https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/08dbf2b9b9674b391324bc96545d10d7.pdf 54905c6b17830e87b98c404afe89d664 PDF Text Text . ' Riverview PTA Committees • •-~ Are Appom.eu . 0 . Sept. 10, 1964 12 ·Dallv . Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport . - 108 Attend Annual Swartz Family Reunion in Woode Grove in Al#red O!fieeMI of the Rlvenlew of Albany. ' PTA met recen 11 Y and aelect• anton was held Sunday Sept I tile farthest away, Cectl Swartz ed the following eommlt!o<s: I In the Woode grove . at AI· , of New KenSington, Pa. and Publicity, Mrs. Jne Bissell, ~ wltll an attendance of IOH I Games for the childr~ b Mrs. cart Barnbar~ and Mrs. The annual Swartz fam1 IY re- ' Marilyn Swartz t I Di~ner Picnic Held for }ohmon FamUy •. land Park, S..turday, Sept. for the family o1 Mr. and Clint Johnson, !Uo-lpng dents of Portland. Children attetldini ,..... er Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Cly· de Johnson and famlly, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Johnsoo and fa· Glrlt T,.n At• ·· ·· luiusrs·w· "A.ny ·Petln'' I I · Tallorl<l of hl1h quality · <alll!ii' - waob 'n nar · llnlib mtono Utili ~;da~~: puA:~endi~g ~ MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY OHIO TONIGHT tkl'u SATURDAY "(~~~nj~o~:,r ""d Merl<' Haw•. and chli· old Newlun. Mrs. Harold Brew, dren. Shade H D: Mr and Mrs. er, Mrs. Ha:old Holter, Mrs. 11.-s. i llarrv l Hoss Jnd c hildren. Alb- Richard Bormg. Mrs. J~ck Me- any .. Mr and Mrs . C. E. Woode, Fann, Mrs. Arthur Davis, Mrs. Tuppm Plaon' , Swartz. Pomeroy . MI~S. SLl.nn~e Heck, Mhens ; Dana f.. . war , "WILD AND WONDERFUL'· IColumbus ; Mr. and. Mrs. Clar{Techm('olor) enee Swartz. D.D Swartz. r:nd ronv Curtis, Chri!'tine Kau1 Mrs . Edith Carleton. all of tt. mann. ridge. Mr. <:~nd Mrs. Roy Swartz Futu rette : Sr of Winch('ster : Mrs . 50'5 Your Antenna SUN., MON. and TUES. Sept. 13-14-15 Colorc•rtoons Lehman and children, bus : Mr . and Mrs . 1 HIGHUTTON BEAUTY ents. Present were M to your ankle-bone in rDJ!I.2!1Jiree'!.sj>lllsiiede or black upper leather Only 4.99 MILL STREET - MIDDLEPORT Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barnhart, Russell and Cheryl, Lithopolis: Mr. and Mrs. William E. Swartz, Jr. and Tom, Steve and Dave of Winchester, Ky.; Earl Swartz, Lancaster, C. G. Jr. and Wayne and Allen all of Pennsylvania; Mr. and Mrs.Charles Carr' Douglas,Mareta, Teresa and Sonia, Plains; Alonzo Blosser, Athens; Richard Buckley, local; an Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode, local. BEAUTIFUL LOAFERS BY VOGUE! HOWard an' d anMeter Vows Taken in Illinois , v NEW HAVEN - Mr . .an Mrs. Okey Howard, Jr., . tbe ":~~w•end: .their eldest .laughter, tyn An~. to Donald Ray VanMeter, son of Mr. and Mrs. William VanMeter, of Clifton. The single ring was performed by the Rev, Ill. the SlS:~~~~::. Church, in REVERE WARE Trad ..ln your Refrl1eretw sHbAL "RCA Whirlpool" ' . Cipper cl1d NIDleu ·~ 1 quart i I 1annent1~ putel llhad.. In <111111 Wale ·In Size1 . . Corduroy In 38" alld 42" 1' ' • . ; 1i;t;?i:ckefi-· -•Lontllto_ov• fLANNtfL SPORT SHIRTS ON A NEW m~~~ = bt!ii rD. your home. ElberfeldJ .have plete Une on the ibe1e excellent ,0•1!~ wldfhi. "Jiabd "or _maohtne ....hl~l~ ~../Jd,eil Iabrie for Oaelt·t.Hi!hilOI. IUDIP-. ._.;"~~~!~! ~- ~ldren'1 "&!ar. $1.·110·. yd... ll'!':'! -111' ' .' 'h ~~ --l i,. . MIDDLEPORT, 0. anno~ ·the ~•? F~. De~ tcuooL Mlu.,omrul3 Thursday at aet :· tbe for mass desegregation Mlsslsatppl eapital nell ' · Klrby Walker said , -. ......... t £"tan For~·y.ei"ght person's atten ded a meeting promo . .tin th 'I e Dr. J. Lenwoocl Edg, the College or Arlrteullllre I "Pet ian for Educational Progress" Thursday nlgllt Phllll lllb Unl"fet~sll)r~ 1 the Common Pleas Court room of the Gallia County will be spea~ tha Negrnea who regtitered Courthouse. Ba tlst Cb h ln11RaC!Iae ••. ··"•• scboola have been The Pet Plan for Educational PrQ&relll. ~- ~onsorecl . . P ::,. aervleU to those schools. Clas... by tbe Ohio Association ot Publlc !mployees, olito ~t · P · . l'lll'l!nts and Teachers, tbe Ohio School . 13 · ·t and the. Oblo .Associatlo" Scbool ,..,.,. -~.,.. :·'"":.'...::.::.::~~"':':; or ~. , . "' " '.' .# ' ' . n·.·, .. ...b ., ........... .J ,pr. $I.OO c.,.,·.... Superpowered Dredger to Gouge Channel for River Traffic .• ,. •. ' a - · Cushion S.lo. Whh b ---·-· IH'• $l,tltl MoM Thermal lnoulttool Uoko ................ •fOe pr, MoM Orton One Sbo craw hekt ~-·t eotorol ·$1.GI Jlr. Mono CoHon Crow ... b . 75< with top (ap't ·..hol'!!l ................ -'• M.p. Whlto c - Crow· ~-- ,.till llriiiO ' • '· 75o,pr. Mono oiio lbt ltn,Lon llllthd ...cb ......... Sl.IO "'· M""' .Otio II• Whflo Nrtoa l:row helrt · · ISc$1-10 ·•r, with otrlpo 111p --/-··-----·•------·------· Mono Cotton ArtYio hctco ...... : ••c ........ 2 pr. • '"'' 0no Stu (M~l ' Wh~ · cnw Socks . • wllh otnpo '""' .... , .... ... .......... ..... He .... ltyl o ... llu (9·1-l) "Whfto ~row Socko . He- " r ' otrlt~e with otrlpo . _ .......................... ' • leyo Whlto·ttaotlc IO,p. Ciraw loeb .......... $1M Whtt.c..w•Soob<wtth .trt,.. '"" ·'-·leyo Whflo C-n 0... liM (9·11) Alhtlllc _Soclol. Sle"-pr, ..,. Whit• (f41Atl Alh.lotte Sock• He·.,., •v• c- a....- .... Whlto oncl llolll't Coloro ~- nw Sockt 'pr. 'pr. "·• ...,;n;~·r..::: e:~;.; -,;;.;;,'~iih"-.iri;; -.--;; • 49o pr 4te .... Aoll Colora Crww Socb "-·---·- · -·----·-- ............. 39c ttl'. 1eyo ..n.fon Oftt, Size (9·111 Crow S..ka ...... 5tc pr, . 1eyo Oftt ·lilt (WIJJt) Whtta • ..,, While olid Alll't Colon Ono SilO !9·11 ) .. c.... locka ·-·---- .. -- .... .... c... , ...... :t9c !H'· '"'' White Ono ·lbo (9-11) Cushion , lolo .. · f Crew Sock1 - --- -- - --- --·- ·c. :..~.l- - --.- - ~--~--· lfc P • ..,. Anortod Colon AtUon OM Stot·"t·l,ll Socb, 5tc Pf, Parsons to Speak at Rutland Gym $PJCI*~- - . PURCHASE , : .. . , .. lferkline . Jtecliners . · LaJ, ,: eom~liiJi.q. upl)olstered In Masland Duf. an ~inyl •.Your-~ o,f eoloril: Brown, Tan, Ox B~ood, ~o;tst and _~ , ,' • "':" ; J;-'q q'l't~· .. !o LIMITED NUMBER OF BETTER LOAFERS ilN SALE! WOMENS SIZES -BLACK & WAxHIDE . ( PhiJJi. pmes • ld J'J' ou • Educator to J~k- Hike Sales Tax Be in Racine I IJ, for lbP$e who 1~. ·ljl oend the ,very 'besl-whe\her you bUy a !Oe or I!Oo oard you'D . !IMw that at tl:lberfefdo you'D find juat tho ~ 7ou J'"&Dt for .the person _,~d purpon. Con· venlefttly arrqed for Jour own ..lecllon - and also aee . the . many new lift ~apa 1 tor you• osu "$8'" MEN'S ·e~jd BOYS' SOC'J<S . W~U. HAL~K wooi.:SiiOt.-l.l.:llledium, larle i~d ,utra iarle: · ~· $l95 Moo• Cushion Solo new~men Chry ~,lf a~d~ord BLACK- WAXHIDE - CORDOVAN ox ~. l'he one of :your choice seleet th8 alze, ~e . type, . CENJf Auto n Rioh wool.pi!tld Ia rid and . black. Zipper front f!'ll ot,vle, .J .olaib,poc)loll, two .short IY,pa gqdt:$. 100% Size Small !1~1412), ~­ ium (UI-UI2 ), t,qe (18· 18Jh) ODd txlra .lal'lt 17· 1712). 100% ootlon :lloJ;Ioel, two J)O<teu. Cheek• and ~~~~art plold potlems. Unlll!d RWo~e; ~~th :.:!tier miD- ulact~d under a\andards of work· m.nshlp .)rblob ba~e mode theoe pi'Oduell bmcnia.siyled from )>MUtt• ful yamR--tile ·new wasboble and Ill•· orin'' .ftbe~• - qulei .drl'lPc ·a~d resloaantlo motha. See our eomplete .stoclt of l)otiJ Mann ,.,.eaters -:-beau· : tiful dQp . tonu •• .weU ··••· ,jaatell a n d white. Re1ular .ond E•· • on PRICE FIVE WOOSTER (UPI) - 0 h I o edly been offued. $80.000 for to·remabt on tho Jflll. . state University President Nov· the ~ post which-to the lop "Frlllkly, I blcllold P. tee G. Fawoelt announced today adJntnUtrative job 1n the aasoct- Uy and bad made DP>""'Irlf•dl eu f!ll8 " . wUt continue oo as OSU ation. . to reolp w1too I left . clall todq to iDIIBI that He made the He has served as OSU prasJ. for Wooster. I lbouCht Af!IJipl at leut llllleb tiiO milllon mentto before a board dent Binee 11156, laldng the pool a third of a eentuty In ':"pu5Jlc pattera ·-aet be won from of trus!A!es meeting here. 25 years after graduating from education wu enou,b fdr ll!rysler Wednesday. But he In hb statement he said Kenyoo College. man. · · ell)lec!lf to fill more for the "! came to tbe meeting wttb He started his educational "However, I 1pe11t ,.,, ..,.,,... , unt . full Intent of seeking retire- career as o teaeher at Gambier talldng to the lrusleet' ....... ....,. on from publle education at lllgh School. Fawcett later waa penwided I Could 'eOhtlniie . lnshtl the same :7onorntc end of the earning aeadem- served BUeeesslvely aa llllpel'ln. to perform a '· packq!t at b But the tc year In order to become ex- tendent of seljooll In Gambler, AI lito board·mie\lnl, :Pullrsame "!,oney w uy more ecullve vice president of t h • and Bexley, a Cotum. man Smith L. fteardon read· 1 be than al American AutomobUe Assocta- bus suburb. He wao serving aa letter signed •by il · en ..er, · lion. aupertntendent of Columbus members of lite ltwlellt: iltllenbl- j "After several hours In per- Public Schools when he took the llon eommtttee of 18M 'which WA8111NGTON - Senate sonal conaullatton with mem- OSU post. told Dr. Fawcett: ··:, vestlfQin today prepared bers ol the board of lrusteea I Fawcett Is a dlreetor of tha ''People do not appteqlate dig ...par toto the exploits of was persuaded that the best In- Columbus area Chamber or what they posoeu undl they fonnu Setmte Democralle aide terests of higher education In Commerce, the Ohio <llamber oboul to loae It ... The lou llqbby Bater. Republicans In Ohio, . and at Ohio of Commerce, the Buelt:eye Fed- your M!'ViceJ would be a rharpd the InveStigators University m particular, eral Savlngo and Loan Associ- to the <future J!I'OII'eU of Ohio conceal whatever they found. would be .erved If l would re- ation and tbe Ohio Councu on Slate University," .. . After a bitter ,partisan main In my preaent position." Economic Research, nus sentiment was edtoed Thur~, ihe Senate gave Fawcett. Is the second highest "I slept only one hour last Reardon, who said: "Wi! RuleJ Committee an slate employe receiving night," Dr. Faweett admitted cetved his decislail·wllh··*'r!c~rel whelmbli ~!~Andale · to a year, He had report- after be announced bla dectaton pleaJUI'I!." ~,: pq,r Investigation. . · · 11011,111t ~ was ·75 to s. with · 'Sena. Pal McNamara, D-Mich., Dl \IT/' ~ 'rb1'118!0ft B. Morton, R·Ky., a n d r e vuih Scott, R·Pa., opposing D.__, -·-·• - fh~·- -··~:ar· dftlined .to ,&~.. ·Y!I'l th,e ffnOot ,ual- ' HE SHOE i ~ • ~-·,j· ~} 'f ' ,,·.1 t ,.·....j '. 'j.,'A.· '' ~ ........ MHS Students · Name Officers ) -~ Gives up Reported $20,00.0 Salary Boostj . Admits he was 'Persuaded' not tq Resigd .. Boya Cotton Argyll Soeks ---~~--------------- ltc pr, 99 2 95 ancl3 . 9 5 the :"o4· . •I Fawcett r. the mu1leal dep.ntment - ask for what you need, .ity ed later. Others were azine chairman, Mrs. Flesh.r and Cullural Aria, Mrs. Frank •Reichert. Mrs Reichert suggested the . "-- ~"'bllily ol group u.. ,...... vitlng loreilln students study·ll 1ng at Ohio University to homes for Thanksgiving. 11 was announced that a cancer detection will 00 oho on September 21 at ha;::an High Sehoul. Anothu interesting t.. beln planned lor PTA ,!eting to be held d Oct I at lite high school. ay, _._,_ _ __ WhW~ Baptist • For Women inted Tammy, nonce, Principal Clyde Foley and Assistant Principal Athens; · in 11labea. n'ect-roedl SWEATERS swartz and Terry; Mrs. Janice mond Lieving; budget and Mrs. Harold Kimes, s.-. the <Ofllplete nl · In all BlreDIIIIJ - valve for ~ Olld trombones - guftor and musical tnstrumeat 'mtnp, baton•. cork ar8aae, pleb, needles. Just atep in "Dotty Mann" S.:~~~~ as Reed Others to serve Mrs · MyndreteM All,Harry Baltimore, . comnu · .11ee wIll b~;fl'!:: Bam· thts toned version with its stacked cowboy heel. Up torpll 111d l!oll m 1o .-e til, mllllt ttemt that boya aqd girl• iD high iteb!b:""blocll ' ' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1964 CLARIN~ ~ED$ _ SAXAPHONE REEDS · Q·l ·, y COU~I of . : . '\fTJ:I~ MUSIC DEPARTMENT ... . and Mrs. George Gerald Rqod, appo an'ci Karla Kandy, Keith and following commltlees: Kelly of Belpre and Mr. and Membership chainn~a~n,·o~M:,r:•~-~~ Mrs. •Carl Lee and the honor· Don BumgaMrner; Wilbur chamnan, rs. guest. art; Publicity, Mrs. Chitrle!l jJ Yonker; hospitality, Mrs. 0.: Mr. a rs. . hart and Lee Roy, Canal Wtn· chester, 0 .: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barnhart and Gladys Ray, Groveport; Harold Pelty, Canal winchester . 0 .; Mr. and Mrs. II Ba•mhart and Mark of Wende Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Ores Swartz, Athens: Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz, local; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Diley and W. T. Diley of Pickerington; Mr. and Mrs. Otto Swartz, Sllade; Cecil Swartz, New Kensmgloo, p~ • Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartz, to· cal; Richard Swartz, Ravenna; Mrs. R. E. Burson, Athens; Hazel Creamer, Shade: Mr. and ODe . WJAIHEI ' .,.,,,. r. ru.!r r t ra 01 r._ •~-" bert NO. 127 ~-:·:~~::::::::::::~-:"-:"::'::==:::---, Gay Gibson Junior Dresses a_re des&ped elpeelally for your way of life - what ever y~ur c~er - ~. teacher, researeher, , bOUJIWife - ~ 1 1 G.,- Glbso._ wardrobl perleet tor JOU - Ilk to ... lhOID ·all. . restde'rlt of the p ' ro,u, -•IJ!o'lliboni. tu· _ . , _· ' , ' . . . :·. at!L ' ,_,, ' ,.•· i~ /', jot JIO 1 Elberftlds Are HNcl.qiMrt.,. f'or accompanied by Mrs. The -•1111· ....., dlon•tnolvoo, dlnntl' . VOL XVI MEN'S Pi . from e \ 1'- flmt floor, llfk evtr POLISHES- LUBRICANTS- VALVE OILS : tom was honored on his birth~ and was followed with the day sunday, Sept. 6, with a prayer. Kuhn, Michael and Utile Hocking. Boots were never better - than this side but- ilry - line quaUIJ -loo,-. cottoo ta ..lido IIIII prtnta Charles E. Lee of Long Bot· was read by Mrs. David dinner at the home of hts -llneol~ fJ 1.,. ........... 1 Association met rece~tly Wahama High SchooL He was introduced by Mrs. John Mor-11 gan. vice president and program chairman. , . Approxunat~ly_ 85 persons first meeting will be Sept. tended the first meeting of llchool year. 14 _ Mrs. Thomas &ell ed a -vocal selection and the piano. · Cojnplete 4ll\bll Hrotee. for ~- ~~P\td for IOns , life ond ~~~·11ili· . mtv,. " · 'ltflniNI lleel 'll'illl ...ntod·cuttiDI · ,• oclf.•~ ·Sot• of 1 DRESSES I Gallipolis fitt at -·· .;.nment on tilt ~ , .. lbe .... ftlelt 'P""'"• "'"" terJ • .. tlll1 lepJ IJ'I I• ,....r ·1101'1 wlslt te f!oo ::;.··tABNWARE . · · q'uiCktj ..... .., -bori,hl!'l oat,10 drin drip ; I' MASON ·- Attorney J o h Officers are, president, Mr~. Ernest Whitehead· vice presldent. Mrs. Walter' Brown : secretary Mrs. Robert King, and treasu~er. Mrs. Harliss Frank. The PTA will meet the second. Monday of each month. HONORED AT DINNER lnr. rotllll '!l'lnktoo - "GAY GIBSON" JUNIOR Albert F'inne-y . Sll ss:~ nah I Ira Cucllran. Elvna . V. A-' vid Smith; RefreshmenL~. Mrs . l Pptl~gtisr: and ArrterlcaniSU:!II York Hug:h Gri!filh. D<~m t' ; Swar1z. Canton:. Dora O'Brie~, Frank Bi!ie and Mrs. LaVern I w~e~o the Wahama Junior Shade ; .\1r. and Mrs . Arch te Provanche. Senior High Parent Teaclters' ~~~~~<;;;~~~ · " lronil\1. llaoblna - • able. No ··~ llunclor- Epling Speaker On Americanism For Mason PTA Mr and Mrs. Alfred Cashdollar and Mrs. Da· E I" or .no Stainless St,.l On t Jlf()1f YOU KNOW New , . . lo lbe HIJ lltte Ill Elberfelds Ate OPen frid'Y 9IQ·J:.~nd ~tur~ay 9to 9 A picnic was held at the Port· II wars S(>rved from a , grownups were led, &!0 / ~ Jim Ruth: Health and Safety, well-loaded table at noon . with ' Mrs Kimes . and prizes a war Mrs . Ronald Osborne, M r l!l . rnily, Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre cee_il Swartz, asking tht' bl~s& ed. Grant Smith and Mrs. ~nald and famUy, all of Portland; Mrs. log ' An offering was t•k•n to Mym; IU!adlnK and Ltbrlll1'. Mary Gillilan and family Ill. h 1 defray expenses on the Mrs. Franz, Mrs. r. Edd Hum- Chester: \irs. Betty Combs and Waid Swartz or Athem . prt>t t' P cement floor which was phrey. Mrs. Harry Osborne and son Larry of C!eveland ; Mr :Jdent, presided over lhe even sJI nt'~- the Shelterhouse this vear. Mr Manuel: Parliamentarian, and Mrs. Jim Johnson of Gold· of tht' day Hazel were . ' Mrs. Will Swain; HospitaUty. en, Colo ., and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shade, was &:>cretary .- d lhla l Mr and Mrs. Waid Swartz, Mrs. Denver Weber and Mrs. Gillilan and family of Canton. en Woode , Treasur.-r, <~n A h ·sMr and Mrs Dick 1Delmar Osburn; Budget and One son Gary John!on WI! K1mes F of At hen~ was m 1 en · · · · I M nd M Dohr ' nd ae . • • Swartz •md daughters , Cohm· Finance, r. a rs. - able to atte . charge of entertamment t:!ld- bus Mr and Mrs. Paul n. l mann Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Also attending was Mr. John· Prizes were awarded the h I ~k• Alh"ns "'r and Mrs. Boring' Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hon- son 's mother, Luta Johnson 1 d Swart z· t. e rts e. '- · · :Y' · est man. Desmon · 8 r~hart·! Gerald Sw<~rtz :wd daughters, eycutt. and Mr. and Mrs. ~oe son, Seldon of Torch. eldest woman, Hnsa a . 11 Mr «lld Mrs Har- Turne.r· Program , Mrs. Maurice st the daughtt->r o1· I Mane a J . f • . Ha h t e younge . K ld Swartz <~nd daughters o Reed Mrs. Jumor nnum, ~:;;1r.:O...•:;;n;;:d;;;;;oM•r•'·--H"'a"'rr"'y-:"":'u-.s"l 'il oW.II: . lo"•tl W Vo . Mr. and Mrs 'Suttle and Ronald 1 1~m s " . · · · . HQs.. Mrs. H c. Orr, Athens; M_r. borne; Membership, Mrs. ar· ·I .... .. l �-------r I ! The IJnily Sentinel ' • SAYS DOCOOR ~ W'r¥J Gets Custody of the Kids? b edltorfall Th• Wahama Whit<, Falcons &ve starting Une-<~p will be will lnvad• Pomeroy tonight something like thi8: In the Panther&: first test of th ld Endl, 180 lb. Junior Rex Cum. 1964 ~ith ~ g=~lroady un- mings on the left olde and 170 der their even though It lb. Senior David Reed at rtght was a 21·6 ·toss, Coach Bob end: 185 lb. Senior Harley Hen· Oliver's Wahama team could be drlcks at left tackle and 220 plenty tough agalilst" the . un· lb Senior Bob Crow at left 'tried Panthen. ~; UIO lb. Junior Carson Pomer\l)' Head Coach Char· Crow at center, 14S lb. Senior lie Chancey, not overly apUml .. Don Cullums at right guard tic, said this morning, "It and 1.115 lb. Senior Louis Diehl should be a rea! good game." at right tackle. The prapably Pomeroy offen· Pomeroy's offensive backlield 11J Wtlflle G. llrllldstadt, M.l), Q - My -le lutd I lanto bar aympatbec:kq. m.t li lhll operation IIIli what Ia It for? Is Inflation On The Way? AI tho , old saying goes "all that glitters lion the cruelest tu of all because II b11J1 at the low income bracket people the wont. II not aold, " and we might apply that to We hope that the financial wizards who direct tome of the pronouncements of those who our country know what they are doing. Safe- k high office tn the comillg November guards have been erected since the depre. Election. We are being told about how pro.. sion years ol the 30's to cushion the eeonomy, but we wonder what safeguards are heiDI porous we are, and that the biggest boom ererted now to avoid disastrous Inflation. thu country has ever known Ln underway and The administration that Is now trying to to some extent the idea ls being planted surreed itself Is handing out a lot of optlml.. that there will not be an end to the cycle. tic news to justify the policy of planned deThere are plenty of people who believe tha~ Their otpimism ml&ht be justllletl, but ficits. and we all know that it is unpopular to take a pessimistic view, but we cannot be Uke the looking at tho picture ln the Ught of sound financing It does not create mucb eonfldeu,., ostriell, with our bead ln the sands. In the We are living ln a period of creeping lnflatlon, Je&ra since the great depression of the late and there 11 no use to ltld youMIIII. Jl Infla20's and 30's, there were people who thought tion comes It will make the poor poorer, al that stocks would continue to advance and the time when we see the adrnlnl!tration gao when the black day rolled around they were Ing all out to banish proverty from the land, wiped out of the picture. especially from our Appalaeb!a. What are In one day receotly we received a letter from one of the great predictors of the counsome of the signs: small businesses are fall· log more frequently than at any Ume since try, who we feel Is about as unbiased as they come. His prediction Is that right along with World War n: consumer price lndex are 8.3 per cent higher than ln the 1957-59 period; the biggest bloom Is Inflation. This same rents are up seven per cent, transportation pei'IOII warn~ against Inflation In 1935, and up nine per cent, medical costs up 21 per cent those who fOllowed his advice profited, and and food coslll up five per cent. These algol those who paid no heed suffered the consequences. Those who are debt free, and who ere downgraded by aovernment economlsll, but they could· gain speed at any Ume and have sluable savings can ride out the inflationary pattern when It comes, but those our boom could be a bust In nothlng fiat. All who are In a reverst pattern will be hard of the gains we have made could be awept pressed to keep their head above water. away, and then there would be DO help for Ont member ol Congresa has called lnlla· the needf. 0 bel~ A - Tbll II a Cllillnl ol tilt sympathetic aorn roota M they IIDfll'l!e from tbe vl!fl:ebral colWDD In tbe lower bact. It II frequently doM on both lklee. The operatloa may be ~ · ed on vlctlma of chroDlc PIJlCNo atitla, dlseuea of tbe blood sels In the lep and aevere el• . vatlon of 1111 blOOd p r - . m Several wetb before ql·. ' .•. operation Is andertlteD t.ll ~··: · nerve 10011 are lnJ.cted with· a ·,·, aubstanee that iemponr!IJ pJrao ' I.ysea tbem.· H lhll procedun ' reaulta In lmpmoiilent, tb• permanent severing ol !he n~; ee Ii justifiable. Tbll · ·~lloi' operation Is not, hawevei', dllllt '' as allen as II was In the past because medical means ol trealment havo greatly Improved and sometimes the operation resulll In too great a lower!D& of the blood pre.,ure. Q - My brother, 81, ALL.ST ARS \.. 1ease! A - SIDce lenkemla ill ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN ' (Dorothy Kllgallen Is on vacation. Her guest columnist today Is actor Charlton Heston) BY CHARLTON HESTON Most people I thlnk are now clear on one polnt: the actors don't make up the words as they go along . Where this rumor storied I have no Idea. Whether It was that actors having such 1 general reputation as f..ther·headed Illiterates, people assumed they were Incapable of reading anything anyone else had written, or lhat the quality of film writing belng ·so low, they concluded It must be made up on the spur of the moment. In any event, everyone seems to have It straight now. A 11'!'11«' tr~~n II all out first, then we take It on the set and do the best we can with It. As a matter of · lao~ aome of the writing is v•ry go!lli Indeed 11ow. Since the kllot box took over !lie·job" lilms u8ed to have of simply passlh1(1be trme · fill' people, movt.. are at long last really better ll!an ever. sun, In defense of my much malign. ed profession. I have to point out that the actor Is supposed to do a little more than learn time. the words and show up sober and on lalthough thet can be quite a chore too f o r oome of us) . Like what? I'm glad you asked rna. !Well, Miss Kllgallen did.) Aside from the basic responsibilities mentioned above, and certain other obvious requirements, such as 'iay!ng out of jail and of not g•tting fat, tile actor Is eXJlected to bring a little more to the part than his face and what the " author puts In the script, especially if. like me. he does many roles In what the owner of a chain Jn Texas theatres once described as "T has e films where they ali write with feathers." Any good part Is like an Iceberg - four • flfths ol it is under wat•r but If the part you don't see Isn't there, It won't fioat. In hlstori· cal films this Is even more true. In a modem atory you have only to make your character and what happens to him seem real to an au· ience. In a period film you must also make his environment and his time real. Many of my parts have had an added problem built in· to them. They were great men. Men !Ike An· drew Jackson, the Cid, Tom Jefferson, Mac· beth or Moses are as hara for an actor as they are for an audience to understand because such THE ALMANAC By Ulllted Prell lntematlonaf Today is Friday, Sept. ll, the 155th day of 19&4 with Ill to follow. 'Mie moon Is approaching its first quarter . The momlng stars are Jupi· ler, Venus 111d Mars. The even1111 star is Saturn. Those bom today are under Dolt men are not like the rest of us. They stand a good bit taller and It sives them a different view of the world than we have. But this sumtMr ln Rome, for Fox ln "The Agony and the Ecstasy" I'm trying to fit In· side the skln of an even rarer klnd of man a genius. Michelangelo Buoncerottls wu supreme In his awn time and unequaled as an' artist since. How do you go about gettlng Inside a man so unlike ordinary men? Michelangelo was a man with a talent like a tumor, so huge It devoured evel')'1!llnl else Inside him. He eared for nothing but ca"· ing marble, but he nailed himself to the Sl• tine Chapel ceiling for four years painting ln w•t plastar simply because, as be told' t b o Pope who commissioned It, "1 can't give you something mediocre even If It's all you ask me for ." To play such a man you have to anderstand him and !hat means you have to know about him. u you know enough about him, finally you will know him. The reading I• the easiest part of It of course. Fortunately Uiere'a been a lot written about Michelangelo - the standard biographIes, Papini Vasarl (who knew him), "The Uves of the Popes, • "Life ln Renaissance Florence," to get tho feel of his time. Treatises on stone carving and all fresco painting to get the feel of his work. The Irving Stone novel of course, and the translation of Michelangelo's letters. When I finished that I felt a little ourer of where I was with the man. "Don't you ihlnk you're a little short. Outside of Shakespeare, I don't know anyone who stood so tall. Let's put It this way,'' I said: " Michelangelo was about five six and weighed a· round a hundred and sixty. Sonny Liston Is nearly six lour and weighs 200. You tell me which man Is taller." I don't have Michelangelo's genius, but there I'm in the same boat with everyone else !bough alive. I do hav. his broken nose, mine isn't quite as mashed as his was. I also and Rex this , and it, "Wiv make it. have Carol Reed to direct the film Haniaon to play tha Pope. With aD as a character ln Rex'o last film put a little bit of luc" we just might the sign of VIrgo. Author 0. Henry wao born on this day ln 1862. On this day ln history: In 1777, General George Wasil. ington'a troops were badly <fe. leated by the British at the bav Ue of Brandywine. In 1841, all members ol Prell· dent John Tyler's eablnet ,..,. ................. signed, except Secretary of Slate Daniel Webster, il' protest over the President'a veto of the banltitig bill. In 1940. Buckingham Palace ln London was damaged by Ger- man plane9. In 19f5, former Japanese Pr"' mler Tojo tried to commit SUI· elde to escape prosecution os a war crlm.inal. Hado HELEN HELP US! ~-- by Helen Bottel-...J YOUTH ASII:ED FOR IT Play It cop~ and he may get TIIis colllllltl is dedicated to tile blot. In other words, fr.young peaple, their problems him: be busy; or out, when and pleasures, their troubleo he calla. People who move ln and fun. As wllh the rest of on ''frienda" usually can't Heleu Help Us!, It welcomes stand their own company. It laughs but won't dodge a aer· seldom occurs to them that lous question with a brush-off. their frlenlis could feel likeSend your leen-ege questions wise. -H. to Yealb Allied F~ It, care of Dear Heleu: Helen Help Us! thla newspapo All the girls think lhll buy or, Is lab. 'lbe trouble Ia he's so ln DIFFERENT PROBLEM? love with himself he hasn't got Ume for much else. But he IS Dear Helen: . I'm a guy with a different cute, eyen If he knows IL I problem. Wl+'t do you do when , guess i never warmed. up · to a friend comes to your house .him like the other gttls,' so he a1J: out of seven nights a week? made a real play for me, and ll's gettlng so I see more of somehow I got tood hlnklng him that 1 do my own brother. about him all the tlme!"As soon l'v6 heard of love thy neigh· as I started showing; t ltllld ·. elf.. bor, but this Is ridiculous. When liked him, be cooled off. Then he had a girl fri•nd I saw him I pretended he wasn't · ... there " only once or twice a wee!<, bui again, and, sure enough, he now be's all mine, and chances tried his best to freeZl; all Ill&. of finding him a girl friend are other boys out at our teen slim. dance. How do you get It across to He asked me on one date a guy you're sick of an over· and he acted so sell-centered dose of him, without hurting and conceited 1 almost couldn't his feellngs?-HA VE HAD IT ata,nd him, unUI he ldssed me De __ar_HHI __ : _ _ _ _ _ __..:•::nd::....:th::e::n:...•::tar=•..:fe::ll::.._ _ _ Foreign News Commentary Congo Crisis Has Defied AI.l Solutions in 4 Years BrO'"'"S Jn of cancer In the blood, any type II a tler!OUB bealtll hazard. Trealment baa bei!:tl lmpl'O\'Ina, however. A - Aeate Jenkeado Is usuall,y !aiel 1D alx or se " ea montha but persono with cl!nJn. lc leukemia may llve for HV• era! years, especially when they are treated with X·ray or other forina of Irradiation and chlmambucll or other appropriate drugs. HodgldD'a dloeaoe at lfDipbosarcoma Is a distinct but very llimllar disease. The treatment ia the 8111111 as for leuk• mia. · ---- .. -----· II 1 ------ ..·---· NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE ':J. P..t .. Q -Ill • penOn yeare of age wOUld the proltmged of lsonlasld cause hardenlna ol the arteries? ~::~:a~ ~.0~S:::,u;gh o, San F nels s Lo A 1 A - SIDce iloaluld Is IIVOD for tuberculosla It should be !Mo en unW the dlaeue Ia eured. The Webb, who saw limited action Mantle, 'NY 1!!4 404 74122 .31rl last year was obtained before Causey, KC 136 526 73 158 Boston 200 000 lrlG- 4 8 co .s nge es that s..,;on from the Detroit Howard, NY 127 484 49 139 . Cleveland 200 030 OOx- 5 8 ra night Rbnsn Chi 123 457 74 1.3'1 Lamabe, Rltellle (6), S!la111· ll Lions ln exchange for tackle YtiZIIISkt Bos 134 5()5 68 149 wick (8) Heffner t8) and Till· Friday'• Probable Plteben Floyd Pe_ters. The Browns chose Kallne 127 45t1 67 134 Sl~bert, McMahon t8 I and C I n c i II n a t I at to ~eep rookie Leroy Kelly rath- Bresoud Bos 139 5011 77149 Azcue ll). Wlnnertnight)-Maloney (13-9) vs. mastar 113·11). than the seven-year veteran. • tH). Loser _ Lamabe New York at Los Angeles Betlrldge, a 235-pound Bowling Home Rnns !9-12). Hill-Stuart <>lstl, (night) - Stallard (8·18) v•:L. Green graduate, was signed 85 National Leapo - Mays, bert (2nd), Salmon t3rd), Clll!ig-ll Miller (3·7). ._ a free agent. He had a tough ants 41: WDUams, Cubs 32; llaro l21sl). Philadelphia at San Francisco way to go lor the Browns are peda, Giants 21: liar~ Glanll lblght) - Bennett l10.12) vs. loaded with experienced llne- 27; Santo, Cubs 21; C&lllson, (10 Innings) ..l hackers. Phlls 26. Chicago 001 000 000 1- 2 8 1 ilfaricha! 117-6). . Pittsburgh at Houston tnlgnl) · AmeriC811 Le _ Minn. 000 001 000 o- 1 4 0 - Law (IO.IZ) vs. Nottehart ORIOLES GET Pl'l'CHERS brew, Twlns 45 : ~ell, Wllhelm (I) and Car· lll-10) . .. . . .BALTIM6RE (UPI) - The M· Colavito, A's 31; Martin (9). Kaat <IIHJ) St. Loliis at Chicago-Gibson Baltimore 0 r I o I e's Thuratlay ~ Sox 31• four Ia ers Battey. Winner - Wilhelm (14-10) vs. Brogllo (7-il) · bought rlghthanded relief pitch· with 30 ' P y HRt-Kaat t3rdl, Ha•JSO•• II S.tanlay's Games Ken Rowe from the Los An· , New -York at Los Angeles, geles Dodgers for a figure ln 1111111 Batted Ia <OIIly games schedUled) Plttsburp at Houston, night of the $20,000 waiver National Leqae Cincinnati at Milwaukee price and a minor league play- Cards St Loula at Chicago er to be named lal<!r. May,, Giants 911; Torre, Philadelphia at ,San Francisco Braves 83; Aaron, Braves tr.I. / CAN'T OPEN SERIES Amerleu Leqat - lllllellll SEOAL ALl, GAMES ROCHESTER, N. Y. <UPIJ- brew, Twins 1113; Stuart, Red TEAM W L T P OP Tommy Richardson president Soxll9; Mantle, Yanks !15; Wag· Logan ...... 7 2 0 230 74 of the lnternation~l League. ner, lnd!IDI' II$; Colavitn, A'o . Wellston . .. · 7 2 I 144 82 Thuraday 1nnounced that the 94. Ga!Upoll1 .. . ~ 2 3 137 128 Jacksonville suns will be unPomeroy .. . 6 3 I 14S b'·o ho th . PilcldDI Nelsonville . S 4 0 146 70 a ,. to st e opemng series Natlooal ........, - !l•llllllnc. II Athens .. .. .. t 5 0 160 of the league playofl games PhiIs IH; Koufu, Dodrlera Jackson , . . . 3 7 0 136 due to weather condl· 5; Marlchal, Glanlll lltlddleport .. 1 a o 118 the.t city· O'Toole, Reds 14-6; Short, PbliJsll 1 1&-7, ONLY '-------' TIRE SALE ONLY Del drut doea not cause bardelllq of the lrlerleJ. Plus Ta.~~: and R ecappabl e . Cas'" ALLOWANCE IN TOWN Every new Firestone tire it GUARANTEED J I. Atainst delfl("te in workmallllhip and ..,,.,.h for the lif-e- o£ u-.. oPginal li"Pd. Y.OU Cll SAVE .. IIlEY ,- ." 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Against noriTUII road hazords (t>xcept repairable punctures) encountered i11 everyday panenaer ear use f(Jr the number .r months .peci&d. Re-pls('&ments prorl\h·J o0 tread wear and baaed on list prices current al liDM o[ acl,.-tm.nt. OTHER SIZES NOT LISTED ON SALE! _ _ . . . t . . . . .. ' 9 Tubeless Ny/ and Whitewa~~ BIGGEST TRADE-IN ae•n11 ... --··-- COIN SHOP ' - l' ' ' · Leaders It affect a person? · . -- - for cittnibshtheseasonwiththeparent u , Ott!ers recalled from Seattle Burke's Death BERRY'S WORLD I r o Keith Goble Ford. lnc .. pointed •.iO z C • , Sh ked by Q - What Ia 1 Glum I!OJDo plu of 1the chest and bow does attempted to lead his Katang~ . I!Y. PJIIL NEWSOM UPI Foreign News Analyst Province out of the Congo and Thlf.. eolumt1 II dedicated to Please llllld your 4111e11lon1 hired white mercenaries to help H a crisis can be said to be flllllili" llvln&, so If you're hav· and • - • I I !D WAJDI Q, a continuing one, then for the with the job. ing kid trouble, or just p1aln Br~, M. D., Ia can o1 Many of these leaden were last four years the Congo has . the same who had barred him trouble, let HeleD Help YOU. tbll paper. 'lflll1e Dr. ~ answared that description. It is ·a crisis that has defied from a recent African summit She will allo welCOIIIt your atadt CIDIIOI wwe.r bldJoldaal own amusing expert.,._ Ado letten b will - - ltiiOn .. solution . by the United state~. conference In Cairo. dress Heleo Bottel In can ol 1eneral llllenat Ia ~ - . Sponsoring the meeting which by the United Nations, the Bel· lhll newspaper. ·· 11111111. glans, ·the Russians and the had been called at the Co!J&O'I own request was the OAU, tho Congolese themselves. For the R•P'•blic of the Con· Organization of African Unity go hu !leVer been a nation. Nor whlell now was being called ,., has Its tribal structure permit· upon to face Its IP'e&test challenge. ted the· amergence ol a man Working against Tshombe not who might be a national leader althougb several including the only wali his past rerord but ... - .·~-late Patrice Lumumha, former also the fact that to altaiD even limited Bltcces• lp turning back Premier Cyrllle Adonia and now MoiiiO Tshombe have tried to ·eongol~se rebels be agatn had create the image of national turned to the help of while mercenaries. ' leaders. And, even worse, most of The Congo already was on It! way hack to the jungle when them had. come !rom South~ ­ the last United Nations troops Rh'ode!Jia ' and South A I ~ ,! pulled out at the .end of June w~ose While supremacy pollc(" . and It accelerated Its pace with have made them espeCially cUJ.'< tasleflll to Africans. · their departure. ' ' Savagery, buw-and-arrow war· fare, murder, rape and even cannibalism rushed to fill the vacuum left by departing au· thority. Try Another Solution Against this background of failure and 'ft'Ustration, the 111>Ukellest of all collaborators mel In the Ethiopian eapital of Ad· dis . Ababa this week an· other attempt at solution, . . ,, On the one hand was Congo. lese ·Premier Moise Tshq.ribe pleading for the aid of blaCk African troop• to help briJ!i about order, and on tlie othef' the foreign ministers of other new African lllitlons which had damned him the IIIOSt' ifhell hie :~: ~:~~~n;~s;':t~i~ ~!::!:be PP&Kthc~ambip•ons . .d tition - or PP&K - will Kel e, preS! ent . eScores Lm Final Full Scale Dn'Ils What II lite dlfferenct betweeD acule and ' dlronlc leukemia? Are they related Ill lymphosarcoma? Q - A - Tile lint or pl'imar1 lesion of tuberculosla In a cblkl Ia sometimet referred to u 1 Ghon tubercle. Tbls and the astension of the disease to by lymph nodes Is 1111 primary or Ghon complex. ·Row tubeteQ. losis affects a person de~ on such !acton as lndlvldual re. slstance, which Is highest Ia penons who are physically Ill, the number ol tubercle bacilli lhat gatn entrance lnto the body, which may be less than 10 or several hundred and the ·promp. ness with which the d1seue Ia discovered and liven atlequatt treatment. Phi/s Slam Cards, 5-J ':i 1 bI I a form Voire of Broadway ••• reporting the~r ea er Wellston at Ironton A . th . f th I Dak Hill at Jaclalon rea wmners. "" a ers Bexl•y at Logan and mothers will atlelld e N•·i The Plains at Nelsonville tiona! Football League game North Gallia at Southw..tcrll m their area to compete f o r l Kyger Creek at _Fairland D1vlswn champ1onsh1pe :-. the McArthur at Racme six top eastern NFL diVISion Chauncey at Ea~tem. wmners and the SII top west· SATURDAYS GAME divisi!'" winners These 12 RuUand at Middleport accompamed .~Y their parents. w~!l go ~n a Tour of RF.Il SOX RECALL 11 Champwns to .1\ashmgton, D. BOSTON (UPI)-Tht Boston C. They then will travel to the Red Sox Thursday recalled 11 Site of an NFL championship players from their minor leaguo game. for half:time compet1hon f t but 1 to determine the six National :C,';;,y 'b~.;., of S::,~Je, u,lted myelogeDOU!i leukemia. B o W the clio So I made the mistake ol acting like I was Interested, and he just barely spoke to me at the next dance, and was a "ladles man" all over the place. Helen, I'm so confused. U I show I like him, he'll Ignore me, and If I act like he'o polson. he chases me, and trias to make me act like 1 like blm so be can Ignore me agaln.What can I do? -DIANA Dear Diana: Get the stars out of your eyes and see this junior Don Juan for what he is: a spoiled, conceited, self-eentered egotist who uses girls as stepping stones. Otherwise be may squash YOUR ego flat -IL BE SMART, DON'T START Dear Helen: I ju•t read the artlcla about the 14-year-old buy smoking. i am 14, and I know from th8 class ahead of me .. that most ol my friends Will form a habit within a year. lim not about to play "mother" and ruin IDY popularity by telling them not to· l!lllOke. Besides they alreadJ know the dangers. But, nevertheless, -I thlnk they're just about the stupidest klds In the world to start 1 habll that will do them DO good and maybe a lot of hann. They're just trying to look big, but I respect someone wbo Is an JruU. vidual with common sense. I'm glad I licked the habit before I formed It, and I only wish my friends would too.- . N.S. Dear N: Why don't you stand up and _ be counted then? Statlni your views wan't ruin your popularIty. You llll&lrt be tiUJ'PI'(Ied how 1118111 other ldda l'tiJ)IICI "someone who Is an bldivldual with common sense." -B. nounce· y or startert will be Senlo. Frank middle guard. and Junior Ro- 1backs will be Milton Roush. 148 Porter, 170 lb., at 1uarterback: bert Smith, 1411lbs., at a comer· lb. Junior . and 132 lb. Chuck . · ade . Me1gs County area gr Phil Swindell, 185 lb. Senior at hack. Stone, 1 Seruor. and junior high school boys fullback; 145 lb. Senior Bill Coach Oliver's atarten m It Is expected that Wahama·s from eight through IS can pit Jewell at right hall, and 180 : expected to lnc!Ude Paul May. other halfback, Bob Sawyers. ' football skills agalnst thou· lb. Senior Bob Smith at left ; nard arv' RIIS!y Wood at ends, 145 lb. Senior, who was injur· sands of other boys halfback. • U;ckles Robert Brown and Rag· ed last week at Wahama. will the nation in the fourth Chancey said boya who will gle Han Center Rlcli Rood, not be starting. Also Gordon Pun!, Pass & Kick see plenty o1 defensive action and G~a Blll Mattox and Powell, another Falcon hark· which will culminate with Inelnde Juniors Bruce SlmpliOII, Harry Roush. fielder, will see Umited action trip io Washmgton, u. C., . 15! lbs., and Dick Knight, ISO Wahama's starting quarter· because of a leg InJury. , to an appearance at a NationJbs., at halfbacks: Senior Bob hack will be either Ray Varian, Wahama 's opening 21~ loss , al . Football League championEmler, 1118 lbs., at linebacker; 1163 lb. senlo~ or Randy Vsn was to the strong Buffalo team I sh1p game for the top 12 winJunior Blll Nease, 140 lbs., at Meter, 1411 lb. Sen•or. At hall· last week. ners. . Sponsored natiOnall~ by the F~ Dealers ol America and Coal Grove at Lucuvllle sta ed Mlddl b 1n g eport Y that the competition involv· include R1co Petrocelli and Jer· By FRED DOWN .795 pereentage and a I 74 all that remain of Interest in Goble Ford, Inc. . es no body contact, there is no ry Stephenson, John Boyle, Gage UPI Sports Writer earned run average. the NL w•th the Phllhes' lead The Meigs County boys will charge for entering and no spe. Naudain and Jim Gosger were King Koufax iB a mighty Short and Jackson each made to six_games following be tested for their ability to cia I equipment is needed. "Reg. brought up from Reading, while plt.cher-so mighty that it's tak· another atridt toward victory over the punt, pass and place·kJck on istration will be open from Sep- Jack Gaines, Reggie Smith and ing lour pitchers to divide up one ol the title• Thursday when The Cincinnati Reds the same day as thousands of tember 1 through october 9." Jerry Doroch were recalled from By Pretl llllematlonal the !1164 honors he seemed cer· the Philadelphia le!thander beat tied the Cardinals for second other boys will over the coun· said •·with Keith llobie Waterloo. Sill Rohr was added American League tain to achieve. the St. Loula Cardlnabl $-1, re- place by beating the Pittsburgh try. For 8·: 9• and 10·year.olds, Ford. (~c. as registration head- from Wellsville and Stew MaoAnd four floe pitchers they ducing his earned ru. average Pirates 3~. t h e Milwaukee warm-up Jackets, Ponald from Statesville. W. L. Pet. are, too: Chris Short and Jim to 1.88, and the Cub rightjulnder Braves shaded the "'ew York out!•· ~nd . . said entrants will Bunning of the Philadelphia down.,. the HOW!lon Colta 44 ~:~ : ~ :~: Meta 7.e and the San Francisco halls will he given. 88 fir~ secon distance and accur. 1 0 New York • .S90 lifo Phillies, Larry Jackson of the join Sandy as a 19-ganw w!Mer. Giants whipped the Dodgers 5-1, ~ng~ agrn~upthl~oypr;z:s ~ : :;"ch acy of their punting. passing 13 82 57 .>!!4 IO'h St. Louis Cardinals and Don Needa IZ Strikeoulll ln other games. . .· ~ · n and kicking. Points will be a68 r::~~geles 75 74 70 .SI4 12 errora, I see. Drysdale of the Los Angeles Drysdale needs only 12 strike- In the American League, Bal. w•ll receive golo, Sliver, and warded for each foot of distance Minnesota 71' 71 .500 14 ~S~~r;~~:..g from the baoeball Dodgers. outs to catch Kouflll!. in timore routed Washington 12-~. ~;onze trophlesii Theres will be the ball travels on the fi y. and Cleveland 70 71 .496 141h season?" When Koufax was sidelined department and Bunning nipped Minnesota 2--1, pnzes In 8 · c 0 res points will be subtracted f 0 r Boston 61 81 .434 231'. with an ailing ann on Aug. 18, passed Sandy ln percentage New York defeated Detroit 5-2 throughout tire country then each foot the hall lands lo the 56 68 . 89 o he led the National League with a 16-4 record for .800. Cleveland edged out Boston will be compared lo determine right or left of a center line. Washington 3 3 51 89 .364 33 19 victories, 223 strlkeouta, a Individual honors are . . . . the SIX top wmners In each of The Meigs County competi· Kansas City nurlday's ResuJts "II Short pllched a SIX~utler llnri the 362 Ford zo~es - a total tiun will be held at Middleport struck out 12 to raise his. season of 2,172 zone wmners. I00tb II f'10 ld Sat d 0 Chicago 2 Minnesota I, 10 ln. · ,.l'7 tober a 10. on ur ay, "' mark to 1&-7 and end a fourone ~m.ners WI·11 rn~e.t m N!~ork 6 Detroit % game Cardinal winning streak. Ford DIStriCt competillons at ;.;_.;:......oiliiii....iiiiiiiiOOiiiiiiiiiOOi=, Cleveland Boston , night Major Leape Reaults Houston 000 003 000- 3 8 I Short hit a tw<rrun triple and which . 222 District 4 5 Baltimore 12 Washgton 5, night By United Preas laternatlonal Chicago 001 003 oox- 4 9 1 Johnny CaiUson a tw<rrun hom· Will WID trophies. The 222 National League Johnson, Woodeshlck l6) er In a five-run second-inning ners-up also will receive troIOnly games scheduled) Friday's Probable Pltehen St. Louis U\0 000 000- I 6 S Grote. Jackson, McDaniel (9) rally helped along by errors by phi es. F rom th ese Phila. 050 000 oox- S 8 0 and BerteJI. WinnerKen Boyer and Dick Groat. Bill champions, the best 16868'~:~:~~ o!~~~n~~;·~~e~~!~:;~~~~ CLEVELAND (UP!) _ The hSadeckt • CundellarU _:~), HShwn·t <19-10). Loser·- Johnson (IIH5J . White doubled home the Cardi- w1ll be selected, 12 to" p reys (81 a e~.:Aet . or nals' run in the top of the each of the 14 NFL game areas, (17-10). Clevland Browns go through llli-7) and Triandos Loser-Sa· second. and declared Area winners. Chicago at Cleveland tnightl their !ina! full scale workout to- deck! (16-IO) . HR · -Caltison Milw 000 310 lrll- 7 12 l - Peters (IIHJ) vs. Kralick day prior to their season opener 26 th) New York 002 200 011- 6 10 1 (11-51 or Donovan 17-8). at Washington on SUnday. Blasingame. Tiefenauer was electrocuted. · Kahsas City at Baltimore, 2, and Torres. Rlbant, Flaher ODlJDUffify IS Survivors beside his (tWl-night) - Segui lll-14) The club will w?"kout only Cincinnati 000 003 000 -3 8 1 and Canniz28ro. Wlnner- Blas· I include his wife. Kitty: BIG WHEEL Odom (().()) vs. Bunker . etther before Pitts. 000 000 000- 0 5 0 lngame <5-4). Loser - Rlbant I daughters, Vivian and Vera; Big services .•• big protection. and McNally 17-11). after the flight to Washing· Purkey (10·8) and Edwards, (1·3). HRs - Kranepool t8thl 0C Big Clifty, Ky.; two sisters, · That's the AAA story. AM mem· Mlnnespta at New York ton. Coker (3). Friend, Blass (9) Alou (7th) Carty (17th) . Mrs. Phyllis Knowlton, Albany, From the smart new Beau bership promises you outstandIng Emer1ency Road Servi>;e tnlght)-Arrlgo <HI vs. Bouton The Browns are favored to and Pagllaronl. Loser-Friend and Miss Carol Burke. local : Brummell collection come (21,800 contract 9utlets to speed Cll>-12). win the opener because of their t12-16) . L. Angeles 000 001 000- I 7 seven brothers, James, local, assistance to ,oul .. ·. plus travel the fabrics, the colorings Los Angeles at Boston (nlghtJ solid record during the exhibi· San Fran 201 000 !!Ox-> 13 1 Dolphus, Jr. <Doc\ U. S. Ar· aids and guidance, bail and ar· that t1e styli sts have worked rest bond Jerviu,..perSDnal acci-' - Chance llH) vs. lion season. Ortega, Reed (3), R. The entire community of my: Donald and Ollie, Cincln· dent insurance, and lots mora. quette (9-13). t7J and Roseboro. Pierce, Duf· Carpenter was shocked by the nan: Roger and Hebron , Char· many months to create. Soun'd JUod?lt Is. ~II ~A today. The team will go lnto the sea· falo l8) and Haller. Winner- tragic death of S.Sgt. Billy G. leston, W. Va ., and Paul, Bir· Satanla7'1 GoniH Suit your taste frorn tht washington at Detroit son with 33 veterans and seven Pierce (3-0). Loser _ Burke, son of Mrs. Hazel Burke mingham. Alabama. . very, very subtle to the Chicago at Cleveland rookies. The . latter group ln· By United Prell International (H). HR1-Hart l27th), and the late Dolphus • Military services were ln I brashly bold. You'll fiud Kansas City at Baltimore, night eludes a pa1r of speedsters, Nallooal League · <11th) . Burke. Bllly, a 13-year veteran Clarkson, Kentucky with burial AUTOMOBILE CLUB tie after tie to please . Minnesota at New York Paul Warfield of Ohio State and American League of the army, was stationed at in Big Clifty, Ky. OF SOUTHERN OHIO Los Angeles at Boston Walt Roberts of San Jose State G. AB R. B. New York 300 000 :ooo-- ~ 9 o Fort Knox, Kentucky. He was 1.50 to 2.50 National League College. Both are flankers and Clmente, Pitt 134 542 83 186 Detroit 000 200 000- 2 0 reared in this community and RA TV PAY Club Repreumtative W. L. Pet. GB have the speed to produce long Carty, Mllw 111371 68123 Downing l12·7) and Howard. was a graduate of Columbia MINAL (UP)) - Government E. M. BURTON 84 S6 .600 .. _ range touchdowns. Wlll!ams, Chi 140 561 86184 Aguirre, Gladding l7), Rakow Hl~h School. employes in the Philippines Philadelphia St. Louis 78 62 .557 6 Frank R lll sta t Aaron, M!IW 133 ii33 98173 18) and Freehan. The accident happened when province of Orienlla Mindoro : Phone WY 2-2637 1 ClnclnnaU 78 62 .557 6 Y~u.:a but' J~ Torre, Ml!W 133 515 78183 .317 (S-9). HRs _ Howard (13th), he was working on plumbing must submil five rat tails be· I 578 Braadwav St. San Francisco 79 63 .556 6 . rna et ~ uick call Santo, Ch.t 139 Sl9 79163 .314 Pepitone l22nd), Kallne l14th), beneath hiS home at Big Clifty, fore they can collect this Milwaukee 72 68 .S14 12 R . Ytg t tea Allen, Phil 1401143104170 _ _. , and came Into con- month's salary, the Philippines I Middleport. Ohio 1 1 Pomeroy Ohio Pittsburgh 71 68 .511 movl:.~ al 8 • ge e m Brock, StL 134 544 94168 .3011 Baltimore trlO 811 000-12 17 tact electric wires and news service reported today . Los Angeles 70 70 .500 14 · Hunt, NY 1!!4 41!4 59 144 Washgton 101 trlO Olx- 5 9 64 76 .457 20 Halfback Ken Webb and Cepeda, SF 124 482 67 142 Pappas (15-5) and Chicago Houston 58 84 .406 17 rookie linebacker Ed Bettridge American Leapo Rldzlk 13) Hannan New York 48 93 .340 361'o were released Thursday to G. AB R. H. (4), Rudolph 16), Kll.;. t9) and SEPT. 9TH THRU 30TH. SEPT. 9TH THRU 30TH. Thursday's &sulta reach the 40-player limit. They Ollva Mlnn 141595103192 Brumley. Loser - Rldzlk IS·5). Milwaukee 7 New Yor~ 6 had been placed on waivers Freehan, Del 126 452 8U38 .305 HRa- Zimmer tilth), Bo•reru•IJ Philadelphia & St. Louis I Tuesday, but not identified. B. Rbsn Bal 143 S37 72163 .304 (20th), Klng (18th). aer!OUJ Ill thet of 2·DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 11, 1964 Chancey Expects 'Real Good Game' ·1;An;~~::&~~~· ~:;~-~ a;:~ d b F dD I H &R.FIRESTONE STORE '· "'IDD~EP OR:r, 0. �• • ) Abiding Peace · I~ Theme~f Dally Sentlnt!, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., ~ept. 11, 196,_4-5 Women's Golf • WfiDel'S are Announced River news Syracuse Society Notes J hn Alta k R k} -~.:...~~· M:;.;, :ldw;:~ • o son c s ec ess pon s~ree~ 1.-, Factions . In . Amen•can Life eomm1.. expreued bl• apprecialio• lor resldeall 8lld busillessmea wbo helped in r<moving trees Googe readlngo: GaiUpolls IIJid debril from the st<eell Dam 18.4, 11.9. running one foot following tbe recent storm. em rollers, Pomeroy Ma501l 20.· Mr. Muley and his crew 81 , Pl. Pleasant 24.45, Hinton received belp from maay I• .99, Kanawha Falls .25, Char· Marion Ehersbach of Porno- eaJ resldenll, ineluding Keltb lesion 17.88. London, Marmet roy, representing the Galllpo- Goblo and bit employees. and Winfield dams were on the llis GoU club, and Henrietta • HARRISBURG, Pa . (UP!)_ President Johnson emer· ged from his second campaign appeara nce in a fighting stance today w)th a sharply worded attack on "reckless factions" in American political lifP. The President apparently aimed his thrusts Thursday night at his Republican opponent. Se n Barry M. Gold· weter although he neve r mentioned the Arizona senator's name. 4 sllls. O'Brien of Syracuse playing for Boat movemenlo: the Pomeroy Women's Go If Oblo River - Walter Beck· club. won high honors at the jqrd down 13, 12:05 a .m.; Phil- Pomeroy 'women's Golf Club lp Sporn down 13, 5:40 a.m.: association tournament Thurs- 2 m Goldwater Attacks Court-; ba• I He quesUoned U1e " legiti· 1which small states "Odld JoM ' nnscy " of the Supreme Court's , the protectioo of llleir ~ use of power. He sa.id the .court Ivoice In the Senate.. , has a~ndooed the _'tudic~al re· ! He ..,id the ad!IlllllStratlon • stramt m the consideration of 1 me<hcttre program. provkbnt coogressionsl . actio":' w?ichl hospital care for the elderly, characterized lis dehberauons passed the Senate because of until recent .years. 1 the '" unholy power" exerc1oed Goldwater 'beaded here lor a: by President Johnson. Goldwa1 ~ecision on legislative day of campJ.ignJng in Chicago ter said he w~l~. ~s ~residen~ tic cheers from about 5,600 per· Keystone State, predicted • reapporttonment In campaign and Rockford. m. a<ter telhng work <toward 'dilution of such :tt 4Jl!t.tWxe .Hl' Ethe}p0 k'Ing Along Behind CJUCAGO (UPl)-Republlcan presidential nominee Barry Goldwater shiftedhlo campaign •'llhls trom Preo1denl Johnton to the Supreme Court today and criticized "the pruce"' of jOOIc~a l reVIsion of the Constitu!ton." The senator, who attacked iJie Johnson drew enthusia· l court's sons at • $1110-a-plate Demo- ! Democral\c sweep In Pennsy~ spee<hes 1'hu•sday, offered • an overflow crowd at the Minne- presidential powers which OOidd , cratic party fund • raising din- 1 vania from tbe courthouse to general criticism of the court's apolis Municipal Au,ditorium lend themselves to exploitaS&. ner here when he opened fi re I the White House. philosophy today. He gave _It In lllal alU.mpts by the federal l by some would-be dictawr. _ Jacob G. down 13, 7:15 a.m.: day . on hate groups. Sen. Joseph S. Clark. D·Pa ., a speech prepared for dehvery government to "legislate moral-' _ Duncan Bruce up 14, 5:15p.m.: Miss Ebersbach had 8 low ··we are a nation of lover~ ogl""ed Clark forecast a sub· before the American Polldcal lty" in the field of civ il rights ANNOUNCING ' 1 and Miss Susan up 14, 6:45 p.m.; gross of 42 to win medalist han~ not a nat10n of haters! stant1al victory for Johnson and Sc1ence Assoc1at1on. have actually •· incited hatreds S. M. Jenks up 14; 12 :ll5 a.m.; ors for the visitors and Mrs Jrhe Chief Executive said to l Miss Genev ieve Blatt . Demo- 1 and violence." Alton Zephyr up 15, a 20 am.; O'Brien's 46 took lop honors TALLAHASSEE. Fla. IUPl l long , strong applause in the cralic contender lor the U. S. IN FIELD . EXERCISE Powers of the presidency and I Titan down 16, 5:10 an •. ; Peg· 1 th h b E"l S S d tl d . Farm Show Arena bulldmg m Senate seat held by Republican Army Spec1ahst F•ve Carl A. the Supreme Court were both 1 Do or e orne c u . I een ear- - pen1 an apparen v ymg , ' h p "tal H h s tt · B tch 24 t M and • 16 4 45 1 BY wney up ' =. a .m.: les of Middleport had tied with former Hurricane Do~a blus- !t e ennsy vanta capi . ' ; ug co. I u er, 'son o r . brought into ~uestion. as G?ld·l Annette Jones up 16, 5.45 a.m., Mrs. O'Brien for low gross hon· tered around the Florida Pan. I He dec~ared _that voters .ae- 1 !Mrs. Ralph A. Butcher, Rut- water campa1~ned m Bmse. ! . ed a ch01ce thiS November bo- ' Cherokee up 17, 9:35p.m.; Jef- ors 0f the ho me team, b u1108t han dl e tod ay but a nt'W 1mrrlj land, thand other members of Idaho ' and Great Falls ' .Mont . I Third St. ltaclno, o. . I 0 ed D' . . . . ferson down 17, 6.35 a.m., Re· d th t d " ded th h f t . th All a doetrme that could lead , , , , the 4 Armor lVISIOn parThursday · . . • . ween . a raw a eel e orne cane ar ou m e an 1IC . . . · d · l18ble up 17, 4:20 a.m .; Jeff· te ed 1. t M Se 1 ch d 1 1 t d th b to an extrem1st takeover or pret1c1patt>d in a three- week fiel He said the decision on reapam m a IS . rs.. ares urne sow y owar e e-. . . t · · · 1 G f I Saturday, Sept. 12 boat up ZO , 6:20 a.m .; Rober t t k t h lhe horne 1eagured South se rvahon of peace, p ro s p~nty I rammg exercJst a raSeen· portionment of state legislature s 00 op onors 1or . eas 1. Reed up 21, 5:30 a.m. ; John team's low net score. Dora. the first hurricane this and progre ss. wohr, _Germany, end;.ng ~t. charts the way to a reappor- ~ OPEN 8:30 - S: 30 P.M. J . Rowe down 23, 7 p. m.; . t b . The President, who saw 5. He 1s a tank commander m tionment of the Congress in 11 1 George Price up 23, 4:25a.m.; Anna Howell was winner ar leen t~ry 0 thscor~ ~ . ~ s ey~ polls indicating he has a 7-to\1ASON - Lawrence Wolfe, Company B. lst Batlalion of -Lynn B. down Greenup 8:10 low gross honors ill the first ~t ~h~o~ ~~s ~ 1 a / 035 ' 3 lead over Goldwater in the Sr , 77. of Mason. was dead the division 's 37th Armor rep.m.; R. H. Bosworth 11 down flight for the home team and e h lD ousadn s . ~ per.! --- on arrival at Holzer hospita l gu larly stationed near Crail-. sons orne 1ess an m1 11 1ons o d . ! . Greenup 8:45 p.m.; Allted • Pearl Welker had the low net. d 11 . t d We nesday from an a pparen 1 he1m , Germany . . Ashland down Gr..nup 9:20 In the second flight for the oNars mlproperl yt amagDe. lhParl atta ck_ ' .. ~- 'ble down Gret:nup ho me· to wners, J uta I' HyseII h ow a roplca s arm, \1 r. WoIfe. a re 1·1r ed farmer. ' ·. PIeasanI Va IIey Hosp ltal p.m.,· '"''·uct A 1 hura . 1 1 f1 'led 10:30 p.m. ; Lelia Shearer down was low gross and Loui se ;rm es~: fa~ d ac e~ l I was born in \1eigs county an i ADMIITED - ~r s Ronald Greenup 2:15 a.m.: Esso West Thompson, low net. Ihay sou . 0 ere a~h ;~mp~ 0 : February 8. 1887 the son of the Coleman. Yl. Pleasant; Ara· Virginia up Greenup 4:40 a .m.; · . . , eavy ram on no: orl a · la te John Wolfe 'a nd Addie Zel- wanna Sue Bee. PI Pleasant: We havt the> Dixie Challenge up Meldahl 9:- [n the VISitors bracket. and parts ol Georg•• and Ala - PHJLADELPHIA (UPI1- The Ia Roush His wire. Virginia, Mr<. Jack Goode, Reedsville, • 10 p.m.; Alice up M~ldahl 10 :· Gmny Ackt!rman of FaJrgree~s bam~ . But It was expe~ted .to Philad elphia InquJrer, for the died in 19!17. Ohio: Densil ~llgginbothcun of 1 15 p.m.; J. S. Lewis up Mel· Ihad the low net ~nd Fanny Wll- contmue to weaken durmg Its first time in its history, endors· l Surviving are a so n, Lawrence I Grimmls Landing . or tho dahl 12:10 a.m. • Samuel Clem- t cox, also of Falrgreens, ~ad ' 6 rnp .h. ":estward movement eel a Democratic candidate I or , Wol fe. Jr., of Letart : these DISCHARGED - Mrs . Ida ens down Meldah] 6:20 a .m. second low net. ~n the hr$t , out of Flonda today . pres id&Jt Thursday when it ; daughters. "\1r~ F'.lsie Roach Cunningham , Milbourne; John GaiUpolis Dam- Onward up f~lgh~, Betty McGmness of Gal- l While Dora peter~d out, announced support of Lyndon IMason ; Mrs Alice Handolph: Matheny . Leon : George Stearns I and 10:10 p.m.; SUsan Lane up 1:30 ~Jpohs w~n low gross a~d Wav- 1weatherman , ke ~t a waf'! eye B. Johnson. Letart rfd. and Beulah Webb. Pt. Pleasant: .J esse McClure , . C V Ha 1e Ludw1g of South Hills had on the seasons lh1rd hurncane. The Philadelphia Daily News M f ld d h'ld Leo 1 2.30 a .m.Qu, . c' 't mder u2p45 . a . low net . Mary Ingles of Hidden Ethe l, located about d50 miles , another Tri angle Publications' r.'nnSine .g sevten dgrhanldc tl . n. .I rn.; een 1 y own : a.m .: . f h Fl .d d I . . , " . o e rea gra n c 1 . wo I had second low ntt m of t e or1 a c-oast an mov· Inc _ newspaper, )omed the Jn- ' h II . M· h· ll f 0 K lk S Tibolt up 4,. 10 a.m. .• Serne,,, Valley h f" n· h . t d hi th ro •ers . ars a o r a . lewis Repair ervice To Give Yo• d 5 . Coil Q t e Jrst lg t. mg wes war roug y on e qUJrer today by throwing lis Ill . d J0 h L W0 If 0 f R own a .m., on ueen up sa me ath Dora followed . Ethe l · · . · . · . ·· an ' n . · t' a- · FOR 6:05 a.m · Solvay up 7·10 am Second flight winners were p . edll ona l backmg lo Johnson s cme. and one s1sler Mae Love Kanawba River - Allen . R: Ruby Jenkins Gallipolis low mounted 95 m•le an hour bid for 3 full term. of PI Pleasa nl. . e HEATING . . • • . wmds. 1 d. ·· 1 b Ill bl" ' . n e 110"" 5 · 0 pu lea -. ~lr. Wolfe was a member of e PLUMBING errill up Marmet 2:15 a.m.; gross: Pauline Johnson, Falf· inda Chotin up Marmet 4:35 greens, low net, and Joan Ward, 1~wns praised Johnso~ as hav- . the Oak Grove EUB church. I "'-'IY PHONE m.; National down Marmet Fajrgreens, second low net. WASffiNGTON (UP! I- Am- mg demonstrated, smce l h • ' l'unrral services w1ll be Sature ROOFING Come In end See Our Comp1i!te a.m.; Oleander down Winfield Other winners in the home : bassador Maxwell Taylor told assassmatwn of John F. K~.nn&- i day a1 3 p. m. at the Fogl~song l1r1e of Cadired or Oii-Fire'd, 2 5 p.m.; Jerry Bosworth up team section were Phyllis Hen. Congress Thursday that it d_Y. that he has the quahfl ~~- 1 F"uneral home with burial in WY 2-2,036 Cosl·1ron or Steel Boilers •• • field 3:10p.m.; Lucy Jane nessy, low putts; Bernice Durst, would be a ••major disaster" tJ?ns for presld~nt. Each cnt!· !Board cemetery. Rev. Stanley Or Co!l for FREE E$TIMATES. L s doWft Winfield 4:50 p.ffi. : most putts; Eileen Searls, long- ror the United States to pull Clzcd Sl'n .. Bar~ Goldwater 3 Moor~ will officiate. f"riends l 1374 1 Th hna Ann up Winfield ID :30 est dr.ive on six: Henrietta 0 '- out of South Viet Nam . purported Impulsiveness and may ca ll at the funP.ral hume WV · 34 0 p. ; Helen Z. down Winfield Brien, closest to pin on seven, In previously secre\ test\- hl s !'land n Soctal Se<.·u rlty ilnd .a~n::, yt:::im::.:.:.e.-.=.... -.~'::;;:::: ;Mi i: :i l;: :l::;:S::;t.iii:::iiii:::iM:::iiii;d:::id:::il•:::i•:::i•;:::"::; 1: 'a.m.; Robert West up Win· and Bernice Durst, most honest mony made public today , Tay- !other domestiC lssuPs r --- · ·----fiel 3:35a.m.: Beaver up Win· golfer. lor said U. S. withdrawal GREENFIF:LD SWORN IN field 6:25 a.m. Eloise Kemp won low putts from South Viet Nam~s war of W!\SHINGTON IUPl )-J J mes ENJOY honors for the visitors , Edith survival against Communist L. Greenfie ld wa s sworn in Rafferty ,ad the most putts, gu.. rrillas ••would mean, first, Thursday t1s f1SSIS1:::t u t seuelary ~ AG DAY COMING ' annual Tag Day of tbe Ellen Richards, longest drive on that South VIet Nam wo[jJd of state for public affairs. GrePnfield , a native of Clew•. ! oy Band Boosters 'll'ill six, Helen G~llow,ay, clnsest to ·become r..ommunist almord al he eld Saturday. T h e senn pin, and Florence Ecker, once. " land and a harvard graduate, I blgh • boo! baad will llllll'<. most honest golfer. "Second, It will prove that succet~ds Hobert J . Manning in · lbrougb dowiltOwn Pomeroy Door prize winners were Pearl Ho Chi Mlnb North -VIet Nam the State Department 's top J.nWelker, Ruby Jenkins and Mary Communist leader and Soviet formation post. Ma nnint-: re· at 8:38 •· m. also, the Band WITH US Boo11ters are sponsoring a Anna HoweU was tournament Premier Nlkita Kbrusb- signed to re lurn to journalism. record bop tomorro" evenln< manager . Other officers of the chev were right in believing at lbe Junior High auditorium Pomeroy Women's golf club that lbey bave a new taetic LOCAL TEMPS I beglooiDg at 8 p. m. witb the are Mrs. O'Brien, prsident, Ei- -the war of liberation The temperature in PomP-. Edward Baer, owner Jayo In cbarge. teen Searles, vice.president; Ju. which cannot be defeated by roy 's business district was 86 Route 7 Middleport, 0. 232 E. Second Pomeroy lia Hysell, secretary, and Shir- the strongest nation in ·the Idegrees under clear skies today I WSE ANYTIUNG? . ley Custer. treasurer. world," Taylor. at 11 ·30 am. '.._,..,.........,....,....,....,........,....,...,....,....,...,..,......,.......,...,.....,....,....,,.,., __o,,......,,......,.._......,___...,........,.....,.----..,....==....,....,=-:! Anyone wlshing to claim lost During the presentation of a- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___.__ --- - - - - -- -- - - ---- ----- . . . ;. .. .. items at the Middleport swim· wards officials thankP.d Krogming pool are asked to contact I er'~.;. Don Mullen Insurance Co .• Leo Kennedy. Towels, clothmg Ben Franklin, Martm Restaurand other articles were left at ant, Columbus and Southern · lh• pool. Obio Electric, Hackett's Soh1o Service, Pomeryy Pastry Shop and Ewing's Funeral Home for contributions to help make the tournament a success. Dying Dora G D OPE G RAN . NIN REES FLORAL . I 1 I Mr w}£e 77 . 0£ Mas on DIes • NGS + . 1 TOP-GUUTY FASIIBII COLORS .Gil- W i t /)ll1al STANtU/11'" .,, .. ..... FREE ESTIMATES ~HEATING Jnqmrer • Goes For J hnson P; -· , , SYSTEMS RIGHT FURNACE HOUSE PAINT RIGHT BOILER $3·" Gal1M HYDRONIC BASEBOARD II VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. A CLEANER WARMER HOME I 1 I ! DON'T BUY ....,=........ ANY USED CAR or TRUCK UNTIL YOU SHOP Al;·;· SUNDAY DINNER ;..; ; ; 1962 Dodge·--·-··· $1~95 : ;.t,:; METROPOLITAN MOTORS Lancer 4 Door Station Wa1100. AutolllJitic trano. Radio heater. 1 Town Panel VB. Power steerinll. Radio and boater.- e LOW DOWN PAYMENT e ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING 1961 CHEVROLET 2 DR. SEDAN 8 cylinder. Standard trans, R&:H. One local owner See it. 1961 RAMBLER CUSTOM 400 4 Doo Sedan. Push button drivr. R&H. Real nice. 1959 RAMBLER SUPER 4 DOOR Pickup. 6 cyl. 3 opeed trans. Top, 1961 Dodge • - - - - --$1195 Laneer Door Sedan. Radio and heater, standard 2 63 Jet Fire Olds ·· ····· s..., 1960 Rambler·-· ... • $1095 4 Door Sedan. Automatic lrono. Radio and h..ttr. One local owner, 2 Door Hard Tnp. Turbo-Super Charged Engine with Jet Fire rocket fluid injection. 4 Speed Trana. Smart black vinyl bucket seat interior with sharp red eJ:ttrlor. Galoxie "500" Ford· s1 ..... Dr.$19 500 SUPI£R 88 · AlJTO TRANS 1963 FORD V2 TON PICKUP 4 Door Sedan V8. Automatic trans. Power steerln1, Ndle and beater. • • 18,000 miles Uke new in evel"}' way 1963 SCOUT PICKUP Low Milea&:e. 1960 CHEVROLET 4 Door Hard Top. Ono of Bolek's !lneot and this one Is topo. cyl . std . shift. Orlllnal rust finish . Shows good c~re. ' One local owner 1/4 Conv. Cpe. A .. eream puff" ff tben ever waa one .. Fully equlpp~ wilh power steerin&, power brakes, Hydramat1c. 1 jutt can t keep the sa1emen out of this one. 1TempestPontiac4dr. s1,1 59 Pontiac Catalina . · · s1 ,095 TON PICKUP New Fini1h. Clean •nd !JOitd SEE THESE AND MANY MORE 4 Door Hard Top. One earefulloeal·owner. Power &teerint and brakea. Hydramatle. Owned by local drugpst. 59 Buick LeSabre. ldr. ··J · 995 . METROPOLITAN MOTORS WY 2-3870 St. Power Steering. Turbine drive. Shows extra a:ood care. BLAETTNARS BUICK -PONTIAC- GM_C TRUCKS "IN POMEROY SINCE 1853'' e Transistor Batterl.. 1959 GMC 1ton-·-- .. $1095 va. 4 speed trano. Du~l eFiuhllght Battori.. eLanlern Bollorloo retr wheelo. eHobby Bottorloa 1959 Ford 2 ton-····· $1495 62 Bonneville Pontiac · 52,595 Fully equipped. BATTERY BUYS 1960 Plymouth···-· f1195 HOUSE Buick Electra "225" 52,595 tomBoy GOOu TIRES RUNI> FINE TEACHERS HIRED SANDWICH Onler BJ Phon• And T•k• •am Home WY 2·5432' All Nationally 1958 Oldsmobile·· • • $795 Advertised Brands 1958 Chevrolet - • - • - $895. · WERNER Radio·& T.V. 1957 Dodge • • • • • • • $395 N. 2nd Avo. AUTOMATIC AOTISSEFHE -g1ves deli cious Present were president Gene roasts Yost, members John Fisher, Joe Stobart, Thomas Sayre, and George Baer, and Exeulive Iiead Charles Hayman. Middleport such lands during the year lhal ended July I totaled 1,443,580, compared·to 592,230 the previous year, the department said Thursday. ' FtJitNITUR~ CO. · MASON. JW, VA. . ~· /' sear;ng AUTOMATIC MEAT THERMOMETER- mu•n FULL RANGE OF STYLES, meat juices, keeps meats tender ... top performance e~ry time -no guessing. Just set. forget. Meat IS automallcally roasted tust ~ -.a;y :;ou and 'jOtll ianulyi•M tt best. models and SMOKELESS BROILING-IIome-tast seals tn without smoking up the kitchen. Smokeless broWns IS another aas ranee eii!Clusiv•. colon to fit ~~:tamorous any kitchen layuut.•ny decoretinl!l plan. COOKING- w ~o en foods "" cooked lhe way you lik1! them . heat turns down to hold food at the correct sef'llinl PROGRAMMED temperature for hours w 1t h no overcooking or drying out. Ideal lor busy lamd1es wher e meals must be served at different times.J If your range is over ten years old,.just look what you're missing ) $395 ' · 1916 Chrvsler • • .. Jioot Blldll· Of course yOU!' present gas range isn't really worn out, but styles and times do change. And gas ,ranges ha11e been leaders with new cooking features. Just look what's happened in ten short years! ,t Seclln. AutoiWIUO trano. Power otterllle:' and healer, · · ' This .offer valid for customers of Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc. , only 1·956·Chevrolet• • .. ;. • $5CJ5 a rpee.t . an.:! flavor. trol are bein~ devoted in part to conservation and outdoor recreational purposes. The number of visitors on - tren•. Radio llld heater. Blgw•su• 110.00 De--·1 11-,on ~en!Ofll '"""' MASON ' .., flam~> · kissed fl avor I() and poultry. ~elf·baslmg se al s 10 JU ICes eral acres under mllitary con- -- -.. -$295 ' 3 ROOMS New . Furniture ONLY 5299 Batter I.. ow1J•·. · Latin teacher at the h ig h school and for physical education at the JuniOr High, a n d Edward Howery was employed as French and Speech teacher at Southern High school during a regular meeting ot the board of education Thursday night. MIUTARY ACRES WASHINGTON (UP!) ~ The Defense Department says that about half of the 32 mil:ton fed- ephoto Fl11h C&b lllld Cha8iil. 2 IP•ad aale, 5 tpeod trano, VI ...:. 8.111 COMMUNICATIONS TEST x 20 tires. WASIDNGTON (UPI) commands of all the u.s. armed II torces are conducting a ·H·'"""' communications aerclse ":~d~ 2 Door Hard Top, Automatic Iran~ :· Bad to and b ..ter, : lating "condiUnns 'lhat w exist during a major enemy tack on the free worldi :.::~~ \1 2 n- Sadan. 0 eyl, Std. trano. Heater. One ,1. The exercise, d· "High Heels Ill," Is te<ted by tlie Joint Stall and will eontlnua for 4 Door Station Wagon V8, Automalle lrllll. Radio and o1 Ill• rest ol the h..ter. does not. Involve the lortloa, but te!tll worlwlde comrnunicatlona and 4 Door Sollan· VB. ·Automatic trano. procedures. 1957Ford .. ..... Marlene Maiook was hired as triiUI. ~ 1• i Low rnlleage. New tlres. ~' :-.._========-.1 1961 Dodge • • • • • • • '1495 2 Door Hard Automatic trans, Radio and huter, USED CARS PLUMBING & HEATING ~ :·.~ 1961 Ford ! ton • • ·- • $1295 Stoke - 55 Oldsmobile 2 . Tempest 4 Door Sedan. Automatic trans. Radio, heater. SHARP- LIKE NEW OHIO VALLEY The Martin Restaurant 1962 Pontiac·-···· $1395 '· Push button drive, 27,000 actual miles, showroom tlean, local owner. It 's nice . Black finish. SPECIAL! •114 1962 Dodge-······-~395 REASONS: AVAILABLE e RECONDITIONED USED CARS AND TRUCKS e LIFETIME GUARANTEE PlAN LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE ·Scholutic .',~.t ..tit} . t!t~. 7T . \ .. See all the new styles: The sl!de-kl for uample, slips between kitchen cabinets to give a built-in look. Wall· ·< hung models with ey•·le..-.el ovens, some have an addi· · tiona I lower oven. S~ndard buUt-lns for flexibility in the placement Qf surla~d oven units. And smart. free-standing mode'~,7At your Gas Appllaoca Dealer's• '· ... .,.I.• .... <), lHf· SHO-E.·-' l.OX .. i ': ~·;~~ ·~ ~:;t..,r, rAIDOLEJ'iO)tT, o; ,. ....,_, ~,,__ "'~ ,_ ... •.' .. / · z~,""'· ' .!:pLUMBlA ; '' i THIS COUPON WORTH $10.00 WHEN YOU PURCHASE AN AGA APPROVED GAS RANGE CllooM~ any model tram the fol!awlnll brands: Ta ppan, M21gic Cl'1ef, Cataric, 1-!arawlc~ . S:~nr;ay, Norgt, RCA Whirl~. Kenn1are, Sogna. ture Df RQp&r. Present this C<.>UOOn to your Gas appl iance dt'ale r and aet S10.00 off on tl'1e prtce of your new pa l"l!lnge. (Under the terms at' fhts otl(-t', a minimum of $10.00 off the putcha!t! prlctl Of an AGA Ap. pro. ed gas ranije ;s allowt'd. Offer va l1d from Sept. 1 to Oct. 31,1'964J .. ,2. �I f.Dilly ;= • ~ntiD~, f Po!IWrvt•Midlllepo.rt, 0., ..pt. 11, lt&t wu e!UOY~ Ill die IIIICIII Mar Chesbmtftidge ::~ ~~ .:: Sentinel Church News r.mti)' from Vaccrtion Trip I Mr. and Mro. 11onn1 F... lilr, ,n<l!Cra. J - ol'IJid8taff and Society News . r-. .Mr · and Mro. Orin Smllb and their daU&htor, Mro. RlcJ!. ltd l!ooenblum and dlllclren, lae, Doug, Jim and Linda and lhtir rralld4auanters, Lynn and Susan Schwab of Charleston, W. Va .. have returned from a vacation trip through lhe west· ern tll"*o trl¥&llllf 8.1161 mU• es A hllltli&ltt of the trip wa• th• surprise vlolt mado by Mr. Smith with his two brothers a.• ni I ·no' 0 NO su£ a;,,.,., lefl Rodrtoy ao l!ntltll ~hlldren I I I ' i OUp[WJrl , - hu ~t · h . °· 'I 1 .. GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. '=.; LIEVING COAL COMPANY Bunda' HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE WILSON'S LAUNDROMAT HEINER'S BAKERY BAUM LUMBER CO. KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. rund;y _,..._: c. orr, m., V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY ni.\ I I I RICKARD'S FOREMAN & ABBOTT SWISHER & LOHSE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. THE UNITI!D STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA u""ti'i m, l'fell!blni, POMEROY FLOWER SHOP s'h RACINE PLANING MILL ----K. & C. JEWEL'RS L..------------.;..--.. -..-. I :;a h1Jttln• "' ~,.-.,-..--------~~~· · l •il J, m. * h11Jttlit6. ill~ll --·----..1:.'·... lo'burcb Ill Clltltlt Pometof_, W~n-y, .l'rayer meeU.. l~... .. I• i . .-~.----~,-..,1~""·~"','1"1·.~-"~ A revival will begin Satur- 1 99 Mdl Hud How" Gue•t• Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Set and Mrs. Fred Blaettnar . chJ!dten, .Jeffry and Lori The Dauahters of Ruth class of the United Method is t chureh will · tncet at the hotnl! of Mrs. Frank Stewart Monday at 2 p. m. with Mrs. Virginia Slater as uo-ho.11tess · The Pomeroy Elemfntary Rockerlord, 111. , have been housegue!ltl of .Mr. and Mrs. Joe ~rner . Whtle here they II• st. Mld-lopon r_"'da~y~,~Se~p~t;,..~12~at~th~e~c;h~u~rc~h~o~r.;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;::; with Mr. and Mrs. ~t~ner ;~band Mr. and '~"' ·I I a ne a urn . They were overnight of Roger Handley of PTA will meet at lhe school, Piea•ant and vislled with rei•· Monday :1l 7<30 p m 61rl Scouts tives at Flattock and Cheshire. of Troop 269 will sing and the I Several outings were held In rou&e home in Wisconsin .. TheyRev . M. E. Dowson of the the..lr honor while they were camped at nrloufl &ltes on the 1 Healh Methodist church, Mid· here. They left Thursday for 1 thr ... woek trip. I dleport will be guest speaker. vi~it witll Mr. and Mrs. RobPa.t Coun.cllors Refreshmenls will be served and ert Turner and ramily at North all interested are urged to at- Robinson. OhJo, and then reOJ Chetter Meet lend. ! turn to their home. Mr . 8ee I• Put Counclloro ot ; MRS . .JAMES llAVIES RICE SEPT. 15 !he •on of the lalt Olcel s.. Cmtnell=terl of AtnPI'Ica , , The Twilighl Garden club who re!ided in Maryland . ::::..whall Wi~ ~;:o~.:tdl~ I ;ill meel at the home or Mrs. land illld Mr!. Peart Koblenl> Before an altar of white gl"rlolius and seven braneh cando Ia bra Miss Jovce Carson ln~lg~~ Park~;· beTuesday even· a; hmtltslel. the bride of Mr. J ames Davies Ril'e on Augusl 8 at th e Rive rs ide Methodist . ere WI • plant sa le. Mn. Clar<!nce Neut>lihl!, pres- Ph '"t ColumbuA. M dM , . VISITS FAMII.JES E !dent, opened Ole meeting ren' are r. an t! . Herlllan Carson of Racme and ~I rs. Melva Ri ce of Ash· 1' F C Ed d J . ;~=:~ ~ ~·~?.: 0 .. and Mr .•Jo!Jeph Davies Rice uf G<Jinesville, !?Ia. · war - King. wtth readlnJ Motthow 3:1-6, . Wheoton P. Webb officiated the double ring ce re mony. ItThe 181· Ahrmd,. Dlv., Ft. Hood. 137 N. ~nd Avo. Middleport by the Lord's Prayer and Given In marriage by her .. --··- _ _ _ _ . ·-___ exas, I e ast 13 months, " OFFICE HOURS to rill~ P11118 were the bride wore a floor I !'Niece of jh e bride't was flow- tf:'nd Ohio State Urtlversitv Col- I now trH..nsferred to ~he Valley TUESDAY 9 A.M. for ·a CllriBbnl:l party length sheath gown of summer i l'r girl . She WIJre a floor length lege of Medicin th ' r II. . F.orge <.eneral Hospllal, Phoe0 rublted Oll the ~O!IIlnlltee -• - h Ilk d [ · IS a · I rtoxvllle Pa He •pent a few FOk A,OINTMENT Mts. , Eddie HMrtun1, Mrs. Ar· co-tJervu wtt ~ organ. ress u whtte cull on sha ntung Aft~r a t.rip to F'J ,·d· tt· 1d· ,-' : . . thUr lOrr ahd Mn. N za , The empire bodice had 8 i Wilh .<.tn aqua sash Miss Pifer couple is resJdmg at o~~:·s .e l a~s h~ lth hts wtfe, Susan King . Ph•n• W Y 2·3297 Frederick. Mrs. VINtll orman neckline and t.hree ·I earried a ca:-.cade of ye llow dai- set Drive. Columbus. . 'un- I ~~ ~ p~enhl, Mr. a.nd Mrs. On Twe11dty1 •a ""'10_10 1 rourtl11> length sleeve'!!. At the sy pompom ~ and ivy. 1 war Kmg and ranLII)I . wts reported Improving from back. of the empire waistline surpry lnd I round robin get was a bow With rloor length The flower glrl carried a slmwel1 card Wll .!ll!lftt her. streamer!!!. Her bodice length il at mlniatun• bouquel al'"''' ''·" Olm•s were played under the veil of ll!u!!lion wa !-:1 ca ught by ed - to a whil e baRke-t. direction df Mn. Marion Wood a DkJr bow. The bridal bouquet For her daughL~>r's wedding, I and Mra. Mabel Van M, eter and was a cascade of white sweetM " l't••• aw·->~ .... 1lln ,., " rs. carson chose a drest; of P ""' " ers, ~· heart roses •··· ter- hlcll"""'" nfi'RhmMtl ut:lge Jace an d crepe. w" l t h 1 .w wer~ MIM Judy Pirer; Worthing. matchina acce'-'L'o•ies. Her cor· oervlld by tbe hostesses. Mro. t d I'' f " = ' Eldo Kra ter th d on, serve a!! rna u u honor. sage wa~ yellow carnation!. n eu •on e oor Her dres~ was a floor length . prize. . sheath of aqua linen. Her nose Mrs. RJce, who recently un. Attendin1 were the above length veil Wall topped wltll l ?erwent surgery, wa~ recoverMrs. Ella lbrtlnUn, Mrs. Ronald aqua and white pill box hat. 1hg at her home. OsboJ1!, MtJ. Otc:llt Weber, Miss Marcia Ann <.:ar!llon The reception was held at the MtJ, FloYd. RkJenOut\ Mrs. - -··-·' church hall 1---loslesses. Were J4t11es Van Meter, Mro. Suet Bradford Clru.rf'll. Mrs. Martha Carson -l>istcr·in· Rldtnour, 111111 Loda Mae , law of the bndc 1; Mrs. Nancy Kraeuter, Ml'll, Henry SpllllCer, Clau MPelmiJ HPid Kolman, M". Bonnie Melnrod Mrs. Milo Bid!, Mr~. Larry . 1and Miss Nancy Thom•s, aiJ WOlfe, Mrs. Fannie Adams, Class Nu . 1 of Bradford I of Columbus. Mrs. !Jo~att Newell, Mrs. Hen· Cllurch of ChrhL- held Its regu- ~- The new .\'Irs. Rice attended ry ~IChtnger and Mrs. Ray Jar _monthly meeUhg Sept. 4· Ohio State University and is Morris. . The me~tlng ~a s ~pened by now associated with Ohlu BPII Mrs. Ray Morris, Mrs. the pre!lld@!nt , fre~~l f' Hend. Telephone Co Mr. fiice Js a thur Orr and Mrs. Floyd Riden.. . Scripture frnm Rnman s grnduate of Ohio State Uni~-er-1 our wlJI be DO!te88@8 tor the ~.28-39, With rrs~nn stve read- si ty where he w<J s a October meeting and mem- 1 ~g. Prayer wM givE-n bv Trl:'s· !of .Beta Theta Pi. He will at· ber• lrf ••ked to WtBr a hOm~ ••• Hendricks. I' - -----made hat. It was reportt>d thai t h r wrought iron hand railing had Jolly Club Hold~ Mtt, GeM Mitch' A been delivered, and ., w;ullng Picnic JF l'rlllt>Mitly I to be ihstalled . New Comtnun~ MemiJ<>rs of the Joltv Clu b BirtluhJy Oblerved cloths had been purchased held a picnic Wednesd.ay even- I Mr•. Gene Mitch wai by the cl"''· Nekl meeling will ing on the lawn al the home or 1 of bon<>r at a steak fty be held OCtober 2 at the church Mrs. Donald Hauck, Osborn day fYining at the home of wllh Hilda King, IJ:dllh Forrest The group were seated at a Ia· I her parenll. Mr. and Mr1. John 1111~ Jackie l!eed to se_rv• on the blc Wllh yellow cover and Terrell, Mulberry Het1hl.!, in refl'e•hmeht commillee. Wayne lered with an arrangement lOLA BARTRUM Ob!!el'Vahl:e of her birthday, King gave the closing prayer. Isweel peas. MARY POWELL Owner and Manager A deootated birthday l!@fr@ohm@nl• were mved \ by A!lending were Mrs . tnade by her sister, Mrs. Norma RUioell, Trcssle Htbd- 1Hannlftg, Mrs. Roy Mayer. ~ph 8trllble, will !erYed and l!ll•nor HooveJ· to Lillie Hacuk, Mrs. Charles lhA dinllll' to Mt. llld Mr alrendy mentioned. and Strauss, Mrs. Johh Lcilhelt. Geno Miti!h and Mlrk Wayne King. Homer F'orr..t, Mrs. Gerald Wlldetmuth, Mrs. 'ro give our customer< the be!! of o1or Shari, Mr. and Mt!. Mr. and Mrs. l'aul Sisson, Fran. Hauck and guests, Miss Nancy ability, per!onal attention and odvlce to r.e,ar and Millie, Chuckie llY•ell, And Mt. llerberl Jo ·Mayer 1nd Miss Donna MaMitld, Mr. end Mro. Imboden, minister. rie !buck. each individual's needs in beauty care, Sttublt lbd Michael and what rvf' r i1 may be . great or small and Mrs. 'l'ettell, '!'he hon<:red I guoot fel!eifed a number II you haven't visited our ~alan , we cor· ni~ tills. dially invite you to do so. Where you will !IJO VISit ed I Dr. T. Jay Bradshaw OPTOM TRIST WHEN YOUR FEET Marguerite's HURT... . . . g•t lg our $IOrt 111 1oon o.u pa"i~IP - 'om~orl plut fit uwoit SHOE SHOP • 102 E. Main Pomoroy, Ohio ••••"'""•"eNd by lt•dint docto" thr•ut~h•vt flit U.S.A. -Make periodic visits to your Doctor - I OUR PLEDGE ... Introductory GOLDA SARGENT Permanent Specials! c., ' eran church St Pc:aul s Luth RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN WY 2-2641 oe Turner& Havp Members are lo bring flowers and containers. Brunch will be served by Mn. Persinger and r' HARDEN'S GROCERY and MARKET STAR SUPPLY CO. J 1:30 a. m. for a work!!hop. j ALIGNMENT SERVICE CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE • (FORMERLY HYSELL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE) etoh C:" w-, .lola's Beauty Salon m.:. TINY'S FOODLAND _ Gil<t in Rutland, will• . oervioel _each everurt(l ~ 111 1:ao Have O~n Hou•e 1 The spe8Ur t. a _r«urntrr 101. , dltr. Theodore Ctime from Tba Heath M.thod!flt Church France whete be prtacbed to 1 ScJtooj will obsarve open house many aoldi""' Evorybodr Jo Sunday afte1110011, S.p1. 13 welcome. The. pastor is John lrom z lo 5 p.m., wllen parenls Smallwood . ond their children church mem· bers and lrleodo ~DI be able to ~========:.. meet the ciiiD'ch school teach· Ivery Studont NH<It A -- · ers and tour the recently compleled cla..room•. _ ! "!' FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES m Iw.' va _··, wera In il!l!!tJngton Saturday wller. ,....: 1 Rfce Weddmo Vows are Token on Auqust Eighth ni. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & ~~b~~ ~~ !!'!, l!flm-1Hellll! !jc/wul to ley Sr 1 that time. ~ vlollal with bl• brother, Ert1111t Sznllll and olou.r, Mtl. l!:dtui Wlt'Ml of San Oi .. 110 and 1tltb lMther brotb.r, Mt.. an4 Mu. lby Smith at Vucllps, O..iil. Other polnlo vlolled Included tht Painted btmt, Meteor Cra· ter, Ole Petrified Forest, and Grand Canyon. At Needleo, known 81 the hottest plact! In tho d~IIOrt , tho aroup .. perieneed 1 ckllldbul'llt, tho lirat rain In four year~ In tl\ltr area . They IIIHl visited the lars••t zoo In the wotld, Ols...,yland, YOiomlll National Park, tho Seq110ta f'oreot, YeiJO>fstone1 Park, Mt. Ruohntote and en· 1 ( rn.; ) Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Sept. 11, 1964-7 ~or DlaiONARY and mldod In CaliforniA •lnco r. Returll Son met their ...,, I'Yt. llopr J.!im. ley and aceom~ hllll to The Rev, Jerry Mastors, min· Mlddlepotl 1fhete bt :!pelll 1111 bier of tho Pometoy Church of Labor Day weekend wotb hit Cbrlsl, will be gu~t 'll"aker al flmily . He Is under•olng ba1ic the regular meeting of the oraining at Fort Knox, Ky. Meigs Counly W.C.T.U. lo be \ Mr. and Mrs. MIIDley enter· bold Friday evening, ~ptem· !ained with a dinner Sunday .In ber 11 , 11 uo p.m. at tho Fed· I honor of Pvt. Manlay and 11>orated Church in Pomeroy. Mrs. I vlted guests ipcludin1 Miss Arnold Richards of the Mt. Connie Roush , Mn. RoltllUif'Y Teachers and church srhool Moriah Church in Middleport I Hyoell and children. Brenda, workecs will be presenl lo dis· I llt,.nlary !dillon f4.50 trill_be the devotional ch!lrman.l Penni and Merri ; Mn. Harold cuS_!\ the new cun:iculum rna- • Cou.,, Edition $6.75 Officers will be elected and a Kauri . Mr. and Mrs. George tenals being uHd m t~ clags. Othors $125 to t3.7S social hour will be held follow- Casto and son, Jimmy; Mr. and es. A ~ocial hour will be held lng the meetJng. Mrs Lawrence Man!~\', Jr ., diU'inJ tbe afternoon wit h Mn. Visit Us At Our SEPT. It , 1David and Mike, and r.!rs. Jtay B~ce Lloyd in charge of t 1r e New Loc•ti•n n. G d Cl b Manley and Cathv. The R•v . dining room . Th e rumf!roy ar en u woll meel at the ., IM and Mrs. Guy Sayre called in -----. '<..me 0 T!; . ' the aflernoon . Charles Persmger .~onday at ANNOUNCE III!VIV AI. SEPT. 11 and a sister whom be h a d no1 seen olr 50 years . They had ':t.,rwoo4' I SOCIAL CALENDAR Is Ended lor Smith Family Oolllnibll•: Mr. and 1 --_..;.~....,\"" . -~ !rltl. lluafll ~ Spendlllf lAber Di)' 1Jit h lhd 'nlmllll, ~ Pl.; Wellef Bobo and wlle were hla Ml'. and Ml'l. Cbarlit l!lllbn illld ._...w 11 , _ motllnl. 'nlllndq, 7110 p. 111. Jeft)' aa-_ Pill«• Sdllda1 pmnta, Jlln'OI !lobo and Wile llft!IIJ, Ml'. lhd Mn. Cbatleo Chl'1sl o1 Lat1tr l)ay ~ Ill tiL U18 ....... Chftll, ScbiiOI f!IO L Ill. Onlrall 10:10 and Henry iiGbo and J. E. !lad- !lltGI!, Jr., Mr. an4 Mrt. Jilt!> mil from Racine 011 Radn& Corner of Fourth and ldlbl 61.. .. IDol Qlr1oliln .... f:IICI oldn dill! wile. es Poll, Sbaroft, Jldll!l Jr. llld p~ !Wad. Sunday S<!hoal ldlddltj>ort. liM. NYit IIGrdell, p. m. f:vening Service, 8:30 p. Gent_CaMdly, wilt IIIII <!1!11· Beverly, Ulg&D, Obln; Mr. IIlii 1·3G L 111 • worllblp 10110 11. llllllblet. IIW!dly Behaol ,,., m. dr<!n, O!lllll!bbs, were at I h • Mra. we,let llallo1, 111811 J!eu. Slmdl~· eveftlllg tmll!l a1 1. m. AtftOid Ricllardt, 811pt.. 1'. W. F'lt!pltriell bmlte for the lab IAiwther Dlllneat~~e: r,Jr. 7·ao p 111 . Wed trOI'Ibill .-n• Motnlnl WOI'IIIIp, I01JO I. m. Syrocase Finl Uullod :;:"'b7· lAbor Day "eel:end. and Mro. Ward and Jlek, p m··PI!!Or 'fttom. toriall Obufcll, Rev. trard John KIIOJ: an4 ttinlly, HorAtllertt; Mr. and Mtl. Cha!'IH · 1 1 ""; OJ441e. ...it event~l lfnt• Ctourcb ol God, tit _ , RupJ!I!I~ patlori 9 I. m. 11'01' walk, visited the Mlltoo MuJ. 81et-e11.1. VIncent lJI4 CMnte, ~."e. beJIIn 11 ' ?·31! p m. Rat. Ira M. Tlbbt, putot: SuJ> ship Service: 10 a. m. SUnda1 llns family allll alllo rolatlves Lond011derey; Mt. 11111 M r 8, · • 41' IIGbool 1•411 L m. 1 WOI'Ibtp School. in Waot Virginia 01•er the woell- Jllllet SteVens and PAmela, ZloD Cbard> o1 Cbr11t Poftle. ...,.IGI u 1. m. lltd 7:4i p. m.: and. Chillicothe, Ohlo. II rrtnwlle Road, l!ll.> Prayer !Mt'' 'I MOp. m. ru.. Fodedlod Qlllroll, PomllrOl'o Tom Fltzpatrlek allll wlft atruy · 0 mlntoter. 1~ da,, Yeung hoplt, 7:80 p, 111. 11*11. w. ll. l'erriu, pallor; tended 'lhe Stale Fair 011 SUII- PUll! TIIOIJILit!l gene n . ' . Mltt'ftlnl Friday. Carl Kalllz, Supt.: Sun d a J day. WASIIING'I'OII (UP!) - 'Tho 9 00 ble s~h ~ 3~ a. :·.' Evenlnt ~oal, t:l5 a, m.; Worobil> Sallll'dar callero al tho AJ. Willie Hollie ciJ!j!]OJed lllat an worsh:: P ~. Reed llrl41otd CJmrcb of Ohtlll, bout 10oJO a. m. , bert Cone home wero Mr1. E• alterna~ Jetatar plane lOt Prt.::;:;~ ~h~l 1. lmbollell. pa!lm; Hom..t lei Watd, Athens, Mn, Goldie klent JOhiiiJI!I lla4 minor IJNs· ll'oms~ 8ttpt.; Bible !ehOol t11r11 llplbl Qoai'CII, M,.,pe. Bobo and Miss Beulah 1.owtl> sure ti'OIIblts Monday on Ill! P•••• 1111,. t:!O a. m.: Morning WJII'JIIIIp, port, Rev. Oc>IJakl Boone, .... or. Cbllhcothe. Tboy allo <loll- way to Detroit 118 Cburell. 1At11'1 ' · 10:30 a. m.; Evantne Worth!), lOt: lllmdl1 SoGool toJJ a. m., ed to see Mro. MIUie Gaoler. "nle 12'PBS!<!IIgfl' plane l1tw day School 9:30 a. m.: WorshiP 7 p. m. Wednesday, 1 p. m. Fred ll«!!llab. Supt.; tOoll a. Russell .Tenney and family, to Oetroll, Mlere llt6 Chief Jb. IM'c'llcft IUncla,, 7•30 p. m. Bible Stu4y. m. WOI'Ihlp Stnlllei BY!' e p. lrdt1Jon, SJ)f!nt Monday 11 the ecutive c!pt!ned hls elecHon . 111.· ll:vlnlnt Worship 7:30 ) . Rupe home. ellmpai!PI at a lAbor Oay rally, Cboteb ot tile Nazlr_, "-• Fr-..!om 001!'"1 Minton, II• Wed. 7,11 I>· a{, Prayot Mr•. Nancy Jaek 11 sptndo As a "llacltup" plan Jn ca1e TH. CHU,.CH ,.Oft ALt. eta)' RB11. Clyde illnda,_, shan StiVIJrsvolle Road : 1!!. J . !'1"1lllll' a:iiO p m W'd chOir lng !!Ollie time wltll her dough. Johnson's re&1JIIr plane broke •LL ""0111 THII OHUNCH pastor: Sunday SObolll 91JO •· Griflltll, paltOtt ilolet W i ~ Pl'lc'!lat' · · ·• ter in Charl..ll!n. dcwn. Wbl~ l!oute ~S!I Sec· ro~ rnlll'!'h k .n. trHtiA 111.: MOI'Dinl Worll!lp 101• "' ford, Supt.; Sunday &!hool 10 • Clayton Morris, O!lumbu• vis- retary George E. llfedy oatd farM on u rllil fur u,~ bui!d m.: NYI'S 8:4& P· m. lilvonln• a m.; EvaniiOIIJIItc Servlct, 7· Mllldl.,.... Jl'lrsl umlod p,... lted his parenls, D. V. Morrit TUesday the pte!JIUI't trouble lb. '"1 (){ ~ho trN ~r rnd rood riliMnohi!l It It I orlorftlw81 111'Vlct1 7:30 p. m. P r •' • r ,30 p. m. "rryet metUnA, 7130 Dyllt'lan Cburcll, Rtv. Howald and wile. "nlsy aceompanled volved ftD hazardt. af •1-'iritu al ..,lu ... Wit t..J~t ~ otronJ rhut~h . ne iH,~• moolbll, 7130 p. m. "nluro4oy . r. m. 1'uesday. IIUpjlfll, paowr: llundll)' School him home lor o f1w dqs. tiPmoo:rky .., ~•• ih ,~tarlll ' r r> Jllrtl f't. Thoorr ,...,. fiJUt Ftee Melbodlsl Cllurclo, Lou• ''' a.m. Mro, Rodhl)' Sault', Spendl~g the wHkon~ with HOWOOMINO •~und •~-.ont "~~~ fYer _ r pt'l'.,h •hould •ttrnd lfn'i<>N em r..,v R. r;:. .., Gill, iiii'SoulhEU•~~ ~arch, lbJ11. 10:30 1. m. Wol'llhlp: 5:~ K. E. Erickson woro the Bob The anmull homiC!oi!IJn& ot 1 0 1 t f «ul"rly 8nd lhr 01 1 ' 'J'h..y orp· (I) f'or hir S.hool 9 atJ 8 ' ""'~ ' ' PI"' p. m YF1 Wad 6·311 JunlOt Shaw family, Columblll. Ole LangsviUe COII8t'flltl01tal ""'" uh. m Ffll' his ~ hd ­ putor. _Sun. ay w.' ' lOr. 8UIIdly "OI'Ihlp 7:80 P. Ill. Choir,' 7 . m. ~~,; Choir. The Ramon Morris familt ChtlsUan Chur~b will be held <W~~'o u ko. 1.1) For thr .a k• m.; Pbol . \Vose, supt.: ornlng and l:atl a. m. alternllely. llw>· ond mother Mrs. Cora Morl'il Sllll4ay, &!pt. 13. Church Serv· ul hiiM1111111u•Hir ~fld fiM!ilon . ~ ~~ r ... lh• •• w <l '"- ch\lftlh ,,..,,r, ..hkh ..e..t. l.ir rnoul wllrahop Ib:30 mE, V 11 ~1 d•y SchOOl 10110 a. . m. and " "· ivm llapllol Charob, Columbus, callod to oel Mrs. Ices will be llel4 at t:IS a. m. r!ld lfY>Mrill f11Ml0<1, Plrn llorvlcea 7 p. m.1 van11a 0 9:30 a. m. alternately. Normtll Rullan<l, PlltOJ', Rev. P au I Ethel Harmllll oil Sunday. wlllt Sunday 8ci1Dol at 10 a.rn. ro go to rhur~h r~ g "l ~ rly M~d ,,.,d )"uur Ribl• d•ilr. lti'Vloo 7:30 ·?· ~i!oMl~ • ~: lllhr, Supt. . Blbll Study and Taylor; Sunday &.hool, 10 a. m. on Sunday Sept. I, relativet A •basket dinner wilt be serv prayer oervt.,.. ' p. m. prayer Mntoe led by PIIIOt, Goy l'riddy, Supt.; Proachlnl of the late Mro. L. v. Lowlbtr at 12 noon. Afternoon !erYic Hysell Rll1l hu lllelliOCUII, 7:30 p, m. Thu~. ~rvloe; 7;:10 p. m.; Prayer aer- gathered at the Fo~ly home trill besJn at 2 p. m. felturl Rober• 1!:. smltll, Sr., paototo , .~ -~ ""-••ft , _ vooea, • :30 p. ln. 'l'lodnosdoy. for the day. A bounliful dinner the !~'Ueland NoiTia QUarl!t. . ·-· I 9·30 m w- -·~-g• ~ D ......... ' . . . . . Porlland Methodist Church, . Sunday ~·oo · a. ·• v• · Eugene Emei'IOII pallor 8&m· nda •--'· ley Haley Supt.! Mol'bln~ war- dll)' lk!hoo~ 10 ~ m RIIISed Arthur Stitt, pastor. Su Y 8180 p. m. Wed!Hil4ay, ......r 1'lle Slltallml Af1111, !hip 10:!11' a. m. voutll Str\'toe, ArChil' SUpt. suM.;' wmnl~ School 9:30 to 10:30 a. m., Ha,. Cl!oir Praottol; 11!0 p, m. '1'1111> Rays. Wlnlllg, olllcer In cb1 . Jo~l"lday Monday Thul'ilu u y Su.nday Wttdnflllday Saturday Tu•td•Y 6:45 p. m.; ~angolisde meo- 11 a. ,;,, Bihlt IIUCiy add Ptar· old G. Rous~, Supt. ; Kenneth 4-.v, Juntor CMlr Prldtee. 8ubday It a. m. &lllle>.! m t· .Judgea ProVerb~ Dauttronomy PIUIIQIIII Pulml! Zflchatiah Luke 10:10·16 17:1-9 107:1-9 7:1 ·6 2:6-13 sage, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer Jlletl. "' mvtco ltd lly Mlllal'll Coe Met.eod, Aut. Supt. &!rvtcet llethlebom Baplbl ciiiii'CII, inl! 10,30 L m. l!lm4ay . ,L 7:8·11 10:38-41 lng ThutS<'~~ 7:30 ~- m. 7·*" Wed···•• ' fYtl'l' Sunday evenlna. Creal Belld: Rev. C. !.. O'C:OO. lltmday 7 p. m. Young t a • ... p, m. ~ Y· v LeJion: 7:10 p. m. Salv on r ..tecollll o\1-bl~. llotlle l!:nlttpri&e l!:tJB Cbllrob, Re . !lOt, pastor: .RI>bott Lewls, ltlpl. Dlletlnll 'l'burlclay 1 to La124 Rev. oaul 11:. Joneo, plolllr . Rook lprlap llleAadltt, R.. Men!!el Smltb, po!IDr. Wortbtp 9:30 a. m. Mol'!llna Warship dlH llome!Aasue· '7 P m rep Wllh the hopl! II U!ill, In 1ome meawa.r.,, to.ner and help sus· su~ay SChOol 10 a. m.: Wtll' K. Card, PlstOr t Sunday Sohool sel'lltl!e 0:30 a. m.; Sunday llld Sunday School; 7 P· Ill. Jn\r• elllsMI; 7130 p, Bibla y, · l'f h' f · · 7 30 m SUr> t·ao a m • Wortblp ~eNloe School, 10:30 a. Ill. Youth ll'e~ omns set11loe: Thursday, 7•80 _ ...... ,.._ -~>kit: tnln that U!hlch it 1100d In /uml ry and commu.mly 1 e,t n ea. shop semces · · p.' m.:·• 1.<\'F l:liO p. m.:' 1oWIh·p 6:30- p. m.,• Boand• P. m. prayo, - -~"·· ptayer .._...,.. v ...., ., ' lday, Wl!dneoclay ' andP· Friday. 7·30 ' ,. ~..... by lllllotmoement. ture 11 1pon1orl'd IJy the bu1/neu firm• and orgunlzatlolll I Bradbury Cbnrcb 01 Cltrlot, wscs tue!lday 1:30 p. m. 1 l'rlly· Girls Fellowship, 6:30 P· m., Sytacuse Methodltt CbliHb, U!hn-e namPI appPnr below. Art M m mlnis1er· Bible er ond lilbll tl'iUdy Wed. 7·30 l!venllla 9et111Ce 7:30 P· m., 2n4 Dr. I..ests !.. Roush, putor; The Clltll'dl 01 6e -, -----------------------------~ ~ School·~~ 'Morning Worship, p.m. ' · lnd 4th Sundays; Voutb Cbolr, Mornina Worsbip serviCe 91.111. Chester, Ray E. Warne, pastor. ci 10 ,30 a. m.; ChrLIIIID ll:adeaV· 6:30 .P· m.. We4nes~ay. Prays Dana Wlnebtetm6r, Supt. 10 .. ~undll)' s.boolt:ao a. m Morn· or, 8 p. m.; l!:tenlne Worship, Rael!tt Metbadlil Cbureb, Met!U!Ifl, 7.30 p.m. Wadnesday, rn. SUilday chool: YF_\Vednef. Worship U o. 110. IIYP!I H: L. McDaniel, putor: so,. Hoallt Mttbadlol Cburcll, M. day 6:30 p. m,, Mrt. MooN, 1:45 p, 111.1 li:valllna stn"ice, 1 p. m. Ktng4om llaO 01 Jebl!l>ab'o day setloOI 0:!0 a. m.: l'teloobo E. Dowson, pastor: Church director. OI&Jal lloArd Jlle4t. 7.80 p. Ill.: Ml4week . yer lerHEATIN~ . WI!bell!l: Publie melting, Sullo il1g 10:30 l . m:i MYJI I p. m.1 llollool, 8,80 a. m.; 1M lmith, lng, fits! Mollday each IIICillb vlco, 7:10 p. Ill. W~y. , r. c. ... Member day 3 p, m.; Wall!htower study Ptl)lar lnd BiDit Study, 7:30 p. Su;ll.; Morllbtl Worthlp, 10:30 at 7:30 p. m. lloly Commllll- Gract Eplieo!lll . ~. 140 Lincoln St. Middlfpolt W\' 2·'2530 WY 2-2644 Greenhouse WY 2·3402 a.m.; Jr. MYF 6 to 7 p. m. ton each quat!Ot •• annOIIIIOOd. Polllel'o)', 'nta Ret>. lllohard H. 4 ?· m.; Bible study 'l'uesda,, m. Wedn.sday. - · · - - - - -- s p. m.: Service meeting, 7 p. Ullqull) &lptllt Cllarcl Sa Sunday evenlllfl With Dale an4 WSC~ flrit Wednesdq ol each ::~ 11:'""..;.. :~ m. Thursday: Ministry school. day School ot 10 o. m. Prayer Dol Sltearlnflb, loader•. Sr. ~tvllle 1\letllodilt cllllrdt a.m. :;::ee hour lollowiDg •• 8 p. '1. Tburllday. n.eetin8 'l'huo·OJdoy 7!30 ?· m, MYF 7 P• m., Joan Smltb, 01111"' Or fAll t. Rc>llsb, .tar· , Eli!tablished in 1004 Danvme Pilgrim Uollaess, !P. rtrst Baplltl cilureh, Pom.. selor: W8C8, and !dondly ot · ter · pa j t'lU* a.artll ol God, !lev. "'T·1ke Someunf' To Church Th i~ Wl?ek" WeRt Columbia, W Va. o. Langsville, Ohoo), Rev . o. II. roy. Rev. llalpb Hltohero t:30 Ncb montb •I 7•il0 P. m.: AI~ ~cto{tn!~':~ ~~ch Gilberts~, pullll'. Iunday Middleporl Ph. Mason BP 3·81193 Car., pastor: Sunday Scbool, 9:111 10 11:16 a. m, "orlblp IIIII'Ylat lltlloOn Cli'Ole, 4th '11ntl'lday at I I~ rd meelltta quartet Scbooii:IO L 111. MOI'tllllg wo" a. m., Robert Grate, Supt. WOt•. and study Nursery and J~n~lor 3 p. m.; Claso 13, ltd Wod..,. a oa _ Clllled 8 1 ship 11 1, 111. l'ta1ll' MeetiD& ~hlp s~rvlce at l0,3: A. m.: PI~ church lot cblldren. day at B p. m.; Church Admir> U:W~~ ~ 7t30 p, m. Tbur.aay, YOUna ll'im Voulb, 1:4& p. m., l!lYano llttiiiOII, lind W~tcll)l, 7 P· _m • ~-~· 1• PeopWI 111n1ee P'rldlt, 7:8o gallltlc Hrvlae, 111!0 p. m. Mldo . t.ota11 hill tlalltd 8ntbrn m.; Cholt praotll!t, 7 p. m.• nounced. p, m. Oodgp ...-. Dut . . . . Oortge Tru<'kil W11tk Pra~ll' And Pralllt, Wl!do Churah, RMY. Jom" lllarrl11011o Wednntllly. lyrocua• CbiuG8 111111 NJliUion Mdodlft dnlrth, Ar Middleport, Ohld no141y, !diO p, m. llohool t1!0 •· m.. Tom 11. JoiHI'I Cllluiho Mlllkm• !'till, wuuam 'Lborpe. pulor. thur Still, paiiOf. 8udday Mldd!Opnrt Mldd'- Chunb Ollbt 111., Norrt1, lupl.1 "'''· Supt. Her· nur Gily!'ldlt IDIItob lllllge)o lulldli' IC'hlla19:10 a. Ill.; 11101'11- School 10 a. m., Clint _ ~..... 11trt Roulh. Pruchln1 Slll14ar ~. 0tor11 R. lhlpmlll, Pafo 1111 wurllltp 10;18 a. m. 8Upl.: 8unday Wlll'8blp, 11 1.111. ll'tlfte, IIIII. Clyde J , Dll'llltt, 10:80 1. Alttrnalll evl!lllnl tor, Suddat Mill 10110 1. m.: lyfJIOUIIt l!l.tJ.II, Cllut!h, Paul MaBOD City Clmrdl o' Cbrill, s~r~~~~lo!:' 1•:·• ~~~ 1flll'!hlp II 7•111 p, m.; I'I'IN· llol)i Dlf ol ObllpiiOn 1:110 d. A. UDtrl, ,lllfor, Miller Street, (Vocal Music); l-"ottlproy Coltt Ojjetat.ed Laundry • Dry Cleahlng ~n~~:~~. it ~&•p, llvan· er mmltlt '!burt,, I p. m. m.1 Cltnlueton, ~ hour llllore 9,30 a.m. SU!IJIIY i!cbaOI. Ben Sllllday lllbll SW; 14 L 01., gtlllllc lllt!l'linl 7t30 p. m.; AllrH Motiodlll Cbmli, M.ul. Quisenberry, Supt.: !0:30 .. m. rdomltta Wo~~ 10116 I. m.; Stiftjioft the Chuft!h Of \'out Chui(!P !9) W Main '"'"""' Prll)'ef m@ll' og, Wid, 7•110 p.m. Rfv, l'tul A. CAito, Jllltor: Loar Ll47 at 1Mt1tA Mlltloa Mordlnl \Vorsblp aervlc:o, 1St Btblt Aldy t.IO p. m. 1\'@dne. Nallllll llalldll Chltfflll• IU~~> Sundar 8ahoo1, t1illl a. m., with lMia Bottom, ftlv , Oliatp R. ll1d 3rd Sllndays Ol'llie mOblhl day, dAY 8ehonl t:ao k. m.: Wo~ Charlet TlfiW, 8up .; Wllfihlp lblpllllll, adllllnlalptor. llulliay 11:10 p. m. lilftnlnl 1\lvqe!lso lllllllllll Cllmnh ol Chrtft, ihlp 11 a. m., PrAJtr . A!rYic!e, lll'YIHIII !0146 wllh thl ftlv, MUIIJIO a.m., Hl.1 Hoi, Dlre de !el'l'll!e, lnd aild till D Bllllt lohaol 1:!0; Cllfnl!llmiOn I ~· m. \Vl!dtiMdly. Cutfi; Tun tVIIIlnt, W8C8 11 ol ObUtltlon. 7 p. m. dey 01 m0111b. b~ - J.d:30 a. m., V. H. iiraley. ihli:tol's of tlnM BtPad BuJid;to oHd Bulldlhg ~tipplloo Clir!M!Dttt I•Jtllll Cl!aNht tlti! llOIM ol 'I'IMII1111 lllndor· llldlud CIIIINll ot Old. llo1. ltM 1. m. !.!Dtnlne Worihlju SUpt. Sabra Canaday, planllll; hutHII181on 1 W Va. Cho•t>r. OHio l'h. UI!8-:IOM 8olldQ ~uhool g i11J 1 m,1 Morn· lllll: Wed. ptl)lll' lll'Yklfll M. Jolul 8mlllwoocl, putorl lwlclar 10:~ a. m. luntlly 8ehoo~ Sty. Bi~le lltlldy, 7:10, btlbert mlhg Worohip lOIII 1 m. \',(1, IIIMII Wtdllllldl1 evi!ttlt~~. llollool 10 I> m.:. lliYiftlliiltto ll!e Th@IU. 8U!Il; 8:30 I'· IlL oune, Uadet. _ Raliaad Finl Bapl'" Cburcb The UDlled Mllbodllt Clrurcb servife 7 p. m.; Young Peopt' Yeutb !i'ellb1¥8blp. tAIIMRL Pomeny Chii'Ob If the NSJsunday Schrbl9:30 a. m. Pffi!Ch· l'omeroy Ht!Y. Melvin Alkire, llnduver 7 P• m, Wednllsdayl t•IIO a m. 8u,nday tioet. WilY" arene, lundlty itl~Gol, 9:30 I. onv Sunday Ho p. m. pastot. Chur~h ~hool 9: IS a. l'l'ayer m~ 7 p. m. Sa!W' ne Rmt811, SUpt.: 10:30 L IlL m.; Mornlni worship 10:45 l. Bllfi'IIOitVIOI Prt!lll)'lt!flla, m., Leo CNW1 8Upt.1 lAO dll)', Morntng Wdl'llllp, tnd slid ttl! m. JltiiDIIil ~aHblp, 7 P• m.; Clie•tot, 01110 Wheel bolifiNH§·Adto Uloo;•brue i!ar•lco ltl!l Johfi OliYif!l, plo\ot Wt1to Va!JihAII, Ass't. 8Upt. Divine Clla11~ Mttllodlll Cbtlftbl !unday of the t!llllllh: 8 P• lb. Prayer meeuna._ 7 P• JD. Wed Ph, W'i UIIO Ptlmoror ihlp. •eMiifll! •:ao 1. m.; 8wtday wot1hlp IO:ao 1. m. lfl'lllOII, II R. Oird, paltor; Wo ra b IP behltil E~anJellftkt tletrkle, Rev. Clyde V. H@ndmon, pa-. ~~hool 10·ao , m "'l'he lllwrah dt Worlt." Tbur.. 11rv1ot II I •· m.: Sllndat tst 111d ll'd !!ulldAy c!l IIMJII!ll. tor. . Tbt ~tnlt!l!tl.tai.Chlll'l!b, Mid> day 7:16 ~· m. ChGir tehwUL lohool 10 a. m.: WACI, Ill llyral!1IN MIIIIGII, tin. Eotl SUvenvllle Melbodilt ~uril di~IJbl't, iioutb itt'd Avl.; 9undllr Tht pubUc Is ttwlted tft Wilt• 1'lttlrttllll 01 IIIORtllt 8oaril Custer, paStor! 8et\oleel IIHt)' Arthur !tltt, J)tltor. nd~ 84lbo01 10 a. m.1 8undtty eVItilnA ohl' each 811ndAy. -un,, ltd Wednllday of Wedlltlllday 111111 rrt!IAy l¥tbiDI School, 9:30 •· m.t -~ :;.; tvangellotlb aervlt~t, 111111 p. m. . monttu MYP! l111t hlo 8ulldtyl 11 7!80 p. m. SUpt., Services 'i'hu.... Y · 'twn Lor!illlofi~ Fot Yuur CfthVPHitinl!e Ptlfft~tojo, .Qhlo WedM!dA)I Dlblt Sllld)> fJiiiJ p. _ Allllll~ llltlll114111 Ciaroll ol mll1ltb, Mt. lla!OII P.'WA «llM'*. big. W\'2-301111 8yraouoo WV l •all!ll •· I h ... . d Carl Htrrlnl, Plltor: Mornlq lie\' ll@lll'll C 8r.aJ1Y IJIIIIIII Mono Cbopel Melbodttl m.: .. lufil.J: n I t r<iYit' IM 1ftlrtlilp IO•ilo I, m.o Clhuroll MI. llll'llMIII UdJIU lltttlltol . v lle&Mi 18 L 1111' 1 Church, Atlblif SUit, Pastor. Wdrohlp I· op, m. Pmor, IIA!v hlwol 1,10 i.;m. WICI8 liNt lD Qllrllll Rn Oll'rabrlllt. paso ltUbdly ..... , 9 ftllO SundAY ~~. 10 1, m. Oliver b l.. IIIU'ftlt. 'I'IIQclay 1114 iid TburtdJ1 ·01 tori 8tlndl7 lcihool toiO i. ID.I Stal1tey, llllltbtl· 7IIO P• Sayre. Supt.; Sunday Worship llullud Cbutoh ut lilt Nwr- lllllh numtll: l"amJJy Nilbt lui Prtoohlq 10110 •· m.1 Aller- YounJ~. 0bo1f ~ servict, II a. Jb,t Pttter meet. PAI'N1'8 ond KAftllWo\ltmA •no· KuiiClar lotllll>l t :an •· mo~ Iunday 1\'llllrt• ot HGb mtllllll nail pruoblnt and QllrlltlaA m. ~ 1Dg Vi!t'J \Vedne!day eveninl. Mornln8 Wtlt'lhlp IO•ta •· m. arlO P m . ,,. ., Mlltlnt lllndoavor, 7t80 p. m. 8undlyt f!IO p. Ill. • · e W~ 2-244U Ph. WI g.a:m 11 Roelnt 1 ~vangeh~tle !!rVII!e Na '· m. 7 30 ' ·· ' Mld . Week ~royer meetlttJ. 1 llidweek lll'lflt' 111!1'¥11111, 7146 p. . p. m. WedneSday. !tiKI p. m, Wecllltl4lli Otmagt 1 m WodhfldaJ, l!lftb Ulllod tlrollrll In l'rlyll' ~' IIIII 11'1'141y <JI I OoldlllDtr .CitiPih worabt' HI' Ollrlll (illtlreb, fllv. tmdl!b II. etlth tllllftt.b, . cor, lftiiiiON 11 111111dll.- PtltitltOJ vice ea~h 3Unda~ ld8 A . m.: 8Aike. ll.lltor; Sunday S~hMI. Ratlud llllltiml GIJq Ne• RI!:V. JOSEPH KRALY, PASTOR 1 -Quality Furniture al towN Pnrrs l\1J(Idlepon, 6hio ~unday Sehoul tO a. m.: Yooth 10 a. m.; Winnie Holsinger, supt. man, missionary Pastor: SU!Io "GetllneliJven Will ,.l'eri911 lol<11na Putllnt Middlep~m Phnnf' WY 2-M81 N Second A.\'e. ~ervice 6 15 p m. Evening Wor Christian llllldeavor, 7:U p. -n. dal' llcboOl, 1:30 a. m.: WorshiP YOIII'aelf 011 Hll Left!" •hi_~ 7 D. m. u~h sondly. Mtl. Lydl Obevallw, ~ttaident, lt•IIO 1. 01.1 Preaching, 7:30 P• Sud~~., Sept. lBih D·•ter CltUt<!~ Ill C h t I oI ~las..s fil1 lll. !lot!g IH!tvloetl, m.; Pt'flyer service, 7:30 p, m. (Sixti;~011<itJdai ,aflw Trlni~J) Hihlp ~hool 9:00 .;~ m. Preach- 8 p. m. Pr!atbiDI &rao· P• aM Thursday. •n~ tO ~o 11. rn., flrsl Md third '-tid Week l'rayolt ,..eellng, UO TUp)ion Pllllno EUB Cbar<bl • 1 HA.VEST PIITIVAL REXALl DRUf:S "FLOWV.M roR 4Ll ()CCA~IUN8" ,bllday,. p, m, WtdnudiiJ, Cllst J.ud. Rev. Eugene E. -Emers<in, pa~ ......_ _ . _.... . ...._ ·"""!" --, We Fill All Doctor" Pre~criptiori~ Cnrl•••• Cburch,,)ing•bun or, Mrs. Mazie Bolsinger. · tnt: SUnday Worsht~ g-ao a. m. I AT ST Jotlih l.iiTHIRAII CMUilOH-I'IN" lllOVII WY 2-2955 Pntnf'roy Cor Outt•fftbt • W M01n ~Md ·ndav Sehoo~:~:lll a m IIlii 7:30 p. m. alternately sun,, SUNDAY sCIIOOL ·-·· 1MIO .UI. l!t. lobn l Ch\tl'cb IUIIPft r.. tl 8upl : .....oanlnR Mlli'Dinl " ; IUD Qk.,.,l, GIIY Se!lotll 0:110 a. 111 ana 10·30 COVERED ,blft blNNER ••·••········· 12 NOON lt!rYIJll!!, l·:I'J p m' r.. r.t. Cot RI!Y M•nlll mlllt POIIor > y 46 •. . m. lllernltely HOblrl vtn.. Wonhlp 's.rr~ .• 8:00 p.m. Topic, "One In Cbrtst." .aym.ln 1 ~••VIt me@tlnj. l'uo~ a . m, Sundorl!! llol 1•, y11J!d, SUpt.; l'lllt ltudy and. ·L- ~ . --.. - - - 1ay 7 :lll f m. Smith, IU~L or Ulir. 1. Prartr ..I'\IIC!t ltd Ill' tor Ml.tiNO' AT S'f, PA\JI.II TMII WEEK Bulldlni 5upPito, & Millwork i..HioYllk C.n*'•••tinftlt Mntnlng llill'tblp 10:4~ I. Ill.! 7110 p, m. 'l'lltliday, pas ' Sundar ~ ~,Oq J>.m. ·-·--····-·•·'"··- ''-uther .League Bokm ol Uolsurn Utoad Gtmer•l t..:untructmg Christian Cbureh: S u ft a 1 y Pf'fiYe! I p. Ill. '!'but• , TueOdaf - 1:00 p.m. · ··•···-·• '1'10111111 Of the Church Pbont WY 2•11'rl ·'hof!ebt'u•, plitor lulldor diY. · Plrtl llaJIIIII (lllarell. Racllli wed1ltltlllf ..:tt:so p.m••••••••••••••• dllolr Rehearsal ' l~hool fliiO • m.; diehard '•t· LullloraD Cb.l'olleo _St. Foal ~..... C. L.'' O'~ner. pastor , ; Tburldo1 ~'1:!!0 p.m. ---·····-···•••• 'l'i!e Boy Seouto ··-" ----------~~-----------• .11110 8:00·a.m. p.m.••••-, ····-··--·,·· _J,.A., Meeting 1: t ''' !IIJ•I •..• Wotlhl••· 10 ' 3t 1m ' · SUnil~ lchool 9,1; a. m., War· Sloh"'•• .... .,. School 9 00 a· m" Salll S.turdaf ...., • -· leo!orTbe btftbllln Clool 1 01 ~ontll ' ~dvenllol, p~~ sblp Hl'l>ltlt lUll I m,J vurua. '"~~~ ~: m ~~~ · ·J.Oito· a.lll. •_....... lunlol t111tlllom a... "Your Keepsake Store" eroy, Children's Humf ll. .umn. IUhd•r hhool i8 1. tn,Jllll WJOPs ~ P_ m ~ • l:ltOOa.m ......... ~o~ ....... s.:. .... .~~~ 1'hldlrtSeoutt loOI'AL IJNliiN ~Uibfl't')' H•llllltll q • n Do Ill wnroh" f ttl lftd Uhlor Fe11<>Wshop; - ~ P,m (No Sun~IJ School OJ' \VOnblll s.rvico At Ko~@nlt'IIMd, W, Va. ~ID ~ MMn ill."" Pnlilnn' '11!1111111 D p, mo~ Wnllllll? .. r- '•t ,. . flvenlnl serv"" I :!41 P in, St, P•ul'll<ililttd'llf(IIIIIJtli 'l'IUo SandiJ) ' ' Pl;;nw h Pur0/1 I find expt> rienced operators In .Mr8, Oilytdn 8ttleklaM and Ml'l. Dtmald ~lllns wero hOJI. tsoses \fl!en ll!e ~~ Rite sewlift Clu~ mej Wedwday evenllil It Ill clUb toont. A llhotl builne11 ltltltlft wAI c:Mdlit:IC!d bf 111ra. Eiza an. mm, J!.:t JUMBO SIZii CAN HAIR SPRAY 99c •MANICURING e SCALP a"d SKIN CAR! ll<J6i · · · · · 7.95 REG. 1S.OO .... · .... 9.95 REG. 17.50 ... " .. 12.95 REG. 20.00 · · · · · ·· · 14.95 Offer Good "ri.ru Sept. 30th. • HAIR STYLING • P!RMAN!NT WAVINO e TINTING and BL!ACI~INO e HAIR fUTTINO ilae lll'l!lidllllt. was deettied to famtl,y picnic frOIII l 13 Ill REG. 12.50 sept 211• .~ttr. DAn · ue was a aueet lll4 alllted 111e bW. 16 lttlp With the · a1 Merle Norman Studio ~etlwate4 =~ $2211.00 to S87 5 $110.00 Also $450 and $6H WoddinO ~lng $125.00 " ' YOU c:AN PAY MORI lilt .YOU C:AN'T BUY . A FINCI DIAMOND RINO 1HAN A KlEPSAk! ' ~ i~~ enlar11ed lo '~gw d~tllllt FROSTING Come In Or Cell For Yout FtH l. . ~·~-m~~~~~~~-0~ 3:'•P•.!~ Bea~t! TONER lola's Beauty S~lon iiHONI! NV 2 -3117 2341!. M~lt.! STII!IIT "OjiiN IVININGS BY APPOINTMlttT" •" �'I ) i+o-------,, Circuit Court 11-Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 11, 19M WANT AD INFORMATION li(OD~RN ~ ftA "I'U rot .., ··"''..oro "'"' o•• ..,...._ , e.nu ·-"'" ""ll'lu• ~r1• tll ~ ., .... b ,.. •"""' ,,.., ,....,tl... t.llf:. 'ldt OIICOUftl ,.Jd :A-.D n.,... .... llll.llertl ..i\11 1111 ,... 1111 •na l"iiANMII • I.JD A. .. w ~IJ& · l' II Oalb _.:3P A. Ill "" tJ.OO MCI" l'l"t 80 &.U:¥ 1'0 PI.A.U IISIUt..T a P'8llUUt:JNQ WoNT olD PHONE WY 2-2157 batll I - - z BEDROOM hou•e with bath, d ood floors • t h b 1 asemen , ar w built . in cabinets. 1676 Unc· oln Heights. :::all TracY Whaley, IVY 2-3054. 916tc FURNISHED apartment rent. Five rooms and bath . Notice Utilities furnished. Close to MEN WOMEN be independent. bu siness district. Phone WY ' 2-3092 9 1 tfc earn good money . Insure your ___·_ _ __ _ future by enrolling in South- FURNISHED and unfurnished erton Beauty Academy In apmens. art t lnqu;•e _h h r. " a1 the ~ven or etg t mont s .man· Oh- H I 8·14-tlc O~O:::I•:::·_ _ _"7"""C-::ccia1 secu rttv can be you rs . ' _:::::I=Register no~ for September fHREE and tour roo'li furnish& Classes . Sma ll Reglstration ed ad llllfurnilbed apan. fee and monthly payment. menta. WY ~ 12 fl tfc Southerton Beauty Academy. 30 North Court Street. Ath· HOUSE lor rent to Pomeroy, ens. Oluu, Phone LY :1-1457. three _roomt and batb. CaD 9 11 ltc IVY 2-3515 lifter 5 p. m. T 21 tfc WILL TAKE elderly people mto my homt> . Phone WY 2- HOIJSE-:-4- rooms, bath. pie2987 . 9·8-61p tun.• windo". basement, pick· t?l fen ce vard . 1671 Lincoln MEXI CAN tomatoe-s . William Heights Phone WY 2·2780 H. Ho!mf's. Syracuse 8· ~2- tk I ~ -----·-·· - -- ,...,====--=--_ _I FOUR room apartLOSE WEIGHT sately and eas· rnt>nl. Phone WY 2-J658. _ by 4 I 14, lldl. Allo used brick, • flUO por 1000. Pboae WY S. 15312 t 10 lie 1 · ~ · PUBUC AUCI'ION. Saturday, I september 19, 1 p. m. Rufus Orender residence S I ate Route 681 Jlarrlsor>. l ville Slid Downlngton. 1 good milt cow, 1 other 8 smaller cattle, Warm Mom· ing hester•, coal rauge, small electric stove, dinette suite, dining room suite, bedroom suite, office desk and chair, lots of other merchandise. Jonn Hammll, Auctioneer, Terms : Cash Not responsible for accidents 9 10 6tc . G. E. Portable dishwasher, 3 id r- ood d'ti year! 0 · "' g con 1 on. Phone WY " 127· 9 10 trc I Prices Blasted SELL-DOWN '· State Actions TIME cow,l At Pomeroy Motor Co. . . . furnish<>d 1 All Sl~• e • S.le Pricecf USED BUYS e 21 cu. ft. Frlgldan Chest Fr•ear $125 16 cu ft . Chnt Frnzet $100 9 cu. ft. HDIDolnt Refrlgeretor _ _.,...,._ $65 2J cu. It Untco \Jprlght $100 12 cu. ft. Crotleo, Refrletr•tor $75 9 cu. ft FrltldaN Refrigerator ---::c,-: $50 Fi,..lf'ont Wrlng•r Wesher $50 Unlco Aut.m~tlc Waahlf $75 Pomeroy Landmark WY 2-2111 Jack CarMy. Mgr Racine Society Notes BUY NOWII 1963 Chevrolet Impala · · · · · · · · $2395 25911, Now $2395. 1962 Chevrolet Impala ........ $2195 Station Wagon. Beautiful white over black finJih . Red interior, new car appearance and performance, power steering, Powergllde, V8 engine, radio and heater. neW whitewall tires. Reduced to $219B. beater. A rea) smart car. 1962 Chevy II- 300-4 Door .. $1395 Local owner, rpotless lnGide and out. Beige finish, new tires, radio and heater. A real ecOnomy car and p1easing 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door · · $695 8 eyl. engine, standard tran1 .• good tire11, radio and heater. Special. 1961 Lancer 4 Door Sedan · · · · · · $899 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door · · $1 095 'iJN(H!:R Sewblf' machines oew 159 50 up &everal used macbinet at bargain prices The to'abrtc SboJt. :;:in~er Sales and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio W" Z.2284.. 4 21 Uc: "ora Are all Sem _ ~-· sen· PT. PLEASANT ""' ior class of Point Pleasant High School has selected three . candidates for homecoming ;,_ b queen. The will ue ehosen Y Vote Of the Student body They . are Karen Layton, Kay Searls .1 E 11 1 and SitIJ' ey ary, a sen ors. Homecoming 1s scheduled Oc· tober 9th and the queen wlll be announced during half time ceremonies of the Pt Pleas11nt · Big Black vs Williamson foothail game. . A parade is scheduled for the afternoon through downtnwn . Pomt Pleasant, and t he student council will sponsor a homecoming dance that eveniug loi· . th e game. 1owmg 6 cyl. Standard trans. Heater, new tires, low mileage, local owner. Black finish, spotless clean interior. 1961 Corvair 700 Wagon · .. · .. $1299 Len than 30,000 actual miles, Powerglide, radio, heater. Sharp jnside and out. cation• 11 24 Uc 1960 Rambler Classic Wagon .... $899 1 1959 Rambler Classl•,. 4 Dr. . . . . . . $169 95 I • I k $ I 0 nternatiOna -Pic up . ' . . . . 199 I • ' ealled 00 Mr. end Mn. _ _:VIENN.:.:;::.::.:,:A:..:,:(UP:::.,:l~)=..One:=_:work:.::;:_·_OrT __s_aturd __•Y_·_ _ _ __ ,RED LASSWELL AC'Vtf'l l.C.... pe- ,, I " --··---- ..~ ........ --- t . Tmr •s.!ddhtet n.~ U.Bipclthl U.A- t ' -........ 10. Attlrmlo- ~ lt.At..,_ JS.~ JG.NoUoe It Con•'el!a., tloQ -~ JU. J'otm-tha ..- 11.W111'Di111 llgn•l• -_.._ ~ h IUNCI ll'!nll'IK. ~!lee%1X, can manaQe without hel~ from ~u...r1•ve~6~::_;~~..!;my llrolhe~·in-.1-awl -· k· I . PAIL'f CJBirroQUOU:- Ben'• bow .. wad: tk nt AXYDLBAAXB Ill LOJ!I'& .. SLLOW Onolotl.rllbbpiJ lll&nda for NM>tber. !'a thla .ample A I l l for tile tbrlo J,lo, X toe the two O'o, etc. Sinal• lotterl, tzophloa, thlleqtk ..... - - ot 1111 - .. Jl&ch day tba code Jettera . . dU!tJ t RNOBLR'f JKTV LV OBPO •11 ill at ot • PJOKPQQS ·-- .... OBC l LZDNTOPRJC,-NVJP'f 'OLQICC ' '11'-1'0 Cl>Jpluq•tot THE HISTOIUAN LOOKS BACKW ARO. IN '1'111: BIU) Bill AU!O BE!J!J:VES ~Alit>­ ID 1111. xtoc ,._... - PROGRAM LOG MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 1:00 Sign On, MusiCAl Cioc.k · t:BO News Head!Jpos 8o32 1\lustcaJ Clock WMPO Radio MONDAY TBliU FRIDAY t;OO Sign On lo05 Country MUB!c Time 1:211 Coun~ Jamborel 6:35 ~Oiln flarma 7:05 Breakfast Party I:U Jones BuM< Show 10olll The Good f.Jfe 18:35 Music In The Air 10:45 This Is Music 11 :Uli Top Ten Show 11,35 Top Ten Show (Duttons) 12:00 NOOII News (1'Ues. •TbW'I.) 12: lJ Musical Jnteriuda 7:110 Nows Report 12:341 Rev. Merlin 'feels B· OU Breakflll Party 1:00 Platter Parl:v 8 10 .ll'ood Basket uu ·van ·Petrlek Sporta 7:00 Sundown &erenade 8:t; Bater F.!fDlture-Wed-Frl 7:111 Sign Off - 7:1l! News . Musical Cb:lc.c " News Headline& MustcaJ . Clock •. Word & Testimony Ohio Valley News 8:05 World, National N1!91l UO Sports Solfi Weather Picture 8 16 Musical Clock 3:55 Community News toOO Talk ol the Town II: 55 lliason County News IO oOO ll'amll1 Worship Hour !Oo15 Public Serrice 10· 30 Latchstring 10:55 World News ll rOO News Bell II : 05 Moi'Ding Melodies 8:tili OpeD 80010 SI1NUAY (..cept Friday. 9otlll .News 7:05 Sign On Chun:b Belb Ring) 9:05 Coffee With Janet 7:30 French City Baptlsl !lour 11:~ World Newo Mll Be~ Newlon 11:00 Mlnllterlll Assoc. 9:110 Wings of Heating 11:55 Mason Coun!J Newl 11:a Country DrUierl M·W t:llt Bible Speeiu 1o You U:OO Communi~ News l1 o05 Local' News 11:15 MasoD Ct. Agr. Elt-Tue 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 11.15 A.&.C. Program-Frt IO:im Waib. Reporta to People llUO Markell 12o li Mid DQ Weather 11.15 ll'amll7 Worsnlp-Tharr. 11:00 Sund111 Sbuw 11:111 Tiny's Country llymno IUO . Noon Newe 12-20 Evane Bulletin lloord 12·1111 Noon 11oport 12:1i Cbrtstlan Door 12:25 N- 0 OraiOI 11:30 Agrtcuitun Apal 12:10 Gilesl!er"a Guest Star·Frl. 12o80 Rev. Merlin Teell 12:45 Country Go Round U:*' MUB!c Just For You t:OO BiDy Grllham U5 Newa Beat 1:3:1 Lutheran Door . •:15 BIMI1ur Sbow-Tue• f:IO Laeol Nawa 2o00 Tbe Churcb AI '='ort 2:00 Cot!JIII'J Go Round 1:16 NtWI Beet 4:11t 119WIIIlc Searea ioOO COUntry H)'DliiTimera lo 00 Nowr Uli World ln Review 3:GI' Mld-WII)' Mallnee S:&S Newr Bdl 1:10 $lSD Ofl 1:00 Baptist Hour f:OO Dlr$11 Wllb Door 11&1\JRDAY 1:00 Sign OU l otiO SlgD on No... 1:11> Sacred IIMrt l o;w Coontry J81Jlboree S: i1t1 Farm Newe 8:8 Paul Bowera 1:'>. Meigs Ct Agr. Ext. 7:00 Newo 7:01i l'lny's Chapel 7:31 Newa 7:35 Plcl<eo; Hardware ' 7: 00 .Be Still & Kllor.:.. ROJ'• TIRRY . 7:011 loSt• 7:32 7 45 8o00 e ~ 4:311 lntercban!IO ·a:oo f'rosralllll AH·H·HI HA I AND T~ERE YoU ARE". OLD BoY I PRETTY YEAH I WELL , I GVT PLENT'l WOBBLY; I~ INK 'vt!U CAN WALK TH!CIT Pl.AMK 10 WLIO "riME: I'M SURI:; NOT GOJN' PJ<IVW!-IERE: IN GROUND~ OUT ' (OIJ COME, OUR LIITLE MUD 8A6Y I JUST DON'T SLIP O~F TP.,E PLANK t~W! D·D·OON'T VOU W<lRRV 'BOOT THAT MIS!'ERI t KNOW WI-lEN I'VE HAD ENOUG>II A HURR\ EH~ '. ABBIE AND SLATI IJ oOO Newa Roundup 12: zo Buttelin Board 12:25 Newo 0 Gronur l2 o30 Saturday Matinee U5 Newa Beat 1: 00 Saturday Mallnee 2o55 Newo Baal 3o 00 Salurday Mallnee 3:55 Newo Beal t: 00 Diaclng with Doll f: 30 Top Ten llavuo 5:00 NSw1 Summary ii: 15 Publlo Service 0;30 Dinner MuaiOJ·i• I:OC Sign OH -. Br GEOitGE WONDEII IAIINNIII! WINICLI WE HAV£ tfr 71/E ELIXJI<A[)().N/6111a.UIJ,ETJIEL Sff:11'!> . Rev. !fER JHJSBANO WITH THE f'ROI/OC4T/V£ IN/ 5EM:l'?ITA'!' NliY, 01' ALL 1\lE NERVE! MY FfED .......OUT WITH ANOTHER S ERV I( E lloO'MN l 'BUSiNESS' TO DI5CU5S, REMEMBER? ._..,i "' .!. Items A t m:y;.; = ... ' ' . <! L·' ' ' / • • I!Jo.l Community Newi 5:05 World, National News 5rlfi Spotlight on Sporll 5: 25 Weather >:30 Sunset Blvd. B: 00 Sign 011 SATURDAY 1:00 Sign On, Musical Cloct 7:00 Be Still v Know ? : r~ News 7:00 MuSJcal Clock 7:45 Word & Testimony B:OO Ohio Valle7 Newo 8o05 World, NatiQDal Newt 8' 10 Sporta Today 8o 15 Weatber PiciUn! U8 Music~ Clock 1:56 Newt 8: 00 Mu•lc~ Clock 9o30 Song & Story Time Hi Famuy Worship Hour 10o00 Nowo l0 otl5 Higb Scboot Hit Parade 10:55 News 11:00 Arm;y Tlmo Ur30 Special Commumt, • I WJEH RADIO "I'll ask my dad when he'a fl9t 10 buoy. He's in the kitche'A givinc 1111 a &ood Uatoning to!" ... ,. ~ "'ucL'•• "'w O,_.ftb . WD t.tleioot 'w •m ILAI!'PftiAR'S rU II) ·AL CAPP ; . . Look Jri1IF DOWlll I 1 Jed '' <LbrowJo 111. Chin 111: . . . J1.0atho ' c.~ I •; RADIATOR -- AC-.!1 &Poker Reedsville S • ty N t I U.."" .-.= DAILY CROSSWORD TH' NEXT TIM!! HE 'D THROW TH' BOOK J(l' ME ttzao .:N • ' BLAST IOU8WORitER ! MOTOR COMPANY I a.sy- :::=: .. ....,w z.- II elty .=-.. . .:.: ::::11 Mn. Worley Davll wbo> tile put week with ber d ter, J4r1, Mary K. Holter turned to her borne at Deater Sunday. Mr. and Mn. Lewla &Bu • pe.. tim fl. Stool &B"'' d s POMERQY ' ftoetiDI" -:u=: un. ArUat Marc CbapU'o .Interview at the United_Nallona for NBCTV'a "Today'' allow takes pll<!e Sept. 18, DDI ll'rldaJ, II reported Wednesday by Wl1 of I ~ work communlcatltlllll error. .m.. lllid - - .... 11. t:.&rp, MeehaDic'• d•~!t!,~ m Vol. 4. pan 190, of Ule M..........,'• Llelt Re· Included among those attend- corda 1 M•li:• Countr. Ohio, en all•le4 1 th h . p,rolt'....Of7 note ducribeCI u lbhJblt ng e omecommg at Oak 'D" an Al4 petition, and. tor • aom· Grove Methodist Church from plete de•erlptlon of ~&tM, re.tannee la W to NJd petluoa. Racine were Rev and Mrs H PlaJntuf• further allere b t De L M D ' I M . La w' • ntd defendant, Cbarl• N. Cap\ll.o, . C arue , rs. ura at- may bave aome t11tne1t ID l:be Mec:h· son Mrs Lavinia· Simpson Mr mlc"• LieD deacn!led m aa14 petl.tton ' · , 8. by rirtue of an ultptnent whlell 11 bil Miles and Mr and Mrs reeord*t! in Vol. "' ,... lrl. Mech· Ty G lliildo · · anJe'• uen Recorda. Mllfl"• CcRmty. · . re. Ohio, en A.prU Mth, 1961. m tbelr Pl'Q"ft' Pft1 h t 0 wen Watson 8ttended the thePlatntlffa eoatraet marked I:Khlblt .. .,_.. reunion of the 37th Division of !!i:~e"w=~ ~n.;t~ lets Only 98c. Stark Pharm· ;1 - ·:."rid war I, at Akron several ~~~·••r:r • ::~:=.:!:.=: . 6-I3-6tltp FOR RENT. modem house, 3 Stewart' Gun Shop, hunting Local owner, 6 cyl. Standard trans .• radio, heater, ele-an ys, ed lrl Vol. "pqe lN, lleahenle'• acy . _ .... -·· . s1x rooms and bath, Vounf:(S· Sh tg hells of Mrs Kathryn Bell Gunther Lien Recorda, M"etp County, Obi~;~. . I WATER HAlTLF.D. Call Tom · town kitchen. tile flooL lo- supp 1es. o un s inside and out. nd · J h Fred lck a»d Atd a-umnent ~ tn vot. Diddle VI 3-2276 or Wl 9- 1 ' cated at 136 Linco!n-rd Call an kinds . Have guns - wm I a son, o n er Gun· •. •••• County. ,..,, M..Ohio. """"··1:tloulll ............ " ther f C' . naf t Melp be eaa·. trade. Have shells - w Ill , o mcm I spen a celll!d, .-t a~l4• llld EXP?'P4 from 2512. 9 to Gtp IVV 2-Jtrltl. • 29 tfc sell. De JOt St., Rutland Radio, heater, V8 motor, needs repairs, standard trans. week visiting her m~her, Mrs. ~l:t 'i.:~ot~::t:-,eou:'":C. :~ UNFURN-ISHED___ apartment. Ohio. 9 3 1~tc Good tires. Special. Laura Bell. John lB enterlng be •urren4ered, cancelled. and "t th d Illin . 1 ulde by v1J"tu1 ol tnud. ...,.. . tw· with bath and utility ~oom . ONE 3ft ton Chevrolet tTUck, e secon year at ots D· ~ery, and tbat the lAid uu. ol. tba 803'> Brownell Ave' Middle- I electric motors. Phone WY 2· Durstitute of Technology in Chieago. ~:~ ~~"':~!."!':. ".:".::· ,:,~:: I 3319 . 8ft. body, Good Urea Sounl motor. be worked ahould be quieted, their co.N et autt. pori . Call WY 2-3045. 9 10 If". . f mg th the Ohi summer In U B and for other proper reUel, and &Jut PLANNING 9 10 3tc I _ _ _ ·--·-· - 1 or e o spec on ureau thl detmclantl auawer t.be blterror•· - ----'I'll ROUND TABLE, bed springs, 1 e See Us Before You Trade · Cincinnati. ::;::;.:,::'......::.,-:~ • ..': YOUR VACATION? mattreS!, dresser, hand World Traveler to Mrs. Mabel Wherry of Wash· •••• Cod•. , SIX ROO~! house. Laurel C 1 Ro•d ••rvice, bail bond Rd Phone IVY 2-331§. sv.·eeper, ali for $15. Bendix I Or We'll Both Lose! Speak to Women ington, Pa. and Mrs. Romaine ,.:!,"! •;•":'":.:.:;: ~ Mrvic:e and travel senice 1, ___ ___ -· ···- -·- 9 10 trc Dryer, ... .... See Katy Carpen· oh o--tt f R • 'II P 10M. u. • PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. J n ~u o o.erm e, a., were ..,..,.. R . CALL: APAHTMENT, 138 Bullemut ter, Hysell Run Road. moony lllore Late Models To Choou From Seidel, who has spent four guests last week of their sister, NeJUo .,.,.,.., .,,...,,, Verv nice for thrte or rooms 9 10 3te years tn Cairo, Egypt, will be Mrs. James Swart at the hom"e %;':n_c;w • hl1es-. E. M. BURTON for ·men with kitchen privil· OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8:00 P.M. the guest speaker for the first of Mr. and Mrs. AI Crow where 19>1!, 18 • ,., 11011• •·••·"' WY 2-2632 li71 lrMdWIY Middleport eges. Inquire Thursday, Fri· 1- ElectrJc refrigerator, G E. meeting of the year or the Pt. Mrs. Swart iB convalescing af~ LHAL HOTit:• day or Saturday. 9 10 3tc 1 dinette set, 1 bed complete, I Pleasant Branch of the Amerla ter a recent lllness. The unden!Pell will offu at pub· AlJTtiMliRILI. lnstlrance ~en : ·- --- - 1 buffet, 1 dresser, extra i can Association of Sunday guests of Mr. and ~r~::i:.:o ~~~1!~o:a~~ cancelled' t.os:1 vuur opera For Sale chairs, I pair curtain stretchWomen Monday Sept 14 Mro. Fred Cadle were Mr Ohlo. •• 10 •· ... oo _ . . , " · --1 ']ti fr H nry ' I 19&7 Pontae. J do4JI' llllaa. tor'l ucenae? cau w~ ers, qw ng arne. e the Appalachian Auditorium and Mrs. Leonard Moore and '"'",....· lt>u, LEGHORN hens for sale, 40 Beach above Bradbury School ginning at 7:45 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Oun of ..,....... ~;..,. "'· <~nts each . c. R. Pierce, , 9 10 3tp Your Chevy Dealer Pomeroy, Ohio Mrs. Seidel, the former Beaver Fails, Pa. •-•••·""" 9 _Langsville, Ohio. -ll-litp ~'REE LOAN of our efficient nette Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nance "' 10. "" For Sale or Rent ~·oH SALE -- 21 foot house I Carpet Shampooer FREE late C. C. Lewis and Mrs. and three children of Chesstrailer . Good cond1t1on F~rstl with purchase of Blue Lustre Real Estlte For Sale B • Lewis of Old Town Farms, will peake spent the Labor Day FIVE ROOMS and bath. house. $250 takes 1t Phone WY 2Shampoo. Baker Furniture, llltnen Services use as ber subject "Contrasts weekend with his ;wenta, Mr. 123 Hudson St. Middleport , 2922. 9·11-3lc Middleport. 9 9 6tc , of Egypt." and Mrs. Ted Nance. Inquire Ohto Hotel. 8-t~ttc 1960 V~lkswagen~ -2- door, very ' HOUSE for sale. Beside . Brad· PHOTO Copying Servlce. Cop- Mrs. Judson Brake., pre Mr. and Mrs. George nice $1.0!15 00. Gail Miller :PEACHES, ready. bring con- bury school. Call WY ~- ies made of legal papers, will preside at the land who have been ,siaUonled OCie 0 es Wanted To 6uy Garage, Phone IVY ~->19ti i tainers. Webster Fruit Farm, 8-21·Uc birth recorda and almost any Other officers for the new yeer In Colorado are on let!Ve , ---------9 11 3tc Long Bottom, Ohio. Phune •.!her documents. Also lamin· are, Miss Zelda , Knapp, vice ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. , 1000 Squirrel tails <grey) 05 _- ;- - -- ---- . 985-3201. 8 5 tfc FOR SAI.E- Middleport'o taJI. Hng In plastic, film to pre- president; Mrs. Cary Howard Walter Cleland. Mr. and Mrs. Jea Honeycutt each, 5000 fox squ~rrel tails, 1956 SIZF. 8 by 35 hou"" trailest building. located 352 N serve your valuable papers. Rayburn, secretary and Mr. and Mrs. Cheater family and Delores open! .06 each. Rub salt into meat A real bargain Walter ! - Real Estate For Sale Second Streot, Middleport Reuter lnsuranoe, Pomeroy Ruby Carder, treasurer. son spent 'a weekend o~t the weekend in North CaroUna, ends. lay away , keep straight I Crook s, IV\ 2-3631 9 11 filc 1 Prtc'Od for ~ulek .ale Jn. 9 4 tfc field with their son, Mr. and and dry. Wild Gin Seng $1 25 9 PIECE walnut dining room 1~OR SALE - 4 roora house quire at Ohio Hotel. Pleasant Valley tloapital Mrs. Brian Simpson and Usa. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith are 10 It Uc PIANO TUNING. N,ewman Bur· per oz., yellow root, .10 per • suite . Call WY 2-3515. 1 acre ground, Rt. I, Reed,.: ADMI'M'ED: Mrs. Larry Mrs. Roy Beggs and . tho birth ol 1 dauoz. Must be clean. Not stems 1 9 II 3tc ville. Winnie Bailey, Box , delta, Middleport WY 2-5246. CurUs, Long Bottom, 0 hI o; Paul, of East Liverpool Ann bom Sept. 2· Mail to D H. Roe and Sons. E d ---1 th' d ' 189 9 9 &tp I'OR SAJ.E In Mlddleport 4 9 3 30tc Mrs . Winfield VanMetet, recen.t guests of ber sister, Mrs. ha5v,eandtwoMarothker3.dllldroGrandn· Box 346, Pt PI'E'asant, W Va US D an_ new co ,_ng an . bedroom brlck bouse, 2 Ca. shoes. !mens. ,_,"erles and baths, tot and a ball, out of BULLDOZER and hack-hoe -• on; Mrs. Thomas Crump, me Scary and Miss Minnie II Mr and.,_ Claude 9 ll 3tp ..... wood; Mrs. Lorena Windon, Ma. Harpold. paren are · """· ~ANTED to bu , curtains Epp 'ding, 3tl SIX ROOM house, 15 acres, 2 high water . Nice iocaUon. loader. Ponds, baaementl, son; Palsy Thomas, Mrs. Ann Coe left to _ _. Smith, Reedavllle, and Mr. end " Y or !"?ntCondor Sl. 9-11-Jtc porches, running water in See by appointment. or caD dltcblng. P.M. Cowdery. Cbel- DISCHARGED.· Mrs. the ter In Columbus. , _ . Mrs. Melvin Smltb, pomeroy, Farm elevator swtabie for - ~ --- -_- . ki h --• 1 • • or ""' • _,. moving dtrt from hasemenL PORCH chair, antique table, 'tc en, apple trees, ....... •' ~ "• .......,., ter. 1-IUOtp ard Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Waid Mr. and Mrs. Ben Buckley G, E. Reuter, 166 Unioo Ave. storm door, Buckeye coal buo and mall route. Contact (SI lf tic &Ut'l'IONED ton; Mrs. James 3ee, spent the weekend with Marilyn are YlsttiD8 Mr. Pomeroy Phone WY Z.M90 or heater, large. round table, Mrs. Paul Searls, Story• Run BOUSE FOR SALE, BarrbOD' r-pl* l!enb Mrs. Frill: I>onecutter, and Mrs. Albert Hili. Th<!lr l~.vi llfrs. Bob Merdllh 1.1 d WY :t-2431. 9 4 6tc bedstead, coli sprmgs and or phone EM 7-7~. ville. Three bedrooms and Crill llliitllwd Pleasant; Mrs. Max Graham, daughter, Cheryl, family Ill Arlzolla, Serta mattress, lawn swmg 1 9 10 3tp hath. Small doWll paymeat. write, ,.... • C t d Arbuckle; Ben Roush, West home with them after Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pick· 'roT WATER bniler .md stok· and a small building to be Phone SH Z.M611. &. C. BUDPORD Columbia; Mrs. John Windlsth, a week with her 001 open! Sunday with Mr. and Hill, moved. Phone SH 2-4834. a 25 l21c lat . ., U11t Mt. Alto; Mrs. Hattie Mr. and Mrs. er, coal fired. Harry Mn. Bill Meredith and BODS, Rt. Z Racine. CH 7·2t42. 9 It 3tc ..., 111'1...."J 11 "8-19-Uc HOUSE FOR SALE• C rOiiiiii . t "" Pt Pleasant; Mrs. Jack and Mrs. Michael Fisher of Beverly. Jean Whitehead return· ===---;-;-c::---:- 1961 VINDALE Mobile Home, furnlahed, MlnernWe. $SOIIII. HOUSE AND roof painting. fie. Reedllvilie. ron spent the weekend ed to ber bome wltb tile Plek· WANTED, used furniture, tools, 52 x 10 with a 10 x 15 alumin- POMEROY RENTAL - Four Pbolle WY z.33l2 C 2llfe pair work, tree trimming. BIR'l'IIS: A son to Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush. dlshea and household goods. urn awning, Roger Keller, rooms with both, gas heat' Reasonable prices. Call VI s- Mrs. Larry CurU., Lon11 Mrs. Elsie Rlluah of P01m- l eoa. Any amount, large or small. Star Route, Pomeroy, Ohio, ing, out of high water, $30 BRICK veneer rancb lulme. ZlOO. 1 'll 14tp tom. eray lpelll the weekend Mrs. James Caruthen end Cali Knotts Auction, Galiipo- Phone Chester 985-3393. per month. Quality conatruclloo and ma· L 0 MeCOY AUCTIONE""' Auto "'-lea Mr. and Mrs. Frencls Canton and Mr. ~ Dd Us, Ohio. Phone 446-2917. 9 t 6t.c HARRISONVILLE - & • room terlal. Spaclnua living room, · ' I II Sunday aftemollD guestl of Marvin Marb 'lllltad _ _ _ _ _ _ _~_ 10_20..:.tp 1950 Rariey Davidson Motor· frame hotlll8 with front and 3 oveMized bedrooms, 2 a.ter, Oblo. lll82 2 DR. PIJmoutll v.. 'l'cJr. Mmrlaea waa Rev. Mn. Beu LartiDI. H I 'W t d I cycle 175. Fine shape, good back porcherl, cellar base- car patio, 2 llm7 out build· que Fllgh~ power brakel, Ra- Ball! of cambrld&e. Recent vllitDnl of Mr. aD~ e P an e tires Call WY 2-6708 ment, isrge garage and work· lng. Well located on boautlful· EXPERIENCED dlo and beater. Thll week and Mn. Paul A. Mrs. Bert Sbumwq wen :Mr. ':VAITRESS wanted. Apply in · and ly landscaped bill. Three ,1395, Powell'l Servlee en and daiJ&h!on, and Mn. iluJlert StalkDer and , 9 '9 3t.c ;. shop, uUllty buDding person. Sportsman Bar, Porn· large tot. A buy at $3500.00. mUea north of Falrgroundll. · Uon. H-tfc and Margaret, of Racine, R. Sabina, Mr. and Mrli. eroy. 9 11 3tc REGISTERED Jersey cow RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT Rt. No. 33. Terms ~ be Tb8 Brmblllr bave receotiJ relllrtled Calaway and Mn. QOr. txPERIENCED CliShier, ea· with third caU, hay, Masdey -Extensive equipment for arranged. Call WY W615. Warltl 8ludul cl C::OmpiCI where the)' 'rislted Calaway and Dlaile Col, perienced stock clerks. Ex- Ferguson Tractor ID Good operaUon including Do • Nut N-Ile Euelloaee partllla, Mr. and 'l'upper8 Plains. ri ed need shape. Call SH Ul24. machine and pizza Oven W ~_. l'rom tire 1arp11 trudl or ... ear _ rldo and Pln1on ol Kettefrln8 Craie Teed hal retuzlllll to 1 ::pl~cNo ~:.""ca~~.Y Apply 9 . St.c Old eatabDshed locatio~ _Employment a...t>ulldour rrdlator to tho ~•• "8.;.'n cor wllb her bro,then and lllten bls bomli In Ca!Ucirblt · ~ in person Tiny's Foodiand "B 'S'IZE potatoes. Also 11158 available at reaaonabl• rent. 'WILL DO baby sitting and troD- l8lllleot bMIU eotw. and IIIOIIIIPl"'lrlllty Dve jn Dayton. tile · - Willi lila Middleport. st.c ' Chevrolet for sa1e or trade .:i;xc-:CKLER, REALTOR ~~in my home. Ph~ ~2.See Rev-=~II&~S:.,. ' Mn. 19 ~OOKING 'OR SICURI for pjckup. Charles R. BarPIL WY z.3MO · Iii In Metropolltu Motore • , '-Bill ·. . • - • ris, PorUand, Ohio. Ph o o e t _9 3tc lntulrance wv'Mtct Pomeroy E. Mo1n Street, Pomeror baa returned to ....~ado - Mn. J.:71" ....._ 1087 VI il-2693· I 8 12tc FOR SALE - Two - three • . Phae WY Wl'll Coijege, PukenbtJri, · W. "'1• IM o. •- ""' 1 ....,. NOW Rl!:ADl mel..,.. oota- room apartment building JOHNSON, Slm- tnouranc:o IIBA'nNO, f'hmllltil, llaeO• 4 Z2 tic w!lere abe I& 8 atudeat. She "' '"' ,. """• """"'"" ,,_ , bu · c ta 1 n•-~-~ F F i •. ApneJ ID. AU at In hr • - &ntlld Btolllon. . to llidlb her training ,.,...,. .._,. _,,. -·~~• toos com, oeans .I JJIJ - brifll! .:on c n.ou~u . c •· ' lim Job ..., Ill But M.tJo fllnel, .....,. lll82 PONTIAC. S22liO. 4 tlaar Seeretary ·Science a\ the • ~containers ao dplck youraeH Chester, Ohio, 915-4015. : ; : ' ; Pill' ,...;:: . . , ..,_ · W'l ...._ banllop. Callllna. blue eoUege tlill quaf!e'r. ' Livestock CiarOIIOI Prollltt. VI $-2254 9-Utp ' I lfc • . I 1 • tie - lib. automauc Mr, and I ~- A.' G• ..-:=~; ===----~ 1 tlo FOR SALE: New sll: room IIIII Gl I , .......... ... .,,, MtMieport. Call W"a' 11.014P. parents ul ilef. 1 year old PalomTno quarter MEXICAN tomatoes. WUHom brick house, l'>fl acres land, Jnatructlona , Htartl power llleortna. powet Drak•- Selleri ul ~. recenUy mare w1th or without quart· H. Holmes, Syracuse. II> batha. Wall · to • wall . radio and emu 910 8~ lied with the Sellen falbily and 111111 • er colt. Gail Albany MY a. a 11 ttc carpeting. 2 fire places, · full u. S. CIVIL SIRV_IC' t a m i ; & Q SZ89. • 111114' attellded the Commeneement 1111. 1 n 3tc baaernent. PbODe WY W45 ...... ...,. • · ._,. .,.. -at Mountain Stata ·Col· Miscellaneot11 household after ltC ,,..... • - - """'"' ire .Ita" .a 6u$lne11 S.rvlcel 4 1 1l'IVE YEAR old Western Plea.. at r ~~,. In rear of 701 J p. m. 9 aatll .... .. I -...... .... -~'!""" . .. . . .b. -. ' . Parkerobur&. -opea kPft'f•er GMII11J ..u...ure riding horse. Contact Hay Broadway - enter ailey from HOME for rent In Pomero, 3 ""' nn:t I•',_..,. • ,_ .,. . · blil HOUSE pa1ntfng; roof ftii!!IN: . . . . . ., f'l '-.ntlllla Wntt' fVfl""' ' tl Enno, Rl. I, l1oJ: 1, Porn- Locust St., or Alb Street. 10 l'OOIDI .and balb. WY ....,.•• . r•,.. ..,....., ..._ _, Call W'll , ta'l~ 11Q • Nlctll chl!llney potn ng. eroy. · I II ate lo 12 1. m. on!J. I 10 Sic ,·1-U,t!¢, 1._ \.l'::t:"' ·- .'· , ~ .. ·. , . . .. I • lie bour. VI, i'-2'100. ily, with new Oex-a-diet tab- [ I nr.' to drive. MEXICAN tomaroes. William H. Holmes, Syracuse. 8 28 tfc I Bl"" •• cab LeMans 2 Door. Red over white finish, good whitewall tires, 326 cu. ln. VB engine, automatic trans. Radio and 11,========"""" By RIO: DU BROW lt'a true that tb1a season 1 have United Prell lllterarUoaal a situation oomedy, but I'm ROLL YWOOD (UPI) -Witb bidding for the rlibll to Jamea the toievlJIOD ....., sot to Joyce's 'lilY....,' T-b om 01 open full blut nHI week, video Mann'a 'The MaJie Mountain' uecuUvea are dlapatcblng and Marcel Proust's 'Rememsor;ne of their biggest ceiebrl- brance of 'l'bJngo Pasl,' u well lleo to the blnterland to fomi u for all of D. IL Lawrence'• lasting friendships wlth the works wblcb 1oo1< adaptable to public. Fortunately, we were toievlalon. Maybe you've seen able to collar some of theee my movies along these tines. I celebrities for exctuslve stat& want to ba Identified with great menta before they le!L Remem- things. Desperately." br, you read them here first. May Marker, tho legendary liary Crewcut, the b•ndso'Ile leadlntr lady: "No matter bow youna leading I!Wl: "A .ICOOP much one hal achieved, one for you, baby. l'm~orm must ba wlllln& to gamble In own produclloa 'm aperimental shows If one 23 already, and II Fr t. wanll to mature In one's prora had my aosurance l)e could fession , That II why 'nHI sea· be another ~e. Maybe you saw son I will have a special enmy last aerie•, 'Tho i':naign.' II entitled 'May Marker Presents was gN&t, but they didn't know Labnr Day with Bob Hope and what to do with me. Tha stris a Cast of Thousand• From The worship me, and I like some of Hollywood Bowl.'" them. The press relea•e• de- Tbe Channel Swlm:'Regularly llcrlbe me as nt&ged, whlcb Is scheduled booing broadca•ts about right.'' bow off network television Fri· Harry Mlddleground, the fa· day with ABC's fmal "Fight of moua proclu.cer: "Well, look, the Week," which matches = 4 Door. Low mileage by 1oea1 owner, 1potleaa interior, ~bei.ge and brown finish. VB en2lne. Powerglide trana. Radio and healer, whitewall tires ahow little wear, Wu Local owner, clean interior, 6 cyl., st.andanl trans., good tires, radio HDd heater. .Television Revue l'rolOIIional Otfl... and Boopitlll. Colllplell 'l'hlnlna, ProfeiiJonol, I"Ubllc Belallo"" Lobont.orJ, Raoep!lont.l, Speeeb op~ Clwm - qo 11 · 111. Sbort Couno. _.nent oolarleo, married or llJtilo. Will not lnterfon with PT. PLEASANT - Acllon ent job. Cambrldce CoUece. Write, Cl•lnr e<l4rtee 111d the Muon Coonty Circuli Court II '. telepbone nWilber to Bo•. ee&C, ell> The Deil1 -liDo!, Thursday was tho dlsmlsaal Pomerw, Oblo. the crimlne1 appeel acllon State h. Hey Newell, Sr. charg-1 ---------- - - - - - ---~ed with recltleaa driving, pecta to receive l1er dlplomJ allo the dlsmlasal of tbe1 •::~ \ in December, 1lltM. of State vs, Albert Lee Jc indecent exposure. The criminal appeal aclloru Legal Notice of Stat& vs. Darwin H. bins, intent to defraud ana State vs. Alfred Plants, J&sault on a u•AL NOTICI miLor, were both remanded to Mr. and Mrs. James Roush w.tfi:.~:U:. ~i.,~naur'.:. ' Justice of Peace Cou'1: for dis- honored their daughtert AJnan.. fled burP,that Pennaylvanla, 11 berebJ aou. , OD the 8tll dQ of Apr11, position. da with a party 011 her siath - · ,.,..... H. ........ ... NeUlo blrthda'y, Aug. 28 . Games were m..s ...,,w,\belr•· n. '· "'"' Bottom. ohio. On the criminal docket cert&Lft petiUcm ... t.h• action· of the State vs. lied Ann HUI, played with prizeo "'ven Aft. c~n •• c....... ,.,..., ""'' Coun· nd a• • t.J, Ohio, cu. No. 1U121. aram.t 11y. contributing, was no ; o er Amanda opened her gifts ,.,. II., o.t ,.. Pll!nttll. the case of State vs. Layton refreshments of Ice cream, :.~~4r::!ru~. tll~".':!w~ the Savre Illegal sale of and Kool ade were served Treat n. rouowlbi nal ..ua. tltv.at1 • ~• ed tD the County ot lleJU. ID t.he tcaU• bg beer vs. of eandy bars and balloonl were """ ol -ohio, ,.. "' '"' - · W and State ol OUve and bound..t and d.eJCrib. a) eaver, given to the little guests. Pres-- ec1 .. tOIJowe: AD o1. u.. foUowinl were set for trial the week of ent were Candy • Sandy' Rhon- a11.d r••l ••tate lltuwte m lhln County. lt:ate of OhiO. and ta S.etknt September 21. da Beckie and Robert Proffitt · Number Tweaty-etx, Towa NumlMr The civil action of Charlea 0arr'e ll RoUSh Tl m Bentz,' Four. Bani• Pu.rchaea, No. 11, .. Ohlo Company'l aNItbe t. OUWI 1 0 R. Withers, Administrator of Pe~ Imboden ' J·~ and Judy . . _ '" ..,., '"' _,....,. aa.r .....,. quarter of the IOUtbell\ quartet ~;~f tate of S muel Withers, dec., Roush Bea Jay Autherson rue. •Ill Seetlon N~;~. Twant:v...u. Allo, t ' U)l .-ut ball of the. nortbeut QWir· vs. E rv je Ca r It and ky Snider, Brenda Sayre, TeiTY ter of Secthm No. TwenlJ' • flop. Cartt has been sett1ed. em·dy Lee Steven and Rich- Toll'n No. "- aanp Nb. u. o1 1h• · and • · Ohio Comp11l)"'1 PurcbUI. Belnl In tion was for $10,000 was le GIIUlan Connie Glenn and ouve Towuhlp and Count, of ll.ela:• the result of an acctdent May ~sh, and Mn. h~~.:n:o:,.:~C:..~on°: 7, 1963 on Jerrv'a Run R t.o ad Ronald Gillilan, Mrs. I1ah 1...REFER.ENcJ: DRD: V~;~J 1M. when a car driven by the Cartts Roush Mrs. Faye Proffitt the .... ..., · ,.. ...,.,...., ""'' Samuel ' County, Ohio. I struck and k'lled I hosts, ' Mr. and Mrs. Roush, PI•inUffl 1n thetr petJ.tloJI t.~Cr~be I ers ' son of Charles Withers. and the honoree , Amanda · atlfb coDtr•et entere<l mto by llld plllrland the defenlllant, Alwldnum Rev. and Mrs. H. L. McDaniel Builder• Co., a Pf.rtnumlp. • purQueen Candidates returned after three weeks va- ~rJ-1n c:~~raet ~:'a~ ·' betweeD Diet ,.... and • Don Nlmor In Cllfelalld, . . Broh•• ' Womeo llteded to ll1l potltlooo •• A11.._,11 la Delltal, ) ' mlddlewellblr DENTAL AND .MEDICAL ASSISTANT Dismiss~ ;:=========·~II 1963 Tempest Pontiac: · ...... · $2195 Big freezer Sele for L---------'1 8 28 tfc OSkb WtlliiEk - I lllle and bath house, in Minersville. Write Raymond Brown, 755 Stelzer Rd., Lot 247, Columbus, 19, Ohio. _ _ _ __ _ _ _11 9 6tc 1 DB.I.1'U- .. runtu end • ·- IsROOM .uu88 - fl 'l-'1 fOJ 81.. ...,I'd telD •mllrrl llacb -"dll:lona.o ..... lt on 1r.1 ..uuu • - fumlshed apertDlOilt. M l4dleport. WY 1-3174. . tlltfc - TWO BEDROOM garage apartrnent in Middleport. Phone WY 2-5217. . I 11 ltp FURNIStlED bouse, newly- decorated iMide and ou~ Porn· eroy. IS(I.OO month without utilities. Cali WY 2-5262 In evenings. I 11 tfc wtftllll 'It diVI Ot For Sale For Rent I .. .. ~ ·r. ..1 - , '!\(" �..... ... ...,. ~,.._ ' _____..... ..... - ... . . ' I •• • 1'": ·_· ._. . .. --· ... ]" ' • ' t /" NO~ YOU KN011" ..." - " lhe , _ ..... •t - .. ""' lD lhe u.w . . lea, ' ' • at y -en tine ·---- ' ' ' ' ·. ' ' . O.nn • r'ts .,. ., Ljll hrh,. ...,. ..,., r a 4• .._~.... . . " .I~ ~--------------------------------~--NO. 126 -------t----------------------------------------------------------~~~~~----~------~~~=-~~~~~::=-~-· 4 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 19C::.. ~~'.~ .;'n; PRia RVE CENJJ· . "t...\ · • . unch Hunt or Local and state law enforce- St., Pomeroy. ment autboritles tnday launclr- White broke out or the uped an area search for a Meies stairs of the ancient jail at county jail prisoner who eecap- 8.20 m last night by plctJnc ed from blo ce)l Friday night. · 1ocPk· and · ,~ 11 •• tJrrno••• .... . · a ·" " •.., • ...,., u"' Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbaeh wnmen'o quarters., said the escapee lo Kenneth The Pomeroy mall was be·Ray White, 21, of 121 Ebeneoer- lng held Jn jail oo two e1Jaries "• ----------------------- ;;. same charges, Jome. Freder-iappeared In Meigs County Court iek S~uster, 21, also- of Pome- In a preliminary hearing: Both roy, remain"'i in the . down- entered pleas of ll<)t gwlty to stairs sector of the Jail today. the charges and ~bound ovSheriff Hartenba k id lhl• er to the grand JUry on $1,1100 c •• each by Judge Frank W p,... :;ml:oy Motur Compony used morning that the two men were ter, Jr. · In Augusl "prohlem priloners," so he sep- Whlte and SchUller were tak Another prisoner lacing the arated them Friday after tbP.y en lnto cuotody on August 19 or auto larceny and also for parole violation. Affldavita bad been filed against him lor car theft in connectlon with two automohlleo taken from the by SberiH Har1oaboch .n.r·N two stolen cars, both Oievrol"' Monzas, w~ foulld abandoeed in a strip mine IIU near Demr. Sheriff Hartenbaeb cleacrlbecl White as belns e ft., 2 111. IIJl and weighlng 140 lbe. wilb bro\115 hair and tnown eye1. B1lton Rakes Handling of Bobby Baker ·' SUN .. MON. and rues. Sept. 13-14-15 "WILD AND WONDERFUL'' (fechnicnlur ) rony Curtis. Christine K11u! mann F~t~~turettt: So's Your AntPnna Colorcartoons i 1' l TONIGHT Maurice Chevalier and Angi~ Dickinson in "JESSICA" <Techmcolor) -andfonv Curtis Kirk Douglas . ''THE LIST OF ADRIAN MESSENGER" THE BIG KICK-OFF! So~t.-Sun, S.pt. 12·13 Robert Mitchum and Elsa Martine!H in " RAMPAGE" (Technicolor) - -and - 'iandra Dee Peter Weekend Sale ' . Fond:~ "TAMMY AND THE DOCTOR" JJial~t~ lfs An Oll6r! NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED . 61 Rambler 4Dr. Station Wagon . S119S To check \ Classic 8 eyl. ;tandard trans., chrome Jug~age rack, radio, heater, white sidewall tires, 2·tone ereen with matchin~ mterlor. . spendingspend ( S9 Chevrolet Bel Air 2door , with checks • • '6' standard transmission, beige wltb beige interior, 4 brand new white side- wail tires. Looks and run• like new STYLE NO. 861 Krest Originals com bines fashion, quality and It's a double check, actually.•. Your checkbook's "running balance" constantly warns you against overspending - and because check-stub records show what you've paid ,out, to whom, there's little dan,er of repeating payments. luxury in Ihis wing sleeve dress with fl&ttering V-8 standard tran$l151111dn, r~lo, heater 8nd white .tdewal tiru -· · pleasure to step into. Wyner's "Sag-No-Mor-Pius" We Pay .1% Interest On Saving• 100% WORSTED WOOL JERSEY Pomeroy National Bank Member Fodorol R-rv• System BAHR CLOTHIERS Member Fodonl Deposit lnourlnco Corf10nl101\ ' ·Serving Meigs County f~r over 90 yeara Middleport, 0. POMEROY -RUTLAND ' ' ...,. 68 Chevrol~t Nomad 4dr.; WagQn·.~. 'fSf$ .V-8 au~matlc transinladon; power ~ •· CH~,K . · 57 CHRYSLER 4 DOOR NOW ONL'('. KAIR & ' .... ' . . . Ill'~· . IJOVf~;;~e=g,. rt:il!;~~,alef•.. .: white ddepU .tlret, ~utliur ,vhltll o'll Jl'H~ Interior. Sliowa real care. uv" neck .. concealed front opening makes it a Bonded to its own tri cot backing ·63 Ford Galaxi~ 4door ·· · · . S199S · ""/' . . ·· ma - - ~ . . c. · ·, KENNETH RAY .WHITE ~· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 11, 1964 burke wolfe