https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/73e83d87a51f8db3c3fa1244b4f65ecd.pdf d531a27d3008f559b282b2c572c9b26d PDF Text Text ,, ..• t • • ) • Church Bazaar Committees Set • • Ctrd~ wa~ In charge Pavillion at W01ld's Fair 1S DeSCrl'bed Around And About Mjdd /eporf 1-DdYieDUMI, PomtrOJ'IIIddleport, 0., lhpt. II, liM Presbyterian ,.,., Ch~J• Croup ''Mra.Entertolnal Peter Staee entertained WomentoMCFt tbe Past Chlefa of Melp Tempie Pythlan Slstenl at her In Nelsonvilltl Abo•t 1.1410 opec!•• fll eock· roache• are known, accwdln& to the Eacyclopaedla BrUauJ· Kloes, Mizpah benediction and A report oo tbt CbW'cb Pa· tees namPd lor tlw dOnltal ba uf the program ~:~nt.l l:t play - Mrs Adam Eber sbach a. n d group adJourned to the Yilllon at the World'l Falr and zaar to bt' Jwld J'hursd<J\ ~u lei Tome Capsuh~ ' was pr~ ' Mtss Jo~ ted:d Grueser, 11w~et room for refreshroenta Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Slndle 1 pi'Qir'aDI on the Statue of bo~e Monday evening. A pot. The Fall meeting ol Dlstrlet vember 12 when the Wor 11 en., st>ntrd Its members Mtss Mary shop Mrs Homer Holler Mrs by the Fnendly Circle, Charlea Bennett Slndle Uberty by Mrs. Bethel Cole- luck dinner preceded tbt meet· ill, Unite<! Pr..byteriaJ! WomGulld of the F'ed~r att'd churc h \ trgm~<i Ret bel announced tht> 1Max Me mart Mrs Phil Globo- Mrs James Fugate, Mra. were weekend aueata and her lOft, Roy, higtt.. ln&: en of Scioto Presbyter~. met Wf'dn tsdrn evenmg 111 the p~rli C!pa nts m the play mclud- kar \1rs Lollis Re1bt>l, M1ss Btllkam, Mrs Paul Werner, and Mrs. WUUam Ault the September meetinC: The birthday anniversary of be held Friday, Oct. t, fl Net. ladtes ' loungt' 11t !IH~ lhtln h mg Mrs Pearl \l ora as Pa c.tor Thelma Grueser. Mrs Henry Mrs. Henry Ewlng and M r I. family the Women'1 Assocllltton of Mra. Stace waa observed dur- sonville Presbyterian Church. Arran'-'emt> nh uf tluwer-s Olivt>r Mrs Manm Hurt, Fred Re1bel Mr s Carl B11tkam and Thomas Young the refresh· Ftnt United Presbyterian 1.,., the evorun•, Those report· Mrs L w. Mcintire of,l Loaan " 1 d It Mr. and Mro. Cash Bahr ::~1 ctourc:h made b~ \Irs /I• Jrner Holter rurkt.-r Mrs P<.~ul Wernt'r \lrs Mrs Neui.Zitng, so tcltors, an ment comm1 ee. Thurlday evenJ.na al ... ed Ill Included·~ Mn. Wilham wtll be the preSiding ot.!lcer. ""th •' k d M " l'h t 11 th Jed In Columbus Thunday. El :\lrs Pe<u 1 \lor~ \1 rs i a r 1 Allee Turn~r fred s W1ft> Mrs ~11~ tza~ ,·IC an rs e a erne was carr churth. Lowe 8 patient at University The meeting will start at If Kautz \It , J (' \~v. 1 ·1 :.m d Ho~ :vlaver Pat \1r s Phtl, Glu- Edv.ard Kennedy, cashiers out on the tables decorated by Ml'l. Bl'\lce Uoyd ts Durin& the program hour hosplial in Columbul and Mrs . a m and end 3 p There \ , r ~ EJ7 1 G!lrntJre J 1 dr1or buk:lr ,)f'antt and SteH' .Jewell 1 l'ht> mstallatlon of the new Mrs Carl Kautz and Mrs. El· ig 1 1alea meeting in Indianap- Roy COleman read the record- Max Sanborn w11l be workshops m the ptom· a!t'd tht: loungt nanm the Tacker ehtldrt>n, mmt~let He-v Wilbur Pernn, lza Gilmore Jr M1ss Elizabeth olis, Jnd dlta week. He be had enjoyed while vlalt- Mrs. Pat Gallagher wtu be mg to help newly • electeji offi· 1he 11 ..-umg opl'nl:'d .,.,1111 de- .:~nd Mr s Ella Ctlmort~ .Jr \l ar .... as announ<.ed for November 1F'tck pre~tded at the punch Thurlday and Friday there. lng the Church Pavilllot. at the hostess for the October meet- cers of local associations, ond II O! Hm~ IJ\ \1rs Allre-d i row, garf'l Shafer i:l dt s1uri.Jt'd llt'lgh 2!1 A tea Will fol low sponsored ! bowl MISS Flck, Mrs Leonard World's Fair. Mra:. Coleman inl with the birthdays or Mn to consider study and work Ytho had tur her Iheme· 1J man bur , IJy tht> Gutld wtth the exJ?cuttve Jewell and Mrs Roy Mayer Mra. Delbert Mitchell and gave the hlatory and descrlp- Gallagher and Mrs. George programs for 1965. •umr~ 10 tmd 1 , 0 u The h\mn buard as the commrttee .setved 1:1.~ the receptwn commit· chlldren were ln Cedar Grove, tion of the Statue ot Uberty Child! to be observed Ttre trav- Dr Lois Visscher will weak . S lril Ot I ·ud opened tht" Dunng the I.Jusm~ss session Tht" meetmg clo sed wtth the tee W. Va. recently where they vii· and Ukened It to the church . d ted b M P conduett->d b\ \1r s 11en Ne-ut£- ' ~~ ---~-~ Ued with her mother Mn Ed th eling prize, ona Y r!l. in the afternoon. All Presf>yterde\l11Hm-. Sl rtpturE:' readmg ut d r tl I I • • and e Christian religion that Oll.ld by Mrs wn lan women are cordtally InvitF.ec-lrs rastes ·• l 15 "'as rea d bv I lmg presl e-!11 a mt't'ling o le ,~¥· '"""' '"""""''~""'"*' . ~·<~"! Masked Halloween ith Dartt. They also visited rei- abedJ It light ot freedom lla 'A· lwlm'a'n"onGamea wer; ed. h I d h 0l d tl PrPs bv tt'l\ WJ:I~ .:~nnounced fm r atwes in Boomer & East Bank, Mn Walter Waddell ~tm 1 ' ea " " "" • 1 k' October 9 at ohe Ftrst Prcsb} ' Party i• Planned w Va. Mr. Mltchell11employ~ ed the. devotional perloclpr• ha•· Mrs played and prize• awarded to Dr Lois H Vosscher. Presby· prave-r An o11 ert ll g "as ta 1 11 k Allman Mn Childs Mrs tertal fraternal worker in India, en by :"ltr , Alberl \\ood, n d ;m d ttncm d1urd~ m Nt>lsonvt e ; Plans were made for a mas - ed at Warren, Ohio. 1.ng 81 her topic "God'l Prom. · • · • !\I · Ch 1 s ~ ed Halloween party In October tses to M " She gave quota Betty Biggt, Mrs. Gallagher, who was appointed in 1142 by 1 M ThP nwe1mg wtll opt'n wlth 11 r" at e~ !rauss wt t l ' rs i coftee lwur at 9 ~o am I, ff when the Fnendly Nerghbors The Rev. Clyde Bartlett, pasen. . Uld Mrs. Stace. the former Board of Foreign ThomR ~ luung gt\'Jilg tht' J.Jl~,- lhu\e v.ho plan !U attend are I"'1 a tor of the Middleport Church tiona from famous author• and MlSS!Ons of the Presbyterian z; club met Tuesdav evemng at ts and read scri ture ei I \1rs Nt>ulz lmg Mrs Wr lbur Per the home of Mrs. C E Clark of the Nazarene haa apent the poe p , Church, US A, is on the staff :\Jr., Young pr I ~ tdent vt l ht' '1 Ph I. I" II '1 Mrs Harry Bearlt~ returned PI t Rd ' week at Cedar Lake near During the buslnesl meeting '' of the Memoria! Hospitol In 11 11 "rs 1 tl Jamson, n rs easan 1 ge presided over by Mrs Pao1 , ~---- ------------, il I H \Ired \1rs Louts Retbel I hom' Thursday from Hol7.er Mrs Elwocd Bowers. ley, w. va. where be has been . Fatehgarb This Is the largest r · · h 11 d b1 t at Haptonstall president th e In · 11 • VISIT OUR STORE FOR \lrs Thomas Young Mrs H('n ~~~p~a anf ~ Imfrov~gd ru dent. cond ucted the a mm s ers re re voted to pay ro; materl.al odn best equipped hospltt 1 r\ F .... mg and Mrs Dale Smtlb Ytl e con tn to ler e- or session and the traveling prize M- Henn'etta Burton!ihaw . In h the Farrukhabad and four ad, Lh · ·~ repatr or a room t e d' t t d tr t 1-.il s nt boys shtrts and socks sellera 1 mon s. donated by Mrs George Buchson Flo)d, of Cleveland, manse Ml'!l Coleman gave the A report on the Buckeye Girls Jacent Is nc s an ea s au \\ Ill bt! taken to tlu~ meetmg Mr and Mrs Harold Teaford anan was awarded to Mrs Em- spen~ the past weekend with report· for Group 1 on their State this summer was given average of two thouss nd paAcontnbutron of $5 was of Middlt!pot t :spent V!oednesday erson Well An auction sale of her daughter and son-in-law, projeeta and Mrs J. E. Har· by four Mlddleport High tients a year. FOR ALL GIFT made tu the- world l' lottung pro- evenmg with his mother. Mrs home made art•cles was held Mr and Mrs Gail Miller. ley reported for Group n. School students who attended It ~---GIVING OCCASIONS Jfrr ol the Untied Chut ch of Edtth 1 eaford and ~on Mmer~ · followmg the meetrng wlth Mrs Mr and Mrs Glenn Lamb- The prayer for the mission- when the Ladles Auxiliary of B/ F 'l (hrl~t Mr~ Young told of the V! lle ' Bowers as auctioneer. aries of the day was given by Feeney-BeMett Post 128, AmeraeUnar amE Y mt'anlng of the l~el l owsht~ Games were played and priz are visiting m Berea, Ohio, Miss Mar aret Sauer and the lean Legion, met Tuesday eve· , , I ~~ ~ lht 1os. Co tn • and an of I Mrs Rov Holter 11islt~ m es awarded to Mrs Donley Rei· with their daughter and family, ' g ed 1 11 nina at the hall Goes to Crnc1nnat . , M d M G D llttl summer m tea o ermg wa1 "e · tcnng \Ht~ takeu 1 he th;mk of- 1 Owshtre Monday wtlh her roo-- bel, Mrs Jack Robson and Mrs r an rs. eorge oo . e received It was announced that Reporting were Patsy Man- Mr and Mrs John Wllllam WY 12641 tt>JH ig servlf'e whr rh wtll ther , Mrs George Thompson IH.obert Arnold, after which a and children, ~teve and Conrue. the Scloio Presbyterial fall ley, Suzanne Bradbury, Joy Blaettnar and ~hlldren Eliza· 5 99 Mtll ' MiddlE-port t1 1e Sunday before Th::tnksgtv who ha_;..bfen Ill dessert t.'OUrse was served by Mrs. Kermit W1seman, Co- meeting would be held at Nel- Boggs and Seren Lew1s, who beth Mary Helen Kath'ryn and ;;;;;;~~~-~--1 1 1 ng will be <.'hargt' \ln 1 \1r~/j;Sther Kissler of Cnl· the hostess Present were the lumbus, aDd her mother, Mn. sonville Octob.er 9 Reserva· were sponsored the Buck· Frederick, speni past \\dlJUI Petrtll I um¥uF,_~rs F'ran~t'S Blewmg- above and Mrs. Leon McKnight Vance Stewart of Logan, were tion.s to be given to Mrs ere State by the auxiliary. The weekend in Cincinnati where ~\ orld rommuntl)" Dav wa~~ ton, . . . ,Yiddleport , and Mrs Mrs HPnry Werry, Mrs ~111- Wtdnesday guests of Mr and Walter Waddell by October&. g~rls reported on the two days Mr. Blaettnar and his father, dnnounred b) Vlrs Lou1s Ret· Oatsy Ankrum or Columbia S ~rd Hmes and Mrs. Roy Snuth Mrs. Gall Miller. They were Mrs Dwight Wallace served spent at Capital University in Fred Blaettnar who accompabel dturch key woman, tor C, vrslted :vtonday wtth Mr!\ former Middleport residents. as secretary in the absence of Columbus and thanked th~ aux- nied them to cincinnati, attendTONIGHT thru SUNDAY November 6 at 1 30 P m at the Ho~er Showers ' n Youth FeUowship Mrs Myron Miller A round- tliary for. the ~pportunity of ed the 1965 Buick showing held Double Ft>ature Program Hulland Mt>thodrs! ch urch It Ctpt and Mrs Y.ats n Burn. PI . R k Sal Girl ScouU Meet robtn card was to be sent to representing Middleport. at the Cmcmnati Gardens OD wa s vot f'd lo pav the $5 annual fte-ld of , Wh1t~man Arr Force ann1.ng a e . e Mrs Mtller who 11 recuperat- Plans were made for the SBturday afternoon. '' IRMA LA DOUCE " h~t' a1 1111s ume and ktls wt\1 Base Mtssoun, were recent ~he Yo.uth Fellowship of the At Pomeroy Schoo,l mg ·from s~rgery Mrs. Lil· Eighth District fall conference They went by train, giving W1lh JJ(.k Lem oll bt' rndde U~· the Fr rendly and guestll of Mr and Mrs John 1Rock Sprmgs Methodls! church Members of Girl Scout 1 roop lian Steiff was ptanist for the to be held in Middleport, Octo· the children their first train and Shule" .'\l atLillll~ (Techmcolor J f'Pderated Crrcles .:~nd the Hap· W. Blaettnar a~d ~amliy held tts .regular meetmg , h 267 met With leader, Mn. Tho- evening. Mra. Freda Bratt gave ber 8 at the hall with the local ride, and drove new Butcks f.!\ Harvrc:.ters class I Mrs Rex 0 8nen returned ~ay evl!nmg at the .church wtt mas Smith Wednesday everung the benediction umt as host. Committees for back Fred B!aettnar returned --11 ndNAME COMI\UTTEES to her home in Sltowart 1'hurs· Cathy Abbott, president, In at the Pomeroy Elementary A k d h ld In th the luncheotl were appointed and s 1 da ntng "SOME LIKE IT HOT " d f h charge Sch 1 po11 uc mner e e a ur y eve . '1-Iarrl v nl\lom(.u~. Jom} lt.ll tls Named on committees for ! ay at~!' a VISit wi t her by oo . church dmmg room preceded plans made to contact each Mr. and Mrs Blaettnar and "'::;~~~~~~====-: tlu: bazoar were .\1rs 0 ale . daughter and son-m-law, Mr 8 Dellotlons Mrs u 'l'he meeting opened wlth the the meetmg wUh Miss Phyllis member for casb or food dona- children visited Saturday ev· ,,~- - - - -- - - Smllh Mrs Max \llemhart, 1and Mr~ Paul Eichinger and earhs, counselor, open SCQUt song, "Alice" Poster5 on Joachim Mrs Leo Kennedy ttons for the luncheon ening with former college \I J s Phi l Mernhart Mrs Hen- dam lly. l meletl~gll Me.mthbers rBesbpteonded to health were made by Judith Mrs. Arlhur Lewts Mrs. Ed: Reservations for the lunch- friends, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. ro 1 ca WI a 1 verse Becky Houdashelt, . ' eon are to be made wtlh Mrs R".b 1 Mr Clare c· Ma · rv d e · s ne sSherrie Blackston led In group J M d D bb ward Smith, Mrs. Peter Stace . Folger HI and fam1lyy Sunday, POMEROY OHIO 0 Sd t \1t s Lou I~ Herbel Mrs /Joyal Hel per1 are M k' ayer an e Je and Mrs Torn Rue serving the Albert Roush, Thtni Ave. or they visited the CincinnaU zoo Ltlhe Hauck and Mrs Ph 1 l smgmg oney rna mg A skit and a song n Mrs D.a\e Mourning before Octi th N TONIGHT & SATURDAY (;ru~sts (It Hom.e Jects were luscussed and ted b Debb' C dessert and co1fee. 1ere wert where por ons 1rom e ut(,loi.Jokar, dmner. Mrs klw" " . . was presen y le row 17 members present for the tober 3. The annual Halloween cracker Suite were presenetd "HEY THERE, 1T'S r~nce 1 anmng Mt~~ Lena Grue- The Life of Hannah was was decided to have a Nancy Thompson and a skit d d li party of the auxiliary will be b th C1 1 tl Ci 1 B 1 l YOGI !!EAR" ' ser M;s Ma~ Memhart Mrs studied and dtscussed when the sale m the near future a commercial by Debbie mner an mee ng. h ld Oct 31 y e nc nna v c ale. (Yop:t Colon . Lo 1 H 1 t 1 th A b ·11 t C e · They returned borne Sunday 'r'ogt Bear .hlln Yogt Hl:'d Dessauer and Mrs C J ya e pers c ass o e s- mem ers WI go o amp Bernadette Hennessy, Two new members were wel· evemn BOO·ROu (. mdy F.bersbach, kitchen Mrs Don· burv Methodist church ln. Syra ces Asbury on Oct. 3, for Trlplett, Susan Clark and corned lnto the auxlliary. A g. _ _ _ __ " GUN HAWK '' le~ Reibel, Mrs Uee Hawley, ' cuse met Monday evenmg at all day outing. Davis A song by Twda round·robin birthday card was (Tcclmtcolorl Mrs Glad) S Cuckler. Mrs Hen· . the home of Mrs Ralpb Robson Durmg the program hour the Clatwurthy closed the meeting to be sent to Mary McElroy, Judith McKni•ht il Ror:r Ca lhoun , Rod Cameron ry Ewrng, M1ss Thelma Grue- l Mrs. Robson, president, was iRt>\1 . Chester Lemley gave new department presrdent A At Photo Session Ru ll'! Lee ser :\1rs Rov Ma.ver, \If Iss I tn cha rge of the mertmg whi ch talk about the Bible membership report was also to Judit11 McKnight, daughter of SUN, MON . TUES . Maud (;ruesE'r, Mrs 1\lbert open£'d With Psalm 23 lfl urn- Wt>f€' the above and Roger. Donbe sent to Mrs. McElroy. Mr and Mrs. Leon McKnight. Sept. 27-28.29 Woodard \1rs Carl Bllrkan and son DevotiOns taken from F:ph na and Suzanne Partlow , Pomeroy, represented tht 'RC'B1 N AND THE 7 HOODS' Vltss Marv V!rgmta ReJbei dec- eslans were led by Mrs. Helen die Abbott, He<ky and Mary Home Demonstration Meigs ColUlty Glrl Scouts Sat· (Techmrolorl ora twns ior table and se'rving ~amewood , who gavt- a rne-dJta- Lou Radford, Sharon Brawley, Class officers wert elected at urday, September 12, at the St. Frank Sm.arra, D£"an lllar!in ' of the dmner. Mrs Lawrenre 1tlon from The Upper Room , and / Con me Radford Hnd Dtamt Wey· Eastern Hll~ School Sept. 1$. Council will Meet Andrews church lD ParkersBm~ Croo;;b\ Edw G Rubt n Lannmg roftee urn . Mrs Tho closed With prayer ersmlller SEPT. !I Th P1' PLEASANT The Ma b W V son Samm~ Da\ ts .! 1 PPter 1 Falk. Barbara Hu sh, Vtc1or , mas Young , Mrs Jamt's President, Edna son Scout Coun· Buono a w ~~rk ~IJOOrs thw. L Kautz, fancy was sent to Melvtn Grt'mm who A school-sponsored record p Se t 2"27 S turda McCoy; VIet President, Mary twn Counci w m~t ne• ell held a photograph sesaioo Colorc:artoon• " omeroy P · ~. • a Y Mankin; Secretary, Linda Spen- day. September 30, at Krodel lhere which will be used to """~~~~~-:-:::~~:-:-:--::::::..--.="'"'....======- rs rll in University HospitaL Co- hop will be held this Saturday aGnddSunda yb, by Wmdmg TraLI cer, and Treasurer, Karen Car· Park help promote the annutl fund 1 Jumbus. The meeting clo!!ed night at the Pomeroy r High ar en c1u ter The business meeting w1ll be- raising campaign Judith 1.s a with !he Mtzpah benediction auditoriUm star tmg at 8 p m !:EPT. t7 Juniors, President, Mary Tay- gin at 10 30 a m. w1th Mrs member of 267 and Dunng the soctal hour a des- The Jays will emcee. The descendants _or J C and lor, v1ce President; Gary Wolf; Alma Turner presidilllil:. M 1as serves 88 Troop scribe. She waa sert course was served by Mrs Ethehnda Moore will hold a re- Secretary, Roberta Trussell; Wanda Stemple, County Exten· one of four girls 1n the Four Robson's daughters, Miss EleaMOVE TO INDIANA Sunday at the Sutton Treasurer, Joan Davia and sion Agent, Home Demonstra· Rivers area to attend the meet. nor and Mrs Paul Kloes assist- Mr and Mrs Ronald Carr 1Methodist church on the Ra· Sgt at Arms, Gregory Dailey tlon, will conduct the afternoon ing. Wilma planning session At this time 1ed by Dellbre Hartenbat'h to and daughter, Paige, former cine - Bashan Road. A basket Seniors President, Mrs. Royal Thomas, Miss Mar- Lmcoln Hill resident&, have dmner will be served at noon. Atherotn;' Vice President, Roa· club lessons, program emphas· ad" E . ed .. c1a Karr, Mrs. Damewood, Mrs rno11ed to Aurora, Ind, where All relatives and friends are Bahr; secretary, Barbara il, and work meetings will be L lei nterlo.an Wilham Eichinger, Mrs. Frank Mr Carr has employment m 1nv1ted. Lanham, Treasurer, Kenneth planned for 1965. Each county By Mr1. Gre•• I Wmebrenner and Mrs. Wll- the offices of Ute Stedmon SEPT. Z8 Caldwell and Sgt. ol. Arms, home demonstration club Is Mrs . Richard Gress entertaln.li,;;;;am;;;;;;;;;;;H;;;;o;;;;cd;;;;a;;;;s;;;;he;;;;l;;;;t====="-F•ou;;;;n;;;;d;;;;ryi..= =======ol Jane Howell Tent ~aughters Jame~ Meredith. urged to be representfd At ed her card club Tuesday evenl•· of Un1on Vtterans wtll meet noon Ute group will have a ing at her home on Pearl-St. Monday at 7:SO p. m at the potluck dinner of low calorie . Prizes were awarded to Mrs. DAV Hall. dishes, and adjourn at 2 30 p.m. Wttliam Childs, Mrs. Lionel The Middleport Band Boost· Boggs, Mrs. Donald Mills, 11114 er Assoctatton wlll meet Mon SI!RVICE SI!T Mrs David Ohlinger a IJUO'It dayd evenmg, Sept. 28 In th • PT. PLEASANT - Funeral for ihe evening. ' A .... 11 ban room at 7 30 p. m. A services for Henry 1!. I.ewta, Others present were M r •· dasoic of. pwe parent& of band members are .. 89, a retired Galllpolls Ferry Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Edna oirgia wool with urged to ·~tend and m-.,t. the Mr and Mrs. Ronald Gotb· farmer, will be held S..turday. Fr.nch, and Mrs. Robert Scltnew band director, Mr Wilham ardt and son, Bruce, of Colum- 2 p. m., st the Mohr Funeral moll. Mrs. Gress served a de. wann Miliwn4' Russ~! Refreshmenb wUI be bus visited from Thursday un· Home with the Rev Don Me- sert course at the cloSe of l b I lining ODd wat« serve · til SUnday with her mother. Mellon officiating. Burial will evening. .-pe!lent built-ia Mrs W. A. Morgan. be In the Pine Grove cemetery. ----comfort. Hugh Bearhs left Thumy Friend• are belnl received at Pleaaaat Valley HoJpflal for a week'• vtllt with hlo dau- the funeral home. ADMITrED - Mrs. Fred Traditionally styled ghter and her husband, Mr. and Mr. Lewis dl<!d Wedneaday Ka,.., Gallll"'lls, Ohio. with the easy Mrs Barrie Phillips, of Vestal. at his home alter 1 ohort Ill· DISCHARGED - ~ Ray silhouette, New York ne,., He 11 tnU"Yived by his Duncan, Galllpolls ~ !i:~< Mrs. upstanding collar Misses Norma, Florence atilt wile, Sola Edwarda Lewis; one Millard Oiler and ~ler, Yin"The bank helps us t& handle our money Carrie Beth IINrho were SUn· 1011, Hngh Lew11, Galllpoll• ton; Mrs. l!verett Parsons, JA. and slash pocket& aafely with a checking account. It paya guesta of Mrs. Hucb Bearhl Ferry lOCI one brother, Jeaoe on; Mrs. Garland Bostic, Hot· In the Highland The Athens • Melgo County and son, Ronald. Lewla, Henderson. sett. us Interest on our money in a saving11 Annual Stockholders meeting of tweeds, 8-18, 4fff6' Jackoon Production Credit Assoaceount. It providee safe deposit protecciation wUI be beld at 1;30 P.M., tion for our valuables. And it helps WL Wodneoday, Sept !10, at the Bedford~ Youth Center. located with a low-cost loan when we need it. on State Rt. 33, about It milea ~ Good friends, these bank people I" tWrth of Pomeroy and 15 mllel soutb of Athe01. LET OUR BANK II YOUR FRtiNO' Tho speaker wltl be Lyle Alii· MAU FULl. USE 01' OUR FUU..liCAU HRVICil tin, of Hogsett. W. Va, who operate11 a successful dairy farm Hll talk wiU be .., hit 27z48 lncb size 27x1Binch size recent toor of Egypt, aided by slides. Martin 11 aervms u vice We Pay 3% Interest On Sat!lng• presldetlt of West VIrginia Farm Bureau Federation. See the many valuas all ovrr the store In the End of the Anoclation buslneaa wiU be trlllllllctod whtch wm Include P lans 1-\t'fe nu1dt· .wd ( 01111111 t Fnt"ndly Also Mrs Norman NOW YOU KNOW wm VOL XVI NO. 140 '• ••• • I Mainly About \ ° People In p omeroy I w G' I' s St af e Representatives Make Repor fS I GIFTS I MIDDLEPORT 8001( STORE rn r Tl BY LUCILLE HAWKINS One hundred fifth teachers attended the Me1gs County Education ASsociation held Fn· day in Rutland where advan· tages of redtstnctmg into larger schools was the theme of one of the main speakers Following the busmess ses· sioo the speakers were introduced includmg, Byron Morton, assistant state superrntendent of schools, who spoke on redistricting the schools. He gave some of the reasons for t h e need of larger school distrtcts Including Better Progress -there Is a desire for better educatton on the part of man. Finances, The ooard of edu· ut at a;e at y POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO cat1on in smaller districts are up agamst it more than those in larger d1str1cts Revoking of charters of many schools, whtch are not hvmg up to the Oh1o High School standards People are show ing tn· creased mterest in the drop • out, to get him back 1n school 1f !here Is a program provided for him Our programs for the gifted and slow learners, adult education and vocational schools, show the tremendous emphasrs on education tcxh1y m OhiO John Parsons, director of school fmance for the state of Ohio, also spoke usmg as his theme, "T1red Faith " He smd, "Tired faith is what is happen· lng to the teachers of today. When your school districst ar· n't smcerely mterested tn the teacher's growth, both profes· stonally and economically, then the teacher develops a general run down feehng m his aJr proach to W. job. "Tired faith is oot unique to rtle teaching profession, for any profession which tr1es to influence other people wJll undergo it, at one Ume or anohter The only way to de.al with it is to accept it as a part of your professional JOb, but remember there 1s always a new day ahead. We m the f1eld of educa· tlon are gomg to have to do a little rec:ruiting, to mtere st our students in the teaching pro- the ' fesl!lon " Mr. Parsons also said, "Remember that dealing with human bebavlor il! no profession for a perfectionist and that a teacher has to be a master of practical psychology." He urged the teachers to ac-qUire a new shining enthusiasm toward their profession . He closed by saying, a teacher must have faith in himself, faith in the professmn, faith In the staff, fatlh m his abiHty to do the JOb and faith in the product Remarta were made by Lawrenee Huber, Galli1 Couoty Dtstrlct Ubrarlan, who told of the new bookmobUe I o r Meigs county which wDl come Into existeuce sometime after the lint of lhe year. There will be between 1,900 and t.· 000 volumes a year in tbt bookmobile. Tbe state w!U furnllb boob and adm.lnlstntive aid with some help from the eouaty. Ue stressed drlJ ts not a service for tbe schools but for the whole county. It will be administered throaJb the Gllllla county dlatrlct Ub.....,.. Miss Pikkoija, assistant to Mr. Huber, also spoke briefly concerning the bookmobile, after which the meeti11g adJourn· ed for lunch m the Elementary School cafeteria. Workshops were held m the afternoon mcludmg Re::Jdmg. conducted by MISS Tydvil Tho- In Court • IS mas, Miss Jean Ginkel and Paul Euler; reading consultants for Scott-Foresman Co. m Columbus , Arithmetic, eonducted by J M McEntee of the McCorrn· ack, Mathen Co, CGlwnbus; High School Science, conducted by Kenneth Myers, chemistry department, Rlo Grande Col.. lege; High School Ro.ding Laborator) , conducted by Clifton Queen, science research associates Inc. of North Canton; and High Scbool Physical EducatiOn and JJe:tlth, conducted by Richard Marlin of Rutland Hogh School Regtstermg guests and assistIng with the coif.., hour preced· mg the meeting were M1ss Mary Elizabeth Chapman, Miss Le- da Mae Kraeuter, Mn. Robe ta WIIJon, Mn, Thelma Camp. bell. Mrs. Fay Sauer, Mn. Ma.. garet Paron1, Mlu Martha Ohlinger and MIJo Sally Schaal. MORNING SEIIIIION The loronoon ..ton wbleh .... beld In tbe Rutlllnd lllgll Scbool gymnasium. opened wldtt a welcome by Donald MeKe1>o Zie execultve head of Nortltwe.otem Local Scbool Disll\<1, followed by the lnvocaUm ..,. Mrs. Maxine Wingett. Pupllo of Mra. C. 0 . Chapman, Rutland vocal musk JD.. structor, presented. a prGII'Uil consiSting of a vocal trio, Julia Lucas, SUey Parker and Pe._ Wtlliams and a plano solo ..,. <Continued On PaJie 2) Johnson Returns Goldwater's Line I !!t MEIGS THEATRE Tl Tl Ar - Tl CJ.ass OfficerS Are Elected at Eastern u·Igh SOCIAL CALENDAR Fugate he~ s:~~t :u~~=~~ ~:~:~" c:~~ RECOR-D~H-O-P~S-A-T-URDAY or~:;':'e;t ~~~7~ ·p~~ce~ti~~fl~ee~~ S~~h:~:~~s, Cl TrooP Bohr Clothiers I "WHAT DOES OUR BANK DO FOR US, DAD?" u....proot QUESTION, SON!" Rock Spnn"gs Society Notes Athens-Meigs I Stockholders Meet Sept. 30 Solei Carpet Samples Pendletoll' :..;. ~ Another Big Mill Shipm•nt of Fine Quality Carpet Samples ...... Pomeroy National Bank Mem...r Fedoral R-rv• Systom BAHR CLOTHIERS Mom...r Foderol Doposlt lnouranco Corporation Middleport, 0. I'DMIROY - RUTLAND Serving Mel&• County for over 90 yean votllni lar Dlre<tora to ....,..... sent Pike, Adama, Jackaon. aDd Scloro counties. Dtrectora now serving from thlo area are 0. vii Greene, Albany, and Andrew Croaa, ·Racine. Free . relreshmento and entertolnmeQt will be offered. A1J people lntenotetlln fannin& IN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' welcaiDt. - ---- ... ··----' ~ Services for Arthur Barr Are Announced Count~1 "ft~e De~O:tra- u~t~ F~aiuvers Plan on Pendleton's• ttKnockabout" Coat at ~-· .. · - ~ .. -- · . . .. . - . . .. ... . ~ . ~--~ Month Sale - wearing apparel for your family, furniture and fUrnishings for your home, ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . ' ~ • .. ... SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, h. 14Suffer Penalties 1 be l .......... , ...... .. -"lilt.... . Vr't"l !I d - . . . . ., 'qr .. . . School Consolidatioll: at m. •' e ... • Wti'I8U . AIRMAN GATES F. C. Rupe, 57,0aimed Friday Night �I Politicians Hike Tempo • Ill State The high steppmg Pomeroy High Sch 1 M h band the caught th': e e ~~ : s Friday CXlUJIIBVI (UPl'J _ Sen. Bllhct B. Rmupb.., wW make bll .....-1 o•mpolp lrip Into Ohlo .... . , to 01*1 a week of lntalft eampatgn1nJ tn the atate by both parties A C'IWd of about 10 000 was expaated to see the Democratic vtce prelidentlal eandldate at the traditional Cuyaboge Coun 1y oqani%atlon 1 st• roast at Late Panther TD Brings 12-6 Victory over Wellston Mrs. Plants General Cha~rman Of District OFWC Convention Band Catches Eyes of Fans DJ.otrict Eight of the Ohio F ederatJOn of Women s Clubs will convene Monday wath a preconference dmner for overmght gueslll at 6 30 p m Monday at the home of Mrs M T Ei>ling Sr The hos tess clubs for the con ventlon pre Riverside Study Club wlth Mn M T Ephng Sr as president and Galllpo-Us Junior WoD'len s Club wltb Mrs Jean Plants as president Mlddleporl Literary Club with Mrs James Et "r as president and the Pomeroy Shakespea~ club with Mr. T A H1mnessy as president The openini aessloft will beg.m at 8 am Tuesday morrung at the Grace Method11t Church Mra Jean Planll will serve as general chairman of Ule conven lion Mro Deryl Ellcessor will be the reg~strar ApprmuiDBteJy 150 members of women s club• ari expected to attend There wlll bt llX workshops conducted during the day with Mra Ben Eachus of RiverSide Club conducting the lnternatlonal Affaars workshop and Mrs Gordon Roth of the JI.Ulior Women conducting one on Jun10r Women s Clubs Mrs Joe Blll Mello tnd Mrl Luther Settle are In char&• oC hospitality Mr1 Paul Lewta wil1 be ln charge of pagea and ushers Mn Merril1 Evans wW provtde decorations The ccmventlon will end abouL 2 41 p m. Euclid Beach Park Sunday aft. On Saturday Lucl Balnea amvo In hla charier campaign 1 U S Rep R<Ibert Taft Jr ornoon Johnson >s scheduled to cam plane at the Cleveland HopkiDi l senator"! candidate R<p Oliv nl ht with a Yreclslon drill show The spotlight wlll shift to the paogn for bet father "' ralliea Au-port ao 1 li p ID EDT Sun- er P Bolton, who lo running for d!tng !he tJifUme of the Well Repubbcans on Tuesday when al Dayton and Columbus day He will gv 1n a motorcade congressman at large and ston-Panther game Sen Barry Goldwater mak"'s P~sylvania Uov William to the Democratic rally for a State Chairman Ray C Bllss Marches layed 10 the half his frrst tnp mto the state as Scranton wtll campa1gn for the 4 p m speech A recepllon for I Gov James A RhOOes plans time abow p mcluded Colonel tbe prelldenual candidalt H1s 1Rer 1can ticket m Cleveland I the senator and Mrs Humphrey to be aboard a part of the 80 ,. 1 Look Sharp , a 0 d two day whistle stop tnp w1ll on Oct 1 He was scheduled was sch~uled at the Hotel Car t1me He speaks 1n Trumbull wh:t A COUntry ,. Another take him across t lf state to for I breakfast l}leech lpOn ter for Democral.ti who have County Tuesday morrung and highlight was the band playing Clncmnatl Tuesday and on to sored uy the local ctUzena for contnbuted It 000 to the cam will Oy to Chillicothe to 11et and marching to tile lyrica of Tole® Wednesday I Goldwater Mlile. palgn aboard the train leavmg In Latm American Touch Scranton s Cleveland trip was RJdmg With the senator m time to fly to a dmner m Belle- Leading the band under the He will get aboard dLr~tion of 'l.obert warren. • 2 Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport 0 Sept 26 1964 set for the day befcre President the motorcade Will be U S Sen vue Johnson speaks there at a f100 Stephen M Young a candidate Wednesday morning to rtde waa Drum MaJor Mike Mulford, a plate fund r81S1nj dinner tor re-election Mayor Ralph with the senator into ColumbUI Drum Majorette Donna Crow Mrs Myrtle Long was bostell The President 1 trip probably Locher and Albert S Porter Republican headquarters aald and spectal twirler Gloria Buck to the Wllllna Worker• Clall w•ll be expanded to Include a the CUyahoga County Demo- all elected state offu:Ials would MaJorettes are Pam 0 Br1et1, of the EnterprJse F.UB cburch flyong VISit to Akron Demo- eratic chairman be aboard tho train part of the Nancy Ash Pegif Hoffner Lin Thlll'lday evenJni at her bomo crat c headquarten reported Goldwater Will be accompan time Their schedule was 1t1U da Moore, Kay McGowan Kan Rock Springl Road ' DevotiOn• were led by Mrs Republican headquarten said led by leading OhiO Republicans being put to&ether saturday dy Grueser and Sandy Thomas One driver was InJured to one of two accident• to an effort was being made to on his train trip Th..e Include morning Lonll whlcb opened with 1 h 1 vesttaated by Gallipolis Post, State Highw ay Patrol have Go ldwater campaign tn _ hymn Count Your Bles·'·•• • The firlt of the Fnday acc1 Akron Canton and MaJllfleld ~&aa: tm&atdlll•~• lftl:t#AI • followed by the Lordi p;.~er dents took place at 7 55 am school bus and f ned $lS and on Oct 17 1 in Wliaon Mn 'lboma1 Bentl on Rt 3i eight tentho of • mile costs m Meigs court Ralph Anthony J Celebrezze lor 0 read Psalm I and • poem 'My west ol Rt 160 StiviSon 46 Logan cited Oct mer Cleveland mayor now S Prayer Several readlngo wert 22 A semi outfit 1oaded With 3 for speed and Jerry Barr liealth Educalion and Welfare 1 auz ar~:musu :.a l!iiiiiiiRI!II,!jellli i '-"} dln Galhpohs clted Oct 3 for By D 0 TABER increase m sales tax proposed R ven u''" u g Summer Oay!l, 23 by driven ea't .traw and secretary In the Johnson cab! tl tho same aa any other group Mrs Carl Moore Privilege, J met Darst 29 Manon came passmg on curve net opens a to-state speaking State Re~resen.. ve dl d 1 d In Mr J W II S a behind l moving trac Com 1cttons m Me1gs county To my way of thinking It or in vt ua But m so o g s ames I , ummer Mem.. up a I ow I court mcluded Harry Ham tour Sunday iD Colorado that would be a healthy situation If school people are pitting Jchool Middleport s high school baltd ones Mrs ClarJ. Karr Season. tor pulUng a wagon Unab 1!1 to d 45 Jack son forfeited Will takt: him rnto Manetta organizations In Ohio lnteres• teachera agaln what seeiDJ to '" ings Please Mrs Herbert f>lx.. stop the truck driver pulled off mon Mondav evem •g • b th IIU I tl th Friday night at AthellJ presen. A V M on the right berm and hit a $32 50 bond for uverload John to ed m the welfare of schools e e two po ca par es e ed Its show featuring Drum 1\fa on oyage ro Harley could adopt the thinking of AF of L = CIO council and at jor Mlk Arcbor and the tricky Brown Autumn Trails Mrs Ed mall box belonging to Opoe Mar Asbun 52 Middleport fined Humphrey was scheduled cum 486 Jackson Pike The $5 and costs for defective Ralph M Besse president or least one other powertul organ- cadences of Its percussiOn sec SEPT !8 King and God Is Love, Mrs dri cited to Galhpohs brakes Emmett Manley 75 the Cleveland Electric Illumln. tzatlon. tlon manned by Jim Butcher, Flowtr abow, "Vacation Mem Ben Buck co:r~r :.~day on a charge of Middleport lmed $10 and costs ttmg Co as their official pa~ \1 hat II ochools lose on th Roy Colemen Wayne Davis orles at Ohio Power office In During the buslneu IOSIIon f 1 to top In usured clear for Improper start Marion tern ballot? Wbera will they t>! Sean Mullen, 'Frank Whla, Pomeroy Sept :!e-27, Saturday with I Mrs Herley Brown vlce 1 ,!!ts In pasSing 1 m•ght oay tt ts then? It will then bo neces..ry san Ohlinger, Jon Cunningham, :usundfyb by Wlncllni Trail • card of Tbe two men wbo died In n ght uf way James Carpen amazmg to me that • man m to sell their wareo on a plant and Mike Lloyd en c ~EPT 27 ' Berry ; ..~h:~ nom M r I the nammg cab of tbe~r seml tr 39 West Columboa W Va (Continued From Poge I) mdustry such as Mr Besse from whlcb they ahould never It was the aame show pre- R II D lll be h ld !t her whll h ~~~wert •ent outf!t Friday moralng on Rt !med $lO and costs lor dmmg Sabra Canaday The girls en should have such a grasp oi depart Certainly schoolt havo sented In Middleport for the da a~ 1ay;: 27 teCh : robin c;d osp A round High educational needs The adoption a terrtnc problem and a tre- opening game of tho aeason Ythodep er;: ~ M~ es Bearh It wu sent to M r • 31 four mile wott of Tbur oil nght side of road Patricia oemble of the Rutland man bavo beeo Jdentllied Doerfer 21 Middleport !med School Including Pennee WII of his beilefs and philosoph10s mendous responslblllty A n d The show waa announced tn : ~~~~ ~ ur81 g 0 : w:~ the c~ h was ~"""f'~ed that Tbey were Jim Smith, 24 $5 and costs for defective muf 111ams Julla Lucas Suzy Park of educatiOn would be a great surely they are scared about it Athenl from the press box: by 1 Phw U1 ~ adm t as 90th a~c wou c~tt its of Rarden Scioto county end fler and $50 lind coats for un er Debbie Smith Kathy Tho- step forward m Ohio It cer Mr Bea.te s philosophy presents Band director and MHS Prlncl· unc w e aerve a noon b versary on Y No. Poll Roveneraft :U, of Mays- sale operatiOn Ray Evans 36 mas Mariha Brown O.bble ttmly could calm the troubled the best approach and one cor pal Wllllam Ru89ell The afternoon program wlll :•mglf er!r 8 Mrs Buck received ville, Ky Tbe petrol steted Sheets Jean Tilllll Darlene waters and be a refreslung step taln to convJnot the majority The marching emphasized have Rev Pearl Casto bring I om her secret pal lbey mtgbt bave died m tbe Pomeroy fmed $tO and costs Smith Bonnie Grate Kathy forward II adopted m place of of people diagonal llnes Flag bearers ing the messa&e Everyone 11 Re!resbmenlll were aerved by cnsb before the fin Elgbt for left of center Kenneth Schappert Debble Turner and the pohtJcal strife force and were Mary Lou Tealord and welcome the ho•tea• to those named a. Black ADgus calves wero a~ Brooks 48 Reedsville lined Gloria Thompson with Sabra discord Such t cbcs to my no- Space does not pernUt I fu'l Carole Anderson Majorettes The d..cendanll of J ond bovt and MISI Dorothy Lonc so burned In lbe fire The $40 and costs for speed Alfred Canaday as accomparust pres liOn are unbecoming of persona presenlaUon of his thOU(lbll but were Christine Bailey Debbie Ethellnda Moore will hold ,._ bodies were Identified by Jack Randolph 21 Reedsville lined ented selections as were also r•presenting learned people here are a few of hls state- Grueser Connie Cook~ Elaine Lmlon Sundey at tho !t~tton Mortland o1 Rt 1 Mayovllle, : and co~s ~~; u~;afep:~~~;: presented by the slage band Cerc.,nly schools have a nght ments The American achieve- Davis, and DLana Davl; ~~od\;' b'!,ur~: Ath~ ::-"; ol tbe tru k ogene 0 under the direction of Relph to go to the polls to settle the men( Ia one ol the miracle• ol ""- • as .. e owner c burg W Va forfeited $27 ~o Jarvi! Rutland Instrumental in hiStory It" attnbuted to many dinner will be served at noon • • An Injury accident took pi~~ bond for jellow line VIOlation things chte! of them has been All relaUvea and friends are at 6 10 p m Friday on Rt Chauncey Teder 4.2 Philadel structor th f invited two mlles north of Rio Grande phm Pa forfeited $58 35 bond Mrs Thelma Dill presided ov ese our SEPT !I Plans were discussed for a 'The physlcai greatness of Jane Howell Tent Daughters recepllon honormg the new min· A car driven south by Denver for no highway use tax Mlch er the meeting and Robert BoKerr, 16 Rt 2 Bidv;ell failed to ael 0 Dell 18 M ddleport for wen gave the report of the elec our land, our broad concepts of of Union Veterans will meet JLster and his family when the make a left curve and went out felted $27 50 bond lor speed and tlon committee Chosen as delefreedom, our ethical i"'deposts M da at 7 30 m at the oyal Women' Class of t h • of control and ran off the right Jerry Comer 22 Slsson!VIlle gats to the OEA In Columbus for conduct and llnally our D~ p Middleport Church of Christ met Side of the highway and over W Va forfeited $27 50 bond was Mrs Dorothy Michael and belief In universal opportunity The Middleport Band Boost- Thursday evening at the church alternate Donald Wolfe Dele- Sunday School attendance on for freedom U we kee our The receptwn will be held an embankment hittmg a ware for unsafe 0 ration fence and turning over There pe gates to the Southeastern Ohlo Sept 20 \¥as 64 offermg was country eP'e&t we will h:ve to The Pomeroy Panther 7-8th :r Assoc!tion S:lll r:e~ Mt~n Sunday evenJng following Chi was heavy damage to the car EducatiOn AssociatiOn m~etlng $13 54 At 11 o clock services preserve these basic su ports grade grid 1oet lta season open ba~ eve g 7p~ A~ 7 30 p m service for the Rev m Athenl!l selected were M r s opened w•tll the sm.gmg of p er to Wellston 14-ti this week a room at p m ar.d Mrs Donald Hicks a n d and Lhi! fence damaged belong ed to Fay Bruebak£>r Kerr re 3C Th'elma Campbell Mrs C 0 When We All Get T:.~ Heavtn I believe the national polJcy After a scoreless first half parents of band members are family The class also planned ce1ved a brulsed left leg He Chapman Mrs Avice Frecker followed by prayer by the Rev for education should be to the offensive umts of b 0 t h urged to attend and meet the a potluck dmner for the OctoWRS ctted to Gallta Juvenile Mrs Chlorus Gr1mm Mrs Frank Cheesebrew of Middle make avaUable to all Ameri· teams began chckmg durmg the new band director. Mr Willis: ber meetmg With Mra Oscar 1•S court tcxlay charged with Grace Weese and Mtss Rose port Then the Melody Four cans all of the educational op- fmal two periods Wellston tum Russell Refreshments will Roush and. Mrs Ernest La}. speed in excess ror condition! Eastorday Alternates selected Quartet of Parkersbura: pre portunities that are needed to ed a pass Interception and fum served lance m charge of arrang• Othor arrests reported b• the were Mrs Roberts Wilson Mrs scnted oeveral numbers enable them to fulfill their po. ble on a Pllllt Into two touch· ments Eleanor Km ght Mrs Alice Rev Casto filled hlo regular tentlol and¥ eoable them to downs GIVE DINNER The Class will be 1n chargo patrol mcluded Carl E Lam bert 19 Patriot ctted Monday Nease Mrs Pauline Myers Ed appomtment here Sunday ev make their maximum ~ontribu Pom~roy•s "Mfb Stlll aeored Mr and Mrs D J Morgan of the Commumon for the next WASHINGTON UPn - The ¥.ard Bartels and Maurice Lv't emng at 8 o clock lion to the nation 1M only Baby Panther TD on entertained with a dmner Fri three months w1th Mrs Robert for not havlnl rear V15ton m1r ror on truck Robert Lee Mas- fate of Pre!ldent Johnson 5 Ap New teachers In the county Mr and Mrs Sed 0 Bnen of a 38 yard revel'!e The try for day at their home, Flatwoods Reibel Mrs Lallance and Mrs ters 19 RL I Galllpohs coted patachlan bill re sted toda) on were mtroduced by Mrs How Columbuo spent the week end Until the tlqlnnlng o! lhlo utra points failed Mike GICJo Guests were Mr and Mrs Ed housh as chairman Membero today for defectiVe exhauat and the ability of hl.'J lieutenants to ard Kmght wbo also recogruzed w•th Mr and Mrs Harry Guth century the maJor educatiouttl bokar turned in a good defen ward Wdhams Augusta Me • ol the class wtll meet Wedne,.. failure to transfel regJstratlon, get friendly House members three teachera who retired the rte and attended the church reqwrements for most people ~ve performance for tht Panth-- Mr and Mrs James Williams day at 9 a m at the church to J rlne Rice 44 Pontiac Mlch back to Washmglon to vote past year from the County sy h wa1 mere 1 Uteracy - And thea en Pomeroy wlU bosfGallipoo Th C M sew car t M 11 0 cl~ed Monday for followmg too That was the view of adman stem and the number of yeara ~~~~~~~binson son of Mr came World War II whfr.h li1 this ThW"sday, Oct 1, at 4 Ed=~~~~~ 8~r;:' Tho~~! Deweese P~asra~~lc r~ !jtl close. Loill SChoonover 27, Rut istration strategists followmg which they taught Tli._:!e were, and Mrs Glen Robmsan of AJ launched m all fields of know p m on the Panther field Williams Mlnersvlile and Miss being absent becaus~~f llln ser 0 1 land Cited for passlna Jtopped ~~~f:ra:f st:ev%~::!'::'ng vote J 8 DaviSM EastGem DlstrJt~! fred and Manlyn Koehler of ~~~:g:~f grthea~eattenutmber Marc1a Karr of Syracuse Mrs Paul Swisher a:ave eth~ 1 43 years rs" ~eneva 1'u Plams were united In e .. s rnagn. evemng d The Senate by a 4~ to 13 ch1m Salisbury 39 years and ppers at the / Chmtlan tude In the ohort..t penod of WJth Mrsp~~~ a~ ocrdlpturt 1 am eynol 1 givmargin Fnday approved th~ Mrs Audrey Patter!on North mavnage time ever expenenced CLUB MEETS $1 billion meaaure It ls deSign te 24 I Chu~ch at Tuppers Plaons on Th p H D log two readmgs Autumn • wes rn year ( S ttirday evening ' Th ol 0 0 e omeroy orne ernon and A D W rth ed to reYHalize the economical It was voted to suppor the a e amount ICienttUc In atratiOn club met Se tember 23 ay o While,. ly depressed It state mountain candidacy of Pomeroy Super Ronnie Swartz a st~ent ·~ formation published around the at the borne of Mrs E Clark She also gave a Blblo cako region mtendent Charles Gibbs for pres. Ohio University, spent e wee world every 24 houri woula fill in Pleasant Rid e 'The meeebn recipe A salad COW'ae was letThe legislation cames the odent-elect of Southeastern Ohio end With his aunt Mro Paul Seven complete 24 volume seta V Oft 0 was opened the presidentg ved by Mro David Parmer, LBJ brand and the President is Education Association Mrs Buckley and fanuly • of Encyclopedia Brtttamca Mrs Bob Miller Wlth tlte sen Mrs Swisher and Mrs Otho known to be anxious that Con Dill urged tbe mem~rs to sup- VIsiting Mr and Mrs Char Reading around the clnck .lay COLUMBUS (UPI) - A corn ture readln b Mrs Robe~ Watts Mrs Val Reynolds wu gress pass it before adjourn port Helen Smith of Pomeroy les D,. Woode Sunday afternoon after day one ma~r would disease Whlch has affected Ch ~ tY d a contributing hosteu Mrs Leo C Bean who has ment, now expected around who lS a candidate for audltmg after attending the church need 460 yean to cover one Southern OhiO crops for two f a~man a e~ an progr~ms served as president of the Gal next weekend cornm•ttee of Southeastern OhiO homecoming were Mrs J B year s output. yeara has sudddenly swept or ~turethmee ~gs were t !9- Bon oyage Event ha County Unit American Education Assoctabon It was Hayes and Rev and Mrs Frank Our knowledge is doublmg through the northern part of cuss WI emp as!s 00 m er· Cancer Society for the past announced that the next meet Cheesebrew o[ Middleport Mrs and tr plmg and quadrupling it the state accordmg to Ohto estmg and stimUlating program Is Held Thursday seven years resigned from that Swan Creek Grange mg would be the sprmg even Carrie Burson and Mrs Chloe 1t lso becoming much more State Umvers1ty extensiOn serv Mrs Carl Brannon and MJa office at Thursday evenings an N N Off' Ing mcetmg al Eastern H 1g h Baker of Athens Mrs Dora diiiiCult - The pace may be Ice experts T PHS S , Nma Russell entertained Thur.. nual meetmg held at the F1rst ames ew Jeers School Apnl 23 0 Br•en of Prott's Fork and fa ster tomorro\l _ The rate Dr Blair F Janson univer wo enaor1 day w1th a Bon Voyage luncbUmted Pn:sbyterlan church Swan Creek Grange met Mrs Ethel Guthne local of change tn schools has been slty extension plant pathologist Enroll in Bu8inesa eon m honor of the former•s else R McGmness first v1ce- Thursdav at the Bladen Grange S ld Le n, Mr and Mrs Earl Person of slower than the rato of change said Friday the blight known Aruta Kay Hell daughter of ter Mrs Edgar Allensworth, pres•dent or the Gallla County Hall and the meeting was fea.. O terB on a Huntmgton W Va attended in the total society for which as • compact maize disease .. Mr and Mrs James E Han who Is leaving in October for Umt will serve as mtenm pres tured by the eleclion of officers May Cast Vote NoW the Homecoming here Sunday schools were established The has been found ln at least trace! Route 3 Pomeroy and Miss Hawal1 to spend the winter wlth iclent untll the office is ftlled Those elected included James Mrs Dorothy Johnston clerk Mrs Emma Fmdhng who had cost to catch up m our educa amounts in every county m Donna Marie Hauck daugh her family The luncheon wa1 Mrs Bean was presented with N M Davis master William of the Metgs Councy Board of VISited the Persons for the past tiona! reqwrements will be fan. Ohm ter of Mr and Mrs Don a I d held at the home of Mrs Branan award for distmgulshed ser M Davis overseer Mrs Wil Elections announced today week returned home With tastically great but the cost of Last week the State Agra.. Hauck, 644 Osborne St Pam~ non with sisters of the honored 'riCe from the American Can ham M Davis lecturer Em.. sold•ers who are home on leave them fatlmg to catch up Mil be culture Department 1'ePQrted roy bs.ve completed. arrange- guest present Leonard Amoa has been 8 many times grea~r tbat tbe bllgbt wal JteUeved menta to enter tbe Colwnbus Those attendmg were M r 11. cer Society Others receiving mett Church Steward Junior may i!!O to the board of elec service awards at the annual Call assistant steward, Mrs tlons to vote from now through surg~cal pabent at the ot. Jos-- 1 would like to repeat all of to be spreading Business University Donald Fox, Mansf1eld; M r 1. meeting were Robert M RICh Jumor Call lady asSistant October 31 Blood relabves of eph Hospilal m Parkersbur& thiS address but maybe read He said the disease formerly Both Mlso Hell and M I s s William Russell ol Coming ard!l Mrs Omar Z•mmerman sleward Mrs Hiram North soldu.•.rs can go to the board Mrs Florence Sturm and ers can get the tdea Strife? known as ~orn stunt vrrua ap Hauck are seniors at Pomeroy Robert Jay of Mrs J Gordon Gibert Mr chaplain Mrs Emmett Church and make application for an Mr and Mrs Bernard Sturm Wont work Logic reasoning peared more widespread ihan High School and wiD enroll in Mrs Doyle Miller Mrs and Mrs C R McGmness Dr secreta ry treasurer Franklin absentee ballot to be sent to of Grantsville W Va , recent will brmg us to the front crop speclallsts had hoped be the Junior Accoontlng and Prl Rawlings, Mrs William fhomas Price Mrs Marmnne Houck gatekeeper Esther H soldiers ly 'llSited.....Mrs Dmsmore Boyles fore surveys were Jtated. vat.e Secretarial Courset re- and Mrs Brannon of B Campbell and Dr and Mrs DaviS Ceres Mrs Paul Wll The board of elections of!Jce whu 1s recav~nng from re TEXANS NOT Loi>MB-LIKERB spectlvely, at the UniverSity In port Miss Nina Russell Evan 0 Roderick !Jam Pomona Mabel Houck In Pomeroy will be open from cent surgery \ COLLEGE STATION Tex NAME CHAJRAIAN June of next year coulln of lhe Russell It was announced that Mrs Flora and Thurman Sheets, ex 1 to 4 p m Monday through Arthur Atherto~ who recent !UPI) _ Texas 111 the nation s Robert T Tate of Toledo dep Donald M Robinsm has been ecutlve commitL.ee Fnday until October 5 and af ly underwent throat sw-gery is leading sheep producing state. uty county auditor, was today appointed new executive secre Du mg the business meeting ter that date at hours to be now able to retUrn to his JOb but is one of the lowest consum named chairman of Ohio s Rail Strike off, tary o! the unit fillmg the poOl the Grange voted to raise dues announced at Logan Ohio ers of lamb, meat apeclaltst Young Citizens for Johnson·Hum Settlement Made DIVOTED TD vacated by Mrs Zimmerman by five cents per month which The regular meetmg of the Frank Orts of the Texas Agrl· phrey Roger McClure of Ohio WASHINGTON (UP!) - A Ia MIIGS MASON illRIA Nt:w officers elected at the hrmgs the totA to $3 The DAND'k LANDING WSCS was held Tuesday even cultural Ex:tensmn Serv1ce r• State University was named to bor disgute which threatened ••",..,. 111 - .......~.::f meeting ere Mr Richards 2d Grange w II meet at 7 SO p m SALYBRI%E England mg Sept 15 at the home of ports asslst Tate as college coordina to abut ftown a mljor portion C""'- Ten....,•t• • .,.. Vice-president and Mrs James on the secon d Thursday of each. (UPIJ - Paratroop pr•vate Thelma Henderson Wlth an at The national average per tor of the nation's railroads was •l'ubll•"" _,., ..,.,ftOOrl •eept lu• .., Oy riiD Oh.. lfDilD' I'UOIIIftlnt A Sax t on secretary Dr E van monlh from October through Terry Goddara 21 took .1 prac tend:111ce nf e1g ht mem bers und cap1ta consumptwn of lamb IS settled Friday when workers C•m~t•nr ,,, "Aftft•n•~ ., •• C Roderick will contmue to I Apnl Y.lfh tht next meetmg tlce Jump Tuesday and landed three V1s1tors about nve pounds annually while Texana eat only ! 5 received the job security auar ~r~: ::,~':.;: :,~on:,:=; serve aa ~reasurer set far Oct a n the m1ddle of a playmg held A report was made on the pounda per cap1ta Some states, antees they sought •nhl,... .. totc•no a - tMIIIIII ~ttl' •t ttltl ~ oHICD et -~..... Anoth er res Igna tlon ~u bmIt 1 at Merton House G1rla Prep bake sale The comm lttee In gram on ' The Church Speaks such as CalUomla consume u Federal Mediator Francis A o,...._ ted at the meetmg wa~ that of Meigs Goeral Hosp1lal School tempvranly n1terrupt- charge of refwshing the church or Dms ' With readmgs by aU much a1 13 to 1$ pounds per O"Nelll said the dispute over ....~:.-::'·~::=;;r-~~r:.~ ·~~= Mrs J Gordon Gibert educa P. OMISSIONS - Mary Mar in~ a field hockey match noor reported Plans were made and discUIIUOD person annually automation ttnd Job security be- ,.,. ..,.,.., Ill•• "•"' cny N... .,.,... tlon chairman and Mrs Alb•rt garet \1 eaver Racme Ralpb to put the church back In order The bolltess aSIIsted by her 0r11 explained the main re• tween 150 000 memberalf s I< •·--•• . , . _ ., Durose was appalnred to serve Dav1s Middleport TO GO TO JACKSON World Commuruty Day on Nov daughter, Linda and Clara FoU· 1on for this paradox: Is that !hopcraft unions and the rall· .. ,..,., .,...,. ... u•..., " owrm,., as the new chalnnan DISCHARGES - Everett 081 The M1ddleport Semor Band 16 was discusMd. rod served fruit salad cookies Texans have C!ome to think tnat roadl had been resolvect and Mn Gibert showed a new l ley Pomeroy Ada Lambert wlth thetr director Mr W1l Gelatin sales were reported and tea and coffee The nest all lamb h1 strong smelling when that 11 &11 strike action is can- '"'""'L 11...., "',... tnM~ttlt o..., film now .available from t h e Middleport ham Russell. w11l take part m and rugmakmg waa planned meetJug wiU be held at the cooking and rrea8)' when eaten celed " '' _.., ...,. .........,..., .,..... national socletv at the <'los~ of the actlv1t1es at the Jackson Ap- to begin u soon as the summer home of Grace Swartz on Tues- He aaya tbl1 It mainly due to ..., •.,............ MMttl •uo ., the meeting after which re 'nte color red symbolizes pie Festival Saturday everung and fall rush ts over day evening Oct 20 With OSie improper cooklng and ~repa- Brazil leads the world !n eof· :'~~. :-,..'::111 freabiDents were served &ood luck In China at Jackson Grace Swartz led lhe pro- Follrod ao a loader. ration of lamb ea protlucUon. One Driver Injured Friday In Accident On Route 325 Band's ShoW Ta ber s Report T Th e peopIe I R t d epea e In Athens run by Swindell orouod the left forc<d to give up the ball at fumble oo the Rt>cket 27 Pomeside The touchdown by Swmdeil the 15 Jeff G1bb.:: Intercepted roy nwved to the 11 yard. liM cappecl an 53 yard drive by the a Mark Rayburn to M1ke Mos~ but wa.s stopped there on a Panthers that waa paced by man pass at the Pomeroy 45 fourth and seven Situation It the runnmg of Swllldell and haU In atop a Rocket dnve Just be- wils two plays later that Wellt back Bob Smith Snutr waa fore the first half ended ton fumbled agam t.o set up the later forced to leave tbe field DRJVE STOPPED last Panther TO when he suffered an f'ye InJury Panther sub Dick KnJght Jnh Wtth the !COre tie-d a1 ~ as mg I Phys1c1ans after giVlnJ treat tereepted a pass from HayburD Porters surpnsmg touchdown ment reported Sm1th wa1 not the .second half got undt-rway on the second play after Pomerun camr two plays af1er herty ser ousJy hurt Porter tried to both teams defensive umt5: roy had scored to kill almost 220 lb Panlher Guard Bob run over tflf' e-xtra pomt.!. after buckled down Pomeroy was any hope by Wellston Coach ( r w recovered a fumble by Pomeroy s ftrst TO but was forced to punt after Jls first Ken FJsher that hiS team could W~:llston speedster Rog:er Estep dumped at the hne ot scnm senes of p 1:1)5 Kicker Dave st agt' a romf' from behmd wiD at the Rockelt 22 yard line mage Reed li!Ol off a good OOot from m lhl rma m nu I:'S Ful! batk Phil Swmdell took Wellston !I lone SIX JM)Inter the Panther l7 to Wellston s 30 Tht- Pomeroy defense proved the ball on the ftrst play and ca me on a four yard ru11 by where Bill \\ 1lhams was slopp- to hP a btg part of the "YICtory move-d II ms1de the 20 yard 220 lb r<'ullback Terry Ervtn ed In h1s tracks 1as Y.t- l:slon p1cked up only 90 slnpe lo set up Porter !i game who spnnted over from the Wellston also fa1\d I() move ya1ds on the ground Du:•hl a w nnmg run It looked as 11 the four wtlh nme mmu~ left in and ktcker Bob I' a ugh I was long wll h several other PomeP;mt h!'"r quarterbaf'k wa s going the hrst half l'he RockPts brought mto thf' game ~ wmdell 1ov memen st~¥Jd out to be stopped Y..ll! short yard tou chdown was set up when broke through the Rocket lme Pomt>rov s passmg combmaage as he began tu:"i Jaunt but Pomeroy s Sm ith fumbled ll as fi aught recetved the sna p tJon of fo rank Porter to Dav1d Perter spunt hrough the defen punl return att<>mpt at the 10 and blocked the punt <tttemp t Hel-d al-.o caught the eye uf s•ve lme and secondary m spec yard stripe and Tom Wllhs re- Porter rt!tov ered thE' ball for fans Porter throwed completf;' lacular fa:-~h.ion to go on In for covered Ervm went to tile Pomeroy 11t the Wellston 22 to Kt't'd un tour dtllert>nt ocu:ts-the SIX pomter Swmdell was four on the ftr st play fr om A1ded by a pass complelton s o s l11e Panters w11l vlsll the stoppM short on th~ extra scnmmage before bemg d<lwn from Porter to Reed Lhe Pan POints lry ed by Bob F.mler and Bruce thers moved to the one vard fit' d of ne ghbonnt~; nval M1d fhey played a real fLne Simpson Ht .scored oo the fol lm• on four plays Howf'ver dh··port nt>X I Jor day rught game sa1d Pomeroy Coach lowmg carry Ervm also tned \\o ellslon s line stopped Swmdell By Quartt>rs ( harlev Chau ncey m the dress- for the exrt.a poml! on 1 run on Lhe next two plays and Ihe Wt' ston 0 6 0 0 - e; mg room shortly ~fter the Pan around the left s1de but was Rockets took ovN the ball al P{ mPr ' ti u uti_ 12 !hers had won their thmt tack led short of paydlf I by Por thP two foot \me ST<\1ISTICS 1 str<ngil t of the 1964 ~eason ter and Swmdell Ponwroy also failed to take p w Pome10V s Just touchdown Late m the first 'half Pome advantage of anotht'r ('han('€ 1n l 't"ds Rush ]"~ came w1th two mmutes and 20 roy was deep m Rocket tern lhe early mmute s of the fou!IJ \ds Pas!jiQg I seconds remammg m the f1rstltory but untimely penalties r~ stanza whrn Tack it' ]AJua f •rsl nown" tO quarter on a sparkhng 31 yard Isulted ln lhe Panthers bemg Di ehl recovered a \\ f' !stem P.assl"s Altt>m 13 I Pe~sSf's Comp 7 2 Ohio Hlgb School F'oolball Passes Inter 8 l By Un•ted Press tnlernall< nat P•nattoe> 10 J5 u Spnngheld I ocal 36 Fum hlt""s 1 t I Beave1 Local 8 Fumblui [o;.t t ! DIGGING - Panther Hiifhack Boh Smith(~])""' lnvohed In a hattie of sh e ngth hel\urn those lii ii Jieni ified ITuruntu 46 \\ell svlle 2il lolat \d> 2ll lll We llston players 1he Rolke l deftn svc nen fmllh won tuc battle and dO\\IH I:., 1 th I 1t the\ \\CJC un)hlr.to Lora m 34 Soll"m 14 Sl<~rtmg 1 nt"ups wn stle the hall ;]~<IV <IS It app€'a rs tlln had h< ped lo dn 1 he Pomeroy pl lj( l baJ cl) Ill vholo I t light l!:i llHlcy R av ne.;: \~ ood s Red DevilS play Chapman tossed a sconng West Jelterson 46 \\I I ston - F'tllback T Er Hendncks (79) went lo the ar early F'nday lpa.sa to R1ch1e Pendley and AI Colum bus A aderr~ 8 w h<~ balk~ Mos~man aid mgh t lor thrf'f' Im-1t ha lf touch fred k1 cked the extra point for Reynoldsburg 10 I :vta~ Quar!Prbark \1 H<1\ I down : ; and coasted to .11 290 a 200 halftime lead Sp nghtld N rtl 14 Columbu.s Hosan ti burn Fnds 8 Stalen and r fad •n 12 I vwtory over the Wa ha ma Wh te Afte-r 1 scoreless lh1rd per Mass li on 26 Mansfield o ll., Gu<~rds D Kendr ck ~ 1mbus 32 U u k1 \.-€' 12 Falcons at Bflc hte\ f1eld od Ravenswood scored first Cleveland St JgnallU!l 34 and s J\ckerman Tark lt's J Woodshe ld 20 Barnesvtl lr 14 I Cltvel nc.l Sh m Ul 1 Quarterback J•m Chapman on 11 safety and then a fourth Cleve} md Cathedral J all n 22 Shepard and lke Fvx Ce• fMt Vernon 31 tir mdv~t w tJ Cle\.-PI.]nd Coli 1w xl 6 tossed !itven passes m the penod touchdown The salety Warren Hardmg 16 Ch<Jne ti HUl r Upper A1hngton 41 r m 14 S I m I~ game and h ton f1ve wtlh three came midway through the per Ma netta 14 Beli a 1re 6 1 Po Ht!IOV _ Fu lba k p \\ orlhmg or 6 ( lumbu f vt 2R nt flWt 0 go 1g f r scor~s Otherwtse the 10d when .11 pass from center iSprmgfJeld Soul h 56 Swnde!l Ha lfbacks H J'"" Wh1teh<tll 7 Bexley 0 r tmnt!l \\tin 11 1 2R l'<t lcons dd a respectable JOb 1n a punt s1tuatwn went through :'vlli.lml 1 ra< e 6 el and B SmJtt Qua• Pllii r; J)f'l aware Ha~es 12 Urh mil 0 1r I \ n <t ::; toppm g lhf' Red DevJls the end zone ror an automa tc Youngs town Chan1., 20 1 Pur f' ~ nrls 0 lif'f'd and (',roveport 18 f n Vt' Cltv 13 n, lun Cl m n<lbt 14 \i<ltmted grould atlack two pomts Wahama had the 'roungslow n RaVPn 8 \k l ln1nll g Ia ~If' H Ht'l M rflm II ihll1 an1 /l. 1\te h"ll 11ng I r.urmont 'v\-e!': t 6 1 he f1r I TD <arne on a ball In play on 1ts own 16 vard I F'orl E! v 18 .Bdpre 14 J 11 ks nd L D I' hi ( u<Jrc.l r.ahomna I mcoln 24 lpJ r S muuk sy JB 13 11 p us 14 Chapm<ll pass to Halfb<tck J1m lme I Che~ui"K'ey 28 York o (ro"'" and D Cull m (t"J \VI:'~ten 1lle 0 \1! Gll1 d 11 Olenlt.mgy 0 L€Fh jo\\ n Lhe m ddlt- The Late m the game 1 Red Dev McArthur :l6 Herne l 111011 14 IPI Ca ison Crow London 10 Mar) sville 0 IAsh l nrt 2' Cos ho{to 1 IR ill. play cove red 18 yards Kent 11 substJiuh• tallied on a 1 Pll!:..~ s ant• ('_W 22 C n I tl ( 6 IJ " 1 s Jost>ph 22 I' A1 r d booted the ext ra pomt yard run and o\lfred ktrked !he Col umbus Watters' n ~~ N w om(rstown 21 ~~~~ ( hapmon used the same play ex tra pomt l <tnCtlStf'r 8 z~u <J II 44 r rtsmo It! n ~ ~~ m nu f'S \aiel but thiS tIme Shttlst•cally Ravenswood Hamt \lon Tov.nsh1p m I ~ r tm 24 She 11 d:m 0 )~ e h racf'd 63 yards lor l he I ad mn~ first downs to thl N' Amanda ( learcn I fl In den 2fl ( I usler o J t u t do\\ II e pass from cen for Wahama Thev also had Franklm Heights 11 M!ll<l M<(o nne t vJllf' 32 11 r was turnp f'd and the extra 170 yards rushmg to 71 for Wa \\ nshmglon ( rturt H1 u s~ R nos(v f' 6 CP.fS INS fRl iC rlONS - PnmelO\ !Itc<ld C'Oi:l h ( 1 ll JOin t try fatkd bama The1r f1ve pass comple Fa1rf1eld Unwn 12 f hl ?t M1vsv1lle fl lev Chlt!<fV Jell gi\E' ~ 1 nl Iorltl q II < 1 k \\ho <\. retu\e1ed fumble on the tJons nelted 125 yards through FraZE'J<;bUJg 0 ( ~ \ "'' f\11 C rd 1l f'lllf'tl 11 p bl ng •he olfl'll'-il\1" <.;l.::.r tn th e]>() \1!1 OH'I \~l'lhama fight y;..ud lme set atr "htle Wahama tossed Watkm s Memonal 34 Utl(a 0 ICol niH F tsr 26 Well ston Ftlday mght llhll\!ll lons du '1 1 g tll~ l<1lt 111111 lll" next score Howe\er :s1x pas!>es and completed none Mmford 24 North we:=.;t 20 l 1hk~ N rtf 0 utes oJ the l1rst JJ<tll Po[lt r h1oke throt h 111 1 k11 l 1ttmg thE. tine lwtu:' th• VISI Ra y Vanan Falcon quarLer Wilverly 6 M."J • n F'nmklm ?2 lm e for thr game wmnmg tout hdm\ n \\ 1th thn e ml~t- or~ !ound themselves back back who thre\11 the touchdown Portsmouth Ntore Dflmt 0 Co lu ml !'; I< ul! sand 40 seconds lE> II -Sent 'L l'h oio e ~~ yard lme On tht ned last week agamst Middle See The ___ __ _ did not play Var1an suf Pomeroy Quarterback Frank nontol Porter churned and turned through ~ Wellston Golden Rockels defense for a 19 yard tou~own carry with less than four mmutes left In the fourth quarter to give the Panthers a 12-6 WIO F'nday Willing Workers Class Meets at Long Res1dence I SOCIAL CALENDAR Meigs Schoo) ~;::. ~~~~ ~:;ds;;::i~r/~:dy,!~~ s,;. Consolidation Ravenswoodputs 29•0 Tae: 0 n Wahama's Wh'Ite FaJcons ~':.~nt /resldJn~ I 1 Ohio H.S.Scores j 'fi Plan Reception For Ch urch's New Minister panther B'abes Alfre d Take 1st LOSS of Season N 'OCiety OteS I NICEST PEOPLE ON A Athens Wins over Jacl\ets 30-14 su:~~~~1-'~~L~f:;~~ defensive game for the Falcom ' t I I =.: •.:.,':! !..:."'":'...,.,.. ': pi• At Hawk's Cycle Sares IEr Hannan Trace And 'k'tngs ' 6-6 Deadlock \ - CarmeI sOCJety • Notes I ONE 1 THE DAllY .,..,.t Full Line Dubhn 38 New Albany 1-4 Routl"t 50A & 33 1 M I• North of Ath•n• Athrns Htgh ~duo l takng1on Ue ground none n lltt> a1r same Jwe - th at Wl'lnt tlr el f-1r st Dll"n!l S 12 Punts 4 for 11S 3 for Fo~lorta 12 Perrysvurg Ope-n 9 to .5 Mon Thur• S1t 9 to 8 Tues Wed Prl 6 advantage ot oppos11 10r: m1 s 1n the th•rd pf' 10d Alhlts htd Stf' phens111 gol '.\Hhn mch \1ls Ku... n ll.t 1it4 93 Arcadia 4Z Vanlue o LY 2 8464 Ath•ns 0 take~ for h\O of 1Ls !our touch I n ~ ll vurds b\ n sh g rom: f'S ot t e g e1l lt t nd j n 1v 'd~ 1 t~s 8 Ji'" By qua 1ters downs ran 11s 1964 fmt biJ !l vtc Ill tie a1r on fourth doun sl c.l 1r 1urd tllf' l1t al 'ds 122 21 \!<ldlepmt 0 0 0 14 tor} strmg to thr..ee stra igh t fl I l l! e Jl ae thi rd pe IOd tic slatk If b dlt n llw g Ill I .. ~All 10 II <\thtns 14 3 0 8 I ~ Scot u g - 'vhddleport gamst no dereats Fnday n1ght 1 tckets opened a tl nve from to sco rl:' Sat er 1 1 1 tl e ex tr 1 Fass Cnm p on 1ts home f1eld wmnm g 30 thctr O\\ 32 tha t 17 plays Jat lpomls Tie S(U re 228 Pass l111 l 0 en<>o 6 nch run EPR Sauer 14 over the .Middleport Yellow er and lhen m the four th per I Th 1t d1sp av l detc 111111 a Fumb I ost 2 1 ru H Sauer 2 yd run Jackets The Jat:kets are 0 I m 1•00 brought the f rs l Jacket 1iion bv the Ja kf'l msp1 ed \1 1 Fumb (own Ht>f' ) 0 t>ns Adams 22 yd run EP SEOAL league play I I I over touchdown w1 th 9 15 left m the ens 10 st 1g tb 8) }ard dtl\e Penllt1r<o 3;1 lllt \dam s 1un Batdorff gfl.tne I he la I tlr el:' ya~eh saw lru 1 tn II e ro 1 up t :'10 e \ H I ec.l J mb le m t'r d zone Rannow all Co Jrh Don Eskey s veteran an all oul ellut made by the 2 55 ]p/ j I 16 yd p :1 ss from Hon Handl~y t eam drove 44 yar ds m Iwo Jack s 1 C a l Esk \ mse rted srcond plays the !lrst lime It got the Fu back HJd Sauer had and Ourd shugtrs at t h<~t pol t Jnm es JUt Dalton 16 yd ball m the lrst quarter and gone lor s x L~ nd a first down and the Jacket var : . Jl" e'"' p<t ss from Hand ley F.P Jam ' Ptnnmt Rtu \L ".(,lime s un agam for B3 yar ds m t4 P( •ys on the AI hens I) ret- ~r 1ce Wal ed ovf'r lor 1ts fmll 1D \\ 111 l qloarter F h Unl tl d Pn <;S llllf' rn II lu ll II I r ne up Middleport ollense Ia Iem the fo' rIl lace s\elked fo J then was jh\ O sec nti s lelt Saue1 drovf Between limes they hit pay stacked up IH no gam at the , oveJ from the two \l tdd leport s l \m( rt< tn J ~a gut' Ends John Rake and Larry _ _ second srr n"' ~ 1 I I p, t ( H TP \a nee Tack les Craig Rawlings t dirt tw1ce agam with 4 48 eft 1 th f t od h G d '"' I s on y s r ng Nrw \ rk q4 l f H 9 and Hay Pickens Guards Ran m e Irs pen w en uar aft er the v lrS !I} - pla}OO the B<Jltun rt-' Tom Ratdorff recov ered a fum fin tl I\\O sr nds on 1 e k ck 91 1 I ~ 7 tiy Humphrey and Kenneth Har bled punt 1n the M ddy end off (h i gr Yl i ~ 8"' 4 7 • '"' center Bob Caruthers Back zon and w1th 0 54 le!t m the Nev. Y k - AI h 1P !If B Wa llace 4 Wallace I. G~ME STATISTICS second quarter afler mt ercepl 'I 10 troll ~ ( ]('~ !:' nd I \ \ 2 Pnst n R Sauer Defense 1 lng one of Quarterback Bruce I -========:..~_~=-~~ \~ash1ngl J Hlake and \ance fackles Bill wallace s passes on tile Mtddy H lt mu• e - A.t r P :1 Ha ley and vance Middle 44 \\a:,] II gt n 3 D! I 11 \ 1 \ guard Tom Kmg and Dav1d Ash Athens struck qm ckly from l 2 1 If\ nd 2 f':V Ins1d e lmebacken B Wal there Ron Handley luttmg o\ fortv yard lateral reverse (Imago - At h ffil" 5 I 0 " l<tct> and R Sauer Outside hne Bruce Ranno\\ With a 12 yard touchdown pass tl'l the A• g les I K<tn " 1 I} ~ \v. t} batkers Stephen son and Buddy pbSS the offiCial awarded Ath third quarter of pia \ Fnday 2 K llSfiS ( tv 2 Moore Deep men A Wallac~ ens 15 yards on a penalty to the mght ga\ e the H nr .Jn 1 race and Georg£ Sauer Middy 16 ano on the third play \\ ildcflts a 6 fi t1e \ 1th t h e Mr and Mrs \'Ielvm ~ I Nabonll J raguf'" from the1e Handley lobbed a S~mmes Valle; Dragons of Springfield ca lled on ht 8 h• \\ 1 Pt f GB TP JUmp pass to Rannow for six The pass came from quarler I mother Mrs M C 1 d P I;J. 90 1 1 7 "d d hd " b k ar} trc e Ul Cm( nmtt as f6 8 ya~ s an a touc own .f1or ac Harold Mont~omt'lry to mg fl. recent wt ekend gan James ran the extra pomts ha lfback rom :\lurdock w h 0 Elizabeth Campblel md Eth St I ou•s 87 6 8 That m<~de the score 22 0 at threw to Tell y Ruck!.' for the el Slewart of Pomeroy ca l! E:'d San Fran 86 ti8 8 halftime and the stattsL•cs of score on the Dea n Brmker famJ I an Ph lat"ielph1a - at n (' ? You can't ~o wrong w1th a dependable heatmg ml .•• and Texaco the play on lhe r1eld appeared Sy nn f'S \ all ey took a fir st evemng last Wff'k Y Milw<:~ukee 2 Away :1 St I ou1s ON Fuel Otief it the finest Call us today. We'll dd"er Fuel Ch1ef to I 3 Cmc mn•t 2 to bear out what the score 1quartrr lead an a 14 ya1d run Mt ss Mmme On of Che t showed Athens had at that by Tom Hardy h M s er IS Cmcm1 II - At I one 5 your home 11utomat~eal/y all wmter long And you can spread your VISI1mg w1t r and J\lrs Ro p b h 3 2 pomtlOOyards byrushmg M1d The rest of the gamt v. as a lber t see an d son Itt~ urg a fuel paymenta out over an entire year. Your ne1ghbors hke our Awa J New Pluulrlpl York l dleport 23 had a ddt"<..i 16 by 1defenstve affmr as boUt team s Sunday evemng ('fillers at th Y budget pltln, You wdl, too. Rely on our serv1ce ... rely on top·quahty passmg to Middleport s 6 (on stopped touchd own dn ves r>ean Brtnker home were Kelt~ I St Lou•~- <\t hnn e 6 PI 1 Texaoo Fuel Chiof Heatinc Oil. th e only MJdd~ complf'tiOn of S~ mmes Valley drov-e to the Bormtz home 0 n I f adelphia 3 Nt:v. York 3 eave rom 2 P1tlsburgh 2 th e game to End J oIm Bl ade ) Hannan Trace 12 but Wt're stop servJce In Hawau Dean Barn LAUNDRYand had SIX flr~t downs to Mid ped on a pel alt~ Hanna• J race •tz Ca rol and Mar R th B San Fra nclsro - At home 6 I L)RY CLEANING dleporl s two then drove to the Symmt"S Vfl I mIz oI p omeroy Mr v and u '' ChJcagu Houston 3 Ch icago I '""' 2 WY 2 5428 POMEROY 2 SECOND HALF ley 12 but were stopped on Carl Van Meter and A .::;;;;;:;;;;;;,~._._._...._........,~...:...:...:...:...:...:...:...:...: The final half was different down s Iton and son or Dorcas and Mr CALL US TODAY but the scales could rot be I BY QUARTERS and Mrs Ernest w Clark of GALLIPOLIS MIDDLEPORT turned Hannan Trnce 0J ' 0B1 Racme 4461233 WY 2:·5186 Unable to get a long gamer Symmes Valley 6 0 0 0 • 61 Mr and Mrs Don Smith and 0 p T 0 M E T R 1S T T Dlstrlbutocl by: through or around the Atlrens l TO s - Rucker on a 40 yard children called on Mr and CITY ICE I FUEL CO. lme and 1mpotent m the a1r pass and Hardy on a 14 yard Mrs 1 fl.Wren"e Smith oi Laurel Offtce Hours 9 to 12 2 to l) tUose at Noom OD PT PLIASANT - GALLti'OLti-MtDOLII'ORT III• Jackets manag¢ 41 yards I run Cliff Sund•y everung Tbnrs - East Court Sl Pomeroy Races at A Glance r :.:: HONDA n Jn House Hands b: YOU MEET THE I II BI'}}'s Fate 1\f N h Obi IH 26r-----..-.. . -....-...___:_..-.______.._..-...-.. Appa} hia Mrs. Leo Bean Resigns Post After 7Years 1\\ I( J.n DIS'ease Goes T C rnfi'e}ds I 1 DAY SERVICE SHIRT FINISHING I • FUEl® r N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. I I I ROBINSON'$ I :!'::...•• --. Be safe ... be sure with automatic delivery service I I ·~------------~--· CHIEF HRTING OIL �AILSTARJ Kyger Creek Mauls Racine 42-8 For Third Grid Victory By DALE R011fGE8 JR I halfbad1.s ( .arv F'renc h a n d pia\ Tht~ pat altPmpt failed A r1ve ~ard pass from Barn drtve bv 1"'' to Polcyn gave the Bobcats poJnts 1 Racme scored its only touch Bradbury Nick Hockman John btes a blocked luck .and some gomg ovf-r from the two a 20~ lead wllh only mmutes The Bobca h recovert>d an Lo\'eday and Larry Whobrey BY QUARTERS 1M running 1 nd pasalng f'n Quarterback Don Johnson gont> m the second quarter other Ra cLne fumble and scor down on 1 90 yard drive whtch were commended for thetr fine Racine oo o 8 _ Cay nl~~:ht to blut the Racine- ltlt"n passed to nght tond Rt>b Quarttrback Johnson had set jed on a 25 vard pa s~ from was atdtd b\ a IS yard Bobcat defensive and offens1ve work Racine 0 0 0 8_ I I pomts l a fornadot! c2.a ert Polryn for the extra up the touchdown by tossmg I Johnson to Po1cyn penalty It wall Kygf'r C'rttek s rtllrd 1 Kygt>r !I l annv fy o kll ktd 25 varder to Pol cyn 1'hto halftime score stood 34 Fullback Roger Adams slam till of the season and fm t m utf <:~!(am but R~iCine fumbltod Racme gamed the pigSkin on 0 med over from th• ont for the ronfe-rtontt pia" and Pol(\ll lt'Love red flr th e 1the kHkoff ag&Jn but after a lhe third quartl'r s 1w about l touchdo'.\n Adams then ran the 1h• Bobt:ats took tht oj)l!'n Hotx 01 t ~ senes of plavs llad to punt and Uw same a:s the ftr st Iex tra pomts t'l~ kt('koft and promptlv Th"' BolxHts s11urk thf:' end Kvger Creeks Ronme Pettey Kyger Cr~k recovf'red an Coach J1m White then msert marched 43 vard!'l to pavd1rt zone agaLn on l'l 23 yard passlblockt-d the punt on 10 yard other Racrne fumble on the Ia! f>d h1s second tenm who fm Tht drtvt 5aw ttn• runn ng !1om ha lfbark Bsml'lt to quar 1linP ter s 10 yard lme and scored Js hed the game tty Fu\lbeck Phil Dunran and terba ck Johnson on a rttvt'rse Duncan then bulled over from IIVtl \&Jds out French Kyger Creeks fine line com• I It,, sw, Logan Blanks Gallipolis, 44 to 0 p1cke<l up whE'Je AllOhto Rob b!r J(1hnson ]toft oft l<tst NoHm ht>J b~ ramblJnli: for 41 ya1ds m sJx tnps He .'lmrt>d one tuuLkdown and /our extra potnts md pa.'lstd 101 2 IDs ro 1 (AH:-, H.chard Long cutlt ltt'd 25 \a ids tn seven tnp~ il :J 5 ave1agt' an d Sam K1snaut;:lr 2:1 \~Hds m even omles for a 12 aveu;ge so p11Wt'r 1u1 was 111e Cl 11e fs n m hrt't' u~•u~ In 18 ung li tht'll lOth t on delense that GAHS w<ts m the st'(UtiVt' wm m two ,t'<us lo \iiSihl" te~r~torv uuly tw1ce ~~~an evened tht> J)t'\ ds..ChJ£>1 last mgh t I ate m lht> fn ~~ :Din:-. all!tmt seiJe:-. at h wms t<ill the ( alhans muved In liasse1 ran PATS w1 th 2 59 re each 11 \HIS lht> s~ond st ratg ht 1 ogan s -!8 ~s the t nal gun mam ng Yt'JI tht' Adam<: mt:'n 14 al lopPd soundf:'d Htchard loJg had FOURTH PERIOD tht Gai ii!)(liJt:Jns tt 11 :1~ :'l6 6 hulled h ~ v n to the I HS one- } mal Logan score came as a htst f,Jii 1gamsl 1ht' ChJell:nn ~ub s re!iult of a 54 vard march m In s(t1Jnt< ~~x tnl(hdm\m Othe•wJst' n W<-t~ !he logan fu•rr n 1he "1 und twn fiOill ers all Jhe wa\ alter GAHS 'Hked up '"I nled lu advance follo•rng ''" .J tl"' ''' '"""" ~ .., 1 d 1" 11 " and \)erml tlt'd tl t' Ojlt'J mg k1rkott Htort' ~ I 1\ It ~~~csat~~ Hannan tn 6-6 Tie pass play permtttlng Hannan 1held up unhl mld·way Jn the to complete a touchdown pass fourth period when a Hannan for a 12~ lead ballcarrier was jarred loose After the West Virginians had from the ball in the end 2one taken their 60 lead Jn the first with Calhoun recovering for the period, the scor~ remamed that tymg touchdown Again the \\-By until ..YJth JUSt two minutes crucial run for the converslOn remammg m the half, end Char- failed and the score remamed les Carter talbed on a 16-yard tJedat1212unttlthefinalwhlS· run for lhe Highlanders to knot tle th e score a t II"V ' • A run for the EP fatled and the score was Coach Pat Weiher of Southdeadlocked at halftime western expresseo his satlsfa~ Hannan scored on the freak tion with the fine perforiiUinceo pass play In the tlurd quarter of Russ Miller, Dale Bryant. to grab the lead at 126 wh1ch and Calhoun m the game BOWLING ~ !~ !~ ~ TRI NEW YORK (uP!) many customers m retail strrres l browse w1thout buymg that organizatmn 1s out to correct the s1tuahon The New York School of In ter1or DeSign a non profit sch•oolj for tralnmg mterior decorators and designers IS offermg a trammg course for employes or home furn1shmgs departments and stores The school ligurres 40 ol rvery 100 customers out of stores without ma.kir1g purchases m;:rn~ as a result the1r faiiJte to get the kmd home decoratmg service requ1re COUNTY LEAGUE Sept 22, 1984 It's Ell'IS Wh 0 Makes t he RedsRun t'n Stretch Dri've " J I I 1 I I lronmen Tame Hol.lnds 34-3 For 3rd Win l I I I L I I ° I 1 I HospitaJ News I I I ....... _ . _ ... ...__ .. ~- ....... _J __ ..... _.... .. ~ ~-- I The 1964 Farm Science Re view Will feature completel) me we Af e Eat.IDg M0re Beef all Electrification Section sponsor ed by the Ohlo FDrm and Home F::lectrJhcauon Counctl .,., 111 use 11us year has been a good more people are buymg beef the show and tell techmque one for bee[ eaters than e'e-r before And they re durmg hourly demonstratloru to The market has ~n loaded asking more questions about bQw give visitors an opportunity to 1with Jots of top quality beef, to }udge quality, how to cook see the equipment tn actiOn and 1t looks like supphes wlll be beef and how to store 1t T11t~y can JUdge the performance plentiful throughout the summer Here are some of the more .. for th etr own par ltcu Ia r app II and fall months 1requently as ked questi ons uur calion Because of overflowmg meat mg recent months 1 The Farmec Division of New cases and attractive beef pnces Q - Wbeo I buy round steak, Holland WJll demonstrate hay handhngfrom the field through storage to the feeder Silage wrll be distnbuted by a silo unloader and s1x d1Ffer ent I;pes oI mt>c Immca I ft:eders supplied by Badger Clay Dun stng F'arm(c Vandale and Star line \\nt"'r svstt>ms wJII br shown lb} F' E M~ers v Sons Even pw f' Water Tr<. atment Co u~rn " Mnnufa('turmg Co find Cat r Manufaeturmg 1:1nd Sup et.!t at the gate for one doUar as they ~nter or they may bu' tf1em from Meigs County Extension office ASCS office or Melg~ County Landmark Detailed copies of the program are available on request 'n!e feodor l8ld steady, bolt.,. M&-1tll lb ·~ to 110 ...........,. bolter ca) s steady cltol<e lit •'-• lt,iO.If.l5, bJ8b eootl IIIII dioice 1825-lt 71, lootl IS 7518 50, med.ium lf.-16, CODllnOIJ U.l 4 choJce heHen 11 %5-l8 2$, good 14 ~16 50 medium U 7114 25, common 10 .50-12 eboiee 300..500 lb steer calve! 20--2171, 350-450 lb 22-23, high good and chotce 18 50-19.50 good 16JI. choiee27ft.350 lb slaughter calve" helf~r calves 17 50-18 75 bigb 17·22 good and cholCe 16 25--17 50 good 1S.16 7o medium 13-14 10 .48 Week Qbservance underway; '1'- Theme is "Learning for Living' Jk Hogs 2.100 1 recelpta ately 2:ctJYe weak to 1J ceQta "Learning for living" Is the 1 Why change Natmnal 4--H Week lower mstancet 25 eents fff, theme for the I964 NatiOnal 4-H to the fall"~ Here are some of sows rr.ostly steady Around 100 Club Week Se t 26 to Oct 3 the reasons State 4-H Club bead US 12 200-225 lb barrows P Leaders were asked what need& and gilts 1710 13 190-240 lb More than 2 miUIOn boys and o4 4 H club work could be help- 16 7517 2 3 240-265 lb 16 25-16 75, gtrls m the Umted States and ed by the 4 H week actlvJties 2 3 265 295 lb hr18 25 13 300-400 k lb Puerto Raco are members of They felt that Nationa14 H Wee sows 4 50-15 2 3 l00-600 lb 4-H Clubs the youth program 1 contributed toward three impor· 14 14 50 some over 600 Jb dtrected by ttre Cooperative Ex- tant obJect 1 v e s, namely, 13 50-13 75 boars steady at !0 50... tensjon Service This week Is a) broad public relations b) re 1125 !ew sales around ~ lb Side and the dark In!Jide Such set a~1de each year to acqLLBmt crullment ti ling h o{1 members f dull 5 and c) 121225 a coruhtlon IS perfectly normal en s eP0 a Q - How can I cook beef to parents frtends and others Wlth The 4 H Sub-committee ton the tent1al of nearly 4,000 indicates keep shrinkage to a minimum"' the work of the 4·H program natiOnal level) smd tills after much work needs to be done. A - r ook at I ow or mod eratc and to honor mdivtdual groups studymg the problem for past assistance Broad You can drj vour part by try1111 on ('Urrent resear<:h and up to temperatures 300 degrees F to publtc relations can be accom your best to learn what '-II d.l!e mformatton 350 degrees F for all or must of F our H club work ts admm phshed any tJme ot Uie year means to you Fxh1bits In the Home Econ the cooking time Don t over istered by the Cooperative Ex recruitment of members and en· om1cs tent \l.lll feature an out cook temnon Service and supervised Ushng help of adults are asso-ljijiijiijiijiijiijiijiijiijiji; dn 1r dming area mdoot and Q - How long can I safely locall) bv the county extension ctated w 1th tbe begmnmg of tbe l outdoor play equipment for keep beei tbat bas beeo roasted? t A f thi ! 4 H )ear Hktober t m most 0 A - Cooked meat and meat agen s maJor aJm s tat ) children Outstandtng research and edu dishes will keep 1ts high quality year 8 4 H week obienance Wlll s es piJ covered or wrapped loosely 1 or be to recogr.tze the SOtb anm There are se\ era! 4 H clubs R Othf'J farm ekc lr!CJI eqwp 2 days in a household refngcra versary of the Cooperative Ex I m MeJgs County that orgaruze Buy YOU mml w1ll be demonstrated by tor if the temperature 1s 38 tensJOn Service, of whJcb the 4- m the fall And they contmue Ill e Kneodler Manufactwlng degrees to 42 d~grees F H youth program JS a s1gn1fJ to meet th10ughout the wmttr c.o H D Hudson Manurt~ctur F'or a beautiful dlspla.v of owners Q - Is all betf federally In- cant part ,In 1914 when the months By dotng th1s club 1mg C:o Fox D1st rlbulmg Co Icolor earl} next sprmg plant b -Scrub areas where food has spected"' Srrutb-Lever Act authorJzed the I members have an earlier start II,\ mpower Manuf r~cturlng Co your crocuses tulips hy"l een spllled 'ilr crumbs depos A - Only that wh1ch moves ExtensiOn Savtce the same fed on thetr projects and actiVIties Babsnn Brothrrs Co the Ohio lcmths and daffodils early tins tted Pests can hve on spllkd across state Jines IS reqwred by era! legislatiOn provided funds 1'h1s alsn hrlps lighlen their I" firm Servtce and the Rommg I[all fhi~ will gJve the bulbs food and refuse that llas not law to be mspected Thio;; hov. for 4 H Club work For lhts schedules durmg the summer • ~... .,. tt atiM' h ... (Forage Servtce and Supply Co an opportumty to root and be Ibeen fully cleaned up They hide ever totals 80 percent of all rectson 411 also celebrales a month s ! efHete'a tllllt It's lkCulltclr'IJID. 1 chlr• F'm the ladies we~tmghouse come well established be and breed near food storage ar eommercLaUy slaughtered beet GoldPn Anmversary lblt, dirtd llrtv, Wut uw willl wrll be demonstra1Jng tis com fore th~ ground freezes and wm leas - m crevices around cup. ammals Many of our 4 H clubs have Harvesting Nd:UI LOCH's ...nteqme. boards walls and floors behind Q _\\bat's the difference be Many of our 4 H elumm will d1scontmucd the1r activities for plete IJnc of 1~6'l home apphan ter set:. m Also fingert1p primtr for lilt 1tarts I needle bearing ciuleh drum 1 CE'~ mcludmg thf' E'lectromc Oh10 SLate Umvers1ty Ex.ten kitchen drawers tween mspeeted and graded recall that 4 H clubs started as this year We urge you to plan Equipment) I}Ower boost tRrburatct 1 flush cut rAng~> sHm hort1cultunsts recommend -Keep all food In tightly clos beef? p1g and corn clubs for boys 1 next year to 1e-orgamze m the hanatebaf Wlth plnlldzetl flips I Included m the demonstra that tulips be planted 6 to lO ell conta ners and keep the con A_ Inspection which IS man cannmg and sewmg clubs for (all and meet throughuut the Thne s ft011 10 ttU. $tt Ul IQI' Ill out datory for all ment movmg m 1girls Toda~ projects m 4 H 1 w1ntP.r months 11011 1:; 3 date of planung dem mches deep dependmg on the tatner~ clean ms1de and deta1b. onstr 1t1on of corn planted at type of soil m }OUr garden or When buymg dry foods, eKam mterstate commerce IS for I work cover many phases of llfe 1 On Our Exclusive Ill dtHP.rent dales from April 8 floyer beds Df'cper pl2ntmp lne the package for breaks wholesomeness Grndmg I~ for - helping young people develop Durmg the nr.xt rew da~ s I I where ~h ' th 1t th hope that you v. !II tell other!'; to June 15 One of the purposes dept hs are used where th e soL I msec~ may ave enter qualtty and this service ts \OI e1r persona 1 1es Improve elf \. ed P t1 d f sk 11 d k 1d l a,out ~H How to JOtn' \\hat nf thl~ dcmonstrallon Js to show IS more sandy T o preven t roromp y Jspose o gar untary AbmJl !'iO per~nt of heef 1 s an gam new noy.; e ge the advantag"s of eat her corn 1dent damage to the newly set bage bags b1ts of food fabric 13 gr«ded Today s leRrn by domg' pro ~au can do m 4-H? This JS also 1 d d f f a lime for you to volunteerk your hardware mesh be scraps and olher was1e I piRntmg m Ohm ThP earlte~t bu lb s pace Q _ Wbat food nutrients are gram ts rstgne or non arm planled corn was six feet tall low and around each clump I Cockroaches and Silver flsh n beet Js beef good lor our youth as v.ell as the boys and servJ<e 10 411 club wo~ We i Spactng of the bulbs depends can hitch ltike mto the house 11famrly" g1rls \\ho lJve on farms aJe m grettt ne1ed of advtsors and ln tassel bv the end of June 10 t1 f rdbo rd Likewi se par en s ~hem] g1~ e II) brld'! used m tins demon on th e eff ec t you desi re usus I Je crevices o ca a A - A Uu ee ounce servmg !\.1 tl M f h h stralwn are OhJO 708 an ear 1) 6 to 8 mches apart is best boxes used to carry groceries I of cooked beef chuck (bone out) ore tan per cent o t e some thought about \dtmg I elr l Rear Metgs General Hosp. nnd Ohio 823 a late Mass plantings of tulips are home Such cartons should not provLdes about one thtrd of the 14 H club members m the Umted I cluldrec JOln 4 H We have VY 2 2176 Pomeroy Plant populalion is 22, much more effectiVe than slngle be left m the house protem more than one fourth o( Slates come from mban or su Iroom to grow wtlh 4 H m Me.Jgs to the aue plants scattered throughout the Caulk cracks and opemngs a the iron and nearly a fifth of but ban homl:!s ..r lc'•ou'"n~ty~6-00-.m:.,e.,;n;.lb.,.e;.r,:.s..o..ul'"o'"f.;p..o..;....... In thiS demonstratiOn plant garden round wash basms toilet bowls the nmctn rl!commended bv the The 4 H Club mo\ement IS an mg dates are malched wtth rain By selectmg variOus types water dram and radtator pipeS Natwnal Research Counctl a~ informal PducatJOnal program 1 patterns Corn plants can and var1etles of tulips you can Fill cracks around baseboards da1ly allowance for a normally 1supplementmg the tralmng Spring Ave Pomeroy ndvantage of added mots- have bloom nil sprmg and ~tween floor boards Doors actJv<> 25) ear old m<m young~tr1 s 1 e('eJve at home '-:::::::i:ii:::i:::i:ii~:::i:ii:::i~~:::l~~~~~w~h~t~n~t~h:•y~n:•e~d~rt.,m::o~sl~ll~y : Plant crocus and hyacinth and wmdows should be tight Q - How mucb meat pt'T I church and school An nrgam'i r bulbs close together three or f1tt.Lng servrng should I buy., zatwn that provides oppOI tum four mches apart, if you want If msects do get 1n1o your A When buymg beef for lues for mental ph)::.Jcal soc1a! 1 thick masses of flowers the house, tdenhfy them properly your famtl:y the U S L>epart ]and ~plutual groy,lh of youni 1 f1rst year Bulbs thts closely Your county ex:tens1on agents ment of Agrtculture sa}s you people planted become crowded qutck can help w1th identificatiOn should figure about lf4 pound per 1 THE PRODUCTION ly Ttus means you w11l have to Then apply the pesticide that 1s servmg 1t there Js no bone If Tim \Cal will ht> lhe ftrst d1g store and dtvide them more specifically recomm nded for the rut has a ]J!tl{' bone (say, that Natwna 4 H Club Week i 'II/ r to-CREDIT often than bulbs planted farth Ule pest Use It only as d1rect 1ts a rump roast) -.uull hne has been observed m the fall POULTRY FEEDS WAY! er apart ed on the label to buy about one third pound for Tradifmnally 4 H \\1ek has Crocuses should be planted 2 Last remmden each Buy about half a pound b('en held m earlv ~prmg and TOP PRODUCTION UNIFORM SIZE to 3 mches deep and hyacinths The Ohio State Farm Science 1f there IS a medtum amount of many organlr.atJonal meetmg!; 80% p oduct 10n on la~ers for 10 Prov co Peeds :~re blended to maet FARM LOANS 4 mches deep Revtew IS set for agncultural bone such as m 8 blade chuck and membership dnves were [ months-3 84 pounds of feed per the mor~ rtg1d nutnent rnqu reFOR FARMERS dozen a~m:;-Just one eKampte of ments of tm:lay s h1gher producm;; link ed lo th lS even I Da ffod IIs a Iso gn e a more lands around Don Sco t t SIT f 1e ld roast Pro\1 co 5 top perform~nco In egg Agg 5tralns Prov1co Feeds ara BY FARMERS" 'Cl·mat zed' to guard agatnst spectacular d1splav when plant northwest of Columbus Seprern Q - Should frozen meat hP 1 prodLtcUon weather stress and dl&eaSG effec:l$ ed m clumps The bulbs should ber 30 October 1 and 2 TIJ.is thawed before cooking" When the State 4 H Advisory t on stze Ath1n1 M•lgs be set 6 In 10 mchcs deep m Will be Ohw s greate!;t display A - Frozen beef can be cook CommJttee here m OhiO heid i TOP QUALITY LY 3· 1612 WY 2 5270 SOUND FLOCK HEALTH the1r March meeting m 1963 t h e sot! dependmg on your soil of farm SCi"'nce and technology ed without thawmg Allow I For sound shell tedure.~ h ~h grade Prov1co research, blend.ng 21nd DICK STERRET - hghter sotls deeper You wont want to m1ss 1t about I 1 ttmes the usual cook the\ adopted the pohcy recom 1 tnlertor qua ty us" 1-'rov r:o Get f?roduct var ety enable you to ma n. G•lllpolll IIII ~'~~:,.d a bou t 4 to 8 mehes a Th e review wtll be of mter mg time 2for an unfrozen large mendatwn that National 4 H full <jdvantage of th& nherlted taln flock he.alttl accord1og to pr.. Week be held 111 the fall Thts I Characten.strc of the stratn va11tng local rondttlons. 446-3391 Thl:l closer spacmg wHJ est to almost anyone ll fea Small roasts and ~teaks CLYDE WALKER policy 1ecornmendatron, "'luch a more massive display tures farm mactunery farm reqwre less add1lionnl t1me the Ohro 4 H ad\ lsors adopted first season but lhe clumps crops and novelty crops p I u s Q - Just how m11ch more was presented to them by the I will have to be dug and dlvid scores of farm and home com b~f Is there on the market tbls 4 H Sub-comm1ttee of the Ex ed sooner merc1al exh1b1ts year tban last? tenslon Committee on Otgamza I The clumps should be dug A spec1al program Is planned A - Economi~'ts tn the United I divided ev~ry three years each day for homemakers m Department of Agri· tlon and planmng Phone WY 2-2161 II'''"'"" to do th1s frequently the home economics tent on the culture report an Increase of results m flowerless plants revtew grounds from 10 to 15 percent so far the cattle are runrung beav1er I Minersvtlle, Ohio Rodents do not bother daffo- Plans are all set for the big thts year Not only Is there The ~suit record supphes of I IIOitlS. The bulbs contain oxalic annual meetmg of the G a Ill a 1iiiifediiiciaittileiiaivoi1iiilable but quahty beef wh1ch repels these pests County Datry Serv1ce Umt at ~ ilii..iliiiiiiiiiiiiii A successiOn of bloom also 7 30 p m October 1 at Gn,.n be obtained from daffodils Elementary School In the Cen by plantmg early mulseason tenary Community late .. flowenng varieties Dr William J Tyzmk pr~ All the flowers we have men (essor of Ammal Sc1ence at honed above dlshke I wet feet " Ohlc State University J,liiJl add Be sure the garden or flower ress the datrvmen I bed has good dramage Also t The Gallipolis Feeder Calf soil should be reasonable fer Sale w111 be held October £ at trle to obtain th~> best bloom the Ohio Valley Livestock Com Keep Bugs Out of thr House pany Yards m Gallipolis Calves Entomologist say 1t's eas1er musl be brought to the yards ALL SIZES IN STOCK to keep bugs out of the house by 1 p m Monday OctohPr 5 than to get rid of them once for gradmg and pennmg 1 CHEST •nd UPRIGHT they have moved ln The sclen Sale time will be 1 00 p m ltsts offer these tips for home 1\J.esday ')ctober 6 Spri·ng-Floweri·ng Bulbs AvaleIahie for PIan tieng Now it 11 somehmes red only on the outside and vayish brown on the inttde Why ia this" 11 the meat ltlll good to eat? A d k 8 f 1 1 01 -h eeed sh a wlay s ar purp1IS r w en 1r:st cut Af ter 11 Is exposed to mr for about 30 mmutes the color Pl ent becomes mndtzed and turn~red Thi s accounts for the red out __ cCULLOCH 380:: .... .... I New Ho Iland EQUIPMENT I I PURCHASE PLAN! I I Meigs I Equipment Company Fulton-Thompson TRACTOR I r SALES I bu :,cen·t~wba~r:rdondw··.~o"•~d g!1\ts~~m::;- I I eaU!e IIICtloa '11mnday cleared • bead, aH llftldes BleOI'I and .,_ ..,... he1fers 23 23 58 standard 1718 cows 10 50-14 bulb 16-16 50 scattered sales veaters about steady choice 26-30 good 22-26 standard 18-22 good to low l8 50 medium l4 25-16 25, eholee- NOW 1 I I l R. r N , Leaders Children s Play Making Your of t~ field at planting ume strated showtng stlage harvest west s1de of the exhtbll area on Food Work For You ' • Feed The Jargesl amount of rainfall lng and silo filling com pick Sawmill Road about 31-t mile lng the Crowd Outdoors' and normally occurs when wrn ers, shellers comblnes and hay south of State Route 161 Saw • W1ring That Works for You' plants are mak ng thelr most mowmg cond1t10nmg raking null Road runs parallel to U S Hostes~s will be on d u t y Irap1d growth rabout July 1) and and bahng 11 well a1 many Route 33 NumerOWI sr.gns wJll throughout the day LO answer Ithe corn has passed 1ts penod other farm operations be posted along mam routes questions of gram formation before dry Entrance gates wtl! be locat with arrow1 pomuna: to the ~;~ ~~~:~~~~~g t:I~~t~~ny ~~~; ~::~~~~~~::~ ~~e ~:~ farmer reported that all of the fnrmers in his area were plan nme lo Dltend The ladles Will have 8 spec tal program lallort'd to their needs at the Farm Scienl:!e Re Vlt>W Making Your Home Work I< or You 18 the over-all theme for the Home Economics pro gram The woman s program 1s sponsored by the Ohio State Un i\er~Jl)" School of Home Econ omJCS ' Ohlll Agncultural d h CExper tmPnt StatiOn an t e ooper nttve ExlensJOn ServiCE" 0 h to Slilte l<~culty members WJil pre S•nt half houl dLSCUSSlOS basetl TAKE A WALK Foreman & Abbatl 463 Blackston fl Mtlw 7 Phil8 5 mght 12 ms 496 St LOUIS 5 Pittsburgh 3 tllgh I I E Abbo\1 445 K Grut'ser 1 I os Angeles 7 Houston 2 mg 1t 4~ 9 Dtllon """ 'ub br>t " '!Ina - to ' ul lr rrt" ned Saturday' Probobl• Pltcbm I R 554 stilntil t-IR:Sf PF.Hilln B Radford tlo'' 'n'e 'nth. Cmcmnat1 ot New York- T !=II .~:~.g <;I the (hH•f-. sf'cond IIlli 1 4 !<Ill k long~ P t II tl l 01 HtndJcap t\4 \\ n 25 fol no retui \\ tth By F.KF.D DOWN more to hts com tlbuiJon tb In lohrts 8 Ill vs Parson~ ! ) I 2511 lhtrd stnngt'n IJ "'''1 n,, lltmm(' l htltrn• rr,ht UPI Sports Writer th~t because ht' s been the Mil...,<:iUkee at Phtladelphta- rota! nw {hHI• JI!Wt'JIUI gJounrl '>" L I' ti l \1 hI[ Won lloHt 2 Points 4 Mttack acPd for :m \lrds HI 1<-~ ck lt> rnd and tit' rt lddle II!• quJp m NCJ.tlonal League clo~t'Oul plt~.:her In m: of lhr l emastN I u VR ad ev l ' dros• 75 \l:lrd" n Holsum SaJe 11 11 dug1ut~ these d.n ~ s that Heds last nnt> vJctones Jhat I (12YI L 51 pla\!i avt'Iagmg ti !!long Cl'''' ·' 1 Ptt b gh S the wav Th ttpnwerlul 1 HS dt' pia\~ Hr~nmng scored frum S<1mmy Ls "'hat has made thP stamps him Pmph<IIH allv a~; SJ outs a 1 s ur - 1m B Woods 497 " ,,. w tlr .. "rx to Lmunn<.~tl Reds tun the ke~ man m a ct ve that mons (16..-Ql vs Wale 118 llJ B Martm 11 534 3 12 1"" 11 '' t~nse lmnl'd ( AHS tt 4i va1ds til , 1 r. " , ReiJd pttcheJ Sammy Eilts m.ty VPt rank m Nr lore wHh 1 San FrancJsco at Ch Jrago- n Schtlltng 427 111 II H''"'m'l ' ' " tn 2-1 pla\ s It 1! t\t' agt'< t 19 no llllJ! ' 11ltt Js and the run they re lhe vH: tonou~ la h~~eason pen Estelle till \S Koonce 1101 1-'A.l~ A Stobart 518 I fur tht ( altan~ t \\IS t• " t" ttia•s r.alkmg about Is the break neck n.ant dnves o/ tJw 1934 St ,I !Onl\ games s<:Gheduled t ( 1 506 STIR UP REVOLT I Total \ardl:l!tf' lcnored the ~ " " ... ' 11 sit l 1le He ds are mak1ng for Loms Caidma ls 1951 New York ' ,rae Sun day 8 ramu Total 1 2482 SAl GO~ t UPI t South V1et 1,,(1 t\ d It''' N Chtettam~ 362 to 118 l alhpo!Js l mg 1.1 ntl:' on y k 2 1 pennant tr 11 lWn fl\f' It Devil s 41 llt C.tants and 19til Sal F'Janc1sro Cm~tnnatt at e.,.. or Won 21oll 1 Points 4 namesr troops aggravated a I I I f complett><: lve o 1'7 ama s or \ slim 23 o.,;em nld 11ght Grunts Milwaukee at Phrladelph 1 1 trJbal revolt m central V1et 71 yards "'h!le I ogan <:omple-t Sf CON() PER lOr: 1nm ded 1 e1Ie f pttc her f rom St I oms al p 1tl sburg h Appears Jn .(7th Game Vlason Key1toue Nam by ktllmg three and et1/0ur ,, 10 fOI 40 vards fo~lh r t! R\~ lattl nl flr~1 r'" ynungslov. n Oh JU 1ell :. 1s n::;e 10 Ellis answered an emergencv San Francisco at Ch tcago R ~sh 539 woundmg fou1 of a group of re lf'Dnt had an tnlton Pptum t 1 1 lld pet d < as~t>r h 1 ~ tatdom m hts rookre year has call for the 47th time Frtda' I os Angeles at Houston mght D Willlarns 380 belhous hlllmen near Ban Me I 'Jn tullb.,ck Dale Hrer 111~ ltaltU~:uk J m Hlltldt '~ 1 111 26 b('tn rne or the bt-sl kepi se l mght wht>t the Keds swept a American Ltagur Clark 503 Thuout Tuesday US mtlitar> \\-Hs un10.toppablt. last ntght rtw v;Hd I tta l fnurtrrn to noth rrels of the NL season And twJ night doublt>headeJ from W L Pet GB G Cra1g 465 suurces said today blulstn, blot khu~ltr ptrkt'd up 11 1 ~ ~~sri ll Jtw PXtra H't he ha" tm nf"d ou t to he the the New York \lets 3 0 and 4 11New Yo1 k 94 ~9 614 Blmd 390 The sources said the Mon- ON TilE S'l'IIMP- There'l l J~o vard m 20 tnps 1 <Hl ll 1111~ I' tl1 11 ~o ]Pft mel 11 bu1\\ l1 k of fl 1e Reus ·' whII 1wm d and dosed out the mghtcap Balli mort " 587 4 91 ..,.. Total 2277 tagnards (hillmen) apparently no doubt aboutlt GOP preslaver ogf:' t I 7 9 Ht> s('OJ t>d \ denltal candidate B a r r y Hi 0 ftmsh whtch now finds them VICtory wnh 2 2 3 tnmngs of I Chtcago 91 64 587 4 \\on 1 Lo1t 2 Points f l 'gnored signal s to halt at H Goldwater Ia literally &lump llllllchd• \\m e~nd a ~ t'\ lt < :d r 1 ( -'.HS st Pr>ed u lrl ( as~er onh I game s bclund !lie Fad one htl shutout rehef Ellls Detro11 81 73 526 13 1 ~ road block on the outskirts of mg for votes He's speaking p unts 111 0 ?If \aid~ to (MIS I~ mg Ph1ladelph1a Phlll!e s \~lth sparldmg JOb preserved G & J Auto Partl Bob Los Angeles 79 77 50016 1n the heavily-defended c1ty, 160 at Eugene. Ore. Hflllb1(k < 11gr H111mt>l h11t Jumbled long 1eco~e1ed eight games IPft to pia) J Sisson Ip k 76 68 -!94 l8lf2 49~ 1 wm o1 tl 1e sea Cleveland '\HS 1 d ld k urey ~ 11 11 m1les northeast of Sa1gnn 1 1 p(l d UJ.> 92 \UJd s I~ tl P" 3\l!l :;;oppt' 10 gan 1110 Eihs 103 \\Oil lost Jecord l son whJch came after f1reballer Mmnesota 76 78 49418 112 I ongslreth n 8 aHrr~ge l~e ~( Jed Ulllt' P• nl on (;AHt;; t'l rot'n pl~ns SpPflks ror tbeif but lht'rt> s Jtm Ma loney stopped tilt' \fets Boston D Thoma~ 69 6 445 26 342 .~:~n I ptckto<. up a tv. 1 po1nrer I !PI (as f111 tlld Sl!\e I d "•asllrngton 60 9~ 387 3.'l J Johnson 493 11 u - a secon I mnmg Kan"s n Quarterback John (,asseJ \lowerv v..tth beauttlul pa~s tn -----------~ 1 on on" R Rawhng Cttv 55 98 3'i9 !9 425 srng Ie by J oe ch ~. 11~top 11-'I n Hand1 r ap 147 the f rst game "r•dav 8 Rrllulh rota! 2269 JVe .. e\\S 1he Reds gave Malone\ all OPlrott 3 Bo~lon 2 Won % Lo1t 1 Points 4 l thi' runs lw nf'edf"d m the Jlrst BaiiJIWllt' 10 Cleve land 6 ntjl;ht NPv. 't nrk 6 Wash n ght s, UnltNI Press I nit nMtwnal (,auge readmgs (;ai!Jpolls 1111 11 111 g oI lhe upPntl on mg Ies Beagltr b\ Pete u \ada p n < luc tgo 11 Kan Ctlv l rHght 0 Natlunal ).A"af;!ue Dam Ul t1 12 8 runnmg a halt nose Js n R Rupe 479 r. All H H r 1t lo< 1 on the rollers Pomero' Fr n k Rohtnson a sac rrftct: ( 1s \ng 1 Mmne~wta 0 mght J Johnson 515 Mmnrsnla at Lo~ .\ngeles K Johnson Clmu1 PJtts H8 ~Dli 1)0 205 H~ Mason 21 07 Pi Pleasflnt 24 "·'nd ptlch 1'1 AI J ac k !'W n s error ~58 Aa 1nn 11.1!1 137 54!=1 IOO I7Q 126 71! Hmton 48 fallmg Kanaw I Ihev took a 2 I l ad m the n1gh t - (,rAnt (}3111 v~ Kel B Buck 374 C tr1\ \1 11 124 421 14 117 125 ha hil ls 22 nsmg ( harl! s ~nt h nnul~ of the 1Hgl 1 c~p on "m 0 Ot \\ Ch1s.let 479 !J(k ...,n spof!ed Ne!SllO\llle \\tllms (ht 1536 11 94 !N 1181 m 1 94 statmnai\ london Hobmson s t\\tJiun homPr md Saturd.tvs Probable Pll<ht>rs 1-fandt('flp \95 an t>arlv BU lead Fnda\ night rorre Mrl 2400 14 b~ 6 83180 ll 8 Malmetand\\mltf'lddlm~we 1 e Vlar\y 1\E'ough <~ !so honerr:ad tn Nrw lotk II Washmgton- rota I t~nd !hen tu1ned tullbar-k Butrl jj 1 ~« k Stl 14 H tiO'J JJlj IQI 316 m !he ~Ills the mnth \~hf'n thr Hf'd ~ added SttJtllemHt B 21 '" flameis Won 1 1 ost t Points 2 D::.vrs ouse for three touch Allen r'hJia 155 603 116 1 qo J!J Koat mu\tiniiUs t\H) 11 su1 ultf:' runs 8 10 (row s Steak Houf!t> downs later tn the <:on test to Santo C:hJ Ohio RIH·r _ OVEC down I he Heds no~\ have won 1 •ne B:.~ l tlmtJJ e at Cleve! mrl - :'vic 152 564 66 177 314 J Duerr 599 crush tht' Hounds 34-3 .Hnd rt' F iood StL B ( ke~~ St<Jte of rlwtr las I w games .Hnd trail Nail\ 1B 111 vs Th ml 9 3) 01 1>4 M5 111 2111 111 1l t 30 1 n B Sear~ 506 rnamunbeatt'n l ihPt>gmws Hhn~ 1 fn 1 ~ 85171011 1! ; 17 up 14 SO::rpm Hobut Heed ( fheP lul!tesb\ only onto f<mH Stlhtrt 771 K Haley 430 th1s season -\mtrluln 1 eagu fioston at Uetro t - Connolly 111 H 7 IS 1 111 RelJablt> down m thE' losl c lumn H Kmghr 45~ (r o\H f{ H Pet 11 1i l' a 111 Bob Hrntf'J down Braves Top Phil" 3 11 ~ \" 1 ohch (Jo-8l Nelson\itlle d1 O\il!' 41 , ards OIJ\j \1mn 151640107201 32:J l! Al Coa lt>s I lO liT\ l!lf:'JPil<JUX I ne Mtlw<lukee Br3Vt'S dedlt fh tc.tgo .JI Kansas LJIV !Wl "~ In the llr~ pertod v.11h qlrlltrr URbsn Bol 15 , ~ rota I 2501 dl\\n "'?40 am John ladd 1lhe PhJllres their J1fth stratght hght 1- P t> te1~ fl~H ~s Pena 61114 6 86 314 back J1m Junt' ~ slort ng fi(IIll Won 2 Lost 1 Pomts 6 Howard N' 141 520 ll:l Hilt 108 n~ 111 down 17 if Ill m Jane dele It 7 5 In 12 mnmgs when 12 l4 tilt one and thf:'n passJI g to \1Antle NY 11~ 2 fh , I up 18 3 2J a 1J I l uore l the~r tallted the \\mnmg 1uns on Sundays (~ames L} nn Stufflebean f<H ihtt 1v. l rreehn Dtl ~ 4 2 ti 15 105 up 18 6 10 am J I l llood an nf1eld ~mgle b) Eddte Mmnesota at Los Ange\t>s 7 148 301 I MURPIIY DROPS SVTT point <.:onversJOn and an ~ (I Rbnsn ( hJ 1ll7 492 sou , ldown 19 4 am Mt Chns Mnthews and an errm <I I the Cht{ago .It Kansas C11\ 4 01 300 0 It ad l(l.tJ 79 66112 296 down 19 650 am Southern plhte by catcher Clay Dalrym kostonot Delt :Ht ( ngt 1 bus j IUSANGELF.SilPIJ-Asult Yast~kt Bos ~~ ? down 20 415 am Je1r" Bos I pie lhP Phrllles had fought Raltlm!te <J.t Cleve l,md seekmg to nullify the appmnt· COMPACTE!l mAN EVER-Ernie Roth, of Salem, On., 1 he lronmen came back m 145541 159 94 m Puv.ell Bait \,-\:Qf lh up 21 6 45 am Natmn back to I e IWJ< e om e on Onh game~ schedul ed t ment ot Pterre Salmger to the I had a Vo1t4-agen bus which m 1ts orig.Jnal form was • thl! .ie<:ond slanza w1th Da\ Js 127 4 119 118 294 run - ---I US Senate was dropped by his pretty compact job Now look at the darned th1ng Erruc dnving one yard to scon' and Caust'' KC 148 566 flO ltili 2!H al do"'11 23 3 10 p m Elger 1 Johnnv Calhsnn s two 1 Home Runs 1ltfl up 2! 12 0~ B m Vr1lvo fnnmg homer <~nd agam SP:a Canan RepubliCan senatortal opponent removed a fi've foot sechon from the middle to make hi.JD. mnth QH S1Pve Harnson Kellmg the 1 NMtlonal MaH (, Jants hoe up Greenup 3 3~ p m J on RJchle Allen s ,~,.~. 0 un lfllh St 1 r'anary IS a mcknRme Genrge Murphy court records sell an even CQIJipacler beach buggy, t\m-pmnter on a run to knot 44 WIIIJams Cubs re t>da Cl Lew1s down l.rl:'cnup 4 35 mnmg homer fo1 lh" hclugn \I. hale T h J 51 disclosed Frrda} s t.hes<rl'at81 32 1 ants 31 Hart <~tants ~lld Rub p m Blue St>al down (o~eenup The St Lout s Cardtnals ad mammal when traHlmg sub I -Wllh t1me J unmng out l<trk tnson Reds 29 ea{ h 5 15 p m Fm bcrgef' down vance<! to wlthm 2ll g:mws of merged frequent tv sqneaks •c····c:'l· ..,., 1,.,.,'7'''1!l''''l'~''"F:1VF ion druvto 49 }ards tn the 'll:!l A 1 K II b T ( 1et-nup o p m ( odrmgto!'l the lead With a 5 3 v ctor) o\ er squnwks and whistles from It" can t e rew wms. h rl und pel 0 d t o ~o:u aJea I d OJJ a t J ., mer p II II down (,Henup 8 50 pm Cho~r the p 1 11~burgn p 1r 1tes thr San blowhole S1mr ol I ese ~oun s 6 0 owf' S 1 o es • w111 1e ot hers are o1 Ya' d P ~~ II()m Han1son to en d , t A Red 36 Cola It' s K down f.rePnup 12 20 a Franc 1sco (o~ants cut lheu def are nu d rnle , Alii d t' B I It VI o s tuort Snx md _L La r 1 • en an a " Ht Man lL Yank s 33 all m <.: V Harnf'r up Gre61lup Irtl to 1 gamf'S with a 3 1 surh ht~h lrequencv t IUtt I h e time f' Jd Runs Rall~d In fi 10 a m Ztmmer down Mel win over the Chicago Cubs and hum m f'<ll cannot detP<'t them DcJ\Jd SJorK:l '"'Ire m 1he ~atwnlll B \PI ( ud ~ 116 dahl 7 20 pm Ch rt sly dfwn the los Angeles Dodgers lt'<'Ond h ill a~ he l hunwd , , S 1 t h t~ M M•ldiih\ 810 pm Ba.,ou or downed the Hou~ton Colt~ 7210 ivla\ Tolbert Rt 1 Hamden "1 an ll s 1r.1 J ay!i (,\ants j M Jd hl 10 1 \IJrs Clort:nre A \\f'bh HI 2 yard ~ Jll !lie lhll d quarlt>l wllh nd ! 01 B 103 I Ira ne up e a rm vnn other Nl game~ a re r<~ves ea< 1 B down Meldahl 1 rJJ a m A] In lht Amertr 1n League ~f'U th Poml Mrs Rand} \11 al I In la lhson Ph tis 98 J1ed Ashhmd dOwn \Teld<.~bl 3 colm l arr hert Blackfork \1 rs l 111 left Hnd !hen lmngrd from 1ht' tW! n the loUI th quar Ameru an Stuart ll~ Sox 30 I' t I W od M I New York defeated Washtngton ter follu"' mg a bad pass frum and Kttleb ew I wtn!i 109 each d hll ~\50 Js Hl o s up e 16 5 Baltrmore topped Cleve ~ar~ElsJa~es ~as~ell~u~1~~~~~~ 8m t!f'ntt>r on a Nelsosvtllt punt I 8 Roornst n Onole!I 108 ~ a lend 10..5 Ch icago routt>d Kan y,hJ('h ~live lalk.'lon the ball on !Ito '\anks 101 Coia"tlo Aon,- G~II4\0poh~ Dam -p C.athly R l sas Cltv 11 J I os Angele:-~ K\ \Irs Oixle F: Sm ith A~h • up , pm ennsy \ ama ed \1 land l<v Johhn Ru 'i~el\ Ter rv tht H1 und 1w J vard lmr lOl ntpp mnesot<l 1-0 and Dl' n f I lr ur 12 (I~ cl m Fr In~ lm n down troll beat Boston 1 2 ( .rHV'iOn Kv le ma ><ame 011 a loft) Pllcluna: 1 40 am Mary B up 2 45 BIRfH" P' 1 ~ Iron, Harrr on to end Dal• Nt~tloTutl KuuJa~ Dodgers a m Ha rvey Jordan op 4 35 l l'vh s !{and\ M 1lcolm I am Klnou~e for lti \ard~~. tmdwHv 19 5 Bunnmg Phil~ 18R Mar am Ph1\rp Sporn down ')4~ btorl Blil ~k lmk son 7113 pm m the tma P~ 110d Jchal (.Jants ~0..7 OToole am Lee Mev do""n 7 10 a F'nday \1rs Charles McGurre 1 lrwkson rolled up 266 yard s Red~ 1G 'i Ja<-kson Cub!! ! m Beaver down 8 41 1m 1 Crown f:II\ ~on 5 Hip m Fn 1 rushmg tlnd 31 pa~!'itnJs for Z!lt 22 [I} Asa up 9 05 am d::J\ Mr!l Terrence N Dennis I y;:~rds whllto Nelsonvtl\t show AmPrlran BunkPr Onoles I Kanawha R1ver Thlima Among those who enlt>If'd Uol 128 Park fJI PI Pleasant !!on rll llli rushtng and fnur pass 18 5 hlld tanks 16 6 Ann up Marmet~ 3!\ am tucy lz•r llosvttal m pasl 24 hot11s 2 1~ p m Frrday Mrs Lt'WJ:II 1 lr " I r onlv 4 \iard~ 't'tlanc.,. \ngPI ... '01-1 P1ppas Jane I ucas down Mnrmet 10 v.~er~ lt<:hael S f'Isher 1102 C Clagg Ht 2 C.Aliipohs snn 'kort tw qoa rlets Onoltos 1J6 1-'l'tt'l ~ \\h !e Sox 2U 11 m IJtfh> •t!.,.,a rd down Fourth A\e Howt~rd J Hn<;(' 20Jlam Frtiay Ja c,~ou 016 6 1l - S4 198 Marmet 12 40 am r.t>orge 8l Ct!daJ Sl Mr!! Davd \ DISCHARGED Nelsnnvlllt> 8 It 0 0- 8 Pm:e down Marmet 3 am E S1m 1)k111 s Rt l CrO'y~n (J1V Putlf'nb ncentlv di~ r herged - -- - Ctl1on McKmle~ ~ P Jon~ ~ up Wmltf'ld ti 50 pm \ '"Irs lerrence N nenm s 128 mcluded Mrs Bruce Sm1lh AI Wai r"n Hardm1 18 Fremont H( "" 0 0 F Shuuer dovm WJO!Jdd P uk D1 PI Pleasan Beth len EJChtnge \\tlham Fatr Redford ChBne1 f) Columbus 11ndf"n ~4 t9 20 p m t\hre up Wmfwld Ann Wcm1 r 212 Park Dr PI lchlld Sheridan Brumfteld Mrs "llta nc J2 Columbus South () 110 30 p m Helen Z up \\111 Pl~a~ant H Burd1 ll H 1yr s Pau Saund . . rs Mrs Robert ( le\e\and Glenville 0 Columbus Whets1one 14 field ~ 10 Am W H Sh 1vcr Grtmms I andm~ W Va Mr'l Q reen Stanford Laym Harold Du~tr 8 Ohrrchsvrllf' ll Co1urn bus wa tnut R1dgr- I 1 Jr up Wlnf1e ld 4 15 fl m AI Ha"mond Thomas Rt 1 Long J Kmg Jr Herman Mtchael GOP VEEP HMILY-Republlcan vlco pre11denUa! candidate Rep William E MD 11 C!Jinton Lmcoln lll !Columbus Centnl ~ len R Merrtll down Winfield Hototm Mrs Ray J a lmorl~e Ntcholas Hanna Mrs Hazel poses w1th btS family Left to rtfght, they a:re StepbaDie, 2\3; !tllllel, Mary Ka:re11, J William E , Jr G; and lrln Stepbltllie ~r. ' CJmtou1Jmken O Culwnbus Aqumas 6 5 05 Iii m IMa)hew, Wellston, Mn. Gokiie Dav11 and Harry Potta. 1 ' ment companies wlll demon s1rate and display their eqwpment at tfte Ohio State Science Ht view to be held at the 0 on Srolt Airfield on Route 181 JUSt nl r th of Columbus The days arr Wednesday Thursday and Frrday Septemb<r 30 oc'tob<r 1 and 2 Interest tn tbe event seem• 1o • Regg1e Calhoun march I Galltpol ts h no" 03 for lhe Nt\\ \OJk Hl2. 333 38 51 season Next ...,eek the D£'vtls firidaJ- s Results Wtll host Nelwnvrl e on '\te- San ~ rancisco 1 Chicago 1 mona I F J£'id C:mh 3 Nev. York 0 lsl twl Cm ll 4 New York 1 2nd mghl l 8 Kyger Creek TD s French 2 yrds, 5 yrdJ, Duncan 2 yrds Polcyn 25 yrd nd 5 d pass 8 yr pass Johnson 15 yard pass Extra points Poicyn, French and Duncan Ad "The kind of p!Jokbl yoa .,.,. oms Racine you WOD't llDd here, IODt" Southwest ern s 229 pound jumor tackle, end zone It was 220 wtth lseven plays On the thtrd plav p! 1ced on a Hannan w va :! 13 left In half Brenntng lof the !ma l perJOd Hummel fumble In the end l-One midway •<~mmed the extra pomts ! .slashed off Jell tackle ond 11 h f h THIRD PERIOD was 44 () w1th 10 4J It It m In 1 e our! quarter Friday I ogan took P~te Anderson s jame PArs Jai led Bv Umted Press International mght to earn the Highlanders ktrkolf and drove 50 yards m WJth exactly ntnf' nunutes National LHgue a I2--12 come from behmd fle nme plavs Thlrtv to nothmg lett Coach Adams floode<ilhe W L Prt GB With the \lSifor.!i from West (,assei went fmal foUl field \\Jth subslltu es o\1\ a5 581 Ylrgmta m' u Coach Ro) Ross "rd ld cas t r• Al S faJ If' d wtl h "'39 1ef I In Allei an exd1ange of pass (Phlladelphu:~ 11 11 1 571 88 66 pel lod mtercept1ons ( AHS dro~e 02 mcmna " led lwl~e dunng the contest 87 67 565 2 ~ first a 6..0 first pertud (,AHS again stopped cold yards m seven plays to Lo. Sl louJs score 86 68 558 34J and rhen agam m the th1rd stan Logan B d1 ove 72 Y"k sd m f Ivhe gan s one II !> the gun soun ded Sa n Franct ~co \i!lwaukee 80 73 523 9 1 pays--rennmg pte e up teA 50yBrrl pass trnm Chns Ro.. 12 ~;hen tw1o Southwhestern half 77 76 503 !mal 49 w1th a blast up the I ra nk t, 1bert was the i PJt!sburgh 49 413112 1 ac s ran nto eac other on a 78 76 1 mJddlt 1h1rty SJX lo nothmg I btg gamer m 11 at one f.AHS os Angeles }'owt!rful logan behmd the churmnM egs {~t Dale Brennmg beorge Hummel and John Gasser rollr:J ove1 Gttlhpoiis 44 0 DeJun 2 m fans on Me moria! fltld fndav nJght Thus :he Lharges ol coath Mr l Adams surcesstull\ opened deft'nst ot rhetr SEOAI lham ptonshtp bv plcKm.!t up theu mnth ~HaJ~ht conteTen{f· \Ido Over 100 Farm Equipment Firms will Show Products 8 14 20 8 0 _ U Statistic wtse the Bobcats outrushed and outpassed I he Tornadoes 102-65 and 95 8 Kyger Creek had 12 first downs to Racine s nl~ Johnson and Barnelt paned eight times and completed five whle Quarterback Bob Grueser passed six and completed two Market Report CINCINNA11 (UPII - Ll.. otocl< ' Cattle 300 Calves 100 Scattaed ,.,.. all •tauchter olo.... !lleody but 1101 .,_to 1o ftiU, BY C E BLAKESLEE cation worken will demonstrate planting corn 111 late April or weather hlte in late summer ed north of the exhibit ana on nearest entrance according to teat price trend Good to low Ci:lunty Ext AJeDt, Ap'l and discuss sach topics as very early May, farmers stand Throughout the three days State Roo i.e 161 about one m1le Dale friday Review manager eholce 950-1000 lb •laughter More than 100 farm equlp- The Why s And What s for less d1ance or bemg ramed out farm equipment will be demon weat of Worthina:ton. and on the Vl!ttors may purchase t!ek steen U 24 50 d101ce 8()0.900 lb from the tv. o for the TD ~rorrd the TD wh1lt' Dunca n posed of Chuck Leach J o h n The Bobcats also had two m· French Llwn ran tlw t>xlra ran the r PS Damels Ed Hughes R1chard tercept10ns nae Kvaer Crt'Pk Bobcats cap Hoger Barnell bHztd on three RactM fum French capped the Dafly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Se¢. 21, 1864-& New In Farming =========, I Build AFinancial Plan I I : I OHIO VAlLEY INDUSTRIES "Sure Sign of Quality" FALL FREEZER SALE II NOW AT LANDMARK See Us for Your Fall ' NEW LOWER PRICES !~A-RT_I_ NG_ _ _ SEEDS and FERTILIZER $19 5 Pomerov Landmark Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY-2·2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio Sorvong Motgo, Mason and Gallla Count111 SAl liES •SERVICE E Mllln St. PonMroy Jock W CarMy Mgr. 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A real smart car. 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. $1195 A 1 owner low mileage spotless ~ar, white finish, tS cyl. Overdrive, radio and heater. A mce one $1499 Pomeroy Motor Co. •n l'h,... - jN141 Mil OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO IItie odt .,.ld •UI•II'I le dav• ' AflD uf l'tt .. N~ • OBI.TU ::~~~ to1 !II.. ..,.., au. •mu"' r.r.b ~tt.t,.na.> •arC! lt' @) .i.aiD - •• OniCI rl t1UUU ~.Xi & • · • ~.ur" I" lit Dalb tJ•turdn -.,11,31 " Ill. •., IJ:OO IT'fi i(.l UJ>V ro t"' . A.~ : a " aa:BUL1 P'IWUU(:li\UI w .. NT - - nou-uvur ll'lmJ!I• tion comedy, "The Baileys of Bal boa,'' will! the incomPlU'Ible Paul Ford u the rather lncornpetent but individualistic and wannbearted llldpper of a cbarter boat. If you don 't expect too , >md olmply appreciate of Ford 's company, no Over Lhe year,, however, where, you will get a aomellllfl8 happened to chuckles. MeanwhHe, over movies. 'The monsten became the objec t ol outrlt!ht or outright fl!ar. There waa UttJe sympathetic underneath of how they came AOliO!!S 42-ConiJ.o.J to be the way they wert. They LBaDOW!f were d i t f e r e n t. That was rlv~ 1. Naut.Joal I. i'Wlow enough. And also in t.lloutll years, by coincideoce, of a. Traveler1 - - Polo television' s flgureo ol I. Needle-: Jll. ClrcJoa "' admtrallon became the shallow, litrht <.nw,_ antisep~, cooformist look- 12. Any Uert. watchman o1gna1 alikes a( ·Jamily aJtuation come- 13. DlHpatcir. 6. Ta1ka dies. We have here in boat &.OWn monster series a healthy revolt, 14. Fib T..SOn16. Corwnneot ut a mocking of these 16. Tueo<lq• )rlpM ........ standbys, a revenge of those who are dJfferent, where 11. Heats. M byma.ll are actually tolerating Ulose 20.Rep ... .._ I.Oftllo w11o presume to be normal •1. Also Thursday night, CBS-TV J1. To llll8Wer Ui. Ble-b : mua. television Revue 1963 Tempest Pontile--,..--- $2195 Deluxe vinyl trim, eood tires, beater, green finish . c.n. ..,, "'UJI' ,., -~ ""'· · ~ f:lll~lt dll eGJte it"- • OP 1962 Volksw1gen 2 Door tl ... , •• ,.., @) 2 SIGNS I 4D ! PHONE WV 2-2157 ' l I, I' Musical lnstrumenh I "E" flat. alto saxophone, like new, for sale. Call WY 2-6961. 9-21Hitc ' By RICK DU BROW Untied Pnu lnternaiiOIIIl Hollywood IUPJ )-Therr may be something basically beatthy in televlsion'a new comedy • rits about monttera: ABC.TV 'I "The Addams Family, " which Is based on Cbarl.. Addanu cartoon chara[;ters and baa its second •how1ng tonight, and CBS·TV'a "The Munsten," which premiered Thw'oday night. lfl a nwnber of oldtime movie& about mmsten, 10me of the frightening freaks were almo&t palhetic beings, rather than deliberately evil, in that they were often created by others, were different by no choice of their own, and sometimes mere· ly reacted to the horrified reac. tiona ol others. .. Wolfpen Society Notes .. ,_lcl>od """"- ..... to,.,._..,_ In ldn4 22.s...- i - \ n.- ment tuJ ............. or 11. H&wlr:-Uke Ice 2f.BetddJ ......... 28. mgh 21t. People ot blrda !3. Detest 86 . Pla.ce *1. Howitzers abbr. 38. Mollem PIANOS eWURLITZER eBALDWIN Inti OTHER FAMOUa BRANDl WE LET IN.':' Ame,._ ..... ILotKent a:z.au.- ~ Iength m......,. ss. Haston 84. Greek letter ... Notoriety r- 87. Plaoeot ..rety a.Klrul ot 1.:.+-f>:,.,!!; 4-+-b.-ri,.,..,!,r.--1--+-~ "F..my Trained hntco" PHONE 22 L4C:KSON, 0. Ro•d servJca, ball bond service end tr•vel service CALL: E. M. BURTON WY 2·263'2 Mlddi•POrt i71 Brudwe• FOR SALE-Middleport'o taDut bultdiDg, to<:ated 352 N Second Street, Mldllteport llrlc<>JI for quick .ate. Jo. quire at Ohio Ho!l!l. 10 It tie In )O'OOd, melal and plastic, is IMiilable first time iA a sturdy ~~~&tal c:anyiRg ~ '>ASOLINE ALLEY 5o Chip finally made it UD to liiChooH 1ha\'6 a reltef, 5keezix! II LONQ:J'ELLOW One Jetter IJfmply stands for aaother. In thitl eamp.Je A t. use« for the three L'., X for the twrn O's, etc. Single letters, apostroph1es, the length and fonnatlon of toe WIOI'dl a.re aJI hlnta. J:adl dq t.tae code lettelll ue <Vfferent. I Hetc:B:o IYUHZ 17:U:AYLLB:W.A.TK S:45 Sign Off October SATURDAY 6:00 Sign On - News 6:05 Country Music UG V.I.'M IO DICK TRAC, h !CHESTER GOULD PWWRP !liN Y.-D 1C II P LK Y - o Oryptoquote, lr IB ALWAYS WITH THE PEST INTENTION.S THAT TK11 WOfiST WORK 1$ DONJJ:.- WlLDiil. W J EH RADIO PROGRAM • ..-. o.uu 4:30 Interchange MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 6:00 COmmunity New• 6:20 Meigs COunty RFD 6:20 Country Jamboree 6:00 Sign On. Muslclll Clock 5:05 World, National News 6.25 Paul Bowers -Farm 7:00 Larry Anderson Show 6·. 3• 11/ewa Headlt'nes ' • S: 15 Spotlight on Spotto 8:00 Polll<roy Hl Football U2 Musical Clock ~ . 25 !'leather 6:30 Nws 6 33 Rev . Raymond Jones· Rei 9:30 Middleport High FotJtballj 7:110 Be Still & Knor. 5:30 Sunset Blvd. 6:55 Sporls Headlines lt :OO Top Ten Show (Dairy 7:03 New• 8:00 Sign Off 6:57 Weather Report Valley) 7:08 Musical CJoct ~ SATURUAY 7:00 News 11 :30 Top Ten .Show COuttons) 7:3o New8 Headlin.,., 1:00 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 12 :00 Noon News 7:32 MuSical Cloclr 7:00 Bo Slill v Know 7:30 News 12 :15 Musical Interlude 7.45 Word & TestimonJ 7:""' New' 7:35 Pickens Hardware 12 :30 Rev . Merlin Tee~ 8:00 Ohio Valley News 7:(MI Mustcal Clock ITues · Thurs.) t:OO Bill Miller Show B:llli World, National Ne'" 7:45 Word & Testimony 7:50 News Report <OSU F·ootball) 8:10 Sports 8 00 Ohio Valley New• 8:00 Bill Miller Show 8:45 Sign Off September 8:15 Weather Picture 8·01i World, National Newo B:UU Johnson · Slnlpson Ins. 5:45 Sign Of( October 8 16 MusicaJ Clock 8·10 Sports Today Show <Fri.) SUNDAYS 8:55 Community News B:l5 Weather Picture 9 00 Tal• nt tba Town 8 16 Musical Clock 8:10 Roy 's Food Basket Show 7:00 Sign On - News «Moo · Thura.) 7:35 Sunday Showcase 9.55 Mason County News 8:55 News 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 8:00 French City jlaptist to :OO Family' Worship flour too Musical CI\Jek <Wed. • E'rt.) 8:30 News 11 · 10:15 Public Servtco 9:30 Song & Story 1'imo B 45 I&S Super Market Sbow 1:33 Hour of Deliverance 10·.30 La"-bstrtng ~ 9:43 Family Worsbip Hour (Thuro.) (Elder Cline) 10:55 World Newo 10:00 Newtl 9·00 Nelfs 9:48 Congressman Abele JJ:IIO Newo Beat 10:05 High Scbooi Hit Parude 9.05 CoHee With Janet to :05 Sunday Chapel ll:05 Morning Melndle• 10:55 News LO :OO Grand Ole Op'ry 10 :33 Washington Reports (except Frtd.ay, U:OO Army Time tl:OO Ministerial Assoc. the People ' Chureb BeiJJ Ring) ll::W Special COmmuni., IJ:I5 A.S.C. Program • Fri. ll :00 Sunday Show II:45 World News Programs IJ :55 Maaon CouniJ No"" 12:00 New& Roundup ll :l5 Family Worship • Thurs. 12 :00 Noon New• U:l5 Mason Co _ Agr. Ext.·Tue.s. 12 :15 Christians Hour 12 :00 Communi~ News 12:20 Bulletin Board 11:33 Swap Shop 12 :30 Rev . Mt!rlin Teets l2 .05 LocaJ News 12:25 News 0 Grams 11 :45 Tiny's Country Hymns 1:00 Rev . Andrew Parsons l:!l : JO Markets 12 30 Saturday Matinee 12 :1!0 Noon Report 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups 12:15 Mid Oay Weather 1:55 News B""t 12: Ja Goessler's Guest Star·Fri. 2:00 Sunday Chapel \ 12:20 Evans Bulletin Board 2·00 Saturday Matinee 12:15 Larry Anderson Show 2:33 Rev . Roscoe Thorn 12 2S Newa 0 Gram. 2:55 Newo Beat 4:00 Jim Mees Sbow 3:00 Sunday Chapel 3 :30 Agricultur.. Agent 3,00 Sarurday Matinee 1:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 3:33 Country Hymntlmera 12:45 Country Go Round 3:55 News Beat «'lburs.) (Dan Hayman)t 1:55 News Beat 4:00 Discin~ wtth Doss 4:30 Local Newo 4:33 Sunday Showcase 1:00 Country Go Round f :30 Top Ten Revue S:OO Jim Mees Show 6:00 Baptist Layman'• Hour 1:55 News Beat 6:00 New.!l Summary i:OD Simoo's Market - Newa 6:30 Sundown Serenade 3:~ Mid-Way Matinee 5:15 Public Service 6:05 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign Off September 355 News Beat 5.30 Dinner Musicr le ;';45~S~~~~~~Se~p~rem=-~~------5:._45__Si~gn--o_n_Oc __ OOb_er~-----•='=oo~~===ma~~=~~Oog==~--~8=:oc~s~ign~o~n~~~~~ LITTLE OR!'HAN ANNII l!lv HAROLD GRAY SORT Of= S~OOK THEM UP; BUT IT WAS THEIR B 0?1TMA/l, IT'S HEARTRENPlMG, IRJT EVEN M'f lru8S:ER PLANT 15 8U~t'. 1<./EI L. ,7HEi"D HAVE COME OUT AMO L6FT OC1 iHE;'\.? t:.OAT. lOr lG A':'"~ O, Jr: II-lEY ~ VJ~p;- COt-1 1HG OliT I SIJ ·0, iHElR E~..,PTY Bor.rr, '.NH t." I r~UND , - - - . Li< l Aii "T HE HARBUR, MAY Hc.l/!: I All t-1'-"" l EP.'(, EH<;? .JAC~. CALLitK:\ TO THEM, 't' 'SURE: DID I THt~TI WOW. TI-IA"t 'STEERED TH!:: ill !!\TO 1 Hi:: SWAMP' WHEN YOU TH EH \3 ii! H<T lr1 FU PPGD TAAT TI-ll=\..'~ TURPI:.~··fnNE TO<J, WH t.' ~ ~~.,y VEL LW 1N THEIR FACES ... FU~ HELP! ABBIE AND SLAn lv RAEBURN VANBUREN AND Hf"PF'~ "Ttl LO~"Fi fl . Wr-<0 MADE:!> {JIIf-<;i!Jf[.J BA ~( :> Air l 'III IH ('-jf<f.ILIL i t lf<IH<S iU Ul'- ~'1 ,• ',fflf./,,',' t1 'NAt'; A ~n r11r tG r'-t D TCW N All it;:., !·t•L-( · :· 1· • .'1·. I ~~ . U'..-i., iJt "H ;t.·i ... 1!-' t r < • O'tl'JI~·IH/ '.r-t(·. tli~W y(;U 1"- •·t . . . ' ._, ; .' -r J ,,.,.,--.-.:_ .. I BOSTON'.' NOW WH~.f i5i6f·Ff' 11-lt/ ~ (> 111A-/'"' CA PTAIN S!-' T A f LUf<!!>E- FOk 6051-0f..r ,A.N D i (/-ttrr ~tf)TLLTUNEUP' ~ FIODLS.'.' .. . - --, t<t-JLrJ•I . ..- ' . -- 6w GEOllGE WONDER .MAJOR' L~?' 'IOU MUST HAVE AMERICA!~! PIPLOMATIC QtJARTBi!S APR~~ ao lnake pocket cuts or straTght 8Ad c:wved CIO JOlt --o TYPE. OF PEOPLE. ...... TERRY saw • IN REASON 8.B.Asi& 10. South 6:00 Sign On -News 6:05 Sa ere d Heart Hour ~ wrsatl!e U.l51 Utility Jig Saw, with It's . . . LOOKING POR IICURI PLANNING YOUR VACATION? 11-1s1 c umm • Tf.IAT'S THE IMPORTANT Tf.IING, DEAR.~'- WE MUST BE CAREFUL WHAT 21. Ecuarlar MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Blacks. >!AIN'T Tf.I'· S"B!- SHAPE THE>''S 26. Gaina WMPO Radio BAKER FURNITURE GIT DOWN FROM THAR !! . paa ENGLANDER ~ow H= E-:::F"'EL-c-l-:OUT,-:::-0 :-:F-T:-H-, ' CHINASERRV TREE 'iESTIDDY AN' ~ROKE HIS ARM 21. Printer"• ..Talk about your 'di!presaed areas'! Do you realize ~there lon't • boy In thio neighborhood?" JUST ' &Pla.:poo 9·210 MATTRESS • ' NEVER I! UP FER SCHOOL TODAY. AUNT LOWEEZV DAILY (lRYPI'OQUOTE - He,..•s how to work It: AXTDLBA.AX& INNERSPRING HE's THE KJNOUlOP.I. ReAL.L't' ~ ITj ' I ~~~Src IIJP& SMOOTH TOP r-"":'--------.. 1 BARNE'\>' GOOGLE olld SNU~FY SMI'n" «J.S-sflapt'l!t moldlnp C. Organa <II CUP OF POISON-This In· nocent-looking paper cu& ia actually a gypsy moth ap and is being used to catch male moths by federal and state governments. The un· suspecting male, · attracted by the female sex scent put Into the cup, wanders In an4 11 killed by polson fume~. ,----------., ............. ...... ..,. ............. l' r ~!~~~ ~-::--:::=:=:~"' ,-~~--------.., r white coat. DAILY CROSSWORD I Auto Sales ~....,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. , Fess Park,,., who u•ed to ~ play Davy Crockett, returned In a new one..bour series, .. Daniel Boone," and I gueas that'a all lh<>re Js w say about that . If a network n ecutJve should tell you that you can't judge the oerles on the basis of one epi!ode, send for the man in .:::.- B• BRANNER fiJI!.NIE 1 YOO· f.IOO••• OVJY? n:s eo eooo Of.l . TO BE f!OM ~ AGAI"'! . · .. , lN ANOTH!:.Q PART OF 70WN __ JIERE! tar ~ ~ Take ad¥antage of this fimited offer! Eicba ~ ~I carrying case and dependable B&ll.llk iM, CAROLINA LUMBER ,and Supply Co. Opp. B & 0 Depot Pl. Pl11sont Budget Tarmo-Cnh & Carry-Cash & Delivery Phone 460 t: .'1.' ' - �• 8-Daily Se nti nrl Pomero y-Middleport . 0 ., Sept. 26. 1964 • -- ---- ·- Mr. Flanagan Is Devotional Leader of Class The F:ag les ria~~ ul trw As. bun \l t>1l lol.l!St r hur rh m "\ racu-:e met Thur~l.Ln t'\t' t ll n ~ ar the rhurch "' ttl! \1r-. F. -:ti ll :\!r,ort' pres rdt> nl rn Rn lwr t F l f! na ga n \I a nun AllemY. urth rt"-[ rna1ns Ill 11t Thofll CJ~ \ ll"murJ al l Hu~ p lt:.t! HI Sout11 Char lt'slon.j tt .. rt il lt':idi:" r ami rr pPrwd wt! h a II \ ' pr .:n er lolln'>'t l-'0 by tht> read . M..m un Allenswor th and Jti,u ol p ,alm 24 HI:' gaH a ghl t' l BP{ky . ol St Albans. \\ mt'dJ13 Iilln .. n n>.:rnksg n:tng , \a Wl l't' .. 13ttors In MrddlepDrl ;:. .. mnng ott! m:ln\ rhm g~ t or F'nd ;J \ Be<' kv ubo; t:-r\.-d ht- t t6tl1 j '>I hll'h one :.honl d bt· thrmktul. IHn hd a\ Fnda) L'~t·IJ 1\ tlh prJ I er 1 1 1 Jlu rirl b ltlt' bu ~ mt' <;$ ~ t' '>=' Lon , I l\ Jr anJ Mr ::. (;1en/1 .a tn Jt'l h . ltlll e n· turnt"d from Berea Pf •Jjt·et hlr l mlpruvm~ , t It' par . ~~o ht' lt' the\' howe bet:'n the gtleS! and 1 Mr. and Mrs Joseph Banus daughter, Debb1e returned their home, Youngstown, Friaftr a v1s1t with their Mrs. Edna Bar- sonagt> were t • ~eus-; t'u I was d f 1 dt>( tdt<d !u ha l ~: a Jl l!lP\ -:u p~Jer ut tht•ll daugltl ~ r an an11y, 1• thP d3tt: to De :mn tillnt Pd .'\lam \1r· an•l \11 ~ (,l'UI!::t' Duultttle l e t.! fi ll C'Otnmlllt't' tu1 ' h e su ppt:'l .nll.l t tn ldt 1·n Vit'I'e \l r~ f- rankh n R1 7e1. :O.Irs Mr· ~ M1tt a 1d \\'tldermu th \][:, Her- and lwl SJ ~ It' l \1rs. Kt>llh Ktn· c, r rnl! \i or ns <J ild be lt PJ.r ker r dld who Jon Webster of Cincinnati who is spending h1s vacation his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Webster, Rutland, visited I F•·'"''"• with his grandmotlter, Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. was held Thursday everung Thursday evening at the church Demoskey. I• , 1 'J idorm<.~ ·~ VOL XVI NO. 141 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO the bu!l· ders, ~1rs . Jacob Turner, Mrs. Betty Mankin and Mrs Pearl Hoffman. Mrs. Ferne Bradbury's creation was judged the most original with Mrs. John Seines having the prettiest. The Rev. Donald Boone took pictuies of the class members and Communications were from Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel anll their hats, which were worn all evenJng. Mrs. Daisy Jasper ihanking members for their kindness to Mrs. Mankin gave devotions them and expressing their re- Incluing a Psalm reading takat not being with them. communJcation was also the Korean girl which ed that all of her family living through the love of class. Plans were made for a rummage sale to be held in the church social room October opened the meeting wtth a med· itation on Brace Your Mind, followed by the class song, He Me Singing, amJ the Prayer in unison . Mrs. . H. Stephenson's "teachers' thought" concerned wild geese. napkms as their project. The annual Hall owaen party will be held In October witb members to come masked . An arrangement of rall flowers ceatered the tab lt and napkins carrying out the autumn theme. A desse:t course was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Beulah Wood, Mrs. Betty Hankin, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. Charles White and Mrs. Agnes White. Editor'• Note: The author of the following dispatch was la the presidential motorcade wbeo Jolm F. Kennedy was murdered jn Dallas on Nov. ZZ, 1963. He Jater received the Pullttzer Prize in journallflm EN ROUTE WITH PRES!- for natlooal reporting for has DENT JOHNSON (UPI) accouot of &be tragedy. Pre::;ldent Johnson denounced the Republican party's Goldwa· The ter faction today to a campaign judgment 101 history Js that IWing through New England. Lee Harvey Oswald, a rebelliThe President said the Amer- ous frustrated Marxist fanatic lean people must choose in No- murdered John F. Kennedy 1 ~ b between an "res n.sl~ D 11 th a d 5 da 10 and :"sov- a:o t that ould be "reckless ad 1, 0 , · ta h:artles.!i at home." assJs that he a r _.,_....__ ... -· ..""u gl. ' I• j W~~H~~~A(~:~TR For man-sized comfort! Foam-cushioned corduroy BOOT ~~~ :~mimstration e~n;.an.~ ~~actin:~~on: a~d witho~: ;~~e ~ v~c~ --:.n~_: ~-':~ 1 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1964 PRia FIVE CENTI irrational act. to ''evaluate all the facts and IUmted States and ha! not cJme • believes would, if adopted, ma- The commission made IZ rec'11le motives of the 24·yedr- circumstances surrounding the to the attention of this commis-1terially Improve on the proce- omme~:adations. Etght applied to old Oswald, who pumped three assassma~mn. " swn " 1 dures m effect al the time of the Secret Service which has shots at the young Presidetlt Reaches Oveneas The report failed to convince Prestdent Kennedy'• assass.ina- been charged since 1902 with from the s1xth floor of a Dalla~ The 888 . page report wa~ the assassin 's mother, Mrs. tion and result m a !IUbstanUal the respon sibility for proteetmg off1ce buildmg, are obscure . made public Sunday night after Marguente Oswald. Sbe contin- lessening of the danger." the President. Primarily, they But they appear \Inked to AI patnstaking investigation. The ued to insist "there is no proof" Johnson, who does not at. would put an overseer iD broken home, an indi!ferent inqu1ry involved most branches her son killed Kennedy And a ways abide by the security cri- charge of the agency and give mother and an unsatisfactory of government and even Communist youth publication teria laid down by the panel, it 205 more men at a cost of marriage. reached overseas into Rm1~la said in Mllscow that the aslBS· announcea m Johnson City, $20 million. One consequence or . the day where Oswald lived for whtle sination was the result of a Tex., that he was appointing AU the recommendattons of horro.r ha~ been a .tightem1g and where he me.t th~ !Url who r1ght-wing reactionary coup. a four -member committee to were made because of the com· of presidential secur1ty proce- w~s to become his w1fe. No Perfefl System advise him on putting the rec· mission 's muted answer of dures. But much more need:3 to The report conceded that In The commission conceded t1 ommendations mto effect. " perhaps'' to the question of be done to protect Lyndon B. view of Oswa ld 's subsequent could recommend ~o fool-pr~f Named were Treasury Seere- whether Kennedy's murder Johnson and future occupants death at the hands of Dallas system for protectmg a presJ.- tary Douglas Dillon whose de-- could have lJeen prevented of the White House from poten· nightclub Jack Ruby It dent in view of the historic partment includes the Secret As for the actual events 1n tial assassms j was 1mposs1 ble to say categor•- need for the chief executive to Service, Actmg Any. Gen. Dallas last Nov 22-24, there These are the conclusions ot lcally that no one elSe was in- mingle with the people. But it Nicholas Katzenbach, Central were no real surprises in this Presiden_t':. _ .volved m the assassmation. But added . . j Intelligence Agency Director 1 heavily documented -L-'"' .... -~..1-l. -· l . "The CDm.liUS5lO.O .• b.tl..S • .Qow-1Jghn A. McCo~~- !l..".d .~M ~~:.l.tz.j~.~rt wrttten for the ages. · seven-man commission, by Chtef Justice Earl , found that Oswald shot y and Tex:as Gov. John SuoolemPnl fo !'he IJtil\ .S•·n iJ&Il't l't•tnt'lu\ Mldrj!fn 1J, r l 11 111 ami l'hr liall!;~ l'ltnf':<- li,JIJ&nt!ll~ iltlm o~ner "Th~ Co;n~ission SEPTEMBER s ., , washabtel 1 1 . ,.,. ound 1964 •w;-;,.:.:;,'-"o-5 -i 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 - 20 21 22 2J 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 ,. ' . . . 0 •·. Diles Radioear Co. I I \ tu;,e I . . 'M~ ~;:.n~e1'1~: '~:hapie;·,' acce~sorit•s. Gra~eer~ra~t ~~ f;~~~~gP ~·hat!\ Sto~ l mem~t>r D;i~· Jaa~ • , • softest things on two feetl SUNDAY, SEPT. 27 through SATURDAY, OCT. 3 onty2° 0 Every man goes for lhe deep down comfort of Angel Treads with thick. bouncy, foam "lnleuoles." A conceoled elastic band at the instep assures ideal fit. f~JIIyllnecl corduroy In charcoal, wine or navy. Men's 1izesr small {7·8 Yt). medium (9-1 0 1/z), large ttl-12 Va) Mike Romanoff Hero of Good Story By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Jottings in Pem•1' Elberfolds First Floor Is hoodqu~tors for Alllltl Troods. Slyles for men, women ond childron. ELBERFELDS--POMEROY JIF~r~ed~a~n~d~Do:r~Is:_:;Co~l~b~ur~n~.==_;~;;;;;;;;;;;; THE SHOE BOX I I 00 1:~::::;:;:~~====:::::!.::"~ ;;:":..,.-..-._ _ __....__. 1t>r 10 DID YOU SAY AUTOMATIC RECEIPTS? \ YIS, W! SAID YOU Gil AUTOMATIC RE~ CEIPTS FOR MONEY YOU PAY OUT -WHEN YOU PAY WITH CHECKS. YOUR CANCELLED CHECKS, RfTURNED TO YOU PfRIODICALLY, AAE VALID PAOOP Of PAYMENT! WHT NOT OPEN A CHECkiNG ACCOUNT WITH US SOON? gu· l wm e a ;. PI low J t 1 " " 1 m<>dt' s1mllar tu that ut t1tP ;d tendant s, w•th mat ching IJ ow Vt'il Slit' em ned <L wlu!t- W L'd \ c , !J ::~~kt•t ol ro.:;e pl:'! <tl s Sl'rvmg- <I S hP st 11,nn w.1s Thtl : rna~ 1'~:i !ur uf Clifton \\' Va, , ! br(Jt' ,. rn ·l,1y, or 01l' grr,l•' 1 U~ltl'n were David Warner , I Danny ~hu bour and Tum Ew· ing ul i\l<.J:son, W. Va . and Tom ' Krwpp uf Kl:'nova, W. Va 'flit Lt 1de':s mut fwr wurc· a twv p!t>('t: :su11 ol pmk lace uvt r tallel<:~ "tlh white accessones I , cmd a L'ursage of whJte rosebuds I 1 The groum ' 3 mother wore a two pLt't e blue suit with matchmg atee:;s uries and 1 white ' ruse Uud <: or ::,<:~~e I i A rt>reption was held in the ! rburcb social room . The bnde's table w1th white lmen cover was ' c~ut~1 ~u w1th a three tlen'd : 1 wt>ddmg ca ke topped w1th the ; mmi at ure bride and groom m ; .!In an ·h or nylon and lihes of i Lht' V11llev, encircled with yel low rnurns and ivy, With tall I white tapt:rs In crystal candel- 1 abras on Pilher side C<1kt>. punch and mints in the form of wedding bells were !ler- Choice of professional painters! lt!ASTER PAINTERS HOUSE PAINT 1 ·~ FOR ALL OCCASIONS and Savings Company We wire ll'owt'rs everJWh_!!• MembPr Fader1l Reserv• Syst•m Pomerov Flower 5hoD Member fedflral Deposit lntur•nc• Corpontion Mrs. Millard Vall Meter POMEROY, OHIO WI GIVI TV ITAMPI WY 2-2039 DAY or NIGHT W. MaiD Pomero' Showing the New Models * RIVALED ONLY BY ., NATURE I 1 The FARMERS BANK OLOR TV at an exceptiooally low price. Brusbea &moOthly - covers well- gives yeam of p<;otection. Contmlled cbalklng keepe it 1i1110wy white. ' eople's P lhe PRICES START AT 399·95 ~~d• choice··· I WITH PHILCO ONE YEAR COLOR TV WARRANTY Associated Radio' TV (WITH MILLER MAYTAG) 214 E. MAIN H1rry A. Mill1r WY2-3635 l ._ . Jrtarty M111s,_ \\-uu It::c~nuy marned Edte Adams, wtll become Movieland's newest producer. He's buying film properttes . . Tallulah Bankhead, recovered fr"m the_ flu, IS back on the set in London r_naking "Fanatic" - her first ica ture m 11 years. She plays a homici:Jal mad-woman, always a surefire role for a famous actress going the comeback route . Jackie Gleason, known to be mortally afraid of airplanes, storms and a.rlything ~hat is "unnatural," was ready to throw m the towel in Miam1 Beach when the hurncanes headed his way. Desptte all the ballyhoo about his move to Florida for his TV show, be became so J.azz fluust t:terme .1\'l4tnn, wllo opens nervous he was seriously contemplating a return to New York. (Anyway, he at Btrdland next week, had the most excltu~g m~sJcal experience of his career nusses Toots Shor's . t dunng hts recent tour of Japan. Herbie CIA, PJea.se l,;lletK. Aren't Castro's became lhe first Occidental to usit in" agents smuggling American-made arms With the Royal Gagaku Orchestra in 'a . into Panama for the Commumst rebels? command performance before Emperor . , . Gary Wood, the ·new Giant quarter· Hlrohllo at T6k¥o's Imperial Palace. The back, hasn't Jet this 'season's football gtg_ made h,~adtines in Asia and was defame change his taste in girls. His dinner smbed ;u; a hiStory making event" by date ~t Kenny's Steak Pub the other the Japanese press. Albert Finney's newest romance is night was Jill Poliakin, a Cornell student wlio became his favorite while he was 24-year-oJd Magda Konopka, a red-hairgoing to school there ... Paddy Chayef- ed Po~,h beauty. The lovely actress calls sky, who wrote ''The Americanization of Albert a fascmatmg companion., (Well enJoy h1m while you may, Magda: h~ Emily" screenplay for Marty Ransohoff moves fast.) . . . A prominent figure in is reading "Ice Station Zebra " the Ails: the, Las Vegas gambling world has been lair MacLean thriller, and may do a simmdJcted, although the fact hasn't hit the ilar job on it for the same produ cer. newspapers for some mysterious reason. Late Movies TONIGHT Sept. M Channel 13, "It: The Terror From Beyond Space" 1958. .Marshah Tllompson and SAT· TV Late Moviea !llll "The Fla!ne B·-'~" ·1~. ' · A.u.uq-, • in Eight H'tghways Add to woes of a working wife: o boss who doesn't permit mar~ tied ~oupl es on his payroll. That s the situation faced weekly by comedienne Cora Williams, with Frank Aletter as her office mate-husband on the new CBS-TV Wednesday night comedy series The boss played by Paul R~ed, would do more than scowl at those reports if the awful sec ret came to Ioght. • I al each tune. Rumors flew that Bette-Joan Bout Off as Livvy Subs she woUld be replaced by Lor'- etla Young or Vivien Le1gh, or maybe even Olivia d,• Ilavllland but Rldr1ch denied them. Actually, he cou ld do nothing until the insurance company d(JCtors gave the word - MJ ss Crawford should be replaced. BV DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD - tNEA) Where tension and tempera ment had Oecn ex pected, there was only sweetness and hght. And it seemed to me that most people were a bJt disappointed. -a.. . '· I, '!"cl' \ ·- ': I, t• ~ ! ·"' • . ' jses. 'he Pomeroy Emergency tad took the squadmen to : offtce o( Dr. J . J. Davis treatment. The accident •k place at 11 :48 on Rt. 124 ' tenth of a mile east of Rt. Then he mad .~ the announcement that it would, ndeed, be Miss De Havilland m the 1ole. And that ~-Ghanged matter s. bt cause Olivm and BP!tl' gt•t along famou :.ly. This was be se of '·Hush Hush, Sweet C1Jarlolte" on the day production \\<as resumed after an involuntary eight·week \lacaUon. 1be film originally THUS, ON A rrx·ent Wedneshad gone before the cameras day, mormn6 , the lwo report~ on June 1, with Bene l>avi.s ed for work at 20th Century .. and Joan Crawford as the stars. Fox They s~t each otht>r ba~ Because the two ladles did kets of flowers - oddly, each not get a ion!. toc well , t h t · 1 r chose the same kind of hlv as scenes together were put off. the chief ..:omponent of the · fiGrEach dJd scenes with the oth- al ribues, only Oltvia picked er principals - Joseph Cotten, pink and Bette while. Agnes Moorehead, Mary Astor "White for purit y," said Bet- while producer-<:hre::o tor Rob- te . ert Al?rich prepared them phy" Pmk for passmn, " sa Jd Ol iVia. shologically for their mutual work. "Too late,'' said Bette. They embrat.~d. both smlltng Then Miss Crawford became ill and prodliction was halted happi ly. Miss Davis said she pending her rcurn. There were WM U1rilled to be bar:k a t Vi 1Jrk ' two false starts, but she was espedotlly w1th Olivia for"ed to return to the hospitIN IIER DRESSING 1\00>t THURSDAY, OCI'. 1 Olivia adnmt'd her wh1te hiChannel 13. " The Lawless," te s and doused ht· r~ell ~ Jth e~ 1950, MacDona ld Cf!rey. logne bdore her fJr.)t scene. Channel 8, "Father Was A She sa id she pirked a cologne Arthur Frant. Channel 13, "Reap tile Wild Fullback, " 1949 Fred MacMur· to match the per sonal!!~ of the Chann~l J, "Siav<s of Baby- Wind," 1942, John Wayne. ray. part she was playtng Jon, " 1953, Richard Conte. Tuesday sept. zt FRIDAY Ol"T. 2 " In this picture," she snrd, Channel 13, "The Phantom of "l'm playing a very evil womChannel Q, "This Above A,ll " Channel 13, "So Evll My Chestwood,'' 1932, Ricai'do Cor~ an. So I'm usmg Ma GiUe _ 1942, Tyrone Power. ' Love," 1948, Ray Milland. BUNDA" SEPr. %1 · WEDN.ESDAY SEPT 30 tez, and "The Four Skulls of My Claws. Smell Doesn't it sug. Jonathan Drake," 1959-, Edua~ gest evil? l've been .,racticing Chamtel 13, "Jallbl'llakers," Channel 13, "l'w1> v:..rs 1960, Robert ,lfullon. lore lhe Mas~ K 1H9 Wllliam Franz. ., tieing evil at home. Last night, Channel :f, "T ll e Railla I told m1 aon, Benjamin to ~~AY IBM.:. Bend!L I • ' < ['t' • ("\ , Qlme." ~j , 'l'v~on.. PowO.. ~ . , w...,lla-..1 n. ha~l ' 1 I "~ 1 n c ..,uidl.l 11tm !esuvaJt currently bemg run by England's leading ~epertory cmema theatre in London may mclude "The Outrage" _ regard~d <JS one of Paul's best - in its first European showmg. MGM is frightfully proud of a festival devo~ed. to such a young ac~ tor, so the brass Is In a receptive mood Usually the festi~als are bouquets of th~ best of Charlie Chaplin, Greta Garbo. or others on the prnfessional shf'lf . Deanna UunHn, one-ume Child ro~ dlgy of the Hollywood musicals, sai/ no to a fat offe~ to perform in a Las Vegas Club . . City convention exerutives want the World's Fair to leave the Ge • eraJ Motors Building intact after the re~ of the fJUlldings are razed. They 'd like to convert ~t mto a convention hall . The good Singers are still "discovering" good songs by Jimmy McHugh. For ex. ~~pie, Robert Goulet just recorded here Are You?" for his next album. ers 1965 ER PAINTERS HOUSE T Joan CoJ!Jns 1s returmng to the screen after an abse nce of almost three years during whtch she became Mrs. An· thony New ley and had a baby. She'll costar w1th VIttoriO Gassman in something called "One Million Dollars " Hugh O'Brian _Is wante_d as one of the Jea<l s in that Umted Natwns flicker, if he can ~ork 1t mto his schedule . Jane Wald Interrupted her pubHcity junket in New York for "Dear Brtgitte" for a real pubhetty break ~ although it was doing it the hard way. She flew back to the West Coast after gcttmg word that her house h~rl 1-.,., .., t'\ h••r ..,. J., ... , ..... · rnnce , 1\Uj{e .tt.omanou until recently Hollywood's most fam~us restaurateur, Is the hero of a good story. He has been yachtmg With Frank Sinatra in the waters off Monte Carlo, Anllbes and St Tropez, but he suddenly flew to Copen: !Iagen wtth hts WJfe, Georgia, and is now In Russ1a Vtsit1ng his brother in Leningrad. Always a colorful figure, Mike had headhn~d trouble wtth the Immigration authonttes and finally was made a u S. Clh.zen by af.'t of Congress. Most legends cla1med that he was reaUy Harry c,: 1~ u­ son of Brooklyn; it would be " J unny cmema·bke twist if it turned out he'd been a Romanoff of Russia all the time .. . Sue Lyons probably will punch some of her best friends in their aristocratic noses. They're buz.ing about trouble in ParadiSe with Sue and Hampton Fancher ill, who are technicaiJv still honevmoon - UNTIL 9 PM 1 th; ' ·' SHOP TONIGHT 1 °" ' ' dt;:"~or MEIGS THEATRE oau fascinatin~, •• ,2345 6 7 8 9 10 H 12 ...., .,.,, toofii•CUShlo 1 B. Connally Jr. from 1 llltll floor wmdow m the southeul corner of the Texas Sc:boGI Book DeposJtory. Guns Dowa npplt It aaid that approximately fl minutes later, O!wald cunnecl down policeman J . 0. Tippit near the intersection of totb and Patton streeta, and ran ofl muttering either .. poor dama cop," or " poor dumb cop n And it declared that two da)'ll later when Ruby fatally wound. ed Oswald ~n. the ba~ment o1 the 81 Jail. he did 10 aee,. 1ng a!OIIe . and not as part ol any eonsp1racy. ft sa1d the two men never had known each other. In essence, this is the U. 1. government's verdict on what the report called "a cruel anll shocking act of violence dfreet.. ed agamst a man , a family, a n."ition. and against all Ql8.Doo kmd " The commission addressed Jlself to lwo que!ltlons the ·'what " a,Jd the "why" ot Nov 22 The ·· what" was Qs.. wald's guilt, and it was state4 it in the report in these words· e examimng the dry lan- 1 States Tbe EvideDCe • of reporL' on the Ker.ne- "On the basis of the evidence opsy perfonned after his . . . the commission has found was returned to Washing that Lee Harvey Oswald •'1) felt an uneasy chill of owned and possessed the rifle tbrati.ce used to lill President Kennedy n the Kennedy car and woond Governor CoM ally. d at the emergency en- (2) brought this rifle rnt~ the · of Parklana Ho,pital that depository building on the afternoon, I ran to the morning of tbe assassination ·f the vehicle. Th.e Presi- 1 '(3) was present, at the vas face down on the back of the assassination at the winrnert and by all practical dow from which shots were ontmue!l On J>age 21 fired , (4) killed Dallas pollct officer J. D. Tippit in ao ap. parent attempt to escape, (5} resisted arrest by drawing a fu lly loaded pistol and at· ~ tempting to shoot another fOJ lice officer,_ (6) lied to lhP pohce after h11 a~ concerning l over. the_weekend ~n substantive matters, te Galltpolis Post, Ohto I "( 7) attempted, in April, ·d t . M . 1963, to kill Maj. Gen. Edwin ./dcdcll enrtm E eJgs coun A. Walker. and {8 J possessfli f&I epo mergen_cy 1the capability with J nfle t enroute to another m- ' which would have enabled him to commit the assassination one and one tenth mi les "Oc the basls . of these fmd• of R! . 325 A car dnven i'' ngs the commission . . has con43 by Wilbur Imboden. • el uded that Lee Harvey O.< wald ind, went out or ~ontrol j was the assassin of President ran off the le11 stde of Kennedy , highway and hit. a bridge. A key .piece of evidence used car ~as demohs~ed. Jm- in reachmg this conrlusion wat ·n received lacerattons and the eyewJ'tness report o1 How~slons of the hea d· ard L Brennan, a 45-year~td ·le Middleport Emergency steamfitter, who WllS across tht sd, enroute to tlus accident, street from the depository t _out of control and ~an off building. He saw the shots fired rtght Side of the hlg~way and immediately described tht hit ~t bat"k. It ~he~ flibp~ assassin to police as white, ~ on 1 s op, an 1 en ac sJender, about 5 feet 10 incf>es 1ts wheel s. There was hea- tall, and weighing about 181 damage 1.0 it. . pounds he dnver, Clyde FJSher, Looks For M tl Middleport, suffered bruis- Having decided Os:a~~. gull~ Richard Carr' 28, lacera- the commission !et out to ODd IS of the face ; Jack Bech(Continued On Pa :1) 55. brmsed head and legs, ge I John Bowman, multiple ~ • 1 r .f.lltftt'l :1=1·rrr ·M 1 . ::. Verdict: Oswald Murdered Alone I s 1 - Til••• a-t,., ...... < .· h . J . V Are Taken August 23rd in Pomeroy 1 c LIP!W.,, .... ..... - · -I •'tt' IIIII! ~ IN C.. Cloooedeool, .... ......, . . . .... low -~ .... the church. Judging the hats were Mrs. ness meeting the class voted to Mrs. Dale Wippel. president, Grace Hysell, Mrs. James Sou se ll ?hristmas and ~ble grace VISitmg here from .-11 e spt>nding ~ evera l llrs. Fiulmr ltu."' prunt ~ m 1 day s m Akron <1nd , , 1 1-'Pn nsv il'd rJI:L ( orrl Club (,roiiiJ ' Mr amJ M1s. F.ber Lewis 'lr ~ R1ch:u d ~ p1 ],1\l 1•ntt•r . 1~pt' nt Wt'dnPsdav 1n \ald Yte!l t:lltll'd lhe Bi.\lnnthlv C'rtna<:ta i\Jitl tlw1r daughter and son-m· Mrs. Bertha Hall is visiting 9. t. lt th Tlw n d;n t' \'t'mn.; <11 her law •n1r an d Mrs Hobl:'rt th1s week at New Haven, d W· Mrs. Elmer Wickham s P1 IZf' s Sprmgt>J MR. AND MRS. FERRIS DALE JUSTIS Va. wlth her daughter an son- devotional leader and opPned 1 111 1 homt• F~nst \ (1 · li"l "lt\'t'~· have le arned that m· law, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde with a poem, ''God Speaks. IH'l' l' 8113rrlt>rl tu \1r ' ( lurlt•s ~"' ~ Hd t t' and M 1 , p, 111 : r. 11 lnr M~lJPr Jamf's Harlinger, who Gibb:i. She gave a meditation on 01 What H~·lreshmt>nl<: 1\'l' lf' •f'r l't>d hv IS ~181ioned ln l~aw~lll. IS on aron Young, Ferris usfts ows Don Mayer returned to his Is Prayer - Slncerity/' tt I' hos! f•<: o; lu the ahm f' ri<Hll · 1~ pt't'l.ll dut y Jn \ lt't Nam for slutlies at Ohio State Barber closed With a prayer of lll'!tti-1 td .md Ill '.I t<: \1 .1\ r 'u !rm· l "1:'\'l'ldi d'l\ S Collge Columbus, Wednesday, tude. \lr~ E11g1 ·Jw Trtplt•rt . .\1 r" ' Atl man FirSt Cl<:~~s ?un ?~uf'- Tall ba~kf·ts of gladioli. pa lms and two seve n bran ch after being here to attend the Games were conducted . \I , \I I' , ' t·r· wtru h.1 s bet-n ~t d t iOrlt'U a h p F' ' t f Ed A old 1unera 1 o llrt.1l\\ cnP iltl t' . r" • u ~ L'! ·d candelabra d ctoraiNi the alt;;r ol I r omerov 1rs gar rn · Mrs. George Skinner during , II d •. ( -,ir.sh-1 1 1 1 l ·t !\1r( 'o\A irB asem ~·OJi a ,• ( "\ tn :1 m \Irs · u m ~P~l\ ' · . , 1. Mrs C. J . Strauss and daugh- .social hour, after which n 1.111 ht ' l t1 st chu rch .Sundav Augus t ~:.:L fo r the \\e dmg o --~~ r" hen· lt)J ci t:'clH~ " s, · 1 II 1 ~1 1 ~l Viet r ed b M T 1 1\1 . 1 Mr.. William I Sharon Louis~ Young . <augl c1 o I an( l' I'S 'o ler, Charlene who were ments w.~re serv y rs. • PL<\"' IIOI\II Tilrl.-11'\l i ~.' n et~: 1. a~d -~n~u ~hh~; DebhJP 1:c. Young, 804 East !\1am S l , and !\11. FelrJs Dale .Just is, tu attend the funeral of Edgar T. Shelton and Mrs. Dana OU· 1 h{' lit'ml od ; CtrL~t' r-liU rrh .rue Or son of Nil and Mrs !\1a1or t'f'll'l" .l ustis of Mason. \V. Va A ld turned to their home, ver. Present were those nam· 1. 11 1 I h I I mAn man ,rurst'r WI eavt- ,ThP Rev Ralph C . Zu!lll· I I rt' J( I tl ~ ~ \UI\s o l th e double Columbus rno . rc Wednesday. While ed a bove a nd Mrs. Loram . S \II ' ave 1 ~ •orrt~•cormng 1 1 ter. 1 11 ....-....-.=_ _,___..._.... tniJt'r 2 lm Jnpan 1or a ut u • :dutv ,rrngn•rt•muny,at2.!0pm ~ __ -·here thev were guests of Mrs. rett, Mr.s._J. E. Foster, Mrs. 1\.l · Fdgar Alh:•nsworth w!ll A l!J lf hour of nuptJ J I mlhll 1 Lillie H~urk and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Balley, Mrs. Victor SPECIALIZED HELP"""""",.... lbe l:,~vm. October 7 !ur Hawau jwas prf'srnetd by Mrs J II ivPd on crv.;;t HI tra~s Na pkl.ns Hoy Mayer. YoungSr.andMrs. EllenCouch FOR THOSE MOST 1 lo ::;pen d the 1'Stephenson Mrs · we r t• wh 1te w1th · ' org.1 · mst· ornd . d f)c11lf• 1 msrnp" ld __ ' whC're ~ hgI' pans SEVERfLY DEAFENED ~ 1 d· and ' F'Imrr W JCi,h:ml solor ~t. Mrs l1un , Sha rnr1 an o t• 111 go · Inv:tation• R--.1 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 wInter "'M t . . ...\.l('r d ' M ug eJrames 1, : . , .... klHlm su ng · Willi her Thou I Mrs W1llwm Wat~on S<:n.·ed the r.:ntPrtuin Ctlrd ·ruah co'""'FREE ~, .. ,_.~ , fom tl) ;qor an os ', . r, T a-F • _.._ N' POCtiV~£ I . d h ld Sh Wlli 'I GOt>S t ' " I Love You Truh.'' the cakl· llnd 1\Tlsses Sh<lrun and 0 rlentu rg ,. H.Jrtmger an r: l ren e . ,; I , d I I I \ f'/ l T/ I H . 'II 0 E ChariPtll:' Zun f>. t1e punc 1 •t1 s- , , 11 1 lllrSt uy arr1sonv1 e . . S. No. M 255 be aer·ompari! C'd b\. 11e1. niN'e ' I1anc1 ·' 1he Wt>dd1ng Pravl·r ~ Ct\'l'n m mum<.~gf' bv lwr ra lststmg 1n lhe servmg were i~ rs me.t recently with Worthy a· I nbll II f C 0 UI Holwrta H_l l ~ " f' (' .~.I ' · 1 II' '1 's Freddie Houdashelt 1 who . ,., 111 VJS JI htere for .sevt>ra! 1thet , :he lmde wa s lu~ e l y 111 .J l•,llen Coud1; M1s.:; Sh!r t>y 1p- •~ 1 s tron Sharon Jewel and Worthy floor it'ngth gown of bombazrne pi! I, i\1 r ~ <.eorg., Skmner ond tertained member. of her card Patron Dana Hoffman, pro tern L Y 3-4550 IH'Pk s 1 estdl V· u! "n IP<~ ul · and thnn ttll \o la('e The llttrd 1r1hs Ollie \\'Jpvel. Gu<"sst were t club Thursday evening at pr ng. Invitations to Friends . . \1 r.; ( lf"Ol ge au, lo I b M (' !U S d . d 245 E 5 S A • tate t. thens 111 e Ztrklf' l HN, Is affil:ated i<l(·e bod1ce was stv!t·d ~ t lh \on~:: 1r~:gJ .:; It>n'd y , J~s .o ~" ar· home on Grant -S! Prizes were an reception were rea , ~;::;~~~~~ 1, w 1 t h the Cal ltpolis Med 1cal lslt'e\eS t<:~permg to p01nt~ uv eJ ge nt \~·eanng a pt~k dre~s ~~~~won b Mrs. John Werner atongwihtcommunicattonsfrom - --- ~ ' ('1m1r Sh e wa s <1 rormer nuose the- wn~t and ll1e -~<:~ Unna nPck- matchrn~· <:HTesson t-s and h d d!\lr:s Mr s Ayll en Rous h. fGrand Chapter.d Decorations, reIt tt di g were reshments an program were 1 Dr 1 J D<~vls !me v.ils accentuated w1th l111y Rt>bPLGL Monkm 111 orr 1 ress 0 ·h 101 1 OES, oi lseq uons • nd SJ'i"d pl'>rl s Her I und muli'htng .. Wesley Fry, our Fr:::;ds N'rt. :\1iddleport, Will have a pot luck lboufl<m l skir t adornf;'d with , Durrng the receptiOn, the cou· Mrs Anne Bailey and the e _apter vo .. to uy TbNtGHT & SUNDAY g1fts 1·ess ·M.1ss Houdar:~hIt newcurtamsforthedirunghall. 1d mn t'r Tl rvrs d av P V~'..,11 ng , Oct jchanlllly l<wP m!·dc.!.llrons \~Js pll' openPd tire manv • e •erved Th th tr cho Double Featu1 & Prognm ' the Ma~onic fashioned \~1th a tPdtngote t·ut ' whiM1 had ht·t n pl;wf'd on a tad · at the close e Wor y Ma on Sr 1or I t 6 P m 10 1 course a . . l ·h esser th "A Trib te T 1 : ·r 1 ., d'tn• til• regular away lron t tJ VPr t1:1ra ot mel t ble wllh wh11e lrnpn covt·r. . e u o the "IRMA LA DOUCE" emp e pre . . e ~ ~ lb 1 the evenmg. J t B u Do meetmg of the t::hapter. ing dra fll! llv !a1e Her e ow , F'ollowmg th,. rrrrpt ron, the ane o n, nna WJth Jack Lemon _____ __ llenglh vet I ut tmporh'd I('OU)lle lrf1 fur a wrddmg trrp and Avane_lle George :.~nd ShJr!ey .\1ar L tJ!Ie Miss Kay Hensley, 1 . (Technl rotor ) Po\RTY (IJ\'F:N , t!lu srun foil gnlf'dulh fru m a to Myrtle H{·dch , South C:rro- Pa : Mr. and Mrs. Carl articles expla rung the eximportance of The the Bible A h 1r1 h·'ua v par lv wet~ .·,, " .•• " t'rown or pt';-tfb Slle ~a rn ed <l ll rnn f or tr;lvt>l1'1g ' the tmde and Mr and Mrs. Leroy ba ~ 1 24 at 0· 1 m. hunormg Tim. wl ure B1ble toppnl \~ J ill wh tle k hangf'd to a yellow ltnt>n !i UII el and Mark, Colwnbus; the Eaatern Star. C p"SOME LIKE IT HOT'' ~ ~~;1 Wa\nP ~\<lorn-, on hi s fli'St glad wl1 w11h wfutl' sui lll slrt><-Hn· 1wl th m:ltrh1ng arressunes a~d J(popp, Kenova, W. repeated the Lord'l Pray\1or U~rn Monroe. Ton~ Cu tlt s : lm l hd<~v He J:s ttw son of Mr ets tlt•d 111 love rs kno ts !wore the rtJr~age rrom her brl~ Mrs. Ray Hmes and David in uni1011. land \1 ~ 5 Roland l\1orm. The Mt:-. A. lb,·rt \lar lm .Jr of Co l d.<~l bouqut> t . go Bel re; Mrs. WiLUam Cards wer-e signed to send to 1 . 1 was grven bv his grand- ' lumbus, cuu:-.m ul the bnde. , A gr<~duate of Pomeroy H1gh H~· nd PC'""rolyn and French and Elizabeth 8 ~;H~er, ih•ba Srh~rarz AttendWJS m;_:rron ol ~tunur and 'M,IsS ! ~ehoo! cl ass of !961. the bndt> s:~th BCharleston, Ohio; POMEROY OHIO , . S· d Edwma and Santn f<o skr. '\1 rss Lmda ( hdP" 1 v.as emplo~ed by the Economy E W""l k T ton N J. attd Refreahments were served by rng v.ue och •C ren · ··Mrs. J oe and lda Ma e Stanl ey and I , en<.' ' .an' Strmlev Mel' issa : rni:ln o1 p umerov an d M r::; Th u- ·iSa\ulgs anu.• r-tJ<I!l c'u , p ome· M. ,.. R 1 Zundel' and TONIGHT "HEY THERE. IT'S an d' Angela m ds. TJyl,)t , ,s tst.el of the g1oon.1 :roy She 1: a of the r.· Duncan Falls. YOGI BEAR " bert 8nra f\ave \'an \1ell."r. of ll t lto~ V.. \a Wt're blldPs- lpolllfJ'IJ\' !•irs! Bapll~t church ~~:.:,:Y;_;:~pe~:-Oiiii.....-...._. II IY<1,6!i Cn lor l J)l illm <~ TrHC'\ . and Peanut Har , maah l llev V.l·re i:lt ltred J.n Tlie g1ot>m J!! a gr<~duate of WaYogi B('ar Ju1n \'n gt ri o..; :llmdv . ;'vllke and Donnie ball rllla h·n gth gowns ol If! I· 1ham a H lg~ School, cla'\S of !:ll\a Buo Ctnd" n . J . U bbi and"!! descent m 1nt gr~n tall l'!a styl1 1 96 1 and IS a semor m elf'Ctfl,~ar 1ev · ames I:' e o , 1 "GUN HAWK " Tam ' t>d 1o1 tlh sruop nt>cklme an d ca l engmet>n ng at lndHlna ln1 ' I r1 ·d A d. 1Te! hn w1 tittl ) Y "~ · u r~v 0·Yh~n.~. J 1 I short slef'\of'~ The runttolh•d l-: t1tute of T<'<·h nology. He is a 1 Rorv Cal houn, Ru4l L'<~tlwrun 0 nn, 1 1"1 "M""1. eMJie · s'1"0- 1:o;;k 111s h.• atun·d flvawav bcU'b. member ol the Ma son Metho-- i K111a Le(' ~n n .e Jr Ill , I ISSi e · · . it ' I "· , A nn 1.yons , ach <lCf'Pntu; _ded With a SP d1st <hurch I bPI t Dt·tlv 1·1arn s SUN .. MON .. TUES. . · , M 1 · S 0 .. 1 VftJl t ' mJtd11ng wll s 1 Tile couplt- is r(>siding at 1326 (,rn~::rr 1 an <' PI , ue .trey. bow All d h d b d f Sf'pt. 27 ·28-29 attaihf' to a Ptl • an • o :!\hmm{'e Ave ' l<'t • Wayne ' Ind 1 'ROBIN AND THE 1 HOODS· Emma .Io .Stan Iev, B eIIy JoIm- l1 1i.l CC g1uvPs. lwlwre he IS attendmg school R h 11m·\.ol'J'S nml v.h1te , o;; nn and IIazel 111orn!l. e1res • 1 , , (Tech nLC'olorl 1 1 d I llwv r at rwd a bouquet o .ye · <tnd she !S em ployed at the loments were serve F'rank Smatra Oean Martin . . __ _ I low d,thles w1 th y\·llow st! e<.~ m · ( al Ftn:m1 e Curporat wn Rtng C' r ns bv f: d\1 C H<lbtn MIDDLEPORT, 0. sund<J\ Ortoher 4 A basket dm - t:;!" . Oul of tuv.n guests at the son . Sammy O<tVJ<; .lr Pf'trr F\dk. Barbara Rush, \'tetor d;,u~hlt·r o!w·~":u~dt~n:g_::a:nd::,_~r~ec~e~p~ll~on:;_~w~e~re~iiii:;;iiii:iii:i ner WJ II bf' he1(1tad1 noo~, a~dI 8 Mr Bc11:tnd , .(M1 Ruck, s VI lll 1am B uck, 1.Buono. Colorcartoon• rrogram presL•n (• m t t a er- f'uu (h Ch<tfll'slun, OlLIIJ, <I S J[o \\ ~ -~- During YEA'I'RN en tin(,~-:~ at e ous highlighted the meeting of for Mrs. John Lyons, Mrs. Hoff, The Septembe. meeting wPek s visit wtth relauves and friends m Yot•r stown , Girard and North Lima. On August 29, she attended the weddmg or her nephew John Fuscoe and M1ss Cra('e DiFoe, at Gtrard . She was accompanied home by Mrs. Edward Swank and mother, Mrs. Harry Wagner of North Lima who remained for an visit. • ing from beautiful to humor· Mrs . Lvd1a Stewart has re- the One W~n One class of the Busy Bee Class of the Mid- I man, Mrs. Charles Bennett, Mra. turned h ~me, after a several Pomeroy F1rst Baptist ~burch dleport First Baptist Church Charles White and Mrs. Lillian In Mi<l<llepcu·l d~\-· o­ Tbe Uafoo of SocWltt Sov· let RepubUeo IWJU. Is Ibe larg..t llllbrokea poHUcal Will lo lbe world. winners. Original hat creations rang· The binhda) song was sung . In Pomeroy \h ::; t·har~ t' \\ 8 ~ ... Getting Personal ... Original Hat Creations are Meeting Feature OneWonOne Church Class Meet S Th UTSday ~ NOW YOU KNOW en from "The Secret · Place." Mrs Dale Mourning was pro. gram cha1rmar and conducted a Bible quiz w1U1 Mrs. Dana Hamm and Mrs. Turner prize .. \. I'he emergency squad was !Continued On Page 2) 1obile Routes in January 'eigs County will begin In ~ completed at a meeting tor Parents and Teachers, ddleport and Pomeroy Lf. Columbus, State Ubrarian, rt High School. ·ill visit each school every No weeks and make scheoul. . d stops at other locations JD oe county Adults .~ well as children rill be able to use the services d th b k · , . e oo mob1le. The books "II be rotated out of the Ga~ Ia Coo nty l'b 1 rary, a!though 100ks purehased through •n lllocation of $2,500 made by the lleJgs County Budget Comnus<ion will remain the property II Meigs Count) . Cooperating on the project "'re the Me.igs County Council ~A. the Fann Bureau, and ~e Mlddleport and Pomeroy ' BoardL '. ,,'' ' ,'... . .- ' ·.__ i' ~- Reedsville Couple Seriously Injured Wilmer A. Rice and his Wife Nora, of ReedsvlUe, were sen: ously injured in an accideat four miles north of McConneltville Sunday at I o30 p. m. wlteJl a truck driven by Stephen Jlob. inson, Columbus, crossed left of center and hit head • oa wlllt the Rices' car. Both cars were demolished, the truck upsetting. Robinson, who was slightly injured, wu cited for driving left of center by Sheriff's Deputy Don Bailey. The Rices condition was "just fair" lhls mornin8 at Good Samaritan Hospital iD Zan.. ville. Meigs Man Walks AThway from Jail e Sheriff's Department at McArthur fn Vinton County , . ted th t Larry W 11 .. por a ya , -. Rutland, held fn jall at MeAlthur In conneclioo With ID armed robbery at 1 service Italioo south of McArthur, wo!JI. ed Saturda hll ... away y " e wa.... the Sheriff' 0. tng • c~r 1or • 1 P"j't ~~lleved that Wyatt ed bout u. wlf ...>.. 0 ' """ COlli~-~ ba,by,.. 0 ~~"' 1 • LOCAL TEMPI Temperature wu U ~ and drlzdfna at II a. IlL IIIUt Ill ~. " ,- ~ . ' . ~ ... --rtft l:.'''~· ·~' ,: ~ . • ~ ' . ~· < " � 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 26, 1964 barr rupe