https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ace6c46b9ad57acf8b44fd606770e8d3.pdf e9e21b99d70d451717ee398cab8310a7 PDF Text Text . ' ' ,. ' , • • ' !' .. 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~. NO PAPER THURSDAY STORE TO a.os& LOCAL TEMPI ty aJOtl _. .llellllo lbe Dally BULAlfAYO, RHODESIA - POtts Sr. la Melp County t-.. 1\iiclne; ·Mri; B~ ' M~Keue Ill order Ia permit elllplor. Sta~ Uquor stGrn will be The tern~·· ~ POIIIe: ~ael, I'DDroy, OIJla, Pleose Pollee .opegjldflre ~~- on IIIOIIPiep Collrt,> 'l11efl~ and daliJhter; POmeror: !o!ts.... to ol!oerve TUHqivllc, ':elaotd botb Fridays before the , roy's buslnesslllstrlct at u·30 Nov-:,~~":.;. litiiC!k "tlo!lal~ ,!lemo..'1"a~jba3aJ~ .and Ada Board •and da!llhter, Pom, tiJt Sell,..! WID 1101 Ito .... 'j 8ittgtlayo Cbrlstrnu and New .a,m. today wu 41 ~~o.-..., ~- !Or tllea . ~~ .. Nl f) ~II -~· . 11'0)', , Bb!ocJI' . ~Y, ~ba!ll· liiW • ~· __ UDlllr a liiW t'-11 law.ldor . - , a11i11. . ,___ . , Disaster Would Strike 8of 10 is 181111011 .-gil. . , . Our facilities •ssure you of a perfect job. ! Police . the nearest telephone. B mb RedFOrCe 1M holidava '"ilapp¥• ~ or regular laundry washed 1 PIanes, sh·Ips dreds r;l differCIAt whether It should be shampol)s ed . . . dry cleaned . Elberfelds In Pomeroy We lenclllil• l I' Ions of ...... lo lhoueaAdl of people for .._ Complete cle•ning service especially for your type • • Sh s I .Dent IS t s Ill 0 rt upp y Armedpair• , Of Band•lJ S 1 y . 1-20 ears m Penitentiary • Gilts ••• parties • :. ema gfOCeliel ,. , they al add up, AAd if Holiday E"4!11Maa cetcll Y011 short of casll ... lens help. · Call Now and Arrange For Cleaning At Your Convenience " " t WORLD dresses. Hundreds of dreHM to chqose from for every occasion. For Rollinson's Wool Rult- I Second F1oor and see t h t beautlful selection of womefll I lh•mPGOint ' Come to Elberfeld• Buoy Reod' To Wear Department on t h t Now's Time I •• ·a Poli.Ce Hunt l9!IJ ).. man, $tubby Kaye. 1 . ' . .,...,.,)HI :•• " • I • 1 ,.-- .¥,...... ,, " ·-ltoa ~ Z.:! Worship on Thursday at 10 • j �• New York Cavalcade b ,Utoriah I I Knight - It wm't exacUy one of those , ing her eho,... on the Coast In occasional boxing matches at Madlaon !lq. Garden, but ,...,. lbiDi of a bai!Ja wool on ~ tween memllorJ of Nat Mager's alaft handling the National Arts and Antiques Festival at tile big arena. ~ 1!1' DOl 1 • oplltroveralal Salvador llaiJ all ahould be exblbitod - 1 1111zUne paintinl of 1 au4e pi and nude lad. Some tboalhlllte pubDeity that die bold picture WGUid tug would ba prlceleu - ohen offeadad and qbul. lllal· er. htm..U, dectclod llnallJ to let the pletunl bani .untll be thought it over. But ilie folio... inll mornlnll. just belon lhl pr088 e>penln£ llie decllloa wu made for bim. Garden olflclall had swept II ofllhl wall Illite ·vee houri of lite UIOI'II Shopping Habits WE ARE entermg a period of inten• sive •noppin& in the weeks that lit ahead between now and Christmas. There are oil kind• of shoppers. Some eo about t~e task with no aet plan or goals, -e and we would be surprised at the amount of time that is consumed in aimless tours of the •!ores. Probably the fastest shop· who appear to walk into a store and If the Item is not available they are off and running to the next establishment with· out wasting time in needless conversa· lion. We came across the results of a aurvey mode of the shopping habits of the avera&e woman. and were amazed at the discoveries that were made by tho survey. ., Did you know that the average lady shopper only spends thirteen and a hall minutes in a store, and during her stay spends on the. average of '\.30 on mer· chandise before she [s on her way to an· other establishment. Here is one that will really floor you . She knows nine Urnes out of ten what she wants to buy when she enters the store, and eight hmes out of ten she gets exactly what she ~.:arne after. Her hBhiLs while in the •tore show• that she stops at the notion counter more than at any other point, where she gets a variety of items from bair rollers to thread . If a shopper leaves the store without buying, in fifty pen·t•nt of the cases it is because she ran 't find what she wants. The next largest cause, or thirty per<·ent of the time is because she does not like what she sees. The other reasons for leH· vms is that the proper color or size is not avaUable and that the prices are too high. This makes a burden on the mer· chant who is out to sell the public, and that lor the most part means the female side of the household. The merchant succeeds best who knows wh at people like. If they like it they buy it . and if it does not appeal two \lmes out of ten they walk out. Many will be surprised at the low percentaae of persons, only ten percent who are swayed from purchasing by price . This is probably due to the afflu· ence of our present society If the cost of living goes up, as is predicted durin$ the coming years there i!l a great pOSSI· hilih• that oril'e will m<:~kP. a bhuzer dlf. frrP.nce. There is plenty of room for the comparative shooper with prices ~otng up. It Is about the onlv way people on fixed selarie< "'" keep their head above water. One of the most strikiM develop· m ~ nt s about !'hopoers. especi:~llv at hol irla v time-s Is the ~ood sense thn us~ in fhf>ir bilvinP. Thf'" no lonf<!er fall for th~ Re~;~~aw s. h'llt buv t.hln q~ that will hA nc:;p. lui and helpful in almost every instance. llinalra Ia t•ttlnl mmtod I 0, don't bold the pressea -lt'l Frank's coualn, Rldlard, who wUI IIW'Cb 10 the aHar with Uada 1\larlll, tht ~ Ill IUchlrd JurtoQ'a "~t" - durll!8 lite Obr.. hlllldiJI .. . 1 cion~ kllow how lbll jop 111m producer Jot Puteniai aDd bit wile, lbl form• Broad"11 buuty ~ DvreU. ~ about It, but their .,..,_ old Mil, Jell, wbo watP lll&bl11 ~ 1111 ]ltllllldl bal dtcl4- ld to become a jockey. S. will llarl aa an ~ 0)11 tha CaJ1I«DDa trlcU .. • tile IU\oo ..... and nclpe boolt: of lhl !amId tall clUe! lllm'l (:ltarpenllr pttpll of lacollllrl wUI Ill • ~ eDtry Jllllbao Ginger Rosen WOI 01117 1111 Iori bit dNUI, OtarpeDIIer rill lourlb woman in the Joaa hll- 1 colorfUl little reataurllll, "IIIII tory of the Lambl Qub to Ill . rl'a.'' 1D Rltloudo Beach, Calli, awarded the Silver 11111. It ... Jolepll !Jmfbarl, RCA Vlolor IUC, and Barbara ill!lllwas quite 1 party. pers are amon1 the ranks of the males, know exactly what they want. a Ben Casey TVer. Capitol Comment, Events· t 'f By William !. White WASffiNGTON - The mO!t shallng of party Ioree•. running acute and many • sided &trug- all the way from left to right, gle in current American politics to keep Richard Nixon politi· - for position, for power, for cally alive as a PT'f!sident\al poa. survival - is now openlng in aibility in 1961. Not all these G.O.P. !actions like NIXon aa New York. Ni1.on; not be any means. But The recent election as Mayor of New York City ol John V. what aU of them now want is Lindsay, a totally un • Republi· to make certain that Lindsay'• can Republican who was in refu63l to give even Up service fact put over by a. tar ~ out to even a nominal party loyal· Liberal coalition, has dropped ty can be efifctlvely t'Cuntered. time bombs within the working If it takes Nixon to counterorganisms of both political It, then they willleCIPI Nilon, parties. Toward the parly of hia own oltensible membership, l he Republicans. Lindsay Ia. turning the coldesl face ever seeD. Not only has he publicly deciar· ed that he will nol campaign for Republican Gov. Nelson Rockefeller next year, he has also vtainly intimated that he might even find it impossible to ep. gage in "partisan activity" that is to assist the Republi· cans - even in the 1968 Pres._ dentlal campaign. The net of this is not only to ehallenge the already hardpressed Rockefeller as the leader, up to now, of both New York Hepublicanlsm aod ol eastern Republicanism ia leD· eral.lt is to put very ahade uf Rl'publicanism In the country on notice Urat the Mayor. E'lect of powerl"ul New York City intends to go it absolutely alone. ...J. · ln con!\eqU@nce, every •Dft of n~ttlonal Republicanism is n.ow moving toselher not so much against the tradltlonol ad· ver!illry, the Demoerat1, as against Lindsay's unl!xampled attt-mpt to carve for himself a privatr and personal salient of Don . party power. Thus the nation sees lhe tih.,. lar nalionalleader of the G.O.P. Barry Goldwater, takiDI the extraordinary step of proclaiming that he cilllld and wo•l4 ""P. port as a Pre!lidential · Mminee thO very n.in' wlt.. m~I''Jain. aged Goldwater'• own right· wtng Presidential candidacy loot year - Nei6Qn Rocke!Uer. Thus. too, )Uat below lhl sur· f•c•, can be discerned a mar· -·. ( They11 Do It WAITER I I A. SNEER'f .... ('AAVE HIS CUSTOMERS ~E: LEAST SERVICE POSSili~E.. WAITER 8, EA0E:RTON· .. (iiVES SERVICE PLUS ANCI THEN SOME .... 1 So HOWCUM ... SNI:f:R\1 GETS ~E Sf(; TIPS ANP fAGYS (:USTOMERS ; LeAVI! filM BUS FARE·· .. ·, Aa to tile Democrats, lJnd. aay 's victory In New York City Ia clearly having profound ef· feet& upon the leader of their party in New York Stale, Sen. Robert Kennedy. Kennedy, even before the mayoralty fight, had been moving sharply leftward. Now, seein." · o;uccess gained by Liodsay ;ng an urban Uberalism far • out if>o deed, Kennt torning almost 180 degrees away from hia old stance aa a moderate Uberal in the stamp ol his late brother. President Kennedy. 'l'bough once a notable harfl. liner, Kennedy's every utterance now comes dose to adopting tbt theory or the libera left that almost any exerel.,of AmerJ. cu power against C'.ommunist eapanslonism or 111ainlt lht clear denger of Cornmtmifll OX· pan1ionlsm - in Ladn Americ• or in Southeast Asia - It par. haps extreme, or unnecessary, or un·sympathetie to the spirit of social rolorm. So marked 11 the Senator'• new far - out LiberaUsm t111t ont after another h~ it drop.. ping the positiono of the lito Preeident. Jobn Kennedy would neither speak for nor gladly deal with the far-out liberal Will8. Rubert Kennedy to becomint Its moot preeiae •pokeaman and seemlnly intend& to become Jormally Ita leader. His !OeokiJ\~1 1ssociatea are not only out ol otep with the Demoeratic Adminiatrallon of Preoidont Johnson. They lrt out of tWIO as welt with oome of the most faithful of the old Kennod)o thou who --· ......... ---- Every Time -it. : _ •• ...:~ " were close to the late President. ID the Senate itself, moreover, Robert Kennedy has joined the very bloc which gave his brotber the most trouble and lor whom the late President openlJ bad no stomach at all, either polltleally or personally. ICopyriJjbt, 1116&, by United Feoture Syndicate, Inc.) l!bep~ Martlll Bellt1, who presellled the \rqllly to lhl otar of "Hello, Dolly" tald ml It Wal ftt\lni he 1houlil mUt the presentalloD - IInCe, Ill btl vaudeville dayl he wu coaahlered a champion awilllon daDcor - and, "01 oourae, ll J011 know," he added, "Oinaer waa queen ol the awiulon at 18" .. • U yoo 111111 1117 oplalon • bout the new muaicll, ''ilkyacraper, I think its a pip. A 1ingable ocore - espectolly, two Sammy Calu>J\mlny Van Heflo oen numbers, "I'U Only Mlsl Her When I Tbink ol Her'' and •· Everybody Has a 1\iabt to Be Wrong," areal perlorman<> u by Julie Harria (a sexy doll in ber lingerie briefs In whiab she paradea around fer a great deal of the aoUon), and Cilarles Nelson Reilly - and some deUghUui comedic lnlervall. •<• ...... "' Qltcqo ...... -- 11ara Nov.ll Jiayor tl~ Jobll UDdiiJ "" ldenll}l pPiell to alva up nont fllbioulr~adWWa DOlTOR SAYS •ertiJIO la due to 1 a\roke "' hardtntng of the arWrteo in tho brain as well as In the Inner oar. Even then the dam· age !o the bttelleet may bo oUght. 11 -Whu 11 i>erntclous .... mia! Could thll, or cancer, be a cause of dizziness? .\- Penlcious &Debita is a dlronlo lmpovarlthmml of lhl blooll now believed to be, duo to a deficiWCY ol vitamin BIL Dlalnesa il Dill of Its fi1IDP' toms. Cancor wauJd not OIUII dinlnm unless the tumor Jn. volvea the inner ear or the brain center controillDg "u!Ubo riUJ11. . .. PI- oend your que~tlona and commenll . to Wvnt. ~. Brands\edt, M. D., In eart of ihi• paper, While Dr. Jliud, stadt cannot answer Individual !etten be will wwer lottan ef aeneral lntertll Ill lui.- CQI. ~ from the ollices ol lite~· D.A.m ... Cbaro lll Clutplln't IIIII ~ O'Nalll'a (!Wiped - 10-ytiHld boatalk 11!11. Miello ul, evldlnlly II a nlonned eha acter ... Haalhavld bit boon!, ....... COIIIefllaUve clothel 41111 DOW tall.. Ilia dullel In I ~ lah pubtlallbC houll oerlouiiY. 1'bat'l lid ..... - tha ..... down!'' Jlflltod dealh of tlaiiCer Ton!' ~ WI bad boelllrlandl lor IDOI'e tball 0... diCIIIID-IIId I oan lllll reeall the 110111 when he'd pbooe and aat U. Of. lor 1 IPIIbetll dltml!t at bli apulmnl ai.op tho Cap. jol 'n!tllrt 'ul1dinll (II bad fwmoriJ boell oaeupled by 1\lao 101' l!ldWarll llowes) - a dinner lle'd prepare blmnlf. He .... a aperl cook; he 1111 alwaye I 4elllhtlul !Qt. II« a dancer1 a ·WU 18 utute buiiDMIIDID, ~ of btl dealt - be ,.., Jllli owuer of Ill• Beverly Rilla lfoo Ill - aolled bim 10111e f/60,000. Other nalty dealt made hbn 1 1111~ To hll lovely aaur • 11111 btlllnal dancJnC pan. IS Single Returning Eagle Veteran One regular and lour other Eaglet are li-lt . senior Stevt lettermen are nturrung I or Badgley, S.ll JUDIOr Charles :e 1961Hi6 basketball season of Eichinger • .fi.2senlor John Poolastern High school. er and 5-9 semor Gary Wolf. The lone returning sl!rter None .or the four, however, from last season's fine Eagle saw acllon regularly .last seasteam 18 Charles Knight, a 6. 2 on when the Eagles finished up senior. Knight, a consistant 20-2 under the leadership of player who is continually im~ Coach AI ~owen. proving in the roundbaU game, Bowen Since has moved to was a forward for the Eagles the Columbus area and Gary last year Parsons has taken over the "Save your kicking lor the · reigns as head co~ch. ~ars~ns, lootbaD, wt10 guy. u•1 fourth Other returnees lor 1he[a graduate of Ohio UruverSity, lhit I bear? '""' ~llera • Clay R efflOlRS Ch amp Say,·o 'I Proved lt ' College Standings I •• our condo~ l'llr lllltanae, be baa j1lll . . Their ciO!e friends aro fill. mayed to lelrD that Bes1 Mey· enon, beautiful TV panelllt and former Mill America. and her huJband, attorney Arnold Grant, are living apart and hope they· 'U 1e1 together qaln In ohort order - for lhia wu preSUIIled to be one of the truly happy II)' Wayne G. Brondlladl, M. IJ;c couples In our town . . . 'lllere - My doolor Ioiii me I WOI a different type of dlsm&J have vertigo. What would cau,. at f ·;os shortly after mkiIt• It;: antiverl pills cure It? Di&hl the altar theatre pai'J' Are these pill! harmlul If tall- markh., the first fllmivenary en for a long time'! of ''Luv" when the lights bepn A - Vertigo or true dizzi- slowly to dim. "Oh no - not ness Is a fee1ing that your body auoUter blackout!" was the genla turnine and, with It, there eral moan. It wasn't of course may be difficulty in maintain-just a alight fadeout to eraIng your balance. Thla lo at· ate a romantic atmosphere. moot always due to aa lrrlta. tton of the inner ear or the Eighy·yeiiNlld Harry H1!Hh· nerves that supply it. II occurt field climbed down 30 Doors in persons with Meniere-'s dis-- from hls midtown oHice to keep ease: in early pregnancy; in an appointtns during recent some persons who are e1.posed black011l - and hao been bed· to paint fum'" and various oili- ded ever since. under doctor's er chemicals; in some allergies care . _. The Ed Fields of the as a result of a slight stroke; carpet Industry welcomed a sec· anemia and overindulgence in ond grandehild via Carol aod aloohol or, in Its simplest and Jack Fields . . . '!'hey applaudmost trl\nsient form, f r o m ed one ol Jack carter's cloaing whlrllna around or gettlll8 out mnarks at the bl. Ta)hSacbs of be< too quickly. dinner ln bit honor when, eom. Antivert Ia a combination ol menting oo all the quips that mecl"ine (an antlhlstmine) hod been tossed oui by fellow aod niacin tto lncreaso the comadians on the dais, he point. blood fiow to the Inner ear). It ed out: "ComedaM, in a woy, wtU not r~move the cause of have llre1r lmpo;tanoo - j•ut veri!£" but should give tempo- like scienli•ts. doctors, eltl'lorrary relief. It should not be tak· ers, diplomats. They make you en by persons with very lo\f Jeuah - and when you laugh blood pressure or those who you haven't Ume to hate." have a tendency to bleed. Wat.. Incidentally, Milton Borlo and • pills (Diurt!tics). Diuretics, Jack had patched up ti10lr missedatives and tranquHzers may olio be of help in the treatment uollerstandin& just before lite olfoir ·-with Mllton 6ylng in ot vortig<J. to pay his ti.1bute. But Jack E. Leonard didn't allow - Jllli f'""~ When a por101 lose• hl1 equilibrium doe!i this mean h111 ing with carter. BuddJ Hack. brain Is deteriorating and he ett, whose wife l1l>my wu f!om. t\ulnt in nllmilll tho evonl II'IU lose his mjnd? eouldo't attend beeeuae of 1 .l - Losing one's balance plcturo commitment 111 tla might be associated with m..,. Cout - and Paula Stewart, tal deterioration only lf the carter'• wife, wasn't Ibn .either, becauoe sbe wao complet. By J~y llado I mmlod ed up lor the renewal cf Ide locker • member&hip at lht llock1fetler Center PrOIDODildl 1.. SllltinC Rink II ... Whal'l • was assistant varsity coach at Eastern last eeaaon. Prior tc coming to Eastern, Coach Par· sons was reser:ve C(l&ch at Ames. · Be~ High •chool. Bob Ord " a88ISti"l Pa~ IWiih the coachlll8 chores thts year. ~ter_n wtn open Its year playmg m the York Preview on Nov. 26. Other teams scheduled to participate are Glouster' Roseville, Malta • McConnelsville, McArthur and York. The Eagl•s will then really get Michigan State UPIGridCbamp down to buslne" on Nov. fl Ro r Barnett ~ Bene- · when they open their season at d: . B)JI B cld- ..Tom Buck home against Soothwestem. ley, Jlm · ~we~'Bm GiUttan: Besides the four returning Ray Karr, · -~d Lodwick, lettermen, the other boys work· Mike Martin, Clarence Mclning lor positions on the varsity lyre, (lranl Newland, David are Rchard Douglas, ;.n jiJ!Io Reed, Don Rose, Don R.oush, i~r. Ray Justic 6-0 junior; Den- Larry Spencer, Carl Van Way ms Newland, 5·9 junior, and and Bobby Wood. Don Roush, 5-9 junior. Freshmen and sophomores on EASTERN SCHEDULE the Eastern squad this year Nov. t1 - Southwestern some of whom will dress f~ De. I - at HaDDaD Tract varsity play are Roger Baker Dec. 4- at Chauncey Dov~ ' ' Dec. 10 - Kyger ~ · · Basketball Schedules ::: 17: . Dec. n- Norlb aa1ua NEW YORK IUPD - The TONIGHT Jan. 7 - Wabama United Pre88 International ma· Symmes Volley at Southwestern Jao. 8 - At Soothweotera jor college football ratings with NOVEMBER zt Jan. 14- at North Gallla ' .-;,' first place votes and wo~>-10!1- Rio Grande College at Pikeville Jan, 15 - HannaoTrace tied records ln parentheses: NOVEMBER :u · Jao. %1 - at McArthur COLUMBUS (UP)) - Ohio Team Piols Hannan Trace at Kyger Creek Jao. 25 - AI Racine college football records, includ· •·1. Mich. St. 128) (1M) 330 Rio Grande College • Southern .Tan. 28 - Rutland ing games of saturday, Nov. •·2. Arkansas (5) (1~) 305 Stales Tournament Away Feb. 1% at Wbama 20: 3. Nebraska 12) (II.(]) 2911 NOV"MBER '1:/ ' Feb. 4 at ltyaer Creek Te8DIJ W L T Pis Ops 4. UCLA (7·1·1) 2t6 Logan at fairfield Union ~:· 151- :;'!pre Muskingum 8 1 0 137 40 LAS VEGAS, Nev. IUPI)- reJeree, surprisingly, gave Pat· 5. Alabama (7·1·1l 1901Waverly at Jackson · - cArthur Ashland 7 1 I 162 88 Cassius Clay claims he has terson the nth round, which X·6. Missuri (7·2-1) 142 Allensville at Wellston 1 HAM SHOOT Xavier 8 2 9 218 155 proved he la "a great Clay apparently won easily. 7. Notre Dame (7-2) 132 Southwestern at Eastern Findlay 7 Z 9 249 15 champion." There was no doubt in the 8. Tennessee (5-1-2) 60 Rio Grande College - Southern ' At Club House On Mt. Union 7 Z 0 229 106 minds of anyone who saw the x-9. Texas Tech (8-Z) 53 States Tournament, Away I Snowball Hill Blufflon 7 2 o 157 61 wThe~at'e fe~ among those fight that Clay won going away. 10. Southern Cal. 16-2-11 49 NOVEMBER ~ Ohio Stale 7 2 0 156 118 hod c~ed ~tmk wktn a lZth But he sel no standards of Second 10 - 11. Ohio Slate Rio Grande College at Taylor Sunday Nov. 28th Bowling Green 7 2 0 123 107 ~un d 1;cttmca :roc :aut ~v~ boxing excellence in doing so. 37; 12, Purdue 31; 1, Louisi~ University STARTIN!i AT NOON John Carroll 5 I I 91 43 .~ erson on. Y mg "He could become a great ana Sillte 29; 14. Florida II; 15, DECEMBER 3 Capital 6 2 0 198 106 ho 0 ; agree Wlth him, ' fighter with experience," the Georgia Tech 9; 16, Tulsa 6; Eastern at Hannan Trace WmBiAwi~~ [ - Th~r• Coon Hunt on Dec. 3 Wittenberg 6 2 0 152 581 wev · saddened, badly battered Pat- 17, Syracuse &; 18, Mississippi Kyger Creek at Southwestern - - -- ·Youngstown 6 2 0 139 105 Clay did batter Patterson Into terson said. And he asked that 4; 19, Itie) Colorado and Ken· Nelsonville at Jackson Sponsored By Miami 7 3 0 247 137 such a state ol helplessness the people not Judge hun on lucky 3. Galhpohs at Middleport MEIGS COUNTY COON Denison 6 3 0 196 125 that the referee was forced to what he . did against Clay Others receiving ~ot~s-Dart· Wellston at Pomeroy HUNTERS ASSOCIATION Akron 5 3 111 93 1stop the fight but it wasn't the Monday mght. I mouth, Duke and IlhnOis. Logan at Athens Northern 5 4 0 128 99 •steady rain of he heavyweight "I know I can do much :::.:_=..__ _ __ Defiance 5 4 0 118 134 champion's blows that did all better," Patterson said. "aod • • Kent State 5 4 I 144 114 1the damage. so I don't know whether or not Baldwin-Wallace 4 3 I 127 102, I'll retire. That will be decided Cincinnati 5 5 0 163 172 Patte!son, gam.e to the core, in the days to come." Toledo 5 5 0 102 961hurl hos back m the fourth There was no doubt Potter· Hiram 4 4 0 143 199 roWld . and . only his courage son trying to regain the richest Wooster 4 5 0 182 167 kept him gomg. title in sports lor the third Otterbein 4 5 0 137 2191 He knew he was whipped time. was bitterly disappointed. Wt>slern Reserve 3 4 1 85 tos early - as ~oon as he hurt his ''But please," he insisted, x-~en~al State 3 4 0 100 131 .1 back_. h~ whispered to a friend "make it clear I'm not using OhJO We sleyan 3 5 1 166 145 ' at rmgs1de as he sat on the my injured back as an excuse Case Tech 3 5 0 94 !78:Stool in his corner "I'm Sorry." I've had a bad bock since 1000 Heidelberg 2 5 2 57 61 i But Patterson gamely contl- and last night It really hurt." Oberlm I 7 0 131 236 , nued until referee Harry Needed Hejp Marietla I 7 0 19 241 ' Krause slopped the fight at It burt so much, that startine Dayton I 8 t 26 161 2.18 of the 121h round, with at !Ire end of the sixth round~ Kenyon · 8 o 133 315 Pat!erson slaggering hopelessly when Patterson was knocked to W1lmmgton 0 7 1 83 100 around the ring. the canvas for the only time in Ohio University 0 10 0 77 210 Clay paid tribute to Patter· the Bgh[,- he had his trainers x-One game to play. son. lift him from bis stool in an MID-AMERICAN '_' He .~s a real nran," Clay atlempt to alleviate tbe pain. . Flfllll said. I don:t want people Krause knew Patterson was x-M~aml 5 I 0 154 fi3 t down·rating him because he hurting and as the loth round • ·Rowling Green 5 1 0 93 73 ' lost." Istarted he asked that a doctor Kenl State . 3 2 1 103 oo l And then with that celebrated be in Patterson's corner to Western Mtch. 3 2 I 73 87 ' braggadoCCio of his, Clay examine him when the round Toledo 2 4 0 58 68 •conlmued : ~· ended. Ma.rshall 2 4 0 83 1121 "I think it's time that the The doctor, Donald Romeo. Ohto Univ. 0 6 0 44 145 ~m~ncan public gave rne the gave bis consent for the fight to x-co-rhampions : Justtce I'm due. I've beaten continue and when the referee OHIO CONFERENCE everyone around now. What asked Patterson if he was okay Final mo~e do .they want?'' Patterson nodded his head i~ Muskingum 7 0 o 121 27 ! It s obvtous that the public the affirmative. Wittenberg 4 1 0 81 31 ! :~nera_lly wants ~ ~eavyweight . But he knew he wasn't all Akron 4 1 0 76 23 a~p!on who 1sn t a Black r1ght and so did everyone of the Capital 5 2 0 121 92 •Muslim. That's Clay's religion 7,402 persons who were in Mt Union 5 2 0 174 81 1and he ha~::u't won any friends Convention Center. They paid Denison 5 2 o 155 94 . - except the members of that total of $300,111 to see the fight. Otterbein 4 3 0 117 17S ise?.t ,- ,~cause of it. The fight was seen by an Wooster 3 4 0 148 121 llhy, asked Clay, "can't ' estimated 500,000 additional H1ram_ S 4 0 119 176 they a~cept me for the great persons in theaters, arenas and Ba.ldwm-Wallace 2 3 0 55 70 . champwn I am?" clubs in the United States Ohw Wesleyan I 3 1 97 91 \ The an•wer is there still ts Canada and Britain via closed He1de_lberg 1 5 t 41 54 jconsJ~erable ~ o ub t am 0 n g circuitt elevision. Oberlm 1 5 o 102 t67 ~~owmg boXIng men whether Patterson objected mildly Kenyon 0 5 0 68 181 ay <.'a~ be classed with such when the fight was stopped. Manetta 0 5 0 14 167 heavywetght greats of the past "Had I been a spectator 1 BIG TEN ;';, .Jack Dempsey and Joe probably would have agreed . . Final ws. . that the fight should have been Michigan State 7 0 0 200 56 or"• certamly did not show any stopped," he explained. "But 1 Ohm Slate 6 1 0 130 83 that class Monday night In wanted to continue. J felt 1 Purdue & 2 o 150 92 Las Vegas Convention could go on, despite the pain In Minnesota 5 2 0 149 104 enter. my back,. Illinois 4 3 0 155 92 Same Ilectsfou It ~ so badly that Northwestern 3 4 0 105 139 0 Clay didn't throw a single Patterson bad to be helped out Mochlgan 2 5 0 137 115 nch In the first round-yet of the ring and into the WISconsin 2 ; 0 75 223 he referee gave Clay the dressing room. '!'hen he needed Indtana 1 6 0 91 183 ~ound. The two judges gave it first aid for 40 minute! before Iowa 0 7 0 47 JSO eservediy to Patterson. The he could go to an Interview Bob B odbe room lor a news eonference. right h:lfba aksd, BPhiladelphla; c ruce Smith Rhode Island aod Dick Lime...: "· Toronto: fullback Roger Lopes, Ft. Wayne and field goal ki~r Bill Joyner. Richmond. undlng out the defensive unit are left ends Andy Ri of Wheeling, Monte Da :~ LEXINGTON, Ky. IUPD - Richmond and Bill Clay.(Nor· '!'he unbeaten, untied · CharJes. folk; left 13ckle Lewis Irvin ton Rockets placed 10 men on Richmond; right lackl B'li the Continental football league's Boschinnf, Ft. Wayne· : i ~~ fh·,t AII·Star team. end Leon Crenshow ' ru!re The Rockets, champlono of derwood, Ft. Wayne· ;lghl linethe league's ...,stern divlalon Island; leftllneback~r. Dan Onplaced f1ve men on the oflen- derwod, Ft. Wayne· r1 ht linelive. team an~ five on the de- backer Bill Loeb, Jartford. leDS!ve team. The teams were. right halfback Dick Peso ' chosen by a vote oltlle league's Newark: left safety Alvin ~=~: coaches. Rhode Island and right safety ••Rockets on offeMive are left Joe Wghtower Norfolk - • · • UpiS•III"' Cp tackle Carl Robinson, left guard 1.-....~iiiiii.i;;'~~;;_·....~................................_, Arlen CUIIors, tiJjbt end JJmll Moss, punter Jim Hollingsworth and place klcker Ed Mileh·] more. The defensive 'au~stars lor tbe Rockets are BUI Mlller, left Sorvlng Meiss Counly Since 1861 eod; Joe Cbithtow, left tackle· middle JiQebacker, Sam F~ dez and left halfback Mite Filz. gerald. Tbe ftsl Of the offensive team It compoaed of left eud . AGENCY, INC. H. !J. Murphy, Philadelphia; llll.Chllcl1 llodner Downing. Aaonb .eenter Don IJonatelll, Wheoii!la; MILL & SECOND STREOS . rtghl auard Eneene KltlkuU, ' ..___ -.-- ----~~- -·- -·Wayne; rlghl llckJa Jim Boa· ~----- .HELEN HELP.US! .......... -~ro--by Ohi~ ·•··· HeiHI Bottel-_. IAIO lll&nJ' Jt&rl qo, builD 1111 aeighborhood Halloween wao 1 Dear Helen: llmt to drou up and 'IIIII peo1 am a mother of m, and pla "' knOW to ... If they'd 1117 qe il Jl. Yoo may not blneopdzt ua. The "treat" wu Um lhia but my problem II almoll incidental Today klda DOl that I look old but that I look too young! Things reaDy come from milea around fin came to a head last week whan oars oven). '!'hey wear 01111twnel my husband and I welll to 1 that won't hlll1lper move111ent 10 ni~lub to celabrate our lath they can hit 11101'1 bouset-thl wedding fllmiveraary. They main tbinlil 1o get as IDIICh wouldn't let me In unUI I ahow- "loot" as possible. ed them my driver's Ucettie and This 1! getting out of hand, other Identification. and I'm pltinl Urecl of hand· The !act that I am only llva outa. II costs too much to pr<> feet one doesn't belp. Wben I vide candy for ZOO klds. How tate my chlldren to the part, do others co~ - WITCH aqqq people think I'm the babysitter Dear Witch: Switch on the lights when and ask me wby I'm aol Ill JOO run oot of candy . .And school. hope the vtsl\lni goblins don't Flvo t1mea Ill the put year "hex" up your wUldows.-IL I've been stopped by policaman Dear Helen: while drlvllla. I've tried makaWe are ihree wlves who have up which only mikes me look a complaint. Our bosl!onds are Uka 1 crazy teen·l&er, and high lorever colling each other, g<> beela which look ridiculous on ing someplace together or just me. How can I look older, Hel- sitting around talking. Someen! -- 35-YE6R.OLD TEEN- times U's eJaht or mort hour• AGER that we don't see them, most· Dear 35: ly on weekends. Wa have tried You've got the happiest probo blackmail by sayina we'll go lem in a world that It booked out too, but they think thla is on youth. Enjoy II wbile there's fine just 10 Wll go bowling or to stiU Umel - Ii a movie. W•'re atymied. and if Dear Helen: we yap too much they come I would Uke to llllo1l If It It back wlth "You're just jealous proper to vote for youraeli In of our !rinds." What can we an elecilou. I'm sure past pret- do! - THE LONELY THREE ldenta (olthe U.S.) didn't vote Dear L.T.o for their opponents, yet many U blackmail won't work, try p101>le say you are br&lllllnl•nd "block·male," like with ptanulf-centored H you vote for nins weekly 1iX10111ea lor carda, younelf. Wbat'a your QPlDiOil plcnlct, parties, etc. Of cour10 cf eomeone who dooal - CAN· the fellowa will 8TILL pi oil DIDATE b1 a """'" and huddle, but at Dear Candiflatt: leut you'll ba ablo to block I'd say he's an bonul blab- their run. - H. bermouth : Honest enough to vot '1'bll columD It dtdlcatod II lor the "best man," but IAIO family llvine, so If you're bev· talkative about uyiD& aol-11. Ina kid troul)]e or just plein IT HAPPENS EVERY YEAII. trouble, let Helen help YOU. Dear Helan: She will also welcome your With Halloween over (thanlt own lli>Usin& experiencu. Ad· gflfldr.-1 ) I wUI now reilster dreu Beleu BoUel Ill cart Cit my complaint. I Vlllll'l • llld lbll uewapapor, Great Values Many In Stylet Li_ving Room On Display Suites ··~ .. ~ ihe many styles of furniture on display m Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture Department. Modern, Early American, Traditional and French Provincial. All pieces upholstered In Kroehler'1 performance tested fabrics. Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture, Pomeroy 1 .".,==,.,=====,.! -==== ==============,! • 1 BAPPY P1IOIILEM B~RRY'S Elherfelds 3rd Floor Furaitun ::~~land w:Y ' ' I I 1 I 1 'f;" Get r Rockets Dominate AIICLTeam KING EDIUARD" I INSURANCE Fl\ ~~ ~~ ~~-.----------~---------"· , R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. -- -·.. - -· •• . MIDDLEPORT,. O. �' ~c------ ·- ---- . --·· Cojlgressman Walter H. Morller today releasld the names r1 education Ieadm from the Meigs county area who will ll· tend 1M "Ptrtnen lllr Pro- ' vess" omlerence Ill tducatlon . be Is spoiiiOI'lng Deetmber 1·2 st the Ohio University Jm. cmrence Tllompsoa, . . . . , lendent, and Tom Kelly will ot-1 tend from the Middleport ' pted village district; CharlH 8.1 Gibbs, superintendent, and Rir111n1 ~ will atleltd from.1 lilt Pomeroy ctillrlct. Repr• ' 1f1111111 the Melp <OIIIIIYI 1ft0011 will Itt 0. 0. Patter I - . lllpOI'Ittltlld, Lorry Mor·! r11, Douald McKenzie, Ronald 1 II)Mm tJtd Robert Bowen. i POINT .PLEASANT - . $1l· teen deer were checked in Mason County ~heckfna: !!t!ltton Mon, da)·, flri:! l d<1 r ul' th~ 12 - day . ~ hudo; onl~· ~~·;vmn. ! Our Weekly I DWAYNE Tll1'l'LE E11tern "'AdYIII<!O roiLJtntlono indl· Cllll a Jdill lnltrett Ill !be con- ' fereact," Moeller 1akl, "and we i loot lorwlrd to broad repmen ~ from tho dlltrlet. "We 1bt1J work btrd It dollning the ! j week 8 Dear Alll•on, .rup J :f0~ ~! ?ell~~M;~f~~ .~~r$50 ~0 bel~ bu~d,it, Ex • ville Ri•Vef DeWS HafflSOn ___ -·--· -N N t Gaqe reaclingso Gallipoiisl eWS 0 eS ited Sunday with her MD, and Mrs. Don Gibson family of Portsmouth. Dr. their children in Texas. with his parent8, Mr. aDd 1Mrs. Albert Bolen tnd Kenny, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dixon, Carpenter, R.D. Sarah M. R~e. PACK ARTICLES _ The Meigs Count~ Fellowlhip of t;e Churcres of 1hrist ~s~~atcl~:hf~~~ ~~~~~~ of Christ, Harrisonville road, Mo!'day. e~emng to pack ~~~o~J ~rtG~~/ucVa a~ictured is a part of the goodds, so~Y ~~c , :o~:~.~~~~~~n w~\"fr~~koi~p~a~~ :•orphanage within fhe n~xt few days. Novembehr has goo • rea . G d . Dr' b th I ilowship The Mountain Mlsston school g1ves a orne been set aside for the an~ual t tveb y ; g~ schooL 'since a new campus church is in construe· 1 5 0 amples ·of monthly expenses are electricity $500, wat~r $l00, bread $375 and cereal, $25. meeds of the loth congressional ilistrlel and try to 111 bow exlotlng ftderal problom• meet these andJ." be aaid. Mr. "How can I keep people from mooching my Half and Halls? They can't resist that rich aroma. • I BRUCE HAGER Easttlro JOHN POOLER F.abtern I I: " '"' '' ..,, COUPE DEVILLE TERRY KOEHLER l!iariCera Full power, radio, white sidewall tires, tinted eiaaa, lir·condlllonlni, one owner. Only 57,000 milt1. RAY JUSTIS EalterD ROGER AUMAN Eootern McCiinle Wildlife P. A Sayre Store, Arbuckle, 1 checked, Kennard Kimberling, Rt. 3 Leon, 5 point, 175 pounds: Roney's Food Market, New Haven and Keefer's Service Center, Rt. 67 did not check any for opening day. Of the sixteen deer killed on opening day, four· teen o[ the kills were by Mason Countlans. As far as is known there were no hunting accident• Monday. ·I RONNIE BLACK Ratiaml BOB BARRE'I'l' RnUand LEE WOODS JluUaDII RUSTY Ll'l'n,E IIIUiltd Local Firemen Need PT. PLEASANT ·- The local volunteer fire department needl more toy! and dolls to repair eir Christmas g~ts to tile QJ the county. Al90 Deed· ed Ia organizations or indlvld· f~"';· lo dress the dolls MW nn hand. Persons wishing to donate to the worthy cause may phone I7&-IIIO and someone will ~ick up their donations. Deadline for making appllcatlons for food basket• and toys j'; ,l lo Docembor 10th. '111e finmlen prepared 81111 dlatributed ..... ~1\LBV MATHEWS STEVE DAILEY JOHN McCIJNTOCK 150 baskets last year and preSoutbera Soulhern Southera oented hundred& of toy• ond dollo to chlldren who mll(ht MOVC ALI,STARS - E? ' 'ern placed s even, Southern three and Rutland five otherwise have not recEived any. playen on the Middle Ohio VaLy Croference all·star football s1uad, etther .on thing for Christmas. fhe offensive or defensive units. The ~ys were seleded by lhe1r coaches earlier this month. \uta or feellnr. rll't OIUo \'allet t'u blldl um 11pol111 Hnd lraffie path~! Qhlo N1Uontt tf'-fl11 ff nll!ll!•.l n:tpand rf'll toru for.: ••tl••n col· £n•.erell •• ceooall ell.. matllnl ~atler tt the po~· nr"c' •' p,.,,,,.r .. ~ ldvertt~lnt n!lpn!\enhtove Batttnelfl H.imball. lm:: .. 3U i.e~1ntt ,\q, New Vttrk Yorl. Subll!r1JttlaD rata: CIIJ. r"> •~>• at drui t>• nrrler wbertt nallahU! 30 oentt 1111 week• oae year •n adnDel "' :P.U, S.nttnal ofrice 111.60: •I• ~~~tanUII. IT.IOt tbtot rnontb• n .uo, Br Motor aoaw .,... aamar ••nlct ............-....... 110t Some people .relax 10 stereo music. Others prefer quiet. 06 Fords offer a stereo tape player and one of the world's quietest rides. (noll.- Open win~ bring in fresh air. Closed windows shut out ao1se. OOUDMrw &VIQ"Wbtrt. .Thanks with 1 FLOWERS anna~ ena mentb •uo: •til oaa ,..., tlO.MI Sl• e, monW, t: "Bone,, ,ou're 11 lletter eoell IIIIa ever wltJa our new Gas r11111!' Thanksgiving Day Means Beautiful Food . Thanksgiving Is synonymous braed rubes (or prepared oned stufling mix may be used I with bountiful food. Here accosseaooned mlxi in place of broad cubes use sortea, the centerpiece and the 1 small minced onion (op- amou~t accordlrtM to. package bird set the traditional mood. tiona!) and SJze of bird - addmg brown We've kept the trim on the Y, cap mllk oausage and other ingredients. turkey platter simple - and Brown oeuoage bits In a OR here are 8 few short cuts, too. skillet until it is cooked. !Light· Use I cups cooked rice In For we are ail rushed at this iy browned) Core and chop place of bread cubes. (Be sure ton · · · aJipl~s 11110 y, Inch pieces. Com· rice is not overcooked.) Grains · nol make the sluffing bine ail the ingredients (includ____ tor the bird the day before (he ing sausage drippings) and mix ,• oure w thoroughly chill): ·oo 'togetHer · ·to blend thoroughly. , !AS'f TIRMS ... 1tuff the bird, loosely, just be- Sluff fowl loosely. I fore roasting. Variations: ·Prepared seas. Htrt is a simple, yet tradi-lj•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;o;==='J 1 IJollll sausage stufling just like STEEL TOE Gandma ~•eel. to make. Wily s· DOl make it traditional with you! So you and yours ·might 99 btve 1 happy holiday to re- SIZES I'URNITURI 7·!,EE - - ' menther ln years ttl come: SH 2-4111 Rutl.lnd' Bl_.k Elk • Cushion Sole Qraadm1'1 Old-Fashioned oe~hy ' J with Hluu L•1st re Carpet . !';hum poo,AmNica '!! fAvori Ie. Bent f'lh<Y·to-u!'le SAFETY HOE ju ~t. f'l!'ctric thampoot·r rO'r ~ t :1 day lit Pomeroy Cement Block Co. in Pomeroy, 0. '---------- $11 ITY OAN · & sh-:ou:l:d~be::_w::;h::o::le:. Saaslje Slllfflng sa.,.,. ALSO WCII LOANS ... LONGR TIIMI I I '66 FOrds offer lively engines up to a 390·cu.in.V8 that thrive on regular gas. "Jlu'lgmrs are forrargt\Doors are for people. "~>· '66 Ford wagons have a Magic Doorgate-opeos like a tailgate for cargo and like a door for people. SPECIAl! POMPOMS -- BEAUTIFUL $1.49 lunch A J.UfK w~ DUDLEY'S 59 N. 2nd Ave. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ..;::::=:==::;;:==~[ You'D dl1e0~eremt milreauclewheayO. lelllhe '66 Ford at your Fll'd Dealet'll Nineteen Ford models in all- from the ..citinr now hith·porformance series- the Ford 7·Litro wlth tront powor dlsc brokeo and 428·cU. in. V·8 •tandard ... Ia ultro·tuxurious Fonl LTD's with nyian corpetlnlo IOit·mlsllnt qui Hid uphollttry, lhbtn6nl. lr,Pway M....! Automatic Spood Control opticQ lots you seloot IPeod for foot·froe crulslnr. flarerti• MocJel Optional Safoty/ConYWnlonce Control Panel 1111 you lock all doors with one awitch; tilhtl Wlrn it fuel's low, or 1 door's ejar. Yahoe Mogle! Now 7·ltem ufety packaro comes It no aldre coat - includes ernerpncy f111htr •Yit•m. Como enjoy one of the -!d's quittelll tildes at )IOIIt FORI Dealer'II THE $110J BOX 1 •· 11111 • larlt llrt oppltl Participating Merehant In Ill Clip •bopped ..lory Middleport Merehants 1 lli!pooas eaH Christmas Glft·A·Ramo I 11(11 (d&W ft IOI!Ced) 1-..._M•i•D•DL""W•I'O•It-T•,o,.._ _. SAVINGS CO. • StOrm Welt RUTL4t\ID Some people wam llvelyengines. Others prefeream~ I CENTER PIECES $3.95 up , , , COlli IHI, tOOl ] 06 FOrd 4-Door Hardtops have Silent-Flo ventilationgives open-window airiness in dosed-window quiet. Givt uwn nrs , DtiiiYer~ ]ll' · lljWil ,fUll] , t' ' New~engineering magic from Fonl.•. L p&r. more whtn yoll cAn so ~11"i v riPan your I 'M(li'L" wali -1()-Wu\l l)r - -------------- add). DoH no t .a).ll'. CbtcU "platt odor brtlth". on PAB'l'D:TB tadiLJ' Call before noon. CASH before night. ln11 CompanJ 110 ~-n•nlr Sl. Pnm . ,11¥. Qtlj(), 4S'fiii'J 8U.. Mif 0 ' I 1 ~ ,nOne W'V 2-21INI Cdllnrill nhnn• W'l 1 ton It·• altlaUne A Protected Service Plan ill available, to GIVer all oervice calls, maintenanee •• , even tank pp.JM. mont Cor ten full years. I Her.ll a pteaa.nt ftJ to o..rcome 1001e plate dllcomtort. :P'AB'l'Eli:TJI, an JmptovM poWder, sprtnlr.led OQ upper t.ndlower plate• hold& them. ftrmer 10 that they fllfll mon oomfon&ble. No 1\Ullmf, ri'OOfJ. p&atf Briefs... Why You enjoy more hut W>tter - hotter hot. water, plus more Afety and convenience with an Electric Water Heater, It'1 a bek bogain, well worth a few extra pennies to have these modem elecUfe features. You can always find something cheaper, but you'llfind anything better, more satisfying.,, and when yo11 Wb.,.,._ thing into consideration, it's really economical. See your dealer or plumber today about a Quick Recovery Electrio Watlr Heat& Your satisfaction is guarantood or your money back. ADMITIED: Mrs. Jerald Baird, Gallipolis, Ohio; M r 1. ., Samuel Salem, Pl. Pleasant. ' DISCHARGED: Ruth linn Dunn Ap I G M H ' P e rove : "· omer Mash and Mn, Leon: Mr~. Ver~n Stanley and daughter, PatrJOt, OhJO. BIRTH: Mr. and Mr!. Jtrald Bair:.::= · =d,:. G.:::al:.::l::!lpo:.:::::ll•::•.:.•_so:.:::::n_ __:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ FALSE TEETH BAKER FURNITURE fii:O.pt GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY WITH A FLAMILESS ELECTRIC WATER HEATERI Pleasant Valley Hospital MoreComflrtWearln9 0 1'\.bll•bl!<l •••11 afteniCHIII ' ·•I More Project To}'8 1 THE DAILY SENTINEL station: Lambert's Store and Post Offit.. at Ashton, I checked; lloqlas Nestor, Lincoln County, 7 point, 162 pounds. 1 costs less than 14 cents a day \ llam H. Speon, Jr., Pl. Plea• ant Rt. 1, 9 point, 153 pounda; Charles Zlmmermao, Clifton, 6 points, 125 pounds. B k heat Society NoteS $300. TALK ABOUT••• 4 three (3); Dallas Hultman, Letart, 10 point, 148 pounds; Wll· aan1~d~c~h~il~dr~en~o~f~C~ar~pen~ter~s~pa~n~tL.:=::.. 00 140 \ I' Mrs. Sta· Mar· Ed Jeffer• Stone, Southiide S killed : samuel McCausland, :!ootbside, 9 points, 130 lbs.; Robert Arllllltrong, Pt. Plea•· ant, 6 point, 169 pounds; Worthy Dunn, Southelde, e point, 200 pounds: Robert Rimmey South· side, 10 points, lOt pounds Vance E. WIUard, St. Albana, a poillll, 114 pound&. $1195 lit ( ua y .J1m Cnu:idut·k Service tlon: three 13); PHul L. Maxine Abner, Henderson, point, 130 pounds. an ' and Mrs. Thomas 'Itlomp!on, Grande,~ ~e 1 St:fieyi~~ Station~ pounds: James F'. Wam•ley, Pt. Pleasant, 8 point, 155 pounda: KARR &VAN ZANDT ~~. ' 1 tin. l-lt'ndt·r~n. :1 P''intR. SPECIAL 59 Cadillac ... rl"porlinjl! kilb we·re : · Cornstalk Hunting Grounds, three (31 CIJHrles Wt·ay . Apple : ' Grovt'. 6 poim , J26 pnunds; Ed· 1 I war·d Eng ll·, Southsidr HI point, 1 t l77 pounds; William 0, Camp, l Cliff on . a point . 114 pntmds. '' See II. Dear Smoker, Mrs. David Brook! and cblld· EDiered Hooplllll '111 Harrisonville ren. David Brook.<! io siatJOn- "Who-can? May I ' Mrs.' Thor Caney. The ed in Germany with the Air have one?" Persons eniorinl Holzer Hotwas "Knowing a Good Force. I fitai during tbe last 21 hours Dam 12.1, 11.1, running 6 Jeet ) ers Club met at the hODlfl Larry Rife who lelt Tue•dsY i IDcluded: D1anne Fraley, Rt. on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· By Mro. Ftiii Alkire with Mrs. Sharon Jewell for Lackiand AFB in Texas, l GMAC Financing Avell1ble I Gallipolis: Mrs. Ohver Mead· 86 Pt. Pleasant 2U7, Hinton ! Rubv Diehl returned to Co- Mrs. Ha2el Stanley as I spent several days with his 1WJ .'Rt. I ~~s; .~rl~ o.47 stationary, Kanawha Falls p umbu·s Sunday evening after 1 Attending were. Mrs. Letha brother, Mr. and Mrs. Edward i L. Hl.v>ly, Rt. 1 Gallipohs, Mr 211.97 rising, Charleston 18.91 sla· spending the weekend with her ierill , Mrs. Lmda Rile and family at Sunbury. Archie C._ Meado\\s, Rt. tionarv. London. MBi'met and I mother, Mrs. Mary Diehl. Mrs. Jean Kennedy, Mrs. Richard Cobb of Tennesse, Crown Cllr. Moses ~rurst~~·1 Winfiild dams were on the Dr. Lloyd carr of Rio Gran- Lowery, Mrs. Faye and Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bidwell: William Wamsl?d 11· .1 sills. de College and Guy William Mrs. Nellie Borgan, Mrs. <Jack) Rile of St. Albans spent Pleasant; David E. u ~·1: i Harper, a student at Rio da JonM, Mrs. Sharon a morning last week with Mr. Cadillac - Oldsmobile New Haven ~ Mrs. S. C. 1 ~ Boat Movements : Grande College visited the Mrl. Connie Black, Mrs. and Mrs. Chas. S. Rite and Larbeim, Pt Pleasant; Mrs. Scot\ d H St 1 d M Mary CaJrse·'· "You'D Ub OUr Quality WIJ tC DoiDI 8~ Be 11 ·U>o w va Robert Oblo River - Irene Chotlnl weekend with Guy an Ol'f an ey an rs. ry. o.:':'~h· Rt n2 ~tart Mrs. down 12, 6 30 a.m.: John J. Harper. Mrs. Blanche Stanley, Mr. a!ld Mrs. Donald Wooten -/1.""--~WY 2·5342 P01neray Ohio Ralph Fi;ber, Gallipolis Fer· Rowe down 13, 5:30 a.m.: Col· Dr. Lloyd Carr of Rio m _ _ _ _ _ _ __j,..!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!l!!!l!!!!!!!!!!l!!l!ll!!!!!!!!l!l!!!!l,..!!l!!!!lllll!ll••• ry, w. va. Joelynn K. King, ton Queen up 11, ll:SO p.m.; CoileRe, Roger Alkir.e and Guy emo a osp . : New Haven; Mrs. Emmogene Olria Jr. down 15, 1:50 a.m.; Wllliam Harper. YISiteci Su~ M. Lohn, Pomeroy; Mrs. George Luther Herdman up II, 7 P· day with Guy W1lllnm Harpers - - - - - - - - - A. lhll. Rt. 1 Racine: Mn. Wil· m. ; Peggy Downey up 16, 3:25 !1-i!ler, ~s. Janet Van Cooney liam E Mulhern. Wellston: Mrs. a.m.: Philip Sporn up 16, S:50 and fam1ly of Beverly. UC W John w Spencer, Huntington, a.m.; E. P..Jones down 16, 7:- A<khe _Bradfield Is getting .aW. Va.: Randy J. Johnson, 30 a.m.: 1'. G. Jerow down 17, long quite well with her walkJa.ckson: Preston 0. Hague, lr- 6:50p.m.; Ranger up 17, 11:25 er from room to room_ at h,er 1 ()nton; Howard D. Hartley, Rav- p.m.: Pioneer up 17, 11 :25 p. home. She broke her hlp ":tnlel - - - - - - - - - rnswood: Mrs. Okey M. Lan- m. ; New Martinsville up 17, getting out of a car, She JS Oi Sunday ilJest~~: af Mr. dm. Scott Depot, W. Va.: Mrs. 2:40a.m.: Southern up 17, 3:50 yearo old. . Mto. Chao. Rife were T11 omas E. McKitterick. ~ack- a.m .; Jerry Bosworth up l1, 1 Mr. ~d ~rs. Samuel Lewis children, Mr. and Mrs. Rob.rtl sun: Jrseph J. Kroeger. Cmcm· 5:20 B.m.: Onward up 17, 5:45 o£ Harr!ODSVJ!Ie and hla sister, Rife and Bobbie and Sammie n;,!i: 'v\1.. Obit Keeton. Rt. 2 a.m.; Harvev Jordon up 18, ~rs. Susy Harri!l of Middleport St Albans w. Va.; Mr. ' ,nmon: Mrs. William R. Tob- 3·3(1 a.m.: Andrf'w Calhoun up recently visited his sister, Mrs. M~s. George Beveridge, and r r1 . Oak Hlll; Estel ~ Herman, '1 18, 6 a.m.: Stef'l Trader up 19. ~abel .Day of Cambridge, who thy Jo of Lancaster: Mrs. Larry 1 J;ld:snr: : Mrs. J~ck1e L. Jen- 7: 10 a.m.; Charles Stevenson · IS set1ously ilL G. Hoffman and Stevie of Al~ms , Wellston: M1liard T. John· up 19, 7:25am.: Arnold v. Wa]. l Huby Diehl, C?lumbus, Mary bany; Joseph L. RUe of Cbli· esnn: Gf'orge C. Shrewsbu? • ker down 21, 5:45 a.m.; Relia- 1Diehl, HarnsOOVIlie, and ~ r s. Ucothe and Miss Barbara Cot.. Jront?n: M;s. Omar N. Th~m<~~, ble down 22, 6:35a.m.; Jeffer- IStella At~im, Rutl~nd~ VJs_lted trill of Harrlaonville. M1ch1n~. Ky.; Mr~. Verl~e · ~on down 23, 10·40 p.m.; Tiboll Sunday w1th Mrs. Glona RJggG Mrs. Ethel Rife and James ll !vrr~. Rt. _3 Wheelersburg , Mrs down 2.1, 1:15 a.m.; Waller and bmily. Dale and Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Alma Lcffmgwell, Jackson: ' Beckjord up 23, 6:20a.m.; Ra- Mrs. Frank llalliday is in Rife called on Mrs. Fay Wood Harry G. Cast!~ ~- ~ Jac~so~, venswood down Greenup 5:45 Meigs General Hospltal, m and Mrs. Myrta Rife Sunday Mrs. Earl B. u . nksJ. kar . P m . indiana up Greenup 1:50 room 25. She hao double pneu· afternoon son· John H. Jenkms, ac !Kin ; · ·• 1 • • M ' Charles W Nkhol~ Ham- p.m.: Diane Brent down Green- . moma. Larry Rife and Barbara Cot"· • ' 1 up t2:3.\ a.m .: Harbor Point Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Allan trill spent sunday with den. Iup Greenp S:10 a m : Mark of Pomeroy vlalted a week with Mrs. Ethel Rife and 1M. up Greenup Sc 10 a.m.: La· their dsughter, Mr. and Mro. Dale. Blrtho Mrs. Char"les W. Nichols, Ham· guna up Greenup 7::;;. a.m.; Samuel Lewis and fa~Jy . . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Br•DOk.ol den , son, 4:23 a.m. Monday : Lady Gloria up Meldahl 6:35 Mr. and Mro. Felix Alktre spent Friday afternoon wIth Mrs. Archie C. Meadows, Rt. p.m.: Pamela D. down \tcldahl and dsughters, Shirley an.d his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Chao. 2 Crown City, son, 12 :30 p.m. 7:20 p.m.: J. S. Lewis down ilyn of Harrisonville Visited Rife. They returned home on Monday: and Mro. George A. Meldahi 10:05 p.m : Elisha S"nday afternoon with Mr. Wednesdsy from a visit with Hill, Rt. 1 Rac10e, daughter, Woods down Meldahl2 :35 a.m.: IMrs. Manmng Roush , Forestl,==========•ll 1:4(1 p.m. Barbara Gay up Meldahl ,1.55 1Run. . . . Q fs Dischar ed a.m : Valvoline down Melduhl Tommy Cap pel of RIO, IIII~LS, OS ISS ~.1rs. Harold coyan, g Mrs Clar- 6:.15 a.m. vi.c;.ited over the wetkend w1th · Elmer Finlaw Sr. and Mr. e Frigidaire e Admiral e,nce E. Bryant. Mrs. s ~:~~e GaUipolis Dam- Becky W~s- i Mrs. Elmer Finlaw Jr. carr, Mrs. Helen ~ lnSh ~ 50n down 3:15 p.m.: Elgercllff 1other relatives in Pomeroy. 1 Speed OuHn I Hoover James E. Dunlap, rre~i ~~r dcwn 12:10 a.m.: Jenk• up 1:45 mer Fmlaw Sr. ret1>rn1!d ll Evans, Kenne~h Fe H, ha{ a.m.: Harry Dyer up 8·15 a. home with Tommy Cappel LT. Greend, MGar aMm o!lcMr•' l· m.: Queen Cit}· down 8:25 a.m. spend the winter with bls aymon . usgrave, . h I K IFitxiiHI Willis G. Nibert. Mrs. StanlPy Kanaw a Rver ~ nox up ghter, Mrs .. AUce Cappel L Paugh, Mrs. Beeute Wolf••. Marmet 5:55 p.m , National family of RIO, Ill . RaJ h F. Fisher. down Marmet ll p.m.: Lucy Mr. and Mn. John P Jane Lucas down Marmet 4:40 and family of Atheno and Mrs. MIDDLEPORT Ia.m.; Alleh H. Merrill down ILana Gibson, Hsrrionvllle, IWmfield 5.25 p.m.: Helen z. down Winfirld ~ 50 p.m.; GtorRe !Continued rrom page L) ~rice, down Winfi~ld 9:10_P·?"' ·: who stoned a bus. killing one C. \ . Harner down Wmf1e!d ~f them. FUty-four others were , J0 _: 3~. P m.; 0. F. Shearrr up arrested tn moves by the rebel : Wmflt"ld J·JO am. Rhodesian government to pre'ent strikes tailed by Aln<·an ANNO!!NCE BAZAAR political groups. The African slain this mnrn· A Christmas bazaar will be tng was cut down on the mam i held at Heath Methodist Church , Jtreet of the Mpopoma section jTuesday, Nov, 30, sponsored by I en the outskirbl of Bulawayo. lhe Afternoon Circle ;md th•! Watch the com plimenta start fiy1ng your way when This is the subUrb wherr ofri- Eleanor Circle. A lunch will ~e your family tastes that flame ·kissed, steak ·hOusa ctrs with doJs Monday fi-red ser\'ed at noon . fiavor. That'~ because a flame broils better ... seals thots into the alr to break up ---, in delicious ju1ces. And it;s smokeless. Only Gas Terms to suit you ... Up to an anti-government protest by i Partly rloudy, colder tonighl, has the del1cate heat control that starts cooking 25 months time if you wish. thousands. a few snow Hurri es northeast, i the 1nstant you turn it on ... and stops the second 1 low 24-:12. Wednesday reueraily · you turn it off. The Burner-with-a- erain eliminates ' lair. a little warmer iB the a£- i pot -watch1ng . Gas ranges are style leaders. tooltrmoon. designed to sel the dScor for smart kitchens. Why ~ ,.... -- ...........=-.......-.........-..., IEVOTED TO INTEREST 0~ not please your family and yourself? See your Gas It's Easy to Clean appl1ance dealer today ... MIIGs.MAION AREA For cooking. Oeo mek,. the big difference ••cnere 1. o....-.. I"U•111111• Rugs and Save Money CM~Nr IUMhlll, ltllt.' - GARY WOLF Enstrra 1 I Hospital News 16DeerTaken Monday on lst .·,:.r:; Day of Hunting ~turday evenln1 wllh Mr!, ~Daily Sentinel, Pomlilv)'o~ 0.. law. •· '1965 ~·ay Wood and Mrs. Myrta Rife. .,._,_ ..._ ··• • ...... lth M n ..- .. _,_,_ •· E. W. JOIM!I, .,.,.,..; ..,., ..,. . :~ Bawtll Spell........y w Fl •. .tnliUWI<U . . Mri •. Ktllllttb RuoeU IIIII llOG, 1 Gue~~t /or Party . Karl, Raoln8J Mr. llld Mrl. Mrs. Elhel Rile ond James Mrs. Dorothy llnndak,. was Wlllllm llurloa IIIII iaqbter I Dale open! SUnda £ternoon vii- guest of honor ot 1 surprbe • iUng her lister, M and Mn. birthday dlnnet given Sunday Lisa, IIIII Mr. IIDd Uri. ll'loyd Eitel Johnlloa IIDd family ol by her dltllhlefoltt-law, Mtl. Cbap111a1111Dd dl~~_lbl!!~ . Strong's Run. Paul P - . II ~- ColulnbuJI Mr. '"!'!.llll'lp· 1 . birtbday cake llllllel'od tho t... tJeloldloa; Alhll1o a a1 i !.Ira. Sarah Bu. IIDd Lorry blo ,or the lllrb)' dlnDer. Plrsoas, Jr, Clfll ft't !IIVm 1 ohoppped In Wei a Solurday flltendlna were Mr. 81111 Mta. 1o lht put el hollol' IIDd motovenloi. " Btnenon J01101, Mlddltpori; Mr. Ia liKIWll dul'llll the lltarnootL 1 Billy Vatella allld on Mr. lldd Mtl. Charles RJie Sunday. Mr. George Martin sptl!l an evenloi with Mr. and Mn. Charles Rile. Mr. Hllrihel Juotloe btl !pill! a week witlt relatives in Ken· ; tucky. I Mrs. Sarah Rile allAI Lury ; were business visltors In Rut.. , land and Pomeroy Monday. also going there were Mrs. Pay Wood and MH. Freda Bowtn. Mr. and Mrs. Ronold Bolen . o£ Columbus spent the past C..nferenr.e is Being Planned ••nllay bJ I -· ~ KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC. 461 SoutiiTIIirtl St., .. . ' �... . · -··~ · -~·~- --··-··•"--- ... - ... . .... - · • ... .. . , . , fi'"'"- ~ 0> --- -·- ~< . ... O , , .... - •A..- ... ;i' _,... ... _ R , " ~· ... - -.. . ~~·-Y~---·-· · ·--- ·- - -<o~ "' .,. . -- >;,~ ~..~ ...................... (!. . . . . . . . , . .. _ . . . _ .... ...:... On O ... . - ... ,. • - · ·' · ·~·· ·"' ' "''"' •·• • ~••···' O "' 0 '''(00 .. · - · .. , . , , _, ' "' o , · , o 0 ~· 'o•·' . ~ OI "~- · '' O'~ ' 0 • o' ',~ '" ' ,,~- • p <' p' 0 ' ' I;I.D Iii tlassi(icd Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board · &-DailY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, WANl AD INFORMA noN ,.., :.:.., ":..:::':':... ·-·m.o.. o., Nov. ~3, I 1963 For Rent ==="""'"";;;""':;;-;:-::= ""::-•~ FURNJSHED DUPLEX 4 room apartment, In Middleport, 6110 S. 2nd Ave., living room, kitchen and bath, on Jst floor. Call SH 2-4175. JI23 3tc 2 I ! Pomeroy StGNS ~ c Insurance PHOTO Cot>)'1118 sentce. Legal Notice Cot> tes 411 and legal papen. birthmade records almoal nny otheT ((oeumenllRealer lulur..ce. l'oiDOrOJ I 4 dr Wanted LEGAL NanCE Sealed bid!! will be received In the olnce of the New Bookmobile Headquarters is Setting lor Thanksgiving DiMer _ Tite n~ Mel ga --• Boo•.. to juice, !oDuw ... ... "' • mobile Headquarters at culent turkey with an the ltlmSl · and N•e -•·- and dell~us pumpltla ' ve · was a .......,. "'" WIS Clerk, Pomeroy, Oblo, until 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 Convertible- $1795 o'clock noon on December feet setting lor a pie and dele pudding served by .,.,,. "::.";'.,u.. VB engine Cruiscmatic trans., power steering. Premium 1965, on any of tho Thanksgiving dlDner last Mrs. Thelma Lytle, Meigs Coul>1 co...,,..,., wbitewall iires, good top. Vinyl Interior, beautiful light turday whoa the Meigl ty llookml>blle atAif member, ww ':.."\i::'":: ~.:1:..= L • 1 quoiw finish. proposa s. Bookmobile staff was bost who made thiB occolon ao UD1 · For the purchase by 2 BEDROOM hou,..traiter. for I 1963 Mercury Meteor Custom $1695 the the visiting Gallla county forgettable one In the bell 8 n• cr. "'"'' rent. Brown's Trailer Park, Station Wagon, Vs engine, autof!18t1C. r,owe_r steeri!'g• village of Pomeroy of new mobile and Di&trl.ct Library Meigs County tradlUon. ,. ""' ., ..- .., .., _ _. WY 2-3324. tJ.Z(H;tc ch•·ome luggage rack, red vinyl mtenor. 11 hnte fmish. L1ke 1966 lour door live pasaenger staff ,, · """" ""'"" .. new whitewall tirt'S 28,000 mites 6y I careful local owner. sedan together with the ' n.•- Plckalt, the Mel,. report.-11 u .. edt•llll1' l'h• .. out> o• ,::t11..:"',.::..::,r"\",: :;: BRICK DUPLEX 3 bedrooms I1 This is as shan> a wagon as you WI']] flnd· ing added equipment As a special guest, the County Bookmobile driver-clerk ....... living room, dining room, ktt· windshield wiper, State Librarian, Miss helped to entertain the guesll .., ...... chen, basement and garage, washer, live blaek Hess, of Columbus, and by giving a try of square dance • .,.."; forced air gas furnnce, ButOPEN EVES. 9, P.M. Ill RUTLAND tires, foam rubber front seat, 0. Roedel, Pomeroy, calling to tho wiiilng 00 u '"'"w ,. ..,. .., ,.._ temut Ave. call WY 2-5127. 1 directional signals, heater present dancers-to-be. •eqn" ... ,,..,..,n-. 11 13 tfc POMEROY, OHIO ·defroster, back~up llgbts, - - -- - - -__ filter and oil bath air <leaner The table decorations, now Mrs. Hess was visiting the rR,:.f••.,• :••'!::'; SLEEPING ROOMS, 161 N. 5th I Apply: and heavy duty shock absorb- display at the Bookmobile HQ Meigs headquarter• for the first ,..... ...., ..... .,... '' Avenue, Middleport, 0 h For Sale Real Estate for Sale Daily Sentinel Office ers and springs on front window, were made by the time since Its being remodeled wo •- """' Phone WY 2-2246. ll 16 lfc _ __ _ ___ HOUSE FOR SALE : 5 rooms, rear, posltlve traction rear workshop In Gallipolis, and to serve the county's reading 81 .....,... ';', ':., "r..S'. ,.,. - 1- - --- - - ---- - - ioo HEAVY HENS. Young beef good welL Happy Hollow. See Ie, color to be decided on at • lured • special flavor a nseda. The unit, now serving TO ••.At:l • MODERN unfurnished 3 rooms' by the quarter or half to or call Orville Hogue, SH 2later date. Police identification of Pomeroy Excelslor Salt. the schools and moat comUSU1·• and bath. Furnish utilities. dressed Thanksgiving. S ee ', 5022. ' II 19 J2tp lnstrudions to he painted on ear The ol!iclal Ohio dnnk, tomawas sharing the oat. PHONE WY 2-2156 Coats Building. 11 16 lfc James Hollon, J'h miles I HOUSE- FOR SALE----Rutland. u. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! to specifications now on file . of the work In remnd----- of Ftve Pomts. Phone 98:>· . ... - woM•• " ... .... ... ... the Clerk's office M d ellng With Mrs. Roedel, owner HARMONY apartments ror tc 3 bedroom home m extra Job.. lllgh •tartlBI PAY sbM"' Ohio. ' Arraignmenta a 8 the building. 11 23 3 2184 In Memory rent ! Out of all flood st blocks - - . Close to schools. ~:a~:;~,"dv•":'":'!", ,:re::.,~~= Each bidder should bid on 1 lmge IN Jl.1oni Lorna from business districL. PornCOLOR TV VHF & UHF Priced for quick sale. Call both • two door and a four door Before JP Court Lawrence Huber, Gallla Cout>1965 1 3 and 4 rooms, furni shLo el,·· walnut conSH 2-5884. ll 19 tile '"""'' Mf<•""' ••• '""' ··•· ty District88Librarian, who al· Wines pass away o N t . l fl 1 1llnmg. v . -- - - -- ra ..... IW\I(ln, a standard and automatPT. PLEASANT - Arraign- sO serves the adrnlnlstrator 23 , N ed 1 •eesr. psatntnks. woo•rths sule.Tllis set 3 months old. t..,OH SALE : 6 room house with req~~re'!r;nr;:att;~,:"~~A~v~n~ ic transmission, a six and J9G4. ed . tew: Pana•s ed Mondav before Justice of lor the M•'gs Count• Service One year has passed, e1ec .nc r . . . I hs picture tube warranty. I bath full basement 894 Hy· and •d(lr-. wncolll Ser1ee. cylinder motor, standard J . • J ' Hearts still are sore, c-abinets, baths, gas furnaces . T;ke over f1aytncnts of $12.34 sell St., Middleport. Phone: c..- ol tbo Peace A. M. Goodwm on was accompanied by the folTel: WY 2·539!. 11 10 _15tp per mun1h or pa v _ balance Pt. Pleasant 695-2007. all leatherradio, upholstery, ous charges were: lowing staff Mrs. members As time rolls on. a ferring siren,and Kelly, Smith,Mrs. Mrs. Kate Foster, Jua;uta Mrs we miss her more. 4 HOOM BATH and garage. 9t6 kc $388. Cwl WY 2-6555 ll 16 tfc Legal Notrce signals, spotlights, and Barr, Hilda Stewart, Mrs. (Meigs countian) Mrs. Be~ 1 R I ________ r " _"'LE ' '"'' •• ext'mgws . ty Cantrell, Mrs. 'NelUe MeHer memory is as dear today Locust St., rear. M M1ddleport l l 23 tic vo.;-< - OR- TI'ADE ·. - New Nott" LeGAL NOTICE · hers from present car sil Gordon, all of Mason 1 As tbe day she passed a¥oay. Ohio WY 2-991 8' artm es- 1965 Ri:'J:HJssessed Stereo. Jusl. 3 bedroom house with_ wash.. 1116&. at to new car. each fmed $5 and costs Kowan, Mrs. Vr"'"'" 11 9 tfc I tnken m Lovely walnut ;,teJeo ' rom•! and carport' built - m thr. hour ur 10 · 00 A. M. lhe und er· ha f t nda f •"..,, I · hd , alwn<'d wul ouer tor nt• at Public 2· For sale by the VIllage of C . rges o. non .. I ate nee O and Mr . J ohn Casey. . rvemng sa ows are ' - - .- - - - ·nnsnl e w1th 4 spC'ed in1 t'r-1 G. E. kitchen, plentv of wat- Audion to the highest btddtr for Pomeroy its 1964 Chevrolet chtldren Ill SChoo· 1\'h en 1 [ailing i' 5 ROOM furnJshed apartmt•n1 . d c1anger. I Rarl"IO enllp . Located cash In hand &t th.; Ohio Blaettnar . County Extension Ll'uWY lf 1 m1x I · 1 er, wrll t:ouopany. . the Auto rol· four door 8-cylmder sedan with- Oscar FrankGerlach, Pt. Meigs . 2.·.2288 · ...- - -11 4 And 1:e are <lll aIone, ._ prd. Twt· n ·•-.-p"aker '·~.··ystern. descnhed Towlt.: ou t ra d'to equ1pmen, · t "" outck •ulnmoto1lt • door. !libel Pleasant, was held to clrcUJt ranRD M Ro'Ms be. VIlma ck Plkkoja and 1 ~ rrH.1e, south o [ E astern lowmg 1 _ ID58 To our hearts !here comes 3 HOUSE on Lincoln Heights sume balance due $86.55 or High school. Contact : Baird oo - • ''" 8''' Nomw • c """"'- fire extinguisher siren "'· rt PI ett were pres1 Jongmg newly decorated. inside and S6 per month. Call WY 2-65!'15. 1 Brothers Auto Wrecking. " " "" flashing signals.' 'llle cour\ on a bastardy ent as well as Mrs. Lytle and If she could only come home. out. Call WY 2-5l27. It 23 6tc ll 16 t2tp may slate either what he w'tll filed by Edgar Peggy irker, Jean Leon, "~~' I Oouotly Mr. Pckett _from tho 14eigs If L<GAL NoTJCI William 't'ng God 50 true and ______I0 29 ., SIN GER SM !:ate zi g ! . Miller anti Jo"owlP.r, who•e '"ldenre give for the 1964 Chevrolet been fined t'm Servtce. ' DUSineSS Services u. unknown, t.he unknown heir«. ~ and costs "' ----Our kind lo' '. ONE bedroom hott se lra.tler zag. \llakcs 'buttonholes, sews I ·- _ _ • ~ devn•eeN, 1e11atee•, executon and what arnouht he will allow as on charges of hunting Qn :ulminl.,tr~ion ol carl Miller Fowl~r. j d · f th I' No friend like her on earth and 2one bedroom for rent. I on buttons, bltn d tterns, mono· WE no INSIDE patnlmg andre· If'""" "" wtll "''"' ...... '"''Ad· a ra e-m or e new po tee day and hunting from sulomo- Rev. Boone wiU 1 3 Phone \I' Y _ ! we'll find . . Mtddleport. and emhrotders. pat r work any ked. Call cruiser descibed above. bile. Sylvester Knapp, Buffalo, 3346 For all of us. she dtd her best , or IVY _ or WY 2_ . oil bdl,mcc of only $7 1.49. I ,_ty-l\ _VI 3-2484. 1l 23 3Lc on the 1 ath day ot Nonmber. Each bidder may bid for elthwas fined $20 1and costs, loaded Speak at Serv:foletl a p11tiliun io the Probate Court th h f h ~~ 2 3600 2186 2 ( be arranged. a , CURTISS "Dairy or Dear God, grant hor eternal i tfc ment.s Beef" , 1 " "" """"''· 0 ., • • , 11. ,1, , '"" er e pure ase o I e JiM gun ltl vehic e; John M. rest. . ., --:-. 11. 13 . Y 2-655J. _ ·-23 6lc Breeding Service. Call WY 2_ Chevrolet or for the sale to son, Hurricane, $10 and costs, The Middleport Community _ Saoly mtSsed by Famuy. FOUR ROOM furmshed apat t-, Pomeroy _ , Ches 1"""""' '"" "" ''"""'"' "'"" .. ,,. Village of Pomeroy of a driving .left of center; Robert Thanksgiving Service will be 2264 ' 11 23 Jtp 1 mcnt. WY 2-3658. 11 15 tic OPEN EVES T!L 9 · 935 ' 415 1ed 10 tee ~lmple uf uu:. rolluwln¥ rnl police crulser described Lee Blackston, Utica, 0., held Wednesday evening, Nov. ------:- -:--· ' ter. ---- . 10 26 30tp eBtate: - ~ -50 x JO HOUSE TRAILER nn (CLOSED SUNDAYS) or both. Each bid must James C. Rea, Pt. Pleasant, 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the First -- ~~OfThanks ••••tt••••m•••••••--private loL two bedrooms. I Ch GIFT Overseas Employment In the \Jillal(o: of Pnm.,roy. Jn the l,;oun lain the full name of every were each fined $10and costs Upited Presbyterian Church in ..... W0 ULD LIKF. to thank <11\ 1 Ph one WY 2-5401 . ristmas Mei.Heinl!( l ~ and 111State . .... d m . on spe ed 1 , iy to .~~ wit; Fncttonof No,Ohio. cIJar;;es ; B o b b Y M'ddl 1 eport. The Rev. Donald 11 , son or company mto:reste those who helped in any way II 15 tfc 1 IDEAS at Landmark All trades trm·k dri ver to 1s.. u.. " ' · '"· No. 2 '"" the same and the bid must be Winebrenner, West Columbia, Boone of the Middleport First prO]CCt eng111 r ers Africa. ltan11~ No. 1:1 of the Uh1o Company·• '. • . . . at the death of Grind· , " i auc ruH , , , lui ·· -,; '"' ''"''"' '"' """•· accompanted by a check or .10 and costs, mtox1cauon. Baptist Church will bt 1be 1 ley. We are especially grateond --nf---t•hed •part Europf', j\sia. South Pacific, bond in the sum of flOO to the speaker. . .., ... w" paid travel. hou s m~ (ood. ful to Rev. Ruppelt. the or· m•n.. W'1 '" · ' •.• 12 • ~. I a ltref'l running Eul frolll William H. sallsfaction of the . ON PROBATION 6-0I't·l"' u 1.1 Atlanti c. H i~h salar:v jobs, L~Ble}··~ J1ou~e to the SuMar Run 1 . Other ministers taking rt ganist, Lillian Steiff, Ewing ---Boy's or Girl'• 44 .95 bicycle R<m1l . Jymgon the F..lll•tlle ot a council as a guaranty that PT EASA T pa Funeral Home, Meigs Gener.'4 ROOM furnished male, 2:lt l'ema!e over 18. OEIB HenJamJn N Clerk's - An office wlll Rev. Howard Rup· h w apartment with purc.,ase of this Bux 9U, Oakland Park. eueet "'""'"' ''"" twm '",,.,. """'''Biggs"! "~ the bid is accepted ' filed .inPL the Circuit It beththe R Donald Hi"· a\ Hospital and or renl. P one Y 2-2776. Af · UN ICO CU. FT. hle al the('ON orthwest cor· will be entered into and its pe • thee Rev. ev, M. E. Dowson. '1. Galli{Xllis f h Clin· fter 5p m Rowley and Reed Fla. 33307 ner, ofbui thenning lol hereb)' !IV I!yetl. then('l! by the Mason County Circuit and 28 c. t e UXJJary o t e Syra· · · CHEST FREEZER _ aou th 11 11 ae-gree• 1!:11Bt alone aald formance properly secured Court places Marvin Bennett A Department, and Hardware. icuseh Fire l1 ' , t-'LUMI::llNG, . - Rura lln-et de- Th ese Chec k5 or bonds Will . be Pt. Pleasant, on probation for' Music HEATiNG greeft Eaatfeet.100t!\enee feet; North thence78 \-1North h h · be provided by &he f a!\ · those W who gave 11 1 te $299.95 .I Doxnl bottle Gas. Arnold Bro- l t><c, ,,,n..,:.., w'"'., ""'"returned at once wall ost c otr. 11 floral ofb 1 \-l degrtt!a west toe>. 100 ft.et to one year. Bennett 1l enng!, e s a a ways c I'HAII.f :H LOTS free ~>ew thers, 618 E. Mam Street thtl pluce or bel!innins.:. and belnr the the successful bidder. His charged with 8118ult and DOD~[.: Pho.. Today For 1 f thankful. age and water. Brown·s l'tail J:c~~.~~~"' Pomeroy. I 22 Uc ::::,u~: a~~n~:~,:.!et~· s!"U:.e~~~:"~ or bond will be held until support. Eber Grindley and Family er Park {~ate Appro~;~ed) deed d~teG M•r~h a. 1001, aDd re- contract or bid is properly -----FREE ESTIMATES Roush )i'amil• O Manager -- curded ln Vol. 32.. ai Pa~ee~ 114 and 1 J Minersville, bio, rnone w1 . 85 of the Recurdl of DeW of Melli cuted by him. 11 23 Up 1-3324. 1 15 tfc P.... WY 2-2181 Everydayat Specllll County, Oblo;"al.so, MlnJ Lot No. The right ·ed to ASK TO WED I I ea. 40 feet tl)' 100 feet. In the vu. 1D reserv ON WE WISH TO express our -·-M •• s I p I laj!e of Pomeroy. Mell(ll County. Otuo, jecl any and all bids PT. PLEASANT - Two aMI· eBUILDING . . ITRAILER SPACE, Mel\'in Lit____ I ar1e 1 ty e os and being the propert:r conveyed. bY ' 1 b de p UcaUon for and apprectatmn to the . lie's Tra'tler Court Chcshtre. -H . $l •s v . B. Horton ana samuel Wylly• Edna Schoenleb, Clerk Pes ave ma P lhe office e REMODELING •H R • R 1 1: t 1 f S 1 Blrcu1s · · · · · · · · ·"" Pomeroy to Elizabeth &uu.er by dHd Villa 1p marriage licensesa m 1 Arba ugh Fun~a~ om~, ev. l Free water and sewage. ea sa e or a e Shampoo & Sets . . $1.50 uated December n. 1888. •nd n~ord· 8t:l o omeroy f the eREPAIRS Freeland Norns and smgers, d f . ed 1n vol. M, Pa1n 77 and T8 o1 the Ill) 16 23 _ ! tc o countY Clerk• 30 61 11 22 p dies' Auxiliary of Reeds· - - - · - - - ay co & orset rmse, $3 50 Qlllu, RecordJexcept ot L>eeds of M!ll• County. were Freddie Allison Mrurks, Shampoo theN!Irom th• following• -' the La ville, and all thos• who sent .; HOUSE NEAR permanents $7.50.up uld J.(>tt• No. "" w.Nort>w•" ,; DANCE AT WAHAM New Haven Julia Exterior Decorators Ph WY 2 7061Rockft Springs. 5 ~"' bellnnlnloomoe at the Collle '6 Nand Ha en Yvonne Danny flowers and food during trhe ·l one · a 11er 23 p.m. We Sell and Se ice N orth..,.e•t corner of uld lot where MASONThe Wahama r, "• ew V • ltc rv th! East line ur Brlc.ll street Inter· h I . Ross Thaxton, 24 Leon and Of Ohio eal . 0 our US an an a, POMEROY O t f . Wigs and Wiglets the south nne of Lasley streel: SC 00 Rnnual staff wtU , ' ' h h d d f dUJ.er,h Frank Baker. F · ---ne S ory rame thence southerly IB teet alon 11 tbe an informal ThanksD"iVI' ng Joy Velv18 Tucker, 18, Grlmms WY z.!644 OR SALE rt rooms bath basement has Mar'e's Style Post Easl llne uf Srlck street thence oo Mary Baker, Ethel, Clar· " ·' ' · I Nvriheuterly 26 feet to ui. Soutb this Wednesday night fronl 8 _ Landin · ly alon11 the t.hen<' Southe Wet'ter Une of- 11 p.m. a1 the ce, Carl, Lt'kkie, and · CIIE\'ROl.ET price se_ veral rooms. bfurnac~ heat- , RL 124 Ph. WY 2.5271 line 18of feet LIUIIey street: Wahama Hi gh 1956 12000 1 en Elizabeth. call WY 2~773. l1 23 3\c mg, front Rnd ack porches, Syracuse. Ohlo l.asleY Slrel't ln the place of begin- School gym. The dance will be 11 23 ltp - -- - -garage. $7 ,000 .00. I nlnJ. eonveye4 by Hertha San• ani! _ _ __ ___ _::_..::__~ 1961 P_IC_KUP FORD. Good MIDDLEPORT _ 2 story frame Chulea sayre, her h•••band , tl)da\ed the open to the public and tha Jays AUeriONEER Vlllare of Pomerop b)' dud wUl emcee conditiOn. WY 2-6936. 8 rooms. new bath. nice kitNovember 9. 11.144 , and re~orded ln . ---Complete Service l!ouk 12. at Paaa 6&8. J4elp CG~mil -] Notice ll 9 3t C chen, front and hack porches, . Crill !\radford Oeed Reforda. Write. Prnne or Cootati Deed Refereneet Volum• n1 AUTIJMOBILE IJISUrallet lleen HICKORY NUT meats One dol- garage, corner lot, close to 9 Jar a pint. W. C. Spe~cer near scho.o! and slores. $3 ,000 .00. A. l.. RRADFORD lt el11s Couniy ore4 8.(taor111.' • cancelled? !.oBI ywr opera· 1 Mt. Herman Church. PhO nPFARM CLOSE IN 20 acres, Racine, Obio The Prayer or •aid petition Ia for lor'o llcenleT Call IVY 1-Z91111 llit.lc l5 It" I d r the nLe of uld real ""l•te for the 5 - - - -- - -- -Chester 985-2263. 11 17 61p 1 CU 1\'!l C , room rame A 1 ttc purpo~e of payinl the deb!"' of the Wanted To Buy SEWiNG machines, repalr ser home •. bath ,. b<.:~se~cnt, coal \ de.:edenl and coltJI of •druini-ltlliUun. . II ••. WY .,,, 0 furnace heatmg, barn, cluc k- I The penon t int above mentioned Carl VICe, 8 ffid.l'oeS. 2-~4. h II b ld' $7 wlll further take notite that they Th F b Sh p en OU.':ie , 0 Jer Ul mgs. ,·I hlll'e be!n made parh•" <.lefcndantJ 111to FURS AND beef hides. Chevalier, Loog Botlom, Ohio a nc op, omeroy 500 00 [•aLd p~uuon.and .,.. requ!Nid tu • 0 11 19 25tp Authr_olr.ed Singer Sa!es and ALBERT M. COX, SALESM.'N n;erofthel>eeemher, same on 1965. or before the 22nd PT PLESANT " da.r C rl 0 ":" uu.w ""o)l]o) A ELE F. CHJ..,UMS. f Se ::-:= =--::-'""7.-----crvtce. 3 29 I -c WY Z·"'"" WY • ''"'& a ANTIQUE Furnt•ure dishe _ - a• Admlnilltrator Qf tt. r.. ward• Mayes, 51, - Henderson, " ' s. 7.50 X 14 NEW SNOW tires as 11 23 3tc I Me ut Oella Fowler, deua~e4. died FOR I"U••=lfl,!!'~• """"""'~ ::,:~ tran~. CARRIERS NEEDED Pom'eroy Motor Co. ':::.~m.:" ;r ~ :'ctJo~.,:-~;;;rn":;.. oaao • _.u~ ~·",':: w~ ~~·'!, ":'~~ a DAJL Y CROSSWORD ---= -_,_,.......,... --=--~ .....,.., ~~,;._. ~ ~quare Jttl.o-& ~-~ ._..,;;;. , 1 '•-I be ~ ,.:::!'"~~,,.. ~unities, Ea~t MEMORY~ 2 eroy~ tsfacti~ ~ I taur<.~nt -~-- n~me ::~u.:.':' 1 -~ in~ulatcd . ,\ ~- I I ~ ~irgll w.,dne~~<~a~~ ~~r_ ~b~be~ "'~. I 'I "*'"' ~ode\ g~ams,_ .~-- ~ '~ S~dif' I~ ~~t. 1~ ;;~ •;;,,~,".~ ~~·;,.~;, •,:;.\~~·:;;;:•,,:~ 196~. :~,"\,1~~~rt"~~a~e~;~o':',\Y c~t.~n:~'!~e~~~~ I m~ ~nrtl"llnnm~ I I h1 r:. I s~uth Cr. :~, ~;n wm had been!==========::; tha~s GJck'~~~• rw- I I ""'{f. I"""' ~o. . : l.l - l'!!~~g::_.---,----:-::~~='='='='='='='""'~~ I ===::-:-=c-- p.,. BAIRD BROTHERS AuT0 , wREcK NG I I :~eel~;;: ~orS:' 1~ :~~s ai~ 1~0~1 ~~sw t:i~~sNZ: Carl Mays, 51 Of Henderson Dies Monday ~\~~'~r"r~,~~~':, ,., ,.. •· '" .;;.:~ ~a~ ~;::,Y:! SOCIAL 1 FOR SALE cush Johnston an 1 Maio St., Pomeroy. All popular sizes in stOck, Farm in Bradbury, Oh io, one' was dead on arriv::J. at Holzer mile rrom Middleport, USED PARTS FOR ALL hospital. I 29 tic $7.50. ~ewell' s Sunoco Chest- right of Highway 113 _ AJ>- ' MAKES & MODELS He was employed on construe· prox1ma - - -- - - - - er, Ohio. 9115-2305. . l eIy 26 arres, Iarge t':on al the Goodyear pant I Help Wanted 10 30 tfc barn. good silo, small build-~ 12Mi1esNorthofPomeroJ' ~NDAR Apple Grove and was a 1 ~MA""R"R"I"E:::D-'-MAN wa fited - to 1BAHBIE du\l~l~lhes. W i }J ing formerly used as Groceryi On Slate Rou~ JI1.J ber of Boilermakers Union work on da iry farm . Phoue make to order. Call 773-5308. Store, cement block building, , PHONE 985·2297 of Charleston and a member Orvil Holter. Wl 9-3833. II 16 121p t large shed used as garage and 1- -- - - - - - -- NOV. %! the Church of Christ In Chrlstll 23 3tc CLARI~ET, nearly new~ Pnce l slorage. Six roo houce, hard KARL GRUESER, Plumbing Jane Howell Tent Daughters ian Union. Born April 9, 1914, - - -- - - - - ---1 'Jery reasonable. Tel. WY 2_1 wood floors, new while tile · and lie1t1ng, Minersville of Union Veterans will · meet he was the son of the late . tc , hlock ceilings, downstairs. Oh1o. End your sewer troub- Monday, at 7.30 p.m. at the Charles and Loua Stone Maveo. . 2897 - -- ---- 11 17 6 Nr-e h<~throom, built in cabi- les. We have an sizeS sewer DAV hall. Members are asked Surviving an hl8 wife Insurance JIAE'TNA CASUAL'l"llnsuTAnc• BUDGET PRICED furniture in nets in kitchen, new gas fur- machines. Reasonable rates. to bring gilts lor Athena Slate teen Csnterbury Mayea;' Mullen Insurance Agency, Inc. our third floor budget shop. nace, new !0 gaL hot water Call WY :1-2974, day or night. Hospital . son, Lee Roy Mayeo, Hmldet'·\ PomeroY, Phone WY :1-3381. Baker Furniture, Middleport, heater, good 50 gaL cold watt Ui The American Legion Auxfl~ son; five brothers, George and 9 1 lfc Ohio. II 12 lfc er tank, 'aluminum storm ary of Drew Webster Post will John Mayes of HenderSOll, Har QJWI:=-=G=E"'IN=SUIIA=-c=NCE. Malleu SLUGGISH SE,PTIC tank1 Clog- doors and venetian blinds. meet Tuesday at the Leg lo n old and Robert Mayea of Collllll-1 Imurance A&ency Inc Pom- ged drams . Get Klean-Em- Roofs newly painted. Would EXPERIENCED hall at 7:40 p. m. lleporiB will bus; Marvin Mayeo, Pl PIOlo.. l WOJ• Phone WY AJI Septic Tank Cleaner. leave floor covering for all be given and all members are ant, R. 2; six 1 sisters, tic Landmark Farm Bureau, but two rooms. Mr. Johnston urged to attend. Everett Clonch West ______ _ __::....:..= 81 11 3 3otc died September 16. thts year. i The Auxiliary to Feeney·I!OD- Beach, Fla.; Mrs. Odls Auto Sales ~-Jt 23 3tp nett post. lUI, American Legion, and Mrs. Harry Birchfield, both WELL KEPT carpets show the =o-.==--~-~cc --HOUSE FOR SALE .. WI'll meet Tues day evening at of Point Pleasant, Mrs. Joe FOR SALE: 1955 Chevrolet car. results of regulor Blue Lustre Modern Ranch Style Beautiful From lbo tar~est or the 1eg1on · ha11 at 7:30 p. m. · butld-·r ra 1·ator troek to the Coo k, Ch esapeake, Mrs. Nellie "" Terry, Henderson, Mrs. Good motor, body needs re- spot cIeanrng. Rent electric locauon on top of small hill sm1:11Iest "- heater core. NOV • "' pair. Call WY ~2327. shampooer, $1. Baker Furni· facing State Highway Garage on The Fenney - Bennett Post, Long, Glllpolla Ferry, 'BD =--,,----oo:--== -~ ~-3~c . lure. Middleport. II 22 6tc Routo 7 w<th good road to mam 1 128, American Lgion, w If I Iwo IJ'andchildren. · Jt58 4 Door VB FORD for sale USED KING FLUTE, for sale. highway Fou1 berlcuums. ltvmg meet Wednesday evening at the Fnwat oervl<!' wDI be 2 p.m. «'trade for llvestuck. See at WY :1-2950. 11 11 tfc dining, family, kitch•n. ·rak WY 2-2143 , • .,.,., legion hall ltl Middleport at· Thursday ID the church Henry Hartman Chester Ohto - fasl play . maid 's, uulity and 7:30 p. m. Christ in Christian Union ' 3t FIREWOOD. any Iensth. llOOO shop Three b•thB," ~•• tiio l - - - - - ----The Wildwood Garden club the Rev. enneth Fqler oUiei-1 11 23 VROLET VB--StPd- plcll 1 d up load. Sk'd Call s d Iand wall to wall eai'pet on CUSTOM BUTCHERING andi will meet Wodnesday evening, atlng. Burial will he in Suncrest orh wnte IJS7 CHE • an I G en a1e ' more, a e, 11 onrs. About two-th>rdo of cutting. Will buy hides every at the home of Mrs. Vernon cem<~ery. l'rl\!llds may call at ard White Ohio, MY 6-34:37. U 1 tfc•'and bouse walnut Is paneled maho~any wall transmission. tires, R. & H. Nice. DON'T MER-ELYi)'l;t Air incondit•uned. Monday Phil Meier, Phone Nease, with Mrs. Victor Hysell the lalo ·l'fOidence after 2 p.m. 4!ill Phn 88:1-23113 rtg en your Large patio and double corport. WY Z-~tO. P t8 tic as co-hostess. I ~tod~aY:,:·~':.;.:~~------- I 00 . . ne ll. 22 6tc calimrpetste BlueidLustrethelm- On lot 200' a 3!HY . May be oeen • L: CONUITHINtNG Refriger NOV. I . e ma rap re-so1 mg. by appointment only f Due to Thanksgiving, Rock gram and refres1l1'nents wm )157 FORD Ton Truck. dual Hent electric shampoou, II. PRICE REDUCED Springs Grange will meet Frl' 'l!fr'l«f. Members are reno!nlled\ wheels. good lhape. Ph one Pomeroy Cement Block Co., . Write: c-<> The Dally Sentinel I. TU :l-iiOJ7. . 1 1 lfc day at 1:30 ,p,m instead of I to -brtllg &Hte for Athens state :1'1 e-1111 11 22 3tp Pomeroy, Ohio. 11 22 6lc Boo 6118-H Pomeroy, 0, Thursday. There will be a pro- HoopttPI. ' .. CAl tfc I RADIATOR 'wsal. -- Santa Suggests... A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION THE DAILY SENTINEL Wil be a Gift for the WHOLE YEAR "MAIL" Subscription Rates 1 YEAR •••' •· •r•:•.• •' •'' ,,. $10.00 6 MONTHS -·-·· •·••·· •..... • $5.25 1 SERV I CE I BLAETINAR'S ---:::====- =.....,==-=- -=-- --- -·-· .:: ..~ ... ..l ~~~~~on~~!: ti_~~:.· ~~ GINTLIMIN1 f one!-$.••••• for w1llotl 11t1t1 ···- _ . i oulooctli>Hon Cto Ttw Dolly lentinol lol ----------------------------------Addre• ..--- ------·---·------·······-----·---·· . We WI St~nd. AChrist111111 Canl ht:t" t'; A. ~ .: :;~ J O:- n <!_ vJ I' ..Jb· :~<~ l j;; ·:. , ~ 0)' ~·· :;. ,;: i -2':: ·.-... J ~r .' -· .~. a Jl ·" e 1 ,..,q >U litink THAT IIIU ICUJ you should han Ill// MQia lllil when I broke Mr IMctrie QfiiDii~ ---- - - - --.c .., . -.. - I I PL&m' l ---••--•r swlllt 1'XLW' JSXV.-CUZX:ID 'liaat .... D;Jtl&CMIFI JU.1101\AL~'JJlS ARB; IJ8 ""~''"'· 118o a;.,~;,J:~~·:: ~~lnl,ot: r!~~t s':~h !~ FREE ~l '" - ''~"" I ', Ro--·~ ""'11 ~':;;;•,-::; C:~rl ~ay -~ ca~ Wt rH AN'ICNE Lu~ I, I AN'-ICtiE ji:.,~.Al VvANTS W .E P.IG HT NOT TO A.5'SCC1A1E. '<J~O r~mel"o)', I i t•~D ;:-:;.~;;•., ~~~;:,,'';,:::;' ~" ""t.':';.'~ lot. I 15?1 I Motor Co. .. QUAUTT IT Ill:,.IIIQPI:r-o . 1(.\'ltljW. J'IIoUI(llll MOOII WMPO Radio lffiNDAY 'I'IIRU nuDAY8:00 SIIJD On - News 6 : ~ !llond Hart 8 2tl Melp t:ounty Rf'D 8 2~ Paul Bowen, Farm 8 3t Newa U7 Wcatlrer 7.00 National .lewo 7:Oli BiU Mlller Sho• 730 Sports Para~o 7: 35 Bill Miller ~how 1:31 Plelen. Haruwar. t'I'Ut1 Thura.J 7:10 Ntn 6 Bill Miller Show 8 45 Boker Furnitura Show 1.00 Nt111 ~ , 01 Colleo with Jaaol 1L ,QO Portraits o1 1 Patrtol ,o 111 9wap Shop INfl Btu MWor Bru'ICh Sbott 10.4$ Muon Ap. P.,gram !: iHI-IOAN ... sli r 6:00 Sundown Serenade &: 4& Sign Ofl SATURDU'S1:00 Sii!D On - News 1.30 Happy Valley lloyo 6,05 Country Muoltt Timo 1:20 Country Jamooree .-00 Protestant Bour 7:30 Spor!J Parade 7:35 LArry AndersOII SllGW •~:4! fl'o lluslc- ...-m, 11:00 Dulloo'l and Herna Dairy fup !'ell Sbow U:OII Newo U:JI fustcal hlterlud• 13:30 Re•. MerUn ,~ett LOO New1 1:06 Jim Meoo Show 1:50 SporiB Parado 8:00 Sundown Serenoda 8:4& Sii!D OH ~l'NDAYS _ <'1\-J) 7:30 Sign On. Arm, Hour 10,41 Faml!)l WOI'IIIIp ('lllun.) 7:51 Newo lu 46 A.b.(;. l'roiram (Frldayl 8:00 Baptist LB)lllllll'> Hour 11 .00 Newo 8:30 Sund&) Sbo 1l 05 ,.._. Co•'"'- J""M' w 1 lt -30 H--on 1:30 Tho Biblo SpeD.• to You try ymu 1:45 LegloioUVI Report ~~: U<l Cemeat ,Hiocll New• wtil The Good l,Uo I:< lO Gooaslor 1 Ouest Star 100,•1, (;onllf'ISSmao MoeiJ..tFrida11 IUCI t · - Antle S I :oO Tba Country Hyllllllimera . · -•1 roon bow lt:iiO The Qwet Hour 3:1f Jim Maea Shaw J:l:OO News 4' 16 Bttott:uar A~tu Sbow 11:11 The ChriBtlano Hour 4.30 Eleatrlc Com~ Newo 12:30 Tho Rev. M•·rl:r feelo l .tt. J.Im Meeo Sho• 1:!0 The Re•. Stln Blllupo ~0111 1:00 Tho Rev. Andrew farsoaa ' tm ~eea ~how 2:ii0 SundaJ .,owr.as, 5,3t1 llioer I Wuther Re(ltll'l 1:00 SUndown Serena.ltl 5:10 Bportt Parii<IJ 1:41 SliD on ~::::. ex,;,-• · ·-.I ., WJEH RADIO WJEH LOG Monday Tbrouab Friday 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:45 Echoe< of Joy 6:00 Ohio Valley Newo 8:05 World News 8:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather Picturo 8:18 Musical Clock 1:55 Community News 8:110 Tallr of the Town 1:56 Masoa County Newo lO:OO Public Service 10:15 Family Worship Hour 10:30 Lalchstrina ll:OO News ll:Oii Morning Melndles <ucep\ Friday, Church Bolls Ring\ 11 :45 World Newa 11:56 Masoa CoWJty News 12' 00 Community Now1 12:05 Noon NIWI 12:10 Markell 12:15 Mid Day Weather 12 ,20 Bulletin B•·rd 12:25 News 0 Gntms ~:30 County Aaent 12:45 Country Go Round 1:110 News Beat t:OO Country Go Round 2:5& News Beat 1:00 Mid Way MaUneo 3:55 News Beat 4:00 Dlsclng with Doll 4:30 Interchango 4:4& Spotlight on Sporto weather 5:00 Conununlty News 5: 10 World and National ~: 15 Sign Off 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8:10 Sports Today 8:5 Wesiher Picttn 8: II Pl Pleasant Football 10 :30 Songs for Children 10:4& GoldBn Key ll:OO News 11:06 Saturday Sbow 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat NOWI 2:20 BulleUn Board 12:25 News 0 Graml 12:30 Saturday Malinet 1:30 News Headlines 1 !I ~t d M i ,. 1:5& ay at nee us ·J New~ 2:00 Saturday Matinee UO News Headlines 2:31 Salurdoy Matinee U~ Newl 3 :00 Saturday Matinee UO News Headline• 1:31 Saturday Malin" :t:,day Matinee 4:00 Dlscinr with Doss 4:30 Radio R 1 0 1;00 News Roundup 1:11 Of! ::~ Sian LOIIItt_..;,.;;~:..::-.------------.-- ' By HAROLD Gltlc't · :.: ll·H::f'l HOW 11-!EY'Vi SHORE CAI?QIEO OM THET WIW FOR~ l"WO 1-lUHOI(S) Y£ARS I HAVE THI:;'{ MAMAGW T'LAST ~OR so . �-----.. . ··~-- ~ ......., --· .. ~----- .... -~---· ..... ·-·--- .... ~-~-~- ., --·-··-- ·- .... - . . ....... ..... .. 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OHIO WEONESDA Y, NOVEMBER 24, 1965 FIVE CENTS Yuletide Season To Begin Friday RCAVICTOR You shuuld s~ the Ctlmplctc sc\p<'tion of RC'J\ V1ctor Portable Record Pla}ers m the SOLID STATE PORTABLE STEREO - ~ ·- ~~~ MEIGS THEATRE ftiiORTAEitE MARti: I VQP72 St•lll watts peak power • Sing along microphone: stereo headphone jack (lleadphones, optional extral e Newmagnetietonearmlockfor (Techmcolor) Jane Fonda, Lee Marvin, Ml· chael Callao, 0\\ayne HJCk man, Stubby Kaye Ufel11n transit • Deluxe tllt-do"Nn Studlomatle changer, Feather Act1on Tone Ann, d1amood stylus. • 4-speaker sound systent- ( Y 3 STOOGES Colorurtoons W-.dnesdav, Nov. 24th NOT OPEN awing-out detacllibla ltaCIOOIIrel I chairman. Trussell, queen, and attendants Highlighting th~ parade will Joan ~nn DavlS and Ann H~i­ be presentation of four area ter . M1ddleport High school will bands and five homecoming be represented by Sandra queens, along with the lntroduc- Hollinshed, queen, and attend· t1nn of Santa Claus. The beard· ants Carole Anderson, Susan ed gent will hand treats to chil- Morris. Sandra Swartz, Condren along the parade route. dace Bahr, Sandra Clatwortby, Mr~ Stout indicated the Nancy Harris and Kathy Mor· ade w11l form at the Peurl • st gan. entrance to the Middleport toot- Representing Wahama High ball field. Moving at 12 :45 p.m., school are Bobbi Jones, queen, 11 w1ll continue through the bus- and attelldants Nancy H 1 II, lnt'Ss section of Middleport and Joan Van Matre, Sharon Gibbs on to the town hall building. Pam Roush, Barbara Lane, Mayor Lee Smith wiH be on and Bonme Blake. From Pornbond to i"ue a Christmas pro- eroy Hiih school are Jan1ce mu~1 c <kplil'hnl.'nt on the sl'cuml flour. Munophor11r pl~y~rs at S:l4 95 and $49 95 and 1 ~olid slalf' Portable Stereo Phonugr:.tphs from ~li9 95 to $169 9~ Buy an RCA Victor Port able Rt>cortl Player no\\ whilf' !!elections at·e b~ s t You'll find just the mnrlel you want m the selcctiou par-I l!y RCA Vr t hJ!'. • S.lld &rateampn!lerwith 24 LAST TIME TONIGHT "CAT BALLOU" Plans are being completed for the Middleport Mer· chnnls Chnstmas parade this l'riday beginning at 12:45 pm The parade will kick-off the Yuletide season, and I also will signal turning on the Christmas lights in the town. Organization or the parade has been handled large· Jy by Mr.s 0. B. Stout, parade chairman. Other mern· bers of the Middleport Merchants committee are Dale Dutton, general chairman; William Childs. Mrs. Cash Bahr, AI Leonard. Jack Welsh, Yvonne S~ly and J«>. bert Haggerty, publicity ---- Aho in Elherfelds Music Dep.trtment .t fine group of RCA 1 TURKEY PRODUCER - Fred Nease kneels close to some or the 1600 turkeys, some up to 35 elamallon and tum on the color· Neece. llomecomilll queen, sod will be sold from his Nease Settlement tarm before Christmas - Sentinel Photo. lu' t (Continued oo page i) · I Victor T•ble Radios Clock Radios - Tnn· slstor R.tdios - Port· .able TV S.ts, Black & White TV 1nd famous RCA Vietor Lill'lng Color TV 1966. :N~iist!1tas; La~Zge, T"'~pi/ralion / Elberfelds In Pomeroy THURSDAY thru TUESDAY November 25-30 W•lt Disney's "MARY POPPIN$,. (Terhnicolor) Julie Andrews, D1ck Van Dyke, David Tomlinson, GJy. nls Johns. Herrwone Badde· ley_. Ed Wynn Colerurtoon MaAnee Saturday & Sunday· lone shnw only) Evenings 7.00 PM. F.xcept 13() P .M lu Satu.rday, 6:30P.M. Adm1ssnon: $1.00 & ~- tbe \VORW Let Us Help You Make This Holiday Season One To Remember. 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