https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5b993f5a395191adaeb2904b02271f3d.pdf 36a0f5f47f79f655b7b6113ffd196d62 PDF Text Text ~ - r ' Not. tO, 1965 Drama Given , {Mrs. Wickham Garden club Host £.~:-~~:.~~~ t:;~6~u~ ~-~ _ : Mrl Ellner Wickham assist· Astate Hospital lor Christmas. ~ by. Mi>s Ada Hoski~ enter- Artids lor men or women are liined the Twilllht G ~ r d e n to be left With Mrs. Jack Rot>ub Thursda: evening at her son at Stark's Pharmacy bv . horny December 7 A Christma's dilinlon-av e. . . . The meeting, in charge of ner and party Will be held at j.!.... Leverett Roush, president, the Federated church Decem· opened with the opemng ode ber 16, with a ~- cenlllft :·· flld pledge to flag. Devotions change. Reserva IOns or ... !Rken from Ezekiel 36 9 were i ner are to be made with Mrs. f,d by Mrs Wickh~m who also Gerald Wiiderm~th hnd a meditahOn, "1 shall l Mrs. Ralph G1lmore gave BUcceed for God ls on my side" the monthly reminder to cle.:~n ~ [1~ enough water han~the~ have blooms. S e a sa g v f a handsome_plant a placet b:. tmportance m a room ~nd 1 . · comes doubly decorative. Tlbps for fall planting were given y M Eddi Smith who said to w;:· trun:s of all fall planted tree~ and also said that fall is ood time to divide and rea ~nt peonies fS. aC S . p A dessert ~ourse was served A large number of relatives b the hostesses during the and rrlends attended the Inner~ y 18 1 h ' planting of bulbs. Mrl. Jed Webster Sr. prepared and pre· sented a paper on House plant parade. She satd that to gtve planls the right soil, light and Large N·umber Attend Funeral 01 M J k on Members answered roll call w1th and paint g~rden tools before storing for wml~r. Also to ~a.nk ; Thanksgiving th~ug~t. ·; Several commurucallons we.rc up roses for wmter a~d fml~h jead from Mrs. Charles LewiS, - - - - - al Friday for the late Mrs Fred soc Jackson, who di~d at the age of 83 The last rttes were con· S • Myers ervlce / H /d s e on November 13 ' dueled by the Rev Nyle Bor· den at the Mount Monah Baptist Church '" Mlhdddlepobrt. Mrs. Jackson a een ac- H ld Annual Ho ;day D'mner our. m., Ia the Lelort Falla Melitodill cbareb. !ltv. Jotnel Mor· riJOD, Sr., paotor of MI. Htr· moo and Letart FoUa Ulllled Br~ea ebarebet will deliv· or oermoo M I< wUI provided by the 081 Ualt.d Brethren ~ nd th Ml Moriah ~~:.b :f God~ Ja.;•• F. Ear· I , ..,or of the Letart Fills ~~lllodlot charre, wUIIeod the oorvke Other chnrc~es par· kl ttn'g are Ealt Letart, ApP"Je Grove, Great Bend ud b .:· o, It:\: evening In parish house o , Grace church. The play was under direction of Mro. Richard tin, assisted by Mrs. Carl Mrs. Paul Chapman was charge of properties and up.- ·Takirig par~ were the Rev. Richard Martin, .. Mrs. James hes The public 18 lnvlt· O'Brien, Mrs. Fred · Mrs. Herbert Seth, Mrs. Roger Dillard, Mrs. Everett by scripture reading of Psalm b d . 5 by Mrs. Her ert 0 IXOD an f Mrs. James Sl,..n and Mrs. Larry Wiley. Mrs. A. R. Knight, president, conducted the business ' and Mrs. J. E. D. Hartinger, supply chairman, reported 12 sewi"l! kits made for Community Day The ~ ~-'"'"" .,..,. ' Around And M• JY in which members were askUve in lhe church havi~g been !uneral serv~: !~ Jakwi%g . About ~ to suggest areas they would The annual Thanksgiving din-: prwdent of the Women s AUX· ..... was held ~ November 13, ! . • Jke heaulified and to submll Iner of Magnolia Temple Pyth·l iliary of the Pl'ovodence Asso- Ch~pel Sat~~ttthe Rev. Jerry [j Middleport !<JUnly contact chairman. An· !ther cuncerned beautllflcatlon )nd conservation of Me gs COUll- 1 Evangelist of N kC ewar omes· <I for Revival :l)leJTo to the conservatwn com- ian Sisters was htld Thursday. elation and president of the at 2 p.m., t f the Pome- U 1\Uttee for study. A letter was t>\ening preceding the regular I Hocking Convention. She serv- Mast~~ · pbas ~r ~hrist officiat- The Rev. and Mrs. Fred ~· meeUng of Epi~opal read in regard to the Wah- ~ meetmg at the DAV hall. ed 40 years as cler of the lo- ' roy I ~usJc was provid· i' Gardner have returned to theJr Women to be held In a project and It was voted Members were sea ted at a cal church and had served ns mg.b F - ~ B c.k organist home in Johnson City. Tenn. February 1-2 was contribute $20 toward the table With White cm•er and cen-1piamst since Lhe ngt> of 12 un· edB Y. I r~~s i~ Beech Grove after several days visit hert j Refreshments were served t;ro)ect. tered with " cornucopia filled til ill health foret.."'d her to re· ~~a v and J1811-bearers were 'l with former parishioners and the close of the Members were asked to write Ito overflowing with fruit, nuts I tire She w.a s also act1ve as a ~erne .erFultz William Matlack, friends. They were accompan·] Mrs Dale Dutton Mrs. ., ' ~~ •• "' ... 1. 01. J ~· p ~ .- -- : .:.• 0:. " ·· ~- ---------------------------------~----------------------------------~------~~------------~~~-------~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHtO MoNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1965 FIVE CENTI VOL XVII NO. 1B3 ... Fifth Fatality ol Year is Recorded ' ~f~lce~'·:~=~ Col::.~ f~~~: s;f at · .y l f'· to pay the balance o ·~ Ben Buck, •• . entlne\sl • --::.~ prayer by Mrs. Joh~ Smith. w~:ri~~. lhe ~:~~~~ ~~f:~: president, In charge, It was f president; Mrs. Wilson. vice president; Mrs. The Rev. Curtice Powell, I ~rl Moore, secretary; Mrs. evangelist, will ~ the spea~erl Will, treasurer, . and Mrs. for revival servtces bemgl Myrlle Long, birthday sece-scheduled at the Middleport! tary. of the Nazarene, Beech- Plans were made for I 1 tters of protest on weed <:on· and gourds with the replica of Sunday School teacher. ·:meshel Ro;e William Myers,l ied home by MISs Mildred Hawj Mrs Ha;old · St. from Nov, 24 to Det>ember Chrtstmas party al the home ol by spraying, to the Direc· a turkey on the end of table. I MusiC was presented by trdhe W~l~~d Ashw~rth and Chester ley who will spend several days 1 an~n~lss ~nora Giles at 7:3(1 p.m. each evening. I of Mrs. Ed King , the date lor of State Ohio Highways. The Napkms further carried out the choir With Mrs [rvm Bumga · 1, h with them. 1 _· The Rev. Mr. Powell, of to be announced. Secret pal ~arden Club Associaion ~p- Thanksgiving theme. Ethel Ste-' ner and Mrs. Ethel Riley ~~ ~ K~~~~ng from out of town Joe Cabeen and Miss Mary I Newark, an elder in the Church! and $1 gifts will be exchanged, proves weed control by mowmg ard asked grace. i Glouster accompam~ts. Spea - were Mr and Mrs George ShtV· f Columbus are weekf of the Nazarene, Is now devot- The wonder box donated by but. not by s~raying .. A class 'ln Ehzabeth campbell, most ex- ing dunng th~ servte~s was Mrs: eler Jr. ~nd Jayne. Ann and Mr. :~br:e~ts of his parents, Mr. Oln etVI , ing h.is fuU time to the work I Miss Dorothy Long was awardllaSic arranging deSign by Mrs cellent chief, opened the meel· 1 Dorothy Lewts of B1dwell, rep and Mrs George Shiveler Sr. d ~ Fred Caheen and Mr. of evangelism. He began ~U. ed to Mrs. Myrtle I.ong. )rene Jackson, w~s announced ing in rduahstic form . Ella: resenlmg the Providence Asso or Cmci~nab; Mr and Mrs. M~~ William SlaiP.r and ministry in 1951 as pastor or 11 Refreshments were served 1 j,Dd all that are mterested. are Smith was reported 111 and Dor- ] t lafJon. . Aaron Kelton, Richmond, va ; f'amil a church in Zanesville. Mr. by the hostess at the dose of it, send names to Mr~. Lew1~. Iis Grueser in distress having .oul-or-to~ relatlv~s 8 n ~ Mrs. Gerald Lozier and Jay and Mr Y·and Mrs. Lawrence MatPowell is a graduate of Oliv~t l he meeting, tn nine members " Reports on the Regwnal me~t- lost s1ster by death A round , rnends heJe for the services in Jean, Madison, N.J.: Mrs. Hen·1 Sm rna Ga. are guests Columbia Grange No. . and Pasedena College m1and five children, Beverly, Jhg at Littl£- Hockng were g1v -1 robin sympathy cart was sent• eluded Mrs. Mary Elle~ Smllh, . Fultz and sons HenrY Jam- tox h~ ~nts ' Mr and Mrs. was host on Saturday Calif. In addition to his preach-. Becky, Brenda, and Briaa WUI en by several members. It was 1to Mrs. Grueser Forty-f1ve ~hut- Mrs Phoebe Coats, Mtss Kar- 1 and Mickey,' Mrs. John ~~r 1 15 M':~x 'ruesday they I at Columbia School tu Star ing mini stry, Mr. Powell took , and Roger Dixon. \loted to liend gifts 1.o Athens in calls were reported und al en Smtth, Mrs. Dese rette Len· Brown and family Columbus 1 . Col~mbus to vtsit Mrs. Laurel Grange members vocal training and is an ex. report given on allrUistic wor~. ~ ear, Mr .. clmton Flowers, Mr.' Also, Mr. and Mrs. William I ~erv~a'~·a lor sister of Mr. Mat- other guests when officers cellent tenor soloist. Residents ~~· G d ll . ' 00 The charter was draped Charles Rlckma~, Columbus.' Myers Johnson City; Mr. and Y Y ' the three Granges were are invited to attend the ser-1 ISS 15 memory of Rile;.~ Myers. A. vote Mrs Edna Lew_ • Akr~n, pres!· Mrs. Walter M'ajor, Grove City; to~in William Reynolds has ed by.-Jefm ftom Vinton vice!! each evening. The Rev .1 Guest at Party W(!J of thanks was given the dumer d~l of t.h_e Ohto Baplls.t W~Jm- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Great· Ireturn~ from Gallipolis where ty. . Clyde J . Barlett is pastor M1ss Becky Goodall was guest lnstalling 11he JoC"ai church. lor honor at a surprise birthday committee. Mrs. Stew.art, Mrs. ens Auxilta!'y ; Dr. Le~ts .R~~- house, Huntington, w. va.; Mr. lshe 5 enl several day s with rei- Members of Ule FOR ALL OCCASIONS Campbell and Ella S':mt11. Plans man , Mt. Clemens. Mich.' 1r · and Mrs. Sam Strauss, Athens: 1 ~live:. team were Mr. and Mrs. Law-~ party Fnday evening, Novemwere made for a Chnstmas parVmcent Yousg, Gary, Pa. p,. d Mrs. Gene Stuckey, West CoMrs Wwe\1 Probasco of renee Morton Mr. and Mrs SERVICE HELO I ber 12, at the home of her sls: We wire flowen evervwhert ly and 50 cent g~ft ex~ang: Aaron M~~~e~~u:tto~~:~el:~d lumbia, W. Va .j &md Willard Charl~ston, W. Va. has been• Wayne Coope~ and Mr. and l Funere~t services for the late ter, Mrs. Janice Neutzl~ng. WY2 2039 at the next meetmg, d cehmt l Mrs. E 1 B t g.C.Incl·nnat 1. • Ashworth, .Kent. the guest or friends for several Mrs. C. B. Wells. Mr. and Mrs Mr. H E Perrv. father of Carnes we1·e played and pnzes 1 • ber 16. It was announce t a Mrs. ar rax on, • mil d · · dd h t OR NIGHl WI f.2951 the Past Chief Christmas din- Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jack.~on, days. The Probasco fa ~ Virgil Atkms, Meigs county ep- Mrs. Homer Rice, were con- ~ awar e P.ac gues. ner and party with $l gift ex- RendvHie ; Miss Annette John· have been transferred to _lndi- uties and Mrs Gladys P1erce of dueled Saturday at the Ewmgs After refreshments of Ice .Pomeroy Flower Shop change would be 1'hW'sday, De- son, Mrs. Clarence McCabe, Jr.. ana where Mr. Probasco IS as· Radcliff were also present. Funeral Chapel In Pomeroy cream, cake, and punch were Mala PomeroJ cember 2 at the Federated GalllpoHs: Mi ss LeWi s and Bersoc1ated with the N.Y.C. ~boot 60 Gra~gers and guests Out-of-town relatives here for , served, Becky opened her many Mra. M11lard van Meter h· h l, 6.30 p m ni ·e Burden Rid well · Mrs. ora · · -- · road . They were former rest· enJoyed a bountiful ~Jtluck sup- the service!! were Mr and Mrs.! nice gifts. Attending were Tanc ur~ __:__ · _:____ Vi~y. Mrs.' Helen Leach, and Enteml Hospital dents of Middleport. per. One appeal for 11id was J w Seyfrted and daughter~. · na G~rdner, Carrie .Sears, Deb' Mrs. Ethel Riley, Glouster. Persons. entering Holzer lbs· The. ~iddleJl:OCt Band Boosterl answered by the ~ra~e and Lynchburg, va. and John bie G1lkey. Sue Phahn, and Mrs. Pallbearers were Arnold Rirh. pita! dunng the last 24 hours Assoctalton will ~eet Mon~ay County Grange Officers Confer- Perry, Marvin Painter, Mr. Robert Goodall. Sending gifts ards Charles Winston , Law- included : Mrs. J<tmes E. Betz. l evenir.g, Nov._ 22 m the lugh ence was announced for Novem-1and Mrs. Herbert Painte~· of were Jnyce Long, Sue Neutzrene~ Boyd, Wlliam Clayton, 608 Th ird Ave.; Mrs. Elhel P, schifvl cafetena at 7:30p.m. ber 22 at Rock Springs Granae : Sev.ens City, va. lng , and Sandra Clatworthy. John Moon and Carl Wil liams. Simmons. Rt. 1 Northup; Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Al.fred L. Rous~, hall. 1 -. --A dinner w-as served for the out- win Carroll, 1666 EasternAv~.; Lincoln-st. wer~ m Oak HUl l CONTRIBUTES! CLUB MEETS ed to Mrs. Richa:d Flnlaw and of-town guests at the church by ~ John W. Brown. Jr., Lower R1v- Thursday evenmg where they l The Loyal Women·s Class of Mrs. Albert Marlin was a Mrs. Charles Riffle. Refresh: the women of the church and 1 er Rd: Mrs: ZeHa Grate, Rt. attended the o.ak Hlll _senlot the Middleport Church of guest, when Mrs. Dona ld Jlv~c· . men!~ wert ~erved by the host the Guild Girl•. ! Pat not: R1chard L. Mollohan, Clas< ptay whtch was directed·! Cp . . ib B1 1ess Ia the above named and 1 11 .$IO to KenZie enlertailled the Rt . 1 Gallipolis;, Kenneth E. by their son, Russell Rou~h , the"~id~~.CO~ .~ .~fl~raR for Month ly Canasta dub , Thurs~ Mr~ . Paul Taylor, Mrs. J _a h n HA!iJ OUESTS Sht-els, Crown City; Mrs. Char- faculty member. They were dm- Ct ·s mas por bas¥.4:\:i inqtead day evening, at her home, Plea·. Beaver, Mrs. Eugene Trtplett ~N<l1Y i.n:J Cr; IIIII.Lif ~. •· •'~,.-'' · ),._. W. Cla&g. ijid~ell( ~rs .. n:~ · ner guests ol ~~~- and Mr c ••• 1 r~~~~~ , ....,. .; ~ .........._ .__ .,.....,... .,t.J,~. "'- t e E'--tlon of offlcero wos held, . when the Willing Workers clan of the Enterprise EUB churcb met '!llursday evenillfl, at U11 home of Mrs. James Will, Road. M.... Thomas Bentz opened the meeting with devotions. A song, "Rainbow of Love" was presented by Beverly, Becky, and B~nda Will, followe b. c urc r ·play; "No '!llank You, Smart" was presented members of lbo St.~~~~!\ Gulltt. h I - • the Chili'~ ww:~~ met \ Officers are Elected by Church Class WORLD WASHINGTON - WITH AN E I J • S ·ce Of/ nSfcJIIaflOn Held by GrangeS :d is . 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'Fruit Slntllr• &pt. clll - Slaolrn~•-ll!t 101111 l1lat ht modo lamoul, Of Lagoon by Town Blocked Week is Set �-. . . .. . . . . . . ' . . . . . . • ' ; 'I \ - -, •' . ! • KROGER PRICED- EANS LOWER I Browns Lead by 3 Games With 4Left to Play 'i ~- . • -~- PLUS TOP VALUE ST DALLAS, Tex. tUPl) - The Clevelaqd Browns loday are in the comfortable position of needing 1o win only two of the remaining four games 1o capture a second consecutive Eastern Division crown. The Clevelanders, defending world champions, aro in thai enviable position because three defensive gems enable them lo dump the Dallas Cowboys 24-17 Sunday. 13" Oval Platter Three defensemen - Bernie Parmh! Vmce Costello, and Ross Ftchtner - came through wtlh the key second half mterceptions as the Cowboys fought gamely to snap a five-game loslng streak to the Browns. Cleveland ha• yet to lose a contest to the Cowboys since BlantonColller assumed the head coacn!ng job three years ogo. 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II /27/115 Cranberry Sauce .. 2 ':..• 39c AH priCII .. - Coffee . . .. . .. : $1.88 Bread------- 4- 88e ,..,. 40c Kai-Aiumi"""' Foil ........... ~~· 27e Kt..Mx DtMtr I-OJ - ':t. ,..., 68c us erme ------ ~ BUTTER pkg. SAVE 2 ,.... c. 0. Cho<•l... Cookl• l!:xp. 11/27/115 • ___ .......... _ '"• .... c.u * IJ:Ip. ll/2</. CoHoo OAKLAND aTY (&01 Spencer 6-i-U; Dunkn 10; Wells 7-3-17: Terrell •.o.•·ll Tower !1-:J..2t ; Novak 11-1-1; Pricell roStandings 2-4-1: Gaddis,l-ll-2; Tota!B AFL STANDINGS 14--30. By Ulllted Preas lnternoUDIIIlf . RIO GRANDE <711 Eaotern Dlvtolon Dillon 8-3-19: Marshall 7-1-1: W. L. T. Pet. PF PA Gregory ll-1\- 17; Trainel 1 9 ~~f~lo n f :: :: :;:~~~ul:~ ~:J..t T'otab•ll Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture, Pomeroy • 125,000 faDJilies on Ohio Power lines say it's•.. BAKER FURNITURE w. before night. I I I cane • Set Down, 80· 77 an electric water beater... CASH No. Zljz • • Rio Grande is Call in the morning. Star Fire Sliced Pineapple doD! .. .. ~ Yllloly Preserves _____ . :-- 39c "Jut foDow in my footolepl, Houston 4 6 0 .400 219 269 29-1~77. Creek In lbe SVAC Iaiii ,... Boston I 3 2 .111147 245 - -- - sou and were 1-7 overaU no1 Wesltra Dlvl•l•n WESTBURY, N.Y. IUF'Il--11 ~ifiAII illClud.Jng toarnameotl. W. L. T. Pd. PF PA Trainer-driver Stanley/ .;,:~~~:~; 1 1 By quarters : San Diego I 2 2 .75 221 160 will be presented the pr Hannan Trace 10 .5 17 lS --48 Oakland 6 4 1 .600 236 188 achievement award at the Wilton 19 15 13 ~7 K. C. 5 4 2 .6 200 19 annual United states H~~~~~ ~ ~ Visit the 3rd Floor Furniture Department for cribs HANNAN TRACE (48) Denver 4 1 0 .364 23 29 Writers' Association ~ in maple~ birch, white and walnut .. , , Kantw.t Belville 1-1-3; Daniels ~; Sunday'• Reoalto dance, Nov. 28, at the mallresses and pads . . . play peno . . . cribellat Murdock 3·1-7. Cremeens 5.0. New York 41 Houston 14 Commodore in New York ... bathinettes .. , bassinettes ... stro ll ert • ., 10; Hall 13+28. Totals 21-6-- Boston 10 Kansas City 10, tie The 38-year old Dancer 48. Oakland 23 Denver 20 earned an estimated $900,000. walkers ... training chairs rlu s many othet WU.TON (1'1) !Only games acheduled) items on the 3rd Floor. Pearce 3-4-10. Long 2-H. Thursday's Games NEW YORK IUPf)-~rick,ets ll Wells 3-t-7; Peters 2-1-5; Straus- Buffalo at San Diego tor the Manhattan-St. Peters baugh lll-9-41. Totals 38-11Hi7, !Only game scheduled) aod New York · I Reserves - Wilton i3, HanSunday'• Games doubleheader, which opens the nan Trace 28. Houston at Kansas City 1 32nd consecutive season yourc~rpet wall-to-wall, you can atill remove apot.t and college haskelball al Madison ! za. DailySentinel~ Pomeroy-MiddleporC o., Nov. 22, 1965-3 Boston at New York traffic putha! Willon outscored the ' Gallia (Only game 1cheduled! Sqtrare Garden, Dec. 9, went Hlue Isale Sunday. Countians 18-17 lhe third period. Dan Hall, a senior playing his new NFL Stondlnp first basketball game, led the nap open By Ualted Press lntenotloaal Wldcats with 28 polots. He also fluffy agaln, led Harman Trace rebounders Euten Dlvlaloa restore. forgotten colorw. with 14 grabs. Coach George W. L. T. Pet. Rent easy-to-use electric Evans ' crew hit 31 per cent of •luunpooer for ·$1 a day at Cleveland 3 2 o .800 their field goal attempts and Dan (Buck) Crothers, who graduated last spring, Is St. Louis 5 5 o .M Pomeroy Ctmtnt Block Co, 3a.5 per cent at the charity the only starter gone from last winter's Jackson High New York 5 5 0 .60 in Pomtroy. 0, line. School basketball squad which posted a overall 13-8 rec- Dallas 4 & 0 .400 - - - - - - - -- - - ord, and a 9-5 ljlark in the SEOAL, good for a third place Washington 4 6 0 .400 finish . Philadelphia 3 7 0 .300 Returning lo veteran Coach 5-4, and senior Pat Eisnaugte, rttlsburgh 2 8 0 .200 Dave Fi5her's outfit are Larry 5-10. Western Division p rese nts Rose and Larry Adair, guards, F d •nd -•J. nW. L. T. Pd. Gary Gillum Mike Moran and . un amenia1s ~ru Ito . B 1tl 9 1 1ng have been the blglhing m a more 0 .900 ' ' 8 2 0 ·800 Scott Bierly. practice so far along with work- G~n Bay Coach Fishe~ plans, to carry ing some on offenae and defense. Chicago 6 4 0 .1100 13 boys on thiS year • varSity Wednesday night the lronmen San Francisco ~ ~ 5 .80j and has a num,her of prospects scrimmaged Ironton and Satur- Detroit r. 5 ~ .80 • from last year s. reserve tea~. day morning travel to Marietta Mhmesota 6 5 0 .50 At center, semors Larry Gm- for another scrimmage Los Angeles 1 9 0 .100 T e flon tlnlsh gerich, 6-4, and Clark Boggs, · Sunday'• Reoalts 6-5 and JuJUor Cary Montgom- The lronmen have 17 game!l Chicago 17 Detroit 10 ery, 11-6, are battling for a slar- on their sched_ule for the 1965-36 Washington 31 Pitlsburgh 3 ling position. ~ason Wlth etght at home and Baltimore 34 PhilAdelphia 24 Besides Rose and Adair at for- I nme away. ' . New York 2'i St. .Louis 15 wards, Jerry 6-1 Below is thi11 year 's schedule Green Bay 38 Mmnesota 13 8 (buffet style) junior and Chris for the Jronmen : San Fran 30 Los Angeles 27 and also a junior are Nov. 27 - Waverly- Home. Cleveland 24 Dallas 17 out. Dec. 3 - Nelsonville- Home. Thunday'1 Games At the guards besides Dec. 10 - Middleport- Away. Baltimore at Detroit IMorgan and Glllum are Dec. 11 - Wellston- Home. (Only game scheduled) Patton, 5~. Randy Sizemore, Dec. 17 - Athens - Away. Sunday's Game• Dec. 22 - Pomeroy- Home. Chicago at New York Dec. 23 - Oak Hill-- Away. Cleveland at Pitlsburgh Jan. 7 - Gallipolis- Away. Dalla! at Washington I Jan. 14 - Logan - Away. Green Bay at Los Angele• Jan. 2! - Nelsonville--Away. Philadelphia at St. Louis eFrlgldolre eAdmiral Jan, 28 - Middleport- Home. Sn Francisco at Minnesota e Speed Queen • Hoover Jan. 29 - Wellston- Away. (Only games scheduled) Feb. 4 - Athens - Home. e Provincetown Feb. II - Pomeroy - Away. I NBA Standln11 eFioxsiMI Feb 12- Coal Grove Away. By Vnlled Press lllternatlonlll Feb. 18 - Gallipolis- Home. Eastern Division VLBT Feb. 25 - Logan - Home. W. L. Pet. Boslon II 5 .688 MIDDLEPORT Arizona St. 14 Wyoming 10 Cincinnati II S .688 ""jjiijiijij~AriUngi'~lo~n~St. 31 Lamar Tcb. 21 Philadelphia I0 6 .li2S • New York 6 11 .358 Westera Dtvlsioa ftOAST ' L. PeL CHI O:r' MEA TS Los Angeles 12 7 .632 San Francisco 9 9 .500 st. Louis 6 7 .462 Baltimore 1 13 .331 ' • Teflon finish for no-stick, non-arour Detroit 4 14 .222 cleaning- fat free cooking. Sllllday'a Reoull1 PREPARE Cincinnati 120 Baltimore 114 · • Completely immersible for quick, CASSEROLES easy washing-simply remove Pblla. 110 Los Angeles 104 automatic heat control. (Only games achedu!ed) Moaday's Games • High dome cover leta you cook San Francisco vs. St Louis at roasts, cuseroles, bake cakes. Memphis • . . . worth more beeausc cmly • Special 5 position tilt action (Only game ICheduledi rover and buffet handle~~. Electric Hot Water is heated 150' hot, and you always have aD you • Special cloverleaf deaign need, when you need it. For washing dishes and clothes really clean, lligr School heating elements distribute heat for family baths and showers • • • even when everything is going at uniformly over entire surface, Basketball Scores once, Qniek Recovery Electric Water Heaters really do tile job. 'They eiSUNBt -. ~.VI~ IA.MUll i·COOKt:/1 Olin B.S. BaotrelbaU Seom last looger and the;r're safe, too , • , there's no flame. By Ulllled Press Iotenau-1 Columbus Brookhaven 57 It -18 enly about a dollar a month per person to heat water Worthington 53 eleetrieally - the "WORTH MORE~ wayl Columbus University 65 ROAST Ohto Deaf 4& MU.T a ELECTRIC RATES CONTINUE TO COME DOWN as the eost af Pfckerlngtoo 61 Licking Hts. 38 YOU .,... . . . ,..,.,. hJ" doollutr wllh ..m. Sunbeam Vjsl1 Bay Vlllage 55 Lakewood so flame fuels eootin- to go up. Yeo, tile trend is clear • , • The 'foQI II1Q' 1'001 ............ Clooa up bl11l. J:ona Multi-cooker Parma 77 WarreJtJvl!le 58 Electric Ap itllllnl 'I d - llmt ...... lor~4butret atyle) Weatlake 56 Mldvlew 37 fry pan lor - ..-leli: O.lt. 'l'bm otop l o r - - · Brooklyn M --~'bollCleveland Lulllor111 Ea!t 1M .\. Same •• VLBT, without j' . T.a.... Bufoi atyU.,, nmov· Oiyohoga Hellbls a ablo,_t_ · <llagrin FBU• 31 Maysfield so Orago 34 South Portsmouth (Ky.) 10 to be a touchdown for the Cow- j boys m lhe thtrd period. ; Jim Strausbaugh sank 16 of The Jels also captured the fllcblaer Slops Last Bid 21 field goal attempts Saturday reser~e game by a SJ-28 score. Cleveland took advantage of night to lead the Wilton Jets to Ken Goss had 15 markers for this interception and drove for a 67·48 win over the Hannan the winners while Dean Wise a touchdown which came when Trace Wildcats. Besides his led Hannan Trace witb 16. FriFrank Ryan, whose passes 16 field goals, Strausbaugn can- day nighl, the Wildcats open gained a net of 65 yards , hit ned nine free throws to score SVAC C<Jmpetition with John Gary Collins with a Jive-yard a total of 41 points on the Wickline's Kyger Creek BOO. toss to give the Browns 24-10 evening. · cats at Cheshire. lead. Coacb Uoyd Myers' SouthDalta~, however, moved back The Jet ace scored 29 of weatern Highlander• wW op;==:.:....:= =::..:===;:,!'on's 31 ' "'ond halt points. eu their 11115-ti6 BCbedDie toWilton jwnped lnlo a morrow lllgbt against SymCarpet Spots and lead after the first period and mes Valley Villn1s at SonlbPaths Easily Removed were ahead 34-15 at the inter- western. mission .. Hannan Trace had a The Hlgblandt!n finished in lf you haven't time to clean very cold rive polnt second 6lan- • tie for second with Kyger F~ Kro11er RoU or Print dfll Pledge Wax ... . :·· 99c Napkin8 ·----- 4:!! $1 Listerine . __ .• _;;i,. 48c 2-lb. .. - - • • a1ft, , 49c qt., 69c 'h gel., 1.29 lb. .............. Dlol Al4 ~n Cottage Cheese In lbll ed. lffedfVt throuth btunlly, Nov...., 'II. • l Tissue·---------·K,_ .. Quality Costs Less Kroger Egg Nog Vz gallon FREE 50 - I ..,,., Country Club All Flavor 71c - Mon., Tues., Wed. 9 to 6-Frid•y •nd Saturdey-91o 9 L----------------------~ - · Top Job - - -- -1 1 ThurJJday- Thanbgiving Day _.._ .......-- ....... CLOSED I ·=. $1.69 fl•nf ertom ... """' lkl. $1 . Ptes ............... --. • 4 ..... 1 Downy . - r - - - - - -Kroger Store Hours- - ;; frypan 46-oz. 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Go11.l1111pected Grade A Freeh Frozen Oven Ready 89c • Oxydol • 87c • Chopped Ham Sandwiches 10 for $1 inlo contention when Don Mer-1arter recovering a Jim Brown lu lost Ill yardl in pena1Uea 1when Leroy ICelly ftllurned a edith hit forllll!l' Olympic gold fumble, but the defense rose 1o and the Browu 72. punt 67 . y11'ds, liVIne the n.edalisl Boli Hayes with a 41\- the occaslotLo Several penallles 01111bled tho Browns a 17-3 blllltlme bulye. yard touclldown pass which was This time Fichtner reached BrowDs 1o score one louchdown Those two loUcbdowns came tipped by ,a Browns' defender. up and Intercepted the ball, re- but a lew others blunted a wilhin 63 seconds, This tally was set up when the Iturning II 47 yards. drive and resulted in the Although Cleveland appean to Cowboys blocke4 a Loo Groza Penallloo Pllyed Bl1 Role blocked field goal altempt be a ohoo-in for the loop crown, field goal attempt. It wu an especially frustrat- which helped the Cowboys 1o Collier isn't ready 1o call the The Cowboys had two other ! ing afternoon for Dallas, which get possession of the ball and race over. chances lo tie lhe game bul outgalnOd the Browns 290 lo 200 move 1o within one toochdown. "We'll continue to play each each ended when .an alert ' yards, but was unable to come Kelly Scores ou 1'7·Yanler game as it comes. We have to Cleveland defender intercepted up with the big push at the Cleveland's finest Ollensive win at least two more. f don't a Meredith paS8. Costello halt- right time. show came 1n the second quar- know any other way lo do it ex. ed the Cowboys when he "They made ig plays and we ter when it scored 17 points. in- cept lo take each one as it grabbed a pass in the end zone. dldn'l" was the way Cowboys! eluding a 4&-yard field goal by comes.'' Meredith tried to surprise the !;oach Tom Lancdry summed! Groza which deadlocked the And the next one for the Browns by passing on the first things up. gam al 3-3. Browns wlll be the hapless down wilh the Cowboys on the. Penallies also played a big I The BrowJtJ moved ahead Pittsburgh Steelers, who have eight-yard line. part In the game, Officials when Brown bolte4 over from won two while losing eight and The Texans threated again called 14 penalties, ~ight the three to end a sustained are in the basement of the with about lwo minutes to go against the hoot Cowbaoys. Dal- drive. Cleveland 1100red again Eastern diviJion. ' • p Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furnihlre ,, i f • • PI·CKEftS HARDWARE DHONI~ MA$0N,W.V~ O,..n D111r...., t le 5130 P'iM.-S~ S.f, Until I I. ITYLOAN II: SAVINGS 00. S. l'flmw BoM F• Nelrr., 06- Jeffenon 62 lAurelville '12 Zane Troct • hrmenvil1e " 'l'reutoo a lljlriDgllefd Sba- 71 a-lew II CIU1Ia ICIIS 'It ~ 41 IWI Loramie 111 New a.- M ..tlfli: I L • �'B U ks . .? ~ 4 1 : = ! D ~ a i ! 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D,~l:M:;S L A • 711 :c hiuan,· 0 U ose s , g(lzn ~~~:~~~; ~~~~ :~·~~~~ i:~n~A~~:tete!'. ~:,~ ~~a~./:~~\:a~:~wm~l 1 ,~., 0' ., ~ 7\T; n .ll #l '" ~. ~"':· " five In the nation. ..: Junior end Henry Burch of ~ ' lasted one game Mount Union, with Ed ClrCl&o ~ ":'::"~ ·~ :::":'·.~.:.:.~...- pass recepiiODS In the geme O Bvler. reoord out on the ground, downed 0 '-' r .. • .... •• - ..., • ;;!';:;:::"!.-::::":.. r:,':' :,;;:;-.: ':'; ::. • 0 By Untied Press Interna«r":~ ~~~ ~~ ~~tie ~':g~e: 7 tr:~ fmThey also finished with • :;2~~~bt"~: .~~g:;s.."~\s ~~!~s ~~nls against the To~~· :,--IJim K~lley of Cincinnati in w;:~er~:!.a;nference brought o:~ ~~:~d!;tb~r prac~ca ~ac es ~nfdn't d~terent ~I ~e%~' .~:.J"~:~~~2 ~~~~~I erBi~ kess The aU Bob Funk's 2B·yard field son en I ur oses and several with 1:15 left In the game. e have been kick came allr a long although for spurred by the ronmng tlppter, .Sander a pace glave 8 and k Bo 8Rem, reasons. I second Woody Hayes was jubilant tor the uc eyes ~ ~Th ~'r~ernoo~ VI~el~ 1 streak~--~nhar~O) Belli~ schoo~ ~:ck?e':::'r~ ~nd - --- ~s~\y Pal~ot~~ Ameri~ o;;~~ar ~es~ Cinclnn~tl ~ngto ~~~~ell lrophi~s, :a~ t~le I~S ~ Miami '· lea . ao ' blasting the Parkers· branch BOSTON (UPI)-Joe MENDOZA Argentina (\JP!) bur' branch of with 10. I Navy footbali star who -Horacio A;cavallo, 120, Ar· lJnh ersrly by a lopSided VIRGINIA (57) 1960 . lfies"'!!D beand I ed on gentina. stopped Juan Carlos margm in Galha Ac; A' h t 1-24: Nuli, 2-0-1: I e.::r the Moreyra, 117, Argentina (6!. High School gym. They e ." Shackleford, 5-0- the lnture e err f the 23 at lhc ha lf. . Kaltenhack, Boston, e. SN JUAN, .Argentina (UP!) The JV's won th," ' 34·10; Tho!Dlls 0.2.2 Totals, ca;heF otf Bellino is - Johnny While, 137, Fort wt•ck ago Val I expected fo be dropped by the IWayne. Ing MI. erno . b· d Cook, RIO JV's (114) Patriots at the end o( the '(2). Georges ayen, • 1:',7--G4 as. Steve Miller ange H..S-36; Miller, 1)..6...1~; season. In 38 pomls. C II' 6-6-18· Haas 7·9-23; HIICnach Raymond Zett's boys o ms, M . D n'·lel 4-2-10· ·· dn Cook's! ton 3-1-7· c a ' ' wcr• p•ced by Ro . eyl d M.;.lin 1~·2. Totals, 41-32-114. 36 points, Sleve Haas Ja 23 ' ' ~14-a Kal!e~ST de~l ~-2-Is· ~UICJ~hnson.'2~3~7. openersh~ M~. ~~~~onc~rege 22~13·57. hea~yweighl JO~~NES~~ lhe!resecond · IheMoWJtaineer e crushingconsecutiveimpres-VICtory Saturday each Tophad men for . itll lgame losing - - We~! Vrrglm~ 1~ pmnts~kaneach -~ ! America~ 194:a~io. The only game left 1111 over-all f aft: Iwere beaten 21-7 by Toledo, _"_!Jl•ll8.. wbich shared the Mid· down the curtain on its season schedule will see Central08Stall eryone :rst four games. I which had liS best year Since TALE OF THE TAPE Conference crown, with the traditional IJe. at Tennessee Slate In a 'J'banb. e down at OhiO 1957 at lh'i. , . hth ! LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) -racked up its sixth consecutive , tween Denison and Ohio giving Day game. U . rslty was glad to see thc o The Joss was D•yton s I The tale of tile tape for the, victory witll a 23·polnl explosion, ley an, which turned out to a mve end , for it was a miser·lagainstone ry, lc· ass ius Clay - Floyd .Patterrolld ovcr season _ _ -----tic and - one hi in the final periodTbto R k' ,wlld one. · able one for hfm. In fact, the od Fl bt Results son champions p 37-7. e es The Big Red, however, took university's first an-tosmg year. lunl:y .. light tomght: thus !miShed with a 7-3 recor i a decision over the Blsh- HAYI The Bobcats were dumped 29a G South Afri· Clay Patterson . Quarterback Bruce Malle o Io s as Daln Birkley scored 14 by Marshall, . which beat ' Armstead, Height 6-3 , 6 connected on on runs and passed !or them 1~ in the !mal game of ca I eles drew with Neck 11 V• 16,passes of a, 13 ond 2.yards ,tojanolher for the winners. The th 1964 season to start the 11· 1361\, Los l35Y South Chest !normal) 421\ 41 Jim Shaw, whose scormg catch- two teams scored 28 points In Week~ • JV'8TakesecondWill RJO 0 . d Steve Miller llio Grande JV's scored Fr.mk Colhns 18 an ~ranked Chest Biceps !expanded) Reach Forearm Wnst F:st "'"t Thigh ~~\fie In~' knoc~~d Fr~n~; We~ght (expected) b$ qs ~!8 loucbdownl t~lce ~ ~~ejfl~n~al~pe~rl~od~ln:w:h:lc:h:~Denl-~!~~~!~~;~ ~14 441\ 1a 79 II 1; 13 34 1I 43 es set Game. a schoolTherecordBearca for ..s son held a 1411 smgle. lead wllh 2:49 ;;\\ were :;.s for the season. lett in the game. 8 Kent Slate, which started fast 12 in the MAC race and then fad3211 ed, edged out Louisvilie as • • I • 20 221\ quarterback Ron Mollric picked 0 p T0 ME t RIS T 17 W a fumble out of the air and N 91\ stepped '" to score with 27 sec206 194 J onds in re. Golden Flas es lOIS c · 7:~ 9¥. tel~ N W COMPTON Q D• Office~~,! ~a!.~5s<fC::O:!ro;"" oa g;de51.~e . . .,' 14 q "an I1co _'.",,rlh ( :lrnlma S!. W Iowa 20 ·12 Wisconsi n 7 ~1 ·•:: ri 4! !\;m<;;]s 211 I Hlll '., ,.·,n :;:) Ohio Wt'S :m llr p .. ,s :!0 .\o rl ~ lWI'st rrn 6 J' nr•r ·· r· ::r; Indi an<~ 2 I ,\ri 'I' r ll ~.i SF: ~1i ~so ur·i 24 f' ,lt " ' 11 ~ L. l N l·~ t\l !ssou ri 21 :'ll !'I L• 113 r.· _,j ,,~I JI:r\ lr·ni Sou lh\n·~ l ,.\• ~ ·rrl·· .s ~2 'J'r•\:!s Tr·t·h ~~ Stanford 9 Ca lifornia 7 Oregon Coli 19 San Fran 0 'Sou th Dakota 17 Co lo. St. Col. 0 Idaho 54 Montana State 0 Cal Lutheran 4fi UC Riversd 20 Whi ((icr 13 Hedl ands 12 , On:idental 21 Pomona 6 !L. A. Sl. 56 S F'. Valley St.. 0 • s·rn Oregon 19 Hnyward St.II 11 1 wmstr Utah 21 E. Oregon 4~ 3 lb. 1· Steak • • : UC Our Own Home Style Fresh Pork - lb. 49c i Lo~g B. 35 Ca l. Poly !S L.~ I 6 Bt:>ach 27 U of Pacific 7 1: . ~· r·., ·l:r Sl . :11 1\ .- ms,,~ St. 7 Spice Tan Rawhide T •·.'. ··: 811 BOOT r !l r 1~1r:m 42 Hir e I ~ l: :ll ·.,r ~1 1 Soul hern .\lelh 10 :'-.r.",. \ ln.:iro tO l01ra St. g '\:;.; _·\ \1.'C\ rr7 \\' ilry 7 . . . :•r· 11i, hrJ Sr. 20 1-'l:rgstafr 0 :-:,1\"n t T,•.\. 1:! Texas 1\ &l 0 ( ·r,nl. Uk !a. !9 Pnlrr,diP A&\T 6 ,\ Lc.l m ('nil ·Ill SWrn 1\·nn 27 \ ('u~ hion \\'elL CrC I>C Sole. s;,., 6lh· 12 - - - · 3 Hri .c;! 1~ 1 ·n Younrr 20 Arizona $12·99 OX THE SHOE B 42 .\. Texas SL 13 ) 1. ' ' l• '-\:rs \\' pslt: rn 57 X;;rvi\.'r jJ Tr· \. Sm_ Hi Pr;lir ie V. A&M 0 Insole - Caulk Participaiing Merchant ln Middleport Merchants Ch ri stmas Gift·A-Rama PORT 0 All The l'ull Is Itt 'l'he Eeos tin'- l'ad·Vofu ltfeot Buys . FRESH PORK Standard ~s~,h~l~l":'.~; 2~9~S~":~~~I~Io~us~lo_~n~S~L_:2~3~'..:-~.::M=lD~Di:iiL=E~i:ii·~·~~~ - " r· It's Ingels For Money-Saving • 19 C Stokely's Family Size Morton's Bake & Serve Fruit Filled PIES APPLE SAUCE 3 9( 3 ( 49 V. gal. carton Zest a Roll Cracken lb. box $1~1~~£ I LARGE 24 SIZE YEARS FROM NOW YOU'll LETTUCE hd. 19c BE GlAD ITS A ..• E "\Vl'l' fROS't-fltE E\/ER'1WHERE ~ rholds111 Auillble in rich CopperlOM utwlor It 10 EnRA COST! WlnHIP and Delicious APPLES _ _ __ • Big separate fr~ze \b~· of irot:en food ·.•· ·. ' '; ~ • • "Quick·Serve 4 lb. bag 39c Orbit Brand Unclu•lfltd ConYenient deeP storaae ~pace in both doOrs POTATOES _ _ _ SO lb. bag 1.29 .. butter and egg POt tooklng, Biking or Frying storage LET US RESERVE YOURS FOR CHRISTMAS INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS We Reserve The Right to 49c 18"x25' CELERY bch. 19c 9S .. RUTLAND, OHIO We Will Be OPEN Fri.·Sat. AFTER THANKSGIVING FRESH STANDARD BONELESS LEAN Pillsbury BEEF STEW MEAT·· lb. 59c 7c INSTANT COFFEE i•r 33c Fui-Valu Buys 49c SHORTENING I I e c 1 E cREAM e 12 ...... BONELESS RUMP ROAST ·· ·· .. Ill. 89c NESCAFE _ _';::· SWIFTNtNG_ 69c 3..~ 69c ~ 69c GAL. BROUGHTON$ BEST _ WHITE «OYER FARM STORE SPECIALS POTATOES Ill••50$1.79 ag BONUS BUY STOKELY FRESH CRANBERRIES - - - - FRUIT COCKTAIL 29 ~CR~OU"_'T~ETT~E~I-===-· ( 21Ar 39 ILICID PINEAPPLI -<On ( KELLOGG'S Summer t1le 3,03 CANS No. CRISP c CE~ERY ...... 19c .... 15c RADISHES - 1•1Sc Alc01 29c KELLOGG'S CROUTmES ,anad .. s.....~•• - 7-. ~ 7 KRAFT MARSHMALLOW CREAM-,., 19c KRAFT WHIPPED TOPPING ~::,_.,. ••• 49c SWEET POTATOES :;~::r No.: 25c Showm• 2 """ 29C PAPER NAPKINS Hudson Wllh Colon of 60 P-D-Q EGGNOG MIX::!~ ~·~~.65c Yellow Cream Style CORN ::::~·· 2 •s..~29c HUNT'S FRUit·COCKTAIL ".: 25c an 29 CRANBERRY SA UCE ..Ocoon•h•l•S,roy Jalllod . ... c SNOW DRIFT SHORTENING 3 !~ 69c u·59c BROUGHTON$--~ GAL. 33c Phll•dotplola .... 29c ,...,,.... 39( IALAD ORIIIING 'II. RED DELICIOUS -------------- -~ Slobly 14ao.19( TOMATO APPLES 4~33c PORK IIANS_JN cone2.--29( SOLID 29 t.. Mald 29 NOODLES I ----~~~--- WRAP cubM 8uTTER M11 K FlOiliDA CREAM CH&ISI - CAnUP _ Celery Ho1dor-Aosorttd ~II. BONUS BUY Compftr. MARSHMALLOWS hdL Kila.r Puro Aluminum lttORTININIJ - Oceen Spray FOIL-- 29c 21' ltQLL CRANBERRY SAUCE 303 CAN· - PEAS-- $1-oo ~=:' lSc 6-JOu.plrea. .. .... ( n. pkg. ( 79c ...... 49c WAID Cft,OSS' SONS . . " , . r" RACINE, 0. · , ":~29c GUIN IIANI- ·t CRANIIIRY IAUCI ••• IIICU:·_ . Clltf's lltUtht CHilli ,., SUGAR S PEAS or .Lima Beans 3\$1.00 3 ll>lb. bag• \ Ll. BAG I .. 01n -nlpray . COLONIAL & HEAD LETTUCE 2 33c .. PUMPKIN PIES V1n C.mp 19c~. RACINE FOOD MARKET - 3TH & PEARL ON ST. ROUTE 338 IN !tACINE '1HE STORE WITH A HART" c OYSTERS 99c 10oz. glass quart FRESH- HOMEMADE 2 LB. CTN. INSTANT COFFEE Buttermilk BISCUITS SALAD DRESSING 39C I0-20 lb. Avg • NESCAFE No.2 can C.n ·rwln Pack WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY! DRESSED TURKEYS BUY ROUND RACINE Fui-Valu MAR PHONE WI 9-3342 sort The occasioo is being S(JOllSOred by Holzer Rospllal and Clinic, Central Operating Company, Plll!ip Sporn Plant, Vanadium Corporation o1 Am. WE HAVE FRESH- MIDDLEPORT Umit Quantiliu THE COLOR Te Ve SET I I AT OUR GIGANTIC GRAND OPENING I r__ -----------J 1 16c Musselman's Cherry Pie Filing or Thank You Apple Pie Filling Fui-Velu Buyl I THIS IS THE LAST WEEK TO REGISTER FOR DAN DEE POTATO CHIPS KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP LARGE SIZE NOW 1 ONLY .'.. : . · Dairy Fair Ice Milk ALUMINUM FOIL Diamond Heavy Duty 15 FAIRMONT <~~~ ' PUMPKIN can . -----~"""""----------- DelMonte No. 2'11 EA. Stokely's Finest CALL wY 2-3635 for appointment at slort A-latod Radio & TV, Harry Miller, owner214 E. Main Sf~ Pomeroy. 39C a MINCE a PEACH eCHERRY ePUMPKIN a APPLE .... FROM YOUR 2 LOCAL CLOVER FARM STORES! TO HONOR DONORS PT. PLEASANT - Fi've-gllllon don,... to the American Cross Blood Program from son, Gallia and Meigs Counties will be honored at a banquet Thursday, December 2, al p.m. at the P!eesent Point TRADE-INS ALSO TAKEN bog of 31oovts . 20 oL bottle ......,..._,_.,._.._,._.,._....,_,._-,.._,.,=,.o_~::--:- FREE HEARING TEST Hearing Aid on this Day BREAD DOUGH TOMATO CATSUP 634 E. MAIN ST. D••'•" rv.,.,. ...~_,_,==-""'"'-=~""-""""·--"'-"""'-""--~ THE MAKINGS OF A $20·00 Off On Any can l9c Am.,ica'•moet_.w,r POMEROY, OHIO ;!::~!:..:!;'rk~~~ oai;y :11¥ ~I 0' ... SECOND BIG WEEK··· MORE BIG SAVINGS ON Help a friend or loved one, give the wonderful gift of hearing for Christmas. c lb. a ShPet or clear plastic 36"'x72•, ;~ fl. of fiber molding and 35 nails. Ready to tack up ••• a l•"'''mplete storm window. EASY. Christmu Speeiol! OL Sale! DR. PEPPER Fui-Valu Buyl CARTON OF 6 12 oz. bottles . PORK ROAST Sausage .l lb. Oysters. .. Fresh Picnic • 12 . t1 H•rtw.,. i ""'....., 1:00 TO 5:,00 P.M. e IIANDIII ON JMI 11~1 MU.NI UfiiUCHON GI.IAIAIUU. Pomeroy Cement Bl0( k C0, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24 Open Wednesday, Nov.l4 Until 8:00p.m. (;'resno St. 24 San Jose SL 18 r S~ •w.un• A Representative Will Be In Our Store 1 your patronage. Happy hoJJ.J L d~o::_a~l.- _ 2o I' AND BAnERIES AT ALL TIME. ~thank 1.; ·nl S! 7 Louisv ill e ti :\•l! . l":L on :w '1\. e.~tmnstr P a. 6 ' West D:·;d. t• ::li Onwl1a :tu ~ - l il• w·i' 1:1 SW :\1J~sour i 6 Colorado 19 Air Force 6 ('·Tll'• rdi:l IlL 211 Chi cago Ill . 14 utah Sl .H Utah 7 'll Wash~ St. 9 I' " I ' I 22 I' mashin•ton '.\• II .lin. U. ; ., l~ <l!i31 \'i •. u' ' C LA Southern Cal 16 'l'r r' .1 1 ~ \\" ichil:t ~1. T " :u l!l \ (l !' Uil'l'n 1\.licll . 7 Ore·gun St. 19 Oregon 14. f-! 1 ,ql, HEARING SERVIa a Langston 30 Lincoln (Mo.) 0 · THIS WIITEI AUDIVOX THANKS 1 FRIENDS! I •. eI I Thanbgfvlng II time to I To all our I I saypatron.o a bllyou...thanka for 1 :n Cincinn ati 7 Associated Radio Now Has Complete 1 Midwest NE Oklahoma 75 Col Ozarks G5 I Mirhigrm St. 12 Noire Dame 3 E. Cen. Okla . 50 SErn (Ok.) 0 0 '1io :-;t. 9 J\1it:llignn 7 SWrn (Okla.) 19 E. N. ~'1. 13 :\1t~tn li (0 .) g~:·THUR6 ~------, SF Austin 17 East Tex. st. 12 Tri,rtty Tex. la Arkansas St. 14 Abilene Christo 41 Angelo St 12 John Brown 69 Ark. Coli. 51 SCOfCS OS 12 UM I .. ._ 49c $'J•00 ' 49( BUY FRI.·SAT. SP&CIALS After Thlqlvtngt .,.. .... , - 10c STOKELY GREEN BEANS NO.2~ CAN $,.00 �. .. . '• . ~ . o. .-- ... ~ ~ ·4 >' ~ .. . . .,:- -;;· • I f ... . o o "' .. .... - ....; i HEl HELP us 1 we've had our rough times, and children reach •&e-11, JOU'UI bul J don'& HI 111.1111 lliv.U. also our arpments. But when miiDIIIa YOWIII mlll'riasall aU ages either, ln18111uch u Jill nf tft rr----• tMM m-.. • things go bad, we'd sit down wrong for them. Rlght?-H. 1can Jll "pierced-look" aarringl! and talk them over, and we Dear Helen: everywhere thei!le days. A friend • always found an answer. Talk· 1 am 14 and strongly In favor . of mine points out something II ing things out is the answer to or pierced ears. My mother has didn't know: "Don't. ev~r try I -l--- by Hel... Bottel most marriagl pro~:ems. ' at tast agreed to talk to the to wear the other kmd !~ you . I can honestly say I love my doctor about it. I have promis- 1have hole• m your lobeo, she wi[e and Four childrtm more ed to wear only button type Isays. "You'll be surprised how l· YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! I Dear Helen : , each day, and, even when I oc-1earrings, and Helen, I live up c!ip·<ms hurt H pierced ear." This column 1s for young : ~ don.'t know whether you ll 1casionally forget a birthday, l'rn to my pfomises. Do ~·ou think ; -H. . I people. their problems and. prml this Jetter. as I know you ,sure their love for me grows 1 am too young , and what are , Dear Helen. pleasures, their troubles and , aren't generally in favor of 1 too. I your opinions on the subject? ! If my friend and I talk to 1 fWl. As with the rest 9f H.den ,young marriages, but here\;'. . .. , Up until now my mother wa~ ; ~ach other m sign language , Help Us!. it welcomes laughs ' a .story about one that worked!/ Sometimes 11 JSn t the age In . strongly against it. - HOPE· m cla.ss, doea our ~acher ha':'l but wun't dodge a serious ques· ; My wife_ and 1 were married 1 years but how grown·UP you FUL a~y rJght to stop us. We aren t 1 tion w1th a brush~off. when we were both 16 yean 1 are that makes for happy mar. 1disturbing anyone . .we spent ell Send your teen-aae questions old. Friends predicted we'd: riages. - R. B. , Dear Hopeful: ' summer learning JlOW. - JUDto YOUTII .~SKED FOR IT, break up wilhin three Y"""' Om R. B 1 I see nothing wrong in get· 1!Til rare of Helen Help US!, this but I'm happy to say we've You'r-e so right. - and your ! ling your ears pierced (by .1 1Dear Judith : newspaper. b~n married 10 years and hope young marriage is so right for : doctor - don't risk the needle, l If you kids would only eKert A WORD IN FAVOR Ior many, many more. Sure you! But. ... I'll bet when your ice and thread routine at home), ! the t:nergy on school work. that you spend trying to OYOid It, you wouldn't go dowo to the I • 1"C's" on 1lips. Use you r J 1bands for taKina notet, girls. FOR ALL YOUR - - ---- • - - -- - - - - - - · - -- --- ----- - - -- 1 \1• ~~ HOLIDAY NIIDS 6- GIT BONUS S&H GRIIN STAMPS SHOP EVANS FOR ALL YOUR HOLIDAY NEEDS 1 1 - -· - - - - crolb / "o\~~ ~ ~ . )i. I ,~ f ~ 1 PRICES GOOD Till -H ClOSE OF BUSINESS Dear Helen : ' I wa~ going steady with this ! reo l!ow for six months, thrn he i w•·nt away fl>r summer vacation. Since we'r~ back at school, 1 NOV. 1 he hasn't even e11lled or spoken ' lo m• . I Mill have his !d. brace· let which means we're steadiea. Should I eontinue going steady with a guy l never see, or give it bark? - SUMMER HAT·' Old.fashl•oned home baked bread from your oven in IS minv:es! IY TU 24 1 ~H D~·ar S_H.: This is for sure : you aren't· going sl~>ady wilh a boy you I haven't seen in five months- , so oHer the Id. braCf"l~t back, I and make it seem like a mutual I agreement - even If it isn't. I WELLSLEY FARMS ICE CREAM I -H. This column Is dedicated to 1 f.amliy livin&, S<J If you're hav· ing kid trouble or just plain i ~gal. 1trouble, let Helen help YOU. I She will also welcome your 1 own amusing experiences. Ad· 1dress Helen Bottel io care of ; this newspaper, DOCTOR BAKE n' BREAK symptoma of arterios<'lerosis? 1What can be done to arrest its illevelopment? 1 -UDfortaaately, harden· Jng of the arteries causes no · symptoma until the vessels become almost completely chok· ed off. This is a late manifestation of a disease that beR:ina in 50 per cent of the population when they are in their early 208. When the choking-off occurs, the 1ymptoms depend on the location of the blocked ar. terifll. In a coronary artery you would have attacks of a vise . like pain jn the region of the heart (angina pectoris); ln thE' leas, pain on wa.lking (intermittent claudication ). ! ' Prevention is now thought to ' depend IH1 on cutting out high·' cholesterol fats than on n~uc· j' ing your total caloric intake and , k..plng your wei&ht at the low- FtH Sf:JH PINEAPPLE WHITI ••~ DARK MIAT •• All WHtll SLICED - CRUSHED I FREI FREE FREE CHUNK- SPEARS " $1 4 "'"' YOUNG IILTSVILLI FNOh · - lq 0-¥w :'M ICC I CRY.O-VAC WIA.ItPID Tur keys I lbt To 9 lbo·. HAM 9~~s. $799 ight _, lb. 45c __ ·lb. 8-or. Can 89c 69c Roasting CHICKENS Swift's Premium- Flavor Orawn-U, 5, OoverameM lnsptdttl. Heavv lr••d for lekft•t er 5t•wJ,... cY...Oo.vU.,Nw,...... G H.ENS Swift'J Premium - 4 to 6 lb ....... U. S. Gewemment l.ts,_lf. . Stuffed Roasting CHICKENS~':. • ., lb. Pkg, 12-os. Pkg, 39c Swift'• Premium - U. S. C.w'l, loo,..t.l Youn& Ten4or- O.e• Reody DUCKS lteU.Avf. CALiroltNIA PASCAL 5 PILLSBURY FLOUR l-Ib. PKGS. '1 2Vz CANS SALAD POTATO CHIPS 7• OFF I •. 49c I '-lb. lAG :, I 49c OCIAH .,RAY \ 7 1-111. IOXIS -· ONIONS WHOLI OliTRAINID '1 2c~O:s 39c NESTLE'S . . MORSELS CRANBERRIES OLD SOUTHERN FAVORITE ·• ' 2·1b. CAN " KAISil H. D." ,~ . ~ FOIL - ..;'&7o SO FREE S&H STAMPS '----------------------~-----• SWEET SPANISH LATE HOWES- 1-LI. BOX LT. OR DARK IROWN- CONP. The ceremony of tile bleol· w_,, "" of hoiiiOhold nimsla dates hack Ul the !4th century, when poll and representaUvo flo! d • ~~~ were taken IniAl the churche• to bt! blessed In dedi· C~l~RY CRISP kcltle EVANS KRAFT I '1 ,. kCitle EVANS POTATO ROLLS· OJ11 29c PKG. a.. S ~!;. ~."~:t.':::'•d .. I:A.. CSwi~opPreOmiuNm A 'MII~.A•• - iNnJ Swift'a Promlum ~ U. S. ~-\, lft.,..ttd All M~e~t lklnn !.:. •·~. lb. 39c 45 ._ C Swift'1 Premium - U. $, Government ln1pected Cry.O..Vac Wrapped Ove-n Rt.dv - Shri IV2 ' -EMONY uUoo ta St. Fraocil of Asalli. GRAOI 5)~~· $499 Peeled t SI&H .; I 5WIPT'S IUTTIIIALl- U. S, GOV'T, INSP'!CTED - Trodewlnd1 Frosen ...... OLD 37c CANNED Stondord IONILBS TUIIIEY ROAST · Please ootid your qoeollat ... ...,... .. Wll)'le 0. Brllldllldt, M.D., II ure of We poper. WilDt Dr. Braat\liltll eouol •••- ltldlvldllll Jetten bo 11111 ,..,... Iotter. of ........ IM«eel ill ltdtlre ..,. G"'n Strmp1 With Tho Purch.., Of l-Lb. P~g. Swift'• Pl'fmium A - 'llle cld•l functiOII of the 1p1... 11 tile destrucn011 of worn. oot red blood cells but ln man , the spleen 11 not eiSeDilal lor 1 Wo purpose. In the obletlee of .tho ;pJeen, It• funcUon ito taken over by the Unlng of tile blood This is itl Home baked bread, wilh a golderHxowtl crus I and a wonderful aroma as you serve it. bot and fresh from your oven I And so simple and easy to prepare. It's nol frozen - no thawing or relri<Jerallon needed. Simply pop inlo a prehealed 4GO" O"Ven lor 15 minutes Out it comes hot and steaming. lull-bodied and enriched, in wonderful pull-apart IIGIIOC"f aDces. lb. U. I. Government lnapected Boneless Turkey Roast FRESH OY'STERS Thi1 Coupon Worth 100 tion? The outlook for 1 )101'10!1 whose opleen hea booo removed la &•nerally v.-y good. II dopmda on what OOIIdllioll the operation was performod lor. In most 'cases the operation prolon&o, rather than shortenl, life. 59c ill. Leon, No We~stt Swift's Premium - U. S. Gov't. lnsptocted Light 6o Dark MtCit. 3 to 5 lb. Avg. LIBBY'S their tpleens remO'~ed. How do they manage to get alona wilh· . out this organ? What oro the · chences of living more lhaD five yel'rs after such an opua- nssels. NIGHT 'TIL 9P.M. FREE FREE FREE Q- Two of my cousine had INS Young Turkeys~:,'~:: r. OPEN WEDNESDAY box11 er limit Df oormal, cutting out cigarettes and. with your doc· tor's help, keepllll your blood pressure, especially the lower (diastolic) reading, within nor· mal limits and learning the iioe 111 of e.(uanlmity. enriched 39c ~~. T• Swift'• P,.mlum - 4 ..... $1 I . Some I 1mes your dortor can I detect arterio5clerosis before any of these vascular a('cidenH 1 occur by reeling the arterie·s in your feet, seeing their outline 1 in an X-ray film (usually one taken for another reason.\, or ' seeing characteristic chang~s in I the interior of your eyes. I Hen Turkeys :: :~:: STUFFED White, Yellow, Devils Food Swiss Chocolate .4 SWIFT'S IUTTIRIALL - U. S. OOV'T, INSPECTED ORADI A-PRHH fROZEN- CRY·O·VAG WRAPPED A- F«UH FIOZEN - CAKE MIX lly ll'ayao G. Brandstadt M.D. Q - What are the eerly Orad• SWifT'S - ORADI A - PRISH I'IIOZIN - WRAPPID PILLSBURY SAYS Swlft't lutterboll - U. S. hv't. htt(OM!ocl A - fl'fth fre1en Cry.O ..V•• Wr•ppH ROME BEAUTY OR WINESAP 45o .. ' �~iS AAUGH! 1'1!'1'1 fAAl1? Hill eel her ~Wlo!r, Mn. Carne'. Johnston. Mr. and lin. Orvlllt Rbodtl 'flitted Mr. and 111'1. J • h b Mengel, Darwin. Mr. and Mi-l. Mao Prolllt 0 OM Town Flats Society .Nott"$ River news ,,4,1. BARNEY GOOGLII 1nd SI'IVFFY SMIT1t I I'M GOIN' DOWN TO 1W GENERAL STORE, MAW- DO 'IE CRAVE TO TAG ALONG? P<>rtlaod vlallld Mr. ud Mr• 0111• Sayre and family. BRICK DUPLEX 3 bedroomS living room, dining room, chen, basement and garage, ll forced air gas furrrace, 1orDut Avo. Call WY 2-5127. II 13 lT'LLBEil~ BLESS DAILY CROSSWORD A(lB08B LPioot G.Dreued ».Allan river 10.Ioooonemo 11. Orowa old lLMove DOWN LChln,.. temple 2.0orrect , man; · 19. Ot tlut JG.Il<lon 18. Alcoloolle llevonoce 8, Carry l1.Cit.e 19'. Sorcerer :IO.Collop 7.Bulld cJearee 2LL<mp.!t ,.._ot llooiT J2.WIIIt I'Wot.er 23.Ukely cheek· bone 22.ltaJioed --· ,. 2S.GIUdy BtJie 28. FIXttb&ll to with ............ &.Flood U.l'umltooroo <::::}<:::) ---1;1" pertor abbr. 5.Chln- TIMES.f I'D LOVE TO land.en lS.SU· -·y t'e8t.Jess].y LIKE OLDEN POT~ and l<>w- nlckowooe U.Ruuian · river HONEY 15. Hlgh1&ndell 3.:Man'!l 4. College '{ORE HEART, WU'IJQ"a .&a•w• tloo3r4 power 23. Llven 2ft. At& <llltaloco: poetic Olldhocket 12.Som>w 15. Dlecbarge tenn ·- 29.TwtUect fal>o:ica , 3l.Famllr momiJel' 32.11ell.... 34.SO.U 37.Fiollda. aport. 38. SUtcloblrot 40. 'l'hua :U.Roobber JT.Alootloer college degree :18. Gold: .u.r. so.~al 3l.COJm 33.- :K.OifOI' 35.Sooake :ati.Spulob tartato :ati.EmtlaA JO;u WilNTED! at.Blk ... 4t.Storap -.... ....... ,~,,. - BEGINS DEC. 9 plete estates or small loti. Call , .. tOW\ a.- AT GBC KNOTTS USED FURNITURE end AUCTION 11-2nd. loa!t NEW DAY TERM Furniture and household 100d1. Wt will buy com- I II Dtplome Covi'HI 446-%917 DAILY CifPlVQUOTE- H_.slotr to work HI .&li:YDLB.&.I.li:B lo LONGI'BLLOW One letter simply JtaDdl for another.ln this sample A Js used to.- lbe llomo L'll. X w lbe two O'r, etc. Sboglolett.er., •pooo s-etarlaJ (lmeral Offlet Bill. A,dmJnlrtratloD Wanted To Buy FURS AND beef hldeo. Chevalier, Long Bottom, II 18 25tp trophies, tho li!Dgllt ODd formatlaA ot the wor<ls are all Bach day the code lettera are dl:tfen!llt. I ENROLL NOW There II a job with IDIImlted opportllll1tle1 fot .vtr1 GBC Gnduatl toll ANTIQUE misceUODeOII!. Call or wriU!: Mro. Jknrard Cecil, 100 ll1aill Sl, PCIIIII!I'Oy. WMPO Radio Or---,. ~ONDAt TRRU J'IUDU1:00 Slp Ou - N6:05 Sacred 11eart 1::111 Meigs Coao!J RFD I:ZS Paul Bowen, Farm GAWPOUS Busl1111 College Help Wanted -- 3 ROOMS Boy's or Girl'• 44.95 bic:yde with purchase of thit New ONLY po.oo '299 Down - ••••••• c••.,.~~n~ T.,.. Insurance MASON M-ION, W, VA. CARRIERS NEEDED PINK OR WHITI _ - RIITLAND ···· We'll prepare ,our ready"mb:ed CODcrete order to your sp•cifleaUoDI, IDd denver Apply: Daily Sentinel Office It anywhere IB towu, 1111 ready to pour. 1 Employment Wanted ' can -~~~~~ today ... our service II prompt IDd our prleel m the luwest poSSible! - Page Street ' • . ~ . ·'" •• i' ' ,, MldcileP.,rt . · Wl9-3226 ' ' i ANI'QXNU NLWUW~WCH 'llWKC Alf:J'QitNU VUN APH FDJrJ' ACCIC VZ:QAWAO L z H I' q mz.-. U:H.t.YWH LJI'l'XA I ~I 1:45 Slgn ·Off JEH RADIO 4:45 Spotlight on Sporlt 4:55 Weather 5:00 Community News 5:10 World and National 5: l5 Sign Off us Sign On, Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohlo Valley New1 8:05 World News 8·.10 Sports T-.o..y ..... 8·. 5 Weather · P1'cturo 8:18 P~ Pleasant Football 10·30 Songs for Chlldren . 10:45 Golden Key 11·.00 News 11:05 Saturday Show 12 :00 ""a • -- I• Oh'1o, Na·t New1 2:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Gri!IM 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:30 News Headllnes 1 st Salurda Mall : News Y nee 1:!5 Z:OO Saturday Matinee 1:30 News Headlines 1:31 Saturday Matloee 2:55 News s·110 Saturd Mallo · ay ee •-30 News Heauwx:o ""--•· s 31 Slturda Ma"-: y """' 3-31 . Saturday Ma~--• •·•• ~•. .,. """" 4·00 Dls•'"g llh Do . Radio ~· R w " 4:30 I 0 li:OO News Roundup 6:16 S1i1J 011 rHni~IOIN~~~LO~S~&=R:::=:=::;=====:nfir;jj~~=~==~G~By ART SANSOM .. ·.- 10 .• :stc ., _ 6ROCfRt·.·. Antiquity•.0, - -. - By HAROLD GR,l'f E.HARIN'1 S~, lAI<'E ~ 1}1' THRIHY Tel 411/E. TO TH' 6HII=TVJ EJ1A1i1 TH' POVERTY! I=E:EO "TH' Ha'fQN AM" ~IT ..-rr;o OW NOT IOMN' 'EM & WE GOT .I Bur SHUQ(S! nt ~ ALlUS HAD A PASSEL 0' THEN WEEVIL l"r'P£1:: ' Uk.'E R.EAS Ol1 A DAWCOI ABBIE AND SLATS WINNI! WINKL! \ \ ... l MON.'-TUES.-WED. ONLY! i ew~~ £iii RIJbt 11>~Qu!o!lt~U. · ' GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. .· ., _S.HULER'S Phone WY 2-3284 . . ·. . , 1:00 Sundowa Serenade s-·•· FURNITURE CO. Pot Pies r"' 6 ... 99c Morton Dinners 3 "'99c Chocolate Milk .....g~o~,.., .. 25~ Ice Cream ·o;:- ~ """69c Bread!:'- • ...., _ 2,.,. 39c Potato Chips D•• -. .... "'79c Pepsi Cola 12 .. 37c Coca Cola 12 ....too. 37c 6 49c G,rapefru1't Potatoes 50~. $J-37 .ol1ions . 3 .. 17c Head leHuce 17c ~ q.otai~COI SATURDAYS Wl 1:00 Sign Ou - News ft' 1:311 Newo 1:30 Happy Volley Boys 1:1'1 Waolher 1:05 Collllb}' Maslc nme WJEH LOG 7:1111 )'lallooaJ ,;IIWI 1:20 Country Jamooreo Mooday 'lbroogh Friday 7:05 BW Miller 111m <:00 Protestanl Hour 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:30 1por1o Parade 7:30 Sports Parade 7:45 Echoes of Joy 7:3li BW Miller qhow 7:35 Larry Andersoo Sloow 8:00 Ohio Valley News 7:31 Plcteo• Han!Woro 1U:45 It's Maslc - ~ 8:05 World News .._,_ 11•110 Dullo<l' d H Dalry 8:10 Sports Today rru.. • • - 1 1 · an ems 8:15 Weather Picture 7:10 Nen 1'op Tea Sbow 12:110 Nen 8:16 Musical Clock h SW Miller Sbow 8·55 12:15 lusteal lnlerludr . Community Ne•• 1:45 Bohr Fundlun 8buw 9·00 Talk of "~ t:OO Nen 12:30 Ret. Merlbt reer.. · '"" •uwu t:IJI Coffee with Janel 1:110 NIIWI 9:55 Masoo County News Jim "ees Show 10:00 Public Service 1: •• K:OO l'lirtraJII of 1 Patriot w • I:IO ........ Parade 10:15 Founlly Worship Hour 10:05 Swap Shop """'y Serenade 10·30 Latchstring 1:00 Soodown · News· 10:30 BW Mlller BlalCb Sbow 11:00 10·4$ •- •I:U Sip -011 11:05 Mo~; •• Mel-". .!Woo ,.... •...,_ ~l'NDAYS ......., "'""" l'l'lleadaJ) .,_ 0u • •-HOlD' lacepl Friday, Church , 7 30 10 o r-oo. w ..__ uoeu ~...,. Belli Rlngl : .....,. IIIUip (•-o.) 7:1ifi NSWI 11:45 World News 10:45 A.b.C. Procram (Frldayl 1:110 Baptist La}mao'• Hour 11:!5 Muon Cowoty News 11:110 Nen 1:30 Somday Show 12:00 Community NI!WII 11 =06 'n.v'• ColmtrJ JuAetloD 8:30 'l1le Sible to You 12-.M N- Ne11:30 ,.,...1 ,.,_,_ ..,__ ,_... w •• ~ · -~~ ..,..._ 8:45 !.eplallve llepart 12:10 Morlteto 12 0 :w ~ ·lllock Nelfl 10:111: 'lbe Good Life 12:15 Mid Da1 Weather 12:30 Goelaler'1 Guest Star IO:Ib Congreosmoo Moeller 12:21 BullellD Board Ci'r141J) 10:30 'Die Country HYDlllllmers 12:25 NI!WII 0 Gra101 11:30 Llny &nderouo 8bow 11:10 'Die Quiet Bllar 2:30 County A-t S: :te Jim "·- -..:. .... ..... ...,,. 12:00 News 12:45 ,._...._ Go Round '.·" ..._..._If •·- ..__ ~u1 • .. - - - ...._ ...,,. 12:15 'l1le ClriiiiJuui Bllar 1:55 New• Beat '·30 ""~ .. -- "'"""'•• N2:liD ,........,, .. . ...,_,....,. ••• 12:30 Tile Rev. Merllr Teele -••u• Go Round •·." ..._ M- ,.__ . • "' •ua - """" 1:80 11>e Rev. S•·Blllup• 2:55 News Beat ':00 N._ • • ••• Z:IIO 11Je Rev. Andrew Parsons 3:00 Mid Wa7 Matinee •:• Jim " .. _' - ~ 2:30 Swtdl1 •howeuc • w 3:55 News Beat 1:30 Rlatr'a Weather 1•00 Sliodowa Sereb14e 4:00 Dlsdag with Doa l:50 Sparll Plnde 6:45 Sip 0f1 4:30 Jnten:lwip ~ololllllllool ... Catolot w. .& h1ntl. BEN CASEY �. t . ~ . .. ~ ;· ··~....... - - .. ...,. .. ~ .......... ~ ~ • ' .. . .. ··~ • • •• • •• · --·-··- ··-······· ...... . . , •. ,.~h · ··-· · -·- •·•-r- - · .. .... .... ,.. · h ,._, ~ .... I# . '- .. · - · .._ ....... --~ ...,.. . . . __ _ ...... ...... ' ~ .... . ... · - · · · · · - · -·· -· · - ·· - · ·· ' I . ' '., . I FINE FOODS --FCiFf._FEASTING ON • 11!-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 22, 1965 Veterau Memorial BM!Ilfa1 I 18 PERISH Graveside Service 1Sqt1ad Called Twice . Admls•lons SaturdF~y - lVII· A rash of fatal acddento on A graveside •service was held , The Middleport E-R squad iiam Lanning, llll'bome; I· today 1 J N ' ed t toda Syracuaa "R lJm't medical patient. At Z:55 p. IlL 'C t· ed f ' Ebl' Saturday sent Ohio's weekend I a1 11 0 . m. or une ew-, was summon a 6 a.m. Y ~.,. S da Mr '-W Sheff! ld 0f ' on mu om page 1 , "' 11 ~ '"· Pomeroy. 1 . , lun. 35, of Long Bottom, who Ifor Charles Sansbucy, Langsville Call d Th 1 un. y, s. "" .e e Ice statiOn, JUnCtiOn of Rts. 7, IJr!Cbarg.. Saturday .- Faye lrafllc death loll soarmg. Tho: passed away S'aturday in Coi- l who was transported to Meigs e ree 'imes llactne, w.. haVIng breathing <1nd 554. A car, appare~tl~ ~v~nt, ICatrett, Middleport; Miles Tur· UPr sa id the latest. co~nl showed; umbus. She had been 8 patient IGeneral hospital as 8 medical, The Syracuse emergen~y diffiCUlties and was admt~ted to uu~ of t"Ontrol as ~he umdenl 1f1ed ner. Lancaster. ~.. Ibel .\1oore, ! 16 persons lost. their lJvf!s on the : at University hospital until re- patient. Isquad had three c~l1s ror atd Veter~ Mem_orlal Hospital U tlr•v:r '1'-"3!! makmg a turn nff FAREWELJ. PART\' HEL~ , Evans, w. Va.j S<:tndra Uer-! state~·s street s and highways.- cently. . I Squadmen also .answered 1 ov~r the weekend. Saturday at a medtcal pahent. HI 1 onto Rt 554. swung w1de . Mr. and Mrs. Frank SIHIIZ ' 1sford. New Haven: Pearl Stuc- 14 of the m on Saturday . M•s-1 S . ,h t , call at 11:15 a.m. Sunday for 10.15 P. m., Mrs. Fred Newlun -~·- - .::J nd knoc·ked down a g~s- pum~. and family entertained wilh a . key, Pomeroy; Margaret Groce, !cellaneous accidf'J1ts claimed ! Fr:;~~~~g E~:e Ell~; Ne!~;n Lawrence Whltlatch, R. D. 31 of Long Botom had difflculMelp Genenl Hoe ltat fhe arrtdl'nt 1s unde1 mvestJ-. rarewe ll party for her Bottom. , two lives. T!1ey included Charles! Long Bottom; two sisters Hel- Pomeroy, who was dead on ar- ty tn breathing and was trar,ts- Admbsioos saturda p_ Mrs. go /Jon. . . Georg• Grounds, who '' I Admltslono Sllllday- Davld,killed A. Lough 40, Solem, w. va., cC Rl dal• d rival of the unit. porled to Veterans Memon•lj 7 , (:oltrpohs and Snnth Poml ·ing to California where wh;n his sports carlen M all of chmoo e an hospital and admitted as a Beulah Pomei'O)', Mrs. palrot posts teamed Saturdoy, plans to make bls home Roush, Racine; Ella Newlun, sworved off Ohio 60 about !8 lltlda Boggess, Racine, and one . medical patient. Lula Hoi/, Muldleport; Mrs. '" ma~r an '"'ergency blood· has enrolled at Ambassador Bi· Pomeroy; Lee Wood 1!, Rut· miles north of Marietta. clip- brother, Harold, LDng Botlom. FREE CLOTIDNG . Ada Malden, NelsonviUe. run lor Holzer Hospital. The ble College at Pasadena, land; LDttle Sheffield, Racme; ed off a uti/it ole and .ank The semces were held at !he . . Sunday at 12.30 a. m. the Dlochaqeo S.larday-None• . ., , 44 <ar picked up the blood· . nd the di , Tamara Cooper Guysville· Jef. P . Y P . Sand Hill cemtecy wrth Ewms The Salvation Army will have unit was called 1o the Russell AdmiSIIODI Sunday _ Geni> 1ron ' I·;~r · ttlt" Ohio · · JS u er rec • • tn the Muskingum R1ver F unera1 horne m · charge. ··1r loth'mg day on Wednes- Roush .res1'd~nee at Ra · Rt . vieve De~hurst, Rutland; Leo end of the bridge Garner Armstrong. 'Those at- frey Workman, Rutland. · l1o0 e~ c . Cine, " <teeapeake and relayed it tending the party w<re Mr. and Dlsdlarges Sunday - Doug. . . day. 9.30 tlii!Z noon at 115 B~l· 2, 1o grve atd to Davrd Russell, ora Zwllhng, Pomeroy; ArthUJ !he Liallipoli post 27 car at Mrs. Donald Johnson and famlas Eblin, Pomeroy; Julius . North Carolma was !he first t.ernut.--av. Anyone m . Me1gs 6 years old, who was aJso Orr, Chester. 111 3 .\Idler. ily and Mrs Mickey White, 'Mason; Ada Gray, Mid- ~meroy; Daisy Swick, Middle- 1of the American coionres ~o,County or the surroundmg area transferred to Veterans Memor. Discbargeo Sanda,y _ Lull P:(( rol arrest< uver the week· and family, Carbn, W. Va.; dleporl; James Whittington, port. vote for inlependence. who needs clothJng ls weiCOOJe. lal llosptlsl and admllted u a Rall, Middleport Fifth Fatality CarpcDler SOCla • J News ------· - ---· ------·--- 1 I !i· b~other ~ Long H ~ l Ewing~ ~~- .. . I ' 0 • t'lld mrludt-d : Wil liam E. Skee-n E!>ther Sl<tnley and children, ~~. South Charleston. 0 .: Enus Sharon, W. Va.; Mr. and B. Potter, 55, !\-!'arion; Virgil · Robrrt SmHley and son, New53. Ch illicothr: and ark: Mr. and Mr~. Junior . r:.rave-y, 25. Cine in· and son, Galiipolis: Mr. nati illl ~ pf"ed1ng all bondt:'d 11rs. John Grounds and dau!Oh· 10 municipal court Nov. 22; NeL- ter and Mr. and Mrs. 11e ~· ~!iller. 22, Jacks{ln, speed- Estep and family, Harrisonville; ing. bonded for Nov. 24; Terry Mrs. Edna Fauber, Mrs. Cecile I. !IIggins. 18. Rl. 3 Lancaster, McClanahan, Mrs. Bertha speeding, bonded for Nov. 29: · Grounds, Mrs. Josephine r.e rnld Cox, 21, Rt. 2 Gallipo-- ins and daughter, Mrs. Cora lis, fictitious plates and unsafe Moore, Mrs. Laura Krebs and vei1icle. cited Nov. 22; 1-tarvey Bif, Mrs. Alice Walsh, Mr. and J. Bush, 19, Letart, defective j Mrs. Gordon Perry, Mr. and muffler. bonded Nov. 24: Rob- Mrs. Arnold Jordan, Mr. and ert J. Roush, 19, New Haven, Mrs. Robert Stout, Sr., the S!/f-'eding bonded ~ov . 24. John host family and the honored B. Schuler, 22, Middleport, un· guest, Mr. and Mrs. Frank s:JiP vehicle. cited lo Meigs coun-' Shiltz and children and George ty court Dec. 3; Harold J. Ev-1 Grounds. Everyone wishes Mr. HI" '· :!5, Long Bottom, unsafe I Grounds success in his undveh• rle and speeding, ciled to· erlak.ing. r.J eJgs Co. court Dec. 3; Yvon-. Mr. a~d Mrs. Leslie Canode : ne Stewart, 38, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, and son, Kenneth, Marysville, 1 lt't! ot renter, cited lo munici· spent their vacation here I·HI court, Nov. 24; and James with their parents~ Mr. and I I• IJ!inn. 4.3. Minersv1lle, p3rking Mr~ Clarence Canode and Mr. un the roadway, cited to Meigs and Mrs. R. S. Turner. 1 county court Dec. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers I ,....lJIInld&lvlnl-· Thlt'o whr .. on1r -IWHJI SO IOOD WE DIRE TO OFHR... ,..-). Wt'ro oo ..,. rou'll ....-.., ,.. ........ and Mrs. William Cheadle visited with their sister, Mrs. 1 ; C..rol Gorby, at the home oi l• · her son-in-law and dllughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Allen in : New Lexington on Sunday. 1 1 Mrs. Victor Perry and Mrs. - - - - - - - - - - Ellen Holland were in Dayton 1 By llrs. Lylr Haldersoo on \1ondil~· where they visited HOME \HKEHS ri.UR wilh relalives. Mrs. Sharon · The R ee~ s 1: i 11 P- Lon g Rotl om kett. whn had spent a week Home Makers C'luh mf't with here with relatives, \lr~ \l.'arrPn P id;rn~ ~1ondav to her home in Dayton with f'I'P r•mg Non•mbrr 15. The 1m•t>i- thf'm. 1:10: u_ rwned with Tha nk sgiv in~ ,r•1.• , an d \I Wood· . ~·~- ~ ~..-arro1 I .., 1,ons co ndm:!t· d 1Jv lt'•l \Trs d d f 11 1 C 1 h C EUd llt1rnuhn•\·. \lilh.re~dma,: gt'r an 7_m dyhoJ'rt' w1 outhmhus · ~-> -, snrn1 a Wf't't::en er iJ'., • \Irs P.ckt'ns \'rs Sam · 1 · • ' f • • · mother , Mrs. Zella Perry. I ,~ : 1 ~ 01~ran? \,rs llumpl1rev. Mr and :\1rs. Arthur Crab,1 e t'Sldt'nt :\lrs Ambrose tree called on Mr. and Mrs. , K1bblt' pres1dPd dlll'ing th~ bu~d- Marvm walker at Tuppers ss J·on • ·r~e · t ''K now. · Plains on Sunday afternoon. 1 11., proJt'{' _lle~ll. ~~ t' ·~- ~!{ .l ?ood F' 11 1-'t·o s taught hy Larry Stansbury, 1 • 1 5. \\·alter 13rown, !\lr!\. K1hble burg. spent the first part o£ Jlld ,\Irs. non:ild _u y e r s. lnst Wf't>k hf're with his parmtldt>ls tor th e d!'t'Sil nlterna- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stanstir.n1 wrre .\Irs L~ I~ Balder· bur~-. 1\fr. and Mrs. Jerry Stans· ~~~n and Sandra :\t'Wiuu a !4H bury and daughter of Columbu! mt'mtwr !. wt're wt'ekend guests of their Plans wen· made for a Chri~f. pan·nts, the Dale Stansburys m;ls rmty . De('_ ti al lhr home nnd \Jr. and Mrs. Chester PrtieP. , . u: .\Irs . Cl aremon t 1\nrri, _ A Those from this area who ~1ft exrlw nge will be held te nded il dairy mee1ing Rf· ireshm('nls were SC'rved dmm•r ul Eastern High school hy the hostess to 13 mrmbers wert ' J·· and Mrs Dale 2 guf'~js ~·Irs . .\lam 1e Aurk le; , .\Jr. l-lntl f\Irs. Reed Jeffers, :mJ Kay Balderson. 4-H mem- and :\1r ·;_ Gene Jeffers and bers. Sa ndra .\'ew!un, Linda and Mrs. Richard Jeffers. Brown. Palfy llors t and Jean , Bobert Bishop attended a Whitehei.ld ' iness meeting at Ohio State RIVERVIEW GARDEN CLUB . iversll y on Monday afternoon. The H1verv iew Garden ('I b . Jack Hess and son, David, rnembers W('re recentlv ent:r. . of Springfield! spent four tained a\ the Wiliiam;-Balder- l iast week . wrth his brother-in, sun home. Devotions were read · law and Sisler, Mr. and Mrs. by Mrs. Will Swain. A report James Gaston. was given 00 the regional meet- I Mr. and Mrs. Mendal in&. Also Mrs. Ernest White_! :nd W~~er andEMIrs. PFaye head described an ca on Sle erry on . arrangements Sunday afternoon Reedsville BEEF RIB YOUR ... -ROASTS BACK __,.,_..,. l'r-hJch she had seen ilt the , Marietta Christmas Flower I Members of the Show. Plam were made for Methodist Church Women'• members to meet at the Fire I ciety of Christian Service met hou <e Friday Friday Nov. 28 ' at the ehurcb on WedneodaJ •t I o'clock 1o make arraoge-l'evening for their November menlo for the Cllrlstmao ~1owerl meel!ng. Special guesll Show. · ent were Mrs. C. R. White, Thanksgl•lng lavon were sent ference Secretary of Metnbel' tc the Elmwood Rl!!t Homo ship CUltivation; Mn. D. B. Gifts were prepared for Green, Mn. Marla Alh<ns Stale Hospital. ton and Mrs. Lou An Indoor Green House waa,the group leaders from shown and prepared by Mrs Methodist Church, MrJ. Refreshments were serv~ to !Crabtree presented tht 10\ !Uebel , service asslsled by averal were disp.layed by the Ithe members. Her theme1 mem·I"Symbols" 'l1toee Thanksgiving arrangementll id the •00 presen bers. ,s es a ve mentioned H m•mbers and guests Mrs . Mrs. WIlnlfred Mn Mra. Sam w·1 M ' ·; nna ngram, , J son, I rs. Sylvia Webb Jordan Mrs Murl Clnd daughter ' • ~lr II' .'ck Mrs.Leah Crabtree, Mrs. · .' m en P1 ens Juli White- Arbangh and Miss Mary tu~o,.d and Kay Balderson. sey. other guests were William LaWOOD lllld RU1 1t Crabtree. Third, Hnall\Ian u.; Dor bock • ,.. ... oat ..........., .......... (Elthor tho pricl tabol or ......., ...,. II ~~ PLUS 100 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS AND COUpON BELOW TAC0\1A w;, h ·UPIJ-The 10 16 to lbs. lb. . Sli!T t>ndered .to sher-31 ' A&P TURKEY •II ' ~ up. This Coupou Valid Thru Wed. Nov . 24th TURKEYS A&P BRAND f~. .'JOW YOU KNOW , , It' t [; ~·.m estimated population of "' nIll Vl v..;t. 1 W81 11,. l61,~ "'"" N- Yorll City. N. . CRANBERRY SAUCE WHOLB OR STRAINED l 1-lb. cans ...... nr. ......... unt 1 :;:. Whipped Topping 7···· .."44c 1~%. 6Sc cans ) ALL FLAVORS TIN BOX e BONUS BUY e Philadelphia CREAM CHEESE I Miracle Whip 4 37c FRESH FROZEN _ _ _ _ _ _....;pkgo. 30 C Stuffing Bread 49 C Wonderfoil 49 ______ .2;:; c Mincemeat A&P BRAND 8to 10 lb. SWEET POTATOES ,a"x25' 3 BORDEN'S NONE SUCH 1-lb. Marshmallow CREAM e BONUS BUY c l-Ib. 2-oz. cans HI POLITI Pie --P~:49c Pie .. _. __ p~~· 59c SALAD QT. DRESSING PACK 1·1b. 2~: 49c FOLGER'S LB. WE HAVE ALL SIZES OF TURKEYS ANN PAOI-OUR FINEST QUALITY ..... 1 LB. REG. DRIP PARD DOG lb. FOOD can SULTANA- PRISIRWS Strawberry - -3 99c Twin Rolls --Pku·25c COFFEE • e BONUS BUY e Grape Jelly JANE PARKER- BROWN & SERVE 3 oz. pkg . ... ~... ·-aoNUS "' BUY • 2Yo OL JANE PARKER JANE PARKER JANE PARKER LB. PILLSBURY OR BALLARD ----roll 69( FRESH 99( NEW GALLON PKG. HEAVY DUTY PUMPKIN JELLO ICE CREAM 8-oz. loaf A&P BRAND • MARVEL- VANILLA $1.00 . . . 29 Stuffing Mix-·-- c SULTANA-LAROB OR SMALL IDAHO BAKING Stuffed Olives: A&P FROZEN- SWElT LB. BAG c \ 1•b•. 2Sc FLORIDA JUICY TANGELOS- - \ 5 69c lb. bag PLORi'DA Pascal Celer/.,k25c Tanc.eri I'! es ..... 59c meat~~. 4Sc 49c 11koL LB. PKG. 21b. pkg. pkg. WMill' ont ••" In t<'l ...ncll' •' mau on. ,..,, uu.m Sta lb. JANE PARKER- SEASONED CALifORNIA ti!P 10 to 14 lbo. OYSTER STEW 3 BREADED SHRIMP 39( A&P REAL CREAM 4 • • SublortplloD ntu: Oel1••m4 ... curler whue l'r&llltlle. 30 Ct!nUI per Dall• lutlnel otf1« IUJ.6ft; 111 rnontDI . tT 90: tbree 111ontb~ L'I.IIOI s, 'llotmo Kout. •h•re e11"'ier wn1ct nM .lt'lillhll. tine mon'h 11..an. A' _ _ .b. 8 lbo. pkg. CAP'N JOHN FROZEN tn• bJ ;~:;_ too J · HONEY SUCKLE THE DAILY SENTINEL T,,f·uma. ilf''l olflf.'ers early today . He u.=n.. .. IIOOIUI 1Jfl d frlerhoned rrorn California IDIU. .. 11M pool offtoto·:.. :.-.,=~ ~ 9 1 llrd0:1_\' nighf (Q Say he WIJ ~~dcl.ll ldvertMDI repreMnllitlq, ,11 In~ way hack to give him- SOtUntlfl KJmhlll.l, lne~ 343 Lnta1. SMALL- YOUNG TENDER 4 to BEEF SHORT RIBS _u..39c ' Queen Grovy & $ 39 Freezer 1 sucod ~~oo•SLICED BACON:~~!."" $1.49 PORK SAUSAGE s~:7_'!i SSe Roasting Chickens _u..49c 2-1~. With Your Pur<'h•se Of A lO.Ib. or Larger Ehenff"g ofli l'e e1.1rlv toda\' tonk Info l'U!'!ody nw third and final ' DEVOTED TO INTIRIST 011 man wan1ed in ('Onnt>r· tion with . 'he kidnaptng of 13 year old ' MEIG$MASON AREA : hnrlt:-s H.\ dt> !U \\/Jo was fr-d ' ••c••r411 .. OW•n, lit. .,,...., ore CIMtttt TeiiMflllt. l•lter ;,f''"l' <~ $~5.1)(}{l tansom wa!! paid. I rut.u•bed-:._.;.;-=~o'ii!,;;;; JanH:'.'I Edward Evan'l I '9C PLUMP- TENDER- JUICY 89c _lb. c FULLY DRESSED OVEN-READY 18-lbs. and up lb. Of Any A&P Turkey 10-lbs. or Larger RIB STEAKS V. BU. APPLES I ht thru 4th RIBS - - - lb. 79c TURKEYS WITH THE PURCHASE OCEAN SPRAY lb. A&P FRESH FROZEN WINESAP CRANBERRIES c 5th& 6th RIBS J I Arrest ..d I"· Polire ROME BEAUTY bl plonld tllllwo Society Notes il lilt IIII<CIII al 111 the (E""' ..,_.RfCIII" Turkoril Grodo 'A' 1 1 SUPER-RIGHT STANDING Wt · - Mwlnlpel1lnl the IWHJ .... HmAI good Are Our Turkeys? !< tn~lish. \-\arlen~ K. 's & Green Peas -- -2~·39c Pean••t Butter ·r!59c ANN PAOE-CrNmy StiM!h or Krunchl With ihe , WF RESERVE THE ...... kiGHT TO liMIT OW\NTif't $5.00orMore .......... o l _ bJ Law Elplno Nov, 'ZI, 1881 '-"'*' 18QU.Ualt~ •., JANI PARKER- 0VIl213 Prul & Nuta FRUIT . CAKE 3 LB. RfNG ~1·95 c •• 0. lb. Middleport, 0. ...---·' ---~---......---......-====;::::;:;=====;;;t.J ~ · ·"'· . ' •' =-·~ I ' . • �. ' ' ,. ' , • • ' !' .. at y VOL XVII NO. 184 FIVE CENTS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1965 POMERoY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ondemnation • Suit IS Louisiana Lass Escapes Captor Appropriation of property pro, ceedings have been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas court by the village of MiddlO: port llllalnst the Kanawha Real, ty Company of Charleston. The village will seek to ac, quire certain land below the Hobson yards lor a lagoon sew, erage. proceedings to acquire the land The petilion filed by Sollci!Qr was given by a vote of town ! Fultz Monday states: council on Sunday. , "The plaintiff asks the eourt The Kauawha Realty Co., to cause a Jury to he impaDOloo owner of the land, has asked ed lo make inqull")' Into and $130,000 for the site. Probable assess compensation to be paid maxiJilum cost of land for the by the plaintiff for the propo lagoon, however, was estimat- erty, appraised as above Ht ed at $16,000 by Floyd G. Brown forth, and that upon paymeat and Associates, Marion , who or deposit of the amuunt so ..., Legal armament fflr Middle- prepared plans and cost esti- sessed as the court ordered, port Village Solicitor Bernard mates or Middleport's sewer-~ possession of said property m&J V. Fultz to go ahead with the \ age, be awarded to lhe plaintiff." BASTROP, La. (UP!)- "l want to come home'' It was Nancy (Peanuts) Keller, 8, speaking over the telephone to her daddy. Her words lifted the fear and anxiety from this northeast Louisiana piney woods town and brought shouts of joy and tears ol gratitude. Nancy escaped from an attic, where she had been Imprisoned by a kidnaper almos1 24 hours, and raced across the street to teJe, . , . · . · phone in plant nursery. Nancy was to be taken today 30 YEARS SERVICE - Sel!astlan F. Tedesco, left, received ' a gold watch marking Her father, Dr. Douglas to Monroe, La, to determine his completion of 30 years of service with the Vanadian Corp. of America _at a re, Keller, 33, tears streaming whelher she could identify · cent party In Cambridge, from Albert Pri mosic, vice president of Alloy Operations. down his lace, went to pick her Emerich as her abductor. I Mr. Tedesco is Superintendent of the Shippin~ Department at the Graham : Plant, up and rushed her to her Nancy's telephone message ! . . . New Haven. He commen<-ed work in the S h1ppmg Department at the Niagara falls, frantic mother. ended a search by 125 lederal, The glanl Consolidation. Coal he a source for the employ, oul any cosl to the state." New York Plant on November 18, 1935. In December. 1951 he was promoted to The child was unhlll'llled. state, parish and local officers ! company has jmned the list ol mem or many local people and Sanborn's letter also called Superinlendent of the Shipping Department at the GrahalJI Plant. Other 30--year Police arrested Douglas C. and hundreds ol volunteers and concerns supportmg locat,.n of favorable operalmg costs ror , allentwn to the fact that CoDe employee& attending the party from here Included W. J . .Chisler, Chief Chemist; and Emerich, 18, who Uved in the touched olf a celebration in lhis the, proposed new Ohio Slale l luel and hght nu~ht be ant ~el- l sohdatwn Coal company is tho J. A. Sistnondo, Superintendent of Furnaces of the Graham Plant. An employee reo house where the child was kept. paper mill town of 15,000. pemlenllary at Great Bend '" paled due to I he proxlmlly of I OWil<'r of a large section of lind tired from active service with the .Corporation with 30 -or more years of·service who He wos picked up about 1 mile The child was picked up and Meigs counly, , , . \ local coal, resources. i in Meigs counly w1th the stat• was an honored guest was J. ·J. Pannabake r, of the Grabam .Plant. . from the house. flung into a car by a younl C: D. Sanborn, admlmstrallve , Sanborn s letter to JaniS ment man as she and Connie Spear, ass1stant .to .the v1e president cl~ed, statmg · . ·'Our company .owns. over I,· . , 7, waited in front of the Keller of .eonsohdat.IOh Coal .co., . has Assummg that plans for this 500 acres or land m Meigs coUDo e . home about dusk Sunday, Written Marti~ A. Jams, direc· facUity have not progressPdltY near Letart Falls. It is our walling to be taken to evening lor or the ?hiO Departmenl _{) r , too far, w_e _have engmeers l hope that we can develop thil , . . . services at tht First Baptist Mental Hyg1ence and Correction . whose specialties are the ec· · area for industry . \ . Church. \' m support of the Meigs county onomu:~ handhng and use or ! "It ts our understandin. that . locatiOn. roal. They would be very glad your department has undtr con, , Nancy W81 ~alm describing Consolidation Coal company to_assist you in thi s field wnh-' sideration the constructJoh of a · :~•HNSON CIT\' 1 Tex. (UPI) nuclear weapon!! strategy, was, He paused Monday to pay John F. KeMedy 1 Ufe . • .. what too~ place between owns uver 2 500 acres of Iand i - state pemtentlary m Me1gs roun-1>\-osidenl Johnson starled ~is one majo: item on the Chief 1hQmage lo the metnory of his I "Of this we aN certain-be Sunday mght and Monday in Meigs ~unty near Letart ty several m1les upstream from lhlf~ N,dar In office today Wllh Exetutlve s ranch,homt desk. , .predeOtalr on the seeond Uvi!l lfiOUib, IIIII well afternoon. . Falls wbicll 11 about seven I our holdings and across the ~~~ tltat:"f<ireign policy Mounting ,>;mei'ICan cas~at; alinive....,. of Jbhn F> -KtnJ~e: enough, 10 rekindle liW' optrit;· .she said ahe was IIIOWe4 to miles' downstream from the I """ from Ravenswood, W. Va, problerns are . , claiming a ties in the Viet Nam war, along dy's arsassination in Dallas. to renew our laith and to sleeJ! tn a bed S~nday_ night. proposed penltentiary location 'We wou!d llke to add OlD' greater share dl hls time. ' with u. s. efforts to find a Standing before • candle-lit realfirm our commitment as I prov1Cied lhe remam quiet, but Mr. Sanborn'• letter to Jani~ ' support to the selection of thll Next Week's meeting with , pe_aceful solution at the . nt~ sitar i.n St. Mary'.• Roman people. to all_the great ~es ~ spent most of. Monday bound indicated location of the pen\sJie for the new penilentiary, 8 1 West German Chancellor Lud- ~ .atmg table, also CK'cupted hts Cathohc Church m nearby for whtch th1s great notton was and_ gagged bolD balhr~m tentiary io Meigs county would sjnr£> 11 appears to havt> anumwig Erhard, · involving con- attention. Fredericksburg, Tex., the Pres- created.'' c~bmet. A ut noon, q -- · - -ber of advantageous factors.'' troveny 0\:er NATO's role in ' The Presideht was expected ident told the hushed worshi- Johnson, a member or the Jtiddnaperedr~mo~ed h her .~nds l Meanwhile, Janis indicated 1o alternate office work and pers. Disciples of Christ Church, an lock er 10 t e attic. , JruNTfNC.TON, W._VA. (UPl) llhiS wePk lhal no deCision on roaming ovet the LBJ spread ··The years will mae more arranged the interdenominB· ~ httle gJrl, 1 . champion - Police m three st;;~tes were locahon or thf! new penitentiaJ7 0 • • • • - - - - - - . . Itoday in the pattern that has bearable the burden of grief we tiona! services In tribute to the sw~er among . children her ~ the loo,kuut today for twa 1 has been made. Janis ha!i said ~ ITmarked his long visits to fell, but nol even the passing of first c.tholic ever to become al..~ed'" Bad strop,' did nottedtakeSha w,,nd,hotsl - armedd Wllh .I sawed ' lhe announcement would be -11 d' th '" f h' . IJI."Jio oor or gran , e u s gun an a revo ver - · f 1 1 1me WI 1m e memory o 1 c Je executive. , dow io the next lew ·1 exas. scrambled th rough 1 wm w110 ro bbed establ'•s hments .In orthcoming k and to the ground and ran for three states Monday night. wee s. Coal Firm Urging Janis T0 • Locate Pen Ill Meigs a . Aff 0 . LBJ WOrld ' airs ccupy friiiGS THEATRE ..... ........ ----.......... .........,...... ___ . .... TONIGHT & TUESDAY ''CAT BALLOU" (Technicolor) Jane Fonda, Lee Marvin, Mi· chael Callan, D'>l'ayne Hick· 3 STOOGES ···~·-·...1.....,........ , Colorurtjjoi\S tlednesdey, Nov. 24th NOT OPEN HarrJS• DraWS 1 II I,,,.,•..• .,..., ........, ~-· --·--· DreMy and claa!lc styles two and three piece knitl Stop in now and make your aleclioDB. Sizes for everyoa. ~ ' t , RUG \ &CARPET C1eaningl •• I of rug or carpet 188SOAB , •• and 7C oq, ft, 10c ~: Dry Cltanlnt tAll Ty...J l.lundry Woohlnt - 1Q( "'· 3C,.,ft. I ' LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS · ieonvonlont Pickup St1tlanoln Mlddlopori·P_.-oof Phone,_..,.,...., WY 2:5421· Mlclclleporl WY 2:5130 1 keeping d :!U:r:"" .! "! There wiD be revlvalservlces at the Danville Pilgrim Holiness Church on Rt. 3211 between Langavlll eand Vinton, startlllfl Thursday, November 25 at 7:SO SIH $ 95 p. m. eech wentnc through 6 1<1 12 _ pr, December 5. Rev. Frld BaiiM and family Guaranteed 1 year of Chillicothe wl1l be the evaJin gellsl and ablgeri, l!.v, 0, B. Mlclcll-rt Cart lo pastor, Everyone II wel, "----,;-.-;,__ _, , _ INSULATED BOOTS . 18 Roush's Shu Stort • B~ "DATE · SET The' arlilual QJrlstJiiat, Jla: zaar ~ by the Afternoon and ~!tailor Circles of Heath Metho$1 Cbureh will be held 'tt!eilday, Nov. 30 at the church. A IUJic:h Will be IIHV~ at noon f~lurin8 chill, lOOP, oalad, ~ pte I I • cake,. ind- himiemade 1),ked goods and arllclel will be 011 oalo by lhe lfOUilL o.·. w- e 300 W. Second St.- WVilHiiotle 2i2Ul, l'wlitilt NOW OPEN SATUllDAY 9 AM TO 12,NOON ,· ' 1 .. . v·•DAYE OHLINGER;:·MGf: · . !:" :=i :'1n1 ECONOMY SAVING.S &-LOAN COMPANY IJio -~~~~- 1 d 't2& to t2000 Men's B. F. Goodrich IMethodists to Little Amish Defeat 'Law JthHyntDS :'barr ft, ROBINSON'S at nearby Kenova . W.l 1 James Nathaniel Harris, 25, iVa .. said !he gunmen got $!.100 lu pleaded guilty to an informa- l in the robberies at Ironton. tiona} affadavit charging he is-! Ohio, Ashland, Ky . and Keno-1 the sued fraudulent checks when he I VB, COLUMBUS !UPB - Sooll> 794 resident.. 'Mle best among ties which trave cities of more appeared before Meigs Counly l The duo was reported headed · . eastern Ohio us suffering from the group was Belmont County, than 10,000 population. Common Pleas Judge John C east into West Yirgmii:t after I ' . serious shortage of ltaiaed with a 1-2,377 ratio. Among the better ratios were lff• I Bacon, Monday, Istaging the last of the heists al 1dentists, according to an Ohio Breakdowa Givea Jefferson County, l-2,472; 1f Harris, whose address was Kenova. All three robbenes took CHARLOTTE, N. C. A State University research study .Among the lower ratlos were Holmes, 1-2,554; Hocking, 1-2,given as Apple-st. Columbu!l, l less Lhan 90 mmutes. polwe 1 Thanksgiving day worship II massive mvestigatJon was or- !made public today. Vmton County, 1-9,868; Adams, 564. and Noble, 1-2,602. HAZELTON, Iowa (UP[) - was ordered to serve an inde- satd. announ~ at the United Meth1 garu~d tod~y t~to four p~ecl1-9,743; Clermont, 1-8,401 and Others included Athens, l·S.· Little Amish children, succeed- terminate 1_ 20 year sentence . . , odist church in Pomeroy Thur. sJD?-hke CIVIl nghts bombmgs A similar . ltudy severa1 Pike l-7,099. 666; Guernsey, 1-2,7~; Ross, 1· lng where their parents failed, I in the Ohio State Penitentiar They !ut first at Ke~nedy s . day at 10 a.m. under sponsorwhich one ol the VICtims de, months ago Showed the 28:rou1> I Compounding the problem was 3,062; Chshocton, H ,643; Scioto, turned back the power of lhe 'Mle affadavit was filed by Pr~: Markel 10 Irooton, tskmg $50 ship by the official board of the scribed as the work of "elth- ty Appalachian regton did not the fact that more than half of 1-3 003· Tuscarawas 1-2 632 Jlate with a hymn and . from the cash drawer after church 'cians to ' ' ' ' secutmg Attorney Bernard V. both men dis layed the· ' . have enough PhySI I Kl Kl h K er t e u ux: an_or peop e the dentists in the 28-counly ar- Lawrence, t-4,455; Washington remained free today to attend Fultz P Jr weap- 1 The Rev. Melvin Alkire, pa• of the Klan's mentality." serve the population. ea are centered in the 11 cowt- 1-3,062; Jefferson, 1·2,472 a n d 1 their slmple, rustic country · ons. : tor. will lead it. He has selee&The Klan immediately denied The new study shows that - - - -- - - -- - - - - - Muskingum, 1,3..144. I schools. Harris is being held In the Both appeared al the P1ckway l, ed as his sermon subject, "Res it had anything to do with the none of the 28 counties ha& a : The study was made by Dr. County school officials con- Meigs County jail pending trans- Shoe Mart at Ashland where ceive With Thanksgiving." pre:dawn expiOSIODS Monday lavorable ratio ol dentisls to John B. Mitchell, associate prOs ~nted to a_temporary morators fer to the penite~tiary by $liOtl was taken. but only I he The . Melhodist' church choir that tore gapmg holes . ~ the population. Most of the counties .· lessor ol ~ral p~yeholog~, a~d 1u~ on their efforts~ force the Meigs Coun,ty Shertff Robert C. man w1th the nickel-plated re I Will s~ng ~ special anthem UDo homes of four of the c1ty s Ne- failed to come close to the state James Fmley, Instruction ID children Into public schools Hartenbach s department H e 1volver showed him sell at der drrechon of Robert Gargro leaders. The Federal BuJ'n overage - one dentist for each 0 rural health organization. lhelr famlHes consider to be was taken into custody by Mid, Sloan's market al Ken 0 v a ner, Jr., who is band director eau ol Investigation has been 2,221 residents. The reconr Tbey made the previous study "too worldly." After • schooJ, dleport Police Chief Herbert Gil, where 1465 was taken. at Rutland High school and a called in to help · invesllgate mended ratio is one to 2,1100. SAIGON '"!UPI)- U. S. planes of physicians ia the •rea, house showdown here in which key. Both men wen helieved In graduate of Ohio Northern M• Charlotte's worst racial lncl, . and ships of the U. S. 7th I the singlns children thwarted Also being held In county jail the~r 2il5 and were drivmg a thndist University at Ada. dl>nt since the civil rights movO: 'Mlt numbr of pract1ctng Fleet today bombarded a Coin, coWIIY authonties. Gov. Harold today was Larry Bryan Wyatt, I tale model auto. The church orgarust ,. lbo ment began 11 years ago. denhsts m the area decreased munlst for"' of 2,000 men which E. Hughes, stepped into the 26, Rutland. Wyatt was arrest, youthful and accomplished mUn by 4 per,cent between t96(J and bad Inflicted heavy casualties three year controversy Monday ed by Sheriff Hartenbach on a S Ch h SICian, Tom Baker, who is a senWASHINGTON _ FORMER 1965, dropping from 351 to 336 on South Vietnamese troops in and announced the truce. bench warrant cbarging him yracuse nrc PS 1or al Middleport Higb school President Dwight D. EiseohQ: while populahon rose lrom !,, attacks on five government It .was the children theme with violation of probation and To Hold Service and a member of the Hea~ wer, recovering !rom the lwo 119,540 to 1,153,354. coastal atrongpoinls near Tuy selves who made the day. I non • support The churches of Syracuse, a, Methodist church. He will com, · mild hear! attacks which hog.. The lowest ratio in lhe slud Hoa. •, . COLUMBUS (UP!) _ Onl County school officials, boJ, long w1lh I he M1nersv1lle and mence h1s undergraduate worlt . · , , Y Y stered b a truancy off1cer and 1 • Forest Run MethodiSt church- ne<t September at Mount UDn ~llalized him In Georgm ear was Carroll County s. The cou~> lo the alr war a U. S. spokes, two oul of every 10 Ohioans Jlberlfr Yde r shed tb 1 Nmeleen Men are -11 h U"ted Th k · •ion Methodist college of Alllo her this month, arrived m good ty had one dentist for every 10,, man l&id U. S. Air Force could find adequately , stocked s pu ,.., pu er E lied • S d es, WI . ave ' an sg,v,, . . splrils aboard 1 special train lanes attacking 'tb rockets . , way Into a one , room Amish nro . ID tu y ;1ng semces at the Asbury Me, , ance, 0., m the f1eld of sacrod toda for treatment at Walter , ~we 1 in through e of apace 10 , a shelter 10 the event IIC!hoolhouse Monday in an Nineteen men enrolled the paslithodist church m Syracuse Wed, church music. aee% Army Medical Center. Cheng lo Become tl~alrcraft fire and d:troy, of 1 dioaUonal e?'"rgtncy or los attempt to baul the ooiklren off several weeks in an Ohio Uni· nesday beginning at 7 :w p.m. Members of ~II communiiJ The eight:ear train carryl"' :: two missile sites In North rl. l saster, Civil Defense of, tG public scool. verslly Extension course in Rev. William C. Thorpe, pas, churches_ and friends_ of t b 1 the world War 11 hero pulled New Center'B Boss Viel Nam Monday and crippled lc;,. 8 ;.:;: today. . A barrier of bearded, otero, athletic officiating htve_ pas~ed tor of the Syracuse Nazarene commuruty and fam1ly meJII: 1 into the Cameron Station Army COLUMBUS UP!) _ Dr. a strategic airport 50 miles ant ut ed. Diamond, sSJs~ faced Amish men broke in _the !herr eummatwn for Jicensmg church, will deliver the sermon bers ':"lui'IIJIIfl home lor Depot In Aleundria Va., a- LeaUe Cb'ellfl a nationally 110m Hanoi. No U. S. losses Off' epf YC director of the. Ohthelo path of the county outhonu... as football o(flclals. The course All _churches m Syracuse will Thsnl:sglvlng day ore. especla~ ~ • eported 1ce o lv1l Defense, sa1d Thea as the parents stood by was condueted by A H !Jack) participate ly mvlted to this serv1ce on the crou the Potomac mer from known authority on mental re- were r . agency has stocked 1132 ahel, b' thorll' ad Rhoads Oh'10 Uni ' - it · national day of Thanksgiving the Capital. tardatlon, wlll become auperll> ten In most countin ~lib IS , lOb lng, ':: ·~ld les , 1 ' vers Y prl)s _ _ _,,.,,_,,, ' ' tendent of the llate'a new moria ltal 471760 worth of supplies ;,;, vaoced on e c ren. essor. . . il<'laUvet and frleado of ser, 1 Hosp . c1 CINCINNATI - THE MOST Broadview Heights Center lor Veteran• Me 1 ' ,_,..., The children screamed and Complellllfl the requirements vlcemea lo tbe VIetNam thea, , the M lly Admlooto111 - Amanda Sm1th, U lng water • specla ...,. 1tarted to chant the SUnday were HQJ"ace !dams Larry . pros!"'rou5 third quarter m the •enta Retarded the goy, Racine: Ruth Campbell, Pome: and medical and sanitary SUI> ocbool hymn "Jesus Loves Baker, Robert Burton,' Marton ler of opersuoas are lllvlls firms hiotory was reported Mon- ernor • office lllllOUDctd today. roy; Laura Hoover, Middleport: piles. Me." Coldwell, Harry Fry, Harley ed to seed the um., • o d 11 day byr!~"':, Dep::m: Ch'ellflls ckrently clinical d~ Shirley Jeffers, Pomeroy; Ruth But these shellers and stock, The authorities retreated. Hendrick!, Richard IIDvatter, "' 1'-" ~~. Stores , or. per e rector and director of educa· Gosney, Middleport; Don Beck, plies would 13!'• care only Robert Mills, Phillip Ohlillfler, ear Y pu '" OL 11 ed Oct. ~· cl~ Uon and research at the Kansas er, Middleport; Manilla Lem, about 1.5 million of Oh10'1 10 Melp Gtaenl Jlolpltal Ronald Partridge Merlyn Phil, believed 1t:.ny ' 11 16 Net pro It per Neurological lnstllute In Topes ley, Cheshire: · Edna Huinph: mllllllll ciUZeD!. AdmlaoiOM - Charlet Sans, lips, Ronald Smlth, Campbell .....: . ....~"';"to ~to se 11 cent on aU perthe nc= ka. reya, Middleport: Elizabeth In 24 CO!DIIIes, there IN no burJ Dexter, Editb McKe~> Stevens, Richard Va1111han John IIPIIIc Ia tilt VI 1 N e mJ•• In asln over q red Humpbr'Oyt, ~y; Georae shelton at all, Not one of lhe We Pomeroy.' Warner, Howard Wolfe, ~obert .,_ e am IIJI: In liM, Board Chairman. F Worling · Racine II counties haa 111pplln In .U N,_,__ s lvla La Ea81m au Girinthe and .,.., Lazarus Jr. ondPrelldentRalph · DIVOliCIII GRANTED Dlsu:.rjea· 'Dilvld Roush of Iii< liheltm ~-•eo - Y cey, an, Y. r IIIII Nqlesled !bat umeo ·--'""' A di ~ ..... •-~ ·,~..,. . · .,.. • • Mlddl~port. William Oblinger, u11 H*eun be ........ La zartll • · · - v_,, - _, ' ~'"''""' Rllclne; Cllrence ' Tennant, ' . . Estella M. Potts from Clartllet New Haveii; : Gooi-go Hbblt~. 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