https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/873b63c99eca403fe3c436c1a224bdca.pdf 11df3a035ca6efb96a199620d766a2b2 PDF Text Text . ! 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 �'l ! _DaHy Sentln~l, P~Jlleroy-Middleport, 0 .• Nov. SO, 19115 " Moore Rebuilding Panther Basketball OIOOSE FROM U:.: Mrs. Neigler By BOB WINGETr Indications are that the Pomeroy Purple Panthers, with only one regulur and two other lettermen hack, are facing a long basketball aeaoon. The Panthers wUI be rebuild· lug. You can take that literally. Coa<!ll Russell Moore, who is entering his seventh year as bead mentor of the Purple Pan· !hers, is plainly not optimistic about his team'o chances of ilnproving on the 11164-65 . f.. Plio' Steers runmn~ Wed by$500 WAUAIIIY BOND ,..,_,_ llllllfiiiiH tiiM ffmMee.but l/ltftUI"' inatt atttt•AI•ttduw~ :o • "'- lrl 1 1965 Ramb}er pro f"Its Of£ 1 tlftk. crawl1poat, vtillfy RDnt LOW COST 6tron(Jiy blow.r • Po-rful forCfl Min dn:ulc.o tio". No O>ld spott. No on.norirta doolts. radiates and circulates COMFORT let cutd prod11ce moro h•at. >111>11\'tl'ltiorual ductwork. e "- hiP lllpacity bwHI' and super- • ....., • ftiJO-,.,,... ttJrn•e• sbo heat •xehCJ~tgW t. Clllllei'VI hit ..- ~-m.nt-lalte& 110 floor spac•. Worb ••rough prnenl 4uCII ..- any i 1~arant~~rf. Central Heating Trim Wall GAS FURNACE COUNTERFLOW compact •.. saves t i ~inr~ space . . • less, than 4' into Joom. • WALL FURNACES ' PUT THE WARM AIR WHERE YOU NEED IT Oo the float Powerful counlerfiO'IIt action pulls Coleman Oil Floor Furnaces * lnHoat d«~at!DI of any floor turnaee- makll CIRI'lloiM' oaiJ IOMOU opportunity is In Oh" says Go Rh d Comma~der Ohio Second Team w·IDS m . oil furnace • room. Mod~ as tomorrow. Completelv .tlulomatic. Set~ this low cost• wall furnau and corn fort from fuel • Compact-Add11 eit-ra "living'' space to ba11ementl todav at •• ~ e Eaay To Install with Row 111(111( HiMIIIO. •od~lo give tully automatic oper.. tion. Jt•a the reaUy trou~ free automatic- ipiti01tl wall, room-to- I Delivers More Warmth * ;; IIIIlS! 11 ~tral heating pla•t-ao duc:u •eeded- Si. . f« . . room -·d·-..... ~tlltlllt duct&, or excluaive Bleod-1\ir pipe 11y11tem. Size• for every bome. er wh~e ll.ome. Cboiee cl co·IVISIOn .. Ohio's No. 2 team won the Class C DivlJion Saturday and Sunday at Detroll's Coho Hall lu the lnternatinnll Team Table Tennlo Tournament sponsored by the u.s. Table Tennll AIIOelation. --a1.m uu.n Jnbn Tauuvum' II~ 01 •In...,, th.. ==e~81 PI the second Ohio men'o team. Ciao c Divll de a on Wll ma :of~: ':'!.trecordo lu the wer OD open :!mber ; ~;;"Ywe~l~t!,~·~~nk~~me;, CIJ~~:r: w~:.:~u=;: ~:~•::a~. !'to!~!:; Rt. .J"'en! Moved to Church A buaar, aoup and pie ..,. to be held by the Syracuse Ladies Auxiliar)' of thl SyracuH Volunteer Fire deparlmelll, Ifill be held iD the basement of the Syracuoe Methodilt church 111stead of at the town hall It wUI begin al 10 a.m., Dec. 4. Those Wlsblni to can'J out aoup are asked to briu& COli' lalners. They will al!o beved 1n the church dining room if desired. Soup will be 50 centl per quart plea 71 cent1 each or 11 by the piece. 'l1leN wlll be III8Df bazaar articles lor aale. . ----- cenb Mn. Frank Dies In Nel10nville J:! I r: :J:: u er• m-~~!": t: :-.,...·~ tum: ""'"""'... R.... ......... .. ' :; ,- I mlul I BUY NOW AND SAVE! No need to remodel to have forced air heatin". No need for expensive ductwork . New Coleman installs right in wall Gr against it. Powerful blowers sels up counterflow action that s pre:;~ds floor to cclhng comfort from room to room. Pulls from air in at top, dellvera hented air at floor level. Fully automatic controls. Safety shutoff and safety vent. 50,000 and 65,000 BTU input. 60 VOLKSWAGON 2 DR. SEDAN White sl~ewall lfrte, llllllo 1114 hlalll. cleaL SIIIIWI but of ura. Low Boy llln I 10121~~ l think. Continues ~ · · Knicks Hire e Elberfelcls 3rcl Floor Furniture Dick McGm"re As Manager .,KING EDWARD heating product. tbi• THREE FULL SIZE SHELVES . .. NEWMARKET, Eng. (UPI)-Neariy 1500 horses were sold lor ~71.135 at Monday's opening of the Tattersalls N'""markel December sales with Santa Vilny, a 3-year-old filly purchased on behaH of an Americ811 breeder, top price of $31,510. Peter refused to identify tho Ameri· can client r... whom he bought the horse. .e:r,tra compact Low Boy ra• rurnaet il ~ PoWer 8tlorlllllllll Bnkeo. Auto. triDI, Wllllllldlwlllf llNL llldlo 11\d heater A BEAUTIFUL NEW CEIUNG backed b)' al500 bood underwriting JOur Will Brighten Any Holld•y Se•son And Make This One Long To R11111111ber Coleman auar.rttllll. lt'1 th• atr:on1ut l~~~~~~~~ 62 -VOLKSWAGON SMOOf .. lla4lo IIIII hlattr. Wlllllwalll • 1958 CADILLAC IPICIAL I" ,...son. the i.asu'gu.laf~aturday againBt ::!':~ r~a::l~i~~:~ ..and they j Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Nov. 30, 1965-3 11 1 1 eU!UUV e, one o top · l•.:.oiiio..."""~~~--===;_=""".--..-------;..;=;;;;;.--;..;..-===~ rated iealll5, takes on Jackson II at Jackson. The Iroruneo are minus Buck Crothers this win· • ter, but have four regulars back from last ye·ar•s team which finished Ulird. Nelsonville has sevral up from last year's championship reserve squad. However, Jackson just missed aharing the reserve title, •nd the Ironmeo also have SQrM • 3/4• SOLID ........_ boyo up who allould fill Croth· CONSTRUCTION ers' vacancy. NEW YORK (UPI) -Dick Wellston, with all ~ Ohio can- McGuire, the quiet man of • SLIDING GLAIS , didate Ed Jacobs leading the basketball, assumeo the most DOORS way, journeys to Pomeroy. taxing jvb In his proression Both teams tied for fourth in lonlght when be makes his conference play last winter. debut as coach of the New However, Pomeroy has only York Knickerbocker.. -~ Bruce Simpson returning, thus The 10-year-old McGuire, the Rockets are favored to op- nicknamed "Mumbles" during en with a triumph Friday night. bis colleglote da)'li at st. John's Two dark honoe! collide at University. was named to Middleport. Ceach Duke Bur- succeed former teammate Marson'• Gallipolis Blue Devils, ry Gallatlu Monday night In a surpriBe move by the Knick man.- w;ement. New York Is host to St. Louis at Madison Square Garden tonight. "I'm sorry It had to Harry," said McGuire. 11l've kno\o.D him .a few yean and funny taking over his job." YOUTHP&A. like all Coluoa• ' DL IEDAH.. POWil l'rii111Ntli~Kllil. IIAOIO & MIATill COLUMBUS (UP)) _ Obit ed tbt A ir Mid-American University' which shar Conference buiketball 111/e la<t year, wtll win tit this year, those who write al:oul and broadca~t the aamea ! I MILD FURNACE I 62 CORVAIR SEO Teams Open 1965.66 Con ference PIay Fri"day MOD.RN GAS 61 FORD GAUllE snn. Pally Kobl•ntz. Jenn1fer j Weber aald Squa Blakeslee, Sally Mora and Lm-· ron t~tl2 has 29 members, meets Rankin Jackso . Albert A M plants in Ohio and ha one. Sunday he led the oecoad da Hollon . •ach Tueodoy at 7·30 p.m. In Cam, 3 Oa~· ltil1; Mr~. ,::: plannlu& expanolona team to the divliiOD title wltb Funeral services tor Mrs. Larry Hollon was recoKnized : Its _n•w butldlng on the airport. chael PhelpJ, Ravawoud; Ed· Uves of companlel which might elght victories llld one lou. Gertrude Frank of Netaomille, - -------- 1Vl,.tors and naw members art 1ar L. Null Ironton· Noble E be e1pandtuc oulllde of Now Other members o1 the oecood who died Sunday eYOn!Di at iInvited . Ca rpenter is inform•· McWiliioms: Scottow'n; Mro: I York State. team iacluded Bong Mo Lee the St. Mary'o llalpital wllere 11 1 lion of11cer. Paul E. Celley, Wellotoo. (Tannehill's coocb) ol Colum· ;~~ ~~~ :'1d DEvOTED ro tNTERIST oP 1 . th Blrtbo Wahama Grad Willi bus; Dldt Rhold; Elyria, and JohnaoD Funoralllorne NellaiiMEtG$MASON ARIA as 'WIMer o1 e tractor opera- . Mro. Homer E. ftias, Rt. I Barry lloet, ClnclnDaU. edneeda • tor • contest, Ann Holter and -~ Rutillnd daushter 3.07 8 m Prornodon In AF Ohio'o Ifni team finlohed ~~IJ ~ be ~'II.!,!'.: m. Bill" . . . . . . . . Owon• .......H Donno Riebel for demonotra- Monday: Mr8 • u•Y ~ .id w' • c' Je.. MASON - Homer n. .. lllc'· 14th In ... field of • 8- • nd etery w buld.eIn her lttt ~-ter ChiltNf ,.,.,..,.......ltp . All, yql bubaDd ""'""" ._, ......... ._., t10111, Dontue Cheadle for Elec- land, Racine, son Ul p m 100 ol Mr. and Mrs. Homer T. Canadian teatn. The Illinois s 1 nd h da hter Mrt' !l., nda' rrr ,.. Ohio '-'aDa t>ubneh tric I Jackie Jonn for Wut- + Mond ' . • HJelu ._. r t - . ..11 A '" •'-' I amue a er US ' . • n~ · :~mpau. uo ......... It~ P'omI ay. I WU'.l \.CIIIC venue,.,.... team flnlllii.U. tn ftrlt pace. Lue1lle ' Duc!11:worth. .-r"~ Ohio. lwrlaeu o t, 1 c • em horses, Charles Eastman, DIICbal'lfd enna ha• been promoted to s 1vora m 1 u.qbt« •· 'vnon• " " •v w .. utt.Gn&l ~· "" 1. sw1ne; La rry Hn11 on, Ronn1e 11lckle Broyles, Mrt. Beat. '"""nJ~-• _, ..., llllfieanl 111 the- Air TO RUN. AGAIN MrourvDo Frlllld, ' ,.:•.,' 1Hotter and Alaa Holter, tractor; rice Evaftl, Mn. Zelia Grate, Force. CL!VELAND (VPD - State aDd"' thele UO.o IJames Meredithhi andndErnestine Mrs. Vernon M. "-· Boyd Promotion r... tbo former w•. Sen Anthony 0 Calabrese J>. .,_ aid --· Ilolllld all .. N"' 'latloaaJ ..t'lfttl.tal nt~ldtN• Wood C'ti A h' D H ""' ... 1• !..... • • Uli:F ..._.. ' VI .,. """'"•" llmboll, '"'" 343 , _ , ._ , I zona p, a rc 1e . Jgglnbotham, llofltr p oooiiUI IIJ&h School oludent Cleveland, 8DOOUliCed Monday 1011vllie and a Iiiier Mn. \'.~" •"'.. ••• ,,. a,.. ••• , Rose and Jennifer Blakeslee for Johmmn, Betty J . Lawoon, Loti will be effective December I. be will seek _rHlectioll aelt Thendo;e Marl of ~public speakJn&. W. ~ossman. William R. Po- Bergeant Hickt II wiped 10 year In the new 22nd diatrlct Friends may eall at the 'tner:~:~~, ;:·;:.:':.'•::V.~. ~~· Alumni remgnltlon was given ling, Jr., Mn. Robert H. ftolch, the Office of the Adlstant DCS- created by · the JI(IW ltlll ap- a1 borne IDJ time """ .... .., ..... '" "'' .. Paulino Atkins, David Koblentz Mrs. John W. Spoocer Eutene P for MllilarJ l'tr10111181 Hq potUon-• plan. · m () nfhll . .,_. .IO\ 8 ' Maraartt Brown and II~ oy d v• s• ' . ...,..... ' """' ..... -""~ -.nt.tt. .......a .,.,.. , •••t•. 8r., Mrs. Sarntlfl E. UBAP' , Handolpb AFB, Teuo. Tbl United Siatea MarfDI :;~.,';~~·~:;.::"':,""",;..,:: Blackwood at tbo clooo of tbe Terry, Jeffrey Whittlnston, and He Is a computer pr<lllllmmer lion 11 the USAF Mllltar)r Per· Band is tbe oldell mWtart • .,, T11,.. -1111. 11.01. ceriiiiOilles. Mrs. Donald W. Waltero. Ia tile Data aid' ltecorda DIY). 11111001 Ceniei. unit Ill the IIOIIIIIIJ• · TH£ DAilY SENTINEL \ ,, Dra ft W f lt' ar A AK Favored to Win MAC Title . Wall Furnace VISIT MOTORS DISCOUNT FOR Jan. l8 - AUlens Jan. t9 - Logan Feb. I - Gallipolis Feb. 5 - Wabama Feb. II - Jackson Feb. 18 - Nelsonville Feb. 19 - Middleport pre·"ason pnll conducted , by the 111d · American Confer· .• By FRED DOWN encc ~ew ', Med1a AssociaUoD UPI s rts Wriler 1 gave the Bobcats 87 pointi tn po ballotmg br spmts writers an4 It also Will' provide fullback I Preliminary skirmishing In radio-televiSion uroadcastert. J1m Brown Wlth a shot at sev- pro football's ballle of the With less than a month of pre-season drills, all era! more NFL records, as if I checkbnoks resull cd in a Ernie Salvatore, presideDI -.. eight Southeastern Ohio League basketball teams will he needs any mure. standoff but "high noon" is , the association und sporla edi· open conference play Friday night. He is two touchdowns away rapidly approaching for several Itor of the Hunti ngton, W. Va., And from pre-season reports, all four contests from cracking the league·~ se·a- duhowners ou t to win 1he rtraw Advertiser, said Miaml drew should be thrillers. son record of 21 TDs and is only for college football"s top stars the runnerup spot with It Big game Friday sends Ath-\ one point shy of the Browns' or 165. . poin ts. The Redskins 1hared ens to Logan where Coach Iwith four returning lettermen, single. season scoring record of One or the big battles the crown la<;t year with Ohio, Charles McAfee's Bulldogs will take Qn carl Wolfe's Yellow 115 pomts, posted by Lou Groza , apparentlv is shaping up but lost the NCAA !ournameal risk their 34-game, three~ year IJackets. The Jacket! were 1-13 Brown _. has_ 1 ,~ ~ards thus 1between the Los Angeles Rams berth m a playoff wnb tbe BoDunbeaten record inside the ron- ~ m con£erence play last winter f~, puttmg h1m w1thm r~ach ?f of th-e Natumal l.eague and the cats. terence. · - they nipped GAHS 61-58 in an his record 1,863 yards ga med ml Kansas City Chi efs of the 01 · d · r· t p~r t M'ddl w· h 1963 but he'll have to g [ 11 1 . 110 rew mne IrS .. un.--.: 0 Athens has only one starter over !me a_ 1 eport. ~t ' . u 1Amer1can l.t:-.:Jgue-----wilh the Jvotes and Mtami only three, back from last year's chamJr ' the exception of Athens, no~ steam to d~ lt. .I possibilitv that the AF'L's while the only other team to ionship squad which tallied \ body really trounced the Jack· Coa_ch BJII M~~e~k of the -O:Jkland Haiders are horning in dra w a first-place ballot Wu 1,088 points in 14 leagtN games. ets last ye~r. Washrngton Redskm~, who ~p- from the t~uts 1de. 1Bowling ereen, which attracted 8 One the other hand, Logan has GAHS t1mshed wit? a 4-10 1ea- pose , the , n!wns Sunday, The ohjert of attenlion is j lwo and finished third with U four veterans returning, _plu_s a gue mark after g~tll~g off to a t expett Cleveland to re- ~ Mi ~e Garrett, ree~rd ~ selting, 1points. crop of sophomores and JUruors -fa_~t start The Galhans .. · , . . He1 sm<m Tropby-wmnin g Sm1th- i . up from last year's reserve b1gger, stronger and more Its poss1ble the ~rowns Will ern California halfback. The · After !hat It was Westem squad. ienced this season. down," he admitted, "but: Hams and Chiefs were und£'r- _M1clugan l.lnd KPnt State with Most observers belleve Ath- On Sat~ar, GallipoliJ they &lsQ co_uld be loose an~ re- ' stood to be negot ia ting fur . 49 pom_t; e;w~ , \1arshall ~ ens will Qpen with 8 triumph. at Oak 1-_lill t~ a non • laxer. - wh1_le the pressures on Garrett at around the $lOO,OOO , 42 and loledQ m the cellar with But they feel the Bulldogs do game while Middleport us;, , I price when il was reported that 1 26 · _not have the horses to make it to Mason C~ty and They lre 8 tea~yo~ hav~ to I the ·Raiders have indicaled they · All MAC tea ms will be tn ae-a clean sweep again Ulis win- plays at Racine, scor: 8 ot on to at ern. You are willing to sign him for a tion this week but ia DODter. Logan, under new coach Wellston, Logan and Jack- don t shut them out or hold two-yea r $300 000 a l 1 ' Bob Combs, Is expected to jell so~ opened their new. them, to one or two touchdwns.i ~ __ .:__ ' Pc· ~gue games. __ -~~~ ~· GAS COUNTERFLOW Bazaar, Soup Sale CLEVELAND (UPI) - The left lu the oeason and then Ides the remalnlng three games Cleveland Browns have some coasted the rut of the way. on the BroWJI'I' scheljule are·ex· time to kill before they shoot When the championship show· hibltions, but Coach Blanton Colfor their second consecutive Nat- down came, they had lost that ller and his team figure there's tiona! Foothall League cham- fine edge that makes the differ· a lot to be done during those pionship and It could 11kill" ence and were wa11oped %7.0 at contests. them, if they don't use it to ad- Cleveland. The perl'od will allow Celil'er vantage. And rt looks Uke Baltimore to work flanker Paul Warfield A case in point lA the Baltl· will furnish the opposition for hack into the attack and, hopemore Colts' fate last season. the Browns again this year, but fully into top form by lhe time I T~~ Colt~ ~on _the Western Di- on the Colts' home grounds. , of t'he titl e game _ Warfield ! VISion htle "1th three games I Cleveland fans may get the hasn't see n a minute of action ' U1is season because of that I fractured collarbone received in I pre-season play. 1 Brown Nears More Marks 1 latNer,I~- th• spread~ a carpet of Wltrmth wall-too I li r L1'g ;g·. Pau l<~ Sayre and 1 Kanawha River - Semet up shire; Mrs. Lillie E. Shoemakllt•bb1e S/w('f~: Poultry - Ala n ' Lnnd(m 4:30 _a .. m.: C. V. Har-! er, Rt. 1 G'allipolla; William Hnlll-' r. H<tndy Youn,~~:. Mike : ner down Wmfleld 8:35 P- m.; Calhoun, Rt. 2 Thurman; Mrll. Barr ond K~eky Hollon; Safely I tul'y Jane Lucas down wIn- Willie L. Nickels, Rt. Thurman; - Ko~nnoe r~astm•n. Charles field 9:15 p. m.: Helen Z. down Mrs. Ivory A. Hedrick, Rt. I 10 S· ·olt an<l R1 ll Allen _ ' Winfield ll :35 P- m.: A. J. Pa~ Vinton; Grogocy E. Ward, Pl. ,;.trden - ~tan ley Hulton, Al -l ten do~n Wmfleld 12 20 it . m.: Pleasant: Cbarles F. Smith, h ,. Smith, Sl••phen Stanley, An -' Chris Jr. dnwn Winfield 2:40 a. Meson; Mro. John H. Jordan. v. 0 es it-t J loud : 1 ~helt. llome r:t·onom- m.; Jerry Hosworth down Win- j Pt. Plea s~:tot: Mn. J . Oral Eadl, , '" - Carol Hall. Am t• Hnudo- ' field 3 a. m ; Elgerdifl down Rt. I Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Eugene NEW YORK IUPI) - The !--llt"ll. Pawn I.'Rqwr . .'\ lin• Smll h Winfi('ld 6 <~ . m. Hester, New Haven; James A. land of opportunity for industry II• me lm prnvrment P"IY Smith, Pt. · Pleasant; Mro. Da- l lies west, In Ohio, Gov. Jameo llnrSI. Mor,ml Cnle. 1·ornl , vlli W. Cleland, Kacine ; Poul , A. Rhodes told 175 New York W• h·n m. \;,nry 11tu<; \"ad- , S•Ju:tilron Progra~ I ~- Clark, Middleport; George I1~te manufacturen today. m lop -- SollY ""'" · P;,lly tomlllf'lllleil by Wmg c..to, Pomeroy, Mra. Marvin : Come to the land. of DO new Kublenlz. i'<•g,y Folmer and Forked Run Squadron No. I Wood, Reedsvlile; Allen L. Pape, , taxes and where we ve 1ot bll Ridlrtrrl Koh lentz · Pholo"raphy 1502 Civil Air Patrol ha!!l won Syraeuse; Sutanne Forshey, H.t. highway, educational and re-' ' ner· commendation ' ' - .<\nn Ho lter Debbie Tur for its ' program 11J 8C kson,· Mr1 • ~\RUrgt IL Boy- searc h programs ro II'mg and 8 Je an :\·J~es and Janet Mif'e~. ' according to Commander We.; er, Ironton: Raymond 0. Har· pr_oper ClirMte for industry," he Uh10 Slall' Jumor Fa or parlld· " who altended a meeting or ~It, Ht. 1 Kitto ltill; Mra. H. Ald. , . pallon checks wero g1ven H~eh- the Ohio Wins at Headquartoro ugg~ns, RL 3 JackJOn, Mrs. Rhndes luvltahoD C.llml at a ard Koblentz. Linda Shenefield in Columbus last week wtth Evan Lavender, Wellltono Ray- lunch arranled by the Ohio Debb•e Sh..,t. _ Kathy Ch~rhr<t: •member• Hank Carpenter and mood lloothe, Jockoon ; Cleo M. Manufacturers AaooclatioD and •r. Rhea \lora Mary Thomp· Virgil Booard Laruer, Lancaster; Charleo M. tbe OhiO Society of New York. Ohio Uis t::sn room oir In Ill 111e lop, •i IJospilaJ ~:: f:: ~=~~:':ue I· radiant GAS HEATERS extends Dec. 18 - Wabama 1 for add-on room or whole house ~;ear~ ICerS Jn Pomeroy Radford, all juniors. Members of the Pomeroy Jl&. serve squad are Chuck Bartels, Lonnie V'an Meier, Jact Stanley, Jack Haggy, Cecil Mill· klff, John Wolfe, Jiln Anderson, Jeff Burt, John Goodwin, Lor· ing Vaughan, Bob Whaley and Allan SwindelL The sc~ Dec. : - WeUstoa Dec. I - Raeine Musl Dec. 10 - Atheu Dec. II - l<>gan Dec. 17 - Galllpolll Before Big Game With Western Champions ~; ~t ~~~~r n.cw,r- • Cm•tinu•d From Pa~• Onel _ ond d •··rks were olso pre<enl· t'd :Jwmbtr·s nt tht• 4-H Club I Gauge Rf'adings _ Galli pol-: I'''""'" '"' .J . \lalcom '' Dam 12 o. 16 I . 1.\ : WASHINGTON (UPI) Defense Secretarv Robert Htimtn. prr~rdent : Richard Ko- leet on rollers, Pomeroy- Mason S McNamara satd today on his return from a "quick in~ bl,·ntl. ' "' prrsodenl : Pa:<v 21 32. Pt Pleasast 24 28. Hmton i spection trip to Viet Nam that North Viet Narn was tri· 1\ub lt nl;. -~~·ndrn_v, and J(•nm- 48. Kanawha Falls 254, Charles- , piing Its infiltration of men into the south. Jon 18 91 London Marmet and In a planeSJde talk with newsmen at Andrew• Air 1" 111"' '' 1''' St•\"tTal oi tlw ~ - II Club Coun- Winfield dams were on the sllls. Force Base, Md., the secretary said the Communists ell ;.nd nl lw~ rs v.- erl' on hand to I were sending men south at a rate of 4.500 a month with ~" ''~;' 1 \·,. 111\'l r emllrds m per~on . , Boot Movements: i the return of dry weather. Durin£ the summer monLui rhtN 1\lio wen• un ab lt• to . Ohto Rh·er - Pennsylvania I soun season the Infiltration rate was 1,500 a day, he _ H 11 B s- said. ;!l rl' nd w1ll rtWJ\"t' them later , · -- --~0 \lt •<!:ll :..wards wert" pu•srnl- ~~rtl~_ llgu~ lr.~ j5 a m ; p~ J. ' McNamara arrived home at! that objective" •·d , , l10l lo" ' s m . •625 am. EST after a 1111 day I The aim. he said, I• to pre. 10 5 20 8 .\ ("li u·1 enwnt E1 ne~ ll ne ~ pornr u; ' 16 4 45 a' ! tnp around the world. He serve South Viet Nam, not W•.lOd Jerm1f1T Blnkt>~ lf'e Char- arv~,Y : or on ~P 3•0 m , Iconferred on European nuclear 1l to destroy North VIet Nam. 1 2 1 les F1elker <ln d t:ary M1L"h~:~e l. ~~,f-1b~tc~:~~ 17.' 6_35 ~ m; ·strategy problems In London McNamara reiterated a stateAgmul:Uie - -\ I!an Grbson OVEC u IS, :20 a. m_: Pe~gy and Pans~ :surveyed the war 1ment he made in Sa~on that . Ch isly effort in V1et Nam and atopped l"we have otopped lo11ns the Larr; Hclhon. nam-11 l'h>'VHP tS3 lier <Jnd Jackie Jones; lleff. H<~r Downf'y up · _6 ~ - m .. t r up on Guam where BSZ bomhen i war." n Si .~wter. l{oben H.1tdlli"'. By- up 18 - 7 B . ~ · ; :lmes one Iare based. run ~kC•w <md James ,lor.•- 19 · !.~I 8· mDL.Iha; Gt u~ 19 · i McNamara planned to spend d1th . Ure<~ d - l"<:~thy Cludiesr- 1 40 8 - m.; _ ~n~ r~ou 1::; much of today at his desk rr . Sharun l!ol iPr, Linda Brown 19. 7 a. m., a ter g . working on reports of the find· and llehh1e 'l 'u rnPr : (" \111t1 mg - up 20 , 6:30 a m.; ~o~ge Pnce ings for President Johnson. Mary Thnmpsun, P•lly Kobelnt< up 21 · lU5 p. m : MISS Susan I The defense chief apparent· !Jf'-bbie Shet'ls, Je<~n Wlu Lelwad; up 23,4 :55 p.m.: Buc~eye State 1 ly n1lPd out for the present-tty Conser\'ati(tn - .Ji-mice ~:ast- up Z3. 10:\5 P- m.; Tlbolt down ! 00 Jn vulg of the North Vietna- American Motors Corporation m<:~n. Crace Hv~el l. Hudnev Jor -; 23, 12 30 a.m.: Beaver up _13d !mese ca pitol of Hanoi and Ita / has announced COD!Olidated net d;~n and Blff · Krehs; Da;ry _ · I :55 a m : Walter BeckJor 1 seaport of Haiphong. However, sales of $990,618,709 for the fisH il"h<:~rd 1\oblenlz, Pam Hendrr-' down 23, 5·lS a. m.: Cotton his remarks indicated that cal year ended September 30, ~on, Ho~cr Nease and Gordon QuePn down 23. 6 1.0 8· m.: Al-: bnmb:ing of Communi!! I supply 1965. and net earnings of f5,Holrer : F'nods __ Rhea \tlm-d , , lon Zephyr up (.reenup 8:2S .line!! would be intensilied, 203,572, or "l1 cents per lhare. Carol Hall Sherry Turner an d P rn .; Mark M. up Greenup He said communication llnee. after provision of f2,150,000 for Bonn1e Snu!h. 12 15 a m : H. E Bowles down have been primary bombin" U. S. and Canadian income tsx-FtJresly - Charles Frecker , f~ref'.nup 3:25 a m : Mary B. Itargets, and •'I believe w_ ea. Th~ refle~ted lower sales D<~wn 1·arpl'r and \Vendv l"<tr- up f.reenup 4:25 a. m: South· :slwuld continue to emphtuize and m&Jor strikes lovolvtng U. ---- -- - S. and ~nadian automobile 1wr: Oalry Food!! _ Lmda Col - ern down (:reenup 6:20 a. m.; 1lt>l·ill. JllV Wag)tnner. Edith Pamrla D._ down Meldahl 6·20 manufacturing operatio~ 1n the \l o~od nnd '"'Wood . 0 ,.,.,, Kl'- p. m.: Ol•ver Shearer down ~eWS fourth quarter. Th• Board of vu.,. _ sa til at t>r<~ Ann llultPr Meldahl 7:05 p. m.: Elisha D1rectou voted to omit pay· Ikwe HolJdlly, Ll~da Hl·own: Wood down Meldahl B30 p.m.; ment of 1 quarterly dividend \\end\· CMper. J<~net MPt•s. Ra s1ern up Meldahl 10:25 p.m.; because of reduced earnings PJI!v Dor~l. Uunna Riebt>l 81111 ·'- S. Le wis down Meldahl 11 p. Entered Rospltat and to ~e fundJ available . m · Ind1ana down Mtlclahlli:30 Penons enterlng Holzer HoB- for exten8lve product and 1Bie1 I d. 11 1, ,. •.:.1el"lnt: -- Don nI<' • · 1 d · •~ n.1 11,, ildl o ~,1011: , , _ p. m : L w_Sweet down Mel-. ~Ita urtng th e 1ast "' -'"'~ hOW'S deveropment program1. 1 r (a _e. d. me r Nnftll, ~eedlle dahl 'l 25 a m . Franklin B. mcluded: Mrs. F. Lawrence During the 1966 fiscal year •HlP t'l <tn HoUert !\·1urph~-: En- llp Mt:ldahl 5 ;)() -~ - m . Havens- : Dickey, 437 Fint Ave.: John ended September 30 1986 the 1 - \l1 ke W1ll1ams Dutomo · m. 1J - Alii Mn, 1'2 · three' quarterly ' .• . , .oi!v .. · ·__ ,. . :· wood up' Meldahl 6:30a. '1 por tsmou th Rd.; j company paid ""' U.r• kb, Wa ltec _Jord.• n a~d , , Mrs. ~. Agnes Burdeite, 930 l dividends of 25 cenls each and RIO GRANDE COLLEGE ENSEMBLE- Front row, Ito r, Channa Cannon, Marty Klaiber, Melody Shleldl, U' "" "-'"1'. >_ ~r i d l r,up' - ~"- : Gallipolis Dam -Cathy R ,-,,..t Ave.; Joseph c. Hurlow, one of 121> cents, for a total of Nancy Myers. Suzanne Bra~bury, Patricia Stutler. Back row; Frank Pratt Brenda Turner, Mike Langdon, Deo''"' _'·'' "' II 'Y'"' Er"n. l>•n , down 6 20 p r · narh."a Gay . 72 Mill Creek Rd.; Herschel T. 8711 eents par obaro for the nile Hooper, James Pack, Cathy Cllrk, Dale ChDdera. :111111 Bradbury 1B a~ of Middleport and Mlq Tw:;111111 ' :1nd l.md11 P;nd HSht!net1eld, o~f': f·oqd s \11Nuj Howard Winters. J.RioDunctn, Grande: ner a freshman of Rutland. lr11 1nn 11 - , down l 50 fl. ~~·~ Rt. 1 Mrs. Ch!- year. ..:.:..:.:..:.:::::...:.:~=.::::=;:;;;;::.._______________________________ ludm~ squad's record of 1-12. its opener thla Friday night at The key returnee for the Pan- borne against the Wellston Gold· tbera Is 3-11 ..nior Bruce Simi>- en Rockela are 5-11 JWlior Bill son. Simpson was a forward Moore and 6-1 Junior Ronnie on the starting five of last Losan. along with t;-10 Senior year's team. Dick Werry. Wiles, thougb be .Only other Panther lettermen will undoubtedly see plenty of back this year are IJ.I Diet action, is DOt slated to start. Knight, a senior, and 11-1 Larry Others working for positions Wiles, a junior. Neither Knight on the 11161Hi6 edition of the oor Wiles were regulars last Panthers are 6-3 Bennett Roush season. and <1-1 Rex Cumings, both sen· Expected to round out thellors, and 3-ll Don Swisher, 3-7 starting team for Pomeroy in Steve Finlaw and 3-ll BIll Browns Have r·nne to workon Everytbing Market Report North v.·et Nam Tn.pling Soulshy Heads lnfi.ltrati·on says McNamara ER Off• HIV ef OCWS DEPENDABLE ••• She and a friend spent an hour , What Is the best treatment tor Q - 1 am 00 years old. I am vlalting with Sonny and Cher, It? getting brown spots (my docand she says they're ''Mal'· A-Wiuter lteb loot a true tor calls them carltosls) on m1 1 vy" "Fab" - in Cher's fO. eczema) Is frequently seen lu 1randa and lace. Tbey look vorlte expression: "WILD!" persons whose skin is drier jlike freckles but they are thick· Another way to put 11 Ia· the lhan normal. Ao we grow er, like flat warts. How ceo I Bonos are plain, . c1aro · Dice older there Ia a telidency for get rid oflhem? WIU they Illklda. Dawna floated rlsht home the lkln to become drier. AI- COIIII cancerous! on cloud eleven to otart a tan thou&h there Ia 00 cure, most A _ Tbe bro1111, warty !reckclub for them. :n~th~~ r~: %.~~1:!"J lea that most people Ill lftet It all happened alter Sonny aponge batha wltb cold water the age of 1111 an imeW1I 01 and Cher finished their concert, and Uttlt or DO, onap. If you do senile keratoses. ~ bolted lor the Sacramento Mu· use soap, UJe 8 plain UIIICeoted they disappear apontaoe«<lly nlclpal Airport to catch a plane, brabd llld rinse 11 off thor- one loealloo only to abow up 10 which finally ohowed up an oughly. Alter your bath, rub a another. They are found, like hour late. Dawna and friend thin layer of cold erem (lana- juvenlle freckles, on the .x!"Just lor the fun of II') drove lin, not cleanalng cream) on posed parts of the body and art out to wave them good-bye. Illbest prevented by avoldlni ... atead, they otayed for cokel eeulve ohlue, heat arid dryllld chikhat with two of 1 ne11• wear a wide-brimmed hat moat unaffected young people llld walk 00 fbe shady oldo of Ill show business. SALES REPORT the street. KeepinS your skiD 'You know .. muaea Dawns Olllo Valley LIYOIIOd< eo, 10ft with cold cream aiiO belpo • Abo th .._ • ,_ 0 ....., 1• .......... _.,._,, Nov. •• to prevent them. " ut 1our mon o ago _...y ~,....., and Chergol t3l(i to sial Ill ~ HOGS - 1&7 w110 lbl. 24 to Although they rortly become romento. This time II wu cllllo llll· :zzo to 240 Jbo. 14 to 18· eancerout, :hie a polliblllty. to llO 000 llld till th 'n LJit,t 21 to 28 . Fat llowl j For this reason, they lhould be ~sl ord~ like 1Ul _ e~l to 2%· Stago 16 2%• Boars watehed at lutervats by a phy· maybe Cher 'ta a little shyer" to 211: 11ow1 and 7& to 1110· alclan. Freeziu& wltb carbon Cher thought the riDS Da~ Shoaia 12 to 24 ' monoxide onow or exposure to was wearlug (a hand-me-down CATTLE_ w • 18 14 X rayo will remove them. from ber grandmother) Wll Bellera a to 2l; Baby Beef 1 Some bleaching preparaUons for "just wild.'' Dallllll, Ill turD, to 14; Fat Cowl 10 to IUO; removtus lreckll!ll are avaUable .,. t 1 ed" Ch , . -•-. C to • lis ,. to 18• but they are not completely JUS ov er a rmg, a ... u annrs 8 11 , 8 u u , without da d liar one which bad once belona· Milk Cows 75 to 1&0. nger an ohould be ed to the grandmother of her Veal Calves - Tops 32 60 Uled only on the advict ol a dressmaker. ("Except you Seconds 28 to SO; Medium .21 physician. can't say 'dress'maker, because to 26; Com. & Hvs. zo to 28; Q-My 50-year-old uncle had • Cher wears nothmg but bell Culls 18 to 22. melanoma mo ed f h1l • bottoms," adda Dawna.) SHEEP - Ewa and Lma. I back. lar:ro:rnal!gSo naturally the two glrll to 10; Stock Ewa t to 10; Fat mtnt lump was found ill hll traded. They'll get together next Sheep 4 to 10; Culls 1 to 5. armpit. I& there any way to year for a re-exchange. Mean- LAMBS - Tops 22.SO; Sec- prevent these tumors? while, gue!5 who_ haa the most onds 18 to 20; Light Wts. 18 to A -The broWD mole (DOl to New otflcen have been elect- thorouy,hly ,exammed finger in 18; Commoa 1' to 18. be confuBed witb 1enile freck· ed by the Pomeroy E-R squad. Sacramento. let) 11 a)mmoa, and WIUally They are Jim Soulsby, chief; "'What dJd you Uke best about said no, we would walk or my harmless, but it is from these Joe Struble, captain; Harold Sonny lind Cher?" I asked Daw- father would chauffeur Ul. moles that the rather rare malNorton, lieutenant; Chas. Le- na. Should I let her use her ear for ignant melanoma arises All pilgar, secretary·treasurer; John "They~~ ea('h oth~,'' she our date11, or would that get mented moles, eveu In- tntanlJ, McKenzl•. Phil Globokar, and answered, and they don t mind m• mocked! •• MR. TROUJl. should be se•n at regular lnterDick Vaughan, trustees. Ishowing it. And their singing LED vals by 1 physiclau. g thtl'tl It also is announced that a - it's just Wll.D!" -H. Dear Mr. T.: il the slightest auspician of new type sa~ to be used in res-- SHE DRIVES HIM--cRAZY You'd get a small amount of cancer a small specimen (biopsy cue work will be demonstral· Dear Heled: klddlna, no doubt, but probably shoul~ be. taken for micro~pie ed In Pomeroy on Dec. 5th at I have a girl who goes to 1118 than wbeJI your lather exammallon. The resultt, when 2 p.m. another school. She b I Uttle chauffeurs you. Jf using her theae cancers were teJll(\Ved Any members of ether fire older than I and has her li- wbeels make. ycu feel ob1iaat- complete~)-· before they had departments or E-R unlls 1u the cenae, but I don't. She offered ed, why not offer to buy a spread to deeper isloueo, bave eour'y are invited to attend. fD take Ul out lD ber car, but 1 tank of ial?- H. been excellenL YOUTH ASKED FOR ITI This column is for YOUlli peopie their problems and pleas· ur;s their troubles and fun. As ~lth lhe rest of Hele~ Help US' It welcomes laughs but wo~:t dodge a serious question with a brush..!!. Send your teen-age queatlona to YOUTH ASKJ!D FOR IT, care of Helen Help Usl thla newspaper. SHE'S SHARING· CIIER'S RING Dear Teena · · 1 1 'd prob bl 1 kno tr de :~~ J'."'u0 and 00 n~ a , a new Herman s Herm1ts records to meet. So I must share her with you, even II It meana leW· ~ questions and ana-s toay. She Ia Dawna Curler, 16, of Sacramento ' C•8 Illom Ia • and' 0I COURSE, you ve never heard of her, but walt! - She Is wear· lug a silver flllagree heirloom rmg loaned her by CHER ·WIN AWARDS - Edison Hobstetter, president of the Pomeroy National Bank; Jack C>rsey, manager of BONO. What's more, Cher has Landmark in Pomeroy . and Richard Chambers, vice-president of the Pomeroy National Bank, were presented Dawna•s ring In exchange and hu1w r;~ry 4-H Club member awards by Arohie Rose, far. right, chairman of the Fourth Annual 4-H Achieve· they'll trade back In oil mer 1 Award' assembly Monday nlght at the Pomeroy Se mor H1gh school.- Sentmel Photo. months. , -~ ----- ----- ~ · -- If that doesn t make Dawns eel brll h h , thl IJ. e y enoug • ow. I - guaranlae fu.r• naoe-andfor it any dotM't , ~, Clllf .fOil-• ptlllay mfWfl By PHONE ·TODAY FOR $69 5 Armstrong "FREE'' ESTIMATES I MOTORS DISCOUNT!t. .Shorty HacktH, Owner Pho111 WY 2·2050 Pome.-y, 0. 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It was the first time slnee 1951 tbat an Ivy Leape team bu won tbe Lamben lropby olllri&Jd, In tNt ' ·Grand, Petit Jurors Drawn for Court Tem l!ld petit juries Tor tho Janulry 1166 lerm of Mason Counly Cireldl Caurt were drawn Manday afternoon by Jury CommiJ. ol.-s, Fred Green lind OtUe Petll jururs drawn were: Mr!. ron Shinn, Leon; Clyde Dol'lllby Watteroon, Apr.' e D. Smith, Letart; Froe1111n Grove; Mary Katberyn Vers, Smtih, Glenwood; Gordon Ball, Pl PleaiiDI; J801e8 F. WlUiam· Alhlalt; Elza Stover, Apple 1011, Soolhslde ; William Me· Grove; Hazel Bissell, Rt. 1, PI, Roush. Farland, New Haven: Earl A. Pleasant; Charles Plants, Gallt· Grand Jlll'Ol'l Hleeted by dl• Hll(hett, Alhton; Berlin Kimber· polis Ferry; LaklD Stalnoker, Rt trtclll •ere: Arbuckle district- llni, II. 3, Leon; Luther Price, I, Pt. Pleeaant: Edward Perry, 'l'bornlon L. Wood, lllllderiOII; ApPle Grove; Wllllam D. eo.. Ashton: Gay Herdman, Leon; CleDtlenln district - Beulah P. sin, Leon Edward Bumgarner, Harold Edwards, Rl Z. Pomt Buekle, PUny, and Kennolh Pow- Letarl; John Russell Priddy, Rt. Plea~anl; Mro. Polly Aon Adell, Rl. 1, Apple GI'OVII; Catocne s Leon; Lloyd H. Ketsler, Glen- ldns, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Dortha ~yde Jordan, Cottigevllle; wood; Ernest F.ay Boswell, Rt. Steele, Apple Grove ; Halite n-··h LeRoush Weot Calurnbta· Charleo Cooper- Leola M. .,._ ' 3 Loon; Ruth M. Blain, Beecb • ' . tmt: Graham - Lee Glbbo, '. . Powers, Rt. I, Apple . Grovo, Hartford and Harold L. Fry, Htlt; Ed~ard Hogg, Rt I, PI; Acle U. Henry, Galllpollll For~ Jr New Haven· Hannan-Wil· Pleasant, Bernard Couk, Mason, ry; James G. StDIIh, Glenwood, b', Rowaey, 'Rt. 4, Mll!Dn, David Frazier, Rt. 2, Pt. Plea.. L. M. Johnson, Pt Pleasant; Ralph HOok Insisted tile trade deal lor catcher Jerry GrOte. The majors drafted .22 minor loday's exeeulive session to "should prove benellelal to both - The Pittsburgh Plratestleague players for $448,1100 discuss proposed amendments. Reaeercb baa sbown lllat lba plde llltll'l Ibn 110 ,., clubs.' released veteran catclter Del Monday and the AAA and AA The minors insist the majors Am co, a naUve ol Mexico, ·Crandall and reptaeed hlm, In teams dlped Into the low must pay a larger share ot llllt:llta. Yale tied Na'7 for lbe aw111'41. 11110ther deal today. balled .284 In 1914 but hill Idilayed draft, with eateher mlnOI'll lor 41 players at a east minor league player salaries Dartmouth turned In 1 perfeet ....... eHmiiiTII "onday. thev eompleted the 1average dipped S2 pointe te lll Je15 Gonder of Richmond In of $288,1100, the minors are Ia slay lbe campaign by alopplnl Piilleeton 18-U, In 1 llltlle r · •t tntar·league deal of lhl •this pot! season. At lhlt, be the International League. Most notable among the business. At p~sent, of unbeatens. " c'C l!Jiil by lllldllli aborlltop wu Jive percentace polnll 'Il!o Callfomia Ah(eles signed draftees were former Cleveland majors pay tile ltrst $300 Phil Llns from the New York better than Llns. former World Series hero Lew outfielder Ty Cline, who went month for players they con:Jrot~. l YankllOI lor utlllty lnlleldor In other desls Monday: Bur4ette as a free agent. The to the Chicago Cubs from The minors wont this upped Re(lltraUon II · Ruben Amaro. - The New York Mets bought ~year-old rl(bthander pitched I Richmond, and pitcher Moe $7(10 and the word is that the i lor each boat and Now tlley·re alter even outfielder AI Luplow from for the Cubs and Phltltes this t' Drabowsky, who went to majors are olferlng to com· tor regardlt!u of lenclh bigger game. Cleveland lor cash and a minor past season. IUs 1'1!C0rd, a far Balllmore from Jacksonville. promise by paymg $600. horsepower, before U an They have a multipl..player teague player to be desllnaled cry from the tate 30s when he The minor teagues, wi>tch The maJors open thetr annual operabed on tho water• of deal in the works that would later. The Mets also sent righ~ helped pitch Milwaukee to wrap up their annual session meetiJii Wednesday at nearby ! send outfielder Adolpho Phitttpa banded pitcher Tom Parsons to National League titles, was 3-~ here Wednesday morning. had Miami Beach and retl<ver Jack Baldschun to -· · ------Although the uplrlllon the Baltimore Orioles for averoge 1, followed by Don Ohl I the 1963 re(lltnlloa outfielder Jackie Brandt, eitller IS of the Bullets. Dick Barnell of expirlni Janua:y I, pitcher John. Mlller or Dorrell the New York Kni<'ks and Boaters wereth advilssell~• expiration date will Rob ,ft not to remove e ex •oe to March 1 ~ ....._ l d othe 0 · 1 Know... an an r no e ID er~on. I plate from their boot, reg:ard· 111811 boat 1inti-;;~ ,;',.u.·ll pt~~e;. not through deallna Green leads in field goal I Ieos of the year shoMI on by means," declared NEW YORK (UP!) -The percentage with .-532, Roberlso~ plate. Manaaer Gene Mauch after the National Basketball Assoda-~ 15 the free tllro• leader wtth 8 ' rn 1966 the Division of Phlllles obtained Llnz Monday. lion's balance of personnel .862 percentage, Lucas ," ~~! craft will not issue a boa Tlw Phillies have shown a strength this year is under- 1With an . average 0 ·d ;plat£>. Instead, a small self Sla marked prefea·ence for inter~ By Bob Wingett scored today with statistics . rebounds m 20 ga":Jes an h heslve validation tag will 12'i!t to 10 pr. league deals since they picked showing five different stars I Rodgers leads In 8581515 Wlt i given with each 1966 boat Model DW DMI< up outfielder JohMy Gallison leadins the individual otrensive 245 and a 10 -7 average. j is!ration issued. This atg is Black from the Chicago White Sox in &4PA!4uw:e;;~!t!l'.>%ftilR.H!lWf-r m & departments. I I b l'Bsten(•d to rte extreme Brown 1959. . . Jerry West of the Los AFL Standi11Jis i per left hand corner of the • Etoy front-foadlns with A year ago they made throe The stage Is set for another tn a long lme of basket- Angeles Lakers. Johnny Green Hy United Pre11 Jntrrnattonat · istmg boat plate, regardless IGT~T•YH RICks. quick inter-league deals in a ' ball ,clashes between the Southern Tornadoes and Porn- of tile Baltimore Bullets. Oscar , Eastera [)Jvlslon the year shown on the plate, • Attractive lplll-lnor Top is 10 usy to ctun. row during the meetings. eroy s Purple Panthers Saturday night at Racme. Robert son of the Cincinnati . W I. T Pel. Middleport · • Cushion-Cooled Steel Inwinding up with Dick Stuart Both teams Wlll be on the hardwood Saturday aftet· Royals, Jerry Lucas oi the ' X·Buffalo 8 2 t .800 Buffalo at Houston terior for quitter opera· from tile Red Sox, Bo Bellnsky opemng their seasons Fnday mght. The Tornadoe~ wtll Royals and Guy Rndcers of the New York 4 6 1 .400 .. on,.ty...;.ga;,me_s_s_cr_e_du_l~-d-1____.... lion, from tile AJiiels and Ray be hosts to Wilton a~d Wellston, the present favonte to San Franrisro Warriors each is•Hou.ston 4 7 o .364 1• • Ita capacity usuolly Herbert from the White Sox. WI.Jl the IItle, wlll vtstt Pomeroy for a ~outheast:rn Oh1~ a leader in a key offensive , Boston . . . 2 1. 2 .200 me1n1 onct·l·day dish· washlns. The Linz·for-Amaro swap wus League match. . department. x-Chnched DJVISJ?n Title the big news here Mondar. Both coaches, veteran Russ And ~ yourself be true, . Wilt Chamberlain of the Western Ol\:lsion Ralpb Houk lnsiBted the trade Moo..,. of Pomeroy, and Sou til. There IS no way but the rtght Philadelphia l!ers and Bill w I. T Pet. IP"•--•-•--,. Newl.ftCoJt FRIQIDAirtl: Ft'ont·loldfftl DISHMOBrLE B03t PIates Ba}ance • Noted , NBA THE SPORTS DESK e::, Are Not tO Be Removed I $l99 College Basketball SChed Ies DOWNING INSURANCE " "' 1 1 'I 1 • Anderson at Central St. during an American Legion Witmineton at Kenyon dinner Monday night if he'd . Friday like to be a big league Oh~ State at UCLA . manager. "No," he ~hitew<i1er St. at Steubenvtlle . ''there are only two · 1 \layne St. at Western Reserve , baseball worth having - player Eastern M•:~~se Tecb and general manager." Miami at Cincinnati Eastern Ky. at Oayton Aquinas at Xavier ll'atdwin·Wallace at Central J!owlmg Greeo and Michigan Pittsburgh at Kent St. Ohlo U. •t Northwestern Oshkoak st. at Toledo Capital at Aleron H~am at Denllon Otterbein at Heidelbera Wooster at Kenyon Marietta at Oberlln Ml Union at Wlttenber& Rio Grande at Findlay Cleveland St. at Jobn Carroll Ohio Northern at Northwood Younptown at Ashland Eastera Mldt, at West. Rflervt W•yne St. at Cut Tech Ohio Weoleyan at Musklztaum Wilberforoe at Blultton Grace at Cedarvltle Tri-state at ~ Belbal at Malone Wilminlton at Bortt !Ky.) CINCINNATI (VPI) ~'llrd Tom Thacker W8l reaeUvated by the Clnctnnatl Royala of llle National 11uketboiJ AuoclaUon today •hile guard Art Heytna11 •u ftacetl on ers, Thacker, •bn reported late lhl! seuon, averaged 25 points Ia 115 PIDtl for the Royale In llllf.6&. - CARACAS, Venezueli (VPI) -shorlotop Luis Apartcto of !be Baltbnore Oriolee, ll'ho IIJIDOUnces hls reUrement at the end o1 •lrlually every baseball - · admitted Monday tbst be will eontlnue to play major 1eaaue bait Ill IJ86. Aparicio's DollliMDtlll lolknred • Willi Oriole ICOU Jllm a-. - e Santll red ltripe tires eEives and 110111'-mounttcf stick llllft. e Tree Orn1ments eArtificlll Trtles b.JO!l PJObabl1 pthered fNia • Door Decorations WESTBURY, N. Y. tUPI) Cardigan Bay, nine·year..ld New Zealand upatrtate wbo has won seven of 15 starts and $1S8,1100 this season, wao installed today as a 2-~ favorite to win Thuraday night'• t$0,1100 National Pacing Derby at Roosevelt Raceway. Adora's Dream ia second cbolce at 1-1. The Nile Ill navlpbta to nearly Ita enUre lenclh of about 4,000 mites. tbe lima ticbd ollllltm, 11-. l!llln'l!ll'tnwnttartbedrlnr . wbO .. 'llillillsl to little for frill&. '1'lllf're eoVIIIIII from tile eCemetery Wruths 1nd Cans d•wltmvpu~ 11111!1 m!Jtllhha We Will Be . . . . . . Cllltplt cllll tu•e-let ' " ll-wllleJ& Gl1d To Help Youl plliiiSIIoth tbe~­ I!Pd etl1lpl liS 1188 _.... .. a& lap,'l'ldlllllllll'kiiiiT elllalent pow plut II IIIIo anllaltle Ia DUDLEY'S 59 N. 2nd An. • 86GoGp 'N'IimL Middleport, 0. $300e So1B111!11forwiult ....... llnlaialawap. Bow lill011& w Y1111illlll 1111 a ttplltlalbo .wa-1 88 • fzsdc wWa u.,r .......... ""'* ' ---·&........... ....... ,...... ...........,.. .... 00 ~...., •17f11'5io" 1114 Aflllr ..... d ll•nl laftlsl ulutri.QrJVII costs less than 14 cents a day atifs IIIIo IIIIIMs ...... lind ~? . . . . . . . . . ....., 'Ill& -·h· Tmno to llllt you...Up to 25 u- If JOlt wllb. alowowrt'DIIt,a,_..• dstllll'a lltl .,. - , . . . ssw. .. ..,,... ... Call before noon. CASH before nighL Cllllnllll, Is Jll It ~ ObetNisli •s• J'n sl &. - F0ur FI'ned FOr SPeedIn School Zones I, " 1 Th esl • ............ . th: I!'ALSE TEETH :ar::.::;,:r.;.=:; i.mg: •I I ( ••s• W. POMEROY ·MOTOR COMPANY MAIN STREEt ·PQMEROY IIHONI WYM126 tou pay less ~ for electricity in MOORE'S All Brand Name Toys, As Seen On TV And • • . The LOWEST PRICES I ''o on than people in 31 other states!* $3.98 $2.99 $4.99 .. '2.99 Surrey Jeep end Fire Chief C.r Six bleb lonl mots! Jeep ru111 !<trw.,.._ backward wl!b machine lUll 1ound. Bat· . tery oll"rltad remote eontrol box. Sevan lneh liln1 eolorfut alee! car with flaohllllll(bt and siren. Batteey aponltll tellDte Corllrol hox. Your choice ... Yes, thanks to Ohio' a busineu climate, you pay less for electricity than people in 31' other statesl • $3.99 Merx Poly Rider Locomotive A Man: toy. H11 wb!Jtlt, bell ond BIN., lng handle. 2'1"long, Steel frame. $1,29 .t SAVINGS CO. KARR & VANZANDT Robinson's "I leblclt. ITY OAN TW0 • H0 UR DRY CLEANING SERVI ( E ...... va, ...... Catalina 2 Door Hard Top :U., : Now! New Chevelle SS 396 by Chevrolet· Christmas Decorations SPECIAL 64 Pontiac ,on:,. BAKER FURNITURE , :.C~ :e a::!j!n~~ ~ C::t although ,• R!eat n = he Skidmore Pleasant · Harold Plantz Hog· Alford Milton· C W Meadows for a Cbrtstmas party Dee. era had been qutte doelly •· tbe party • fallltful ~ and Mra: sell; Vi~let Edmonds, 'Apple Glenw~, and j0h~ F. Hoff: 18 at the home of Mrs. Harold greeing with some mel5ure or "was not a Republican,," bas llle J 1411 Park Drive· Grove · Cbartes Russell Jones, lllan New Haven. Masaar. Refreshments were other to mcrease spendln« lor Mr. Lmdaay hlmsetr No ona~ J A Ferrell, ~ Rt. I, Pleasant; Harold Neal, • served to the above aallled and !be past oii elections, it was In New Jersey where t h ,. ~~PI.;,,.;,,. UnIon- Henderson: George W. Burdette Mro. Roy Hannum, Mrl. Ronald generally supposed they would. campaign was strictly on RIO!ho, I,~.. . ~vans' Rt. wag· Rt t Pt Pleasant· Marlo Elias, Osborne and Mrs. warren Pick· n't balk at this one. 1 quealion of Ire~ 1peechm w~=~: ll \.NIIIID, ~ ·' ' · ' Wh' PI state's umvers1ty and tte, It ens. But it seems tho longsome of the argnm•nts 1enor _ Harry Haltseott, West , Letart; Charles E. Columbla and Rev. Marvin IPleasant; Lmlord Sls60D, . P • CBC Club ierii1JI taxpayers bad begun sounded like those of the Frame, Maoon. ny; Walter Ridenour, Leon, ByN .OV, The November meeting of the aak lhemsl~~es "Are you a Senator McCartlly, a republtcart ll PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. A- CBC club wao held at the or a mouse and they "Conservative·• backed up manda Ellen McCausland, 78, ho~ of Mr. and Mro. Ern- oot tlletr ans.wer ' most of the big names of Pliny, died Sunday in Holzer est Whitehead. Mr. and Mrs. enough that 11 · dJScour- G.O.P. including Scamton, • • • hospital after being ill since No· Dorhman Reed and fam~ly were age, for a wht~, further ~t- or:: and Eisenhower was V·B motor, automatic transmission, full powel', vember 23rd. guests and Mr. Reed discussed tempts to cut mto the falDIIy established in the "also radio and all vinyl interior. A quality, value rated I" She was born October 31, 1886 the possibilities of a recrea. budll:t, list an hour after the polls closPT PLEASANT _ Robert bv one vote. The dillerence In at West Liberty, Ky ., tile dau- Uon park In tho area to lhe . ASK TO WED ed. car, come see and drive it. p · II' 1 ll ~ clared the vote came about when the I ghter of the late John M. and members. Refreshments were Clevelend had threatened t~w:: ott:~~ Hen- cPnva~se:A voted to acc~pt ani Joanna Easterling Spr~dlin. She I~ed at th cloae of the meet- PT. PLEASANT_ Three eou- s~ a few. fireworks on der ~ 1 ht vote margin challenged votes. Final vote was the widow of S<Ulluet H. I mg. Plans were made to ~tout plea have made appUcations for i ractal questton, but a Yt~= ~a~vasstng of bal· gave Powers 95 and Henry 87. ' McCausland who died m 1953. , for the December meeting. marriage licenses in the office · of ~h N 23 municipal All the challenged voles, 7 In Mrs. McCausland wao a reg· j News Items of the County Clerk. Applying ! 1 ~~· city council number. were straight votes l tstered nurse, graduatmg from Mr. and Mro. Carl Buckley were: Gerald Donald Sayre, 34. GMAC Financing Av1il1ble e ?,d of canva.,ers: Tor the People• slate headed the Mt. Hope Hosptlal School of and Mra. Alice Foully apent a Galllpolls, Ohio, and Mary ' actlnc bo h by Powers so each candidate Nursmg ln Huntmgton. She wae weekend with Donald Westfall Lew's, 22, Sootluide. Cart Mondlly ntg t 1 1 returns Po- on the Peoples slate gained 7 a m•mber of the Christian and family of Moundsvllle and Kllli, 19, EvanB, and Ill ~I u~~f~~~umbent Arch· voles from the unofficial tabU· Church of Paintsville, Ky. Hugh Westfall and family of Ann Bsrr, 19, Leon. WWI ea rna or's st !alton. SUrvlvmg '":0 three oons, Wellsburg, W. Va. Norwin O'Conner, 22, ON REQUEST le Hanry for the Y_~ Elected omcials of Henderson George of Plmy, Andrew of Recont visitors of Mr. and port, Ohio, and Sharon Cadillac - Oldsmobile are· Robert Powers. Mayor: Southside and E!"'"ett (address Mrs. Virgil Buckley were Mr. Slagle, 18, Columbus, Ohio. I Leonard Sergent, recorder; and unknown): onosJster, Mrs. Eliza and Mrs. Paul Buct<tey and lam-1 "You'll Uke OUr Quality Way If !loiog Blllllm!ll" council members, Drema Aeik· Sherman, Catlettsburg .Ky.; Jly of Allred, Mr. end Mrs. I . , • er, Allee Noe, Effie Roach, Con- one brother, Walter Spradlin of Charles Ayero, Belpre and How- ConstitutiOnal quailficaltons Clunerl Pomoroy WY 2·5342 POfneroy Ohio ere id thet ra d Berkl ey and Robert Mayes. Paintsville · Ky ., several grand. d ard Buc ktey, Mar ietta , They for a vtce... president f children two great arandchtl - celebrated Mr. Buc kl eyl , b'rth me ·as "'ose or a pres en _. L..,.,.,...,..,..,.=,.,.~o.,.,.,.,...,,.,..,.....,.,...,.,.,.,.., .,.rll e Peopes ucke cand'dat I 1 • ..-- -·-- __ were represented at the can~ ren and two nteces. day vass by Attorneys Musgrave & Fl~:ral oe~:.w! bein h~d ~. and Mrs. Marvin Marks Mu•grave "nd Attorney Carroll aCrt · PH· m. II Fues Y1 ho ee spent a Sunday with Mro. Bess . ow . usse nera m PI'. PLEASANT- Four per· , Casto reperesented the meum- with the Rev. Harry Miller of· Larkins. eons were lined f20 1111d C<Jsts 1bent Progressive eandldat ... At· 11 1 ling Burial wlll be In Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chev•· l on obara.. of apeeding in torney Casto presided at the alarrrlty cemetery. Friends Iler and Garrel visited school zone when arraigned be- . •wearmg m ceremony of the be' g re •elved at the luner· and Mrs. Lowell Chevalier fora Justice of Peace A. M. l newly elected offictals, wbo ;rebo~~ Th~ family requested family, Mansfield. Goodwin. They were Charles were all pre8ent except council that no~ero be omitted and doA. Hmton, · member Robert Mayes. nations given to the heart lund. Now Many Wear nie Foster, ParkersbufK; The November 23rd municlFred Casto, Henderson; pal election for Henderson was Pleuaal Valley Hospital rl'l Robert Allen Fowble, Apple ordered by Judge Jameo Lee ADMITTED: Sharon Putney, With LIHie Worry Grove. Thompson, Mason County Cir· Pt Pleasant at. talk, 1a111h or IDNA wtthOU.' Others arraigned before Good· Court, following a petition DISCHARGED· Mrs John :r~.~:"':~~'\\lrn~~ win GO various charae• were: two Henderson residents, VanKirk Pt Pl~asanl· Mra. bol4Bbl:1•iti, Harry Jao Smith, Hartlor<l, ..0 Solodean and Cotton Maude Pt. Plea~nt. cf=~C::.,.'""::.:~;::/1:,; and costa, pooseL!JOn of tltegat , who said an· election BIRTH: Mr. and Mil. Ver· \nan..et<l · .,... "plolO - · deer (doe) and a 17-yeor-old wao not held in Hend-•TayIor, !!'"'""'•• Ohlo. • dtntu<ob.,.th> .Oot•...,......,.•• b ld. ~·~• w DOD "&U6W&At CUI oounWI'Ievei'JWben. Harlfurd resldont, wa1 e June, as requlred by statu~. son. iiiiiiiii juvanile court an the oame eharae. Also llnetl in ~tec- 1 tion with the illegal kill were William Anderson, Hartford Donnie Zerkle, Harllurd, each fined $20 and l!OIIe on ebarges of cot~~pirllll; lvllll Forbll, 1umbutl, was lined PO and FOR WIDEST, on dw'ca ol hllllillll without BEST SELECTION oon-reoldenl license: Guy Edward Mulllna, Ravenlwood, f20 !llld COlli, bunUnc rabbill during deer season; Lonnie Workman, Buffalo, PO, costs, IDatled gun In vehicle. Pbllllp J. Hall, Hogsett, waiv· ed preliminary bearing and was held to clrcull eourt on a laiH utteri"i charge, bond was ex .. , cuted for his appear· once in the sum of $1,500. 1 Woodrow 0. Wilson, Pl Pleasant, was held to circuit court ~· on a bastardy charge and e· ecuttd bond in sum of $600. Ray Clude McDade, Leon, SERVICE 5TATION MAN FROM UNCLE GUN waa fmed $50 and costa, aentenA Mi.rx toy. Has operating car wash, ced 1o 24 ~ours in jail and il· An "Ideal Toy," h11 badge and 1D card, plastic cars. operattna: lift, erease rack, Cap-shootlna: clip-loadina automatic ri· '.~· ce111-. revoked on a plastic pumpa, elev1tor and IDJDY ac-fie with 1llencer, scope, blpod. M~e ¥ while Intoxicated chal1Je. eeasoriu. All steel - 26" lone. 15'' 5mokes. Frances WUiiams, Leon, wide and 11" hleb. llnerO and coata a hit run cbarp and flO and coell a no operator'• Ucenso. Ronnie Gene Smith, ~~llllpo­ MOUSETRAP GAME lis Ferry; Oe<rce o. Dabney, DAISY SMOKER RIFLE Galllpollo Ferry, were each fin· & CRAIY CLOCK When trigger Is pulled, aun m•kes a ed $10 and eo.!ta on charaeo loud noise and puff. of amob come1 ... ' An Ideal toy, "' seen on TV. Build a Yes, in Ohio, electricity has remained one of the bi,;gest intoxteaUon. out. 31" lona. mouaetnp, watch cbaln reaction of movVonna Mae Oliver, tn& parts. Trap opponeniB mouoe. All bargains in the family budget I Jdul 107, CI'Ul' Ctoek, the "odd-boll" Lloyd E. Pt. meebanlcol lame. Lots of action. Yolll' Garlpd IlotiUe, How did it happen? choice , .. ry; and Slla J. Parkenbur(, were each A large part of the answer is found in Ohio's historically '' ANCHOR PEG BOARD $10 and COlli on opeedlng ctw·g· ' favorable businesc climate. Over the years the electric utility Aluminum 1011 Includes ll"ITI and mal· es; Ricbllrd Gray Lykinl, let, wide tronl ltll lor sturdlne81. Oak, Ky., •.10 and COlli, opeedcompanies have been able to raise the many millions of dollars GAMES: FISH IAIT, Blackboard top - pea board and stor· lJii: Jlllletl Harrison Rlllf, Jr., IJe compartment unden\eatb. Blond HANDS DOWN, nP-IT needed to make additions and improvtments to their facilitiel. bll'Ch finlab. Pt. Pllallllt, 'IS and 00119, Flsb Bait, a ramo fWed wllb surprioe1. followiPI too closely to another Throu&h improvements they have kept the price of electricit· · Handl Down, an actlOD packed 11mo for 1peeding; Paul P. Fisher, &ltl 7 to 70. Tlp II, a fam11J &am• tbal • ,· down, Your increased use of electricity has helped, too, etntel'f'l around •••Iam-o.matle treadle. Minersville, 0., '" and eosts, Ideal pme1, 11 llttD on TV. Your cbotee followlal too cloeely to 111101her 'Powers Wl"ns Henderson Job ByOffJC1318 Vote MarfJ'In :a:r :r :!; : Russell of the Bostobn C.lhtl" ~~~~t consptcuous y t eir . , Serving Melg1 County Slnu1861 season. ThUS, the eame cou ld absence~ fro I d h' IKansas Cit\' 6 4 2 .600 be close, a real barn burner, as ~ m ea_ers lp In Denver 4 1 0 364 •• b 1 Cage play lor 7 • 8th grades scormg and reboundmg respec- : nda , Re · has so many Obds 5u y s e ween nd J . H h h Is . bo • , 110 11 & til tubs a umor 1g sc oo 1s a ut t1vely, but each is a threat and B N y k ese c . to open in the Meigs area tr 81'I5 . th oston 27 ew or 23 Southern will play a return . ' rurrenl standings Kansas Cit y 52 Houston 2l m engagement against the Panth· and as It gets .underway, we at least parlly because of fewer (only games scheduled) AGENCY, INC. urge representatives of all the games played ers on o3(1turday, January 22. !teams provtde us with results Saturda,y s Game& U Bill Childs-Rodney Downing, Aganb . , . : West has scored 721 pomts ln 1New York at San Diego and :~~Jcormg mformatmn. This 1s l %3 games for J14 average hed led n.t ow IS a poem .han d-"' . . h1. as .th e IChamberlain JS second With 620 (On 1y !!:arne sc Games u I 1y Uafted Preas IDttrutlonal I ue ~ me I needed the same mg Suoday'l This week's Ohio college bas· recently. 11 was Wrttten by An· game Call. IVY 2'2156 anylun< , polnls in 19 games (a 32.6 Denver at Oakland #olldclleport, 0. tetball 1 chedult: ! thony Ware, a coach at Kent : up _ to midmgh!. ~.:::_..:::__::_"·=:::_.:.:__:-.;::_~::_:':~~~:""'--.--.!,""'""'""'""'""""""""'""'""'""'""'""'"""!!!!!!!!!!""""""""".J'.b!!!!!,.,;;;;,;;;,;~,;;,;;,:,.,.~ !State University. We also need a schedule of Toeoday THE RIGHT WAY 1 the gam"" as soon as possible Rio Grande at Taylor There's no way but the right from ~ach srhool. Wedoesday way, Ohio State at Missouri i All other ways are wrong Meigs County Court Central Missouri at Cincinnati A person's aim has to F rank W, Porter, Jr., h~ Villa Madonna ll.l Dayton true. and five children were in John Ball State •t Boyling Green Or he will miss the gong. F. Kennedy St11dium in Phila· 1\ent St<~te al Wayne St. Yet many are the people who delphlil Saturday for the Army. Otterbein at Miami Praotice sli~ping i:Jo', Navy game which was aired DePauw at Ohio U. Looking for Ihe . shortcuto, nationally 00 NBC·TV. Judge Baldwm-Wallace at Toledo Devoted to lhe he. Porter Js a West Point gradut'<~pllill <1l Denl!ion M;,ny of them get ahead - ate Wooster at Heidelberg Or so at least it seems; lt .-_·=iiiiiiiiiiiiii==----='11 Maril'lla at Glenville (W.Va.) But when the final curtain ·.Mt. Unton at Ohio Wesleyan falls, Come In And See Oberlm <tt Adrian They end with broken dreams. Wittenberg at Vanderbtlt 01 course, the right way ean All Our 'i uungstown at Ashland be long, , Concordia at Defiance Many times it's rough, Molune at Thiel TuiiDJitlll Bt.t great is the reward lor Walsh at Findlay those Cleveland St. st Hiram Who penevere enough. Bluffton at Ohio Northern So go your way in righteous. ttatcar.lnl Steubenville at St. francis ness, Thursday suspension, 735114" - - - - - - -- • StyrcNm Forms are . . .; ~ur Weekly Mrs. McCtJusland I Of Pliny Dies Sunday, 28 GIRLS LOAFERS The ~~~ice ia up to you. :S ;:," ; or . Now that we hav• had several The "Conservatives" •ln~~~':l ll weeks in which to digest the paris of the country ~ . result of the 1960 election it somewhat the same warmng. is asible in some me~sure Congressman Lindsay, In ' to podeclde wh 1 ... _,_ er York defeated the a ""' v~• w e · intendlJii. In Ohio, the only forceo of the r~g~t-winger•• stat..wlde measure to attract Democrats, Tammany 118ll amount of attention was the William Buckley'• National . any . view to win the m~,~~:~~::: il proposal to mcreaoe the 88101 test as a Republican · Pt. i :~s ~~f': ;;:;;di:i ~:; w-·Bai••- By Mn. LJ!e F1r11 1 C11111 Hotltafl for lilt Nmmbar meeting of lhl Olive Farm Women's Club were Mn. Aro liJid Pauline Mym. A project for needy children .,81 dllcuAed during the busine8S session eondueled by the preoldent, Mr. C. Edd Humphrey. Tbankgivlngs of long ago were the program top· Q. conductad by nd Mrs 'J'::".Gn 'in!'. Roush's Shoe Store · ,. of the opposition IIDflDI three A!l'l of all llranga~ · eandidates allowed Mayor · BOO.o, ill Muaacbutell!i ,. , 1\a!ph Locher to be eleciotl •- .., ' - " ef l!lp . ' gai11 wltbood declaring blmeeil Jllve·',a ~ltlleiJ to any ertent on the mailer, lni majority to a i1Cboo1'11*f And the recounts aren1, Ill' candldete """ opptJNtl~;:;; coma to alter lba .r.. coltlretlli1Jdl!dllnlf .• of Nov. 2. Iall • wlllta IICIIellt tl . --~----- ~m:._:~"!'ePt:r..~, ~vi, ~~~ ~an!~~~~:,u~:,ni, Ashlar':: ~. ~.::,~!"f:.~jn: ,t':~ cart B~cki"!'. ~~=~~ atandll -*'- Reedsville N Society otes $4.93 Moore's In Pomeroy OPEN •• FRIDAY aSATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 lllfiNNINO ~C., 6. OPIN tvlllY NIGHT TIL CHIIITMAI ·' ' . . Your Ohio, Bl.eotrio Compa,ni8E 1111 Ckldnnotllllll Ellctrftl Cot!tpenJ 1lw CllniMd lildrlo NitJtllltllllq C01n[tlt!y - - . IIlii Soon.n 11t1t E!lclllc l:llttillll1 •14111•11)' 'lltll!lrhD""" .. --·· - ... - 1hllllrfBI11 lleCtrit . . ., c."' . Clltlo,_.., Ohio llfllln TltiTtiiiD-.<!!tfit~ �> 1 • • r • • " • ; •' .. r . ... r . . . . . . -· . . _, -· ---.-............. ' ~ --- ···--- --- . ... .... ,I"•" . .. . .. . _ .. _ .... . ~ 'W- • · ' • . . .... - .. • " Classified Ads Your Modern .Community nulletin Board HWIJ IUIIIDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., N<l'f. ill, 1966 WAHl' AD INFOitMAliON ' ... FOR SAlE 50.1100 BTU ftoor furance, WY1-2651. • 30 61e Pon1erov - ----- EXPERIENCED Motor Co. OllllrrT IMi COLOR TV Lovely walnut console. VHF • UIIF tunilljj, RCA chassis. Thlo 1ft just like new. Talwll over paymealo cl $14 p or IJ\Ollth oc pay balanct duo 3111. Thio HI lully 1uaranteed. Try it in yOW' borne. WY Ui66. 11 Jt lull- Service. 1963 Corv•ir Monu Cpe. wilitnoll Uroo. rrom tbe largelf: truck or 1962 Chevrolet lmpal• St. W1gon --' $1695 11111Uest beater core. bulldozer radiator to the 1 IOCI1 owner, white over black finish, red interior Iue-gage rack, ve engine, aut'om::tir tralll, Power •teerine ~nd broako. . BLAEnNAR'S , ......, Paftlf nar will dow, 4 uew whJt'ewall tirM. Pomeroy Motor Co. • OPEN I YES. 9:00 P.M. IIMMJI M .Ill ill llillftltliiliilli!lrt:l IAI!II'NA CASUALTY The SOOl8l S«IIJ'ily Dillrlel Mullen lnsuranco Apncy. Inc. Office, S81 «<I Simi, Mlrifl. Pomeroy, PbDIIO WY 2--338L Ia, will be opea I L m. lUI I! 1 1 tfo aooa eaclo Solnnlay 1111111 Cbrlotmaa. 'llle olflce will aJ. GIUNGB INSURANCB. 10 be opea from l:li •· m. IDiiD'ance A&enq, Inc., Poll> uut 1:45 P· Ill· 01 Frldly, woy. Pbone WY W311. Deeember lOIII ud 1~ nil 1 1 tfc oclloa b• beelt lak.. to • liBI U... ,.._II or ald<r WTOMOBILI to lllp ap lw r<p1ar . SOeta1 eiiiCIIIed! 'All JQID' ,.... oeearlly ...,.., IIIII )led!. WI llciMI! Cd trY .._ """'· 111111e Ptl'loaa plo•alq to lllo elalmo ...... llriDI tbelr birth oerUIIcalo IIIII IOCIII ... RADIATOR "lj;Q£ijf;UiU;N£z:-H.J;;I SERVICE $1499 1 lo...-1 owner, 110 RP qine-, 4 1peed trana. Jet bl.. ck. fin· ilb., red buctet . .ta •ad trim. Radio and .beater. Like 1ew • Insurance md Her ling, Oblo. End YOID' oewer leo. We have aD sizes ...,.,.( lllliCbloes. Reasonable Coli WY 1-29'1'- day or mgn1<.1 I 1i tfc SOCIAL l1lril)' - · • •••al.llllll I 1111 II II 1 CALENDAR Mil• Da11il Retumt To Rhofh ldmuJ Miss Cbarlelll Davia left lr. plane Sunday to return to clasc eo a1 tbl Rbode IJJiaDd f > · o1 Design a11er havilll 1pe1 the 'l1lanDgiYing week wil. her panllll, Dr. and Mn. J. ,. Davia and famlly. . Her sister Joyce, open! I~·· holiday II Houstoa, Tel· 18, where she was the iJou,, IIUOII ol a tlaaamal8 at Inter· loch111 Musto Camp lhll aun> 11101', MIN Patrice Alford. Bott 8Jr1o o!Joorved 1be1r birlhdBJ aani-* and • party wa. held at the Alford home in lloustoa lor Ill lb'IJ. Joyce made tbl lrlp llr p1llll lrom OffHAND - .! c.<WT T~INK OFNmHIN ' ElSE TO DO--- _ DAILY CROSSWORD ... week t. Loblter f~~n&nr. I 6. 11. Se raglio U.Th• - N........ lon<k - ta. Fonig'n I I18. .23. p,..,. ....... t ..... 211. 1Itnlty 26. <kaasy 4. Ma.no: court !5. Pardon ftoid 27.Katle G. Thorax 14. Deport ln. Placardo I 17. Co!>pop OJlumiJlL .2. NlrnbUII I. Area' 1. Slack 28."""" 8. 8hJeld ill. God ful 9. Govern lO.Bh&rp " ot the IIIey: 16. Lepl matter eolno( .Japan Baby!. 31. Ex-tire lt. Eaaer C&terpWar 20. PrieK ' hair 21. Alldlenoe : 20. 8MqUOt.o 22.Noun r 24.. Swallow lllltlx of 28. Dilapidated: CO'IldltiO!l 13th Bll1hdoy II i ..... " . Notompt,y ;)f. l!lngllllt Jtt, Gbi'• l'Ofil.l hOWl• liS. Metalll'! •o. Sc:rutJ.nt.. 4l,:t..._ elemer~t """ 36. Lea! &lang 41 Hmt .20. Biblical prophet IO.Scopo 31. sea 1 ''Actually, It re~ly ion'~ "" eaoy chair to sit in , , , eapec:ally w:th "lior around!" DAILY CBl'PTOQUOTE- Here's • ..., to workll-;, AJI;J'DLB.&.&J:B lo LONQI'IILLOW One le.c.:r slm»ff' I1&Dds tor &DOtiMzo: In lw tlM tb.ree L'a, X tor tho tw CJ't. • t.b1t 81Lmple A II u1etl tnopl>loo. lllo ioacth - - : ete . . . _ !etten, · lla.ch day the code letter. are diftO:.,!Lthe WOidi ll'l au blAt& .& cryp~o,_ DYB~lDL woa IWBB.1YD; WMPO Radio ~·oNDAV THI\~ & 00 Sign Un - FRIDAY.~ewt~ 6'110 Sundown Serenade 6:45 S1gn 0!1 lD W lH'B qnlD By CHESTER GOULD · ~ DICK TRACY 'EM TH' PXQJYXB IXHHlD'• BY B R\1' BBYQII: , -PXCORCj ~~~fo CrYPtoQuotel A )W( o.umot . -IIIJN FROUC.-IIAlltllilt. JoHNSON IP~:ND '" I I<JAN\EL'( WHEN SADIE · I-IAWK INS DAY IS OVER--· . AU, 40 :l86i . _ hP1111 .......... 1MJ ·~ J b 05 sacred Hear• SA TURU.\ ~S 1:110 Sign On - News 6. 30 Happy Valley aoyo 6'3l News 6,05 CQuntry Music Time WJEH LOG 6.5? Woather 1.211 Country Jomooree Monday Tliroup Friday 7.00 Ntttlooal .-lews diiJ Protestant Hour 7:15 Sign On, Muolcal Clock ; :116 Bill Miller Sho• 7:30 Sportl Parade 7,45 Echoes of Joy 7 ao Sports Par•••• 7:30 Larry Anderson SnllW 8'00 Ohio Valley Newo 7:30 Bill Miller ~how Lt1 .4i It'• Mualc \rmy 8:05 World News J : g~ Picken:, Har<lwarc 1LOO Dutto.l's and Heros Dairy 8:10 Sports Today ITu.. 'l!!urs.) l'up reo Sbow 8:15 Weather Picture 7:60 Newo 12:111 Nowa 8:lfi Musical Clock 8 em Miller Show 1~ 15 tus ~eal lntertud• 8:55 Community Newt 8:4li Boker Furniture Shuvt 12 311 Ro• Merlin •'eeto 9:00 Talk of lhe Town Ull Ntwl News 9:55 MaS(Io County New1 1:00 ~ : Oii Collee with Jo,lol 1:05 Jim Meeo Show 10:00 Public Service IL :Do Porttalto ot a Patriot UO Sporto Parade Ill: 15 Family Worahip Hour iO·!lJ Swap Shop e,oo SUndown Serenade 10:30 Lalchstring J0:3li Bill Miller Bru10h Show Uo Si&D ou 11:00 News IU:45 148100 A&f. P-oaram ~l'NilAYS 11 :05 Morning MelodiN 7:30 Sign On • Arm, lloiD' !except Friday, Cburcb tTl'elday) 7:55 News Bells Ring) 10:45 Fllllll' Wo"hiP ('!bun.) 10:4li A.b.C. Program !Friday> a,oo Baptlat La~m""'' Hour 11 :45 World News UO Sunda) Show 11 :55 MaS(In County New1 11:011 Newi · &:311 Tbo Bible spe.at.. 1o y 12:00 Community New1 ll:ll!i TillY'• Country JIIIICII011 00 9:45 Legislotl'" RePQtt 12:115 Noon Newo ll:lW l1ny'1 Country BY11llts 10 Ut. The Good r.tlo 12:10 Markels 12:110 Com011t Bloa Now• w·t. Congressman Moeller 12 :15 Mid Day Weather 12:1W Goeasler'e Guest Star 10 ,30 The Country HY11lltlimeraiUO Bullelm Board tFr\day] IL311 The Qwel Hour 12.25 News 0 Grama 1:1:30 ,Larry Anderson Sbow , News 2:311 County Agent 12 00 3: 11: Jim Mees Show , Tbe Cbrlotl llour 12:45 Country Go Round 12 16 4:15 BtaettDar Alllo lbow ana 1:65 NeWB Beat 4:30 Electric CompaftJ Ne"' 12:3l1 The Rev. Mrrl!t feell 2:00 Country Go Round t:4t. Jim Meet Silo., 1:30 .The R... Sllao BUiups. 2:!i5 News Beal 200Th R 5:00 1\oewo : e ev. Andrew Farsons 3:00 Mid Wa7 Matineo li:ot Jim M• !!how Z:!O SUnday •hmtf!ll, 3:55 News Beol 5:30 Rlzer'a Weather R<!port 8:00 Sundown Serena.Je 4:00 Disclng with Dosa 5:50 Sporto Paraao 6:40 Sign Ofl t:30 Interchanco 6 !U Me1gs l<lUnty RFD 6 Zo Paul Bowen, ~·arm Bos 111-H has ne.w aluminwn lidlna. Pomer.y, 0. T !1. I I _ Three bedroom holi.CI 01 But- FOR SALE : 6 room house with ternut Avenue, bot water bath, lull basement, ll9t Hybeetilll Bys!Rm, in very good tell Sl., Mlddlewrt. Phone: conditiOn, hardwood lloora, Pl. Ploaoant 695-2110'1. out of floods, 11,1100.00. II If tie 'I Three bedroo111 house ea Vale Slteet, new 181 furnace, In aood conditloo, $4,51111.00.1 Y Con OIIIRCo tnllrely. I 1 j Smoll lnm• houat with three ' roomo lurniJiled dow01laira, 1112 E. Maio St., Pomeroy, - $700.011. '' Call WY ~%721. Alter t p. m. call WY 2-JS89. O'Brtoo ud €row Realty Ca. n- u---ate IHOUSE FOR SALE: 5 roomo, aood well Happy Hollow. See or call, Orollle Jiolue, SH 211 It 12tp 1022. - Employment W1nted - WIIL DO beby tlUinl ill my homo. Pllolle WY J.W6. ll • Ito Busi- Services . Everyday Speclolt MlrWo Style hat Holrcuh ..... .. . $1.25 Shompoo & 5eh . . $1.50 30 day color rinM, Shompoo & HI $3.50 Perm-nit . . $7.50 up We Sell aad Serri.. Wip 11141 ll'lllot.o Mari•'• Style Pott l'h. WY U271 l v r - Ohio 1&. 124 .&UmONBD ....... lillrYtc. Crill Bratllonl WriiL ...,. or Cotrtael .... .&. I. IIIADFORD ..~ • i ... ' WY TIIMI .•• 4,4! Spotlight 00 Sportl 4:55 Weather 5:011 Community Newo UO World and National Newl 5:15 Sign Off US Sign On, MW!Ical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley New1 8:05 World News 8:111 Sports Today 8:5 Weather Picture 8:16 Pl. Pleasant FoolbaU 10,311 Songs for ChildrOII IUS Golden Key 11:011 News 11:115 Saturday Show 12,00 Local. Ohio, Nat. Newo 2:211 Bulletin Board 12:25 New• 0 GrliiDI1 12:311 Saturday Matinee 1:30 News Headlines U1 Saturday Matlneo 1:!15 Nowo 2:011 Saturday Matinee 2:30 News Headlines Ul Saturday Mallneo 2:115 NeW!I 3:111 Saturday Matinee 3:30 Newo Headlines 3,31 Saturday Matineo 3:31 Saturday Matlneo 3 !i5 N : ews t:OO DisciDg wllh Dou t :30 Radio R I 0 5,00 News Roundup 5:15 Sign Off --=----;_; ---- rHEBORN LoliR t WJEH RADIO - ly ART SANSOM '" Cl.E sut;i-1\L 'TAl<£ KEE'l 0' 1-llM ~ EH, il.ASH1 WI-IV, WI-IAT'5 11-IK fN:\T n:R, M'?S. ODT1 '-(OlJ'R£. WHIT'i: Ai A 'SHHT ~ 01-1, ~ 'iQ2:! 1 •M WOOLOO'T £., ' l :; -'\o eiUJE JO P BUT ME.eB£ '('D . 61:i!T ~IT 8'Hifft ' ..----'o.. GOM<THifl' 60L<DI 1 ~ ,,j By RAEBURN VAN BUREft: .: �'1 I Mrs. A. E. Erwin were Mr. IDd 8-Dally sentinel, Pom~roy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. SO, 1981 :. SPONSOR PARTY I Mrs. Dexter Erwin, New Hav- · :ihe Middleport High School/ "" IE en, w. Va.; Mr. IDd Mrs. RichSouthern Local lelllor Class Is sponsoring •I ard Brown, and children,, Dick PTA Plaru Party stioley Products Party tonight and ~· Chllll~th~ The Southern Local elemea111 the high school cafeteria at , . ~ Haymon rown, . . tary 7th and 8th grade PTA 7:Sl p.m. 1be publie is invited n sf e Roy Davidson, Jr. and children, met Monday evening at tht to~d the demonstration. M's.~ Darlene Barrett, age 7, Mrs. Jay Warner and child- Plans were made for a Mrs. James Brewer has been ~:ft~~~~ ~~I~~ Mrs. C. J. Struble entertain- school buildjog and planned a Ptpds :wm be added to the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Char· ren. Linda, Larry . Steve and Christmas potluck dinner at returned to her home from Vet- vlo flood and ~eryl. Dan and ~ a group of relatives Thanks· Chrlstlilas ~arty .lor an aesemSeti9f Trip Fund. ( tes Barrett, of Rutland, was Jeff spent Friday and Saturday 6:45 p. m. preceding the next erans Memorial Hospital where Tlmm , and Mr. and Mrs. Har· gwlng Day at her home, West bly where gifts Wil! be .exchang· •. :· honored with a birthday party at London with Mrs. Ray War- meeting, December 9, when the she has been a surgical pa- ley ~endricks and daughter, Main St. ed and the PTA will 81Ve 1mall MEIGS THEATRE Wednesday at 1 p. m. in Mrs. ner and son. Rock Springs Grange met on tient. Sandra, Pomeroy; and Mr. and Guests were Mr. and . Mrs. ~ts. . Parsons' first grade room at I Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins Frtday evening. d h M s Chester Erwin Middleport Jack Cramer and Jackie Sue Mrs. Maxine Wmgett gave aa . ,._,.,. OlltD d f .1 f Col mbus were James M. Arnold and aug • r · J h K S ith and Dan of Marion; Mr. and enlightening talk on disciplille the Rutland Elementary schoo 1. ' ~~lidaam~!ek~nd gu~sts of their Fred Goeglein, worthy m~st· l ter~ Mary ~roleen a~d Laura Mr. and Mr!ir ~o~e I~~·' ' Mrs. Ted nes and Molly, Sa- and a reading about 1banksgivHelpers were Jenny Grate I ~ Mr and Mrs Floyd er, opened the meetmg m rltu· Elizabeth, Milford, 0~10 • s~nt returned to th · w~ blna · Mr. and Mrs. Richard ing was given by Mrs. Fred : I.AST TIME TONIGHT . "MARY POPPINS" and Jayne Hutchison. Mrs. Bar- : ~~~~i~s. Racine and. Mr. and i alistic form. Mrs. Amos I..eon- t~e Thanksgiving holiday with ~~~~n~~ ~~ ~~t7e~~g ~rs. J. Struble and Gordon, Douglas, Smith. Refreshments were lei'· <Technicolor) parents, Mr. and Mrs. K Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Smith Brian and Lori,, CarroU; Mr. ved. JWie Andrews, Dick Van rett assisted with the refresh- I Mrs. VIctor Brown, Minersville I ard thanked all who contrtbuted his lor Athens State Hospita.l. James Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. · 1 and M s Otto lies Sr Logan KARRS ENTERTAIN I!Yke, David Tomlinson, Gly- I ments and games. Party favors Mr · and Mrs · Herschel Not·: I gtfts t d 1·11 ere Mrs Hattte Lewt's Sml' th and Mrs. Laura plan to leave for their home n r· • ·• ; ms Johns. Hermione Badde- I of hats, balloons, and candy Iris and son Clarence of Letart Re pore w W If. M • k d nd IU Mr. and Mrs. Paul lies and son, Mr. and Mrs. Purley Karr 1hi ley, Ed Wynn were given to the guests and Falls were' Sunday. guests of Bolin, Mrs. Bentz .0 e, rs. Powell, Bradbury. They also florida s wee en a w Paul Jr. and daughter, Mrs. entertained with a dinner C!elorcutoon Mrs. Barrett served ice cream her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elias Henry Ewmg, Mrs. Chlford Lelf- visited with Mrs. Arnold's par- r~main there for a six-months Dale Bradford and children, Ma- Thanksgiving Day at their home flatinee Saturday & Sunday: and cupcakes. • S .1 heit George Nesseiroad Sr. and ents at Eureka, Ohio. Vlstt. Lo d Mr 1:30 P.M. (one show only). • II es. . Mr ' W A Morgan and get Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kelly rie, !tie, an Timmy, Shreve- in Chester. Present were • Jijvenlngs 7:00 P.M. Except Guests were Cynthia Ander- ~ Scott White of Bloomdale was ! s. ·d · t' t · h Mr. and Mrs. Walton Manley I were hosts for a family dinner port, La. and Mrs. Paul Karr, Marilyn. Saturday, 6:30P.M. son, Teresa Brown. R 0 bin a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. well car s were sen eac · have returned from a holiday Thanksgiving Day at their Also, Mr. and Mrs. Otto 111!\1, Nancy and Roger; Mr. and Mra. Admlssiion: $1.00 & 50c. Dewhurst, Ricky George, Ran- · Eli·as Stiles. "Let Us Give Thanks" was visit with their families inchJd- home in Middleport. Present Jr. and Car?lyo, Vickie and Jer- Horace Karr, Twila, Ray, Tomdy George, Martha Grueser, To· ~ Verne Davis . of Middleport the weme of me program pre- ing Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Boy- were Mr. and Mrs. Charles ry, Nelsonville; Mr. and Mrs. my, and J'ane Ann; Mr. and WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1 ny Hutton. Karen Hysell. Teresa spent Thanksg1vmg wtth hls ~nted by Mrs. Homer Radford, Ies and daughters, Yvonne, Su- Fick Kbnberly and Dana Long Tom lies, Cuyahoga Falls; Mr. Mrs. Woodrow Mora, Jackie, NOT OPEN Musser, Jeff Patterson, Deb- I daughter and son-in-law, Mr .. lecturer pro-tem. Ntemoers an- san, Carol Ann and Shelly Jean, Bott~m; Mr. and Mrs. Ja~k Kel· and Mrs. Bill Wllllamson and George, Richard, Janet, and fRIDAY thru TUESDAY ra Priddy, Mark Richmond, Ca- : and Mrs. Carl . Moore. j swered roll call with what they at Kansas City, Mo. and T-Sgt. Jy, Columbus; Mr. and Mra. David and Darla and Mr. and Judy; Mr. and Mrs. George December 3·7 thy Sigler, Alicia Shuler. Mar-; Mrs: .John Smtth was the Sun-, were thankful tor. A poem "Let Virgil Manley and family at Myron Bailey and son, Gary, Mrs. Joseph Struble and Mich. Morrison, Terry, Geo~ge Jr. Well Disney's tha Shuler, Troy Sneed, Melan· ' ~Y dmner guest of Mr. and , us liive Thanks," was given by Loci-bourne Air Base, Colum· and Mr. and Mrs . .Thomas Kef. ael, Pomeroy; and Mrs. Daniel and Brian, and the host and "OLD YELLER" ie Simmons, Rosemary Snow rs: Carl Moore. . I Mrs. William lirueser. r·ouow- bus. They also visited enroute ly arid children Janelle a n d Struble and Danean, Rutland. hostess. tTechnicolor l .Dorothy McGuire, Fess Par· den, Mike Tillis, Tom Tucker, Mtss Mary Htll and nep~~\\ · , ing the song "America," Mrs. i? Johnson City .. Ill . .w!th her Tommy, Middleport. FAMILY DINES ker, Chuck Connors. Tommy Carl Sparks. Sharon Vining, Deb- Mtchael Jones ol Columbus ~r- 1 Grueser read "A Grateful Spir- Sister, Mrs. Nettle Stmtz. vi . 'th Mr nd J. rived Wednesday , to spend . . , Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fultz Recent s1tors WI • a FRIDAY IS DEADLINE Mr. I!Jid Mrs. Geoffrey WI ltirk. 1 P:uturette: ra Williamson. Greg Rawson, Thanksgiving with her parents, , tt. and children Beth Becky, and Mrs ..J: A. Young, Sr. were Mrs. The deadline for registering son entertained with a family :0, Fl1sh, the THn1ge Otter BeverlyL Wilcox. DuanH e Webber, Mr. and Mrs. E. J . Hill. Miss / . Other articles read included Barbara, we;e holiday guests of PatriCia Yates and chl1dren, for the adult night classes at dinner Wednesday evening at "'olorc1rtoon Mary aRue, Jayne utc 1son SarC K th Rand and Bobd Admission 75c & 40c and .Jenny Grate. Hill returned home Thursday j"Days ·· by Mrs. Robert Louks his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John •i· a y, Y the Southern High school is Frl- their Rock Springs Roa borne. 1 and Michael remained lor a ''Let us rle Tuanktul,'' Mrs Fornash. by of Jackson day of this week. Registering Present were Mr. and Mrs. Carl weekend visit. . Leonard; "Take Time," Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lysle Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. William White may be done by phone or In Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mr. and Mrs. E. J . H1ll and Homer Rice· "Just 'imnking," Columbus visited this past and daughter, Cindy, Hillcrest person at the high school. U JtU and Lisa Kay, Pomeroy, granddaughter, Carol Hill were Homer Ric~, and "A Thanks· week with her parents, Mr. and Heights, Md. are guests of her enough Interested persons reg· Verne Davis, Middleport and Fnday VISitors m Pt. Pleasant, givmg Quesuon, Jliuss J:!wy Mrs. Manning Webster. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gil· ister, classes will begin the Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and Kelly W. Va. . Leonard. Refreshments were Mr . and Mrs. Michael Erwin more and daughter, Carla Sue. first week ill January. and Terri. Mrs. E. J. H1ll and granddau- served at hte close of the meet- and sons, Scott and Kevin, Bel· - - - - -· ghler Carol and Mrs. C... K: 1 ing. pre, and Mr. and Mrs. Don. ErNease were Saturday VISitors win, Middleport, were holiday m Parkersburg, W. Va. guests of their parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Bury Sadler of HOSTS AT DINNER Mrs. Chester Erwin. Bridgeport and Mr. and Mrs. I Mr and Mrs. Robert Tewks- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Russell . . . and when you buy Paul Grueser, Mtddleport were d 'th Thanks and son Albert Jr of ColumThanksgiving guests of Mrs.· bary entertame wht . ah ~~ bus s~nt 'Jb~nksgiving with GET A Bentz Wolfe giVIng dinner at t elf orne . · i t'ean St. liuests were Mr. and her mother, Mrs. Lettie Roush. Mrks. dBentMz 'dwdlolfe spent the Mrs William White and daugn- Mrs. Fielding Hawkins spent . Mr and the Thanksgiving holiday with wee en 1n 1 eport w1th her I · . sister and brother-in-law, Mr. ter, Cmdy, Mary 1an~ , d da. h· Mr. and Mrs. 0. Kail and famand Mrs Paul Grueser ' Mrs. Carl Gtlmore an ug . . . · · c· I· s M and Mrs !ly m Cheshire. Mrs. Homer Holter was the ~erd ar;h.t ue.' d rDennis ·Sae: Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ben. Thanksgiving dinner guest or; u so~ 'ddt' e at" nett and family, Miss Maxine her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. i 1~s,_ ' _1_ ·- epor · Bennett, Columbus; and Mr. atd Mrs. Hoy Holter and fam-1and family. and Mrs. Vernon Rogers and 1 : YM , d M R· , I Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher family, Oak Harbor, visited ovr . an rs. aymond Freck. er the holiday weekend with er of Tuppers Plains visited and daughters, Carla and Barnd Mr ' their parents, Mr. a s. Sunday wtth hts sister, Mrr.. b:ara and Mrs. Ernest Harrts H It were Thanksgiving guests of Charles Bennett. Homer o er. . · Mr and Mrs Robert TurnOur Low Bank Rates Can Save You Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush Mr. and Mrs. Oms Harris. · . · . d s dr· Mrs Millon Roush Mrs. Erner and children have returned ., Money, Finance Your New Car With and G1eg an an a spent · . • . to their home in North Robin· . . IThanksgiving at Apple Creek est Hams and Mrs. Orns Har· Us - Your Local Bank. ·u1 M d M D 1 Ro ·h' ris were Athens visitors Moo- BOn after spendmg the holiday wt r. an rs. a e us week here with his parents Mr. Credit Life Insurance At No Extra Cost 1 ,-~----~--~-----~~. l day • 5 · T R h'd · and Mrs. Joe Turner. MMI9il9M\:IUI-M pice an aw 1 • I c. F. Struble returned home · Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson, 11 IFriday, from the Gallipolis Clio- Athens, were Sunday dinner ic and is convalescing nicely. guests of Mr. and Mrs. EmerCushion Insole - Caulk Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cramer son Jones. FROM ELBERFELD$ Well. Crepe Sole. and family of Marion and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hum• IMDDLEPORI' Sizes 99 and Mrs. Richard Struble and ·phreys and family spent the - ........."' 01110 61f2·12 - - Excellent Wearing Nylons In Her ' family of Carroll were weekend Thanksgiving holiday with relaguests of their parents, Mr. and tlves in Virginia. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Favorite Style, The Size She Wears and Mrs. C. J. Struble. Mr. and Mrs. John Vroman THE SHOE Box Partcipating Merchant In Joseph Fields Jr. of Chicago, spent Thursday in Belpre with T~E ' \11 r"L£ P'l~'T ON T~£ ~EAUl iFUL OHIO I the Color That Suits Her Best. 1 Middleport Merchants , Ill. spent the weekend with his their son and family, Mr. and BETWE.U• PIIT:C.l\URGH,P.\ f,NO Clt,CINN~11,0 Christmas Gift-A-Ram\ Iparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Charles Vroman and chil1 0 ' ?~~--~=-~~-""':'':""'':""':::""':::::::=.____::·-=-J.Ll~~·~M~I~D~DL;E;P~O;R~T~,;~·~~~F~ie~lds~~Sr~.~~~nd~J~ef~fr~ey. dren, Mary Esther and Mark. Mrs. C. A. Ernmish has reChoose From These Popular Types turnetl from Dayton where she spent the holiday with her son Seamless Mesh with the Neverun Welt and and family, Mr. and Mrs. RogRing Toe. Medium and long length ...•. 19e er Emmish and family. Mr. and Mrs. John ParsoiiB and children, Jeff and Julie, Over the Knee Seamless that has a garter Columbus, were weekend guests top. Small, average and tall sizea .... $U9 of hat parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralpil Gilmore. Knee High Seamless, has the garter top. Holiday guests of Mrs. David Farmer and Mr. and Mrs. ArthSizes 8JA. to 11 . • . . . . • • . • • • . . • • • • • • • It• ur Skinner were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer and daughters, Agilon Stretch Seamless Nylons in lizel 8_,. Cindy, of Ohio University, and 'jl. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Branden· w 11 .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ''·" burg, Dayton. The Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Kishbaugh and children, Adam and Allen Lee, have returned to their home in Clyde, follow· log a visit here with her par· ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gll· '• key. Thursday d.inner guests of 7th Birthday I c I b ted s e e ra 1 Grad Grange Planning Potluck Dinner December Ninth. Mainly About • People In I pcmerov Around And Ab t ou Middleport =· c:, Mrs ..Struble is Hostess lor Fami.,yo·mner ° J 'I 1 1 II 1 I ELBERFELDS • 1 . 1 Bank Auto Loan GIVE HER... 1 • • 1 1 ', l:i~!i ,.a. . vo\ill Bphk KIRBURY HOSIERY 8 BOOT $]2 - ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY :11006 Buick. Th~tunedcar;·j f! At your1966 Bmck dealers ~t, , today. ·• ~· ! . ,. Here's a way out. Give a ftameleH electric diehwasber thie Chrietrhae. There'a no pre-rinainp; by ~land. No drudgery. An electric dishwasher does it all- automatically- in water much hotter than banda could lltand.l If you have a amall family, uae.the diahwaaher only once a day. Bi~ family or Iota of holiday company? Pnt·it to work right after the me1L Then relax with everyone else. You can get the right model at the ript price.,. right now fllllll_loUl favllliiC _elel'llW_apl'liiAee 4•W !!L plumbing .contractor. · Select your electrk di1hwmh,.,. fr ""' llaele /IJlrJOIU Mme brand.. 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