https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/392ba220aacc2676ce2cc0494dcbf5d5.pdf 84c1e42c98d598572c0a5f94b24a69ec PDF Text Text t'1• . !::~~Se~n~u~n•:!c'·~~~~!"'t!~o~..!l_No -:v~.2~7._!19~6~5 406£w""'=="""-4 Initiation Held ' ~ainly About , By latin Clu~ People Of Eastern H1gh PomeroyIn Initiation of new members by Wedding Vows Are ;Exchanged Oct. 16 ndat Home of Bride ,. I . I . t t were served to the AreaMYFYouth Meet in Racine • Sunday Evemng Around And ~bout Middleport SOCIAL CALENDAR ~owles, Gres~. ::;,c:~~!7ne~ r~:~~~ e~~~~.~~~~er w~::,; ~~ge. :~~d ~resident: ~t:;re ~:d a;h~ldeD~ I~ 4 ~r·1nm ~~Ir nd Ka~r ~ws:_ R the~ Grange P/anmng Gift Exchange D b 27th holi~:- ecem er VOL XVII ,.,~y, ed ° -·- - · · ·- Wednestlay's Television J0:05 New1 10:30 Concentration Morning Slar Paradise Bay Jeopardy Let's Play Posloffict Midday News Singto' Jamboree The Days of Our Live! The Doc ion Another World You Don't Say Mr. Cartoon Presents Woody Woodpecker Clleyenne 6:00 Newa Picture 8:20 Jim Thacker Sports 1:25 Weather 6:30 Huntiey-Brinkley Report 7:110 John Forsythe 7:30 My Mother, The Car 8:110 Please Don't Eat Dalsleo 8:30 Dr. Kildare 1:110 Tuesday Night at Movleo 11:00 Late News Picture 11:1$ Weather 11:20 Sports Roundup 11:30 Tonight Show 11•110 ll ·30 12:110 12:30 1:110 1:30 2:00 2•30 3:00 3:30 4:110 1:30 &: 00 TUEii., NOV. ID IDGillJGIITS 8:30 DR. KILDARE - "The Tent Dwellers." Pool shark Joe Quinlan lnutl• a wealthy patloai!DIG • pma ill the recreallou Ill Blolr bospitai and II ll'lllrlud II, patients and ~ fl •• llaff when Iiley loam l>o .. • prQ. IIGI 'tiii!SDt\Y NIGJIT AT 'I'NE IIIIMES - MProud RebItt t 1 Ollola De Havii!Bn4 and Alall Ladd. When his wife It tilled It the battie of ~~~~~~~ and biB 8011 is shocked fA: LISTEN - 1360 7:30 Rawhide 8 30 Red Skelton 9 30 Pettie<>at Junction 10•110 The Sag of Love Block 11 : lXI News Tonight 11:15 Weather Teller 11•20 Late Show into muteness, John Chandler leaves the South to find a docltlr who can cure the boy. WOUB-TV Channel20 HOM&STEALEII CLEVELAND (UPI I - Vic Power stole home twice in 1 single game for the Cleveland Jndians on Aug. 14, Hl58. Box turtles have 1 strong homing instinct, crawling back. to their home territory from as far as three-quarters of a mile away· To the 20th Century Roformalion Hour At o:~~· 7:25 Dally Word 7•30 Lile & Teachlngo of J01111 8:110 Fun Sd>ool t :JS King and Odie I •30 Morning Mnvlt II :00 The Young Set 12. 00 DonDa Reed Sblnr 12>30 Father Knowa Beet 1:110 Ben Casey 2:00 The Nurse• 2:30 A nme For Uo 2:55 Newo 3•110 General Hospital 1:30 The Young Maniedl 4:00 Never Too Young 4:30 Where the Action b ! •110 Soupy SalOl UO Leave It To Beavtr 6:110 Weather S.O$ Pacemaker Newt 6:IS Peter JemWip Newt 6:311 Talea ol Weill Fuao 7:110 Have Gun W1U Travel 7:311 Combat 8:30 McHale'l Nary 9:110 F Troop 9:30 Peyton Placo 10:00 The Fugitive 11 •110 Pacemaker NOWI IUS Weather 11 :20 Sports 11:311 ABC NljhUU. 9:30AM WMOV ............ w. n ~ •30 p.m. KIDcltrprtea I •110 6•15 6:30 7•00 7 •30 Friendly Giani Kami Sblbai wltb Klml What'a New ereaUve P..-The Old Glory 9 : 1~ Fundameotall Ill ~b 10:00 Newo Proflle-llrlo HID Jack Lord, who wiD be ...,. membered as the liar of tho "Slaney Burke" modern wellern series of three ldJJOill ago. has been oigned by Unlvenal Pictures to a contract to act and-or direct In botb te1evloloD and motion pictureo. He already hal live proecled video les ill tb ploDDing llap. WCHS-TV ChannelS './SAZ-TV Channe13 I•• Cora Cob Reparl 7:10 Today 7::111 Today Out Yoar 'II'IJ 1::111 Today out Your WIJ t:GI fto I llnl'l 1:30 1lldlekJr Father 10:110 rr.ctured Pllr10::111 NIWI 10:• c-tntloD 11:110 llaraiDI Star 11:30 Parldlle Bay 1200 J_.t)o Let'• ., POIIIIIIIol 1:• ...... Jllllbont %:110 Tbo n.,o ol OUr Ll•• ,.. , . Doolin 1:00 Anoll- World s:• Y• DaD'I Say t:OO llr. ClriDcla l'r...ta 7:GO D111J Word 7:01 lllkt Wallaee NOWI . 7:30 Buddy Starcl>er Show t:IJO Capllln ltqlll'OD 10:00 1 Lon lAIC)' 10:10 Tho Mo:Coya li:GO /lflll.y of Mayberry , 11:10 Dlek Van Dyte ShoW 12:GO Lovo Of Life 12:11 Midday Ne\YI 12:30 8elrdl For Tomorrow 12:11 GafdloC U(lrt !:GO WOIDID'I Page 1:30 u Tbe World TUrll8 2:00 Punord Z: 10 ilaull Party 1:00 To Tell Tbe Truth 1::15 CBS Newt ,,. Bdp al lllgill t:llt 1'111 Seerel Storm 7::111 l!pal1l 7:18 . Loll ill l!plel I:DI llenrly IIIIJbi!IIOI f:GO CapedM of 19116'' 10:00 JliiiDy Kaye li:GO 1'111 KIWI Toldgllt li:IJ Weall>er TeDer 11::111 Llll .... lllr PARTS wm.. DIIIC. 1 moHUGifl'B HOU.YWOOD (UPI) - Tho only bit porll Ill "Wbo'o Afraid of VIJilsla Woolf!" - ollll'tiDI Ellubeth Taylor - will bt tho ......... hair ltyUot, " - .,.,.. ...... ml bor hlllbaDd, tlectllco laa Fnmk FlaJIIIID . Dan Thomas & Son "'lrWWllc , .. - - HEADQUAIITBS FOI lACK·TO. SCH~L SHOES .......... ........ ..... ............ u· sp. . oo 1:00 Jllarly Shaw l:liO CBS Eftalni New. 7:10 Newa Report 7:1$ Yaur Weatberm111 "'ee 7:00 DR. KILDARE - "Goo lng Hallie." Deoplte hll eerlous belrt eolllllllon, pool shark Jot Qa1D1aD participates In a champiOIIIblp tournament. 7:11 THE VJRGINIAN-"Thl Drum of Si>.Vl'OII Karas." A · Greek widower oenda to his homellnd for a ml:ldle • qed bouMteeper U I bride, but il coafruuted IDatod . by • pretty 1~prL NEW YORK IUPI) - Harry Be!IIOIIte'l !lfm It producing • special tor CBS called '"lbl ~- '»'•·" Leacllng N....., J)llformers IIICil as 8ami!JI' Davit, Sldaey I'Gitle,r •. -m Dllblmr. Clrroll, Georp ~,. N1P1t IIUIIeU llld Godfrey ~ brldce. wiD appear. The air olall 111111111 Jf1 llaoa 11L '· WHTN-TV Channe113 7:25 Dally Word 7:30 Navy Film of the Week 1:110 Fun School 9:15 KiDll and Odie 9:30 Morning Move 11:00 The Young Set 12:00 Donna Reed Show 12:30 Father Know• Best 1•110 Ben Caaey 2:00 Tho Nurses 2•30 A nme For Us 2:55 News 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 The Young Marrieds 4:80 Never Too Youn g 4:30 Where The Aclion Is 1:110 a.,,,. Nrn Pl'lclarll!-w ••• Jllll TbacUr 8pll1l I::IS WUIIIIr 1:10 ~ lllparl 1:01 Dr. IDidare 7::111 'ftll VlriJtda I: Ill Jlo1l Jlopo 10:00 I Spy 11:10 I Spy 11:00 Late NIWI 11:1$ Weather 11:20 Sparll Rauadnp ll::a foliCIII .... • -· . ------------~---------~~-~~~-~-~~-~ Daily Word Mike Wallace Nen Buddy Starcher Show Captain Kangaroo I l~ve Lucy The McCoys Andy of Mayberry Diok Van Dyke Show Love oJ Lile Midday Newo 12:30 Searcb For Tomorrow 12:45 Guilling Light l :00 Woman's Page U OAs The World Turns 2: 00 Password 2:30 House Parly 3 110 To Tell The Trutb 3 25 CBS News 3 JO F.dge Of Night 4 110 The Secret Storm 4:30 Sgt. Preston ~ 110 Early Show 6•30 CBS Evening Ne"" 7 110 News Report 7:15 Vour Weathermao 7 20 Sports NO. 188 !' POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT. OHIO FIVE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1965 CENfl 5:00 Soupy Sales 1:30 Leave It To Beaver 0:110 Look at Weather 0:11$ Pacemaker News 0:1$ Peter Jennings New• 6:30 Taleo al Wells Fargo 7:00 Have Gun Will ·rravet 7:30 Ozzle and Hamel 1:00 Patty .Qute Sbow 8:10 GJd&el 8:00 Tho Big Valley 10:00 Amol Burlle, Secret Agent 11:110 Pac:emaker New• 11:1$ Laol at Weatblr 11:20 Sporll 11:30 ABC Nlgbl11fl WOUB-TV Channel20 5:30 T Kllldergll1en 6:110 Frtllldly Giant 6•15 Merllll the Magician 1:30 Wbat's New 7:00 Tho Freadl Chef 7•30 Music In The 20's 1:00 Travel TaUt 8:30 Regtooal Report 9:30 Town Talk 10•00 NO... Prollle-Kyle IIIII "Shane," one ott he mcwieS' most popular westerns sol!ll years Is the Inspiration for a new television serles being developed by David Shaw for Tllus ProducliOIIll, one of ·tha video 111'11111 of Paramounl p;,. tun. Shaw's tast previous aa. olgnmenl wu a three-year sllnl as story editor of "The Del«<4- aao. ft'l." Paul Carnahan to Reteive Keys to Three Meigs Towns , .. Sheriff has Advice for Homeowners c. Brief recognition and reception program• will "' held 111 Pomeroy, Middleport and Racine for Paul C... nahan and Mrs. Carnahan Thursday, December 2. prior to a _banquet m Mr. Carnahan's honor that evening, ,.; cordmg to Hugh Custer, General Chairman of the evtM. Mr. Carnahan, a native of Racine, has risen lobe lilt chamnan of the board of the National steol Corp• of the giants in the indus- · try. known to what ordor llr. c.n.. Fred Crow , proKram chair- ahan prelecs 18 visit ~ mun, issued this tentative neighbor•, e•----•-·, 1 ...o ...._ Sheriff Robert Hartenbach today warned Meigs county peo-pie nol to leave their homes any length of time without taking the utmost precaution against the possibility of burglary. "It seems that the problem of home burglaries increases · he k every year dur1ng t wee s ~'-'21 .... AMERICANS CONCERNED just before Christmas." said schedu le: boyhood. neigbborbood. aboul U. S. servicemen spe<tdthe sheriff, "and many of the lf=30 a, m. reception at tbe Many people are searddll ing their first Christmas in a counties around us are already airport in Athens. their memories and za:ue iii foreign war in more than a dec· faced wilh it" ll:3t a. m. Pomeroy High what happened 1n tho 1a1o .._ ade are flooding the military He said : George Hoffman David Rire School. and early tweatieo Ill lilt an:! the mails with gifts for the ••Families here in the past G A I 12 Noon, Lunch at the Martin cine area where Mr. Caraable 165,000 Gls in Viet Nam. h t ed h ft be' eorge . Hoffman, 19, son or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Restauraot. was born. 11 ill upScted Mr. A United Press International ave re ~rn d orne a erl ;_g C. Hoffman, 1678 Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy and David ' I P· m., Mlcklleport High Carnahan will be given tho opgoneb a ewd .faysdmthe~r Yh - R. Rice, 19, son of Mr. and ·Mrs. Gene R. Ri c; 626 Head· School, survey showed that more than portunity to Wait 1hl DeWit 6S tons of mail and gifts, many cebrmk er .ant ondun th eJr ousle ley St., Middleport, have enlisted in the U.s: Air Force 3 P· m., Racine High Jcbool. developments in Meigs county, sent anonymously, are sent o aht f eChrl presen s ~n d are presen . 11 y ~n dergomg · SIX - wee ks of baslc · tramTh e mayors or the v1·uages, me - 1uding the Racine Lock IDd. theo enhadmbo daily to Viet N•m. In addllion, : ,, . ug or stmas m g at LD..ckland A1r Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. or their representaih·es. will Dam, PortlaDd Park and pt~W.. more than 58 tons uf gifts have g0 e. _ Hoffman JS a 1964 graduate of Pomeroy High school ana present keys to the towns to bly as far away aa Forked IIIIa already been llown out by the T~e sheri~f suggested anyone the Manpower Training School in Jackson. Rice is a Mr . Carnahan at each stop. Lake and the Reedsville l.oek Air National Guard in "Operaleavmg the.Jr homes fur any 1964 graduate of Middleport High school and also com· Ed Foster. banquet ticket and Dam sites. tion Christmas Star." Another length of time . should ho have jlleted on e- y~ar of c_ollege at Ashland before enlistment. sales chair~an . asked everyom· Citizens are invited to do IDf• 46 tons awaits shipment. someone s.tay m the . use or Both men Wlll receive technical training in the admin- to secure tickets by Monday so th ing they can to make this • VANDENBERG AFB, Ci\LIF. have a neighbor or fnend keep istrative area upon completion of basic training that arrangement!'; may be casion a memorable one for Mr. -canada and the United Stata close watch on it. -~- ---~ - - - --- - - ---- · made .with the Southern Local and Mrs. Carnahan and Meip es teamed up Sunday night to · ·' ·· · Sheriff Harten bach's departAthlellc Boosters for .serving rounty. simultaneously launch two ment is continuing the inveslithe dinner. Tickets are on sale Allending a committee plansalelliles - Alouette 2 and Ex- LAUNCH SEASON - Eastern High schnol got of£ to Igalion of • B&E that occuned al all of the banks and most ning meeting Friday were Cua-plorer 31 - int~ polar orbit to a head start on .the season·~ regular basketball sched-llast week at the Five Poinls uf the community organizations! tfr . Crow, Foster, Thomas ·of the county. 1tudy the earths kmosphere. ules SJturday mght when Jts Eaglps unceremoniously home or Mr. and Mrs. Pau1 1 Wolfe, Jack Carsey. Richard '' ·~~~ns l"l'ks real good dumped a highly touted Southwestern club (Gallia coun- Simon . i The afternoon program fo r Chambers. Jack Carsey. Jack rigHI 'litllt, ,.14 1. spokesman tr) 62-31 at Eastern. There wiU be thousands of scenes Authorities said it IB believed • Mr. and Mrs. Carnahan will be i Welch. BiU Cllilds and C. E • for ihe National A~~utics hke thts through Decembel, January. February and into that old coins valued at $200 to rather flex ible as it is not ' Blakeslee. and Space AdminiStration the March tournaments lYt Meigs county. Here SW's' $400 and approximaleiy $7i In • _ -- - - - - - -· - -- - -- (NASA) several hours alter the Steve Elhott (11) and Eastern's Richard Douglas (10) go ' change was taken from the twm launch from thiS base. high Cor a rebound. See full report on page 3 - Sen- Simon home. Sheriff Hartenbach "Both satellil08 are relaying tine! Photo. · noted that the Simons who SAIGON .(UP!) - Defen se Secretary Robert S. Mcln~ormation;• the spokesman - - - - - ----have two stores In P~meroy, Nam.~ra satd Monday ··we have stopped .losmg the I said A thor - Agena B rocket v·~~ deposit the receipts from their war. McNamara made the statement at an airport news bl~led the two salelliles lniO MASON - The While FaJ. business each day and none " conference -before flying back to Washmgton after " I' orb1t at 8:43 .~.m. (PST) 11 :48 con Marchi baud oJ Waha- kept at the house. two day VISit to f1ghtmg front s and a serres of bnefmgs Three teenage girls sustaiNed minor Injuries In a p.m. tEST). lt was a beaut!· rna H' b ~I d tb dt 1n wh1ch Amencan commanders were reported to have I one-<:a r acc1dent a mile east of State Route 33 at t h • fuidlaunch," NASA olflcials recOO:.g .;·Ger~~· s%nm:.. .rsequested an increase in U. ~ A- - - - · - - - . ~ed- ~ ,faiTrghroundshon county road 25 Sunday afternoon. Sal ' preleDted tire llalftime sbow manpower. . . mer~can troo:ps commttt .0 e ffi!S ap was one of four investigated over the during the Charlestoo Rockels· The secretary earlier S'aid t~e l t~e f.1ght agai~st the com rn.u- weekend by the Meigs County Sheriff's department. CONTONOtodU, DAHOMEY Toronto Rio.. Cootlnental U.S. IArmdy_would ro,rm new""III IStS md Southh ' Viet Nam . He "'d I . Sheriff ~bert c. Harten bach's deputies said the In· .The hl~my ta ay selZed power Football Lea)ue game Suocava ry hi ViSIOns or .poss1bhle l or sa ' _not mg to d1spel th1s JUry wreck occurred at 4 p.m. The girls were identified 11 use m t e war agamst t e 1specu a 1on. as Rhea Ann Will , 18, Pomeroy , driver of the car; Nan.. m t s pos ge stamp 1ormer WASHINGTON (UPI)-.t\ top day afterooon. French African colony and fore· State Department officiaT' said U S Sen t R bert C B d' Commumsts m V1et 'Nam j He s?1d he has drawn one cy rmboden , 16, and JuUy imboden 17 botb of Miners-ed the resignation of the repub- the decision of Viet Cong and Tbe baud presentecl two pre- 1( D-W ·V' 18 or h~ t ·1 ~~ I McNamara sa1d the Commu· lconcluswn durmg h1.s wh1rlw1nd ville. - - ' ' Authorities said Miss W1lllost mvestigate another mi shap 21 lie's warring political leaders, Communist North Vietnamese cilioa drills playtag the "Bill· I Wh"t HiJ reacnd t~u A~ e nist North V1etnamese regime j28 hou r VISil. all under direction of anny units to stand and fight in ~ward Mareb" aDd 1 'Host of En 1 e Couse a . etod omftcl appeared determmed to carry ! Thi~ will he a long war ." he control of th£> veh1cle on a curve miles east of Route 1 on -•· Gen. Ch r1stop . he So- recent hettIes has "surprised" Freedom ,, aod a spectal oum- helpergy ay ord I on th e war told newsmen m t I1e con ference and went Lo the left stde of the F:agle Ridge road where 1 rom commau~r. m locommJsslon t th glo . . U.S. strateg1sts. be~, "Ballio' Tbe Jatk," fea- $300 milhona ~~cleare a~~~f:=t- 1 He said the Un1ted Sattes will , held at Tan Son ~ut airport road, h1tt1ng an embankment 1truck owned by the Jeff«!~ eo.1 1 ~ahomey is Situated m West Deputy Undersecretary of tunng tbe majorettes. ' or laboratory m West Virginia Imeet a~y threal with whatever !shortly b~fore boi:lrdmg a plane The Impa ct apparently caused Co , had turned over. Africa, wedged between Nlrger- State U. Aleiis Johnson pointed Tbe bu.nd wal &eleeted ro , In . . :rtoops an~ ~ld are necessary . Ifor the flight to Washmgton. I he-r to be thrown from the car ClJfford Icenhower, Jt, Rl I. Ia ~nd Togoland on the ~ulf of out, however, that such battles present tbe show ou lbe basis [ r letters to Dr. Glenn T. Sea- McNamara arrived '" VIe • ' Taken lo Veterans Memorial Pomeroy, driver of the 1961 moGume~ . . It lias a population of are still relatively small scale of lta past performances and ' bo g, chai~man of the AEC, and ! Nam ~unday for bnefmgs 0~ hosp ita l for treatment, It was I del truck, saki the llgbta of 1.9 rmlbon.. The coup occurred actions. But, he ~M~Id, "there rating. It wa 1 eothusastlcally to the White House. Byrd s~Jd l the mthtary SituatiOn by US S I reported Rhea Will sustamed aloncommg vehicle blinded hi after President Sourou Migan was some thinking that, as in : he was wtth the m-, and Vietnamese military laf·eratiOn of the forehead , Nan- , causing him to lose aontroJ. Apithy refused orders to rESign tbe past they would try to : spectJOns of sites at Pt. Pleasant ers and spent Monday tounng l Icy Imboden had an inJury to h t k t ff the . ht *Ia Gl from the nation's military and refuse b;ttle or avoid bailie" Ravenswood, made earlier!the central htghlonds where l • ,left shoulder. and Judy lmb: political leaders. Sog1o called. He . said. Sunday jn 8 I tJus month. Amencan forces I den had chest t'nJUrle N0 ar- .• 'I ed'lUffi damage • was t"'t"A_......._. . ks I •h Jessll ' than two dI I • S, on National ' /t.ssembly Preoi· televiSion mtemew (Face The • I H ted I h . 'wee ago oug t t \ \\ bloo . ' 0 ISIOD rests were made Tw v hlcl In 1ved Itt dent TahirOU Congacoo to take Nation-CBS) that Defense Wee o t e need m j test battle of the war ' The Shenff's de artment was accido vo • over temporary control of the Secretary R bert s M N 1 st Vlrguua for the employ- There had been spel'u iJ twn P ent t 6.20 p.m. government. was surpri!m "~s cl ~~~ 0 3(Uf l ment and oth~r ~nebts local- McNamara would recommend ] Med1um damage was report- ~~1led at -~O_lO p.m. _.~day__t~· two-tent~ of a mile ad~ ' . mg the plant m h1s state would mcreased a 1r stnkes over ed to two vehicles in a mishap Rt. 124 m Racine oa tht Oat many oI us are surpnsed that provide and t lh be 1 ' E · ' I N· A 1~ Grove d had "·ht •·-·SAl~ - TWO AMERt- lbe Viet Cong and North Funeral services for Mrs.: ~ _• -~~~ n~ ~~~~orth __Y._Jet_ Nam und mure 1on ast .Mam-s t m Pomeroy1 an~es~. ( ~•resses ' h . ~ , . ue ....._..... can Special Forces SOTgeanlll Vietnamese units have chosen ' Shirley Elsie Hess, 47, Rl. t, l , - Satur<IDy ' 1 7 .P m , Of Suldlt'l'!! Wanted s enff • off,.... said wllJo. captured two years 1£0 by the to stand and fi ht " Citin th Middleport who died in Holzer Pomeroy pollee saJd a car I Jes driven by Joyce E. lllu.tb, Communist Viet Cong have recent heavy fighting !un: Hospital ~turday evening alter I dnven by Linda HJII, 20, Ra- Relalives and fnend s of ser- 29, 12$ State-s~ Gallfpollo, ml been freed on the Cambodian PI. M . th I' . Ui . eme. ran mto the rear ot a stop- Vlfemen m the \i 1et Nam theat- John F. Wdbarger, 42, P9wel1, e1 em e Ia Orang Valley, a mgenng ness, Will be Tuesped car er of operations were retrund- Ohio were m ' YOived It 1d b A F 1 border Radio Cambodia ao- IJ hnso "d h ld I da at 2 t th R I' opera e Y nna ra n' . W8l renoonced today. The Cambodian .;.cul:te ~~ to e h co~ ;;;: C~ts Fup.m.Ia he e a~hmgsm Patterson . 32. Palas kaia. ,ed today they are IDVIIed to ported the car driven llf Sllulh overnment said the two Amers wy e s nera me WI .the I MISS Hill was Cited to Mayor ' send the names and full ad- turned into a driveway u W1J. servicemen would be alstand up to the U.S. Kraly 'ryle Middleport Fire Department will hold its annual Charles Legar's court on ajdresses ,to The Da1ly . SE'ntinel, l barger was attempting tD pol. (Continued On Page Two) •• e In the RIVervJew iChrtstmas ~nve for the needy Sunday, December 5th I charge of faihng to have her Pomero~. for pubhcatiOn. No arrests were made. I have always th~ught th~t Icern tery · and 12th ?'tth a canvass of Middleport. Canned goods car under control. No mJunes • Efforts to obta m. the ,.addressThe other mishap investtaatt 1 as we penetrated mto th~tr She Wa!l born September 23, a~d donations to help make up food baskets to be dt s- were reported. , es of servicemen III 1t1et Named by the department was Sa&. 0 base ateas, that al some poml 1918. in Middleport, the daugh- tnbuted to needy families the week before Chnstmas Police also mvestigated a mm- are_ hemg sought because many urday at 9-15 p.m. on the fta. they would_ have lo stand an~ te: of Bert and Blanch Ward are asked . -~ or acc1dent Saturday at 2 15 ~e 1gs - Mason area . residents cine-Portland road, A l!ar driv.. 1 Ught or re~e ~~m the scene.. Gilkey, Rt 1,. Middleport, who I This has been a Midlleport going to be home This also!p m on the Kroger parkm~ lot have expressed a des\~ to send en by Glenville c. Marcum, 31. 03f Johnso~ said. perhaps this lS IsurviVe. She was a member !Fire Department proJect for helps speed up the collectiOn. Wht!re a car dnven by Lmda !them Chnstmas gre~tmg cards. Rt 1, Sunbury, had damage to happerung sooner than some ot of the St. Paul'11 Lutheran! the past 16 years. Each year it !It also 15 asked that 1r anyone ~oore. Pomeroy. h1t the r1ght l Deadlme for submlttmg the 1its front and right side wbel More than 600 persons died us thought. Pe~haps ~e a:e 1 church. ' has grown: More and more JS missed who wishes to dorrdte !':Ide of a parked truck owned names IS Tuesday' Nov . 30. it left the highway and hit a In traffle aecldents during the r:e~l: sensittve pomts . m Survivors ln addition to her needy tamllies are receivmg lto this worthy cause, he may !by Chancy Stann"'~ . Carpent er. fence on the Charles TheiS! pro. long Thanksgiving holiday 1them ~e ~= w:~h re~f~tre parents are her husband, Arth- I~ baskets. . bring a donaliun Lo town hall 1Damages were mmur and no Two Emergency Runs perty. No citation or injuri• weekend. '!be I d ~d tiT H. Hess: one son, Arthur A.. Smce the Mtddleporl Depart- ~ The fire department uses the larrest was made Matle in M'<ldl rt were reported. A United Preas IDternatlonal i mse rather than avmd Hess, Jr., Rt. 1, Middleport; ment .started these projects money donated to buy meats,! In aclion of Mayor, 1 epo eaunt ahowed that at least tiJ:ZI which would eventually two daughters, Mrs. Gwen Bak· (first m Meigs county), many Ifruits and uther perishables n ~gars court . Wilham MeHal- l Two emergency calls were •• ,ersons were killed between ~them to retire from the er, Bucyrus, and Mrs. Virginia other. organizat~o~s now sf:lOn- well as staples to help round Ifie . 40, Middleport, ~as fmed 1answerrd by the Mtddleport ESHDPPI"' 8 p.m. local time Wednesday and · Hartenbach, pt, Pleasant, and sor samllar activity . . The f1re- out the food baskets. whtch S100 ~ costs and g1ven 8 3 R squad Saturday afternoon. n• .,ldnl&ht Sunday. six grandchildren. Friends rna men work c~ly With. these will number over 1110 by the l day J3ll sentence on a OWl The f1rst was at I! 40 p m. DAYS LEFT The breakdown: Metp ·GeMnl HospUal call at the funeral home an ~ other organizations 10 d1str1bul· time the drive is completed. charge and, als_o fmed $50 for for Elbert Greenlee, Middleport Tratfle • AdmJ.Jiloal Satarda _ Ezra time. Y ~~ food baskets. Every efCort The department does not diS, no operators license . F ~ e d who was tr~nsporte~ to VeterFtrft TO Allen, West Columb:· E i ls made by these groups to tribute toys or clothmg Leifheit, Pomeroy, was fmed am Memorial Hospital as a PJueo I& RuSBeU, Middleport· Lula R~: m • LOW TEMPS serve •• many lamilies as pos- Anyone having the ~mes of 15 and cnsts on a left of center medical patienl and the other, MlseellurM M sell Middle rt ' lstble. needy persons 15 asked to mall [ dl~tance chargl! and Patricm at 4 p. m. was for Sam Beller, Tatal 'Ill ' po · Bolurda · _ NEW YORK (UP!) - T h The drive Sanday will he them to the department's P"'t Wehrung, Pomeroy, was fined Rutland, whe was reported ill. Calllorala 1e1 all ltaleo with ~en Mlddl f rt· lowest temperature reported heuse 10 house and the follnw- Office Box 144 or turn them in-1 $5 ani costs on a left of cenler The squad o;;It also received 111m1• t9 lrafllc deatlll. New Yorlt 'll'ayDelbrper;P~merny. epo ' Jh;s morning to the u. s.llng SUnday, . Dee. 12, liremen to the mayor'o office during"' clt.,hon. a "fatae alarm" call at 111.22 olleriESniATDIT DISUIJ State .hatlll, T.- 311, Ohio 31 Adlttlllliao Sttatlay- None Weather Bureau, excluding lwlll make plckpups that weralgular working hours. Deadline p. m. Saturday. and PellliiYIVanli 10. Only Alaflo DlseUirpt Staiday _ EdliJ, Alaskll aDd Ha 11 m1saed on the first canvass, lor accepting names will be WEATHER ka and Nevada ._q4 no Meka..l .,__, wa ' was 1 December $th Decemhe 17th Th f I LOCAL TI!MP8 lrlflle fllalllln ........., tho ' ,"• ·_ ~.,; An u below zero at Dmls Lite, N.D. Firemen ask !bat donatiOIIll ask that' . e Iremen HlgiJ today Zh tGUIIl. Partly The tenlperalure in PtlmeWlil~J ,.-ltltl. - ~· ~ Le..-a Zwilling, Tho highest reported Sunday of canned gooda be placed on flllllly :: nu~ber m the Icloady, snow Dorries, eelder 10- roy's buslnesa district at 11.20 _,, BIIIDer,lrlum. wu 16 at lfomeotead, Fla. tho porch llll>o reoldeallo Dill ~ :_a ,_ood basket at o!Pt, lnw IU%. Partly cloudy, a.m. today "" 34 decreeo ""' .. Dilled. COIIII:Itled eold Tuftday. tlar StlllllY lkleii. Cll'f McNamara FIll • ds NOTICE I SHOPPER'S AID: NOWI . 7•00 7•05 7>30 9•00 lOo 00 10:30 ll :IIO ll :IIO 12 •00 12• 25 1/.~ a. SATURDAY NICf-H 1:45 Com Cob Report 7:110 Today Show 7,25 Today Out Your Way 8:25 Today Out Your Way I :110 Tho 3 Stooges 1:30 BaclleJ..- Father 10:110 Fractured Phrases , · ---------------~------------=---.=..::.::________ ~:~ -------- TEMPERATURES ed to zero on the Northern Plains today and deep snowbelts formed along the eastern and southeastern shorelines or the Great Lakeo. Light snow flurries dusted sections oJ the Midwest. The U. S. Weather Bureau reported nearly a foot of snow on the ground at Conneaut, Ohio, 60 miles northeast of Cleveland. Snow squalls dumped 8 inches· at Erla, Pa., and Buffalo, N. Y. Seven inches was reported at Gram:! Rapids and Traverse City, Mich. ON WHTN-TV Channe113 I. · ~ WORLD SHOP AT . re WCHS-TV ChannelS '"· :.,,,c. the Elberfelds In Pomeroy WSAZ-TV Channel3 enttne~~----~ • Ill A~ . . 1 Tuesday's Television •,1 Delloted To Tlul lnteresll Of Tlul Meie,.Muon .4rea C~unty MEIGS THEATRE - • ~- ~ I . • at y Candl~nd ~\ Thmk~g prac.tc~ th~ • N1111Ml tNO,Un) (UJUI ---- .chiJd~n, pa~ents, i • ' \ ~~omo i . p~eh ~bite ' Bookmobile to Stop Twice in Racine Monday Monday November 29, the · n an tmpress ve, qme cere- a nu s for mbers Into the East Item for tbe social ealea• t Boo' bile w1'U ft,ony at her home on Laurel juests Miss Paula Gomer, conme .. . Youth of the Racine and Meigs Coun 'I Street at 6:30 p.m. Saturday. sin of .lhe bride, registered the Miss Polly Karr of Columbus ern High School Latin Club was Mr. and Mrs. Willis Anthony Grove MetOOdist churchea dar are weleemed bot can be st the regular lime in R•· act.Ober 18, Miss Jeanne I. gues:s. AssiSIIng with the serv- Is spending the hulida) week-[ held November 16, at the home were hos.ts to a fanuly Thanks· Nov. 21 at 6:30 p·m. at the ;:r cine Grade school in the morn. became the brtde of lng were Mrs. John W. Johnson eod with her parents, Mr. and [ol Mrs. Parker. giving dmner at their farm ·cine church with . lbe date In the aotlce. Item• tog and High school in the al· Miss Julia Reese, Mrs. Irvin Mrs. Charles R. Karr , Sr I home on Cherry Debra Vee Meter presiding. sboultl be brief, aad clearly ternoon, replacing the Thanksl!""'ld A. t Miss Bowles lS the daughter Baumgardner • and Mrs. Gomer' Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Karr' [ Twila Karr:' a n d Joe and was voted to take an of· written or typed If mailed. giving Day schedule. •' ~Irs. Ernest Bowles and the Middleport _ Sr and daughter, Polly, spent secretary Joey Bailey Addi· A b Y Mr d Mr Harold feriDI! each meeting and a Librarian Velma Plkojjl at>o ~; 1e Ernl!st Bowles. The bride- The new. Mrs Gross IS a grad- ThanksgiVIng in Manon, w1th f10 1 officers elected' were Bar ara, · ~n M s. D i 4 secretary, Sharon Erwin, was d tb. foUnwmg tltles JUSt is the son of Mr and uate Jf Middleport Htgh school, h dau hter and son-in-law, i na . Chase, Mr. an rs. av elected. Lewis Van Meter NOV. ZS nounce e 'l\.lrs Arthur Gress of Cadiz. class of 1963, where she was acand :rs Edward T. Bauer I treasurer, Nancy •• Jenkins, and Steve, Oak Grove and David 11tere will be a hymn sing released: \,1\\ S or the double-nng cere- tive m school affairs. serving as Poll A~n Iporter, Jennx De K BeUl and David, Middleport aod staff of Racine are the new at the Free Will Baptist church Masterpieces ~.. World Phllosn-ony were read by the Rev. homecommg queen m her sen- a y . ; gea~t_- at- rms, arredarr.to Mr. and Mrs . Ray .Lieving and freshment committee. of Rutland, Salem St., Sunday, ophy in Summary Form, by 'Ny le D Borden, pastor of the ior year. She is presently em- Dennis Moore , a student Rl 1 lmttates wer~ requ mber children, Shetla, M1ke, Ju~y, November 7.8 at 2 p. m. All Frank N. Magill, e.:' }vlount Moriah Baptist Church ployed by the State of Ohto as ! Rio Grande College. 1s spend-~ wear LOgas to school Nofv~l . Sue and Jane, West Columbia, The program Included singers and the public are In- The MadhoUSe 01 , Madisou 0 a typist in the Department of ing the holiday week•.md with lDth. They were as ~ws. W Va. ture, Michael 6:8, a hymn, vlted Str et by George Murray Given in marriage by her eld·[ the Bureau of Workmens Com· his parents Mr. •nd M"'· Lloyd Pam Bucldey, Barbara_ Bailey, . . d' reading about Thanksgiving NOV. ! ; Beh vior . Inest brother, Jamea F· Bowl.. , pensation Moore. [Naomi Btssell, Pat Bonng., Lin· Thaeksglv1ng Day mner Mrs. McClintock, anotber xp ?"ng Ps arl 1; by 1 !he bride was attired in a two- Mrs. Gross is a graduale of ! Mrs. Dwight Logan and Mrs . da Brown, Jerry Burke, VtrgiD- guesla of Mr. and Mro. Emer· prayer by Ann McClintock, The Pomeroy WCTU will troduct10n to C;, street length ensemble of Cadiz High School, and attend· Helen Brickles VISited Thurs- 18 Bush, Jean Cashdollar, Shlr- son Jones were their scription of the MYF meet Tuesday , at 2 p.m., at and ,rlstotie. broeade satin. Her veil ed Ohio State University two day afternoon with Mrs. Callie ley Cline, Jenny Dean,. Bever· M,.., C. E. Burdette, Middle- color by the program the Federated church. BaSic Works H Ruc!J. was of white tulle and she years He is oow an employee Logan at the Elmwood Nursing ly Durst, Patty G<Jegle:n, V1c- port, Mr. E. W Jones, Shade; man, Pam Cleek, the Nov. 30 . Clear_ Y Y1 . t ried a white Bible topped r Post Office Department Horne Albany 1 ky GreeD, Candace Hawk, Nan- and Mrs. Paul Parsons and son, tlon, and the creed. Th Ch 1 ba hs, A lively a m ro·w1>1te orchids and a cascade ed f . . ' A y cy Karr, Ray Karr, Richard asd Mrs. Paul Parsons and son, I e r stmas zaar span- duction to sound reasonmg. 0 811 carnations but Will ent~r thl! ~m orr~~~ Mrs: ht nna :;ge~ wa~ h rl Lodwick Lenora Michael Loll- Paul Jr Athens During the Refreshments were . served sored by the Afternoon and El- Understanding the Great Phil· Ser ing .as maid of honor for couple IS resi mg at overmg guEedst Bon layl, o e llse Mich nel David Mora' San- afternoo~ movies' of Mexico IUld 12 members and two advisors, 1 eanor Circles of Heath MeUm- osopher~ by Henry Thomas, Ph. v Linwood Ave Colun)bus. 11unt, Mrs. no 1:1r e s. ~ ' '· tb abo and Pat dl t Ch h Ill be h ld T ' 'hec sister was Miss E. Olivia ·• Mrs Anna Yeager spent the dra Newlun, Don Rose, Shtrley San Salvador were shown e ve, !I urc w e ues· D. Bowles, Cleveland, Randall K. Thank,givmg Day with Mr. and Rucker and Jo Toney. which had been taken by the Spangler, Doug Reese, day, November 30 in the base- The Outloo for Youth, by AI· .Bowles, Columbus, brother of Middleport WCTU James Yeager . Parson family while on tour Ervm, Sheds Bailey, and m.ent of the chur~h. Luncheon ice H. Horowitz ,tbe~bride, was best man. • • Mrs. Velma Douglas and her , there. They formerly lived in Easterday . All young . people Will be served dunng the noon Markings, by Dag Hammars: Following the wedding a re- Meelrng IS Held daughter Jane are spending Californio. thettwo aretas aNre ln~.ledtto hours. kjuld. 1 .;.· h Jd · th lal ' : · nex mee mg ov . .w a Living Ideas In America by ~'ep~ton was e lD e soc The Middleport urut of the the weekend with relal1ves at M nd M Cart Mattox t the Oak Oro e ' !ooln of the Mount Moriah wcru met Fr<day evenmg at ivydale. w Va . I r. : In Point Plea· p.m. a v PLAN BAZAAR Henry Steele Cumnoager: ed. tist. C}lurch. Arrangements Fir:-ct United Presbyterian Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mescher [ spent t e .Y . es . I .Meigs Bookmobile proJail flowers decora~ .the with Mrs. Belty Cline, 'Bnd fam 11y of Lebanon are the sa:~ W n~a ~~ ~:!~ ·Hetr- OBSERVE BIRTHDAY The Fr1~ndly Garden~rs o£ 1Vides serv1ce ~rural adults .as .In& room. The brule !I in charge . She opened guests of her Sisler and brother I a .' c mbus 1 Rutland will have 8 Christmas wen as tu chuldren. making was covered with a linen meetmg with prayer and m law, Mr and Mrs. John Mitch. . ns and son, ~lm, olu . Mrs. Don Gr~ese,r was . bazaar and bake sale Saturday. books more acct:::~sible to 28 com0 2612 and centered with a three-tir- there was group singing w1Lh Mrs. Carl Wellman and son Ohw Valley Grange : spent ThansgJVmg With their of honor at a Si~ clock December 4, at the Rutland munities and to 17 schools ·~~:ed wedding cape topped with a Mrs· Lillian Steiff at piano. Jtmmy Sulton, of r·t Gay.. WV en~ m t~l!~la~h fo~ tMonHe{ partnts, Mrs. C. HM . .He~~~Y Thank.sglvmg, given by her Department sl»re beginning at Ithrough regularly scheduled Jt1if\lature bridal eouple. It was announced that the lwere Wednesday overnight and ~g tRW! h . 0 ~h y h as e~t 8 ; and Mr RobeN~Ik ~ms d er Uler, Mrs. 'I'heo Raines, at 9 a.m. stops at three weeks period. Wedding cake, punch, · December meeting would be 'fhanksg1vmg guests of Mr . and rt ous 10 e c air. w other son, IC • n gra ua e Hemlock Grove home in at the First Baptist Church with Mrs. Herbert D1xon and fam1lv decJ.ded to have the ann~al study at Massachusetts lnsti- vance of her birthday. Gu.. ~ Mrs Donald Boone J~rogram Mr 11nd Ml s. Philip Rexro~t Chn.stmas party Dec. 27 begm- lu~ of Technology • was unable were Mr. and Mrs. Don . . . . rung wtth a potluck dmner at to b• present ' nd K' d Jod M' chairman. Two readmgs were and son, Phthp, of Cmcmnall x "' · [ ser a 1m an y, mers· • • givin mcludmg •·J Was A are the guests of her molher 6 30 P m' fDIIowed by an e~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert TUrner ville; Mr. and Mrs. Larry ReinCriminal at Fou~teen '', by Mrs. Mrs . Dessie Patterson. ' change of fifty cen~ •.fts ~ and children,, Debra, Michael, es, Ravenswood, W. Va.: and Cline and "Giving Thanks", by , Thanksgiving dinnet guests of brought by each member Sandra , ond Gary of ~~rth ~b- Mr. and Mrs. George Heines 'I\OHJGHT thrv TUeSDAY Mrs Jacob Turner. Mr. and Mrs George Mowrey Guests Will be Great Bend inson spent Thank!!givlng wtth I e Mrs. William Killinger Hem- I W•lt Dl....,'a Miss Margaret Sauer led de- were Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Middle- Grange. ~H ~mbers are d lifo his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe lock Grove. •MARY POPPtNS" t t' "Th ton and Mr and 'I M'lf d I brmg their wtfe or husban Turner - - -- . . vo ti ons. givmg no a 10ns on e . l' rs . I or be · Lord's Prayer" During the Mowrey and Megan and Mehssa [l1ley a non-mem r. it Mr. and Mrs. GeQrge Hackett GATIIER FOR DINNER ness meeting~ $5 donatum was of Pt. Pleasant. W. Va . A .. orne t~onomJcs comm ~ Sr.• Mrs. Mary Shafer a~d son, A family dinner was sent to the Sam Moms Tern- Mr and Mrs. Ted f<'1sher and tee Yo~~ appomtedMb~ ~teRMshas Mike, and Mr. and Mrs. 1 homa~ Thanksgiving Day at the home perance radio program. ch1ldren, Jan and Mark of ter · cbeaU"man 1~ 1 ·a w' if ou d. Scally and sons, Tommy and of Mr and Mrs. Clair Boso, C . ' mem rsarec.ua oean tththld 1St · c.torc1rtoon oth' aMy n d. Grea~ Bend. Present were Mrs. A voral du~t was presented dmcmnal1 art! the !Johday week· Nora Cross, and the Centenmal 1 JAalbamey swpen V Matinee Saturday & Sunday: bv Beulah Wh1te and Mrs Pau 1 n guests of his parenL.s Mr. 1 h _ N C ns, · a., v.t r. an Desste Patterson Pomeroy· Mr 1:30 P.M. (one show only). . . d l H · c a1rman 1s ora ross J T 'bbl d K. · ' · 1 'Merc1es of an Haptonstall entitled 1\rs. tram Fisher :\1mers-~ Tl f h Mrs. ue fl e an 1m . and Mrs Philip Rexroat and E\·enings 7:00 P.M. EJ.:cept God." The hostess~!, Mrs. VIlle • Je ~~~~m :nslst r 0 ihe Mrs. James Harley spent the IOn Philip of Cincinnati· Mr Saturday, 8:30P.M. 50 Admlsslion: $1.00 &: ~. tonst.all, Mrs. Lillian Ste1ff, Mr. and Mrs. Genion Ponn 1J ng, bl . ~. eS ymn d el holiday weekend In Springfield Iand Mrs. Jim Patterso~ · "'.iiioliiiiiiii~~~-Mi -iit ,..., and Mi G C b II ~epu iC , cnptutt rea mg. 'th h nd I 'I Dr II ss race amp e were lOth Psalm b And Cross· Ten WI er son a ami y, . Brent and Terry, Racine ; Thanksg1vmg dmner guesl.!i o( k Y Y . ' b and Mrs. John Hurley aod Ibert and Ted Patterson· Great Mrs Henr H M'dd ways 1o 111 an oa:gamzauon, y 1 .1 . 'i enness'i . I le- Nora Cross; each person tell- ami y. . Bend ; and Mr. and Mrs. Boso pori. . I t th h d t he th k Mr. and Mrs. Robert Retbel children Nancy Peggy DebMr. and Mrs. Carl Alkire of I~"f ~ ~~ ey a T: k . ~n · Ispent tht! holiday in Chil licothe bie, Ste~ie Vickie Tom~y and 0 Lancaster were Thanksgi ving I ~ula ·w!t~:~sPilgrf~ssgt~~:di with Mr. and Mrs. Willia~ Kit- IBoMie. ' • . ~ue;;: of_their sor an~ da~g~~e~ ?.t~v .lllrtleS Ear\v: ~arvest l ~he_~, and daughtres, Dbble a~ ·__:_--.:.::.._- - - - - - EFFECTIVE MONDAY. NOV. 29th ..... rJ .. .....ht .... ' me~ ' w·ar Gotng.• . .·weII V'Iet cong's strong stand • -r Is Surprise c· ') Th ree Teen-age If s are Injured in Auto Accident Sen. Byrd Asks . llelp for Plant tb. reeelv~. •·--~"·""'-l and Mrs Hess n·Ies 0 S day ~aD ~~~r!i~. ::a!J;~~p~e Two ,,ehicle . lead-~ Are Damaged plea~ed In c II' . ~m 1 FIremen PJan Drives • £or Needy December 5 and12 of~lclat~ng. t..,: ...._ ~ ~ Sa--,. 1 1 1 H liday Deaths ~c r:.~:.; ~ 1 S 0 ver600 I 1 Y~ batt: :ne ~eckend 'I .. • --======:.:==;- .2 J �. .. _ __ , , ............ ~• . .,.; "':'"ii ~ • t ' •' ·r' . I Use Double Shifts to Rush Brid~e Project J,.Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·M1ddleport. 0. , Nov. 29, 196~ '! ,1 ' "'"1 : ': .. ,' t"· ." River news 1'1111111 ............. .IJCih tttlund.• o:r rell.lrldl In tfle urn• -----,.":"0--,-,---.!!"!!"~'~•-•I Notice aaan•r 11 p~rtbH bl para"ru•ll _ __,;-ll;;i~~.=.;;;:..=;.--la lllhl retuad ad:luatment wlll bt aPpU~ to uae ..mu ntet whl cll woul4 ot.herwllt bot ill dteet tor th,e ,.nod remalniD.I un4V 1hlo ComP•IIJI • tonner tuel c~ cit~. The Comr>an· ... all Ill• 1 coMputation with th Pu.bUc UUUUet Commllllon ol Olw, IUid the Clerll. of Coundl of ~he vu. ,.,, of Pomeroy, Ohio. I" ~upporl of IM NlfUBd tdju.tment detnmlned under thla p~rallnph. If) Wben anJ' rtfund I!IP I part Of ..,. refund recelvad by thl! ConliJ~Il.l' fttlm obbl J'uel Mil ••• NH u • Dam 11.8 16.2, runnlnl lf teet ' · ' . on rollers, Pomeroy - Mason IDh.lbltant., tor the pertocl of Four ' •• PI PI nt 24 13 H'tnton (4.) Y.. n from and an.r the eff.o21 .ut, • eaS8 ' I itftl dl\e of thY of11,(nanct. 0 86 staitonary Kanawha Falls II IT OltDAINID IY THI COUNCIL . .. ' 0, TNI YILLA.I Dl' POMIROY, YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio mPn- ~.u rising, Charleslon 19. 01 OHIO: ina • ~~don Marmet and on• tiCTION 11 That. for th perliMI of' m Y.ar from u4 atwr tb Ill- or.cut u.llder the t:ompenr'• l01r1'11tr Rlghw l" comtructton men are r Is"'"""'. Lt\HI • ' I Winfield dams were on the siUs. ftdlno 4at. of the ord.lnaDC.. t b. • f'LMi _. aliYM. •u~:b. Hfulld am.o••ta workiDJ double lhlftl in their muhnum pr1et wbloh Coiumbla Ou ~ball not arttn Itt! ut~d to df'teottntne ' ' battle aaainst nature to com- rBoat Movemeats: of Oblo, Jne .• ttl IUI.lCIIPOl'l or .......... HJUltmelll IIOipt . . . . . • b dge IJIPII'. tbaU lie pttmltted to tlllrP ntH tor 111 par•rrapb B <41. ' I plete an Interstate 80S rl , Ohio RIYer - ~tonp Quee~ .;n~~ over Lake Millon in Mahonlng ldown 13,6 p.m.j a.IIO lllftiY,. ll1d lllolu.l"ll ..... dit Vlllalt of IICTION •. - Tblt It,. eJtpre..lJ' Collnty. Ivanla up 17 1 11·· !& p' m''' LlWan 1h1U ,.__,., o~. IDI. .. Dl bab'Mtlatl••ndiUoDIId •ervlu w be render\ H ud tbe •~ It lltNb1 flied .. b.1 1aid Company, ttl 8"tceaaorl or The aoal is to come u nra ' IG. down 11, 5:45 .m.; Bar- lu · - bt41riCial . . . . . . . . fol- -'PI• p\lJ'IIUint lo thll ordlllllnee. as -at'ble before bar a Gay down 17 •u:w .,. LIIL,• Jenr lflall bt prlmai'IIJ' 1m <lom"u~ 11n , (!(ImpIetJOn t"'" ODmmudll 1 1111rpoa 11 and that ervlct Lake Erie freezes, since aU ma- 1R H Bosworth II "P J'0 4·"" ftlrtJ c.aw <llkll 1*' • • IIGD4te4 ata•n aot " •llttnd•d tt~ other con · · " • .w (lOQ ellbte ,.... hi Ult flrtl 1.1110 ev.ble IWGtfll If dift.,.Dt tllllfl until &1"'!·• • terial used in the constructlon a.m.; Southern don 20, 3:11 fHt. llllll di.Nqh eaoll mettt aadr. Yr all re 110ru.b11 mautrement.J for work is transported by barge. 1 J ff - I aonUIJ IIOdlHik afld CG~J~mertt•t purpo... a.m.; e erton up w, :10 •· -... • 11a • wadil Otatl m .,. tullJ' m.&t, •nd th~ trovJ•Ioa M ,, . Highway Director P. E. a- m PhiUp a - up 20: ud .... OM tnuullld 4lfl0) tllall M DID4ial upoD alid ComP•nJ'· !'.:'\, . 't•' do'WD • 21,' fMc, tubto '"' for 1111 aut M.IOG ,.bto IY .ucn•n or ulllfl•· durtne ualll Sheter said the bridge on -.l\lebl m.;'' Luther""A'-~-a•'~~":. HerWIUUI 11M ~ .... IIIIW tecb ..,th ol eacb ,..,., 'out ann• • ., ...... work begaa last June 14, hal a 40 H J. ....a_.. ..,_Utt, monu. or 71u, tubJect lo the tore1• etkm date of" 5: I.M,; II'YfY un&tW up ~efta ... ~- C..tl IAI UmltatiolU and Jfter eompllanot scheduled compl 1'21 I I m. Vuleaa up II 1•11 ft IDI. ll-1001h bv.bd· WUh the rortaotnr provltiOIII IU ml)' tii'IY November, 1166. ' · ., ' ' 1M ClOOl nilo lett'*' IIlia ..... .,. delivettl• w anr otbet ot:Qnsum., ·~-n ....... II ·-ishe•, Ul a.m. i Bob Benter up 22. e:20 !!a~IO.oot lllbM ..... uN IIWou.ib lad Jdd.ltlonll eii.U!I of COIUIUn:e.:'"u:: •u'I "!'.. lUI .. OVEC d ., 1•10 - IM&tr 110 aoat.kt .. lllch ttmea and under •"cb eo...... -'"" f 6 2 miles Ia.m.; OWb. ~H, ' 1. A ~11m Clwu tor oadl tiUklm Mtrn1 and tor .ueh rlt.l!• u may Ill Will permt 0 1""~ O ' m,• ChrlJ Jf, don IJt l:fO I, Wa.uk...U.of11ifNDollln !U.OCO aareott UPOIII between the Compa~ or J-808 to traffic, betweeD Ohio I p rw-- _, 81 .. .uu k ..... H IU'I'Ift MDMr vu. allll IQQA eoiiiUmer or lolll\lmlll, ~ 7 ·,n Porta- ~·nty --Ohio m.; ego uvn-.1 up .., ,.:JO n .. .......,. u tin•u.w n U.• o.o:; &'- \A.IU CUl\1 Q PrJ M .1, '-41111' of Ollltomfr, tbt CoMPilhJ 534 in MabODiJll County, a.m.; eol'll Cl Up ill1t •·• IIIWl aot 1M Udtt a, o.U,atloll to IIC:TION 1: 'l'ht ttrrnt 1111! eoa41· !teond ProJect 40 a.m.: Buekeye State up :-"l: :::"~ .!::' !':.!: :'ont~:._~~::~ :d"btn.r:~·~ •-t, esUmated Greenup 1:10 p.m.; OUvll' 8Jle. atr b11 rr., ot •• amount te th• llu.t.. and aecutauon• tor twrA Second pro,., d G oen II'.. m • ........ tM ........ - - - Qarre llllll.lq ... llnle<~~ of the Comat $1.98 million, begios at the arer own r up ·"' P· ·• tor •au ...u. ., tbt Wtm.•lnt PAD1 on til• With and •PProM<I ' ' 1 "· .~~. west edge of Lake Milton IDd Walter Hougland up Grtemap ~."' att to ..... " " ' " cw :!~.Public uutilill Commlllkla ., GETS PICTURE _ George Sauer. Middleport High ~hoot junior, telects 1 football action picture taken by runs 4.04 miles west to Ohio 3 a.m.; J. s. Lewll down Gr...,. ,.. ............... ~~'~'ound - 127. ud lltlr U.. ..,lrauoa ot Grover"s studio. Kay Wyatt, studio clerk, waits on Sauer whu I Kenny Grover, owner, II in •" ww ~•.. up 4 a.m.,, pameIa D• dowa a.. Mo...W ou Yeu Jtti04 aM. ••cttetJI ., the flla1unt ... Sentinel Photo. 'Jbe twin bridle 11 1,01e fe.\ Greenup 7:40 a.m.; Il1inoll =.:.,..~ Z:..~,., ODt ID Ynr ::_~'!:_ !~ t,:u=•n=,.~ant ~~: 1n length. Each structure has r.; down Mtldahl 5:20 p.m.; Vul· -..a "" llldd t:omp1n,. •ball hlve an 1Nr11e ·011 , ""•• ft1rtr ) .... OM MID4Md II.HUq nlua Cit 1.000 lrUllll Ur.al'o IPIIll, 119 f~t long, wlth two can up Mfl ldahl8 · p.m. • '-'ua&• 000 ou.;lo htt. lor tb• ftrR 1.100 mal unit. per cubic tuot tor an1 1t les .K doWD Meldlhl 10:10 p. \11141 ihnv.l)t. ...a. ..- •MMII.UYt ,..,..lve <UJ IIIODUI. par:llld. other opano, each 93 feet Ion•, ''0 h .,11 ,."1 moa 1 1\lbJ~t te 1 YJrlaA~e o( not mont either end. ·m.: Alton Zep yr up M~ ... _&llbt oDd tlllll' • llM andn41bl tlllln flva (!) pw eent upward . . o m r ......... . a - ••·• .... u <I and lloJGO IIII.U) )llr 0111 cltwn"ard The 1-808 projeot wtll continue o:""" a.m.; 1.0016- '""'u .nul" luaadhld UOif nble '"'for Ult Dal IICTION •~ m the event u.. ~ta• 100 •· tuM~ '"'· ut4 Unutb uell of Oblo or the Vtllare (II PomUOJo ...IWllrd to intenect Ohio 534: ' dahl 7:05 a.m. .tht IIIli RIOIIUIJ Ohloo lhollld htntllter IIDPOH a td By BOB WINGET!' ~~ "With a contract COSt of f3,1 mlJ. GalllpoiJI DIID On-_. ........ ,..U!._.!!*HUidndtbt Cot. UJIOn th& Company, that I~ not now ~ w.. v .ut 1....... onttJ ,., oM lhdld.· lmPOOied, or 1hould hereaflar lncn&M Grover s Studio. the only tirm lion for thia aegment. Eart1r down &:JO p.m.j MJd &uu.a up n4 fllla) cubic~ lett r.r tllla ne.. the rate ot any tu now Jmpoud up· ()[ 11s kind 1n Me1g11 County, l11 , Tlbol If IIO.oat 1\11111 t.ll. utd. &llh\llb o• the CompanJ above the till rate . lnlercha••e lJ b.. work fo r th.. "e 11:20 p.m.j t Up 12:11 1...., 11'11t.tr taob monttu 11aw elll11:1nr. other th1n It'll r•tt on bHck in bu~int'ss after movlng .ing completed, Masheter said. m. EUsba Wooda down 1·11 a. A 11Wan1111 cbarJe lor neb oua&o- property listed In t.h real •taM taa Co truct" th nd '' · •r taeb moau. of Thr.. DtUars 11..11 and dQiieett:. u.en the r1ll• recentlv lo st n~w location. Jl5 IOn on I IDCO m.j BffrnJtoM Up J:t6 l.m,; lo- (11.(10) dW1 H IUde, II Nl'ricl Ullder PHierlbed. ill li~t.IOD 1 thaU be !Do ownl;d by Kenneth Gro~·t>r, thp project began last March, and . Udl raw .ehHult " di.tooatlmltd at creutd to tha e:~~t~nt n•ceiUO ta . , l d18DI d&WD 4:JI t.m,j Ouilty U.. n,UIIt of eut.omar. 1M Com- C<IDIPI:Illlltli the CompaDJ for tU IDo t;I'JdlO earlier thi& month was Pl.nl aball not 111 ullder &hl' obltre- crea1 e an eo 1 t due to pavl.Jll operatlona are compete. up 7. 10 1 _ new 1 ueh •- h t 'd th pleli0 n · ..... Uoa to rtiWDI lll"rice to Uw ume tu or hJrhor tax rate. Tha. lhsll M mo•·l'<i from Jts East Main-&t 1n<1S e er &al e com .,.___ J.- &I Lu • J cudomar on the aamt JnmiHI uaw dool In the touowtnc manner: !U<'ation into Ute former M a ~ date Of Oct. 31, J.968 WOU}d be a.a.W.. NY. . C'/ f lilt Ulf lllliOJnH hM 1111411 •annan\ Of (a) U the lltW t1J: or hiJhn tal Ward Nahonw1de Insurance met. but this section will not be Lueu up Marmet S:U p.m.j 0. :..=;"~~.:;_uutot111 .!':' i!te,.~ 1!:!tm:~e: ~:.:r~!.~~~~}~~ l>utlding at 115 g, Second-st. opeD to traffic Wltil the Lake F. Sbeartr down Marmet 11:10 tM inMrYtDfiiJ ,.rlod, bUt aot 1o t1ae 1111 of 111. the ratu •~ fonh ..,... tw.tq U» montbl, hlnln •han bt &4JIIIY4 co &M ... A change m lucatlon is nol the MIJton bridge Is completed. p.m.; L. W. Sweet down Marhint n~nm to recomprnse th1 only thing new ror the studio. He exp1ained that there are met 2 a.m. i Beaver don Wlfto tberr..Tc,,:.1d-= ~.r":!~:doa eo~p~~Y l:.!r !!~ -::~~ ~;,:· tall ,.he enttr~ building, which the no lnterstclng routes between field &:06 p.m.; W. H. Shaver lola f\dULw JIOI'Ittl oc ~ 11) Y1au n.w. 11 11ot NIP.tld dtrectlJ' to . -'• •old or l.o ravenu11 N!CIIYtd tor &be ohl0 li2'l on the western ~e busint>ss now occupies, ha~ be~n Jr. down Wlnfield 10: 10 p.m.;' Ur.aHdttr. u lo.llo1111: llle of .... then the \olll dollar d· remod!;'led and modern proces&and Ohio $34 on the e-...~ .......- c· v• Harner up Winfield IJ·IO 'I'IIJrt;p Ceal&l (10oJ p.-r OM hUndNd ftet ththaf upoa tbe totl of Hn• · QIIO cu.bit fH& for \he ftnt 1.000 ~u- lnr JU by the CornPell)' in UM VII• h1g equipm~nt ino;talled. edge. a.m.i Helen , up Wtnfleld 2:· ltll ~Mt, UM4 Uu"o••b ••u• maw Iatf •Mil bl <lftonntneG, bul4 •PO• ~lr. 11W11tb1 operatlobt of the CompalQ' Jo the Grovt>r has worked in photog. 10 l.m,; Jerry Bosworth up Nl.al a.ad eM • MIIP!J Ctntl fl and V11lart dUrillll th• mot I l'tleentb ~liJ. rt~pt1y sml'e 1945 While in the ~·~~~- - . . ...-- """ Winfield • , H 11: 1:1.-1..... WO ._ttl ,... eDt twadrM 1100) abll twtlve rnonlhtl pertod en.dlftl .... •U - ~ u a.m., · · .QVW"lRi ou.b.. flit for me ~~out •.oou CNbto.• on the'"' cll.7 o1 u. DMembN"., Ma nne Corps he was in charge down Wlnfleld 8:35 a.m. fM&o ..... uolr.; m~ ..... June. pre~edtnr the etleeUve date of ar.ltldlu the new tu or hlrher tax ntt; tbt (Jt the pnst pholo lab at Parril .,.• .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.__ ltfta llDd ftltHa lr.wtdr-.dtbl Ctab: tolal doU1n 10 eompuUd thlll UMn \~land . S C. Then he frPe !anctr IDd 11-10011!. OIDIII . .r onl' .ll.lllld.· bt diVid-' br 1M' lotll 11IU madt • nd UDOJ oubla het loJ' llll Ill •u. . to dle b'P. o1 t111komen. uo"ru t'd m photography after hill dis- . .., m . . " ' " _ U, ., fill 100.000 llddg fMt. u.ae4 thnl-.aa b7' thil urdlnante durlllr tha lllfttl r 1 r ~·• a. Mill lftloCir Met~ mom.tb: IIIINIYf monlhl period ud the ntea r·narge from the ~ervice until POl' A llln.tm11rn Charp for ..~h eu1to- p~btd. blrtill. ab.aU be 10rna,_ Bard ~:Me, Point -··JODI tw took over the former Smitl1'1 rED a- IDir uc:.ll. muotb of ThrH Dollara lnrlJ adJu•ttd. muter, will nUn lrom t1aQ w.OO> •b.lllll bt DW1a. u tlttTI.e8 un- The ad,luttlll.lnt or the nltl . , . Sludio SI X years &JO -W.oa !'llna..l ..., November Ctr tl'lll nu. aebtdW. II 4ileoat11luld .erlbtd Jn thl.J ol"41nn~e. 18 provt4o Grover is a member of the ..... E. s•·ut ·- MvrUe Ua- . . ....._ , . . dr.t Hqutlt of eu.toraar, the .. In tubpsrerrat>hl (ll> IDd fb) •"b~n~e, vn• w w lUIIr JOcli after .......-~.... u poohn•... ComJ)IDJ' 1h1U aut bt - d u eii.J' abU lhsll M made b7 rou.ndlq Ute maU!1 Prore~sion a l Photographers As- K.,.·~;,:.,, , 1~ Ra M "••JM Lot p 0...... - •-. 'r•Uom to ruume •erriH to tht uma tmallell Nllllt ot tbl' ~putaUoDI ··D• Y · .fl.llll •-eo • ....- tel' litre lor tbe pU& 31 yean ev.atomer 011 Ule 11m. PNmllll uaw eo preaeribtd to tht aearttt one ·ncialion of Ohio and of the Proeroy. --~ II !DOD... ...._. · - · tht CUitom•r hal made Pl:nntnt of 4Uirter etn1 (.151!) per .... tbou.IID4 . ·;·:ional Photographers Assci...u ...., - . - ..,.. ,... aa UD.o\lnt equal to 1be IDlnllnu.m. euble fMl. Elmer Harmm, UUie Hara k!e of any poatmua 1a &be 1n0nthly ~:har1e lor each month of Tbe td.JIIIM>II nta dlaU bt tlac.. ·m of Amrrira He is on 24mon to Velma B. ' ......., 180 ac1M latenea~nr pertod. but aol to tn etfttt •nd •hall appiJo to an meter 111_ hur standby for WSAZ-TV, .a.NU6 blltory of tlt.e loeal polf: I.IIK'Io ~MH• twal.,.. Ull 1111anthl. n•dlllll oeeurrtnr o• aDd alter 1hli rea, Mr. BurdeUe ..... appoia.... lff.ctife date of lb.e ltl&\le, or41Dn!mgtrm. E Columbia. PUU COlT CLAUII ,.."or M1olutt011 pun~~Uit ta wtUell. "~" ,(;' ~Audio no>rforms cornmer· mma Sayre, dec. to Elmer ed Poltmal&er OD Fellrlaaey 'l'bt eervitt rat.M pre•c:rlbed. abovt tht ne• Ulll or tner~IN<I 111. ,.11 11 ·a· Sayre, Sr ., Elmer G· Sayre, 15, 1131. neeetdlag tile late .,. IUbject to ID ldJ\JIIment lor lny lmpoaed, ··: 1 ~ rhool and aerial photo ehln" In the ram paid b7 Cotumbl• Wrlttea DOtltluuoa ot the lldju 1t.-'.,o111n·nts ·. porlraiture. per· Jr., Paul Sayre, Goldie Siders 1 James J LDveD. .,_,•tmeat a.. of Ohio, Jnc. (L'ornp.•llJ'> to Thl meat lba.U lie 1tnt to tbe Ckrk 11 ,.. ~· ........... Ohio full GU ComPIDY !Ohio l'uel) tbt V1Uap II quJ.~itb 11 Pllllibl• If· wr_gs! toz1 n·n. daeegnaitrnsh · Jack Sayre, Wllllam Sayre, Sy). of 1 111eee110r probably wiD for &be .Pim'hne ol ~~o.~.turaJ 111 or w tb1 .,_~ ot till new tall or btak ' ~-~• p lin Dor St • Mfid be made ~ ~ da atr.7 nlund ur nfunda neat..-. ta.-IICTIOJI can bt dttermlned, ~ ona l 17ed gretting card!! and VII UJU~~., au e "'*bla a ~ Yl• for ell from ohio Futl. u tHII'Iia.lfttr 6t That 01.r •rdtaanee • molion pictW'es. for Trans., Salisbury. A~ ..t-•ntl ue made oD ~~vlded., Ollio J'u1l'• nt• to the n•oi11.Uon, or part of an ordtnu~e I ....,mp1nY IH rtt~Uisted by the Fed· or ree:olutloo, tntolllllttnt hel'lwltll. In .July of 1963, 1 veteran E mer G. Sayre, Sr., Elmer o "aalia(' batll peadlq enl Power CoounJulon. u. to the extt~nt 01 aucll IDeonattM~~oo G S J R th S ful pi~ of Tht tenl~e ,.._ PJ'UCI"Ibed. l"boft ey, hereby reraaltod. h f th P pho!ograp er o e omeroy · ayre, r., u a Yr e, nccetl eom ~01 , eJ:· an PJ't!Clleatl<l 11poa the rata paid b,. IICTtON 71 That lhould ... , ae~Hentl area , Mr. Cliff Kincaid, Paul Sayre, Jeanie Sayre, amlDatiOI aad ... approval the Compo, to Ohio ..... ol .1.87 tkm or part ol I tectlon or provilloa ptr montb per ane Ulou11n4 JI.OOOl af • 1e~tton ot UU11 ordinance be de· G0 Id Ie Sllers, RusseII by tile United States Senate. cal)le JOinPd the staff of Grover's Stufetl of llllltna: Dem•n and dared void, tbe remainder of \hil' clio. Mr Kincaid has been in Siders, Jack Sayre, KaiJt.l'1 ,;O.iiiii.liliii-liiiiiii.oiiiliiiilio 3I.OG ee~~.w par 8JIII thowland. ll.DOO) ordlnanee •hall not. bt a111eted t.lllr. 1 cuble leet for all au purchased and by. the photography business f o t leen Sayre, Willam M. Sayre, an blrelallter Nfarn4 to .. tbt fiCTION tt That w. ord.ln&BN . Sylva Cook, Ber Ve&eraal Memortal U......U..I "bu• rate... ab.aD become alf«"Un at Hie tarlieet 37 Jesse Sa nd f over years a or many J'~ • --.-A. Purch.... . _ A•l••tr•ll.nt dato ellowed br Jaw. . . ,. I ::r ,.::..•'.,wt! 'he •·tO. 0 ' ·~ * .., , -tal"' •• m• ,.,... .c-: ,..t Studio Back in Business after Move :.'1.' '"'.,.· ::::v:; .. .:! Uln- Property Transfers .w. I n-............ ~ear~ operat~ his own studio PRINTING PORTRAIT - Cliff Kincaid, photographer at Grover' II studios In' Bnard Cook, Pauline Darst, AdmlniODI Sahlrday - Har· n~d--:7' C::.nrc.:,::ea:n o= ~~~ ~::m:.wS:ho!::'o, CJer.l al his home m Middle~rl and , Pomerov prints a picture at the new Second·st location. Kincaid widely known for udd Darst, Jr. to Lawrence ry Wyatt, MlnemDlei Elbert ruJ. the amt" ratte hem• .a..u Cb~ri• "· t.pr, JIQ'Or 110 later oHn Wiest Mak·~~st '" Pohm·, his portr~it work, has been in the photography businesa for mo;e than 37 years.- leEy. MLoantleyM,IddFranlportces Ann Man- Greenlee, Middleport; l'tlarlt ~~~aph!/ ::r w~~eniy::r: p ~ ! Sentinel :":..::".-=:.-...,......'""" ''" Wilsoo~ Jo~b wn. ~:~w::i a!::=~:::~::~ Photo. L'har!eston, W. Va., 10 years in Pomeroy and five years in Logan, w. v.. . Grover's Studio now stocks all i popular branlo of photography , tquipmeDt The stu~io is a Two A u los TTl.. tf I ec ked when I One A voz·ds Pre des tr,·a n 1 member ol thohFamtly R""ord Ptan Studk>s, w ich I• an assoc. iation _of ovtr 1700 studios in the Uruted Stat" and Canada. Eloise' E. son, Olevla Boice 1 Raymond E. Mrl, WUllam Sturgeaa, MJddle. !.70:::: =~ 'ftn~~·,;:m~~~ Boice. Elmora Boice, Robert R,1 port; Rita Stump, Cheshire. llW &o u.. COIDPID¥ Boioe, Rachael Boice to state D!J<.bargeo SotuniJJ - JoliD (&) . . . . . nlo,... of Ohio. Eutment. Salllbury. Murphy, Pomeroy; Amanda C:.!'::.:"ml'll:~ 10ft., ... Eloise WilBon, Joeeph E. Smith. Racine; R.opr Ymmg, ,..,._. ....,• .,. ,, .., ..,. Wilson, Olen Boice, Raymond Pomeroy; John Brogao, RutlaDd : - =-~~~= :.~~~~.:~.i::i :uu.:. or: E. Boice, Elmora Bolee, Rob- Jolm Randolph New Haven; llel- :-:.. Briefs ..• I • ' ~:. .....::.:·:.::.::.-..:.: moal> ,..... u.. 118! Iii. IIIIIIBERII CHICAGO ~UPI) -A La• ca~ter, Ob.lo, youdl wu ODI olo .... D8U0118l w!Dnen M receive anrdJ Sllllllay IJIPt at the 44Ut NaUoDII 4-H Clnb Coap'els, wldcll nD11brGq-' 011 to "'""""' cu':c,.:.': ::' -:::.=;: :: the,... 1 bora as j ' = ·=· '"' "· "· Tlhtnday. Edwin Beery, JS, Rl. I, Mr. and ::-n-..,:r M~ nvded 1 t50I educational bury. Mrs. James Ander11011, Looc •• · "' ...._ """" ocllolanhlp lor bll aalllallfl. A M1ddleport woman success-- · on the right side of the road. at t:30 p.m. Saturday on Grav-- Eloise W"llson, Josepb E. WU. Bottom, 1 dau~~· N :;.-:_ IDa accomplblunenta hi &be fully lilvoided hilling an aged IThe vehicle came out of the !el Hill Jid., tbree-tenU!s of a 1~· Olevla Boice, Raymond E. AdmlnloDI SIIDUily ODe •. erauN or 4M.....,. b7' tJaa naou.at .a..y CJ.- tnetor PfOII'Ul. person cross1ng Route 7 Satur- : ditch, crossed the bigway, went mile south of Rt. r.st, Botce,. Elmora Boloe, Robert Dtseharce. 8aDclay -MarY :~1::C::-'~-:.,:U..,ut~~,.: III!MMI••; 1 {Continued from page 1 ) day afternoon but w:ecked her !off the left side an_d rolled over Can driven by 'thomas A. R. Bo1ce, Rachael Boice to Brlun~':~ ..Mlddlepor&BottornSblr:EUa RNew- ::':: =l=:t~"::u-:! :::_)111: TO CHARGE DRIVER 1ey eyn- 1ow1ar lowed to travel throuah the coun- car and anoth.e r one an domg it. : an embankment mto Swan I Moore, 11. Pensacola, Fla., State of Oblo• .802 acre, Salls,~ ; oa wlr.k:h • ••• rau. ..••1" ""' .,.. '" ODmPU> CLEVELAND (UP!)- p......, Th t hi h tr 1 d k d La ""'"'"'" J 1• bury oldo Mason· lvaa ...... , •• Cheo " ... In on their way back to the e sta e g way pa o sal I cree . an wrence ~.....,.e, r., v, . . sblre' Tina• __;::--Po' • mr tba moathl' btU. to tha CompallJ": today were expected to chara. United States "as a humanitar_l Mabel H. Hayes , 61 at 3·4(1 P· l The car came to rest 00 its Pt. Pleasant, both left or ceo- C. c. HoWard, Lena Howard : oi'CIWIID, meror, Phlrillld tllaUM ComplliJ uau lllaM oian me"'""'., m. two and three·llmthli miles \ top in the creek in about two ter, accordin& w the patrol, to Clifford E. Whlltlngtoo, Bar- E90lyn Wood, Pomeroy. :.\:.:'':, ~""!:: ~'\;'-""':; Jooeph Amltertk Jr., 28, Clev• The two Americallll """ l'?uth of Middleport, ran off the leet of water. Waugh managed met ond eolllded at a blU.....t. G. Wlliltlajjtoa. 211 ......, ...... llloda)o - Mr. ud c_, " .., VIlli::..:!.....,.,, land, In tho bit-skip death of Identified as George Smith, nght side_of lhe haghway so to get out of tbe overturned ve- Both_had heavy damage. SctpJO. Mrl. William Stlqeon, ~ : ; :dati, ~:~ Nlcbolu Ruaglero, 38, WUlouP. Chester, W. Va., and Claude not t.o slrike M~garel Mulford, htcle. He suffered only bruis· l InJured, DOlle of whom w.u Edgar H. Qmnlnpam, Jr., port, a dauaht«. i!~to:!tu~ ~~ by Hills, 011 Saturday. M.cC\ure Cbattanooga Tenn 190, Rt. %, Cheshire, who was :es of the body and legs and , treated, were : Moore, 8D abra- Virlinla C. OtMingham to HaJ. m.erd~ ~~~~~~~tlf8c:~ RHODES TO COME ' ' · 'starlmg lo cross . W'B5 not treated. ' sion of the elbow; DerenJe. a llle Cross, 1Y. acre, Salisbury. !;.,~ ' & : ~-r:,:.:_•:: ZANESVILLE, Ohio (UPI)1 Mrs. Hayes lost contrul oo The patrol cited Waugh to bruised eye anct leg; and a pas- Mary F. Snyder to Paul W. Gov · Lodge will Meet the berm , swerved across tho municipal court Dell Saturday aenger In the Derenge . . r, Soyre, Right of Way, Lebanon. Jlll1el A. RhodOJ wtU dedWedneoday Nigbl highway and went off the left 100 a charge of speed ln ....,... Georg> Fandree, 17, Pt. Pleas- Dan B. Fleming, Ruth Flem. ,..,_.,, ~ •........,- lcate the new f1 million 4-otory Pomeroy Lodge F & A. M. :side and struck a car parked jfor road conditions. ant, minor cuta oe the baado. 1»1 to UDilod stateo of AnJerl. ..,>; Bethesda llnopl~l De<. 10, tho will hold Ito "'gular m<e<ing l' there by Donald Fitzpatricl< ol · Three teen·qero had minor The patrol cited holh driven ca, Easement, Lebanoo. 0 ,~~'cl.!:..." bospltal board IIIIIOIIIICOd today. at7 :30 p.m. Wednesday when 1West Columbia. Moderate darn- iDjurjes iDa tw~ car collilioo l to Gallia county juvenile court Lesta Gothard to Wayne Har. Ia tit .,.. installation of officers will be age was done lD both cars. ~o ~ ~ - - - ·- - - · - - ·-- nert Saturday oe charges of rison, Myrtle llaniaon, Lola, •·-• M. ..... .., .., , . . _ e -.- llpoed war14 .r 10 held by Right Worshipful one was injured and oo charse flilure !AI yield one hall Ill the . llollddleport. II)' _.. """ ~-- _ . ,. Plo ,......~~q, lime oltea II Ben R. Evans, Deputy Grand , wao filed, 0 f roadway. Wilma Rood to Alvln Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Larry HolflnaD awurtd 1D aatiooe<oodo. e ~1aster of the Grand Lodge of 11 was one of four weekend . Woekend Wl'tllt by the pa. ~Blake, 2D 8CI'el, 0090. and son, Stevie of Alblliv open! :.., ...:,~ ,:-';.:;::'" ~ t1ae4 u aaMIIIIoalb fll a f . & A. M. of Oluo . accident• Investigated b the trol Included John J. Edwards, w. PoriA!r, Jr., Miry Sllnday Mraftemo<llnd u~lb...~~ :::.•••..,.,-.:,.:, ':!"""'.....; .._ He will also pre,.nt a 50-year Gallipolis Post ol the pa:ol 25, M~l. speedlna and R. Porter I<> Paul S1JnoD, Allie parenll, . a .,... ,..._ .. ,...,....., _ . - · • . , lapel button to Walter L. Vaug~ In another Meigs county ;cci· no ~ator's licenle1 booded lo Mae Simon, u.t, a.ester. Rife. ~ .ruu " ... ...._. ..,_.. an and a 25 year lapel ootton de t gh . rnuntclpal oourt Dec. II: Jameo SybiiEbenboch, Adm., Cooee LJrr7 Rile ll IUinC louie 1 200 to I.«> 1•. Vaughan, put maoter OO::t :.: w~'!"'~i:jed a/'":'~, ed :~~:,;otor~•ta surp ~·~ M. Lyons. II, Sprllllfleld, opeedo ~U-~~~..ttee ;:~ Wilbur tralnlng ot LJekiiiDII Air , _ ~ of Pomeroy Lodge Richard w. Saturda R I 1110!1 peoslm s c tuc. bonded to appMr Nov. 79: ey, ~ ...,• • liT Bue, Tau. Hll ........ II: :".:!.'.f.~...~:::. DIVOTID TO INTIIIQ Vaugh n will be b,staUed 8 s P:'"· Yon t. 7, two and predictions for holiday woek end CarltiJ E JamU II Taylor Jcreo Lebonon. A.B. Larry E. Rile, ft.F. JSio.,. .. """" '"' • ""'"" MIIG' u ..AN •a•• a n.ine-tenths mile!l south of Tu~ "talities and m· toad . · ' • ' 1' Sldrt- M ..,.,... ,....._ ... f'MIIIM4. a. nfull HJ - - "' ~ wnr<hipful maater or the lodge. pers Plains. Officers said tho ' the lea~s nali~::.'u . a~ Mich., pa1Sing over the yellow \· •. Ar t!'f ..::'::':':...~-:...,.,Ill' 701'10, Dol 11011, ·....- ...., - .1 ...,. • 101 .-:; Refreshment. will he oerved. animal ran lato the path of a: way ~aughte Y "' I.,•• Une 011 • eurve, bonded lD mu- ~~~ """"' ~~c, I. Lact!Jnd A.P.B., Tello, '18116• ..,. .._ ....... """'No.-· - dr' b r. mclpal court Dec. 1: and wu- RJtWT, I ICJ't!l, 8eJpJG. Larry iJ a pdulte of Ru&- 0: ~== Ct:O.. "': Pab='*'_!~MII.:..:!-:-'= COLl/llll!VI (UPI) - Gov. ''" tvee y Roger M. Norman, I The UPI !aid the Buckeye 111m J. Moodlspaugh, II, Mtcl- 1 Bernlce Jel!tn to Slate ol !IIIII high ochool, clau Ill 1161- ~-tho 24, Pomeroy. Tbecar wao heav· State ranked thlrd with 31 cllepor~ cited 1o llololp <Oilllty , Ohio, l.OSI am!l, Sollsblll')'. 15 and 11W14 enjoJ llelilng ••n ,..., .:!u!'%.~ =,~.-,:: 3';,~ James A. R-. attd • ,...., lly damosed. Norman "" not traffic <t<oths, taking a bock -~ ~- , · Ben~ce Jeffers to state of ~- ·~ friencll ....., ..... " ~ ..... " ' ....... '" ,.,.. ·U of state offlclab will Itt • InJured ~~NY~·• &1'1:\:. •· uvw •w · ollJIIttmtat t.optbar wtth a aouce UU1. 1 I · aea on Y to California with 41 Ohlo, .IJ8 ICI'fl, tllllsbury. Mr. IIDfl Mrs. Daye Callode of '"" ,.. - - • "" .. . _ " - on llllOther Industry llnlllta Francll A. Wau~, 28, Gam. and New Vorl< state wtth 31. Mlnnlnl D. Weltcler, Mary aear Point Hoek, Mr. and r:"'..:,.~.,: "!J'••~•;.,: trip lo New Yilt CIIJ ,..... polls, eacaped ati'IOQJ Injury One drowning and three mlscel· AF1'E1l DEC. ' ft. Webstr. to Stato If (Jitlo, Mrs. ChJrles Rift and Mn. :~ ":::&"~,'!it.., day. , and jlQIIstble drowmng In a one laneous mishaps swelled the to- FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. 2.740 l<rtll, Saillllury. Etbel Rl" lpent IlalurdaJ • - IWorl .... ..,. .,1 ,.. ,.. • - a':,""'::: The ml I I wW ...,. accident at 4: tO p.m. Sat. tal to 35. The" was ono death (UP!) - General Manacer Ed Mannlnt! D. Weltcler u - lll'tiiiOII wUb MMrJ Pay WGOCI 1D """ " '"' - •• mall)' ol llle 171 _ . , . urday on the .swan <nt!k Rd., in oouthorn Ohio, at Portsmouth Short 1ald today the Chicago I A. Webster w State ~ Mrl. Myrla Rife.' ~-::.=."::.::..."';:! leadlnc --~~ ...,_ lhreo ud ..,IJt.!enthl miles where Mary Ems, 11. Houston WbUe So1 will not Jllllolnt a l!uomt!nt, Sallsbtll')'. Mr. tnd Mn. Allert Boloa uc1 the . . . . ••....,_ of lito north of Rt. 7. Hollow. was accirlentaUy 1 b·o t new manager untij liter the Abna F ~~ to J 1 ~ Keany, -r-"' ...... •·""'wllh ........ "' ,.._I• - " - - - · ...... .._ N tiM A I a .. ...... 'Ihl ......... id w h . I"W"aa" • • v· JOD, _, I . end:lt: eo tbe ... , . . . . . . . . .., .........,.,..... . , a all • • • . - - - "" aug • trav- !AI deoth by her ...Cither •t thoDr buebaU tneeliDp, wlticb end Brien, Roberla C. ll'Brled, Lot, bll allttr, Mr. and IIH. IJio ,._. ..,.., .., ...,.,.,.. .., ...._ - ...... u.aa:-= ....... ...._ •liD& north, went lDlD a dtlch home while oeekin• prowlero. Dec. t. POIIl.....,, ••· Otmri ••h~ " ' - .... .,.. . . . ., "" " ' IIO.Gih ... ert R. Bolee Racltaol 8ot<e to en MUll, Middleport. Staet of ~ .10 •ere~~. SaUl- BJrtb. Saturday - u.-:=.. Buckwbeal Socief y N fes I = ':.r ,............ - ..,, ..... ..,,_ ' :',.::: :"'... .=.:;.':' l:r:!.... '!!! =:(t..,..,...C..:.,'*::u":o: Obi Takes 3 d WI'tb Slaughter :L.::' - 0::: "'.,..----THE DAILY SENnNEL =::::r., ..,"..:'.:=, 1 u....... 8 - ., ,. ..,. o• v.- .=. " '" . " " " ., . , - ., "" -.':::.'.:. ., ,. ":""J:· :Of"..:"..,':':.:.t=. 'iii:, . -·-· -...... -· I • Eastern ·o·pens County Cage Season with Solid 62-31 Victory (l) o•DINANCI NO, IH lhlnt ... repii\IDI UM prl~ bt ~,. !MI dw"tH b)' Col\UDld• Qu ol o~ .lnc•• ttl lllCCUIOrl or .....,...., fDt aatural Ill to ttM VU· Itt• or Pl)mtr.J, otdo, aDd lo ttl :=:..':" '"" - - :::"'"''""--" - · ... '""' ....... w!i:" :'...,Dtf:'::.,,: .. ••- :::" =-='J:..• .., :...!\l:'l "" -=-= _...,_ ... ._., ...... ___ _ I Tbe Ea!=lf.ern P:fl$1l"lf'!~ hmr-h-~ time and had pulled In from 44- Pooler anrl GuRrd C'harlt!IJ Eichihe roundball sea~on mi2.1 by the start of the fo.urth linger. bnlh with JB. Pooler hit ~g· c unty opened their qunrter. six field goal attempts and 1 ~ b~sketball campaign Southwestern's Gene Hall, a four fool shots while Eichinger with a convir.~ing 62-31 win ov- hot-s~ting forward, connected tallied seven buckets and twv 1 er the Southwestern Highland- seven times, moslly on a JUmp-!free throws. 1 G 1li County Saturdayler Just outstde the key, and Just under double figures for e~:h: at haor! ended up winning scoring hon-1Eastern were Junior Richard 01 Coach Gar~ Parsons' Eag- 1ors of tlle game. He got 18 points I Douglas, with 9 points and Sen.1., edged Into a !4-11 lead by on seven field goals and four : or ~harles Knight, with B. Eas~ the end of the first period up- free throws. . . ern s other starter, Steve Badg. 1 'Caro te talk aboul It?" ped the margin lD 23-! 9 by 'half. Tho Eastern SCOring attack ley, had six. = " - --;,;__ ________ was paced by Center John Southwestern stayed with tho l ··Inn I ~glc:: mof'lt of' the nm perlnd, l to Ganfa Counfy for an encount.- .E'Rst.Prn 14 28 44 fi2 Euflfern - Douglall 1-3-1; but fell behind just before. the er with Hannan Trace. Soulbwe1dero - Hall 7-4·18 ; KnighL 4--0-8; Pooler t).4..1G; quarter ended. The Highlanders The loss left Southwestern Elliott 3-0-6; Colley 1-0-2; Jac- Badgley 2-2-6; Ei~hinger 7-Z..lS; narrowed the gap to three with a 1·1 slate for this season. son O-Z..2; Shriver 1-0-2; Carter Justis 142; Martin 1-1-3; Roualt points cnce midway through 1 The Southwestern reserves 0-1·1. Totala 12- 7-=~-1_. ~:0--2. Totals 25--12 -62. the second st11112a, but then Iwon 46-28 over .the Eastern Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., Nov. 29 , 196:;.a the Eagles offense began cliCk· squad In the preliiiiiilary game. - ---·-~- ~· - - ~ Jng and they moved Into a safe Keith Carter. Southwestern, led margin. all scorers with 16 and J~ml L-..J: , Eastern hit on %5 of 61. field Clradwell ropped Eastern w1th l goal attempts for a 40 per cent nme. average from the field. The By Qua-. I 'In Eagles wiU travel next F'rirlay ' Southwestern I 19 2G 311 1 EIIIICI'lelds 3rd Floor Fum1ture , , , where you tan get a real buy a Hounds Ranked Among Top Contenders in SEO Chase Comfortable Easy Chair The Nelsonville Greyhounds, \ pBir with Schultz at guard. Timl ]oaded with h.eight and speed, Pancake, 6-2 junior, will ~pe.n , figure to be a strong contend-jat fnrward If Daugherty 1sn t· er for the Southeastern Ohio ready. League basketball crown this Other members of the varsity season. squad are Gary Haynes, 5-4 1 Coach Bob Sheskey's cagers senior guard; Gregg Warr~,i rang up a 17-4 overall mark last 5-5 senior guard; Larry Corrl-J .:eason and were runners-up be-- gan, 5-3 JUnior guard; Courtney hmd SEOL champ Athens for Haning, 5-10 junior forward; the second straight year with Mark Mechem, 5-7 junior guard, a 12-2 recurd. and Paul Conrad, 5-11 junior . The Greyhounds, with a front fo~~:~ville's !963-66 schedule lrne averaging over 6-3, couJd f 11 . I 0 d('velop. into one of the finest n:~ · 3 _ At Jackson. N:lsonvtlle squads In years.. Dec· 10 _ At Logan. Sheskey had two returnmg D 11 _ Middleport starlers- AII SE.O forward Bob 17 _ At Wellst~n. Richards, 6-3 semor, and spark- De 18 Alb plug gunrd Sieve Schultz 5-8 ne~.' 21 Ath:~;.' senior. Dec. 27 • 28 '" York Holiday Terry Daughlerty, 6-1 \.i sen- Tournament. lor jumping Jack, was slated to Jan. 7 - At Pomeroy. open at the other forward post, Jan. 14 - Gallipolis. but he sutrered an ankle injury Jan. 21 - Jackson. Monday . Jan. 22 - At Albany. Filling out the startVtg lineup Jan. 28 - Logan. will be members o[ last 1year's Jan. 29 - At Middleport. championship reserve team. Feb. 4 - Wellston. Sandy Harold, 6-5 junior, will Feb. 11 - At Athens. take over the center slot, and Feb. 18- Pomeroy. Steve Hu'bbard, 5-ll junior, wi!l Feb. 25- At Gallipolis. I 4 o:C: = Early American, Modern, Traditional and French Provincial. And a wide choice of Charleston Wins CFL Grid Title slyles •• recliners, rocker recliners, lounge CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UP[) run. In the third period, Ed CAGE ACTION- First regular roundball play of the season in Meigs county was Saturday night at Eastern k1cked a 40.yard as the Eagles downed Southwestern of Gallia county. Bud Jackson (41), Gene Hall (masked in background), and -The Charleston Rockets ":~~~ ~ ~~:~ra~:~~ 1 orbiting atop the Infant ( goal. Don Colley, foreground , are mixed up with Eagle Steve Badgley about to get the bat~ and Charles Knight tmental Football League too•Y·! ' background, also of Eastern. - Sentinel Photo. Rifle fullback Joe Williams The Rockets launcred first se::tson in the CFL through for a 43-yard ~~.1@ I FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. lose a on..hllter In 13 lnulngs, rolling up a H-ll record run In the fourth ~ The Rockets Roger AU Individuals IDterested ia (UPI - Harvey Haddix. for ·j signed Sunday BJ pitching capped It with 24-7 win f · lnd d ' t ba for the Vancouver ] retaliated by interonrung an tpe:n en Sa mer St. Louis Cardinal star 1coach the Toronto RH!es Sund.ay k• thaD Ieagne for lbe GeII'1poa pass and running it who on May 26, 1959, pitched 12 i Mounties of the Pacifil;l! Coast ' the lea_gue championship game. ,. ~ tnded f 1 26 yards for the final ! ts a, "• are rem o a innings o( perfect ball only to Leagut. The Rifles. stymied ,~;n ..~~~:~~~;,~n of the game. meeting wnight, beginning at formidable Rocket d1 7 o'clock, at Bob Saanden were able to get inside Toronto finished the regular da Ed Quaker State Service Ceat.er Charleston 39 only once season with an 11-3 record A11 - State canh te Jac- ~ nd ••• obs red · 33 · '" d La on Seco - Flue St., tn the game. Charleston's towners were P?u. m pom 14 an r- Gallipolis delighted with the league Iry G1lhland added 26 Saturday • The defensive unit lntE!r<e!pt- jl championship but today faced night to lead Wellston to an !N$""'"' """"'"'-""'' >1fl!.1fi!J".... ' -. ..,.,~<'!'., §.__ , ,, ed four Toronto passes, problem stemming from a r89-60 baske tball VIctory over J hnsl d 0 M . Allensville o on an ave axwe 11 ere d a f urn bl e, bl ocked a weekend meetmg of CLF · earh had Ia markers. and completely bottled up Jacobs, a 6-0 senior guard. hit : Allensville is now 1-3 on the I Rifle offense. d J • passe a reso uhon on 15 of 23 shots from the floor I' season The game was Wells- I' the Rockets in the first half-~~tip_~lat!••g all league teams added three out of four from ton's opener. , Rifle offense. must lease or havft under the free throw line, and pulled I . Ron Miller scored twic•~.alr;~or~~::~;~~~~:~·;:.~ by 1967 a stadium down 12 rebounds. 1 Allensville 14~15-18-13- 60; 20 000 Reibel 2t, Allen 2, Johnst111 15, the Rockets in the first The Cha,rle~tn Stadium seats Wellston built up a 25-13 lead \ Maxwell 15, Gravea 7. once on a 29-yard pass to Jim quarter, and Wtllst.on--25- 20-19·22- 89: Hoi· 12 ,000 and Sunda 's m the f:rs~ Moss and once on an eight~yard game f<~iled YLo :s~retched 1t to 48-29 by half- zapfel 2, Gilliland 26, Stabler 3, even that man £a 1ttme. Jordan 4, Jacobs 33, Bu·esclber NBA Standing• Y ns. Mac Bethel paced the Aliens· 8, Martin 2, Lavender 2, 7100 11 d d By Unll~d Pres • a en e · ville attack with 21 pomts. Rex l lilf 5, Hay burn 4. Easteru Division w. L. Ohfo High Sebool Basketball Boston 14 5 United Press Iaternatonal Cincinnati 14 6 Lincoln 57 Philadelpha 12 7 Columbus Linden McKinley 54 New York Canton McKinley 57 6 15 Western Division Cleveland Glenville 46 w. L. Akron East 54 ONLY Los Angeles 14 9 Canlon Cjntral Catholic 35 San Francisco 11 12 Massillon 56 Fairless ~ $30.00 Down - Balanct St. Loui:i 8 10 Springfield Twp. 72 Tuslaw 45 1 Conv.ni•nl Term~ Baltimore JO 15 Marion Harding 39 Newark Ja i Detroit 6 16 .273 Marlon Catholic 8El Ridgedale 49 i c_', Sunday's Results Danville 63 Hllsdale 45 I Baitlmore 110 St. Louis 102 Wooster 60 Smithville 41 fURNITURE CO. Los Angeles 128 Detroit 110 Cloverleaf 62 Norwayne 56 MASON, W. VA. ,, !Only ~ames scheduled) Hiland 64 Orrville 62 Monday's Gamts Rittman 72 Highland 32 (No games scheduled! JaCObSpaCeS ' ' "" " . chairs, swivel rockers, platform rockers and occasional chairs. Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture, Pomeroy . We11ston F'IVe Over Allensvi'lle • • 1 We go to aU the trouble of redesigning our interiors, improving our hamDing, and refming our Wide-Track ride, and some people buy us just for our looks. I. I 1 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 MASON NFL Standlngo By Ualted Pres11 International tAstera Division WLTPot x • Cleveland 92 0 St. Louis 5 60 . Washington 5 6 0 .455 New York 56 0 .455 Dallas 4 7 0 .364 Philadelphia 4 7 0 .364 Pittsburgh 2 9 0 .182 x-Clmched division title Westeru Divsoa WLTPet. Ballimore 9I l Green Bay a 31 :m Chicago 740 San Francisco 150 Detroit 55 I Mtnoeoota sao Loo AngeleJ 290' Gifts .. , parties, .• extra groceries , , • they all add up. And if Holiday Expenses catch you short of cash , , • let us help. We lend mil· lions of doUars to thousands of people for hun- dreds of diflerent masons ••• and keepiAg tile boldays .,.wr" i s - IRD'Ilgil. . $25 to*2000 - Sundity'l Reoulll Cblcago 38 How York 14 Cleveland 4Z Plllttlnqb 21 · Waohlngton M Dallas II PhUadelpbla 21 II. I.oull 14 San 46 Mhmesoto 21 Los 11 Gr.- BaJ !G Gs=11 Chicago 11 Dallas at • DatroU Ill 1111 '· l.ol Angelee • lollonelota It Bay = an. fiUIJlo&toa It balntl I . • -------- A..... llllll """" ....d Aloe te - people latt .. loot -ll>e .. - ... bofoloo llooy l i p l o r l l e - - . . - .. - ......... - t o ..... Wloy. .... . , _ - ...... - - ll"lllbBACAJ: 1 Mel& zan$' ECONOMY SAVINGS & lOAN COMPANY , . losw- ,.,.,_ 0.. Nil!.-. ¢ "' Enrytbing's "'!tit! ' lng Oll'f use of rich, genl1ine walnut t>a"'el- lnrred ,bly enough, mi]ke Ol.tf f'on:fiacse¥ell , tog. AAt1 - Ol(){tJ . ...... Weill had our engineers take our tr!Citcaq apart to see it they can make them ....._, ~ ond - · looxuttoos. DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. a.,,...1Mplg. r ntsthat, enfoy.a ble \o orwe. Really, lhou~-we doo"t C¥ewtlich one C'r our feal u!le-s gets you inside Me of out new Pont1acs, ;ust as long as It gets YC* there. And it will. At least judgfn(l b,. the of f'Qollacs "'" - ... lllo ION. ia tiger country. Wide-Track Pontiacf&& . • rat e aooo w aw.v uao -~ - - ·-- 300 W. Second Sl-WYanclotle 2-2111, Pw_, NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON - - .......,., yoo '" •• ··~ oA PLM:E u., tQfi\ BLAETTNARS POIIIEROY, 0. �•. #'0'"''~'1' t . , "~' ' f '·~. r :rr · ( .""# I 1 , s I . Clevel and RIps tee ers, w·IDS ' East r·ItIe ~:r~d ~:db·~~ !''"~~:~~o~!II 4·Daily S~tinel, half and went 15 yard• lor the ft•'• second string quarterback JtouehdoWD passes ID I last score of the game. He Ron Vander Kelen heaved two effort. 3 -ICICIC_IIIC_""' pass called back by a penally. F 1' 1 · r ,.- ' ~ f "- 1-~ ! "' l ~> I·'· 1 =~ f:c t ;: J •~ pn :-:1' "'I ' .' I · :.·:. ~ d ·~t : ;J,:":f 1.~; " nI"' '{ ~ ~~ /1.1' 'f ~ '/ ' ... loslnl o., Nov. 29,1965 MO•OROI.A w~,"a~~er~:~~et, ~~~ple~~i~~l I By CURT BLOCK Pomero!!'!dleport, - .... t yards on the ground In the first Chicago clobbered New York session. He w.. on the Second string signalcaller i UP! Sports Writer lhalf al Pittsburgh Sunday and 35·14; Washington edged Dallas receiving end . of a 27·Y•rd !Roman Gabnel WDS aoother, passes for 234 yards and one . As J immy Brown got?s so ga lthe Brown!! . returned to thel34-31; Philadelphia beat . St.: scoring aeria~ fro~'!' res_erve herQ as the n.~ms registered to~chdown. Earl Morrall of ~he th' Cleveland Hrown.c;., There- \dressing room clinging to a 1Louis 28-24; and San Francisco _qtrarterba.ck Jim ~1now~k1 to their second_ \ICt.ory of the I G1ants tossed lw~ s~rmg ~ fore it's liltle wonder that tbe sllm 7-ll lead. . whipped Minnesota 4.1-24. . complete the game$ sconng. ; season. Gabnel guJded the club' passes for N~w Yorks pomts. w ~o! iona l ~'oolbull Lcagne's · Winner of the $10,1100 Hickok I Overall; the bruising fuUback t61 yards m the first penod Wilh Washmgton s Sonny. J ur·J <',•fi.•ndlng champions will be in However, Brown . a~ the Belt as the outstanding profes-. rushed for 146 yards, marking l Ben Wilson slashmg fl~e yards gensen threw scormg_ stnkes of 1 ,. li1le game again ~nd their Browns ca~e l? life :n the , sional athlete of 1964, Brown the .seven!~ .ti~e this season, !off gua.rd for LA .s only ! 1_0 yards to Bobby M,itch~ll ~.nd , ;:lt·ump<lr.Jtle fullback is in the/econd h'al_f as Ju~rny ~rossed i established 8 new personal one·· and 57th m his career, that. touchd?v;n. The rem~mder or, five yards to An~elo Cola l'iltb : !he goal h_ne for SlX pomts on· season touchdown. mark for Brown has gained more than ' Lhe pm~ts camt: on f1eld goals 1Jcss than fou~ mmutes to pl_ay 1 1, ,,~-; 1 nt' bis rinest season. rhe NFL kingpins cli nched rour occas1ons to spa_rk Cleve·l himself at l9 with three games ; 100 yards in a sing le contest. of 26, 49, 43, and 41 yards .by as the Redskms . railed to wm. ! , 1 ,. l·::~.~ 1 (·rn Division crown for Jiand to a 42·21 tro~cmg of the1Jeft and raised his total jXIint j . Gossett and B: last penod A last-second field goal attempt~ lile sr('ond strai ht ear Steelers. The trmmph gave l production to 114 for another Los Angeles pi'acelrac_ker safetr. . by D~llas' Danny Villanueva ; , ~ _, g Ytl •Cleveland an Ullbeatable four·•career hi'gh Bruce Gossett booted rour f~eld Ch1cago sensat10n Gale Say· I from the 44, was blocked. 1 . dl !uciY . the East Wit. h' . · . . ers set a Ieague scor1ng recor dl 'nie .Skms · trai·1 ed 21-v• when .,. ·, . :mu . .once• more le !:game lead m . . goals· in the Rams' surprise (J.Ifft.trKe was the rrdoubtable i lhree games renmining. Jimmy talhed m the third j victory over Green Bay that•of 14 touchdowns in a freshman ! Jurgenson tossed 2& yards to !It ~ ~r. Brown. otber Games .rerl()lj on runs of lhree and two Idropped the Packers l'h games Iseason by romping to two1Charley Taylor in. the second Tl:e bune cruol,ing former ! In other NFL games, Los. yards and dashed 1$ yards to l behind Baltimore, tho Western scores. The 22-year-old half , period. The W.shmgton quar; ~lr;wuse slur was held to 191Angeles upset Green !lay 21-10; paydirt to open the final DIVISIOn paceseller. , sprmled 4> yards In hte .~rst ' terback scored hiS learns second TD on a one yard • 1 GIfT PAK SPECIAL i . ! ' I 1 lv- ...,............... , ... .. llolo . ,................ - I -·--·· ------- - - ·- • -· · l Best S '~7et .1_ ~ - - t0 FOR THE HOUSE tbllsmlr, ..._ I I I . . . . ..,_ 1 Come Weekend Sports Summary · - pi~~· ~h:a~:~~~1. q~:;~~ of I Norm Snead pitching to Pete!I .... _........ ,..... .... ..... Jooot ......... """'"' ..... 1Toronto 24-7 to win the Retzlaff worked tbree times I By JEFF MEYERS !No. 3), 10-ll, vs Alabama INo. closer to the Miami eod zone I Continental Footb>ll League , from distances of 23, five and ~w Ul'l Sports Writer $), 8-1·1. I than field goal d1stance. The 1 PHILADELPHIA IUPtl -~ champwnshLp. II yards out to elimmate the . After major college Sugar, J•n 1 -Missouri (No. ! Irish churned out 175 yard! on Army and Navy battled to a 7-7 _ _ Cardmals from pennant conten609 f "11,,, 11 games, !he best Is still 61 , 7.2.1, vs. i<londa (No. HI, 1· , the ground and beld the lie m the 66th game of the" I AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPII _lion. The Eagles picked orr.! lo rome. J3. Hurricanes to minus 17 yards interservice football rivalry. , Kathy Whitworth won the · three Charley Johnson passes, w ASide from three clashes on Gator, Dec. 31 - Georgia 'rushing. . . -! Titleholders Women's golf lour.l three by Nate Ramsey, to halt~ So!urday, the collegiate gridir· lTech (No. 15), 6-l-1, vs. Texas Mike Garrett, the Hetsman, NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J.I namenl with a 287, Card mal ralhes. ~ on carnpnign virtually closed Tech {No. 9), 8·2. , Trophy, winner, broke Ollie : r~PIJ -Unbeaten and untied __ San F:ancisco _playcaller ~ ldl l l~st weekend, aiming the Bluebonnet, Dec. 18- 'len· Mats~o~ college rushing record 1 M.1ch1gan Stale was LAFAYETTE, La. (UPI) - ,John Brodie threw .five tou_ch- l' ~pullight solely on the post· nessee (No. 8), (i-J-2, vs. by p1ck~ng up 112 yards to wmner of the ~acArthur Bowl Babe Hiskey of Pocalello, : down passes., four m the f1rst ~ St'LJson bowl games. Out of 3 Tulsa (No. 16), 8-'Z . boost his three-year , tornl to , by the NatiOnal Football , Idaho, won the Caju n Classic h'aH as the 49 ers .r~lled ~p a~~ l1 poss ible 115 cnndidates when Liberty, Dec . 18 - Auburn, 5-\3.22l yards. Garretl s eff?rl 1 FoundatiOn and Hall or Fame. ! golf tournament in a sudden 10 lead. Brodie s SIX·POJ?t E t!:e 1!1155 season began, only 14 4-1, vs. Mississippi (No. 18), 6- , plus the four-touchdown passmg l -, ;death playoff. •passes went to John Dav1d ~ ol lhe nation's outstanding 4. ,performance of Troy Wmslow, · NEW YORK 1UPI) -fhe , I Crow (47 and nineyards), Dave~ teams will play in the seven A pair of bowl-bound elevens, : gave t~e lOth-ranke~ Southern Atlanta Falcons made . TexiJS I NEW YORK UPI) - The•Kopay (20). Berme Case_y ~39J 'JI radio Gift Pak ONLY 1and Dave Parks !3C'), Mmneso-- ~ major bowls Tennessee and UCLA, conclude 1Cal Trojans a 56-6 vtctory over linebacker Tommy NoblS the ; 0 ld It . . COMPLETE WITH EARPHONE, • · · ' b' t \1' · N h· · the National ' ec. 11 wor we erwe1g111..1111 e1 _. ___ · - · - - · CARRYING CASE AND BATTERIES Ht're's how the lineup looks, college footballs .igges season yommg. I o. 1 c OICe m I bout between Emile Griffith ' ii.. for the seven top bowl games Sat urday along Wllh Maryland· Football League draft and the d M 1 G 1 ·u be ·u 1· 1 . k' · p St 1 d Oklahoma· • 'IJ ·am·, Dolphi'ns made J1m an anue onza ez WI • G · htYsh'rt k t d' (IH l na wna rdn ing m enn a e an Saturday's CoUege FB Results In . . . the first in a series of major . rea t va 1ue ·m th'IS m;g I poe e ra !O paranthe!;es): IOklahoma State. ' llflinera1 Bowl ' Gra.bow_skJ or Illlno_Js the No. 1 sports events to be televised S" 11 • Reliable performance from 6-transistor, 1· The Army-Navy feud turned j chmce m the American Football . . . "' ~ d'10 d h · Rose Jan 1 -Michigan Slate . bbl S t d at Excelsior Sprin«s, Mo. 1 g draft natwnally m color by Madison llV2 Ia 10 • pr. ~ ~ e c asSis (No. 1), 10-0, \"S. UCLA (No. 4), ;~n;oaa s~~;l~n;quasco~le:sur ~~~ ~ N. Dakota 37 Nthrn Illinois 20 ..ea ue :.____ S~uare Garden in associ~tion ~ • Two IF stages, PLAcire Chassis, Automatio 1 ! between Notre Dame and -SCARSDALE, N.Y. (UPl) _ Wilh RKO General Produclwns Black ~ Gain Control 7+1. Coli on, J.m. 1 -Arkansas Miami and outstanding lndivi· lDoston Coil. 35 Holy Cross 0 Ace of Diamonds won the In the New York area the Brawn :~ • Operates on 2 low-cost penlite baHerles · (~o 2), 100, vs. LoUJswna dual performances stole the Army 7 Navy 7 (tie) Junior ConformatiOn Hunter telecast will be dei<Jyt.>d 24 ., lw • High-impactcaselnCharcoalorBeiga 1 State !No. 13),; 1. spothght. · Quantico 20 Memphis St. 14 Class title m the Boulder Brook hours. ~~ & Nl ht Orange, Jan. J -Nebraska The two service academies., Bng. Young 42 New MeXICO 8 Fall Horse Show. . .. i ~ Open Fri. S.t. g ·-- - ----·- - · - - · ' <ach hoping to salvage a Baylor 17 Rice 13 1 Sunday A naturaliZed CitiZen of the !W [ PHONE WY 2·2635 respectable season with a Mississippi 21 Mississippi St. 0; HANFORD, Calif. (UP!) _ Baroque pearls do nol com<·I Middleport 1~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO triumph, settled for unsatisfy.. TCU 10 SMU 7 Norm Nelson of Racine, Wis., from stck oysters. I ~.,.,.Jl».i)IJiiJii,.D)IIl~fiiU'JI:&»IIJt)IJt»tlt)t»tJdtiiUI» 7·7 tie instead as John Alabama 30 Auburn 3 won the 21lt).mile final event to ·- - - - - - Cartwright fired an eight-yard . Georgia 17 Georgia Tech T take the 1965 U.S. Auto Club Navy touchdown pass to Terry Florida 30 Florida St. 17 Stock Car championship. Murray lo match Sonny Stow· Tennessee 21 Vanderbill 3 er's 25-yard scoring burst for Tex. Western 38 W. Tex. St. 2. CHARLESTON. W.Va. (UPl) Army. Southern Cal. >tl Wyoming 6 [-The Charleston Rockets beat Notre Dame, ranked seventh Kings Pt. 22 Peon Military 2. - - - · lhe country, didn't score a Miami 0 Notre Dame 0 (tie) Tex. Southern 34 Fla. A&M 21 last week against top-rated St. John's (Minn) 28 Fairmont Arizona St. 14 Arizona 6 Michigan State and didn't get Linfield 30 Sui Ross 27 San Diego 44 CaL Western 0 Saturday ........ 11 p'Ae • • .. yowr DECORATOR AID UTILITY METALLIC DECORATED POLYETHYLENE BEAUTIES- 4 STYLES WASTEBASKETS ''"· Now you ..... ~.., lo lith! 11M lntHio Jooot .. ""' • Hay h...... 1 hold aoo4, ••- otock lhOH otedo I o¥Orydoy IF4I tl•• you tho laweot votedl ,nc. IQT. lhoto hoM whe" loo - .,..·a - • - toloado. Give this Motorola shirtpocket $7 95 GIRLS LOAFERS $3 99 77C 4-p~y!!!!!D D~O!! 'i Roush's Shoe Store 98 2 t , REPLACEMfNT '' ~ UARANTEE! REO. Ingels furnl"ture North Gallia Hopes to Improve Record Under Leadership of Coach Clyde Evans 198 TREE LIGHT S~!~ INDOOR liT Dtrt~T ITAY UT 88 DISHWASHER WI liC. PAPER IKCO llol PkJ. 1041RclleaToUI IICL 4gc TEASPOONS 19c 't - MERCURY - IPRAY 410 1.. ToW -g 188 wtm====11i '='"' --------------~~--~~-For Auto Windows, Locks DE·I[ER 1 NOT IXACTlY AS SNOWN EVANS PIICE SNOW SHOVEL ~~:: WITH GRIP HANDL REG. PRICE 2.17 .... "'•· &&·N~ Quall'ty Costs Less EVANS PRICE ALUMINUM a.mt. Colen RIBBON 1 49 EVANS PRICE fhristmas Mugs (liT CHRISTMAS BOWL SET PINT - QUART - 2 QUART PERFECT FOR MIXING - STORING - SERVING REO. I 1 LUSTROWARE CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS 229 EYAIS PRICE 3PC. MIX ·N STORE Christ••• Wrapplag The North Gallia Pirates, un· The reserve team will be •Dec. 17 - Southwestern ... A· der the leadership of a new composed of juniors - 5·10 Lar- 1Dec. 18 - Symmes Valley .. H I Gallipolis mentor, open their 1ry Creinens - 5·10 Dana Mitch· Dec. 21 _ Eastern . .. ... A former J11, Sophomores - 5-8 Jay Fi.sh· Jan. 1 _ Kyger Creek . , •.. , A' ' "?ach, Clyde Evans, (,alhpohs men.tor, open the1r er, 5-9 Leshe Lemley, 6' Mike Jan. 8 _ Wilton ... ...... A 1965-66 campa1an Saturday Payne, and Fred Deel. Fresh· Jan 14 _ Ea 1 rn H night against. Rutland with a men - 5-8 Donald Browning.. Jan: 23 _ Wift:n :: : ::·::: H ~·ars1ty _co~ pnsed of three sen- 5-l John Garnes, .5-6 Ro~t , Jan. 28 _ Hannan Trace . , A 1ors. a Jumor, three sophomores Greenlee, 5-11 Roome Morrl! .Jan. 29 _ Symmes Valley .. A and one rreshman. and .5-10 Charles Peck: Other jFeb. 4 _ Southwestern . ... H The Pirates will be seeking candutates ~re ~5 Dav1d Ball. , Feb. 8 _ Rutlaud . ..... A to improve a 4-15 record of last ' >·II Ronnie McClaskey, $-ll ·Feb. 11 _ Kyger Creek H season which was one of t Chris Snnth. 5', Larry Bowcott,IFeb 12 _Hamden .. .:::: A 1wor..;t in Lhe school 's history. 5-5 Ronme Easton, 5-6 John Gar· 1- - - - - - • • ; Seniors - Ralph Taylor, Ron nesh, 5-11 Lonnie Neal and 5-5 , ·Twyman, and Clyde Smith all Phillip Roberts. 5-9, gained some experience last I The Pirates will play three I 1season on North Gallia's var·lstralght home games before O~rigidalro eAdmiral sity squad. traveling to Southwestern Dec. 1 , Others oo the varsity will be l 17. The junior high coaches are 1 e Speed Queen • Hoo•er ' 5-11 junior Roger Garrett 6-2 1Bill Wooldridge and Bruce , • Provincetown I sophomore' Nate Logan 6: so- i Gabriel. Dean Mason is Evans' 1phomore ~enter Davtd' Mays assistant. 0 Floxsteel 5-10 sophomore, David Skidmor~ Here's North GalUa'o oched- - - - - - - - - and 6-1 freshman, Dan Logue. ule: ' t;arrett and Skidmore moved •Dec. 4 - Rutland ·.. H up from the reserve team Dec. 10- Hannan Trace · · · H MIDDLEPORT 1 season U>gan who also moved Dee- 11 - Hamden · · ;:;iiii~[ WY 2-3748 •up to the first team will handle • ,the ph·ot duties this year. Mays MIDDLEPORT, 0. Iwill see action both in the pivot aiJd_at _a_forwar~~~ol: 77C GAlAXY MATCHED I ! 14QT. And lUck lpob On The Road. CAl 22·0Z.CAN 1 i KING Builders Supply Co. 1 GIFTS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY BAKER fURNITURE · i"iiiiiiiiiiii 'I lastl ------.,...-.,..=,! FIIIIT QUALITY NYLON Call in the morning. CASH before night. J Just love our new Gas d11er. II ... Dish Towels ITUNII . MO PIBIIUI Ulll b weather . .. or hang1ng up long lines of wet cl01:hes. Gas drying ts thrifly. too. About a penny's worth of Gas drtes a whole load . Why not please both your family and yourself I See your Gas appliance daaler. Let him show you the handsome. advanced styling of today's Gas dryers. For drying. Gas makea the big difference _...,.boa~_ MIN AND IDYl" BU:BY I'I'BJ:TOI G.LOVES , , .costa leu. tool ltiii-M·L . ' ..;._ ftl • nan PRICE ' • .;; 1 Try new . . Mr. .,.,_niltP lucky Stri~e Filters .;; :;... ~ . .,..('... .. .. ~· ~ It < · SAVINGS 00. . ,.~ft . .. ... .. •• . . lloolcF•~ ~ ' ~ Dries a full load for about a penny's worth ofGu• •l .. " SNOWFLAKI .... rAllS _____________ _________ 1ime her Gas dryer saves. No more waiting for the f<>r our qalck OX. Tbesr.ll<lp fooo . _ _ , , PAll AIIOilT, IOLOIII IIIBITO l4 w. MY\.OH minutes. And how rnoth er delights in the hours of YOU ..., aave _ , . bJ ....u.ll wlth ...._ BOOT SLIPPERS FUll TOPI- BOYS'- DAN RIVEl- ALL COTTON-WAJHABll th1ck.er and thtrst1er ... and tfEy're ready to use in Buy real barp1Do. C1oOD 1lp blllo. lliam dlo<ounla. Have IDill'O fooo ,......... 1"- s 39 UDIU' F.__ It makes things so soft and fresh:' Gas drying gentiM your clothes. Wash ·n wear sk1rts come out smooth and wrinkle -free, sweaters dry soft afl.i fluffy ... good -looktng enough to del ig ht the most ftnicky teen -ager. That's because gentle Gas drying fluffs things dry. Towels are HOSIERY LADIES' .111 aa·Uo aa·_ pelr c PAll SNOW FLAKI WAFFLI WIAVI DISH CLOTHS S TOWEL PKC. pit,. 6 TO A PKC. TEFLON COATED Oven Mitt & Pot Holder scRi:P.ERS & SPATULAS TEFLON lltONlNC IOARD PAD &COVER SET EVANS PRICE 99c 69C 39c .. 29c ... �·· - · - · ·· . , . , . ,.~ ,_.,.Middllpllt, 0., "'"'· •• ltel Miss Grover of Letart Dies NEI HAVEN On Saturday n•tiD'BD' lltNNER Rousb, Mro. Rolalld KOJT, !lob- ···········- ···- ··· ··· 4······1'" •····- • ·--' oller Mr. and Mro. 8el'llllrd Ledlle. leroarliiDIII of Langsvme cel~bratecl tlleir l ~til weddll'8 1nmversary S!ID' Tbo 1111111011 SloWanloblp Din· bit ond Dilllf, M111. Jooeph PT PLEASANT- Mls Groce Iday, Nov. 2t at their new home. . . 1 ..,. Ill St. Paul'• Llllleroa Paugh, Debbie, Be<ty and · They were married ~ years on · Clwrcb wu lleld oa WedneodaJ Jacki•, Mr. William Russell Ru•· IGrover. II, Lttart, died Satur- ~ the 18th of November. evenbtl in till biiiiJDIIlt a1 the sell, David, Brian and Dwain. day af!ernoon at her )lome ef· A turkey dinner was enjoyedl A recent_occurrence eaustslovera: death, wlll slow It down. I C!'llurch. Followlnl the meal a Mr. ad Mrs. Paul Roush, Cin- ter 1 hngerlng Illness. She wasl&t noon at .a table centered lme to dec1de t_hat some or_ our l S~ m my latest reply_-vielutlyl busineu meetlDI wu beld aud di., Mark and Greg, Mra. Mar· 11 r~ hospital house~eeper. with 8 lovely three • tiered · large c?rpora.tlon.s have e1ther ~ drfferent. method. I ... the budget for the yar .., 811 tin Ohlinger, Mrs. Harold Rose, ~ss Grover wa8 ·born m Che- whitt and silver trimmed wed.! an abi~mg faith m the honesty· filled out the blank spaces discussed witb reports belnl Buddy and David, Mn. Hilda ahtre, Ohio, en April 21, 1904, ding cake, topped with 8 bride of. th~1r fello~men, a greater the enclosed agreeme01 nln. I10Y"'· 1 given by Jolm F. RouD ud Ridgway, Johnny, Jay aDd Jack- daughter of the l11te Mr. and and groom with silver and · fa1th m the eff1caey of ~he pov- ed that I was -:- not William RuueiL A ftlmatr.ip, if., Mrs. Velma Roush., Mn. Mn. Ruful Grover. Slle waa a whitt candles on each aide. l.er~y-pr~am, or cons_Iderable had no occupation, DQ acres "Me ID a Pulpll" wao oboWil William Powell, MrL OIIAII.-ber ol lllo l'allll Pleasant Mr. and Mrs. Ledlie rece~ved mflllratioo by ex-Washmgton . der aultlva~~ or •lldltlotl!i by Rev. Juk Welch. Grimm, Katlly Rooah. Cbure> ol God. · • number of lovely guts lnclud· bureaucrats who have absorl>ed and had ~ ~ncome In •• Those tt-v~tn• Mr aod Lift originated m the ~ea1l Survl 1..... t ·t M ing several very appropriate sil- the theory that increased debt to above. "••' a.__.....,. were . Uoa ! . v.lllfo are wo Sl~ ers, :s. ver pie~s. Iis ··good for the country.'' I The space for addres!!es ,.. Mrs. Harry Layne, Mr. •.•d l aud wu about~ mU ytarl jSylvll Danner, Gabon. Oh10, Mr. Ledie and two of his sisstora with which you have Mrs. Robert Laynt, Harrlett, old before mov1111 into aod Mra. Vera Danner, Sara- t B . h' t . dM For the past few years I have credit dealings was Holly aDd Jay LaJoe, Mr. and water• and emo laad, accord- sota, Florida, and OM brother~ =~th~~~~ ~:~ :~lebr~~ been regularly beseiged by let- ignored _ but 1 did give Mnl. Jolla P. lloosh IIIII :Kathy inl to the Encyclapae<H Bri~ Merrill Gro•er, GaU.n. 1 ed blrtlldaya. A 'birthday cake''" from one of the large mail the name of "my" bank aod scott. Mr. and lllrL IJoa. . F iD bo heidi and mh• were presented them order and department store neglected to slate thai my . 1 aerviCI " 0 "~ old •---...._ ,.,_,_, YlcliiiDDica. ...,., · h · d · · thai I h . ~-........_.. "~I., Tu d • ,_ tho · Pt : The afternoon was enJ·oyed c ams esmng 8 ou ld count there Willi overdrawo Lilldo ond Erie ""-ardner " ay •Cburcll p.m. wtl God witb! · · "con-,· $2.84. .......... ' . Pleaunt laking pictures and visiting. I' take advanIge oI th elr 1111'. aad MrL lllrmla Layne, It 11 ettmate41 d1at tht avtr- , Clar E DIU of- ' . venient, no money down, easy! But on the whole, tbt """" IDll, Mr. and Mrl. John.aao Now York office ~utldlac l ::::.,:;: Bur:rwiU . be :: Atteodmg were the host and payment, revolvin~ credit plans·• rnent should have eauaed ,.,., Mr. IIIII Mro. Lloy4,7ltlda a - 1 klo o1 JtiUitiG 1 Hill etw 1 Chesh-lhostes' ond daughter Shtrley1 (th• English have a word torjself-respectlng credit. mato&glll'l ...... Mr.... MrL ~dolly lor ov..-y 11 otorieo. w:•v~enda";.y !a: 11 tbe. Mr. aDd . Mrs. Gary Freeman, it : tho call it the never. never 1 to !all faintilllJ to tha floor Buc..-k, Jr., SlsaD aDd Marg Pom~roy .. Mr. an.d Mrs . .J . T. plan). mg for breath and · AD14 Mr eod Mn. Carroll AdMohr-Steven~ Funeral Home Ledhe M1ss Bermce Ledhe and • • d fte 1 loda Th 1 hod , · . S · Ih ed h eously for llld Taylor. ams, Jr. and Bnte, Mr. an , P.T.A. MEETING a . .r . ~. nL J. Y Mrs . lola Bartrum, Langsville ; evera 1 limes ne us t e nd .l tt t Mn. J:Md Boulh. DMid and Will he .a ~tatt at Uu: eburch Mr. and Mrs. Albert ·wooaard,· paid-by-addresses no-cosl·to-you e ~~an~ more 8 emp s to Da•, Mr. and Un. R. G. The New Havea P.T.A. met ~ oot hour prior to aerv1ce. ]rene and Morton Barnes of envelop& enclosed, to explain1m~t 110 co~~te ba~uptcy. c.... ..a Kar" Mr. 1ndiOR Thursday eveoioJ at tbt Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Mar-, first: , lpl e;s~. ~ ttex~od· on Mra. Harold Johnson Mr aDd 'l school. Tbe mefl.iJll wat apea cus Weaver and family, Maxine . ! ~ 0 U' e er ay. ' · eel by •'· ~1·dent, Mr· RoAa d J a ·t ol Let 1 1 That I am as of now, hopeless-1fmd a very courteous and lin. I'II'IOM :Ro&er ""' ,... ~~ ... roll an tl m a ar • f bt 1full eel tbat ' j ~~<rt~ Layne. O.votiono wert • W. V>.J Mr. and Mrs. Herbert lly enguled In de . . yword statement QlapmMl, Mra. J . V. McGrew, led by Mrs. David Rouab. DurWeaver and Ions, Gary and I That I hav~ no des1rt to add apphcat1on for credit wat ........ llrL .liodl Welch oodliD& the bu•iDeoa 1Dft1i11C llro. IStephen of Sidney: Mr. and 18 per .,.nt mlerest to the al· completely acceptable. .-ommy, Mrs. K~ VIckers !Jack Needs, t'O-Chaim&u .. I Mn. Gordon Carter, Petosky.:ready bighl,y inflat~ cos.l flf However, the actual oentent•l aod:Rodllty,Mn.MelYmKnapp. lthe Halloween Carnival. reportMich. and Mr. and Mn. Harry my purchases, even Jf said per- lof the envelope were14ro. Ralph Whltmort. Bob ed tllal tlley cleared ~.Sf S~ve~. ColumbUB. eentage is termed as "time dif· notice ol spetal sale ol RUDer-! IDd ,_..,Mrs. A. L. SprOUH, the carniv.al this year. Mr. ~ Mrs. Ledlie also re-. ferential cost' ' instead of the dooper tolor televsioD _, , .,. Marllhl - ' AI, Mn. J~_! Rev. Martin Berisford, pastor ceived many nrdl. ' more frighteniog term "inter.. ony four hundr~ and nine ol llle New Haveo EUB Cburch M. PLEASANT - Sit new est.'' dollars and ulnety JNTEIITAIN WITH DINNER talked on • Tho forsakedn.., mernbert h.,e beea olected to But the lettera keep (plus lnslallatiDn, llr. IDd Mrs. MaurJct Thom· l of a Child... the Point Plea!lant-Mason Coun- Rupe• Travel to Once your name is placed portation, federal tax, state •· Mr. and Mra. Andrew Toll!r Tho room coWII was .,. by ly Chamber ef Commerce board! Canton on H lida th Jist of a mechanical guarantee tax and a low :'u,~=~vi.;t~; Misa Niwcomb. ~efreBhmen~ of directors to llervt fOI' I he Mr. and Mr.s. Ge~ald ~upe . i~g dev ice the !low charges witb no money dowa; ~ ~- ........,.._ 'II t Mrs. Wtrl oerved bJ IIIRI llojonoo ,,.. , _ poriod o1 lt&l and spenl Thanksgiving Dal with hke that ol Tennyson 1 ._. .- --~ praen • bome ......_ 1917 1 . . 1"flows on forever," and not 11. p • Plllllor • y 10tou 1 Mrs • J.,. ,. · lhetr daughter and fam1ly, Mr. 1fiR the proverb'1a1 cw·e 1or 1 • *IIi...... Rebec<l ond Kar·j Eroded 1o ll>t post~ wore:•nd Mrs. Juo McKay and ehild-i . _ __ . __ . __ •· P - , Mr. and Mn. James Dinner Givt>n Emil Rowano, W•st Vlrginia jrea, Canton. ENTERTAIN RELAmES Gabriel, Columbuo; Mr. Donalill • Malleable Iron Compall)' : T. R.l Mr. ond Mrs. McKay and r.-., Vllltoo: Mr. and Mrs. I Saturday EVI'IIInl 1 Friar, Stauffer Chemical Com- i childn!a spent the week end Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Wlllo Mar, Judy and Kllth , Mr. ond Mro. Doo Rea 111ter·lpany: Jack f'ruth. Fruth Phar-lhert with the1r.parento where entertamed a group of~~~~~ $ Dever. Mr. aDd Mrs. .wayDe :tamec:l w1th .• turkey~ Sat-: ma 1 Forrest Clark Duke chr~m~ sen11ces w~re beld ) rel~uves w1th .a dinner Palmer, Dllmy, David and w:day at the1r Rom• Herman Ma&- for their son, Jo- givmg, at the1r home, Kaye. Ollhft; Mrt. Mack Get Minenvillt. ! 011 County Bank· and Dume se~ d~ tht DlOrnmg WOJ'oo Guests were Mr. and Mrs. aod. Mit' Gallipolis; Misrs Ju-1 Guetitl were Yr. and MrL Clat orth C -.tol Jinanoe ship se"1ces at Heath Metho- Watson, Mrs. John Y. Bally,! dy Mooro, Middl~; Mr. ond l Larry Thomao and daughter, 1• api dist Churob with the Rev. II. Mrs. E. A. Leonard, Mr. Mrs. Geot Hortond ·l Molillda "· Columbult Mr. and 1 E. DoWIOII olfic~atmg. Godpor· Mro. Mark E ..na and SOD, Jeanie, Qlilllootho, ... and Slftie, LuiqlooJ Mr. lllld Mn. 11o ,...-.. ... one enla wero Mr. and Mrs. Val nil and Misa Linla Adam&. Mrs. Andrew T~ltr, Mauri<o .\., · Mn._ LarrJ ~ lllld lOG, more , _ 1o ...,.. .,., Jamet Eilaar lteynoldo ol Morg1111• Janet alii llollllie, ...... ad Slfiil, Laingtoo,_l4r. ond Mn. IAwlo, 0 . C. HoJI, G. A. Biggo, toWIL Tlron1u lo Thee, ww•:u;:~~~~ Mro. Maurl<t 'I'MDM. Woltor - . Middleport. and Seldoa n.-ia&. .&. 11. Jloeloy Aloo oitendlng wert Mr. and by Mr. forresl B Mr. ud Mro. O...er Erll, Pom- ad Elli... RaiL Mra. Rupe, ll'•ndparent.o, andi student •t Mt. Union Colleae, - · JoiniAI 1M lfOIIP Ia ll>t l their two granddaughtero. Al liance, aC!COmpanled bJ .Mn. Couple J'Uit, .uJ. evening wore Mro. Ernoot Rea , A o1 olfi<aro 1o be w«M spodol •oool uurnber, "'I!J C. M, Hennessy ol tba crgan. Parenti In Meltfa ond MrL lllrlaa Wobrwq(, Pom- .. bJ lho l!irll!loro wfll bo pr.. M d Mr llolla Clrete eroy ond Mn. Chari.. FauU.- Iaented alibi Dooember 1 J11001.. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . ape~i ;;:;, 1 ..lidayj'""' and dausJI!or, eau., " i lntl bJ 111o aomiaatlna OOIIIJIIII,. wllh their paronta, Mn. Mlry SpringiJOid. oompooed ol Charlet LanCircle ~ ...- •nd 11r Mid halll, Wilham Kardla, "'• and 1 ' ·--. • ' 10-odel Mrs. c. E. Bloballl, Pcmltroy. Ed,or 'flumwn• ar• I They ..-DOd lo ..... ..... in London on SallnaJ. Mr. Cir- Hotll m Dlnnrr 1 Hol'"-- Dl cle Io managlq lit 111M / Inn In Colwnbuo and Mn. Clr<l• • A ..... , ol relollvoo enjoy· j IUtry' nner I is teaching Home Economics at .el a stx . o clock drnoer Satw-- i Gii7Pn by Edwardsel Northtastel'll IIIP S<hool in day tverung ol the horne ol Mr., . , • Ciar~ C ,aod Mrs. Edgar Thomu, Ny1 , Mr. and M15. V. D. Edwards . ounty. : Avt. entertaiaed with a dlnner 1 Pleaaut Valley llolphal j Present wert Mr. and Mn. i Th~nksgiving al their home ., ADMI'ITED· Albt bM John Thomas. Moline, Ill. ; Mr.l Umon Avr. Present were Mr. PI PI : M rt No 'iand Mrs. Wallace Reuter and and Mrs. Earl Shrieve1 ef ~ . Pu. h, ;:~l, rs. J 1 daugbt.er, Lorain; Mrs. Char- · P~im; Mr. and Mn. Larry ~ · ea~nl les Withrow and Mrs. Nora i Htlftes. Ravenswood. and Mr. .. ~SCHARGED . Mn. lamuel i Roush, Minersvillt, Mrs. John : and Mrs. Edwards aod Cheryl ,_, Pt. Pleasantt Elmw .Sellers. PomeroJ and Mr. and and David. Jooeo, Pt. Plta11011t. Mn. Thomu. Mr. ond Ml'll. Edwardo and I, Cheryl ani David went to Ath· !IIRS CROW RETURNS · ••• friday whert they joined . PT. PLt!:ASANT - Mrs. Ao- i her brothen and sisters·in-law, na Crow, 94, mother of funer -. Mr. and Mn. G. W. 'rate of . al director Gtne Crow, rtturn-i Mech.anic!lburg, Pa., and Mr., ed t.o tht home ot her son Su~r 1an.d Mrs. Char lea E. Tate of for the past aeYer.al weeks ~rs Wlllougyby , Ohio for the day ON REQUEST from Holzer H~spitai with their mother, Mn. W. H.· whert lhe hal been a patient Tate. 1 ----for 1M paat several weeks. Mn. 1<11 ot lhe Crow midenc• RIZEIIS HAVE GUESTS I ClNntrs Pomeroy and auffered a luctured hip. I DRIYI IN- USI OUR Htr eondition is reporle4t sa till- Thani.sgivint: Day guests of · . Pill PARKING LOT laclory. Mir. and Mn. WUliam Rizer of ,.. Minersville w~re Mr . and Mrs. Owen Hawley of Columbus and Mr. and Mr1. Nocmaa Riw of CHOOSE DEI'fNDABLI I Ra~. I 1 •J I Illo! Breasts ..... - ...... lb. 49c THE DAILY SENTINEL Leg Quarters .....-- lb. 29c Whole Legs ... lb. 45c ~ivers _............. . ........ lb. 89c Giblets __.,...... lb. 39c Wing• -- · ................. lb. 19c Back• ......... ......-lb.JOc I Gift fw tht WHOlE YUR "MAIL" 1 1 I o! ...yrlfht, 1bl I Krottr C.., 1HII ~~ Cle~n: Lay~e. ~Dfant C..: 'lb-..; V~ctor Lard . I one!- f .. _.. . for which . , . ...... - ' ..~ooerlptl... 1o Tho Dollr ltnllnof '"' ' ' ' ' ' ' ---------------..------~---·-·-·--··- Save 35c ; . '.· Weiners ••••••• quarts '. EVERYDAY WW PRICES Fluffo -- -···-··········-- ,.:. Nabi!ilco Vanilla Wafers ••• !:' ·- - --··- - - Strietmann Fudge Stripes • :,:.· 49c . Sunshine Lemon Cookies ••;:· 45c Sara Lee Coffee Cake -----~7. 49c • late Browmes • •..,.-.......-. ,,..._ 79c Chooo plif. Lysol Spray • _•••••••• _•• -1-;:; 99c Palmolive Soap ••••••••• 3 ~:,: 39c Cashmere Bouquet Soap •• 4 ~ 40cl SERVIa • Cryatala • Lead In C.bt. • Antenna M•at Pipe IUsed Citlze111 laacl Radios $35.00 up I FOREMAN & ABBOTT "Your C.B. Headquarters" N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. Dinners large Cheer boxes pkgs. K-. Bread·-·-·-····· 5 !:.$1 Applesauce ..•.•• 7 "~: $1 Coffee-····-··· 3 ..~ $1.99 .......... v.noty Flour Kroger Jelly __ 5 '10:· K - Pllln Buttermilk .... 3 :1o. Milk ..... _______ 7 ~: Morton Hou·· ·- - -. 3 11'12 Dmners ------K_.Pork & Beans _8 !~!; - All-Electric .. &inbtv• Awake--·----· 4 Chef'• Choice Crinkle Cut Potatoes -----· 3 Avondale C, Ytllow '1~ . I H0111o He&~ I It'a flameJen-lt'allll't,..__. - • dtrlll!k 48 .., lf.,...,.,. ~to live Ill a!JIOIIaoa ' - " . _ tAl heat it , • , with electrlclt.J, <14 . _ ., :,:" 1IIF eleoiric hoatlJIIIFIIaa that'l jut rllh6. 'I ..... II£ .. M home the '-~--.11 · • - ~ .. ¢11DIIIt Jllllr No.ltll 7 Corn ---- .... Avortdatt Peas And 7"~.= Beans 4 No.m .... 01. pk... · Awoncl•l• Green Biscuits--------- 12 :; $1 CATSUP ...___5 ooto. $] --------------------····· .... • Sugar reg. boxes All Purpose Cleaner .... '~': 71c ~U Purpoae Whi_te Pure Ora,nge·. Juice .,.... - - "WWO'''JJwwrw~a w>s = Baggies ............................... 25,:: 39c Florient Aerosol .... ........ ::"'" 59c - g_al. Bleach Packets 79e . ELECI'RIC RATES CON'l'IMlll '1'0 «QQ::JIOWM • . _. 4 .flame faela ta.p IQio y., 1111 tllll . . . . llillcVl& .Apia Barel "' ••• - "Baldng COOLVILLE, OHIO N-.•• I Red ~ Cherries _ 4 01. 39t -i 1 D*JPower Netural PIIIMpplt. 4 01. . . Diamond CONTRACTOR EUCTRIC HEATING •nd INSUlATION Phone 667-3415 P. O.IOX 224 SMiled Hunt't Cake 1xes. . - . -t- MYRL COAKLEY -.... $, C.mltton Ev.ponted Fab ------------------·-- 2 Ajax Cleanser .... ... _ •••• 2 • • •• ul:llbw ..... llllnrlo -liD•• . · ·-~ Margarine ••••.,.,.~ 6 ~ $1 Soaky ·~·----------------·· ::;; 69e • NO OBLIGATION FOR ESTIMATES PHONE 187-3415 COLLECT Walnuta _ • • ~ Eolmoro Kroger Plain and Self IUBing Rtt. or Drtp Cannlsttr PM KNttr Aiadloor and WaD Cleaner~ 29c ELECTROMODE - - ; io, .. ' Fameus For Safety With The Exclusive SAFm GRID Heating Element ... 11 oz. Kroger White Swansdown Yellow, Devih Food, White. Lemon Flake, Choc. Chip Ll1111.A ........ HOME HEATING ' .,. Rose Lotion Vel Uquid •••. ~'1! 65c .. Antennas • Mobile Whlpa • Spring• Frozen Assorted 7 Ajax Laundry Detergent _2 ~ Ad Robinson's ella~e Detergent Soup-···· ·-···--· 9 ::'-$1 DRY CLEANING COMPLETE LINE OF ACWSORIES KROGER PEAS Morton c......,r.r....o. 2-HOUR BASI ANTENNAS ePRO 27 eTOP HATS e SCANNER BEAM Pkf, a.Hy croc~<tr mtll C8 EQUIPMfNT (.Jb. 89c 59c Baeon ........ .. 39c We Will Send AChrlsf-s (ani ..... 1 PEARCE SIMPSON ' lmlbd Sortor Curtd 1 J t t • • • a • • • • t t lb. - 1 1 4-h lwlft'1 P.-.rntum b l " ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~~~!!!!~~~ liN (B·Ib. Poll . $1 .77) (Enclo oncl Pllcool Someday,., nnt ElECTRIC IIEATING too ... 14,000 ,.,,.,,., Power Unu say b... . ' (SIICICI .. lb. 59c) "'" Dressing ·. U.S.D.A. •... Government Inspected ' lb. EmbiJIBy Salad lJ 6 MONTHS •·· ·· .... · ·.. ·••·· $5.25 I '-" I o ,- 49 BoIogna .......... c u ~eruo& '' ly lllo PI- j ; 1 YW · .... ·· ·· · .. · ·· · .. $10.00 Name \ ' hltt.'• Prtmlum or Armour Stu I , I. .. Subscription Rates GINTLIMINI I "FRESO. or FRESH FROZEN PIECE CHICKEN" Brent Quarters ... lb. 39c .e Government inltped- PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPSl FOR I y T 2 ear efiDS voted to Six -1cof cMembers ' . A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION Wil LIKE ••• ed fresh fryers delivered to our atoret ) . daily to imure you the lreahneu JIOM demand. I frabl r: u. s. j Santa Suggests..• 1 t.awr•• ,, . • . • • f " " . H Ledlies Observe 25Yearsof Married Life ' MJ "' .. ' ' ' . . .. lb. 5h ,;. ... ... �\ \ • ~AI<D Sl.\rf!-1.L Classified Ads Your Modern Community llullctin Board Business 2 S1GNS Pomerov. Motor Co.• 011 1957 GREAT Lakes Trailer. 45 x 8' >1500.00. Call WI 9·2882, , Racine Ohio 11-27·31~ ~ u&A••u.NIIill> I' . . M 0.. tlfiofM'f P'a"ltH\IOt. <,~~nMit ll!Mdtlht tiM A.M i 'lii.OIWtQ , ,, , St .. Pomeroy. new whitewall tires . 28,000 mlle~ by I careful lo cal Thi s is 11 s sharp • wagon 11 you will ttnd. 11-27 -JH~· &IQUl .A I'IUNI 01• r~ctt• ., .,.,,, fl'llll''•"., "' .,.,,ecn ..,..,...,. IDJ • .,. .,.,_~ 1957 CH9VROET r~• '''"'"·~·· ' I"'P""'~ 1•~,., •boal, t.trfl"' _. ... r .. ,_ lltanl 4111 ,........ Otn•• peo .,., a<1• -~ l)el ,..ru .. n• '""' ~un• Clfll' ..,. - rR"IIIK~ .. ... u.~~:n~ "" "',.. ell -tO p-'ll '"""" 1(1 ,..,. ['.\Mr'l 0~ pomeroy Motor Co. otw · - ' " - __, ,;ba..,. It ....- lillniiiiP"' l~ r •• ,...,. '"'~"" "• ' lliiJ """ ..S. • .., ...... on" ·a n-~ ('<f'l 1t~:~n111 • ... ru shampooer. $1. Pomeroy ment Block, Pomeroy, 0. 11 29 liU €Ail.... 41:11 & ·~~ ~--- .... . ., ,.IU'"' ·• •r-IO ~ PHONE OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. BLUE LUSTRE not only rids ' carpets of soil but leaves pile i 10ft and lofty. Rent electric VIUI'U""Illk~ .c~t~ttloDII .,..,.... '• ltiM l :lh ~ M t#l Ulll< P M U•UJ l!ltv.r~•• 8·;:;1· ' '•I •o IL-fll - · Cacti WY 2 -'1156 ItrsE n CLOT!l!NG POMEROY• OHIO for sa le r 6S Pontiac __ $3195 with bath, 356 Broadway St., ' :'lliddle1mrL C.t ll WY j!-3H2. , 11 -29 61 c Cat:dina Stillion Wauon . Po· ·ce Nolt men's. and rhildren·,:, . .lt"fFPrs , wer slt>••ring an d hra' kt' ~. H~·· Ust-d Clothing Sto re . Ht. J. dramatil' Almost !ike the dn it 11 as sold. ~ l~\· 1\·AC Fi~~t- B3f;t-i;;t"Cltul:~.h · Pumerm·. Ohio I I 24 61<' P. ;1C inl". \uv :lO to Dt'c 5 at I \1-. Bud Hatfle ld. Fret"\and 1SF.WING marh•ne 5, repair ser vi"e. all makes. WY ~-2:.!1H ' ~(t·v ('b:Jrlt-s OTunnor I The F'abm Shop, Pomero't' 11 26 Stc ' Authro 1z4?'d Singt'r Sa't> 5 and "-·ice 1 29 uc _ ~ l.o<t and Found ten,df'r. P<~slur. ~,' ----- EXPERIENCED BAILEY'S RESTAURANT RADIATOR SERVICE 218 E. MAIN POMEROY From the largrs1 trurk or bulldozt'r radiator tu Uae small est heatrr cure. BLAEnNAR'S WY 2·21U Pomeroy Operating Under New Ownership and Management KARL GRUESER, Plumbing and fie> ling, MlnersvUle Ohio. End your oewer troul> les. We have all sizes sewer machines. Reasonable rates. Call IVY 2·2974, day or night 9 IS Uc WELCOME TO ALL! Don ond Holen Bllloy, P0:\1f,ltOV - One shlrv fr am r 1 CI('('OI'a ' 1ed· . h:<~ rd \\IU l d TH'W v l.eS:thr(' 4 dr. Custom St.'<lan •l••t·inu ,nct bra. kt>s I l'<r"" <'l. " n e. T t1rb111e drhe . F.x l r:J. nwt'. · floors, 2 bl-'dnJOill S. modern bath. b;1srment. ga~ furnace ; 81 aettnars Is.•. AUTO WRECKING !rio Belloy, !Co111nol Tnlltee• or St. Plul'• Luth· ertn Cbureb. Pom1ro,, Ohio Wlb.ltlr and J'ullL A.U.Urney1 . UU 1, I, 15, II. Ill, 5tl USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES & MODELS 65 Buick . __ $2895 ~ :lll e-a r h e-vening. F.\·angelist ' ong ."r•r•·r•·. -~ ~ -, NOW lt•s I)!'T'!rtL'( _, EXIWJSTED.' Carl H. Frazee, Gregory A. Gooderham, Miss Agnes A. Grueser, w. Raymond Helms, Estel G. Herman, Dale M. Hur· low, John H. Jenkins, Mrs. Harold E. Kauff, Mrs. Ralph E. I Parker, Mrs. Norman H. Shotsky, Mrs. Shelly 0. Slone, DoJio aid C. Law!On, Mrs. Robert E. Spears, Mrs. Deryl E. Ellces· sor and Infant son, Mrs. Jamot Henley and Infant daughter, Mrs Charles W. Nichols and lnla~t soo, Mrs. James E. Til· ley and Infant son, Mrs. Corne~ Ius PhUUps and Infant dsugh· ter, Mrs. Clinton R. Pitzer and daughter, Mrs. John E. Rose, and Infant daughter. &ARNEY OOOGLt llld SI<IVFFY SMitlt i 12 M'l1 es Nor th oI Po... Y 7 ero On State Route PHONE 985-2297 SOt:IAL CAtENDAR MPO'S LOrchestN. oectiOil 4. Stone I PT. PLEASANT - Funeral service for Ernest D. Sawyers, 67, !SIB Ohio Street, will be held Tuesday 11 a.m. In the Trinity Methodist 'Church with ::==--;o:====- - tr~ck. ( he<:~ling,. ·:;r: :;' I ,:_ •-r:• J Hospital ~ews FREE GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. 1 r:. •,...,..,.,,.,..----...,.,...J I -~---- -~-- I How to solve the college problem 1 II! .. .,._. . 6 I ·- - I j • ' . .... ; .. • •·• 1 ~·~ · · · ·Pro•• MrJ: :·.·= :' «&r· men! 28. TOIItla oaUo 22. Wtae guyw 26. Hale, Ladd, ..... DOUU l'lhl t. =.. eunntnr .... '·:.!::"' . 2i.Lot 21!.A.... I 10: ll9. Mul' 1e. Dcpert. 1.1- KtUert aa. ~:-- 19. Meadow 35. Incite. 34. ReliAYM Paton, et aL 71. Endurea - 28.Sllellbearllll: Ill!. Append at. woo 82, Pronoua M.Reptile 36. Entreaty 37. Alrican antelope ~.Blank .. in coin.o m""lng 41. Artermo.th .u. Belgl.an marble a company mlouooo other people'• mont)', t3. Tbrasbes «. Moont.a.iu: Htgglno, tho charc• lo no' 'lmperiOilating a So. Am. DOWM ·~ - a~mnmtnt li!~y'l':__ "And • ~htn LP""""' city a-•• 1tow a 111111 MJ DAILY CBI'l"l''QUOTJll - AXl'JIILa.t..t.Xa lo LOJII'Gli'BLLOW One letter limply .st.&nc:18 for another. In thJs aamplD A. It tilled for tb.l' three L'1, X tw the two O'a, eto. Single lett6n trophl .. , the length tannatton ot tbe woail are a&i ~day the ,.,:. JP. lett:em oro dlfPt.. \ Cl)pkpw a ---cau••· 'RYYQG eUDF .... = ~ li'Rli'TI By CHESTER GOULD .,., B.OO · -,. ..- r DT CJIQO'DP.-I'&.A..WO =------------YQUY 1 _.... ...... ,~WI ?'JM t NAH TAY. I l't~ten~By·a cryptq WMPO Radio start with foundation! .. 'l'NIIIIo 18.~ve Helps you the right Ja.~..... Jll.l(lnced I I li.Comldel J .. CbiJd'l __ START uaa. 21. nine ~~'"""' ootn S.Palaco - ,.,_ ABOUT TO ·- I. B.'· Kl1led G.Jap. lT. Satlor Donohue, James W. HarTell, iatlng. K 'tb Ki M Larr C Ll the local Post Office for the . e1 ng, rs. · ev- Mr. Sawyers, custodian of mg, Kennelh R. Mays, · Debra the local Post Office for the A. Melzner, Mrs. William E. past 23 years, dlel Friday night Muhem, and Infant daughter, at his home. He is survived by Mrs. Ted W, Stoney, Sondra his wife, Louella RoberJs SawK. Wolle!, Charles A. Rice, Phil- yers; two daughters, one oon, lip Bright, Harry 0. Castle, two brothers, one sister, 14 Mrs. Clarence I. Casto, Clark grandchildren and two great • N. Chevalier, Ralph N. Chris· grandchildren. Friends are betlan, Mro. Anna Crow, Saundra ing received at the Crow-HUJo 1 K~.;;;D;;;e;;;an;;i';;;J;;;o;;;hn=E•.•E•v;;;;a_;:ns;;;;·..M.;;;;,;rsi<i.;;;;s;;;;el~l_;:F_;:un~er~a;_l;;;;H;;om~e;_.===~• It N. w~ COMPTON, 0. D. 10. PoetJo quenUy - CARD<iAM• ·c .... I. Vaquero'l rope eh.... U.lWoloek U.ll&y ,15.M•tdltla .. Enr. Emeet D. Sawyers Service Announced lreal mg. good ne~ghborlrood. ,I---------....J Low down payment. Pnced CusTOM BUTCHERING and i Pomeroy, Ohio j ~-;·T· Wt>d~Pc;d:H r11~ht :11 wa . 7 50 x 1~ NEW SNOW tJres as right. cutting. Will buy hides every h:1m:1 High Sr·hool. one blark . luw as $12.1Xl, plus tax. ~ew POMEROY - 6 room frame, S Mondav PhU Meier, Phone _, 11 d ·,1·t1itt> billfold Lind m;~lr·h· ' rimo: to mO\tnl snnw nres on ! Wanted To Buy bedrooms. bath. 3 room base- l WY Z-3510. 9 18 tic inw 1\ev ('<J<;f' . f'(l!ll.'llnS \'Jill- /, II popular sizes iD IS !OC'k , B1TIKr..1ill f oute - and ment, gas fur nace .• o~r• ir~on.:tl p.:tprro: lf !ou no $7 :)o Neweii' !S Su noro Chtst ·; Phone SH 2-5291.' ll-27-6tp front porch. Out of high water. '""' reltlrn lu Ellen Haw- er Oh10 985·2305 I ~· -· $5 500 00 AI:: C!lNDmONING Rerrtger 0 P T 0 M E T R 1S T 1 · · . o 30 tf - - . ' · · >lion servll'<l . .fork'• Refrl@· 0 ose at NOOD OD :,.,. Grant-51 \l < dd lepon,. 3(l I c FUR DEALER. Fox $1.35 to NOV. • Office Hours· . 9 to 12. 2 In •" l'' ' 11• ACRE FARM 40 acres eration. New Haven, Phone "' ""' 2 II ' .I<' - - -~~ -· · St .85 all 4 foot on hides. Coon " 4 1 Uc Tbura.- East Court SL, Pomeroy -~ • IHKB IE doll clothes WiII 1115 to $1.3 5. Rats. $1.1S to cultivated, 82 acres . pasture, TU 1.-J537. The Pomeroy WCTIJ wllli:""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""''" ~ mak~;~ Ill or der. Call 77~~308. : 11 . 35 _ Deer hides. SI.50. Beer ba\aneewooded,2 storyrrame , ., !"meet Tuesday, at 2 p.m., at For Rent ~- 2 home 8 rooms 14 bedrooms) CURTISS Dairy or Bee th F d t d h h 11 1 ~l '(.l~- t:lt F:nleqlrl"t'l f, n• 1l 16 lip hide~ . 4c lb. Ginseng $25.00. : hardwood · • 2 car gar-1 , Breedmg . Servtce. . CaII WY...vi e Ne era30e c urc . floors, rcnm~ and h<Vh, g;:wlgP. ·:lll Bl'Or,ET PRICED furniture in Gold Seal, $1.65, Bill Bailey , n b· cr'b other 2264 Pomeroy. 985-3415 Ches ov. ~~)~·110!43 or Sf'l:' \ l :n:iw:• <\rn 0111. lhwd noor bud gH snop. Rred~v:\11' , Ohio. 11 26 3tc ~g~id _ce ar. arn , 1 ' ter ' 10 26 30tp 1 The Christmas bazaar sponulll -\thrrH. Ohio. B:~l.:rr Furnitur~. j(iddleport, U! rngs. -- ·- - - - sored by the Afternoon and El· II 2r> \I<' Oh ro. 1t 12 Uc liS>:D. )liTRE BOX. Phone ALBt:RT M. COX, SALESMAN Ovoroeas Employment i eanor Circles of Heath Metho4 ~(rol!•l lll l!'Sf. 2nd sr . S1 · ·- - I WI 9·3692. 11 26 3tc WY Z-3831 WY :!-363ll dist Church will be held Tuesr :~··u,t'. w1th )wl :md r·uld SI.FC CTS!-1 SE PTIC tank'' Cl og:- --· · - - - - - - --(11) 26, 3lc All trade! truck driver to day, November 30 in the basev:.'llt·r ~lonre·s g:1s llf' fi1N ged drains·• Ct>t 1\lean-F:ru- 1FURS A\'D beef hide!. Carl ---·-~· - 1 proiect engmeers. Africa. ment of the church. Luncheon t, g y:nckn lol \\'\' n:r1~ . All Seplw Tank Cleaner. ' ('!wval1er, Long Bo:tom. Ohio FOR SALE : 5 room house, 3 Europe. Asia. South Pacific. will be served during the noon 1 11 2~ tfc L:mdmark F:mn Burrau 11 19 ~tp I bedrooms, full basement, elec- : pald travel. housmg, food . hours. ' · tr' h t J R · ' Atl antic. Rt.;h salary jobs. 11 :J JOtc : ~ ~ TJQt TF. Furm~ure. dishes JC_ ea. n acme •. garage . DEC. I · mi,. ... ell anPOll"> c 11 11 or wrife I pat1o, large Jot. Marl m Hall. ~ male, female over 18. OEIB enlrl\. nl 1 PL [~ 3 bedrooms ' Bux 23190, Oakland Park. ll\·:n g rot~m. dinmg room . 1.:11- WFLL KEPT carpets ~thow the' Mn. Howard Cecil, BOO W. WI 9-2891. II 26 ~Cj Fla. 33307 !he Middleport Uterary Club ·~ c·hPn. b:Jsrmem and gara~t'. /'l"li.Uils ut t·egu L.tr Bl11 f' Ltl.~ trr l Main St. Pomeroy. I wtll meet Wednesday. Dec. 1, '''"''d :or g;r< f1rrnor·c· . lllll · spot cleamng Hent eleetrrc ! 8 29 tic Special Real Ell ate HEATIN-G:-· ~LUMBING, Rura at the borne of Mrs. Carl Hor· tfrntlt .\ vt>. Call WY 2·5121. shampoorr. $1 Baker Furni-· Bargain Ooxol bottle Gas. Arnold 8ro- kyat:'. p. m. Mrs. Bruce Lloyd _____ II 13 tfr _1crre_ !t~ddleport._ II 22 6tcl Instructions · , .. tbers. 61 8 E. Main Street and Miss Bess Sanborn will pre0 ·~tiiJW\C HOO\IS. I Gl N. 51 11 USEU KING FLUTE, for sale. , ~~so~NT~M~:~. r;'JG~r- 1 ~ ~~: Pomeroy 9 22 Uc sent the program. Response will \•.•·nue-. \l iddlt'port. o h to. WY 2-t950. li 17 trc l U. S. CTVll SERVlCE TESTS. HE wT . HousE HAS 1 BEDROOMS . 1 be a comment on the program. 1 f'h·ll1f> wY 2-2246. 11 16 lfc f"IRF.WOOD any lenath .510 00 1 ·~:hit~:ri~~ Preptn'"" ~~~~ 2=~~~~~:Rai'v~~JrEoN~Mj ~~';.1~ff. J Phone Today For DEC. z ' . ' . bourw ., 11 ,..""'"''"' CAR GAHAGE WITH AUTOMATIC I The Women's Association of j 1 .,,, •D".n\· rrnf,." rn•··.~ hcd 3 rooms pick up load. Call or write •nunlna .. k>flt ... ~ulr.ll ooo~. BEST BtJI LLIING Jnr '·"' POM· I FREE ESTIMATES the· Middleport First United I r . 11 , . rhnu.. nGt ot lnflll ... ..,.n ~""'nH~ EJIO, WlTII IT. PERt'El:T F 0 R <tlld h~lll. Furnish utilities. Glendale Sktdmore, Shad e. 111 u•llJ unntoe-•" u"'"m•' LARGE FAMU.v. APARTMENTS oR Presbyterian Church will hold Whatever your building project, you want Ohio MY 6-3437 11 l tfc .chno• tutf'"'""' tot m•"' lnha REST HOME. LO<:ATE U UN LIN<"OLN I ON I a holt'day bazaar Thursday and 11 16 tfC ' . TREJI: ontnrm1t1o11 "" )ohl . Ullr1 . .. HILL WITII A TREMENDOUS VIEW ·-- - -~....,,h.. m ..niA Wl"ll• rnnu (11'1nt OJ.' THE OHIO VALLEY. LA LL us eALUMINUM SIDING Friday. Dee . 2-3 at the church a smooth, strong foundation for it. The DON"l MERELY brighten your =~· 6 ~"00~ kJ'at": I~8~~E~No wt:·w. M.u:r y 0u e STORM DOOR with a luncheon to be served l RnO )! BATH and garage, 916 carpets - Blue Lustre them.,,, .. , & WINDOWS l •t noon. way to get It Is with quick, easy-to-use 1 " " 11 ' 1 ' 1 . · rear. M<~dleport eliminate rapid re-soiling. 183 Acre Farm, eROOFING The Installation of new offi· 111'1" 11 \ 2-9918 • Mar.m Res- 1\ent lectric shampooer $1 Insurance 65 Acres Bottom cers of Evan•eline Chapter. ready mixed concrete. Let us dellver the II - 9 t!c Pomereoy Cement Block' Co.·, Exterior Decoraton • - J.,urant. ~ OES, Middleport, will be held 0000 • HOOM HousE WITR I 5 f-:1\0~ 1 -!~t~:ni~-hf'd (l)l'lrlnwnt Pomeroy, Ohio. 11 22 6tc PH(VfO CopymeII Serv'lce. Cop- VERY Of Ohio Thursday event·ng, Dec. 2, al BATH A!'<D FURNACE. t'REE GAS concrete mix you want, ready to pour, \\'\' 2-2288 11 4 tfe" -- -----.. leJ rriade of legal papers PLus s:10.oo MoNTHLY GAs wELL WY 2-5644 Middleport, 0. the Masonic Temple in MiddleINCO"l!:. PLENTY Of WATER, LO'TS OPEN EVES • TIL 9 birltl rtf'nrd~ and 8Imost any OF BUILOrNGB. 1&1,1., ACRES t'ORN I port at 7:30 p. IR. right to your site. Call for estimate. (CLOSED SUNDAYS) other dorumE"nts BASK. SAW MILL AND J.IME <" RIJSH Hi 11 ·sE un Linroln Heights ER EQ UIP!ImNT, PI..ENTY OF S' l'ON E Insurance ft.ea\ef lDIIIFaDCt. Pomtre, FOR CRU811ING, LOCATED NEAR m·\~l \· d(·roratell. in<>tde and t t tlC' RUTI..AND, Chrislmas GIFT •.rll . ·col i WY 2-5127. ~ETNA CASIIALTY 1nsuro"r• - -----:--:-tO 29 tfc : IDEAS at Landm1rk Mullen Insurance A~ency. Inc. The WISEMAN ·--Re•l tslate For Sal& Pomeroy, Pbone WY 2-3381. Agency Lt\~: 2 hedrMm hou~e trailer Entered Hospital t 1 tfc FOR SALE 500 2nd. Galtipoll• and one 3 bedroom for rent. WY 2-3284 Th · Le · B ild' • Offt 364 1 Persons entering Holzer Hoo10 •• .\l,ddlepmt Phone WY 2-3.>46 Boy'• •• Glrl't 4-4.95 bicycle e Amncan gton u ce 146- 3 Home 141 •379 GRANGE INSURANCE Mollen · 1 d · t•1 1 48 h I PAGE ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1 Legion Terrace, East M a 1 n u 11 24. 4lc • . 1 p1ta urmg IJC as OW'S ~- , c,r W'l 2-2186 or IVY 2·3600. with purch•se of this Pomeroy, with large lot on · lnsuranre A.genry . lne., Pam ~luded: Mr~. Charles F. W~l- ~==:",..-:::::::::::====~i::i~~~~~~~ 11 13 tfc UNICO 28 CU. FT. East Main, can be easily con· HOUSE FOR SALE eroy. Phone WY 2-3381. hams, 56 Pme St.; Mrs. Sylvta l . - - CHEST FREEZER : verted to aparlment or office Modern Ranch Style Beautiful g I 111! Seagravea, 424 Fourth Ave.; Auto Sales 1 building, $12,01111.00, can fin· tocatton on top o1 tmall lull \UTl'Mllti!LE lftltoronce .... William R. Poling, IZO Stale St.; 1~11: CHEVROLET V·H Stand$299 _95 ard transmission. Wh 1t e lactne State Highway Garage on cancelledt t oGII vour oper• Jon P. Webster, 337 Fourth 1 ance. .,.,::11 nre~;, H & H. Nice. POMEROY I Route 7 wah guod road to ma1o lDr'l Uc:enHT CaD W1 1-2116 Ave.; Mrs. Lena M. Day, 88 450 00. Phone 882·2303. Juk W. C1ney , Hartenbach house on Osborn highway rour bedrooms. Uvtng. ltiU~ Pine St.; Mf9. Robert E. Spears, 11 22 6tc l M•n•ver Street, Pomeroy, two apart- dinmg, family, ldtchf!n , -eakIN I Jr., 631 Fourth Ave.; Terry L. _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:..:_.:..:.._::::: Ph. WY 2-2111 ments partially furnished, fast play . maid's, utility and Lega ot Ce George, Rt. I Vinton ; Mrs. Lew· Help Wanted I with extra large lot $5,500.00. shop Three baths, « · "''• tile LIGAL NOTre• is H. Fisher. Rt. 2 Crown City; and wall to wall carpet on Notl~ '' nereb' tlven tht tbe I r·~ R HOP and waitrec:c;es Ap- ·· _ _ ___ . --~· I floors About two-third f Tru•teet of the st. Paul Lutheran Darrell E. Wa 1, Rt. 2 Crown 0 plr in person. Crow's Steak 1965 Repossessed Stereo. Just ) Four acres In Harrisonvute, per- house. Is paneled in mab~ga:y ~~~:.C~~ P~r:·~~~~! 'p~~:: ~·~~~ P;; City; Cha~Jes 0. 'ferry, Thurl!uu sc. II 29 3t.c taken in. Lovely walnut stereo I feet for service statioD or and walnut. Air conditioned Mel,. county. u111o. ane,tnl tt11l man: Jumor H. Dotson, Rt. 2 "- busmess · 'th space f or Large patio and double carport.· ,aald thPn'h Ia tiM own'r In fH 1Im· . . -- ·-· -·- con so If WI'tb 4 speed ·mter- Ou~r WI Bidwell: Jeffrey M. Whlttlng1, of the fullowlnfi real ntate' For Rent mixd changer. Radio equip-1 residence, $4 1000.00. Can fio- On lot 200' x 390' . Ma"J be seen In suuated county MelVII· ~. : ton • Rt • 2 Cheshire·• Phillip M• tha stat.eInofthe Ohio, 1nd tnof the rM!d Twin speaker system. As- ance entire amount. by appointment only. ,.,. of P11mlroy. and bounded ,..ld Belville, Rt. 1 Patriot; Mr 5. FUUR ROO~! furnishPd apart· sume balance due $81US or PRICE REDUCED ~rtbld u follo-: ' Joseph Thompson, Rt. t Chement . WY 2-3658. 11 15 trc ~6 ptr month. Call WY 2-6555. 1 Seven room house on Union B1Ja1 tta•' pan of t.ot No. Two and shlre · Mn John c Wiseman ~ 00 Wrl beln& twentJ feet on Sprinf Street ' · · II 23 6tc ' Terrace, p omeroy, •• ,.v,wu. , te: e-o The DaUy SeatlneI and "'nmnt trom Sprt111 St.-t to- pt, Pleasant; Mrs. Oscar C.' ' ' < !IT HOUSF. TRAII.ER "" pr!VB!e lot. IWO b~: d r oom s SINGER -----~·--- - xia bas neW alunun · urn sidmg ' · Do:r ~•H p omeroy, 0 • odJ-•nro ward Nay)on R11!1 On. Hundred teet. Gnmms · Landing, W. SM Late model _. 1 , ., ... of the ..ft\1 Jot Sayre, Phone IVY 2·5l01. •· belon•'n• "to WUUIIm Robln~on. Va · Nelson E Devault Rt 1 zag. Makes buttonholes, .ews• on('e 11 ll lfc · Three L-•-- ho But FOR SALE 6 ho ltb and ll.tar br lunt~lnl to WIWam Br•d· ., ' t • c-:--:c:: - - - -on buHons. blind hems, monout:~Wuum use on : room use w ford, OJI th• ''d" toward lhl rtv.r. Leon; Debra L. Parsom, Rt. 2 ltl.'l"<: t-. anG r•.ur ... ' · ru 1· uegrams. and embroiders. Pay tern~t Avenue, bot water bath, full basement, 894 Hy· ~,. ~:!u~' ~-~m;o!.~~o;'t: ~~~.:'! Pt. Pleasant; Mra. G. Douglas ed and uofunnslled •pan ,lt!"lanee of only $71.49. Pay· heattng &ystem, In very good sell Sl., Middleport. Phone: A. ••""'""· Circle, Rt. 1 Racine ; Mrs. mPI"'t.s WY ?.-f-4:-t,. 11 ~ tfr menl8 can be arranged. Call condition, hardwood floors, Pt. Pleasant 526a7. Allo th• touowinr " ' ' ut.at. •It• Lloyd E. Dugan, Rutland: Mrs. ·- ---- -~- ~ --~- WY 2-ss 55 . l1 13 Stc out of flood!!, $8,000.00. 11 HI tfc at.ed tn th• Villar• of Pomero,, Coua· E R Ru •--• f· l HNJ:o;ITF:J) "'!Jiii' !IIH'Il l. six tr of »•ta •nd State of oblo. tbat Roger . Riggi, t. 1 hauu; ruorns and b;11l1 . ut1lilit":i fur· , i - C-22 KNIGlrf- KIT Ctti- Three bedroom bouse on Businen Services ~~~0, 0 ~!" n~m=~:; ~~:r;.:: Mrs. Melvin E. Boyer, WellIII Shl"d . ( 'I1.N tu !Ju . . 111 es~ dis- I zen& Band Radio, Car Whip Vale Street, new 8•as furnace , d .. tollow1: Twenty .. lrbt taet front.. sotn: Harry 0 . Roberts, Rt. J lnr on lprinl Street and nanlllnl bacll: J k hS E Not enough room for the growing number·ofqualllled 'r •f'l Phll!l~ WY 2-.11192 or antenna, al'iiO Hi standard in good condition, f(,500.00 II that width On• Hundr.d fMt from ac son: •'mrs. E"-be 1Wl t . V• boys and Jirll wbo want to so to college-and wbo i-~Y 2·2660 II 29 31" Double ~ine %2 caliber Fron· Can flnanct entire'ly. Evaruday S-i•h Jolprlni( Slrl!litt onLowud Na,Ion ~ ., • -· • r-,. and adjulnlu• the .,.d• towardRun. th11 ans ' wenstoo·• Mra. Richard E. ...,hno ao-lhat'l the problem. ap"rlm-ent l tier st\Jie pi!'tol arxl qulck If r. rtvl!r tha. 18\ oae• ownd bJ Joha Nowell, Ravenswood; David '.· t Rot) :t !u.. n i~hed "' ) M (-' Styl Po t Bn-~hil!l. Rtlth or the lboYI tr•ctl Pu k tt n-•·uu .... Ro-'"" The college• lack the claaoroomt, facilitie• and 1. i 1 •,, rPnt PhonP WY lr•l • I buln.~~: '"' re•J••teu conveyt4 bJ C e, n.&~K: : m.ll. UUUD 1 22 i?ft Af·l d.aw hol skr . Call 992-2521. Small frame house wlth three 11 teachen to educate ~11 these pottntiallcaders. t tf'r 5 p m Rowle~ and Reed I ll-27-3tp rooms fW"Dished downstairs Haircuts · · · · · · · $1.25 ~ha~~e~rK8~~r: ~n:n~~:,•u:~,~·u.,~ G. Casto, Ripleyi Mrs. Louise It'• our problem, too. We need leaders to matt wi .. 1 50 l br d~A-ure. 1959-of.DSMOBILE 98, fuif ~ 1112 E. Main St., Pomeroy' Shampoo & Sett · · $ • d:~:. :::d.!o"ro;d~:?'V'!1~n;.':,r~ ne KetbnnedMy,KJahckson;RMrs. Knden1 r .., ' 30 day color rln11, un ovenswo · u&e of our resources. manpower and human skills. 11 1 He i Wf', . Take over payments I .,oo.oo. 601 or tti• H.rordll ol Deed~ ot M.tl• • Shompoo & Ill $3.50 <•,nry, oNo. Mrs. Samuel E.• Terry, Rt. 1 Oak, Thio affects our level of prosperity-<>ur job&, oppor.. ~ 11 ,.~ h LilTS _ rr·ee ..~ Conlact Gary Johnson, Port· . Pormon•nt ~t.750 1 tunities and living ltan.~afdo. . · " 1 1 d VI 3-:12.19 11 27 3tc Call WY :1-27211 Mt 4 • • up ""'""" "'''' v•.,,. ""· •••• Hill; Mrs. W. Donald Wallers, "'t <!r'ld ~~;te r Brown'' !'rail - -~- , . - ~ - I call WY 2-3589 er p. m We SeU and Service Hi1•. ""f!'lla cnunty Deed aeeonU. -Rt. 3 Ironton; Delores A. PhU· The problem is too big, too widcapread to be tolved ·•. t ' -~rli I SI' I:I tt' Approved ZENITH ]7" TV and Portable O'BrleQ aDd ~ Realt Co Wt&land WlgletJ That. b' ac:tton ot th• Board of llpos Rt. 1 ,Scottown. by tbe collegeo alone. Th~ riced our h~lp. 0 \,m,..r.;vtLe. Oh1o, rno~W W\ sewluf machine in good ron- ~ ~ ~ ~ M1rie's Style'Post !.,~~~·~@:1 ~~~ =~~h :~:· ~r~ ! ' Btrtbt Let'• help the collegcs'help u•-it's the only way. 11 11 1 ""'".,e 1 1'124 t II ~·I ~ dltloll. ... 00 each Call WY· RL 124 Ph, WY •6.•iUI •~1 """" "'· bP.,o·, " - .MeIvi n E. 8 oyer, WeII• Churr.h, "l>omlroJ. Ohio. 'I!Phkh tbe .m.u. Oive to tbo cOllege of your choice. · · J..3871, 11 29 ~te HOUSE FOR SALE: 5 roomlll, l S'/l'atu&e. Ohio ""·.·~,.~ t111m• rd 'luob ehUreb ort11tl- ston son ,12:20 p.m. Saturday• TfU\I l.. F.:R SPACF.. Melvin Lit. - - · · - -· - -I good well. Happy Ro1Iow. See · ~at,nn : th~t by ln•d,en•nee thai ' • • tl t> 's Tratln cuurl . Cht'~h,·re 11965 COLOR TV. VHF & UHF, or all O . H SH . jdrtd to thto llfo--.aJ4,rJ~lle•t.ate . w•l Mn. Larry F. Rasp, ~ackson, 1 College Ia Ametlca'a· b11at friend 11 . . t . I I l t I c I rvle ogue, ,_ pntmthenameoflhe~or 1230 51 daM . . I' . . ' ' frt>e watt>!' and st:w<lgt' . lllltng .. ~..oove Y wa nu con-· 6022. l2tp AUCflONUR uw st. Pau l Lulher/111 .c•arC!h. Poan· SOD, : p.m. aut )1: 1'1. ii , ,I 11 19 11 22 61p sole.ThiS set 3 months old.1 Complete SenJee en;.~·e o:;~;er Of .a.cl. JeUU. . . . • , Qacles F. Williams, 58 Pine • ', , i •. . . ' Mllltltd n .9 publlf MrVkl 1ft too(III'IIIOII wltll Ths Mmtlslnl --- ·Has picture tube warranty.J ' I w d Crill Hradtnr,. uod lrultell he lulhor11!ed ,tA1 tr~n~flr St., d~~t 3:10p.m. SaturCoYACII, lhl CDv~;~. ,' l tor Flllanelal Alt tt ·(iiiOitlon lltCI thl TWO BEDROOM huuse trailer : Take over payments of t12.34 ~mo rwment ante Wrttr. or (.Ontad ~~~m~v:;.;;!~":''L.:!:a to ~ d:&Yi. Richard E. Nowell, ~~~ Mwtrtlalnl luc1tlvt1 Allfl:llllon. for reot. Brown's Trailer ~ per month or pay balance WILL oo·baby -Situn~ln-my "· L "RADI"UklJ l'aui'N ChUN'th, and lor IUob oebtr Ravenswood D k Ph "3324 . ke 1388. cw] WY 2-&555. rt' ll Pf ~~~ I• prnJH!Ir . • f'il' ' OIU wv~ ,. home. Phone WY 2-5655. Kacme, otdo Slid e•UI" will be for ftUI'IQ ~ Dtlebaraect U 21 Me &l II II .. . ~ . · 11 28 ~ I 1 uu \~;=~. c:e.l :~ ,t EdwlD Carroll. Walter W.1 Items lor the oocfal caleadar are welcomed bot cau be accepted for no more lhao tbree days (Issues) parlor 16 lhe date In the notice. Items sbould be brief, and clearly ...,.ilten or typed If maned. lET'S GO, SNUHY -- Tf-.1' DAILY CROSSWORD Ce-i'-:=====~====~~=~~::;~~~;;,~1 1I Real Estate For Sale lr===========~~~ eFORMERLY CROW'S TOWN and COUNTRYe &tc'.-==.,:Fo~r_;.S•~I_;:•==iiiiiiiiiij ' FOR SAI.E - 4 room house 1 BAIRD BROTHERS i'""'""""""""""""""""""""'""""""""'"""""""""""'""'""'"""~ the Rev. C. S. Thompson offic- ~-----:--:------1 l.ii rge assortment. ~!e n·s. wo- w urt. I ,_,.llnl , ~,....,. U\1 V-8. auto- 1 matic transmission. NicE' con. · 1963 Oldsmobile F-85 Cutlass Cpe. - $1695 clition. Price $450.00. Phone 20 000 miles and real clean, V8 engine, automatic t~ans .. RaWY 2-2!1'13 ll·27-3tc_, diO and heater, wbite finish . .Maroon buckt>l seats wtth VInyl ALFALFA or<hard grass hay l trim. for snle. Call Ravenswood, 273-9715. 11-27-litc I ... cml> n~e ....,. ... _,nt!'"JI ... f~tr ll•untor\1.,.1• WIIJ ·.nu m<~r • ,.1 1963 Mercury Meteor Custom - - $1695 1959 HOUSETRAILER, 8 35'. station Wagon. '\•a engine. a~tom~tic !rans. ,P.ower ~leering. ow •c..•p•..,. '""'' . . "- • Virgil Hudson. 1'·~ E. Main i t•hrome luggage ra(:k. l'ed vm~· l 1merwr \\ hllf' hmsh. L•k~ ,..,, Du • ~"'llii!'Mtnl'l "'""'"'' I&;U A I'IUNII I~I~REt"l'l41Nf 1 QUAliTY Services 'l'OU APPE,... "ro Bl! VIINDAY TIIRIJ rRIDAY6.00 Sign Oa - t~eltl b o; sacred Hear! 6 ~ Meogo County RFD 6 25 Paul Bowen, Fwm 8 :n Newe 6.57 Weather 1.00 NaUonal ,;,... 7:~ Bill Miller Sbo• 7:30 Sporll Par•rte 7:3S Bill Miller %QW 1:3~ PtC!leo~ Harc:waro rru.o '11tun.l 7:50 New• 8 Bill M!Der Show 1:45 Baker Furniture Shu11 9:00 Newo V:0& Collee with JIIMC ll:OO Portraits ol • Patriot tO:IIO Swap Shop 10:30 Bill MlUer Bnrlcb Show 10;15 14111011 10:45 10:45 11;00 ll:OS 11:30 12:00 1.:!:30 P'amliJ Air- PINlgram l'l\>eadaJ) Wtll'lblp ('11tun.) A.~.C. Program (FridayJ Ntw1 '!'llr'l Country JuactiOD l'lrly't Ccomtry Bymns .C.Uenl Bloct Nen Goeuler'1 Gueot Star = !friday) 12:30 Larry Andenon Sho'll 3: 1t' Jim Meott Sbo'll 4:1> 1:30 4:41o 5:00 5:011 5:!11 5:50 fHE Alllo Show CompaiiJ Newo Jim Meott SIJO'II N1111 Jim M• 9bow Rlllr'a l'oatbor Repctrt SpGrll Pll'ltla lORN LOSIR tea 0 Aii&&!!A, Dlllr7At'll!ll 1'0ir i'OIL .ILUiiWID l Blm o 1'0& YOII.-W.Al1f WIIDo AM HONEST. I WANT DESTROY QJQ; Q!!l.Y '[.~ Bt.J'C, I WANT '!'"0 DO 1r N ICt-lJio.IDERSTANO, NICE. I :110 Sundown Serenade 6:46 Sign OU SA11JRDAYS1:00 Sign On - NIIWI 1.30 Happy Valley Boyl 1:00 Country Mutilo TIDll WJER LOG 1:20 CotU1It')l Jamooree Mondoy Tbroo&b Friday 1'00 Protestant Hour 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:30 Sportl Parado 7:1~ Echoeo of Joy 7:3S Larry Ander!IOD ShOW 8:00 Ohio Valley Newo w:45 ft'o Music - 'IJ'my 8:00 World News ll:OO Dutlool'l and Hertlll Dairy 8:10 Sport& Today Top 'fen Show I: IS Weather Picture U:OO Nett's 8:16 Musical Clock 12:15 1usocal lnterlutlr 8:55 Community Newt 12:30 Rev. Merlin feell 9:00 Talk of the Town 1;110 News 8:S5 Mason County New1 1:05 Jim !.lees Show 10:00 Public Service 5:50 Sporll Parade 10:15 Family Worship Hoor 1:110 Sundown Serenade 10:30 Latchstrinl 1:4S Sign OU ll :OO News Sl'NOAY8 ll:OS Morning Meindl.. 7:~ Sign 0a • Armt Hour <except Friday, Church 7:55 New• Bells Ring) 1:00 Baptl!t La)IDSlt'' Hour 11:45 World News 1:30 Sunday Show ll:ii& Mason County NtWI t:30 11to Bible Spmro to Youl2:00 Communoty Newo 1:4~ Leglslatlvo Report 12:05 Noon News IIHMI The Good Life 12:10 Markets IO:U. Congressman Moeller 12:1S Mod Day Weather 10:30 The Country HY11111tlmersi2:ZO BulleUn Board 12:25 News 0 Gram• 11 ,30 The Quret Hour , Newo 2:30 Cooniy Agent 12 00 12:1$ The OortstlaDI Boar ~:~ ~~~~,e~ RoWid 12:30 Tho Rev Merl!r Teell 2;00 Country Go Round 1:30 The Rev. Silas Blllupo 2:55 News Beat 2:00 Th"Rev. Andrew Farsons 3:00 Mid Way Matlnel 2:30 Sunday •how""s' 3:55 News Beat 1:00 Sundown Serenade 4:00 rn.ctng wllh Doll 1:45 Sign OU 4:30 Interchanc• WJEH RADIO 4:45 Spolllght on Sporto 4:55 Weather !tOO Community News 5:10 World and National News 5: 15 Sign Off 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clork 7:45 Echoes of Joy 3:00 Ohoo Valley News 8:05 World News 3:10 Sporl• Today 8.5 Weather Picture 8:16 Pt. Pleasant Foothill 10:30 Songs for Cbildrea 10:45 Golden Key 11 :00 News II : 05 Saturday Show 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat. Newo 2:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 Newo 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Mati... 1:30 New1 Headlines 1:31 Sllturday Mali... I :55 News 2:00 Saturday Matineo 2:30 News Headlines %:11 Saturday Malin.. 2;55 News 3:00 Soturday Mallnet 3:30 News Heildline::~ 3:31 Saturday Matinee 3:31 Saturday Matin.. 3;!1$ News Discinr with Doo• , ,30 Radio R f 0 1;00 Newo Roundllp fi:15 Sign Olf By ~ARf . ,,oo : .~ A~ WEM l.at!U, @IL U£ JOI AH PP<>M!S'E AI-\ WON'T LH Ml( ~8LIHD N' .JEDGMan! OVtll IH -..:!"!'CH OOL1,iR ~·'1'..-!I :J'JJ Wj..jAT, 80'ib'"1f:i GO• r-\' , i'~,_,r\4 RUl.kli::,: AHJEST CDJl.()N'T Br t.R , - - - TM\SG i~f.T n'o01-;~'EI< ~.o~~;D.t:. T:UN.~Al ] �. ! I • :• 1' wards, Galllpolla, and Wlllle and Mrs. Edgar Reynolds were I Erl• Chambers ' Rio Granda JJ.biny SenUnel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Nov. 29, 1965 a• Maud Coates. their son and famtly, Mr. andiCollege student, spnte the Mrs. Charles Bennett spent a Mrs. Val Reynolds and chtfd· weekend with his parent•. Mr. 0 y week recenUy in Columbus with ren, Morgantown. w va. and and Mrs. Richard Chambers. IS her daughter, Miss Maxine Ben- Mr. and Mrs. llorace McEf· Stephen Caats returned 10 f If 01 rf nett and her son, Mr. and Mrs. hmny, Mtddleport. K~rksvtlle, Mo .. saturday afler 0 00 0 I PomerOY A blrthdsy party was held m I eoo Warren Bennett and family, Mr. Mrs. Gus Reynolds and her havi been called here by the : jl'Uneral services lor Robert brothers, Fred and Roger Costs. Roberl 11be honor of Lori Lee Young, age Mr and Mrs. Noah Hasklna Bennett and hts father, Charles mother, Mrs. Minerva Childers deat::' of hts father, I. Coats, prominent Middleport . Out-of-town relatives attend· Mr. and Mrs. _Joe Foster and , 6, Saturday, Nov. 20, wh~n wero. Thanksgiving Day dinner Bennett went to Virginia on a spent the holiday In Akron with Coats businessman, were conducted mg the serv1~es l~cluded Steph· family of L1vonta, M:tch. were: games were played and prJZes l guesst of their son and daugh- deer ~untlng trlp. relatives. · . Monday, November 22 at 2 p.m. en Coats, Ktrksvllle. Mo.: The weekend suests of their parent•. Iwon by David Sprague and Jill! ter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Char- Holiday dinner guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rue Mr. William Bailey! Grant • Jn the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Rev. an~ M:rs . Russell Mcln- 1Mr . and Mrs. J. E. Foster, East I Swain. A gift was prese~ted to Jes Haskins of McArhtur. -anl Mrs. John Lyons and faro- and children, SUe and J. T. !Here St. was the Thanksgiving Home with the Rev. M. E. Dow· lyre, Sprmgfteld. Mr. and_ Mrs. 1Mam St., and Mr.. and Mrs. Susan Hannum whose birthday! Mr. and Mrs. Elwsrd Tewks- lly, Bernard, Linda, and Debbie, Thanksgiving Day dinner guests dinner guest or Mr and M '· son oHleiatlng. Frel Coasts, Muncie, Ind., Mr.l Ralph Webb. Racme was Nov. 18. Refreshments were barv of Wellston were hosts for were Mr and Mrs. John E. of her parenls, Mr. and Mrs. George N1cmsky anl famtly. Funeral directGrs and others and Mrs. Roger Coats. Winches-~ Mrs. E. J. Tracy returned •served by Mrs. Janice Young,: a f~mily Thanksgiving Day din- Lyons and son, Johnny, Middle- Hobart Dillon in Gallipolis. Oth Mr and ~rs. ~:ank Herald, esslsting with the services were ter •. Ind.; Mtss Wanda Coats, home Sunday, after s~ndm~1 Mrs. Helen Caldwell and Mrs Iner held at their home tn Well- port; Tom Lyons, Pontiac, er guests were Mrs. John Rue, Jr. and fa~Jly ~Istted over the Donald Fogelsong, Red Tuck· Indianapolis, Ind.: Mr. ~n~, the holtdsy weekend With ho i Nettie Young. , ston. Attending from Middle· Mich.: Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Gallipolis: Mr. and Mrs. Keith holiday Wllh hiS father, Mr. er, Mason; Henry Ewing, Ben- M~s. Corvm C~ts and fa~~ · son and dalJihter-m-la~· !~ Attending were Mrs Nola port were their parents, Mrs. Burdette, Point Pleasant, W. Bowman, Oak Hill, and Rita Frank Herald lD Logan, W. Va. nv Ewing, and Fritz Buck, Wmchester. Ind., Mr. and a:d and Mrs E. A. Tracy, I Young and son, David, Mr. E. 0 Tewksbary and Mr. J. A. Va., Mrs. Josephine Elias, Ma- ani Charlotte Bowman, Oak Pomeroy: Jack Walker, Co-, Rex Coats and famtly, Mr. d bus. 'and Mrs. Ray Young and daugh· Grate, and Mr. and Mrs. Char· son, W. Va. and Mrs. Bernard Hill. HAVE DINNER GUESTS )umbus. Thomas Martin, Rut" Mrs. !larry Heaston, Mr . .;n 1 Mr and MrS Patnck Wippel ler Klla Jill Swain, Davidl t' Tewksbary and lsmily of Schramm of Zanesville. Miss Marianne Woodgerd, · 10 Jalid: Charles Gaskill, Wellston: 1I Mrs. Morm~n Heas~, and f~mlly ret~rned to their Sp~ague, 'susan Hannum, David Warren, Ohm, and Tom Tewks-i Miss Connie Cooke has been who is employed at the Ohio Mr. and M~s. Virgil Br~ Mr. and Mrs. Harley Srto~ Mr.l chester, Ind · d *e k ev. a;'t home, Baltimore, Md. Sunday, Hannwn, Terese~ Chichester, bary, a student at Rio Grande, returned to her home from Hoi- Slate University in Columbus, enterta1nl'd w1lh .a Thanksglvand Mrs. Joseph Strong, Wilkes- Mrs Raym~n ~c er.8 nd Mrs~ after spendmg the holiday Jeff G11land, Chrisanna Gil-lCollege. '.:er Hospital in Gallipolis where spent the weekend with her par-, ing dinner at therr home m v!lle; Mr. 1Uld Mrs. Vernon Me-l Wayne, Ind · theM ~;ie lnd 1 weekend w1th their parents, land, Lita Lynn Young, Mrs.l Mrs. Ethel French and dau·. shf was a surgical patient. I ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood Rock Sprmgs. Prese t ~ere Mr. Coy, Vmton: Mr. and Mrs .. James Tucker. ~ M~ er Mr'. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wippel Helen Caldwell. Judy Young, tghter, Mrs. Velma Ro us hi Mr. Donald Rode, Midlleport gerd and Mrs. William Childs and Clarence W~ugh, and Mr. and Mr. and Mrsh L~< •Do y 'Mrs. Iand Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Neu-, Mrs. Larry Young and t n e spent the Thanksgiving holiday, High School faculty member Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey- children M1cky and Shtela. and Mrs Fredrick Woods, Galltpo- and Mrs. JoF~ench ~l:mbus· l tzling. !guest of honor, Miss Lori Lee I10 Columbus with relatives. !spent the holiday with his par- doo of Huntmgton were week- Mr. and Mrs..Fred C. Brown., llo: Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hughes, Dona Jean ~ Dou las, nd dau-1 Young. . Holiday dinner gu.,ts of ents In Wheeling. He resides at end guests or their parents, Mr. Columbus. Durmg tile day Mr. Athens; Jack White, , C~lvtll&• ~r ~n~ M~< . ~e Paul Joug- Mrs Eula W~lker ~til who I Sendmg girts were Mfll. Olen i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards Ithe home of Mrs. E. 0. Tewks- and Mrs. James Brewington, and Mrs. Harold Shanabrook Gene Crow, and Lewis usse UIC' ' · a ' r. J ~ th Young Jeff Fultz Debra and and family Pat and Brenda bary. Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. (the former Josephine Ander8 ghter, EJ!een an son Polnt Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs .:IDoas, ClhariEeslkto~. Mr~ v/~~ jwere called here by tthe ~a to[Philhp, Gnffin and' Lee Swam. :were Mr. a~d Mrs. Herbert Ed- i Holiday dinner guests of Mr. Luckeydoo,' New Haven, W. Ya. lson VISited from Massillon. Broce Bingham, Ravenswood, ug as. v1ew, · · · of Henry Marlm, re urn~ --~-- _ -~ _ _ . . _ . __ __ ___ ·- _____ _ and F. L. Stevers, Mercervllle .jGlen Douglas, Mr. Roger Doug- their home, Columbus SaturActive pallbearers were Cash 1las, St. Albans, W. Va.; Mrs. day. While here they were 1 Uam Childs ,Jack Welch, Rob-! Harry Burford, Huntington. W. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orville 1 Bahr, Harold Hubbard, Wih Va.: Mr. ani Mrs. M1.1lard Bur· Well and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph • Uarn Childs, Jack Welch, Rob· I Harry Burford. lluntmgton, W Welker. I ert King and Bernard Fultz. Va: Mr and Mrs Millard Bur. Don Horak Honorary pallbearers were Man- ford. Follenbee. W. Va . and ' The Rev . .Father t Thanks· I spe n Mr· ' ning Webster • Rodney Downinal!t• Mr .and •Mrs Richard Buch- of· ·Steu~nville. lth h1s parents, Walter B Harrts Paul Smart man, Martetta g1vmg w H k · ' . ' and Mrs George ora . Dale Dutton, Cecil Bradbury, Mr a~d Mrs. Robert Har· John Werner and Byron Par- j · brect~t and fa mily of Worthingmalee. . 1 mg ury c u ton spent the holiday weekend Masonic semces were c'Dn· l with lheir mother, Mrs. Ray· I dueled by Middleport F&AM d H brecht and Mrs. Nor· J 'Lodge Su~ay ~veni.ng. Interj ~~~ M:~allum . 1 ment was 111 R1~erv1ew. Ceme• i Mrs. E. A. Leonard of Co· An exciting ~hoice ol ruggedly band10me piet!el of tumitore in autl1entie llylin,z:. Heavy, solid top• are surfaeed with life-time tery. Mr. Coats IS s.urvlved by The Kingsbury Missionary i lumbus was t·he holiday weekcarefree pladic. Theile are matched beautifully and expertly to his wife, Edna Max me , a son,l club meeting at the home of end guest of Mr. and Mrs. the eeleeted bardwoode of the beds and eaaee whidt are finished Stephen, a daughter, M r s. I Mrs. Eva King, enjoyed a pot-jRuss Watson and Mrs. John F. with a ~low-rubbed maple finisL Drawer fronb and hue~ are · Mcintyre, and two IJuck luncheon served at noon . Baily. ahaped and carved to an eye·pleuing beauty. AU caaee feature to Mrs. Deloris King , Mrs. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bunce heavy, aH-wood drawer interion. Drawen are center-guided. and Virginia Smith, Mrs. Neva and son Stt!vie of Lexingto~, ! Heodquarlers top dn..-. are dutt-prooled to complete fu11-qua1ity CODJt:rueI King, Mrs_ Janeth Seal. Mrs. 1 were weekend guests of the1r tion features. Gleamlng, authentie drawer pulls are finished in For . Jean Wood. Mrs. Mabel Brick- ~ parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Don a delightful antique bra• finish. fhe rolled glue mirron are les. Mrs. Looise Harrison, Mrs. Rea, Minersville and Mr. and I attractively framed ia generoa&, hardwood stoek carefully Sadie Carl. Mrs. Murl Wood. IMrs. Walter Bunce, Middleport. . ol~aded ....! liDished to 00111pw- the .,.._ Mrs. Mar alene Harrison. Mr.~ . Mr. and Mr£. Larry Thomas : Judy Carl. Mrs. Elizabeth I and daughter, Melinda of Co· ) Murray, Mrs. Virginia Dean, Jumbus were weekend guests of i 36xl7x32M Mrs. Sandra Carl, Mrs. Eva I their parents, Mr. and Mr s. j King Scott Harrison, Helen : Harry Thomas an\ Mr. and Mirror King, Brent and Ivan Carl, I Mrs. Don Rea. :Brill, Bri~n, and Mona King. I' d Middleport, 0. The ladies spent the day Mrs. Charles Faulkne~ a .n 'It' daughler Cathy ol Spnngf1eld qu1 mg. .'d k d t of The business meeting open-! were ho h ay wee en gues s ea ed with prayer by Mrs. Neva I her mother, Mrs. Ernest R · King. The entire group read Iand Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Webseveral verses from tl"-e Bible. : rung. . . then heard several readings. A 1 MISS Joyce Willlamson lras reTONIGHT a TUESDAY "MARY POPPINS" young Pilgrim's prayer by Mrs. ; turned to Colum!Jus where she (Technicolor) Louise Harrison; Thanksgiving , IS employed .b~ th~ sta le, after .hllie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke, David Tomlinson, Gly- by Deloris King, and Be Thank- : a weekend VISit ~1th ~.er. moth. nh Johns, Hermione Badde- ful, by Murl Wood followed. ! er, Mrs . .Georg1a Vitlhams?n !_ey, Ed Wynn Regular support was sent to and her .sister and b~~ther·m· ~ Colorcutoon Rev. and Mrs. John J"Ji.burg : Mr. and Mrs. W. A. _Gibbs. ; Matinee Saturday&: Sunday: who arP. the missionaries the l Mr· and Mrs. Rolhn Bearhs : 1:30 P.M. (one show only). 11 returned home ~t~rday after r Evenings 7:00 P.M. Except Club s~nsors. The next meeting will be at spen~ing Thanksgtvmg ~t Can• Saturday, 6:30P .M. , Admissilon: $1.00 & Me. the home of Mrs . Virginia ~ at Wmchester. w1th their dau~ Smilh where there will be a i ghter and son-m-law, Mr .. and WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1 exchange. j Mrs. Roy Evans and famdt NOT OPEN 46xl7d0" Mr. and Mrs. Russell Knder Iof Findlay arrived Wednesday, ! FRICAY thru TUESDAY DAUGHTER BORN · to spend Thanksgiving weekend December 3-7 Word was received that a wilh his parents, Mr. and Mrs. j Walt Disney's 1 daughter was born to Mr. and 1Raymund Krider. Marvin Kri·1 .,OLD YELLER" (Tcchnicolor ) Mrs. Thomas M. Brown, Can-j der of Columbus also arrived Dorothy McGuire, Fes! Par· ' ton, on Thanksgiving Day. The 1 Wednesday for the holiday with I ktr, Chuck Connors, Tommy : llf'W daughter was named · his parents and returned home I Kilt. berly Dawn. Grandparents Friday. Fe1turette: 46xl7x40" flash, the Tttnllt OHtr Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert D. I CoJorcutoon lace, Sandusky, and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krider Admission 75< & 4V< IMrs. Virgil Brown, Pomeroy. . Russell Krider spent Fri'---=-'"==-.-...-;;;i;;~~ ~ ;:;~~i1~n Belle, W. Va. willi llie parents, Mr· and Mrs. Rice. Mr. and Mrs. John Krider and Joetta and John or Chester Road spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Haymon Krider I guests. Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mr!i. Raymond Krider were Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Dill of Chester Road and Mr. and Mro. Russell Krider. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Woods of Barboursville, W. Va. visited Saturday, with relatives in the area. ltfpleAw Mr. and Mrs. Larry Erwill Slxl7x~2" and family of The Plains, were Mrnr Thanksgiving guests of his mother, Mrs. Clyde Andrewo and Mr. Andrew&. -- ' , Lort Lee Young """"4 0 M · 1 Ab uf ' am l Is Honored at People In ' 8' thd p t oy Y . - ':1_'uneroIsemce . . H ld N 22nd e 0~. :·f or Mr. R bert C s f M ddleport Around And Ab t ou M'ddl ·r, . i. " - e o:y • at y enttne ~j_! .. ~ !/'. ;. <~C ... ... .,, -c .e e c; o;: ~ \(, .:t DnOil!fl Te The ln~ere~tl 01 The Meir•·Ji.ltuon ArM ~ ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ""· ---~; o~~ VOL XVII NO. 189 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1965 01 d I InexpenslveJy PrlcecJ Authentic Early American 1 K' b /b s Meets at Home to create a cozy, friendly home! ELBERFELDS THIRD FLOOR FURNITURE ************************* 01 Mrs King 1 I ........ _ THE SHOE BOX 1 j MEIGS THEATRE I 1 We invite you to see these lovely Early American pieces on our 3rcl Floor. Buy the pieces you want now and add others later to suit your decorating needs. I McElhinny'• Host.l At Dinner Friday Tq~u Spray Cologne ano Dusting Powd.:r by Mr. and Mrs. Horace McElhinny entertained with a family dinner Friday evening at their home on Leading Creek. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. 1 Roher! Werner and children, Ruth, Margaret and Debbie of Oberlin: Mr. and Mrs. Clar· ence Stratton, Oakwood, and Mrs. Robert Werner, Pomeroy. Mr. Werner was unable to attend .. he Is confined to Vel· erano Memorial Hospital Ill Pomeroy. Mr. Robert Werner Js . a member of the facult yat Ob· erlin CollegP.. I .' 1 H!re's i bright and gay gdt package- straight from Sanra's sleigh. Dana's golden gift set contains heavenly Tabu spray cologne and dusting powder, So be i1 Christmas angel ... give her Tab11. ~5tha seL DUTTON DRUG STORE ,, "' MIDDLEPORT, 0. , ENTERTAIN AT HOME Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wlaebreoner entertained in their heme Thanksgiving Day with a turkey dinner for Mrs. Harold Weaver, Tommy, Linda Sue, Miehael and PegBf, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Winebrenner, and Mary Ann, and Richard . . ~ ·, ~---------------------------11 wwe~M~ ... ~ ~ new water company, It was an- The sale could mark the end, nounred. The sa le terms of the for a time at least, of suggeswater company were not dis- tions that either Pomeroy or closed. Middleport or both buy the The Meigs Water company firm . Such 'talk" has been b 1was purchased by John B. Dow-~ reported lacally periodically for The water company Will e 1ning early this centurv and Rod- over 25 years but it is believed · oper~t~ and n~nag.ed by 3 1 ney Downing, president or the tthe moves ~ever reached the ! subs1~1ary of Con~hdated Wa -' business for several years, took I point of a firm offer being ter Com~a~y · .which oper~~es over its operation following the made, or even to the stage of ~at~r fac1ht1es m some 25 Cit ieSIdeath of his father. Iserious negotia!ion:1. m SIX states. I -- · - - - ----- - -- - · ··- - - . · Don Porter, lhe general I HONORED - Mrs. Harne! Neigler of Racme, second left, Is presented a plaque for 30 years of 4-H leader- m· . f the new company , ship serrvice by club members at the Achievement Awa rds assembly Monday night. Standing. left to right, are a;a~er 0 pio ees of the Me1 Dennis Cole, Mrs. Neigler, Margaret Cole and Carol Wilcoxen, all members of Mrs. Neigler's Racme Jolly I~:te~ c~~pa~ Wlil he retam· Nelgbbon 4-H club. - Sentmel Photo. Ied and that Mr. Downing has' . j. ·1 pfOJ•ect Chaplain 4-HWorkRecognizedbyAward i an~;~ ~~;:wat:"ns~~~~·nt~at: H W d d Cfe e fiCS ay g; 1 Mrs. Neigler's Mrs. Harriet Nelgler 30 Years i n 1 I . B h f A h De GOrdOn Us 0 t ens IeS _as.l ......... . . .. ,,. ...... -~ -- ....... at ' IL----------------------------------------------------------------------------J ---- - ·- - - ... ~ - - 1 Ben R. Evans, Jacksoo, . . uty Graad Master. G r a a4 Lodge o1 Obio FUM, w11 honor Pomeroy Lodge Ill I& the Muonlc Temple, W~ day eveniog as in!ltBUI.ae: olfl. cer of U1 oewly elected. ofll.. cers. Evans balds the hlgbeot det~:ree of Masolll'y - tile Urd - and bas occupied most of tile oftires of the Ohio Gr&IMI Lodge, F&AM. parish house. :- ------ -~- · - , p F J-fD e G00 I I appeal in the Spring of 1 1 I Pearl Pa rker' CJre"ler TWp, _,. , ' • Monday DIes santa coming hy Boat ·, I Jad Sentence ~~-~uallaor e~en ~.ontro- • Anson Jackson D' M . Jes on day 1 I Jportac~ K~';j,.S~ta .. thet:A~:!I ~nnylr~le;,..~erbeSaf:,"v':: Chris~ fi 0 Cambo~la Wlnn~s 1 1 1etart an ~n Fun~ral i" w3f ~a/ I =-c==- Na~, Cambo~jall_ ~; ~ ho~ repor~ gi~en sam~ 13 y .II SVI i~cident *" raPJ -.., tu,•.• ' Jt'ffi · , · I' j 1 0rdered for j 1 ,f. r- ELBERFELDS 3RD FLOOR FURNITURE--POMEROY ~<VANS Rev. Ruhmkorff answered an ; Clevetand , MiS<., wilh the sup- CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) 1004 ervision of some 15 young peo- ~lth :r~.~pec.ts fo~ a ..Satu~~ 1 for responsible Christian lead- i pie engagt'd in teaching, social aunr ookmg fme, Gt!mlDI ers to accompany students into!welfare. voter registration astronauts Frank Borman and the South. He was assigned to work. and commumty organiza- Jame-.s Lovell toda~ faced more COLUMBUS <UPI) - Gordon iversity's more than 150 years.l On the death in 1929 of his papers. --- · - - - - - - bon lor !ielf-lmprovement. prari!Cf' and rev1ew sesslona . K. Bush, 62, publisher of the An alumnus of the univf!rsJty, father, Fredenck, who bought j He earned degrees at the Un. d ' fo r their r{'('ord 14-days iD Athens Messenger for 36 years I he headed the board's building the paper 8::1 a weekly und built I iverslty of MJSSOUI'l and Har· He a1so lntervlewe snme spare 65 and former trustee of Ohio Uni- lcommtttee during the late 1950s it into a dally, Bush became vard 's Business School as well I members of both racial com-· Al ler sprnding two hours In t~~~~t~died Monday U161•t ln Iwhen t:4e university 1s present publisher. I1as e~t Ohio University. He was munitlt!s to discuss problems Idummy capsule rehearsing the HospIta!. ..1...w,. •·te--•-• I o of inlegr~tion and major lask ol slowing two . . .... .. ·pen'od ._ ..,.an. He re~ ~ ,_ w Flyng I a past d.!rector of hte Ohio 1 m I u r establish per· l 0 was admltteH td the boa.. mBlnea~ac'tive in uiil\rerilty af.l A pioneer in aviation in the / Chamber of Commerce, a memanen nes commtmJca JOn Wet"ks' worth of suppliP.s and between them. refuse in the nooks and Nov. 19 for surgery on • lairs alter his retirement" area, he helped establish Alli- ber or the Ohio Development cancer and had been l'e- A 1924 graduate, he took the ens' first airport and was active land Publicity Commission and · The Rev Mr Ruhmkorff JS crann1 es of the cramped cabin, WNOON - PRIME MINII~I piOI'Ie< improving to within a position of business rep!'fsenta- tin the Clvil Air Patrol. a member of the Ohio Aviation .. presently rector of a shared I Ihe astronauts planned to. s~nd ter Harold Wilton hours of his death. tive for United Press in the The veteran newspaperman 1Board. He also belonged to the F'uneral servues for P.earl m1mslry m Warren county,! the. rest of .the day rev1ew1DI 1 expected to dispatch a Bush reUred from the Ohio Midwest in 1925, worked later in belonged to Sigma Della Chi, Umversity Club in Columbus, Parker. 91, Chester lownsh1p. : whtch was chosen b) the Ku t thm long fl1ghl plan. . Air Force (RAF) strike University board of trustees ln l advertising in New York City professional journalistic society, the Rotary Club and the Pres- who dJed ~~ hJs ~orne early ~on- r Klux Kliln as the l.or:ation. of its ?emmJ rendezvous Pilots to defend Zambian interests 1961 after serving 33 years, the and in 1927 became editor of and was past president of the byterian Church in Athens. day mornmg, Will be held Wed- recent membership ra ll1es in Waller Sc Hrra and Thomu the bo d with Rhodesia. The longest board tenure In lhe un- the Athens Messenger. 1 Ohio Select List of Daily News· . . . . nesday at 2 p.m. at the Metlm-' the state. Stafford, set . to he shot after r er eel Sumvors are h1s w1fe, Izot· d1st church at Chester with the I .. , . the1r Gem1m comrades on aovernment dent troopl: ta ; son, G. Kenner Bush, Jr .• Rev. Pearl Casto officiating. \\e are aware Umt lhrre lSIDer 13. went over the crit1cal ready were on the way. e assistant publisher of the Mes- Burial will be in the Mound · lively in terest and portions of their space chase in Tbe men and planes would senger; daughte~s Mr~. Joan cemetery. I ver.sy uver th~s sub~ect, ex- thf• mock spacecraft Monday be used Jn reconnaissance Bush Spencer, Wife of Frank He was the last surviving son plamf'd Mrs. r.rank Set h, presl-j night and were scheduled for .flights over the strategic Kar1 Spencer Jr., managing editor of Thomas and Olive Branch ' dent of the guild, _' "and for thJs !more of the same later todaJ. lba hydroelectric dam on the of . the Newark Advocate; and Parker. He was born in Ches- ~ very reason . we mv1te people Some Problems border. Zambian MJss J~nny Rae Bu~h. New ter. township and was a lifelong • ~! every . o~mJOn. .to hear the! A ..possibl~ hitch JD tbt KeMeth Kaunda urgently Santa Claus will make one not be let until February Need ! all Industries tn the stale with Yor~ City, and 'a Sister, Mrs. resJdent of that area. He was t lk,andd.,Joln the dl "('USSion af- . amhltJOus twm launch schedule ~·'·d Ior British ml'Utary . most UDWIUII appear- for a "reeder'' highway ·to op- a Jetter offering th brol'hure • Dav1d Reeder • Athens · · Me1gs · ' erMr . . e;·1mma · . 1ed Monday • hen ,__, of hLS a we 11 known farmer m \lias listance ln protecting the ances in Pomeroy Saturday at en the eastern part of Meigs 1 Requests for the br~chure wiJi · Funeral arrangements were county and was a member of project officials decided that aa complex and oald he would look 10:30 a.m. when be arrives by County was discussed. he answered with personal COD· hemg made by the Jager fu. the Methodist church at Cheselectrical problem In lhll else~re if it was not forth- boat at the new Pomeroy land- Publicity chairman Rev. Rick tacts, when possible. ! nernl Home at Athens. ter. . ' 1 Gemini. guidance system was conuftl, ing, is met by a fire englne and Martin reported that the Meigs[ Present at the meeting, In • Surv1v_ors include o~ daugh- 1 not ser10us and would not harm carried in B parade around the County lnduslrial Sites Brochure addition to the above, were er. Lucille Schrader, Frank. the laonch of Bormau and HAJ_W FREEZE WARNINGS busineBs district. to be re"ady December 3 at the , Bill Grueser, Walter Grueser, forl, Ky .. and seven sons. Lovell. were m effect today as far alrma 0. U. Inst1tute of Regional De-l Bill Dowme, Ted Downie, Bob Herbert , Syracuse: Manon and Funeral services for Anson •• Mlsslsstppl, Tennessee ch Ch n, velopment will be used In con- Gant, Richard Chambers Ker· Howard, boih of Long Boilom: I w Jackson 411 who dier! Mon-1 Doe Killed when Kentucky. Light ram rebe or Co M~~y Saam- junction with a new county , mit Walton Norbert Co~pton Wilbur, RFD Chester. Edson. l da·.., mor~m~ at 'rataaoma Anz I St k . H' h Inland acroso llie ~ay, t>- 'Fact Sheet, , covering Pome- ' Pres1denl . ' '[ La! T . H ' • • • ·t , rur m 1g way ta rwill vismmerce t lth childre . Jack Carsey Bob Jallf una , exas, omer. Rut - Will be held Thursday at 2 p m Northwest. '· w n a roy-Middleport. cobs, .John Blaettnar. Ted Reed, lY land, and WilliS , Parkersburg. at the Hawlings·Coats The MeigS county sheriff'.• d• 1 thealongG speclaby The Fact Sheet will be sent to Jr., and Marjorie Hoffner. ' Friends may call at the Ar- home with Rev. Donald Hicks : partRment m1v24esllgatedle aths!DlBhap em INIVI~ rea , -----baugh Funeral home in T ff , on oute , two- n of a closed the Erie, Pa., . parked on Malo Street. All srBennie RhodeJJ, 50, of Letart . . up- o IC'Iatmg , mile north of Bowman's Run, and plied two feet deep bands have been wviled for F r e e d Ameri·can Soldiers Fails, received • 30 day jail Plams until one hour priOr I The deceased w" born at at 8 55 p m. Mondsy in whlcll Conneau~ Ohio. Grand Rapids, the parade. sentence, was fined $50 and , o services when the body Will Rutland. the son of the late [ll doe deer was killed. Mich., reported 1 inches of IDOW Mr. Kerr also said that draw• • costs, and placed on probal1on l be taken to the church. IAnson and Ethel Graves J~ck- Deputies said the deer ran Mondsy and roads were block- inp lor the Gold Star Will Camprug { d lor two years Monday after I son He W:Js a machiniSt onto the road in the pathway ol ed near Grand Traverse Bay mao Prizeo will be held Fr~ en pleading guilty to a shoplifting ANNOUNC~ SUPPER . , mate m World War II. . a car driven by Herbert Parkin Michl an dayg at 1 p.m. by the Christ· charge in Middleport Mayor The Letart Falls PTA w11J Surv1vors mclude h1s w1fe, ,er 55 S racuse Minor dauag • mao tree. need not be PHNOM PENH, (UP!) - Two American Lee Smith's court. sponsor a Jitney supper and ba- Hilda, daughter, Barbara Jack· age caused Parker'a WASHING'J'UN _ present to receive prizes. No ~':"Icemen freed by the Vtel Cong_after two years cap· Rhodes was arrested by Mid· zaar, December 11, at S·Jo p. son, Columbus. Ind. and a siS-1 model <'llr 10 No arrelll 1963 Secretary Robert S purchase is required lo par- tivtty sal~ today they wanted to qutt the Army and lead dleporl pohoe last Saturday 1n m. at the Letart Fails elemen- ter, Mrs Lester (Mary) Bailey, , were re orted ' ro'o lllatement thui .. ,.. tlclpate. a campatgn m the Umled States lo end !he Vtel Nam a Middleport store, tary school. Middleport. _P_ ". atopped losin& the war" Attorney Fred Crow, Jr. re- w~~. . , ' In other court action, Mayor The body Wlll arrive by plnne [ QUAKE HITS South VIet N used viewed plans for Paul CarnaThe Umted States has nothmg to gam from the war Smith fined James AUred Will, LUCAL TEMPS In Columbus on Wednesday at ENDAI. Japan (UPII - All Ohio amancato han Day, Thur!day, particular· In Viet for tbe Vtet Cong are the people," the two 23, Rt, 3 Pomero), $20 and 'f!te temperature in Pome- 1 15 p.m Friends may ca ll at •earthquake today jolted area 1 Invlun1 the public to a re- soldiers satd when they were brought before a news costs, ordered a 10 day suspend- roo s business district at 11 ·35 llie funeral home at 6 p.m. of Honshu Island but Dt E. ception for Mr. and Mrs. Carna· conference here arranged by the govern· ed jaU sentence, and placed am. today was 31 degrees un- that day. Burial will be m Riv· dsmage or injury was publican from Rocky River han at5 p.m. Ill the Racine Am· ment. , ., , h1m on probation lor two years. der cloudy sktes. erv1ew cem~t~ry_._ _ _ _ _ _ ed_. _________ _ aald li optlml tic ~ erlcan Legion Hall and the The otalement raiSed the can authofi!Jes because we Lester Ray Hood 18 Rt. 3 . by er has ; I •leak dinner in hbe' hl!lh aclloot possibility that the soldiers know the two sides of history," Pomeroy was 'the ld R d prttOeded II 7:15. Tickets at $1.110 are •· brainwashed during the They said their ilherati.on by Ioentence'on an identical charge. ear-o ee e ot ee -., at local banb. lillie they were prisoners of the Viet Cong was a dtrect Both were for speeding. v Crow aiBo discl11ted that war. The Viet Cong allDOWiced consequence" or the protests Ethel Elizabeth Ours, 22 Rl. A IJ.year-old Rt. 1 Reedsville was in a car parked near the mooed help. NOR'I'IIEA8TERN plans 1o arant contncta lor their release last Saturdsy lo against the war which are be- s, Racine, was fined $25' and girl was seriously injured Mon-1Beilville Locks and Dam look-' rt W:JS reported that Smilll molorltlll biUied more than the new Route 33 this aprlnl honor anti-war delllOIISiraUons ing held in the United Stales. costs for speeding, Max Sayre, day night when a .lZ . gauge out station when the shooting I was also taken to st. Josepll 1 loot and llall of snow hive been postponed, and con- in the Uni~ S(ateo. Jr. , 18, Rl. t, Middleport, $25 shotgun dlscbarged, shooUng her occurred. Ihospital lor ttealment o! shoct, u Aslttabula, Late and lracta lor the Route 7 by-pass The ~era are Sgt. George AID GIVEN and costs on a charge or driving in i~n~eft kneeet"t !:"h:;::.ng:i Reedsviile firemen who went ' II COlllltlel W, oct frolll ll'OWid Pomeroy-Middleport Wtll E. Smith Of Cbester, W. Va., The Middleport E-R squad in a dangerous manner, and Rsigu ' g . immed ately to the scene after I the llnt beavy IIIOWiaU ol and Spee. 4 Claude D. M.Ciure was summoned to Rutland at Charles C. Winston, 48, Middle- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ratguel, the occurred, some-l SIIP11KC • o! Chattanooga, Teon. McClure . port, $IZ and costs on a c1la· was rushed immediately to St. . . 8 40 A, DAYS IUIOII. WASHINGTON (UPII -TM and Smith turned up at a Cam- · p.m. Monday and treated Uon of dsngerous backing AI· Joseph Hospital in Parkers- ltme between 9 and 9 15 P· Albl.tbuia County ....,,, bord t Sund Sam Bellar, who was reported ,_ M B tl Zl H t' t bur• by the Coolville emergen· m., said they were told that repor~ depllll of up to oalloaal erlme nle Jamped I "'"""" .,. pos BY 111. ""' · ar ey, • un lng on, c • uad. Richard Roy Smilli. 18, Rt. 1, lncbeo Jn' the Connetwl per CIDI ln tile flrll 1111 night. W.Va., forfeited a $10 bond on Y sq Reedsville was reportedly held· wUII ...., ocatl«ed of year, rB1 IllThey told lodly's news cona charge of running • stop sign. She was later transferred to ing lhe srotgun when the shoot· riel Iiili lalling. In the netor J. Edpr Hoover re- Iorence that they would press Melp Gellorll R01pllal Grant hospital in Columbus ing occurred •• - . tlepllis ranged ported 11tfa7 ahead with their onU-war cam- Mmlulou - Joseph Bissen, Velol'los Memorial Hospital where she was reportedly un· . ·. , tnc:fMo · aDd drivll!l Vloleot crime llenued Ia palp ..an if aancl:lons were Allison; Elmer Nelson, Pomeo Admloolot11 - Evelyn Mont- dergolng el""'gency surgery Ofllctala satd StnJth told were ~aU ina,ler eatepriH _ takell aglhiat them by Amerl- roy; Mina Lewls, Racine; AI· gomery, Langsville. this mnrnlng: St. Joseph hospit- them that he had seen .a rabCIRISTIIAS Slii.Sftlllllllt IIIIIW, npe, robberp ' 1 1 d ice Jolmaon, Ml*lleporl Dlaehargeo - Mildred White, a1 Indicated las! night the girl bit and decided to shoot 1t. The lfir!Miotl ...._. • -· WEA1•11£'D Dllclillr,..- None. Olesblre; Cora Spray, Rutland; was Ill serious condiUon. teen-ager .said he loaded the • lfltr MSPI-JHY IISWU IMr If · 1amuet1 · .,._ · .Lollie Sllellleld, Racine; Wil- The Meiga County Sberlff's gun and tl dtseharged as he 1 par . . . ud n1111er Co!tllleol eoN. t1troqb .. toNOW YOU KNOW . Uam I.anning, Fairborn; Mar- department and Prosecuting At· closed Ibe breech. lf 'I .Jer'- Ntll aid .,_, 111'1 -lltllrleo, malo- 'ftere ablll tlta Smith, Racine; Don Bee- torney Bemard V, Fultz are Joe Turner, a sovernmenl ••Ill "- 1 par 9 -.._ Low · tw~~Pt IJ. pain II - · • aDd liN' er, Middleport; Mary . Lillie, Investigating the incident. employee at tho locks and dam, :. ', ' ·• · 11. ~· ~, a ! W - ""lory ~ Ill tile ~ ~; EliZabeth Humpbre!J> lllterlfl l!<>berl c. Harten- wenl to the aeeoe alte~ lbt " ,1 · " -~ ~- ill liiL ~~bli:b'a dolllitilo I~ ~ tilrl ttllot wu ffrecl and lblttl - ~~~~~~~~~~ Che111 ,.. ... pitcH agreed to Lxmtmue as a consult- 1 BEN of the com-'I Mrs. Neigler, advisor ol the eroy. 1pects o! 4-H, and Miss Margar- 1 the panygeneral wtll bepoltcies mamtained. Racine Jolly Neighbors 4-H club, Archie Rose was chairman of. e~ Griffiths and C. E. Bl~~esl~e l Porter sti:ltes that his com-~ was presen~d a plaque in re- the assembly ~nd gave the dlBCU.'iSed local opportumhes m pany is very happy for the opcognition of her service. welcome. Beatnce L1eveland, 4-H. . lportunity to serve Pomeroy A former chaplain in !he 1964 Mississippi Summer rospects Honorary 4:-H club member- j ass1stant state 4-H club leadere,. Erneshne Wood and James and Middleport and that it ex- Project of Warren county Ohio will be guest speak 1"'r ships were presented to Edison 1 t~Jkde on the top!~· ·:roter~a- MeredJth were announced ,~in- l pects Jo make every effort to Wednesday at 8 p.m. of th'e St. Frances· Gui ld of Gra~e Hobstetter and Richard Cham- Ilona!_ Opportunity, usmg film ners or the "I Dare You a- contribute to. the progress or r Episcopal church. I or 'I- a y bers, both of the Pomeroy Na· shdes, Amta Houdashelt, Patty ! ward~.. the commumtJes. He is the Rev. David Ruhmkorff whose looie will be tlonal Bank and Jack Carsey, ~rstandMrs. Harold ~hse re-- lnd~v1dual member awards ! .stanley McKie ~f Cincinnati ~ "The Changing Social Order and a Chrisliarl's Respon- ! Rid d rnaDage~~Land_m~rk In Porn- VleW~--~late and ~a~~~n:al CConmued on page 2) I Will serve as president of the I sibihty in Jt." The pubhc is invited to hear hlm in the I or Ra· eine was recogllized [or 30 years service as 1 4-H leade! and three MeiiS County busl· nesameu received honorary t-H club member awards Monday nlghl w the fourth annual 4-H Achievement Awards cere-monies in pomeroy Senior Hllh auditorium. M:~r~- mr~~ o,.. .... ,,..,, ,.................. ... . I conaresam ~WIUlam Mlrutbal~ Da llr*•z• -17..ar' Wrrv Rodney Downing, president of ! the Meigs Water Company, to. day announced sale of the company to the Meigs County Wa· ter Company. c·IfISh . Kn ID G4 I ·I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 29, 1965 gilkey grover hess