https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fa6a1c46df1197144e24591fbb3b5a80.pdf f45e601308ea7b94fe8b8c7eca242427 PDF Text Text HOMECOMING- The Middleport high school homecoming ceremonies Friday evening prior to the annual Pomeroy-Middleport football g,ame was one of the most colorful ever for the Jacket fans. Pictured In this photo II Homecoming Queen Judy Moore, her court of attendants, escorts and children who assisted with the event. In the foreground are .little Brenda Smith, Redina Pratt, flower girls; Steven Bachner with the crown, and Mary Kay }allagher and Kathy Harris, also flower girls. Behind them, I to r, are cheerleaders Susan Morris, Marilyn Stumbo and Patsy Manley. In the background, I to r. are Judy Hysell, Tom Lyons, Sandra Swartz, Keith Morgan, Mary Lou Teaford, Gary Stobart, Gloria Fef~Sammy Clatworthy, Mr. McComas who crowned the queen; Miss Moore, Mike Bratton, Connie Teaford , Jim Johnson, Dee Slaven , John Hood, Sue Rue, Rod Karr, Candace Bahr and Larry Gladwell. - sentinel Photo. . .fQt Queen, Court, Reign at Game e • at y POMEROY -MIDDlEPORT, OHIO • enttne SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1964 ---- ----~ -------- Hilda Sending Killer Winds Onto Wide Gulf Coast Area Small Town Asks Urgently For A•l.-litiona) Ambulances Moeller Reviews Possible Aid from Federal Sources \ �' . ,. , ''( ~ .. , •• r '· •••••••••••••••••••••• Baker (:Qe is Jlist Topic for .utii(IN (l,IPIJ ~ 1\1 lllal .... _ . .... ore IDRoU-ry II "oao of lbe Ululou of oar timet," Toledo lDdUirtlllll Edward Limb ollld Friday a!CbL Barry say Dems Reds Blow Chan. ce to Reuain Lead ~. Patner Band Glv~ Spyglass Staff I!AM.tiUKV, verman) tV~•• ~.lla!IJI ~·n"""" ruw.. u~·""""""'"~"" 1)., v•~ "• •••• • -A local rest<1111t told pollee Halftime {)rille Friday Jlat a!J: ~ot~rann NEWARK N J (UPIJ - A ~ the lllll lor llrlot proc'lbe Pomeroy lllgh school forced him to shed blo clolbel wap deal.; w~o . lolmd obot ID lleo 'OIIb • 2klllber rtllt. bend pre~entl'd a halftime show and hand over 110 to them. tie death Jl'rlday Ill blo hom&-« "nley IBid Ed'Oillll wu o Friday rught at the Moddlepor~ had just emtried from a llrlp cardboard bol: In the dt)' rlump. ocavODier Ill the dumpa IDd (Parody onl '=:;";~; ~";'~th~h;~~h~~d~; tease ohow. Four juvelllleo Pollee said the ot~. Wll- ~r.tda • meatet llvlnl bf col· OVER THE HILL TO THE Th P Ill b nd nde di were arrested but tbe clotheo Uam Seamar. Edwardl, 611, ap- lectlng IICI'Bp melal IDd old POORHOUSE .e an er 8 • n. r · were not found. parently was ahot by 10meone tiel and Dewapaperl. Over the hill to the poor· : rect10n of a<.obert Warren, perhouse \formed precision drills with We 're trudging our weary drum major Mike Mulford and way head majorette Donna Crow 1 we wh~ are in our seventies leading the presentation. Gloria · And never thought we'd see Buck Is special twirler. fllls day. NOT DIFFICULT JOB WASHINGTON (UP!l-On the We who are bent aRd crippled mornmg of the day of his death For all tbe years we worked President John F. Kennedy re· And some were very hazard· marked to an aide thai it would ous, not be a very difficult job to And none we ever shirked. assassinate an American presi· i dent. ·i We are going over the hlll White House aide P. Kenneth to the poorhouse O'Donnell, told the Warren Com· That ts what we have been mission Kennedy commented told. that "if anybody really wanted 1 We wouldn"t think of votlng to shoot the President of the . for Barry United States, it was not a very I He thinks he will never grow difficult job - all one had to : NO OBLIGATION FOR ESTDU.TES old. do was get a high building some day with a te l es~oplc ri-11 PRONE 667-3415 COJ.I.ECT Over the hill to the poorhouse ' ne. and there Wi:I.S nothing anyThat is what people will say body could do to defend against If we vote for Barry such an attempt." Come this election day . Upon concluding the conversation, the commission noted, CONTRACfOR Over the hill to the poor- ''the President prepared to de·, part for Dallas." house, ELECTRIC HEATING and INSULATION We can't quite understand, Tl1at in this country of plen- And to whom you can' t appeal Phone 667~415 Who would destroy our social ty security This falr and beautiful land. CObLVILLI, OHIO P. 0. BOX224 And give us a dirty deal. -P. F. and B. M. Parker There are those so cruel and Pomeroy, Ohio selfish THE POET'S CORNER Appointed at Rutland High I Famous For Safety Whh 1'111 Exdusln SAFM GRID Htatlng Element I II l~:t·plare MYRL COAKLEY ~U~! an Is ,f')-2 Wm'ner air I 0 '' ' \ ' · " n ...... ;.,,.. nout~ •· .......... - · 'I' ,' l atud~nts. ·' ~· Moeller Talks On Opportunity need lor ·"fO ' centrally ~pcalt!d DIVO'TID JO INTIRin OP M i l O S - ARIA ,.......... ...., ......... otrJ-. ~ ~ ....... Forty-seven percent of all the new homes* in our area have flameless ELECTRIC heat Because people like it batter I n.. Ohle Y...., c•.-ew nt ~~~~N~M~nle • .. ·~- veoient. truty automatic. . '"" ' Find out fCM' yourself-ask a Reddy Kilowatt RecorAAl8l'll;le Dealer' or .,OO,Rij'j-s Oblo pg,.,. office for a free electric heating estimate based 01'1 our NW lcMrer tot~~~· •we ~ rate. --··Yoo'll be pleasantly surprised wheel you compant fDtJI/ e3t#!1i~i 'Gijt'"wida JlQUI' Pfllll't ' combination ol fuel and electric. Clearl~ the trend ... --- 1s to flamale~ electric heat. .. ·• ................. .. ..,...... ·~ ·~ ::rqt ....., . ' - - ............... . ,. • ..,. t l . . ~"" '"•'''"' OHIO P ~~ lftwftlllnt ...,. . ., ..ttvt ~ . . . Den. . . . . . . . . . ...... ............ .,... ctt\1, ..... ,..... ,,....,.... ,.,_ hi..... .. ...., ... ,..,. ............ . . .......................... -... fll,......,... ..... ................................ .., ...... ....... .,.. .., ..mu ....... mill. . . . . . -........ ........ .._.._,...., ,,. .... ~ ..m. ... ~...... ._ i MPANY , . lllcANR ;uti 11 ....... ti/IIIAII"' ,...IMCMI..._...,...~,••a••-•Y•• u ~~-'·t'~ 5 ay s por p d ara e BOWLING '~"d Frank Howard 011 Way Out As Me b f LAD d m er 0 0 gers [) ~:Y fd~~Y~~g~j.:"~~~:~; b:ITh~lk~n~Y w~~t •;~~'{o see ~~·~~;nleb 1 ::g The passing combination of I m.l quarterback Timmy Roberts to ready haVP made. up thelf lflt my worst," McCool. to ld the[ TOTAL 2'187 end Charlie Burd carried the mmds to put masstve !'rank . Red<;' bra ss_ "l've pitched the Won 1, Lost 2,% Points Fairland Dragons to 8 lopsided Ht~wnr? on th~ trading block ,whole year 011 ,., a~ · l'm tired. Middleport Otpl. Slore 42·2 victory over the Hannan lhts wtnlrr. Let me rest up over the winter McElhinney 510 Trace Wildcats Friday night on Heretofore, ·' he Dodgers ami I'll look mueh better next J . Hailey 488 the winners' field . wou!dn'l even ltswn to any of- spring. But don't forget to call Wippel 424 I fers fo 0 2B I r lf' -ye~r-s uggPr me up again ." Me:~rlin 508 Fairland grabbed a 12-0 First 'JU<lrtPr lead on a three yard !.whom they once pa1d a bonus The Rrds didn·t and Jt turned Stobart 573 run by halfback Bob Bias ond ~~ excf'ss of $11l0.000. They'll out to be a mutually fine ar- TOTAL 2443 a fine 71-yard scamper by half· hsten now , lhnag1t. . rangemenl. Cool Billy, as they Won%, Lost I, i Pejntl back Virgil Dillon, who eluded . Howar d has shown OCC'asJOna I cal l him, did a superb job in six Wildcat defenders on his s.1gns of greatnf's, but after relief this year and a lready is Syracust Ball Park long jaunt to paydirt. ftve ye;Jrs. the Dodgers have penc iled in for a regular start· Damewood 569 1 In th~ second period. Roberts : grow~ a llltle tired of waiting . ing berth next sr~ason .. , Nt!sselro<td 516 connected with Burdon a 20 . 1 So If !hf"y can get what !hey Took An Int@'rest Cra ig 499 yard scoring. pass with Dan~y w~nt ~or him , Howard will go B.aseball player_s ordinarily Lotiks ~77 Arthur runmng the two·pomt 1ht~ "'.mter. don ·t know the difference be- C:nwser 502 conversion for a 20-0 lead. Lat- . Eddie Mathews of the Braves tween the Davis Cup and the TOTAL 2~ er in the quarter Robt'rts llJJain ~s anothe~ good bet ~o be wear- Stanley Cup, but Tony Kubek Won 3, Lost 0, t Poin&a D 1ng. a d I ff eren 1 uru rorm nt:!X t of !he Yankees showed an un· H It R Firestone teamed with Burd on a 19-yard h(>ave for another TD wilh Bias sprmg. common interest in how the Blackston fi22 adding the two point conver· "Mad Dog" Mazurek U.S. fared against Australia at Smith 47S sion for a 28-0 halftime tead. Pitt f~otball fans have taken Cleveland last weekend. Maybe Haggerty 446 Roberst got into the scoring to f'a llmg quarterback Fred it was because Tony w ~lds Jl Radford 451 act jn the third period with a Maz :~ rrk "Mad Dog" because pretly fair racquet himself ... D. Miller fil3 one-yard sneak for a TO to they say he lakes off like one Ed Tutwiler, the .atrable In- TOTAL 2405 make it 36-0. any timehdefenhsi_ve lbinemen ap- dianapolis auto dealer who lost Wont, Lo!t 3, I Pelnb The final Fairland score ca me pear to ave tm acked jnto the National amateur golf late in the third period when a corner... crown to Billy Campbell reDownit--Grou loll. substitute quarterback G 1en Kids are so unpredictable cently, took a lot of kidding ot O'Brien 550 Stap leton rammed two vards to these days, some even balk at the eve of the final ruund . H. Miller 470 the gonl line, fumbli~ ·into tbe reporting to the majors from Reminded that Tony Lema C. Faulk 519 end_ ;zone where tackle Larry the .miMrs. . . ., buys ch_ampagne f_or the pr_ess McNickle 462 Pnce fell on !he ball for the six- B1II Y ,!v1cCoo,1 Cmcml'lah s each l1me hu wms , Tutwiler Hinton 514 pointer. Stapleton then passed nifty 20-year~ld ~uthpaw, is a was asked wl1ether he planned TOTAL 2515 to John Eaton for the two-point perfect case m pmnt. to give any autos away . Won 0, Lost 3, t Polnt5 conversion and a 42-0 lead. The Reds tried to call him ," Nope," he dead • panned. Pomfroy Cemeot Block Hannan Trace averted a shut- up from San Diego of the Pa- " Lema is a professionfl and Clatwor. , 520 out late in the contest when Ter- cHic Coe:st League in Septem~ I'm strictly an amateur." Duerr W 570 ry Cremeens blocked a Fair· Davi~ 551 land punt into the end zone Anderson 478 where a Wildcat player uninten• • So:.uer bi[J tionally knocked the ball out of TOTAL 2634 the end zone for a two point Jockson 14 Athens Jefferson 60 Won 3. Lost I, I Points 0 safety. Ind. High Game - Dame· Pomeroy 18 Middleport 14 Northeast (Pa.) St. Gregory 0 In winning their second game Chauncey 28 Miller 8 wood 234. in four outings Fairland had McArthuf 6 Warren Local 0 Ca nton McKinley 10 Ind. High Series - Duerr -570. 159 yards rushing and complet· Rutland D Racine 0 (ti el Canton Lincoln 6 Team High Gam• - Pomt>~ ed four of 12 passes for 38 yards Massillon 26 ,\llian ce 8 roy Cement Block 902. Fostoria St. Wendolyn 24 and two touchdowns . Hannan North Baltimore 8 Canton Lehman 20 FairleSJ 12 Team HJgh Series - Syracust Trace finished with a net total Springfield Local 12 Glenwood 20 canton &uth 12 Ball Park 2663, of 30 yards rushing and com· Elmwood a p_leted one of eight passes for Arcadia 16 McComb IG (Tie) 12 Women's Thursday hve yards. Gibsonb1u-g 20 Carey 12 · Sept %4, l9N Score by quarters: • Grand .'a pJ.d> Woodville • Perry 14 Sandy Valley 2 Simon's Mkl. 41 'u Barberton .10 p c II' 377 2 0 Ha~nan Tr ace 0 0 " 2 Fostoria IS Bowling Green 13 · ms Fa1rland 12 16 14 0 42 Akron St. Vincent 8 G. Burdette 358 -Anthony Wayne 8 Eastwood 6 Warren 44 Al<ron South 6 D. Clark 449 RosafQrd « Genoa 14 Springfield South 20 sst Lake 21 Perrysburg 0 Hamilton Tall I ~- ~~~igan 426 Greerf Sjlrings 68 Northwood 0 Steubenville 24 Handicap IS3 Van Buren 21 Westwood 0 Pittsburgh (Ps.) Scbenley 8 TOTAL 2174 Pennant Races A& A Glance Mohawk 6 Otsego 0 Wintersville & Won Z, Lolt 1 By United Press Internatlunal Toledo Central 14 St. Clairsville 6 <tie) Fabrl< Shop Amerieaa League Toledo Woodward T Carrollton I Cadiz 6 1i E . Roush 407 W L Pet. GB TP Toledo Libby 21 Mount Pleasant 54 Jewett 0 A. Nease 411 New York 98 62 .613 2 Toledo Rogers 12 Wheeling (W . va.) 25 R. O'Brien 382 Chicago 9& 64 .600 2 2 Newar.k 16 Toledo Scott U Martins Ferry 7 L. McKinney 375 New York - At home, 2: Bedford 13 Sylvania 12 Bellaire 19 Magnolia {W. va.) o J. Howell 373 Cleveland 2. Toledo Whitr:ner 0 Clay 0 (tle) Shadyside 13 Handicap 153 Chieago--At home, 2: K~nsas Maumee 32 Port Clinton 0 Benwood Union 1w Va ) 0 TOTAL 2104 City %. Cincinnati Western ~ms. J.i New Philadelphia a · · Won 1, IMt z Nlllonol Leaaue , s:IJJI;il)!l4ij Aiken Jl._, -· __ . East Liverpool 1 ttle) W L Pel. GB TP Cinc.!t1tl!\ltow 26 ·-... . 11$11ntown Fitch 14 Team No.1 St. ~oul• 92 68 .m 2 ·--CliiC!HIIIoli Hughes 0 · .... ....~: Farrell tPa . ) 1 387 C. Ohlinger Clncl~nati 112 69 .571 11 1 Taylor 14 •An11et9QJI o Be~ver 19 Hopewel 1 . 371 ·E . Searles Philal 9t 70 .565 Ill I Colerain 0 P~ton .0 J~~J.. ·}'~ow,p .East ·1 ·. 1M N. Amsbary San Iran. 90 70 .563 2 2 Sycamore al ll'Oer. J!ar~ I' . . Youngslown North o 438 A. Hanning · St. Louis-At home, 2: New FinY\~Y-\Jlll'll ~.I'J'oti!Q!J!l I .:., ~~l.eJ!1 12 We.s t Branch 0 427 P. Mullen York ; . . Greonhillo ·1+- .. ....... • • Struthers I Girard 0 126 Handicap Cincljmaii-At home, 1: PhilN(J[Ib:·colt;ge l!ill .B Ea'st Palestine 6 Leetonia o 2113 TOTAL adelp~ I. Oak Hills 50. HaOTison 6 Laneasler 27 Portsmoutb 0 Woa 3, Lost I . Ploilt:phia-Away, I: Cln- Lockland 28 ·Reading 12 -Bellaire t9 LoodiiiBc~ 294 CJMaU . Ma~ .Z'JII~ilell:' .8 New Mllfllnsvil\e IW. Va.) 1> P. Bilikam 147 San .. . o-At heme, 2: A.•htallodo lHJhordon- 0 .. ----N. Car~ Chlcarof >' . .. ElyfC'r:Gialn .lOng' 6' .. PLAN A'J'O!IDC PLANT 345 I. Couch 301 ·~. ~4 • Cle>;,. .. '. ''l_le~!!o 20 Berea•l . 8EO!J, .K.~ · CUP!) - J(o- L. Burt 301 ~ BEIIULTS . OJmlled.,:f-011>. !1.2 . . ;rea') ,Ollie& of' ;Atolil)• Energy J. Hysell :178 By lnlel'lllltional ;~.At.l1l!':J;ull.e.14.- ..... ;;;,. ·P.J~~ i!J!') II'ili!!!e power Handicap NEW . ili -'t~)- George Fai~ 'Jiark- 14 WesUab .,O ~: !» the ".lt;'81s Wlllt· a loan TOTAL 1973 Chuvalll( 11,_.'r<nWto si<!IJped Nolj!I;,JIIIYalton .Ji. , :; · -.· ":.. · ;~.-- _mWr rtom Ute Woe I, Lotti Doug:1'· l:M, New York 11; ~" Bi'!>Oiti)'W ut•r •:"t::.~ 'IM!t'liallil'!.. Alomte Energy Jim ..., e, il211, St. Paul, Oboi'lln IJ.Amherat 0 , ..... · Agency, .ll w~ reported Friday. New Vorl: Clttbl.. atopped , ck Wlpperman, 20811 N~ 30,IIIIIIevt~n· ."~' l'ower output . of Ute plant J. Walton 363 R. McTum!or W Bufla~q,.., Y, , i: . . . Wi~JI :1_111..!~..-t:~.' !!"114' ~. l~IJO!I .~p.wattB. . ;.~ ::~; ·,. ..t. .,.. · ' . M,.. ' I dtfi'l"'~.....,.. •.~ ......,,~~t"' .• ~~ ...... •--r·. ,, ,.....•• :· -~-·'·· . .. ~- ' :A_. ,;·_ ::_,_.'_',1:•_\"_", Ill• ,, \;\:ll,..~1!>1o::Pr~~w ·~·-~~·"'' ...,. '· ,.,..... ., . . · .•·•' .:z.L!~'r...:.v~---'~'M • --~J· .;+;H.-~ "'-"'"''"'"·~ ' .............. . '. .• . ·'· •!· ~ s Gri'd Scores ~ague Urd!.. . . -. I 883~:!11', s _ f.rurser : 3ll S. !4C H !t~~~~~~~p 1858 N. B. Miller :177 Keith Goble F't~rd Teaford Adam ~ ~~ 304 r·loyd L. Gilmore 320 336 252 1941 Handic<~p TOTAL Team ;,. R. ·p. 352 MrKirmey No. Duflst Edwafdl Roush P..mmls t~~o~d:n11~;llbae~nk\~i~1r~ e . . ' 1 ~-4~-~~;s(~~ ~ ;1~~~~:m~d (~:~e'/;: 1(~,11~s(;?;.~'~·t: 11: 11 :1; 1 _' ~~u:;:_~~~~- deEfens.e lil mlte UJ r erry _,rvm to ,first down~ ~~-~ . The J · k-;lln Ill I ') I • . 17 yards in six c<~rrie:s. Mike deferL"ie d1d not rwrnlll 4.tlwn~ ·- · . 1111 120 00 1 200 614 1 Mossman had 69 yards for the to c-ompltte a ~mgle p<m ur1t ]{ -.. r un _ Hockets in 14 lnp> For Ll)- ~~f W <ltlt'lllr't· whtle iu it'tTPpl· I. Angt-lr.~ (lf)(J uno 100- I 8 2 gan, Hu.mmdl had l\1 ~ards m ' mg two ot rht.· Ht!lldo~o: aet·i ;~b. i Cuurnbt., Ow..-nr. i6\ and Ad· 14 cames, and Brrnnmg 72 1 Sc-ore IJy quartf'l's le~h RfrhNI , '~~ ut"tl er \61 , R . . d5 . I'0 \ . I• I r~ps. . .., twns ~) 0 H 0 ~ 0 \olii iP r · ~ I ~md Torburg, Rose1yar , m OHrall, Logan outgamtd !Jat·;son b 0 0 ~ - 1-4 b•lrP rB ' . Wmner ~ Coombs ,(i-ll . l.n-.;f'r- Rkhert 12.-3). HR ~<twL •lith\, 1 ~ 1 - · Clucagn S;m Fr;m_ )J) ~00 000---- 0 3 1 01% 3!1(1 :Llx- 9 14 1 14\ , J<l~cke , 51. \\ arnf' r (71. F Burdette 111. \ll'D:tnir•l tH Ftnd Ht'rl:t-11 1 I1 £.:1\swurth . Eh::ton 357 359 249 1 Br.IJft,,~kand..J-l;_dlf-'r LtJS~r~ nighr · Eil~worth Tt4-11fi . FfR s ~ Ff:trt 1 91 ·!14 By United ! ~reu International !New. York 1 Sl. Lows 0. llotJ.~ton 6 Los Angf'le~ I, mght O:iflth t. IT:tl1f'r \Hith 1. 252 Handka p TOTAL W. L. Pet. G8 Son Jo' run 9 Chicago H. n1ght ' 2122 New York 98 62 .613 Saturday's Probabh.• Pitchf!n; 1 i ht C<Jmt:'. 10 lnning~l Won %, Lost 1 Chicago 96 64 .600 2 New York ill St. Louis- t-'lsh Pit! 1/U(I 000 '200 n- 2 5 (· O. Ni~;iiendly Tanl'll Ba1timort % 65 .596 2Loz · l er 110-17) vs . Sadeek1 120-101 . ,:\' l ilw. non nuo 2001-3 a 466 D. Glaze Dtroit 8t 76 .52~ 1:11' . ! Pittsburgh at Milwaukef'-: Wood !0-~1 cmd \! :.:r ) . ('lumng· 358 Los .'angeles 81 79 .506 17 112-l:l i vs llmbach \0-0f . f'r t19-14t and Tmw . 330 Blind 78 8~ .488 20 Chicago at S;m Fr<1n( ·1-.;co; ·~nd (;;mwl Cleveland 378 ;: ~:~~ Minnesota 78 82 .488 20 114·14 1 v<: . F:."'r·lle 11-11 or P1!1burgi1 ~12 000 000~ 5 g 1 302 Boston 70 90 .438 28 113 tiO . \·Jilwau~ ~" onn om 020~ 4 10 ~ 246 Handicap TOTAL zoao was h'mgt~n 62 98 .388 _36 H u. s t_o !l .at Los An!:!e l+'!\ ,' . ButJt'I'S S4ik ·61. Bork: 18 1 Wea I. Lost J Kansaii Cny 1 57 10.1 .356 40~ ~ John ~on 15 ~~~ \') . Mclit>41n •8! &l:l~ May "Schneid':: Ed's Auto Trim Frtday 8 ~«"suits •3-31 . 1 er. Braun (-n. t\el ley dl), Eil· J C'JI d ;ers !fB. Olivo 19) and E. Ba i·' 1 I_Ouly ~ames se_ht>d~lt"dl 348 L01 Angf'les 5 Mmnesota • . · .I an New York & Cleveland 2. mgt"!t t at llnr•inn<~IJ IE'y. Kolb ~5f. Winner~ Butt~n 234 M. Ca Vi llneyard al._t1more · M. R 10 Det~ojt 4, ni~~t Pit at Milwaukf'f' ; 2-2 1 Losn - Se hne idE'r (l-2). 371 F. Manlt-y ~~!cago 3 Kan Cify 2, twthght at Sl. Louis . I~ Hs- Allt:_y t6U!J.. CIPrnPnte 356 1 Chit'ago ~ Ke:~nsaS'_ City 4, night at Lrn~ Ange les ' 12th \. Aloll (9i h~. ·· 266 1 1 N. CfJIUns (-Dnly gaJn('s sChed uled ) at San ) - -- - 390 Handicap Saturday'5 Probable Pitclren Phila. 000 000 041}---- 4 8 3 FINO L.o\Rf;E OJAMONO 1963 TOTAL Cleveland at New ·York - Don- Cinci nati 100 \J02 noo- 3 4 0 1\.JOSOW 1l:Pt r- A 69.4 car<~t Won I , Loti I io~a•s ~ Beauty Sbop ovan l7-9) vs. Downing 113-8). Short. Roebuck \71 . B<Jid· diamond lla~ been found in a M Lehew 330 . 1Wash8ingolon at B~,stonb - O:m- Scl1un 8l and Dalrympl~ .soviet mioe at Mirny, the SoWalker le s 1 -1 ) vs. -'on ouquf>lte O'Toole. McCool 18l. Ellis 18J.i vtrt neiAIS agt.• ne.v Tass said Fri~ 266 P. Yowtg ~ (12-14 ).. . Jay 19f and CQ.ker. Winner - 1day. The la•gest dinmond found · J . Goodnite Detroit at Baltimore- AgUir~ Rot:!buck li;-3\. LoSt"r- McCooqthert · prev10u sly ~ was . SrS.t= 2119 1carats. ..... Wt'sceup , 74 re\{1&-10) vs. Bunker (19·5). (6-5) . . lvt " Cit Handicap 396 ansas Y at OlicagoTOTAL 2045 O'Dono£1lue (10-131 vs . Horfen Woo 3• Loit 1 112-9). h Los Anreles MinnesotaNOW... Ind. H~gh Game- P. Rous Brunet l2-2) vs. at Bciswe\1 !l..()J, ·S.· Amen<·an Lesgue I Fra ,cj~ ·o K.· l~d. Serle~ - rujh AngS:~~a~ts ;j~~:.~sutJI · Team ~:~!n~~t ~f'~i~~~~ P. Roush Los Team High Seriet _ : 2 745. • . Team Washington at Boston Team Higlt Se rles Natiooal Lea•ue 2 2122. e W L Pet GB -FF-TE_S _ T__ St. Louis 92. sS 0 .:J.I!.o Cincinnliti : 92 69 .571 ~ WASHINGTON (UP!l A Phlladelphla 91 70 ·.m 1'-1 wt!aJ)I)ns • related underg~u~d San Francisco 90 70 .563 % nuch:ar test was conducti!U Y Milwaukee 86 74 .538 6 80 80 .500 l2 the Atomic Energy Commission Pittsburgh (AEC) Fnday at Ks Nevada Los Ang•les 78 82 .41111 11 test site. . Chicago 74 86 .463 18 The AEC saJd flle test, the .-uston 66 94 .413 26 16th announced this year, was New York 52 108 .325 40 of '' low, intermediate yield ... " Friday's Results The blast was in the 20 to 200- Phila 4. CJncinnati 3, night kiloton range. A kiloton is equal Milw s Pitts 2, 1st, twi. 10 ins to about l.OOCl tons of TNT. 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Up Enrollment • wet ! Kit~psteln _ • · 'I~Oa'ni'Ad11t.·ap sin~!es entl~ II I MARRIAGE AppUCATIONll Billy Lee Wallace, :IS, Middlepoi;, dlstributor-botUing, a n d Nancy Sue SUtmper, 21, Middleport; BQI'!Dn AUee Hendrlek, Jr., 18, Cclumb111, \andseaper, and Brenda Carol Grate, 18, Barrl!IOOvlllt. gam~~ 1 I executiv~s. • .Ingot 1 i 1 Meigs Students airport large enough to accomodate small jet propelled eo · pany pWiot -that Industry will soon be 11$1 to transport !Is , Anteriea~ i \ ' The candidate urged local ell· !zeus to push programs to get roads bulft to join the proposed Appalachian highway to form a network of adequalr highways through the area as .8u aid to ' attract Industry. Nearly 40 men were in at· teodance along with Paul Sl· mon, Democratic candidate lor county commissioner, and Char· les Diehl, Democratic candidate for sheriff. The me;ttng was presided over by Don Mullen. I 1 IIOME HEATING 1 Line Srnr"s t!tts, All-Electric John Amon, 1 Neda J. Bndford, 8~'1 Brownell Aveq.ue, Middleport: Eva E. Brarillon, Reedsville; Henry E. Clel2iKI, Mulberry Hrights, Pomeroy ; Charles E. Clin.,., Route 2, Raclne; Mary J . HUI, Route 2. Racine ; Frances K . Long, Cheshire: Mary K. Long, 2 Main Street, Wilkesville ; James Neal, Box 113, Cheshire; Jack B. Peterson, Rutland : Dennis Saelens. 659 Broadway, 1 hddleport, and John T. Williams, Box 184, Syracuse, are among 198 new students enro!led in the freshman class of ! Rio Grande CollE"ge. : The total enrollment of the · Southeastern Ohio college is 503. Of Ibis, 260 11ve on-: J"m· pus. 19* are lull • lime lltu· dents U!le'9'en or more houn) who couirnute, and ~ are part· time Pl!onslon, lrlt-or night I ~n startlin~ I - ~Oetl.l6,1964-l o a es e ston • ' i Jackson BJan k~ Athens 14 n ~ "U I I ELECTROMODE I SentlneTl, Pomkt'rOY·Miwddlelpolrt, By GEORGh C. LANGFORD j game losing streak a~d. pre~ent single and Dal Maxvil, running stvred, but the incident wolle Los Angels 202 0011 . ,, .'i K ~ UPI Sporu Writer the Reds from regammg first !or Spiezio, scored from third up the Phalliell. In the next in· .Minnesota 000. flOtl W3 JO ! I Perplexed and stramed, Act· place. with what appeared to bo the ning Riehle Allen tripled home ' Newman, Kelso. 14• Clt _, S~g CmcinnaiJ .\ianager D1ck -The San Francisco Giants, tying run . two runs and Alex Johnsoo Logan increased ita winning Wefiston 1 -t-164, add out first / 81, AJtman 19) and Rurl~o:~r •;: Isler toda~ summ~ up the _in fourth place, moved to with- But under the rules, the ball drove in the decisive tally with streak lo 11 straight in two downed the host club. 10-'1. The K~at, S:teb1er !3), Perry I-H. most I_D3JOr lea.gue two of first by blank- hadt o go beyond the infield to a single. years Friday night by blank- game was marred by a !7), Dotter Uil ) and 1 P~~~ant race Ln ~rorr: m_g th~ Chicago Cu~ 0-9. The permit the runner to score and Cincinnati starter Jtm O'Toole ing a determined Wellston field as a resujt of a heav) Bouley Wmner-Kelso (~ Lu~ I U tell you I m gonna Glan!s ch~ces of tymg really since it did not the Cards were had an easy three-hitter until :iquad . 16-0. . . rain just before gamelime. i"'r-Kaat ll 7·11J . HRS-Killebrt'lf~ pack up my SUitcase OJ1 Sun- aren t so shtn the way the race denied the run. However Frank Thomas a pinchhitter Jt wa!l also the OueftamB Next werk. Logan plays Mid· I r49ihl, RodMers !41hl . day and bring it to the ball has been going. They must de· Brock's grounder was headed started the u.prising Kith 1 on~ lOth straight SEOAL triumph dleport . and Pomeroy takes on park be<;tuse . 1 won't know 1feat the 2ubi .in the final two directly ior Met shortstop Roy out single. covering • three-year period. Jackson in the bal!le of the l,level?nd !HI 000 000- 2 4 tl ~hether 1 m gomg tn San Fran- games, St. Louts must lose two McMillan when it hit Vargo. Startl Tr1plt Play .... This yf!ar. Logan Is 4.(}-0 unbeatens. 1\rw \ork 005 000 OOx - 5 1 1 c~i~o;, St. Louis or PhlladPI· and Cincln.nali one to ~roduce Jackson then retired Dick Groat Alex Johnson star led the ; overall, and remaine<l In first I Krahck. 18BeU (So ), John f5't. P · .. the fantasti~ four-':'ay tie. or. a fly to right and "ent on triple play in the fourth whiS'l cbange of sea· , place in the SEOAL with JackButch Davis. Jackson's 215- McMahon > and Azcue . -F'orf There is l~ilt a possibJli~y of A~d despite the natural d:a- Lo his third shutout and 12th he made a one·hanJ grab of , sons doesn 't mean a thlnJ. I son ,and Pomeroy with ~ 240 pound fuHba~·k . sparked thfl ·.;_7-6 1 ~nd Ho~ard. ~er-Kraa foorwa~ tJ~ In the Natwnal n.aucs, a dash of extra Spice victory against 18 losses. Deron Johnson's liner to left stUl bave unlforau to wasb! " m•mt. W~llston suffered JU; ~~- lronmen to tnetr fourth viclo· h k f12 7f. HR fresh (l,lth). Le~~e WI~ JUSt t~o days re- was added at St. Louis where Former : ardinal George Alt- threw to second to Jouble off __ 1ond stnught setba ck ugamst ry of Lhe .st!<:~~on Friday night . 010 210 000-- • S 8 mammg. The maJor leag!Jes an umpire got in the way of a man scored the winning run for Vada Pinson and Tony Ta ~ two wins. WHS i.!l 0·2-0 inside as they shut-out htgh!y regard- Dt-trorl never have had a three-way ground ball a~d at Clncin~ati New York in the third inning lor's relay to 'nrst baseman vrc J. Warner 428 I' the conference. ed Athen s 140 before a Lll,aei· :Bal!l.more 060 300 IOx:-10 6 0 dead heat, much less a four· where both benches emptied on 8 single by Ed Kranepool Power triple<. Frank Rollinson C. Krautter 360 Logan sr·ored firs! on a s.afe- ty crowd at Jackson ._ I ~parma; S~ale (2), Rakow 1 team deadl~k. over an all~gt!d beanball inci- after Altman had singled and Bob Bolin fanned 13 and al: H. Wolf 427 j ly last njght. TI1e Rockets Davis carried the ball 39 ~ a~d r reehan . Rob_erts, Had~1 But that •m probabl~ oonclu- dent. stolen second. off loser Bob towed three hlt.s in pitching the Handicap 246 1Faulkner "'·as duwned in the times for 168 yards dOd scored d ~ ~) ._~and .Lau. Wm~r:-RobD.IOD waa st11l a reality today Made A Threat Gibson G. t t 1 t T Hall TOTAL 2179 endzone arter a bad pass from both Jackson touchdowns on erts 13 11 · Losf'r-Sparma l5-e). afte r th. e mos t lmprobau'·Je, riOt~ . . . tan 3 o v c ory. om er HR S R H0 b 2B h The .lliDlJire. b~ boo came in eontributed 11is fourth borne Woo 3, Lnt • ct>nter on a punt attempl. short plungt!~- as the crippled ·1-. 1 HUlon r t I. D"emet· OU.!I rught yet In the frantic the .e1ghth mnmg when the HJt By Pitdt run in four game• for the Rolland Fu.rnJturt Logan too:~ the ensuing free Bulldogs suffered their first de-er ZlmJ . linal week. Cardinals . made their only Sisler said the turning point mants. N. Floyd 391 kick. and drove 48 yards in feat of the sea~on . I Brea.k Losing Streak threat agamst the M~t!' little in the Red 8 loss, which ~ept Ru sty Staub homered and · P. Carson :!34 1l plays, wlth Jim. Brandt ~ Jackson too~ the openinJi: ~J.q gi:lm~.1f _ 010 010 -The 10th-place New York l~fly, Al J1wkson. who a11ov.ed ]· them a half game behind the Sonnv Jackson added thr·e C. Blark 288 "c-oring from thf' fh·e That _kic koff and eonsumPd ne::~rlv 10 . "ns.:.~ r ty 000-21 f c r. ('.anun . OlO ?I)() OOx 'l a n Mets broke a n el ght geme Ios [JVe h't ·,j 1 s,-. Cardmals and one game ahead I sing l~s in Houston's 6-1 triumph 1:16 I mad~ tt 8-0 wlth 4 J8 left 1n mmu1es ot pla vJn,.; t1nre ' m I 11r'ago . 'l 5 1 ~· ~. streak and defeated . the The Cards loaded the bases of the Phlls. come in the sev- over the Los Angeles Dodgers. I V. Gratt' Jfll 1the p~riod. driving 78 \'ards . to st>nd U:1v 1s _San!t<lg(• Wyalf ( I, _f:lows.7 St. Lou1.s Can.hnals after. two. were out ?n . when Leon Cardena 3 was !The Pit:sburgh Pirates asd 4:l8 . In the thin penod, '\hke :smashing ti1e final one vard to 1 1' ' 0 Duncan _ Ptzarro, .. . . . . by pmchhrttf'.r Ed Sptezto, Cur· hlt a pttch from Chri" Short. 1 Milwaukee Braves split a dou- · :NI08 :\1ussman fumbled a Lo~!ln srnre " 1 w m .~ and Carreon. Mar-. ,The ff Phll_ Flood and_ a grounder by Lou I Both benl'hes em pt'tcd O"to lbleheader wo'th the Braves wo·n_r punt on his own 20-vard line _ .Th.IS- !iO d s t 00 k up. unitl'lln 161. \\·mm~r Pi'!arro (19-S). 1 PU-Iled th adel_phm. th d t Phililes t ·1 1Won d Ho_. Los_t S , 1 " If' a l.o~Pr-Sanlt dgo ( 1!--6 of • o eJr Jr. npe play ~rock , Which struck umpr rr F:d 1 the field wh~ 11 Cardenas sta rted ning 3_2 in 10 innings, tht!n lmr l n ~gh Lame- D. Clnrk. Steve ~'hlwt!ry recovered on wtth 3 t5 I..Jt in the gam e, !lrtd ~ <Ullf' l · th~ season,_ rallied [or four Vargo, who was racing to get tnward the Phii:Jdelphia left- ing S-4 in thf' nlghtcapt 0 end , A. Hunmng. bot.h lli7 . the WHS six for Logan. 1Artwns h:tllt>d on !ronrnen dl'l· K.cms.21~ Crt y 3 4 11 ledn the and lout of the way. ll was ruled a jhander. Order was qui ckly re- liheir eight-game winnig streak 1 lnd High Senes - D. Clark George Hum mel htt fot· four. \If' on the Btdldog two-meh Cl 1 :,o- 5 10 01 e eat tht! Cmcmnat1 Reds 4- ~ --- · WI . i then Di le Brerming two. Bren linf' On tht' iir~l plar flii :Jrlf'r· ~~·<r)<'o B .:- d i3 to break their disastrous JO. I t Team High Game - Team ning fumbled Ill the endzone I back Dit:k '\darn~ .,.,:Cl :-1 li,;rklf'd 11 r::IJ~<;f'~· j owsd1tel B•5l , Siotk No I 71 3 rwilh Mow : ry and Hummel re: in the end zone bj t'nd Tr d ,.,.',oil l ' .ltv.ar :>,\'"ryan tGJ . T ' h s . • . earn H og • eroes - s·omon 's ·I cove rong. Hummel was credited . Wollord tor a Lwopoont sal<·ly . d!· r~" 'l'i ,· lt'r,..•b I · \ Jlflelm . . ( 9) Mkt .L99l I ·h d . I · <HI :v1ar 111 "mner - Wilhelm • · · Wit the toL..:h, own, and It was Following the !'rae ktck h\' 1 I" 9 1 1 s k ro-.11. • ...oser-. tot: CITY LEA. GUS "!i · -0 Bar WOMEN 'S SUNDAY I.EAGUE .'1 14-0. John ua~~er passed to , Attwns . tJJe undeft'<tt ed Iron· (Jn lv g:Dnlf's ~hedult'd ~ I . Forest Run Bl()(•k Brandt to comp\t'te the game's . men. ground ou t 60 ~ard:o; with . ."iatiunal League Blmd 420 Blind Co.IIO lseormg.. . . ' 0<H'lS bl<-l'itlng tile ftn<~l ~f'V ('l) .\ kw Yi!rK ()01 000 0111J--- 1 •• WAlker ~ellston .drove to tl'lt' Logan yard,<; 10 !icore wrth jiJS! ;e\ <;l'f'· St !.outs 000 000 (1()()..... (I ~ J 527 103 VCf LOS AN0ELF:~ OJPli - They b~r of 1963 and were rather Lohse 491 cd~. i~~~~~~~:~ 347 112 . m t~l~ lmal perJOd , but the onds left to play._ .l~ck,un •11· 16) and Gonder. 0 The Spyglm staff, school WASBINGTON (UP!) - The Lomb, board cbllnnu ol newspaper of Rutland Hillh dlalimln ol the Senalr odmmlt· SelborllDC Rallber Co., told school, is announced by Princiw investigating Bobby Baker the IDDual eoDventloa of tbe charied today that Republicans loterutiODIII Assoclatlon ol pal James Vennari. want to keep the case alive to personnel Ia Employmeon& SeEditor, Suzy Parker: Feature give GOP presidential candi· eurUy that ••economists, edl~ Ed itors, Barbara Williams and date Barry M. Goldwater some- torlal wrl&ers and busi~s• Barbara Carter; Society Edithing to talk about. mea bave ridden tbls bone tors. Julia Lucas, Llnda ChapChainnan B. Everett Jordan, ratber effectively tor 1 aurn- mend and Saundra Dean. D·N.C., of the rules committee ber of yean. "I reckon 1f Sports Editors, Vanity, Suzy told -porters. "; ··we a.otiee tbat appllaoee1, -t thl! cleared up Gold· tlrtl, pIa11k!1 anu --• many otb• Parker; Reserve, Larry Rupe; th·y .. .~ wouldn't have anythlnl W't er produetl teD 1or u mucb Junior High, LeRoy Pope. •·lk aboUt." Class Reporters - Senior to .... u 11 or "J) per ~lit 1e11 thao JIJI'(ian made his statement ln 19571 eveo though wage ill class, Tom Hysell; Junior class as the committee completed thole ume induatrles ioerea•· Jane Lucas; Sophomore class, two ~ days of bearings on pre- e41 by mucb more &ban u per Lily Imboden, Freshman class, liminarlea dealing with the lat· eeat lD the selBe period." Gloria Thompson. est charges against Baker. Lamb ltatfit Special Reporters - FHA. Susen. ,John J. Williams. R-Del., san Gr\mm; Band, Jim White; chaU;ed that builder Matthew •••••••••••••••••••••• Glee Club. Jean Tillis; Student H. McCloskey made a $3~.000 Council. David Peterson. "kickback" after receiving the Metes Memorial Hospital Fun Page, Beverly Forbes. contract for construction of . th!' ADMISSIONS _ Esta Howell, Sally Williams, and R o be r t District of .columb.Ja Stadmm. Pomeroy; Hilda Boggess, Ra~ Mill~r; Small Ta.lk. Three .Me~n Williams sa1d McCloskey sent cine; Ella La Rue, Dexter : DevilS: Art Ed1tors, LatJSChia the _money to lnsurance agent, Joan Durst, Pt. Pleasant; Aud- 1Cates, Cht'cyl Long and Ray Don B. Reynolds who funneled ria Jeffers, Minersville; Mrs. Alkire. (Others to be named $25,000 to ~aker for use ~~ the Roy Howell Middleport · Mae later). 1960 Kenne?y-Johnson prestden· Ketchka, Po,meroy; 'Goldie Business and Circulalion Mantia\ campatgn. Story Pomeroy. ager, Nancy Pope; and Faculty sen. John Sherman Cooper, ' Advisor, Martha Ohlinger. R-Ky ., the only Hepublican who DISCHARGES - Hetty Capeattended the hearings, said he harl, Pomeroy. CatamO:Unt, cougar, mounwould ask the commitLee to call BIRTHS- Mr. and MrS . Roy tain lion, p~;~inter , panther and Baker , ~1cCloskey, Reynolds, Howell, a son; Mr. and Mrs. puma are all names for the Williams and Witliam N. Me· Charles Mugroge, Racine, a son ,same animal. Leod. former clerk of the · Hmise District Committ~. Cooper said hearings for the key -witnesse:o; should begin near the t-nd of next week. He said he would formally propuse ca_lllng the witnesses at a comnut· tee hearing Monday. ilyogan ALLSTARS CAROUNA lUMB~R . • and Supply Co. Pho•no %0 Opp.. B & 0 Dopot Pt......_ Bud:~ot Torm•-Cnh I. Corry-C..h & DeiMiry .- •··. '· . . �. .... ·-··· ···· ·· ···- .... -· ······· ···-····· 1"11111 !reeover) ..• .. 1 1"11111 (IAol) . . . • • . I I !'lew In Farming Dally SenUneL Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 3, 1964---5 I Peallll• . .•. . . . . . • 5I l'aDII . . . . • (' lor UO) !I lor It%) POMEROY Blackwood Farm Using Beef Cattle Production Testing Program TC YDS. AV. SwiDdeD •••. •. • 17 Smllll . .•• •. ••• 1C Ill u II 1.7 J..,eD . . . . . . . . . . I ·I ·I ' U Porter .... .•.... I MIDDLEPORT A. Wallaee . . . . . I 31 U B. Wallace . . • . . U Moore . .. ....... Z C7 8.5 R. Bauer . . •. . . 13 61 % I 1.8 Rutland Tie 0 -0 BY C. E. BLAKESLEE County El:l. A&eul Alficllltare Production testing of beef cattle Is another one of the educational programs or tools, avail· able to Melgs cDUnty beef cattle producers. Durlng the past week W. W. Wharton, Extension Speclallst, Animal Science, at Ohio State University was In Meigs county assisting Lloyd Blackwood in completing his records on production testing of his calt crop for the past seaon. Mr. Blackwood Js the only Meigs county producer now on the pl'<lduction test. several years ago the Williams Colllns herd was on test but this herd is no longer in production. The Ohio Beef Cattle Production testing program ls designed to assist beef cattlemen to realize more profit from their herds. It Is a new approach ot improveing tbe quantity and quality of Ohio beef c a t t 1e through breeding selections. To do this, the progeny of the herd was evaluated on an lndl· vidual buis. For such an evaluation, conalderation must be given to (I) abWty to gain; 12) bodv canfirmatton, (3) milking and. mothering ability, <4) quality, (5) efficJency of gain, New Holland EQUIPMENT (forage BEEF PRODUCTION TEST TECHNIQUES - W. W. Wharton in the western style hat, Extension Livestock specialist' of Ohio State Univer.;ity. IS in two of the pi_c· tures above with Lloyd Blackwood. In one they are m front of empty iCales, in the other with <1 calf on t h e scalt>s. Weight becomes an important factor in ~stablinh­ ing the single number "index" allotted an ammal. The pastoral scene in the third picture is a part of the Black· wood beef herd . and <6) carcass desi rability. The way to incorporate these characteristics, making t h e greatest contribution to tuta1 herd income, i.s by the u~ of a "Selection Index." This index provWes a single figure by which the quality an~ quantity of an animal can be combined and then compared for replacement and calling pur· poses. The producer must, however. consider and evaluate both qua ntity a nd quality separate - COMPLETE e BUNK BEDS _ $59 !NN!ISPIING eMATIRESS _ $24 BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT. D. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Office Hours; 9 to 12, 2 to 6 (Close at Noon OD Tbur.~ - East Court St., Pomeroy COLOR TV Showing the New 1965 ONE DAY SERVICE ON SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S LAUNDRYI:IRY CLEANING WY 2-5421 POMEROY I} EASY TERMS on the sex of the ani· mals. whether they were creep Equipment) fed or not, and adjustment fac· tors are made based on the age breeder to compare the per· bull has sired a rea!:onnaof dam, sex of cal!, and season formance of Individual calves, nurnbtr of calves and all of birth . the hreeding value of sires used , I have had an equal opp~r I On Our Exclusive It must be pointed uut that cow performance, anc' the per· tunily to be ma ted to CO\'·S wh1ch · these records are solely for the formance of his cattle with the alike. us~ of the in~i ~rldual herd own· average performance of other The Agricultural er. They are his confldenli<ll pro- breeders in the program . Dif· ' and the DcpartmPnl perty and solely for hts . use . ferences in mflnagement will Anima l Science of Ohio Any use the herd owner w1shes present extremely accurate University will summarlte to make of them will be his d~· comparisons between h':'rds. records. Thp summary will cision . Because the data ar':' adjust- inform ation on individual Each participating breeder ed to a common basP., it is eas- tkept confidential ) i? reloti<>n will be furnished the following ier for the breeder to make all other herds bemg tested informaiton annually: (1) Per· these comparisons without hav· wit~n the individual's breed formance record of each calf ing to take into consideration It w11l be sent to the in his herd. the difference due o\ sex, sea· whenever all te!lted (21 Average performance of :.:011 or birth. or age of the sow. a~. compl~ted . SALES all calves by each sire. The best estimate o( thl'_ fu· Produ . 10n t~stlng of cattl~: Spring An. <31 Summan: of cow r>erfor- ture performance of an amma! . 1t is beef, or 1dairy. Pomeroy 1 o1 1 1 h mance since ~nterin~ the pro- Is his past perfo:mance· :r:;'~co~r~;d~' l io:;_:o~t~e~r_..:;l)~·pe~,: < ~o::_;a~n~m:O'~'_:":_:=======~ u-r:.~m . therefore, the lw ~der should D 14) A ~ ummary within breeds use the records In · 1 There i~ slightly less _Perfec· f ·11 ttl tested in the state his herd repln cements. Com· tion in th1s grade than m th e dor _a cha e parison of the · value NOT JUST A LOAN t e current y~ar. Athens·Meig! rancy group. The cow! are good urmg Th. . f tion enables the of sires is legitima!e when l Y ll-1682-WY 2-5270 -BUT to be retaJned In pure·l,.-,;;;:';:.'.;';:.";;:';;rm.;:.;,•;;_:..::~~------------~-----="-"'"" DICK STERRET Building or buying a house? de. A Pennsylvania Sliltc Un!· y 0 u r ersity study of 100 . farm .r~ £?1· ramlly's future needs, plan It lies con~idered fam1 ly actl'lltles I ted t0 1 around Mother. and how they re 3 muse Research show! that her ac-- arrangments and use of spac~. tivities change -nore than any In _th_~ study, the ~omemaker 8 other famUy .nember, and she activJJtes cha~ged more than performs the greatest amount any other family ~emb~rs. For of work in the home . example, the family With pre· Families and individuals vary school children had the greatest · r r "t · th \!fet~tly but most familles fol- concentraticn ') ac 1" 1 Y 10 e ~w a g'eneral pattern of how work area of the home -most Most of they use space In their homes 0 f 1"I 'mvo lVI·ng Mother . · .hroughout the family life cy~ her day was spc~t m food o~er-....:.--~ ations - planmng, preparmg, and cleaning up alter meals- Additional storage is needed and child care. So the Mother for leisure time activities of with pre-school children needs all family members.- A study CINCINNATI (UPl) a kitchen with space for care space with adequate light also Cattle: 300. calves: 100. Scat- and supervision of small cbild- is needed for each child. tered sales alaught..r classes ren or a combination kitchen ~ about steady in cleanup trade. famlly"l'!iom or ·kltr!ll!n · ·dtnfne The all ~ adul• 'family finds Mother still busy With rood Few loads high chol'< with room. preparation, which accounts for moderate end prime 1210 lb She also needs a view of the one-third of her time. Still steers 18.10, load mosUy choice play area from her work area. 1184 lb 25.50, coople lots high Pre-school children two to five more itme is spent on leisure actJvitl~s. but the pressure good and low chol"' 950-1000 lb years old spend four times as for space has decreased. Now 25, part load mixed nigh good much time outdoors as Moth· she need not put hobby materand choice 765 lb ...uers 23, er. Storage for wraps and toys Ials away after each use. The cows 10.50-14, bull 17.50, few used outside is needed near family now needs to consider outter and uUUiy 11·16, Umlted the family entrance. a downstairs bedroom and bath sales vealertt steady, few choice in anticipation of senior years House planning becomes more !li-30, good 22-26, standard 17·22. of a family illness if they live The Thursday feeder auction involved whet'l the family is in in a two · story house. cleared 931 head; bulk receipts in the overlapping period with In all stages, the laundry standard to low cbolce steers pre-school and school age childequipment is more convenient and betfers, calves anC year- ren. Then the family must proif located on the first floor. lings, larger showing choice vide activity and study space Families need U)l"look at:Jcad 100-6110 lb calv .., demand good for school age children. Bedat future needs and wants ra· ! lor high ~.., and choice feed· room& become more 1mportant ther than back at what the I ers but narrow on standard and family needed or wanted In the lo~ good, hlgb good """ choice 500'100 lb heifers 16.50.18.50, past. short yearl.Lns !teen, heifers few hi&1J. · ctJ,oice ~ort yearling:~~ ~nd calves steady to strong, !8.1!0-IW.75, good 14.40-16.75, instances 25-50 centa higher 011 ,tandard 12-14.50, utility 10.1!0chotce calves, other feedera 12, few heaa high choke 225150 steady to weak, part loat.i choice lb steer calves 24.50-25, other 100 lb 'teen showing f]l'aln choice calves 20.21>23.50, high ieedlng 19.80, 110me choice good and choice t8.50-19JO, 1 oround 825 lbs 19, few Iota good • 17·1&.:16, standar<t 14-16. good and choice 750-1150 lb !8.711- choice heifer calves 17.75-19.50, 1 1•.25, cholee 1100-750 ib lt.SO- high good and choice 16.50-17.75,[ 20.75, high good and cho1ce alllndard l;-14.25. JB.75·19.75, good 16.75-ls.so, f"" . high good 18.7i, alantlard 14- Sheep: 100. Not enough fresb 18.50, uWity 12.70-13.70, choice receipts lo test trend. NOW PURCHASE PLAN! Fulton-Thompson TRACTOR 5 OVER-All FINANCING THROUGH ASSOCIATION "F.:trm Loans > Morris Equipment Co. Market Report Models JWM 18ft. Combination STARTS MONDAY Frost Free, FREEZER-REFRIGERATOR oa. s ~ 23 cu. ft. CHEST FREEZER Regularly $265 eo, 75, and 100 WATT SAVE NOW! Unico Low BoY Gl•u.-llned Elec. Water Heater 52 G•Uon INSULATED iNNERWEAR SUIT 'i9·90 Floating De-Icer lP5 NATURE I 11oa -.:nnutrlent requl ... •:--=:..= ovl<o The people's • choace··· 399·95 ~=... PRICIIS nARTAT •• WITH PHILCO ON& YEAR COLGR TV WARRANTY • • Associated Radio' TV (WITH MILLER MAYTAGI Herr;: ;l. Mllrei ' - WY 2-3635 arii FREEZER .... 15.75 12·49 --~-=-'"""' OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES .' . ' ... ~ ' Phodt WY"2·2161 Minersville, ....... . . Ohio 49c each Personal Safe R;;!"__ 79·90 Meigs Equipment Company • Rnr Melp Gener1l Hotp. WY 2-2176 Pomeroy E. OUR LOCATION-We're located on E11t Mall\ St., (Route 7), In tho upper and of Pomaroy, above tho High SciMol Look for the IIG LANDMARit SIGN on th. loft, YOU CAN CALL US COLLECT WY 2·2181. - · ~ · ' '" "'• '' " "'• .... •·'"'" T ... ,. •• $17S Ro\Y.O.VAC NITEHAWK LANIIRN OPEN TIL 9 PM MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 51'\39 .L 10 LBS CHAIN $2.57 POMEROY Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Main St. WY 2-2181 Sl65.00 ." ,.... TOW SERVING MEIGS, MASON •nd GALLIA COUNTIE~ "'Ill REGULAR CO-OP LOW SUDS DETERGENT SPAkl{ PLUGS "S...try''-Workl'• L11rv••t Selling IOUIID FLOCK HEALTH =~~~~-= f Unlco 20 r.u. fl. UPRIGHT ••If -.. . -· _., ·-·-=1•!1, FIIIIIFORM SIZE -w~ ~·r:~-; Regularly 17.25 Stock T1nk Smllh·Corona Flgurem1tlc ONLY BY $377 15c SHOP AND Battery McCULLOCH • Mach'1ne Pluo~scr..5.07r ..Fod 180 CHAIN SAW Add 1ng of thl 110rld'1 molt popuflf cbabl IIWI. Hoadla IIPL Cob uay. Mllkoa Ilion worfl of hnd durtar. prunlnL flltwood cuttlif, Tabs bilfl up to 24" • well '' McCullodt [arth Drill, Bnrthmttr and Wtedculter ltttchmtnts .. RACINE, 0. Unlco RFD Truck 1nu Tr•c:tor 6 Volt Rog. $14.99 _ _ _ __ aw powtr It • eltain ww price from the manuflctunr iJy FARM i':RS" YOU'LL FIND MORE BARGAINS THAN THE AUTUMN LEAVES! Utility Heater Hart'l bll dlaln for FARMERS \.AND MARK fiten Milk HouM 1nd * RIVALED 214 E. MAIN Harvesting ly berore Incorporating them into an overall index. Last week on the Blackwood Farm loc-Ated in the Sumner area Mr. Wharton assisted Blackwood in seeing that the calves were weighed Mr. Hor· Lon then gave an individual grade on each calf. This grade is a numerical value whi ch ranges from 0 to 17. Animals with a numerical grade value of 15 16, or 17 are the group 'we · nonnally consider as fancy. The group ranging 12, and 14 are usually considered cholce. This choice group is consid· ered the practical top of com · mercia! cattle. These ani· mals are excellent In conform· ation and type with desirable breed characteristics, skeleton structure and quality. The top of the grade repre· sents the best of commercial ~ce the schOO"l - age child bulls, and the low end, of pure wJtl ~a rr~ on. Ius personal bred herd bulls. AU heifers groommg m th1s area. grading 12 or above may be retalned for breeding stock. The The homemaker with all lower numbers are assigned school age children finds the the good, medium, and comhouo;e most crowded during group:~~ . This numerical SALES ·SERVICE the after - school hours. Moth· of the type designation is Ill 1 0: I er's major activities now aJ:e 1,;rnpiJ one of the items consldfood operation and leisure. (The 1' in whether an animal rese · .archers "las". ed as leisure h d '" -o should be retained in a er or these activiUe!!! - watching TV be better removed . PHONE WI 9-3202 relaxing. reading, hobbies, PEARL STREET entertaining - most of it in~ In addition to weights a n d formal.) Ig~""'. information is ~..,=,...., If ycu want to meet eSOFA BEDS _ $55 IJ I BUY YOUR Plan Your Next House Around Mother's Needs AT BAKERS Wlfl llu • nluallll IIIII to breeders. OOiy u • b...., to iiDpnft lbe ~ ductiun leveJ of hit' Uvatock ean he continue to make advance~ · in his chOAen ftiW. The production tootilll ,.. gram is oow ava1Jable in MeJgl county to any prod.-- of beef sheep. or dairy collie. f'urther informatlOI'I ma7 be tifl·ur':'d from the County Extension of! ice . ..... IUNa&AM STIAMO DRY IRON Solo Price _ $9.97 Prloo- FUZZY GLOVES 39C . -'" _....... SAVE ON THINGS YOU NEED FOR FALL& WINTB ... . . ....., .... , ,·, . ,_ .,'' ~-- - -·· · · .,., _ --·.··-··· .1m ' ~~ �. I ' ..' ' . ' .' . . . . . . . .. . ···· -· ......... ~ .... _,._ ... . - -- . ... - I ~Daily ,----------,1 WANT AD 0....,...,... - OF IL, iM1 IM:tnr01 f"UOUoaQ~ DMGllnt trOll A.. Ill QUALITY CANCA.U. rlONI •.11111 ... De .. Pullllo.delt. IIJI;OUl.o&t'tU~ ft. p!a.IIIWb• _ , . .... l.bt IUal ..., .at or fldK' .at iWb dNmed <~bjeot!,...ble lrr'ort ehoa'\d t.. Npaftw.t m. .w ~ ~ ANTIQ IT By Mrs, Herbert Roub OHIO frldey eveninR. Sept 2l, the Happy Hustler< Sunday School 1Class of the Methodist Church a six o'clock dinner m the church anne> Guests of U Y• MUST BE SOLD! 10 1 6tp 1962 Volkswagen 2-Door RADIATOR l $1499 Dt>lliXt> nny\ ;r;m, ~ ood !tr(' s_ h~· ~tt•r, gt'e'f'n fmi sh ~ 1960 Rambler Classic Wagon ---,-- $899 Televisioll Revue Society Notes Guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Chiklre" were Mr. and Mr!. Everette Tredwav and family, MNJ. Bud K1ncaide and children, Mrs. Wood· 1 1 %;:~~;:~:"·'~ mission - Real Estate For Sale at I' Mr . and Mrs . John Rowe and the were Dr. and family moved from the Ross and Local owner. 6 cyl. , Standard traos., rHdio, h~ater . clean ... 'llilp~ Ad ln'w'l• 1 ~1rs 1._ L Rousl1 , Htw and Norm resJdence to tt1e Ther· inside and out • O.ll ... lnll'd ~ruMrs . Arthur Stitt, Htv. and on Johnson farm . Mr . and Mrs. HOMF.SfTE , approximately 21 l(lnlmiUII ct.u•• CIU ceP'lJ Cent. poll ..... ~ r.., ..,.,._ Mrs. John Early, Rev _ and ; F'ranklin R(Jbinscin will occupy , acres. gnod sprmg on proper llet!Qtt't'e (Juerttn... 1:•trs Freeland Norris and Rev lthe how~tt vac-ated by thE' ty. lots CJf shade trees, locatlfqr, OIUOUBI on peMI . . . .,.._ IHif IIM'Id wt"'t• 10 de,... iand Mrs. H. L. McDaniel. Howes. ed on U. S. 33 near !A&D OJ' L' l:iAN~ • OW'l'l.o OPEN EVES. 7o00 P.M. Sprlngs r~aiqtround . $2,500. H. Mrs. Mina Lewis is 8 ml'di· Recent gul:'sts of Mr. and ~ .l .U fOJ &. ..,rei miD tmiD'II . fiKb 'tlldltiOIW wanl h POMEROY , OHIO were Mr. A. lo~inlaw , WY 2-2975. 10.3-tfc cal pulient at Mt!igs General Mrs . Ear IY Roush Oft"lC!a 8UUU hospilal. and Mrs. Herschel Pickens of e.ao A. IlL • ~.oo r • - Ot.tb f,aau'c:la,J--41:liiD " • .... IJI,oo ....,., Detroit, M1ch. --------------------! ! IWUSF: for sale. Harrisonville. & ...... II() ~'W For Rent For Sale 1 Mr. Verne Watterson was takThe annual r.eunion was ht>lf. l bedrooms and bath. Make ro rt.A.La " --------- 1 Apply en to Holzer hospital last week. at the homP of _\\onte Qu11 I.UUl.T PaOUUClNO ofier. SH 2-5468. 9 24 12tc 1Uift &t> , . len of Relpre Sunday . Tlmse [l l ~ Duplex, 3 bedrooms . Sugar AUCTION: Thursday, October I Mr. ana Mrs: Harry Curhs tending included Mr . and Mn Run area. Pomeroy . Phone 8th at 1:00 p.m.. 6 miles eas1 PHON& WY 2-2157 Beat The Rush :O'OH SALE -'\.1idr11epurl's tallQl !wrre honored w1th a dmner at .Earlv Roush Mrs Etta Shields 10 2 tfc of Pomeroy , 0. Follow Rt. WY 2·3U18 est building. Located 352 N lhe M~rlJn ~eslaurant ~unday 1 Mr. ·and Mr~ . Pete Shields anG 1 1-----------'j_RMtB{ - - - - ·- --- 12-1 to Is! road to left after Second Street, Miadleport o~:.ervmg th~ir 50th we?dm_g a_n- Mollie, Larry, Marie Fisher, -----.,---,..-,--- ITR . lot. 790 Maple St. passing lht Milplewood Lake. Priced lor quid: b8l£ lnmversary With all the1r fam1ly 1 u .1 , Clarence ~'tlields. FASTEST & BEST Card of Thanks Middleport . Due to other emp loyment I I 1~ 1 r . onu . 1rs. WY22156 t . excep I th. Bb l. Mr. ' H quire at Ohio otel. • pres~ e1r son, o , and Mrs. Randall Roberts 10 2 3tc mu~t ~ell: Holstein - Jer- ~ RADIATOR SERVICE 10 If. Uc who IS m Navy and unable tG I and Todd and Leslie, Steve Yn SINCERE thank ~ Words arc IHilF:lo: and tour ro~>'11 furn •o:: he sey cow, just fresh. Holstein - - - - - - - --~-- 1 come. They attended morn- 1k M A b Hill and Philip • . h. . th er, rs. . o . an~-""" ......._ eow J·ust fresh . Holstein heif· inadequate to express to my ed and • -•·-'-hed www:t IN THE AREA. HOME for rent in Pomeroy • )l?.g wBors ~p sCehrvu:eh at th e Pat .and Jay. numerous friends my grati- mcnts WY 24134 12 6 t:fc er JUSt fresh , calfhood vacci- ~· rooms and bath. WY 2-3575 Instructions Irst apust urc toge er, ~~ V . C lg and Sherry -nated . Hnls1ein heifer to fresh. I d. M d M W It n rs. era ra d d tude for the Birth ay car s. r:ooiiR - roo-m . furn 1:sh:d - - apartme u mg r. an rs. a er and Keith of Syracuse, spent :r · r ' en in Dec., JI head heifers. - - -- - -- - U. I . CIVIL IERVICI TESTS! W~lls and sons, .Danny and Sunday with her parents, Mr . letters, and visitors dunng ment Phone WY 2-3658 2 · th e hospi·1 a 1 ranging Irom 10 months to my slay here m 11 241 lfc M1ke, dof Washmgton C.Cu H.. M~n .om•n. 18-6i. Start M . . and Mrs . Fl oy d Norr·1, . years, calfhood vaccinated. at Nelsonville, Ohio. M a y ~ __ _ _ uo:a.oo a weet. P~aton r. an Mrs. Richard rus M d M L d !e ., ~ .,, ' ' ••"' •• ,..,,. . I '"""'""';· ,,d d ht Sh . f P t r. an rs. arry 8 a g Y God Bless }"OU all. Wilbur ~~oR RENT, modern ,.~·,~~:::: [ All cattle raised on farm. 2 "P~., e:"''me~:~ce u110a11> an aug er, ern a as· of Colwnbus and Mrs. Ada •lll'l' I'IU:I mrnn:~:~atlnn n · jOlla kala, Mr. and Mrs . Tom Curtis . M Bi!sell. six rooms and bath. 1 vurr~;,- unit milke1, 4 can cooler, milk b d f - 2· e room rame .alaMea ~· ''"emflrl.a wnt• ~n"' Norris spent Sunday with r. town kitchen, tile flool. to- cans, side dresser for Farmal & Main St. 1 <~lUIIe addnJn am'l phone of Mmersvlile, Mr. and Mrs. d M E In Gl·-kner and home' With nice bath and rtYin Lllleol11 &erncre Bn ao. nu. R0 R'ffl 0 f Mldd! rt d an rs. rw v=. Cated at 136 Lincotn-rd Call R. culti~ators, Allis kitchen, automatic hot air OaiJJo Senttnt.el · Y 1 e epo an f -1 Notice WY 2_3020 _ li 29 tfc ers tractor with 2 row. w:~·~~ 1 '~=========""1 heating, full basement, 501i"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijj Mrs. Oma Montgomery, local. a~•r;.· Edna Roush, Mrs. Eld· pkker, chair saw, log chaim 11 -MENMt r. adndf Mrths. Floyd kFar_rtah on Kelsey, Kenny and Sherry, and many items not listed. TRANSMISSION Salvage ~onl-1 foot lol in good neighborhooct. Help Wanted .:...._ Long ~rm financing available GET A MAN'S JOBII re ~rne rom ree wee s WI spent Sunday with Mr . and Mrs _ pany. Repairing all makes. Harold Gooddard & Son,__Au~­ wilh no down payment. OpuatJnr bulldoEen, rratlera, dru their son a~ daughter in Mex· Howard Roush and Faye al SEE THE NEW ~ •1tomatic and standard transtionters, Phone Bartlett, 0 rimoi·ll lnne•. backhoe• and K:raper.!. l!!lrtl JCO and Florida LOOKING FOR UCURE P missions. Electric welding. Monthly payments on .np w11ru. we wJJI tnln you on M d M · h h Antiquity. 2311 Eugene Holter, owner, JOB? •ur equipment. VA appro•ed ror r.. an rs. Jo n Hay urst Marsha Moran spent a week Pal, with interest, taxes and ·uu Phone WY 2~173. Racine, Ohio, - Phone_ ~Vl rt~sldnt traJnini. WMt.' f C t00 t I d 0 . r-.-atll ror o 1. Cl'l'f) servl~ ~-- 9-.1721. insuranr.e will be $53.40 oer ASSOClATED an spen Severa ~ys end recently with Faye Roush 9 24 tfe . $1110 OU1 ld \JPtler ln•tructlon e~alll - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - month. • HEAV~tll~Q~P~ A~-HOOU With Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hlll· M d M Early Roush ttcatlnn UneolD li•rvtc• ~r.u•r. I nl\JJ<"' LIGHT HAULING or POMEROY - 6 room stucco Columbu•. Ohio d~re. Mrs. ~ussn Galbreath of an/·M~~. Ett~s. Shields visited !ld t11411 1.....~ .... HALF of 2 yr. old beef. water home. rspanish Mission arch-T==========:'I L_lttle Hockmg . was an over· several days at White Sulphur Soe James Hollon, one ml·le hauling. Phone WY 2-6222. mght guest Fr~day and Sun ---.,...---:---- - ~ , tecture), oak floon, d · .' .. to' · Springs and Gettysburg ann Male Help Wanted off Rt. 1 on fl<tcine • Chester 9 24 30tp doors and windows, forced hot Auto Salea ay even10g v1s1 rs were called on Mr. and Mrs. Casto, 10-- 3·3tc lfEATlNG, Plumbing. Mueller air heating, full · Ro<1d. Mr. and Mrs_. Bob Byer and parents of the Rev. Pearl CasTruck Drivers Wanted! Famaee~t. Arnold Brotbf:n. with garage. Large lot land· TRUCKS- 1962 Inter-In~~~~~~ of _M,Iddleport and Mr. to, former pastor of the Metho· POMEROY, 0 1 EAperienc•d or . AKC Basset Pup, very nice. hB East MaiD Street, Pom- zcaped with shrubbery an( national, 1948 Jnternational,l':mu Mrs. W1lham Me Kelvey of dist church here. ~:::;:::;~;--;--:-::=::;~ ln8JI.perienud For Long Reasonable. 1953 Chevrolet, 4 uoy. PbOile WY z..uca. flowers . Extra lot with -~ew 1953 Dodge. Leo Morris, SH 2- Portland. Mr. and Mn. Roy Buck and Di•tann Hauls Write door eoupe - $125. 1953 7 20 tfc 2 car garage. An 4648. I() ~ 6tp Gpu~skts of Mr. and ~rs . Har· Pam spent 8 weekend with Mr. MAYFLOWER TRANSIT role! panel truck. $150. Both buy "t $16~oooo ry I(' ens were relatives from d M n. B gl of Col CHIC KEN Barbecue on the · · with 11 FOREIGN CAR, 1957 Hillman, Frankfort, Ind. an b rs.. uvn ee e Village Hall lawn. Sponsored , Indianapolis. Indian• h;JVe very good motors and I FARM .. - 80·"acres by ~11ddleport Fire Depart-, . . -- - good bodies. Phone Coolville 2 barns, and other buildings. good .!Onditi~n $275.00. 763 S. rol Mr. and Mrs. Solon Butcher Ll~al~;· Pearson of Columbus 11!· menl., Saturday , O<:t. 3, at . FOR MAINTENANCE and farm Gll7-3fl54. free gas. 9 miles from .!:o~~Ave., Middleport. Jules~~:- Clevdeland were gue~ts of Icently spend a weekend with 12•00 p. m. Entertainment wack . Salary $200, board and & eroy on good road. $3,500.00. Iron. 10 I 3tp ""· an Mrs. Edward S1mpson. h par nts J\lr and MrJ Roy live In with ··nP 1 b 1 ........ ~.. M.... Simpson accompanied ! er e ' · · 9 24 9tP roo m, ,n usL 1 -· .. _ Farm Equipment Auction An exce lent uy or n<-"" 1951 ~DGE wmch truck. Mo.. ~h~~ home for a visit. Pearson. - - - - - - -- - - off. Write Box flti8·A in care Saturday, Oct. 10, 12:30 m. p &5 1 0 end project t0 r JU t h 1 d 14' 9tee! Guests Sunday of Mr and of The Daily Sentinel. erts erv Cl n · ER REALTOR s over au e · Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKay . ' LOSE WF.IGHT sorely and eas· Due to other employment I C. C. CUCKL , bed. A frame. 2 speed winch of N k .. ted h" th Mrs. Floyd Norns were Mrs . ily, with nr:-w Dex.a-<hel tab10 1 31 c am discontinuing my Any Make Chain Saw BOX Z29 WY 150' ~ cable. CaU WY 2--3027: u ..... ~::Oe V:~tterso~ ~~ =~ Woodrow . Brown, Mildred Jets Only 98c. Stark Pharmand will sell the following 10 I 3tc 10 1 3tp ~~~·panied them to visit Mr Br?wn, Nth1tro, MW. VaJenni., tbe Eladt· aey. Hl-60tp WAnted To Buy P"rsonal property at my farm 1 Small Engine Sorvlco W tt . H1 H 'tal 1ers mo or, rs. e · _ located 2 miles North East The Rambler a erson m 0 zer ospl d8 Mr VI 8- Stewart ~ ROOM brick home tn W ld Sta danl of €o n ... Monday• . war • ' s. r le 3 AU1'0MOBD..E Insurance been USED GUNS of all types an d of Racin.e, Ohio, on the Ba· r.._vr..n or n mpact "''Mrs. Kathryn Gtmtller·. and West Columbus, w.. Va.. and cancelled7 t...ott your operacalibers. We pay you. cash. shan Road. 806 w. Main Pom•roy, 0. p,,meroy, two bathrooms, 4 Es:cellence M;, El . c· . tl Mr. and Mn. JW110r G1bb!, tor'l licalel CaD WY l-298~. Tiffin Jewelers, Main Street, 641 Ford Tractor _ Mower- I~==~~~"":'~~=:='\ bedrooms, garage, basement, Big ear room, ride and .,. mse 8 e11 o1 1ncmna M'ddl t 115Uc Point Plensant, West Virginia. 14 inch Plows _ Seven Ft. I: 3 firushed rooms in attic. lormance. SmaU car visiting their mother, Mrs. 1 epor · - - - - - - --.------- Phone 50. Bill Wellman, Les Disc, Two-row cu!livator. PHOTO Copying Service. Cop- Large !ot. Out of high water. and managerabiUty l~aur~ Bell. They spent Satur· ACAD_Elii __ C_AP_P-AREL Williamson. side delivery rake, 8 ft. dou· les made of legal Central heating Inqulre See day m Parkersburg. The cu~tum of wearing LET REES FLORAL In Raclne - - - - - - - - - - - ble cultipacker, 10 x 28 tl· ·t- ~~: ~::e::. ~~ost_~~ Charles Wildermuth. WY ~ MetropoJltaa Motort Rev. and Mrs. Paul Sell~rs academic caps and gowns, handle ooD your flower needa. For Sale or tire, manure spreader and in 1 . fit nre.- 2205 or WY 2-6116. E. Main Street, Pomeroy and Rosemary were recent dm· which had been a part of Funerals, weddings. gUts, aJ. - -Plant Setter on Rubber, Allis ti,·.nrvge yopurast•"a'luabmle to.~"::.: Pbone WY W871 ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. European graduation exerso beautiful glassware. Rees NEW FIVE room dwelling, !2 4 22 .. _ George Freeland at Middleport FOR SALE! Offers wlll be~- ·-rp. ac Mr and Mrs Francis . Mor· cises since the 14th century. Floral, 3rd Street, Racine, I miles on Route 33. Plenty nf Chalmers G Tractor - Cui· Reuter ID•urance • Pome~-, u• tivator and side dresser, Jotm 9 f ·.,., cr;yed at the Office of We~ . · · . • was not adopted 1n the United Ohio, Phone WI 9--3983. . good wood. Phone LY 2.Sl~~ Deere Wire Tie Baler, Sub ' ..... ster and FulL, Attorneys, ns spent. several days m Col· States until the early 1880s. 9 lG l5tc 10 2 """ So1·1er, horse drawn cultivatAUtTIONEEB p Ohi0 t 11 am umbus With Mr. and Mrs. Ro0 ' · · omeroy, up bert Sw1"ft and Mr. and Mrs. IFUJ'.l, OIL •~~ , :.ly· ors, portable grain elevator, Completo 8ervkt on Thursday, October 8, 1004, STON:: COFFIN 1 mouth with-,~~=- 275 .n. Gould's shallow well pump, Crtu lmullard for the real estate of Anna Merle Schroeder, They accom- Sarcophagus Is the nam• -~ tank and fittings. Very 0anrvl Wright chain saw, air com,'Tite, P811De • Ceatal!t Brittentine, located In Rut-pamed Mrs. S_w.1ft to Zanesville given '!)y ancient Greeks and condition, nests several r<Jo·m--sl pressor, stock tank, 60 gal. A. C. BRADFORD land. Will be sold subject to ~ ~~~~u~al to VISlt Mr. and Mrs .. Romans to a stone coffin. well. Bought about Fall ol gas truck tank, 380 gal. gal....... <*II 1004 taxes. All offers subject . Carl a stuaent at 1 e. . I Pliny said the word denoted 1956. Away, used very ~-~t~l_e vanized tank, 8 hole bog feedI U tk to Court approval. the Columbus Busmess A!r. and Mrs. Larry Birch a coffin made of limestone, I Will Be Out Of past two winters. Price ths_nn. er, platform scales, 14 ft. Co- i.lrl Gneser, Plm:Dbla& ... Sherman Butler, sUy, was a recent visitor of sons or Che:w.p~ake were which had the property of disEDEN residence, by Wagon, feed cart, 1200 sq. Administrator parent, Mr. and Mrs. P au J ~ u. guests of hl~ parents, solving the body quickly. My Office From house above church on Hv. ft. hot bed sash, 30,000 To... IO 1 3tc McElroy and BiU. 1'"'- _and ~rs. Elza Btrch. sell Run. &&J mato stakes, 2,000 ft. 2 in . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillog- Miss Aruta Houdashelt spent FAMOUS CAVE AREA pipe, lf4 T. chain holst, port· ED~:::':' lli'tm SALE _ 3 bedroom house ly, Vicki and Bruce, and Mr. llhe weekend with her grand- World's most famou11 cave Oct. 5 thru Oct. Bth NEW CORN for sale from_ fiel~ able Letz Burr Mill (P.T.O.) Sewer Madltnel I" modem kitchen base- and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey, Kar·\shelt. Mr. Margaret Houda- area probably Is that which en, Kathy and Tad, were Sun· or delivered. Pigs tor sale, " 60 f! (8 In ) Endless belt fi 1 ' Dr. Ray R. Pickens Ralel ment. garage,t trep ace, gas day VISi · ·to rs of th'ter paren1s, Mr · and Mrs · Creed Mils and lies in the Alps of central and weeks old. Leo Morris, SH· ~~ ..- two ·Beagle ·hounds, 1 barrel' ..,_,. ReuonU.II 07'-' • ....., fum 211 10 1 f · b $lO 1 Day .. '"~ southern Europe and whJch ' umts · ===:::=:::::====~~ 4648. 10 1 3tp ....w "• ,_., ,,._... ace •• Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. of Chesapeake spent a stretches from France througtJ -===--::--:-::-l!';:ui.tl ~motiAI.o[lF'OH.D AUCTION CO. I .-"" Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert Venoy weekend with her parnts , Mr . .. · ... 000. Pbono Mason 9773-5611. zo &lp 1~---.JSwitzerland and Austria to Yu· For Rent APPLES, Burdette f r u 1 C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer PIANO TUNING. Newman Bur· · and sons of Columbus were Sun- 1auu Mrs. Ted Nance. 70 Farm. Phone WY UQ - A. C. Bradford, Manager dette, Middleport, WY 2.1'7A1I--------- - - day visitors of their grandpar· Dinner gueBts of Rev. Pomeroy, Ohio, R!. 1. s· ed R bet Hill 9 I· 30tc BOUSE FOR SALE:_ I rooms ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard'"·-. Paul Sellers, Tuesday <' 1gu 0 0 r I"'"· Street. TRAILER on Grant 9 2li; 25l]l o • 6 li;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ furnished • Minersville. ~ ~- Russell. ening were Mrs. Laura Leirhlet 1 Can WY 2_.,.. .N'W or WY 2-2t86. uuam WY •- •a•• u.. - ".... e Mr. and Mrs. William Russell of Syracuse and her guest Mrs. p•·-· 1 "' 10·3-tfc A GENERAL Electric EXPERIENCED - - - - - - - - - - - ator. Price $50.00. Call 773livestock and family or Minersville and ~~~na Martin of Westerville and •WURLITZIR '712 M w v FOR THE SPRING Mr. and Mrs. Edward Venoyl""· Ben Quisenberry of SyraeBALDWIN TRAILER I0Is Ior ren t• cIose .. ' ason, , a. GARD E N YOU WANT! FOR SALE: 6 months old bull and son of Pomeroy were Sat· cuse. llld OTHII IIAMOUir 9 29 &tc to Laundrymat and schools ..-:=::-:=----..,..---:-: calf. Sire: Metcalfs Sover- urday evening visitors of Mr. . BRANDS Valley Lumber & Supply Com· MELONS, potatoes. beans, PLANT DUTCH BULBS eign Reflector Dam o gave and Mrs. Howard Russell. Church of Chnst. i ~ pany, Middleport 10.S.tfc pel bu. Bring containers _a~ 19810 lbs. mild, 816 lbl!l. butter Mrs. Ada Slack and Gene of Mr. and _Mrs. Jame11 W. John· pick yourself. Clarencl. Prot· VTom the lar~est truck or fat in 318 days. 3 day old bull Syracuse and Mrs. Harley John- son, Jamie Sue and Gregory IMALL rtTRNI!:tHED apart- fitt, Phone VI 3·2254. buUdazer radiator to the calf. Stre: Lilac Hill Royal son were Monday visitors of Todd, of Pomeroy, ~.r. and~.~~ · ment suitable for 1 or 2 ad9 15 ttc tmallest beateJ cart. Master. Dam gave 15710 lbs. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Jolmson, Larry Johnson VISited _wu.u "'F•ctort Tralntd s.m..ui!J, 648 South Second-Ave., , milk, 600 lbs. butterfat In 305 Tammy and Cheryl. their Mr. and Mrs. PHONI 22 IACKSON. 0. Middleport. Phone WY 2·27113 WHY PUMP your sluggiS; sep· days 1st lactation. Jame< F. Mrs. Gary Bamitz. Carol Ann, Johnson,. or see Victor Grim tiC tank? Get Klean.Em·All - -W'Y 1-214:1 Pom•rey Gibson, SH 2··5126. 10.3-3tp Mary Ruth and Ellen, of . tO 1 3tc Septic Tank Cleaner. Land ~ 1'""~~~~~~~~~='1 coin Heights were recent _visit. ===-==~=--,..-:- -- mark Farm Bureau, Po m· ' FOR SALE: purebred Hnlstein ors of her mother, Mrs. D. H. WINTER STORAGE for boa!J, eroy. 9 29 30te L 0. McCOY, AUCTIONEER, bull. Service age. Call WY 2" Robson and her uncle, Ch.,ter 16 ft. or less. Brown Marine, ;:;;::::::::::--:--c.,.--:-:----,-:--:;. • - ...... J.finersvllle. Phone WY 2--l324 . NECCHI Sew1~g Machine, floor Chester, Ohio. ~ w \.lu 6l27. 10·3-6tp Morris. 10 1 lite model. Eqwpped to zig..zag, !A.l~ your favorites, reason· I.=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;; GOOD MILK COW for snle. Mr. D. H. Ro~son returned -:-:::===:--:--:-~-,.-overcast, monogram, hh priced. Roland Searles Rutland Ohio home Sunday evemng after havAPARTMENT, unfurnished, re- design. Wi!J sell for 8 jau•J ' lO tit mg spent several days in Tex· decorated, ground floor, 5 ments, SS.99 monthly. Pomeroy Landmark c as with his sister and other rooms and bath. Rasement. WY 2-22114. 10 2 5tc WY 2-3111 Jock Ca•My, Mgr. PONIES lor salo or trad., relatives and friends. Man between 25 all~ 45 to manage new Catalog Hardwood floor, automatic GALLON JUGS f fop Dollar hid P:or Weaned Colts, also some Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shumate 1 heat. CaU WY 2·3200. or sa e._ New w...c..o C•n •ncl Trude• good broke mares from 42- and sons of Mansfield were the Sales Office Branch of Sears Roebuck & Company 54 inches, 1~ down. Balance weekend visitors of his parents, to be located in Gallipolis, Ohio. This i• a eareer 9 30 ate Haven ~rc_h~rd. New Haven, 1'\YO u>l!l!tJJ =:c==:--c-· - --,.--; West V1rgm1a. 10 2 3tc doors. I elecrtic range. Ph. 24 HOUR TOWING 1 by month. Paul Orr, WI !1- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shu· opportunity for a sales-minded person able to maMODERN I room and batb • . . WY 2-8267. 9 30 6te 2822. 9 30 9tp mate. nage a sales organiiatlon. Many employee benefiu furnished apartment. MId-- SINGER SEWING machme !~ ~ Mrs. Joseph .Johnson ..:_a are available to you. Reply address below, statina blood cabinet, with slip • '" WHY BUY n Carpet Shampo<> 0 - I A.M. 10 I P.M REGISTERED G ,.,.,. dleport · WY 2-3874 · name, address, telephone number, age, educatioJI, type round bobbin ........ uipped , W ,11 1 Ckl..d Sun~_a_1_ . uernsey co~ · ed Thursday afternoon with her """t • ~ia. er · e o.~n you one Phon• 985--2297 Freshen m July. Clif- parenlq, Mr. ~:tnd Mrs. Everett 8 11 Uc .&:':evlous exp,e rlence and present occupation. Reply to 'llonogram, buttonhole,_--_i_& FREE with purchase of Blue B•twHn Ch•tter •ncl ford Whittington, Rt. l, Har· Lambert. Pt1RNISHED and anturnlsbed zag, etc. Balance due 8. pay~ Lusll'e Carpet lc U~holstery Plain • It•• llt. 7 risonvUie. 9 30 6tp Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lambert -lmonll. lllqutro at the menls, $6.00 each. Ph on • Cleaner. !f\ 29 Sto j'l::;;:::;:::~;:::;:::=:=:;:::~hii:Mowoii'ii!id;:E~cy-Po;; Oblo Hotel 8-11-tfc WY 2·22tJ.I. ;o 2 51< _ pip Emory Pow· and family of Peach Fork, Mr. F•nn Machinery lnsur•nce ell Racine ' 9 2' 6tc and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly aDd "' OCB FOUR room howe witb SINGER Sewmp macblnes, ' ' family of Athens, Mrs. Kenneth " lfept. 382-R.M.L. buement, hardwood fioors, oew, $59.50 up. SeveraJ used p950_ International JOHNSON, 1nsur.... Music•l Instruments Grover and Joy of Pomeroy vi&atcely located Oil Lincoln madllllel al bargaiD prlcea cultivators. Good Apaey, ln. AD fOI'!Ill a1 ID !ted SUnday with their parenm, 925 South Homan Avo. Bellbts. Call WY 2-3054 after The fabric Shop. 'Inger Sele• Wagon. ' ''lord lllniDCO. Jim Jobnloo allll "E" flat. alto saxophone, like Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lambert Chlugo d0607, llllnolo and Sorvlce. Pomeroy, Oblo Rt. I, Rarrlsonville. I p. m. Tracy Whaley. Bud ~ AaoniL new, for sale. Call Wl 2-6961. and also attended tile I 21 1tc WY wat. t at 11o I 1(1 8tp I I llo 11-116-Gto coming program at the Ztoll ~A'l'U ------ 1 ANTI-FREEZE Pomeroy Motor Co. CARRIER WANTED! 1 RUTLAND TIME ~=====-=:::=;:::::;:;::==' ' expenence to shrivd the HOLLYWOOD tUP I) - Hav -l soul. :;o f.ICit)' and franu c and ing endured the slings and ar-~ unman l y 1:.: Jt . The ratings rhe rows of government mvestiga- indu};try con ~tders most infh.~ · tion, now officially endPd. tele- ~n l ial. lh<: n<~Uon.al Nuds~ns, vision ratings contmue to dom - are not ell'-! 11 out yet- and. Ill inate the uppermost influence foct, Wl•n "t be truly dt>finmve . ln the new video season. If you in the v1ew of 1elievers, until should suggest to anyone in alter tlu: elet:Lmns bec~use of the industry that this influence the number of pre-emptions for might now be even slightly al- politica l broadcasts, news spetered, he w11! look ?' you as t'ial s .and the like. But tlu~re though you are complt>tely are utller ra tmgs, and 1hey mad. howe people Jumping. Wi th all No one, of course ever ex- thr"c nt·twork s grasping at ligpected thing!! to rea lly be very urPs. Thursday,, ~ne network different. The wtmle idea was sent me a li:;t ul f•gures downto make Ute ratings more ae· grading tlte showings of Doth curate and re rmtable, the argu- compclltors. ment being that Lhe basic sysThe Channel Swim: Ogden tem is definitely needed so that Nash guests on NBG-TV's '' Toadvertisers can know appruxi- day" show Monday . . . An mately how m<~ny persons are adaptation of Ben Johnson 's watching their programs - "The Alchemist," currently be\\<11lch leads to price rates ttnd ing revived off-Broa~way, airs so on. on CBS-TV's "Camera Three" Nevertheless, to sit in lhe Sunday ... Same days, CBS· m!dst or this new season at· TV 's F.d Sullivan hour prostmosphere of petrified madnessponed its display of a new enHy RJCK DL' BROW SHAIN & PHILSON STORE l~======~-==;~~;~~~;====m~:~:: were the row Hall Sandra and their wives. who ministers conductedanda row Jr ., and Charleston, W. Wood Va . 1 t~amem•ftb 1'b6 I>UbltOt bl ~hit faJ tbaJ,.,... Wl 9-2826. Mary l.awrence ,, Long Bottom , Oh1o. LeMans 2 DotH Rl:'d over whtte ltmsh . good whitewu.ll ti re~ 326 C"ll tn VR {'ngme, automatic lrans Radio and twater . A reetl -• mar\ cur . A- • GENERAL STORE WILL DO rug weaving. Phone . Apple Grove · Racine Society Notes FOR SALE! WU..L launder or block center· pieces. SH 2-4865 . 10 2~p 1 1963 Tempest Pontiac --.-· ----,- $2195 COB.JlD"r.ONI ~ ·~ IUit1l wm Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS INFORMATION t:GiD F . Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct . 2. 1 9 6 4 - - - - - - - - Business Services - - - --·--- College Ave, Main Depot Sts. 1 DON'T DELAY Th e D ,, y Sentine J ' -----------J I __ 1965 ,,kl.,. SOHIO SERVICE Rtt'_.I "'f . . ° I HOMEliTE I SALES SERVICE RADI ATO R I •t I. SERV 1CE BLAEfiNAR'S I. SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. BAIRD BROS. "E!: ! I WANTED MANAGER 2 AUTO WRECKING I - - ru_..,.,. Rim- SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. . ' • 6. A go~ 16. MII!:! IC note 17 . C unlr~ 20 Ma.rJ·s 7 . ~kill IS. A mr·lal j uUJt>r !or nickmune 22 . Symb<Jt rtf lndt!-hteQ. Arden 26 . An HilllaJ'IWU fu•h 28 A vacation ur !!HI& cl!Ullli- 36 . if' ighway r· harg t'll 37. Kl.ng of Judah ~o·l~tth' r 38. Bog 8 l'I'YJ le.iy 4 1. Map 42. Dl11treJta 31 . orrer 34. 'PolleT's <lay s ignaJ 4i . Befure 4.5 Ha>Mhora. ,.,,.,.,. 3.\ . Loa Ill depo~ut dwelllng 30. Past 10 fl~er 33 . Fish " 37. Part or ~to '-rw·:r r--LRONELS 5fiLL,.OUT. THE. DOCTQP.. 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A CJ'YPtopam Quota.Uoll RG TGCC KTTF IBCN WGRKEG liS UVVHPKNUHVC, RLGV YBUMGM V G G M· Q.CAG.JtJ., WF THYUJ.- DICK 1RAC. ... CHESTER GOULD .1 T. 'R 1!! l LIT T 'I" ..... COOK::- ...... ···- 1tf';; 1crdaJi"'.ii C• :n•tu·~ur.t ""' ,. ., .:: ; TI!r::: MO'T ~ , • • ."..,..! , . ,.,.. "' •' 1!""''-" rn LIFE lS SEJ:NG lNSlNc:.ERK-ANNE J40RROW LU\D- BEHGH "What modern convenience does the moat for me? Wei~ that would be the credit card!" WMPO Radio. MONDAY TRRU FRIDAY ~ PIANOS t3. Pvltu.to : dial . H . OU•.<!o·r.•es "it· l.l iffl· HFAR lHFY GOT I MA'AM!! JUG HAID -· W ILL "llh. 10·3 ;ifu A!~~~~F;~r~~ ~~=:;:_::::::;:;~=-~·=te ::i FIUJrir fur a brHIIU YES, I!U~ »ll!J~t· l o_M ttrsh u.l I:/ A t·olur U . lrrn DAII.V CRYPTOQUOTE- Uere's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR :a.:: . ._ :;.Diet 2t. \ ' a.r r y GOOGLE af1':t SNUI"FY SMI n• OOWl'i WoHpen . SOCiety . Notes NOTICE! 9 FoH"tJill,!f'n ' · Unental So.r<~~> Y LCave.m CHARLES BLACK :==========;1 .~~.er·~a• 20. Mos. myth. f8. LampreYI til- Occtdell t II :d 6. Rt!~Ulh 2. Musleal !n.stn uno:n La .1 !\<!oro• I.,, oftha 1 I ACKOS~ 1. Overawe8 -"'/ J.(i..;._.,, ~· ,;, -' L ·~-·...uJ ·~ .._L DAILY CROSSWORD heavena: Blaettnars -- "'~ ''3 formed BUICK$ • PONTIAC$ : ~ , rJ. ~, • by two moldi11g>s 4.7. Suppori:.el' I I I ' ~ \iij ' 1\ .,. . .._-·--.... •.. N'·"-· out : var. ,6. Edge ___ I ' <111 HACKETT'S 1 1 1 ts ( LI L<tlU<II~fl l tunn UW.I Cum ' 111g lO U!Le :.UJ"IIty IJ G:.~O UU Oy binPs the stage and movies. a happily partisan souret· Thu, also, the new munster Tht' Addams Fami ly'' actualsl1uatwn comedies may do ly f'd~Pd 011t Bob Hope 's starwe ll, tf these early ra !mg~ are \<.~ den ('tJrnedy spt-cial last Frianywhertc> near currct:t. · The 1da) an almosl unheord -of OC· Munsters" apparently dre w an I ! 'LHT•·nC'f' . As I say , huwever , imposmg figure <Jnd oceord- tl ·' Lrl l m Wht'llwr yuu swallow ' ' !Itt' frgurP.!I • 6o45 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7o03 News 7•08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7o32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 8oOO Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8o!O Sports Today 8:15 Weather 8: 16 Musical Clock 8:55 Community News 9o00 Talk of the Town 9:55 Mason County News 10 :00 Public Service 10:15 Family Worship Hour IO o30 Latohstring 11•00 News Beat 11:115 Morning Melodies except Frlday, Church Bello Ring 11:45 World News 11:55 Mason County News 12:00 Community News 12:05 Local News 12o 10 Markets 12:15 Weather 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12o30 County Agent !2o45 Country Go Roond 1:55 News Beat 2:1111 Country Go Round HS News Beat 3:00 Midway Matinee 3o:i5 Newo Beat TERRY 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:05 5: 1;; 5:25 5:30 5:45 Discing with Doss Interchange Community News World News Sports Today Weather Dinner Musicale Sign Off SATURDAY 6:45 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musica l Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:0;; World New:'! 8: lO Sports Today 8:15 Weather 8:16 Pi. Plea:;ant H.S. Football 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11; 00 News, Army Hour 11:30 Public Service 12:00 News Roundup IUQ Bulletin Board 12 :25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:15 Ohio Slate Football 4:00 Discing with Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 News Roundup 5: 15 Public Service 5:30 Dinner Musicale fio45 Sign 011 WJEH RADIO PROGRAM LOG MONO AY THROUGH FRIDAY 6:00 Sign On. Musical Clock 8:30 ~ews .Headlines 6:S2 MusicaJ Clock 7,00 Be Still & Knor: 7:03 News 7:08 Musical Clock 7: 3tt News HeadJinea 7:32 Musical Clock 7:t5 Word & Testimony BoOO Ohio Valley Newt 8o115 World, National New< Bo10 Sports 6:15 ll'eather Plct,. 8 16 MuslcaJ C1ock 8:05 Community New. J oOO Talk ol tbe Toi'Til 9:55 Mason County News 10:00 Family Worship Hour !Oo15 Public Servlea !Oo30 Latchstring !Oo!iS World Newo 11:00 News Beat 11 o05 Morning Melodies !except Frtday, Churcb Bei!J Ring) 11:45 World Newo 11:05 MasOI! Coun(J N 12:00 Communl.,_ Newo I.Zo 115 Local New1 12o 10 Marke!J 12oI> Mid Day Weather llo:ltl Ev811ll Bulletin Board 12:2li Newo 0 Gramo 12o30 Agriculture Agent 12 o45 Couotry Go Round U5 Newa Beat ZollO Country Go Round U5 New1 Beal Soot' Mid-Way Matlneo 3o55 Nem Beal t:OO Dlsclng wl!b Doso 4:30 Interchange 6:00 Community News 5:05 World, NaUnnal News 5:15 Spotlight on Sportl 5:25 Weather 5>30 Sunset ~lvd. 8o00 Sign Off SATI!RDAV 6:00 Sign On, Mu~lcal Clock 7:00 Be Still v K.oow 7:"' News 1: 00 Mus1cal Clock 7:45 Word & Testimony 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World, National News 8o 10 Spor!o Today 8: lo Weather Picture 8:16 Musical Clock BoSS News 9o00 Musical Clock 9o30 Song & Story Timl 9:45 Family IVorsblp Hour 10:00 News tOo 05 Higb Scbooi HI! Parade 10:55 News lloOO Army Time 11:30 Special Communh., Progralllll 12:00 News Roundup llo 2t1 BuUetlll Board 12:25 News 0 Gram! 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1::15 News Beat 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2o55 Newo Beat So 00 Satarday Matinee 3:55 News Beat 1: 00 Discln~ w1tb Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 News Summary 5:1> Public Service 5;30 Dinner Musicde 8:0C Slgu Oft LITTLE OR:?HAN ANNII I HEARD WHAT VOU TOLD~· CPPT,I:!,!H •Ba.rr Vall~ Q?AN~.::tTHER, JUD~E ROVE;"ftlUR f:ATHER, STEPMOll-lEF\', HALF BRO'rt-IE~, CEDRiC] llr WELL,'W MUST HAVE ~Oj MONEY FROM 'SOMEWHERE "TO BUILD VOUR 14A.·!-IA! ONE WAV 0'? ANOTHER I ~ THE MOHEV TO BUILD THIS CAVE HOUSE' I <2fJJJ;; NOTHINCi T'..J Ar:\'{ M.Q,N! SW~LL HARO~Il GRAY GEE I GUESS VoU AND '«>UR GO?Af'ibFATI-IEI( WERE LOTS ALIKE: REAL INDEPENOEI'fr, AND REAL lliJC<:EiiifU<.( HOUSE HERE IN TH' CH.JE! '·. , :J ' ! i):', ':' '· 4.8811! AND SLATS •• RAEBURN VANBUREN �... -··--- ... -- ...... ._ ... ... -·----. -·. - -~-- -. ····-- -~ - -· · ... _ ·---- · - - - --- - --- - .... - .... - ft .... • • • ' 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,_!}.:, Oct. S, 1964 . . - - - - - - - - - , Getting PersonaI . .. Southern Local FHA G · roup IS At Zaleski SOOAL CALENDAR Mrs. Mitchell Is Elected OassesName River News Officers at Gauge readiap: Galllpolll Dam 18.6, 1u. running 1o feeti - - - - - - - r Rutland High on rollers, Pomeroy·Mason 21.· By Alta Cone Old Salem Socie4 Notes Worthy Matron I In Middleport WEA'fBER Lo" tonight 13-31. Coollnued a lew lbowen oonbeast and fair ebewbere Tueoday wltb Utile lomperllllR In Pomeroy Mrs. Delbtrt Mitchell was " 17, Pt. Pleasant 21.71, Hinton Principal James V•nnarl '" Miss Patricia H•nnessy stu· elected Worth) Matron and AI- · Mr . and '1rs Wayne Hollings- 1.74 falliJ18, Kanawha FaUo 3.- M". Erma Nelson was call· nounced stcdents eleci<d to CK...i. Z . L al FHA dent at St Juseph Hospital len Hughes , Worthy Patron of ) worth and Gary , are falling, Charlesto[) 18.36 fall · ed to Bellaire by tht' death of class offices at Rutland High There will be • dance after The """lhern oc80 . r School of NurSing, Parkerburg, Evangeline Chapter. Order of turning to their home in Jack· ing. London dam was runnmg her father, Mr. Prankhauser. school this week are . the Racme hor ' game Fnday officers at.ended otrJce s ,-1\' \a is spending the week· the Eastern Stars, when the , sonville aftet spend ing several hall fool. Marmet wa• on who dted m a rest home there. CLASS_ President. mgh days wtlh his sister, Mr and the sill and Wmfteld dam run· The Clyde Morris family of SENIOR . . .p 0 t Octooer 2, at the South lraJmng meetmg Septemh". 24 1end .-Jth her parents, Mr. and chapter met Thursday , Lvcal 2 feet Berea, Ky ., and the Clyaton Roome Taylor, :es Trea 11 Junior high wllh the at Zalesk• to help lhe offJJ ers 1M , Thomas Hennessy . She at the Mawmc Temple in Mid Mrs L"" Smith and family . Dancmg w1ll in doing a bel!er JOb Jn tht!lr gr:duated from Pomeroy High dl t Boat movements· Morris family of Columbus Carol Floccart; ere f)· · b'"' unl il 12 o"rlock, sponsored F.H A. h>OI in 1964 and entered nur· officers elected inelud· 1 llouseguests this week Oblo River_ .John J . Rowe were cal!eq her by tile death surer,. Nancy Pope ; Student hv South "" Local Band Boost· The theme was aooul educa ,;;, \mmi ng on August 31 ed Mrs. John Vroman, associ· / '1iss Margar11 Sauer were Mrs. down 12, US a.m .; St. Marys of their fatller, D . V. MorriS CounCJ.I Members, Mike Stewart , , tion and the award ."t men! I Mr and Mrs . Haymond Van ate mAtron ; Reuben Collins. as. ! Ralph and her mother, down IS, 2:50 a .m.; Crucible The funeral was held at Colum- and Lmda Sue Parke1. was explamed. The ler and so n. Raymond Earl sociate patron; Mrs. Charles Mrs. Jasper. They down 16, !0 :10 p.m.; Buckeye bia Chapel on Rev . JUNJOR CLASS _ President, OCI. 3 MethodJSI ned tile progrom of work for , Young,town were recent Bennett, seeretary; Mrs l.m. Tuesday and left ye.slerda{' up 16, 2 a.m.; New Mar· C. B. offtclated . Bur- Cheryl Long, The Letart Falls the year. Allendmg wen Pre;•· guests of his mother. Mrs. Ma· tie Roush, treasurer ; Mrs. Wtl-1 ""· Robert Rhmeharre unsville up 16, [0 ,20 p.m.; Ttl- tal was lo Castor Cemeter) Saundta Dean· Secretary. Mary Chcuch Is sponwing a Jitney dent. Lin"a EJChmger ; V ' e bel Van Meter and ot ller rei& · ham Kmg, conduct res.. Mrs . returned fro':. Bnsto.n wher up 18, 3 a .m ; Orlenians up with the . Crouser · Tre;surer. Jane Lu. (,up per . Saturda). Oct. 3. in the PreS>dent Be>.rlee Hunt. His· . Rober! King "'·""'iate conduc· has been VJSJtlng wtth he 20 12:10 a.m.; Orco down 20, Leooard Quisenberry IS build St, d nt Cnuncll Members ·1 Building · St 1 De- tJves ' h h d family Mr and Mrs ' lh d f h h. ho se cas· u e • otnmum Y · tonan. Lmda Weaver. a e . Mr;. Harry p Smith and tress and trustee. Allen Hug es g tcr on •· · · 2 a.m.: Jerry Boswor own ing a ron! pore on IS u · Da;id Peterson and Latischia Will begm al 5 p. m. gree Linda Johnson H 1 ne Mullen >Jsited re- Plans were completed lo ob- John son. 23, 4:10 p.m .; Jeffersoo dowo 'le has also added a side r G ocr. 5 and Debbie Hi ll; Dis:ric• Song : Mrs. e e Gallipobs wilh Mrs. , secve the 60Jh anniversary ot[ "r. and Mrs. Norma n 23, 3:50 a.m.; Bayou Lorraine Mr. attd Mrs. Nonnan Roy a1es. l 'h me ,tinp of the Pomeroy Leader Pam Sylvester; Chap- · H . d'"Samples . the chapter at a special meet or Ene, Pa. and C. Bh. down 23, 4:20 a.m .; A. J . Pat· of Gahanna : 'JJ,r.f-. spending a CLASS - PresBand• Boo.,;ters " l osociation sch·lte' Mothers, ' Mrs. Marga r et Ei · owar Mr. and Mrs. John · Scott left ing Tuesda.v. October I3 A'.' 1·f , \\''eJSe · of CA 1lumbus vlstted wit ten down Greenup.:; 0 p.m.; vacation a! th er 1 1rater 'I hom. e ident, Ernie smt; 1 h v·ICe· Pr"sl· • 8 tduled for Tuesday evening has ellinger and "" Stanle) John- Frida morning for Lancaster membership in lhe Mrs .. R. C. Sansbury. nd. e- R. H. Bosworth fl down Green· There have added a front .porch dent. Melva Johnston; Seer .. been changed to Monday, at son. and admor, Jean llamm. b/ with Ius mother. Mrs. be presen ted to Mrs. Ltlhan relaltves and fnends 10 up 6:10 p.m .; Lunga Pomt and also painted the lratler. lary-1'reasurer, Debb10 Sheets: the Senior High School auditorEarl Scoll who underwent sur· Steiff, organist and long·!I me port for several days · down Greenup 6:20 a.m.; Rob- Sunday v•sttors _with Mr. and Student Council Members, Bar· Friday morning, at Lan- membPr . M1 s. Y1itchell present- _Denms Saelens, a ,:j tud:n\~~ ert Stewart up _Meldahl 10 :35 Mre .. . AlbeG...Qm~~ ~ere ~1.:- bara Williams and Roger Davi!I. Pomeroy Garden c I u b caster-Fmrfield Hospital. ed the outgoing Worthy Matron, ! Rto Grande College, Is . pear· a.m. Priday; National up Mel- cousins, Mr. and Jlllos. John Dtl· (Freshmen de not elect class will meet Monday afternoon Mrs. Ru ss watson , Mrs. Ella Mae a birth· mg the weeker.c.. with hLS P dahl 5:20 p.m.; Bob Benter_ up Unger and Mrs. Nelle Ever- officers until six weeks of school 81 tile home of Mrs. L. c. Karr. Run and Mrs. William Kmght day cake with the smg- ents, Mr. anu Mrs. Adolph Sae- Meldahl 9:0S p.m .; EIJSha ett of New England. have passed. I , Members are to make and wear PI Plrasant, W. Va. spent ing ··Happy Birthday.'' lens. . Woods up Meldahl 11 p.m.; Pa- Mrs.. Cora who has Student Council officers are 1 an original hal. I QSS Wednesdav al Pairborn. with Scott Erwm. son of Mr. and mela D. down Meldahl 12:40 a. been staying witll her son .and President , Mike Stewart, Vic.,. Theodorus Counctl Daughters The Adult Btble claso of tile I . and ·Mrs. John T . Batly. PLEDGES PI BET'I'II'HI Mrs. Mtchael Erwm, Belpre. m.; Valvoline up Meldahl 2:25 family , The Mornses, President, David Peterson; and of America will meet Mllllday Plams EUB church were accompanied home Denison Universt ly 's nine was the guest of hJS grandpar- a.m.; Steve Chck down Mel- went to CoiJIIDbus Saturday Treasurer-Secretary, Ltnda Sue at 7:30 p. m. a! the IOOF hall. mel Monday evenmg at the Mrs Bertha Scott who spent t10nal sorority chapters enL>;, Mr. ann Mrs. Chesler Er- dahl 3:05 a .m. to visit her daughter . Parker. 8 few ·days there. All officers and tile team are home of Mrs. Elfie WaL>;on. pledged 20b women win this week . whtle hts Gallipolis Dam - L. Fieore Mrs. Lona Pettit and daugh· ----asked 1o be present to practice Mrs. Eugene Emmerson, Mrs man Genheimer of Co- t77 freshmen. 18 new ents were movmg to a diller- down 4:15 p.m.; cathy R. up ter, Linda Henslar and sons, KETCHAM FOR GOLDWATER lor inspection. Potluck refresh· president. conducted tile meet· 1 b.;, is the guest of MrS. students, & 11 upperclass ,. .,. ent home in Belpre.. 1:30 p.m.; Harvey Jordan spent a few days In Charleston, GENEVA (UP!) - Hank ments will be served ing which . opened wJth tile um F. Baily and Mr . and Mrs. en. From this area is Elle" Miss Sandra Brewmgton, . down 5:45 p.m .; C. V. Harner w. Va. on business. Ketcham , creator of the cartile meeting. hymn, On The Ever· William Sheridan and other rei- ton. a pledge of Pi Bela Phi. Grande College student, up 7 p.m.; Asa down 10:30 p. Mrs. Ora Cottrill and Mrs. loon strip "Denni s the MenThe Eastern Local laslmg Arms..10 followed is a fr eshman and the the weekend wtlh her m.; PtJilip Sporn up 11 :10 p.m.; John White were shopping in ace," announced Friday tha t he Boosters will meet Monday Prayer umson attd the Mrs. Jed Webster Jr. and ler of Mr. and "rs. Dale M. Mr. and Mrs. Turner up I a.m.; L. W. Sweet was forming a "Goldwater for 2 evening October 5, 1964, readiJ18 of Psalm 3 by the Rev . James and Mrs. Jed Web- Dutton 36!i South Fifth Street, i down 2:15 a .m.; J. S. Lewis Taml and Beverly. Grandpar. Presiden t" movement in Switz. Eastern High School al 7:30 P· Emmerson. . lster 5r. were Athens vtJitors Middleport. Mr . and Mrs. Ron Halley down 7:15a.m.; Jaoe T. down ents are Mro. Hoffman erland. Ketcham hves tn Gem. All Junior and Semor readmgs were · came Fnday lor the 8;55 a.m.; Lady Rosemary down of' Mid<ilet><>n and Mr. and neva. 'What Will Money Buy·, by weekend with her parents, Mr. and waiting. · ·· • 1111's. 11;$1 ',$ltlllll •.'lr." of Brad- I= - - - - - - - - - parents and interested art asked to attend. · Chester Gorrell: ' Here Mrs. Earl Knight. Kanawha River - Semel iip bury· .Gre,r gfaiidpBrents are Wellston Saturttay A Man." Mrs. Watson Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly . London Z;25 a .m.;. 0. F . Shear- Mrs.· Olympia . Tabrie of Chi· M;, and Mrs. Webb OCT. • reading from Uppe have returned to their er down Marmet 5:30 p.m.; cago and Mr. Andrew Putney of of Athens R. D. called on Mr. Chester Council, Daughters of [Room, hy Mrs . Came Bahr. ho•e after spending two George Price down Marmet I: Gallipolis. and Mrs. Albert Cone. America. will meet fuesday at minutes of the previous Mr. and Mrs. Everett 25 a.m.; Solvay down Marmet 7:30 p.m. All officers and tile were read by Mrs. ed ENTERED HOSPITAL 1:15 a.m.; Thelma Ann and Lil· team are urged to be present Hobsletter. Mrs. Edgar Pratt entertain Among those who entered Jesse Lake, tie Edward down Marmet 6:35 1o practice for initiation. hymn Near The Cross the Kin club Thursday everung Holzer hospital in the past West Jefferson, and Mr. a.m .; Lucy Jane Lucas down The Pomeroy Chapter by Mrs. Ethel Stout her home in Middleport. hours were Mrs. Clester L. Mr.. Michael Ohlinger and 7:30 a.m.; Helen Z. will meet Tuesday at meeting, alter which A short business sesston was Tackett, 641 Second Ave .•. Michael, Nelmuville, spent Winfield 6:20 p.m .: Elger· PJES .m., There w.iU be. election f hments were served by with Mrs. Annice Ohhnger Vena Bunce, Rt. 1 Galhpo!ts, .h M d M w· f' ld 2 35 officers. Receipts w11l be re to 16 members. The presiding. A contribution was Charles G. Swindler, 435 Pike evening Wit r. an rs. down m te : a.m.; tor payment of annual d ues. meeting will be October . d 1 · ·ted to the bl.rthday fund by S!., Kanauga , Mrs. F. Leo Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Merrill down Winfield Mr. Raben Warren, . 26, at the home of Mrs. Marvm Mrs. Harold J ohnson. The tra- Richmond, 2806 Meadowbrook M vtsJ an MSO[) da so a.m . ----b d d t0 r · prt'ze donated by Mrs. Dr., Pl. Pleasant, his parents, r. pan rs. rov High School an tree ' Walker. SON IS BORN will meet with Harry Davis was awarded to Herne, Henderson, W. Va., Mrs. Ohlinger in omeroy. students their parents and a F 'd '" f . . C. J . Ebersbach. Miss Barbara Jones, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. ,.Fred Hoffmtn James K. Ha[)lon, Letart, representative of a musJc ran.•uOR · h h ts Mr · d • ' · G - "Honored Games were played with va., Mrs. Elton G. Clevenger, student, spent n ay are announcing birua oFrt'a 7 30 pa nv .. Tuesday at : p.m. at A D' Parly E H 1 one H ouncoc 'tal Th awarded to Mrs. Carl Rt. 1 Letart, w. Va ., Mrs. evening wtt er Jparen , · dmne poun son • 1 d t rnner d M Ebersbach Mrs. Bobby E. Dill, 417 w. Main tnd Mrs. merson O[)es. ay at o zer ospt . e new the Senior High Schoo au Jtor· M bel Van Meter en- sell an rs. ." A arr 'val has been named David llll11. Mrs. a . . won the door prize. Pomeroy Mrs. John A. 1 j tertained with a family salad course was served by the k.iff, Rt. '1 Oak Ance McNICKLE GRADUATES Paul. The Hoffmans have ~on, evem~g . Jar~ ~ t>mr~es. I · 6;~:; Is ~ce Z~ndel ~irl!' plan-~ ~! Da~sy ~fe S~tvrday. W~lls ·~21' 1~ ,cha~ge. iden~ cbqe. NO. 147 VOL XVI chaple~ ~·II iu~he Mrs. Watson iS Hostess for B'bl Cl I F'o~est Norto~, off~ecrs M~:~k Vice-Presiden~ ~hiS I Morri~ Ramo~ o~ e . POMEROY -MIDDtEPORT, OHIO Hilda IS Rolling Toward Carolina SOPHOMOR~ ~ at y • candtda~es. Mr~. • e cloudy wUb W!\SRINGTON - Witt. the election only a month away, bot h President Johnson and Sen. Barry M. Goldwater prepared today for speaking tours that will take them lo the West Coast by the end of the week. Neither contender for the p~d aiU'. pg_li_~S,~. BATON ROUGE , La. CUP! ) - Killer Hurricane Hilda , two-thirds of her strengt h gone but still a destro~er, rolled through Dixie toward South Carolina brm~mg ">ods today . Her tornado·dotted trail , the worst of Jt m Louisiana, was marked by 37 dead, 200 tn)Ured , thou· sands homeless and damage in the many milliOns. Lloyd Laudenan, an agronomist for the American Sugar Cane League, said . i~ New Orleans that the damage to Louisiana's $115 milhon sugar C!O{) alone pr~bab!Y was $40 million. Severe damage to butldings, p~bltc uttl· ities roads and other crops could not yet be estimated. Hilda, once a 150-mile-an-hour monster, now was barely a ct'llt . s_torm "!ith_ top ~n~s of .!?.~ ~ f~k __ 10# .,.....,. ... . T~e R~ymond Hospital News M~s. r~~stess SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 recenUy at her her grandso~ home to the members and Chester, honoring Mrs. Frank Powers and Edgar Hartung, who enlisted children Debbie Bob and 5 the Air F'urce, and r h~D ~~ mel a. F~vors w~re small repliRaymond Van Mete of pumpkin faces . OCT. 'I Shakespeare The Pomeroy club will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Maple Place. Hit~ UNTIL 9 PM lthhr~e~e'_'o~th~e::r~c~hl~'ld~r~e~n,~M~I~k~e::_,!, ' ,.,.,.,.,.,.~,.,..,.......,....,...,...,...,,._..,_. .,_. _. ._.....,.,..,....,, MIDDLEPORT. 0. . maternal, Rhea Patients recently discharged Run, Pomeroy; Mrs. Robert Bowen, FOR ALL OCCASIONS Let~nard Hoschar, Mrs. Avery Nelson, Richard Bethel No. 62 of the grandparents are Mr. Mrs. Oden Austin, Mrs. Wi wire DOwen eveeywllere ~ASOH - 2 2030 l\ ur. , national Order of Job's DauDenver Carman, R. 0. Basley, Harry Thompson, WY Th sd . Fork Rd ., Pomeroy; . Owen Granville DAY or .fliGlfr ghters met ur ay Mn.Wilbur, Aaron Saunders, TONIGHT & SUNDAY at the Pomeroy Masonic TernPomeroy, William Ora David Steven T. Walker. Pomeroy Flower ShoD pie . Colwnbus, and Mra. ll11lard Van Meter Doubl• F.. ture Program 11 h ed queen. est Belle Hoschar, Middleport. Mrs. Osa Baird, John Haw ker, "SUIIIDAY IN NEW YORK'' Linda Dame ' onor Mrs. Charles L. Stone a[)d inI and Ch WI GtVI TV IT AMP Cliff Robertson Jane Fooda If plana were CLUB MEETS ' !ant daughter, and Mrs. ar- W. l4aiD Pom....., (Technlcolor) for the joint inspeciton The Pomeroy Home ;=,1 -andBethel No. 73 of Gallipolis stration Club met Thursday at 1~· "TWICECabot TOLD TALES" October 24. At the close of Club House on Lincoln Sebastian ed Brett Halsey meeting refreshments were ser- Heights. The meeting open crechnicolor) ved with Mn. Helene Mullen, witil the group repeating t h e of hospitality, in Lord's Prayer. The President, Betty Miller, conducted a short business meeting. A book rePOMIROY . ONtO MOORE ASSIGNED view was giver. by Evelyn Army Pvt. Gary R. Moore, Clark. A sack lunch was enjoyTONIGHT ~1, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ed at noon by the to members THE BEATLES M. Moore, 2(1 Oak st., 1-'omeroy, present. The afternoon was "A HARD DAY'S NJGHTH was assigned to the 35th Artllspent workitij!; in handcrafts. TilEY ARE HERE, FOLKS! \ery in Germany, Sept. 21. He THE BEAl'LES: John Len non, Ringo Starr. Paul Mc- i~ a 1960 graduate of Pomeroy QUARTET TO SING Cartney. ~o. Harrison. High :;;chool and was employed The Noblemen's Quartet Feetu.-.tt• ~ by A & p Food Store in Middle- Huntington WSAZ.TV wlll 11 '""' before entering the Army. the featured singers at the !i'lat-11 P1rcion My Terror Cartoons wood M. E. Church Homecom Adults-75c; Cbildren-40c IN ~RCISE ing, Sunday, Oct. 11. Sen>lces Beatles autographed Marine Private Fir~t Class begin at tO. Basker dinner at photo 25<: ~· Archie R. Jarrell, son of Mr. 12. Everyone ls welcome. . When the town' a at ita bueleat ... SUN., MON ., TUES. anu Mrs. A. Jarre11 of Racine, VISIT IN BEmANY 3 Oct. 4-5-6 participated in a three .· d Mr and Mrs. M. L. Furbee when our bank'• lobby le ... and/or "GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM"' live weapon firing exer~J~t. spent the weekend with Mr. and <Teehnico1or) simulated combat co_ndJhO[)S as Mrs. Frank Ihle of Bethany. when you are at your bueleetJack Lemmon. Romy Schnel a mem1-)~. of the Frrst Battalder, Dorothy Provine, Mi· n~ · t chael Connors. Edward G. ion, !-ieventh Marine •~gJmen ' VISIT FURBEES • Robinson. Edward Andnws First MBrine Division, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schae....===-,j fer' Susan and Cregg of Van' dalia, spent a few day• thls Porm............ , . . . .... week with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Furbee and family . Job's Daughters Meet on DRIVE· IN Demon~ l ll·e~s~M~.~S~ta~n~te~y~·=====-l;...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MEIGS THEATRE '!Loiiiiuiit'oiiNiiy~eii.iiiiiiii""iiiiiiiiiiii~~P~e~nd~l~et:;;on;;:,_;;C;,;al;;if;; .Jll. MODERNIZE NOWI WITH OUR ·AFFORDABlE PRICES Contact: Miss Ford, Director Of School, Gallipolis, 446-2244 ~ .~ - . ~ .- ; .. ~.~ .......... LY 3-4550 245 L Sttote St. ,_ . ~ c:ran be adclecl fw at lng spaw. Anraie i»aMmenf Cllll'l be ..., $33.49 little ...do!od,.. $ 17 86 aalfttle • 1 _. AIMM ~ . . .. ., .... Broadway guessmg game: One of the finest actresses of the stage is worrymg her best friends by telling them she will never act again. She's said it before, and relented, but this time they believe she's Serious because she's sending back scripts - unread . . A show advertis-. ed as a hit is getting deeper into the red with every performance. The management owes a bundle of bills, but the most awesome one is a tab of more than $60,.. 000 In taxes to Uncle Sam. There's an Alfred Hitchcock plot in the real life story of a famous Hollywood widow. She's suffering from the mos1: dreadful guilt feelings because she made .... provide adcllllonat living 1pace. lctNn In Summer, Glo11 In Aa . . _ . WI-. ::..r: 4:11.16 ---""'· :'!"!". - I eo- ..., ., """ Iaiit: It ...... ... -ly ut!H.JJO<I .. prewlcle •• extra : "'""' It'• •rlrv' Let ·uashow you f:low •••Y It Ia to make your home lu•t the r•• -Ito ••n -Ao-atitc Late -Movies w•• $13.39 . , 'PONJGHT ocr. , and Savings Company ; . i, · i : Woman" (195(1) Rjchard' Beitning. -- · · MONIM. 0<71' i Ghamtel 'IS, Y"Make. ·w";.y ' a ..·., "' ;; :i ' , :" ir. • .• ,1:' ~_,.., •• . ..... ' ),'-· :Q muRS!'AY ocr. 9 Channel l8, ·''Main Street 10 for . Broadway" (iil53) Apes More- · (;J.annJ 13, -·~e ' Uving Lij~'' 11960) .l!'cltim Hansen. . shleaayder-:.•ag,(l·9i~.!lt7)•,i ~1._ ..Bar.~ern.. .or• Glioat•• ·. (1~) olames , •l>wlo ' ritEsDAY. oct. 1 · """ • Jill• · WL ,· ' · · · ' lnd ~'Ca!..rl" ,t!f67) ~ l"'UDA\' «T. It 1 . ~ ~ •'JAo•>:Oll'iif.clt", '~·i~I(4:'~JlPO!!!tm ·(~1 TlemeJ.' • :' ·· · Gena ·" ': ..; · '' Member Fllkral Dltpollt lnovr•nco Corporation POMEROY, OHIO ~teve Lawrence is carrying his thousand-dollar bills in a unique money clip ,gold, in the form of an Oscar, but tt looks like Steve. It was a present from Joe Cates, producer of "What Makes Sammy Run?" and jt is engraved, "You really made it run" .. . Doberman, the popular character in the Phil Silvers show. is at the Will Rogers Memorial Hospital In Saranac, suffering from diabetes tmd falling eyesight . . . Adlai Stevensbn wasn't able to land Orson Welles for one of the starring roles in the DOminute TV speclal about the United Nations . Orson Is too busy fn Spain workIng as pl'il<jucer, director, wrifer and star of a new -Cinema, ..Falatatf. ,, tm~" ! ~~.~~),SatJrday I ': ~~oo;r~I ; fa.. • , ,.,.., J~ ' ·:·:.;• ._~ c•~•J " ... ' · ' ,.....,t• ··-· .... i r ih'-' · ·' ' [' ' ,_:;< _cl pi!AY . · . ; '· ; , ~ I' .;i . : Q~ ' ~···· . :~ ·~ ~ -~- ~ Olil•rma I'~ ~JfiJ;trf~ if.'' b~~ .~'>:·~ q ~- ~':'I a~· ~ ' ~" · l.;;;;j. • . · ill 'h {j/ ll, .· ill ~~. Jl41,.~t~r;.)~-~ : '· Member Foclorol R-1'¥1 System • . Aa old, open porch 1011 II• encloMCI to ... ....... . If yOur horne hal an unuaed baument It can ._ ICIIily n~mocl­ olod .. add .......... -tlq- The FARMERS BANK Diles Radioear Co. IAIIMIII 111011 te y.,.,.- horn• can be a grect.'ICdWaction ID tho entire family. All ... .... itilisk.fw Holzer Hospital School of Nursing Is offering Education Psychology 71. 3 Ohio University credit hours. Prerequisite General Psych. Tues. even. class. Cost $36.00. ~ .. .. A ""' I'OGm adde41 DO YOUR lANKIN& WITH US BY MAIL I ATTENTION NURSES and TEACHERS . THERE'S NO NEED TO WAin EASY' BUDGET TERMS 10011 111m01 1 By DOROTHY KILGALLEN her husband m; ser a bl e during th eir years Broadway Bulletin Board · together . . . The wife of one of the naCarol Burnett's nec.l{ 1njury contin- ~ion's most respected actors is gravely ues to plague her badly, She's been play· tll, aM her sad condition is likely to afing "Fade Out-Fade In" in a brace for feet h!s professiona l and personal life for over a week, and having her neck paint- orne time to come. ed with a_ freezin ·~ su t, c:: f.-.ncp to help ease tnf> pain ~ ht-: .keaue.s, guided by their astute manager, Brian Epstem, delt will be a cold day in July when posit their American fees in the BahaMonty Morgan uses Geraldine Pztge on mas to avoid a complete clobbering by "Girl Talk" agam. She showed up 25 England's tax laws ... Mitch Miller and minutes after the tapmg was jo progress his Sing Aiong gang have d(' \"'· ·1: q 1n .o Arlene Frances, Broadway-bound in a major nightclnh r•· · 10. !its current "lleekman Place," has a rare item for stand at the Laun Ldsmo jo Merchanther s~.:rapbook trom Boston 's Elliot Norville, N J., is booked solid for eight of ton. The notably rough drama critic the 14 days he'll be there. One group of compared her comedy •lyle with that of six matrons from Columbus, Ohio, have Ina Ci11ire and the late Gertrude Law .. reserved a table at the cluh for the enrencL l ., 1tHJm g hi~ pra1se with "Only tire two weeks' run Go figure out what the great Lynn to ontanne is better at 1his that will cost tho:- 1:10 , rare kind of elegant acting." There's talk that .b:J Morocco may beLiza .Minnelli's romance with dancer .,come "The LBJ Discotheque'' between Tracy Everett appears to have cooled, aJ. now and Election Day, since John Mills though some months ago tt rea ched the hasn't yet been able to take over bepoint when chums were betting they cause of difficulties in getting his liquor were secretly married, and mama Judy license. The "LBJ" novelty would be run Garland who didn't approve - was by the local show biz committee hoping upset . . . The Persian Room managefor President Johnson's victory on Nov. ment signed Abbe Lane to a five·year 3 . . There's tt\Ore liquor license troub contract because she did such terrific le over at the Blue Angel, which was to have become the new Harwyn Club, with business her first week thf.'re ... Never Ed Wynn running the show and Danny underestimate the importance of those and AI Segal acting as "the money men'' beach party epics. Jim Nicholson and behind the venture. From all reports it's Sam Arkoff, creators of the vastly successful movie trend, will be named "Massimplv a techtucality over the name ter Showmen of the Decade" at the big ; but it does begin to look as though the Theatre Owners of America Convention . State Liquor Authority would be delight· in Clllc•go. Ann·Margret will be named ed to see a lot of major Manhattan night- ••star of the Year." clubs become coffee houses. - 1l (UP]} - I Neck Injury l:ontinues to I'Jague ~tar char, IIJ:,:::!~. WASHINGTON :sswn._ . Health care- for the aged and 11et V1ce Pres1denl h. h •-. S 't b fits .d h IJ! E"r ,.,.,cia 1 ecur1 y ene 1ton sal e, ~s 1wen· among the items left on to :~n~u~~~ e the ad journment of .the 88th ut a e e par- Congrf'ss. to resolve local Thf' House and Senate quit ~ at 117_ of 130 :saturday to permit their memnew national c~n- :t>t>rs to go home and campaign t become e[feclive for the Nov. 3 !!l~-ction . They .atlers ~~e re_s?lve~ lcompiletl a rarely matched rece.ment IS ratlfted. nrd of legislation in 21 months Dblems Priority of work. d union and com· The 88th Congress, whleh 1ers W?Uid continue talked longer and got more te the1r efforts on done than any since World War 1f local problems so ln. blazed legislative trails In ~ployes c~n go ba~k Icivil rights, lm-ohvn, mental >eaton sa1d he did lhealth and conservation. It also .w long tt would be approved the bigg·est tax cut in tOCal matters could 1u. S. history and ratified the up . historic nuc!e~r test ban trea· :ompany and union ty . speeded up their ef· President Johnson got almost 1Lve local issues and everything he asked, including onst.ant communica- many proposals first offered by ocab, the late President John F. KenJAW settlement in· nedy. Only two big requests, :creased retirement the "medicar~" plan an~ aid ~ tcluding earlier re- , the Appalachia area, died lD nd pensions up to· the adJournment rush . lth wage increases Johnson was pleased. "I know 'b · d of no Congress that has done .s . ?nus, ~mproved more for the nation, he said )~dlhons, mcre~se in a sta lement hailing the $11.5 . mcrea_sed v?catJons billion tax cut, civil rights law ;ore paid holidays. and anti-poverty program u "milestones in the hiStoi"J of • • public policy." 1 ~-ll.ll.l~ THE SHOE BOX ~ord 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30 SATURQAY, OCT. 3 through SUNDAY, OCT. 9 pbell, Jackson, Mrs. George Third Ro.betct Gould, Wellston. Thomas Airman McNickle, son Class of uowell M. J Belville Ashland, Ky ., and McNickle of Rt. 2, Racine, has Fred Keibier, Jr., South Shore,[ ~~~:~:;•~ from the technical Ky. J1 course for U. S. Air birthday. BIRTHS Force aircraft mecha[)ics Present were Mr. and Mrs. FIRS1" IS BORN Mrs. Walter F. Smith, 118 So. AF'B, Tex. Airman "~~lr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Car- Pennsylvania Ave., McNickle learned to Edgar Hartung, Mr. and Van Meter and J\ It' · ·1 • man Columbus, are daughttr, 6:10 p.m. and service mu 1-eng:me Je a.arRaymond Earl, Mrs. Eddie . the birth of their first Mrs. Fred and is being assigned to a IIhmu and Mr. attd Mrs. lb. 4'h oz. son, Ronlld 256 So. Fourth Strategic Air Commana (SAC) Eichinger and children, on Oct. 1 at Grant Hos- Middleport, son, 2: 15 p.m. unit at Biggs AFB, Tex. He is les, Dennie, Donald and in Columbus. Mrs day . Mrs. F , David Richmond, a graduate of Racine H i g b Jea n. Hartung left Monday • d b k D Pt ICol the former Sharon 2806 Mea ow roo r., · SchooL umbus and on Wednesday, Middleport. Paternal Pleasant, da ug hter, 1:06 a. m - I • "'====--o;;;;;;-:=~o;;;;;;;l 1 left for San Antonio, are Mr. and Mrs. Friday. where be will be stationed. Peach Ford R o a DlliCHARGED SHOP TONIGHT Health Care Is Casualty In Congress . Elberfelds In Pomeroy ~atm-1 j Be thrifty! Save all of your saleslips all over the store. ~oue dmn~ 1964 a"1234s 678910HJ2 13 14 15 l6 17 18 19 - 1 ~ou~e SMlWffSI ;;;....:;.;.;;,~=======~=----======~ MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1964 1 h.-_ S<PlEMaER entinf PT. PLEASANT - Stanley to the make, model. or color of Hazel . E. Russell. Pt. PleasR "Pet" Tucker 64 Arbuckle the car striking her husband . ant; s1x sons. Jess A., C?lumdi~d instantly ~tu;day night Mrs. Tucker stated she did aot bus, _Ohio, Harold R ., Grimm~ bo t 9 o'clock at Arbuckle on realize her husband had been ILandmg ; Denver S:, ~uffalo, l 35 when struck by a hit struck momentarily . She had Dale T. TuckPr, Galhpoli_s; Boband run driver while he and his been at church and had stopped by Lee, at home, and Ftr~~­ wife were walking on the berm at a nearby service station to Jimmy G. Tu~ker, Ft. h, DON ROACH, JR. of the highway near their home. walk home with Mr. Turker. Texas; lhr~ sisters, . Bert a According to State Police in· The couple was almost in !ucker,_ Gnmm~ Landmg; _EnDon Roach, Jr., U. S. Coall vestigating the accident, Mr. front of their home when the fa - 1th Ba1les. Gr1mms Landmg, Guard , son of Mr . .:~or' Mrs. and Mrs. Tucker wer!O! walking tal accident occurred_. Tu~ker and Mrs. Tamsy Cast~, Arbuc~ Doo Roach, Middleport, r.· u1 ...•.,, __ _, •'--:- 11 · MasoD ~ COIIDI~'£• ~ lh; ...,., hj. ... h. )e· three brothers, C!mton an _...... •n arm oar. __ · • . ., . ........ ·" · de, and William. cently spent a 10 day leave wUh bls parents before ~ .o, and 21 grand- porting to school at tbe Naval Medical Tralntug Center, at Great Lakes, Illinois. Road! •ices will be held enlisted in the V. S. Coul n. at the 0 m a Guard followtns bis gradua.. Suon lemenr To l'he Daih &ntmeJ Pomerov·M!ddle>purt. Ohio Church with the lion from Mfddleporl HI 1and fhe Galli !I rimes Gallinolis Oh.io Hicks officiating School in 1963. ! in Craig ceme-ms Landing. call at the Crow· d home. P~§l:l M ·rn; Ladies eet At Home o# Mrs. Praff Tht tln.l .......... bJ . . Amuoo Is neorly lwl<e lUI II • U)' o&ber river, Hit-Run Driver Kills Elderly Arbuckle Man "Lean~ ,~:ven. NOW YOU KNOW ·m · ;• '·" · ......... . . :" . l'l-- -·· . ,.... 1 • • .•~ ·I !· . . , ' ,Jolttt I Maurice C!tevali~r, "Mr. Paris" Ia. millions the world ~rouncl, bnngs htS unique chonn into ploy 01 host of .Hallyw~ Palace" on Saturcloy, Oct. 3. Laced l•berolly With songs In the Che.olier manner the thow presents a star lineup of guests. A cluet 'with Jane P~well ~ncl another with the Tahon Puppets are chotee btls promised fa viewers. "Paloce" 11 ltroaclcast "" the ABCTV netwotfc. Tom Stern Is TalkOfTown the Brooklyn Dodgers <remeJDo ber them J ) • The latter made him postpone his wisk &o aet until he could amass eaoug• money so he'd never have .. 11tane for his art. So he went i[)to the insurance business. He made a good BY DICK KLEINER Hollywood Cerrespondent HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) The excitement in Hollywood by John Sturges. Stern has 8 sman but power~ fuJ role ln "The Hallelujah Trail," which Sturges is producing and directing with Burt Lancaster, Lee Remick, Pamela Tiftin and Brian Kieth in the star positions. Jt Js Stern's first movie, ii you discount one he once made in NP.w York which was never finistJCd because the producer rar:t out of. money, He's done a few television shows; strange1y, be worked on both the last Naked City a~ tile last Espionage. In the latter, hls biggest part .., far, he played a guitar !trum!ning American wJ:ro gets Involved with the Russians. He made the wbere ..... ,plonage episodeln :England, he play- od tile Orson Bean role in lhe London production of "Nevor Too Late." IIU'I" AU. THIS , ac:livl"' jumps 1oo far ihead In ~espiC' '' Why secretly?,., he 3US (UPI) - Officers latiunal ask& "Well, would you buy life iJl. surance from .an acklr?" When he'd finished his stud-ies, he still delayed trying A_AWP) A half-hour movie, which vas accused of "poor should be interesting for hW1ters 1tion by causing the and gun rancters "'To Keep and. ,ffice of the corpora- Bear Arms'" wUi be shown at !COme h eavily indebt· 7 ,30 P.M ., followed by a short Jr whtch the greater business meeting and then the >f his indebedness is opster supper. ' •iary.'' All members are requested ta 1\WP spokesman said attend and bring a prospective :fdet. insult to injury :member as a guest wltb them. tppeared i[) court hav- IThe ovster supper was origlnatoyed a Negro by 'tile World War I Veteran& 111g statements to and annually has been one of Ua that He felt be the highlights of the Drew 111ate to get so Webster Post. Ralph Gilmorll orne:v." will again act as the. chef. Charles Swal.zel \-,UI · more details O[) the ·! e Announced lor "The Gifts for Y01Dki~ 'r. John Rapp drive and also for the pr<>Jec:t. , services for J o h n tapp, 73, who died at held tills mooth. , ,, eJtce on Locust-st. in A very enjoyable . . . . . Sunday morning, wlll was had at "The Family Nilbt" "uesday at 2 p. m. at held a! the Post borne • 'll Chapel, witb burial 25, lll64. 'i'henJ , Grove cemetery. The approx11nately !» c o UP I 1. Steevers of present. U enough . iate. is shown. a balloween, ll'S include 'two sisters, pru'ty is plannetl for tbla · orr~ rllll&Y 'blood UllC8llDy .. J laughl :.'.l!iittl .· . r . W~ite The " Annual Oyster Supper" Su~day nt~ht will be served following t be e new president. Two weeks afler hStem .. eel, Sturg.. ol...,t lm, a,d . . had hlo pari Ia "Tht llalldojolt Trall." lo Legion Holding Annual Supper Event Tonight lham F. Mtller, t' f Drew Webster Post . tiCm, meemgo h ·e ?rgamza on s 39, The American Legion, nd president. John Pomeroy on Monday, October .er treasure:, was _ 5 act. There was, he says, a chance to make a fortune if he '• devote two years to it. "I sat on the i:toard of direc-tors," he says, "of a company listed on the Stock E'Cchange• Our stock went up astronomically. But a couple of us dJsccv.. ered something fraudulent. The law made it impossible for me to sell my stock, so I lost it an. I made and lost more money tban most people see in a life-lime." INSTEAD OF entering acUng with a nest egg, he was flat. . But not for long. After "Never Too Late,"' he decided to strike out for Ho1IYwood. Prime reason for that was because the girl he'd met aad fallen In low with In London - Samantha. Eggar - was going to Holly. wood tor." to star in "The Colleo- Stern is a tall, Association --- ·Jvancement ot to ~· Sl~'s UIIUSUal Uf~ wllb an reoemblaooe lle'a I Hew Yllter, w • o Steve ..McQueen. Stem . Pel!' ., u oWetlo llieM o11 t1t1a resemblanoe; 1te 11.., 1\ ..-.~~ .... n,- r.. lldetablf 1a11er ... M~oea " · Ill' ll!tl .,_ ..._. - . .,.. lblotb lltll tau. lbo 1 li 1' ~ ·' ~·,~ ~~" ,,:1, ~ 1:!. ~~, , ~ ...f~_Ar· ~~ ~ ~ G. - ~~:1 .• '""· ~-~' ...•. p;.;...·. p Ousts mnder living. Secretly, he studied acting on his lunch hour. when a major movie tycooo uncovers a new star is compara~ ble to that in Sookum Flats when the volunteers get a new fire pumper. Everybody knows about it, talks about it a n d wants to see Jt. Currently, tbe objec' of all this gossipy exrl,ement Js Tom Stern, discovered and signed ~gatiOmst / ! "' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 3, 1964