https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/61ffe9820dd2b6bda5a8cb3066cb5b82.pdf 56df020c670c3c7999d87e16124637f2 PDF Text Text • I 10-Dally Sentinel. Pom•rov-Middleport, 0 ., 196~ Oct. 8, Timely Book Reviews on Current Political Scene are Presented Plan. ar .:: Made Hugh Bearbs, proyor by the H.ev . Chester Lemley and group f B k S l b S" I.e Bl ck or a e a e singing Jed Y nerr a . Plans were made for a bake 1 stan. Members answered roll salt at Kroger Store Saturday call wtth a Bib~ verse. AU A when the Youth F'ellowship of purpose e&rdti are being sold so- l T 1melv book revtt"ll.~ on the thf' eoffre service for the curr"'n1 poli!lcal ~·t'nt' 1H•rr gJv · rJal huur Salad, sandwwhes , the Hoek Springs \~ht'n ~rs Ro ('~1 t Hurky M1 ss Bess 1 Persona of Racine. Methodist as a money making proJect-. VOL XVI t1p heat select?r to fill openmg for water eGieaming chrome fmi sh e Large easy Mr. ami Mrs. 1'homliS Pmd Brrllvan make all the Fall fashion headlines h 8 Barbara Grimm, T omas rutvan, Take Marriage ' vows In. Kent Ch urch And ., rightly s 0! important The se Sale! Priscilla Quilting Sheeting k n i Is are really front page news now, because their supple ease is so I I • Bleached-Good quality Reg. 79c-81" width - - - - - Sale 69c yd. Sela 79c yd. Reg. B9c-90'' w~lth ' for perfect fresh, the JUST ARRIVED! feminine, l:argli Shi~ent of Fireside Accessories gentle look of fall in 1 1 fashion. See our des e I e ction lightful 1 1 . Missionary f "/ Sh amt y own W'fh Sl"d es Visit Elborfelds Roody To Wur Department and see the beautiful collection of dresses sportswur sweaters - blouses - For women and girls. Take time to browse around through· out the department. You'll find your correct si%e and style and at the price you'd like to pay. Now Is tho b..t time to select your new fall I . 1 I Including: Screens- Andirons kets - wardrobe at Elborfelds, Wood Holders - Tools- Log Buc-- Coal Buckets - Gas Logs. • Men• "Kin1 Kole" CAVALRY TWILL MEIGS THEATRE Warm blanket Lining, zil)per front, two button down l.ap pockets, w.aist length, dark green or dark grey.. Sizes Smal1, medium, large and e1tra large, Pomeroy OES Elects 1"ts New Offl"cers 1 1 Elberfelds Men's Wear Department is Headquarters For ••• MEN'S TROUSERS WORK JACKETS 1 1 Cannon Terry Cloth i DISH TOWELS Soft, absorbent, lint free. Easy to launder. Stripes and checks. Fringed ends, Generous Size. I CABINETS Gr I ' c I· ( See Our Piece Goods Specials • - Th@ Fabrie Shop I. WY 2-2284 POMEROY McCall's Patterns 115 W. SECOND OHIO .. ROBINETTE LOAFERS --- SIZES 4-10 _ _ __ THE SHOE BOX .. # •• ,, From 5 ol the leading mak· ,, .... 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Acceptanre £ (I ~~;::~:n~ b:~.r::" " f~ ~wray ~~ .t0~ I 't J (., a .ase I I I~ SOLD First Day '*',;; h"'·e <~ nwder~le C DJ ,........................ . ourt e a ~otiate .•. _. * John~on u-e:;ted ELBERFELDS JN POMEROY alistie flowers in a wkle ............. ... ... * rna.~ a....,.ht Save All of Your Saleslips All Over The Store .• of polyethylene flowers unb popt _ . popcGfn. Makeo lioofoll - " ' " about lwo mfno $5.99 * Ohio Democrats Ordered to Unite M hef S k IByAutomobiJe Stalnl... Steel IE THRIFTYI Just received a shipment and foliage , Washable, r• ' J 1 Daughter, J2, 20c ihaking. Th• deor-vu heot ..... llltant giCIII cover lets you watdJ lito com pop. New·1ype hooflnt I gle session. Tshombe was placthe Herbert Nonnan residence CLEVELAND (UPI) - Ohio 1the la st two statewidt> electmns, Demwrats \\oere on hand ex- Ohw Repubhcan Sen. Robert A. ed under house arrest for three on Douglas Road in Scipio twp. Democrats today had orders I opened h1s remarks to 3.500 lcept Sen Frank J Lausche , Taft and re('{)gnized the po.. days in a U.A .R. government where thieves entered the Nor- from their chief to unite and l who attended the $100-a-plate l whu staved m Washington, as tenry of Taft's name while 111'1· guest palace When he landed home thrOUgh 8 WindOW 11et to WOrk in \he campaign , fund-raising dmner W11h hiS , slrl:'S.\L'(/ the p;lft) Ull!ly mg a Strong effort tO re-elect hereeragainst house- .. And if they are lulled by the marching orders. Lltt?me. SE•n Stephen M. Young, who il t the wishes of the The Chesapeake and Obi o R a1"Iroa d' s V . D . Moore and hold stole items miscellllneous 81 well as comrnitgov nmen · and FOrrest Jackson will team to speak on the theme, polls they are in for trouble. " I think it is important that 1 Alm•.JSt as though to being challenged by Taft'a aon, "Industrial Development" at the second ~· oint dinner ting acts of vandalism. The gentle, but firm, warning 01110 Democnrts ~et out and get s1zr that theme, Demon alie 1Hep Robert Taft Jr. SAN FRANCISCO -THE 17- m •etl'ng tllis year of the p omerov an d M"d · ht rrom· ro wor11.• .. .1u~ . ;:;a ;.,. ·..~ N t 1 Cl J hn Batt ev ·· H 1 Ieport Cb am. The other ntry was ai lbe came Thur sd ay mg ld h !erred, ld b "d 0f Ft Ord I 1 a wr~a -1:.11rman o " · • Met"gs ~-unty Beagle club build' year-o rl e a · so· bers of Wednesday, Oct. 14. U) President Johnson in his mes- "Let us pull the Democratic sat on lhP JJIJdlllm with statehe wou d h ave T f pre h d •dier was under treatment at ing in Scipio township Losses · Oh' h d . o nson sat c at at a ~.~ei!D Moore and Jackson are eJ:·t · sage to the party huthful, who party m 10 toget cr anu get part\ 1ea ers. :1 df 'd t . 1 Letterman General Hosplfal perts on the otaff of the C&O's OWen were named to this com- there have not been esatblish· turned out to hear his first outl he ma,mum vote ;dl I» oor h:n •: today for what Army officials Department of Industrial De- mittee. ed. . , campaign speech in Ohio. "If we JOJ!t' , nu for<"e can vtey,. s and gl\'(' I1Uir. John. said they " asswne a case of velopment. The Chamber also acted to The Sbertff I department al.. The President, mindful that beat the democracy ol Ohro" ' son sa id ;ant Ohto d reach mto tht meningitis." purchase 15 pole-molDlted lit· reported that Morgan Hen- Ot,io has gone Republican in Almost all of the. state's top : He pa1dt nbule to tl1e !ate ena!e, a,n,t tede one The case was expected to add Fred W. Crow, Pomeroy at- ter baskets for Middleport and ry, 38, of Portsmouth, R. D. has - - -· - -- mv mns rus ue pers Wl•• new strength to a growing de- torney, headst he committee ar- discussed Christmas decorat- been returned to the Ohio S~te 1whom I worked every day." 1 mand thpt a quarantine be plac- ranging the meeting. ions, Industrial development, penitentiary as a parole VIOla~ YS ' Johnson dealt with the Ohlo ed on the Army training and brochures. tor. Henry was arrested recentDave Olllinger, chairman of "' political situation at the start PUms for the dinner were 1 1h h d t ed to near Monterey, Calif., ly by local authorities on a burthe Fund Raising commiltee IS speec an re urn o 1 meningitis has stricken 84 per- discusaed by Bill Childs Thurs- Attending were President glary charge. 0 for lite Mlddlepot't Eme<gen- I 0 i dwell upon he subject at length sons and resulted in the deJ>thi! day wltht h~ Middle~ C of C Coats Childs We1ch Owen cy squad truck, reports that after fmtshing his prepared. which met m the Citlze111 Na' ' • • of 13 this yesr. Bank followina lunch at Mr. and Mra. John Werner, PJans Completed A short meeUng of the South· response to the plea (or dona· tex t. uthe Martin RestauranL ·~ c•rt Horky ' Ed! sOD B··Ca b em Local Athlett'c Boosters was &Ions has been very sltisfac' lOSpl ! ~' ' F I d try T 1 HP said the polls showed 6& SAIGON, VIETNAM- PRE-I Bahr, and Harold Hubbard. or n 08 our held Thursday night following tory and bopes that people prr cent of the voters favoring hier Nguyen Khanb threatned The joint dinner meeting will Plans have been completed the Homecoming parade in wiD continue to send monfy !the Johnson-Humphrey ticket. today to bomb Communist Chi- be at the American Legion hall Cor a tour, "Let's Explore Ra ine at the same rate. ' "- deciSI?n °11 whe,ther or 11 ?t I He sa id the supporters of Sen. n.a and North VietNam if they in Pomeroy next Wednesday Meigs County Resources,'' ()c. c · Ohlinger and the two other the Ohm Suprt>me Co~rt wrll l Barry Goldwater, ·· wh<, ban conUnue their incressed su~ evening. Tickets are $1.50e ach, tober 14 by the Extensior. Home- Mason Fisher, vice president. members of ltis committee, hear the appeal ot ;..1cJgs Mem- blood int heir eyes" would Ill port to the Communist VietCong and may be obtained from ntB.kers clubs of Meigs county. presided as reports were given Bob Fisher and Bob McElhin- I orial ~.osptta,l,. Inc.' reg.a~dm~ oul the 35 per c~nt favorlnl Ill Homemakers are W meet ta by Secretary . Treasurer Elson ny, or any fireman, will ac- I the local hospital d Childs, Crow, Bob Coats, presOt tfUC th t - JssueoksJS ex .· their candida« while DemOoiUerr as. The on fY unm · edla"~)' •· reacUon ldent of the Middleport Cham' the Excehlior Salt Works, Inc., Speocer. · They may a1so 1pt'f' cept donations. Th1c Wl 111 wo .we f . crtts might not do as weu. ' 1 11 0 t·l " If you don't, you·ve had It," from the American Embassy in Pomeroy at 10 a.m. Mter · be left al Jack's Dairy Rar. . Js was tIE' opm ton was confirmation that Commu- ber; John Bl.aettnsr, or J I c k touring the salt workd the The group unarumously de, eta attendmg tnt> Supreme he warned. Carsey. frMUP Wt"lf go .... ...................u ..u....t.~ I Coun session in Commbus yes· nfst lDflllrtiUon has Increased. •·w Middl~port to clded to h pay f thoff two -certificates - h 0 In other business the Middlesee the Ohlo Valley Baking at eac e ~matnmg orne 1terday ~"<!">'~- ,;:>~ · "':""f~•"f'l"P'''?":~ .. port Chamber voted to cooper· PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Ar· company and the Royal Crown foot~ll games m 1964. The Car is Heavily 1 The Me1gs ~1emuria l HospltMiddleport pollee reJJOI1tf ate with the Pomeroy Chamber lene Cook and her J.2...year-old Bottling plant. certifiCates are for m~ey loan- D d . Ch 1 al. Ir~c . s:1s appea led H dec 1s. lht> 11rresl Thursday moi'Jiiq; ltl sponsoring a boat regatta daughter, Karen, escaped ser- At noon the group wlll have ed to the organization _fr~m am age 10 ' e!llf'r 1 ion handed down by the ~e1gs ~ Df Thomas McCabt 32 MuieUt ne~ year. Jack Welch and Dick ious Injuries Thursday night a sacldunch at the county ex- football fans_ of the diStnct Heavy damage was caused County Coun of Appeah. m fa- - - - - when struet by a car whUe tension office. After lunch, they when the gnd program was to an automobile driven by vor of the Me1gs Count) Hos- 1 for spefliing in a scbool That Ia The RHulto WORKERS NcrrED crossing Jackson Avenue at 25th will tour the Meigs Memorial opened at Racine two years a- Wllliam Darrell Connolly 30, p11a1 Commisswn . The Comm1s· He postl'd $15 band. Mrs. Vinas Lee, chairman of Street about 7:30 p.m. hospUal, Meigs County Child· go. Long Bottom, wtoen It got out' sion had demandt'd lhe hospital ] The incident inspired e1t2.t . . ~ Thla Ad ol Poliee Herb GOkey t\1 "'P.. ' the -Red Cross for the Racine Mrs. Cook and her daughter ren's borne, and the County o1 control and turned over on he returnen to Jts control be -~ a fe\f Mher persons who ...-;. announces the workel'l were taken to Pleasant Valley Horne. THREE CITED Rt. 248 at the bottom of the I cause D()(·tors of Osteopathy al~ 2 Wann Momlne coal beaten, ~U..... ·ai'O Sharon Teaford, Pam Ho ltaJ wher-. they were .All members of all the Meigs IChester Hill Thursday morning l legedly had been refu sed medi- 1 be<n ftported speedilll Ia school zone~ to 11top lt. 100 lb. c•paettr. One In exKenda Arnott, N 1 n c y for head brulsea:, Mrs. County Homemakers extension Three arrests reported today Sheriff Robert c. Hartenbach cal staft priVileges. "We wtu b11nt them o • t;: tn JDOd condition. ReuonRhonda Brlcklea, Cook was kept for observa.Uon. clubs 8.I'6 invited. by the Ohio State Patrol in~ who investigated the mishap, The court beard arguments arrest them, and tbey ;ftl1.. ably plieed. Call WY-2-8909 Brace, Nancy Yost, Ltneluded Freeman Williams, 33, sald that Connolly failed to ne- ol Attorneys Frank W. Porter, Hoed in mayor's eoart;tt Ill' or lee Paul Siason. 1Q.6.8tp mel Eugene Ervin. Aceordlng to city pollee inTWO ARRF.S'ni Rt. 1, M!nersvUle, cited to the a curve. No Injuries Jr .. counsel f()r the appellants, cbief said. , 1 CASH In Your Don't Wento vestigating tbe a.ccidellt, Mn. Pomeroy police today report.. Meigs Court today for stop sign or arrests were N!ported. and Bernara V. F'ultz, Prose- ·~==~~~::::: ' Metp GeDeral B01pltal Cook and daiJihter were cross. eel two amsts, Norwood Henry, violation; Howard L. Engli~h, cuting Attor~cy. . ;if,f.:w$£&UOO'lmll: ~ By Pleclne Your Wont Ad ADMISSIONS - Mary Still, i1Ji the hillbway frllm Park 53, Middleport, at 8:3tl a.m. lor 35, Pomeroy, died to Migs SPONSORING SALE Also att•ndmg the sesswn was CA!tNIVAL Ill Lester Render- Drive entrance to tho appooi1e ruimlng e red light, and Robert Court Oct. 16 lor permitting an MASON - The Wahama band Jolm L. Javte. of Columbus, TUppers Plains Wherollie R..Uitt AN. Charles .1fr-- side and walked into tbe path ~ Jr., It, Pomero), 011 unUcensed minor to operate and boosters are sponsoring a rum- associate : ounsel with Porter. School Boosters ID!ow... CALL WY 2·11N of a eord rlvell bJ Ray Sulllv111, Thuraday lor DWl, who posted IDondenl M.- Condee, 31, Mid· mage 18fe Friday aod Satur- The court will decide whether day the annual P"!'i ~ 58, ol Bellem~e who wu tr... bond. .Bqllurlll IIII!Uf__ln ftfliJ- .~ cilt:d ••to - .Gamw)il ~ay, QctoJ>er. HO, .at, the ci!-J' ,or not the case is of sufficient will be held ~~ rJ,;._4ilcii-•W~.U. ,P..iidirre in ~~· , Ra~ l,r om t-n!>ral interest to be on Its urtlay. j)ct. _to, 11rjf.rillllllr.f'41ilt.U.boot. T b oj Ol!ll.otilll"'l court Sallirdey at t • ,~pt~. It tn 1 Jell of 1• - .llllllttld. .p.m. ,_ . 9 e:m. uotll 4 pm, Nch OJII. dackeL _ p. m . Everyai\11 I Flo-4Renge Easy-on Storm Window KITS ,j -By Shen££ i~ BOYS' COWBOY HATS Felt material in belge, black or rust. Roll-brim, adjustable neck bapd. 1.95 -· ---· 175 yard spools. The fall colors are here. Plain a!ld variegated and plenty of white. ~- J0 hnson PIedges TVA not for saIe Boosters will So easy to use, no llirrlng or begin atat znoon. p, Ill.A songfest wiU l~:::::::::::::::::::::J 1...--M-I,:,D,:,D_L_I_Po_R_T,;,,_o_._...J' served ~,. The most popular models - I TO HOLD HO"'ECOM!NG The annual Homecoming of the Point Rock Churdt of the Nszarene will be held October 11. A potluck dinner wll1 be ::~nd Comme~e Mo .. Then 600 Palrt At the close of the meeting, ' refreshments were served by 1 Carolyn Thomas, Nell Graves, Lula Matlack and Annett.e 1 Knight. ,.,..m for any family occaslont AA-A-B-C Widths Singer Sales & Service ~ '.. emph.a- ~ KNIT CRO-SHEEN ... h John~on, Three B&ES Under Probe C&O' M J k s oore, ac son are speakers f0rC 0 fCEvent J & P Coati I i cf0S3de A~3108 . t Red PoWer * and fit riihtl 1 I ,,.. . • lie:; ers. Trousers that wm look 1 I • WASHINGTON -THE FOOD and Drug Administration {FDA) starts an Jndustry-wide investigation today to determine whether some drugs should be removed from the market. The investigation begins with Rober~ Taft, J~. , who .ex- ed to debate him on televlsion cused the Johnson adminlstraexpiration of a deadline for tends hts senatorial_ camrun~n as invi_ted at th_e beginning of tion of " playing partisan polisubmission by drug manufac- into Meigs and Ga1lia counties the Ohto campaign. tics with the well-being of all turers of proof that their pro- today, will not meet his oppon- Accor~ing to the United Pre~s Americans.'' ducts are effective. ent, jncumbent Sen. Stephen M InternatiOnal, Young turned It Taft spoke before the Ohio FDA ollicials e.xpect that Young, in VaV televisio~ de_bate. down becau~ he said he had Federation of Republican Wornwhen lhe investigation ends af- Taft Is due In Gallipolis at other commllmenst and ob· en's Organizations which, earter three or four years, some 3 p. m. for ? tea .at the Farn:t· j-t'cted to the format of the pro- Her in the day, welcomed Mrs. drug:s will have been ruled off ers Hotel giVen by the Gallia posed debate . p G ld t the wife of the market as 1·nelf""'tive and County Republican Women's The senator, meanwhile, con- heeggy R 0 wbl~ er, ~ · gratu 1ate d a mJmster · · f or de· t. did t epu 1can presidential others forced to change their club, and at the George Memlabels. hart residence In Middleport at nouncing the book "None Dare can a e. 5 p. m, for a reception. and Call It Treason" and he urged Taft said the administrationthen a 6:30 p. m. dinner speak· Taft to take a stand against the sponsored tax cut was an IIABOARD THE LADY .BU\D ing engagement at Sacred controversial book. lustratlon of " the dangerou!l SPECIAL -· Lady Bird Johnson Church in Pomeroy. However Taft pursued an- trend toward political expedienexhibited her Southern charm The scion of the famous fam· other ISsue ln his campaign cy which pervad~s the lsnd . to crowds in pro-Goldwater "''"lilv of statesmen learned Thurs· swmg through Columbus. . tlons of the Deep South today night his opponent declin· The Cincinnati Republican ac. "When. ~e tax cut reduch?nl and headed with her whistlewas orJgmally proposed. Its il'-',J campaign to New Orleans impact was to be spread oul ovfor ' reunion with the Prest· er a three - year period," he UNIFORMS - The Southern High School hand. dtrected hy Robert Garner. iR ctressing in new uniforms dent . .said. ·for its 1964 presentations. The uniforms were pu n :hascd lhruu gh 1he B"nd Booc;ters org:mization. Band mem1 bers have been fitted in summer. \VintN and co ncert uniform s Posmg tn th e sev era l types of uniforms are, front The Texas-born First Lady, Taft charged that_ row, L. toR. , .James Snodgrass Sandra Batley, P:l1ricia L 011'! Rrcnda Norris. Ellen Shu\(')' and Lmda Yost: second travel • weary but exuberant, shortly after takmg off1ce, row. Bill Downie, Joclyn Taylor, BiH Se llars and Ncm cy Yost third row. Jean Phelps. Cratg Cairns. Bill Zerkle. su .. ,·nforFiopno·idnat•, LOS ANGELES (UPI) S B M G ld ·at r compressed the reducl1on zie Price; back row , Steve Sewell, Lynda Lipscomb E leJn or Srhne1der. The band \\ill conduct a Tag Day 0(!1:. . dt h C-l'f e~. t adrry ·t·h 0 "11 fer I sehedule to less than two years 17 for its unirorm fund .-Se ntinel Photo. Alabama and Misissippi ~.ampmgne m vo e· eavy a 1 orma o ,ay WI a ca o with the result that, "we seem - - --- - -------the third and final day of her a new crusade . . to reduce Commumst r,ower to a lev· about to enter a wage • pr 1ce campaign. el from whic~ it cannot threaten our securi y or the peace spiral which will swirl ever 1 of the world. faster toward full-fledged inflaA COLD FRON THAT DROP· In a speech prepared for a lunch here of the World . .. ped temperatures into the low Affairs Council, a local non-partisan discussion group, the tiOn. 20s today threatened a . frosty Republican presidential can(Udate said: EN ROUTE WITH JOHN~ON offer- no matter how much they pont>nt t!it' South '' death for late maturing mid"This must be the year of a new cr'·sade - a eru(UPIJ - President Johnson, want for 1!- l'l l ne'l- f'r sell the Coldw:ller had onc(' prnposed · 'r't·t now we are urged to west farm crops. sade for America and for the whole free world. Snow £ell ln upper Michigan "The issut is peace. The 1 " well pletsed" with his stump- TVA . thnt the Temwssee Vallt-y Arl- St>ll Its parts.· · Johnson said. ing tour in tbe Midwest, cam· " In the fir st place, It do('sn'l mum 1r<~11Un be -:old. \1ore re- l~e dPscribed the TVA as "the early today and freezing drizzle peace we seek, along with free' and underscored his next senpelted crops in some lower por- men everywhere, Is peace with tence: "This does not mean pa1gned into the South today btlong to me- it belongs !o !hP eenth· he h:1s IJ('en sayi ng that grPat pioneer of the 20th cenwith the pointed pledge : ''I am ! peoplr of the upper South. It snnw TVA art1viiH:'"-- ferttlizer t ur~ ·• whirh has shown wbat tions of the state, Lows of 2G justice peace with freedo~. war·" • 1 not going to sell the TVA" l belongs to the people of Amer- plants anct steam gPnf'rnling governmPnt and peoples, d!grees were repart<d at Far· peace a "wotfd In which free G<>fdwaler said: "IT maua nations and free people can the alfemative to war-a way . . N D The President, stimulated by ka,'' tbe Pres1r1er t declared r l:t nJs l'nulo be ofrerf'd for work1ng together, can do to cond Ab d S go, . ., an er een, . th to d enthusiasm generated by two / Aims At Goldwater sa le qut'r host1le o1at11re " D. live and prosper and .shape to win ~ ~ce- ltsenAI- Three breaking and enterlngs Could Ot'struy TV."their own national destimes. . . threats to thts ~ahon, to in Meigs county the past week days of Midwest campaigning, Johnson madt the statemPnt~ .lohnsnn sa id fhar nearly 400 , 1 ' 'An un ~ymnflt lretic President ClARO, u. A. R. - CONGO Reduce Communist Power ~ ~ree nalonse verywhere are being probe<! by Sher· moved his campaign caravan in a speech prepared for del tV· Iprrlalr· fr'r lillzPJ pl ant.~ arou nd into Kentucky and Tennessee. ' ery at the War Memona l buildthe ('OUnlrl nr·e using proc-esse-s in ttw \\'l11lf' ·· •1se could starve Premier Moise shombe, held - t ou war. · · iff Robert C. Hartenbach's deh "Our ma.jor objective must "We cannot talk down the t t f In comments aimed at Republiing in Nashville The.v were ' developed at TVA . II <; steam tl1 e TVA , p;IL" liS board with th d t f as a ostage or ree ays, e t . f d t'· t f ,_ t par men . 1 can presidential nommct: Barry aimed directly at Goldwater . gf•m•ra tmg plants. hP sc1id. are people who would dismantle it, 0 for llome today smiling broad· be to reduce Commumst power orwar . • us \,>Vrnmun s The sherlCf said burglsrs pried Goldwater, he said : although Johnson m.a<k· no ditu.'(/ mfu a n'ginnal power com· and undermine its purpose and ly and clasping his hands in a to a level from which It can. aggression. We cannot bluff the back door open at theW . A. "No matter how much they rect r('ference 10 his COP op plex ll.ht r h ha~ "transformed its uselulness,'' Johnson said. victorious fighter's salute.. not threaten our security or the them down. But we can face Dotson residence, Rt. 1, tangsBut tlle controversial African peace of the world." them down. And Ill the past, ville , on State Rt. 124 and Iert leader failed in his attempt to The prepared text of Gold- we have done It. I say we can the residence with three radios, crash the non-allgned suirurtit ]water's remarks capitalized -and must-do It again. a clock, razor, bedspreads and conference bere. He flew home several other household Items. without having attnded a sin· Another entry occurred at In See them on display, Furniture Dept 2nd Floor, 1 n FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1964 Taft to Miss Debate ith ~~~gsttohpesGsuclhfedCoualedst 1 bord reception which followed Mrs. c~~~ ~ - Ktmes lt>ft\'tn- ! the ceremony at Stow, Ohio. I duy lor .ar eston, \\ . a, When the couple lefl for the I where she Wlll be the guf'SI u( weddmg trip to Detroit, Niagher stslel's. Mrs Howard Jer- I ara Falls, Canada and wash· FRI. _ SAT._ SUN. rett, Mrs. H R. Jnhmon <md 1 I I I· t D C th bride was st· •d sI'd · · - l mg • epiece gold sml. oct. 9-10-11 \1rs.· T K . Hearn. I " Colmt. 1 es of th e mJsston liredon.in a· three Double Feature Progr•m I EJ\.13 Earl McKinley has re·,~ al.ry faBmtlyt, Mtr.t. an~..~ ~1nrsS. Wutthl· lwith which she wore her white "Mt:LINTOCK'' ran sa 10nt:Y 1 o • 1 h. 1am With John \V aynt' ce1ved his di scharge from the h ore rd . 1 '.. 5 own 11 The new Mrs. Brutvan is a and MauL"een o·Hara I U S Naval Base Charleston ern Rhn< esJa, were 1 (Techlll ('nlon S. C He is the so~ or Mr. and] when the Young Adul~ Clas~ ~ graduate of Kent State Umver· 0t s1ly where she was affiliated -andMr~ ( 1 F: MrKmlev Middle- Ior ~he Brfldford Churr . "WAR IS HELL" : port and has ('()!llp·l~ted tour I Chnst met Tucsdayd"lenmgWal wilh Delilt Zeta Sorority. Tony R usse II · B'l'nl"'" B'rron years m the Na vy whJCh m- I,the ., home , of Mr · an. t1 rs. 1- groom a1ten ded Kent State Un: -- 1cl udl'd two tours in the Mffll· 1ti.tm Lambert. . ivers1ty, Western Reserve terranl"an area MeKmley is a 1 Rich:nd Gilkey ' pr~Jdent , op- ' versity and Fenn College. : graduate of Middleport High ene~ the meeting Wllh pra~er, The couple are now at h,m, ll POMEROY OHIO . Sl'hool. 1Scrtpture taken fro.m ~at ew at 21831 Libby Rd ., Apt. 23-A, 1. M1·s Ceci. l K1mE>s . by and Mrs. was read . . Bonme Ptckens. Stoney Broo k APt s., Bedf ord TONIGHT I Rubert Starkey spent Tutsday The film slldesRwer: shRown lbly Heighl'l, Ohio. NOT OPEN and Mrs . ----, m Athens .and Parkersburg, W. ·Mr · d" - · onme h ld usse n the \ A ISCU S~ JO!l was e 0 FRIDAY thru THURSDAY ",Oct. 9-15 , 1rs. Clarence Lacey an ct' age of children in the Sunday . M p 1R ld School classes and a report Will 'HOW THE WEST WAS WON" rs e~F nda~ r eyno s werP ml be g·IVen. to the ' Athens evenmg to at. church board ('l'erhmru lor) Debbie Reynulds. Carroll Ba I' tend the performanr:e of the11or consJderacwn. Thd e grothupe l B h \oted to prepare an serve . k.er, John Wavne, Russ Tam op~;-a . ·~ ~ em~.8 1 ld G Christmas dinner for Class I Election ()f officers was blyn, Gregorv Pack , Lee J Cobb. Henry Fonda . Carolyn I r. an r:s. , '~ eo~~e ' of the church. They also voted at the regular meeting of Jones, Karl )la!den. Geo Pep and son, Brmn, GallJpohs, HS· 1 d $5 th t f mi\y T,,._ 'I pard, ,/as. Stewart. Rir.hard ited recen !ly with her parents, , tfo sethn . t~ . e 8 ran ak in eroy Chapter 100, OES, Widmark. Thelma R1tter. : 1\lr. <.~nd Mrs. L. W. McComat;. l or eJr mJssJOnary wor dy evening. MickPy Shaughne~sy Walter ! ! Africa. Bottle caps are to be Ruth Tompkins, worthy Brennan. Henrv Morgnn. ! GO TO ASHUR\:' /saved for the class as a money· tron, and Harry P. Smith, worWmner of 3 Academy 1thy patron, presided. The Award~• Members ol't ht! Rock Springs t makmg proJect. Technicolor C.rtoon Runmng time 2 Hrs 4!5 min , \<IYF motored to C.:amp Fran- The annual Halloween party and means committee am1ounc·Adults · Sl.UO Children . 50(' l CJs Asbury near RIO Grande will be held Octobe.r 29 at 7 p. ed plans for a rummage I Saturda) for an all daj- outmg. m. at the _church Wlth members the date to be a~nounced. SevFRIDAY and SATURDAY 1Makmg th~ trip were Kathy to come ~~ C(lstume. The next era ! communicatJon.s . Oct. 16-17 . and EddJe 1\bhott Suzanne meeting Will be held November read including InvitatiOns to at"7 FACES OF OR . LAO" Dorm; <~nd Roger Par1ll) v. Sher: l3 with a potluck dinner at 6:30 tend Friends Night at (Technicolor ) : ne i:lnd Bobby Blackston, Con- ~- m Evelyn Woods and Made- Chapter on October 8, when rony Randall . Arthur O'Con nell. Barbara Eden . .John Er I nte Radturd, Sharon Brawley, \me Pamer were named tu Mary Hughes, secret~ry, lcson, Noa lt Beery .T1 DlrE•el Dlana WPversm tller, e c k y have devottons . be honored; a receptwn 8 by Geu Pa!. \\'onders nen>r :md MarY Lou Radford, Mrs. Barbecues, potato chips and Charles Johnson, gran? serttincea~e · "SOLDIER IN THI! RAIN" , Huj.lh Bearhs, Mrs. Edgar Ab- punch were served by th~ hosts el, Octo~er 1_1} at Ur.ama Jar.lde Gleason, St.eve Me I bot I. Mrs. Harold Blackston and to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Plc~ens, ter, Pamcsvtll.e; tllh•e~pre~:~~:~ Queen Tuesday Weld I Rev. Chester Lemley. ~r . and Mrs . Robe:t Grtmm, grand matrons a ~~~~:;_.,::::;...;~......,.,...-, ] ~1r . and Mrs. Ronme Russell , night on October • Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gilkey, m. in the new Masonic Temple Ruby Mossman, Evelyn Woods, at Mc-Connel sville when \fadeline Painer, Mr. Wayne Preston, past grand matron, King, >1r. and Mrs. William and Bertha Huffman, worthy Lambert, Debbie and Tammie, graod matron , and olher grand I 1and the m1mster, Rev. M. B. officers will be present; and Imboden. the installation of oHkers of SEWING MACHINE Albany Chapter on Novmber ANNOUNCE HOMECOMING , 14. I The annual Homecoming at I Clara Soulsby was elected the Morning Star EUB Church 1worthy matron: Jame.s Souls· will be Sunday, Oct. 11. Sunday 1by, worthy patron; Barbara School will begin at !I a .m., wor- l walker , assoctate matron ; Guy ship services 10 · 4~ a.m., with Cowan, associate palron; a basket dinner at noon follow- D. Smith, secretary: Mabel ed by afternoon services at 1:45 Geoglein, treasurer; Betty p m. Singers will be the She- an, mnductress; Kathryn Jorkinah 5 from South Webster, dan. associate conductress; and : Oh10. and the Norris Quartet. Ruth Tompkms, trustee. Offi- 1 FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY 1 All other singers and the pub- 1cers will be in stalled at the ; 1 regular meeting on December 1 lie are invited. 1 E ,_.. c·01.dwater w00ld LeadNew soon. 1 SINGER en tine ,. e Button Slots ° 1 at y mDve at t1tt nte of • • ye•r. e Finger d' 6 NOW YOU ltNOY Aataretldl'l ........... . . . . POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO ·- Make Elberlelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center • • Wearing Apparel lor Your Family, furniture, Furnishings and Floor Coverings for Your Home. ~'"'"' . ~"- " lu Middleport ~ f?rench descrihed Mr'\. Slll llh j ('upsl . S·Jturda . evening I as br111g m '\Vmpathv w1th tilt' I ' ~ ~ w·u The Sl Patnck Church at Patl1e Gnmm of Lclart Falls. workmg mom ·a nd he;· dt>slrP to 1l w_dh :'-.lr an Mrs M 1 JaJ~ I Kent Ohio was the scene of Saradelle Rees, Columbus, MarQo v.hat would be best for Kmg a~d fcmllly "' 1~re d r. ~ :the june :W wedding of Misss ilyn Tahsler of Bt~y Village, Amenr'.:~ Thr tradP-In<Hk or , ilr1Jd·s 1'1 athilt':1 ll)se \a\n off. ' 1· Barbara .Jean Grimm, daug1l· Hetty Brutvan, Maple Heights, . f rf' ~h o ter of Mr. C:lnd Mrs. \"·rt II'1am an d Su!-lan . Wolfe, Olmstead Mrs Cl1<tse 1, thf' re ct . .ank . rsM . . arenre d :-.,1 L }C· lie Er· . r ose worn eaM1 di!V ami her, A ron . 1:dadnl ' tr:s.,. es d c Grimm Letart Falls, lo Falls They v.ere .attired m . · ' Brut van, son o1 fl oor 1e n ~ t 11 gowns of aPrt'cot · ss erwrgv m · ~·orkmg tirele m ' vm ol ·\'l1 e-por .... ' .nr.. db an Thom.<~s Paul . I Ccn"res· I Mrs Wa) ne Kmg, Bra 11ryl, Mr and Mrs . .J uhn Brutvan, w1th which tltey carried ' t-- • ·' 1 \1r dlld Mr~ Edna kuss(' o · . · 1 " I d I' ·k Dunnu" tl u-' bu ~I!I!'Ss nwl'lmg 1 Huthnd and Mr and Sr .M;Jple Hetgh ts OhJO Th!:' sprays o tens un c uc ens· 1• 1 :'vlr~ r M members t rlrOrtl'd 011 ttw re· 1 · · · Rev f' ·,ther John Kennedy of· John B1·utvan, ,Jr. o ape 1 ' · ' , , V1ctor Hvsf'il and fa m1 ly ol · ' H h b l d rent Fedt>r<ot1nn l onten•nL<' : fl('i ;r!Pd at U1e double rmg cer- etg ts was es man an : 1t'lnOn)' . Given in marriage by ushers were Jolin held m Ga llipO lis whir h St'\t'f .\lmersv!lle Pr·rshern, I a] mt>mbt•rs Jl! ~·nfiPd Mr ~ Eu· Mrs. Earl Boug-her of Colum- :her Unelr. Mr . Albert \\<'olre , Maple He_rgllts. AI Wehrheim, i ler announce<J the 196.1 f-'l'der· bus 1s here wrth hPJ' p;rrent ~. l the bmle wore a gown of and Dennt ~ Sht~nkleton. All ar 10 n nw• •t mg ""t il bt• lwld at · \·Jr. and .\ ·lrs c. A. Emmt.~J 1 . :while pt>au de sole des1gncd . by I wore wh!te tuxedos: J;H·k ,un Pri selll;~ ol Boslom. Fm;ch 1m-. Mrs. N1xon, orgamst and so- , Dut>s 1n the t lt iU arf" payable ; Mr and.\1rs . _Pa~l Sm_a r: l,e.rt ported lace !rimmed the high- : li st, _ present~d a program of l and should be patd hetore ()('t- 1 Wednesda:. tor Cm1 rnna11 wheJe nrc-kline b()(hce and long weddmg mus1c precedmg the obt>r :J I The elub vn tf'd to lhPy will ii!l _ t•nd tile Ohiv Bap· s\e!:'ves ll er trai n was or ceremony . sponso r the good:; from tlw 1 ti st r;onventtOn bemg held f''n•ndJ imported lace edged Mrs. Grimm. mother of th~ bll nd ag:nn Tht<: )t-;lr \1r·s. ·there 1h1 s werk Followm!': the wlih peau de sde and she wore bride. wore a three piece sUit I WaltP r \\ ::rdd r·ll wtll bf' hnstess i C'nnv1n 1ron they plan a motor ia lace manti lla w1111 seed -of betge linen . The groom's ! lor the nt•Xt m~el ing WednPs- [ trw through southf'rn_ lndt ~na f pearls . The bnde car ried a m?th~r chose a ~hree p1ece klll1 1 day, October 21. Arrange- Iand enroutP home wrll V1s1_11wllilt· orl'hld on a while Brble su11 m green. Each wore a mt>nl ') of ruses were placed m wllh their daught er and fatm - ' giVf'n to h(·r by her grandmoth- corsage of b!lby orch1ds. I the homt of th1• hostess. While . ly , th e Hev and Mr~ . George !t>r Danish decorations and a 1 mum s centerf'd th e t~a tnble Siddn!l and children of Pl atts· r Attendant s to the bnde were 1 three tiered cake with apricot with .\1rs Eu iPr pres1dmg at I burg. Oh1o. I nosegay featured l1Je smorgas- • • e NO, 151 Automatic Steam and Dry Irons I ' - • 1 LONSBURY DELUXE S.nator lrom 1~;~;~~;;;~~~11I Colder fott!Pt wttb mst or lrttze hi m.auy areas, Low SS. 18. Saturday mooUy JIUUI)', 1 - - - - - - e ff'•ng er Glona Norris 1 San- ger \torg :m prf'~ented tht' first bnrn, Mrs Gt'orge La sher , Mr s re~'it-W entitled. "Con\ot>n lwn · Emt>rsor1 .1 om•<:., Mrs Mar bv N.,b,1l :md H:ltlt'\ whn :li•n ru~ Ch:~mbPrs, Mrs Henry w'rote "Seoen Duvs m Mnv'' 1 1\ull Mrs D. B . Hartinger. and nthl'r bt>~t s~ll ... r ~ \1r <: ~1ro; Homt>r Cook Mrs Walt· Morgan gave thf' rommen t~ ol t•r \\ addo>ll 'lrs. M L Frenc h. the author as the s tory ol a : \lr ~ Roh;•rt Co:'! IS, Mrs Rod· politwnl f'orwt>nllOil was told A n t>~· f)ownmg ..\1rs. Guy Shuler. b{'hind thli' srE'nes look :1 1 con· ,\1rs R1Jgt>r \1urgan . \1rs . vent wns Wi th all the acttvltiE' ~ T1tus <J nd <~ ,o:twst, Mrs Garen of reportet s. pillt ttc tans <md 1 Stan~bury TV cowrage was portr;;\'f'ct tn tht' hook. ~'--r~--, _ .... ,_.; ,.~ "-' "Margaret Cha~t> Smlltl . Wu· man ot Courage " wrii!Pn bv ,'' G Mr. Frank Grahllm. Jr . wa~ I reviewf'd by Mrs Mnnon Frenlh a nd pre~t'll i Pd hl~h· : light s 10 lhe life ol lhe "Se ntor • • • I SPECIALIZATION 1VEA'J'HEB 1 'an membPrs <~nd gut>Sis I TLANTA \VPi l _ The age Th"'v hare another child, a son. church mN Su11day evemng at 1 Follo•)•ing a talk un the Bible foA specialization has made Matlhew Gran~dpareN~otsrr'ts !~~ : the church. by Rev Lemley , refreshments d :-,1 s !'ern n-l G its mark on luncheon workers Mr. an · r M 'J k M Kathy Abbot! , pres tdent, wa s 1 were served by ar a rues· at the Morningside Ele·[cine, and Mr and rs. ae in charge of the meeting whil'h ,er . Attending were those nam· School. McN eal. Troy . Oh!O opened with dt>votions by Mrs. ed above and Becky an Mary mentary me \llddler,lrt LuPr· and rook lf'S were serv':'d to the 1 Club ht>ld 1ts 11 r~T tllf't'\· m~-"mbt>rs attemlmg. · In~ o! the rlub ye 31 Jt I he country hOme of \1 r s Jamt'"' Prt'sf'nt lor the meetln!i: wt>rf' \1rs l:lrun· Lloyd, Mrs . Jamet T11us rwur Rutl;1mJ Harlt>\ \11'-iS Su."<m Pa rk , Mrs Mr~ .I.Jmt' s F.ult>r plt-Sidt-nl Nuah lb 'kln~ Mrs. L M pre<:idf' d und l.lf:'ll'omt>d ttw llt>nrws'\. \ Tr:i Eu ler, M r s en ddl Abbott DAUGHTER BORN Lou RadiBardl, ES....:U,e Don: Mr ond Mrs Richard Reed, Sharon raw ey · ........ ' nnuunclnl d ....._ 118 and Roger Partlo'o\ Connie Wa lker , Mmn., are 8 R dford and Diana W~y~rsmtl· tht' birth of a 5 lb tO u a ... ... a ter, Abby Jean , born Septemler ~r 23 . Mrs H.e~ was .he form- lor....,... .en. ° 1 I 1 ' �--- I I 1-!)ally Senllne l Pomeroy-Midd leport 0 CM 9 1964 Frank Jacobs Dies Workers in X·ray, Diabetes Test in~ Pro~ram Reeo~nized I I Rt·( f'"ntly at Home Frmk Ja «l hs of Columbus son ul the la tt> Mr and Mrs Cl :.fl J ar 1bs d1ed at h1 s llome larpcnter SociaJ News 1c fll r IOmt time and serlou• It til " slow lv tmp<ovmg at the home oJ her son m Jaw aoo ~:t5~~~~n M~c( :;,dc~~~s ~:;. o· \Irs El 1 Pe""y Mrs Delbert s de " •R d If M Midd leport American Leaton l ancaster P erry an sons a c r ' rs. Auu llary Unit 128 was hosr on A report on the national conn Col umbus a week ago last SHOWER HONORS NE\\ ,.. I)N Hene Tbursd"y year H m 11OaJ.. \\ orkf'rs for the X r;n uniT P<~rk Pr Jn Ann Stev. a rt J u1 1e Monda •; d f Caster - fdaughter 'I Arll u Crystal, M•s " to the Fall D•slnd HnlJOn held this b M 0 1 1 1 • c Elzar McCo' Fr1ends and rel ati ves enter an f'n<• COSHO~ON <UPI J - Gov EJ"hl ( onference a t the Le Ia A ~ w,Js Y rs and di lbt'tes tPstmg prngram l ucas JoRn llarnsnm 1lle \1n Vrr tor fl PPrrv Mrs \...J -F. I given h as served at 0 W l:' n:! rPcogmzed too a... b\ JunP w far~nn !rme luca~ \lr" li e 1\ fl<; l m~ mh~r of the Flre l;ltner lor \ofrs Gene J efters rra s, Mrs Ellen Holland and James A Rhodes said Thurs jgJor. Home on South Fourth St u~c e~n ~rddle rt Unit r (I I 'I s tates new budoet wtll noon Y l e po Kloes ewc utJ \I 1\P(rf"ta n o 1 1re~ ~>a 11 1n \I r" - n h 1r1 m~ 'l Bt n• \I I nt Assocr atron recf'ntly honormg her son Ro- 1\-'rs Dorsey Jordan Rodney lday the d f ~"~ th f l Mrs Barton SHoll d1stnct 128 tn the ba sement dlmne 1 thf' Meigs Countv TB & !l As \ an Mf'Le• and ~t'n ed a~ i:l seargent m bert Loi,i, lll outh .a Iavette anrl Vlr'llma loca l provJ e or normbat grolwl o I pr"Sident rrom Logan conduct .. ,, .. m of the hall sowttlon \\ rid \\ 1r I He IS survived shov. er Ttwo;;e pre sent were state servH:es u w1 con ddl t 1v H ef'ct~' II"' -Fein I "1~\\ II h\ hJ<; \~ Jfe (; rare lwn brnth \1r ~ Car l (,rrollees md dau Walter Joraan wa.!l a Sun-iay td.m not ax mcrease for rn ed the meet ing Mlht eport A.Cterwards Mrs Hom el r (,Jrl Scout 2-15 and 11:'1 hi:l (, Jhble \L,trgarel \\r ll iil m Harry of gh te-r Ca rol} n Mrs Dale D}e dHJner guest oJ hls brudlheMrm dustry or mdrvJdual' gree Smtih Department of OhMo Brown Hull< Sl li tz M«v All ee Ponwrov lwo '"lees May Va n Mrs "'""" aod son law and stster, Mr an rs Rhodes made the statement <ngs as dtd the !Jrst Vt<e con;, First VICe Prestdent of oc I Sc t TT 221 m M dd le B•st' Ada Bhsell J erush ra ln v. Clgen Pomero~ and Lllltan Gregory Mn Lavern Jordan Kenne th Crabtree Other guests to Cosh()('ton busmess leaders mander of Post 123 Don Roadc Connellsville was the speaker r ou oop I h Shumwa} Me lle \\ <._; ar P• t>rl" c' Lancaster and dau_ghters Ruth Ann Jane WHe \1r Rolland Crabtree and Iat the dedicatiOn of General and Nolan Mace of Athens IS There were 83 persons an port drs tnbuledk Posters s e net Jol<oson Ellza' "l l< Srn< lll son Donald t•tct commander ng memlwrship roll call u, Electric s $1 million l't!search ' swerr S<lld Thf wor ers 1' un~ ral sen 1ces were held at Hetty and Jerne Sue Mrs Ja ced th t ttr In W1iham Mr and Mrs R S Turner and developmtnt laboratory The rnommg program was It was announ f' astern Sehoul Mesdames \\'tnefred Marcmk o El iZabe th Clenwuod Method1st Church In net Dunham :\1rs f 11 8be he ldw In• Barnh1tl Smith e Sunda\ afternoon callers 1 The Department Is a school of mstrurtron on the ter con erencec 1WI b ed tho J S DavJs, Car I Colum bus bv the Schoerxhnger Cheadle and Kathy, Mrs Lew B b R1 rd Young Norman ar Racme- Jov~ Thoren Ema 1 Funen:~ l Home w1th bunal m 1s Smrth Mrs Dora Escobar at the Jesse Swan restdence currently workmg on depart- folio\\ mg subjects Amencan February "'- atf o urn us11 an b held N 1rman McCam Harold New· Adams Addre Noms (,t> ne- Unwn Cemetery ~side his CopenhaHn Mrs Faye Jor noar ' 1 a ng sv1lle mental budgets for presentatlOn lam Mrs Charles Slemt, Umt Sprmg vun erence WI e ell Rex B a tl ey , Y1 illl am R1tc b v1eve Snyd er MargareL Cutm ll late ~ 1 fe Glad) s, and son, Wu l dan Mrs Helen Jeffers and Mr an<.. Mrs Wlllts Hamng, to the legislature m January 261, Oak H1ll, Chltd Wetfare, at Logan dIn June t U t 263 1e Charles Carr Clyde Kuhn Naomi London v.. 1Jma SaHe Mrs Jame Ballev Jeffers P1qua .... ere weekend guests of Rhodes repealed his intenuon Mrs Lewis Mock, Urut 78, Lo· Afloe-r a )ournmen m Lmdsey Lyons James Stout, Margaret Houdashelt Jud v W• ler ' h 1 PERSONALS h< • br other, Mr and Mrs Max to seek leg1slat1ve approvaJ for gan, Commumty SerVIC€, Mrs of Middleport served ald tea 1 0 McCoy, Oris Gintl1er, gal Marv Lew Johnson Clar ,, o1 Mr and Mrs Johnny Ounl Hamn",., Tins ~<>roup accom"'an [tax reducl1ons for Oh1o compa Alec Bla1r, Umt 81 Jackson, and a social hour twas e Carl Kautz Clarence Headl"y tee Noms \otarga n~t Cult- Car gan \trs Moses Perrv and red oy Mr and Mrs J1mm1e mes engaged 111 research and leader, Re'habllltatlon, Mrs Durmg the met> mg some M1ss Nora Mae Eason, and ol WJicoxPn Ruth Wolfe Har Mrs Amy Lowther were m Hanm g and daughter VISlled development work Charles B Richardson, Urut 21 the needs of the Ohw Veterans. M1ss Mary Lou Fick ri"l NeJgler Columbus on Sundav and VISit. \1r and rvh s l\1orrrs Hamng Under such a plan, he said, Athens, and Junior Activities Hospitals and their patient! Pomeroy - Evelyn Gilmore I ed Wlth the Carrol Wooclgerd and famJ]y m Nelsonvllle on personal property taxes would Mrs Edward Touvell, Unit 11, were brought out M1ck1e Werner, Ph) IUS Mullen M•ddleport - Bett' Sm1th famrlv They went espec•a lly to Sundav be reduced for such compames Cra1g I see Denms 14 year-old son of 1\!r and Mrs Glen Cllne vis· He also said he would appomt Mary Hamm , Munel Bradford, Nanc) Beaver J ean Mary Ellen Miller, Dean Barn Barbara Mullen Marjone !hal the Woodgerds who under li ed hi" Si ster Mrs Leona Fol- an adVISOry commisSIOn to ttz Beulah Straus!, Annabel burn Helen Bod1mer, Sara D \\rnt maJor surgf'ry recently dln on <;und n H s nf'phew, work wrth the Board of Regents Houdashelt, Amta Houdashel Owen Rose Marie Hackett and Is confined tn Ch•ldr('n! I Lo ~r al F'olden and w1fe Tampa., and mtegrate a SCience develMaf)one Reuter Nellie Brown Stepha me Pullen [){>bb1e Grue- MASON - Jimmy Wrse of Hospital They report that he Fld are spemlmg a few days I opment program wttb uruversl· Shirley Batty Mildred Karr str Bett\ Clarkson \lrgmJa Mason this W'?fk recewed hts IS lmprovmg m the Fnldcn home ttes and Industry Velma Rue, Anne Rupe Pearl Hmdv MurJel Hradford Helen li fe rank badge and 18 other The Ralph Chapman famrly Mr and Mr<> (hester Spen• - - by \\ielker, Alice Globokar, Peggy Sauer Beverly Perrm Maril\JJ merll badges at the Maso~ of Athens \\ere recent guests cer ul ( l wrle~ tun W Va spent LOCAl TEMPS Houdashelt, Donna Jon"s Dora- Fultz, VI\ Jan lngeJs June County Scout Troop 253 Cou of their parents, Mr and Mrs the ut t kend Wl!h hN parents Is ded1cated to went together a long tlme and t B 0110 r o 1 R b J k r H I 1 It wa! 54 degrees under partthv Johnston Dorthea Me Ken· K Of'S ettv r u lz ut en Vetlm Howery and Mr and Mr 811 ~ Mrs A R Caster young people, Ule1r problems just bro ke up Tl1e reason wa!l 1'I N w 1 d c 1 ly cloudy skr€!1 today at ll 30 ~ ~• enough r.ie Mrs Nadme Goebel Mar- ms, v rs orman B\ an al Ohers presented a\!iards by Mrs Lyle Chapman Caster and pleasures, therr troubles he sald be wa!)n , t g~ 1Other guesh at the 8 ty Gress Leona Cleland Elo•se Hovatt~r Jean Frsher J ane Scoutmaster John Rottgen, As Lora] relatives and fnends home were Mr and Mn; Lu· m and fun As wuh the rest of He! for me White ' Brown Vlrgmm Hubbard ls1stant Scoutmaster Bernard attended the funeral of Bryan ther Cooper Columbus Mr and UFL GAMES en Help Us! It welcomes laughs He JUst got tus dnver's II RutJand- Donna Nelson Hamsonvllle _ J eah \\'•1 and Councilor Fr~ Ta}lor were Caster at the Brguny l'uneral j Mrs Re1•d Jeffers and Mrs Joe COLUMBUS Ohw (UPI)- In but wont dodgt> a serlol.lS ques cense and has had two wrecks Janet Bolen, Margaret Si11lhng 1hams Sharon Jt'well Aneslrnt> Jj rank Zu span Star rank ~arl l Home m Alban} on Saturday M( \\ horter and daughters, lo- dlanapohs leadmg the Uruted t1on WJtb a brush-off already He sa1d he was gomg \hnda Wllham s, Marg Schoon ,Cursev Ruby Halliday Alll'gra Rrlev Mrke Harbour, Eddte Mr Caster who was reared cal !1crent callers were 1\llr Football League's Western DiSend your teen·age qu estwns to tr) and change, and tha t over AdeUne Snowden Jesse J Ylill , Paulme Go 1dtf Icarson De\o\a}ne Taylor and m this community, had made and Mrs Eugt'ne Holliday and VISIOn with a S·l record, face s to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT he d always love me but I While, Joetta Erlev.me, Je~;~n Jones Mary Carsev, He 1 en Mrke Johns on, all F1rst Class h1s home wrth relatJVt'S fo1 the Dwne of Dexter and Mr and Toledo tomght The Eastern Di· care of Helen Help USI lhl.S should find someone who wa1 Stout Eugene Atkms Conme past thrre years, after bemg Mrs Ar•hur Crabt ree, lOl' al VISion leader Charleston IS.l). newspaper better and not so reckless Second Class Scout awards m Cleveland r Dll I still .¥"flte to him and tell Chapman Vlrgmla Hubbard went to John Ebersbach Teror many years The Young People of the meets Canton !4 2) Suuday emma • Jafl€o Brown B H ~ Mrs Helen Turner, local, Is a Carpentn Br~ptlst Church met nJgbt Dear Helen him J love him but he doesn t rv Foreman, rJan son, Sist er Th ose from a d1s 1ance at th e church' on Sunday even bus ban d an d I go t mar wn te We "uve 37 mil es away, My Jl M h II I 1 AI t a ll location' Were Marvm Newe ars a I ey tt dl tb I C I d II "~~ I 'I h Wh d I so • 1 k C 1 ne m a sma ~rg1a town so can see 1m y oesn a en ng e unera l were ar mg Kathv Cheadle gave the PAlll E SUBS nurses of the Meigs Cvunty and Ric > on ev I Turner Chilago Ill • J en 1rpogram usmg the tOpic "Is V be wr1te If b.- really loves me' 8 C {UP I)- aud, since he was stil m Health Uept Bobbv Hobste!ter Mt-nt badgf's WPff' preseonted nv Hansher and granddaught· l Hls Gosep l YCJur Gospel?:, At· Marcel Paille 'goaltender for decided to keep our mamage - KAY 1 Edna Fr ench and Betty low to F'rankre Zu span Earl Riley er ~hddleport, Mr and Mrs tcndmg were Lmda Queen, Ca the Vancounv~r Canucks will secret for a while I hid our Dear J{ay er) 1 Edd1e (aJ son and M1ke- Har Leslie Canode Marysville, 0 , rol Fralc} Mary and Helen flll for aJimg Jacques Plante m.arrHlge license In a box of pa Honey when a boy want9 tG George C Sm allev and Ho I I UBBOC K, Te:..: iUPI I - Itwur Mr and Mrs Carl Casler, Miss I Peck J enny and Ronda Whit- tonight in Ute New York Rang· pers Jn my closet, so my par let a gxrl down easy, the stand· '~rt McCallt ole< "e<e r~>elert l PJosper!l\e new memhPrs at IV,trgmra Turner, Mr and Mrs lmgton, Debbre Stout, Oleva ers exhlblhon game agamst an ents wouldn't fmd It ardIs " I'm no good enough ·' " Extra sccurrty mlaSlllf'S \\tre ltf'Jldmg v.ere BruC'f' Alexander, \\rllwm F'ole\ Mr and Mrs Smith, Donna Stout, carolyn amateur cub I retumed from a weeks v1s- for you" Maybe YOUR fellow edt-o three \ ear term s drrf'c taken for Barry r.otl"'atl•r s k d M k B Clarf'nce Foley M L 111 -----il to frtends last week and dts d ff t b t II I tors of !he lm ks m ProdurtlOn I nppt nrance herr Thursd:n he- 11 an Jo 1msun an ar ar· , rs uc e Hovd Donnie .and Kathy Chea IS I eren - u persona y, Q-f'dil Assocralton Votes were f t I h d hr t ton Skrts V."lt' prest'nlcd by I \\ I !lie and \llr anti Mrs Her. dle and their leader, Mrs Bon FIGHT SLATED covered that my mother had wouldn t waste any more ink 0 cause e ~"P nne t ea s !hp Bcavt"J Put1oi and th e shel Fuley and son, .all of me Cheadle NICE France IUPI) _Sugar cleaned out mv closet and on h1m - H \\ edn esday ever mg that someone IS going to takf' l.f.l E 1 p tr0 1 Columbus Mr and Mrs Ar thrown away the box We were. Dear Helt:!n tabulated at the Ja.st of a seru: s of e1ght 11 9 h0 t 8 t bl " Vlng age a I Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey Ray Robmson former world m Hdr('shments v.ere sened by tlnrr Pa, 1were recent guests at an ''Op- middleweight 'champion, Wlll n't upset kby thath We 1dec1ded Slang around here ls sure fun rn•rtlggs held ovt!r ttre eleven The Republican presrdenhal ,, ~fSeaber, d MEmsworth, J C'l'' 'ltJ: area serv-e-d by the Asso. the '\11o!hr! s Allxtftar} of the anu r an rs ames Stew eratwns Forward ' meetmg at meet Jacky Callllau of France W go bac to t at litt e town ny 'Dmg" means to " knock (' 1 on candidate was \\ihrsked a\l.ay Scouts Attendmg m add1t1011 to aJd and son, Tummy of Ahson Marshall Gnmge In Jefferson. 111 8 UJ round bout here Oct .24 and get another license or oth down" As In' Don't ding a guy from thf" an-port on Jlrtival m those abo\"' \\ere Mr and Mrs Pa1 k Pa Bunal was tn Mt v111e Fayette County Mr Star er proof of our When when he's down" But "Ding'r&unty Smallev represents Jack· a 12-car motnn•ade Tbe mo· Dr: 1 A. l d L Oh\e cemel ry ' · BOXER DIFS we talked to the JustiCe of the lest means 'real gotn"' or and Mr McCallf'"·-~ d ~• b 8I l I ml r ex an €'1' awr ence c key Ohw State Grange Gate. BERLIN (UPI) F G "WW"'" torca e muue e "road m• eroute lr p JF01eman amJ Earl nd Mrf and Mrs N""le er Peace's lanUlady she said he 'super" Ltke ••y A F I. l1 tbe r""'esents Ptke Sc1oto and Into town bv atfarm b d Bson Mrs ,1 "~'-' Hamon 1kee,per • was guest speaker for man heavywe igbt - booirmerb x ng c am 8 0 1tS countle!!,.r O!;)Rr dlrec thal was not pub)lclzed In ad nson an nan n rs er Ia amJJy of Za lE'sk1 w~re the Ithe evenlng's program. 100 Walter Neusel died here was not a real authortty and dmgtest teen age column gom'" are Howard'" DuvaU repre- vance,., traveling about 65 mil- nard Conley Mr 9 Dean Newell t guests on Sunday of tht>rr son Mr ~nd Mrs T M Gala way ~hursda of 8 heart attack at that he had been sent to jail How come? - ANOTHER ONE ng Ross County Davis ell an b6ur P'irerrld were sta- and \1r:; Stanley Harbour. lin law and daughter, Mr and and Mrs Carolyn Mosler calf. the ageyof and his flies confrscated The OF YOUR PEP SETTERS 56 n Athens Hocking and tloned on thP roof of thf' (oils· Mrs Rex Cheadle, local Mr ed at the Crites Rest Home in _:__""-'--'-,-:.::.------ 1sheriff could giVe ua no help. Dear Pep Setter t d A d I Mr•g• .Memorial Hospital 1 and Mrs WJ!Uam Gillette and L M Helen , I am pregnant, and Dun no But thanks, anyway ., n coon 1es an n rew cum ~hrre be spoke ThPre ADMISSIONS M~ Dan Alb ancasler recent 1y to see rs Mr and Mrs Elba McKnight, 1 GalUa Lawrence and are 110 tetl bul1dlngs In t be ' r sons, anv were Saturda y Ga1awav s sister Mrs Gol Sharon and Roger of Columbll! though my bah)' IS legitimate, YAFI Will contmue domg 1t1 \ J, 1us counties Smith, Rae me , Dores Arnold, I evemng callers at the Cheadle d Ch f ' ld J ' we have no wa}' to prove 1t My durndes t to be the d1ng 1est, an· a. Pomeroy Mt s Stewart Brcw home te ase, a ormer res ent Mr and Mrs W Frazier b b d d J te bl ~atever tt means _ H All eight meetmgs were well er Lall svJI Je I of this commumty and Mrs Dorothy Frazier and us an an are ITI y wor wu attended One hundr"'d r1fty l\.1- o SAIGON, SOUTH \iiET N<\ n DlSC~ARGES _ Audna Jef I Mr and Mrs Gene Jeffers Those attendmg a family ga. children, Gallipolis, Mr and g~C~~ Y~:it~~S~~~:AD NOTE TO YOU OF THE m"mbers and guests were pres -A Us ar my pilot v.a s shut fer s Mmersvtlle Ma Bryant, land family were recent supper thermg at the home of Mr and Mrs Cecil Gillogly and famUy Dear BCC MANY NAMES BUT SAME ent for the Ga!l1a Count} meet nnd kill<>d bJ a Com mun 1st smp M ddl t K h B M d guests of h19 brother·•n-law and Mrs Fern Gtllogly m honor of of Athetul Mr and Mn Arth· HANDWRITI~G AND TYPEmg Which was held at the Gal today when hi s hehcopter dll I aRt IYU a",· t 't Sister, Mr and Mra Lavern Mrs Glllo,r<!ly's birthday Sun- ur Crabt;ee .Mr and Mrs Tell your parents the truth WRITER FROM HACKEN. 1 0 Ira Coun} t J umor Fa1r Groun d.:; \\.JS forced down dupng a bat Wepor ' a ns, A' Hr • Jordan and fam1l d M d ' Tell others the same, except SACK, NEW JERSEY Some Vtl Dora fblllh s, Pom Y • I ay were r an Mrs Paul Harold Gillogly, Vickie ar'"' .,.. th less deta.t _ state SllTip!y 1 on September 16 Thomas E tie JfiO m1les north of Sa tgon P Mrs Mall•e Lowther, who I Gaston and famrly and Mr and Bruce and Mr and Mrs J unaglnahun' - H Jones of Crown Ctty ser-ved as Hts death brought to 202 the RTHS _ Mr and Mrs was confw•d to Ga!Upohs Cltn Mrs. Carl Crabtree of Albany, Gillogly and Mark, local Dear Helen program chairman and the number of Amencans ktlled in Ch.. ster Johnson Langs,•llle 8 1 •· k I know you're tired of hearp rmcrpa I spe ak er was Mr L actron m Viet Nam since 1961 son Mr and Mrs Dan Smtih won' t as to see your marriage mg about the Beatles but 1 , T P1 erce, St a 1e Cl lma t u1ogls t The name of th<> dead Amencan Racme a son, Mr and Mrs licensesnoopy, (If they they're too would you Thank _I dam anddo,Ignore tern) y y hke to IteU edla Wi th the Uruted States Weather Will not be disclosed un ttl h!s Stewart Brewer LangsvJJie a • M•anwhlle, Write the county t ou ou see d mm tely af· Bureau at Columbu! 11 11 i1 if ' • er you prmte George's home am Y not Ied daughter. clerk of the county in which .address J wrote to him And he By Wayne G Brandstadl, MD I taln superficial facial muscles In public slnce they often go you were maiTied Your rec persona11} answ1::1ed me' I don't A face 1 fling operatiOn IS a AB a result many essentially back for seconds ords may be on file there: - un know how to tha.nk you t:noughl fascmating procedure Although pleasant people have a perma- The operation can be repeat- less your J P was 1 complete - DEBBY 1t may make you look 10 to 15 nent scowl Tlte plastic surg ed as long as there 11 any elu- phony. At any rate, the clerk This column 11 dedicated to years younger than you d1d be- eons are no• no longer content ticlty left In the skin U you (or tht district attorney) can farn1ly living, so 1f you'rt hav• fore the opera bon, 1t does noth. w1th mere facellftlng but 1n4 plan to have 11 go at thll oper- adv1se )OU wheUJer another wed 1ng kid tr.oubl.. or ju,;t plain By DOROrHY KfLGALLEN mg to halt the agmg process elude delicate operations to re- ation be sure to place yourself ding ceremony 11 necessary trouble, let Helen help YOU. There Js certainly nothmg move some of these facial mus- In the hands of a qualified plas- H Sbe wJU also welcome your wrong however, w1tb wanUng cles tic surgeon Not everyone ill 11 Dear Helen own amusrng experiences. Adto look your best at an) age TheJr work IJ truly an art flt candidate for this operation I was 14 when I fell m love dress Helen Bottel in 081'1 o1 Jottings In Pencil As you approach the late 50s And, even though It is fairly But, H it is carefully planned With this boy wbo was 15 We this newspaper. DaVId 0 Selzmck and Jack Warner portant wltness to appear before the Warren Comm1sswn ' fn 10 months Conthere IS a slow shrmking of the expensive and the results do and slnllfull; performed, it can 1 are cooking up a deaJ for Selzmck to deeper supportmg gressman Ford immortalizes H L Brenlay~rs of the not last more than four or five Improve your appearance Then produce under the Warner Brothers ban nan as "a neat, B1bl e readmg steam fitskm Wnnkles then appear beyears, It is apparently worth tt whether you feel any younger ner Caroline Fav,cett, the shoY.glrl ter from Dallas" One v,ould assume that you literally have more Tins Is especially true of actors, Will depend on your mental outcause who was lllJured durmg th e Harlem r10ts Mr Brennan 's powers of observation skm than (ace actresses and othen lfho must look. e•pects 11er $250 000 case agam st th ~ would be more vital to the case than h1s j The first operations of th1s present a pleasing appearance l;i..................... c1ty to come up next month Hatry tvpe consisted of lnJectmg par· or h1 s lal!d able readmg hab1ts, O(>atness James aud1t10n ed Dave Lambert's new Just Received! but to coull nup w1th the "expert's" re· affm under the sk1n to obllter· vocal troup dunng h1s tnp to New York port ate the wnnkles. Tlhls type of AMPLIFIED and signed them on the spot to s hare bill In the <hock and tutmml that follow- 1operation was soon abandoned lilg with his b1g band when ho returns to Las Vegas One of the current Copa. ed Brennan had h eaded for a policeman because the p.arffm had a way DEVOT!D TO INTIREST OP MIIGI MAIO~ AR•A PART ONE cabana girls has her famlh m a b1t ol a and given him a d e~cnptmn of the man of shppmg downward and glv· alcfl•ro ._ 0..1'1. ~.,,,...., IIPNfvet Her dad's a nat1una lh known at- he had seen m the \\otndow ('!'he assass· mg the face a lumpy .appearCll..nt TlinMII•I. ldl.. r STYlED IY Qmic sclenllst Eltzabeth Allen a dar- In ) The pollee sent out a 'wanted' buJ. 1 .ance Also the presence of the II'UbiiiiiM .,..., . . . . 140ft • - . : ..... parafrln sometime! caused skm Ka.R.§ako'" Ung, looks definite for th e lead r o le tn ' ' ' r, nt1 Ohio lll'alilif "u~llftliil letm ba sed on that descnphon Within cancer C-t~~~ny nt 114Mtttntr It ,. • ....,., the Broadway mus1ca l version of "Time th e hour police routme ly learned that a onra IIUIIM" o..... ,....,.. wY " of the Cuckoo " The next procedure, now stUJ ,,., ldn,.•••• •~lot:~ w., wnt Nitw hlgh.faohiOft lllyllng, De po~atot") emplove, Lee Os wald, was ,.,,.,.. u ............. lkiMMI •••• m••••111 . Rosemary CJooney was a smash h1t on rn1sstng By thts t1me Oswald was alrea· I wld eIy Iii led • II tru1y a face Uft- ml'ter •• '"' .........., lhe Jlnest expr•ulon of the 1mg An locis1ot Js made- at abe 011 . . lier concert TV and mgbtclub tour In dy m custodv for the murder of Offlcer "'tfOftlt N¥4f'flllnt ,.,,_...,.._ a•m·&~tler's art, bring• 1.otyo, so the Japanese promoter run- J D Ttpptl Tipptt had heard the b.ulletm 1side of tbe face aear the bair aortln•lh :u~na•:: 1n... Ml ... _,.. fOlth a magic radiI!,Ing the engagement has signed he r for line. The e~:ces1 tkln It remov- ,.... •-. .,.,...... Cltv ,... .,.,.., and spotted Oswald, ~<ho had shot him a repeat next year and has taken a three· on the spot " ance ~rom w1thln ea aad you ge& the same eUect ••".,"'"'- ,.... o.1:..,... ., qrriH •"'"" 1¥all1lll~ N •ntl , . , year option on her serv1ces Ill you w Jbserve If you atand ... Ju 1m• .,.., each plfhd So far swell But get thiS 111 Jacqueline Kennedy IS scheduled to before • mirror and puU your 111a11~ Stn11n.. oHr-. 111M, • "Though Bre nnan later 1dent1fied Os· Ke&proke center rnove into her new apartment thJs week, I skio 1ently upward and back- montllt. SUit. "',.. .....,.. 11 ,., wald, h1s f1rst Uesc11ption gathered Bolow fo The Cor...t d1amond. Prlctl although It 's not quite ftnl s hed Henn ward •v llllloto• •o.t. ..,.,. ....-, hasllly f10m 120 feet - naturally vaned Price Ao It Should Be lrom$100 not av•II•Dia. _.. Georges Clouzot the great Fren ch direc- from Oswald's appearance" / Another cause of wrinkling t11.01. 1111 "'*ittla. tor of who-dumts, left a Pans hospital In Our Thursday Ad1 Naturally So the hasttly gathered de· i• long and frequent use of rer u u, m,... ~t~ontllt. u n. tlie other day after almost two months of scnptwn, not at all accurate, caused Of· rr,·~~~i:t~~ from a heart attack and ftcer Tipptt to "spot" Oswald, and thereb started trymg to tte up Nat· upon die IC Dallas poh cem e n werE' chal· Wood the lead tn hts next thnll· lengmg suspects from Mr Brennan's de3 I,JI. CAN Gbllltot considers Natalie one of the scnptiOn ~ "ha stily gathered,. and unaThot of the Hollywood actresses - and turallv varJcd" from Osw3ld's actual SHJ say ~<om" to his offer because pearanre, it ts a mira cle that more offj: tJe.s "1n the lo,,ehest cers m that fair c1ty were not shot by fndtgnant and innoce nt gun bearmg clh· zens who happened to !It the erroneou. • aU buttons ut1 replleed oo your laundered ddrtl til fust "bulletm " we will laundry • Congressman Ford may be a splendid sddltion tO-the House of Representatives, but his power. of log1c are ludlcrou. lD evaluating a dreadfully tragic event. Trl)0p~ ~HS !:, ~:1;;,~ ~.~~~;;b~;~: p;~~ <~nd I Mar~ l~on \H~I Yankees, Cards Move to New York New Budget E"Ighth ISt riC . t Conference H Jd Th d Won't Hike Of Auxiliary e urs ay Oh JO • Taxes " ~<:~me ~ ' I I' r t ( sc~ool, marnag~ I I ( er~J ~:1 !~u ~rna::::" ~~;e~ 'T"~o day 's • I Report ed tea ~ h Bas an Guckwheat f':o~ I I 1 THE DAilY SENTINEl Mr~ I••:r .,.. ...,., 'Dl;IJ.Ir:iiler;i.omanttc • • DUKE CLEANERS • GUARANTEES • 3 Shirts Free of Chg. . -------------- • " .. ""' "' """"''do'oa' MIAMr_......., ... 4t~':i·'l ·· .~,.i ,• 72' '•t'71'a'llliMIIGi!t!:ilHI\: ill L 1 7 Hlll I Ctw~ I V. D. EDWARDS Insurance Agency WY 2 2440 E 2 n d St ru t Pornero'f' <m~o~s~t~o:n:_.::tr~'~":':___..._"'-_.-~=== r Mr~ DON'T BUY ANY USED CAR or TRUCK UNTil YOU SHOP AT •• 1 2-HOUR ' l \ DRY CLEANING !ianrn~u~a~o;o;t~~g~am~•;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiioi.ioiiiiii..;.-. SERVICE ROBINSON'S GAS 1 HEATER METROPOLITAN MOTORS REASONS: 1964 Dodge DaTI 170 - 1 alllt'r Stat loll \o\a gun Aulo 1962 Dodge 1o...,n Pantl - --1961 Plymouth - - 1962 Pontiac eON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE 4 Door Sedan VB Aulllrl!itlit . . The EAGLE Another ,..ason end The Eagle s t1ll proala1ms Stetson style leadership' We have It m a cho1ce of bnm w1dths to compliment your face and butld exactly A ttny anttque gold eagl• on the band accents th1s famous Tempest 4 lhrn1 Sl'dan Auto t1 ans Ratllo and heatt>r fa•hton hat. 0 1495 STETGON 20,000 B.T.U. 30,000 B.T.U. HEATER HEATER Vente d Vented, Thermostat Safety Valve e LIFETIME GUARANTEE PLAN Automat<e TronsmlSIIOO - _ ------- ONLY $395 Convert 1ble - ONLY $1295 1958 Chevrolet4 Door Station Wagon 6 ~yl Standard tran1 R&H See It, tt 50,000 B,T,U. 50,000 B.T.U. HEATER HEATER e Fan e Thermostat e Radiant e Fan eThermostat eSafety Valve eSafety Valve et6 yr Chambe r Guarantee $159'00 BAHR CLOTHIERS . H & R FIRESTONE MIDDLEP()RT; 0. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ., "'· .. ~utom-<:~ 1 Door St'dan 1\uto !i ans I IUCe ONLY $"5 1956 Chevrolet Delray 2 Door VB Auto Red and wh1te Re£1 nrce ....•... ONLY $495 W at~on Auto Clean and 1ohd ... ONLY $-495 See These Chevrolets & Many OtheB All At Low Low Prices At .. METROPOLITAN MOTORS R~dlO tranJ Radio and - and heiiler One owner -- 1959 Dodge - - • $1095 4 Door Sedan - VB Rad10 and heater Power 11teerln1 Automattc lrans One owner 1959 Plymouth tr~us -- Rad1o and hN1er 1958 Oldsmobile - 4 Door Sedlln Antomat1r trans Radto .and heater ---- 1957 Dodge 4 Dour Sedan - VB Auto II am: Rad1o and heater 1957 Ford • 2 Door Sedan V8 Auto lrans Rad1o and beater R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Dodge- Dodge Dart-lancer S. Second & Mill St. eaort. WY 2-387D 60Q.406 I. Moln St, Au!Om<~tlc All pO\\(''r Raclro and hE>-der 4 Door Sf'•lan VB 1\tilo 1956 Chevrolet 4 Door 6 cyl. 1c lnm s Power steering Ba- 1959 Chrysler Slalron ; V6 1960 Rambler . ~ 1961 Chevrolet 2 Door 6 Cyl. Standard tran1 R&H One lou) owner - - - $1295 ---- 4 Dunr Sla i TOrl Wa~on V8 ht>a le• lint own~ r 6 Cyhnder - Radio and He.der Had1o awd beater Olle 1960 Dodge 1960 Ford 1955 Chevrolet Station Wagon lr<:~Tll m•IPII!!!~" dJO and heatH ALL HEATERS VENTED RarlJO an't heater !JailS Vl:l Stantl;Hd Iran£ Pov.t"r sletonnK &d10 elOW DOWN PAYMENT e RECONDITIONED USED CARS AND TRUCKS - - $1895 - - - $1495 - - $1395 2 Door Sedan Sld trano.; Had o IHI(j hf"afer 1962 Dodge owner I ow SPRY SIMONS MARKET It • 20% prnles~11m a l ° ••Ill compl•l• co~e 1111 ' ROCk spr1ngs • SOClety . Notes I Correction 59c " 1 .,...,c. h_. •• DID YOU KNOW I.J'J;' I MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ...,.n• ., .,.. We offer morltrn h!IIIIOWflett lnsu11oct \1)~ ~p~nt Satwd :~ \ dJUm New York Sa turduy umb1a (hapel Charles arcrn and Mrs Arllrur Barr ot $19 06 Oct 10 1 PM ED1 1 Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ashburn Mrs Iva Orr Antl!Jull\ c<~ll Iter s huday Mrke and Sandv f. laze of M1d Remammg games - Fourlh and fmml~ h<~ve moved from ed on Mrs Ruby Orr Wedn('s I R,d;h Trussell 1!!1 repamng Idleport spent \\fdnesday and and f1fth at Yankt?e St::utmm F wrng Houle to the t 1rm own dav G R b hrs house .and addmg an add r Thur:;day w1th Mr .md 0 New York Sundav and Mond<~v "' ed bv Mr and Mrs W R Wor 1\lr <~nd Mrs eorge Iron to 11 \1, llllam Radford and fam1ly SIXth and seventh (I f nf'('r>s CI EVF.L~ND (Upl) - l'he ley nl Wf'll ston ert s vlsllf'd last wef'k their dau Mrs J udy Smrth of Columbus \lr and Mrs " E Shaerfer of sary) at Busch Stad•um St Cleveland .R•owns face the ! Mr and Mrs Charles Rife ghter <Jnd sonm law ~1rB ~ndds Vlsllmg ht>r mother Mrs ! Columbus spent the week end 1 oul s Wednesday and Thm s Pittsburgh Steelers Saturday and Larry spl'nt Fnday even Mrs EI nest O»eter an e m I M rt!e Bentz With thelr son and family Mr day (Friday and luesday are nl"ht 10 the start of the NatiOn· mg With thf'lr daughter Mrs da of Columbus 1 Y da ys off for t rave 1 ) al" Football Laea"e wf':ekend" Patty Hofl man and son SteHe, l\11 and Mrs El~on Spencer Th1rd game p•tthers-Yan II t -" th"" h M d Albany and fam rly of Haune spent S3t roug on ay a nd kees Jim Bouton 118 l:lJ Car I 1a\h ex enu s Mr and Mrs Charles Rl fe urd ay even mg " ttb '1r " dmals Curt Simmons (18·9) m~ t th 80 000 f and son Larr> made a bu~a Mrs Arvtl Holter and f:~mtly Senes odds - Yanket>s fa ure d an '. 1 "DS lwSet:e ne.ss tnp to Jackson and Wells Mr llnd Mrs Clmt Or r called Ored 21 10 expecte to Jam ~~ umc1pa ~ Sa d on Mr and Mn B1Hy Orr and 1 v h ton on tur ay Thll'd game odd'! - Yankees d!UW m ht:l~e.s ll( seemg t e un· _ _ _ _ _ ons Heedsv Jlle, Sa turday favored 8-5 def&aWd , J:ml ooctl:!lred Browns OU WINS HH~ Mr and Mrs Wert Hollon Second game attendance - move anotheJ step closer to Th Ohl u fr eshman foot P1ne G1ove spent Saturday eve 0 30 805 , their ftrs! diVISion crown smce e b b il Una nm<> With Mr and Mrs Ralph baH team ea 1 1•1ars a • ,. 1957 r Fresh man by the score Ballard I fhe Brown~ remam co lead- Iof 42 to 13 Thursday mght at Born to Mr 11nd Mr~ Audry crs WJih the St LoUJs Cardmals the Pat W11son Sh nne Cl ub Wlltlo of Wooster Wed Sept m the ~aste1 n DIVISIOfl Each 30 a daughter great granddaugh 1 f 0011 1 1ws thre{' v1ctones m four ....,.-.-... I' games Thf'V al~o pl<tVed to .a 33 33 tie m Lhe1r contest agamst eac'1 nLher I The Browns were reported fa (BY REQUEST) vorecl agamst the Steelers AT Cleveland defeated P1Usburgh I easJiy m a pre-season contest at Akron several weeks ago, lAUNDRY I but Ptttsburgll was among lhe c lubs that spOiled the Brov.ns' l DRY CLEANING I chances last } ear when they I POMEROY I look .a 9-7 wm .agamst Cleve- ] WY 2-5428 ~a nd late m the season _ _ _ I $4.95 I - -- ~~ ~ OLD TESTAMENT I - If h&~ IA/11'«1 /1!1 JIM' I~ I pr o pe I I • Voice of Broadwav • • • reportmg =,..,_-,! - Soci'ety Ne"·S Society NoteS Your be~ friend mtuhl sue roo ... I 1 :_...........................=-. 4 I \1Jdlll~ l I etpo~ ~~; :~v~~!~~~ :0~~~~~~ ~~m d<~ vs Middleport Boy is Ranked F'Irst ID . Oh"10 TIPlayers Btll Wh<te bat for hiS lhr ee hi t< lnc lud<ng SteeJerS On Saturday Nile a~ 1 forcm~ Champs ln 1lllust Games r.l. I Browns Face I I ~r 1 -'":·....:t~h•:....:W.:.o:::r.:.ld:__cSc:e.:.nc:e_s_' 1 I I Boyer did a~ American LeaguethampiOns after be w"' culled up ln<m Richmond Va Aug 1I "I d say he s the t oolest krd 1 John l'anneh!ll of Middleport h•tl <~rf' mrmbers of the Colum I've seen smce Wh1tey t.lme up Ry Unite~ Press Jntemat1onal 1 3 record 21/t: over the Eagles and the 112 year-old Seventh grader 1s I bus Table Tenms Court~ Asso 11 ~ put up or shut up t1me ln 1953" Berra sa1d He i very The oddsmakers have ln· Pa ckers are 13 1"l OYer th Forty 1first ranked m Ohlo players un c J.ation sponsor of most USTI A cool Nothm15 bothers hJm and for the ChiCago Bears and the slalled the Bears as 41'2. pomt Nmers der agt> 14 and thrrd rankPd m sancltonf'd Ohio Touraments he frelds his pos1Uon very well New York Giants favonte whilet he Giants are The Balt•more Colts early Oh 1o pltyers under 16 •n off• Dat<>s for lht> Oh ro Clost:>d He has a very good ~rnker The combatants 111 last yf'ar s 1 nnh a one point t." hou e Agamst pa ('f' ~et1f rc; m the \\ 1:" lt-rn Dr cr.:: ' Oh 1o Table 1 ('nnJ s A>'>OI ra rm rn mH nt In 191i5 I! VfO bt't n and Vl'ry good ~ont rul I saw Nalmn<~ l ~outball Ll'agm tllk 1m 1lar uppontnts rn po ~t \it'lr~ vision and Lhe St I ~u 'i Cord tliln rankm~s rf'lea " d tlu s ~~ uu tllf' f1t11r 1h \\-f'lk md n hlfn m the sprmg Uld he had gdml fm• st e1 lhe first month the\ would 11a ve been iavored ! nal s t ol eoder s wl !h tllt-Br )\\nS wt>rk Ma rd1 a t th ~ C<lumbu~ IT( and 1\tr s H<~nlrl B a11i t n Mr Ha lid Bl ! k ~t m ~p l-' n l a chance to mHke thi S club I of the new campa ign w•th Jdt-n oY at lt>t sl two luuchdnwns Jn !he ~ast meet \lma.l1y n1ght ~ s OhiO Midget r hilmplon run ( level<md <\ve Sdludav 111 Be1 kf' V, \\ '.-t~ fhen he st~rled \er~ bad w1th !u 11 11 ruord s !he Ch:H'1ano Hrowns and at Bal!•morf' ! hi ~ g<:~n1e v.<J s Oer 141 Tannch 1tt IS No I and rannehlll \\ l!h one year re Rr chmondandfmally Nun <:~buut The defendinl champwn !he ]'1ttsbwgh Slt>ele rs lu~k ufr shrrt ed trom Sl l ou• ~ sn a~ tnppmg him m the olde.r d1v1 1mammg to liinlp<t lgn 111 \lie on bu "1It'\~ B ) l;"l ld H l<~ lll~ spent lhf' htO m a row bf'fon ""e {<~l it d IWan;; ga rntod their lone VJCtor:o, thl:' fifth Nl J week end ~aturday 1not to confli ct '>'.l1h the \\urld swn 1 ~ frf'd llf'nry 15 Colum \o1rdgt'l diVISIOn plans to 1om V.P~k ~rd n llt\~llnd y,. \u•rt> lm up HJ h I• 1 u•er \lmnesota wh1le lusmg to mght v.htn thev mt'et <1! Cleve- St>fl f'S lf lht> (a rd ~ v.tre plaby bus and J 1mt>s No~vvt 1s JJ pete next H<tr 1n the Oh h1 o <:~ 11~ ml~ d til~ f 1ot b' I g llllf' g nmt b l. c md 111~ Hrowns a re 12 _ poml JnF: <t l home tl1n wuuld f' ( level and I Llo~Pd the OhiO Open1 t 1:' hl l ,r£'1-'11 Hav Halt.more I } a bt>l \\i(ll t l~ (lr H I:lnd R IW11 ~ Companng tum to F'orr! wa s , ·' S ta~lJnl 1 o.: l favurrd llowt:cvt r lie w ztJrdt~~ Hl-'nry v.on the f:an .1d1an ~a Ccn•r:~l St<Ht? Or•n p.Ht' to whoppmg 1.. 0 ) anu <~n 1 r <Ill h 1 b" c 1 0 and thf' fi• llii {O I\I)o\ <; 1 h1gh prarse SlnCf' \\hr te} s'r ll 1s In tluee other Sunda} game!! of odd s l1 ke l e (ots by one r 1 on<~l BO\S divJSJOIJ utle la st bt' ~el l llE' Ru oJel I} ptn 111 \fr ;-md \lr f) 1l t H Jhh<J ni o,e bellwether or th t> YCJnkt>e nslo "' (,Jants lostt c Phlla the DetroH Lw 1s arr., narrow l pomt mon!h and 1s ranked fomth na m Akron 1lie Hutk eve Open In ~~ ~ l'rd p1tchmg roster and holds tile drlphia Pllttsbkurgh a~;J Dl trOll ont pornt p1Lk over the Mmne !•onally 1n hr s diVISIOn He also 1 Columbo~ and the Nat10na! 1 a ot V.. ash ugl 1 I> ( 10 ri'IPnt[ \ \\ Ill ht r ll HI! S \ lr tecord for most World ,!;}prres anti WPre uc ~ pu out a sota VJkrng s the Hed skmsa re wa s runnPr up rn the CanadlHn lble lenms 1ownament In Dt 10 and \lr ' l't>a I l~obt' Ji s wms w1th 10 1n vJctorv 0\er \l.lnlt'"S Y.ash - - - -~~ ---lournament Jumor \lens d1v1 trott s Cobo H<~lllat<> m Apnt Mr md \\1 ~ fhltlt s o;:;r nul I stnn (!6 Iii llenry and I anne Two trmes nat•onal mtdget Berra despl!e hiS esltt'm ror mgloo Atlrr such horrible starts of Flo rr da v ~I IPd m 1-'1 ttw both hurlers woultint assign d l ch.tmpron Stf'\f' Ptlrsons agf W~Pk tnd \ 1111 !< dna iarn ln --last vear s lVJSIOJl lt?aders ter to Mr and Mrs Grover 13 of ChMie ston W \a wil l Jhe <t l F I mo st get rolling soon II the} h 1 "r"lll"QlQO tu De!rolt to seek h " F• acts and 1g rt·~ 1 '' W liP e Cam p ~ r 11 11 •~ A ~ 111\ nt 1r nl ll u hope tu retam tht>rrt •! \tr and \1rs William Sor an unprecedPnted third natwn I Grand• lilt ...,PI¥ aclorupan ST LOUIS (UPl l Like Sund <:y H\ \fRS A H BAfl E\ drn P.agle 1-{aige spt>nt Thurs II tJtle ud b\ R1 \ 1 t' mlt-\ '<lro;; ll t1gh 10 I and fJgUrf's on the 1964 World The Hears en!Prtam the ~ d<JV evt>n1ng \\'Jth Mrs Chn l I Bf'rll h' \ Irs 1' dg,u Ahbolt and Seri es >\ngeles Rams who were un· l ~ I rs Ann• l<<lln' ton ,, l<• lp· M1 and Mrs John (_.r!IVf's ,, ,,1 Lol c .. de I k 1 as t wee kend wh"'n .. Im·· Johnston ~ "' f 1Mr "··n~•u Mrs 11 "<h l•unl,tn ol Oir allu h:vrs a .wr hn b I Mro.; lltJ !(Id _Hiar ~ l ('_n 1 TllUrsdav s result- New York l Iwarcn un til .. l tng•• M<ss IV< M I La 0 I bo d BIt 35-20 u L ares lwlsoln w 0 t as l 1ctw ' W \a spent Wedmsdav ht>tnr~ staymg Yankees 8 St Lo01 s Curdrnals tJeV we lu B !more Wrlkt>sv•lle <l( ln house w11 lt'r s1ser NF:\\ )()HI\ !{tPI•- Mrddl(' 1 3 H dl The G-1 rnts VISit the Dallas l , 1 d 't K 1 of w1th Mr <~nd Mr!; ( mver Whlle \l turned I 1 b d d th 1~ r an 1v .s arc 1rr d 0 aged rouplt> s Brf' tlJ.. bi:'st bus1 1 rs 1 omse ea ey re Senes standmg-Cardm ods Cowboys a su ur ene WI _ a ( olumbus spent a wet kcnd <II an ()fldS I D ld T II I to her home at F aJrvrew Mrs n('SS prosp ll~ for tr wd anrl Yankees 1 Mr a n 1\ rs onr 1 us~c 11crUise busm!-'~~ rll e o\mt ncan lhe1r farm here V k 1 11 P.. ulme Rose of Carmel 111 st.•y Sef!f'S wmn.. r- Flrst team to Mrs Martlm Owpman and i ~H ernon spelll Wt'P en< V.l I rng \\lih her no\\ SOtlt'ly of T.IH'l Agtnt s,IVS 1 wmTbfour •Mr and Mrs B H Morns at thelr parents 11Mr dand,1 M Mr and Mrs Ralph Ballard Sunday S{hool a!lt"ndame on And bu,mes and d games t Y k S rr game-A ,m Pe ttl tended church Sund n at Co I Slanlev TrusseM an k r .me 1md Bt>hnda Lee ca llt>d on Mr Oct 4 was 64 01 rer ng was hen and tht>lr v.IH's s~nd the F<:~r'ts I I I wa~n ~as I Helen Bottel----' ~NCOUVER and even though ho was one , a I HELEN HELP US! Mr!~. I e~~ottlemyre compiled a 9-3 record for Lhe Court of Honor ° ht~s ~:n'::':;;o~:;,";.!;::rt:~.~ro;:; Lt'fe Rank at Smalley And McCallister Are Reelected Responses wllh checks en- (.eorgf' Ha('ke-11 Jr , Jamrt closed were begmmng to ar Bu('han an or h1mself tf r ive by mar l to th~> \1rdd lepnrt lht-\ have a ppllances or artlc\8 Ath lel u Boosters tlus wet<k 1n wnh S{lmt' u ~e remalnlnJ 1n lt 1ts project to ra1se $2 500 m su p Thl' article! 11. 11! be picked IP port uf the school ath letJc pro. at on( f' or JUSt befure the gram sale at the cOflvernence Booster Treasurer Rob Kmg thf' g•v er report ed 187 had been t !!Cel ved Boosters are planning 1 dance of Munday A cornp leiP roo.; th1 evemng ol Oct 24 at t }J e ter of cont n buturs will bf' kept h1gh ~hool Proceeds will t,o for a permanent rel ord The Boostrr s mm led R5U lei ml o the athletiC fund As of Tuesday mght tbe Boosters had $744 86 in lhair Eddit> Blake Jr <ha1 rman trPa sun lt>ss current btlls, M • cordm~:: to Tre.•surer Kinl oftheBrnlSierAuctiOn lo be held Nov ; Jpt .wn In port !-laid a 1951 Ponuac m good runnmg condJLJOn ha-; bt>l:'n donated fnr th e Jtll t10n He mv rtes lnt'nds ol \HIS and of athlt>l•cs m gent>ral tn tt' lt>phone Bon tpr Pr t>~1d ~ll1 ~ah 1 ~~~~•ckly ScoUt Wt'ns Al~lrts I B~rra 1 J<~mance 1 n~marnder W~rk Ya~kedes MayorLt>~Smlthbroug ° Responses Begin Pourin~ In for Athletic Program l:D S l th~>m defm l1e games to pitch In pttrh away from bt'ln!i!: re]llved , at second t~ end a threat that a home run Y AINSBl RY tilt oft he senes he heeded 111 armngs fro m Doth began when Carl Warw1d sm Its mostly supersll!JOn I UPI Sports Wrner S d and C'a t1 hN El st on How gled and Bob Skmner dou bled 1guess he but It sti ll 1 ST LOUIS WPI ~TIH• ~t>w l might !tart Ford un ay :o fid nee 1f I try a new he ~ aJd , but 1 wont go bevnnd ard to keep the bal l down ' to open the mnmg l grves me c n e '\' had a k nammg Saturday 5 pitcher now a nd survrverl al luwmx only J thought about takmg h1 m I new bal and get some hil s out I Hey r or toaay m roo le I J out then Berra astd Anl:l 1f of 1t 8 ton And 1 rrught start seven hitS Stottlt"rnyre rm ou The VICtory has first as a righthand StottlemerreMel worked his wa 1 Stottlemyre Munday or 1 m1g ht 1 1 d sav th e brg ges1 pItch of l lhey d got one more hJt l would y 'i until we come baC'k the gamt' was the shder I got have But I told htm to keep World Sene11 mtnager lrflt>d 1 QUI of hls own mlxups I'hurs ~avt' urn I (Ke n! Boyer on With runners 1the ba ll down and he did Berra s splrlls high I day to r.left:at lht- St Lour s then he l!Eild 1m on base 111 the eighth • he sa 1d A second hero of the Yankee 11 s aluys good to split on Cardinals &.3 m the second not sa rng were commg bw k I I lry mg to stnke him wm subslttute Phil Lmz "ho the road he saJd and II s World SerJes he ever h ,Y out 1 JUst tr}mg to make t ok over at shortstop when fo- very good to spill ont ht road 8&) thrs 1s no dummy It seen was an expert 1him hrt the ball " ny Kubed was InJUred cred1ted _ _ __.:._ _ _ _ hi_u_ be _ ck_ '_"____ In the process he JUStified agamst the Cardmals Thursda y Ends Threat use of Mickey Mantle sheavler ~8 Oct 9 1964-S Dally Sentlnol Pomerov Mlddltport 0 ALL!TARS l'omo....,, 0. �-1 I t-DaUy Sentlnel. Po"!_eroy·Mlddleport , 0 , Oct 9, 1964 SOCIAL CALENDAR , 2 Vehicle Aceidl'nl merly Pearl VIctoria Lowther t• clyde McCutcheon, .,. ou 1 18lnvfll!tigated ado Gas Interest, Olive. --------Roy W. Rllfle, Laura Ill. Rll· Entered. Htt~pital PT PLEASANT - Slate fie, Guy Morris, Donna M. Mora Among thoS<' who entered ocr ' ilce mvesugated 8 two vehicle ns, Melvm R. RifOe, lo James Holz r 1 th 1 Iaccident Thursday 9 40 a. m I Fry, Barbara Fry, parcels, Sal· 11 PT PLEASANT - Ont' of h e losp~a mh e past 24 Syracuse Methodist Church wtnch UlJured three persons and Slbury. Pt Pleasant's older resldtmctours were lmot } p Watson, Will have a rummage sale In caused approxtmately $400 1 Neva Molden Ator, Conrad Owe B Reeves, dec. to Rt 2 Galhpoh s Mrs Joseph I the church basement Fnda d &true lures was gutted by flr e I Wilbur \~ mes Rl 2 Cheshire, Iand Saturday from 9 8 v amages IAtor to Hazel D Burke. 13-4 A., Blanche Hickson, Db:le Lee Thursday afternoon. lea-..mg m to Injured were George Sayre, I Colwnb1a . Evans, Cert. for Trans., SclplO. lhr~ families homel'!ss MASON - Plan:: for Achieve- Mrs Char les H Lambert, Rt. 4 P m Soup, pie and coffee 60 New Haven, leg and neck Carroll Randolph, Wliliam Fay Wood to George P. The thret>-family dwellmg lo mt>nt Day were announced at l 2 Crown City, Mary An John- will also be served Those mJurles. Thomas Peyton, 28, Randolph , dec, lo Edna K Jones, Mildred Jonea, 80% aceated on llth Street bt>twef'n the regula! meehng of th eMas son Ht 2 Crown CJty, Henry wtshmg to take soup home are Rt 1, Letart, neck lnJUf), and Stewart one and one-fifth ac- res, salem. Mam and Viand Street OYon"d on County 4-H Leaders AssocJa H Beach Rt I Middleport . Mrs asked to brmg their own con' Verle Norville 37, Arbuckle, re. Olive t Stanford Denny to Joe M Soby Mr and John Colhns, !lon at lh"' Appalachian Power F Reynolds 10 Coal tamers IJ spratned left hand and neck James Robert Lowther, dec, I lin, Janet M Bolm, parclels, was OCl'UPlf"d by Mrs Ora KPr •\udltonum October 6 at 1 30 1 omcroy · Charles M Wat- Mary Shrine Wh1te Shrme of InJUry. The three m)ured per- Anna Ba1rd Comm , to Pearl Rutland wood thf' Jnhnnv Sturgeon fam P m Jame-. Hart prestdent son Wellston Wmettr Sue Jerusalem W11\ meet at the sons were SJtting m a State V1ctona Tanthon~y. Pearl ViC· Louise Schroath to WUUam 1\y and DfllH Smlth Aceordmg presrded De\'OIIonc: w~>re led Montgon lery Rt 1 Scottown, IOOF hall Fnc!ay at B p m Ali i Road truck which was park~ tona Lowther, parcels, Ohve. A Nelson, Constance D. Nelto Henry Watson son law of h\ Mrs Ra) Crank Mrs Richard Orvl!\e Lambert, members are urged to be pres- 1 and ltle truck was struck rrom Pearl Vtclona Tanthorey, for- on, Lots, Middleport. 10 OsbonWe \'a J Grunder, ent ; rear bY a car dnven by Pl,ms for the Achievement 1Ironton Havenswood !Lie Ross Norrt:., Adm , Arhe Mrs Kerwood a stde--bur ne1 1 on a hot waLer tank exploded Dav banquet were discussed by Bi The Eleanor C1rcle uf Heath KAREN KAY M.JU. ER Wayne L Fush, 52, Garnet, KanGreen dec to Chaires B. causmg the blaze Mrs Gerald Ruod chairma Method:st Chur<'h wtll sponsot sas, who lold offiCers he lost Wilma Jean Buckley, ""' n Jon\1 rsWArthur 1'If r an d M rs Kennetb Mill· I contro i of hIs vehicle utere was no one al home tn The banquet Will be held at th-e Va F,sonSaunders ' La- a rummage sa ie "r n day and after Parcels, Sutton 8 59 any of ltie apartments except 4-H Camp November 7 at 6 30 Th d • C · am Saturday, October 9-10 1n the I er, Pomeroy, are announcmg runnmg off the road - - · - --- - ----' eme Will be · Cltmb· i ursR Mrs harles J Hand- f<Jrmer A and p bm'id mg .m M1d th r engagemen t and appro"'c hFus h was Cited Ior reckless Gauge readings: Gallipol Is I, r Sturgeon when Llrt' blaze p m fhe rt M 1 ey I I Langsv1lle dau~~'hter di • h Cook f th d h t Th occurred accordmg to reports , mg Decoratwns Will be Laken 1£ am Thursda · ~ • eport Mt ~ Kennel e mg marr1age o en aug . opC'ra 1on ~ mishap oecur 1Dam 18 0, 12 2 runmng 2 feet OIL DISCOVERIES 02 1 Part of the fW'rushings of each care of by the Busy Bees Hap· h ' IS chairman and membe1s hav ter, Karen Kay, to James Wy- 1 red on Route 35 or. rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.- NEll' YORK !UP!) _ The 0 arged . for p1ck·UP may att Gilbert • son of M r an d of th e apartments was saved py He 1pers and Hartford p mg rumma~e 36, Pt Pleasant 23 97, Rmton . institute Damage to the property was . lhke.s 4-H Clubs The discharged co11tact her or members or the Mrs Wyatt Gilbert, Middle120, Kanawha Falls 190, Char- Amencan estunated at $5,000 and :;oo wtil be token care of by I he \1 .. estet Eriiis. 0 mer corcie port Plans lor the wedding Mrs. Mne Fishf'r lesion 17 99 London, Marmet reports that Loutstana to<lk 111 lhe 111 to the contents The hiaze to sltil ' Vernon"" Dustm and the fa F.or rs Chde Davis Mrs Heturn Jonathan Mergs Chap "' mcompiete. and Wmf1eid dam• were on the lead the United States pro under mvesugated by the me vors wrll be mad• by the Bend Hanser. c F. Rtch· 'ter Daughters ol the Amencan I Dies on Wedne•dny siiis ed crude ml r"""rves found in departm<nt whtch pnswec<>d Ihe Hustlers and Htiiblilres rs Franm Unger, Mrs Revoiutron , wril meet Friday PT - Funeral Boat movementso new ftelds and new pools m 1963 14229 c:aU about 4 pm Clubs Dcvo\lons w!\1 be ted by , -' Mrs 0 p Cas. October 9 al the home of Mrss 1 Mr!4. sen. 1re for Mrs Mae R Fish- Ohiu River- Elisha Wor.,.ds In that year, mllhon • H G L k C e~ .m mfam son Mrs J E NarJC) Reed tn M ddi t t 21 d z barrels of crude were dlscover. 12 6 10 6 1 , e appy o uc y 'lub and H · I ~par a H ' er 7, Pmnt Plea~ant w \l be o\l.n , m ; 1mmer 111 111 1 nrty 1s Pleasant Vs!J.ey Hosp1tal the Pmwearers w11l be 1 " lgLgertyC .:tnd mtant son, VIr- p.m Guest speaker w11l be Mr osless fit hrld Saturday at 2 p at the down 13, J 25 t m: DIXIe Chal- ed new fields and pool . ee ra1g Mrs J L Nap- N i C C LoUisiana of the total o 349 6 10 g1 ADMIITED· Da\!d Ga 1dnrr ,Clarge i ot the rec1eatwn and l ier Mrs ch ' i Rf , oan arsoJ,, mctnn<Jtlattor l Mrs Willis Frost y,;_rs host L G MohrFunera\Homewlth lengeup14,2·55pm;JaneT. li ,· th t Texas Pt . PIeasant, I songs I ares I e, L ney Roll call !It b " t . I h 14 8 '" OVEC 5 ml wn .or e na wn 3 6 111 Mrs W1 lJdm 1· · E Kenneth•, Mrs E p O'C : w e_ .om men s e~s for a 'I'upperwarr Party held 1I e Rev 0 H Carder ar1d Ufi · Pm , up 1 · 1was S':.'Cond With 12 1 Seifers. Souths1de I The asSOCiation dec1ded to ner Mrs C H L b on on the program Hostesses lo'.l\1 at her home 10 \lon-' Rev Rov McCoy offlclatmg , 5 am New Martmsv1He up 16, b d ed m wn DISCHARGED Okey Bl<mk- , sponsor .1 receptiOn aud tea for E 'St 'c am crt, Bruce be M1ss Reff..o, Mrs Wavne C.Lb- day Od Sth ' BUJ1al w11l be m the Kukland 3 30 am · Tampico down 16 arre- s IScover · .' Ferry. M ctl- 1the rre .,. ,, Mason counly o\gr1cul- and Robert ewart. R urley Ji'• ae hn1e, ' uurmg the f'\'E'P.IIl~ ens h1p, Galhpohs Ta 'lor Thornton , bans MI ss fi' r1 ed a g.tmes 1Memonal GrArdens F'nends are 4 am , Or'I eman d own 16, 4 30' 1 ael Chapman, Vmtor.· L 1d a ~ juJ e Agent, Carl Cook Serving j ~ 1WP! e played an:i priZ('s llit'r<' · b(>mg received at the funer<Jl a m : Onward down 16, 5 30 a. , and Mrs John Duerr 1g1ven 10 Mrs Al len Bov.:l'l and homE' Freshwater, Pt. Pleasant , CarJ- ) 00 th •scomou tteeare MDS Ger OCT, 12 l m, Jeffbont up 16, 7 30 am.; 1 ton Hackney, Le-on Infant son jald Rood, .Mr::; Edward McO.an- Brownie Troop i~; The Me1gs County Mnuster- 1 Mrs Lelah ·1mdow ' Mrs F1sher du~d Wfdnesdayl Wayne H up .7, 3 35 a.m; Peg. of Mr and Mrs Jame Mrad - . 1cl Mrs Ray Crank Mrs Jam- 1 tal Assn Will meet Monday, Tiw ho~tess <ISSISted by Mtss evenmg 10 Me1gs General Bos- gy Downev up 17, 5·40 am: 5 1 ows, PI Pleasant Lulrr ( ntes, ''s Hart, Mr Wilham Lew1s, Visitor to Bakery October 12 111 10 am at the Karen Sue Hlssell served re- p1tal alter n lollJi: 1llness She ! RPitable up 18. 12 45 1m; SusHogsett, Ralph Thorn us, Pt .rnd Mr Gtl Bamdte The re[Racm"' F'trst BaptiSt Church freshments of sandwiches pot a- w.rs the daughter of the lute 1an Lane down 19, 6 35 am ; Pleasant ~-epllon will be held October IS Mrs Paul Taylor lead~r of 1 The Daughters of Ruth class tu dups cake s and cot fee to Roher\ and Rarhel Ct av Oog· l RohNt Heed up 19 7 am ; Har•11 the Appalac1uan Power BUild- I Lh~ Browme Troop Six, aSSISt· o1 ttle Umted .\-1ethodJst church \1rs r.a\f' sm~lle\ \lrs Gen- ' g"s Mrs Flshf'r WllS rl mem I \E}' Jordon down 20, 6 am ' CLUB ME•TS mg, m Pomt Pleasant ed by Mrs John Blaettnar, Mrs will meet at the chu•·ch Mon- eva Leonard Mrs Henry Bea· ber of the Preshyterwn Chmcll Jefferson d(mn 23, 7.45 p.m; The Mother's club of Scout Gil Barnette, Mason County ~on Kmght Mrs Jack- Carsey, day at 2 P m wtlh Mrs Mmme ver. Mrs Freda Miller Mrs and Order of E,JstPrn St;:u 1 George Pnce down 23, 11 p m., Troop 24i met Wednesday, oc- 1 4-H ~.gent, mtrodu ced Mr Cook and Mrs Ro~cr Walker took Neutzhng and Mrs Mart Cra Hugh Be<~rhs, Mrs A!len Bow- Surv1ving are her husband, I Indtana up 23 5 45 am: Titan tober 7th Plans were comptet- :ho spoke bnefly on h1s exper- the troop to VISit the Ohio Val- ry as ~ostesses er., Mrs Shirley S~>son Mrs. Homer, one daughter M r s I down 23 7 a m ; Travts up ed for homemade <OOkle .t n d ences m 4-H ley Bakmg Compa ny OIJ Wed The omeroy Elementary P Ann Hadford Mrs Do othy RarbMa Burdette Allentown Greenup 1 JO am ; Lynn B candy sale All Scnut mothers. Mr Barnett also rcrnmded ncsday TA wilt meet Monday at 7 30 IBro1,1.n, Mrs. Lelah Windon.rMrs. Pa, one SIS ler, Mrs Josle up Greenup 2 50 am. Samuel who were n6t present will be <111, leaders m the county of the On WednesdBy,_October 14th, pm m the school aud1tormm Thelma F'arnsworth. MISS BIBle Hogg, Pt Pleasant and one 1Clemens up Metdahl2.l0 pm; asked for donatiOns by mat\ Regtonal Leaders Conference to the same Browme group w11J There Will be room VISilatlOn Jean ~rost Mr M k' St 11 granddaughter ,John Hood dov.n Meldahl 6 p ~:=-. , be held at Camp V1rgtl Tate m accompanv the1r lellders to Hn- and all parems are urged to the d 't ts f IC lc (. u z m · w1lham Cra.~g up Meldahl r 1K;.ma c t d W'IPO. tt d emons ra or rom :otum-1 · ROBINETTE ,., uga oun Y 0 cl 16 <~nd IO 1~ ?ft!ce m Middleport a en bus, and her associate ARRESTS MADE 7 25 p m . J S Lewis down Mel1 TOP.QUALITY 1' , , " The gtrls w1lt be p1cked up outOC1 · 1~ Sendmg vrdcrs were Mrs Cur- PT PLEASANT - Arrest~ m dahl 8 25 p m ; Alton Zcph}r up Thanks w ~ re exptessed to s1de the Pomeroy Elementary The Evangeline Chapter OE hs Fraley Mrs Geo* e F'red-lthe past 24 hours accordmg to Meldahlll zo pm, Lmda Cho- lftGII.FASHIOM COLORS ' all who help~d With the success· School at t11e dosf> ol S<'hooJ S, Middleport, wtll hold a spe- enck 1 d M M g A ;Jail records were Eugene L tin up Meldahl 12·10 am· Bob AND WHITE : ful horse show held recently ror this Vtsit c1al meetmg celebrating theu 1otd '' r an rs axme rn- Blount. 53 Charlt'ston. mtoxica Benter down !\1ctdahl 5 am and to the ones who helped 60th anniversary, Tuesday, Oct· ,jron: Kenton Randall Shelme, Carol Brent up Meldahl 6 05 grade "the proJect books It was OU's West Green ober 13, at 7 30 p m at the 1 i 20 Pt. Pleasant, <~~sault and a m AA·.~·B C Wrdths reporLd that !he gradmg 1s Pia O H I Temple All mC'mbe1-. and tbeir Two Birthtln~ .If battery warrant Sandr<I Cra nk Gallipolis Dam _ Jacob c SIZES completed ns pen ouse fnends are cordially mv1ted to had s1gned the complamt· down 5 10 m Ma'or u R 40 1 rua£..-sHIDI. 4-ID _ __ Mrs Ray Crank conducted Oh10 Umvers1ty's West Green attend Arc Celebrated De\\ey Sayr !:i8 Charleston' c / H' · 1d p 2 15 HOUSE' the lnstatlatwn of Officers at dormitory complex for men and OCT 14 1 Mr and Mrs f.mdsey Lvons Mn Wtlham Ray' p m; 1 J arnLer own · 1 the c1 f th b · women will he th d · · am ; ~ucy ane ucas up 2:25 ose o c usmess meete scene of an White Rose Lodge Auxiliary entertaml' w1th a dmner Wed- IJone s 18 Mcl'i:eesport Pa , F H J h d 4 PAINT ' MIDDLEPORT, o. mg Doughnuts and coffee were open house program Sunday, or Middleport w1tl meet Wed- nesday evenmg at their home held 'tor ' ' Iam : B nson · Oct. 18,progbegmrung thc 1; am formal i With ·a nesday afternoon at 1 30 p m Tuppers Le Plams,d honorrng Sh a m ;; 11p Sorrumde porn own ram a 3 p m m a! the leg ton hall With Mrs son, . mar, an er!f'y Swan, I ENROLLS AT CHU am the dmmg room of Dorm1tory W1lham Robson president 10 on the1r birthdays. I Mis~ Rueha Wells • daughter Kana wba R'1ver serne t ' • Number 6 charge 1 A decorat ed ca ke and lee or \1r. and Mrs. Edward Wells, down Marmet n·55 m. Allen :ollowmg this program, preThe Return Jonathan Meigs were served With the 1672 Lincoln Heights 1 Poml>!rOy R MerrUI •Up Mar:et '4• 11 tn . ~ ~ ~ver by Prc~1d~nt Vernon Chapter, D A R , wtll hold a dmner to Mr and Mrs Ed has completed arran !iements t~ 0. F Shearer up Marmet & en, _a tea and tours of rummage sale Wednf"sd<ry, l Moore ut Middleport, Mr and , enter the Columbus Busmess am: Helen z u Marmet 6·4S Will be held, ac- Thursday and Fnday, Oct 14· Mrs Sherley Sv.an, Long Bot- Umverstt;. M1ss Wells 1s a sen- am. Jerry d · 11cor to Paul R O'Brien. VICe 15, 16, in the Weber Bmldmg tom. Mrs Ulah Swan and Mr 110r at Pomeroy H1gh school and fteld' 12 OS am Thel;:nAWn'in-ll Phon• WY 2-2769 ::::~:;;' off lhe Umversity and next to the Quality Print Shop and Mrs Lyons and sons La- v.11l enroll m lhe Pnva te Secre- down Winfield 45 .l m. Third Ave. Mlddle-rt The wlrule fam1lv 1s s\ae to n o the open hou~ on MLil-st Members havmg ar- mar and Lmdsey lanai Course next June. tional down ·• ,. .. enJO} our dellcwus meal!! comm1ttee hcles may contact Mrs F.mer· : I son .Jones or Mrs George SkmPLAN DANCE ANNOUNCE DANCE and Prompt co urteous sf'l\Jce PT DRIVER CITED ner , or Mrs. Guy Netgler The Pomeroy Nat1onal Honor ! The Jays witt emcee a Bene. PLEASANT- Mrs. John 1Soc1ety V.lll sponsor a dance on ftt Teen dance for th~ Pomeroy THE MARTIN Oshel of Rt 17 was cited by city VISITED HERE Saturday evemng from 8 til l Honor Soctety this Saturday a RESTAURANT Route Middl•port police for traveJmg the wrong Ale and Mrs Fred E Fillmg- 11 at the Pomeroy Jumor H1gh to 11 p m. at the Pome~oy 1 ~ way on a one way street follow· er and daughters , Sharon and School with H1gh School audJtor1um mg a mmor mishap Thursday Karen of Plane View Trailer . _ 5.05 P m at the mlersecbon of Park. Lockbourne, OhiO, 21st Street and Jefferson Ave- a tO-day leave wlth Mrs. nue wh~n the Oshel car struck lnger's parents, Mr and a velncle drtven by H e n r y Sherman Roberts .and son Pierce, Pt Pleasant. There were man, and also viBJted Mr' no lllJUries and property dam- inger's grandmother, Mrs Mag· age was mmor. gie Searles of Middleport Hospital News Achievement Day PIans AfifiOUfiCed Old Residence Hit by Fire 1 Property po-l Transfers I 1 , I t I ~era~dme l\1r~ •t I J F r e i· l I ( ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ It F ~ s v v E tl zi IJ 'II I I ~ths Buckl~y, River news a~ I ~~ . • the '" I table~ ~c ta~e~ts('l..recently ~ .ug~n'r., ;"~. d\'f~ss,JI PHrole~m 1 PL~ASAN'f Jf'illisFro~t ~ 1 I J~frs I i~ Clw~ter I ill} I I l '"""'""'""'""'""'..;;..,..:.. 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B•SI'I!AKI!It SOUND SYSTEM • Zenith qualfl;y hllfl flddt)l speakers: two r x I" ~ra, four !ill• eOI\II·type twe.tera-provlde Vmllln1 ttertoeound. WORLD 'AMOUS ZI!NITH TONI! QUAUTYI Open Frl, & Sot. Nights Mlddloport timing devic:e ...,_ trois the softener w1th Zip-out linmg, new Plalll colors and plalds. Slzes 63 Mercury -· - -. S149S 36 to 46 m regulars longs -------- 24.50 to 29.50 By Curl• and Jouph Ftlll TOPCOATS and OVERCOATS 60 Brine Tank $161.75 I! ~ ore experienciJw c:raoked, chapped-like hand& IUdliglolg, bathtub ring, dfn=louking waaheo and d;;n ~ on auware· oz if lime to_,_ . _ _ heater ad ~ ~~ your water problems IIJMl auicldY' • ......... wlll 10lve these 'lrill CODditlon q kl7 PI!' far ltoolf. Tbe model advertised U four; Our more !han ~gh water for an average family -4ten ' .__tspefcialists wall be t:Iad to figure the size water ..,. e:r ues or you. OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING 11:dwarcl Baer, owner Sta. Wagon. A "~re~m Puff'' in condition. Fully equtpped. Pontiac s fmest and thiS one is tops 59 Buick - -- - -. - s995 LeSabre 4 dr. Power steering and brakes Aut,. matic shift. Very nice S9 Pontiac VB - - - . s395 2 dr. Hydramatic. Shows good care BLAETTNARS BUICK - PONTIAC - GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, 0. A beautiful selection of top•' loaD end overcoats in all ' lbe latest styles and colora Rea:ulan, 1horts, longs Othoos from 39.50, 45.00 .. 55.00 .. TOP THESE OFF WITH A NEW FALL HAT BY CHAMP OR STETSON All the latest styles and colors are here In our wide selection. ReiiUiar and lone ovals. Sizes 6% to 7%. 9.95 to 12.95 OTHERS FROM, 5.9S NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE POMEROY, OHIO ond JUDlor Fellowsblp; 8 p.m. E..IJlllg service: 7:30 p. m Wednesday, Prayer meut!Dg; 1:80 p. m. Wednead•y. Senior Cbolr Pracllcl; 3:10 p, on. r day, JUDlor Cbo1r Proctlce -bem Jllpdll -... Great Bend: Rev C. L. O'Coo> oor, pastor: Rnbert ~WI.!, supL in1 Mono Cllopol ......,... Cllurcb Arthur Stitt PaHr· m. Somday' ScboO~ 11 1. Ollter Sayre. SUpt.: Stmt11y Woroh1P service, 11 a. m.; Prayer meetinl every WtdnlodaJ "en11111, Mlddl__, Cllolteb tl aor1•t ..-..-• Re CbartJI Ml. M-0110 !lapl&l'l Cbareb, Jobn, sundly School LO L ULi 9 80 a 'll Morning worship ~th an{i Maul Su-eeu Don ' 1 01 Day Salnta. lb Comer ot and Maio SL \ Worshi? 8 a. m. Sunda; SChoOl; 1 p. m.. Ev· Hlclu, Blble 9 3'l a m • MornlnthgF\\il hp . !rom Recine 011 Racin .. Middleport. R.o• . Nyle Borden. Cbur-• of Chr'-• Pon>ero• enlng oervtce: 'l'tuntdoy, 7·80 d Sch 1 9 30 ,.... ~.., " --H.. 10 30 a m · You e ow" 1p miles Portland Rf.lad Sunday SchOol OllnlSter Sun ay oo Jerry MaJtus pastor· Sunc1aY p. m. Prayer ~wog. , . W hr"l a m., warshtp lfl 30 a a m Arnold Richards, Supt. Scbool 9 30 a.' m. L0.30 Byracu1e Methodid Churcb, 6 15 P· mm · 9 30 m , SUnda~· evenmg ~ervtce at M.ormn& Worstup, 10 30 a. m. a. m.: Chr~ttisn Endeavor, 6.30 Dr. Leiter L. Roush. pa9t.or. 7.30 : · 7 30 Ym 7·M p. m.: Wed-. wonblp serv· P Dl. Evemng Service, 8.30 p. Momlna Worship 9 am nesd 'J, P · lUI at .~ p m. PaatOr. Thoro- On&rcb of God, M&. Mortab: ~ Dana Wmebretmer, Supt 10 •· Cbriltlan Svlence So-ciet)' ,as E. Diddle. All evenmg serv- Rev lra M Tibbs, pastor· Sw1m. Sunday chool: YF Wedne»- The Golden Text for Christl .n tees beglD at 7:30 p, m. \day School 9 4fl a. m i Worsblp Syracwre First United. Pres- day 6 30 p m., Mrs. Moore. SCtence churches this Sunday servlc• lla. m.. and ?:45 P- m.: bytertan Church, Rev Howard director. Official Board meet- ls from Jer-emulb {17 141 Zloo Chureb ol Cbrlsl, Pome-- 1 Prayer mee· · I 1.30 P m Tues- Ruppelt, pastor; Worship aer. ma. first Monday each month "Heal me, 0 Lord , and J ~hall rov _ HarrtsonvLle Road Ell· day. Young People, 7:30 P· m. viet, 9 <~ m; Sunday Scbool, at 7·30 P m. Holy Commun be healed, save m~. and I gene Unc:IMWood. mllllSter. Bl- Fnday, 110 a m., Prayer meeting, 7:30 IOD each quarter as announced shall be saved for thou arL blij school 9.30 a. m.; Morning \P- m. Wednesday. WSCS ftrr.t Wednesday of each my pra1se" The Blble lesson w•Jrship 10.30 a. m.: Evening Bradford Clmrcb of Cbrtlt, l month is on the subJeCt, "Are Sm, worshtp ,30 p.m.; Robert Reed N l. lmb!l'len, pastor; Bomer Federated Church, I'Gmllroy, MlllonvWt Metbodlll clovdl Disease, and Death Real'" 7 Bl.ble ~chool Suj)L ' Forrest. Supt.; Bible School Re W H Pernn paator· Dr. Lester L. Roush, pastor A central theme of the ser· 9:30 a. m.: Morning Worahlp, vi Kau · Su t . 'S 1J. d •; Victor Brown. Church Scb~l vice wtll be this statement from 1 0 UB Churc.b. Letart ·~ San- 10·30 a. m.; Evening Worship,~ 1 !is P "m. Wo hLp Supermtendent, 10 a m Offlc· the denommat10n 's textbook: day School 9.30 a. m.; Worship 1 p. m. Wednesday. 7 p. m. b 00 ; 0. 3 a a. ·• r• tal Board meeting each quarter ·'The understnndlng of his spiP se ~ees Sunda~. 7:30 p, m. Btble Study. , our · · m. unless otherw1se called. Holy l •tual md1v1duality makes man 1 . . ...,.....1. . Communion each quarter as an- more real, more fonmdable m Mtke was !uckv! He lost hi~ way completely alon}( the thickly-wooJed CbUreb of die Nazareoe, Pom- Frf'ed.Om QolpeJ Ml•llou, 8•-' Fttst Baptist Cb~ wuuw nounced. truth, and enables him to con· roads during hi~ \'acatton la:-~t summet unttl suddenly he came upon a small ero'i Rev. Clyde Henderson. sban . StJversv-UJe Road: E. J port, Rev. Donakl ne, oaltquer sin disease, <md death" pastor Sunday Schoo1 9·30 a. Ro W 1 , tor· sunday Scoool 9:15 1. 111., Syracnse Cburcb of the Naza.. S ' d H aUh with Key to 1erv1ce statwn Tht> fnendly attenrl~nt told him hP Wfl~ onl~ a ~hort dtstance GrUfith pastor; ger a• off S t 10 1s William <..: Ml rpe putor ( cience an e ' W h' f•·om the lnke. "Ju;~t ~atch for the s11rn~." the man said m.. Morning ors tp 10 .30 a. f d s' t S nday School lO Fred H man, _up.; a. rene, o , the Scnptures by Mary Baker 317 ) m.: NYPS 6:45 p. m. Evenmg or • . up·· u t1 Se 1 e 7_ m. Worship Servtce: BYP 6 p. Sunday Srhool9 30 am.; Morn- Edd It's easy to get lo~t . 1t could haJrpen to anyone AI 11me~. our hves get serv cea 7·30 p m. Prayer a m., Ev:Ogellll 0 rv c • 30 m · Evenmg Worship, 7·30 p. ing wurshtp 10.30 a. m. y, P ---so confused that we don't kT'ow which w.t} to tu1n, rtnd \H' ft:!el that nobod}' 1 . · Th sd 30 p. m n.yer meetmg, 7: ·' Pr meettng, 7:30 P- m. ur ay. · Tuesda m.; Wed. 7·30 p. m. ayer Syracose E.U.B. Church. Paul cares. When that h..1ppens, JUSt wt~tch f01 the s1gns P- m, y. meeting: 8:30 p. m. Wed. choir ethodist Church Laur· U A. Sellers, Pastor. What s1gns'' Well, there's the fragtant. hef\Ut\ of a ro><P , the laugh of a Free M I Belbel EUB Char< b•, prae: ce · el Cit!!, r;ev R. Eugene Gtll, South 9:30 a. m. Sunday Schoo,I Ben child, the glory of sunn~~. the P.ound of g1eat mmm., . >; l~ns all around thnt pastor Sunday School 9 30 a Rev Eugene E. Emerson. pas- Middleport Fwst United Pre• Quisenberry' Supt : 10 30 3 rn point to the constnnt p1es+>nce of God\\ ho loves us. m.. Phil WLse, au pt.. Morning I Lor Sunday worship 7 ::IU p m byter!an Church, Rev Howard Morning Worshlp service. tst t The Chri~tn:rn C'hmt'h [<I. lhf' mo~t Important -:hw nr .d1 . . (' I ('~Jipr\ <:ill Ply worship 10 30 a. m ; y 0 u t b 3nd 9 30 a m alternately Sun- Ruppelt, pastor· Sunday School and 3rd Sundays of the monLh, l to reveal a nf'\\ and Oll ',drlng-11!1 '''1\ of lJf'e to all \\h" --t·t>l, It Serv ices 7 p m , Evangel!stlc day School 10 30 a m and 9 ') a.m. Mrs · Rodney Sauer, 17 30 p m Evenmg Evan~el1s - - - - - - - - : - : - service 7 30 ?. m Mid Week 9 30 a m alternately Norman supt lO ~{) a m Worship 5 45 uc Service, 2nd and 4th Sun· F'uner . tl servi ces for Bryan THII: CHU"CH ..-oA ALL • ALl,. FOA THE CHLIRCH praver servlcl• 7 :lOP m Wed \Bahr, Supt Bible Studv end P m YF· Wed. 6 30 Jumor dav of month BETHANY - I Caster who died in Columlruil larl~ and sol'i"JrllhP Church lh~y prayer sennce led by pastor, c'h · 7 Sen Chou 9 30 a m. Murnmg Worship I h ld s turda:y aftemool Th.e Chutch 11 the Jre-t,.,t lartor .,,. <I o For ho• m.m Mk• 121 ~lit on Mrth lor the butldln- ol chuno<· Hys~ll Run Free Methodist~ 7 30 p m. Thursday orr' P· m. lor · 10 :m a m SU11day School, Blv· , :t\('he ~~go~y funeral Home I lUi rh1~lwn J Mk~ 3 1 f,.. thf. Mkl W•ndaooddttut~lhtp rt••••tur.. ,( In~ n•mnntrut~ •to.-1 ,..uon 14 hoUR ol spo rllual v11lu~• \\ olhnm • Rober E. Smith, Sr, pa~or~~ Lottrld EUB Cll eb Rev Free Wdl Bapttst Church, the Thetss, Supt.; G 30 ? m wJth burial m the \H. Olive For thP snkP. of th" 'hun:h ,,~,..11 .a-on, Church, n"ltt<er rlrmorrocy Sunday School 9 30 a m, or ge _ur • Rutland, Pastor, Rev p au 1 Youth Fellowship CARMEL - I , , whK·h n.-.,d• h,. mmol anrl mmter,.l nor ftY1hzatlon can •UNL't Tho re ley Haley, qupt Mornmg wor I Eugene Emerson, pastor, Sunfl Taylnr; Sunday School, 10 a. m 9 30 a m. Sunday School Wny· ' cemeterv &UI'I'" r1 Plan ltJ •" In 'hurch rei!'> Ar-t four 1011nd reA......-.! why ew-r~ IMiy ar1d r~OO ~ om K• h l~ tb ol y ,.nan lhouid att.l'nd Hn-•e<>• ·~~u sh1p 10 30 a. m Youth Service, day School, 10 a. m • Russe Guy Priddy Supt Preachmg ne Roush, S11pt; 10 30 a m I Mr and Mrs A D Morrisoa 6 45 p m; EvangelLsue mes- Archer, Supl Sunday Worsht;;> servtce, 7 30· p m;' Prayer eer· Mol'mng \Vmshtp, 2nd and 4th 1 celebrated their 67th wedding Saturday Fttilay sage, 7 30 p. m, Prayer meet. 11 a m Bible Study and Pray vtces, 'i 30 p. m. Wednesday. Sunday of the MO'Oth, 8 p m 1anniver~ary Sunday Guestl Wedne111l11y Thur!!day Tue~dll.y Morular Sunday ] C'orwthJ anl 1\latthi'W Mallht'w mg. Thursrw 7 30 p m er serv1cc ted b-r Millard Coe, Evcnmg Evangelisuc Service, 1 were :\.1r and Mrs Frank JohP.. Jerernuth Jsatlll• Proverbs Psalm!! J•18-30 24 :lti-51 i4 ·29-::!1) ij 1.;-21 2 I .r, 2'1·15 16:1·11 Pentecostal Assembly, Roote 7 30 p. m. Wednesday. ' Portland Methodist Cburch, llst and 3rd Sun~ay of month I ston, Mr and Mrs G. \ , Rade.124 Rev Paul E Jones, pa~tor ' Arthur Stltt, pastur. Sunday Syracuse MISSIOD, Rev. Ear km and Tma, Mr. and rs w._ Su~da School 10 a. m: Wor ROt·k Spnng• Methodist. R School 9:30 to 10 30 a. m., Har· Custer, pastor ServJces every I Sv;ett and slster, Augusta. i b Y m Sun R Card, pastor - Sunday School l id C Roush Supt . Kenneth Wednesday and Fr1day eve rung I Rerre!lhmel'lls were ~erved. s ip scrvtces 1 30 P a. '11.: Won>lllp servL<:e, 0 ,' al? 3o m ..,. 1day, Wednesday and Frtday. .,"30 p m , ~YF 6 30 p m . McLeodS, dA!Js t eSupt Services , u• U . F W Cb b Cr.rl 'l'urnet' who k hal!. .spent 8 With tlu• h<:pP it will. in <nnH' meusure, JO>ter orul nelp m•· ng DIOD . . . ore , n· 1 0 Bradbury Cborcb ol Cbrlst, WSCS Tuesday 1 30 p m . Pray I every un ay ev m · Rev Henry :: Stanley, pastor the past three w._ee s ~-tlh ~~ loin that which i.• ll'""' in f,mi'.- nnrl community life. litis fen· 1\rt Marcum, mlmster: Btble er and Bible Study, Wed. 7 30 1 E te prise EUB Church Rev Sunday School 9 45 a m., Eartl \Ir. anG 1rsd G en 'l'ui • ture is 1 pon.oorPrl h, thP l~~tsineN< firms nml orll<lllizlltions ' 'I w ·hln n r ' k S p h 7 . 30 ncr returm·L S<1!ur av to HS School and I' ornmg ors Worship Lar ey' upt : reac mg, . uv Lrg ..'"" d " p. m. I Menzel "mtth .3 • pastor 7 30 I employment at Ch 1cago. wlrose namPs appPnr belm.,, 10 . 8· :-:. Racine Methodist Cburcb, 1servwe 9 30 a. m., Sundar I ia Turner spent lhe wePkend P ' H L McDanreJ, pastm Sun· School, 10 30 a. m. Youth Fe· 7 m Thu~sday · : w1th home folks. or. d s h 1 9 30 a Preach low shLP 6 30 P· m · Boys and p 1 ' 7 p. m iugdom HaD ot Jehovah's ay c 00 m. m: G1rls Fellowship, 6 30 p. m ; The Salvation ~rrn~, Envo;o Mr and M1s J E R~d(•' ·n 6 K 8 10 00 Public meetmg, Sun- ~ga and Bibie Stud ~ 30 ' Evemng service 7 :30 p m., 2nd Rav S Wmlng, offtcer m charge , and daughttr<: v.ere Gtllt'' , Wtlnesses GR~ENHOUSES 3 p. m., Watchtower study r ye~ y, P and 4th Sundays; Youth Chorr, Sunday 10 a m Holiness meet· \ visi1ors Saturday afternoon dav . m; Sable study Tuesday, m. W csd1:1y. Member FTD ~ 6 30 p m Wednesday Prayer mg: 10 30 a m Sunday School ~1r and \'lr~. Weslc~ B · •. Greenhouse WY 2-3402 WY '.! 2550 WY 2 2644 M1ddl~port m : Servt~ meeting, 7 p. . MeetL~g Pm Wednesday Sunday 7 p m. Young People's Chllhcothe spe nt t'he weeh ' l40 Lincoln St ' ? 7 30 s p Thursday· Ministry school, Antlqult)' Raplist l:hurcl Sun • Legton. 7 30 ?- m Salvation 1 --m. • "1. Thur~ay. day School at 10 a m. Prayer Heath Metbodlst Church. Mid· meet111g, Thufsday. 1 to ' 3 La- ~ ~~~i~·s EUlel Ratlekin and Q.,'l l s pDanville Pilgrim Hollness, (P. m~Ung Thuu;dc1y 7 30 o m. dleport, M E. Dawson, pastor; dies Home League: 7 p m Prep ghter, Mrs. Dens Hoffman \'t l t' Langsville, Ohio), Rev. 0 H. Fll'st Baptlat Cburch, Pome- Mrs. Nan Moore, Church School ('lasses: 7 30 p m Bible study, C'htlllcothe V!SIIon and 1, • Established in 1904 0. ~.pastor: Sunday School, 9 30 roy - Rev. Charles Nor~1s Sup! Chu:ch School, 9 30 a. prayer meetmg. Other servJces supper guests of Roger Bolt n 1-Take Someone To Church Thls Week" West Columbia, W V:l. Carm., Robert Grate, Supt. Wor- Sunday School 9:30 ttll 10 20 m; Worshtp Serv1ce, 10.30 a. b~· announcement. I and farm!v, Londonderr'!' Ph. Mason SP 3-5593 Middleport 1 Mr~ Leona Gheer and son WY 2-32B4 P service at l0 -3; a m.: pi}. Worship servtce, lO 30 a m, m., Method1st Yout~ FellowTbe Churcn ot the Nazarene, •• shi m Youth, . p. m. Evan· Nursery and Jumor church for ~htp, 7 p. m , Ofhc1al Board Chester. Ray E Warne, pastor Floyd of Columbu 3 anri Mr. 6 45 grt tstic servJce, 7:30p.m. Mid· chtldren. meetmg, 1st Sunday of mo~th, Sunday Sehoo19 30 a m., Mom and Mrs J E Radeki 1 were gelek Prayer and Praise, Wed- Letart Falls United Brethren 7 30 p m WSCS, 2nd Mon ay lnp; Worship 11 a m : NYPS dmner guests of Mrs. Ndhe Wesday, 7 30 p. m \church Rev James Morru:~on uf month, 7 30 P dm' fElean~r 6 45 p. m Evemng Service Vale and so'n.J~ Sunday. . ne Sunday' School 9 30 a m Tom C1rcle, 2nd Thurs ay o mon l 7 30 r.o m . M1dweek Praver ser _ Mrs. J . E. Radekia Dodge- Dart - Dudge Truck• l\1J(td1E>port. Olno Muidleport Church of the Naz- 1 1 • • 7.30 p m ; Class 12, 3rd Wed- v1ce. 7 30 p rri Wedlle .dav Middleport Church, , - - - - - - - - - - arene, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett ~ornsR sutt .. PAss Sup~w~r- nesday of month, 8 p. m.; All· Grace Episcopal nday School 9 3U a. m ; Morn· ert ous · rlcac ng ay ernoon C1rcle. 4th Thursday of Pomeroy The Rev R1r:hard H Su worship 10 30 a. m: NYPS 10 30 .a. m., A ternate evenPrmg month 2 p m, Ch01r Practice Mortrn Rector Sunday- Mar mg E worship . at 7·30 p· m ' ay- Wednesday, ' ' Prayer · · 7 p. m mng and Sermon, 10 30 , y oung People, 6·45 P m. van8 p. m. tsUC mePting 7:30 p. m ; er meetmg Thurs., St. Jobn's Catbolte Mission : a.JP. Coffee hour followmg Coin OpPrated Laundry & Dry Cleanmg Pomeroy gei West Mam St. Alfred Method1!il Cburch - near Guysville (Dutch Rtdgel ' Pomer(..J Pr ayer meeot'1g, Wed, 7 30 P m 397 w Mam Su[>port the Church of Your ChoLet Naomi Baptlsl ChUrcb: SUD· Rev. Pearl Casto, pastor, Sun- Rev George R. Shlpman, pas- Chester Cburcb of God, Rev · da y School 9:30 a. m. Wor- day School at 9 30 wtth Charles tor, Sunday Mass 10:30 a. m.: GUbert Spencer. pastur Sunday p 11 a. m.. Prayer serv1ce, Taylot, supt Worship services Holy' Day ol Qbllgation 6.30 a. Sc~ool 9 30 a m Morplng wor· ~ 'BY AJ 1'A CONE shi p.m. Wednesday at 10 45 w1th lhe Rev Casto m.: Ctm£esston, 112 bour belore ,snJp U tt ru Piaye; Meet''!J M}S Geo:-ge"J L-n•'!tl!er went I Carpenter Baptist Church: Tue!«tay evening at 7 45 Mem· Mass 7·30 ~ IT'. Thursday You_-3b\ to Columbus on SUnday to,-:tee Budders and BULlding Supplies Bakers of Good Bread Sa nday School 9·30 a m; Morn- bcrslnp and Evangehsm meet· L.our Lady of I.AreUo Mission PEtlple s Serv1ce Fnday, 7 1 the san or Carol Woodyard. ind 985 200~ Ph g Worship 10 .15 a m. mg Wednesday 7 45 p m M1d Long Bottom, Rev . George R P ~ m . wtfc who had no\~ so well Chester, OhiO in Huntmgton, W Va Rutland First Baptls' Church Week prayer serv 1ces. Sbt man ~ator Sunday Sotton Metbodtst ~urch, Ar- 1rolowing surgery. She was ac· Schrol9:30 a m. Preach- Tbe United Methodist Church Ma~ a:aO a. m., est.; Holy Days thor Stitt , pastor\ Sunday companieJ by her mother aDd sup:nday Sunday 2.·30 p m Pomeroy - Rev Melwn AI- of Obligation, 7 p. m. Sclloo\ 10 a. \ m. Clmt ~rr. John Dunnegm a"4 wife. in narrlsonvtDe Presbyterian, kn·t, pa~tor Church School. 9- Rutland Cburcb o1 God, Rev. Supt ; Sun~ay Worship, 11 3 m Mrs p, !Ill and lamHy and v. Jobo Davtes, pastor: Wor- :15 a m., Leo Crew, Supt Leo John Smallwood. pastor: SUnday Mason City Chur<'h of Chrls:t, her mother, spent Re p service 9:30 a. m : Sunday Vaughan, Ass 't Supt D1vine School a. m.; Evangehstic Mlller Stre""f . ~ . ~ Kenneth Roy the we~kend With relatives in 1 10 Wheel Ba1encmg·Auto Glass·Brake Service Chesler, Oh10 shl Pomeroy hool 10:30 a. m. Worship 10.30 a. m. Sermon· service 7 p. m: Young People Envangehst, Sunday Bible Charles~n Ph. WY :Z.3~16 Sc Tile Pentecostal Cbarcb, Mid· "Fighting Without - Fear Endeaver 7 p. m. Wednesday; Study 10 <~ m. Mormng WorDonald C(!De ~~d wlfe, Atl1· eport, South 3rd Av-e.; Sunday Within" Monday. Daughters of Prayer mMting 7 p. m. Satur- sh~p, 10 45 a. m Evenmg Wor- 1 ens, spent Sundrij evemng w1lll. dl . School tO a. m.: Sunday evening Ruth Class meeting; Tuesday, day sh1p 7 30 P m B1blc Study h~er parents, Albert 'Cone and angeUstlc service, 7:30 p. m. 7:30 p.m. Tb Woman'es Soct· chester Metbodld Cburch 7 30 P m Wednesday w1fe Ke-vin Cone returned edn2sday Bible Study 7·30 P· ty of ChristJan Servtce at the p 1 A. Casto, Pastor; wor· _Rutland Church of Chr~st. home with lllern after spendlnl w ; SaturdJ: night Prayer and church. Wednesday 9 15 a m , s'r~ service at a. m , Sunday Btble School 9 3~; Commumon the weekend with hi~ grandp&.r· Two Loeations For Your Convenience 9 m. WY 2·3988 Pomeroy, Oh10 Syracuse WY2>3996 orshlp 7·10 p.m. Pastor, Rev . Prayer Group. Thursday, 7 15 School at a. m.; WSCS 1st 10:30 a m, \ H Braley ent~ 10 w L. Ban-ett. p. m. Chotr rehearsal. Thursday of month Board Supt. Sabra Canaday, plarust: Richard Jordan spent SanB.Ratlaad Chur<b ol lbe Nazar· M od' Ch b meeting ard Wednesday ol the Btbie Study, 7 30, Delbert Ro da) after~oon wttb the Vallee . . e: Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; RutlaDd eth tst arc mo WUburs 1 mine. leader . en Morning Worship 10 45 a.. m. Carl ~erring, pastor; Mornlng nth 1 Pomeroy Cllureh of the Naz· $eorgc J Lowther and chlldPAINTS and HARDWARES Evnngell!tie: service 7:45 ?- m. worship 10:30 a. m.; Church Mt. RermGD United Bretbreu I arene, Sunday School, 9·30 a. ren Douglas and Kathy ate S4t1· Midweek prayer service. 7:45 p. School 9:30 a. m. WSCS first In Chrlst: Rev. James Mom- m.; Morning worship 10 45 a. day dmner w1th the Wesley ~~~ Ractne Ph. WI f1.3.."73 WY 2·2440 Pomeroy m. Wednesday. Tuesday and 2nd 'lbursday of son, pastor : Sunday School, m. Evening Worship, 7 P m · bos at the1r farm home here. 130 E. Seeond Columblr Chapel: Wonblp each montb: _FamUy Night lASt 9 30 a m.. ,.eachir.g lO·SO a Prayer meeting. 1 P- m Wed Recent visitors with Mrs. Ola tee each 3anday 9:15 a. m.; Sunday evenmg of eac-h montb m. Alternate preaching and Rev Clyde V Henderson, pas. Perry and Frank were William Sunday Scboo110 a.m.: Youth at 6:30p.m; Prayer Mt',mg, Cbristian Endeavor, 7:30p.m !tor 1Thomas and Wife, Columbus. : Service 1:15 p. m. Evening Wor· 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Sunday. Mi~Week Prayer ser- 1 Stlvenvtlle Methodist Church I Mrs. Maude Holcomb ., was ~ a Middleport, Ohio Quality Furniture 1t Lower Prlttt• lhl.p 7 p.m. eacll SUnday. Edeu UDited Bre&bna lD vices Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday \ recent Pomeroy v1sitor · N. Second Ava. Phone WY 2-3481 [)ester C1JUrcb of C b r I • I Cbrlst Cbarehl Rev. ltlden R. Rothmd Missiou : OUve NewSChool, 9:30 a. rn : ~ne Wolfe Albert Cone was tn Hun'* Middlepltt Btble School 9:30 ~· m. Preach- Balke, pastor; Sundav School, man, milstonary pastor: Su~ Supt., Serv1ces Thur ay even 1 ton, w va on Thursday. inli 10,30 a. m., first and tblrd tO am.; Wlnnio Holsinger, supl day ScboOI, 9.30 a.m.: Worship Chrilltian Elldoavor, 7-lo p. "'· \0:30 a. m.: Preaching, 1:30 P ·' sunday•. carleton Chlll'<h, J\lngsbul'}' Mrs. Lyda Chevalier, president. m.: Praytll' aervice, 7:30 p. m. "FLOWERS FOlt ALL OCCASIONS" REXUJ, DRUGS Road. • mday Scbool 9·30 a m. eiasses lo< all. Song servtces, TliGrstlay. Ralpb Carl. SUpt.: Ore_aching 8 p. m. Preaching 8·20 p. m.; Tappen Plaint EUB Cbarcb: Cor Sycamore &: Second St - Pomeroy ·; Wo FW AD Do<ton Preocrlpttono Cor Butternut & W Main PomerOJ Serviee.s. 7:30 p m., CeCil Cot. Mid Week P'ray~r meeting, 7 30 Rev. Eugeoe E. Emerson. pasREV JOSEPH KRA.LY. PASTOR WY 2-2911~ t..ayman: Praver meeting, Tue• p. m. Wednesday, Class Lead· tor: sunday worshl? 9·30 a m "\\'hat ,.,au weavenm·timc, you wiU wear in cternitJ!' ~ 7:30 p m. er, Mrs. Mazie Rollinger and 1:80 p.m. alternately SUO> Sunday, October ll ;· day Lallpv01e CongregatiOnal day School 9:30 a. m and 10 2.0 (Twemetth Sunday arter Trmlt.y) Christian Church· SundBY MoraiDI Star EUB Chor<b, a. m. alternately Hobart VIneSUNDAY SCHOOl _ ---·---- -- --· - -·'>.15· A.li4. ! Bulld!OI SuppUeo lo MUlwork ~w. pastor: Sunday Rev. Menzol Smllh. p!lstor: 9 45 yard. Supt .. Bible Study •llll WORSHIP SERVICE _ --·-- -·-··· 10:30 A.M. i General Contractln& Bakers of Bollum Brood Schooll:80 • m.; lllchard Fort. a. m. Stmday School, ~ Prayer Service led by pastor, SERMON TOPIC "THE SOUL'S SINCERE DESIRE" ' Pbono WY WB'!B ty, Supt.; Worship, 10·31.. a.m. Smltb, aupt.: Earl Sbuler, Ass l 1 30 p. m Tuesday Monday 7 30 p,m --- - . Sunday School TNc:hen Klltl'DI s..eullo Day AdveDIW, POllio Morning wonbiP 10:45 a. m.: Wednesday 7-30 pm. --- --- -- - ---- Choir Rehoanol eroy Children's Home HW, Prnyer mooting a p. m. Thur• Flrsl BapU&t Chnrclo. 1\adne rhu"da! a:oo p.rn -· -·------- · --- --- A. A. llietlll l Mulberry Helghtt. sa b b a 1 b day. Rev C. L. O'Conner. pastor Saturday 9 00 a rn. ----·----· __ Semor C•taehlom ,_ ' ' . School 2 p. m.; Worabl;> ,.....,.. Lutberu CllarchM _ SL P""l SUnday School 9:110 o. m_, Sam 10 80 • m. ····-------- Junior Cate<hlom ' AMERICa' ::~-: :· "Your K.eepaake Store•• :IS p. m Satoordol' Prayer Sunday School 9:15 a. m.: Wor Curbs. eupt.; 10·45 a m Morn· 11·110 a.m. -·-···----------·-·---·- Girl.-.-,. . LOCAL UNION -ll888 Pomeroy 3meetlDio Tburtday, 7:30 p. m. ablp aeMca 10:30 o. m.: St. 11111 worsblp: 1:30 p. rn. BYF 812 E. Main Street ChriS~r~ter JetllJ\ ~ourtb a~ uu~t.er; Cb.~ WATCH FOR THE ~::.!I , Pr::..en:v,ceor~' servt~ 7 SIGNS 0 point • Rock I Society Notes I I . lg ~ FRANCIS FLORIST and WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING p I . ,. _ I p.~rents. IS ~ou~7e.fn:~=~ m~~~~gPractlc~ ~~;~~na: :~rse;,;·1 'I I I r Jo M.;;.:· 1 I - LIEVING COAL COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY -MI.X. (0:· I I I TINY'S FOODLAND R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. thl - ChestnUt Rt'dge WILSON'S LAUNDROMAT HOYT'S SOHIO SEit\tK.l"' Society News ~ HEINER'S BAKERY . BAUM lOMBER CO. KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. RICKARD'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE HARDEN'S GROCERY and MARKET & TOWN & COUNTRY 60 Pontiac V8 -. --s1295 Catalina 4 dr. Power steering & brakes. One loeal owner. Extra nice Sentinel Church News - CROW'S STEAK HOUSE and !nvicta. Convertible coupe. Smart bucket seats and consul. Almost like the day it was sold Complete with Timer and Extra-Large 232 E. Second eoats 5 clar clock and the JNGELS FURNITURE A good name m all-weather 62 Buick V8 . - -. - 2695 Jwt set the <:aien- lU-150. SPECIAl! COATS Custom V 4 dr. Monterey. Shows tender care by one local owner. Fully equipped for you- automatically, Cure• com• mon water woe• ••vtng- )'OU maDy aoap, clothing, and plumbinc - rep1ir doll- The OPUirrA • Model 111112WM Eleilnt lbHan Prcwlnct1t ltyMfllln pnu~ne Ctteny Frultwood veneers 1nd aeiKt herdwood IIOiide, or In ..nutnt Mlt'IO(ItriJ 60 Chevrolet - - . . . S89S 4 dr Corvair 4 dr Sedan. Original black finish like SOmNS WATER AUTOMAnCALLY EVEN WillE YOU SLEEP Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 9, 196C ~ I •• - STAR SUPPLY CO. V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY ae~ FOREMAN & ABBOTT RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN SWISHER & LOHSE POMEROY FLOWER SHOP • I I I ~======-•••-=-=~~----====-'-""'!.•:· 1 St. Paul's Lutheran Church ;. . RACINE PLANING MILL OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ' il ~ ~ THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS. OF lll......ood. w. v•. ~~ ••• K. & C. JEWELERS . _, - g:: i �.' t 6--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy -M.iddkport 0 WANT AD INFORMATION 11:01) _ _ _L _i_ v_e •_t_oc _ k- - - 1 Dllt N ,rNa .._ DaJ ~ f'l.ltlt1e•t1- p M.oada:J 0.41\lle l.ell A. w....u ll ~h~ n-: l% :38 p. m. "PO:-::N::If.:::.s:--cfo-r--,-1-.-,-r-t-r-,d,--e I Saturday, weaned Coils, also :.orne I ha\e ~old sell the ~ mrhes, 1-3 down B,1);;n[oe \ C4f"'1..11U..A."fl0Na by mont:-. 2812. COltlllrnONI llll ... DIU otl Pa.WI ..Uoe nM pa.b!...... ..._...._ Dl ~ lliiJ' ..s. ..a. Instructions tltb• d""'-" l>b~bl.. lrron ohoa]t'l ~ ~ tmmedii.W, 1'M O'llb> ,.,_ will alii 11e ~".. for !Wift U. S.. CIVIl URVIC& TEST5t ...... thu .,.,. !11.--"<"' ~'"' 1 a-s. .... ~ c.n .,... •oR! - Men •omen. IUI!l.OO ~ w..e.& ~ ....... _ ad• ...kl wlttll• \I Uva. l.bl~ ln S<li"Ylc• )),.lh <lfon"n>•l '"" ac~a ~ 01 fliANii.b • 0111'1'\i A.JUb _ ll.:ili foJ' Gu -rG mtn lmllm lllleb 114djtjaDaJ •on! I~ on1a uoua. .,,oo r • 1.:10 .._ Ill 111e . .~311 A Ill w ti:OO &AS" 1'0 l't.l\1.3 • (mUdOiera 1raden d• a t onnea, backhou and •CC•pHo ~: a11• .op "'RI:U. W• wll t 1ra1n yuu un 1ur e(!Uiprnent VA ajlpro~e<l fm Opo:rHIIui aoo~ ' ull rcllder>l tralnm.11 W'rlte . A.Sf'OClATEll . """ .., P'BOOUCING ln:AV.,. EQUfPME"I<o"'l' uu~ w '"'"~ ~CHOOI.S Au. Columbu a. Otllu PHONE WY 2-21 S6 '":======== 'I - - - -For Sale Notice HOl ':-iE. six room s. and b<1th, r:==========~~ 107 Lumst SL., Pomeroy 10 8 3tc ' COMPLETELY recond1twned SEE THE NEW : ' BUICKS • PONTIACS l'tIIr=====----,l, 'I ' J I ' ' NOW AT LANDMARK Blaettnars HARVEST HQL!DA Y$ SA. LE POMEROY, 0 ' row Chains c ~ a n "r' \I at m' ef i~ 1ij ol J< pi pi . T, 111 Bi I .' ' ,, ''· :I cl J: "' 12 u 1 I AKC Bn--;sct~p:-;ery-ni«! Heason<lbte 1953 Chevrolet , 4 I door coupe - $125. 19S3 Chcv· role! pnoel truck , $150. Both 1 have very good motors a n d · 1 good bodies. Phone Coolville i 667-31:i54. 10-3-6tc I lSc , INTERTOR, exterior painting and paper hanging. Fifteen years expener.ce. Phone WY 2~gog_ 10 9 6tp 1 Unico 23 cu. ft. Ches,t Free1er _ _ _ $239 L OME ROY Vl::l Clll!lflt'. O\l't ~liHr 1963 Corvair Monza Coupe · · · · $1969 Local owner and !CIW mtlet~ge . Jet black fnush , rtd t.rueket vunl ~t:al, 4 un th t: fluor, 110 engme, ;,:ood whitewall \Jrt~s. seH-storing storm windows at prices ym can afford. Nothing down, up to 5 years to pay Call WY 1287-t or V•/Y 2-5 129. 10 ! 12te Jack W Carsey ~I Grueser , Plomblll& Ull ueaUnc MinersYIUe, hPll1cr . Low milr• ,,g~e h.> l111·al UW!It'r, i> ]Hoiii'S~ llderwr, iltlgs anJ brow n fln1sh, \'8 tngmP , Powcr;.~lidc Hilll~ Hadio ;md heater, whiLCwatlLu·es shuw lr l tle ·.vl;;';rr. \\as $2595 4 LJour 1963 Tempest Pontiac ······ $2195 l.eM<~n ~ :l Door H~· d oV1'r wh1le fmi .'. h , gu od whtiCWllll t1res, :ii6 cu 111 VH engtne, autt1malJC u ans. Radio and hcalt>r, A re.tl ~ma1 t ca1 1962 Chevrolet Impala · .. " · $1495 Lugga ge r;1(·k, new wll!lt'v,.all tut~, red inii 'I'IOI' End vonr sewer trooNet We ban all shell v.lill t• 1961 Volkswagen 2 Door · .. Vmyi tnm , 1 ~ ood t1res, heater, dtluxe <ltHt f1n1sh, $1395 acc('~~oru·s 1960 Rambler Classic Wagon "' $899 !.neal owner, 6 cyl, Standa rd ms1.i1• and out. t r;m~, radw, Stick Sh1ft. . $149 1948 Chevrolet 4 Door TRUCK BUYS! 1958 Ford 1 Ton Cab & Chassis · · $895 . VB eng1ne, 4 spt•l'd trans. 750x20 tlres, solid cab, hrate r. 1963 Corvair Panel · .. .. .. .. .. $1699 m1l~age, solid body, heater, t;::ood tires. 1960 Chevrolet Heavy Duty · · · · $5295 t<'rU'tory 'T'andem ax !(•, 900x20 tires, aux trans. 348 cu ln. motor, He&tcr, 15 ft dump body and telescopic hoist. Sewer NIKbl 7•11•1 e See U$ B~re You Trade Or We'll Both Lose POMEROY ~ MOTOR COMPANY ~ HOMELITE SALES & SERVICE I oil PhOM 91S-2297 SALE: purebred Holstein ONE PONY buggy and harness, lktw..., Ch•dor end $60.00 . See at Bishop's Farm, fuppotrl Plalft on State Rf 7 I0-3-6tp Rutland . 1o-~tp IIUil Sorrlee ago. Call WY t - ·- - ·- ··-· ·-·- - ~ - -~ ...... . ...... . ....... . , .. -·····..:: ~ _.:.:: estab'l'>h !he legal m1lestooe that a mah has absolute right tu {'utm..;d m a felonJ ~ase. The program wa s based on the book · i; ld,..,n·s Trumpr>t" by Pulllti:'f 1-'ri'l,e reporter Anthony Lt-"h of !he Ntw Yl )rk Times I M.!li'BE \01/i<f R~T HE M161!f E~ HELP US WIN THE fLECTION - lKU~~WURlJ DAILY 47. l.sland ACROSS 1. Unit ut ~rr o up 9 . i'roghk.C" anm1t1J 11 Ukt> B. Paclf'IC ni.I':IUIUre 6. Qua.11Uly of pup .. r 9 Conuot'l 10 100-t' \'t•d 48 Pro ph~LI lll<!t!l W~:tnl W. "'OOW .' myth 12. MUinci>J. 1. msLrument Fun~rr:..J All~l'r 2 lion 4. Ji"uod from IIYIIl. 11 T1rrkl.'1h h P..!! VPn ~ Wt'lghl 18.'"- Uncooked 6 Epoch protundiS .. 7 . F.x(.;hange 19 F'r·,• nc h J'l'l'lll I Lilli I)( a - l' KE IM r· f'J \ Ul ltP ~, - ) (Jf~E l>-1 t 1<11 1L;,<: • I ,' '.:..--' _/ - 37 Blund••rs I '!IW Arnv ..... t 26 S Wol.l .1;8 :.19 27 Rros\ 28 An ttg-e 31. Shm1. sl•••·p 41. W ..Rl wrud; m vth .CS. F.xtmct 35. w~IJ -footed 36. Buml.ng b1rd I'Or:lfllll tT SETr ( ~~-- lH'tAT AN' StOPPED TH HOaS l'utt!rday'l ADI•.r 2!'i I 'ry B Aqual lc p·1mb•r 22 MUIJLO.: D Til' DOG A HONr, SAOCERED ]j j 3 ConstR\\ a.- Ui. N" k.,l: THI~OVJ! 2l.Jogs :t8 E ccen.tnr.: HO:tg 13. RlouiJ" 14 l..tfettme- A:-J' -; H COW, 111 C'u n• 20 Goddo•sa of dawn mdal , I I ED 1 ti'MUI E 16 1'11vem 40:0 A !lOft monMt~ ~Nil.,. bird N Z. 4.4. Unhappy 46. La.v.'Y*'I ' 11 bill not eo 23 Cret•k er r..I'L ASNEA lr•tto• r " ( _-.-'"'1.-•r . " 24 . Naturnl 26 . To fn lil{hlly A H 15 RUNNJN' AWAY Wl t=' ROMEO Mci-\C.i'l'STACK!!'" 29. Cuveied W1lh Chimney or l AL CAPP GOOD J or ,.,. FOSDICI< IOD r~~-~!_.,_:;_) ... __ dirt - -- -------·--- 8-11 -Uc SEVEN ROOM brick home In P•,meroy, two bathrooms, 4 bedrooms, garage, baflement, 3 finished rooms in attic. Large 'ot. Out of high water Central heating Inquire Charles Wildermuth WY 22200 or WY 2-l\116. 9-26-tlc I rooms\ DOUSE FOR SALE: t furni shed , MinCTSville. $31100 Pbollll WY 2-3312, ... .. ..- .;. ;.;. I 20 tic all lor IGil ~, ·. ;E.A~~·~s5 ~ NI O . HAVE A ""'.... loa "' ....m- or SO. Flesh of •heep 32. Toward "* l!r. m. 33. Land ob::~tn.clcs ,. • 38. Fabulous b!rd 4{1. Italian river fl. Br~ze 42. English strcetcan oi5. Bid DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 1t1 1 1 AXYDLBAAXIL LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another, In thla aample A Is u.ell for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letter•, a.poalrophles, the length and forma tion at the wordl a.re all hint.. Is I 1 Each day the code lettera Me cllfterent. A Oryptognun Quotatloo XAZN XAZN I JO MJQWDNE? JO BWPDHW Yesterday'~t MWJOFDW1 QWDLZDI !IWJOFDW. MJQWDNil:.OA~X Otyptoquote: ALL ARE API' TO SHRJNK FROM THOSE THAT LEAN UPON THEM:-I.ORD HA.Uoo FAX - - -- - - - - - · YOU KNOW THIS SPACE COUPE CARRIES FIVE 'YEARs' FlJEI. WMPO Radio "'In a. manner of speaking, I suppose you could aay, Prentiss, that I walked to work this morning becaute nf mv haatth! Mv wife wanted the car!" RADIO .. WJEH MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 4:00 Dlsditg with 6:45 Sign On 7:00 7:03 7:08 7:30 7:32 1:45 8:00 8.05 8:10 8:15 8:16 8:55 9:00 Be Still and Know News Musical Clock News Headlines Musical Clock Word and Testimony Ohio Valley News World News Sports Today Weather Musical Clock Community News Talk of the Town 9:55 Mason Cmmty News 10.00 Public Service 10:15 Family Worship Hour 10:30 Latchstring 11:00 News Beat 11 :05 Morning Melodies except Friday, Church Bells Ring 11 :45 World News 11:55 Mason County News 12:00 commwtity News 12:05 Local News 12:10 Markets 12:15 Weather 12:20 sut'letin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Couoty '4gent 12:45 Country Go Roond 1:55 News Beat 2:00 Country Go Round 2:55 News Beat 3:00 Midway Matin~ LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE MOTOROLA CHANGES THE SHAPE OF COLOR TV Doss ' 4.30 Interchange 5.00 Community News 5:05 World News 5·15 Sports Today 5:25 Weather 5 30 Dinner Musicale 5:45 S1gn Of[ SATURDAY 6 45 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News· 7.08 MuSical Clock 7.30 NeW! Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 8'. 00 Ohio Valley News 8.05 Wotli! Nett.·s 8:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 6:16 Pt. Pleasant H.S. Footbp.ll 10 :30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11 :00 News, Army Hour 11 :30 ~bU!!... S~e 12:00 NewS RoundUP 12:26 Bulletin Board 12:25 N~Uitla~Q..Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:15 ohio-State Football ' '00 D~witbJ)oss 4:30 Tpt) .T.~ff" Re'<'be 5:00 News· Ro.mdup 5:15 PubliC Service 5:30 DuuiErr Musicale MONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY 6:00 Sigo On -NtJws 6:05 Sacred Heart Hour 6:20 Metgs County R.FD 6.25 Paul Bowers - Farm 6-30 Ne"n.s lr:33 Rev. Raymond Jones· Rei 6:55 Sports Headlines 6:57 Weather Report 7:00 News 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 7:30 News 1:35 Pickens Hardware !Tues • Thurs.) 7:50 News Report 8·00 Bill Miller Show 8:00 Johnson - Simpson Ins. Show (Frt.) 8:10 Roy's Food Basket Show (Mon · Thurs.) 8:45 Baker Furniture Show (Wed. · Fn ) 8:45 I&S Super Market Show (Thurs.) · -e:-oo NeWj 9:03 Coffee With Janet 10:00 Grand Ole op'ry 11:00 Muusterial Assoc. 11:15 A.S.C. Program • FtL 11 :15 Family Worship - Thurs. 11 :15 Mason Co. Agr. Ext.·Tues. 11:33 Swap Shop 11:45 Tiny's Country Hymns 12:00 Noon Report 12:15 Goessler'a Guest Star-Fri. 12:15 Larry Anderson Show 4:00 Jim Mees Show 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Sbow <Thurs.) 4:30 5:00 6:(11) 6:05 Local News Jim Mees Sbow Simon's Market • News Sundown Serenade 1,45 Sign Of! October SATURDAY 6.00 Sign On - News 6.05 Country Music 6:20 Country Jamboree 7:00 Larry Allderson Show 8:00 Pomeroy Hi Football 9:30 Middleport HJ Football 11.00 Top Ten Show lOairy Valley I 11 :30 Top Ten Show (Uuttorul) LITTLE ORI'HAN ANNII 12 ·00 Noon News 12:15 Musical Interlude 12 30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Bill Miller Show (OSU Football) 6·45 Sign Off September 5.45 Sign OU October SUNDAYS 7:00 Sign On- New1 7:35 Sunday Showcase 8:00 French City Baptist Hour 8:30 News 8:33 Hour of DeUverancQ: <Elder Cline) 9.48 Congressman Abelo 10 .05 Sunday Chapel 10 .33 Washington Reports the '> eople 11:00 Sunday Show ABBIE AND SLATI 12.00 Noon News 12 :15 Christians Hour 12 30 Rev. Mt!rlin Teets 1:00 Rev. Andrew Parsona 1:30 Rev . Silas Billups 2:00 Sunday Chapel 2·33 Rev. Roscoe Thorne 3.00 Sunday Cbapel 3:33 Country Hymntimera (Dan Hayman! 4:33 Sunday Showcase 6:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 6:30 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign 'lff September • I •• r. llr HAROLD GRAY LIKE IT"-n"'~c_""l~· I CC'lJLD LIVE li't A SALoot\uv.e '1' GoTH;REI I'M S.JR<;; f)F n: 8U f •wHAT .A NOW Wr GLOB'" IS MUSTG~ET RIQMT THE t BUT 7W'ONE TI-IEYat.LEO -IS C~DRIC TERRY ... •• RAEBURN VANBUREt.l By GEORGE WONDEII 274 sq . .n Dto~w• \'lewmu arM. u; I 1HINK ,MllE. DOC7EUR 15 NOW IN A PROPER FRAME OF MIND 108EOF AS5151ANCE. po.oo Ooww.-hlonca on Convenient htmt WERNER RADIO &T.V. FURNITURE CO. N. 2nd Ave. MASON, W. VA. !...----------------..J ~ - ....... .......... ...... . .. ... ...... ... ,. . ... ...- . - ... .• ~- + _, -- • ~ · - · ·~ ..•· , ," ··· · ~ -- - , _ ·- . . . -- CHARlES ... 1F EVet 1 FINP Middleport, 0. . . .......... - . . . . ' .... ~- -· __,...,__..... __,_ . -~ 111 •• . , Model 23CK302A MASON e, tJ. "! XI ",. -popular Contem· pmary tlylrng. 23• d1ag . tubt meas.; ONLY .. H6 8li il? You get a rectangular picture from a slim set that fits clos« to the wall New Furniture $299 Jb d, HE -CAN ;3;'5;5;N~ew~o~B=•=•=J----------5~:45~~·-o~u~_________:s'=~=s=~~·=o=a~~~p=rem==b=~~--~5=:~~&=·gn~Off~~Oc~OOb~e~r~~ 3 _ROOMS Opel'\ 8 A.M. tel P.M Cloeed Sunday 1>1.!1JU,i 3G. Iron sym. - - - '""========c=:""?' I '-VU1i ffi<'tumr.o 1 BLAEnNAR'S 24 HOUR TOWING ~I"'''"" - RADIATOR SERVICE Top Daller Peld For Wrecked Can and truckt Jt; Reports" ..had seas~m premtere w1th tile most outstandhour thus far in the tall programmmg The story ol Clarenre Earl f;1dron . an ag ing , ohscure Florida cunv ll I wlmse handwntten pt'!l\mn \<.• ~ 34.. Under· water Chester Society Notes ELECTROLUX vacuun clean- I er. automatic, paper bags, 1 all cleaning attachments. Sold new over $150. Guaranteed. Pay orr balance 7 payments 5 · or S6 50 each. Phone WY 22204 after 6 p. m. )0 g 6tc 0 1 1 CHARLES BLACK BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING 'I I 1 I 1 ~Uiliit.-- Z1 By IU(;K DlJ BROW ll'eptiOnal- n came out the w11y YWOOD t UPLJ - Wtth Walt U1sney m1gh1 have wr111en the weeki} netwnrk rnuvu~ pro- lht Jan Jo~le m1ng t>ooks - Lhe gram! running short of good expenmrnt wa:'! :~1111 extremely quahty motion p1clure~ . NBC ' worthwhile. Another two - hour Wednesday m~ht expenmt>nted origmal "1'1\to Hanged Man," wuh a new two-hour color film a1rs Ihe :.ame Hmt> slut Qfl NBC made spec.!lLa11y for Lele- TV Nov 18. VISion . Jt t~Jr'"'\.. 1n the " Wl'dnesWr>dnesdl'ly mghl ' ~ expt>rida~ N1ght at the Movies" peri- ml'nt was the fir st morsel ol a od, was enUtled ··see How poss1ble projecled senPs of two They Hun ' and cnncPrnedl hour original!! that might be three orphan~ being pursue{! t r·~,wd nul by Umversal StUdiOS lor espionage information. ror NBC _ TV 1f things \onk Yuu C'!ln call It a movie If proml'ln~ And . ttlough 1111 ~ )OU wish. A mort: accu ratt de- ~ Vli'tH·r is an av!d movie fan, scription, despitt: the sumptu- 1the Hry pmspt•ct uf posslhle ous and expensive pl'nducllon i !Png tlr~. h1gh . btldgel drAmFls, Jr..lght be that It was really mr 'odramas or whlltever Pach more or less a twu-huur lele- wt'f'k 1s mlrJguing . There are vi ~i •. n show, In th1s regard, the certainly few enough excrlescenes were constructed fur rrents {n video, and with such commercial breaks, unl1ke th~ an ou11el it might w~ll be that movies, which are often Jnter- some high .. pow~red product rupted unmercifully. But wh.at- cuuld emerge, l'SJH'Clally 11 Lhe ever you call 1t, it seems to budgets allow for the tcmptmg this vie"n er that even if the ex- of exceptwnal wntrrs and other ecut.ion of the 1dea was not ex talent It may be too much to hope lor. but it ts better than 1 - - - - H OLt • 1 " TteI evtston Revlle \mg The Daily Sentinel 1 au.r_ 6~· _ _10_9 6tc ''4... • BY MARTHA HOLSINGER Mr ood Mrs. Evorllt Lime Mr and Mr s James Low~rs bert visited Sundly aftamoon and grandsu1 . F..ddie. Parkers- with Mr. aod Mn. Gerlt Llm1 burg. vtsJted r~cently with Mr. bert and famtiJ of Ptacb Fork and :\1rs Raymond Barber and Mrs. Byrne Vllughall ud familv . Hockingport. Mr and Mrs. Ada Lamboert villtld wtth Apply Mr:s. Orvllle Barringer and fam- Mr. and MMI. Everett I,pmbert ily and Mr and Mrs J\.11n Chev- recently. Mrs. Madeline E'tiDI, IIIah· aht-r and familv , loc<~l \-irs Mikr> !(prwin and Mrs . at<! , Kay and Steven and LlO)'d 1 Sol s 1giP\' wt"rt' in Atl1ens shnp- l Beets of Grove Oty and Mr. pmg Monrlay and Mrs . Everett Ra)' JobnWY 2-2156 ~rs Iv,,n Chevalier and sun, Mrs Nora Johnson ol Col~-.,.-,-....,..,..-----..,.... l Lan~ s1;t- 11 1 a da~ n•rr>ntlv w1th umbus. were week end vialton I Mrs Huth Barrmger a rK! Pat- t~nd Mr and Mrs . Jamee JohnReal Estate For Sale 11 ~un Jam1e Sue and Todd, of Mr 1:1nd Mrs Jarnf's Carter. I.Po~leroy and_~r. and Mrl. t.... HOMF.Srn., approxima tely 2 Long Hotlorn spent Sunday ry Johnson vtslted SundaJ with acres, goorl spnng on proper WJth Mr. and Mrs Sol Bigley Mr. and Mr:s Joseph Jobnson I tJ , lots Jf slrade trees, locat- 1and F.ddu• and family . ~d on U S 33 near Rock Mr RH"hard Swain is spend.\1r. and Mrs Clmton Gilkey Sprmgs Falrg-rnund $2.500 R lmg lht> wf k with hiS moltwr ;Jnd farmly ul Albany were Sun· A Fml a\., WY 2·2975. 1()..3-tfc and brrillrl•r . Merlm , day 'IISitor, ul her parents, M:. :-·oH SA I.E -r..'llrlrllePur;:; "t;n. Mr. and Mr~ Ivan Ct1evalier and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. est buildu~ . located 352 N thr1r thirty-second I .\1r and Mrs. Eugene Haning Second Street. MICldlepnrl wedding anmv t•rsary the 24th ' and Rhonda were Sunday even· Pr1ced for quick ..ate LD- or Srptember. l mg visllors of Mr. and Mrs. quile at Ohlo Hote~ :'1-lr. and Mrs Larry Holsi ng· i Harle~ Johnson, Tammy and tO U• tfc er and family. Racme, spent 1 Cheryl. - - - - - - -- - - - - Sumlav with Mr. and \1rs ClinMr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp ton H~l singer and family. <Jnd Kail Lee of Langsville vis· Insurance Mr Hnd \1rs. Walter Rock· !ted Sunday w1th Mr. and Mr1. IOHNSON. Slmpson lnsunncf" hold vis!led reeent ly w1lh Mr Charley Smith and Jo. Allency. In AU forms of lll and \1rs 1'l1llord Kimes and Mr and Mrs. Hoy Smith, Don. suran~e J1m Jnhnson anti familv . · 1111-' cmd M1ke, were Sunday afBud Sm1pson. A.gP.ota. Mr ·and Mrs Ernest Barring- ternoon visitors of Mr and Mrs. I 1 lfc er and family vJsltt>d recently Charley Smith and family. with \-Irs ·Laura Borringer, Mr Carl McElroy, student I Legal Notice Coolville at Columbus Business UnlverMrs lll'lt>n Cowden• and Mrs s•t v, was a weekend visitor of 'I LEGAL NoncE Dons Blake ilm.l d;n;gh tn L~1r1 hi~ part<nts, Mr. and ~rs. Paul CJII.RLt:s N r.APUTO 400 8akew~ll ~nild1n 11 4n Grant srr.,,.t. P••U. Ann, Hrwkingpor! , vi~lled Mr5 McElroy and Bill. IJunm rennoylv"n'~- t• hereby null Luc"; Schultz a nd Joey Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rusrt ed thaT r>n the lith !lay of April. · 1964 . ~·ra nrr~ H Amirew and Ncllt~ Mr. and !\'Irs Dnllas Schultz I sell and Lilly Hauck were reAmlrew. Ft D 1. Lr>nll llr>ttnm , Ohlo flied llu:~r oer r ~t" pet•hon In the VISil1·d .\1r and Mrs 13Jd Bar- . cent vi sitors uf Mr. and Mrs. 1 t:on rt of I ommnr> P leu, 'l-lellll Co un -·' d of Langsv1"IIe. I ty Ohio, ca~e Nr>. n 622 • 11 ~uut H y tnnu s W1 II1am Wovuar ] mau Slain el el., that th .. Plalnttrl ~rs :\iarteen Rurkliold , I toll Nellie Andrew . 1' t he ownPr 01 t he Reedw 11Je VJS l tRd recently Wllh II her daughter, Mrs. Lucy Schultz. owtr>r d~•~rll1~d rtal Mtalt I Florcnl'e and Lana Chevalier, The follaw\nJ resl l!!•talt! situat- - - -- - - - - ed ... the Countv of Melli• . lr> th e • ' I Patty Barnnger, local, and Mr. ~~,.;~JJ~~ u~~~· r!.~~~,~~dtha~t;1~~:~.~ r~ent VISitors of Mr and Mrs jAlvm Goff, Wh~\ing, w. Va., ed 38 follo.,.s· hll of the fallowlne Char!t<s Woode I visit ed recently with Mr. Paul re<~l P.dale •ltutate in M~lll! County , M G F 11 od d 0 rs. :orge r an son Harn s of Parkersburg, W,. Va. 1 and s1a t e of O h io. and In scetlon ~:~~~~e~n~e~n~0-~~ r~. 1 .T~;n lh~umber Harold, Columbus, wer~ ref'l:'FI! Mrs. Ruth Barrmger and Pat. t:om1>anyt Puo·chase an!!,';,,;;.,!. lover mght guests ot Mr. and ty v·rsited recently with :'!trs T.-.wn~h lp, ar>d the M Tl Wb quBner or the rs . mmas e er Lucy Sehultz. u1d S('ctJO n No. Mr ~md Mrs Rankin H<!rns the wut half or the Mrs. Nyok1a ~1orris visited t .. , ,r 1 No Elyria, VISited with Mr and h Fl Town M J 1 "' kl Fnday arternoon wit orence OhiO rs om "JC lam d L Ch l. Mr. and Mrs B K Will. an . ana . eva t e ~. . 01 ,ve. atorl'8aid. tn 1 S d M 0 1 D .1 1 MiSS Bonme Barrmger VI Sit · hundred ~nd lw~ntr aeru. more or yracuse, an rs pa HI r:y, . d M leu Portsmouth , ca lled un :0.1r and · f'd With her gran pare~ts , r. HEF"ERI!:NCI!t DEED· Vol 294. M ~- - Cl nd and Mrs. Ivan Chevaher over rs . ut:nZI 1 e1a . h k d M 6 8 t~~~tv • ~hl~~.,d ""curda, .,,,, Mr. and Mr" !loy Chri sty and t e wee en ·. , l'lah•t•H• "' lhetr pellllun !le-.crlbe Mrs. Clayton Allen and son Bil\ 1 ~rs. Fan.me _B~gley and Mrs . a O'C.nt ra r t ~n lare d Into lly u ld pla in· S K ted Mr Glad uu Aluminu m atLended the (ootball game in us1e , erwm VISI s. 1 1 and the defendHnt, I Ourl\ll'r~ Co. • l'artnHehlp, 11 pur· ys Smith Thursday ported enulract !lescrollaCI u Exhibit Columbus Saturdav between ' ""A"" tr> said p•l•tio<>. " purported Ohio State and Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Or_ville ~arring Mtcha<>i~"'• l.!~n de• ~ rlhefl In Vol 4. d p t ted "th M p o~" 195 of the Mech anlc'e uen Re · The WSCS mt<t Thursday at er an a ty VJSI ~~ r. curd• \1clgo County. Ohn>, on alleecd and Mr s Ivan Cht!vaher and · I prum.~snr~ ""I.e d~•crlbed "" E•hlbtt t11e Methodist Church; • .....,. , ""H" rn ea 1d P•tltl on. and for a ~omMr. and Mrs. Roger Hines Florence recently. pier" deHcnpUon r>f tame, refo:lrence i• h ..d t" ...,d peiJtiou. and children, Galhpotis, visited 1 l'lamllfrs fllrther alll!l:fl Ul&l the I Lewis Repair Service •aod d..(<lr>dant, Cha ri ~• N Ca puto. recently Wllh Mr. and Mrs. mH:r hHve 'lOme lnt~rest ln \he Me~h · Ch 1 W od anle"8 Lien ducrlhed ln said pellUon ares 0 l' . -FORb) vlrlue of u U&lgnment which 1!1 Mrs. Donna Crockerell, Aiexree<>rded ln Vol 4, Pllll'~ 19,, Mecb· eHEATING 1m1c'• Lltm Recurds. Me,,. Count,. andria, Va , IS vi siting her parOhln , on ,O, p rll 2-lth, 1WK4 Is M d M [lelbe I !'latnt•fh ,, thelr praye r pra,- that en , r . an rs . r ePLUMBING the contract m~ rked Exhibit "A"' Gaul. I should be Rformed In accordance~ eROOFING w lth tho tt:>Tm• of the I Mrs. Dunald Matlack and m en~ by and between d aug hter Do nna Kay, BeIpre, that the •.ud Mechanic'• 1 ed tn Vr>l 4. page Hie">, :~·••·i~::~ lsp~en tlte weekend with Mrs !.len Recflnb, Melt~ Cnunty , · and said amgnme nt r ecorded Ia Christy. f., )Jage 197, Mechanic '• Lum Recordl, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wood , Melg~ County, Ohio, thoutd be ('an· WY 2-2374 c~n...:t, •et aslde aM npunred from Athens, visited Mr. and Mrs 134 Mill St. Middle""' lhe reeoro.h of Melfi Cuunty, Ohie1 that the tatrl promllisory ll<IIAL •hould Marion Wood, Sunday evening. MODERN i -r«,; 8nd-- batb ~rNGER Sew~nr mach1nes Many More late Models 'To Choose From -L-fG",I--IT-H"A-UL""IN=G:-o-r- -water furnished ap&rtment. M 1 d· D@W $59 511 up. ~everal 11sed hauling. Phone WY 2-622.2. OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 8 P. M. dletM>rt. WY 2·J874. ma chmes at bargail! priCe! i 24 361p 9 11 tfc The ~·aortc '!hop <:: inger Sales .,.-~....,--- ·-:--:--and SP.rvtce, Pomeroy. Ohio ¥.1 Duplex, 3 bedrooms. Sugar WY 2-2284. 4 21 tfc t-rEA TlNG, Plombln&, Moeller Foroaeu. /\mold Brothen. Rur. area, Pomeroy. . WY 2-3618. 10 2 Uc USED Fngidaire electn c A8 Easl Malo Street, PoD ===--- -:-:------,,--,...,- range , $40 :, Hardwick gas eroy. Pbooe Wl' WMl. THREE and four ron'll furm!'ih& range, $4{1 ; coal heater, small 7 20 tic ed llld IIDfllrnisbed apart. st'l.e, used 1 winter, 2 good\,=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;,-;:-;;;;-;:;-; Pomeroy, Ohio Your Chevy Dealer menta. WY 2-5434 12 & tfc metal beds and springs, living room suite, fatr condition, FOUR room furnished apm $15, G. E. electric refrigerame~~t. Phone WY J-.3658. Real Estate For Sale tor, good one for $25. Call Business Services 1124 SH 2-4802 after 5 p. m. he Murrl'nderetl, ca r. ePlled and set 10 7 Jtc TRANSMISSION Salvage ComParts & Service On FOR l&de by virtue of fraud IUld-i.~J' for · p:my. Repairing all makes, e ery, 1111d that the aald t itle of th• ab rooms and bath, 111ld E>lelntlff, Nellie Andrew to lhe to kitcb til fl lo- PERFECTION Oil heater with Any Make Chain Saw "'ltomatic and standard trans, f real e~tate descn hed ln the 11 WD en. e oor • drums and fitting s, Dayton missi ons. Electric ' welding. POM EROY - " - roum rame lhou\d be qulet~..:l. the•r CO§t.Ji cated at 136 LJncoiD·rd cau electric scales, 30 ton capachuuse with bath, gas cirCU· and for olher pmper rellef and Small Engine Servict~ Phone VlY 2-6173. the dcfenrlant8 en•.,..er the lntertot&· WY z-3020. a 29 tfe ity , 10 {t. meat case, 1955 latmg hc<lt, 2 • room base- torle• att H h•d t u the peuttnn ,., 9 :!4 Ue Mercury, body and chass1s ment and cellar, unfinished ~.~%~~~~~= wllb 5\ectlon 2317.0'1', a .. Wanted To Buy attic, concrde dnveway. Out Said ~~rendanr.. tiN requlr~ to less motor and transmiss1on, B" w. ·Moo"n p omeroy. 0 . uu an5w~r un or before O~tob~r 3hl, Auto Sales of high water. $4.000 00. 19G4 USED GUNS of aU typos and complete course in radio and ''===:==::===:==:==:==:==:==:=,11 Franct1 H AD!lnw television with all equipment. I - - - - - - -- -- - INCOME PROI'ERTY - Nine oalibero. We pay you Ne iU e Andrew~, Pl•Jnt1tfl Charles Larkins, Long Bot- PHOTO Copying Servtce. COpow, Crow 6: PorTer, room Duplex, 4 rooms up and Cr Tiffin Jewelers, Main Street, FOR SALE, 1951 Plymouth. 1\ l torn~y• tom, Ohio. 10 7 tfc tes made of legal papers, 5 down, each with bath. Com- !~! 11, lll, ~.'1; nm 3, 9, Ul, 61.1! Point Pleasant, West Vlrglnla. Good running order. W 11birth records and almost any pletely furni shed . Rents for Phone 50. Bill Wellman, Lei harn Blake, Dorcas, Ohio. other documents. Also lamiDGOOD 40 gal. apple butter kit $32 weekly. Williamson. 16 9 61p tie with stand and slirrer. ting in plastic, film to pre1";5 ACRES - With 40 acres -~--Clarence Grueser, Phone serve your valuable papenr . 1959 FORD, 9 passenger Counfor cultivation balance in pasMale Help Wanted Wl !1-3674. 10 7 3tc ReuU>.r Insurance, Pomero) try Squire Station Wagon, auI 4 ~c tomatic transmi ssion, power ture and trmbcr, w1re fencing, well watered w1th two Truck Drivers Wantedl Friday and Saturday steering, radio, heater, pow- ponds, wells and sprmgs, Bat Harden's Market, .AUL710NEER lxperlenefll or er brakes Phone WY 2-~898 room house with bath, free BY CLARICE ALLEN lne~~:peri..,Cfli For Long Fairmont Ice Milk Complete Service or see it at Hackett's SohJo two barns and plenty gas, Ola.tanc• Heula. Write Mr. and Mrs. Porter Midkiff, gallon 98c; 3 lbs. onions, 19c ; I Crttt SSradlord Service. 10 7 tic 1:2 outbuildings. On good road MAYFLOWER TRANSIT Wells Sweet Cider- 89c gal.; f.Ttte , P'uae « Contaet Hemlock Grove, and Mr. mile off black top and 8 miles Mrs. OUs Midk1ff, Michigm1,, lndlenapolls tndlana FOR SALE, 1953 Chevrolet, 52,~ 10 lbs. - No. 1 potatoes A. C. BRADFORD from Pomeroy. $12,000 00. 000 miles. Good condition. were recent visitors of Mr. 49c. Frozen Horsey Concen· RaclDe, Olall 1 11 tfc C. C. t'UCKLER Phone WI 9·2732. John Jh le. Mrs Frank Gaul. Help Wanted trated Orange Juice - 4 for I-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Pomeroy, Obie I. 6 61p Mrs Lawrence Smith recent$1.00. 10 Clark bars - 29c: li' WY 2-3830 WANTED : Woman to care for 3 lbs. shced bologna - $1.00; Box Z%9 ly entertained the Wildwood garEXPERIENCED The Rambler 10 9 31e elderly lady, Live in . l Chuck Roast -49c lb. Eggs, den club at J1er home. World Staodard of t:ompact --...-,.--,--,--- WI i-2114. 10 9 3tc mixed sizes, - 3 doz.-89c. FOR SALES: 1 lots ln Letart Miss Darlene Warne, daughEJ:cellence Falls, downtown . Harriet Hya ter of Rev . and Mrs. Warne, EXCELLENT training pro- Wmesap apples - $1.79 bu. Big ear room, ride ud peris s Lud~·i ng at Carnegie 10 7 3\c gram. Car and high school formance. Small cRr ecooOID)' alt, Tel. CH 7-2361. 10 g 6tp nology Institute at Clveland necessary . Clean work . N o r=HE =~I-!E =,ccs-:-N::O:--c:h-ar_g_ e- for use and managerabllity : -be a Medical assistant and Xlay-off or out of town travel- of carpet shampooer See w1th From the larllest truclr: or FOR SALE: 7 room house, garay technician. Ing. Call WY 2-2358 for ap- purchase of Blue Lustre car· oulldozer radwtor to tbe MetropolitaD Moton D. D. Cleland, Columbus, visrage, near both schools. Alpolntmenl 16 7 3tc E. Main Street. Pomeroy pet shampoo. Baker FurnJ- cmallest beater COJ'ft. so furniture, 463 Lincoln St., ited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs . Pbooo WY %-3870 ture, Middleport. 10 6 6tc Denzil Cleland . Middleport WY 2-ii2!lt. office employee 4 22 tic 10 9 3tc Mr. and Mrs. Dana Fick were Pemaroy mainly for typmg and filing SINGER Sewing Machine, rom~ tNY 2•2143 Full time. Call WY 2·2358 pletely electric. Equipped to Real Estate For Sale HI 7 3tc zig zag, buttonhole , sew on l. 0 _ McCOY, A.UC'I10NEER, buttons, etc. Fully guaranChester. Obio. s 23 tfc teed. Pay off 7 pa yments -;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~\HOME for rent tn Pomeroy S LOOKING FOR SECURI .lOB 'I' S5 each . Phone WY 2-2204 rooms and bath . WY 2-3575 I ~ .,, 1 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air VS-4 Dr.· $495 1953 Hudson 2 Door · · " .. , · $99 1955 Olds "88"- 2 Door ········ $195 1952 Ford VB - 4 Door ..... . $149 Low ebll M:aehtnes Rr.as~.maisle Ralel CaD W~ H974 Day m ratliu <r.nd 1963 Chevrolet Impala · · · · · · · · $2395 I ALUMINU'vt ' FURNISHED apartmrnt for . Mgr. WY 2·2181 1 rent, ground floor . 3 rooms and bath 381 S. Second Ave.,·':::"::"=:==--,_':_ =--=-:-:=--~~ ~Uddleport. Call WY 2·5262. I ·- - -- APPLES, Burdt>lte F r u i 10 6 tfc - - - - - - --· Farm. Phcne WY 2--6970. TRAILER on Grant SLreet. Pomeroy, OhiO, Rt. l Call WY 2-:ms or WY 2-2186.l_c::=--==-=----.,---9-,.25 25tfl J0-3-tfc PUMP your sl u~gisl' sepTRAll..ER lots for rent, close tic tank~ Get Klean-Em-All to Laundrymat and schools . Septic Tank Cleaner Land VaUey Lumber & Supply Corn- mark Farm Bureau, Po m· pany, Middleport. 9 29 30tc 1o.3-lfc eroy. l'owPrgln.lt trans. H;;d!n ;;nd heater. Wh1te blue Jumh Deluxe a cc ;>;,soru:~ , wlutl:walllrre~. ht•a!t·r. idence D Adelme Brownmg, ' Rt. 1, llutland. 10 6 6lt' I 1 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door · · $2595 S!atlon Wagon V8 t•ngine, a• ;loma1ic lrans . H.1dio ea. $2.57 Light Bulb• For Rent •to x I.OSE WEIGHT safely and eas· ' Uy, with m•w Oex-a-diel tabTHRU OCT. 10 I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ lets. OoiJ 98c. Stark Pharm· acy. IH3-601p lipark Plugs, _ _ _ ea . 49c ~ ~sine_s_s__ S_e _N_i_ce_s___ AlJTOMOBn.J!: lftlllrance been eanceUed'l' r..ost yoor operator'l uce...? Coli wv 1.-291111 Wilt b 9 Buys~ Our OK other Kenmore wnnger lype w<J sh er 2 speeds, autumatu· lln'l· WOMAN'S GOOD, clean used er. pump. Rmse tub mt luded, $SS \\'Y 2_2836 _ dresses. mostly size 16lf2, 2 tO 6 tfc fur $5 .00. No night calls. Res- 1965 • rug, w.l[ 11 morl\1!\ g gas heater ' R1wk luwd currl heater, Oil t'On k ~lovl' . stands. lamps, uulily c<~Lrrw1, coffee table ,, nL';trlv new port<Jble ironer, f'il'L·tnc ran and ice cream I frePzPr. old V1clrola, book j case de"k and some books, clock, pre s~ ure runner porch ' swing hand tools cattle dehorner. and many other aruc\r•s not listed. Stiolil!ln: fknrwy, Owner Terms: Cash Not responsiblP ror al'cidents. C. C. Bratiford , Auctinm•er A. C. BraJ(urd, Manager 10 9 6tc 111: 111n, su1Tt> n.. GET A MAN·s JOBII rn so &UULT PI'>"" " - MEN- oau1 several ! Wolipen Society Notet Eden Society Notes College Ave. Main & Depot Sts. ( ln1r' 1'\JI••\ .aiJ !!on• persona l kt•rrmnrt• SWPPper. 1: nrr J t;llrlt•, drnmg room """"''"• <>fl \<>t>.o f'RI!:E tnfn~m."<>fl w~neoo " '"m""'' \\••" clv1n• narne Ml<lr•o&• an<! home and Wi ll following ruckl' r~. Jon 111 r~ar~a iiJ Nr'l' f•" .. .,~ o-•n "" palll ..:~enco: nv"" l>.lj:n u S\.lu"1 Prep.u-••·<>l"Y tr:o.n>.lll. rh.,uu.nd• ~f 1<>1>1- 1 IUIUJ •PP'""' I ll1li1TiltiB Cbrp IJ(I CCI'lb •or<l l'h,... - ltCUU.. 1~ rfl} prnrwrt\ .!l my home on Stelle 1\ uUit' 124 m ... est RutI.JIIIJ 2 [1\1111; H•~'rn SUites, one rw.11 11 110 w I twdruom su1te, ] Js,.")... t """ illllt'd Otlk Oed. :-;L'I t r .Jl llid<ll beds, Fnglddlll' I\• rr!f;l'J~toJ, gas range, C ,,d \\<11 lii!C w;.~ .., her l plat- l'aul Orr. \\1 9 9 30 lllp IUliUl.A1'WN~ ... td.ll CARRIER WANTED! RUTLAND For Sale good brokE' mares frum 42- l IWlD Ia ·~tell Utll 11.011 L Oct . 9. 1964 OUT 'tHAT )tlU ME:WITI1~ .... 11 �~ ~. • 8-D all\" Sentinel - Pomeroy~ Middleport . 0 . Oct 9 1964 , _ - ·~ .. ;V ""· 'lr IsLetha Morris Elected ¥Getting I ~~/~, ;, ~;.E~~:~~,s ~.~";,!,~.~.t,~··\e,~~~~~?, ,.~.." 1 Personal.·· ' Worthy Matron Co/or, Its Variations, Discussed 1.J ('UitlT and lh pu~~1blt" van<:~ 11m .. ~"ll'rt bv :'1-l r" Charlt>~ [ .. 1\ 1, rt"\!llm,] dm'('lnr tu gh l1~1lltd '~h. t 11 i111Jt>1 mt"t' ltng ol m.. \ll1.Jt•·ul l .. lrth·nt>~ t'lul' ,• \luhiHf~<•t' h<"ld \\'t>dneql;n t ·."''lit. · • • '•••'1 ,. ul \It , 1 ·i~ I, \'1• ,]-. \II 1'. •td· n""" p:• ~ldenl , ~' n• · " rnt·t'Lllg dnd 111d , ·mu; 1tt" •pt·\L'l.• su,.q \ir· J t ..,, I' .• liJ mt>mbf'r· 'I'll" \t"r"'l' tt \11 lll••'llh en11t1 t'd \\r11J1:l rnd ',J 'n lrttm lll<'d'' nLl!_! .l 11 n1 \\, . l\ t'll l•~ \l1, Htlb r t ,,JI~ 1 t11· It>. 1 1n.t1"' ·1,(' ~.,lh Jrl · 1 ,o,('r·.ll tol 11w t .ulr .md 1\tl t,.,. til•' tiHllt' u~ 1 11 ~-' \t'i.ll , r;wt I II<: 11 1111 ll lvn t•,,l ulht'r \ ,j'lt'P t11 llt twLI nP\' -pnn~ lltlllll<: !IH tousm 1 ·~~ r'1•, TPIO: ·r,. lt'-Jgn.J lJCJn •I' \11, H <IJ~ rt 1:1111 ~··• It I' Jn t·I >I"U 11 1'!' rtgl('i \ :t l'l!Y r, .m···• ~" l td r. II (<~ I w l <~ kt> t~rr:mg•'mt>nt rn~tmg Ora11 Persona · •• For Grandson . Mrs. Curtis is w·mner ~ ~ ~ OJ Keda Award Mrs. Samuel E. eurus Rou~e E?~£:cF:~.~:~~;~~~ I Letha ~!orris was elected In Pomeroy Mrs. Marion Francl1 eoter~ ~~J~~~~:~~~~irl:. and fnends of the girls are intu 111 .. rq,;wn.d \l r• Guy Reynolds . and wo_rthy malroo. for the ensumg l Mrs. Robert Ritchie and Mrs tained with a party Monday has befn notified that she wil1 vlted. JlldJSHl!S ul nw MrJngP mt'tll~ h" r mother, Mrs Mmerva 1 year when Rac.:me Chapter, Or· Blll Grueser were Wednesday evening at her home tn observ· be presented by the National Members of th1s group are \\I ll], .. J .. n.. ll1 \lr~ J .dnw~ Ti t'h11Jt>r' wert' Sunday dmner 1der of Eastern Slar, met Mon- visttors m Parkersburg, W. Va. ance of the third birthday anm- Program Commit~ of Camp Nancy Bentz, Brenda Bradford, •u, t.:Ut''ts of Mr and Mrs Dale day evenmg versary of her grandS<ln, Keith Fire Girls with the National Laurel Cairns, D1ana Cross, -\ ,, 01 m n 111 ... 1ll,t\ flv ll t>r f\a1r': t'ht>slf'r Road Othl"rs l Other offwers elected were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bunce 1Va nce. Keda Award for hell Annual Sue Curtis, Linda Grlndstaff, h,, 11 r,, l>t' ~w id \, ,11,rnbrr 211 ,<lit m11n~ w<ere Mr and Mrs I Worthy Patron, Clrfford Mr1rrrs, and son, Stevre, are spendmg The Flintstonf' and Hl:llloween Group report lot 'the year Sep- Jane Johnson, Ann McClintock, ~~ ,. 1 lllt> Ponwru 1 Flt>nwnl:.~n \\ .II Lml Bartrt-11. Albany, and 1Assocrate Matron, Mary Lew a wH!k w1t h their parents, Mr theme was carried OUL in the t~mber IOOUieptember 1963 . Joy Therss, Brenda Mae We~b :-.tlllntl ..., _.., a un mmrrd IJI \11 , \lr ;md '\1rs Hugh Wy lie. P1lts- 1Johnson . assocrate patron, Ben and Mrs. Don Rea , Mmersv1lle party decoratrons including or'Ibe Keda Award Is presented and Martha Yost One g1rl 1 Ptulson , Secret<lry, ll'\\,.. \lr , \\ll ll.un .'->l!llt•r " 1, hwg l1 Pa Gretta and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bunct! ange and black streamers and tt.. leaders. who ban, wlth their who helped to win lhis award PLJrrH·ll lu rq..>r<''l'nl t 11 .,. -~, 111 .1 \lr· Delbert Sauer, Colum- 1 S1mpson , Tret · urer, Barbara of Middleport. balloons .1ung from the ceiling. girls, carried out a well round- but who has moved to LeesvU· rt·ur ' IIIlo un lit.. ·1M~ l orrtlr o~: 1)1,• \pt"nl lhP weekend with I Adams ; Conductress, Marie : Mr and Mrs. Dwrght Mil· IPumpkins contaming party ed program of activities for a le, Ohio, JB Rhonda Sayre. The l• t> lw1 pa l t'l l ~ J\lr and Mrs Ctlar I Leadmgham. Assocrate Conduc· hoan and da~hcers Peggy and bats, horns and balloons were 12 month period . . ~ assistant guardian 1s Mre Helf:ll' nw.-llng t.Lolt •rl IIi· ' r'111b It<' 'r:~uer tress Mary Cleek, and Tru_.;tee, H d' tz. J d Mer given earh of the gul:l.!ts. Mrs. William Diehl, National en (Sam) Johnson. 1 er 1• of werMr. recen .1 .1• l t·,,ngr·n t! t11ll 11 eu, r1•·v 1·11 \l r' A. A Dillard sustamed h 1Bermce Carpenler guests and Mrs. E. E . After the honored guest had l,r=::::::::::;:~::==============~ ,, lilt llr• ' \ltlnf!,t\ o! t".3l h ,1 brukt'n arm tn a fall at t>r The trusete's rpeort was read Rathburn of Athens. Mr. and opened the Jov~Jy gl(tl games by Cora Webb, the aud1t report Mrs. Charles Godd~ss and fam- were played and prizes award· 11 ,,m 11 \lr , 1 , 1<~ t., P r •111 111 u lifJllll:" th1s we~k ,•rtrnth. tll"lll<l ll mrr.~ l iH"t-rl\lr« l\1r :md Mrs Ga lene<!Bfrown was read by Chlorus Grimm , ily of Columbus were also ec.. to Arnold and Pat Johnson, rom 1and the budget repnrt was grvMary Ann Kloes, Jill Beaver, 1 t"l 1, ~lw d 1, 1~~'''ro , , p,•r ,. 1q, dnd lamily have mov Iill' 111 ,, 111 11 , 11 ~ , , 1 , ~r 111(j 1 b~ 1he P.trmah•E:' property on Lrn-~ ~n by Lelha Morris. gu~~~s and Mrs. Clarence Hum- Cinda Craig, Randy Road. A ( 'l.t"1!-!··d 111 !lit> 1 j ~ !· ul 11 Khts t'ul ll·'t lo their newly com Among the communications phrey of Lake Worth, Fla. left fish pond with prizes for the 1 .IIlli "tht>· !ll.l tt'rt,,1, pkled bume on Broadway ln read were an invitation to Tuesday for Akron after a visit guests was a feature of the par· l'lit" 11 ,.\ 1 llll't<l lng ul tht' 1 111b 1\t1ddleport Fnends' mgln of Chesh1re Chap. with his mother, Mrs Eliza. t> the The decorate•' circus cake 11 111 ]J, luld \uvt>mbt'l! 111 tilf" l Mrs Cora Cook of Charl-t>s- h:r on October 8th A reception beth Humphrey, who 1 ~ lrunw ,,r \ll ~ (; 1an• Pr<~tl 1011. \\ Va, IS recovermg fr~m fm the Grand Senlinel at Uran- gucsl of Mrs. Charle~ Buck. "'as presented tQ the guest of b\ -~~ ~~~ • tr•1~l.l'l 1 ~~ ~g~·· r lo n -. ll illl \1r , llll·lm<t Pl .tl' <~~~lsi - lll<~Jt•r wrgery and Is al er ls Chapter of ParnesvJlle on C fi' T mpklns returned to honor from his great grandmo·,,1 · 1, , , n,, r... n~" "t·r r1t ni 1r> ~ Ill ''r-~-. 'l"h e hoqt·~" g1 11 horn P ,,1 ~01 Beauregard Sl 1n Ocl JOih and an Appre•"'" 1a1 1on h h · n0 ursday from Holzer th er, Flora 8 a1 1ey. Ice cream, 1 •' ., ,,, ." ''" \llrlrl l•·n· n mu Y> , t'- ,..l,n h\ \Irs Roht>tl t "< •at ~ lh<~riP,Itrn She IS the sister of ~lght by D G M Verna Ham- H~spl~~e and lJ convalescmg cake,nuntsandpunchwereser. "",: 1' ,,,, r· • lr"d ,, Ill' 11 11 h , 11 ~ Jnhn WP rner rt>l 'f'l\ IMr Homer Cook mond on Ort 18, at McConnels-- . 1 l ved during the afternoon. 11P11 11 '\lrs Waller Hayes v1s1led reII Ch I mce y, 1 · · '' '' l\' mg 11w 11.1vtlm,1! IHit•' \1 1<; VIr apter. 1 Mrs Olan Genherrner hasre- Attending were Mrs. Dorothy • , ", ., 1•,uJit ,·d ' 1' • H•· •. r1ultl-: st·n Pd p11mpf..1n ).) 11 ' 1 ('1:'111 1v w1t11 11er sJsler-m-1aw, Thank you notes came from I turned· to her home 10 Colum- Roach, Ran dy and Fru dJe, Porn,, 111••'1111· ,,1 1 I { , . '11r~ Hnse Burford In PI PIPas- lh r, d 1" ·d HI B t . · · ' ' ,111 d ('till,,,~ fr11m at c~bw r • 11e1 e .ran l'al er, e en ar · bus atter a vrsJt w1th relaUves eroy; M1ss Flonnell Russetl, Ull\ \, ' 'Ill I "I \, t r d t" n t-d llllh <~ ll <l!'lhllt' :Hr.w~e <ml ley . from the Worthy Grand [In the area. Mrs. Shirley Boyer, Mason ; -·, • ,,, !< h d :\,11 t·ntl"·l : \1r.:; Glt>nn Lambert and her M0 t B h H ff f '-~·'·' \ • ,,,: 1 ('\wrt h rn \e ~- m•nl tll \\hltP murns 'll1~ f\ ob 1 1 r and f 1mlly Mr and , ron, ert and Mrs. Gerald Mich· Mrs. Patrick Johnson, Arnold, h a 0u m_an; rom. ' 'lr " '• t' l ; Ht>IIJ+'I W<b a contllb 1r1mt-: ~" t' : ' ~ .ounless P Ill s. lslnct PresJ- 1 d fa 1ml\' were dinner Debbie Patty Mary Arm. and nt, \,, n >t" '· pl<lmllll)o( to \Jr, PPie Elberldd and son d 1 d r B II I{ b ae Sij 111 :·1·,··ra 1. -1 -1 ·nd 1lw1 1 lt·-.Pr '~11''-s i\llkP of Chl'sler 'h cl\'e return~ eAn .dan 1. rom Rc~-'\'C ous · guests Sunday of her mother. Paula Ray Kloes, Pat and Cin· \Jr .,_ t;r:11t> l'r:-ll ! pt••,ld·d al · ' ona !On to ~ · ross was M Susie Rlschcr when the da Craig Jeft and Jill Beaver \ ,. ·II - \i<.ll\r O.J~ I P\, rlw ~1 1\t" ] ('u:: .. e ~ll'llt t' l-:.11'11 cd fllt!ll <I IIIP through th~ l vott•d dimng the bUSinf'SS sesrsh.d f M F'. h ~- . w' tt M . F ' Po1'" tol,,\, 111 :\t>htHl\lllt< Biw• Hldge Mounlams to Ash- sJon b1rt ay o rs. 1sc er was vuXJe a ers, arre ran~IS , l!l ,,1 ~ li lt' p 1 1m 1pal '-P('flk 1111 11' 11 ' ' 1 \.\<~ ~ giiPn d ::;nwll vlllt> r.; L' and tht• Smukys R; cln" observed. Callers in the after· Mrs. Gertrude ~loes, Ann F1ck, (0( • 1 i•t> l\J lhn 11 Holle' Sel· :·niPu:-. pl.ull durmg 'iw \IJ( 1 <~ 1 1\1 1 s l)t'lla { Hrnahan of Bu' < Chi1pll•r reeelved a nnon were Mr. and Mrs. Thur- Mrs Flora Ba1ley, Mrs. Robllitlll spewtl lnYit:Jt Jon lo attrnd the man !i'Jscher and Mr and Mrs ert Vance and son, David, and , J:ll·u·i-.slillt> Ohio. \\ nu l t'\tus 1s tmpro~;mg from are- SIX'll'th anmversary of Evange',11 .. l.. muns!rcJie ( ' tmstm.t~ ar f'l tl v.lllch rn)ured her fi'rank Porter and family. George Batey. 1 ('t-n , lme Chapter beeause thetr Mrs. Charles McNamee of Sending gifts were Tommy slloulde1 She has been a fre· Chap!er was ins!1luted by Ra ' I qucnt v1s1tor m Middll"port Ch 1 · - ' Middleport was a recent guest and Nellie Russell, Mason ; · 1rme ap er 1 Mrs. Sus1e FIS"her. T y and Bubbey Roach ' I \ll and !\1rs Lawn-nee MnnRefrp:;hmt-nts were servf'd bv 0 omm " le\, Conn1e HuuslL Rusemar~ 1 Clifford ..,1orris .John Pomeroy; Sally Jo , Penni, Mel1 h 1 e. : llvsell. and daughters, Brenda Charles HPnsley and Gerald anie and Tommy Walters, Joy 1 TONIGHT thru SUNDAY 1 ::u1d Pf'nnt, werf' m Fort Knox, ! Powell Beaver, Donna Stewart a n'd '64 FORD GALAXIE 500 XL 2 DR. H. T. Do uble Fe>ature Program Kv oVE'C the weekend where r· son, Ray, Lila Pierce and Juan· AT Trans. 390 enginP power steering and rad1o .1,._ 1.ph .r l•,'u 1u a fn1nH'I ll;ey at1f'nded graduatiOn ex~rita Mrller. ' Ml L.lNTOCK'' \lt> 1g, 1 e~ 1 drnr "'as 1n1t1rerl lcist's ol Pvt . Roger Manley from 1 Ass1shng Mrs. Francis were '64 FALCON 4 DOOR \\' ,Ill ,luhn \\',nllt' !'11r and Mrs. Elmer w Hy- Dorothy Roach, Mrs. Shirley 111 ,11, .l 11 tt 1mut.r 11p IH'I Ilir•nt sun· bas1c t1 auung Pvt \tan\ey be6 C)'l. Sid. trans, Radk white side wall tires ~nd \l:wree11 u H.liJ 1 ft·(hntc nlo1 , J.n St'pt 21 <.i l l'arkersburg i gan (ll mar school tnumng ,r>,ionsell of Middleport Route 1 an- I Boyer, and Flormell Russell. -:lll ti '63 FORD .~ALAXIE 500 4 DOOR H ~ passPU aV.O\' at St Joseph ' d:ay nounce the marnage on Sept 5 1 "WAR JS HELl" AT'. trAfts."1Ja"'dTO'. pOwt<r steering !-Jr-srr1l1l ij i•',v mmules laiN 1 ot the1r daughter , Mary, to "r DAUGHTER BORN , 1 Ht" \LiS ltlt' su n ul the lalt· I • The O<'lobf'r meetlng of the , James Michael Lynd. son of Mr. and Mrs. Marr~n Rrggs, '63 FAIRLANE 500 2 DOOR l ~<J<w dnd Kalhrme Mllhone l WSCS of the Svra('use Melho- i Mrs. Gladys and the late ShJr· ~thens, are announcmg th_e 8 cyl. Std. trans. Radiu dist Ch urch wa ~ held Wednes- I ley Lynd of Portsmouth. btrth of a duughter, Stepha~Je Farra hurn .I an 18 IH91 He I S ,!I) •, !\ I'd lr:o 1ll ~ Wife Trel la day evening at the home of i The double ring cer('mony Kay, Sept: 28, at Sheltermg ··'63 '1rA'MinR~ DOOR POMEROY OHIO filwdt· -, F.:m.J : one tbughtt>r ,l Miss Marcia Karr. took place at the home of the [Arms HospitaL They have two 6 cyl. Std. traDs. IUdlo Claulltc. D<lY I ~. Belpn' . one son . Mrs William Eichinger, pres- ! bride's parents, the Rev . Leland o~her daughtrs, Tel'l!sa and TONIGHT th ru THURSDAY '62 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 DR. H. T• .luSt> ph nl ('ahfornnt eight I ~rs. Ben Neulzlmg enterta m- 1 ident , eonduclt:d the meeting, I Halev offlcJatin£,. Matron of hon· l Lisa. Maternal gr~nt are Oct 9-15 A.T. trans. Radio grandch ildren and three great· ed tile Pomeroy Shakespeare Whi ch opened Wllll devotions bv I or was Mrs. Irene Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doaderer, "HOW THE WEST gnwdrhddren eluU Wednesday afternnon at \1rs John Sa uvage, using a~ i best man was her husband, Car- Columbus aod P.aternal grandWAS WON" ('J'echntculor) Funeral services were held her trome , Maple Place \ her topic "Modem Mother " i IM Taylor. Mr and Mrs. Tay- father is Ray R~ggs, Pomeroy. Many Moro Uttd Cart & Tru<kt To Choose From Dt>bln!O' Reyno lds, Carr-ull Ba ' Tut>sdllV. Oet 6. at Spe neer Fu- The meelrng, In charge o( l taken fro~ Proverbs 31 T~'e l lor are also f~om Portsmouth. KM J\.'hn Wavne, Hu ~s 'I :~m llf'Utl Home, Belpre. wllh Ihe Mrs. T A_ Hennessy, presJdent, program topic ... ~-'"' .o.n• "The Young I A rf'{'ttptior, was held and imPLAN S.U.E rJI \" n l1r~"gm·v P::~ck Lee J eON THE SPOT FINANCINGe oF· opened Wi th devotmns by M.~s -\merican :\I(Jthers.'' was pre- , medJat elv afterward the couple 'Ibe Senior moUJers of Mld.'l·ho. Ht'nrv fonda Caro lyn I Re\ . Emmrtl R Harrell lt'll•·s. 1\nrl MatriPn. Geu Pep ilc!.llmg and mtrrment In F:\· Jed \h·b~~er Sr, who rf'ad ~ ~ sen!Pd by Mrs. Alwe Capehart. , left on a shor, honeymoon trip dleport High School will spon· Ja rd .las :-:;rt-wilrf Ru·hiHd ergre':'n ("t>metery, Suulh Pt'rsona! J'wenl y-Th lrll Psalm , Durmg the business session The brJde is a graduate of sora rummage sale Frida; and o\"Hlm,rk Thelma Ritll'r P;;rker..,hurg j and gave a medJtat1on on Psalm i s.hut-Jn calls were eportt'd' Rutland High school and of , Saturday, October 16-17 in the 26 V! ,rl.: t•\ ~h<tu~h ll o?SSV \\ ,J]te>r f:!r>?nn:m. HPnrv 1\lorgan Mr F.all~ wa s formerlv t:<m 119 ~~,ken from The Up~r I Fellowship mlerct>S~i:n card~ Holz.er Hospltal of '\ursing, former A &: p building in Mid·· . · · -USED CAR LOT \.\ mn,•l of 3 •\carlt-my ploy ed bv Ihe B & (J rarlroad Hoom and closed With , praHr were distri buted Plans were i~ workmg a~ a staff muse at dleport. ~tems may be left at Av. ;:trd~l lo<utl & Sy<>moro Stt. Mlddl~port, 0. bt'h•n• n~llremPnl Tw\l brothers followed .w1th lhe Lords Pray· diS<"ussed for "QUiet Da\··· to Holzt<r hihp1;al the bu1ldmg neJt Thursday or Tech" •color Cartoon liunnutg 11me 2 llrs 45 mm also survive Oils ilnd floyd I er m umson I be held durmg the week of Mr Lynd IS a graduate of persons may call WY 1-388tl or AUall ~ Sl UO Children 501.' Farro, ol Hncme Relatives atMembers responded to roll I self denial on a day to be an- Cla'' Hi~h school, Portsmouth. WY 2-3626. trndmg sPrvlces were Mr ond , call w1th how they can help 1 nounced St-ven memben; at- and 1s ~rvmg lll the U. S Navy. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Mr ~ ~'lfl~;d Farra . H<lcme; ~r 110 promote peace. Rep~rts on : tended the World Commun1on · Ocl. 16-17 p b wsa TO MEET 'md Ml':-. Ralph Farra \oJrgrn- lhe fall conventiOn held rn Gal - ~ serv· 1 t S d "1 FACE S OF DR LAO" ,1<~ . , lipohs were g:rven bv Mrss Ly· . ICe as un ay. rayer_ y il SC th -•• <Tcl"hmcolor b h M ~ Wb 1 M1ss Karr closed the meetrng. The W .S of Hea v~wdla "'b ronv H..andall Arthur O'Con ac ' . rs. I e s er, Re freshments were .serv~ ' od 1s1 c~ ~ will ~~ M--•d C".. ers H .uurl" m11:::~:a I.IIIWIJ nPll Barhara F.dPn .John Er 1 W HE RADIO GUEST an \lrs. eTUlessy. was durmg the social hour b th evenmg at the church at 1 30 1cson Noah Beer'' Jr D1rrl't M1s Frrd 1'-leasr ol lhe Wild - 1 voted to sel! note paper as a [' hostess to eight ~mber: e pm. WJth Mn Bernard Fulb: by l.eu Pal \Vundt'rs nPver cea~P wood Carden Cl ub will be 11 rnon ev maktng project . Get well , -- ----~ _ i givrng the program on The Un"SOLDIER IN THE RAIN" gut>~ l uf J unt:'l Korn Monday cards were sen t to Mrss Ethel ! ors in crvstal candelabra on ' ited Nat1011! , Ml"!. Leo Smith Jack1e Gleason. Ste\ e Me mornmg on the Garden Club 1Garland and Mrs. W1lham Bax· e1 th er SJ"de.· ~ 1 •--• 1w1 II be lh e devouooa lei!Uel". <.Jueen Tuesday Weld ! hour uver WMPO at ll a m. I ter. The November meeting wUI ' Hostesses will be Mn. BniiCe I · ' . . ==~.::.:....::::..:::..:;;..:;.~~ ~ Mrs. Robert Warner • be held at the home of Mrs. I Ll<lyd Mrs. Cectl Kmca1d, Mn. h Wh I W e(teprogramon' a o'1 Eu er an dM r11. OP . . men Can Do F or Peace. ., She Jed Webster Sr. and art1des James . read two articles, "A Better for the blind will be sold. Klern World Begins Wrth Me'' and ro People Who lAke People, Like 1 Panels ·• Jt was stressed that 1 preJUdi ce and mtolerance can 1 ~ · • ... w.' '. only breed m our rgnorance of I V~8 automatic, power brakes, power stioe$tg, radio, heater, like new white w~at the other felluw believes Jldewall tires, beautiful gray metalli!>'flllish with sparkling black interior. in . ... . ,• ' ' A dessert course was served by th~ hostes::i during the SO· ••••• ci al hour Guests were seated at a t.able w1th wh1te cover on V-8 motor, standard transmission, wMfe sidewall tires. All yours now for which leaves W("re placed, and only '1995. centered w11h a fall arrangement with candles in (all 1:1 1<~11 ettrng I Mrs. Francis Gives Party G Council member and member of lhe Board ol Director• of tht Huntington Council of ;; • m p Frre Grrls Will present the • ward to Mcs Curtis and her In Middleport l\f.'t' i SHOP SATURDAY TIL 9 Be thrlftyt Save all of your salesllps all over the store. Elberf~lds In Pomeroy WEAl HER Freeze we.raiDg loday. Sanoy e tiDd cool today . Clear and cold tonJgbl wUh 1 lrt!eze. S1111day tunny and a little warmer by afternooD. Hiab today 54-58, low tonigbl li-!8. Hlgb Sunday lUI. VOL XVI NO. 152 Taft Congressman Robert Taft nounce it himself" 1at Athemr. The plan Includes development region. jects could most certainly beCountle'!l All five counties are ey at 4 per cent. Joan it to Rus- 1water and MiUer Fultz tn• Jr, Friday mght In Pomeroy Introduced by Georg eM ~>In a srx-po1 nt approach· "The deciSion of the Johnson used in this venture," he sard.1ncluded rn the Ohio Valley Re- Sl& at three-fourths of 1 per duced Cong. Homer Abele, cMi> charged Ohio Un1Wrs1ty Pres!· hart of Middleport, Cong Taft - Establish the development administration t(' abandon the " However, it iJ doubtful if they g10n cent so they can pay ua for t.he didate for reelection for repre-dent Vernon Alden of spread· atlacked the present admirus- council, already achieved by proposed federal program, sim- would be sufficient without fur· ftth . C H wheat we are selling them. sentative ot congress ; Gordoa 0 1 lng rumors the congress w1ll trat10n's '' weak '' foreign poltcy, IGov James A Rhodes (Mem- ply because it might have iJ.een ther supplementation. Jstrict ongressl11;3n _ o- ''This is pracLcally undoing, Gray for judge of the Court lJI be called b&fl\ afer the Nov. 3 fiscal polrc1~s , and the bwldup [ ~rs of the council were appomt defeated In a House vote, should Taft also suggested that the mer E. Abele also cnbciZed with a sweep o( the pen, all we Appeals, Ralph Welker for 8tlltl ellctron to act on the Appalach. of federal programs ed by the Governor in April.) not Impede Ohio't owD efforts possibility of an interstate study th~ J~~on _Adnu~tratron of have been trying to do since representative, John Bacon for la Bill. ''Now lhal the Johnson ad - Construction of the Appalach- to meet the specialized needs of the area 's needs involving bemg mcon~Jstent w~th the Un-- 1945, to defeat the growmg men- Judge of the Court of Comman Speaking at Sacred Heart mmistn1tion has abandoned the tan Way. a developmental htgh- in this part of the state," Taft Wesl Virginia, Kenlucky, and 1ted _States fight agams Com· ace of Communism." Pleas, Avery Nelson and Kenchurch before a Republrcan Appalachian b11l Without even way traversmg the heart of the said, Ohto should be consldered. " Thismum!m by sellmg whea to . neth McElhinny for county com-crowd of well-wi shers, th e bringing rl to ~ vote m I he Ohio Valley Region. He saJd construction of new may be jusst the sort of prob-Russla." "We offered to Iettie With missioner, Evelyn Lucke hi' candidate for tM U. S. Senate, House, Jt IS 1mperat1ve lhat - Encouraging illdustnal di- highways to open up presently- lem where effective cooperatiOn Abele said, "Smce World them for $3 billion and they Clerk of Court of Common opposing Democrat Slephen j Ohw's independent plans for de- versrficatwn. maccessible territory for poten- by the states would be valuable War II, the United States Gov- wouldn't even agree to that. Pleas, Robert Hart.enbach for Young, said lve\opm~nt of this region be car 1 - Developing recreation, re- hal development - a key part m developing an over-all plan," ernment has spent $300 bilhon ''This is only one example of sber1ff, Eleanor Robc,vn for "Thrs t~lk by Pres1dent A.ld- n~ forward expeditiously. sor t and reurement facilities 1.of the Obro plan and mcluded he said to fight Commumsm and we how the mterest~ of our nation county recorder, and Howard en IS nothrng more than a polltr- fhe state plan re.ferred lo by - Expandtng education .nd rn the federal Jlpproacb - ia Taft stressed the importance have given $1:1. billion tD other are being Ignored by the Demo- Frank for county treasurer. cal maneuver ~o gain votes for Taft will be carri~ out by the research facllitles . proper and vita'i . of state efforts in the dev~lop-nations for the same purpose; cratJC admmistratwn." Also introduced were Jact the Johnson ticket. Ohro Valley Regwn Develop- - Establishing CQmmunity Federal assistance In the form ment field as be made cam- and what does the Johnson Ad· Les Fultz. toastmaSter, caU- Follrod, Warren Ours, and Mr. " If Congress IS to be called n!ent Council, 'o\-hrch met Just improvement units In each of tb of 50 per cent matching funds paign visits to Perry, Gallia,mmistration do'~ - They turn ed on all Republicans to get be- and Mrs. Nolan Carson of Ham. back, the President should an- y~terday at Ohio UmversH) t24 counues encompassed by the for certrun state b~ghway pro- Hocking, Vinton, and Me i g s right around ana borrow mon· 1hmd the complete licket of Gold- lltoa county. I I • " a n Ci c -~ al m et in m oi Jc PI' Pl T, WJ Bl ' 't' ""' ' " I ~1•1 'I I. Mary Hysell iS Recent Bride d Of James Lyn WSCS Meets at Home $ c ~ ·r ~~f· ~ ' '<>1 I 1 I Joseph Farra Services Held October 6th b e I• ' FIVE CENTS POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1964 .. . -- ·~~---------~=-~~-------------------------------- ~------------- yracuse Of Miss Karr Mrs. Neutzltng f s ostess or ShakespearCiub I / H MEIGS THEATRE no I KARR :.&·VAN ZANDT'S VALUE -:RATED ...... USED CARS I 63 Buick La Sabre 4dom:.: -. -.. s2495 63 Ford Galaxie1d~.-~ STEAK HOUSE PRICES START Turtll lrl w~rm11, 1 , fi Ctoe sl Colo• TV lrlii<Ortllyl ........................ , ... ... ...... ........... ..... . ' tires and alr-eondttiomng. Bronze wttb matehll)g vmyl interior. Again, We Americana Salute COLUMBUS Intrepid Explorer••• ..... _ . ...... ..,. ........ ... w-.. NEW ADMIRAL COLOR FID!ELITY CONTROL ·~•' · ••"~ I ~ ':'-8 automatic, power. brakes, power steenng, radio, heater, white sidewaD who so coongeou..,. charted 1he palh to 1he M6o ttement onc1 develop- o1 lila Heotiopheoe iA whiclo - twa. AS LOW AS ( Trad•ln THI8. ADMIWAL IX1rRA OUALIT'I' PIATUitU Pomeroy National ~ank 8nghtn111 control I • SANDWICH BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. S149S 2·S9 Buick La Sabre 4dr HT' <~=~~: ~( 1195 gr~ 8nlor8yf'hone ANI Tolco 'lm HoWYW.UI Mombw Fodorol ROHrYO Power brakes, power steering, automatic. One.jreen with 1 white with bfue interior. Take your pick. ..... v-a 57 FORD 2 DOOR ~5 5$ ' .... PI.YMQUTH 4 DOOR . ' ' . $145 luto. :--.---r-1':""'1'1 57 OLDS SUPER 88 4door Sodon AI II . ' GMAC PIN~C:ING KARR & VAN ZANDJ.,MOTOR SALES Serving Meigs CoUllty for over 90 yean POMEROY- RUTLANO . interior and CHECK THESE .i•AS4S" SPECIALS s.,.,..., Member feder11 D•postt lnsur•nce Corporation • • • Six standard trans., radio, heater, white sidewall tires We Pay 3% lntereat On S""ing1 • 24 kl. 90ld precision w1nng' m villi.,.. , • front Color TV Contrast/ ADMIRAL,, , Mark oj Qua/It>· 'fhroU6iwut w Wo,fa 61 Chevrolet Biscayne1door Mradk • EEMitmf.,.,ldJIJfU.. With Workable S199S 61 Pontiac Catalina Sta. Wagon •. s1995 t 'l1ae- - CAMPAIGNING - Cong. Bob Talt, Jr., tn 1\.mill~r campaigning' action rigning an autograph Center js Father John Turel, ahd right io "County Commission· er Kennetlt McElhinney.- Sentinel Photo. · KEITH GOBLE FORD and ! Crow's LOCAL GOP CANDIDATES WITH BOB TAIT- L. to r ., Howard Frank, Kenneth McElhinney, Mr. Taft, Eleanor Robson, Pete Abele, Evelyn Lucke, Judge John ~Bacon , Bob Harten bach, Gordon Gray"- '-'A "v-e_ry.::_N_e_l_so_n_a_n_d_R_a_lp ._h_ W_e_lk_e_r_. - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - OPEN TIL I II M. . ~,. .,_,\ ,, , .,,,(,u ..... '. ' c:.i!llll,041dsmobllo "- . '.. • •'t • • ... ,..'""' ·~· Pamoroy More PTA Cooperation Topic of County Council dinner meetinl of p..,.eroy jliK! Middleport :O.amben of Commeul! for aen Wendesday, Oclober 1&, has beeo changed to tbe Grace Episcopal Church, at 6:3t P· m. The dinner Js $1.50 aDd ticktta may be purchased from Bill Greuser, Bob Coal1, Bill CbUds, Kennll Walton, Bob Hoeflicb, Dick Owen, Jack Kerr, Jobn Blaettnar aad Jack Carsey. V. D. Moore and Forrest Jackson of tbe Industrial department of the C and o Rail· way, are tbe feamced speaka-s. The public is blvt'ed and iJ urged to get tickets eo1rly. ~ , , Reviews Battle of Point Pleasant A highly Interesting and in· :Iormattve talk on the famed, " Battle of Point Pleasant," which took place October 10, 1774, was presented by Mr. NoIan Carson, Cincinnati attorney, at the October meeting of Re· turn J ona than Me-os ;. Cha pu:'"r , Daughters of the Ameriean Revolution, Fnay afternoon at the home or hobss Nancy Reed in Middleport. Mr. Carson had as his program toprc " Lord Dunmore's War ,, in ~hich he described the 'battle involving the famous Wl~f@~iti"'~!!'m!(·'i~~,, Inchan Chief Cornstalk and his warn~rs the VIrginia Frontier S f3VeS Militia Jed by Andrew Lewis • ' ' Cooperation of Parent a n d cine High School freshman, per in October at the Bradbury Teachers Association uruts as a presented two vocal numbers, School. group in the Meigs County Coun- "Love Is A Many Splendored The Letart Falls unit Invited cil Parents and Teachers, the Thingtl and "Blue Skies" wlth the coUilcil to be Ita guest for promotion of teaching scholar- Mrs. Lee at the piano. the February meeting. Mr. Morships and use of local profes. . ris mroduced members of the sionai people in programs were Mr. ~OTriS was' m charge of executive committee w 1 'h . the busmess meeting when an' among pomts brought out by n ent a d f the some yet to be named. Mrs. Robert Morris, president of the Hou~~~~ f w s m~ ; 0 h ld J. E. Smith was program chair· Meigs County Council PTA , ea. on erence · e e man. 20 when the council met Thursday g~·o~ . ~~ Ba~~ 10 mverst Y 18 evening at the Racine High ens rom Follo~ing th.e program, memSchool. 9 am. to 3 p m. ber~ adJ~ur~ed ito tdo~kshpopsli~n Funeral services for Mrs Mr. Morris described the Mrs. Harold Sauer, past pres- van:s p cs dnc u ~~~t. ar~- Maude Graves 83 Pearl Street. k f th il nd urged idenl and member of the Rut- ~en L~Y proc~ uAgre ~\nt · Middleport who died today ai ;or ~t t e ~o:c id:as and to land High School faculty, re- S~ tytml~~· C ~ K 1: rSuafciotyr; 10 ·30 am' will be Monday at A brilliantly staged home· 9 0 elcuru s fammrlles coming ported on the bookmobile, wbJch ~ WI dar ~u ' f eh 2.30 p ~ at the RawUngs Coats commg, featuring crowning of wleiO otmhe new d 1·n the schools is expected to be in operation Cha rmieran ~I . prechSJ ent 0 Put ...e F.uner~l ·home wtth burial in Ilovely Miss Cora Lee Manuel e area es Uhl m b arge· · Hubba rd ' h"lih. Hn ed than need for more· bY the 1as t of J anuary Wilh fr om liclty d ' ted Mr' E ..,. the Gravel Hill cemetery Che- as queen bY 0 ns e atress t~ 1 1 chools 6,000 to 9,000 votums avaiia' CQD uc Y . 5· ~- shire ' lighted halftime festivities Friteache~s In e oca s d ble to school children and ad- erson Jones, ~e ~ally Senti· · day mght at the Southern Lo~d pomted out ways of persu:l- ults. nel; Membership, WJth Mrs. The Rev. Donald H1cks will cal football game in Racine. 1Di students to return from c Local units reported on pro· Donald Mora, Council Secre- officiate . She was a member Hubbard, president o( the Athlege and help then own com- grams which included the Rut- tary and member of the Ches- of the Middleport Church of letic Boosters Association paid munity ln provldi~ ed~ca Uon land Talent show N<lv. 7 the Bud ter unit~ in charge; Room Rep- Christ. Her husband, Pearl, pre- homage to Queen Man~l and for Southeastern Ohio children. dy Starcher show Saturday ev~ resentatives, Mrs. Carl Weese, ceded her in death in 1960 her attendants, Donna Theiss, 1be meeting opened w1th a ening at Letart Falls 8 carnl~ teacher m charge; Council De1escocted by Larry Circle· Debwelcome given by Mrs, Willi~m val and book fair at ruver~ egates, Mrs. Harold_Sauer, tea- Survivors Include two daugh- bie Gill, escorted by Mark Dav· Hoback, president of the Racme view School, and 1 jitney sup- cher and past pres1dent of the ters, Mrs. Audrey Frost, at is, and Jane Ann Powell, es· Elementary PTA unit, Devo- · ~-- council; Publications Mrs. Hu~h home, and Mrs. Mabel Walburn, corted by Marvin McKelvey. tlons were given by Mrs Albert Cairns, of the RaclDe Unit, m Columbus; two sons, Ralph Wigal, vice-presi¥ of I he charge~ . Graves, Pomeroy and Paul Gr!'- Dr . • council. Summary reports on the work- ves, Columbus, elghl grandc~l~ • .Kll'k.palrl~k, Group ainslnii was led by shops were given by recorders dren, several great grandchil· Socmlogillt, Mrs. Eleanor Zeiher, music or the classes with all report· dren, and a sister, Mrs . Ada Friends have learned of the thainnan, with Mrs. Richard ing favorable imrtructkm. Mr. Wood, Chesapeake. Fnends death of Dr. E . L. Kirkpatrick, Lee; Racine Music teacher ac· Funeral services for Silas Carl Kautz gave the closing may call at the funeral home professor emeritus of Sociology eompanlst. The pledge to the Emerson Curleton, 84, who died prayer. at 10 a.m. on SUnday. at Marietta CoUege, on Thursfla1 waa ~n charge of the Camp unexpectedly at his residence Members of the Racine unit day in Marietta Memorial hos· Fire Girls. , at Blanchester, Ohio, Thursday, were hostesses for lhe social Meigs Memorial HG!Ipital pital. The lirls and their leaders, will be held Sunday at I p.m. hoor following & IISSOI'ted sand- ADMISSIONS - Walter Grue- Dr. Kirkpatrick, who was Mr1. Sam Curtis and Mrs. Hel· at the Ewing chapel with burial wiches, cookies, punch and cot- ser, Pomeroy; Albert .Jbersach. well«:nown to ~uare dances of en Jolu)son. condu~ a Camp ln the Chester cemetery. fee were served from a table Pomeroy; Barbara Knight, New the area, aided in the formation Fire Council meetldg, seeted a· He had operated a restaurant centerf!d with a fall arrange· HaVen; Rosalee Story, Pome- of the Paw 'n Taw Square round" a camp fire. ·An tmpres- io Cincinnati (or a number of ment of flowers and lighted can· roy; Mrs. Henry Cade, Pome- Dance club in 1950 and Jerved Jive <!aDdle Ughtinj. ceremony years but was retired. He was dies. roy; George Ga11agh.er, Jackson. as consultant to the club for wu Wled with tbe girls Ughting a graduate of Ohio W~sleya Flower arrangement• In the DISCHARG& - Mrs. Oley many years. A well--knoWJJ rural eanlles in the varloGs co1ors University of Delaware and was harvest theme were used on Herdman and dauihler, Pome- sociologist, Dr. Kirkpatrick re~ the aeven crafts of a member of the Methodist the stage for tbe meeting. P.'P. roy, celved tbe first Ph. D. granted the ofder.·Mrs. Curtis lold of church at Blanchester. He was! . units represented · included BffiTIIS - Mr. and Mrs. In lhe subject by Come!! Unithe lom!!flng of the Camp Fire the son of the late Silas aDd Bradbury, Cheslel:, Letarl Henry Cade, Pomeroy, aon. verslty. Glrll 111'"1910 and the Indian Emma Jenkinson Carlton, and Falls, PorUand, Racine, RIVerlore as Ita ~oond. . was a former r<!sideut of the view, Rutland, Salem ~nte<. SQUAD CAU.ED . l\lelp O....al HOifllllll She ~- the work No Chester area. Southern i.ocal Elementary, Sy· The Middleport emergency APJIJliSSIONS - Lawrence flic done bJ the &Iris who 'Will Survivors include two broJb. racuae and Pomeroy. UDils squad waa calted al 'f::m p.m. Hl!lner, Pomeroy; Wesley ~ve a itJjlooal owaro SID> ers, Guy Thurman Carleton, from Middle~ and Bedford Friday 10 the Henry Cade nsf. B.US, Racine; Paullne Jones, ~- . m~·;~t the BapUst Pomeroy; Homer Carleton, NOI' were the two DOl n~ted. donee oo Balle) Run Road. II Cbeahire; Shirley Lewis, Pom.. Cliorddn Ra<;Ine. glrfJ an dlwo nephews ht Nor- Mrs~ Charles Ha)'Oil, lloSpltaf. wu a malerllity COlO and Mn. ruy. .....,IJI<ed wtt!t.a ll!v.tlfl ill """lP' )VOQ<I, li'rl@dl lllliY call at the tty Cltalrmln, . . , e d over ~ .wu ~ 1o Melli DI$Cl{ARGES - JD!Iy C<~car, Mr G · H omecoming is H }£ ' E Dies Saturday c.;''··· 3 llDle VeDt d:t · 1 ihe SiJ C } as ar eton o·Ies Thursday 'Ill! ,' lro _..,... .David ~ Ill-' hmeral ' ' ' Ito,. 11\f time. o..,. 180 pel'l!llll .aiiQII", ~ J!oiPIIIL ~ and Dunmore's militia. H~ de· Uonal Defense chairman of the Guests included Mr. and Mr1 . scrlbed Dunmore as a Scot, de· CmcinnatJ Chapter, D.A R iCarson, Mrs. Elmer Reed, Mr. scendent of the House of Stuart. Mr. Carson is a graduate of Wayne G1bbons, Mrs. Ralph and a Tory, and an unscrupu- Herdleburg College, receivmg Henry, Miss Euruce Bradfield, lous dealer with the Indians. his law degree at the Univer~ Mrs Noah Haskins, Mrs. ForThi k th l9Dlh sity of Michigan. He IS a for- rest Bachtel, Mrs. Johrl Zerkle, s year mar s e mer member of the Ohio State Miss Halhe Zerkle, Mrs. Waianruversary of the Battle '- g1s Iature and an ac I1ve mem- ter Croo ks, the Misses Mary p . . h. b . J..t!!"' 1 omt ~leasant w c. IS now ber of the Sons of the Revolu· and Susan Park. 'The next recognized _as the fm;t battle tion m Cmcmnall and m U1e meetmg will be held at the of the Amencan Revolution. Mr · stale organization. home of Mrs. Dwight Milhoaa. Cars?n concluded his talk by readi"' the movmg spee~h made At the conclusiOn of the pro· by ChM!( Logan and displayed gram, Mr. Carson presented a a piece of wood from the Lo- igavel to the chapter made gan Elm . He also d1stributed lfrom the Anthony Wayne Elm copies of "The Capital'' sent lat Cmcrnnati. Mrs. Jones acfrom Mr. Robert Taft. cepted the gavel on behalf of t d ed The meetmg was opened m the chap er an express 11-p. F l ritual form led by tbe regent, precmtion for Mr Carson comunera services f~r Ruben Mrs. Emerson Jones aod Miss ing to Middleport C Swartz, 00, who died at the Bess Sanborn, tha~lam T b e A SOCIOI hour followed the home of hiS daugh_te~, Nonna chapter will sponsor a rumm- program and refreshments of Wilson, P~meroy, r'riday at 8·· age sale Wednesday, Thursday molded salad. sandwiches, cof- ~ p.m. will ~ h~d .Moodobaay a~ and Friday, Octobber 14,-15-16 fee and peUt fours. were serv- .t~ ~- tl e Ch pe in the Vernon Weber buildmg ed from a table centered wrth ~~ ur a 18 es HJDeoo on Mill-St. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. an arrangement of fall flow· ez. i . these tlJ.. George Skiruler, Mrs. Guy Nei- ers and lighted tapers. M1ss 1 ~;:rv vl~g,;.reE S ~ gler, Mrs. A. R Knight and Fneda Faehnle pres1ded at the eJrhc t en, Hao ld E. Sw~ ... 0 ns own; ro · "--. olh ers wr"II he ·m charge An sl·1ver co II ee serv I""' "'"· Mrss M'ddl t· M I Manl MkJ.. article on Natmnal Defense was Reed was assisted m serving 1 e~or • ere ey, read by Mrs. Irving Karr, Jr. by her mother, Mrs Elmer dleport Fanny E. L:ewis, MJd.. Mrs. Karr, state program Reed , Mrs. Wayne G1bbons, dleport: Lucy DaVls, Colum· chairman, is active with the Miss Faehnle, w11h Mrs. John bus. Ted ~wartz, New Haven, CAR and Is serving as Na· Duerr a contrrbuting hostess. W. Va.; Millard Swartz, Pom.. · · roy RD. C?vey Swartz, U.S. Army. staUoned at Colorado Spnngs ; Ethel Hossler & Peerlene Bradshaw, bot~ of Esk· d~le, ~ .. Va.; tw:o SlSterS. car-ne Wt!ba"-"" Middlepo~ and Bertha SwireS, ~ralgsv1Ue, W. Galen s. Brown, COffiiDISSIOn agent for the Ashland Va ; 40 grandchi~ and .... Oil Co~ serving Meigs county and parts of Gallia and Ma· great grandchildro. Fnends may SOD county spoke to the Middleport~Pomeroy Rotary call at the funeral home 8IIJ club Friday night at tiS regular meeting at Heath Metho~ lime~ dist church in Middleport. Brown also operates a bottied gas business which he pur- ing two employees and a third Parts of Earlier chased from Avery Nelson m during the healing season. Given at Logan 1960. As distributor for Ashland, The Ashland company has, a , , . he handles gasoline, fuel olio, bulk bottled gas planl at Min- Middleport s H1gh Sc~ motor oil and grease, and dis- ersville with . four employees. M~~g baud, coming on firM tributes to 16 branded Ashland Max Sawyer 1s manager. This at nalftime of the Logan game outlets including several groc- facility .. serveJ eight dealers there Fr1da"~~ nigh~ prestn~ ery stores. The ma]or oil is within a SO onile radius. parts of the show ~ven a weet valvollne. Ralph Sewell, district sales ~ at homeconuna: in ~ The company, located In Min· manager for Ashland, m.1tn- tadrum. ersville bas a capacity for stor- tains an office at Minersville PrJncipal and Band ~ Ing 7:>,000 gallons of gasoline and his temtory includes five William RusseJI was in C.'hari.i~ and fuel. 11 keeps on Inventory pl•nts in Ohio and four plants wllb Mike Archer drum-~~ around 8110 case., or 18110 gal~ in West Virginia. A generous round ol applaUI<, Ions, of oil, 15(1 drums of indus- Two guests were introduced, was given lhe band by pack."' trial olts and around 16,1100 AI Leonard, local manager of Logan stands. pounds of lubricating greases of Columbts Gas ol Ohio, guest of ----various kinds. Wenda! Gerlach and Ray St. AIIRI!8TED Brown operaies two lank Clair, manager o1 Columbia Gas Bertha Bass, 4S, wu boOt ' tnlcks and 1 pick~up ond ht bia of Ohio ht Gallipolis, 1 •ls!Ung in Meigs COILl!y jail folioWI , botUed gas business, he buys Rotarian. ber lm!lll by Middleport p01·.. and retalls 10 app-tt~y 5Zil President Dick llo.lenltlum on~ ~ .wlllfi~; . . RubenS Wartz o·Ies Fri'day w:. oi·l Busm·ess Descri·bed I·n Rotary TaJk by Agen Bf0Wfi . ~ .in ~ OO!Dlllll, ... llfUided. 11ll:J$ lat. ' · '· � 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. 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