https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1cc465be259d91156ad1385c9368a823.pdf 3507d9ddbd23631568df72b7e4ea1079 PDF Text Text o.. o<t J2-DIIIy S.D!IMI, Pomeroy-Middloport, ~~~~~~;;;;;;0Mr~and:;-Mrs Ernest coven ' Getting n and family Belpre, visited f ,'Gettl·ng 1 of Sunday with her mother, Mrs Lucille Mayes. I • '!.Personal ~ Personal I ~ Mr William Murray of Wor• • • thmgton , Ky spent the weekend ~1iddleport w•th his mother, Mrs. James In . . ~ Murray Sunday Mr Murray acMr . and Mrs. Vtctor Gru~ eompamed his mother t u Ravens h<~ v~: received a Jetter from thetr Iwood , W \'a fur a birthday son. :'11r .mu ~Irs. :.:~~, G r 1.~~· ce lebration m hunor of Wi lha m • •• Mrs . Joseph Beegle and daughler, Shirley, Racillf , Miss Berntce Ann Durst, Middleport, Wtl lard Durst and son , Willard . Pornerov and Mr . and Mrs . Wil- 1 r::=::;:;::::;;;;::;;;:;::•l; 1 I ~ livs - -- - MEIGS THEA TRE -~ liilm Sripe l Columbus. and their mollwr. ' Irs George Fry of CoThf'y also 'llt sitf'd with POMEROY OHIO Mrs Herbert 8 nother sistPr - - - - - - ~- -- : Frnk and famir_v Mi:;s Hysell f ,1 NIGHT o1c FRIDAY ! ,lf'I'OmJlarrierl the group to Co THE BEATlES l lumbu<:. whrre she visited wlth "A HARD DAY'S NIGHT'' relat 1ves returning to Mtddlrporl I I'll!\ TilL noll. 1 l ARE HER E. FOLKSt BFATLES: John Len I lumhus Tursd<J}' Mrs. Beulah Krantz of Charleston, w Va. was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl M oore. Mrs. Eva Armentraut of Poca, W. Va. Y.ho wa s t he we_e kend 'I 11" Guinther guest of Mrs . !Yo_ I Syracuse, a so VISrte d •t •• r. and Mrs. Carl Moore. I d D1 1 _RrdJ<:trd Ptekens an a e Mr. and Mrs. Don Jett are <~ l burn a !tended the football vlsttmg relatlves at Clendenin, \\ Featurette: I gilme at Ohw Stale m Colum · W. Va . P~rdon My Terror Cartoons •bus Saturdn v. :\{hill s 75c Ch!ld rt>n---40c j Mr . and ~1rs. Richard Pick· Mrs. Lula Hardesty returned H P :I t li· ~ .:t ulugra11hed ·rns. Mrs Eleda Wt>bb vi ~itrd 111 to ht'r home, Parkersburg, W. pb o!o 25c Columbus recently with son \'a. Tuesday, after a several SU N., MON., TUES. ;md family, Mr. and Mrs Jan days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Oct, -4-5-6 Hauck and son, HrPn l They Cha rles Warner. She also visit" GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM" were accompanied by Mr. and ed rtlatio,.·es in Middleport. ( TrchnJcolor) Mrs . Wt'Ddf'\1 Kautz, who were .l .!lr k LPmm on, Romv SchnC'I guests of th('i r son and family . Mrs. Charles Warner and rlP r, Duroth1' Provme. M1 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kautz. gurst Mrs Lula Hardesty were dJJ f'l Con n or~ F.d>1ard G Mr and \fr~. '(arl Owen have Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. RuiJ~U S iln, Etl\\artl Andrews , been on a three-week vacation and Mrs. Leo Searls, MiddleLo uJs N.~e . Colorcartoons tnp wh1ch took 111em to lndtana. porI · -----~ · -~~~--~Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gravely of Dunbar, W. Va. visited Saturday, with his mother, Mrs. B. F. Gravely and his sister, Mrs. J . A. Ed en. Mrs. Mary E. Ohlinger returned home Wednesday, after a four weeks visit in Pittsburgh, Pa., Columbus and Dayton. Bingo Slnrr , Pi.!ul Me ('~utn('l _ l~ f'O H<rrrison. 1 In Pomeroy li s Dur~t. New Haven, w va 1 Murn:~y and Mary Lou \\·ard \H're wbu livt' m Surf ll~~- . ~m Columbus Fnday, to rec,•nr, hurnean~ p ~~sed .wund Ih('\d <~I lht' home of Mr and attend the funeral of Harold Surt lll~· and th~ Gnm ~a~~~ Mrs Randulph Ward and fHml · Crum Mr. Crum wa s the hus1.\ t'I ·Jpr·d the ~ffects o i ly Mrs James Murray present - I band of the former Freda Durst mwm .. ed the b1rthday cake decorated of Pomeroy. Mr· ll :.mv K.wff ha · bf'~n-rt'- ~ ~ 1 1 11 pmk and yellow roses and , runwd 1•· Iii' hur_ne u_n li_rant· the m•cnp1ion, ' " BapiJ~· b1rthday Mr and Mr~ Sh~rley S"an Sr tr,, m \1..-t~·· l..ot'Oera! v.hrre I 10 Bill and M<Jry" to the hnnor· were TuesdaY evenmg dmner he 11.1:-. t.lt't'n -~ uwd1ta\ pat1ent ed guesb Ire cream and C'<Jke gue~ts of Mr and . Mrs Curt tur ~\:'H'l - 1 ' d.J\" I v. eH' st•rved during the arter· .How an, Tuppers Plams . nnon . Mrs Murray and her son, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Davis \\rllwnr \l ~ltE'd C"nroute humP tn of Middleport and Mr . and Mrs. Raune w1th her nl'phew . Mr John Kelly of Akron, VJsrted I and \1r~ Har rv Prckcm; Sunday with Mrs. Cha rles Buck. ~1r~ Pea rl F·r·y of Port smouth I Ooi.Jbl • Fe~ture Prognrn , lla" h!'PIJ vt~tlrng the past week Dr. and Mrs. N . W. Kramer ' SUNDAY IN NEW YORK" Iv.rr h \1r 11 nd Mrs \'1('\0r G nm · and sun, Evan, of Plainview, l"l 1tJ ll "~>o-rt-un .l>1nt> Fund.a \!r .mtl Mrs ElmN Wehrung Texas arrrved Tuesday evemng. 11l'dHIIrulo rJ rr('P IHii >\ord Wednesday of !he Mr::; . Kramer and son are the --.. . rnl ... 0 1 t k"r parf'nts ' Mr . and •1'deatlr or hrs ~htt•r in-law. Mrs gues...; " TWICE TOlD TALES" !11rs. w. 0. Barnil.:l and Dr . \\ 11 11 -.L" IJ.o,JJJ n Cabllt !Oak!!•! \\'e hnm.g in Pittsburgh . d' h F I \\'t·•·kt>m.l oursts er MISS Malwl Kr,unt'r is allen mg t e arm ;:~rui t:>J('\l llahPY " Sc p ·r , · n Columbus .. ll were Mrs. Cha d Petti- • 1ence r a1 · :::::::':re~··:h:'":'0::"r:'::=:::l bone · ' of Ashvr\\e, Ohio. Mrs. Wil- One hundred hour ptns were l presented and DeW otflcers in-stalled when Meig~ Mem~rlal , Auxiliary ~et for 11.!! seml·~nnual meeting Monday evemng I at the hospital Mrs Jean Will , volunte-Pr <:hmrman, presented the pms to Mrs Beulah Bradford, Mrs Harriett Nelgler, Mrs. Garnet Smith. Mrs Ruth Ebersbach, and Mrs Ehz_abet~ Hora~. Mrs. Jeanette Davis wtll rece1ve her pin at a later date There are now a total of 24 one hundred , hour women . The women I have ~o:iven 2,710 volunteer hours thts year, at receptton ! desk , snack bar, feeding pa· tients, etc. A g1ft of $100 was made to the hospital by the Auxiliary for traction eqmpment. Mrs. Esther Clark, outgoing president, thanked the members for her successful year. During Mrs Clark's term as president, the Auxiliary gave a deep 1, freeze and new floor buffer and 1vaxer to the hospital and l ~· also s'"rted a $500 scho ar~wp w. fund school for ofCandy-stripers the their choice. at New officers 1nsta!led were I Mrs. Margaret Houdashclt, d F president; Mrs. Wan a etty, vice president; Mrs. Louise Bearhs, secretary; Mrs. Marlha Mayer, treasurer; Mrs. Beulah Bradford, correspond· mg secretary, and Mrs. Jean WHI, volunteer chairman. I A thank you note was read from Miss Jennc.th Folmer for ! her scholarship. A vote of I thanks was given Mrs. Evelyn Knight for sterile paks which she made. Mr. Charles Rideout, new administrator at M eigs Memorial Hospital, was introduced by Mrs. Clark. Also intraduced were two new mem· bers, Mrs. Lavma Simpson' and Mrs . 0. 0. Patterson. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting from an attractive table decorated in the fall theme, by Mrs. He1en Hayes. Assisting Mrs. Hayes as hostesses were Mrs. Gemet Smith, Mrs. Ruth Ebersbach, Mrs, Harri ett Neigler, Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt and Mrs. Beulah Bradford. The next meeting will be Monday, October 26, with Mrs. Wanda Fetty and Mrs. Eleanor Gordon as hostesses. Bible School Literature is Meeting Topic A COMPLETE LINE Elberfelds Sale Of Eastman Kodak and Brownie Cameras-- Projectors- Films '7 Camera Supplies Begins friday, October 2ild At 9 A.M. You'll really sa'te on all your Camera Neech durtng this aal.-Take time to look at all of the Carner• and Supplies you'll find at Elberfel r~- Ask about all the new models on ule - Select what you need now Stock up on film for your camera_~~"• afMCial pricM._The umera deparfment l1 located on the first floor. 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Pmner~ MB~ .... ..............................................-.......~·................~~........1 '· ~ .. . ......... - Are Held Jfi BurgJary'\ . ·iear.- pected to be present. GUESTS TONIGHT- Pomeroy'• Purple Panthers. undefeated In the ir fi rst three start s thfs will go against rival Middleport tonight. Mr . . fQUrocl said all persono Mew• oMb&clelljll are, front row . L to R, Ted Mcrarity, Mgr.; Tint T ripplet, Mike Wr~gbt. Harry Garn,•;, Dick W<!rry, Don· S\fisher. Eddlt interested in the Republican Ba"er, Jim Williams, Danny Crow, Mgr. Second row, Jdhn Lisle, Mgr ; Bi II .Jewell, Bob Crow, Carson Crow, David Reed , Rex Cummings, Lart'J party are invited to attend the .Marshall, Bill Nei\se. Bill Moore and Bud Bickel. asst . coach. Third row, Don Cullu ms, Rnbert Smith, Char les Chancey, He-ad Coach; Bruc1 dinne-r and that the funds raisSimpson, Bill Francis, Jim Bash. Tom Harris.. fohn Guint her, Harley He ndrkks, Bill Engli ;; h, .Jeff G1bbs. and Raymond Zirklf' and Ronnie Riffle. ed would be used solely lor the PT PLEASANT F 0 Mgrs. Back row, Bob Smith. Allen Swind ell, Dick Kmght, Howard Engl ish. Frank Porter, Andy Porter. Phil Swmdell . Bob Emler, Louie Diehl benefit of the local party or- · . , _., c.::..~- .. ':'r y~un 1 and John Wolfe. -Sentinel Photo ganization and its candidates. Pt. Pleasant- !'"'J'lll "" ·ltf'e bemg Tickets may be purchased he_!~ in juvenile quar er!l at the from Lesli~ F Fultz, Bernard COUnJ ty Leejan onTh orders offtJud!_e <• It R' h rd E. Jones a nd · ames ompson ru .z, JC a tak t tod a b er ~ "l Wayne Swi~her, in Pomeroy, mg. en 1_no ~us . Y Y CJ Y GRAFTON - THREE PER- and from Mrs. Roger Morgan p~lice on mveshgat!Oh of bur• sons were killed and a 19-month ' in M1<ldleport. lgaTrhy. th • d 111, 15, 1" an .. II · · d od e you s. ages BY CHESTER TANNEHILL an altitude joined in wholeheart- ions boll down to three words r back to get full advantage of ) port. ld bo o y crltlca y InJure t ay ... 12 Y-•a rs old , ar beeI'1eved · h h h "' '' We hope to make a game edly by Mr Ashley. Mr . Ash· bluckrng, tackling, and running. I his runnmg and bloekmg tal- Other starters for the Jackett h th w en . ~ t"'ar ts w 1e l ey CROWD ON HAND have entered the Bruce Donel- out of It," said Middleport Head l' te; adds somehing to h1s re- .\ tr. Cha ncey's singular suc-1ents on offense will be Larry Vance ~ere rJd.mg left th~ road, went A large crowd was on hand son home a 174 Park Drive aFootball Coach Bob Ashley spect for the Panthers by ex- cesses at Pomeroy are credlted l Joey Stephenson. former left and Ray Pickens , tackles; Ran-Into a ditch and ~Jt a tr~. for the annual pep rally held bout 1:30 p.m . and took approxThursday night about the grid- Itending 1t Lo their coach, Char- to the identical lh eory about , ha lfback, now lS playmg at left dy Humphrey or Tom King at ~ead w_ere Paris . Davis, 32, Thursday evening preceding the imately $9 from a purse and a tron fracas ta unfold tonight ley Chancey what Lhe game is about end un offense and keeps his ~ one guard, and Kenneth Hal\o Lonan, dnver; Juamta_Carpen- Homecoming game with Pome- bottle of chamJlagne. Accordon the Middleport field. " He is a fine man am Is do- Middleport fans Will get a 1, former posllwn on defense. left I ris at the other, and Bob CO. ter, 18, Webs~r Sprmgs, W roy tonight. The Middleport tng to reports, a sister of Mrs. It is the annual homecomi ng rng a great JOb in Pomeroy," look at a new offense tun1ght, I outs1de line backer Stephenson uthers at center. Va., and Calvm Bennett, 40, marching band led the parade Donelson Nisiting at the home far as perso!lr,el are concerned weighs 1:13 lbs, and ts 5-S ta ll I On defense linemen art car. Kent. The three dead persons with drum major, Mike Archer was awakened from a nap by game for the Middleport Vel- sa rd Ashl ey low Jackets, con1ing early this Lest this implies the affair The Jacket hopes 11 11: rest m I Hod SauN ts the fu llback. ·I uthers and Vance. ends; Pldt· Were thrown from. tht! car. The in charge. one of the intruders in her year, as both clubs play their tonight will highlight a couple part on the shoulders of the Running at nght hall, as usens .and Halley , tackles ; Daft ?&by, Gordon Dav1s. was found room. She screamed, and he 1 fourth game of the Se<:~son, their or old buddiEs sending oul their smallest boy w the team, 5-5 ual. is 165 lb. Alan Wallace. Ashley or Tom King, mkkl11 1D lhP mangled wreckage. Meigs Memorial Hospital fleet. Later he four youths were second in the Southeastern Ohio charges to play patty cake, and 130 pound Buddy ~1oore, • I Bruce's brother, thtt S!Jt'f'f.Jiest guard. and Sophomore GtoJtill! . ADMISSIONS - Mrs. Char- apprehended by city police near League. Middleport is J ~t-1. I don 't let 1t fool you. junior, with a good pass ing j runner in Sou theastern Ohio Sauer comes in to play liff CAMDF.N, N. J. - A MIN· les Mugrage, Racine; Raymond the Donelson home and one tden- The Invading Panthers, rid- Mr. Ashley has strong opln- arm. He took over a~ quarter· (Track! . safety. Other defensive bub or epidemic of encephalitis that 1 struck 40 persons and killed Neutzling, Pomeroy; C I e v e tified as the youth In the house. ing a perfec. 3-0 record to date, 1 ions about football , that IS, how back this wee!. for 165 I Bruce I This 1s the 40th annual game- are Stephenson, the WaUiot Stone, Langsville. This is the third daytime bur- c9mmand the utmost respect, 1 it has to be played. These opin· Wallace, who moved to tail- I between Pomeroy and Middle- boys, and Rod Sauer. two elderly women In southern DISCHARGES - Kellee Grtf- glary occurring in the orlh secNew Jersey appeared to be lith, Pomeroy. tion of town recen ly, under control today. Dr Roscoe P. Kandle, state CITED TO COURT FINED $11, COSTS . commissioner of . health, said John Wayne Stobart, 18, R.D. Uoyd Parsons of Racine was late Thursda~· mght no. new 2, Racine, was cited into the fined $10 and costs on 4:!onviccases had been repo~ted m the mayor's court at Racine and tion of intoxl4:!ation by Mayor h:rst 24 hours. _Mosquito control was lined $5 and costs for Charles Legar in court Thurs· By BOB WINGETT lther te-am has won lt1ree i lO, Rutland 14-0 and the Wells- expf'(.'ts to star! w1th the 1 Mr. Chancey said Juniorteams moved mto the Camden· excessive speed and released. day, The Pomeroy Panthers will Istraight and ce rtamly will be ton Golden Rockets 12-6. Porn- same umt as last wPek Wlth INease will start at offenalvt Burlington county area Thurs-· attempt to add another link to ' wanting number four as the.y eroy, thus f.ar, has played good \hp exceptiOn that guard Don guard if Cullums is unable. t1 day and were to operate again their chain of victories this go on the J acket's field at aIdefensive ball and also has giv- Cullums possrbly wtll bE' t~n· play. today under orders from Kanseason when they invade Mid- p. m I en rts opposi tion waffles on able to start Cul lu ms suff:ffii I Other Panther starters on.'::~ die to kill mosquito larva, dleport tonight. In earlier games this season Ioffense. an injury to his r1ght leg m a fense will be David Reed iiVI spray culverts and oUter breedCoach Charley Chane:ey's Pan- Pomeroy bumped Wahama 26- Offensively, Coac h Cha ncey practice this we.ek . Rex Cummings. ends; ~ ing places wllh insecticides and Hendricks and Louie Diehl, .tae. treat water catch basms. NEW YORK- SIXTY·THOUsand lonphoremen from· Maine to Texa~ ~ . . to wofk today, their on~lY~~Sfrike\ ~lted by a federal court orde-r.. The strike was the slxth by the International Longshoremen's Associt~tion (ILA) to be interrup~d by the '"cooling~ff" provision3 of the Taft-flartley Ia bor Iaw. I Middleport Expects 'To Make I a Game of It' I PRICE $9.48 .SALE ' Reg. Price $89.50 ..,. pop-up flash! Louisiana and Mississippi vorite programs and the storm bulleins. plckup trucks and shinj new Ships were reported in trou· "Nobody but ' a fool would sedans, residents of the Louisi- ble at sea a~ the hurricane sent stay down here during a lmrriana Gulf Coast left whole towns out tentacleq of power. cane," said one womar,. •'You abandoned today to the expectResldenl Leaving don't pack. '. ou just dump your ed fury of Hurri cane Hilda Mc;e than 30.000 people were clothes in a sheet and roll it a mor·ser storm 400 miles reported clearing out ahead of up and go." wide. the storm. Refugee centers "The Weather Bureau put The U. S. Weather Bureau were set ur. and began filling U1e Louisiana coast west of called it "one of the .nost pow- witJ. people, most of them wea the Mississippi undet hurricane erful hurricar;es ever seen in ther-wise coast re5idents for warning - word that the efthe Gulf." whom this is an old, familiar fects of the storm are expectWinds }ashen around its core experience. Some brought their ed in 24 hours or Jess, A hurriat 150 mi,es an hour. Ih size it own television sets with them cane watch - signal to bewas almost as big as the states and calmly watched their fa . HOSTS TONIGHT- The MiddiPporl High School football team , Firs I row. Jack Sigman. Mark Tannehill , J•ff Boggs. Bill Hackett, BuddJ ware - was ln effect from MoMoore, Joe Stephenso_n, John Bla~t> Second row. B11l Halley Sam Hood , Alan Wallace, Bruce Walla ce. Ray Pickens , Jim Whitlatch, George bile, Ala., aU the way to Sauer, ,Rod Sauer. Third row, Craig Rawlings , Bob Caruthers Larry Vance, Roger Swartz (out with an inJury), Kenneth Harris, Da'lo·id AshleJ, Brownsville, Tex., on the Mex- Tom Kmg, Randy Humph~ey, .Joe RetcJunan.- Senline l Photo Jcan border. At 1 a m. CST the hurricane 4. was reporte _ 300 miles southsouthwest of New Orleans, at Jongitude 91.8 and latitude 25.9, about midway betwten Tarnpi· co, Mexico and Pensacola, Fla. ' ~loving Slowly -J' JYJU "• \ The Hon. Robert Taft, Jr ., It was moving toward the will be the speaker ln Pomeroy northwest at a slow six miles for a $5 per plate lund raising . . United an hour, liming rough!}' for the dinner at 6:30 p. m. Friday. Texas coast just west of the ·"'-.. lnternulio~J October 9. at the Sacred .Reart Louisiana state line. But weaChurch iQ Pomeroy. thermen said they expected it WASHINGTON - C 0 N· E E. Follrod, chairman of o veer off to the east early gressional leaders toriay all but gave UJ: on President John- the Meigs County Republican this morning and zero in on the said Louisiana coast. son's Appalachia bill, launched Executive Committee, Taft, a candidate for the U. S. The wea ther bureau said a rescue effort for a jeopardiz· Senate, has accepted the invi- winds will reach gale force ed Social Secuirty boost and tation to be the featured speak- (rom Galveston, Tex., to Mopu s h~ toward a weekend ader. bil l:!, Ala., today, but tht storm journment of Congress. Cong .-at~Large Taft will be w.as still too far off to SS)I JUSt They stepped up their adJounnpent timetable after elec- i~troduced by St~te Representa~ when fhe destructive. core tion .I conscious House mem- hve George Memhart who Is , would hit the coast bers Thursday turned loose the acting as Taft's campaign manangriest blast within memory ager for Meigs county. Other at leadership failure to bring state and local candidates, Ineluding Tenth District CongrPssthe long session to an end. man Homer E. Abele, are exof Panthers Wanting Fourth Straight Victory RIGULAR PRICI $119.50 SALE PRICE $89.45 NEW ORLilANS !UP!) -Pil- Ing their possessions into old combin::!d , Four Boys REGULAR PRICE $18.95 0 POMEROY-MIOOLEPORT, OHIO wJdl · - I Sale $43.65 automatically ••• keeps -you Mt to shool , Outdoors, electric eye Sitts exposure- ass-ures a good shot, every Ill~. lndoo11, the fl<uh pops up at • ftlck of your finger •.• and the lens adjuds . ~self as you dial the distance~ --- NO. 145 ClaaiiJ, .... toatpt. tow lolliCid. IU'l. . . anloy porlly ololody ud .... er, blp lt-71. ••r.,.o Sale $11.99 Sale $36.45 Flash Camera SALE PRICE $25.45 SHOWER AND JIELLING There will be an old-fashioned belling and shower at t h e AHred Gralll!e Hall this Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Robinson, newlyweds. Everyone welcome. e WEA'I'IJEI ' Taft Will Speak at BkiEF · WIRE NEWS Fund Dinner ....._. Ragular $49.50 INSTAMATIC 300 ·.0UTFIT .tUSl i\NNOUHCED If IIODU, ,, REGULAR PRICE · $34.50 national Order of Job'• Daugh· lers, will meet loolght at 7:!0 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy, 0. 1.45 Ragular $17.95 INSTAMATIC 100 OUTFIT ...., Peature-s versatile new easy-ttl· ... Kodak camera wilh electrk eye that odju•ts l•s for correct. ly ·ex posed pictures . Bullt -i " flash compartment. Correct flash exposure is s.et automatically as you focus. fotf, color-corrected lens, Tahs 1 2 CQ!or or black• and-white naps, or color slida1 on 127 film. Complete out"t, EVANS DISCHARGED AX·2 Ronnie Evans, son o£ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evan!!, has received his discharge from the U.S. Navy, Patuxent River Air Base, Md. Mr. Evans is married to the former Janice Hauck and they have one son, Jeff. They plan to return to Middleport from Lexington Park, Md., where they have resided. They will visit in Binghamton, N. Y ., with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Cummings and in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Jan Hauck before returning to Middleport. Wouldn't you realty ratherio lint olasa $179.50 Movie Projector _ $169.50 Movie Proloclor $119.50 Zoom Camera $109.00 Electric 8 Camera _ IODAIII INSfl.UIC Ill Jor daylight and flash shots Buick '65 Buick Sal• $5.95 ELBERFELDS SALE PRICE $20.85 lutomatic expoJure conlrob Likable, beautiful Buick'65. Affordable and reachable. Smack in wallet-range. ___ Sin 30x40-With Stand and Roller Drop in the K.odopak Cartridge. Wind the motor. And ftarl &hooting. No focus-ing or other adjustments. Film advanc;es aulomolically. The Kadalc lnstomafie 1 SO Camero tok." eoiOJ or block-and-white mops, 01 c:olor slid.,. The bltilt-in flash holdt~r pops up for e«<y indoor shooting. Low-priced outfit contoins comtro, film, bulbs, and batteries in new fitted carry-co tel I • D•yllght SALEI SCREENS FOR SHOWING COLOR SLIDES OR MOVIES Outfit BLAETTNER AUTO CO. Sele Price $2,12 Roll 1100') Solo $7,33 ehan9e. Full remote control. Choice of 3-, 4-, 5-, 7-ioch CNIId zoom lens-es. Certified Oil Station • SALE PRICES BLACK and WHITE FILM Regular 60c Verichromo Pan (127, 620, 120) SALE 44c SALE PRICES OTHER COLOR FILM Regular $1.25 Kodocolor X (127, 620, 120) . SALE 94c Regular $2.15 Kodachromo-35 mm 120 Exp.) SALE $1.76 Regular $3.15 Kodachrome 11-35 mm 136 Exp.) SALE $2.56 BROWNIE~27 POMEROY II K~~;:::,::;• or D•yllghl) (I P1ck LADIES'- CHILDREN'S 102 E. MAIN -8 mm VOL XVI . enttr} I R..1ulor $9.95 SNOW BOOTS Marguerite's Shoe Shop SALE PRICES COLOR MOVIE FILM and 1pillproof, Automatic tlide FIRST QUALITY REGULAR Colooiet ol booeybeet """' tatu •• IDIDY 11 .58,• ladlvldaalben. ( • NOW YOU KNOW 700 Hour Pins Are Given for L s . ong eroce 1, 1964 E-R Unit Begins Campaign For $3,000 Ambulance Fund I TB, Diabetes Tesllng . Ends 1 M. Elberfeld~ Columbus, ~~~~. B::"~~;~"Fr~~rd; ;:i$ D'Ie at h'IS Horne Thursday .... S .. :~;;~~·~~~~~;,:·::.:0:·1 W. A drive for $3.000 in donattont:: to purchase a new Rt'd Sox today named vett:raa , quarterback ; Bob Smith ,. · · WASffiNGTON - THE PIC. ambulance has been launched by the Middleport emer· hid ba b 8111 H Bill Jewell. halfbacks, and "'-'•· lures are dim and shadowy. geucy -rescue unit. I r se ..... y erm. like scenes from another Officrals of thP Volunteer departmenl said the unit an to sueceed Johnny Pesky ' 1Swindell at fullback. world . But there Is no doubt is in a "tough situabon" since 1ts tl'Uek was demolished as manager for IINiS. General f I The Jackets still hold tbr about what they mean - the in a wreck last Sunday . TB X-rays and diabet'!s te.~t.s ~ Relat ives here have learnrd of the sudd_en dea th o overall edge in wins with If long search for the Thresher David Ohlinger, manager of in M~igs county were conclud- P:':anager Mike Higgins made Wiiliam M Elberfe-ld , 64, of 3 16 N . Co lumbia Ave, Co- 1victorie! and 15 losses . PJft over. the Economy Savings &: Loan Room, Bachner's Market or I ed at Harrisonville Thursday the announcement and said lumbus, Thursday at his h~me . . . ll&mes have ended up in. tilL . The Navv announced Thurs- ln Pomeroy, and a member of Jack's Dairy Bar. It should be night wt..._ 158 X-rays and 144 be and elub owner fom Yaw- ( He was a formPT res1dent of Me1gs cou nt y. bemg ' · •" , wreckage of the the unlt. was ma<le chairman spec!fled on 4:!heeks that t he di bete "'1 t ood ted T •• 1 key bad "oever coas1'dern. •• any . bo,rn in Pomeroy· · January 4.p 1900. HeHiattended TWO CITED day that .the b h Pomeroy 1 m 1918 · . . . trtb .. f UJ. a s . es s c uc . o'"" 1 schools and graduated from omeroy g sc oo p ~f~~~lr ill . fated auc!ear submarine6 of the fund dnve at a meeting con u~.~ons are or I! n~w f otber candidate-!' He was a graduate of Whar0 h10 State atrol had been foun4,and photograph· Thursday night emergency truck fund. for the county rom Sept. 22 tD ton School of Finance, Phila- of the Hub F~era l Savings and arrests, David A. eel in North Atlantic waters a Unit representatives said that In other activity at last Oct. 1, was 2,826 X-rays, and A&.U.AAA......_A_....a.••.._. delphia. Pa, member of Beta Loan Assn. Pomeroy, cited to mile and a half deep some 220 money in the volunteer group's nlght"s meetlni, Llll'l'y Baker 1,87'1 diabetes tests. WANTS MEMBERS TheU. Pi studied law in Ohio In recenL years he devoted court Monday for ~=~~ miles east of Cape Cod. treasury h1S been pledged to was appointed new emergency m:rs·ri!:!il ~:in:w~:s c=:; A membershiJl drive by the and pass~ the Ohio State Bar, much ol hrs lime to real est~te Edna . Foster, 61, F 8 The debris litered tbt. ocean purchase new fired anldl unit chief after Blaine Walburn conducted by the Heal•'" De· Pomeroy Athletic Boosters w1U was founder and past president development and construction, to Meigs County oout1 noor near where Thresher took therefore, • separate nve •• and was a charter member of a left of center charte. r I •·-the de tha be 8 t ted wh0 1s mov1ng ou 1 01 lbe coun- partment · and Meilrs Tubm'cube made Saturday, October 3, her Ita P•""6e to P have to ar · t 1.......-1 Bak eel oe DATES CHANGED the University member Dl'l April 10, 1963, carrying 129 Since the ambulance became y, resll!!i._._.· er was mov losis and Health Assoclali(ln between 9 a. m. and noon Mem· C club. t b d Ofr nen to their deaths in file 8 total loss in the Sunday ac- a"P1 toch~ele ~U:nr frLeeom ~:~: the State ~ealth Department bership cards can be obtamed The spec1al meetings sched- Columbu~ oun ry c1u an o MR. STANLE'i' worst peacetime submarine dis-- elden. t, me_mbers have_ been op- wnas named. to BY Baker's fo-and the Me1gs Me<Ucal Associ: from the football players of the uled by the Household of F'aith the Bexley Methodist ch~. Funeral services for 1111 u • .- ation. Varsity, Freshmen and 7 - 8th Mission Chureh, Pomeroy , for He was the s.on of the l~te Wll· Stanley. a former aster lliBt...ry. w;:ma er position. Grade teams . Among the pro- the period from Oct. to Oct. liam and EhZPbeth Me1er Elwhq died WA8HINGTON -8J!N JOHN Sons M t Go SquaclrnoD oald lhey will InCONFINED AT Hl'ME jecto sponsored by the Boost- ober 18, has been postponed. berfeld of Pomeroy. home m Upper 111 Goo R fo · !be new truck vtte donations for tbe new Mrs. Harold King of Alhell$ ers are the amual banquet Tentative dates for these meel- Survivors Include hi• wife, be beld II\ 2 p. m. -··-• tel e;,:an can be any fireman or lr\1Ck at the Pomeroy. Middle- _Road ls conflnOd to 'ber home for players and films of oU the lings have been set for Oct. 2t hHelen three daughters, that eommUDIIJ. He ,.. lc:tluued 011 P'ie '2) tell al 1be Middleport Ltmch &ame tA>nJihL wllb and the nu. lwtbaU cameo. to Nov. 1. _ (Continued On Page 2, Now York Central 8 11111 I 18 t~ckwl lD ~:~ed Kf 1$ R~t~~~=J~:: . Dona~ thai':~ u~ made~ jport &~lbma Middle~ 1~-: .J �.. - Young GOP Rela~bo~~~ d $10,000 Civil Women's Republican Club FoUqwins Fall : Javits Charges Right Wing ~"di~=.:: :~"' M!:: Club Plans :~ E=~~~S::; ~ Action Ends Is Reorganized in Meigs • • k • L ' s } G G . roup IIDIDIC IS ymg =.:-~eda f~ ~tb:·~ Electi'on :ngor~:reRu!:! r:dy:~. ~~;. In ta emate a ~I;lJ;!.l~ sen~·'· Po~O!JY»!ddleport•. ~- ~ 2. 1964 Patienr ... u Home " the doeth <A Mn. Arch (Mal" WASHINGTON (UP!) _ Sen. Jacob K. Javlts. R-N. y , •aid today a right-wing or~anization known a• "Let Fre•dom Rinf was oonducling a ''l;>"sh button approach ·to ID.Iiii libel' over telephone farilities in six states In a prepared Senate speech Javits said he wi,hed to call publir attention to the tape-recorded telephone messag•s because ·~t is about time that the alarm bell on the radical rt•ht was sounded, loudly and clearly.~ • •- had Javlll aid !etten ~ recelved and .....,.reb by hl• crowth ol unwarranted IIIJplstaff Indicated that "Let Free- cion ""'""'rniog our natlooal Jn. dom Ring" wu '"plugged Into stltuUoDJ and pollcitl and our the telephono ayauma In Flori· national leaden." N J da. N..., York, ew enoy, Pennsylvania, Colorado and California .. He oaid It had U II f rm:tha.oa recorded "bote meaaa&ea" at the "cool ol only • phone call ." The New Yorker oaid be nm ignored the "Let Freedom Rilli" lJlftl8ift which be wao advUod cblrged b< had a "1110 SIX Melga coun bankers will per cen tpro-Communllt, Amer- attend a Group i:ven session of ka-lall votlnl record." the Ohio Bankers anoclation But be aid be later learned to be held Thursday, October B. that the Saraoote, Fla., organi- The meeiiDJI will he held at tbe lOtion had altaeked "with 1...,. cambridge Country Club In endo and oulrtiht neo• Prell· Cambridge. Local bonkero plandenll John F. Kennedy and ning to attend the meeting are, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Chief Ted Reed, Jr., Farmer's Bank JusUce Earl Warren, U.N. Am- & Savlngo Co., a member of the bassador Adlai E. Stevenson, executive commillee, and Edl· and the late Eleanor Roo,.velt, eon Hobstetter, Maxine Griffith, emong others. Richard Chambers, and Lera "It has used half-truths and Jones, o1 the Pomeroy Naltonal liea to indicate that the higher Bank, and William J. Hobstel· echelons of our defense estab ler, of its Rutland Branch. ~shment are working to deliver Counties represented in Group the country Into the hando of Seven are Athena, Belmont, the enemy." Javlll said. Coshocton, Guernsey, Hocking, " It bas alleged that Amerl· Mel(s, Monroe, Morran, Muscan aid to YUioalavla goes dl· klngum, Noble, Perry, and rectiy to tha Soviet Union, that Waohlngton. our govemment would old In The afternoon program will the e...,.,uon o1 former Vene- Include reports on the ever wid· •uelan dictator Pem Jhnlne~, enlng and broadenin& of serv· and !hot tho United NaUont !ceo, prosrams and evenu of· =':.t ;:~,u: Children'• Emergency Fundwhich feeds th0U8811df of hungry youngsters throughout the world _ 11 one o1 the best ex· "In abort it hu done everyampieo of subverolon. thing possible to cast the cloud of suplclon over the loyalty ol elected officials and doubt over the <apablllty of our form of govemment to defend us from communism." Javlts said telephone compa· ny officials agreed there waa fered by the .Ohio Bankers AasociaUon to the banking communlty, and the futlll'! role the asaociaUon hao cut out for ltaelf. The evening bonquet speaker wtll be Dr. Robert J. Samp, Unlverstty Hoapitsls, Madison, Wls· consln. Also on the program will be OBA President Ja""' F. Hill, prexldent, The First Na· lionel Bank ol Elyria, who will addre" the evening banquet on the affairs ol the bankingJndu, try and the associaUon. nothing to regu· late uoethey of could their doequipment, •·except In cases of overt crim· inal activity. He said that "the push-buttoo _approach tr ma,. lib.l shown ~n the activttte:s I am here di:'" ~losing...contributes to a senous erosion of truth and the -· Hospl'taJ News --------Entered Hospital Amona: thoae who entered •Holzer Hospital In the pa!t 24 hours were Norma J. Drennen, 2181 Eastern Ave., David N. Young, 1089 Sunset Dr., Mrs. Wlille K. George, Rt. 1. VInton, Keith D. Phalin. 26S Mulben-y Ave., Pomeroy, Mrs. Garnet Wllllamaon, Rutland, M r 1. James B. Raines, Rt. 1 Langsville. Eugenia F. Sharp, Jack· 1011, Virgil Lee Crall. Wellston, Eddie Salyers Jronton. Charles .1. Frazier, C~lumbua, and Mra. llella Mae Ellis. Huntington. t Bir1bl i!' Mra. O.moa Roy BtiiDetl, !39 florence Ave., Jackson, daugtt.. iJ!tr, l:fct p. m. Thursday. Mrs. ,f:imo G. l{allnor. 711! Orange i)t., Jackson, son, 6:48 a. m. 'Thursday. Mrs. Daniel K. Spencer, Hamden, daughter, 11:43 p. m. Wednesday. Discharged Patients recently discharg('d Jncluded William Calhoon, Bil~ ly Miller, Kenneth Clark, Lawlenoe Baker, Mrs. Jessie Me.Oalre, Frederic!: Miller. Mr.. bdo!ph Hall, Mrs. Larry D. !.IIIIer and Infant daughter, Mrs. ;lack E. Morris and infant dau· Jbler, Mrs. David Cleland, jfrs. Charle!l Lambert. Delford :J'ort Brenda Fort, Camille 1\. . 34cGraw, William B McKin~. Mrs. Robert E. La~'lle and )ln. James Hunley . :: ..:. Swatze} Wins , c· ·· ''o "·T Highest R C Honor at ou Memort•J Hospital wbere ahe feriog a coroaary. Silo wu a Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Haddox and daughter, Carmen, were their son and famUy, Mr. and Mra. Cbet Had· dox and daUihter, Melody, of Suitland. Md., and Gary Hook of Andrews Air Force Base, Md. They allo vlalled with her ~Nn•·, Mr. -~ .,_ Le,.. ~-u ~ ~.. u Trtpletl, Ornol HID, and In Point Ple.oaant with their oon, Mr. and Mro. Jan Had- She bad be•.n employed at the Orient Stale boapltal. Her late husband was a taxi dr'ver for many yean when they resided here. Funen' 1ervices will bo Saturday at uo p.m. at the llarriaborJ EUB dmrch with burial In llarriJburl. Tha body •- at tho N-~· --er·• bome u .,..,. ·~ .. at Grove Cll). dOL Me•gs • 8ankers To Participate Jn Sessions Ri• Vef NeWS Goap readiDp: Galllpolla dam 18.5, 13.1, runnlJII 6 feet oo rollera, Pomeroy·W&on 21.· 24, Pt Pleasant 2Ul, Hinton 2.l0 falllng, Kanawha Falls t_. 95 falling, Charleston 18.92 fall· tog. London wu running one and three quarter feet, Marmet one and a half feet and WIDfleld dam 8 feeL Boat movemeau: Obto .lllvrr - lllereneaW< up II, 1:45 p.m.; John J. Rowe Up 14. 1:2!1 a.m.; Bayou Lorraine down a, ' iiO a.m.; Ledy Rosen>ary down 14. 4:55a.m.; Cruclble up II, U5 a.m.; Luther Herdman up 14, 7:0& a.m.; Chrll Jr. dowo Ill. 9:16 p.m.; Jeffhoat up J5, 5 a.m.; 0 r c 0 down 15, 7:20 a.m.; Peggy Downey up 16, 5 a.m.; Jane T. down 18, 8:30 a.m.; Jefferson up 17, 2•2!1 a.m.; Buck· eye State up 20, 6 a.m.; Jen-y Bosworth down 20, 8:1G a.m.; Lunra Point down 21, 3:40 a. m.; Harvey Jordon Jown 21, 6 a.m.; L. Fleore down 23, 11:!50 p.m.; Philip Sporn down 23, 2:· .. c.ttt ,..,._ ..... Ofll• VIII.., "val'-'tllltl rContlnued from Page 1) whe-ther this meant· be no ,...c,.nar ,, •e••••w thf're would no hearings ....-.. OH 1" .,,..... W"' " next week Jordon repll~ '· 111,....... ...,..., ""' Will ' :! ..,.,.. • ~ e~- '""'''"" "That's coming pretty close to ~ -' "" ..., ...................., the trtith." --- 'Mel&t Geoeral Hospital ADMISSIONS - None. DISCHARGES Charles I ...... .... ,.., • """• • ,... Baer Minertvllle. )ttitl• ....... . ...... ....... .. • :;......... 1111=•......, o.t•...,... a, .....,. ....n..... n ._., ,.. . . . . . . ..... nt... · - - ...... It ,...., ..... -.ro ...-. ....,..., a. auRaua - _..,.. j;#':'._-::..:!0::...'"' ,.- "..M .., IMittttll. LOCAL TEMPS It was 74 degre-H undt>r cloudy skies today at 11 a. m. in downtown Pomeroy. ""' ... Jury memben wero J. E. = ot.:- 1 n. Racine Home Bank. cash prlz. rldero must bo II yean or lng, wtllHlgb al· so beand heldother and contests the Racine school bond wiU play. AU displays by organizations or lndlvidualo must be com· plete on or befou Oct. 15. Anyone wishing to er1ter may contsct Robert Beegle, aecretsry of tho Racine Fire departmenL n• :.It, :P ...................m. ..."_...,. :j..titMHI .......... IAL. IU \. . .1... len &wa.. ...., .,.,.., c:1ty N- "••II the lnterroplurJ and any one of ·~ four -siblo verdicts. October 17th 'down 8•45 a.m. Ka"'wba River - Allen R. Merrill dowu Marmet 11:2& p. ~J~.; _George Price up Mar""t ·c:u a.m.; Asa up Winfield 3:!10 p.m.; R. H. Bosworth D down Wtnfield 8:35 p.m.; Solvay up Winfield uo a.m.; Cberokee down Winfield 5 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lucas up Winfield 5:25 a.m. UPI Briefs Asked • It could just not agree on Horse Show Racme • F•J.l'emeD Plan Festival organization or Individual gain!ng first, second and tblrd places for the best decorated wJn. dow display and the largest and most unusual pumpkin. Memhen o the Recine Fire Dept., also wiD award a set of winter passenger automobile tires. A record hop, corn husk· ft.IE DAILY SENTINEL ...,.., ,.,.. _ T0 Stage 1st s.nuner, foremaa, DennIs NEW HAVEN - Tha ftrst Roush, James Keefer, Jamea ID!lual bone show aponiOI'ed by N. Roush, Oscar Hanes, Roy tho MuOQ County t-H C I u b YeiJier, Jo,.. Brown, Wylie Leaden' Aaaocfatlon wiL be Conrad, John A. Burrla, Don· beld at tbo llhlln&er Stables aid C. Brown, John Escue, Clay near New HavtD Saturday, Iober 3, at l:iltl p.m. Ill cue of The Rations wers seeking rain, the ahow will be at the In the sumo of $111,000 same hour oo Oct. 10. death of their 81> year Annmmcer for tho show wiU aon who drowned In a manbe Eddy Rickard <A Letart excavation June 10, 11181 Route whU4 tho~ Wllf tha Meadowbrook Addition be Csrl Paraona of W. Columthe Hatteas, now bla. H. C. Plll.sbory will be Dlfnoll, formerly d.: judge. plaintiff clahnad I The .show will consllt of II fendants were negligent In ";' ela"e~ of i'Jes and ~o~ses the excavatioo propery 0 fo owa, ead-ln pony 0 ass not Judged rider, 8 Yearl of age '"' under), Weatarn Plese- H. Bumgardner of ~ ~ony ~8 1 ~ uoder, ~· ar ar~ se ( orse on y), " M.aeon City Dies gar Race (open), Run & Rlde (ponies only), Engllsb Pl.... MASON - Funeral service ure, run & ride (b...., only), for Herman (Monk) BumgardDrunkard Paradlsa (pony on· 81, who died Thursday at ly) Barrel races with claues p.m. at the home of hlo for bolb ponies and horseo, Wesr Mrs. Daisy Weaver of em Pleasure (horses) and Pick wiD be held at the Up Race (ponies only). Funeral home SunThe Racine Volunteer F t r e Admission will be 1iO cents at p.m. with the R • v. wood up Meldehl 3:15p.m.; Blue Seal up Meldahl 12:11 a.m.; Ja. cob G. down Meldahl 2:15a.m.; Turner up 3.35 a.m.; Samuel Clemens down Meldahl 6:25 L m. GaUfpollo Dam Orlentan up II: 50 p.m.; Titan up UO a. m.; A. J. Patten down 3•05 a. m.; Tampico up f:IO a.m.; Semet up 8•10 a.m.; Philip Sporn adjourns. he wtll keep anve the Investigation of charges that Bobby Baker was involved in a $25,000 "political payoff." ''I intend to stay here and press to havt tt finished," Cooper told reporters. Chainnan B. Everett Jordon, 0-N .C., ol :1 n th• lnvesUgating rules committee announced he was going . DIVOTID TO fNTIUS1 OP campaigning next week on the ·• MilOS MASON AREA "Lady Bird Special'" heading tUt:hiN I. Gwen. "'uuOI....,. south. CII..Uo .. .. ni'IM\111 . lcll .. • -- PT. PLEASANT - The Ma!oo Coonty Young Republican Club mel Thursday night at Republican Headquarters to make plans for the coming election wlib Gene VaUihn. president, prealdlng. II wu ___ .. __, that Yolun"'""'"'"'"" leer worken for tho beadqllll' tare an needed and Mrl. Wayoe Burdette was named cbltJ.. man ol the volunteer worken. Mr. va .. •hn announced t b 1 -. epubUprojct for th eYoung R caD Club wu to taka the two preelncll of Ordnance 1 n d Brouibton's and maka a d..,.. to-door canvasa to got out tho votare on elecUoo day Ray Mussrave re.od · an edltorte! "The Enormowo Power of the Vote" which dlscuaaed the power of just one vote. It wao OMounced that olfl. etalo for WO<king In the polls elecUoo day were needed and anyone lntertlted ahould call beadqlllll'tefll - pbollt IT/W, Announcemmt wao mada of the personal appearance of Jacl< ldlller, republican eandldata for Congre" from the 4th Dlstric~ at the New Haven Theatre Thursday, October .. Bth at 7:30 p.m. and that on Ocroher 9th Open House would be held a the headquartero, from 1 until 4 p.m. PT. PLEASANT _ A "hung was the verdict In t h 8 ct\'ll oettoo of !loft P'. Admr, tl al vs. Mason Co. and City ol Point Thursday afternoon In County Circuit Court. llber. The all male jury de a~ four bourll Tu&lllay, rwturDThundl)' mol'lllni at Ull and deliberated undi near, p.m. then advised the court 2& a.m.; C. V. Harner up Gr...,. department wiU hold a Fall F. . for all with chUdren under 12 u~ 8:10 a .m.; J. S. Lewis up Uval on October 17, on 1 b 0 admitted free. Entry lee for Meldehl US p.m.; Raveno- streets of Racine In front o1 the all cl&IHI II AU pony claSI Michael Swatzel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swatzel, Vale St.. Pomeroy, was one of six seniors who Thursday morning received the Distinguished Mil· itary student award, the highest award that can he award· ed an Army ROTC cadet. Dr. Rush Elliott, dean of Ohio University's Colleg~ .. of Arts and Sciences; II 1lham Rohr, athletic director: and E. J. Tay!o~. de~n of the Col· lege of Engmeenng and Technology, ll_lad~ fl.,, presentations at the dnll f•eld. The award IS presented ro seniors, based on overall aca· demic achievement, ROTC grades, and performance at summer camp. It provtdes .the recipient wit!J the chance :tor a regular ~r;'lY commissiOn. Als~ receJVIng the awards were . Robert Bezak, Lyoos; George Ja~ubec, Fremont; Fr~d Merr~tt, Toledo; John Frick, Wyommg, and A Iva Cramblette. Canton. Michael Swatzel is married to. the .former · Paula Sayre, Mmersvtlle. ----- es are to he awarda. 1o aach under. No flOl'SO" under 18 can show • atalll.... Clerk Coll-=om "".. Are Being Reported There was $I,D77 .eo eoUecl· ed In fees by the Metp County Clerk of Court.! office lu Sept· ember, of whlcb $832.&0 wa• OUTERWEAR AT BAKERS ·I BAKER FURNITURE i 1 °(' NOW a compact TAPE RECORDER BY CONCORD! .............., I October 4 to 11 REPUBLICAN 7:30 each evening DINNER AND RALLY .. ONE Lt.De Scores 5 DAY SERVICE ROBT. TAFT JR. SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S WERNER Radio & T.V. ..- - = = = = = = = =C.I__,N."'ort':'_h"._'G~·a~l~lia~"':''"~r~ed~~~J.Sts~only I ,. 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White Sox, 20--B; Pappas, Ori~ Kreutzer, Bronstad (6), Han· American: B. Robinson. oles, 16-7; Chance, Angels, 20-8. WANTED MANAGER 1 m~ny ~~~~H~-----~-.,;-~Ihll=·.:;;~~---"' Holzer Hospital School of Iiun!Dii II offerln& Ed· ucation Poychology 71. S Ohio University credit hours. Prerequisite General Paych. Tull. even. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE at a Correction WEINERS he NGs SA V E Rev. David White, Paolor elerk'o end $241~-;ao~~ear-;; ~~~====•:nd::•::n:u:m:be:r:::of=ho:m:e.=========; markedfeet state 81 Everyone Welcome feea Clerk Evelyn Locke IBid. ~the month the Cle·rk'!ol office Issued 11M ce~lificatea of titles, 271 notations of 156 memos, 203 cancellations liens, 3!50 applications, sH'Ida••·l Ita and assignments, and eJebt certified duplicate copies. ON Dear Helen: Btn'TER THEM UP! What dO you think of a wife Dear Helen: thrl!ada'ber"huablnd'o good My aunt is a stickler for J~:..wttb rubber bonds just propriety. She's of the old Ib •be doe.n1 llka to sohool who has to do everything him amoking? -!lAD "by the book." On the other Dear Mad: bond, we're .pretty relaxed . LAUNDRYSb< deserves water In ber Sbe says that when you vlstt Br DOROTHY KILGALLEN I)RY CLEANING wzinkle • smoother lotion! -H. someone, you must ALWAYS WY 2-5421 POMEROY Dear Helon: sit right down and write a Whoever invented tboaa flip- bread and butter letter the cana should get auger In minute you get borne. I say this JO'ITJNGS IN PENCIL needs cash ... Woody Woodbury's re- hlo beer! You don't need an II "spreading It on thick," or R~;PORTS OF PETER SELLERS' lll- cent success at Mr. Kelly's in Chicago opener <unW later, that b)- maybe buU.rtng !hom up for ness must hafe been greatly exaggerat· has made him the big noise tbere, and all you need Is a pair o1 pliers, a return Invitation. After all, ed. Wh•n be was first stricken In Holly· the owners of tbe club offeJed him a 8 ecrew driver, hammer, wUe we told them how lllUllh we wood it was announced that he would $100.000 deal to appear four weeks each with a mop, and another all· enjoyed aeeing them before we have to retire from films for a whole year for five years. pack wtth convemional topa lefl And dley're usually rela· SHOULD 81! year. But he and bride Britt Eklund are ' ' • to bolstar your morale u ttvea anyway. Who's tbet polite due to New York within the next few TOGETHERNESS DEPARTMENT: work on thase stubborn to relatives? They'd think we 2Y, LBS. $]-OO days tor his toil 1n a United Nations dra· Vittorio Gassman, here for tbe opening lni<""" of mete!. Also bendageo were null. We vlalted these WAS rna The Dyann Cannon-Cary Grant of his very risque "Let's Talk About Wocut fingers. people on the return from our romance has cool•d. for the convention- men," took his 11-year-<Jld daughter Vlt· Wblt's more, they don't pour honeymoon, and they don't ••· 3 LBS. $1.00 al reason.' She yearned to become Mrs. toria to the late show at the Festival to b to think G., but Cary is matrimonially gunshy . . . see the film . .. Lynn Carter's closing right and 11 you're not care- peel oneymoonera City desks might check the tip that Dl· night at the Bon Soir was star-studded- lui you end up with cut Up. of everything, do they?-MR. My wife says they must have AND MRS. ana Sands, the brilliant young Negro ac· Bea lillie, Sammy Davis, Jr .• Constance been dreamed up by a man Dear M and M: tress. has become the bride of a Nordic BenMtt and Joi Lansing among the with strong fingers and a weak You spent more Ume yakchap. Diana wu applauded in last sea· ringsiders - and after the last perfor· son's ''Blues for Mr Charlie" and will mance the waiters and captains pl't'sent· head. king to me tllan you would on E. MAIN ST. retufl' to the stage soon in a lead role ed Lynne with a gold clgaret lighter, U they're going to "make a thank · you letter, and It POMEROY in "The Owl and the Pussycat" Dor- their way of thanking him for the tips things easier for us," wby doo'l won't got you nearly u many othy Collins Is on the verge of a surpris- they made during his jam-packed two- they test the "lnvenltoo" first dividends - like a continuing J:Siliiiii~ ing news bulletin. week run. - on weakllngs!-FLIPPED open door policy from rela"Send Me No Flowers'' Is the sixth Baseball Immortal Hank Greenberg, Dear Flipped: Uvea. picture in which Rock Hudson wears pa- who hasn't missed a World Series since Wben II a fiip a flop! When A bread and butler letter Is jamas in the opening scene. And it <eem• he u<ed to star in them aa tbe Detroit It's on tup of a beer can, as neceasary ., - well, breed to be > sure-fire formula, so he's entit- Tigers' mightiest hitter, bas chosen t.o Seems to me too many •easy- and butter. U you don't led· every one of the flickers grossed skip the Series this time. Instead. he'll living" tnvenUona only make joy a visit enough to spend Ove more than $10.000.000 They're sell- view the Olympic gamee In Tokyo . . . . life more difficult ... .like prea- minutes saying ao In wrllln&, ing silver dollars at$~ each in the Broad· You wouldn't believe that Sammy Kaye sure spray cans that dribble, next ttme try a moteii-H. wav sector- $2 50 If the coins are fresh- could endure the Peppermint Lounge steam trona that spit at ly minted . . A group of Hollywood kind of music, but Incredibly enou~b he clothes, and IJ1IIlOCOa8J'7 Tbls column to dedicated to producers is considering taking over turned up there with Vera Vera Swift as lsadge111 !hot look wonderful In famlly living, 10 If you're Freerlomland lor " major New York hie date. Vera Vera. you will recall, Is store but b<come nulaances havillll ktd trouble ..- just pl&iiD II studio site. The 200-acl't' playground, the former showj!irl cvrently estranged borne. trouble, let Helen Help whirh never got off the ground as a show from meat-packing millionaire Curtis . . .. On the other band. a flop- Sbe wt11 allo weleome busmess attraction, Is now listed as a Swift "flip" lo better than tak· own amulang e<peri..,.... Ad$27.000,000 bankruptcy case. ' ' ' a pitcher to the pub, Isn't dreaa Holen 8Gital In care • OUT, • tbe Michel· other JANE MORGAN BEAT H PLAI'iS • WORK warblere for the honorOUofT s ngmg 1, an~elo epic, "Th• Agony and the Ecsta· the National Anthem at the first game oy, • will have one of the most memor- of the World Series at Yankee Stodlum able world premieres in history - in 111arcello Mootrolanni, who ts extbe middle of the Atlantic aboard Italy's trernely bashful about English. will new 43 .000-ton luxurv liner named "Mi· spea~ hi.< first lines in our lanJ!Ua~e In chelangelo" - on I ship's maiden voy- "Casenova '70. " His role p an It.allan age from Genoa to New York next NATO offirer calts for him to ••Y "Walt March Top-ranking columnist~ and 'till vou se@ the sunset-that's really newsmen from the United States would something" to •n Or ental airline host· be i'lnketed to Genoa for the launchmg, ess •IIHI hefore he makes the Bi~ Pitch then invited to sail back to New York to her. Of course Marcello dDl'sn't have with Rex Harrison and Charlton Heston to utter a single word to get his messr,.ring the champagne all tbe way home. sage ncross, but vou wouldn't expect .~ Hollvwoorl movie star who wound male movie producers to know that . . . up w•th a choice collection of expensive Glenn Ford Is <opposed to be squiring baubles and bearls from her recent lmar· Suzanne Pleshette. but the walten at rledl admirer. has let close fn•nds know Eton's will bet you that his true love II that aU the jewels are up for grabs. She Mary Costa. ·~~·. ~ INSULATED ~rt~ Writer I EVIVA L R • Voice of Broadway • • • reporting .. . .. Kyger Creek Takes·North Ca11ia 36-8 for 4th Win Dies Thursday HELEN HELP US! ' - 1 Mf, EJher{eld time . calcher Johnny Ed warda lo to the le!l In the eighth inning IAug. 23, doubled and acored on Sisler 1ald It all Thursday C 1e v e 1• n d t-2, B•ltimore sidelined with sore hands, Cok· when Dick Schofield'a double Schotield's lllrowinl error to night when be commented, blanked Washington 2-0 and "Don't wa~ .me up," said t>r gave the Reds the lead with and Virdon's single cut the give rhe Red• a 3--1 lead in the '· Our job is to win two garnet Kansas City edged out MiMeJim Coker and.ltbere was no a sixth· inning homer and then Red.'! ' lead to one run . Virdon fourth inning and also contribut- and that'a exactly what we're 1 sou. 5-4. FOR MEN, objection from the Cincinnati saved the victory when he cut broke for second as young Sam- ed a single to Cincinnati's eJght going to do. The rest ill up w I Juan Marichal allowed 10 Reds who had just seen a down Bill Virdon, trylng to my Ellis went into his windup hit attack. the Cardinal!!." hi til but wt"Dt the distance tor BOYS, LADIES dream walking. steal the potential tying run at and - bang 1 - COker's throw Mast Caleb Cards The San Franciaco Giani!: de- his 21st win for the Uiants 11 It wa! moments after Clndn- 1second base, In the eighth. wiped him out by five feet. 1 Now the Reds face the prob- feated the Hou.ston Colts 6-3. 1Willie ~cCovey and Tom Hall· nati beat the Pittsburgh Pirates " P:~ 's ~t an ~rm ~~~.~ a can- .That brokt! the back of the llem of making up a half-game the M!Jwaukee Brave1 downed er had lwo hits each; Ed Bal· Boys' Sizes 6 to 16 5--4 in 1 " mus· game" Thursday 1 non , grmned S1sler. And the Ptrate rally a.nd Ellis did the 1 agaW,St a Cardinal team that the Mets 7~3 and the Chicago ley 's grand !lam homer and night and the Reds knew to a I fu.nny thing is he can hurt ~ou rest by clvsmg out the final closes its seasn'l with thrt>e CUbs shaded the Los Angeles Uuef hits by rookie Santos Alaman that they owed the victory w.tth . the ~~ .. too. He ca~~ mto two innings m no-hit style to games agamst the last-place Dodgers 4.3 in other NL games. mar pace~.. the Braves' 12--hil 6.98 to 14.98 to tht: 28·year-old reserve -~ Ctncmnatt wtth the ~hdltes a preserve Joe Nuxhall 's ninth New York Mets. Both Ut.e Reds' Jn the American League, De· attack and Ron Sant.o's ·two-run catcher from Throckmorton couple or years ago and beat win of the season. games are against the Phillies l troit delayed the New York homer was the big blow that Red , green. blue and Tex. ' .us wilh ~grand slam homer." Coker. obtained from Denver - one Friday night and the pennant-clinching with a 4-2 dealt Dodger 1&-game winner i •• 1 want to ·hake your hand ,'' The Pirates put Coker's arm of the Pacific Coast League un other Sunday afternoon - and 1and 5-2 sweep, Bost?n d!~eated 1 Don Drysdale his 16th defeat. : black Some with hoods . v,as the tribute ,$cti ng Manager GAHS WINS I Dick Sisler paid Coker- a trib Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 2. 1964- 3 ' Gallipolis Jr. High swamped ! ute thai came from the heart ' Pomeroy Jr. High 40-1& at I because the Coker·made triPomt'roy Thursday as Jimmy umph meant thai the Reds had Lee scored ho!h Pomeroy touch- [ sliced the idle first-place St . downs on a 9·yard run and Louis Cardin~ls' tea~ lo a halfBy OALE ROTHGEB, JR. 17 yard carry. He also went gam" and stJII ret.a.tnf'd a.n ex- 1 The Kyge.r Creek Bobcats won their fourth game of over with the extra points onct cellent chance to wm or tte for the sea.son and second straight tn lt>:.Igue play, Thursday and Kenny English carried for • the National League pennant. ni~ht by trouncing North Galli a. 36-8 the points rollowing the olher Playing only because regular Gary French scored four touchd...,wns and Roger BarTO. Uneman Jim Crow, who L1dies' I 0 to 20 - - - - 1 nett one as the Bobcats ran their unbeaten skein to 14 in Major Leagu Standing• (Only games scheduled) Ihas t>e.n sidelined wi th an in· two years 8y United Preu lntetaatlonal , . jury, i1 expected lo re join tht 14.98 to 16.98 I North Gallia noceived the op· Friday • Probable Puchl"''t Pomeroy 7-8th Graders Rf:'Xt Blue. black. white, ~nin~ kickorr. but failed to gain louchdown with a minute and American League C I eYe Ian d at New York ' Tuesday when they travel to and punted. twenly seconds remaining in W. L Pet. GB · (night) Kralick j 12-61 YB. Rutland . I i Kyger CrPek took the ball :the con!Pst . New York : &2 .610 Ford ( 16·61. MEN'S IN SHORT & LONG LENGTH eSOFA BEDS - $55 I"" Nor_lh Gal_li• 's 25, but !he ,· Skidmore. In lhe shot . gun Chicago 95 64 .595 2'-\ Detroit al Baltimore /night)- l'iltburgh 0!11 020 010- 4 8 I 1 delermtn ed P tra te~ he ld on the t rormation threw an 80~yarder Baltimore 85 63 .594 2 ,&, 1 Sparma (5·5 1 vs. Hoberts (12-71. Cincinnati o20 101 lOx _ 5 8 o 9.98 to 22.50 • COMPLETE · Peck for the- Detroit Gibbon, Blass 15 1, Slsk 171 , I1as l d own an d Kyger cree k had Ito end Mason 80 75 .531 12LJ , Los >\ngeles al MinresotaBoth snap and zipper front . • BUNK BEDS - $59 Ito give up the pigskin. scoro. ~~n:;o~:les 78 ~~ .503 17 New man 113·10 1 vs. Kaal i ~ace 17\ and May. Purkey. I The BobcRts scored their first .4Dt 19 117 ·IOI. . ).Juxhall (51. Ellis '8> and Cok· INNERSPRING touchdown with jusl seconds Tyo almost came up with his Cleveland 78 31 .49t 19 Kansa.!! Ctty at Chicago 2· er. Winner-N uxhall 1g.8l. Los· II you want warmth and not w&lght, Just stop 111 . second interception of the Boston 70 90 .438 271-i lwi-nightl Santiago 10·51 and lerBlass 15-8 \. HR Coker in the second quarter. eMATTRESS and take a look at these. We have a good I'VII f11 $24 gone ,.h . cd 40 • d game.buthedeflectedtheball. Washington 62 98 38835 1 ~ 1 Krausse (0·21 vs. Peters(20-8) ',l stl rrr!lc capp a ~ yar . · · · . . Kansas C• ' ty 57101 ''139•· ' d P 1189 sit" and color1. I. drive by going over (rom t he It l;:mded nght mto Peck s hands .:Kt • an 1za1 ro · 1 . , Thursday's Result11 I Only Saturday's games scheduled) f'hieago 000 003 010- 4 6 I I two-yard ltne _ Barnet Is 15 . ·' Fullback Clyde Smith then Detroit 4 New York 2. lst Games Lot; Angeles 001 000 020- 3 9 0 yard. run and a North Galli& ran the extra points. I Detroit 5 New York 2. 2nd Los Angf'les at Minnesola Bt sure and 'ist•n to the Po~oy Panther, MidKoonce. Jal'ckel 18 1 and Roz· I of f·~ lde pentahlty ijet updthe scornde. Outstanding pla)'ers for U1e Boston 4 Cleveland 2 l Kansas C11y at Ch1rago dleport Yellow Jacket game Sat. Morn. over 8 arne II en pa Sse to e nov~ky Drysdale . Pl:'rranoski . ..:, h B tt d K c· 5 M' ... ' 12 . lJ . B I . I B h p0 1 f th . t game were r rene , arne an an •LY t mnesoi.G ,, ms etro•t at a t1more •8! and Rt•seboro . Winner _ WMPO brought to you by N Y. C. H. 1 MIDDLEPOOT, 0. 'A' f '!n Kor e eCx rakpokmks. the whole Bobcat line which Baltimore 2 Wash 0, night ' Cleveland at New York tn Ule yger ree JC • h id h p· d . Koonce •3..0). Los('r - Dry&lalt p· d d .10 e t e 1rates t~ a ·1 yar Washn1glon at Boston 08·16). HR- Santo ~ JOth -1. 1 off.Btl~e t l~ate~t rove ee~ ~ rushing after Smith. Chick. and By UnJtrd Press International 1 1 0 1 8 to do ca fern ~n h If Roger· Garrett had racked up National League I Nalional Lt'ague ._< _ n Y ga.m~ .. schedulf'dl Iyar_ pass rom res man ~ - 53 in the first half. G. AB R. H. Pel. ' • . w. L. I'd. GB Saturday·, Game. back-quarterback Dav1d - Sk1d. _ . . Clmnte. Pitt 152 612 91 209 342 St. Louts 92 67 .579 Pittsburgh at :'Hi!wauke .. the BobC.ItS . c· . t' 9'' eo N k Imore to Dan Chick· on a ro- Stai!StiC·WISe, · Cary, < .~t •t ·l 129 4~ mcmna. " oo .575 t.<~ ew Yor at St. Louil'! verse play outrushed the p·1rates 219-52, oli' 69146 .3'1"~ ·ol 'I Ph'l d 11I . I The Pir~tes drove to the lS, but the Pirates, or Skid~ore, Aaron, Mi1 141565102185 .327 1Sa~ 8 F~:n~~~co 9089 7070 .563 2•,2 Houston at Los Angele.~. n1~hl ' but rumbled Richard Neal re- out-passed KC, 115 to nothmg. Torre, Mil 151 588 86 190 .323 ' \fl k 85 73 .560 l IChicago at San Francisco POMEROY, OHIO 1 • · d f' d Allen, Phil 1&0624121197 316 ~- Jwauf'e · .5:m 6lti i (On l ygam~!schedulf'dJ RIW lOW priCI covered tor KC. 11 lfst owns lsev· I Pitlsburgh 79 79 _5110 12 ,, , 1"...,..:_.:..-........:....;_:;_:;.:.::.:._,....!::=::.:=:i:==~==~~::i::;:::::::::::::::;::::::;::::::;::::::;:iliiiii I Th halftime score was 8-ll. enKCin ha the second half) while Brock . SI.L J53 625 t08 J96 .314 I I 7B Bl .491 14 I Th: Bobcal.s re<"eived the op. North Gallia wa~ held to five. s~~to. Chi . 158 ~1 92 182 .JJ:t I c~rc:;:t' es 74 85 .465 18 ' ening kickoff in t~ third period North Gallia attempted 10 'Aihams. Cht 159 S:i2 98197 .312 Houston 65 94 I and controlled t.he ball the rest passes and compl-eted four, Flood, Sl . L l59 666 95 206 .309 1Ne~ Yurk 51 108 :~~ !~ I ol the game . while the Bobcats did not pass. Maye, Mtl 152 583 95 178 .3CfJ "&""- Kyger Creek drove 80 yards Next week tha Bobcats trav- Cepeda . SF . 140 522 74 159 .305 ! Thursday's R~sulls 1 in ejght plays and two North eJ to Eastern to battle the Ea.t\mencan. Leag 1Milwaukee 7 New York 3 Callia penalties for its second gles while North Gallia host . . G. ~B R. II. Pet. ' San Francisco 6 Houston 3 ,, TD. Buchtel-York. Ohva, Mmn 158 663 109 214 .323 1Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 4, night Roger Barnett drove from B.Rbsn, Dal 161 604 80 190 .315 1Chicago 4 Los Angeles 3. night 6•30 P.M., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9th five yard• out to payd1rt. The Boward, NY 147 543 6t 169 .3tl . <Only games scheduled) PAT aTrerTiPt fi:liled. Mantle, NY. 141 461 89 139 .302 1 Friday'! Probable Pltcben SACRED H-EART tHURCH, POMEROY ....n French scored the first of · I Rbnson, Chi 137 512 80 153 .299 1 Philadelphia at Cincinnati IPTG IIDHS three touchdowns in the fourth By Unhed Press lntt-rnational Freehn, Det 143 516 69 153 .297 (nightl _ Short 117 .91 V!l . •lightweight, portable ·quartP.r on a 52-yard nm from American "Le...,. Kaline, Det 144 523 77 J53 .293 • O'Tnole (17-7J _ 1ape recordar I the line of scrimmage to the (1st Gamel . Ystzski, l:ios 149 558 7616.1 .2!12 1 Pittsburgh .at :\1ilwaukf'f' (2• 2 speeds, 7" reels, . end zone. Detroit 000 ~0 ~- 4 8 1 Brsoud, Bos 156 5:18 83 162 .290 twi -night) _ But!Prs 11 .21 and eledrk:eyo The •·fired-up" Bobcat line New. York (100 1~ 1~- 2 8 l Powell, Bal 132418 71121 .289 Law (12·13 ·1 vs. Cloninger jJB· 1 CANDIDATE FOR U.S. SENATOR, SPEAKER CONCORD Jhen held the Plrat"s again and Wickersham, Gladding 7), Home Runs 141 and Schneider il -IJ or SaCOMPACT 104 ,~rench capped a 32-yard Lohch 18) and Freehan. Stottle· NatJonaJ: Mays, Gianls. 44 ; dowski 18-10). Ramos r9) and Howard. Williams , Cubs. 32 ; Cepeda, GiNew York al st Louis (night) • . . . . . . . . . .. - , ; by going over from 13 yards (18·9). Los~r- ants, .11; Callison. Phils, 31; - Ja ckson (11}-16) V! . Gibson ·out. Richarrt Ni<tl then ran $5.00 Per Person PATS for a 28..() lead. (9-3). Santo, Cubs, 30; Hart, Giants, (18-ll). Lanny Tyo, Kyger Creek de· I H o u s I. on at Los Angeles All Fund• raised will be used lor !he loeal Republican Rally and Its candidates fensive end, set up t.he last Detroit OLO 200 002-- fi 9 0 American: Killebrew, Twins, (night.J-Coumbs (Il-l 1 vs. DrysBobcat touchdown by intercept- New Y~rk 000 110 000-- 2 6 1 48; Powell, Orioles, 38 : Mantle, daJe 118·15). Tickets may be purrh•sed from Bernard Fultz. Leslie 1 . Fultz, ing a Dan C..'tlick pass. McLam (4-5) and Freehan. Yanks, 35; Colavito, A's, 34; Chicago at San Francisco Richard E. Jones. Wayne Swisher. and Mrs. RoEer Morgan French then scored from the Sheldon, Williams (6), Stafford Stuart, Red Sox, 3J. (night) - Ellsworth (1 4· 171 YS. WY 2_5291 10-yanJ ~ine after he had al- 19) and Howard. Loser - She!Run:; Hatted In Bolin \9·5). ready picked up the necessary don (5-2). National: Boyer, Card!!:, 117; - - - - -- -·- - - Sponsored by the Meigs County R•publican Executive Committee, N. 2nd Ave. Middleport first downs. Santo, Cubs, 114; Torrt!, Braves American: Bunker, Orioles, • PT. PLEASANT- The $4,!100 ctviloetton of Delbert Flora Jr an Infant, va. N. R. Wlllla..:: aon, Sr., e1 ol, heart llnn~u~,~~~~ County Circuit Court 11 <Continued from Page I) resulted In a hung jury Mrs. Mary Whitham of Cl!Do dellberatioo of over three bours. ton, ldd.; Mro. Naney Scholl, Escanaba, Mich. and Mls: Mal'o The trial concerned tha Elberfeld, Columbus, twa injuries suffered by Delbert and many rela. ra, Jr., on Septamber 28, and friends In ld elga when thrown from a farm on whtle workln& on the services wtll be held !Iamson farm. Monday at 11 a.m. at the Ba. The plalnlllf In tbe A.t~~=:~~~:r Methodist church with burwu represented by In Col:nnbus. Friends maJ Raymond F. Musgrave and call at the Scboedlnger State Sl fenee attorney wao WUllam;:~H;-~ l;~~;un~W;.~ona;~bour~~bef=ort~ Rerdln. · Members of the jury were Robert Baird, Willard an, Jameo Ball, John F. Tl>o-11 mu, Ralph Crump, Kathryn Biessillll, Genevieve Housh, Elt.. ll Snowville Church ahetb Arthur, Wretha Rairden, Jon Leighty, Jo Ann Jarrell On St1te Route 681 C:::a:.:rl...:Sb=a~rp:::.~----- F'ram• offtciattng. Burial will be In the Odd Fe!· cemetery. Mr. Bumgardwas a painter by occupaUon. was born May 18, 1903, the son of the late Jamea and MDRohaogh Bumgardne., and beside his sister wltb whom he been living receutly, he Is by two others sisters, . Marie Roush of Punts Fla., and Mrs. Heleu nieces and nephews. Richmond, Ind., one lJro. FrlendB may call ther, Frank Bumgardner of after 4 p.m. at the ' ' By FRED DOWN UP1 Jury Hangs on $4,500 Issue ~- Reds Need Victory Over Slumping Phillies Tonight The Meigs Women's Republican club wu reorgam. ed Thursday evening at meeting of Republican women held at tbe Republican headquarters Mrs. Joseph Beegle presided===-------at the meellnl which open"ed~.j,:';~~~~~ ae candidate for pr.-o with the pledge to the llag, 1c attorney, urged the suplowed by the Invocation Mlsa port all Repnbllcaa eandldalo Eleanor Robson. Mra. from oaUOilll dowu to and Locke, candidate for clerk Including the county candidates. courts, and Mlsl Robson, E. Follrod, chairman ol tho d rd each E>:...,tlve commllate 1or riCO er, k d ~ brfofly, as did Mrs. Ralph allll spot an ID!loun.... ker, wife o1 the eandldate for tbe d!Jar for Taft Cll October I repreoent.allve, Ralph Welker. 8:iltl p.m. at the Saered Hem Speaking on beltalf of Robert He also announced that d 1 u s executive committee would Taft Jr., candl ate or . · Senator, George Meinhart meet Tuesday ovenin11. ed that .be knew the Taft lam""" and A report Clllho last mee_, Qy woU and that he the Meigs County Women's Taft Sr., were 'rienda for many waa given by Mrs. Jameo years. He steted ·!hat a num- Hawley, secretary, after whlcb ber of newspapers had endoroofficers were elected. They ad Taft and ,..ad excerpts from Mn. Beegle, presldllll; the Cleveland Plain Dealer and Mrs. Paul Kloos. rice president; Cleveland Preas. Mr. , and Mra. Hawley, 100row,.. urged the support of all Repub-1 ln!aSTJtrer. llcan~dl~t~•· b b n The meeting closed with thl Be u tz, w o aa o Prayer In unison, after cookie• and coffee were dunn' I a social bour. ~ ' .~ MIDDLEPORT, 0 • \ WINDSHIELD SCRAPER \ I �. ..,. ~ 0 . I . \ I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mld!lleport, ()., Oet. 2, 10111 I o.Dl Jeni!nel. PomlroY·Middleport, o., Oct. 2, 19M IEJIVICE ANIIIOVNCED PT. PLEASANT - Funeral lfl"rice for Mrs. Clara Myers , ·THE POET'S rz. Has Homecomin·g Tonight MASON - Preparations were made this week for the cele- CORNER GollipoU. Ferry, will be eld Satunt.J 2 p.m. 11 the L. G. Mtllr 1'\l.,.rll Home with t h e - Rev. flelmas Weethee officiatIng. Bur.al will be in the Be r~ :e MORE IN '14 lllJh SChool on Friday night when the Falcons In '&I they gave us more entertain Williamstown at Bac•h-1 Than anybody could ask for. tel Field. Cbapel cemetery . Frie.1ds are being received at the fun>;ral home. Mrs. Myers died Wednes· From behind they came game after game, day evening in Pleasanl Valley "To win " that was their only Hospital. She b survived by 5 a 1m. ~ons, one daughter, one brother, cme slater, 14 grandchildren ond II great grandchildren. While Hulch was gone- a1 id Festiv ities will begtn at 1 p.m. Friday ~Yith a parade Irom New Haven to West Columbia. tured in the parade will be floats constructed by classes and club!; at the schooL Th.e float& w e miss.ed him so, wl\1 be j udged with winners anBtl! had D•ck and the coaches nounccd at half time o! the foot.. lo make the~ go . ball gam~ . l<~ riday evening. And go tlley dJd day after day, 111e Homecoming Queen will To show the other teams the . be crowned at halftime of Ute way. · game. Candidates for queen are Patty Thompson. Sh.!J.ron May.. nard, and Kathy Hesson, all The pitching staff wa s strong members of the senior class. oil year, Behind t1lem we had little Miss Thompson is the l~ year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, fear, Wlth Jim and Jim and Bob Leo Thompson, Letart, Route 1. She is president of the Vernon and Jay Dusters 4:-H Club and a Star They helped us go " all the member of the National Honor way." Society. She wlll be escorted by Bill Zuspan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe, Ryan , John an Sam William Zuspan of Mason . CLOSE OUT SALE! SWEAT SHIRTS Reg. 3.95 _ $2.25 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE WY 2-2641 99 Mill St. Mlddle-port • • Got us out of many a jam. hart Army th~~HARy, ;•:you~~·~-: lhlt Santa V., N. M., IJ emir Stoff Sera•.-nl O.vld L. Rey- Ueve aU thoao •torlu about nolda, husband af Mary Roy- how big Texas Is, consider this tbe east. Denw llea !112 m!lea ooids of 8 Walnut St., has boen fact · to the north and, a olt further assigned to the 7th Infantry Ditown of Dalbart, Tp;, in to the IIOrih, Cboyenne, Wyo. vlalon In Korea alnce Sept. 17 · the norlhwe•l corner of the Is only 1M mila awa). Reynolds I• 1 riflemen m CO. Texaa Panhandle ls closer to Dalhart Is a ranchina and C, 2nd BaltaUon of the S1st 1"' lour other stale capitals than !arming co!lllllunlly with a popfantry . He entered the Army In ils own ulaUon ol about 5,500. !1'1 toApril, ~953. He is the son of Mrs. Aus~ , the capitol of Ten• cated 35 miles northwest of catberme Ketter of Mt. Vernon, is 574 miles southeast of Oal· Amarillo, Te.o.. and attended Pt. Pleasant ~~------==------===--=;,_;:~ School. 1r PT. PLEASANT .- For Rant PATrY THOMPSON ',1 ' 1 BIG BAG 100 PIECIS - - - 790 Maple I CANDY St. e CALL ANY JAYCEE TO ORDER e LOOK FOR IT IN SIMON'S MARKET and Middleport. 10 2 3lc I I i 1 TINY'S FOODLAND 1 , I l j~:;:f;;~;~D. i ' ',' ~~~==~=-:::;;;=.:::=::::1 'Ole fqllow1111 relll utlte .Jtuat.ld tn the Caunt' of Met11, ln lhe State of Ohio, and In the ToWIUhlp ot Olive. atld baunl.'led IUII.'I 1.'1110rib· etl liS tollaWI! All of the folknvtnl nal e1t.ate 1itut.te In MeiJI County, and alate of Ohio. and In &e<rtiDII Numher Twenty-elx, Town Number fo\11', Ran11• No, U, Ill Lha Ohio Cempany'1 Purrha.., •ltd In Oliva Town~. llld bt.l.Q Ul• .outhw..i quarter of the 11011theast quarter of aald BediDII No . TwenQr..U.. o\laa , the w•P bi.J.f ol the nortbl!lalt quar. ter ot Section No. Twenty · five, Town No. 4, R.ana:e No . U, l'lf t ha Ohio Comp11nr'• Purehaaa. B•lnJ ID Olive Town11hlp and Caunty of Melli• aforesaid, cont.a:inlnJ in all o ne hundred and twenty acres, mon or RHONDA KAYLOR le1~. • 59 Rambler · · - . · S69S 63 Chevrolet · · - - s1995 They a\! helped the whole a PW"· a1 Exhibit team go. purported In Val. 4, ' U•n Re · The outfield as usual is pret· tv well Y->t. vada and Frankie are CI S good as they get. With Marty auO HHrl>t!r and even a Queen They make the out field pretty keen . an all•ild as !xhlblt for • ro~~t· reference C~rvalr Moma "900". Finest and best Monza and this one Is oops. 4 sp. shift 63 Olds "Jet Star" · s2595 61 Falcon · ..... s1095 61 Pontiac ---• • . s1195 59 Bonneville ... - S109S 4 dr. Hard Top. Pontiac 's finest. All leather interlor. Really sharp. Power steering and brake::. Automatic shift 59 Olds Super "88" - s1 095 4 dr. One local ewner who said he can personally recommend. Power steering, power brakes, automatic shift , A broad heel sea t , flexi- Stride Rite makes it, and our skilled staff fita it with friend-of -t he· family care. C ' 4.. . ' " ·"' ant. e •._=========_; '~;;;'~',.·~J~os:e~ph~H~a~m~m~o~n~d;_·~P~Ii~ny~ BIRTH: A son to Mr. and DID YOU KNOW Tho I DUKE CLEANERS GUARANTEES · • · 1U button• are replaced oD your laundered ablrtl or wDI laundi'J . . h • 3 Shirts Free of Chg. ~USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN! \ , RUGGED \ :StJLOVA , "· '> ' I "' .. ·. . ';.§ '.:WATERPROOF · .,.. ' ' \:'>$Elf,WINP1NG · · CALENDA8 . "'WATCiijS 1111.0. • I!·'' ~ SAVINGS + . fie YOUR CHOICE "Our llllh Yeor In One location" POMEROY, 0. ltlll Yllll tll'lt nf IIIIa It a&lance. Wllerprual' , s~ ll · winding, sweep setOII(I ftand . n tewels. D.ll! IUNii Tel11 ~ IIIli IIIII lllt1 It I llleet. Wltti'Pfool0, Mlf•llldlna. l l1lell comblnatiOQ link 1nd l! lpans l ~ band . 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Pomeroy It Matn St. RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY .Hlddloport DRIVE A '65 DODGE • • • TODAY I loliddleporl 186 N. Second WY 2-2440 PomerOJ, Ohio Take Someone With You To CbUJ'd tD Pomeroy OVer 90 Yean LOCAL WION lllillll Ravenrwond. w. Vo. BEN FRANKLIN STORE 5c to $1.00 11!11 up ' OHIO POMEROY Pbo"' WY 2-204J Jttltt: St. Paul's Lutheran Church ro. Attend The Cburcll Of Your Clloln THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA 0 J:; F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER QuaUtJ Furniture at Lower Price• with and Exlra·large .,. _...' I'. .e. .... ......... Pomeroy mi •""1: Middleport Ohio FOREMAN & ABBOTT $161.75 s ROY'S FOOD BASKET V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY ::~c!un~·~:~ulowt ' Pb. 985·2000 Chester. Ohio .25 "'\'!:t Y~nJ Peop~G-45 p'; Pomeroy HEINER'S BAKERY CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY Complele MODEl AU-150. SPEOAll s Coin Operated Laundry & Dry Cleaning 397 W. Main unz v. Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy I had - DODGE-DART- DODGE TRUCKS ' Middleport Pomeroy, Ohio Brine Tank .. The Bend Area'l Larg:est New Supermarket DODGE DART Needs little help 1 Just aet the calendar clock and the timing device controls the softenf'r for you- automatically. Curt!s common water wo es laving you man y loap, clothing, and plumbin&: .. repair dollars. w· . Member FTD Greenhouse WY 2·3401 WY 2-2644 wn. s FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEAliNG Chester, Ohio SOmNS WAYER AUYOMA YICALLY MN WHILE YOU SLEEP J\ With the hope it will, in some mensure, foster and help sus· lain thnt which is good in fomi'y anti community life, this fea· t ure zs · sponsoredb y t 1'" b us ]ness I ir1ne !!nd orgomzatron.9 whose names appear below. 240 Lincoln St. Campbe~ , s · 4-15 KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. WATER SOFTENER Middleport ,., .... . Chapter Ver1:1es ~~~~Oay Book Sunday w. a-so The Church needs the support of every Christian on thts rn~anin_gful occasion. Decide ttow that you and your famtly wt\1 be present at the Lord's Table. AUTOMATIC Phone WY 2-2769 Third Au. Keiltu Advtrtll!ni Slrvicl, lnc. 8trasbur1. VL Huntington, W. Va. "Pr••klent *"""'' Copyrlgbt 111&1 Support the Church of Your Choice • ' HIGH-FASHION COLORS AIID WHITE HEIRESS Of tiME - GleJm· 1111 stal11lne stlel erie U.el I West Main 5!. TOP.QUAUTY f)Jt/ ssggs BLAETTNARS NONE INJURE[) PT. PLEASANT - · State Po- .• lice investigated a Ollo;! car acci~ent Thursday 3 p.m. resulting m $100 property damage, but min~eulously , no injuries. Wallie 0. Barnet!, 74, Rl. 1 Leon was traveling north on Rt. 2 when he apparently lost control of his vehicle tearing out nine fence posts on the Henry WbJte farm and then going up an embankment and overturning. ~- , I MANY MORE ..• ADM ITTED : Mrs . Joseph Hammond, Pliny: Carlton HackFIVE ARRES'l'E[) ney, Leon; Shelly 0. Hart, Leon: PT. PLEASANT - The jail Mrs . Oma Polsley, Letart. records disclosed five persons DISCHARGED: Bryan K~arns had been arrestt.>d in the past Mason ; Mrs. Marshall Duncan 24 hours, all on charges of inand daughter, Clifton· Mrs. toxication. Clarence H. Hatch~ Charles McDermitt and daugh- er, 64, Roberlsburg; Ado I ph ter, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Evan Hannibal, 59, Charleston; B. C. Morgan, Pt . Pleasant; Carpenter, Sl. Albans, Henry Mrs . Robert Boles, Pt. Pleas- Murray, St. Albans, and Marie ant; Leland Lieving, Pt. Pleas- McDade, 41, Pt. Pleasant. \\rorld-wide Communion Sunday is a day of spirit~ ua1 renewal for ChriBlians of every creed. It is a time to remember our brothers in all lands, and to pray that our differences may be transcended by the power of the Holy Spirit working among us. It is a call to greater effort, greater personal participation so that by our example all men may be led to know 'Jesus as their Saviour . I 30 7:30 Sta. Wagon. 6 cyl. std. shift. Shows good care Tempest 4 dr. 4 cyl. std. shift. Extra nice for model I'm writing thi s while are ahead mend this baby shoe. ho111111 of tpiritua l values. Without a llronr Churr!l, neither democrucy IIOr civi!iultion can lllrYive. 1'here • re four IOUnd r-n:~ .-by every Pl!r10011 aliOIIld •U.nd .. rvltel "'IU· krly and aupport 1M ChiU'Ch. They , ~; ( I) J'or lU. DWII Nke. ( 2) )'or iliBchllrlrtn'lllllke.. (3) Fortl,esah of hil commun ity omd nation. !.fl For the soko of tho Chun:h. ilelf wh ich nei'O.b hiB moral •nd matenal lupt--t, Plan to go to dnuch r<!l\1· l1rly ~nd read your Bible daily. 6 cyl. 4 dr. One local owner. Runs like a top shift Leo and Chico "'-rUl for the huildin1 of charuc· ter 11n~ 1ood ciliZl'nablp.It ilia •torto· 2 dr. Fluid injection. Super charged engine. 4 speed Ther 's J1ores .:md Coleman- "God~s garden" •• . those were St. Paul's words to. descnbe the early Chri stian fellowship, From ita mighty seed o! reve•led truth, the Church has grown ~md ~ otm shed . •. s preading int o mnny lands, develop~ tng _1" m<llly ways, but always linked by oneness in Ch1'1 'no.e Chureh Ia the rrMtal raclnr Nellie 4prU. one know!> . so many doctors recom- AU FOR THE CHURCH 1, Lon1 Bottom, Ohia. olrlaln pelltlon in the Court of Common Ph~ u. Meles Coun· ty, Oblo, Cue No. 1S,o22, a1alnO Hr· man S laln •t •I~ Ul.~~ot Uae PlainU£1. Nellie Andrew. 11 th• owner or th• f<Jllowlne descrlb~d real Mtata. , '· :' 8 THE CHURCH P:OII ALL ... PIU•II noto· a... ML tllarllll Sopaot ~IU'dl, COmer of Fourtll IDd Malo Sl ,., .,..ddleporL 1\ov. Nyle Borden, mJnlstor. Sundey School 9.30 a. m. Arnold Rlcblrda. SUpt. MornlnJ Wonblp Ul 30 a. m. ' ' Marpr~ Lewis M. Mayes, Maye• to United States of Alar· erica, correction, Olive. - olllp oerv!oe ID.IO a. tn.l St. oor, pqtor: Robert Lewis, supt. Jolin, IUIIday ficbool 10 a. m.; 1:30 ._ "'- Momin& Worship and Sunday ScliOOI; 1 p 111. Ev· \oiorJhi~ t a. m. --•-a ··-·ice: -ursday, 7.30 D R S I S II S -· ~ • ' ' . . tan ey, te a tan· Cbnrcb ol Chrill, PtllleNJ . P. m. Prayer meeting. ley to Willa rd E. Cunn;n~h•m',' Jerry Masters, pUIOI' : SUnday lyraaN Metbndlll Cbar<b, Alma C. amningham. 1 acre; School 9:30 a. m. Cl>urcb Ul30 Dr. Looter L. Roulh. puwr . l Oli ve . 7:30 p. m.; Wed, wonblp III'V· Morol worohlP serVIce · , · Ice al 7:3(' p m. Pastor ThomCharcb of God ML Morlah; L m. ; Chrl!llan Endeavor, t .!O am ' ' ' IlL Evenln Service 8·30 Dana ng WI.Mbrenner Supt. 10 a. 1 Robert H· R'•ckard , dec.. R&- ~ as 1!:. Diddle. AU evenln& oerv· Rev . Ira M. Tlbbo, pastor ' Suo- :;;_ g • · p. m. Sunday chool : 'Yf 1'/edne~ , bert J . Wil,..n . Exec., to Kl'l>- . 1ces besln al 7:30 p. m. dey Scbool t:41 a. m.; Worship d M M ndh 0. Markins, Vermont 6 30 JerVice U a. aL IIMI 7:4S D. m.; Syracuse Plrlt United Pres- dlra}'~ 6fnc~l;j B::rd ;:;et: Markins , Lot , Pomeroy, .: Zloa Cbucb or wu ~~p Prayer mee" ·g ,,30 p m. Tues. · I : ..t, om• . ·. bytenan Church, Rev. Howard tng. ftrst Monday each month Edwaro J . Schaefer, M 11 r Y: 30 7 1'011 • 1larrlaonYWI !Wid. Eu- ~ici Y=& People, · p. m. Ruppel!, pastor; Worship ser- at 7:30 p. m. Holy COmmun- I Smith Schaefer to Charles D.' gent Undm'Wood, minilter. BJay. vlef , 9 a.. m.; Sunday School, lOP eacb quarter a1 announced Ha mil ton , Margaret F . Hami~~ bit llcbool 9 :30 a. m.; Morning 10 a. m. ; Prayer meellng, 7:30 wscs fJr•t Wedneaday ol each lon. parcels, Sutton. ; month. Rober! L. Powell, Janet Pow•;: wonhlp 10:30 a. m.; Bvenlng Bndlord Cbarcb of Cbrist, p. m. Wednesday. worsll!p 7:30 p. m.: Rober1 Reed N. I. lmb..ten, pastor; Homer MinenvUie Methodlil eburcb ell to Edward Russell, Jr ., Ka-'. Bible 'lcbool Su~L Fomst. Supt.; Bible Scbool Federated Cburcb, PoDIIlroy Dr. LfBter L. Roush. pastor : ren Ru ssell, .81 acre, Olive. ' 30 UB Clareb. Lolarl Falls, Baa- ~~ '; ':;'. ~~=g ;~~~:p, Rov. H. Perrin, pastor; Victor Brown, Church School Frank M. Fugate lo Vnlteo( day Schooii:30 a. m.• Worobip · · ·;.w~ g ?. Carl Kautz, SUpL: sun d 1 1 Superintendent, 10 a. m. Offlc- Stales of America , Flowage 7 se-·!lces Sund.a) 7:ao'p. m. ~~ ~ dw .~.:ty, 1 P· m. School, t:lf. a. m.; Wori.tllp tal Board meeting each quarter Ea~~ment, Oltv' . ' • tu y. bour 10:30 a. m. unleS! otherwise called . Holy Wtllard J . Burton, ~a!"f Bur:- . ComnumJon eacb quarter as an- ton to Lowell T. W11l1amson; CbUrcb ol die Nazareoe, Pom- F'rfoedom Gospel Mlsston, 8anouoced. 82 acre s, Bedford. l"'rsl Baptlot Cbareb, MiddleRace D. Hill , Edna M. HiU eroy Rev. Clyde lleDdenon, oban . SUversvillo Road : K J pastor; Sunday Scbool 9:30 • · GrUfltb, pastor; Roger w t 1- por~ Rev. Oonald Boone, .,... Syracuoe Cborcb of tbe Nua- ta Joseph Postlewaite lolaril m.: Morning Worship 10:30 . a. lord, Sup!.; Sunday School 10 tor; Sundey Scoool 9:1.li a. m., rene, William C. l'borpe, pastor , Postlewaite, 10 ft. Sat:.U. m.: NYPS 6:4> p, m. Evemng 1 m.· Evangellotic Service 7_ Fred Hollman. Supt.; lO:I.li a. SUnday School9 30 a m.; MoruGerlrude Kl 1 g Dav King servl?es 7:30 P- m. P r a 'I e r :SO p,' m. Prayer meeting, m.. Worship Servlcei BYP 8 p. ln.g wursb1p 10.30 a. m. Cora 'car) ;, camp: moetmg, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. p. m. Tuesday. m.; Evening Wonblp, 7:30 p. S E U 8 Cb b p l bell lo Pauline B. Hysell, CQr. m.i Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer yracuse . . . ~ , au . Free MelllodiSI Cbarcb, lAior· meetln . m. Wed choir A. SeUers, Pastor. rectton Deed, Chester. el Cliff f\.ev . R. Eugene Gill, SoaOI Bethel EUB Cbarcll, tl g, . p. ., 9·30 a m Sunday School Ben James Masor Fisher, Virginpastor. , Sundey School 9:30 a. Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, P... prac ce. Qu~be.;y, SUpt.; 10:30 ·._ m. ia A. Fisher to Sybil Ebersbacb m.; Phil Wise, oupt.; Morning tor. Sunday worship 7.30 p. m. Mlddlt)l<lrl Fint VDlted Pre. Morntog Worship service, Jst Parcels, Sutton. Sybil Ebersba"!' to. Jamet worship 10 :30 a. m.: You I b and 9 · 30 • · m alternately. SUn· byterian Cburcb, Rev . Howard and 3rd Sundays ot the month; Services 7 p. m .; Evangelistic dey School 10 · 30 • · m. and Ruppel!, pastor: Sunday School 1:30 p. m. Evening Evangetis- Mason FJBher, VJrglma A. service 7:30 ?· m. Mid • Week 8.30 a. m. alternately. Norman 8:' a.m. Mn. RodDey Sauer, tic Service, 2nd and 4th Sun- Ftshe~, parcels, Sutton. and supt.: 10:30 a. m. Worship: & , 4~ day of month. BETHANY Archte R. Cacter, Cossle ~· prayer servlco, 7;30 p. m. Wed. B~~r S~~:~:lbii~S~dy 0 p y y pastor, p m YF· Wed 6·30 Junior 9:30 a m Morning Worship · Caster to Rex Cbeadle, ~ DyseO RuB Freo Methodist, 1::W p. m. Thursday. Cbo. : · Seni .. · Cb lr 10 30 ; m. Sur day School Bty: Cheadle, parcels, Columbia. 0 ' tr, 7 p. m. or . . ' ' Ca I E B'shop d •· M II 0 b e.~ E· Smltb ' Sr., paslow• Lottrldge EUB CHurch Rev · tbe Theiss, Supt.; 6·30 ?· m. . r · 1 . . ' ec. w a-Sunday School UO 0 · m., Wol' ~ E ' Free WID RapUal Cburcll Youth Fellowship CARMEL "' Bishop, WJ!Iiam Bishop and . • -oc ~ugena merson, pastor, un' · - Bob c BJ. hop 1 f 1r le~ Haley, S' upI ·•, Mo rmn~> ': - day School, 10 a. m., Russell Rutland, Pastor, Rev. P au I 9:30 a. m. Sunday School Way· s ' cer · or ans., ship 10 :30 a. m. Youth Service, Archer Supl Sunday Worshl~ Taylor; Sunday School, 10 a. m. ne Roush, Supt.; 10,30 a . m. Rutland. . 6:4!1 p. m.; EvangelistiC mes- ll a . .;._ Bible Study and Pray- Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preaching Morning Worship, 2nd and 4th Dallas V. Homey, dec. Bysage, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer meet· er service lod by Millard COe service, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer aerof the l'lonlb; 8 p. m. b!l Ebersbacb, Com., to EIJ,a lng, Thui'IK'•y 7 :30 p. m. 7·30 Weduesd ' vices, 1:30 p. m. Wedneoday. Evening l!:vangelistlc Service Hemey, Emmett Heiney, Ev• . p. m. ay. ' erett H<lney Fred Helney Pentecootal Assembly, Route Porlland Methodlal lsi and 3rd Sunday of monlb. Daisy Carte~, Arlhur He!Jtey: 124, Rev. Paul E. Jones, paot.or. Rock Spr!np Methodist, R. Arthur Stitt, pastor. SyeacU80 Mission, .Rev. Eorl Robert Heiney Albert Heiney, S~nday School 10 a. m.: Wor- R. C.ard, pastor : Sunday School School 9:30 to 10:30 a. m., Custer, pa.!ttor : Se~tces ev~ry Alice Sharman,' Mary Garrison, shtp services 7:30 p. m. SUn- 9:30 a. m.; Worship service, old G. Roush, Supt.; Kenneth W~esday and Friday evenmg 110 acres, Olive. day, Wednesday and Friday. 7·30 p. m.; !1\'F 8:110 p. m.; McLeod, Ass't. Supt. Services atM~O m. F W 8 Cb b George H. Durst, dec., ta I Bradbury Cbnrcb ol Christ JWSCS Tueaday 1:30 p.m.: Pray- every Sunday evening. Re H non ~ 'sta' I. ore : lis Durst, Sr., cert. for trarut, ' er and Bible Study Wed 7·30 v. enry " n ey, pastor. Art Marcum, minister; Bible . ' · · Sunoay School 9 4> a. m .• Earl yracuse. School and Morning Worship, p, m. EDt~r,!'tl!~ EUB Cboreb, ~- Starkey, Supt.j Preaching, 7:30 Geor~e H. ~urst, d~e._ , td 0:30 a. m.; Cbristlau Endeav· n. In M !bod! Cb cb Menzel S!Dllh, pastor. Worsllip Young Peoples meellng 7:30 p. Wlllar<l DurSI, Sr., ,..,,.,, ~ 1 . nac e e st ur • service 9·30 a ro · Sunday ' trans Pomeroy or, 6 p. m.; Evemng Worship, II. L. McDablel, pastar: Sun- School, 10.·30 a: m."Youlh Fol· m. Wednesday; Cbolr pra.:Uce, Ge~rge H. Dursl !lee. ll dey School 1·30 a m. Pl'li8ch- I hi 6 30 , B od 7:30 p m. Thursday. ·w D S ' rd ' 1 p. m. 10·30 . . Mvi'6 • ows p : p. m ., oys • The Salvation Army Envoy WI " urst, r., Willa Durst, Kingdom HaD of Jehovah's . Witnesses· Public meeting Sun- mg · a. m., p. m., Girls Fellowship, 1:30 p. m.; Ra S ffi . ' ba r . Cert. lor Trans., Lebanon · • Prayer and B1ble Study 7·30 p ~. · 1 7 30 p m •-d Y · mmg, 0 leer m C rge A 'I D W'bl' L B day S P- m.; WatchtDwer study m. Wedn ..&ta , . - ~,erung serv ce : . ., au Sunday 10 a. m. Holiness meet- . rvt . ~an I m, ucy 2r· Y· and 4th SUndays; Youlh Cbolr, lng ; 10130 a. m.. Sunday School. mce W1blm to Mark Anlh·:J 4 ~- m.; Bible study Tuesday, a p. m.; Servlco meeting, 7 p. Antiquity 8aptlot Cbnrel Sun. 6.30 .P· m .. Wednesday . Prayer Sunday 7 p.m. Young People's Grue,.r, Jr., Nancy Sue Grue~ m. Thursday; Ministry school, day School al 10 a. m. Prayer Meeung, 7.30 p. rn. Wednesday . Log!on: 7:30 ~- m. Salvation er, 80 acres, Bedford. " I p. "· Thursday. meellng Tbu··od.!y_ 7:30 p. m. Heath Metbodlst Church, meellng: Thursday, 1 to 3 LaMark W. and Mary K. Gru sDanvtlle PUgrlm Hollnm, (P. First BapUsl Chnrcb, Pome- dleport, M. E. Dowson, pastor; dies Home League: 7 p. m. Prep er to Mark Anthony GrueSfr, 0. Langsville, Ohio), Rov . 0. H. roy. Rev. Ralph Hatcher: 9:30 Mrs. Nan Moore, Church School classes; 7.30 p. m. Bible study, Nancy Sue Grueser, parcel s. car, pastor: Sunday School, 9:30 to 11:15 a. m . worship oervlce Supt.; Cburch School, 9:30 a. meeting. Other services ~ord.d J Sch f N· a. m., Robert Grate, Supt. Wor· and study. Nursery and Junior m.; Worship Service, 10:30 a. announcement Srnl;a~ ae er,Sta i m:; Methodist Youth The Church o1 the Nuarene, Arnold ~aCC: ~ Arno~.e ship service al !0:3; a. m.; Pil- cburcb for children. grtm Youth, 6:45 p. m .; Evan- Letart F·"· United B lhre ship, 7 p. m.; Offlcwl Board Ray E. Wame, pastor. 8• tto · 7 30 M'd.... re n u· lsl s d 1 th acre, u n. . u· I un ay o mon , Sc~ooJ 9:30a.m.; Morn- Willis Durst. St., Mulne ge JS c serv1ce, : p, m. 1 Church, Rev . James Morriaon: mee ng, Week Prayer and Praise, Wed- Sunday School 9 ,30 a. m., Tom 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday lng Worship II a. m.; NYPS Durst lo William Haward Turn· Norris, •upt.: Assl. Supt. H.,.. of month, 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor 8:45 p. m. : . Evening Servtce, er, !oli, Syeacuso. aesday, 7.10 p. m. Middleport Cbnrcb of tbe Naz- bert Roush. Preachina Sunday Circle, 2nd Thursday of month 7:30p.m.; Midweek Prayer ,.,.. arene, Rev. Clyde J. Bar~ett. 10:30 a. m.; Alternate evening 7 ' 30 sda~ mof.;mCionathss 812• 3rmd ·WAied-t- vlcGe. 7 ' 30 PEp · mi Wednead ~- b STILL SEARCII:NG 1 ...... ·30 M shi I 7·30 . Pr ne " ' p. ., race scops urc ' Th I '··t Dut h UndaY School9.· 8- m..' OI'D- wor P .a ' P· m., ay- emoon Circle, 4fu Thursday of Pomeroy, The Rev . Richard H. e amous loNII c• mg Worlhlp 10·30 a. m.,_ NYPS er meellng Thurs., 8 p. m. month, I p. m .; Choir Practice Martin. Rector. Suuday - Mor· man gold mine has DeVer /.3om" Evan:· Allred Metbodlot Cbrucb, Wednesday, 7 p. m. ning Prayer and Sermon, 10:30 g 0 me,; S Wed .~ m ., Rev. Pearl casta, pastor; SUn- SL Jobo'o CalhoUo Mlasion: a.m. Collee bour following , supposedly located In tbt Su,. 7 ~!;~me;.p;tl Cb~: ~: day School at 9:30, . Charles near GuyovUle (Dutcb Ridge) ; Cbester Cbnrch ol God, Rev. erslition Mountains tosl Ill ay School 9:30 a. m.: Wor- TlayiiOor;c Supt.; W~thrshL!ploydServD,~I tlleV.SGeorgndaeMasR. Shl10pm30an, pas-m I G!~~ Spencer, pastor. Sunday Phoeniz, Ariz., sUD are COJli dbl Pr . a =~ a . m. wJ 1- or, u y s ' a. .: Is d ed 9:30 a. m. Morning WOJ-1.::u:.:c.::t:::..·- - - - - - - P 11 aW. mdu.: sd ayer oervlce, !Inger, lay leader. Sunday even- Holy Day ol Obligation 6:30 a. e e ay. Ing wors hi p oervtces at 8 p.m. m. ; ~-' u b bel ore 11 a. m . Prayer Meeting, I p. m. ~-h ~eo•1on, ~ our Th d y Cb h Arth Stitt, ,_M C ter B d I . arpen ~P 1 ~\KI: 1 with Rev. Casto and Commun- Mass. ~· m. . urs ~Y· oung urc • ur .c-a;,~or. s"""ay Scbool9 30 a.m., Morn- ton Service Wednesday 7'4S Lour Lad of Lor0 Ito Mia l08 Peoples Semce Friday, 7:30 Sunday Scbool, 10 a. m. OUver l . · ' .' Y m Sayre. Supt.; Sunday Worship lng Worship 10:15 a . m. ' Rutr..tl Flnl Bap~st Chureb p.m., Mid Week prayer semce. Long Bottom, lleV. George R. Sutton Methodist Cburch, Ar- service, 11 a. m.; Pr3)"'r ~ unday Schrol 0:30a.m. Preach- The Volled Melhodlol Cburcb Shipman, odmlnl•b'a~or. Sunday thur Stilt. pastor. Sunday ing every Wednesday evenlag. In~ Sundey 2:30 p. m. Pomeroy. Rev. Melvin Alkire, !~~~-30tla. eot., Holy Daye School 10 a. m., Clint Orr, Middleport Cborcb o1 Cbrlsl, RarrlaonviUe Presbyterlu, paBlar. Cburch School, 0:15 a, ~~ ~-~· ~-God Rev Supt.; Sunday worship, 11 •olfl· 5th and Main Slreets, Donald , Rev. John Davteo, pastor: Will' m., Leo Crew Supt Le0 ' • Mason City Cbiii'Ch 0' Cbrill~ Hicks, minister; Bible School, ~ ship service 9:30 a. m.; Sunday Voughan. Ass't: Supt.'' Divine ~:;" Ft~wood, ~as~r: ~ Miller Slroet, (Vocal Music): 9:30 a. m .; Mondng WershlJt, , a. ~·y worship !0 :30 a. m. World COm· ";' ~le Sunday Bible Sludy 10 a . m., 10:30 a. m.: Yoolb Fellowthlp' school 10:30 a. m. 7 Tile P ..teeoslal Cbareb, MJd. munlon Sunday. Tho Sacramonl oerv co p. m.. oung e Worship 10:45 a. m.; 6:15 P· m.; Evenini WCII'IIIIp, dleport, South 3rd Ave.: SUnday of the Lord's SUpper wiD be ~deover 7 ~- Wedue;.day; 7:30 p. m . Wednea- 7:30 p. m1 Prayer Service, WeoJ. SchooliO a.m.; Sunday everllni observed. Monday, 7 p. m., the deayer mee g p, m. tuf. nesday, 7:30 p. m. OYingeUsllc service, 7:11 p. m. COmmissions and COmmittees y. Cburch ol Cbrlsl, Chrlsllan Scleace SOOiel7t · Wednesday Bible Sludy 7:30 p. wtil meet al the cburch. 7:45 Cbester Methodist Bible School 9 :30; Communion Pomeroy; "Thou wilt keep ~ m.: Saturda: olght Prayer end p. m. lhe Cburcb Official Board ~arl A. I cas:oD Pastor; 10:30 a. m ., V. H. Braley, in perfect peace, wllose ~ Worohlp 7·10 p.m. Pastor, Rev. meeting al church; Wed., 9:15 ·' servee a a. m .. SCS Sabra Canaday, pianlsl; Is stayed on thee: because 118 10 a. m., Prayer Group. Thurs- Scltool at a. m.; W Study, 7:30, Delberl Ro- trusteth in thee." This q B. L. BamtL Ratlaod Cb....,, ot tho Nazar. dey, 7:15 p. m. Choir robearsal. Thursday .;,' ::::;, ol mine, leader. llon !rom Isaiah (28:3) Is _the 3 W ne ' SUnday School 9:30 a. m.; meeting Y Pomeroy Church ol the Na .. cenlral theme of the llilt!l e Mornint Wor~blp 10:45 a. m. Rolland MeUlodllt a.arcb month. Sunday School, 9:30 a. Lesson to be read •I OlriiiMP Evangellsdc servlet 7:45 ?- m. Carl Herrmg, pastor; Moromg ML Bermoa Vlfled Brelhrea m .; Morning worship 10:45 a. Science chur~es Ill Sul!di!J. Midweek prayer aervice, 7:45 p. warship 10,30 1 · m.; Qlu~h 1n Christ: Rev. James Morrl· m. Evening Worship, 7 p. m .; Also included will be lhia qllllon. Wednesdey. School 9:30 8 • m. WSCS lint son, pastor; Sunday School, Prayer meeting, 7 p. m . Wed. tallon !rom "Scie""" ud COiumblr Cbopel: Wonblp ,.,. Tuesday and 2nd Thursday of 9:30 a. m., ?1'1i8cblng 10:30 a . Rev . Clyde Henderson, pas- Health with Key to lite llerlpo • vice each 3unday 9:1.li a. m.; each monlb; Family Nigh! last m. Alternate preaching and tor. lures" by Mary llllter sunday School 10 e. m:: Youtb Sundoy evening of each montb Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p. m. Stiversvnte Metbodlsl Clwrcb "Human sen" 1118Y well mojrServtce 8:1& p. m. Evenms Wor- a~ 6.30 p. m., Prayer Meelint, sunday. Mid-Woet Prayer Stilt, pastor. Sunday vel at discord, while. to a ~ · 7.30 p. m. Wednesday. sblp 7 p. m. earh Sunday. vices Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. School, 9:30 a. m .; Gene Wolfe vmer sens•• barmollf II ~ 1r.· Deller Cbarcb of C b r I 1 I Eden UDIIed Bretbnn In RallaDd Mllllol : Olive Sopt., Services Thursday even- real and discord tl!e !1111'1111" Biblt School 9:30 8 · rn. Preacl> Christ Cburclu Rev . Elden R. man, missionary putor: Sun- ing. Cp. S63). Su~ject of 1111;, Let!I[Pint 10:30 a. m. 111'11 and !bird Balke, pas!ar; SUnday School, dey School, 9:30 a. m .; Wonhlp Morse Cbtpel Metbodlll Sermon Is Unreality, :; Suocl.acarl"' 10 a. m.; Winnie Ba!slnger, supl 10:30 a. m.; Preacltlng, 7:30 p. eton Cbarcb, .<ingsbory Cbrlstian Endeavor, 7:15 p. m. m.; Proyar aervice, 7:30 p, m. RODd. "loday School 9:30 a. m. Mrs. Lyda Cbevaller, prealden~ Thuridey. Cor. Sycamore & Second St. - l'omeroJ Ralph carl, Supt.: "reaching classeo oil. Song aervlcu, Tuppon Plalu EUB 0Jureh1 REV. JOSEPH KRALY, PASTOR Services, 7:30 p. m .• Cecil Cot. 1 p. m. Preaeblng 8:211 p. m.; Rev. Eu&t1111 E. Emerson, pu. Sunday, October 4 !Ayl!lo1ll; Pr•yer meeliztl, Tuoo- Mid-Week Pray-r meeting, 7c30 tor : Sunday Worship 9:110 a. m. "When you llinC mud, you loee growul." dey 7:30 P m. p. m. Wednesdey, Claaa Lead· ond 7:30 p. m. altemalely. 8uJ>. (Nineteonlb SUn41J lifter Trlnll)') Lenpvllle COilgrecattonal .-, Mrs. Mazie Rollloiee . day Sohool 9:10 a. m. llld 10120 SUNDAY SCHOOL ------------ --·-········ 81!1 A.lt. Cbrlstian Church : SU • d a Y a. m. llleroltely. ~ VlneWORSHIP SERVICE, Jlo!y COmmunion •••• 101• AJL Cheuehrew, paator1 Sunday Mornlnl Slor EVB Cbureh, yard. Supl.: Blblt 8tu4y and Sermon Topic: •-ruE D1VINI: UTIO" '· School 1:30 • m.~ diehard Fet· Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: , ,41 Prayer Serviet led by pastor, SundaJ - 7:00 · ··--·-······-· Lltders Lutbor ty, SUpt.; Worship, 10:3t. a.m. 1. m. SUnday School, Feed 7. 30 p m Tuesday Tuesday - 8:00 --------------Seveqllt lltly A4t,nllll, Po.. 8mllh, supt.; li:srl Shuler. Ass't. · · · · WedneadiJ- 7:30 - - - - - - - aroy, ailldren'l llolllt Hill, l(ornlng WO!'Ihlp !0:45 I . m.: l'tnt lopllll Cit..... RaofM Mulberry Heights. Sa b b al h Prayer meellng 1 p. m. Thurs- Roo . C. L. O'Conner, pastor. School 2 p. m.; Worship servtoe IIJy. SUnday School 1130 a. m., llanl S: 1& p. m . SaiUfdly. Prayer l.a~on Cllar<hM - St. P••l CUrti•. supt.; 10:41 a. m. ~ - - Tbur/!da,\r, 7:30 p. m. ~ Spllooll:li a. m.t 1111 worllhlp1 1:11 p. m. BYr -paiMCI Cbarcll • Jeoao Cbrtot of Latter IJay Saints, .U mlleo lrODl Racine Oil Ra<Jno. Portland Road. SUnday SchOOl 9.30 a. m.; Worship 10.30 a. m., SUnde• evening terVICO at TRICK or TREAT WILL launder or block center· pieces. SH 2-4860. 10 2 Property Transfers Wednesday, Prlyer meeting; I :JO p. m. Weclneoday . Son lor Cbo~ Praedct: 1:30 p. m. ru.. dey, Junior Cl1olr Pra<.1.ice. - - S.pllll ·~ordl, Gretl Bend: Rev ·C. L. O'eoo. BRACH'S HALLOWEEN Business Services \-taynard, 17, is ry too daughter o. Mr. and Mrs. Ja~~-=~~~i Were in there to see us thru. E. Maynard, Mason. She is president of the Girl's Alhtleliicl! Association, a former member Coker and Dnn and mainly of FHA , and a member of the John Pep Club. Knew every play that was on Sharing lhe JOb behind the Mi ss Hesson, 17, is the daugh., plate, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hesson They had a lol to do with Letart , Route 1. She is president our fale . of the National Honor Society and is a member or Lhe St udent Johnson at first and at sec· Council. Her escort wi ll be Dana Lewis, son of Isuac Lewis, Clifond Rose Both good players as every· ton . ble sole, and greater depth at the toe , are three of the reaaons why llld Junior reJiolnblp; I p.m. BYininl aervteo: 7:10 p. m. Sentinel Church News :!.,~gtyto :~·~~ BUY IT FROM THE JAYCEES Miss Young Bill McCool and Hen- CAPITOL FACTS ...===--·• I I Yellow Jocktl • The bration of tbe annual Homecom. ing at Wah.ama IN KOREA - ----·--- - wor- �. -. .. - \ ,--------,,a-Dally S~ntlnet WANT AD INFORMATION .... .. .- w""'~ ---~ N'IR.IIf"'MC'INS .... ~. 01 Ullll! - ... ,......tte. o.~ a..u-. A. • ...,..UI.AIIU,._ r .., <>O""•~'~•• 1111• ,.., ...,,_. 'lb ~"m"" . ~,..... IN'&IIIe ..........." ~bOIIIIII ,... -ep<>ri,., tm fl>.dla•O! t, nw IJUb ,ftet -.11• ""' , . .._p<>,.Stluo ""' ....._.... ,.... .......ll-' ra. ,.. _., ,,., ,...... '"' ~ .. .-uHn " " s.tarday, Oct. ~-~ I WILL sell the ......_ c1 uN•• .,.wDtKoUIII Ill . . . . . ., ·- IIOl!U . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OQI.J tanlnlu -11 :31' · • • ,., 1a.oD - ..,.., .. Cl'"8 .... ro &.U'f PL.Ac& U:SUl.T a P1lDLAA.:lNO w 10 2!ttp PHONE WY 2-2157 Auto Sales THREE TRUCKS - 1962 lnler- Notice aational , 1948 International , 1~ Dodge. Leo Morris, SH 2<MII. 10 • 6lp I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts made other than myself as of this date , Oct. 2, FOREIGN CAR, 1957 HJIIman, good .!Ond.Jtion $275.00. 763 S. 196t. Signed James A. Bays. 233-3 Jrd Ave., Middleport. Jules --· - 19~' 1965 DODGE winch truck. Motor just overhauled. 14' steel bed. A frame. 2 speed winch, 150' % cable . ·Call WY 2-3!127. 10 1 3tp BUICKS - PONTIACS Tbe Rambler World Standard ol Compact SEE THE NEW 11er of Main and 5th Street on State Route 338 . 1'hre«! ~room suites, S pe. S('('tional practically new, coffee table, rock(:rs, dishes kitchen cabinets, Motorola T. V.• thr~ dinette setJ (o ne new) , Four Uving room suites. wardrobes, 2 pc. Wicker suite, chairs, lamps, utili· ty cabinet , Crosley televis· sJOn, Philco radio , four gas ranges (2 apt. size), good Beat The Rush spool cabinet, wicker rocker , G. E. electric range , three 9 1 12 rugs, Westinghouse FASTEST & BEST range, three gas refrigerat· ors. many other piecPs of RADIATOR SERVICE furniture , one lot of hand tools . IN THE AREA. Auct . Note: '!11is furniture was used or bought for in rented apartments and 1!1 t· lean and usable merchandise. Not junk. Terms : Cash BRADFORD AUCTION CO. WY 2-3191 C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer, A. C. Bradford, Manager Pomeroy I ~In St. Not responsible for accidents II,~~~~~~~~~~ Signed: Ira Beegle l Lunch served by Methodist TRANSMISSION Salvage Com· Church. pany. Repairing all makes, 10 2 ltc "'ltomatic and standard transmissions _ Electric welding. Phone WY 2-6173. t 24 tic DON'T DElAY HACKEn'S SOHIO SERVICE 10 l 3tp Biron. c----c,.-- 1Big car room, ride and per· form~nc~ . Small car economy and managerablllty Blaettnars POMEROY, 0 LIGHT HAULING or water hauling. Phone WY 2-fi222. I 24 301p S.o Metropolitan Molon E. Main Strfft. Pomeroy Phone WY 2-l8jl ==,.-::---:-·- - --. cmCKEN Barbecue OD t be Village Hall lawn. Sponsored by M'lddleport Fire Depart· ment, Saturday, Oct. 3, at 12 :00 p. m. Entertainment Lucal owner and low mileaae. Jl!t black finish. red bucket vlllyl seat, 4 on the floo r, 110 engine, iOOd whitewall 1963 Chevrolet Impala · · · · · · · · $2395 4 Door. Low mileage by local owner, spotlese interior, betge and brown finish , V8 engine, Powergli.de trane. Radio and beater, whitewall tires show little wear . Wail $2~90 1962 Chevrolet Impala ........ · $2195 S!Jation Wagon. Beautiful white over black finish. Red interior, new car appearance and performance, power ateer· ing. Powerglide. V8 eniiDf', radio and heater, new whitewall tires. Reduced to $2l95. 1963 Tempest Pontiac · · · · · · · · · · $2195 ~ant 2 Door. Red over white finish , &ood whit~waU Ure•, 326 eo . ln . V8 engtnt, automatic tran1. Radio lfld heater. A real smart f'llr, 1962 Volkswagen 2-Door · .... · $1499 Deluxe vinyl trim, good tires, he-ater, green fini sh, 1960 Rambler Classic Wagon · · · · $899 Local owner, 6 cyL, Standard trans ., radio, beater, clean inside and out . TRUCK BUYS! ,..,.,..,,"1.-l hrn!u> 1 been I cancetied'! •..oat your ~ra· tor'l iiceruJe? caJ.l WY J.l9118 m;'lrp~ ff~)m 54-in;h~~: - ~~:; d~~n. Any Make Chain Saw eov.- . Freshen in July . Clif· ford Whittington, Rt. 1, Hatrisonville. 9 30 6tp bndle .. 11 vour Oower need1 . funerals, weddings. gitta, al· . so beautiful glassware Rees TAMWORTH p1gs. Emory PowFloral. :ird Street. Racine, ell, Racme. 9 2' 6tc - -- Ol1io, Phone WI 9-3983. 9 16 15:tc Farm Machinery -==========:,11950 InternatiOnal Harvester, cultivators. Good condition. WaP,on . ' =rford Whittington, Rt. I, HarriS(lnville . 9 3r 6lp I Will Be Out Of Musical Instruments My OHice From "E" flat, alto saxophone, like new, for sale. Call W\ U961. - 1955 Olds 88" - 2 Door · · · · · · · · $195 11 ' e See Us Before You Trade Or Ww'll Both Lose Many More Late Models To Choose From CHARlES BLACK OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 8 P. M. ljl\ POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY~ Your Chevy Dealer Pomeroy, Ohio 1erve your valuable papers . 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~:-=~~~~~=~~~~~ Reuter lmiuranee, Pomeroy 1-= 9 4 lie Instructions Real Estate For Sale NOTICE! - . -;------;c;- 9-~lc Oct. 5 thru Oct. 8th For Sale Dr. Ray R. Pickens Doll." On Mondays, I might try to I r, 1'11REE ond four """" !umi•'od.OOtmfllrnlsbedopar~o $712, Mason, W. Va. 9 29 61c meota. WY U4lt lJ 1 tic MELONS, pot.atoes, beans. pe1 bu. Bring containers 'OUR room lnrnlsh'!d aport,. pick yourself. Clarenc.. ment. Phone WY 2-3858. fltt, Phone Vl :J-.2254. I'()R RENT, modom ~:~l':jw~Y~w'ijti~I~~J~"~k~C·~·~"~';·~f. TWO USED overhead doors. l elecrUe range. II u lie liYi>miii>v.;;;-;;~u;;;liSj;'l5s;,; IviiWY'iYE~~;-7.;(:a;:j;cls9ii:30;;;;j6;;tc;;: howe, WHY PUMP your ab rooDUJ and bath. Youf18• tie tank? Get town tl.tcheo, tl1e Pomeroy Landmark noor. sluggls~ Septic Tank Cleaner. Landeated at L36 UncoiD-rd. CaD mark Farm Bureau, p omWY ~• :W lie eroy. f 29 30tc }C)- Top Dollar Palcl P:or Wnckftl C•n •nd Truc:kl 24 HOUR TOWING Opeo I A.M... 1 p .M BUY a Carpel Shampoo~~== er? We'll lo1n you one e.tw..n thnter •nd FREE with purcha!e of Blue ru..,.ra Ptaln Oft . . . . . l.t. Lustre Carpet • Upholstery 1';::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=~ Cleaner. 9 29 6tc I· ma- :;,.1;1, lnsurence . C·COULD . .10' HAMMER YO' IS A FEW 0' THESE TEETH BACK JN? AT IT... Egypt. ......_ •too• ....... 29. Tears shop "'""- '· 4.6. Se:rf' tiS. Te8l" ,- .. LONQII'ELLOW One lettfll' simply stands tor lU\(}ther. r. tb1a -.mple A Is used lor the Ull'11e L'., X lor tha two O's, ete. Slnglf!l !etten, apos-trophles, the length and forma.Uon or the WOl'd.t ano au J:Unt&. Jl:aeh day ibe code lettem are dlft'erent. A <lqplocnm - - YK'l' . LF taken on a debatina: champion bufore!,. METRO POUTAN MOTORS WMPO R~cno MONDAY THRU FRIDAY BoliO Sign On -News 8:05 E. Moln St. Real Estate For Sale 7 ROOM house and cabin overlooking Oblo River, $500.00 down, 15 years to ~Y . Ea!ly monthly paymenb like rent for oi~ excellem cropland, 4 per cent lntere>ll, W r I t e new bam, bouse, 5 roollll and Durst's Store, Portland, Ohio bath, modern kitchen comp- Phone VI 3-2261. lete with 18 ft. of birch cabi· I 22 !etc nets, full basement. fuel oil forced air heat. Bank financ- FOR SALE-Middleport'o taU· Ing available Located on Ra- est building. local<!<! S52 N clne-Bashan Rd., just two Second Slree~ Middleport Priced for quick .ale II> miles from Racine. Hobart Hill, ~seine, Ohio. Phone WI quire at Oblo Hotel. 10 II Ue 9-3957. 9-21Htp FARM FOR SALEo 60 acres. lk tillable, year arounct water in pasture, twG we1Js, leased l I ' i ' i I DESIGHED·REMODELED· KITCH£N~ DTLF4 SVBBVB YKLFA Ll'liiLI'I'I'ar.- WLFRDTBA.!C 1'_,_. ME U5E THAT' SEAM 0 -- I 5A5 Sign Off October SATURDAY 6:00 Sign On - News Sacred Heart Hour 6:05 Cow:ltry Music Meigs County RFD 6•20 Country Jamboree PauJ Bowers -Farm 7:00 Larry Ander90D Show Nws 8:00 Pomeroy HI Football Rev . Raymond Jones. Rei 9:30 Middleport Jilgb. Football Sports Headlines 11 :00 Top Ten Show {Dairy Weailler Report Valley! NeWJ 11:30 Top Ten Show muttons) Tiny's Chapel 12 :00 Noon News News 12: IS Musical lnterlud61 Pickens Hardw3re 12 :30 Rev. Merlin Teetl (Tues ·Thurs.) 1:00 Bill Miller Show News Report tOSU Football) Bill Mlll~r Show 6:45 Sign, Q(f September Johnson · Simpson Ins. 5:45 Sign Off October ANYMnQE • . ' """ ...... . """"''" POST WOULC' E'E PRETTY 6ClOP COVER FOR' A MAN, WOULDN'T IT1 .W~TER?' - W J EH RADIO PROGRAM LOG 4:30 Interchange MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 6:00 Community Ne"" 6:25 6:00 Sigc On. Musical Clock 5:05 World, NaUonal News 6:311 6:30 Newa Headlines 5:15 Spatlight oo Spo111 8:33 5:12 Mus1eaJ Clock 5:25 Weatller 6:55 7:00 Be Still & Kno'\. 5:30 Sunset Blvd. 6oS7 7oOJ ~ews 3o00 Sign Off 7 08 7:00 = Musk!"iJ' CJoc!k SATURDAY 7:3u _NeW$ Headll!le.:i.. 7:05 8:00 Sign On, MusicaJ Clock ORPHAN ANNII 7:30 7:3Z Musical C1ock 7:00 Be Still y Know 7:35 7.45 Wo~ & Test.imonJ .. 7 : "~ News B·fiO Ohio Valley News 7:M Mus.~cal CJock 7:50 8 O.'i World, National Newt 7:45 Word & Testimony 8:00 8 10 Sports 8:00 Ohio VaUey News 8:00 a· 15 Weather Picture 8·00 World, NatlonaJ Newg 8 16 Musical Clock Show i(Frl.) SUNDAYS 8: Ul SJ)Ortl Tod1y 8:10 Roy'a Food Basket Show 7:00 Sign on_ News 8· 55 Community News 8:15 Weatller Picture 9·00 Talk ot the Town 8: f6 M1U11Cal ..~ ClClck t Mon • Til ur!l.) 7:35 Sunc1ay Showcase 9 55 8:45 B&q_r Furniture Show 8:00 French City Baptisl Hour Mason CoWlty News 8:55 News <Wed.• Frl.J 8:30 News 10:00 FamilJ Worship Hour 9:00 Musical Cbck 10 15 8:45 I&S SUper Market Show 8:33 Hour of Deliverance : Public Sen-tee 9:30 Song & Soory Time (Thurs.) CEide. ' CUnei . 10 •30 Latchstring 9.45 Family Worship Hour , . 10 :55 World News 10 00 N . 9:00 News 9:48 ContrN>ssman Abele : ewa D" 't 11:00 News BeD' 10 •05 H•g h Sc boo! Hit p arauo •9•05 Coliee With Jarel !Oo05 Sunday Chapel ll:OS Morning Melodies 10:55 News 10 •00 Gr ond 01 o Op ,ry 10o33 Washing!Orl Reports to ... _, __ · 1 oru:osoe. Ao. (except Friday, 11 :011 Army Time II : 00 IIIWI§wria the People 11 : IS AS Bello Ring) 11:30 Special Cornmunl•t . .C. Program · Fr I. 11:00 s unday Show 11 :45 Church World News .IIBBIE AND SlATS 11:15 Family Worship . Thurs. 12 :00 Noon News Prograrm "co. Agr. Ex1.•1' ues. 12:15 Christians · Hour ll:55 CouotrNewa Newt 12:00 News Ruundup II :15 •Q.I1SOD l2 oo Mason Communtt5r 11 :33 Swap Shop 12:311 Rev . Merlin Teets ll.OO Local News 12:20 BulleUn Board 11 :45 Tiny 's Country Hymns l:OIJ RP.v . AfidreW Parsons !2: 10 Markets 12:1.5 News 0 Grams 12:00 Noon Report 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups IZ:lfi Mid Day Weather ~ ;~ ~:::a~atinee 12 :1.) Goessler's Guest Star·Fr:l. 2:00 Sunday C~pel 12 ·20 Evans Bulleun · "•••d •• 1' Larry Anderson Show 2z.00 Saturday Matinee u: o~ 2:33 Rev . Roscoe Thorne 12 25 Newa o Grams uvao; 55 News Beat 4o00 Jim Meeo Show 3:00 Sunday Quopel 1230 A~lcul•·-••en! . o· ,w...- •oe 3:00 Saturday Matinee 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 8:33 Country Hymntimers 12:45 Country Go RollDd S:S5 Newll Beat !Thurs.) (Dan HaymanJ 1:55 News Beat •.: 30 Loccu ·• N s 4:00 Disclng with Doss ew1 4:33 unday Showcase 2:00 Country Go Round . M Sh f : 30 Top Ten Revue ~:00 J liD ees ow 6:00 Baptist Layman'1 Hour 2:55 Newe Beat • :00 News Summary .. 8:00 Simon·• Market • News 6:30 Sundown Serenade 3:0:· Mid·Way Ma"·ee ' Pu bJtc Service ~ .. : 15 6:05 Sundown Serenade 6o4S Sign Off September 3 iili Newa Beat 5.30 Dinner Music~ le lo4S Sian IJ!I-~~':"'ber_ _!...~:~_S_ ign Oft Dotober_ _ _ _,_,oo_D..:Ioc..:lng::::_..:wl::tb:...:Doss=--__:B:,: ' OC:_;,SI~gn~O~ff;;;;~;u;=-;:;: TERIIY Bv GEOIIGE WDNDEII WINNn: W1Nitl.l 6o20 WY 2-3870 Llll t'QKMOJIYLFA Te!iitenla.y'a Cryptoqoote: THE l!tl'ERNAL SIL111NCB1 0. ~ lNF1NITE SPACES FRIGB"l'ENB ME--I"..UC•'· 0 lVK Jtbll' IIJ:adbW, 1M. ''Mother ia just dying to meet you, David! She's All At Low Low Prices At .• SVBY WLGT MFF'l' ca,w.Tit.Al !NTELLlGENC'!: =::::::::--:-:----- A MIR.A.c:LE 10 WHI LE en'ed See These Chevrolets & Many Others Hotpoint Custom Built-Ins BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING . ONLY T\1110 BUT IT'LL 'lAKE 19. Therel01"81 1956 Chevrolet 4 Door 6 cyl. SHAIN & PHILSON STORI your favorites, reason· priced. .-. DAILY CBYPTOQUO'I'E - Hero's lww 101 work lh AXYDLBAAXR ANTIQUITY, OHIO MUST BE SOLDI ruRNISIIED and lllllurnl!hed apartments. Inqutre at tbe A GENERAL Electric refriger. Oblo Hotel. ll-l4-llc ator. Price $50.00. Call 773- ._ ... ...... .......... ..& 88. Prorunm 6 cyl. Standard t.ran1. R&H . See it, it'll niee ONLY $691 GENERAL ·STORE I 21 lie ......... ll. Smithy'• 1958 Chevrolet 4 Door Station Wagon FOR SALEI 0. lllcCOY, '""' bnlto Tprk. Ol.C.- 60, AnNthet.la 42. lnexJ)ti:rio i Chesler, Ohio. <.Conq- .-..,..,. I ONLY fl2fl I FOR SALE - 3 bedroom with modem kitchen, boSI- molding M. Look beret 11. ........ Alborta, I AIN'T 60T NO ll'INAMITE 32, Merry 33. Rolled tea IO.DI- f.! '• HOUSE for !IB!e. HarrisonvUle. BOME for rent ID Pomeroy S l betlrou!Iii and bath. l--lake room: and bath. WY 2-3575 offer. SH W468. e 24 L2te f.ll-tlc WY :1-2141 ............. ........ ..... %2.0. I HELP 'IE NON!i- :n."""' 1;/ I 1961 Chevrolet 2 Door 6 Cyl. Real Estate For Sale - """" t . Wlldptp 2. Oirl'•~~o~LID~e S. fkmalnl'l8 """' MALT SHoP It'• nice . See lt. · ··--~·--·-·-----·--·- ONLY t1C191 6Q0.606 L Without bal• I . Leg-like I 60T ON!' MORE TO BLAST. St<OFfY·· 6IJT 1 RUN OIIf OF D'INAMITe 21.,.,.,. 67.Feat •tt··....... ..... ..... 1960 Chevrolet '4 Ton 6 cyl. Pickup owner ·-~- AOR.OSIJ J9. SoU: nax %0. Spe&k 22.. Sacred_. eliFETIME GUARANTEE PLAN Standard trans . R&H. One local DAILY CROSSWORD catch George Bums - a n d 1. GWP I . Wealthy nothing else .- on " Wendy and t. .,_.... 28. s.ed Me," or glance at Lucille Ball c... or Bing Crosby on thei" show! %2. Ethereal I.Ao< fluid .. to see whlff W'dS eooldng, or !I.. Clyota watch "Slattery'11 People" or 1'~ : mytlL 30. Tallied the Alfred Hitchcock Hour. IC . R~pct U.Rod<at 31.l.ol>elod ~ntalo On Wednesdays. there would 18. Lieutenaat: be Danny Kaye, or Ule Wedneslei. P1net1-rllU "'r-day night movie, or "CBS Reclaw portl," or a look·in at Dick Van 16. Donkey Auto . Clean and solid,----·------- ·---- - ONLY MtJ ting In plastic, film to pre- r them aU. e RECONDITIONED USED CARS AND TRUCKS Auto. Red and white. Real nlfi! , ---------- ONLY ..,. Small Englno S.rvi .. PHOTO Copying Service. CopJes made of legal papen, birtn records and almost any other documents. Also lamin- ~· - · here goes: On Sundays, I mlgllt give tho Ed Sullivan hour a wbirl, depending who wa11 on, ar look at the Sunday oight movie, depending on what W811 abowinl, or sneak a eander at JuU. Newmar In "My I.Jvlng 11 can WIJll. " McHale'l MaY)'," or II "'!'bat ADll no matter bow her show Was The Week 'lbat Was" to 1M 11, or a few mioulel with Sam- U it could pollllbly set .w..... mee Tong oo ''Mickey" no mat· On Thuroda)'l, Ibm> would be ter how the series doe!, ~a ·•n.e Defenders" and "P.-ry 1lance at "ABC Scope." Ma""'" and maybe '"'llo MunOil Tuesdays. 1 would look at llten" or " SU!I8NI Tbeatre" " World War I," which b a doc- U it IIOIIndo good. umentary series, and maybe at 17. Entll'e VS engine, 4 speed tran11. 750x20 tires, 11olid cab, htater. 1951 Che'!r!!!e1 2 D!!!!' ...... · .... · $69 I mill REGISTERED Guernst>y L~:' REES FLORAL tn Racine eON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING AVAilABlE 1953 Hudson 2 Door · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $99 12- Balance by month . P~ul Orr, WI 92822. 9 30 9tp eLOW DOWN PAYMENT 1956 Chevrolet Delray 2 Door V8 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air V8-4 Dr. • $495 HOM ELiTE SALES & SERVICE A dom. Wltb 1bo. quollllcatl011o, 1entleman reader from 0 b 1o wrlteo wltb the OIIQeoti<Kl that l buy 'a one-way ttcltet to ootvbtre . But, be ltdda, before J go, lfould I p i - let him know what prime-time network aeries 1 would watch volunt.arUy If I didn' t baVll to watcll Anyth!os for a customer. To begin with, there iJ not one deriea that I would lose &leep over If I missed it for a week, a month, • year or always. Secondly, there wuuld assured.ly never be 1 week in which I would make certain to see all those shows tbat have attractlan. Regular, voluntary vtdeo watching seems to me a Jhameful admission oi bore- REASONS: 1958 Ford 1 Ton Cab &Chassis ·· $895 i 22 tfc Livestock METROPOLITAN MOTORS tires, radio and beater. Low milearge, solid body, heater, good tires. Uy . with new Oe•-a-diel tab- ;:;;::;::;:---;--;-lets Onl)l 98c Stark Pllnrm· j PONIES for sale or trade : acy . 8-13--60tp Weaned Colts, also some AUTOMOBll..E tn1urance 1963 Corvair Monzo Coupe · · · · $199 5 1963 Corvair Panel ...... · ..... · $1699 _ _ _ _ _ _ _9_24 _ 9tp GOOD \HLK COW for sale. Rui.:tuU S(:rtol.::s, flu tla od. ! .OSE' ~lGH'J' !I.Bfely 11nd ea• 10 ? 6tc _ ond TIME WAA'TED. used turnlture. tool!, dishe! and household goods. Any amount. lar~e or small. Call Knotts Auction, Gallipolis, Ohio. Phone 446-2917 . on•o HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - UNTil YOU SHOP AT .. RADIATOR ANTI-FREEZE Wanted To Buy Television Revue 'DON'T 1UY ANY USED CAR or TRUCK 1e:J1 L m. located in Racine, Ohio, OJ>posite the Grade School, COI'- ~~- .ell w!fl'lln te Mn !Aa.D l)t n:t&N&ao • I)Bl1"1.1 AJLIJ:I - • 1 Ill fDI "' - N 11111> •ao- ._,., oodlfll'lnl'lal ...,. It a, sonal property at my room, ...nust live in with ·ime off. Write Bo-. 668·A in ('are of The Daily Senunel 10 1 Jtc 111 \• .. mun- r:u~l• A - ' tJ c.;eJICo 98' ...... ~ ' "' ,.,.. - Lot Clearance 10 I lip >"OR MAINTENAN CE and farm wdl-k . Salary $200. board and •""' •• · ~ O.n•• ,., DO rug weavE~:. Phone WI t -28%6. Mary Lawreoce, Lone Bottom, Ohio. M•le Help W•nted _,... .... ,.,111• n' u...g ,--~~---:-----:S.-rv-:-1_--11------~----------, 1Wlii.L !'nD'-O&a~.....,.._w....._ CJU'lt.-~IWQ •tu -. .......... .., Pom•l'<ly-Middl•port, O., 01!1. I, 11M Help Wanted •M•••JNU ~ Befoon I"M . . .a. o-dlltM . . . . . . . . .. • ....... o,n. ., a lll&b M!YV 'rtliJ 6RINO ME 70 A CREEpY PlACE LIKI: 7HI:3,DANNYf ARE llw HAROlD GRAY I'D DOME WELL IN SCHUOL · AT 'J!:VEtHEEtl I ~S REA DY FOR COLLEGE; BUT THE LAW HELD 1'10 LUR'E FOR MEl TilE JUDGE AND I HAD A BI TTE J:i!. VIOLENT ARGuMENT' T HE JlfJGF GAVE ME ~~~~ ULTIMATUM~ Elnlf:l( I FULUWI::D j.jiS ORDER'S OR HE KIOULD DISI NH E~ I T MEl !!JELl., i4AT NIGfH I 'tiTO WED AWAY ON A mDFI(;N FLAG FREIGHTER I WHE,~E hAV£ I BEEN 'i; IN ~~F. iHE N~ "J'HI8 1-<JORLO, CA.PTflltll ALL 0~ IT I I'LL BET .JUDGE ~E ADMIRED ~OR BI!IN~AS "tt)U T~H A£i t!§ WASI lv RAEBURN VANBUREN,; PROS.C.!!>l't 110!, MI\'N- - ·· • IT'Ll SA'VE- ME. FKOM BI,IT A .9-!lJTOUT .' TH E. HX:<!,Ot.D SUO<&R.. Wf AD!f, ' O•H HIS SHOE L f- fo11ifP Wr' IN ' TO UCK I D DrJ AH'I .' ...- 5AAY'Y .MA''3E YOUCA"-J HELP ME _CO "Y:)U V.t...0..\1 A PlACS. l CN~ LAY lDW FOR A FEW WEEKB ? '\'OU ON 'THE !AM DR 50VLC.lHING ~ . SEVEN ROOM brick borne ment, garage. fireplace, Pumeroy, two bathroom, furnace 2111 Iota, furnish. $10,· bedrooJDJ, garage, basement, 000. Phone Mason 773-6811. 3 fini1hed rooms In attic. I 2!1 Sip Large lot. Out of high water. Central heating BOUSI!i FOR SALE• • lurD!sbed, · Minersville. 830011 Otarles Wildennutb. Pbone WY US12. r :IIi ZZ05 or WY l.<ll16. -· ..." "'. -. ·-.~ -- ' 3 ROOMS IH N ~Al IIIlA 111.11 H E''~ RIGHT HERE. I 'I. L ASK 1-f!M. l 'M SURE HE'Ll. ACCEPT. New Furniture ONLY con.. enl.,.. ,.,...,. MASON RCE FOUR room howe witb NECCHI Sewing Machine, Door SINGER SaWtllo mach!- "jjiiNjj(iii,:Si;;;j;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;; buement, hardwood floor&, model. Equipped to lig..ag, new, 10.110 up. lieverat U8ed JOHNSON, fllmP""' lnsurnlcely local<!<! 011 Lincola overcast, monogram, fancy II barlalll prlcel. Aaencl>. Ia. All fOMIIII ~ Ill FURNITURE CO. HeJchll. CaD WY 2-31154 otter deolgn. WIU oeU for I pay· Tbe t'abrle Sbop, <Inger Saleo ......,._ Jim JohDIOD 1D11 MASON, W. YA. I p. IlL Traq Whaley. ments, 16.911 lf19Dthly. PhoRe and 8emce, Pometoy, Bud SiDqllllll. Aaellll. t a Ito WY :1-ll:tlll. 10 I Ito 'IVY ~ • :II lie I 1 Yv;:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ~- ' . :."'..: .. - "' ·: ::t --· ........,, .....) '299 pO.oo Oown-a.ea-. •• ~ -· : ,~. WE DO IT FOR LESS! Now you can bave tbat new kltcbeo HotpoiDI ·~ ~ tom built-iDs for any bome EASY TERMS. Ingels Furniture Phone WY 2·2635 Middleport, Ohio ,. j i' �• 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Oct. 2, 19M Paper on Harvesting, Cleaning is Presented at Garden Club Meeting Mrs. Lawrence Smith enter· The meeting, in charge of tained the Wildwood Garden Mrs. Fred Nease, president, Club Wednesday evening at opened with devotions by Mrs. her home in Chester. Uswin Nease who read an article on birds, a prayer. and a thought concerning a garden . Why Not Try The Members responded to roll call MISS AMERICA with a plant exchange. A com· munication was read from Grace Hysell a 4-H girl who had a garden project the past summer. ri1nd Sewn ,;;;;.==--.....-.--==------.1 LOAFER Mrs. Alfred Yeauger present· ed a paper on "Harvesting and !'leaning " Suggestions includ· ed. to bring house plants inside MIDDLEPORT, o. 1 and give them plenty of water. ~iiiiiii~iiiiii::::iii~iiiiii:iiiiii:::=:::iiiiiiii:: ta ke care of oId Iawns and ,. make new ones, begir planting ot spring bulbs, lift bulbs for winter. start rose slips and put glass jar over them , and use mulching with leaves. TONIGHT thru SUNDAY Double Feature Program A book report on "Growi ng ''SUNDAY IN NEW YORK" for Showing" was given by Cliff Robertson Janr Fonda Mrs. Fred Nease . Points to (Techmcolor) remember were to grow plant -andfor show purpose, mulching "TWICE TOLD TALES" gives most dividends by keepWith Sebastian Cabot ing weeds down and water in, and Brett Halsey kt'eps organic supply and keeps !Technicolor) ~iiiii:i~~=iiiii:iiiiii:i;:::::iiiiii:iiiiii:i~ splatter from flowers, practice pinching, de-bud early, and put flowers in refrigerator. Mrs. Smith gave, "Now is tbe 1 time ... " to mow yards from now until November to keep down moles. A demonstration on flowers was given by Mrs. Milton Roush, using mums, go!· denrod . marigolds and f i r e bush. Slides on flower arrange· ments in Williamsburg, Va., were shown by Mrs. Milton Houdashelt . Flower arrange· ments and specimens were judged. Refreshments were served by the hostess to seventeen mem· bers and guests, Mrs. Waid Windon , Mrs. James Weber and Anita and Beverly Houdashelt. t-ow Low Price _ THE SHOE BOX I Classic PENDLETON Jacket Grange Elects New Ollicers at Hemlock Grove • ett1ng ersonal ..• In Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Archer returned to their home, Akron Thursday after a visit with his sister, Mrs. Dessie Patterson. Elza Gilmore Jr. returned to his employment at Kroger Store Wednesday, after a three weeks vacation . Sheila Smith of Westerville ·s spending this week with her I grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Nor· bert Neutzling. Mrs . Elizabeth Wickham of Chester is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Price Hawk. returned Mrs. John Smith home Tuesday after a ten days visit with relatives in Columbus . Mrs. Adam Ebersbach, Miss Berni.ce Ann Durst and Miss Stella Ebersbach visited Wednesday afternoon with Mr . and Mrs. William Wells. Ball Run . Sewing Club Halloween Party Planned Mrs. Donald McKnight a n d Mrs. Edward Wells were hostesses when the Sew-Rite Sew· ing club met Wednesday evening at their club room. A short business session was held witt. Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken presiding. Plans were dbcussed for a Halloween party. A Christmas project was also discussed. Plans were made to attend a demonstration on "Bells, buffet and candles" by Betty Newton, at the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Office, November 3. The hostesses served a desstrt course to Mrs. Don Mullen, Mrs. Dayton Strickland, Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr ., Mrs. Charles Hoffman, Mrs. Ronald Brown· ing, Mrs. Van Branken and Mrs. Willard Boyer. Hostesses for the next meeting will be Mrs. Calvin Simpson and Mrs. Ronald Browning. Four Birthdays Celebrated. Sunday The birthdayt of Mrs. Price I Election of officers was held Hawk, Mrs. Dale Warner, Mrs. wht'n Hemlock Grove Grange met recently with Standford i Stockton, worthy master, pre' siding. I The meeting opened In rltualistic form and the charter was I draped In memory of Theo Heines. Officers elected were Mrs. Carol Jones, worthy mas· ter ; Leo Story, overseer; Mrs. Hilber Quivey, lecturer; Stan· ford Stockton, steward; Frank Clark, assistant steward ; Mrs. Oorsel Smith, cbaplain; Dorset Smith, treasurer; Mrs. Stan· ford Stockton, secretary; Hi!ber Quivey, gatekeeper; Mrs. Clara Paulsen, Ceres; Mrs. Em· melt Hawk, Pomona; Mrs. Zi· i ba Midkiff, Flora; Mrs. Frank Clark, lady assistant steward; Roland Eastman and Ralph Bernard, executive committee; Mrs. Leo Story, home economics chairman; Leo Story, legislative agent; Mrs. Roland Eastman, juvenile committee chairman, and Roland Eastman, youth committee 1 A legendary leisure jacket without peer lor casual ~omfo rt. Lightweight iOO % virgin wool. In 'l laids, tartans, checks, , .• , < S · M·L-XL. AlWAYS VIRG IN WOOl. BAHR CLOTHIERS Middleport, 0. r~iiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:i~~ch~a~ir~m~a~n~.---=-~===•~ I ''""' .,. mMEDAYS. NOTHING SEDSTO GO RIGH'ff' Victor Bahr and Mrs. Don Van Meter were celebrated with e family reunion Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Neutzling, Peacock Ave. Attending were Mrs. James Van Meter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Van Meter, Mrs. Victor Bahr and daughters, Linda, Kathy and Janie and Tammy and Patty Bahr of Chester; Mr. and Mrs. Kennetb Lawson, Miners· ville; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith and daughter, Sheila, Westervil· le· Mr and Mrs Dale Warner a~d so~s. John ~nd Jim, Syracuse; Paul Roush, Middleport; Miss Anita Russell Columbus· Mr. and Mrs. William Neut~ ling, Mr. and .Mrs. Marion Hawk and children, Dennis and Mary, Mrs. Price Hawk and Mr. and Mrs. Neutzling and children, Pat, Mike, Joe, Dorothy and Stella. Surprise Birthday Party is En]"oyed A surprise birthday party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lawhorn of Ap· pie Grove in honor of their sonin-law, George McFarland, of Mason. A supper and refreshments of Ice cream and cake were served to Mrs. Stuard Lawhorn and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Don Roush, Donie McFarland, Lucy Cooper, Mrs. George MeFarland and daughter, and Ken· ny Lawhorn. The guest of honor received many nice gifts and cards. oiiiii=========•~ ' - - - -·_, ...,_ rL• . Ofleft 'lfJ" better when you have more time to do them. If you have a checking acC>A"!I hese so you can pay all your bills by eiCiif and if you also bank here by mail-you d iGve more free 'time to m:cl.-e things "go right,. Wra DOW onJ Home Insurance II I·20% BBVIDDS. Y11 - with Homa Mutual'l monoy·Nvlnr new We Pay 3% Interest On Savings Homeownll'a Pockl11l You rot: Circus Theme is Motill Carried Out in Rush Party Decorations The circll! theme was the m<>tif carried out at the annual fall Rush party given by t be Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta · si gma Phi Tue sday everung at the Legion hall in Middleport. The party was held following the regular meeting of the chapter. Decorations in the theme were exemplified by a " tent" constructed of paper streamers, and a saw dust ring and various animals, including the " be k. bel · D ar-s 10 rug ongmg to r. R. R. Pickens." . Guests cam~ In co~tume and Judgmg the wmners 10 the several categones were Lee Seyler. a.nd Mrs. Rolland Neutzh.ng. w d f mmng awar s or costuml~ were BIIhe Jo Spears and Shlr· ley Baity, most original; Shar· 1 N 'd' 1 ee ewm . an, most r1 ICU ou.s; d Shlr· L tb f I I ynnHSmi , unn .est, an ey uston, pretlle~t. . Favors of ftgunre ammals were given and refreshmfints of hot dogs, cake, candy apples and nuts served during the evenlng. Guests attending were Lucy Amsbary, Brenda Strickland, Sabra Morrison, Rita Bowen, Arlene McDaniel, Yvonne Seal· ly and Rose Ann Sebo. The regular meeting of the chapter was held preceding the party with Sharlee Newman presiding. Service chairman, Pat Hindy, reported on the county water safety meeting. It was announced that the cookbook containing favorite recipes of members was ready for sale and costs $1 25 from any mem· . Refreshments were served by Billie Jo Spears and Shirley Baity . Final plans were made for the Rush party to be held following tbe meeting. New Circle ol WS· CS fotmed On Wednesday A new Circle of the WSCS was organized Wednesday evening at the United Methodist church. Mrs. Jay Warner opened the meeting with prayer. followed with the hymn , "Oh, Jesus Let Me Walk With Thee," with Mrs. . A. Downie at the plano. Our· lng the business session Mrs. V. D. Edwards, president of the WSCS, and Mrs. Harry P. Smith, vice president and advisor for the. Circle were Introduced. Mrs. Smith. gave lnst~ctlon on the orgamzing of a Crrcle. Offlcers were elected and in· eluded, Mrs. Warner, chairman; Mrs. T. A. Downie, vice chairman; Mrs. Russell Brown, secretary and publicity; and Miss Myrtis Kay Parker, treasurer. It was decided to meet on the third Tuesday of each month. At the close of the meeting, refreshments were served by Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Kermit Walton. Hostesses for the next OCT. Z meeting wi,ll be Mrs. Russell There will be a dance after Brown and Mrs. William Swatthe Racine hor 2 game Friday zel. night October 2, at the South· en Local Junior high with the GUEST SPEAKER Jays as emct'es. Dancing wi II be until 12 o'clock, sponsored Dr. NormanS. Cohn, assistant by Southern Local Band Boost· professor of botony at Ohio Uni· ers. versity, will speak before OC'l. 3 science classes at Gallla AcadeThe Letart Falls Methodist my High s~hool on F~iday Oct. Church is sponsoring a jitney 16· !he Ohto. Umverslty professupper' Saturday, Oct. 3, in the s~r .'~ appe~rm~ here under the Communitu Bui!dinu S~>rvinl! VIsiting Sctenllst program, of will begin' at 5 p. m~ - the Ohio Academy of Science, OCT. 5 which is •inanced by grant from The Pomeroy Garden c I u b National Science Foundation. will meet Monday afternoon at tbe home of Mrs. L. C. Karr. PLAN DANCE Members are to make and wear The Middleport Band Boost· an original hat. . ers are sponsoring , this SaturTheodorus Counctl Daughters day evening's High school dance of Amenca Will meet Monday party at the Middleport High at 7:30. p. m. at the IOOF hall. auditorium from 8 to 11 p.m. All officers and the team ~re Jays will emcee. asked to be present to practice for inspection. Potluck refreshments Will be served followmg POSTPONE SALE the meeting. ~HILAD~LP~A. (UP!) -The The Eastern Local Band Phtladelphta Phtlhes, who reBoosters wtll meet Monday ~eotly lost a seven-game Naevemng ~ctober 5, 1964, at tto~al League lead, postponed Eastern High School at 7:30 p. their plans to send out World m. All Junior and Senior band Ser!es tickets Tuesday at least parents and mterested persons until Thursday. are asked to attend. Frank Powell, director of OCT. 6 sales, said, "we want to find Chester C~uncil, Daughters of out wh~t happens in St. Louis:" Amenca. w1ll me~t 1'uesday at The ~hils lost to the Cards m 7:30 p.m. All offiCers and the the f1rst o.f a two-game set on team are urged. to .be present Tu_es_d_a.:..y_ru.....::.gh_t_.- - - - - to practiCe for mtllatton. The Pomeroy Chapter 186, lvisitf~ her son·ln-law and dauOES, will meet Tuesday at 7:45 , Mr. and Mrs. Rex p.m. There will be election of O'Brien and daughter, Nancy, officers. Receipts will be ready at Stewart, Ohio. for payment of annual dues. Mrs. George Follrod and son, Harold of Mi. Sterling, visited at the FQIIrod - Robinson and Delbert Gaul homes over the weekend. Some from here attended the ...., • Homecoming and Rally Day program at the Chester Metho- - - - - - - - - - - dist Church last Sunday. Sunday School attendance on ,-=========-27 was 48 • offering was $10.33. Worship services were at 10:45 a. m. with the POMEROY . OHIO Rev. Casto bringing the roesTONIGHT & SATURDAY sage. THE BEATLES Mid-week prayer services and "A HARD DAY'S NIGHT" the regular meeting of the M. TilEY ARE HERE. FOLKS! Y. F. were held at the church THE BEATLES: John Len· on Wednesday evening. non, Ringo Starr, Paul McWorld Wide Communion will cartney, Geo. Harrison. be observed here during the FeatureHe: Worship Hour Sunday evening, ' Pardon My Terror Oct. 4, beginning at 8 p. m. by Cartoont Adults-7llc; Cblldren--40e the Rev. Pearl Casto. Beatles autographed Mrs. Paul Buckley and dauphoto 25c ghter, Teresa, spent Monday with her mother, Mrs. Mabel SUN., MO~., !UIS. Oct. 'I-N Swartz at Athens. "GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM" There will be an old-fashion<Technicolor) ed be1ling and shower for Mr. Jack Lemmon, Schnel· and Mrs. Wilbur Robinson at der, Dorothy Romy Provine. Mi· tbe Grange Hall this Saturday chael Connors, Edward G. evening. RobiDaon, Edward Andrew•. Mrs. Carrie Swartz recently Louil Nye. SOCIAL CALENDAR Alfred 'OCiety Notes MEIGS THEATRE In Middleport Mra. Fielding Hawldns vlslted last week with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vroman and children, Mark and Mary of Belpre. They accompanied her to her borne for the weekend. Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Serving Meigs County for over 90 yean POMEROY- RUTLAND Rev. John W. Harrold, of Red Key, Indiana, who will speak at the Churcb of the N• zarene In Rutland soon, Is an evangelist serving full time in the Church of the Nazarene, an international denomination with headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri. . . . Entermg thts field In 1945• Rev. ~arrol~ has ev~ngellzed extenslve.ly m the midwestern ~tates. His se~ons are dynamIC awnd doctrmal, h'emphfasblzartlng the es1eyan teac mg o e . holiness. Mrs. 0' Brien U Evangelist Harrold, who is a Host to Brownr·.,. native of Indiana, has held 135 · 1s 1n h'ts horne dl str1ct, M J O'B.,.,· revlVa rs. ames nen en· N . ht te t I ed B . Tr 6 'th orth eas1,..rn Ind'Iana . For etg r a. n rowtmeWedoosdp WI years he was a pastor on thll a wtener roas ne ay ev- di t ict ening at her home on Lincoln s r · bill. Brownie leader Is Mrs. Rev. Harrold will be at The Peggy Taylor. Church of the Nazarene Oct<>Brownies attending were Peg- ber 7 through 18. The services gy O'Brien, Jennifer Spears, will begin at 7:30 p. m. Karen Batey, Linda Rupe, In· The churcb and its pastor wel· grid Hawley, Elizabeth Blaet- come everyone. tnar Vickie Blankenship Dor· ----othy' Seth, Lorie Seth, ' Elsa PLAN PICNIC Walker, Brenda Taylor, Deb- The Pomeroy Bend Citizens ble Taylor, Shelia McKnight, Band Radio Club will have Diane Carsey. their annual autumn picnic on Next Wednesday, October 7, Sunday, October 4, at Old the group will make a tour Man's Cave. Those wishing to through Holsum Bakery In Mid· go are to meet at the Rock dleport. It is requested that Springs fairgrounds at 12:30 p. they wait outside the grade m. to leave in a caravan. Memschool. bers are urged to bring their families and friends and enjoy TO HOLD 'CAR WASH . the day. The Pomeroy Senior Class is ----holding a car wash October 3, During 1963. the U. S. Import· at Hackett's Sohio Station in ed $1.4 billion worth of goods Pomeroy. each4fnonth. •=;;;;;;i;..=======..i.=;;;;ii;========-, SON IS BORN Mr. and Mrs. David Davis, Gallipolis, are announcing the of their first child, a son, named David Warren Da· Jr., on Sept. 21 at 2:06 p. m. at Holzer hospital, weighing seven pounds and 12 ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mrs. Mildred Circle, Minersvllle, and Mr. Joe Circle, Racine, Route 1. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Davis, Tuppers Plains. The maternal great grandfather is Charles ClrcJe of Racine, RQllte 1,: ·1M . tb' . PDternal gr~~~~ 8T!!Jl~Other II MN. ·.l.eJab Mel-lin~ 'l'up~~ Pl&!n*· See the big selection of Flower Bulbs in the Housewares Dept. Tulips - Daffodils Narcissus - Crocus - Hyacinths - An• mones and Muscari. Plant Now For Spring Beauty. . ..,. , ... Elberfelds In Pomeroy SEE THESE Value-Rated USED CARS AT BIG • 63 Buick La Sabre 4door · • • • I. 2nd Stroot Pomeroy lout.7 Middleport S249S sidewall tires, beautiful sray meta111c finish with sparkling black interior. 61 Rambler 4Dr. Station Wagon . St 19S Classic 6 cyl. Jtandard trans., chrome luggage rack, radio, heater, white sidewall tires, 2-tone green with matchin5 interior. 61 Pontiac Catalina Sta. Wagon · · s1995 V-8 automatic, power bn.ltes, power steering, radio, heater, white sidewall tires and air-conditioning. Bronze with matching vinyl interior. ·61 Olds 88 Holiday Coupe · · · · · s1795 V-8 automatic, power brakes, power steering, radio, heater, white sidewall tires. One owner '65 Olds trade-in 61 Chevrolet Biscayne 2door · • · s1495 Six standard trans., radio, heater, wblte•sidewall tires .. CHECK THESE IIAS..IS" SPECIALS 5~ $195 J;..· '' ' cyl. FORD $75 _ e~o~tomatle HMI WY 24440 • • V-8 automatic, power brakes, power steering, radio, heater, like new white V-1 THE MARTIN RESTAURANT ..,, , '· ·' auto,_ V. D. mWARDS Insurance Agency ' ) 57 FORD 2 DOOR The whole family II aure to enjoy our dellcloua meal1 and prompt courteous service I I • Cholet ol 5 pions HOMJ MUTUAllti .<<IU NCf CO. BULBS ) • Compl«t protection Pomeroy National Bank Mrs. David Entaminger was notified Wedneeday of the death her daughter • in . law,' Mrs. Kenneth Entaminger, in Betblehem, Pa., who Iii survived by d four daughters, Lynn, a stu eailnt at. Muhlenburgill Cohllege; Gb ' Kim, and J • ~ om~ V er George e~ser · ero Fla.; a slster,Mid!Mnd. Stanley Bellows of an~ Tex., and a brother, Jack, HaQlpShire. Mrs. David Entsminger accompanied her son and daughter and families, Mr. and Mrs. Entsming~r and Mr. and Mrs. Roth Zahn of South to Bethlehem Thursto attend funeral services. • Mr. Harry Kauff was taken to the Veterans Hospital In Huntington Thursday by Raw!lngs and Coats ambulance where he will undergo surgery. The Rev. and Mrs. :'.!. C. Larimore of Carey, Ohio, were overnight guests of Mra. George Freedland. The Rev. Larimore was formerly the pastor of the Syracuse Nazarene Church and this was their annual visit In t"e area Mrs Homer Smith of · Pleasant, W. Va. Is the ~est of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons. Mr. an~ Mrs. ~ee Da~ldson, Athens, VISited briefly With parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones Thursday evening. They called at the Ewing Fu· neral Home for Max Russell, wh~ died Tuesday eveplng at Meigs General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gwlazdowsky and children of ington Court House spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mills and her grandparents, Mrs. Harry Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Grim. Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Hawkins have returned from several days visit In Springfield, Ohio, with his brother and sister-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. John Hawk· ins, former Middleport residents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson, Mr. David Jackson, and Mr. r and Mrs. C. R. Young have received word of the de11 th of a nephew, Vincent Young, Jr. In Erie, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Young "" and David Jackson lefr Thdfs- day for Erie to attend funeral services. lnsuronoe AT A20% SAVINGS t Coli "' todoy for dllailsl Evangelist of Indiana Will Be m· Rutland I· 51 HUDSON- ~::r $5Q GMAC FINANCING KARR &VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES OPI!N·TIL I P, M. WY2-5342 • • · 1 clciiPac.QI-'•moblle J • •• \ ., . I;' .. 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