Text .' " J . ..,i'"\ 11 .~ , • • . .. II • • .... . ...... · - ~ - · ' .-·, ,. 1 t .I • at y • enttn i ' 01 TluJ Mel,../lla.on .4reo • roL XVII NO. 182 POMEROY -MIDDlEPORT, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1965 Robert Around And About Middleport Dies HEAD-ON COlLISION - Phil Globokar and Max Sawyer watch Aid Squadman Arthur (Jake) J. Slusher prepare first aid lor Mrs. Alpha Russell, passenger in her husband's pickup truck, involved in a head- on collision in front of the Ashland Oil Bulk Plant, Minersville. Robert Burnem, with Ills wile as a passenger was drivin~ down river on Route 24 in his automobile at 9:55 a.m. Friday, when the pickup truck driven by Alva Russell, turned into his lane. Siltmg in the truck awaiting removal to the hospital is Mrs. Russell. Her husband, Alpha is at the wheel. At far right, are Vic Brown, Minersville, and at the door, face hidden, James Mees. ' MEIGS THEATRE Pomtrow Oha. TONIGHT & SATURLAY "DR. TERROR 'S HOUSE OF HORROR" (Tech ni co lor ) Peter Cus hmg, C' hmtop her Lf'f". Katy Wild "A BOY TEN FEET TALL" Five Injured • 1n Collision at Minersville· !Teehnieolor J Fergus ~Jr('lf'lland, Edw. G. Robinson SUN., MON. tnd TUES. November 21-22-23 'CAT BALLOU " !Tt'chmrol or) Jane Fonda, Let> Marvm, M1 1 chael Ca llan. D-...ayne Hick man Stubby Kaye. 3 STOOGES Colorc1rtoon1 1963 ford - - - - $1795 Galax1e XL 2 Door Hard Top VB, Auto Trans. Rad1o and Heater. 1962 Oldsmobile - $1695 4: Door Sedan. Auto. Trani. Radio and Heater. Power Steerin&. 1962 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedin. 6 c~l. - $1395 $6 99 Sizes 6Vz to 12 _ • the pr. WORLD "Amenca's Fml:'st" PartH'lpating Store In Middleport Merc hant~ Chnstmas Gifi-A-Rama Roush's Shoe Store Auto Trans R.ad1o and Heater. -- 1962 Pontiac $1195 Tempest 4 Door Sedan. Auto Tr1ms. R111ho and Heater. 1962 Volkswagen-- s1195 2 Door Sedan Radio and Ht>aler. Mrs. Knapp is -- 1962 Rambler 2 Door St.ition WsiOD . Auto. Trans. RadiO end He ... t.er. 6 cyl. 1961 Pontiac -- $1295 4 Door Stodan. Auto. Tram. P.S. Rad1u llfid Heater. - - $1195 1960 Mercury - 1960Ford - - 1959 Chevrolet - - $895 1959 Pontiac - - - $895 1959 Oldsmobile 1961 Chevrolet Corvair 2. l>ool' Sedan. Std. 'I'raru. RMdio and H~ler, • J:)c)Jr t WHY KEEP THE NEW CAR YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR WAITING FOR YOU? Sedan. Std . Tran.t . Rad.iu and Heater, Falcon 1 Door SWan. Auto. Trt.ns. Radio and H&~t«. Replace you r old car with that new one right now- and save on the over-all cort - by coming in and getting one of our immediate· AUTO LOANS! SATURDAY Your Savings Earn 4% Interest From 9a.m. to 9p.m. odion bank ' Door Sedan VB. Auto. Trus. P.l. Radio and Heater. I Door Sedan. Auto. Tnull. P.l. Radio and Heatt~r. POMEROY t Pu1. Station Waeon. A.T. P.S. &clio and Heater. 1958 Dodge - - - $695 NATIONAL BANK 4 Door Sedan- V8. 4 . T. &adio and Heater, R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGI DEALER" SHOP AT ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Big Selections of Dependabl~ Merchandise in Every DepartmentWearing Apparel For Your Family- Serving Meigs County for over 88 vean RutLAND •·ji' .,. ' '..._ ""' Member Federal Reserve~ POMEROY ... ' ' and Furnishings For Your Home . ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY '. l 'i' .'' ·~,_, --· ........ FIVE CENTS oats �1J' ""~ • • ,.,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..;-·~tpo~ot . .,...' ., ..._..,. . . .,. . . . .,__..,_., ,.,. •·"' . ..,.~ . . . . . ~~., .:,, . .,. •,il't .. I ,, ' I ', ·:' New In Farming . - • ,. ! . ' ,' .' • ; .. "Sure Sign of ,I ,. ' ' " Three Tax Consultants Go to OSU November Workshop BY C. E. BLAKESLEE very jmportant in taking full I!IM rare will be 14 per cent to . I. Keep complete'. and accur· maintain incoroe ~s near as posB. Do not bold breedln~irrark.et Couty Eltelloloo Ag•nt advantage of th tax provlsiono. 1,10 · per rent. ;·. · ate records .to insure deduction I siiJ!e to the mu:rmwn lor """" lor .producUon of Agrlcullure A person should pay the tax ! Be sure to take advantage oi expe118es. Be sure to mclude Ial ,security In these years i$4,- Uvoslock too lon1. By Three Meigs L'<Junty people, due, but it is poor management !of the investment Be sure to include 8011, .fur 1959-1166; ond 16,800 IOWI lftar only • few lrlrs. Leo Vaulhan. Mrs. Orion to pay more. sion. You are no longer reqwr· farm magai!Jles, farm orgam· startmg 1966). more· breeding anlma!J Jloush and Mr. Kenneth Green. It is possible to minimize! ed to reduce the de,_:~.1ati4¥ ~t~Dfl iii\~· .~ service S. Pay reasonable wages lo qualify for aapltal pbl participated in the State Farm taxes by spending time DllW basis oi property which qual~ cb~, ~ of ovenrllht bU91· your children lor farm work men over a period of Jnrl· lnL'<lme Tax Workshop at Ohio before the tax year ends by lies for Investment Tax, ,Credit ness ,f{ll!i, u_tlllty !>ill fur por· actually done by them. 1. If 8~ Or cultiDIIIIIIber,ll Slate University in November. , olrikini a tentative balance in by the am011nt of the ct'Odtt .~ lion, of ~~llinl! und for farm 4. Gvo Income producing pro- report i1aPital p1na. This income tax school, over 1 farm records so you can more:of January 1, 1964. The deprec- busmess U~. houSehold IOO(h ~· ~.g., land, cattle, ~cb· ' . the past years, has a;sistcd . accurately plan and make ad· ialion basis of any property eonJwnod by hired belp, cash ·~· and let them report ·, 7•. PlaD lo adjuJI ll8lel those wbo help farmers with ' justments in sales and expendi· wbicb was redull!d. bJ prior outlay I!' ll!W'd.hired workll's, colne !rom their work and · e1peD1es 10 you have income tax roturns in keeping lures to prevent wide fluctua· years ahou.id be lncrea""' as. of etc. . · ·· , tal.· FamUy partnerahlps fDcomo 1o 1110 ·up lilt up to date with changes in the Lions in farm income from year tho first dey of the year.beg :1. II as• .a or 81 you may !ann corporaUonslhrough stock thai ara tax laws. to year. This will pay excenent ning in 1964 by the lliiJOUIII of ,want ,to ~pone some Income lraJ;IBfen are IOIIll!llmes used l Avoid wide nuctualkml John E. Moore, Extension Ec- dividends. the roducUon required\" ~ ~· ~ . age M to take advantage of lo d9. thls. 1118 another way lo from one year to onomlst, Fann Managemt!nt, Rates will be lower this sec- en in I~ and 11163. t~e fl.* peraonal esempUon. sprijld lam.ily income over the Ohio State University stated ond year under the new tax Following are a few additlon· ment, bmflver, may want to lo~ braekets. that complete farm ' recor~s l laws. The old range was 20 per al tax management Ups suggest- PerSODI. ·... ,.approacblng retirtt- and partnerships must be and expert ux consultation are Icent to 91 per cent and I h 1 ed by Mr. Moore: may want lo ly liOimd lo ocb.ieve lu ·Namath Faces Blanda· in Big AFL Duel Sunday c~i~ ,pro~.i· of .~""'!'!"···. ' " '· · ' t World Ready for Big Bout Monday ALLSTARS u Feed-Seed Fertilizer· Farm Supplies Farmers Must Invest More In Order to Hike Income Sugar Run Flour Mills COLUMBUS - If farmen are income through barR&ining and going to increase their income rnarketinp; cooperative• lntethey must make greater invest- grated with distribution facili-, ments In their farm organiza- lies . lions, Frank Sol!ars, president As we stren'gthen these lool the Ohio Farm Bureau Fed- ! cal cooperative associations, we eratlon. tode~y told delegates ! wiiJ be in a better position &o here for the 47th annual meet-; achi('ve the ownership of one or ing. more chain stores," Sollars de"Everv farmer ought to be- d ared. ''While it is unlikely lung to · a voluntary farm oJr- that Ore Amer iran Farm Bugl:lnization of his own choice and I reau ~·ederation delegates invest the time and money to ' meeting in Chicago this [)e. rm1ke it successful " the Farm ; cember will approve buying a Bureau president ~id . J major chain store now. I am Sollars pointed aut that 52,000 ( conrident that thi!l action will Ohio farm famililes now belong be adopted in the future, either to F'arm Bureau , ~nd that they by our national organization or -'lre a part of the American a combination of state Farm Farm Bureau Federation which B~ ~reaug .' ' has a mem!Jcrship of more than Sollars praised the work of 1.600.doo . Farm families . '·Our the Ohio Agricultural Market~mnual mf)etihg theme is ·Jom ing Association. an affiliate of For Art10n In "66' and we ex- ' the Ohio Farm Bureau Feder.. ped to increase HUI" memher- at ion. for its success this year sura SUN BNOOPIIl-Before "Projed Apollo il Jaunebed ' on itl way to shi p m·xt \'t'ar ·· : in marketing processing tomaAmerieut utronautl oa. tbe moon, there wiD be aevenl earth-orbttiDK lllghta ·· Brcuuse Farm Burrau is the t()('s and ;:~pples. "In tomatoes huge Apollo eapJUle. Tbe cutaway lketcb abcrYt Jbowa what oae ol them large-st voluntary farm alone. Ohio farmerll im.Tea!led · llte. It lboWI a propol!d 10lar teleeeope III01IIlt, wblch would zfl lion in the Unit ed States we i their gross income this year the IUD with reladvely large utronolllical..type telelcopel. At the ha ve a special responsihiily to! by more than $1 million through llet&b~ oolar obJervatfon would !Joi W. of 11101& of lite abi!OIPheric provide the leadership needed , their bargaining association. I I __ u _m~por c__&JVU ::__ftd _-lloaed _" __0boo _ __rv_e_rs.____ _ _ __ ____·_ _ _....__ _ _ __ 10 sol~·e the urgent prohlems far· : foresee the day when I can I ing agrwultur£> today ." Sollars · report similar succes~es for stateil "We are rady to work other crops and Jiveslock." \.\' i lh a ll groups which lmve f'OD___ _ __ -1 rurti\'e !rolutions to offer ." I Turkeys of any size may be [ 5 - Place in preheated oven. key as for open pan roastlng. Parm BLimu delegates are i af roasted. Correct roasUng Is lf degh'ed, baste or b~sh occa·' Tbe turkey abould be cov'erecl\ . >· in~ asked to considt>r an ex-1 _ slow eookmg by dry he;~t on als1onally w1th pan dr1ppmgs with foil, but Uae oanded program. effect ive in l. c ;NCINN!T rUPII - Live· rack, in an opeo pOll. It re- especially any dry areas. should nbt be ' alrtlghl. The ·~91 . which would plare great· stock· qmres no water, no basting, no turkey is two-thtrds done, 0 1 ·r on in<'reasing farm ! Cetlle : 350. Calves 100. Sup- cover and no 5earing. Always cord or band or skin at drumfoil - - -- - - --· --- - ply mostly cows. steady . other roast turkey done In one con·, sticks. one hour lest than the Umea classes inadequately tested, 1 linuous cooking period. 6 - Roast untll done. THE SENTIN£l lgood 650 . 900 lb. heifers 21·23,1 Low temperatures assure bel· When dinner is set for a defl. listed fur open pan roastinf. cows \4.25- l~ . canner and cutler ler flavor and appearance. less nite hour, wise homemakers DEVOTED TO INTEREST OP 12-14.50. few shell down to 11, shrinkage and less loss of julc·l start the bird 7.0 to 30 minutes A s k How To E.11n MEIGS-MASON AREA buii < IB·IB . es. ahead of schedule 1o avoid de• ·~nua • · oow•n. "".,..,.,., Ftedf'r au('tion cleared 821 For best resu!ts, follow these 1Jay should the turkey take long. Advance cnnt•• '•""''u'•· ECII~• ·head. supply <'onsist~d of mostly si mp le steps : er to cook than was estimated I' LmiL " '" "' ex<' ep• d he1·rer ca 1ves 1. Preheat oven at 325 de-- I fromthe guide. This also al~ ·w<~ a~ • ~e~ ~>v rne•·•r' .. oM'"an"'" Vall ... t' utoll•h . good steer sn . n ~ lo mva o v I LO \\ecM ~ I f S t . Pnn> "WiTh onll' 8 ffiOdt'St ShOWing Of greeS f ' (!IIOW' ~TO) . Ohi o. 4~768 Bu~ln"• f I ' e"' ' . ' . I jowS Ifme' hw mak e gr avy and '; ~~~~ W\ ~-.~~~~~ tt~lln1'1u "'"w wv ch~1ce tradmg act1vt, a 11 2 - Rinse bird wilh ('(J\d w. arranKe the bird attractively I!:" 'H•n .. ,.-conB ('tu• mawnt . weights of both classes fully te-r. drain and pat dry . R•Jb cav·1on the platter .~'; '~~· • • ' 11 " pn~· nrn~ •' Pt~m•r•n steady, with the ex_ception of ity of bird lightly with salt, U To tell ~ cton'eness, a roast · \~llona l aoheM\11"• "'P'"""nlltlve good j f.(l' 50(1 lb heiferS l'8]Ve8 · desired. Do ROt salt if Stuffed. meat therntOIIletef placed ON ·~~. !11 1\ PIII Klmt>lll . Inc 1:1\ • "" ,.,,., _ r-;.,.. ""'• r·,.l4J ,v (,e"nll .,. .. ,. ": h"tt•h soJd mos I) Y "" l'E'R j! 3 - Fin Wishbone area (nook' llhe c.eol«; ..af.' the inside thigh ..,. hwher YP.arlmg st{'ers . ~750 Wl·th StUff.mg, I·r used · Fas.,.n •· IDUSt'\e Or· th8 th iCkest part Sut>sf r1pllnn r_.rH : De n ve r •d a. ., . . .-un .... whm n ~ n.nt .. ·lll "'"'"'• , .. , lbs. low to average chmce 22.50 neck skin to back with skewer. the ·breast muscle sh ld reots-11 Ollf' \'f'., on I<1V~!Ir' P II I tiP 2.140 • good 18 10-22 ~ 10 , stand- Fit\ cavity lightly. if stuffing is ter. approxi.ID&Jely 185 ou deQTeers ll UWP~~ ~ll' · ~lnllnPI nfflc• mill•·. Ill . :n·• ll'tlt Si llll •hrPe mnnllt• 1:1110·. "' ard 1650-18.50, )'E'Orhng helrers used Push drumsflcks undar F· 1f ·stu"'••·t edIt ·~ouldiJ ~"''" KhU Tf' wh"' ""' Pa rnf'r ""'rv! re f ew Iow (' ho ll't' ' 22 . . · • 'Ulol8 8. US "' . ,,., n~i l ~ hltt nl\t> mn~lh &I JO . ' •• , ·25.10. mdl\•ld- band of skin at tail, if present: register IIQ . de- F at .... ~, ll.Hif\· !il l mnnUIJ ual pnme 480 lb 28 good JS.. . . . &'"- . ··,, ,,2~: ll!lt! ( 1\r ... mon •hl. &:.!.00 • ' or tie them to lall. sam.e-tlme Turkey II done wt.mll • BALERS ____ __ _ __ _ __2_1.~80._h.,fer calveo low w..!;::·i 4. Place turkey on rack tn ltbe thiel<~ .part ol the MOWERS ' •hallow roasting pan, breaot' ~tick fe<lil very ooft wheo preors-11 side up. Brush skin with fat. If ed bel- protected fingers. e RAKES a roast meat thermometOJ: . Turkeys . of any aize may be eOTHER to be uaed. insert It so tlntt t @ higho vent 1 HAYING bulb i! in tho center of lhe lllrt', COli\Pi~ly in foil. • U srd thigh muscle or the Thja ~!hod 18 EQUIPMENT ' est part ~f the breast meat. YOrable .to · · · the tanerll . sure thai the bulb doeo bird .ol I& to 24 pound ·~elghta . l llluch bono; Two .distinct ,~dvantages of cookmg are the shortened cook· II «aK• choice 11.50-20.40, ti'me •"" the fact that IUJ.tS.lS. of Ho••s: II))]. Supp.iy ~ tbe 18 pre•renu'1.1 1J WY 2·5101 mixed t.a 200 • :140 lb. preheat tho ~en to 450 degreeo1 \1 Po......., rows and !Pit•. sows 4 per fl. '(vet;> hot'.' Prepare the lur· Spring Ava. barrows and gill! only m~:~;l .~~;.;;~~.;:,:;:~.::;;;.,;;;;,;_;...~ active, iteady Ill 2i 1ately lower. L-3, 1110-230 lbs. klwer. - · steady to 2i ·<emo~l . . ' 2>.Bii, 23~2)0 lb. 24.1f>.25.50, " ., ' . !30 . 350 lb. suws 21.7> • 225, l ·3 m . 5oo lb. 21·21.25. pack· i : age three 530 lb. 20, 400 • lh medium Hnd rough sows, 20.25-20.50, boars 16 50-18. i Sh"P 100. Not eqouah for 1 price test. Phone WY·2-2115 Mulberry Avt. Opening at permit~==~~;,~ 1 OPEN li\ M kef Report emphasi~ 1 3rd Floor Furniture Visit Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture department for the latest in bedroom furniture. Choose from Early American, Modern, Danish Modern, French Provincial, Italian Provincial and Old English. Pomeroy Gold St1r CHRISTMAS 9 GIV~AWAY (CLOSED SUNDAYS) At Our Store or At Our St1tlon ::a:~ti:k:n:1~ ~ 1 ELBERFELDS FREE NIGHTS nL CHRISTMAS Roasting Popular Method for Cooking Turkey mark! "A Gold Star Store" REGISTER FOR 1 or~ani-1 Porntroy, Ohio DAILY 1 I ' {f 1 Stop In and order now for pre-Christmas delivery! CHEST FREEZER New Holland Equipment Unico e COME IN SEE I the new INTERNITIOIIn 1000 the PickUP that has • ; mora brawn where 11 coonIa I ~""~ve• i C . om l Fulton-Thompson TRACTOR SALES ~; 1 Tblo MedellOOO hoi flltha lnmo ••• 11'1 . . . . I I':ARNIN-'G-S_U_P_,_ SA_Yilll :....·' IIID LAlOR o1 heaoy·duty otHI channota. I WASIUNGToN tUP1) . , RUAIRI FERTILI.Ufl 1NSURANCI Th8 i!lit bonus-load bodr Is all·stMt, too. Wott't warp, rot rana made· more money_ In · ' : :. '· ,0~10ncf 011 Jntoreot oncf Toxtl or spit-. And tha ... II lHJilt toutll to loka second quar!er of 11165 )jut ·• ""- 11 . .IJyntiiC~·Murdtllft. Heu.. h~>ld lqulpmtnt, Rtflntnclnt •••• ••• lrucltoiJullt ,. I or ed bl' lessh ofd II ' ..y. ~::~~~n~: Wo put more bran ondor tha .......... 15 Deltla • 1 · C"ath Living E:r.,.nHt Capltalln~ntl Y8's power this pickup. Thor doli- up to 193 hp. I pu ~· by lhAe 1 . Seo then ruf98CI - - ond mony, ....., 1oo tlla sumer maoce ssoc aiion. Othlr Pann Operatlnt lxpen'" ···• Personal n>eome rn the period ,, new rHT-ATJONAI. ocllon·,.._od plclnlp 11..-- 40 d~ . rose 2.3 percentage poillta •• feront modtlo. &t.p 111lbe first qiW'ler of the yw, personal sav.inp dropped most 4 pointa. Thio cotr:~kl<!dil Ask tlloolt our butlgtlloom. Up to 7 yura to poy with an increase lnstaUmeat . f!l: C!JIIilll ln-lmont itomo. lnta,.ol Is chorttd dil exteoded. Both wn lnliCO.. ·the daye monoy lo actuolly UHd. a..o.... II PAY CASH and SAVE MONEY Meigs Equipment Co. 'NY 2·21 76 buted to lioancillg of 11r1• mobile purchases and POMEROY to Am:~!~~ -: n -with . TRUCKS JACKSON ' . PRO~UCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION . tlrYICI I DAY SERVICE ON REQUEST Open Tonight Til 9:00 Pomeroy Elberfelds 3rd Floor Fumiture DRIVE IN - USE OUR FREE PARKING LOT $395 I U -·Dlmoaolon POMEROY HAIR DRYER. DOMINION DOMINION ELECTRIC IllFE =-·· AND LOTS MOftEf $114.00 Ulllot$118.00 UlllloDifW -·~~~~- $1511.01) SHOPCRAFT DRILL $995 =· Unlot ColllillnltiiO 13-p!Ht DRILL 11 illoiMI<ol lot hllllrlltCIIif SlT ~4t8 Tttlh)nitlllol NlaJII-Linlora The Nicest People Give The Nicest A ftJMt=r' . . $215.110 $1.71 $11.25 $10.11!1 $ 1.115 Choose Gift Certificate Thll Christmas 11v. the unusual ••• the gift that keeps on alvingall year 'round. Give a HONDA gift certificate for an excitin1 new Honda or any $UI'e·to-please acces· flll'l· Then II I Honda CMatmol &ift certificm In 8111 amount J011 doslre. l•ck W. Clnty, Mgr. .. 1 •:·: .: • • Phone WY 2·2181 Smtn~ Mllga, Maloll & G•lll• Countlu NICEST PEOPLE ON A Chi)()Lifl hm hundred~ ef eal.:n Ia our big Lur.al ••spectra" ColorJnn.'lt.er .-ek!c:tot. Coma iD and. • th ..... Wf!'ll ·mateb mORt any raint eot~ you want in famoua-for·qualitF Lui.U intmor \.~ e•tt'rior formiP JationR • , • and SuJ*' Kt'm· Tone. F:l3t. und 11.ec11rate in the finPJt paiD& producllavailable. See The Full Line At ... O.MEROY , YOU MEET THE HONDA sl our ~lorBI CfJBJhB Oifl 1•.· eyt on eacb oide of the ...,d, 11.. . -:cur . N.lc!dern tor Modern Fornlorw ... ; ·-; ,:-:-;-:-'f. ... Dla.C...tlt 4thlna Mflt• Geunty Menaeer AI the fish growo, lf4, J!H.-.rry I Pomeroy wandetll around .....•.:g., WY 2-5270 In Pomeroy ot L'Y 3-1612 •., Athens join lilt other. ' I ,_, Inspired by Spanish desi&Ds. Sima fs hiP ia cy1e,. tow iD price! Saddla AppalacbiaD Oat finisb on selac:!o4 WIIIICrCd eoDill'UCtion. Mtldliq-woodpaia F~ 10111. Our best quality Cleanen .. FEEDER & BREEDER I.~., LIVESTOCK 0~~ i __ ' .. FINISHING Robinson's • pIete Farm F'mancmg ..with intermediate term loans I Roor Moitt Genorol Hospltol 28 cu. If. The Sierra CoDe<tlon by BASSETr RAWLINGS HONDA SALES MIDDLEPORt; 0 • . Hawlrs Cycle Sales POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. 1915" �' .J' ' '. ~• 't • •,... l"omtroy·Mid«Jeport, 0., Nov. 20. 1981 ,. .. .., •. r: ,, ..... ~ Kiapbury Alfred Society News Society Notes Tb1 C"'leton 3IIJIIIIJ ~ ·· 1cbool ousea ~ Look at all the f11mBI111. electric: 1qulpment It t1k11 to nt1ke u "tll·a•" •oute • pltlllnt, convenient, work-seviqg htmtz ····~······ Eltotric w11hlng moohlno iiJKtrlc fliohwllhtr Electrlo tolovlolon Elec:trlo rtclioa Eleotrlo bltnklte Eltetrlo roti..,rit Electric llghte ond llmPt Jtotrlo oiOGkt 1nfl timtfl lltctrlc record ployor lltotrlc cen OJIIIllr l!leotrlc otl'lllnt knift EI~Ktrlo rtzor lltctrlo ventllotlnt font lltctrlc toothbruth•a lltatrlo IMIWtr tool• lltctrlc ltwn mower lleotrlo '"''-' l!ltctrlo lr11n end lrentr ~lo~=trl~ film l!ltotrt~ ' .•' •1 0•"''· Will~ t Socl'•ty Notes .. - l'ire ,.,.,.. ""''lPC • ''" MA. JjJ... ._? i '. '' .... (Choapnoq, a/ont, doesn't me.. vclluo. E/oetrltlty /a !!~.!!!!!!!. thai au . IPhaMt • uor iumbtr w::;.., · 0 t.... "'=;;;: M=~· Mildrttd lantaa, ltvel, • •r O'TOMITitiST Office Rnura. t 1(112, ~Ill I tClua1 If NOOII OD 1bun - !111 ~urt it Porn~roy ' ~- 1 •l ·~ 1 lllr. and Mra. Vfflllln Cleland, 1 Coltllllbu1, IJMIPl tM wuktnd will! )fr. IIIMIMr•. !lou Cloland. j l\lr1. Elllttr Wrll!lt tnd Mn. IIJIIII Wil1ftjlr lptnt a wook I wlllt Mr. and Mro. Victor Win· : ntr, llorflllk, Va. • 1 Mr~. Laonard f'tlllllt and .oo ljlORI a wttek with Mr. and Mro. i !lnwt Mren. lxclusln SAPEn GRID. ~--- . ,,I .. .. . ' .;; ... ~ ,.,..NT••aoa ~ ·~. IUCTIIIC HIATINCI tntl INSULATION . ., . , ·, ~~ • . . .. ' ''f!,, ... • ~· "'f I~ • ,. MYRL COAK,L•E·V . I< • • """' ..,.;.u \A 't , • •• 1 Marka. Fa•eu• For Slftty W:lth Tht . . Mill· lJM, W, Va., "p I rtcint vlfllor of ldr. and Mn. Joo NO OBLJGA'l'ION FOR EITPttTI8 PBONJ M744ll OOtLICI' 1 ' • • • • ~ I . Diles Radloear Co• .<1J'""• H~EATING . ~ found in the revealittg new f3 HtatlpJ :ll"!lfJIJ . .. .... ' . ... pqwder blue oraan;ca be perio4 IIIIU!) 1bw Go11tlrrbu C~lll lmntlf t.n• Mrs. ll<maid Mttiatk IIJ1d Don· JDWn . glill•ring with cryotai lbooklot, "The Truth Aboul N•"' ll&ar.•t 11!1111 tiiPII If ,,, .,.., IMUillyi PJ Kay, Belpre, spent Sunday' •mbrotd•I'Y· I.Oealneu." Write, plume or , i,it 0 IVOI'JI " - · 'fl4trllf)On wilh Mr. and M... , .. tqday lo• you• FRE.: copy. II II•Wed dill~ VIlli 11 I \~Ytntll. •·· Jloy Cltrlsty. MI'J. ~lllit Cbrio-~ AIINOUNCI ICROOL , fh•re is no obligotion. from Doc brs warned e numuwr ty returned hoiTlf: with Mra. A Trade 1nd Industrial school 1 · Pf ':"'~ CllltDrwa~ = bll1 MaU~~ for an indefinite vioit. ·l•r firemen • 111 be held from RM>IOEAII• muc n id. l Mro. llli Kni1ht spent a UO until 10::111 p.m. Monday 0 ~~·.: onl ' .,hll>• .:: fi weak wit~ Mr. ind Mrs. Victor attlle Racine Fire house wiih , ltOUND I IQUAitl ptr,,.~, .. ~.,':"'r_rt"::;• Will , Canal Winchster. , flonald 8rO(tk)lort, Belpre Fire II IC-.NY ..,... tlll · I Ill Chr Ill . I ll was thought until rectntlr fl. lloy ~ty 1nd n .. department mombor, ao 1nstruc-1 •,.,,1 could ba enUy Ltt<ffenc• Smith wo,. Colum.l tor 'l'h• 1chool will conlinu• i curtd by (ll11iaillln injeotiona bill VtStlors. Thursdty. ' Oil a weokjy basi• for 10 1111lre Ly 3-4550 But Or. Wllllom L. rteml~l. Mr. lind loin. Harold Hawk week•. 411 are~ firemen ir• 1'5 E. Sltlt 51, Athens chairman ol thf Anltrl6on 114 - · M<Connollovdlo, spentrwelcom•. Prltlty & S.turtley Niehte • 9 ptt~ • 2 ''" S,Cial Health Aosociatlon'a l~t weekend w1t1t Mrs. Letha : · DllfNOI, old: '''Ilia loaf· WIIIICI and llfr. lud Mra ..J . L. lurtd devtlopmont paniciiU• lllwk. loin. Wood returned • Nl,,, Mirm 011 0/u Will ••• rtlilllnl ~ aotua~ ~'!" ll'tlh them lor o f•w day1 lj Wh•l S,,.,, fJ'e :Brirl.tesl I Mil• ltvtll tf ltlitlllltll'rl tn Sttlt lloult 7 ly occurred and v111· Of (]1,. :Jlll? Mra. W.lllldra4 llnil<, MUI- : Va., waa 1 recent l • • •~~·lf:ldl::l)'~ln~c~·~•--~ ~ wood, Villtm' of Mr. ol!d Mra. Jot HOME So why not go all-electric 111d ellmh11tt tilt . N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. NERVE or &fNrss? ChesI er All-Electric . hla liltor, Mrs. Ha"l Car- makeo w111 r boll more n. qcick1y and t•nnlo ballo . ,·. and Mn . J"ry Powell I bounce hi&htr tltoro. j ABOUT ILECTROMODE • ....,.. fryPifl lltotrltn•.,relt ileotrio lntilllrlter Everything modern about 1 uaa home Ia-. .tid lly I· .·, was .a ~uest speaker ar i her diUJh1tr, Mr1. N1om1 } . ~ B1pt1at church Sundgy ! Brinker. Thi!Y Wlrt IUIIIa for '.~ ~d 1 "'-ttnt:PH. • ~~' HI 7 CLUB hll tister-in·law, Mrs. Lau. Twenty-nine member• ot' th• ril Sayre 11nli Mr. 1nd Mrs. Clar- •' llio Grandi recently. The S1:.' llr. and Mrs. Brion lllmpOOQ . ~w hlvt roached therr goal ' and Lroa of WoodJIIold nnl l tu <·hartrr » bu1 to Lht- BYF' · se\·er a1 day, with Mr . and Mrs. I t.:L.IiVIH\Iion in Toledo Thankaa-ir- i Cl1e•ttr Simpson. i••; weekond. 1 Mr1. E1thor Comatock of Kan· Ht!V. Louit Eckola. trltl min-. auga iptnt Mvtrll dl)ll with fOXU~ promjM:~i- » DANCING wil.h BYF altlllded tltt Youth Rallv ence Wickline . • •• ••• • "'"""II ~e ~ea~. ...h'• ShOt Store Eltctrlc 1111111111 lleotrit blower fall8 Elmrlcs VNUIIm clttnor IJIOtlle tOIIMtr Elmrlc "n4wloh eriH &IHtrie oeffN I l l - ·. l!lootrlc """ trlrnmtr Ellltrlo 11ott1t Wltlfttr lltotrlo vtporlatr Eltc1rlo Chrlltm•lfth" ileotrle MWI"' 111141hlllt !ltotrlo floor polllhtr EltOtrlo hlir d'YII' MO.. 0 T f City, Sl --~-- 7itll - ,ro~tcnor NO WI 1 McCa~g :f~n ~ ~a;::' 1 on 'w. Wtiiiii•OII lOOTS ,,. I' \hove aea o. Blamtd , D' M. u~":fft• c:~ control$ and motor~ to m1k~ th1 g., furt11~1. stov1, drylf 1nd 1/r Ol)ndltloninl WfJrk tutomJtifll/y llotdy famtly II T~anksgiving and Mro. GeorJt Nfllltr. 1 Mro. Pick••• oorvl(l relr"~· Mr. and Mr1. Clydr Sayre o1 ments in ke.pin& wit~ Thonko- &prlngfitld •P'nt uvenl day1 Wl"t~ 7,100 fett THE SHOE lOX " '· *"'" Jn~~~M":':: ~ tl~ctrlc butintu s"1ion it w1 ~ dt~cided 1>01 spent the weekend with tu live • .bBiktt of food to a Mrs. Howard NeiJIIr and Mr. i UNTIL 9 PM PromiSCUity :::!!: D-• ::.~:= mon. lod ill dtvotiono. In tho and chtldren, Lynn and Ray, ·ton, Ohio. spent £., :.it. n. .. Tbt WSC! of the Mtth o· 1 .\1r and Mrs. Franci~ Morris cllst ehurch met In the church spent Sarurda.v ahrrnoon iD 11anctuary Friday evpnin& Nov_ Athens )\o'lt h their daughter, 12. Mr1. Albert Hill w~• t~e Christin• '"''' devotional leader. using .as 11er M~e Thivener aOO Bonnlt topir "Chosen for Actiun." Tht Nibert of Gollipolil spent Sun~ .scripture i!nd praytr wu IJ\' dav with Mn. l11abtl Simpson . Mrs. Lewis . Sevtrll membt'!:s Kt-nn.v Shuler of Lttart spent Ji;tve read ing ~. drJmttizinl tht l ~· ~ekltnd wirh h1s gr;mdpar· topie. During lht 10r1a1 tnl~. Mr. and Mrs. Ed w .11 r d hour, Mrs. Lewis wa s acting hos- Simp.~ on . tfH. Mr. 11nd Mn . l.awrtnct 1 Tht Esther Circle of the B~p- f. nmm of Columbu11 spen t tht tht Missionar~· Soci~1y mtt J<'ri· wet-hnd w1lh his parent., Mr day tvtnlns No11 . 12 wilh Mrs . 1nd Mrs. Xoderlck Grimm. Edn• Plck1110, hootm, '' her Mr . and Mrs. Clyde C r o s 1 ~•mo. Mn. Ethtl Smith . chair- and Mill June Nolgltr or Colum· f TONIGHT ____ .... ""'*' Mrs. f'ra n~ of Mr. and Mro. rnnota r. . Ira ..octo ontert<f Cam- , Morri,, Tunday. d ' Clark "'"Pilllt for iUI'J"Y ·I . and Mrs. Price Wolft of Tho thin air in Muico City, O'Brit!D Shown , . . ApprttlallOn For Services Ri ver new• p. ana I j dinnor SHOP o.n. ill""''' Karttn 11 • ;:lng. ••· .• w'"' 1 Miv ing . Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 20, 196114 w"' ':R ' e bu.:; with Miss Jane Ann Powell . and :.,:ease. acm ,...~ . ..... Mr .Mis~ .and Mr::: Die~ Ta}'lor and of Gilli~lt• were rtSOfiety Notes Ifamily uelll weokond IIUOJts of hor l t Tobaccomen to See Grading Demonstrat'IOU co•·, ·'8rie •f VllltiDJ Iunday aftfl'noon with wtth tho Dinsmoro lloyl•• f•mMrt. Ha~o~l Arnold and romtly . ily. [ "'flo Mr. .U Mro. Htrm1n llolfllfl' ol l'omtroy. and .\tr. and Mrs. Bill N•'u ~--=====--- ·and iOn !ipent illnd~~· in Colum- PifOQto, Mr. •• .. . . ,. ' '!' ,!"'" . d Five InJUfe w•• r ~ I 1 -------·-- l ~lol•nd . • • . • , .. .. . . I ,. were ,u recent visitor~ of ML Mrs. Findlin& will remain with ! •nfj Mrs. Charle• KinA;. Also them this week. i 11tayin1 for a few di!ys is hi s \tr. and Mn. Dinamore Boy-: &nmMather , Mrs. Wa!t~:~r Ellis. les 11 pent a weekend visitina hi• Visitin& recently with Mr. broth•r-in-law and tister, Mr. ' end Mr:;. William Kin& were &nd Mrli. Okev 1Lvan1 at Mt. Mr. and Mr~ . Richard Hielmflnn, Slam~. Mil"h . . :\lr. 1;1nd ~1rs . Ralph Chase uJ Herent vi11iton of Mri. C~l. [ l'olumbus ~nd Mr. an<l Mr s. fill Logan w1r1 her iOR, UeorBt Leo King ot Co lumbus. l.lnd ~Irs. Logan. and Mr. and \'isitmg with his mother , Mr~ ..\Ir s Ow 1ght Logan of PomeEl1zabetl: r-. tu rra~ who hali. ~n roy Jll. w~s hPr aon, Sp4 W1lluun Gary Rowman spent sevural ,\iu.rr~~ of ~~1. ~~~· er~ . Virginia. da~·s last v.eek m a Parkersb~ri , \- Js Jtmg wJtll Hev. and 1\Irs. Hospi tal and ret~rned to hiJ Clyde Hinton . oJ 1-'ome~oy re- romployment on thr Paul Huck- ~ cently were M1111 Judy Km& and te.1· farm Monday morning. 1 .\IJ ~s.. Sandr.a BeaL :\lr _ i:ind Mrs. Clair Woodt I EliJah ~l1 rhae/ had u rerenl and Conni iu• of Pomeroy visllbitors, Mr and Mrs. Oliver ited hi ~ parent~. M.r. and Mr$. 1 1 :tl i('haeJ ind David and Mr ('has. IJ. Woode 1 Sunday. ,\orman Ru&liel). Mr and Mr&. Wilham Carr Mrs. H~ze l Arnold and ta m- il!nd Mr. and :\1rs. Char les D. 1h ~·i~1 t1d recently With _\Jr. "''oode •uen4ed the D~if}' Sar~nd Mn . Char!e& Mash and her virt> .annual meeting held at the IJ. othf'r, ~~: . C'lay ron Brodford Eatilern Hi&h sohool on Nov. 10. "':ho 11 VI SIIIng htr• from Co· Wilma Jean Atherton of Ohio .u111 hu.~. U nJve rsll~· spent the wcektlld .S1·veral from this community htrt "ith her parents, Mr. end • nd'"'d the .)(lth wtddinJ an- Mrs Arthur Atherton. r ' 1 r1·~:1r.\· Open House that was Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woodt 1 ar lh~ tledford Youth Cen· spent Saturday in 1\lidd!eport r tor \lr. and Mrs . Webber du, to the illness of her moth- : · "•d . er, Mrs . .1 . 8 Hay s. They wlrt! \lr_ lnd \-Irs. Romer Bail,y, agJin railed Sund'ay noon to ' /lir and Mr1. Waynt Beal, 1he VE-teran~· .\lemurial hospit· ~;J ndra . Karla lnd Lind111 visit·, al wher• A.tr1 . Hay11 tn- 1 """! .~ Court Actt'on Brown and mother, Mr" hfrt · .. .. . . EJeven F'10ed Jn County H-)Spital. Ajne• Brown . Mr. and Mrs Jamea Thornber- Visiting Mr. ¥nd Mn. Russtll ry ol Marion, Mr. and Jl.lrs . J•indling oYttr the weekend Wl!:rl Otto Lohn of Pomeroy, Mr. and his sister, Helen, Cotumbu,, arui1 Mr~. Ed Kini ot· HG~rri~onville. his mother, Mn. Iva Findlinl. rrc•ntly viruttd . ... ,. , 1 Mn, Nev (WmmeJ Wh1te tS Robinsons wen Mn. Effie WBtimproving after 11 major optt~tt- •on, Marilyn Hobin11on, Dr. ' w. Vlt., ...... . . . . . , Plan More Trade Missions 1 ns r~ently. '. ' . ~..r' ,~··· • ".. ' '" StreiUilliper Craeb VATIUN (;ITY IUPII Popt Papl VI'• per..,qt •P· Take~ Two UYIO praisEd of the Ecumenical Coun. COLUMBUS <UPI)- Declar·III'OUP of state offtclals and in· Asia." countries visited. . ell now comin~ to an end i> 1 DENVER <UPIJ • A Union '"I Ohio'! lirll OVifHII tradc j d~strialists Ill'< i!ill iP Spain Khodla, ltwkinl • bit tlrld.[ ·:IR 1"/I:!'Y tm:e•ln count!')' '.fr ~· tltol "no other COUIUlll ta God'• Pacific SLPeJlll11i11llr ''"Uh~ mission 1 IIIOONI GoY James 1 and will rtltll'll ltolllt Mo!tday. but sunburned and rather vl,tted lilt Am<L111in ~lllbiPf ~ ,. ehurch bas be<n held on such into a gasollne tanker truck A. Rilodtl nld allllh ~iono 1 •'From now oa, trade ~· h.,tthy,, said "the 1ftltllllm oiiiiGt wUh tho miJ:~ alld :,11'. ' Meigs area tobacco larm"' • !l<Bie or ~as done work in learly today jus( outsldr Denwill ~ aondllltlld IM!IIUY in •ions wlll be 111 •11111111 cvept iD IHf Ohio trade m11ston sold brtefed lll•m on Ill 11. ol mJY learn how to grs• !hair' veater earnest an<i groat.r ver. touchinB orr an •plosion the flllllrt allfl lndlntld lite O~io," flhods Jtid. "In addbi tilemselvts btlare t~ey sold !lit _{!Otmi!Y · ~~ ~mtiN~I tobacco to bnng tbe ~rea~~tst ' lronqulltty." Innd firo. atatt IMY tpfQ a lradc prnmo- ~on to vllllilll PAtrept, wt hope, their prodtJCt. . ." P'QViclet .lhe 0~!'1 tjll•@llltln 1 return at a demon~~tro(ion ' lion olllu iA iluropt. Isome day to be a~IJ tg visit The governor said all ol tho wllh JIQhllcal, 1~1111111 '•:IIMI '(. , . Monday, November 22. at th• Th~ !listric reU&iou• s•tlo· ; At laBJlt two perliOils were ·A OftW4 qf 1iloul 100 l"flltd, boih Central In~ IQY""I'III bQslnmmen who mtdt t!tJ trip credtl b'!"kll'!"'f'dl, ._p!Jtnad farm of 9idnay Karla". orlPII. with all major hurdtes 'r roported killed, one o1 them in llie 1overnor Friday Jllltbl u hot · -9btained contraete lor lutu" · Uta alalf I ohitiiJo.uutlve, · 1: .., T~a H~rl.., farm is locottidi •!cared, went iolo '"''" to· the engine o1 the tr~in A arrived II POll Coluillbua Air· busillm in thf Europea• Com- ~ Ha Hid thf C<lllporatfon Jive• •\ ' ! , one-half mile nortlt of Salem . day. Only tbr.. brief wor~ing ' lhird per"'ff was ruahl(l to ' port llldltlf 1 lwo • WNk totll r mnn Market. by beth the U.S. State Dlplrt,. l , · · Center, just oft State Route 124.1 1e11to01 ore left OD the •1••· , Denver hospital with burns Ill Europe to promoll In tn-1 The intiU!trt•Uttl lrt 110~4 1111111 and Co~t~~~~trce Pe.JI~ ~.· . Thio grading and otrippjng; da prior tn the oHiciat el••• , over nearly all his body. ""'IH in niH!rt Ill Ohio prtld-· II> makt k...nt lhlir coolrtelt lltfnt '"' exeollent. ~f• r · ·~ demonstration was arrangad! olt•• v~uc .. Collfl•il Pee. 1. . .,..,....,,.............._ _"i I!Cil, ' when theyi rewrn it Ohio Mo~- 4Qeot hfor t b/4:!!~ ~' .,~~t~rough the t!Ooperation of lhe l .,.,.. ,., ..,, "''" .••. "" •. r •'Ray, 11'1 1rtal Jo lit day nip. rof]f I 011"' PV I •. """'·•''"" Farm Management Schon! at hom,, .. " Rhod" fkQIII'fll ' flilotfea said ···,•ml or thigh. !~,rk••iJ!,~.ln ~·d"IIIP Uporll, A'l'f'OINEY O'I!Rii;N Alb~ny, the Meigs County AScs: 'fHREE MORE KIUED he .... creeted by hie I traeto '" oven. "':... • t or, ... ·~r I . Office, and the Meigs , County, Three more rabid skunks IItten, an4 olhar ...m)lera ntno . y,ar ~TI!!d: I . ICooper"'"• ~•tonSton -servtce.: have bean killed recently m bjs fOJlllly. l'llevou pmont Wt~· fined ''fly U!llll tht ctty oll,ep~ Reynolds Lowe. who• is wilh ; Met s County, acc'Ording to the I Willi hllll OR 1M and Hvt etl!on fprfert!<l bonds Ito hoodquarltra, the group I tho .tobaco diVISion of the •heo~h de artment One of the were olltt finance In "'fll•. eounty court Frtday. was able to bave repre-te· Agnculturat Mareting Service antmals killed in Rutl«nd lltchJ111 l{rabach apd Porletltnt bqndo were Clar-1tlvu In each ol tltf 12 CQIIIII!Ifl ·~ ' from Lexington, Ky., will carry , tw another 10 Bedford and the AlkiJlllon of tht Ohio enco Nutter, W M each for in- all It the IIIII' tllllt." 4oelared GIJtp rJNlql< GllliJ!IIill • our the demonstration ' t~t~d 10 Saltsbw·y twp tl Cot!Qnereo. to~!couon ana parkma on the iRhodeo. . . Pam 1;.3, 11.1, l'IUUline u foil Farmers are mvited to bnng MIDPL!POitT. Tho fill ol the .. roadwey, Carroll Johnson, f25 j In odditton to COII)lll~lnt IIIIIon N!llera, Pomeroy-Mason II.. a stick of robocco if they WISh ' ParliciPatinll Slor< ·· on a dlsturbinl the p tIC 0· the busiMU eenjJcta IIIGde, tho lT, Pt. Plea1ant 2tti'l IIJotQn . ready for •trippmg to the do. UtW loalgbt I['Ootly in tltft ln I he Midlllepurt Merchanto c~arge, W!lli4m II. llolcomo, llllvtPDOr pr~islfl the paiJI~JI\!0 Kanawha F~ls Char. Pom~~·Y ettorney·at-law Jam- monotralion. Better grading lto. bllllay partly cloody, IUtle lloliday Gift-A-Ram• ~7.50 for It>!' .. too gr~at for ithe groyp receiVed frllm tb• flesiPn 11.97. London Marll!ll e1 lJ. 0 ~ri•P hao been ~wa.rd· and stripping Will help farmers temperatura cbaog•••·:_~--~=....:""':::""'~~~~ rpad con~ltions, J 1 Bl')'tnt, U.8. omboll!llll in aU ol thf ~~~~~ WinflaUI dflmi w~ro 1111 the ~d ' cerl'.'j~ate of approc•atton l reali~ the greater return on - - - ---·~ tCG!Iil!lll.. !Qtll ,.,. 1) 117.10 for Insecure load 1•d · -~ ---- ·u •- ·rocogmtlon of 15 years of their tobacco when It is mar-l 1 Dale R. Statts, 117.50 011 an ovservwa a• an uncompon1ated keted. .., , "I flit )'tll''l probatlon 19r no efwillt~ l&~d ohargo. . i,, • Boat Movemeoto: !~miter ol tho Sel•rttv• Serv•h•mpQO my ruge •'*or'' U"nat. Judge Frani< w. Porter. Jr., · : Obit River- Weolol'n up 11, WI system. . D K'll I N for 1¢ a footl" · 'l'ltolnil ~. Pi4Jdlt!, It, Sllllenced Walter Salisbury end :tf!!Ontjnuof~ I'IP'I )' ! p.m.; 'l'itan up H, 3:!! a.m.; fdr. O'Brien, 1 government . eer '. '" ~ar wall-Io-wa// ••• or •pols •nd palhl WIJ II~ 110 and ~111, Voyle Ray Sammons to &0 davs CJOd Lewla J. l.f~y; · Ojjlllf Brant up 15, 10:.. p.m.; ~ppeal asent for t~e system, Sugar Grove A~ll IOUI rts~Jtntloll: llmld in Mllip coonty joil 011 taroeiiy • . : } ' Waller !lec~jord down 15, 11:+5 l'fCOiV~ the certificate from 'l'he Meigs County Sheriff's I .,,.,-po•-..,., Mcety, II, IINVI!l.ft II~ cttarsts: It) days was sulpend- CHARJ.UT(lN, W. V'· -AN, p.rn.; PhUjp ~JWrn liP 1~, $ : ~ R. E. Cioullt, c¢ollfl. ,o.us, stvte 4spartmont investigated an ac-. ,' RINT 1, <wtll, P•IIW. •I a lr.lt t4 and both men placed on one lmpj!rblnt r.,.._mne eectton of a.tp.; Chtrlt!• S!Jvons011 down director. A lapel button sisni- cident about a mile east of , ( sharnpooer 1 Allrct A, llllll. It, Ptller, year probation. Salisbury Interstate 77 will lit opened 1!, 12:311 a.m.; JohQ J. !WwJ up fyin- the lltrvice accompanied County road 35 al sycamor~ , 1 only St 1 and COlli, IPOOd itt ncna also .fined 110 lind Cllll! for per· I Monday at PJrklf!'llltrl •• the 11, l 30 a.m.: Jacob G. up Ji, lhf .certificate, signed by the 1 Grove at ! :05 p.m. Frldny in '~ .I roaf cou4itil>!ll: •1'4 J.loy. mtlltng on unlic011sed driver to State Road Comnnoolon rece•v· 5 a.m.; Edll"lll Qoaworth QP c~rbftcal• of apprectatton has whtch a buck deer was k1lled. Po•••"IY Cement Block Co. Ho(ty, It, l'em~roy, .S a motor vehicle and ; as btqs ~er~ on the mo1t ..pen- II, 1 a.m.; Jmy Bosworlh the Stgpature. P~eStdent Lyndon Off1cers satd the deer ran m, 0. eo,!i. pJitinl Jl JP wao liven •1110 fille atvo alnglt hiJijwoy lob everldown 18, 3:iltl a.m.: Charlt!• 11. B. Johnson, Ohto Gov. Jam•• front of a t965 model slalion 1 tl011. a no op,r!Mr'a It"'"'~ undertake• ,In : tho . Mountain up !8, 8:115 a.m.; ~. J. Patlan A. Rhodes, and Lew" B. Htr•h- wa~on operated by Henry Jr. 1, .. ....,..... _ _ __ ____ _ __ _ rorltililll i>llndl 911 charJe IPd 1151 of t~e 1111" Slate. ·• ft!own IV, t :l8 p.m.: Steve CI~II , •Y • Ohio Director of lio.l~lv~ Wtl'ir!', U,. PorMroy. There,. .__,....,...,...,._ _..__._ _,......_ _... 111 ..,~110 Jlllln T. r e was llliPalljje4 ln<i bm- Gov. Mulott lmllh and 8en. 1!1Dwn It, ll :li p.m.; BQ<ken Semce, ond Col. Clane. · · was ap~I<j!!llllt!IY 1250 dam41, Pall101, fl?.$11, IIIJe<lll't mons placed on probation Iori Jonntn~ Ront19!ph \\'til be ~- I 811'- down 18, ;:3i a.m.; 1''8!, ~~· to the vehicle. No charges . o,~ II. ~Is, ... OliO y"r. . . mo•ti1J!Oikon at Par-aro~qrg Oilwnoy tftlwn 18, 6:10 t .m.: , were filed. tl7.10, 9YtrWI~Ih lA other action• J>tjward f', at!lhe four-li!lla··aoctfotl le op- Orct1 yp #0, 11:31 p.m.; Valli)' I rlOCeSS f0(' ~--U411P Jl. lfolt:olnb, 21, Manley wMo flfiH fltllld ~~t~ enad.Mondly. It conoeetsiJ. fi. vomer up A : •~ a.m.: " ~AO·•A q.~e. 1~ for tritoxlc•tion, Mil'ford llld liD wttlt W. Va. 2 Jill! ·~•t ol (leorge Price up 1:, 4,10 a.m.; TEMnE TO MEE'l' • ...,, • ~diU•; Cl-eo NQiter, . Frarn;ia J. ~p tatb levitll Pll'ltersburf aruj wtll ..,_bla Ira c. Iiiii up IS, 7,40 p.m.; n OQr 0 The Staff and Office" of the ~1,, t:zUe19rparJd,llf flt1111 of fiO. IIId lnQ qo .nortlt-aouth f!IOIDrlols lo by-pass llob llfnl•r down 23 , 5,16 a.m.; Meigs Temple, Pythian Srsters, lilt fllriwJy ~ Qf.lf tor cosll on idtnllcll cbl!l'glti tho Wood ~nty city. Tlto pro- M<llly j(. down Meldahl 4,451 wtll meel at the home or Mrs. ~cadOfl. of bunllllll withopt a valid h~nt· jtct up for b1d' I• the COIIItl'lj(!· p.IIJ.; J. ~. J.owls up Melda~l ~ S lUllS P~thp Me!Dhart Monday al 7:P•tr« '"'"II ing alld trapoi~ li1>1naa and tton ol 210 l(lllea of W. Va. ~ be· H 5 p . I{JIIj AI l<ll!hl :30 p m Mrs Mernilart and Mrs ell: Jolla 11. LeU, :11, huitlltlf Will> sp,cial ditr per. tween WheelmJ aod Ben.w!JOd 1:lll p.;;:':·Natlo~Qiu! M:ltl.lhl ' NEW YORK (UPII-Pnn- Homer Jom•s w1il he burg, !lplf4, !leftded to mill, reape.otiv~ly. ~ - expeeted to cost $11 pnlllon. 3:15 l ·m.; Pollywoll Lwn 1.!•1- i cess Mir~aret and the )':art of esses. r pel "ell\lil Nov. lOt Rofar Sj@ey J,jll,le Wil fine4 mo , 0 dell! no a.m.; Southern ~p Me~. SQOWtjf)IJ, who danced wtlh New , .t.yer•. 10, htlkloy, w. cllltl, mth fl~ ltlf~ntiJ<l 1 df!tl 0 a.m.; Alton ?.epnyr up York soctety .at on elegant , SQUAD CALU:o splld, to lfllltll of one yea~ s probatl'"t l ~1~1111 u~ a.m.: Tilt<ilt Qp chanty bitll Fndny mgbt, turn , Tho Middleport t<R squad 27; liW Que~. 10, llfttll, on I nq Qperotor • IJI'OnJ• !ltldah) f:~ a.m. :thetr attantton today to u"""r' was ca lled at 2:38 a.m. fnday lllllflllf, to )lov. ch.arp; Allrf4 Puff, $10 andl lfl Dem _ C0 tt 0 n privileged chtidren or the for M" Basil Cremeans. Rut27: Wtlllela I. .opeed IW ,...al tor rqlld i , 11 jon !Slums. land. She was H'•n to pollt, and INYII!II ~iqyd 4. HIKfY, fl 1 ~ J:,r:;~t: R up ! The British princess• visit In Hospltsl by MarMn ' 3Se Nell~-~~ flOJIJ, par~tnK 11 IDltrlic· :t.Sealie . · 111 P 6 a.m. New York last st,m on her first. ·· · cllttll DH. <i"lrilliut ·II. ton; lloward 14oCQY, flO • ·e , • • .. • down London ~"a ; . ~::;1 tour of the Unifll Staco, has If i! i~ld '!h'a! lbout iJs per , 1 011 ~!\ .Sfl:'~ tllllllfa v,_ ~;! c~~~~orJ. ~~ni' J"~'; CHICAGO (UPI)-4 o[4rtlin• doWII Marmet3 il.m .. J:IIC~ Jane !l become a series of contrasts. cent of the waler used by US n... I· D die •$10' ,:: , I8om~. , . '.~ rlu lp venera I dht<tiH IIIUIIIJ Lueu ~WII Wlnlleld 6' ii p m . Frtday she went from the world industry io reusable. ' - ; - · ' ._, " tr.;wor a istr"00 ' "'ure wl1 teen-aeer. w~• blaml(l loday Allan 11. MmUI down ' Winfi.i4i of .diplomacy i~ the. Umt~d , ' I , 0. a tncrealf\l 8:30 p.m.; Ill. P. Jonl8 down j N•ttonl 1<1 the sophisttcalfld l Poison tvy should never by 1 J ~ron: 41, Vllllllf, )Iii sente~e and , 11 on y ty, lack of mt<licaj knowledJo Winfield 1~:10 a.m.; w. H. Slta-, elaganot of • Waldorf-Asorta burned Since the otl that causes , ~. ltioiW4 10 frJud COPnt. McCo C9w ' lie~ pw!II®IJ f.hY~tfl.l vor, Jr. ~wn Winfield 12,35 a., gala Today lh• moves from :tlto alte;g•c re•ct•on " trans1\fJ Jt, ld on probaion for and the declining ef eoUvene" II). ; Helen Z. dawn Winfield 2:· round of &rea.t museums '" the smoke. ' wood, Va., !IPftdlllll, oltld or the penlciW!I curt. ,.m.; ChriJ Jr. up Winfield tho ~h~tt01 of .~•Ill• Italy 3: · 111d Cltitlfr J, JlaNit, COA'J'U 110~111: Those WI" 1M m1Jrr f141Wrl !:It am.; Jerterson down Win· and Ltttle China.. . WHAT IS TH( TIUTII ... ~. Plllllll ~~ 1 -IU 11. s. Marine Cpl. !lor c: ol~d today. hr •""'"'h'" at a flaltl 6:35 Ut.: Wallar Beck- Queen Elizabeth a little stster 1 clllll Jlw, 1, Coates home on t.avo liter DJhonal aylftjiOIIum oa • ...,. jord up Wtnfleld l:&tl a.m. mt~ved fall)liii!I'IY throu&h the i -· -lltrvini Iii Dlf!Ptlli ill itll 1'1111 dim" 'fi"OIC!rld llY \lui lltroe and a half hours of Nam 1, laitiruo l;tU 1 Y• ~lllfr~fll · Metll~ll .UtCJC!aUon . . formality at the Waldorf, not MIN'5 , p ' vC "'" " VJ tn lAMA), too unlike a ball at Bqckingham ' WOOL UN·D rete• II'Jl!lrll II# "l'Pililll mos P$1ace. She wort $360,000 worth ! " If p 1 jelll!l, · · havo riltn lllllrt lltpn 100 prr of diamonds in her tiara, i "" " ttr • IO<day em. <jrl! in thl'la~t etihl rnn to Mcktace, oarrtngo, brac•let,' Th t ,.. • t f 1 1 ·n· the "' l ..I.. t. • 4ftlrtVer 0 rill quee~.on p1Ul f' I' IOOW VOU IINOW ~ e o ~ m• ton I year, lind roya ,..oor. tons to i ..Ony D>ore imporl<u!t facto can : I· 1 ' . .. Sunday Sc)lool 1tlendanct on tered. I Mro. flortnco jlurm of Mill-' stono, W. Vj ., ,nd Mr . and Mr1 Bernard Sturm and 9th· er relatives frum Grantsville, ... . . ' . . towed with Rev. Clyde Hinton 10:11 were Voro Swartz 11 l011d·[ lilt minltttr. . ,, llld an attendance of 18. The Mr, llld f>lrl. l>IYI Reeo VII· MYF held Ita re1u1ar mHtln,, llfd hert rocemly wllb Mr. ••d Sunday eveniq at 1. Worship Mn. Lloyd Km11 and family. ; services were hold at 7:15 p. Mr1. Gtor11ie Tho!TIN, who Im with the Rev. Casto. bu been In Columbua vlsltine weekend 1uests of Mr. and her daulh~r. Mr. and Mn., Mrs. Harry Guthrie wtro Mr .. Leo Klllll hal returned b11me. i and Mrl. 11. W. O'Brien, of r Mr. Clayton Brollford of Co- rColumbua. Sundlly dinnar f h1111b111 bu bten vlsllinl for the suoato wore Rev. and Mn. past wetk with his dauJhtel' ·,James Quesenberry, pastor of •nd flllllly, Mr. and .Mr'· Char- the Oranat church. Afternoon ita Malh Sr. Abto Vtstll!ll iun•, CJIItro of tilt Guthrie! wtrl dl)' afternoon wore Mr. and Mr Mr. and Mr1. Harland lltory [ Blll Slane ond family of Colum- and Ora Outhrir, local, aqd hor bua. . douahtor, Helen William• •f! Mra. Lonnie HudJOn vliited Rutland I tnt avtnlnt reetnliJ with Mr. Glen Robi1110o and 10n, Wil·i ¥Dd MrJ. Waynt Beal and fam· bur went doer and turkey hunttty. Ina in Virfinia. Jot Hall, liiOD of Mr. and Arthur Athertou wa1 • medl· Mra. Carl !tall and Nathan Arn- col patient io St. Joltph hot· ul~ Jr., •on of lllr•. Hazel Arn- pitol at Parkmburg, tho putl old It(! Monday Q1orninJ for ox- week. amination Jor '''rv_ic•. . . Sunday 1ueats of the Glen td recently with Mr. ancl Mrs. ltogor Voung. Mr. and Mro. Cltllttlll Morris ond family vi•itod wit~ ltla pare.nll1 Mr. lnd Nr3. Johnny Mor- . <. I hid an llleuOin~ of It, offer· r Nov. 11 wq lfi, offering fl1.70. inJ ~- Wor.hlp $frvtcl! to~ . Woroh•p Serivcoo were hfld at Lion It tht Vetaran1 Mamon~l »arold ' ' I~ ' ..'":~~"u. • 4 \ ,:. •• DEVOE : RROLAC CoMtmll~floy '"" ~ li l t HH ~ ew : ! ' " c ran9ular 'ul~• ·til~ .'3' o•era 1 o.~ g 1ulo~ 'n ea >. I i4 ~q Ill I}•UUto' li•U t. Modtl 23CTJ11 B. * full. The rectangular b1g. yet the cab1net pUUJe ~~ 1s • unusually compact and 1r1m : • * Oemagnetizflr. Push-buugn * 82 -ch,nnel * Color lndicatgr light tuning . *Power Tran1former. ................... '-l'tlll .. ..,....., ....... o.-Mfiii!IIIOIJf.._ . a ......... U"lo ~tdlen11111 '-""- ~botlti. ~,.,,,,g G·s • "' rKIIIII*.... /- - , ( 1111*1 \ \. _) ..... __ ; : : • • ManYf~tch.or(-1 5 ~~~••f fl1rt (Q ~gof '"' •••air ol I~ Ciw"1Jt "' tn~ tub~= 111 ,.n pro-.lfl det1ct1~• .n notmll t,~lf Anlntltl Hlf9io~JI'o Ill ~' ··"·· '·. ' trr·· ....' �' Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 20, 1965 =::-~~A=N=T~A~D===:~-----He_l_p=-'N_a_n_t~-d--- 1 ""' INfORMATION ua•uurooa. ~"'f'!n "~~="1,., '4onn., .-u:.:•t\ot· BLUE LUSTRE not only rids ·~ carpets of soil but le<Jves pile soft and lofty. Rent electric shampooer, Sl. Ba ker Furni· ture, Middleport. 11 15 6tc 2StGN$ Real btllte For Pomeroy Motor Co. QUALITY S•l• .HOUSE fOR IALI Modern Ranch Style Beautiful locution on top of · small llill taclns State Bigbway Garage on Route 1 witb good road to maiD highwaY Four be<lroomo, Uvtng. dining, family, tJtcbl'ln, ·eakfasl play mald'o, ottllty and shop Three baths, Cf' rnte tile and wall to wall carpet on Doors. Al>oul two-tbll'do of house is paneJed in mahogany 1965 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $2395 Economv V8 engine, Powerglide trans. Good whitewall tires, P.B. radio. automatic tra.ns. ~adio and heater. Beige over Sierra Tan finish. Fa wn tntenor. See this nice car ~ay , SOCIAL CALENDAR Bashan sOCie' 1YNCWS Nov. It R ml will e ock Grove Grange meet Saturday, at 8:46 p.m., for a pnUuck dinner and meetmg. Members are BBked to bring something pertaining to Thanksgiving for the lecture hour. By Mrs. A. H. BaUey In Memory IN MEMORY OF OF FRANKIJN SHANK IT happened on a Friday, On a dark and dreary day, Pomeroy Motor - TODAY'5 When Frankll!l wu taltel from us, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allguer To a land ao far away. of Waterville spent Friday ., --we miBS him, o, so very night with Milo McDole. ~ mployment Wanted much Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard WliOOI.AI'IUI'Il• 1964 Chevrolet Impala H. T. Cpe. _ $21»5 That only time can help heal. l"he ..-unn~IMlr ...,..,.n•• '·"• I'IJII1 and family spent a week end Dark blue finish with spotles..;;; clean interior,283 cu. in. VB • ed.t• or ....,...1 •., •~~~" ~eot WILL DO rug weaving. C a I I Sadly missed by his two with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mor· n• ···ll,...hl•. o.rrnt"'l •hun!<' tw engine, 3 speed trans. Radio and heater. New whitewall tires. 985·3137, Mrs. James Roush, ~pori_... U•nnodiMe!• Mil pUb sons, father, mother, sister and . walnut. Alr conditioned rison and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene NO.V U .,hPr Mil on1 "" f'MPMI'In• fen Long Bottom or call Mrs . Large patJ.~ a~d ~ouble carport. Rowley and family, Dunbar, W. The Women's Guild of the and brothers. 11-:atl-llp •ore o.na• oa• · ~ T-"!Otl Grace Roush. WI 9-3293. On lot 200 x 390 May be seen Va. . Federated Church will meet al ll 16 6tc by appomtment only. PRICE REDUCIO .Mr. and Mrs. William Barton the church Sunday at 2 p. m. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. ·~ Write: c-<~ The Daily Sentinel moved into the George Roberts Paul Smart will be guest speak...;~ Box ta-R Pomeroy, o. house. er. Mrs. John W. Bhlettnar is POMEROY, OHIO - ---- -- - - -Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Dolin program cbainnan and Mrs. 2 BEDROOM house trailer. forl ':=========:-:------~----' 1 HOUSE FOR SALE : 5 rooms, and family of Ravenswood spent Keith Riggs, devotional leader. (Continued fom page 1) res t. Brown's Trailer Park ,I· good well · Happy Hollow · See For Slle . . last Sunday with Grover White Refreshments wiU be serv ed pita!s persons wbose major WY 2-3324. ll -20-6 lc - - - -· Business Services or call, Orville Hogue, SH !- 1~ and Doris. by the Federated Circle. Both symptoms of maladjustments 19 12 BRICK- DUPLEX 3 bedrooms ONE SELMAR <"iarmc l. used -- 5022. 11 tP Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr and men and women of the church are promiscuity. 11 they cannol living room. din ing room, kit· part of one ba nd season, like ' CURTJ SS "Dairy or Beef" HoUsE FOR SALE, - Rutland. sons SP,ent Sunday with Mr. are urged to attend. ' control their sexual promi!Cul· chen, basement and gar age, new, original cost $190 Sale I Breeding Service. Call WY 2· 3 bedroom home in extra 1and Mrs. Cline Orr. NOV. 2Z ty in the community with 111 ol forced air gas furnace, But· price $95. Call WY 2-38.% <I f· : 2264, Pomeroy. 985-3415 Ches large lot. Close to schools. Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts Jane Howell Tent Daughters their current social agencies, ternut Ave. Call WY 2-5127 ter 5 p m. 11 19 3tc ter. 10 26 30tp Priced for quick •ale. Call spent from Friday till Monday of Union Veterans will meet how can the hospital employees 11 13 Uc., _ .-.-............-- - - ---! : _ SH 2-5884. 11 19 6tc with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dee~ Monday, at no p.m. at the perform a miracle overnight In Memo_"'~-- ~ -------b h 11 Ov E 1 er and family of Co1uumbWI. DAV hall. Members are asked Ask yoarse!vH bow - · c· 7 ROOM HOME wilh at . mp oymenl ~ d M I ff t be s te l -· IN MEMORY of Mommie. '~ Mr. an rs. car 0 ut spen to bring gilts for At DB ta children are L - We""'Ciifton. W . Va., formerly Sam 0 flli h sd 'th h .. t d · •·True was her heart ~ 263 I All trades truck driver to T ur ay w1 er sus er an Hosptial . mately eacb W~Br in tile com773 Her actions were kind Roac h's pr•werty. -:J · pro,icct engineers. Africa. brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. r 01 Jun Bennett, Cllflon. IV. Va. Eu rope. Asia. Soulh Pacilic. J'OMEROY - 2 sory brick, 6 Scott Knotts, Mason, W. Va. u'!i!Y from wblcb lhese Her life was a pa ttern n 16 61c · paHefiu c<~me. II lhi• II reaspaid travel, housmg, food. rooms, bath, full basemenl, l Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson •~ II ... b !tal ~ To those left behind. 808 w ca •~ osp AT LANDMARK SLEEPI NG R00\1S, 161 N. 5th Atlantic. At ,:h salory jobs. lf<!S furnace heating, front and , of Ga!lipotls and Mr. and Mrs. aiRS A wonderful ~ot her Avenue, ~1iddleport, 0 h i o. male. female over 18. OEIB back porches. newly decor· Harold Hager and daughters, I~ meral, then this Is also reae~ In a garden of rest 10 to call tbe cemmuniiJ lm· Phone WY 2-2245. II 16 tfc WASH JOB - - - - ~~: ' 80> 23190, Oakland Park ated. $4,000.00. cal, spent Sunday evening with Jl's tru e what thE'y say. MODERN- unfurnished- 3 rooms Fla. 33307 MIDDLEPORT - One story Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trussell moral. 9; ; - "God Chooses the best. " 1[ frame, 2 bedrooms, bath, and family . Wbea 1exual adlvity ea~ He took her hand , and ba lh. Fur e.:sh ul ilities. : FREE PRIZES forced hot mr heating, front I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard . not be conlrolled iD otber in· II 16 lfr ' ,' HEATIN G, PLUMBING, We had to part _Co!lls __ _ Building ___ Doxol bottle Gas. ArnoldRura Bro- porch, 200 feet frontage on and family spent a couple of Mr. an d Mrs. Eames t KIR· sw~tn~ons u , In all braocbeI o1 He gave her ;·est. HAR MO:'JY apartmrn!s fo r Bicycle 2 Turkeys 1 thers. 018 £ . Mam Street 1 Houle 7. $5,000.00. , fday! with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse non of Parkersburg were Sun- the armed forces, In jails. But broke our hearts. relit! Out of all rl uodsl 2 b!orks. 5 Lub e Jobs 5 Wash Jobs ~ Pome~ 9 " lie ICARPENTER - ON ROUTE Morrison of Rock Castle, W. day guests of her brother' Mr. 1 parks alld in many homel, bow God's word is true •vY· "' from busine~s district. Po rn-. 5 - 10 Ga ls· of Gasoline 143 - 2 story frame home, Va. and Mrs. Dorsel Miller a nd does oae expect oae i ostffu. His cauS< is just, eDRAWING MONDAY, 1 bed d 1 I "uoo to do thl B 1I one week e roy~ 3 and 4 rooms. furn ish5 rooms, mo ern bath, full Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker sons. Dear Lord , we leave her 1 ed. New: plaste r, pamL floors ' NOV . 22 AT 10 A.M. Tickeh ' · Everyday Specta · 11 baseme_nt. , gas heating, gar· of Columbus spent a week end Mrs. Guy Bogges~ en te. r ed the I Any dedicated employee who In vour trust electric ran~es. s i nk~ wit h are free, no purc hase r e· at age, dnlled well. $800.00 down at their home here and with camden Clark hospital m Park· 1knows about such ills ex.isling In memory of Madge Haley. c-abinets, bath s. g;-,s furn aces. quired. Winner' will be pod· , Marie's Style Post balance $55.20 per month. Sale Milo McDole ersburg Wednesday and under- and will not report this to their Husbtmd. Wi ll Haley, Sons& , Tel WY ·~-.'1:'192 11 10 15lp . ed at Landmark Station . Haircuts ... $1.25 1 price $5,000.00. Mrs. Murl Ours, Mrs. Mary went surgery. proper supervisor or Mental 1 -~aughters :_ 12:_2_1'- tp 4 RoOM BATH and garage. 916: • DR JVE IN TODAY e Shampoo & Se_t• . $1.50 ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN , Johnson and Mrs. Betty Gaul Mr. and Mrs. Fon Halsey Health Department for correct~ LOVI:-iG memory of my Locusl St , rear. Mi ddleport 30 day color rmsa, _ WY 2-3830 WY t!-3636 I and sons spent Sunday in Dun· and grandson, Berry Halsey, vis- tlon but will gossip about the dear brother, Charles 0. Ohio. IVY 2_9918. Marlin Res- 1:4SERVICE STATION i Shompoo & set $3.50 11 19 3tc bar with relatives. lted Mr. Halsey's sister, Mrs. hospital to the community, i.< _Milford, who pa~sed away taurant. 11 9 He JackM~~ a~~~sev Permanents $7:50 up FOR SALE OR TRADE-:- N Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr called Frances Jaccaud at Delaware, only dedicated to contusion and four years ago today, ~o\'em- NEW l\f0DERN--I ff '. l Ph. WY 2-993'2 We_Sc ll and ~ervtce I 3 bedroom house 'th . on Mr. and Mrs. Cal Orr' An· Ohio and also their son, Mr. and troublemaking, uninterested in ber 21. 196L ·. 1st f oor e I I Pom ero y W• gs and \\ lglets I room And carpo;t w~uilt~sin tiquity. Mrs. Robert }:lalsey · at Daylon.l his or her position at the hospit~Iemories of you will always c~ency apartment. Mtddleport Marie's Style Post ' G. E. kitchen, ple~ty of wat- John Ours of Dunbor spent a Mr. an~:;: · J~k ~eather· a!, cares nothing about the wei1_1 _4 tfcl' us ~.: n KING FLUTE, for sale. RL 124 li nger _ w_Y _:-~74 · Ph. wv 2..5271 er, well insulated Loca ted few days with Mr. and Mrs. man \ 'lSI e Cl rs. buy . 01ggsess 1 fare of the patients and Is apAs days go by we miss you 5 ROOM furnis hed ap.1rtment WY 2-l9~011 17 tfc Syracuse. Ohio ¥.! mile, south 0f . Eastern Warden Ours. at Camden ark osplta un- parently trying to conceal their more WY 2-2288. 11 4 ttc - -. . Mr and Mrs Reed Eynon and dav · d · • -_ ICLMU NET nearly new. Pnre High school. Contact : Daird M ·A H B ·. 1 Su _ iir. and Mrs. William Corns own ma equactes. Some glad day we hooe to HOUSE on Lincoln Heights vcrv rea~o nablr: Tel WY 2- : -- Hrot hers Auto Wrecking. ~:s- f.t . at e~thspenMrt a nd of Columbus and Mr and Mrs There would be better workmeet you newly df'Co rated, inside and 289 .:. AUCI10NEER • an · · ing relalionships between per· 1116 12 t • ""'y a ernoon WI 11 17 61 r On Heaven's golden shores. out. Call WY 2-5127. I. -- I Complete Service - - ~. p Mrs. Simon Newlun and family. H~rold Roberts and son of I sonnel and their fellow work· Sadly missed by his sister ,l 10 29 trc BUDCET PRICED furni ture in Crill Hr:uHn rrl l FOR SALE: 7 room home and -..Mrs. Betty Gaul and sons of VIenna, W. Va. were Sunday ers, better relat\onships beBeltv ·! Mtllard l G~odall . and ONE->oed h - . - Ol!l third floor Qudget shQp. I Writ.l. Prone or Contael bath , practically new, gas Chester spent Tuesday with guests ?f . Mr. and Mrs. Ken- lween the hospital personnel 1er Bakei:.FurnJlure, MJddlepol't.[ 1 Fa nuly . 2 room ouse Ira I A. t... SUtAOl''HRl) fu rnace. 410 Spring Avenue. ' Mr. and Mrs. Warden Ours. neth Grtfftth and son . Joe. and the community If each 11 2 . and one 3 bedroom for rent. ,· Ohio 11 12 tlt: l Racm · e, Oblo WY "2216 v 11 2 tfc Mrs. Robe rta Lee of Carm•! would accept their respnnsJ'bJ.!i' Mldd le porl Phone WY 2 3HG I ·___ - - - I i 1 lie 1 Notice I or WY 2-2186 or WY 2-3600. SLUGGISH s~:PTlC tank' Clog- !-=== == = == = ::;! FOR SALE• 6 room house with Ical ed on Mrs. A. II. Bailey on ty, du their respective jobs and 'i·H-F-:-~-,~-~-E~ k " "t d- I II 13 tfc ged drams') Get K lean-Em· 'r bath, full basement, 894 HY· . Monday. eliminate recial prejudices and · · · · .. uc as 1 oes --~ --All Sept ic Ta nk Clea ner. i I sell St. , Middleport. Phone: discrimination that are obvious0 apr!)' to myse lf. sa me hemg i FOUR ROOM furni shed apart- Land'mark 'Far m Bureau,: Pl. PleaS8Dt ags-26~. !y displayed on the hospital a misnomer: I shall refrain I ment. WY 2-3658. 11 15 lfc 3 3()tc l' "' from responding to sa me, ei· - 11- 11 16 tfo 0 grounds, in the eommunlty, !her in the spoken or SO x 10 HOUSE, TRAILER on FIREWOOD, any lenglh, $10.00 courtrooms and other areas of , "" pnvate lui. l• o bedroom,. .k d C II . -10 '9 state government. 1 form or language now•.: Phone WY 2-5401. G p!le dulp Sokad. " sorh wdne Mrs. Glen Ables and Mrs. What truly interested citizen at any future date. The uu· en a e 1 more, a . Harry Richards of Portland vis11 15 tfe plication is bumi liating and Ohio, MY 6-3437. 1! 1 tfc USED PARTS FOR ALL !ted Mr. and Mrs . Douglas Cir- would publicly slander their nauseating. Ralph R. Carmen, t H;<t•; i!; Rn::: H.ur m.1, tur,..,JI& ZI G~ZAG 19ti5 Mode-L- AUtomatMAKES&: MODELS cle on Wednesday. local institution on the teatimood ODd otnlumiotted apm Neva German, Florence Lim· Forty-two were In attendance ny of apparently lnrompete\tt Bol 135, MinersvJ'!!e, Oh,·o. ic sewmg machine. Automat- . · d! ced wltne sses ments WY 2-!>434 U 6 ~r berger, Wanda Larkins, Mr. and at the Su'nday School last week. and preJU II 18 3ta ica ll y buttonholes, ma kes 12 Miles North of Pomeroy Th U mad - -- - - -- ---14 ROOM furni shed apart ment decorative d(•signs, SC'WS on On Stlte Route 7 Mrs. Oscar Babcock, Beverly Collection was $17.34. Birthday f here was no ofmenlheonlns e LOSE WEIGHT safely with for rent. Phone WY 2-2716. AI· buttons all without allarhPHONE 995-2297 II IV p· k d t Hensley visited Shelly Petty of Mrs. Leo Taylor was noted. o t e progress lilu· Det-A-D!et Tablets. 0 ol y ter S p. m. Rowley and Reed ! 8 ' arry . . JC ens, _ec. o, at Camden Clark Hospital In Mr. and Ml'll. Douglas Circle tion. 98e It Stark'l Pharmacy. Hardware. ments. Assume asl pay~ I ~ss ie M. Pickens, Warren P. Parkersburg. and son, Larry, and Florence U these witnesses 8Dd the\r U 2S 60ip It 1 tfc ment s ol $l.Rll per month. I KARL GRUESER, P\umbin~ Pickens, Fay M. Sauer, Gladys Circle spent Sunday wltb Mr. families need protection from Call WY 2-6555. 11 16 6tc and He> ling, Minersville C. Mered11h, L. Maxme White- Mr. and Mrs. Burdell Dunn, and Mrs. GlUTett Circle, Ra· the Department of Public SafeAUTOMOBILE IIIIUrallce beell rltAII.Ek IAlTS - rree sew . Ohio End your sewer troub- head , Grace E. Weber, Cert. Midland, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. cine ty and the Prosecuting altorcanceJJodf IAif ywr Clll"rl· age and waler Brown·• l'rall Insurance les. ·we ha v~ all sizes sewer for Trans., Olive. Harold Osborn, Keno, and Mrs. Abd M F ed Sh 8 I 0 f ney's office, because of their IDr'a llcenaof CIJI WY :1-- er Park !State Approved) Emerson JohR'On, Portland, · an rs. r ~ Minersville, Obio, t'hOoe W"'t -tA -=ET = N.,. A""C"" AS-!1AL- TY ln-s-ur_"_ " '_f'' machi nes. Reasonable rates. George H. Pullins, Eunice E. were visiting Mrs. Ethel Lark· Racine called on Mary Crrcle testimony, who ls to protect llittc Call WY 2-2974, day or night. Pulli ns to Delmar G. Pullins, s. on Monday. the employees from the com2-3324 1 1I1 tfc Mullen insurance Agency , Inc. 9 IS ~ ld tbe 1 = === · Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-33SL we 41 acres, Olive. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bissell, Jr. Mr. Robert Ours of Ba munity since aw seems to 1 Corabell e Russell, Ernest J. of Mason visited Mr. and Mrs. Knob spent Saturday with Dolljf· be on one side, aa if the em9 1 Uc ' -~~~l.,.n_structions ______ __ EXPERIENCED Grimm, Vashti Grimm to car- Joe Bissell. 1aa Ctrc!e and family. ployees were not • part ol th• WA.NTED! u. s. CIVIl ·SEiiVICE T&'iTS! GRANGE INSURANCE. Mullen . dinal Enterprises, lne .. Parcel, I Dougl•s Hauber Is a patient Margar~t Ann Carleton and community What employee Furniture and household '1!11! 11 - • orne,. Ill ano ovet !!teeure lnsuran r.e Agency, inc., ("urnISalisbury. I at Children's Hospital, Colum- ' ~n, Patrick, spent Friday n~ght would write a rebuttal to I regoods. We will buy cum]l>fll Hl2:h tl.ar h n li' pa~ Sh o r • I eroy. Phone WY 2·3381. D ld H. M'!l v·JO}et J.IbUS . with Mr · and Mrs • Dean Brmk~ port with0U I fear of repr laa! bnun -'d•ance me nt P>1!p eratnry 1 . ona I er, , . plete estate& or small Jota. ~:~~:a~& 111 a:'on."'~:enu a~~~~~:e If 1 Uc M1ller to Robert E. Miller .2.5 Mr. and Mrs. Orland Branch, er and Wilham Carleton. from the community. Call ,.. UIU ally unnecen an Unmma1 ! acre, Rutland. I Belpre Villa Kincade Coolville Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bamitz Let's face it citizens, nothlnr KNOTTS USED ~c:~~· m-;:,r:::;~7:'v ~~r J\l~n: ,a~~::. Auto Sales From the largest truck or ' Hobart, Newell, lnzy Newell to and M~. and Mrs. H~lis Frank f of Pomeroy were supper guests ll all bad, not even the £Om· FURNITURE and ~::';re~~~:"':tld~:· w~~~v t~c": 1957 cHEv ROLET V-B~ Stand· bulldozer radi ator to 1he I Ronald E. Burke, Lmda Burke, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred of Mr. and ~rs. Dean Brinker munlty. Bo1 100. cu M the o.u, &mallest heater core. 2 acres, Chester. Larkin.!l. Tuesday evenmg. Respectfully submitted AUCTION &enuneL ard (transmission missing.) 1 K 1 d H' d m y, Mary Virginia Patricia and David Smith were , ll<!!phine Goggins Starling . aa ll-2nd, 446-:1'117 1 1---------- ~ Whitehall tires, R. & H. Nice Hindy to George H. Baker, Bir- recent visitors of Mrs. A. C. Ecuador s 19,347-,foot Cotopaxi Lakinemployee _:~,.,=====..,..-' [ FOR Sb LE $450.00. Phone 8112-230:l . die Mae Baker, Lot, Middleport. Stewart and Anderson Kibb!a, Is one of the worlds h1shest act- cc: The Honorable Bullet Wanted To Buy 1961 PICKUP FORD. - Good - - --- --__11 "20. 6tc i WY 2"2143 .........., Ciao : Edmundson, dec., to Reedsville. . lve volcanoes. Smith, Governor, Weot VlrglnFU _ RS ___ANDb .eef- hides: -car! condit io n. WY 2·6936. 1961 conVAIR 2 door. ve r y I Mfargaret v. Edmundson, Cert. Mr. and Mrs. Rank Roller vis- The Gidenns have • member- Ia; M. Mitchell Bateman, M.D. (! 0 Trans., Salem. 11 19 3tc clean, low mil.,ge, good tires , ited Mrs. Hanson Holter, Forest ship of more then 21,000 In the Director, Department Meulll Cheval"'' - Long Boltom, Ohio I FORD PICKUP. Priced to !toberl !Ji>hop. Carpenter, j CUSTOM B~CHERING and Helen Lemley, John Sheets, Run. Wnlted States and 2$ foreign Health, 11 19 25tp l!ltil Ohio. Ph : MY 3_3191. cuttmg. \IJII _ buy hides every Luther Co_ l eman, Pearl Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Zern Pierce,. coun~~trles~~--------li"""'=:':'':"~::'':""'~i 1 sell. Meigs Equipment Co. c M ond ov Phil Me~er, Phone Wilbur Wmes, Eddie Boyer, cenlly visited Mr. and Mrs.I\UJI. 11 19 31 1 Pomeroy. WY 2·2176. .. . Ch . , - . · WY 2-3510. U 13 Uc Dorothy Boyer, Richard Fink,' sell Van Mt ter Portland my were vislUng Mr. and Mrs. Stave bolts $1 .35 foot ti 19 3tc 1!164 BIsca} ne , eHo.e1. SIX Ruth Fink W H L h ' . AI Ising I n. d 'II stan dard, radio and healer ., • . . ync ' TomMrs. Paulette Van Meter of va Ho er o m::e SVI e. Cash on Deli ve ry eWURLITZII !i!CKOR,cNVTmeats o ne dol-. d . d'i" .. s 14511110 AL, CONDITIONING Relrtge' my Taylor, Luella Taylor, Wil· Portland visited Mrs. Donna Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock ellloi.DWIN OHIO VALLEY lar a ptnt. W. C Sj)f'ncer m'M too Mco~~c~J~~a~nc~d~vi.lle. <~lion 'ervlee. JArk's Refrtg lard H. Mas.ters, Sharon M. Hauber. called on Mr. 'Bnd Mrl. Charles ' _. OTHU PAMOUl M11nufacturing Corp. Mt. IIerman Church. Phone oilio ·Phone 667_ firn erauon, New Haven, Phone Masters, Cecil D. Smith, MBbel Sharon Frank, Marshall UDI~ Massar. Tuppers Plains, Ohio IIIWIDI Chester 985-2263. II 17 61 pl , 15 6tc TU 2-3537. I I tiC S. Smith, Della Mulford, Rich- versify, Huntington, .....1 I Florence Llmberger baa ,. atr -ser ard Stewart, Betty Stewart, Maweekend at ber homeb;re. turned to her home bere alter ANTIQUE Furniture, dishes. SEWING machU!es. rep 2-2'284. Wanted ry Dolson, W. A. Dotson, Mrs. James Carter and Jim- villlblg rel.all... at Mlchlpn mlsce!!aneous. can or write: \'lee, au makes. WY omeroy _ _ _ Legal Notlc,~e'---1~========~1 Ear I Wm•s, Sally Wines, and 1n Columbus. Mn. Rowan! Cecil. !00 w. The Fabric Shop, p es and LEGAL NOTICEJames McDo~gal, Alma MeiBe Lehew, Thomas A. Lehew, Mr. and. Mr1. BW Swain were Authrotzed Singer Sal Maln St.. Pomeroy. The undn:~;o~o:"ed w ill o ffe r ro.u le l Dougal Freddie L M De "·'~• • oore, J- AUid. for Trana., Salisbury, visiting Mr. and •L JQJ."B, .111111"t'W 3 29 tfc the !ollowlnl reJI e~ \ ~ 1 1': & 29 tic Servtce. 11 1 T h e P~tlli ~n P~rk Pro pe rty I n I . ,la M. Moore, R. C. Herman, Pomeroy. J)rake, New Haven. WAI.NIJT, white oak, poplar, 7.50 x 14 NEW SNOW tires as ~~~~eport. Oh•o. ~pprat-M ~~ n .. 1 Gall Herrman, Shirley Mulford, Irene A. Davis, Extrix., Lucy ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;-~V~Jolet~;Bm;;;)llo;;;;~========;:· tz> Lo t ~ 312. :c~l3, and 3tt or !lor. I George Le_mtey, to Columbia Ander~", dec., to James H. ash logo and timber. Highest low as $12.95, plus ta x. New· lon'R Ad•ht iun to the VillaY." IJ ( Mid· G ~• rims to mount snow ti res on. rl leport. except that pan M 1..,1 314 . as of Ohm, RJght of Way, SalRickman, Betty Lop Rickman, cash prices paid. Write to stock used hy lhe r~llwa.v ;·ompar.)'. Aplsbury. Lot, M'iddlepnrt. All popular sizes in EASY TERMS .•• H. C. Growden Lumber Co., , ' Pflll ..ctl value Is 1 100.0()-. ao· o·.;,~ piU ! .2 3 ecn. 11'~8 .to R\IT(AND Margaret R. Groce, J 0 bn Nellie Mohler, dec., •• "·-· Rt. 3, Box 218-A, Bedford, $7.50. Newell's Sunoco Chest- a ~n'•:t • ;nc, h etw~en l'srk Strl'f't a>Hl the L G w •-•1 o hi u Riwr 1n vma1 e or Mid dlepo rt ' • rcx:e to West Virginia Pulp Mohler i Affld. for Trans., Sallio Pa. 11 13 Jtc er, Ohio. tlll5-2305. o. Sa id prope rt~ l~ ad jace nt to 'I and Paper Co., 20 acres, O!i've. bn~. . ' 10 3_0 Uc_ Ohi t he Co lumtms Sout hern 0111 0 Elec· -~ ----Help Wanted STEREO Radio Combination. ~~~u~ ';"~";:;~~~ p roperty. Ap prat !led , Apply: to~ L. Curtis, Kay Curtis Harry Mohler to Pearl Ed!e. Has s a..1 P~n·dR vt Nal u t.ate a re- to ugene ~aier, Dorothy MaJ- wards, .95, acre, Salisbury, Beautiful walnut canso SOMEONE WITH a truck to Le eol<l ~tpMrtl~ly ~ nll <:~nnot be Dally Sentinel Office er I '50 one-thiCd Acres, Bed!Ord. l C1f!f# /(, Meinhart, Mary A. AM radio, and 4 speed changIO] d lor leu Uli!n the a ppr ~lmt price haul paper, wood. 12.00 a Par<·e l " ' r••al u l..al e, Charles F. Amott, Vivian Ar-1Meinbart to Charles H. _ ..... .. ton. Phone WY 2-7900, anytime er. 4 speaker sound system. Iof Sa.earh id p ruper ly will be •o ld Mon- ' nott t0 Cl k c """" ar ' Amott, Linda I Bonnie F. Theiss, 2: acres, Le• . This is a 1965 model. Used d~y. Novemher 22n(l, at 10:00 A II 19 3tc • th F ! lin the Mficc~ of Crow, Crow. and Arnot_ !, .78 acres, Letart. anon, ,· '· ·~--1 .. -- - ---kEEP YOUR -bea 'f - I on IY 'I mon s. u l balance Yor ter, l'omero;·. Ohio. tnsurlnce _ .,.. carpets Uti u due $96.00 or pay $125 per Said ml .... la te I• to be IOld IUb· l Alvtn R. Spears, B~lie Jo Arlie- Erwin dee: to· Maude despite const11:nt footsteps of Week. Try jt in your. home. I\ jPCou d to t he "PPTIIV) I or lh<· Prohnte "Ill~ eo~m· ···rvJce c Spears to Leland C! oneh m:lw D'IE fWW . Chester• 0 Erwin • . Delr t of M<·lllo Cnunty. Ohln, and ,.." IV t•• Ill> •"M:' Of)bUSY family. Get Blue Lus- Call WY ~555 _ 11 16 titc ':r~~~~etc~.~x~.~:~~~~~~~~' m1e bJ' the ie! made at ~gat papers tha Clonch, 115 acres, R~tland. ter ti! Erwin, Gamet Browa; tre. Rent electric Shampooer l ~~=- ----b1rth rer•trl'j!'l and almnsl any Floyd Kenney , Marie Spears Maxine Brown, HeJta1iood, fr11owA no H Y EKs , $1. Pomeroy Cement. Block BARBkiE, ...dollder clothes. WiII Gu~~~:~·." a:'~n~:ri:'~ete!i· P!~~=- other dDMlmEnts Kenney to Alvin Dye, Madge ene Hendricks, Everett Erwi:tt, 1 Julta Davidsoo,,· Celt. for TrBD Co., Pomeroy, Ohio. rna e w or . Call 773-5308. c row. crow "' Porte r , Rea&er lnsuauce, PomefOJ Dye, parcels, C4Jlunibla. . a. llJi Stc 11 16 12tp Attorney• Guml w n , '-WJ u. "· ,., ., .,. l I Uc Austin Lehew, d~., to Lou·1&Jiddlepntl. · • ·. -.Jl,'i• IIJ ll'IIIU!'M , '.(litH~ "l"IUI'IIJ. illl l l t ' - •eo.""P'H <JII~ ' f:Gfl &. ..., 0 •• "' »uhll-ttfloll ,, UJWEEZV'S WEDOIN' ANNIVAilSARV Uf\. LI'L Gtckl T~E USUAL _ ATTH' FIR5T SHOT, A L L '/0' FREEDOM · I..OVIN: MARRIAGE· HAn >J' BACHELORS ZAPS OFF. AS IF "'CiWAS B EIN' Ci-1ASED P>'l 'fiii.D I>~A~TS!! -'tt ___, -~ _-___ By AL AT TH' SECOND SHO"C TH' ,.-~~ ~-c 1 'NEAT" <lt -GRIM AND rDRE· ~DI NG l I Society NoteS '=,......,..,....,....,......,................. 8y KINCJ "Now hert are oomt telephone numbere a sitter Mi&flt want .•• fl,. department, police omergency 1"d the riot control detail!" ~quad, 1 JIAU.Y CBD"ft)QUOD:- R'""'s ..,., A.XYDLIIA..A.IR .. NVX~ Kvo ,>'UNDAY THRU II'RIDAY1 00 Sign On - '~""' fl 0!1 Sacred flear1 I 21! M01g1 Cnunty RFD 8 25 Paul Bowen, Farm _ m · RADIATOR SERV I ( E . . 1 -~~ PI AN Q S ti CARRIERS NEEDED 1 - 5 29~ M.l 1\lr ' \. '· \ I' 4 4 ~ 4 1 ~ 011 i 05 ~ JO 6 so --. ' I I .""""'II K V 01 F N AJ ~LII: ~ UKB TWWI lli&-11\lf'Al\TZ 8:00 Sundown Serenade 1: 4~ Sign Oft WJEH RADIO ~:~ ~::sChrlsdano Btaeunar Shaw Hour 1 EJ ectrMIC CoSmpoll¥ Newa 12:30 lbe Rev. Mer!·• reeto 1m eea bo" · 1:30 ~ , . '"" Rev. Sllas B!Uupa ~h 2:00 The Rev. Andrew Farsons R·zer eeaW ow 2:30 Sunday ·oo,......, S 1 1 eather Raport 6:00 Sundowu Serenade porta PatiGO ·-:--=''.:t:I:..:S~ip!:..:00::.. fHE LOSER ' BLAETINAR'S __ ,- 'fe lltW ltBWK LW J A.-.A LJ!'V SATURDAYS 8:00 Sign On - Nen 1.30 Happy Valley Boys IJ :it News 6 57 Wl.latber 6:05 Country illu!!e I111lt WJJ!R LOG 1:20 Country Jamooree Monday Through Friday 1 IH 'I r:t f 1ona1 ~ews ~ ·oo Protestanf Hour 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock ; IL~ Rill Miller Sho'V' 7:30 Sports Parade 7•45 Echoes ol Joy 7 311 Sports Pd.r~t~le 7•35 Larry Anderson ShOw 8:00 Ohio Valley News J :1~ Bill Miller ~how 10:4~ lt'o n!usic - ~rmy 1:05 World News 1. ~~~ Picken, i l;uc.warc 10 Sports Tndav 11:00 Dulto.J's and Heros Dairy 8: !Tut.~ Thurs.) fup feo Show 8:!5 Weather Picture 1 50 News 16 12:00 Newo 8: Musical Clock B EHH u;ner Show 8 :55 Communitv News lll:l5 lusical lnterlw I 4~ H<~ker Furmture Shu\\ 9 ' 00 Tail< of Utt Town 12:30 Rev Merlin •'eets 9 1ltJ News 1:00 Newo 9:55 Mason County Newt " II~ t:mlee with J1:1t1et 1:05 Jim Mees Show 10:00 Public Service l.t ou Portra1ts ot a Patriot &:50 Spnrta Parade 10:15 Family Worship Hour til 11; ~wap Shop 10:30 Latchstring tO 30 Bill Miller Brn1eh Sho'll 6c00 SUndown Serenade & :45 Sign 011 II :OO Newo IU 45 Masoo Agr. P-osram Sl'NUAYS 11 :05 Morning Me!odi t'l'l·osday: 7:30 Sign On • A !except Friday, Church 10 4~ Family Worswp (Thurs.) 7:5S Nen rmJ Hour Bells Ring! I• ' ' A 1> t. Progr•- (F ld . 11 : 4~ World News r ayJ 1.00 Baptlst La)man' ; Hour 11:55 Mason County News It 1ltJ New. a:30 SUnd at Show 12 ·00 Commum·1y Newa ll ~~~ f•ry's Country Juuctl It :<11 nuy'o CountN H aa 1:30 The Bible Spea~• to You 12:05 Noon News _ . ·• ymna 1:45 LeglslaUve Report 12 ·10 Markets " oo Cemeot tiloclt Newo · 10 ot. The Good 11 l.t 311 G~ssler'a Uue:tl Star Ut · l (.: ' re l2:l5 Mid Day Weather <F'rlaa 1 12 :20 Bulletin Board · • onl!rt!Sman Moeller ·- ~ 30 L•rry Andei'IIO! Sbo 10:30 Tho Country Hymotimers 12 :25 News 0 Gramo J ' Jim Meea Sho " 11.30 The Qwet Hour 2:30 County Agent Property Trans£ers -:-:====----....:.._ ===-c=o-__:_ _ VJL A1JTHOR8, ARE BORN WMPO Radio sOCieI y N0I es W 8 ff I ng om - - ,-. sOCiety • News --·-....-<?" -'-ZWl.l·· Bllt, T......,.. Caypt1..,_ ::MOBr Carmel BAIRD BROTHERS AuT 0 WRE( K 1N G a,.,,,.,_ ••••• lr:WUAIIIlltiJC: 0 W G'%4 ---=====:___ 1 It: LO!IGJ!'J:LLOW .a. I 1 to work On f' lette-r rlmpi.J Nndl tor anotber. In thi1111 sample- .A Is used for tint tin~ L'a. X for tbe two 0'., etc. Single letters, apostro phle~. the length aDd tormatk:tll ol tbe wordl tt.re aJI birul., E ac h tlay the code lettera are cllttereat. e:. o-ltpl CAPP _; - TH.'WlL D BEASTS-??_ OOPS!.'- AH MFANS LOCAL BEAUTIES,GOES J.<OWUN' AFTI!:R 'KY.'! SADIE HAWKINS DA'I i ,. ABNEI )T'S Tuppers PI • I DOWN Lakin Hospital ...... ~~~~~~f u~~~ I'D WAIT ,LL 5HE Pur~ HfR CHOPPIN ' AX C~ r;;G 1 NOVEMBER SPECIALS AN' l THOUGHT I'D 60 CfVER AN' Glllf HERMV J·;;:•M ~::: ~::'1e~o Round 4:45 Spntltght on Sporto 4:55 Weather 5:00 Community News S:tO World and National News LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 5: t5 Sign Off 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:45 Echo" of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8•05 World News 8:10 Sports Tnday U Weather Piclure 3:1& Pt. Pleasant Football 10:30 Songs for Children 10 : 4~ Golden Key It :00 News 11 :05 Saturday Show 12:00 Lora!, Ohio, Nat. NOWI 2:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12 30 Sat d M t' : ur ay ameo 1:30 New11 Headlines 1:31 Saturday Matinee L5S News 2:00 2:30 2:31 2:55 3:00 Ht '~HOP E WAS BL!SV "H-I I~KIN' ! I Yl:PI OlE SLASH · ~tz Saturday Matinee News Headlines Salurday Matinee Newo Saturday Matinee 3:30 News Headlines 2:00 Country Go Round 3:31 Saturday Matlnea 3:31 Saturday Matinee 2:55 Newo Beat 3:55 News 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 4:00 Dlsc!ng with DoSI 3:55 News Beat 4:30 Radio R 1 o l:OO Dioclng with DoSI 6:00 News RoUndup •_:'30_:1:nl:ere:ban&==•---~'' l$ Sifllt orr _______ By ART SANSOM WINNII WINKLI -- ~ \1 I I L " GOI A~ ! lET ME. THROU6H PLE:A~E ••. LET M!. 1 l'IIIIOUGHI AIN'T HE, JUST ? A Rttll NASTY 0:"\!:: V.'HE.N HESPLANt-ltN; j.tR ,;oMt VARM INT !-IF. DON'T L,Klo I AH"D SHORE f.4 ATE TBE 1H'i:: T PUR£ EL APT ! �,.,. • '' • . I i Drama Given . ~ Mrs. Ellner Wickham, assist· Astate :f"· r·· ~noug:too'::erSh:"i.U::~ ~~; :.~b:.b:.~ =': ~:: m., ladle Lolorl Fall• Molllo- .. Officers are Elected by Church Class i ·piiy, "No Thank 'You, Mr. :~ Hospital lor Christmas. planting of bulbs. d Jed Smorl" was presented enter· Articls for men or women are Webster Sr. propar an a~e nd me ' plant a place of moa and Lolorl FoUl Ualled , mel!)l;i\lrs or jlhe , I st.~t~~~\ Jained tbe Twlll&ht G ~ r d e n to be left with Mrs. Jack Rolr sented a paper ·'::' t~o~s~ Pg~~~ 8 ~rta~ce in a room and it be· Bri• eburcb.. wUI deUv· Gu~ • wben • Ule Eteetfon of officers wos held, . jub Tbursday evening at her son at Stark's Pharmacy , dby p~ra!•·th~h~i::t' soil \g~t a.:: :'mes doubly decorative. Tips ermon Church Women met when the Willing Workers clan l)nion-av home. December 7. A Chnstmas m· pan ' for fall planting were)iiven by erM I; wUI be provltled by evening tn parish ho\180 of of the Enterprise EIJB churcb :. The meeting, in charge of ner and party will be held at Mrs. Eddie Smith, who said to tbe United Bretbren , Grace church. met Thursday evenin~. at the Jlln. Leverett Roush, president, the Federated church Decem· wrap trunks 01 all tall planted ad tho Ml Morllh The play was under the home of Mrs. James Will, opened with the opening ode ber 16, with a 50 cent gift ... trees and also said that fall is :f God. Ja.;es Ear· directiOn of Mrs. Richard . Chester Road. flld pledge to flag. Devotions change. Reservattons for dm· a good time to divide and re· ly, p"tor of the Lelarl rolls tin, assisted by Mrs. Carl Will. Mrs. Thomas Bentz opened l:llken from Ezekiel 36 ·9 were Iner are to be made with Mrs. plant peonies. MetbOdtst c~arle, wUilead tho Mrs. Paul Chapman was the meeting with devotions. J<d by Mrs. Wickham who also 1Gerald Wllderm~th. . A dessert course was served se'"'•· Other churcbes par· charge of properties and A song, "Rainbow ol Love" bnd gave A large number of relatives by the hostesses, dUring the tci[IO!Itng are Ea•l Lolorl, u~: Taking part were the was presented by Beverly, 1 meditatiOn, "I sha~! · Mrs. Ralph Gtlmore wcceed for God Is on my Side. the monthly remmder to clean and friend s attended the tuner· social hour. Apple Grove, Great Bend ond Rtchard Martin, · Mrs. Becky, and Brenda Will, followe f!Iembers answered roll call wtth and . pamt garden tools before a! Friday for the. late Mrs. Fred eburehel. Tbe pubUe 11 lnvlt· O'Brien, Mrs. Fred · by scripture reading of Psalm Thanksgiving thought. stormg for wmter Also to bank Jackson, who dted at the age Mrs. Herbert Seth, Mrs. by Mrs. Herbert Dtxon and 4 ? Several communications W~!c u~ros~s ~~. Wln~r a~ fml~h l of 83. Tht' last riteS w~re con: ~~·--:; )l?titmU!,.. Dillard, Mrs. Everett prayer by Mrs. John Smith. tead from Mrs. Charles LewAIS, durted blhy tMhe R:VMo~f1~ ::~ liii Mat ···~· · Mrs. James Sisson and During the business session, IOUnty contact ehairman. n· den at e ' oun ' Larry Wiley. with Mrs. Geoffrey Wilson, lther concernod beautification liSt Church m Middleport. Mrs. A. R. Knight, president, president In charge It was ind conservation of Meigs coun· Mrs Ja ckson ha~ been neral oervtces for J•y My· f conducted the business voted to ' pay the b~lance of J.V in which members were ask· ''" tn the church avn~ A en u tleld from tbe Ewing U and Mrs. J. E. D. the Otterbein College lund. ~ to suggest areas they would The annual Than.ksgiving din·' preSident of the Wodmen sA: : Cha wfSaturday, November 13, rf supply chairman, Officers elected were Mrs. Jk• beautified and t~ submtl ner of Magnolia 'lemple Pyth· l lh~ry of the Prov~ ·~"'of the at rpm., with the Rev. Jerry I 12 ..wing kits made for Ben Buck, president; Mrs. .lien" to the conservatiOn t"Om-1 ian Sisters was held Thursday , clall~n and pre_s, en '· Masters astor of the PomeCommunity Day. '11te Or eYIVQ Wilson. vice president; Mrs. ittttee for study. A letter was , «enmg preceding the regular • Hockmg Convention S~eth"~' I' • Ch~J'h of Christ official· The Rev. and Mrs. Fred th ~ meeting of Episcopal C t' Carl Moore secretary · Mrs f- .o read in regard to the Wah· meeting at the DAV hall ed 40 years as cler o e o:lro) ~lal music was provid· Gardner have returned to e Women to be held ln The ~ev . . ur tee wm trea~urer and Mrs' na project and it was voted Members were sealed at a, <:~I chur~h o.nd had served <~s ~l b~ Fritz Buck, organist home tn Johnson Cltr-. Tenn. February 1·2 was evangeh~t, Will be the M 'ue La birthda sece:. contribute $20 toward the table with white cover and cen-· piamst smce th~ nge of 12 un- B .. I ·n Beech Grove after several days visit here Refreshments were served for revival services . I yr ng, y troject. ltered with a cornucopia filled hi til health for~d her to re , una w~ I ll-bearers were !with former parishioners an dl the close of the meettng scheduled at the tary. were asked to wrlte [to overflowing with rruit, nuts Lire She was also acuve as a t:lmarn Matlack, [friends. They were uccompan--' !tid'S Dale Dutton Mrs. Church of the Nazarene, were mad: for • letters of protest on weed con· and gourds with the rephca of Sunday School b th R.,;. William MyerS, ted home by Mlso Mildred EwinK Mrs St. from Nov. 24 to . I l;'ty t ~ol by sprayi~, ~the Dtrec· a turkey on the end of tablhe.: hM_ usic_t;~ pr~se~~ Bunigard~I Wlllard Ashw~rth and Chester ley who will spend several ·ys and Miss Le-nora Giles. That 7:R31) pmMreac;o:;~mn~f ~ ~s. announced! Secr:t pal tor of State Oh1o Highways. The Napkms further camed out L e,c otr WI rs rv Kni ht w1th them. e ev. ·. • . . Carden Club Assoc18ioo ap- Thanksgtving theme. Ethel Ste·' ner and Mrs. Ethel Rtley of C~m;n from out of town oe Cabeen and Miss Mary ' Newark, an elder m the Church and $1 gtfts wtll be exchanged. oves weed control by mowing ard asked grace Glouster ac-compamsts. Speak· M g and Mrs George Shiv· J b f Columbus are week· } , f of the Nazarene, IS now devot The wonder box donated by ut not by spra)•mg A class on El abeth Campbell most ex· ing durmg the serviCes was Mrs wereJ r d J Ann and Mr Am ro 0 f h" ents Mr Oln ing hts full time to the work MISS Dorothy Long was award· tz , I D h Le . f Bidwell rep eler r. an ayne . end guests o l5 par ' . f II H beo--dn tJis d to M M tie Long llasic arranging design by Mrs I cellent chtef, opened the meet·l orot Y WIS o . . . and Mrs. George Shiveler Sr. and Mrs. Fred Cabeen, and Mr. OfiOn o . evange sm. e ." ' I" rs. yr . lfene Jackson, was announced I tng in ntuahslic form. Ella r~sentmg the Providence Asso of Cmcmnati; Mr and M r s.' and Mrs. William Slater and mmastry m . 1951 as pastor of I Rerreshments were served lnd all that are interested . Smith was reported 11\ and ~r-' CI<~tJon Aaron Kelton, Richmond, va; I f'amil I a church m Za~esvdle ~r by Lhe h_ostess at . the close of 4o send names to Mrs. Lewts. is Grueser In distress havmg Oul ·uf-town rel ativ es and , M Gerald Lozier and Jay and l Mry. nd Mn Lawrence Mat-Powell IS a graduate of Ohv~t he meetmg, to mne members ' Reports on the Regional lost sister by death A round rriends here for th~ services Ln- J rs. Madt'son N J . Mrs Hen· · as . · ' 'a are guests' Columbia Grange No. 24:36 m. and Pasedena CoHeRe m and f1ve children, Beverly, 4 Mary Ellen Sm1th • · HenrY, " · Jam-ltox o1 myrna, u · · · · lhg at Little Hockng were g1v- robin sympathy cart was sent eluded Mrs . · 1 yean, Fultz and sons, of hts rents, Mr. and M r 9. was host on SabJrday evemng ~ahf. In addT llOO to h'IS PI·each Becky. Brenda, and Br1a11 Wdl en by several members It was to Mrs. Grueser Forty-five shut·, Mrs: ~hoebe Coats,_ Miss Kar- es and Mickey, Mrs. J 0 h n Carl J:tox.. Tuesday they at Columbia School to Star and ms mlms~r~·, Mr P~wel! took : and Roger D1xon. \loted to send gifts to Ath~ns I m calls were report-ed -and a•en Smith, Mrs. Deserette Len· Brown and family Columbus . Columbus to visit Mrs Laurel Grange members and \ vocal trammg and IS an ex·l • report given on altruistiC work. I eur, Mr Clmton FJoy,ers, Mr. Also Mr. and Mrs. William !;e~e ~~·aylor sister of Mr. Mat: other guests when officers of cellent tenor solmst. Residents \ Miss Goodflll il 't The charler was draped miCharles Rickman, Columbus: M· ers' Johnson City; Mr. and I Y VIa • the three Granges were install· are invited to a,ttend the ser4 ~ I memory or Rhea Myers A vote Mrs Edna Lew_ts. Akr?n, pres!· M~s Walter Major, Grove City; \ to~1rs William Reynolds has ed by J.~m from VintOn cowr vices each evenm~. The Hev. l Guest at Party Clyde J Barlett Ill pastor of M1ss Becky Goodall wa~ guest 1of thanks was g1ven the dmner l d~t of ~he OhiO Baptist Worn- Mr and Mrs. Raymond Greal· retur~ from Gallipolis where ty . commtltee, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. ens Aux1hary. Dr. Le~ls RICk- hou.se, Huntington, w. va.: Mr. shes ent several day s with rel- Members of the Installing I he !oral church. of honor at a surprise birthday FOR ALL OCCASIONS Campbell and Ella Smith. Plans man. Mt. Clem•ns. Mtch.; Mr. •nd Mrs Sam Strauss Athens· p team were Mr and Mrs LBw· p•rty Friday evening, Novem· f Ch · t ar v· · nt Yousg Gary Pa M r . ' ' atJVes. . . be 2 th h fh I We wtre flowen everywhere were made ur a . n s nUts p • mcc ' , . a . Mrs. Gene Stuckey, West C<r Mrs. Lowell Probasco of renee Morton, Mr. and Mrs. , SERVICE HELD 1 r I , at e orne o er _! sty and SO cent gt_ft exchange Aaron Ke~nedy, Atto~:~el::~~~ lumbia . W. Va.; Wld Willard I Charleston, W. Va. has been Wayne Cooper and Mr. .and\ Funeral services for the late ler, Mrs. Janice Neutzl~ng. - Y/Y 2 2039 st the next meetmg, Decem·: Mrs. ~elt~ yx~~g,Cincinnati · Ashworth, Kent. the guest of friends for seve~al Mrs. C. B. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. H. E. Perry, father o[ Games were played and pnzes 01 NIGHt WI 9-2951 ber 16. It was ann~unred t~at l Mrs. raDoo 'I Jackson' ----. days The Probasco Iamtly Virgil Atkins, Meigs county dep- 1Mrs Homer Hict were con· awarded each guest. the Past Chief ~~rt$~mai~t ~:~ ~:~:v~lle ; r~iss U:n~~tte J~hn: have. been transferred to _Indi· uties ~nd Mrs. Gladys Pierce of [ dueled Saturday al the EwingsI Afler refres hment! of Jce ~ PorTiflroyflower Shop ner and party wtt . g DeM . Clarrnce McCabe Jr i ana where Mr. Probasco " as- Rodcliff were also pre,.nt. Funeral Chapel in Pomeroy.! cream, cake, and punch were change would b~ Thur;~~~;..ted ~',~it ;~;. Miss Lewis and 's,;:l "'ciated with the N.Y.C. Rail· About 60 Gra~gm and guests Out-of-town relatives here for served: Becky opened her many N ~DMWard Van :~~~roy cernber 2, ~~t em nice ~rd,en Bidwell : Mrs. Ora ' --- --road . They were former resi· enjoyed a bountiful potluck sup- the services were Mr. and Mrs. imce giftS. Attend~ng were Tan· church at 6 · P· · Vmey Mrs' Helen Leach, and I Entered Hospllal dents of Middleport. per. Dne appeal for aid was J .W. Seyfried and daughters,' na Gardner, Carne Sears, DebMrs. Ethel Riley, Glouster. Persons entering Holzer H:ls- The. ~iddleP:Orl Band Booster answered by the ~ran~e and 1 of Lynchburg, Va. _a 1~d John b1e Gilkey, Sue Phahn, _and Mrs. Pallbearers were Arnold Rirh- pita I during the last 2-t: hours As~1allon wtU ~eet Mon~ay County Grange Officers Conrer- Perry, Marvin Pa1nt~r, Mr. Robert ~oodall. Sendmg gift~ ards Charles Winston, Law- included : Mrs. James E. Betz, evenmg, Nov._ 22 tn Ute high ence was announced for Novem- and Mrs. Herbert Pamter of were Jo)Ce Long, Sue Neutz rene~ Boyd, Wlliam Clayton, 608 Third Ave.; Mrs. Ethel P. school cafetena •t 7:30 p.m. ber Z2 at Rock Springs Grange [Seven> City, va. lng, and Sandra Clatworthy. John Moon and Carl Williams. Stmmons, RL I Northup; Ed- Mr. and Mrs. AUred L. Roush, hall. . 1 A dinner Wlls served for the out· win Carroll, 1666 EasternAve.; Lmcoln-St. were m Oak HiU I CONTRIBUTES! ! CLUB MEETS ed to Mrs. Rtchard Flnlaw and Iof-town guests at the church hy i1John w. Brown. Jr., Lower Rtv· Thursday evemng where they i Th Lo 1 Women's Class of' Mrs Albert Martin was a Mrs. Charles Rtffle. Refresh· !he women of the church and Ier Rd: Mrs. Zelia Grate, Rt. attended the Oak Hill .Senior the •Mid~a rt Church of guest. when Mrs. Donald Me· menls were oerved by llle host· Ithe Guild Girls. 2 Patnot ; Rtchard L. Mollohan, Class ptay whiCh was dtrected l ,.., . . epo 1 lbUiillll .l!O to Kenzie entertailled the Bt Iess to the above named and _ Rt. 1 Ga llipolis; Kenneth E. by their son. Ru>Sell Rou!h, th""~.d~· .t.:Q~ r firo~eo for Monthlv Canasta club •Thurs- Mrs. Paul Taylor, Mrs. John HAS GUESTS Sheets, Crown _City; Mrs. Char.' faculty member. They were din- C~rist~asepor ' b~~k.ets instead' day ev~ning, at htr home, Plei.l-, Beaver, Mrs. Eugene Trtplett Mrs. E"te Russell. llliddle· les W. ClaKg, Btdwell; Mrs. Ray· ner guests of Mr .,. and M r $$l~a~s~ll~ste~d.~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiii~ · •:•n:t_K:i:dg~e~.~P~r~tze:s:.;:w:er~e~a:,:w:,:a:rd-;._:,:1•::,~:;:~_~;::l;;rs;_._...G~-"-~y-C~oiiwiiaiinii.....,..., port, had as dinner guesls on mond E. . Johnson, Rt. Roush and son, E11c. . ~ .~ , Sunday her brother, Mr. and 2 Crown City; Mrs. Jack· Mr. and. Mrs. Homer Rtce Mr Eber Bolin Greensburg , 1e E. Lee, Henderson, have rece1ved word that their .:hristm. aub Oh~~ - her broth~rs, Mr. and ; W. Va.; Mrs. Orv~lle E. Clonch, son, Harold _and fHmily have M ' Ebe B r Greensburg· ! Henderson Mrs. Carl E. Lynch, moved to B1lhngs , MonLana. checks going i , " · d Mr oHm, Bolin Mid~ i Rl. 1 Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Dorsel from California. He is with the •• W. Va.; U. S_ 'I · · he recrunmg ·· , "· .1arryB l'n ,· ·ngs- ·' E. McDa de, Rt . 2 'uwn, ll annes m t Idl·1r. ant . rs. !I gift 01 •~ epor. ~" C Hill R IR M . ' 1 'll M d M Eb Born I Leo . . t. ac10e; rs. i serv1ce. ... I VI t . . . ~- an 'th ~~- . M I I Basil R . Cremeens, Rutland; Recent guests of Miss Ruth budgthl .Bt'f VISiting ~I d ~ s~~ er, rs .l Mrs. Charles L. Lindeaur, wen- Wise and her fathe r, C. H. Wise, ' Essie Russe an ro ers 1 ston; Leon Legg, Rt. 3 Proctor- Sr. were Mrs. Leo Swick and 1 I ry and Cecil. ville; Elmer E. Swingle, Jack· Mrs. William Belz of Columbus,[ I son Mrs. Betty Alonzo, Rav- and Mn. B. J. McCormick and enswood; Marie Ann Smith, Mrs. John Cunningham of Sl. • ......,. Ohllt Jackson ; Mrs. Clarence E. Bry· 1Albans, W. Va. j ant, Rt. 1 Ironton; Mrs. Marjor- Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Car· , i• Ball, Court Margate, Fla.; sey and family of Bradbury vis· TONIGHT If you have not already joined, give Frank L. Dray, Springfield. ited Miss Ruth Carsey and Mr. "DR. TERROR'S Brtb• and Mrs. Walter Cross of WavHOUSE OF HORROR" yourself the thrill of having the added Mrs. Jackie E. Lee, Hend•r· erly this past week. ('recbnlco1or) son, W . Va., son, 5:34p.m. FriMr. and Mrs. John Lyons and !' Peter Cushing, Cbrititopher "shopping power" next year that our '65 Lee, Katy Wild. day ; Mrs. Charles L. Lindeaur, lson, Johnny, have moved from "A BOY TEN FEET TALL" Wellston, son, & p.m. Friday. Grant·st to property on Palmer.ll members have now. You'll avoid holiday (Technicolor) Dlocbarged st. Fergus McClelland, Edw. G. Mrs. Earl Y. Barnhill, Mr. George B'aker has return· Robinson. holes in your budget . , . and for so little Manford Blessing, Clarence E. ed to his borne from Holzer I Bryant, Oscar CUnningham, Hospital in Gallipolis where he SUN .. MON. and TUES. put away each week. It'll make ~ much Carl E. Delong, Clarence B. was under treatment November 21-22·23 Hoffman, Mrs. Emmogene M. "CAT BALLOU" happier Christmas, don't you lhink? (Tecbnicolor) Lohn. Ralph E. Parker, HAVE GUESTS i Jane Fonda, Lee Marvin, Ml· Ruegsegger, Miss R. Friday evening supper cbael Callan, Dwayne Hick- Stanley, Fred M. Stewart, guests of Mr. and Mrs. M man, Stubby Kaye. Richard W . Cremeens, Mildr-.1 Babr were their son, Bill I 3 STOOGES Colornrtoont . Woomer, Freddie R. Bryant. Bahr of Gallipolis, and Dr. eChocklng eSovinga Loyd Carr of the Rio Grande ~ eLoans College at Rio Grande. Dn Sun· e Sofo Dopoait day , Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bahr e Bonking-by-Mall entertained with a turkey din· • ner honor inK Mr. Clyde Salser'• I See these outstanding values UCEtVI NEXT birthday. [ DEPOSIT EACH Middleport In womens all wool untrimmed NOVEMIIIR WIEK FOR SO WliiKS VISITS MOTHER coats. Now Is the time for you Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Scholl $ 25.00 SOc and family of Mt. Vernon spent to purchase your winter coat $ 12.50 2Sc last weekend with his mother, $ so.oo at this great savings. Styles $ 1.00 Mrs. Francea Scholl. $100.00 $ 2.00 and fabrics seen in much high· CONFERENCE SET $150.00 $ 3.00 The Meigs County Grange Of. er priced lines. Beautiful new $250.00 $ 5.00 fleers conference and School of $500.00 colors. These coats are styled $10.00 Jnotructioo will be beld Mon- ~ by MisS Ada HoskinS ' i:':,':b November 13 r:c· J . F. Around And F R . I epo teach~ ~w· I P~ans Ha~old Cfhr~tmas Serv•ce • r. K~~g t~ h~:~ 4 0 f /nsto'II • 1 Held by Granges 1 I f f I• )[ UJC!J :rM Hospital NeWS 1 •·! 1 • entt·ne\t.~ • • ,at ·.y _, ~- I -------------------~~--------------------------------~:---~-:~--~----~~~~-:~~~::-=~::~---------~~~ ---------------------..VOt XVII NO. 183 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1965 FIVE CEN11 vr Fifth Fatality o'f Year is Recorded at ' Mrs~EttaB.Altizer, 74, ~ Dies-AfterCrashonRt.35 WORLD WASHINGTON- wrm. AN eye on lbe scheduled Gemtm 7 . IIJNICe shot, federal mediators One woman was fatally Injured and ~~ur othe~ ~er· planned to try again today to sons had minor injuries in a two car colliSIOn at 1-,1 P· oneat and four tenths set11• the strt'ke 8gainlt the b I\. m · thSaturday · foon ofRtRt35i80 Kessell's market.miles west McDonnell Aircraft Co~., u of ~~~n~t't:B. Altizer, •74, Rt. 2 Bidwell, died at 3_:30 • der .of the space. capsu t Sat rda in Holzer Hospital where she was bemg O.vold E. Thomoo Larry Rife Wtlllam E~ ~~Uon ~ f~~ted ~or i~juries Including severe lacerations of; the ENUST IN US AIR FORCE_ Larry E. Rile, 17, son of tbe. Feder schedUI· head and fractures of both \ of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Rife, Dexter, alii. David R. ConclhaU~n. Servl"!sslons with legs. vestigation. Tho Altizer ear Thomas, 19, son of M'!<.IDd Mrs. Sanford J. fiomas, 315 1 ed bargat~tng M Don The state highway patrol saldl w.s demolished and there was Brotdway·st., Middle]!Ort, have enlisted in the U.S. 11 . the aecident occurred when Da·iheavy damage to the R1epen· Force and ~~e present11 undergoing basic .JJ~ning repre!lentati:l or Jnt~ti::a) and the at ng hi . JAM! vid R. Altizer 76, Rt. 2 Bidwell, hoff car. Lackland M1htary Training Center, San Ant~ · 10, Texas. Association ~ M:i, n~ 18se~sions driving east 'made a left turn The patrol reported • hitskip Both will receive technical training in the echanical ~: ·~nd wSun:' made across the highway, apparently accid~nt at 1:10 a.m. Sunday in area upon com~letton of ba~ic trai.ning. Thorn~• is a 1964 there turning tnto Kessell's market, Cheshll'e, at the Suooco Serv·lgraduate of Middlepo.rt ·High school and Rile, a 1965 ,.8 u Y .. some ~r't~' u1ttle nt in front of a westbound car drlv· CONTINUED Dn Page 10 graduate of Rutland Hilh School. was no m a on a se me en by James P. Riepenhoff, 18, ·was near. Wellston. .tire 1 t 1 1V! w Vietnamese Rangers Fight oft Hordes of Attacki·ng Guerri.llas · , · SAIGON (UPil-An outnumbase camp In Quang Ngal and small arms. The ump bered battalion of Vietnamese Province. . . straddles nat ional highway O"rangers today fought off wave The battle was sttll m 20 mlies southeast of Quaaa alter wave of assa~lls by 2,1100 progress, according. to late Ngai City .. Commumst guernllas '" a reports, as Amencan 8\r The fighttng at the ratl&'f raKing battle 320 miles north- power, artillery and naval camp was the largest of liv, west of Saigon. gunfire kept the Viet Cong Communist attacks reported The ranger . commander re- regiment from overrunning the t~a! by Americaa mititar7 ported by radto that he could camp. olnctals. see the bodies of more than 400 Biggest Communist Attack fn another combat aone. dead and wounded Communists U.S. military spokesmen said South Vietnamese infantrymn stacked up beyond the barbed Itho guerrillas attacked with and American air power wire surrounding the battalion machineguns, recoilless rifles repulsed a strong CommunitJ& attack in the jungles 40 miles northwest of SaiKOD and killo4 th P',ace I d 0 n Da llas Dea th R oom Door AUGUSTA, GA. - THE JJOC. Officers said the Rlepenhoff 100 euerrillas, Kovernmenl mn;.. tors, nurse• and military men car struck the right rear of the re~a t~ry l:pokesmen :"'db ~~lhed who have hovered around for.. Altizer car, causing it to spin acasua les were sal Lo e ui t. mer President Dwight D. E!J. round in the driYeway at the DALLAS (UP!)-A wreath city that still feel• the efl<ellt was proaounced dead after a Force I, the presidential Exceptional Youth, a haven for I enhower since be suffered two market. Both Mr. and Mrs. AI· on the door of Trauma Room of the tragedy two year~ ..o team of docton vainly worked jetliner, planned to attend al mentally retarded youth across to save his life, memorial service at a Roman the street from Father Huber's 1dld heart attacks recently pre- tizer were thrown from their No. 1 at Parkland Hospital, todJy. pared today to movo their lam· car by the impact. where President Kennedy died. Trauma Room No. I iiao Father Huber, who heard Catholic Church in Fredericks· church. ous patient to Washington. Dr Do aid R Warehime Gal· A Mass cooducted by the Rev. closed Jl midnight and Cha· about the shootinK on the radio burg, Tex., near hts LBJ An all-faith memoriam was Railroad officials were put-- Ua ~un~v cor~ner said death Oscar Huber, who administered plain Carl Nighswonger planned and rushed to Parkland to Ranch. Ischeduled today at Temple I tin& together an eisht-ear train was due io 8 skull,fracture and last rites to the fallen to place a wreath on the door administer last rites, planned Tt f . IEmanu-El with the Dallas I 10 to move Elaenhower and bla blood clot on lhe brain She al· President. A L-eremony at the and SJY a prayer at 8·:W a.m. to say a special Mass. trst of m:nyd memonal'lsymphony Orchestra th• tern entourage tafely and as quick.' 80 suffered severe. la~rations downtown site where he was CST (9:36 a.m. EST). MEmorial Ma11 shervdtceds wasb un fayh ODnek- pie choir and lhe N~rth Texa~l •· Walter Reed or· ·•·t . It I th 12 b l'f I p 'd t J h .. ~ took ·• of the head 1tnd fractures "'w · was n e • Y ~~"" 00 res! en nson, ....o C!'un ff re c mem ·1 rersh o K t· eh a0 f State University Choir prov id-[. IY .. possible w 1 Hospi\111. The Army latd down both legs Such were the activities of a room !hat President Kennedy tho oa.th of office •board Air ' C 1 bounet sto dl de mg ts ing music COl UM BUS (UPfl 0 ov atrlct aecurity arrangements for · , fifth o urn us a ten e a rosary · l • . th be . It . waa,o!_Gallill couot_y s . and benediction at St. Cecelia A high Mas!! at 7<10 p.m. .James A_ Rhodes, home from e e movt, schedllled ID WI trafftc fallillly of 196S,mdudme Catholic Church. They also la id EST was to end the official trade mi.sion to Europe, was &oni&ht. one in the city of G~lbpohs. a wreath at the assaSSination : memoria ls. bark in his office at 7 a. m. toCOLUMBUS - GOV. JAMES Occupants of the other ear, Site. da y churmo g out a s•ries of an· A Rhodea ha• sent out orders Including Riepenhoff, were Rio a , • • • nouncements of new state 1 ..; thtt llltlte lair to Grande College students. Mr.I NEW YORK !UP!\- "So,lin England. to do so and the , ur;;a 1.!toom was I programs. 111 mak• lt IDOI'I attractln Altizer had a bump on the iGod had come down, swept him Mrs. Shaw aald she had to doctors couldn~t make him any lor ere c for , ours out 1 The Govern~r .amnounrt'd iDa ~ ~ aud slight lacerations o£Jinto his arms and taken him up tell Caroline of her father's better. of res~t to the President. Hul l flurry or ac!IV!ty · · """'-· · · · ·· · -- ·- ~ ......_. 41~ -·--· ~ - -· '" ,.im..J:'J; ·IILJlecliiiJ&.~''+'• ltennfd .,JJ~•· ,,, ·· . n, . • .- · · ..... . ..._. ...... - - . "Sq (lod, I!P<l ~me. . dowp, ~ ..qosp\ta~ I\>Ok~"'lap swd 1~! 1 I ~leaD ° * * * * * * Nanny T0ld Caroline about Father'sDeath ~happened tal 12N~. ~ '66 MEMBER! 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BUSINESS FAILURES NEW YORK (UPII - Losses due to bulliness fallurea In tbe United Slates ohowed a tfe. creaoe in IIIII, coiDJWed with ta63, but the average ion per '-------------'"' 1ootae1 or ,1,152,m,...... - WCHS-TV Channel 8 John'• Almanac Popeye and Pals Atom Ant Secret Squirrel Underdog Top Cat Fury Nationwide Bowling Army Vs. Navy 4:00 Indianapolis 500 4:30 1965 Watkins Rond Race 5•00 Theatre 3 5:30 NBC Sports in Action 6•00 Hullabaloo 6:30 Flatt and Scruggs 7:00 Porter Wagoner 8:00 I Dream of Jeannie 3:30 Get Smart 9:00 Saturday Night at Movlea :00 Perry Como llc10 Weather II: 15 Sports Roundup 1L20 Films of the oo·a 7:00 TV Classroom Captain Kangaroo "lleckle and Jeeklt" · Tennessee Tu..OO Mighty Mouse Linus tht LIOD lleorled Tom and Jerry . . II :30 Quick Draw McGmr · 12:00 Sky King 12:30 Tho Adventurea of Lalli 1:00 My Frlond Flld:a 1:30 CBS News 2:00 Championship BowUnl 3:110 "This Ilt Reality" S;30 Youth Wanta to Know 4:00 NFL CountdOWII le·Klclbtll ~' 00 Jim Wallen JuhllM 5:30 Barn Dance 6:00 Slattery's Peoplo. 7:00 Smothen Brothen 7:30 Jaclle Giealol> a,30 Trials ol O'llrlla 1:30 Tho Loiler 10:00 Gunsmol<e 11:00 News Tnal&bt II:15 Million Dollar •!40<'Iel lather, Jim {{ilgallen, ohe should not drop out to Interview Hiller. She finally - and reluetanlly yielded - ao she roallxed it would mean abandoning the race. Later, Dorotby, llko • good trouper - alwa)'tl inlilted it was her reoponslblllty and not mine - in pasaing up Hit· ler - and It bugged her Ia later years." · BIG STAR and soclsl turnool expected at the 4th annual 'Santa Claus" charity Ball •t the WaloJrf, Dec. 1... Frencb oovelist Francoise Sagan, iD 7:00 8:00 9:30 10:00 IOcJO 11 .00 JI :JO 12 :00 I:00 ''I persuaded von Epp, with the assist or my contact, to give 'Lhe pretty Amerikaner,' Dorothy, a ride on his plane and me wilh iL In Munich, von Epp urged Dorothy to come along and t~lk to Hitler, Well despite what she thoogbt - sbe didn't muff the ball. She ijnderstood fully the eoormous prestige of the scoop offered her - and we held a 15 minute consullation between us while van E p p's plane was being gassed up. I pointed out to her that ber mi,. sion was to win the roung~h&o world race - and thai without the conaelil of ConnoUy and her 1:00 g, oo 9:30 10 ' 00 10:30 11 :00 I WHTN-TV Channel13 1:!10 1:11 1:11 t:GO t:JO 10:!10 lt:ll WGr4 .. Sapa- SIMMnlpont 'l'bt ....,.. I 0:11..., I'll lJ:ilO .... .,..., I I U:JO MliiGD tbe !IGUIIr 1:01 ...,.., Boppor 1:30 Amlriclll lllltdltud J:ll !AI'• D~~a 1:15 S.minonl Startlmo 1:11 AdYellluN Tlmt 1:!10 001 Wldl World .. 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Thlo compared with Ml• •· . . . . •': WSAZ-TV Channel3 I SohCilOr IS lupplement To The DaDy Saturday's Television Program Rhodes Busy Churning out Newest Plans 4- - Special Purchase! I ::- ~ -~ ~ W Elberfelds Are Open Saturday Until 9 r t:- _. 1..- ••.... • •/ . r. ;o ;. D-red To Tu lnt«etr. Of Tit. Meft..M111on .4reo ~ I, ~m:~er~uftz :;s~hel ' 1..... :;: Evangelist of Newark Comes Abo M'ddl ,~ Members --. ..... e M S • yers erv•ce Is Held on Hold AnnuaI Holiday Dinner •' =II Large N·umber I Attend Funera Of Mrs. Jackson I •, lMrs. Wic.k ham Garden club Host £.~:E!~~~ t,:::a~n~. ;.!·~ • .. 1965 Where were Draft Card Burners? BY LOUlS SOBOL IN AN EVENING fuii of night tiCtiGII with the Tay.Sachs char· lly dinner at the Waldorf• Gran Ballroom honoring comedian Jaclt: Corter, the USO A.(Jo. Go 1pearheaded hy Joan Crawford and Sammy DaviA Jr. at MadiIGD Square Garden and the din· nor tribute to veteran director George Abbott 11 Americana we chose to spend the night at the Jack Carter alTair as a member of the dais almg wllll MOton Berte,' Alan Ktng, Johnny Carson, Allen Ludden, Barry Gny, Peter Falk, Phil Fosler, Robert Morse, Juliuo La II"'•· Jorry Volt and others- with WOllam B. Williams as MC. Berte chlped: "I flow in lrnm Cout lor thlo, not so much lor Jack Corlor. but I wanted to 1M tho picture on the plane .. Carter Ia o man of rare giftl, lit never glveo '"" to anyone. Johnny canon, eommentln& '" the rectDt blaekoqt, lii08Ded: ' ......... tho . draft cud bumera when we needed them? Alan King observed sourly: "Wbllt 11<1're lillinl bere enjoy· lit& ounelvoo our homeo are ..... Hill& 1\tllbed." Berlo recited LinC<Jln'• Gettysburg speech and double--talk ace, Al Kelly , translated it-into Yid· dish. It was hilarious night. Two nights earlier we dropped into B"'in St. East for a triple treat bill offering the incomparable Duke Ellington and his crew: tomediennt Joan Rivers and oinginK lad Mel Tonne. And next night there was the gala, dressy premiere of the Jullf' Harris musical starrer ''Sky· scraper" with the thoroughfare leading to the Lunt Fontanne Theatre jammed solid with mob of the curious, eager to C'Btch limpse of opening night celebrities. STEWART Granger, check· lng out of the Sl. Regis Hotel tr be driven lo the airport for his plane to Coast, was warn· ed at the height of the black· out that he was silly to take 1 chance. He went TM'~erthele ss -{;ot stuck at the airport all night.. .Cam Marshall, the form4 er Mrs. Georgie Price, has added a new touch to motoring. She bought a hearse, equipped it with a buiiHn bar and ls repainting the vehicle in a gayer eolor .. Speaking of hassles, there's one brewing in connection with next yar's Forest Hills Musie Festival. Mike Todd Jr. has been named as the new producer-and now it teems two other lads are claiming they were In have bad the assign· ment. I u.:_u.,.. Julio Newmar, that tall IJI'OUI of 1 lattS, had gone "''bree on a Couch" opposite Jerry . Lewia - but I p p U· ently there was a change of ...... Wbal blppened... IIDc:ky lng gloves years ago, is more concerned with his non-belligerent post as vice • president of the Trans-Continental Life U.. surance Company. A POSTSCRIPT TO TilE Dorothy Kilgallen story. Ona of her major disappointments wi th herself was that she hsd passed up a chance (while making that round-the-world. race against two other reporters) of having an interview with Adolf Hiller. From Pierre Huss, UN correspondent, comes a nole in which he clarifies things a bit. In part he writes:"! was in charge of Central Europe for INS at the time with headquarters in Berlin. The chief or Hearst Services in New York was Joe Connolly. I received instructions to proceed to Frank. forl. remain to await the arrival of Transoctan Zepp and make sure Dorothy's rivals in lhe race would not play dirty. I found that at least one of her rivals had 11 chartered plane niting - and the other had something- ~et up to jump of£ on the next leg. The regular !Ught Marciano, who hung up his boxto Rome was due to leave Munich. l found a German foreign offiee contact of mine waitIng lo greet the uncrowned kinv king of Bvaria - Ritter von ing to greet the uncrowned king of Bvaria - Ritter vt111 Epp - and transfer him (o MUDIch lor a car ride to Brtbt.... gaden where HIUer w81i loafing with his lifl friO!Ill, Eva Braun. A GOODLY CBQ\VD turned out for Christine P.Olozzi's l!ld Steve Paul's hoedown at '!'be Scene lor the Rollilll Stol&.o· ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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