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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. ' · '· �• • J ' Teachers Observe F ounder's Dav 1'3etting Personal ... Alpha Epsilon Ch<ipt~r or AI · pha Dfolt a 1\appa, 1eaeher11 hon orar y !SOciety, obse.rved Found f'r 's Day October 7 wll h s di n MAKI! RUN UCENSI! .v~u"u'""" The Pomeroy emerKency \ James Edgar Torrence, %2, squ•d madto a run to ~e J ~ho Columbus, telegraph operator, Wil l re~td.-net> on Ham som•tlle l and Mary AM Craft, 18. TUp. road t-' r ~day mght at 8 25 fo r I pen Pl ams , tecretary; Michlel Ruben s war tz who was dead Lee O' Otll. lB. iron work~r. from a htw l <Htat•k on, a rnv- MJddl rt RD 1 and Judy Lynn m•r at Crow's Tc1 wn a nd Coun- al Tht·~ wert~ c·alled agam Mullin~po HI, ca~hlar. try restaura nt . Till' group mf' t I for Torn ( ;al l a~her. who suf _ __.·-..,-..--=--===, li:l lt'T In the sO<'ia l rooms of the . fet ed a rwck tn)ury In the Pom· 1 f l:'~t a u ra n t for triblt le to Found- 1ero;-J ai'k.son j.(tt me at 8:40 p. er s Day m r ha rgt: of Maxine m Ga llagher 1s a J ackson ~'inRell A rounrl-robm grf'e l- fot~ tba l l player . In,!{ card w11s sent to Goldie ;;;;;_;;;;_;;;;;;,~... Story m Holler ho:;pit al .Mem· hers at tendin$ wt>re Jean AI· kire, EIJ~n Buck, Bernice Hoff· 18Y REQUEST! man , Elma Louk s, Betty Pick· FOR ALL OLLA)IUNS AT ens, ~dna Price. France!! Roh· we We noWei's everywllere erts, Helen Sm1th. Maxine Wingt> lt and Nonga Hoberl s. In MI<Irli<'port Mr .ant.J t-.lr" Nolan Car ~nn of Cl ncl,l lli.:l l. V. t'rl" Wf'('k e nd ~ gue&U of his 5Jster and bruther-m-la >A . .\tr. and \lr 'lo Way . llf' GlbhO!.S Dr and \ Irs l. ~· wl~ Rl r kma n' o1 Mt. Cl emt'n ~. \l 1ch wm~ ~ 1l•~·sda~ gu ... ~b ot \ lrs Carne l a'i.~e ll Al so a r£>cent guest of :\lrs.. Ca «sttl was ~1r Wa ldn Hickm Rn, who hA~ retu rned to Il l~ hnme 111 Nt•"" Y vrk C1Ly af ter a 2 week v1~ it . DEPUTY NAMED Donna , Darrell , and 0Rrla In Meigs county clerk of Pomerov Flower ShoD l\1 arr . ('h lldren of ~r . and \l!rs.l cour ts the appointment of Rus- . Gerald \1.arr of LetarL W Va . Mra Millard Van ldeter " sell Mills as special deputy I have been the 5uest th i ~ week 1 .,...,. ,,' , 11 sheriff by Sheriff Robert HatWI GIVI TV 51AMPS of \1rs. Betty Cline . \ Mr . Harry Ka.uff, Grant-St ,I q I I I ,I ..o.,ve•d•,=iiiiii=;;;;;;;iiiiiiw MliD Js a patient a' thf' veiPran~ ho~- 1 11 , gltal In Richmmond . Va where 1 EASTERN HIGH SC'HOOL - H o mecom ing Queen and Attendants Frldav night were, left to right, Sa ndra he has undergone surgery thl!'l Carter. Fre shman : Barbara Lanham, Semor, Queen Ruth Landon, Senior ; Roberta Trussell, Junior, and Janet week. He wa!! taken to the · Holsinger, Sophomore. Veteran! Hospital In Hunting. ton, W. Va . last wet""1t and I transferrtd to the Ric-hmond I Hospital for surgery . I Mr!. Nan Moore is substltut- 1 lng In the Mlddleporl High School this week in the absenc:e of Mr!. C.E . Blakeslee Mrs. Bernard senramm ha! returned to her home in Zane!!.· ville after spending several days with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons and fam· ily. 1 Panthers The fired-up Pomeroy · · Panthth e1r 1964 . vtctory strm~, pounded preVloll!ly unbefl.~n Ja~kson for a 26-8 defeat Frtday rught. to . Pomeroy, now perch mg on .P of the nest of So~theastern Ohm League_taams Wlth the Logan Chiertams,. !Hlowed.alert, aggres· live and t~presstve foot?all throughout tts match agamst the Ironmen . . . No one had h1gher p~atse for th.e Panthers after thetr upset wm than HeaCI Coach QJ.arley Cffhaunceyh. dHe commandthed tdhe 0 enH, a prs 1se 1or e e· fenslvt unit, and congratulated the team as t whole Coach Chauncey said, "these boys played good hard - bitting ers, ~nt upon . contmumg 2-HOUR I 1 ====, DRY CLEANING I l fen'"b"'~"'c"'h..-w"a"s'"a"'ppior SERVICE ROBINSON'S LAUNDRY- n u I OilY CLEANING POMEROY WY 2-5428 Pomet()J~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;;;;;;:~ Ifootbal l: · : · it can ' L be said they ping the touchdown hungry boys ., b!lll over the punters' head on pul!ed down beautifully by Reed to win l onds left ·m th e rourth qua rt f'f son c row U'11nn n _ 1e Cu llurn!! an d won H on luck . An eye-catchmg pass from fourth dow~ and It rolled to the · for Po~eroy ' s third touchdown The Panthers had no inten- on a dive play from the one . o1ck Wtorry. along with BiU Pomeroy began agamst Jack· that happen · 1oot ltn•~ . p or1er passes 1or t he .Nease . were a 1so cr ed'u ed wl··• b ·th· Quarterback d · Frank eed Porter ta one yar.d hne before . an Iron· I o Ute f1r~t haU and 1 20-{1 lead· tions of l"'tting ' .. • 1 so.n as underdog~, ut WI tn En David R . fro~ ~e 17 men player covered ll . Pome· 1Porter tried a pass t~ Bill Jew · Nevertheless. Jackson began extra poinl!! . but it wa inter- playing good ball. Jrunutes fan s realized the Pan· k lhe one yard line high!Jghted roy took over the ball there. ell for the extra pOints but it I pick in~~: up good va rdage Quar- ' cepled , p ·11 1 · thl~ th ers men · t d-" th e1r · lh e ~enes. · Porte r h't t Reed for On t hevery f'trst Pay 1 , p orter was batted down . · · Chancey omeroy tLJ nex! •1.1 e~:· to hold ter back Ste\'e Harrison broke l Coach pointed to ]league gameWIin Pay Nelsonvill~ own , and maybe . even do more l the ftrst down on a fourth and smashed up through Ole center Pomeroy threatened late In tbe i loose at H1t' 20 whf'n hP receiv · each linemen as dolng 11 goo<f"F'riday nighl. than that. . . , nme pl~y . It was on the. next of the Ja~kson line for the second quart er, but penalties ed a punt trom Reed . Harri .l job . He also addt'rl that the Jackson . o o8o _ 1 Fullback. PhJI . Sw~ ndell s pow- play , wtth ~bout three mmutell With . l mmu~ and 13 secon~s halted the drive at the 21 A 37 , son raf·ed to the Pomero} 20 be- l boys wh o played primarily on Pomt'rov . . 14 6 o G _ 2ti erful, runmng ?1ghhghted Pom- ~ lef~ m the f1rst quarter, that left m the ftrst q.uarter Swtn· ~ yard run . agair by Sw indell , fore he was fma \l v pulled down defenSf' . Bruce Simpson, Har· STATISTICS ~roys first drtve of the even- .Swmdell crashed over for the de~! went over with the extra 1sparked the move by Larry Ma rsh all •ley Hendrich . Robert Smith & p J mg. Swmdel\ broke loose for first touchdown . A pa_s• from pOints on a run. . SECOND HALF fi' our pl ays la ter Harrison I Bob Emler , played a fine game f'int dowoa 1! 1 a 45 yard carry to the Jackson Porter to Rex Cu~mmgs for Halfback ~ob Smith highlight- Jackson came onto the field I raced around the left sJde and s1mpson was responsible for i Yda. ru~h. 208 181 22 before he was fin~ly haul~d the ~xtra pol.nts feU mcomplete. ed the openmg s~gment of the i full of steam at the start of the m for Jackson ' s lone touchdown Islopping Dav 1s after he broke Yds. pam . .. ... . .. . 72 4.5 down by Butch Devls. The ef- Swmdell ktcked off to Jack- next Pomeroy dr1ve durmg the second half Jt was feared the 1Barry Miller -::arrtt>d around the loose for a 21 yard Jaunt 10 the Total Yd 5 .. • • . • . .. %88 142 11 (ohrt was stopped , rlhhowevder,. at son and CoachbiTom second qu_arhter: Sm.Jth Jronmen were gomg to try to nght s•de for thf' second quartf'r Davis was Pass. ,-.t. · · ·. ·.. : .-. 12 1 00 8 11 1 t. e 1.4 a er a ou an mne . ys were una e to .PI C up a sevens ratg t t1mes movmg the execute the same come-from - ~ Swmdell was called upon to erally Jitopped cold by Pomeroy I l'as t-omp . ........... 1 4 1 Pass Inter . .. . ...... . 1 % Situation from. the 20. ~1rst down so they _qwckly went ball !rom Panther .48 to the ,behind feat as Pomeroy last : :arry the ball mne ttmes dur- :except for the one big run . 1 I The next Hme P~meroy got mto punt formatiOn . It was Jackson 23. I year . Jacksor. Jed 20-0 at half· · mg Pomeroy '! last TO move . .' Bob Crow and Louie Diehl Fumble• 1 1 1 the ball in the opening quarter then Pomeroy got a ~ig break. It wal!! th~n tha! Bob Smith tim~ last fall, but Pomet:oy taJ. I He finally concluded the drive were especially sharp on de- Fumblf'l!i I08t .. . ... . .. 1 there wa1 absolutely no stop- Jackson's tenter dnlled t h • uncorked a long pass that was I \led four TD'J in the last half \ • ith thrf'e minutes and 3~ secas was Junior Center Car-· Penaltiet u II TDI I I I ~skborne's ~arned PAT~ . lit~ 1 ·.~ 1 th' Ire·nse Datly Sen lan el, Pomeroy· Middleport , 0 , Oct. 10. 1964·3 UNANIMOUS CHOICE Bobcats Beat Eagles, 'Sew Up' SVAC Title ~ork. I Athrns Blanks 'Faets and Figures N 1 ·n 1\ F:\1 voKK ruPJ i - Facta .~i x e son vi e~ Adams i ~ star BY DALE ROTllGEB, JR. I The Eagles then drove to the Quarterback Dnn Johnson Iyard penalties hailed lhf' dri ve. l others for their fme I Eastern completl:'d two of and figurf's un the 1964 World The Kyger Creek Bobcats Bobcat 3J yard line , but KC tll en pa ssed 1.0 end Bob Polcyn The Bobcat!! avt'nged the ~ ~ Coa r ll White revealed lhat he pas~es and tlJe Bobnl! s rnJ '-i"t'd St>nes : rolled-up 268 yards rushing and I held and tllat was the closest J or the EPS . I tie that Easlern handed them . was a little worried before th.e on two .'\Prl f':'\ slandJr.g · New York 1, 1 SC'ored in each of the las, three 1Eastern camo! to sconng. I The Bobcat.. scored their last sea son . · game began , as four KC start. Kyger Crel:'k f:m thlt"d onf' e ' ' St l .o u1s 1· quarters Friday night, to spoil l The halftime seore stvo<r 8·0. Ifinal TO on a 6-yard run by I Coact. Jim White chargers l ers were down wilh colds and ' and interrt'pled one f..t '\l f'rn •· ed h j h Coar ll Don F: ~ ke, ·s Alhf'ns S':'n1es winner : Fi rst team to Eastern'! Homecoming 22·0. ; Th e 8 Olft:ats receJv. k l e opBarnt'!t. The touc down was set havt now racked-up 15 straigh t other ailments . but everythmg pass. Bulldngs cap1ta l1..:t'd on four w1n r·· our gamt'!'l d , 1 The win pract ·cally clinched 1emng th1r d per iod k 1r -nff. an 1up , when Duncan intercepted a I wins over a three· year span turned out fine 1rst g<~me . St. Louis 9 New the SVAC crown , as only South· ' promptly marched 49 yards to hen Hartung pass on the EastCoach White pra1sed h1s lme ' Stahstl c-wJ.se the Bobt.:ats out· Kyger Cre€k ·- 0 B B 6 - 22 and tilr. f 'e Yud.: 5 . 10 western and Hannan Trace pay·dirl. Iern 2l vard Ime . I composed of Chuck Leach. Lar·! rushed Ea stern 2H8.'17. East· Et~slern 0 0 0 (i - 0 recov " rf" um It-~ c· rw, h VI S- St•t.:ond game · :"Jew York I, 1 · , · 11 k h' l dl The Bobcat::; · ' · . . 1 , 11me NE'l o;; onv 11le ~8-0 Fnd;1v 1 1 . stand m the way of KCs 51xth 1 F u ba c P 1 un('an ca ppe drove to the i ry Whobrey. M1ke Mul!ord, Ed ern came oul on top m passmg TD5 Rarnetl JO yards. and n1 , 111 . ou1~ 3. championship in seven years. th e dr1ve by gomg over from Ea stern nme·yard lme midway H~ghes. Rich<trd Bradbury, though, as Harlunr ('ulle('ted 6 yards Dunt'm 3 yards Ext 1a g Th1 rd game · at Ycmkee StaThe Eagles received the op- the tllree yard hne. h. lhe fina l penod. but two J5 · M1ke Swisher, and a host of 20 yards through the air. I pomts Polcyr and Frt'lirh 1'hf' Rlll lrtngo; sco rprf in f"Yf>n' dium New York , Saturday , 1qurtr ter wi1h spPt>dy erUng kick-vff, but failed to gain I - - - - - - _.. - - -- --- -- - · - - - - - · .. _ h;.lifh;wk Oct 10 I p m F.DT . .and punted. r 161 lbs . Middleport's 21 players I Dirk Ada ms gE'ttlllg the flr~t Remain ing games . Fourttl Kyger Creek received the ball l •vailable for duty Friday mghr l point~ with 8 75·yard pun! l' t'· and flfth at Yomkee Stadium. but could nQt move and punted . averaged 151 lbs . · tnrn in lhf' initi,1 1 stanza Ad · Nt•w York . Sunday and MaDThe first quarter saw the • 1 Middleport. offeme, end .~ lam s addt-d thE' ~~ p on a r un for daJ ..mth and seventh (it ne('Bobcats and Eagles each geL- I John Blake and Larry Vam·p I em 8..() !<?lid t>ssar~ 1 lit Busch Sta dium , St. ting two first downs, but neilh- 1 lt~ck les Dav id Ashley and Ray Midway in thf' second per Lou I.~ . Wednesday and 'I'huntr scored. I Pirkf' ns. gu<~rd s Ke.n Harns and lod Athens struek on a 15-yard day 1Tuesda; Is an off day tor KC broke the scorele ss con- 1 Logan High school overpow· gether six completions d.l5 at-! Opl'nlng the fourth period , I also from tht 1, with George Tom King and Randy Humph · pass from Ql l{lrterback Ron : travrl l. test by scoring with just min· ered th~ vtsitmg Middleport Yel-l tempts for 99 yBrds. Quarter· after Logan had r un the count : Hummel running the EPs, and rey, r-enter. Rob Caru thers Handley to enri Bru!'e Rannuw ~ Third game pitchers Yan\ utes gone in the second quar· llow .Jackets 32-0 Friday night, ~ack ~uddy Moore, thoug~ play · lto ~-o. the Jackets s.tarted on Brrnnin~ got the final TD from Back~, A. and B WallrH"e Moore ·to l<~kP R 14-0 h;~lftime lead ~ kees---J 1m Bouton 118· 131 : Car, :er. I movmg 353 yards on the ground 1ng w1th three stoved fmger s lhetr 42 . In 6 plays. a1ded by D , the 4 w1th 0.25 left, and also and Stephenson. Def<'nse George I Arl:ml'; s1 ·ort>d his sf•cond TO rl 1n Rl o;; - Curt Simmons Ua-ll . \ Right halfback Roger Barn- for touchd~wns in the first and ?n hi s passing ha nd from .earlyll5 yard penalty and a 17 yard i ran the EP try .over . . Sauer at ~afet y : Joe Reil'hman. oft he f'ontrst m 1he third qu <J r- 1 St-nrs odds . Yankees favored l ttt climaxed a 59-yard drive by :second penods and a pa1r of m lhe contest. threw II tunes, pass. Moore to Bruce Wa\lace , l llummel earned 19 t1me~ fur guard ; Bill Halley . tackle . ]l"r on a IO·yard run . The two 21 · 111 ;acing yard~ for the score. tht•m in Ihe third . . completing .6. The r eceh•er five 1the Jackets had a first an? goa! 145 yards. Brenning 22 times 1 Logan, off.o>nse . ends Steve po int conve rsion was credited ' Th1rd game odd~: Yankets 30 Gary French then ran the ex- It was the defendmg champ-j of those times was Fullback on the Logan 6. Alan ~allace i for 134 yards . 1Mowery and Robert Court-er. to fullba ck Don Mcinturf who favon•d 8-5. tra points. ions ' fifth straight victory, th1rd Bruce Wallace , good ror 91 ~ds. got 2, Joe StephenSOll I, Bruce ! F'or Middle.port , Al tm WaJ. I!a('k lc5 Earl Beery a nd Guy re\'ovned halFback Morg;m T'l'md gamto Wl"ather fu recast · in 1he SEOA L, enroute to a pos- 1 1 The J ackets threatened twtce. Wallace 3 at end . and the ball jlace netted 60 ya rds in 15 car· Champ. KUards Merl 8Pery anrl 1James' fumble in the end zone Fair and C'ool 1 Two game attendan<"e · 61.160 lsibl e second straight league ti- Late in the second peri~ they was on the lh ,Yard line, fourth jries while Bruce Wallace hadiGary Derr, center Jack Fox on the run for the PAT 00 :tl e. opened on their 39 yard ~me af- ~ov.n. Bruce Wa\lact>, slantmg 1seven yards net in five carries. Backs, Hummf'l. Brennint:. l A1hens wrapped up thP !\cOr· . Two game figured : Nt'l rt'· Only one other club remains ter Logan had collected 1ts sec- m, was banged down for no Stephenson had 9 m four tries. Brandt, and Gasser . Defensive mg early m lhe fuurth prrwd r'Plpls S4fi(}Jt33 14 : commi'l'IIOtl ~ndefeated, the very dark hors- and TO and kicked off. gain. 1George Sauer 7 in. one trip, and I mserts, Simmons. Denny Bak·l foll owmg a fumblp rt'covery on er ' s shan~ S60.004 98 : playE'r '! 1sh Pomeroy Panthers, who flat· Moore passed lo Bruce Wal- Logan then ground down to Moore two yards m one lry . er. [the Hounds' 17-y<~rd linl' . H;md· i sh<~re $240.019 88 : NPw York tened highly thought.-of Jackson lare for 21, had another in the Middleport 13 but ft~mbled 1 First downs were 22 tot favor· ' Middleport . . .. . . 0 0 0 0 - 0 , ley p11shed into the end zone ' dub 's share S25 ~ .08 · St Friday night 26-8 . Allen Wall are's hands , but it there with 3:03 oo the game ,ing Logan. l.ogan . . . . 8 8 16 0 - 3~ Ion a one-yard snea k for t h e Loui s club's :;l1an• S25.0oo.os ; Said Middleport Coach Bob was dropped, hit Bruce again clock. I Middlepori'R offensive line Scoring, TDs. Gasser, $ yd. tom·hdown In g1ve the Bulldogs 1Amert r an Leagot's share $25 .Ashley after the game: for six, then for 22 yard!J, and LOGAN,'S TOUCHDO~S was outw~ighed 34 Ills. to tl.li r~n, 1 yd nrn . 1 )'d. run ; Bren· thei r Y.-cond SEOAL viC'Iory jf'fl:l .06 National L~ague's jhan 1 1$2!).002 .08. The ~ymmes Valley Vikings " IL was the ~rest game Wt' the .J ackets were on Logan's The Ch1ef~ scored_ w1th 3 : 09 l ~an agamst Logan's defens1ve rung. 4 yd. run; F:Ps. Brandt, againsl one loss . scored m every quarter Friday have played lhJs season." The 12, first and 10. left in the f1rst pertod, John hne. Logan 's offenstve line pass from Ga!ls.er ; Brenning. The Bulldogs showed 201 - -- - ni_ght, to beat Jackets are 0-3 in the league, But his next pass _neve! clear- Gasser from the 5. Middleport'• df'fen.lruns Hurnmt>l., run . [yards rushing and tjJt on 2 of ! ST LOUJS ! UPII - Thr Sport· Highlanders 32-18 m a thnller 1-3·1. overall. e~ a 6-4 tall rushing lmeman, Dale Brennmg . ran_ tile EPs. sive .lme 31 lbs .. to the ":lan. ac· srATISTit'S 8 pass~s for 30 yards. givmg ' ing 1\ews Friday nig ht srlected at Southwestern Mtddleport manag~ 87 yards lhts seco~d ~as knocked out of .They g~t ln agam With 146Jeft cordmg to published weights on M t.. jthem 231 tota l y<1rds . Nel.sonviJ- Ia pair ut third basemen as 11~ Symmes Valley drew first 1?'1 the ground, of ~h1ch 51 came t!te rec_etver.·s hand! on the goal m t~e first half , G~sse.r sneak· !he pro~ram . First Downt 0 %2 ile compiled 175 yards on I he , plav't'rs of lhe vl"Br- Ken Boyer blood on an 18-yard run by m lhe fourth penod when ·Lo- llme, h1s third wa! off target, mg m from the 1 thts time. and Logan s squad . h~ on it 16 N~ Yds . Rush . . ... .. 87 353 1~round and completed two of of the St. Loui s cardinals for quarterback Tom Hardy on an gan re.wrves p1ayed the fmal and the fourth pass, thrown by passing to Brandt for the EPs. sophomores, 13 JUruors, and 14 Net Yds. Pass . .. .. 99 0 112 Renal!! for Jl ya rds for the National L4?ague and end sweep. The PAT attempt two minu!es. : Bruce Wallace, wa1 batted The two thir~ ~riod TDs senior.s. Its 16 ~ophomores, who Total Yds . . ..... . 186 Four of Jamie James ' I Brooks Robinson of the BaltJ· ~ailed. In the atr, the Jackets put to- down . came on Gasser 1 thtrd sneak, play little varstty ball, average Pau. Att . ..... . .. . . 15 3 passe..~ were pi cked off by the lmore Oriolei 1n tbi American Coach Ken Justice's Vikings - - Pass Comp . .. .. .. . ... I 0 Athens defense . l LeaguE' . th:o·'\'~ . lnlf'rrf"p~dr p~:-.~ t'S n Henry Beach Dies Friday s ch.Iefs scaIp Jackets 32 0 I ) The finest conventional washer ever built. Big, aluminum tub square I ~\ hinged Agitator simple 1 I 1 action. lld, exclusive efficient Maytag easy set, I i holds more, keeps water hotter. I 1 re- 1 lease wringer, adjustable legs. S th western $189·95 Wt 1111 tho btst, M.oytog MILLER MAYTAG and service the rest We glvt (With Associated Radio and TV) WY 2-3635 comploto Foctory Servlct on oil Maytog IP' kee~ing Coach Pat WeJher s lads hit Racine romped to a 54-6 win 1ferent Racine playert with TD when Hannar1 -Traee punted to the scoreboard when newly . . . Mrs. Charlote N. Sheppard's , ed f llba k R . C 1 over helpless Hannan - Trace 1 passes before the first 12 mm- llu. 42. A 23 yard carry by Grue- cla ssy colt added the th ' d . . ! 1 1 Friday night before a ced c d eggie -d"alarge I ute! ended. ser set up a 15 yard touchdown el F'riday by w'nning l ounlh ra yar sf pahy artt. Homecoming crowd at the Sou- Racine's first passing sIx ·I jaunt by Back Wayne Hubbard 069 Kentucky' Futur'el Ca oun was one o ,out wesH' S·h f'ld . t t 1 R F II Jy Mile : em's tackles but was chan ed thern Jgh. c ool Je . pomter . ca!lle four plays after I on t Je nex p a.v . eserve ~ . straight heats at the Red to fullback to put more He ~ta l Coach Bill Priddy'! Tomad- Tom WJcklme recovered a Han- back Tom ~elsa went 1n wtth l here. Earler this year Ayres the SW attack '!be extr~ int oes scored their entire barrage nan-Trace fumble on U1e 30 I the .~xtra pomt~. won the Yonkers Futu~ity and attempt faUed and the :c:re of touchdowns and extra points yara stripe The pass went from Wt~ almost 1 new crew of i Hamletonian , the other tiers in stood t2-G at halftime il the first two stanzas All Ra- Grueser to lanky end Gordon !Ubs m the game m i d w a Y lhe trip le cro.,.n. Both team.'! s~ored in ' cine senwrs were sent to t h e Fisher for 18 yards . John Me-l t?rough t~e seco¥ quarter, Ra· Only other lrotten to C'apture I -•. tlle third quarter but Symmee ;)IIUwers a ft er th e f'trs t ha If was ct·mtock , anathe r sop homore, cme contmued to stampede ov- he tnple crown were Speedy Valley stl11 held 'the lead concluded. went in for the txtra points. I e~ the Gallia Countams. Run. Scot last year and Scott Frost The Vikings score(l o~ a The Tornadoes tallied 32. points The next Tornado touchdown I n.mg out ~ a shotgu~ forma- in 1955. three-yard run by halfback Ed in the first period and the other ume moments later wheT. Grue. Uon, McClintock went '? for the ----Schnider and a Tom Hardy roll- 22 in the !lecond quarter· ser connected on a 15 yard next TD from the rune and PLAY EXHIBmON8 out, which was 12-yards to the Racine's first touchdown was h~ave to Sberm Cundiff, also a Grueser_ scored tht PAT's. BOSTON tUPI)-The Boston end zone. scored by Steve Cleland on a sophomore. Adams again chalk- The fmal Tornado tou:hdown Celtics play exhibition games Southwestern scored its sec- 12 yard run when the game was ed up the extra points. .was set. up by Hubbard 8 pass with the Baltimore BuJiets at ond touchdown of the night on only one minute and 30 seconds Racine's final first quarter mtercepiton at the Hannan- C1eveland Monday and the Philllln 11 yard run by quarterback old. Roger Adams. powerful Tor- touchdown WM by way of an Trace. 48. Hubbard ended up adelphia 76en at Scranton, Pa ., Dale Bryant. The score had nado full.back, bulled in for the 11 yard pass from Grueser to carry~gcft~!e tally £rom the Tuesday beiore opening defense been 'et-up when speedy half- extra pomts. Jim Diddle. Grueser then pow- ~~o. cf n h was sto_pped on lor the National Basketball Asback Russ Milller ran 60 yards Sophomore Quarterback Bob ered over for the extra points. 1 ~try ~rl: e extra ~lllt!. sociation championship against 1 Grueser then unleash.ed a spark- Racine got the pigskin again ed 11 t a ...ack ~arnson scar- the Detroit Piston. 1 and was baited on the 11 Southwestern droVe . into i ling air attack , hitting three dif. early in the second quarter annan TD on [1 . . a J9 yard run 1n the Uurd quar- intercepted Hannan trJed three 8ymmea Va IIey temtory agam 1 ter · In th third lod b t f bl d passes and two were stolen. ~~.=- e . Statistically, Racine gained a Racine will travel to 0 r k ond ~ South . total of 291 yards to 130 for tbe next Friday Jight 1 western struck agatn visitors. Racine also completed. I Hannan 0. 0 e 0 , five or 10 paJSeL and had none Racine .·... . 3Z u $4 ~onvert ~ ~ :~ In,-~ t~ I I . 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R utl and an d Rao::m ·· St took aa the ,uki-'"ack _u Dave;1Frt'day mg um · \:A"'UUI and 1had battled to a 0-0 tie I a s t raced 60 Y~ 1 ~cr. the ~inning Iweek. touchdown. 'lbe eonvenLoo was ! 1,_e Devils topped ChaunceY ~ndWth~scorr:t was 32-18. 1in every statistical department, ~ e..,.; bap ksed his ·~· · but still left the field without • 1ens ve 11 ~~ c fJeld. We1- pOint on the scoreboard. her said this was Ute moat Rut1and's biggest tllreat was ::use~ · ~t we have show~ i in the second period when the ~· IDevils IJI<lVed inside the Blue W er also <l'tdlled Caiboun Devils' 20 yard llne but l h • Miller, · Beyant, . ~.,a the. whole drive ended there ~n a fourth Solllbwil'fi!!l'll. for tlleJr per-' doim oltualiOII. forman~a. Rutlaod's workhorse throughNext- &luthwestem ba~~out the game wu Fullback Jim !leo K~ Creek at ~ellhlrf, Lamberi wbo carried 24 times 11\' Q.lJARTI!;.IIS lor 83 yards. Chauncey's main ~ .v,., : ·II}ZI-IIofleDBlve weapon, Quarterback th~tem ., 0 I · ~~ f"" Brldeewatoi, wu held to an 't ·. u.e ,ll '. ' •' ..... ~. '· ' ' average of only 1.8 yards per carry. , ChaUncey never seriously threatened. The closest the visitors got to the goal Une was I the 25 i Rut1~ wiU travel to T h e PlaiDS for next Friday night's grid outing. Rutland oow has a 1-2-2 slate. STATISTICS R €'-D Flnt Down1 . , , . , . . . . 1 5 Yda. Illub. .... ... , .. 181 111 Ydo Poll I& 1 A-. .. .. . Pages 15 Pallet C.mp 1 Pas... llltor • ........ % Fumbt.. . : . ::::::::: 3 Fumblet 1011 z 1'111111 ........ 7 t 1 e 1 HEATING OIL .... YOU M£ET THE SAVE UP TO 40~ . ON FUEL BILLSI HONDA II * ............ * --~ wlalw - h r l . Tile .._dablo, - .. 221&1 _ ,.. _ _ "" Faol ChiOI HO&tlng Oil ·--1'·- 1lr A .._ l c ct.u............... _.,., * ... -- -vet :haeJ pa.,_..u o.t ...... _ .• ....-. ploD tbot - .,.. - CALL US TODAY GAUIPOLIS • Hawk's Cycle Sales = Routoo IDA A 33. I Mit. 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(UPi) Punts · .... fur 107 6-0 12-9 witl1 Di ck Adaml!l the yards in !1 tn~s . The trotting world .toasted A?- Pena~tiel · · ·- · · · · · l i U game .s lead int!: 1 1.1:-.li.:r ur. lQ7 Scure bv quariE"rs : l r~s today as the thmt horse JR Fum (Ree.t .. .. ... .. I I yards in 18 carries . Richard INelsonviUf' . . 0 0 0 0- 0 to win trotting·, triplo F'lmtb tloall ·- "- "· 8 1 ,Polley led Nelsonville with 14 !Alhen• .. ... 8116 -Ill • Vall~y .\ SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 outw~ighed Tornadoes Flatten Hann"n-Trace 5,46 a Lf'- ilruck again In the second !ltanza, em pass from Hardy to end George Lange. The conversion attempt faned md Symmes ted 12-11. pli1ncea. 1965 MODELS I I l 153 1200. POMEROY 214 E. MAIN i 1 S~uthweste_rn's Generous Trades-Easy Terms Harry A. Miller I Defeated by Symmes Valley THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE Fg:LY I Dlotrlbutod by: .. CITY ICE & FUEL CO• PT. PLEASANT-GALLIPOLIS MIDDLEPORT ASK Ul TODA1' '0 j Tli.E'I'BE Ul ITOCit I I �\ ' New In forming 4-Daily Sentin• l. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 10, !964 1 Ohio Hogs Have Roots • Ill Prehistoric CiviJizal ion Ohio H. S. Grid Scores Lockland 16 M01111t Healthy I ~::;n:u IBrecksville 34 S!ronisyllle II :~::::£a~~·~;~: ~iversme ~ cincinnati Moeller 7 We llston 18 Ga lhpolis 6 Keystone 24 Buckeye 7 Pomeroy 26 Jackson 8 Elyria 39 Findla) 0 BY c . E. BLAKESLEE themselves, and without trans- there would be &·significant re· ,hogs has declined , due to our 11ng hogs lor slauH hter thus in· ' Stat1 s!JCS wlll bare out th1s Kyger Creek 22 Eastern 0 Reynolds Newbury 0 (tie) 0 County Ext. A&~nt portatJOn to sh1p the SW'plus to a~uon locally un county f<.!ono- jcorn def1ct status, the nursef?' lcreasmg the \a lue nl their s t a ! emen~ when over 100,000 1Rac 1ne 54 Hannan-Traee 6 Lakewood St. Edward 22 A•rtculUlre the potential markets m t h e m1c activity and farmer s per· Iproductwn of feeder p1gs IS corn f~er p1gs In each or the I CinrmnRti Country Day 36 p Lady o( Padua 8 · 1ng - 11z ed attitud E' of · I past t h~ee years have be en un. arma 0 ur The age •o( some fossils indl- East The p1g then became a sonal mcome mcreas . 'Ilus spec1a Beachwood tKy.) 16 Marietta~ Salem 1 eates that the pLg 1s older than med1um for coovertmg com m To the casual obs~rver 11 Corn belt farmers report that 1ters many farm-en In our are a, ~ ported mto Ohio from other 1 Cincinnati Withrow 22 Ak N !h 12 1 CJVIlizauon as ""e known to pork He wa s the fu st ' 'ex· hard.ly seem~ logical ~hat we they want. nothing .to do with being adjacent to the cornbel t.l states. ev en as far . dJstant as I Cincinnati Woodward 8 ron Akron Ct!nlral t 1 Egyptian draw mgs of hugs port'' tha t brought . outs1de ~re In the swme producmr: bus- the. ~reedmg , ot .llwme - th~t a treme~d~us opportunity for Arkansns and these 1mports ta.t· Wes tern llll!s 22 Akron Howe r .2l Akron l-.oban 6 Cincinnati Taft 0 Barberton Akron Garfield date back to 3000 to 4000 B. ~ - income into the ~ontJer econo- mess to the extent sho.wn by their only des1re 1~ to feed th~Jr ILhe specwilzed productiOn of r.ened for slaughter by Ohio s I 8 1 The Chmese al so had dom~stl- my , as he ~ked m dr~ves over :ensus data . While fattemng out corn for the _purpose of fatten -1!eedl•r p1g~ -- __ ! cornbel~~~~r . _ -~~ j Cincinnati A):er 3 Alliance Cuyahogca Falls 13 18 cated sw1nr at Uu s time the mountams to Baltimore_. or Cincinnati Central 0 Springfield 18 Stow e . . ' ' . . rode flatboat s down the fiVt'r l ~ mure returned it lo the WHS Anderson 9 Colerain 8 Cole 48 Mugadore 0 The ~{',Jbe t~ . rapl~-g,J owmhg ~o, l to New Orle&lov. 3J . First play found Jeff J\l <ly \J Indilm Hill 26 Deer Park 0 Gr~: 14 Revl! ( 14 (lle) dt>rn Pill ars Ill! e P )'Stca in tf' rcepting a Hoderick pass. k H'll F' nneytown 8 · .d 0a Manchester 30 Woodr.1 ge 8 shipping ! May returned it IQ the GAHS t. 3 12 1 . resembl ance to his wild ances- 1 The economy of tor which was made up mostly pork instead of pigs soon he10 Greenluils 14 Re~dinb 0 Orange 6 Chamberlain G • 33 of head . shoulders, tusks , and Icame evident. Between the earGallipolis' hard·charging line. j N~rwood 36 HarmJ~: Windham 6 Rand?lph. 6 (be ) explosive temper _ Iiy 1800's and the Civil. War. C.in' led by Bill Wamsley , had the i ~ S)-_ca~ore 24 Love an 0 Wa~ne?ale 54 Sm1 thv1lle 2 Hernando DeSo!a gets the lcmnati became the flrst m a]o~ Rocket s deep in the hole Hfter \.rf) ~ad.etra .16 New Richmond O LOUISVIlle 38 North Canton IZ . f . ' th r t meat packing cenler W€SI or Cmcmnatl Roger Bacon 36 credit or 1mportmg . e IT~ . . Cincir.natJ McNicholas 0 Youngstown Ursulme "r E 1 Brilliant defen sive play by center Bill Wamsley and a thre~ downs, bu t an oft - Side hogs to help establish lheir It~e Aiieghen; Moun.t~ms. The 65 ·yard touchdown run by halfback Dan Gilmofe were !)fnalty, and a 15-yBrd pPnalty I The North Calha Plra_tes roll- Mariemont 26 Milford 6 Youilgstuwn ast 6 colonies. city ear.ned the nJ( kname of the only bright spots for Gallipolis at WeiJston Friday j for roughing the kicker gave . ed up 2~ _yards . passmg . and W omin 22 Youngstown South 26 The pig roamed the woods, iPork?pohs. was mght where a shivenng crowd of nearly 2,000 fan s watch - I WI-IS a first down on the GAHS 250 rushmr, Fnday Y g North Colle e Hill 14 Youngstown North C lived on the products of the for- the mdustry whtch engaged m ed the Golden Rockets take an 18·6 victor from the visit- 9. 11 took four pla vs- another lmght to defeat Buchtel - York , . g . Struthers ~ . - t 0. th..~ pig · and 1ng . . . . . Prm ceton 0Harve Tayinr. c0 (he) Austintown Fitch o est, avmded bears an~ hungry pack.~ng corn m Blue Devlls II fourth and one '-s1tuat10nror 120 -16 · . , Painesville . Jndians, and spread hls h~rdd Y Pb~ckml g the pig mto the salt A disasterous first period in which Gallipolis tumbled Ervin to bl~st over with five i .·It v.r''t'h the Plratesd syecokn'd > Wickliffe 0 GCtrardbe2114 MBoardf!1aln _6 descendants far and w l e arre · a punt attempt deep m its own territory. an infPrcepted 1seconds left m the perioQ. Thai \\In e sea son an or s amp emorJa H• . through the wilds o( the eastern With refinements and im-: De\'il pass, and two GAllS penalties tot.ahng 20 yards, 'made it 12-0. Again the pas:i ' ! o~,rth l~ss / Beachwood C~eveland Ht~wken . ~rookfleld 0 0 East Palestmc 22 Lisbon 12 half of t.his new world . Much t h · d plus a recoverv of a Wellston kickoff by a \-\·'ellston play- for th£> PATS failed I he Plr<J l ·~s used halfback ' later when settlers left the prm:end,ednsT.odt e. m . u~try was er proved to be the difference between the two SEOI\.L On the ensuing kirk off the David Skidmore and quarter- Columbus Bnokhaven 25 e Zanesville 18 Cant.on Lincoln 12 • expen e ay s p1g IS a LrJm. · · b k f) Ch ' k d Columbus Aquinas 14 1 eastern ~eaboard to trek west mer · mor~ sha 1 animal with teams. bail was kickerl to lhf' r 1ght. ac an JC as passers an , . . Ma.ssi II on 58 St eu benv1"II e 0 across the mountains , they took 1 · lard andpe~re ham and After the smoke cleared, foi-l Han ~:astep raced down 1 he !' ru l! b:u:k C!yde Smith, to rack- [Grove bCJty 22 Westerville 20 Alhance 18 Cuyahoga F'alls 13 hogs with them. Howev~r .. when P~sr~ chops in h~ make-up . He lowing that rash of Blue ~vii nine aerials for Jl yards . Galli- field. and recov ered it on the up the yards. Coium us R~sarf ~· te Canton South 48 they arrived in such ferhie ar- grows faster pruduces more ofl· mi~tskes. Wellston had taken polis totaled 89 yards rushing, GAHS 35 as the ]Jeriod ended . Smith p~rsonaily hulled 1 he W J If ana mc es r 61 Sandy Valley 14 56 eas as the Ohio Rivrr valley, spring and ~ses less feed than a comfortable 18-0 lead. From and completed no passes in four i After Mike Mossman picked Buchtel-York defense for est e erson N Alb Glenwood 37 Jackson 6 203 these pioneers fou~ ~e wild his a~ceslors . Even his di spo- then on Gallipolis outscored the ?lli:!mpts: Both teams had one ' up four to the 31, the speedy yards. , Dubl'n ew any 0 Fairless 22 Perry 14 1 2B bog in the woods w1atmg for 511 Ton he 1'mproved home club 6-0, but Wellston tntercept10n. Rocket back, un a lin'! cal l by Y k 1 k h . k' k I b d Dover St. Joseph 12 them . s · dominated the game, playing Ga!iipoils reamins tied f o r Hayburn, took a deiaved hand- · ff or d 00 t ~ o~em~; l~Colum us Aca .emy 20 East Canton 0 He's beat them there by lOO I New methods in handling and possession footbalL eighth place in lhr SEOAL with 1 off. cui off left lac:idt•, an d jo an -dp.rompt Y nm ya s ~~nc~~tcr 3_5 Dayt.on S.hvers 16 Coshocton 6 Cambridge ~ years. processing have deve.ioped . The Final stat istics reveal Well· MiddiPport. which dropped a lr<lnthlC'rl untoudw·d ttw final .11 lo pa y 111 U~amlllc 26 Danville 6 Cincinnati Pun·ell 8 PIGS IN OH10 pioneer' s salt pork is a rarity . ston IJ<id thf' ov<~l 63 plays from i132-0 b<Jtl le nt Logan . Welbt.111 1 .~·;wd s. \-\lifh 11 · 111 tel! in f h t• 1 fu ll back Oale . Oevol then HI!J ~ boro Ill, . . Cincinnati LaSalle 7 The first "woods" pig to ar- F'rrsh chops and roasts, sweet th e line of scrimmagt• i<:1st mgh l is now 1-2 in conference pi:Jy . httll. Well ston was on top, \8..0. ran the c.xtra P(Jint s. (,~eenfJeid MrC!atn 8 Lakeside 38 1tsego 8 rive in Ohio may have been a tender hams, ;md spicy aro- Gallipolis could muster only 27 [Overall. GAHS is 0-5-0. a n d ,J oh n Pope was stoprwd on the · North l.alha then came ba.ck i Logan 32 .I\1Jddlcport 0 Rossford 28 F.;1s1wood 6 refugee, or a footloose explor- matic sausag~s provide variety plays aguinst the rugged Rork · \~'<'IIston moved about the .500 IP.<\T attempl. on a 20-yar~ pass lrom Skid· Athens 28 Nel sonville 0 Toledo Cardinal Stritch 27 e1 . He may have ~een a desccn- and delight for the modf'rn fRm - et defense . j m11rk with thr£>f' \tin s. two d._.., After bn!h t~ams exchanged 1more to Chtck . ~he pass put i Johnstown 18 . Lake 0 dant of the lerds of DeSoto ily fliet. After Well ston took an 18-6 feat.s . the pigskin, Ga llipolis took uv ' the bail on the. \_ork 40 from I , . Watkms Memorial 16 North Baltimore 14 from the South, or roamed .a--1 The' l'ew thousand barrels of halftime lead into the J~ker ; . Herc ·s how it hilfljX'IIl'd Ia ~ ! er on it s own 3S 1);111 Cilmore i ~~lf'~l' fullback ~m~:h ran to the !Cedarrhff 8 ottawa Hills 6 eross the mountains from V1r.lpork packed annual ly by Pork· rooms, th'C' charges o! Coach i n!~IJt luok ;1 double ilamlofl . cut hl t' nd Zl>nC . The pat <~ !ttmpt fall· Jonathan Alder 6 Toledo Roger 32 F'ostoria 8 ginia or Massachusetes colonies opolis have grown to a key Ohio Ken F:sher came bark the I Wtllston took !'elt> Ander- his left, and raced 65 yard s '::d. Mount Sh•rling 8 Fostoria St. Wendelin 14 ln the East. industry involving nearly 5 mil· second half and permitted son 's opening kickoff on it s own down the sidelines to reduce • Both le~ms put together ~US· . Col~mbus University 0 Gibsonburg 12 Later, in the late 1700's, col· lion pigs and more than 200 GAHS possession of the pigskin 46. In eight plays, the Rockets the count to 1&-6 Roderick's taJned . dr.Jves. but both fa1led Frankim He1ght! 19 Elmwood \6 Perrysburg 13 enists and veterans of the Rev· processing establishment s over only twice in t~ third period, drove to the GAHS I4. 1PAT pass to John Arown was to capJta.hze as fumbles .and Hamilton Township 6 Tiffin Calvert 26 Dakota 0 elution War eame into Ohio to the state. and once in the final stanza _ bu I J 15pyard penalty incomplete . Two tw':'nlv • seven mtercept1ons stopped the drives . Fremont Ross 12 carve new homes and farms lnclurling returns to Farmers. In that final half, Gallipolis .moved it back to th ~ 29. Chris rem<J int>d on the dock... The halftime score was 8-6 Marion Harding 0 from the forest . The first_ "dn- wag1's lo pack.e rs an~ retail · .managed hut 14 yards rushing Roderick inte~ccpted a Hayburn Dan fr ilmore intercepted a j Bucht-':'1-York.' . [ Hid~edale 24 ~iver Valley 14 Waler ouzels walk underwa~ me~dic" pigs may have r.dden ers. transportatwn serv1ces. and m 14 plays. Wrllston rolled up pass, and thmgs looked good Hayburn pass and ran il back I ~orth .Callw rec-en,~d the op· Manon Cathollc 42 ter searching for food. usin~ in a crate tied to the rear of a cosls of various supplies, the 90 yards in the final two per· for GAHS . 20 yard s as the half ended. enmg k1ck-oll on the1r 33. and Olcntangy 0 their wings much as they do in covered wagon, while mother pork industry in OhiL repre- iods, and ran 30 plays from the However, the Devils failed tu The second half was all Well· Smith then turned on the speed Elgin 28 Colonel Crawford 0 flying . sow trotted crossly behind . ·sents over one·lhird of a billion line of scrimmage . mo\o·e. Oick Long went hack to ston. The J:tocko::>ts drove t.o the in a 77 yard d,·ivr up the mid- P~easant 33 Mohawk 6 As the pig population expand· ldull ars in business activity. Wellston pickl!d up 17 first punt on his own six , dropped GAHS six midway in the final die. B1g Walnut 16 Mount Gilead 0 eel. the settle-r's swine enterprise No wonder Ohio's pigs grunt downs, and permitted Ga!Upo· the ball, and Wellston tonk ov~r - period, but lo~t the ball on I Chick then passed to end Rog- Buckeye Valley 0 outgrew the small pen with the contentedly and proudly . lis but five. Gallia's two first On a fourth and one, big Terry downs. er Garrett for the extra points. Highland 0 (tie) rail fenet . Swine herds roamPIGS LOCALLY downs in the final half came Ervin blasted ot•e.r. with 4:01 Fullback Richard Long was Buchtel came back on i1 70 Ridgewood 22 Cardington 14 rd the forests, gleaning nuts Due to technological chang· on 15-yard penalties against the left. and WHS led, 6-0. Hay· hurt with 5:01 remaining. He yard drive. which was climax· Lorain King 31 Mansfield 0 and acorns, and were periodi· es m farming, the Ohio River Rockets. bum's pass for the PATS fail- was taken from the lineup. ed on a six-yard run by ~vol. Ashland 16 Mansfield Malabar 0 rally rounded up to re·supply Valley is not the corn produc- Wellston totaled 227 yards ed. Next week, GAHS will host The surging Pirates then Fredericktown 8 Crestline 0 the pork barrel and the smoke ing area that it once was when rushing and passing last night Gallipolis took Bill Staten's Athens while Wellston takes on drove 80 yards in a series of Galion 22 Willard 0 'louse. the pig was the converter ol our QB Mark Haybum hit two ol kickoff on its own 22, and Gil~ Middleport at Middleport. plays for their third touchdown. Ontario 54 Northmore o As corn replaced trees in the corn into a profitable meat proSmith · hulled over from the Bucyrus 0 Bellevue 0 (tie) clearings, Oh1o Valley settlers duct known b)· many as t h P 1one for thf' score. Clearfork M Loudonvilh. 0 soon found themselves w 1t h ··mortgage lifter." I The pat att•mpt !ailed. Milan 38 Black River 6 more corn than th~y could eat Today we are a corn deficit • lJ In the fourth quarter, North Cleveland Collinwood 3J and the pracUce or reed- ~ By FRED McMANE that was enough to sink the hc;.lF point favorite over the Gallia passed its way to the sil l Cleveland Glenville 0 ing out a hog for slaughter has UPI, Sports Wrl·rer \1iddies. Buckeyes. yard line. but an interception Cleveland Holy Name 6 .greatly diminished. When Navy Coach Wayne Califorma got a key touch. . . killed the rally . j Cleveland South 8 (tie) However. it is interesting Hardin said before the sea.'!on down pass from its :;tar quar- AnotheJ BJg 10 clash ~ItS Both North Gallia and York IEast Cleveland Shaw 16 note the amount of remaining began that without Roger Stau- terback Cra1g Morton lo defeat fo~rth·ra~ked .MtchJgan :Jgamst l drove deep in ~ach other 's terri· South Euclid Brush 6 To ANew iswine production in this area_ bach the Middies wouldn·t rank a stubborn Miami team, 9·7, in n~lghb~rlng Mlchtgan Stale. ~he ' tory . but w-<:>re halted _ IEuclid 22 Parma 0 In the direct drive 450 vou'll lind just 1 the 1959 Agriculture .Cen- among the mation 's top 20 foot- the only other major college : Wolv~rm~:-; h~v~ been ~ery lm· Sta!isti('- wi se, NMth Gallia Parma Valley Forge 20 Faster Isw:; and figuring as one umt the bail teams, he apparently was Igame played Friday night. l·pressJve m wms OVI!r A1r Force rolled·up 12 first downs to Laktwood 0 about everythinc new you want irt 1 chain saw. Fnxn automatic oilln&. to "Power I eount.y area of Athens, Gal- not kiddin~ nne little bit. Shake·Up Expee'ed ,Jnd Navy, . but the Spartans York's 6. BBl' Village 18 1 More Boost" cubu,ator, and tarat ditpltet· I Hocking, Meigs and Vin- Friday night, Hardin's "pre- I A big shake-up among the , pulled a maJ~r upset last week- BY QUARTERS: .. Olmsted Falls 0 ment enr:i~~e . No ~aw Clift touch it for we add up a total ~f over season pessimism" became a top 10 teams in the nation iend .by .~own_mg So.utJJer~ Ca!J. Buchtel-York . 8 0 8 0 - 16 Rocky River 20 Westlake 6 •ndursnCI!, power In lhe cut, tnd all Dependable 5200 farms . Twenty - f1ve per reality as the once-proud Mid- bound to take place following [ forma . i he nvalry 18 so Intense North Galli a 6 0 14 0 - . 20 Cuyahoga Heights 36 around dependability, Takes bars up to or one-fourth. of the.se shipmen, minus star quarter- this afternoon 's clashes. betw(•en th.ese two teams that Richmond Heights 0 u·. NEW HOLLAND l otarnns repo1·t the sale of back Roger Staubach, dropped Second . ranked Illinois and th~ Wolvermes are only a three- I ado Springs. The change in al- warrensville 8 m Ollt airr Ollt . . their second straight game. los- sixth-ranked Ohio State will bat- poml choice. . . titude may affect Notre North Royalton 6 d if-' hr •IIIII SVfii'·Mtc c• 11a, these sa":le f1ve counll~·s inr: to Georgia Tech, 17-o. tie one another in an · Three teams .wh1ch wJII under- big linemen, but the Irish ~re West Gcauga 12 Kenston 0 the a~erage. pnce for each ~1g Staubach was forced to the Big 10 conference gam~. close scrutmy are seventh· a seven and one-half pomt orange 6 Twinsburg 0 I 1s a htlle over. $27, w1Lh sidelines with an ankle injury teams were pre-season picks ranked Kentucky, flfth·ranked choice. Mayfield 20 average of 23 heacJ sold from and the Middies couldn't move vie t'or the Big iO title. Notrf> ~arne and Oklahoma. Oklahoma seems to have I . WiUoughby South 0 I :~:~~i~:~a,rm, and each year the without him. Yellowjacket quar- Illini has a solid offense The Wildcats. conquerors of the desire that in past Jefferson 12 Perry 0 Met•l sldes &uaranteed to mcome to each farm terback Bruce Fisher led Tech an awesome defense led . and Auburn on suc- characterized its teams. Ashtabula 8 '••• life of spreader. Latest to over $600. . to two touchdowns and a field star linebacker Dick cessJve Saturdays, will face Sooners, !lfter an Ashtabula Sl Johns 0 tlme-savina:, labur-saving mo· Tot:ai dollar value received goal in the first 19 minutes and and they rate a six and upon Florida State. win over Maryland, were Sandusky 34 Lorain 6 dels now on display at annually by far.mer~ over the - - Seminoles' defense wfll pietely demoUshed in their next Solon 24 Chagrin Falls 0 Reu Meigs General Hosp. i cou.nty ~rea IS m excess of A.HL Standings Boston 4 1 o to be extra alert to stop outing against Southern · Shaker Heights 16 '; lllll!lli,IJOU. This averages almost By United Press lllternatlonal Houston 2 2 o well-balanced Wildcat at~ nia, and they mu.st now face Cleveland Helghta WY 2·2176 Pomtro·f 0 I '"'"·~"' for each COWlty. F..astern Division New York 1 1 1 .500 but Kentucky rates as number one ranked Texas. The 30,000_ hea~ ~t are sold WL T Pts. GF GA Western Divi1ion a half point favorite in Other leading games farms m this live county l 0 0 2 4 0 Kansas Cy. 2 I o .667 66 one. include North Carolina State represents only .7 of 1 1 0 0 2 4 2 San Diego 2 2 1 .500 101 Irish €rwlh Two Alabama, UCLA at S~;~~~;~::.ll of the total number 0 0 0 0 0 0 Denver 0 4 o .000 46 The Irish have crushed two Nebraska at South C sold throughout 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oakland 0 4 0 .000 71 103 10 opponents, Wisoons1n and Penn State at Army, North S•rlng Awe, State would hardly o 1 0 0 0 4 Friday's Game Jn two starts and now Carolina at LSU and Rice PHONE WY 2·5101 entireJy got out of Western Division San Diego 26 Boston 17 tackle the Air Force at Color- Stanford. I producing business. 0 o 0 0 0 0 Saturday'• Game 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oaktand at New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sunday's Games The wonderful world of Pittsburgh 0 1 0 0 2 4 Kansa! City at Denver Friday's ReiUJtl Buffalo at Houston Quebec 4 Baltimore 0 Providence 4 Pittsburgh 2 WEST POINT, N.Y. (UPI)(Only games scheduled) Charles M. Harris, 89, of your fingertips with the lelonte, Pa., will be a BPEiciall AFL Standings guest at today's Penn BOWLING me·llston a k es I Her~ SENIOR IDGH GIRLS Sept. 2ti, 1964 Team No. 2 J f found~ .. . ~ a~other I ° Tram No. 3 P Dav is I r Theiss f t\ailey .1 lloi.Jack l t; mdicap Tnta l Won I Lost 2 Team No . I l ' O'Brien :v Handley ~ Thomas 1. '\ailey 1· ·· ndlcap Tntal h-: 1 I 1 258 21& 10! 972 2020 Fulton· Thompson TRACTOR SALES 277 275 255 I •..Jlow,IDia••· JOQ . . . !lob lilt_..... ~~!>3 \ 208 229 .'1 68 See Us For Your Fall Dill JOU•utamatleallJ bel colon in harmonizing, eomple aJII1tup Ill' acent combiDatiODL Select your basic color ••• an4 jut dial :rouriDdtricluol GOlouohome. II'a OUJ' ••• it'& fan ••• for 2/cn& to be J01IZ' ft'D·decorator. ft... are eve 1,000 uei.t.inf eolora to choose and the7'1Y all &'ftllable ill Devoe iDterior or ezterior paints ••• euy. to-apply, qulck-dryiDa' Vinyl WoB.der-'roneR; One-Coat Veloar Flat; boouUfuUy durable S•tin EnobeiJ; bieh· aio.o, -..........,, llir101M EIIIIDIII; illlproved Buptr AII·Woolloor Jfoaa l'lliDt. 4 LY 3-1612eWY 2·5270 Carelina Lu11ller & Sapply Co. .._ SEEDS and FERTILIZER OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES CLYDE WALKER. ''Farm UJaos 440 0,.. • & 0 Otpot Pt. Plootont •"-" T•nn• c..h & C•l'll'Calh & Delivery for FARMERS by FARMERS" ' .. . . .. . . . ... • - • • • 4 .. ~; ( ljJI~ I G•lllpollt . '1 Gl6.:1391 ' Sugar Run Flour Mills PhoneWY-2-2115 PhoneWY2·2161 .I Minenville, Ohio • _, ' f •';_'"' PRICED AT WHOLESALE 294 262 315 320 864 2055 TRI COUNTY LEAGUE Oct. 8, 19M Beagler111 R. Rupe 44 J. Johnson 531 Buck 39 Chisler 46 Bowen 49', T>tal 232C Won lli, Lost 2, Tied 1 Foreman & Abbott Blackslon 531 Green :un Grueser 527 Dillon 455 ' Mulberry Ave, P~,Ohio ; :-=::..--~...~-··:_::'_.,_"":: ~. . -· . ? .. : : . · . - : . : . : . .~.:: . .. : . : : :~-: ;_:·~;;-:.;::;;::~::: .:.;~: ··::::.:·::.~-::·:~:-:..::·:~.. • ,. .. 4 • • - -- • Power Cruiser SERVICE STATION UNICO U-111 AUTO TIRES Auto Tires OPEN NEW. 4·PLY RATING 24 HOURS 750~ Th• tube!en blockwo!l finul popular-pric• 14 , pasoflnger {IH l i r~ . An economy tire wilh e xc ellent perto•monce l&alurel n OI u ~ uo ll1 lou nd in lh il price ronge . 2· p ly nylon ( 0 11 · slrudion anur e l g o od durobi!dy at ;pe e d , los\ heal diss ipt~lion Qnd 0 \ Oil comlt;orloble rid e. 670 ~ IS block lv be ·lype 4 ·ply rol ~d. Un- match•d l~;or talely. Roodtouted ot 85 mph, lol" 12,000 mil e1. 8rcond new quielneu o~d riding com . Iori. New w ider tn<:~d , l ·saw loath ribt lor longer W110r , bener lraction. No b•tte• tire (II the price! 7 DAYS A WEEK I Tub• Typ., 670 xIS • .,.$11.75 750 11 15 bl o< k ru b el,.u 4·plt roled ......... 760 IS •••• 14.25 UNICO NYCON Power Cr1.1iser Tubeleu 600 X 13 ,. •.$11.40 700 X 13 ,, • .$17.10 SNOW TIRES [()W Initial co1t but e xtellenl type , ti50 X 13 ,.., 12.25 670 X 15 •••• U.90 100 X 14 •••, 16.45 710 X 15 •••• J6.o4$ l$0 11 14 •••• U.2S 760 XU,,,, 11.25 800/IJ20 X 15 , ••••• $10,75 ADD $3.00 FOR WHITE UNICO REDI-GRIPS bl a~k 600x16 ... . .. .. .............. $11 .3S of conventional and traction tires! On the rood they rolt smoothly without bumping, rumbling or whining, give you excell ent rood mi leage. Off the road they 'll pull you thru mud, sl us h and snow where other snow tires slip and !;pin . The deep head and husky should~r bars really bite and grip. 750/775 x14 blockwall tubeless. TUBELESS XBT TRUCK TIRES 825 X 20-10 ply ...,. •1640 U-54 TRUCK TIRES TUBE TYPE 670~1S-775x15 ............... $1 3.60 .............. - 16.40 710xl5-8151ll5 tt70:d5 - 775xl5 17.75 800J885xl5 ................... . 21.10 ••••• 4 7i0x15-81.5~~:15 ..•• . ,,, , ••••.. 16.40 600xl6 . , •.•.•••. , , • , ..• , .••. , _ 13.10 I• 6!50xl6 ••••••••••••·••••······- 16.60 760x15-845x15 •••••.•••••.•. , 17.•U 800/820.tS .................... 19.05 630 • 13 lubel•u bkld . .0 wall .. , •... • , . 100-14 1'-lb'!lltu bkld walt .••••. •IB.ct 670 l>l U tuba trp• block wcdl . ,,.,. att•• OKLY No pillllailtl ltQIIMll. ~E ADEIIJIISTRATKIIi BAKER . FURNITUriE e~lrco milu i-f<, ~y&; 550 TIRES X 16, 4 ply 11.70 • ALL TIUS GUARANTEED • ALL PASSENGER TIRES (and most others) ARE LONG·LASTING, SAFE, NYLON CONSTRUCTION Sl•f 1111ler etorlhag, emoeth•r ldtlng, greoler fuel economy. lortg•r gap ltf• witfl Unico ~' pork Ph1g1. All Prien "•• Applicable Tax.. ' 12volt ••..•••• tJtilco lFD-J, 6 vtlt. 15.21 lZ.ll LANDMARK IS GIVING AWAY: STARTS· *A Good Used Car THURS. Free Re gistration On Th1s Good Second _No .a se necessary. Register L'<H.:h tim e you m . Will be --.....,OCT. 15 ,..._. given away Dec. 15. \Vatch for weekly ltst. *Insulated lnnerwear Suit 100 Extra TV Stamps ~~r . ~nve p~rch~ * With a Fill up o[ Ga'>oline. 7 ga 1.lons or more *100 Extra TV Stamps With a Lube .lob or Otl Change . *5 lube Jobs--5 Wash Jobs WY2-9932 Thursday, Friday *5--5 Gallons Gas91ine FREE REGISTRA TIONI ' OPEN Saturday, Sunday Register Each Time You Drive lnl _ SERVICE STATION Service $405 Jack W. Carsoy, that makes SI:T OF 8 MANAGER fine products I__. better ASK A80Uf. OUR BUDGET PAY PLAN Unico UB-1 , 6 "Wolf .. $ 8.20 Unlca U ~41-4NF, 12 'VOlt . • , ••••• 11.70 Urt!eo U-41-2SM, PRIZES·- PRIZES-- PRIZES SUPER $a'l'e at IIIII prkl • • • *12,. o FREE MOUNTING (except tractors ond trucks) NDMARK ~' SPARK PLUGS UNICO U·48 6 VOLT BATTERY o NO TRADE·IN NEEDED Uni ..Trac for traction, quiet running, long wear and trouble free service. This special traction type tire is designed to give moxim~Jm service ot .~ on · et;onomical competitive price. It has penetration and self c:leaning •. · for traction, apeciol unique deaign for quiet running and maximum riding . comfort. Ita 14/32 of head depth with tpeciolly compounded rubber , Clsturea maximum mileoge. Constructed with nylon cord for utmost strength, IClfety and recappobility. Cotoptetetv per-... - 12.4 , 11x38, 4 Ply ••••••••• SNOW TIRES Spit dl)' 011e load Mt4M _. olhlt washu. REAR TRACTOR TIRES FRONT TRACTOR g~l mony from lt•e U-54 '< rr ~ o d J~, ,,.,, u "d ealra wide cenler rib. The sowloolll lr. od , wilh •h aalely sloll , lmprOYII trodi11n during 1larh and 1lo,:.•. Tr <>od " co mp oun ded tQ giv"' ma11im~m •e,i<lance lo cvlling ond rh ipponq, '" il "' """ " longer . HeaYier Jread base and supenor car ca\ 1 con\truclicm tiYII yov more oritinal 111~lu, mor• reco,:. mileo . You'll New Low-Cost UNI-TRAC f ~-~~~ . -- 61.25 3 rib, tube lyp<i for while tldt wallt, add $3.00 ·-""' """.,. 1 64.90 ~ 700~14 - 7J5x1.4 , , ________ .,_,_._,_._._ .._._ .._._ .._.._._ .._._ .._.._._.__ .1_5_••_5________ $1fH:WALLS 1uheleu, blad: wall, n~lon, A ply 6-40/630 X 15 IW.S.W. Q¥oi fgb[e, $3 mord lure s ............. -..... .... JJ .IjlQ ..... ...... .... ..... .. .. 15.20 15.40 800•14 - 825x14 ... ...' ....... . 1!.85 850 ... 14-855.:14 ...... - ....... . 19.45 qual ily. Tube only. POWERLINER TIRES Unico R~di · Grip mud and snow tires combine the best fea· ' 1t $9.97 All P" ' " ' p l ~ s oppl" "bl~ ro• u. 710x 15 .... 13.45 600.1 3 ··-· ··- · ················$13.10 -~ • ' ' ~93 M1DDL1iPOit't, O:• .. . ' 2t 03 floflllnk tD staraie . . OR euy roninlutlild. ' CREDIT WAY! • CIIOOII JOUI CCIIQIICIIEMf roDAr REGULAR TREADS SNOW TREADS NOW - - - ,,. 25H 255 of ctott.es In 8 minutes. DICK • STERRET THE PRODUCTION Athens-Meles Landmark Saves You Money On All Tires! POUURY FEEDS BUILD A FINANCIAL PLAN ••• RACINE, 0. PEARL STREET 9'21 21M 750 x I( lubolo" black wall Willi tho Dnw U:ar, r4 Ooloro 111111 tile Color Seleeto• PHONE WI 9·3202 STARTS TODAY--ENDS OCT. 18 3!~ --- ' i' Morris Equipment Co. 3 ~3 By Uni&ed Presa lnterna«onal Army football game. 4llt f/1 home decorati"- N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Team High Single Np, l. 776. _ Team High serie~ - -Tea'm NLI. 1, 2164:. ' SALES •SERVICE .. , 195;) et --~-·-.- UBRARY OF COLORS I 255 COLOR Eastern Divlaion played on the 1899 Penn State W L T Pet. PF PA squad lhat beat Army, &-0. 4 0 0 LOOO 117 53 TO CONFER DONOR l 1002 2064 "Sure Sign of Quality" DEVOEft I I MErigs Equipment Company I I Ind. High Game - M. 137. Ind. High Series - B Rotl sh. I I j t!l2 J; R~1 y cr Blind Handicap T11!a l \Vnn 2 Lost 1 Tearn No. 4 P Sylvester ,J Taylor !1.·1. Hennessy 1: Nieri Handici:lp TO!Ri Won I l.ost 2 TRADE UP I Society NoteS 2.10 101.1!.• Rous h 1 MANURE SPREADER 325 till Team No . 6 Navy B0WS 27•0 tO GeOf!"J3 • TechTearn ! ~·7 eompanJed them to their home. Croas as ll whole diiU.Jt be .~.. of latl~~- ~u seen norl-l1 ~~a~~: ~-, Q-How r... ootlh in tbe degrees N. The COIIStdlall4lo United states ean the entire is vlslble in ltll entlrtiJ OD1J eoastellatioa ~ tb~ Soutbern 11n !Wu.thern Florida and VI lbe Cms be seen . extreme southeastern part of A- At present the Southern Teu s. 255 228 I.. Warner 1 1 ~1 r. nchinl (;lubukar 12 games) 'irnith } Arnold B /\ease (I game \ llandlcap , .11 lal \-\on I Lost 2 'frum No . 5 J l;ruesl'r 1~ Whi tr 1; ind B md Handicap ·r.1tal \~on 2 Los1 'd cOfltest I AppIe Grove 455 390 BEST I North "alli'a Ed ges york • GAllS JB to 6 Oct. 10, 1964-5 ' R r. ravf'~ with the' I ° I Ki m and Jean . all of Troy, Mr ~ 1, Farra . Blind Edna Roush and Joe Riffle . \\'l)rd was received by Harry Rawlings a..,ts ol Mr. and Mrs. Roy I Allen or the itlness ol G I en 547 Radfo rd Tota l 2l:l4!6 Buck on:r the week end were ITolson. Canton, who suffered 2476 Total Woo 2, Lost 1 Mr . a~ Mrs. Don Hammond, 1a stroke while teaching school Won Z. Lost 0, Titd 1 llulsum Snltt Mrs Bet ty Stewart, Jackie and Wed nesday. Mr. Tolson is mat· Ma son Cit)' Keystone Wood s 421 Jamt's , Mrs. Mildred Foster , all ried lo the former Grace Cro\f . 401 A•h Martin 500 By Mrs. llerbert Roush lof Columbus. Mrs. Stewart re· Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pear80r'l , 387 Williams Grate 472 The famil y or Mrs Edna mai ned to assist in the care of ~ ~r .and Mrs. Junior Salser are 447 Clark Schil lmg <t9\ Roush enjoyed a picnic at the her ml.ther, Mrs. Cora Buck. VJSJU ng Mr il.nJ Mr.s. Charles 492 Saw y"l' Stobart 499 Hock Springs F'airgrounds Sun· 1who sufrtred a hea~t attack IReuter and fn end s m Tucson, 498 Smith Total 2443 day. Those present were Mr .1 and is a medical patient at the I Amona. :~:H2 Totul Won L Lost and Mrs. Lester Rou sh. Karen . I Me1gs Memorial Hospital . -'lr tmd Mrs Walter McDade Won I, Lost 2 High Single M01r;in 221 Joyce, Edith. Joo; n, Vieki, Mike . Mr and Mr.~ Herbert Roush I ~nd Kim a n~ Gene Ea~l y . Tro)'~ Craw Stt'Bk JluU St' H1gh Se n cs - J S1sson 564. :md Gary . Mr and Mrs. Rus· 1omd Roger called at the Spen· spenl the v. ~:t:! k: nd With Edn 538 Jng£' 1 ~ High r~a m Seires - G & J sell Roush , Roberta , Nancy . cer Funer al home In Belpre Roush and fam1 ly. Mrs . Eldlln 478 Sea rs . II a ley 431 1Autu Part s 876. . Sharon, Cindy , Dav1d and Ed- Sunday to see the late Joseph K f'~~he~ry and Kenny, ac4H~ ' Hi gh Tear.1 Sen es C & J ward, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 1 Knight ; 1~ ! Auto Par!.<; 2S26 lshields, Mr. and Mrs Rtmd a! l 1 Coates - - -- - Robert s. Leslie and Todd , Mr. , 2449 Total Q-llow 1s a day measured and Mrs. Hl1!rbert Roush and Won 2, Lo ~ t 1 OPTOMETRIST A - ~- ro m the time the sun Roger, Mr. and Mrs Howard 1 1 Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at Noon on crosst's a meridian of \ongi· Roush and Faye \ Mr a nd (; & J Auto Parts tude unt il 11 crosses that same Mrs. Walter McDade. Mr s. El- \ Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy J lmt• ri d1an aga in. don Kelsey, Kenncttl, Sherry, l"ily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 - I 24 Houn Dally SALE ENDS OCTOBER 18 1,,1 �• 6-Dai!y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 10, 1964 WANT AD INFORMATION 2 SIGNS QUALITY 1962 Chevrolet Impala l'IMo~~~~nr ft'd •.o ollltl • ~ ...,- •41 d.-melt 11bJMt1eii&I:MII. l:rrort ltU,.ld W r11.rk, whitPwal\ tires. Ot'\1 R<~di o whit~ l!l!t' I"I OI 1961 Volkswagen 2 Door reported ~ 1'be IJ<Ib ,,m,. wtll llllot be ~hit foo thu ""'• tu........nOI tD.rU011 and finish, $1395 Vmyl tnm, g6ud tirPs h eitN dPiuxe accessories 1960 Rambler Classic Wagon _-,-,......,- $899 t -~ per ClaW ODA IDierT.1- allrtlm111!1 Cbar.-e (1(1 eentt \.l (Amtl per •ll"'lffl fn• Throe. •eeutt.a lo.al!'tluna tf~ 0 - I I M on jM.IO ath IMI .u ~kll wtl"h• 10 d•n· !A1t.D Oi' l"J:IAllllUo lo UBl"l"\1 \ID"IQI'I . ~ OPEN EVES. 7,00 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO "11141tton&~ wOJ'O 1~ on-.ca aouw. LJO .A.. ».. S&tul'lu~ : XI CCI ~Ol> A M. a"& 00 t' w. II.. OaUr U>OO ...,Mo &A$\' For Sale Livestock ..."" "" ro PLAI.a • u:sm..·.r P'BOOUCINQ PONTES for sale or trade : Saturday, Ott. 17, 12:30 p. m. Weaned Colts, also some 1 have so ld my horne and Wl'II sell the following per sonal good broke mares from 4254 inches, 1·3 down . Balance property at my home on by month . Paul Orr, WI 9State Route 124 in .vest RUt· land , 2822. 9 30 9tp PHON& WY 2-21 56 Card of Thanks CN::O::T:::I<;:I Cl" ILICTIOH ON TAJl NOTtCI o• ILICTtON 01111 TAX LEVY tN n:c111 OP THI TUI LIVY IN .... Of' THE TIN MILL LIMITATION MILL LIMITATION NOTICI II hereb)' tl ... n Ul.tl11 t. NO'l'ICt: Ia be~b)' Vven t/ult Ill puuu•n ce of 1 R-.oluUon &I the c.u I Alfred 'ociety Notes Stiversville News Notes Television Revue purau&n.c. of 1 Ret<Jhatton ot l.he Board of Tn~•te«a ol !ictplo T.,Wll· ·-------:--::-"":''::""~ · - - - - - - - - - - Boud of 'l"ru.I.HI ol Or&lllfl Town· -'tip, Me\JI GGUnt,y, Oh.U:>, pulled 011 lhip. MaiJI Count.¥. Obll>, pUoltd 011 IM lith <IU of All6\lll, liM, the1'41 Mr . and Mrs. Dell Talbott the Jrd d,y Auf\l.t, 111M. t here will 1><1 oubmtUed w • <rotc of the Sunday Scbool &ttendanel 08 will be tulunJn..:~ w • voLe of th• p.oopl., ot aaid TuwlUhip •• a O.n· purehasW a color Jet last """t. ~ was .c The ofierfncr peopl• of tald Townah.IP al a Gent~· enJ Eln!lon t u Ia h.,ld In Uuo Town k ........: .. i.t ue al Eleruon 10 be b.ald ln l.h• Town· ahip of Scipio, Mel .. County, Ohlo, wee . $10.20. Wonhlp Services wen thlp of Ou nll~ . Melli County, Ohio . a! tha r'I!IIUl&r plac•• {>f •otllll' !.litre•ttended held at with DQ. or TV INTERIOR • exterior painting .u t.he ruuJar plan of vothu t.hueand paper hanging. Fifteen ln. Oil Tuaadar. Ul~ lTd day of Nov· "'Y embe r. 1~. the quutlon of lavy. years experier.ce. Ph oce 1"1 mr. In eue.. of the t.,n 1111.11 Umll..l· 2-6909 10 9 6t Uo,;, for the benefit ol OrLille Towa· · P thl.P Bo• rd o1 Tru•t•u for uu pur-poH of nre protacl.lon lD Orllltla Towr:1b.ip ALUMINUM aeU-storlnR atorm s•kt u~ beln1: an llddll.ton•l tall uf 11o. mill to ru n for flv~ yea .. 11 a windows at price!! yor can ""' n..t u ceffl.ln1 \lo. mtu tor u.ch afford . Nothing down ' up to I umuunl• o"" de~Jia.rto ~~r!ve va.h11tton. c.,nll fur .. ~whl~h ont 5 yean to pay Call WY 2- . hundrr<l dolb11 uf Vl luat!on, for ~· iH Ye~ro . 2874 (If WY 2--5140~ . T'ht Polio for aakl £1KIIOO w!JI be 11) 15 12te main open open ~~ &·30 o'fleok A. M. llld reuntil I ::JO u " ~l<ICII J>. Til. - - - - - - - --·- -- &io•ln~ Standnd Tlma o;or u td day. By order oC the Board <~t li:l&eUun•. ~ 0raf'Rt, PlmD.ital ... uf >1"'111 County. Ohlu. Emm~t G. WIU, Chairman HNdal Dorothy Johnatun. Clnll MIDenYWe. CNdl Dated oc~ober s. 19114.. lEad your Hwer tro•Nel noJ 10 ' 17 ' :w. JL " c We llave .0 llzN ~OTICI O" IL•CTION ON TAX lewet M~ LIVY IN IXCIU 01' T"l TIN MILL LIMITATION fteluoa.ltll aNOTICE il hereby &1ven that In CaD pur~""n'"" "' M He~ulutwn or Ut~ W'W Z.%114 Da) 01 NIJ:DI c""'""n or the VUJajfe or M!dlllepurt ttu 1 31 1ft MitJtJ I~ I'"''· Ohio. pu~"'il o~ - - - - - - - - - -!~r~~~~~~~t~ i'!K:~ot•e~i ~~';eo';.~.~ 1ur .. id \'IUa.t~e at • Genera.! Election LIGHT HAln.ING or water , t.u h• hll'ld m th.. Vlll•1e ot Ktddle· hauling. Ph WY ~ 222 port . Ohio;. at the ,.cuiar pla ree o1 <)h Pomerov Motor Co. f.l-28 lor IIJ -ofd on.lll ..uuErl - -- I Locat owner, 6 cyl., Standard trans ., radio. beater, clean insitle and out Leg1l Notice Legal Notice -Com- pany. Repa.irinj all make&, ~· 1tomatic and standard tranlmlsslons. Electric weldln&Phone WY 2-6173. • :t4 u. $1495 st 11 tion \\l agon V8 e ll~ ine , automalle trans. Lu ~gagE' TRANSMISSION Salvage Pomeroy Motor Co. OF ht>ater Business Services wu l. ln. on Tuelday. the lr<l day of Nov· Several from here en>bu. lliiM. the quoatlDII of JnylnJ, I nd In u~a• ol the tea mUI llm.Jtatlon, the baby shower at Port a tor the hndlt of Scipio Tlni'JUh!p d h 1f M p ullne Board of Trulee~~ tor the purpo" ()f gT8 e SC 00 Or r:!l . 8 provldlnll tire protection for Sdplo Brewer Town.ohlp. . Said. l.u beiJll' &II addlttonlll t.u e-f one lniU \<) run for n~• Ye•n at a Mrs. Bob Cozart and daughrlt~ not ell~-d.tn1 Ont mlU for of p 1 nd t eaeh on~ d e~ll•r e~r ~lltlltl()n, wh!eh ter ort a were J'eC'f'n •me~1uH• tu hn t.: ~nt• tur each ""• visitors of Mr . and Mrs. David hundred duiiMra of valuat!uo. ft>r nvt ~ears Wolre. The Pulla for a.ald Dectiun will be M d M G f'i'"h and open a1 a:JO o'clo.-,11 A.M. and ~ r . an r!l. us 1-l' maln Optn until 0:30 o'dO<:k P. M.. children ' DeWitts Run were Enle~n standard Ttm• uf .,ld da,by order of th• Board or El~tlont, guest. of her parenl!, Mr . and ot Mrln County, Ohio Mrs Charleo Van Meter reEmmett G. WlU, Chairman · 06rolhy M . Johntton, CJ•rk centJy . Dtt~d Octub~r 11. tMf.. , • .._ noJ ID, 11, u , Jt, •k Ben Allen Is a patient m lue NOTICI! OF aucTtoM Oflll TAX Memorial Hospital in Pomeroy. LIVY lN IXCUI OF TM. TaN JaCk T1mm001 Visited reJaMILL LIMITATION , NOTICE i.JJ hereby •lven tb•t la IJveS and friends In tillS COmpuuuanet ot a ttuolutlon of the mun'tty on Saturdoy Board uf F.duution of the Soulh~rn · ~..,..,, Sl"hwl Dlstri~t . M.,,.., count~. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fitch and Oh io. paMed on the :lard day of . . h Ju ly. t~Mo~ . tt>ere ... m be mhmlt\ed w son, DeWJtts Run, vistted er ~ll;t~~~t o!t t~e ~:,~~~ ~~~~~~~n ~bo~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph hdd In the Southtm ·Lou.l School Brewer Saturday afternoon. Di•trict, Mtil• counlJ. owo at ed the reralar ~''' "" M vot1n11 theri!ln, Several from here attend ~~~ -~::.a~hetllqeue~';1onda:1 ~:V::;.e~~ the homecoming at the Hazaf'l eueu of the ten mUl llmltatloD, for community church at DeWitts th" ho!1ldi1 of The southern Lue11 School Dl•trlcl. for the purpo•e of Run Sunday . me~liDI curront expensca; or South- Mr and Mra James Middleern LoeaJ School Dlltrl<:'l. · · S•id tn bl!!nJI: a renewal of .. swart and children spent Sun. eiiatln. tu of F<>ur ~ t.<l ~un for . d ~'lvt yean at a r>~lt not exre-edlnl •.o day With her parent!, Mr. an mlil• fOl" e•ch one dollar of v•luauo. MrS Edward Bush Spiller whi ch amount. to ~·orty CI!'JI.tl ror · ' · etc'h one hundred doUara of nlua. Taddy Durst, Columbus, spent l.lon , for The Poll1Five for yean. 1ald i!:l"''tion arW b1 a weekend WI th •• m;:r parents, Mr . open at ft,30 o'clock a.m . anil remain and Mrs Rudy Durst open until ~ - ao o'clock P.M . Eu!.t:m · · St•ndaro Time of .aid ilay. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Van Met· orderCounty. of the Bo~rd or I:Jeetlo" . DllrS1 of ByMel1U Obi(). er C81Jed On Mrs. M3X!De l'"..mm~tt a. Wtu , Cbalnn.ln Monday Dorothy M. John.I.On CJN"II · nated odob"r 8. 19M. ' Mrs. Cecil Roseberry spent 10 17 UoJ • · :H, aJ. tk' fte ·~ h · te an a rnoon Whu er 11s r, Mrs. Zana Middluwart recent- 1 10·. ·· 'N Uoyd By RICK OU BROW Uolted Pre L International HOLLVWOOD tU Pl J - The most not a b I e thing about thl !! wek 's ABC·TV "'Shindig" show, a new sreies that presents mostly atroc iou11 popular music, was not the CQmmercial about pimplea;, charmtns: as il was. Nc:- was the h!Rhlight on the Wednesday night show the taped performan("'e of the Bea· ties. Everythmg that tht"re Is to say about them has been said : They are very likeable boys who are expert putting everybody on, who have k~n senses of bwnor, who are now oc view in a delightful movie called ''A Hard Day's Night," and who play the world 's worst music, terribly. All that is set· tied. No, the most notable thing was not even a fellow named P.J. Proby who seemed to have even morr and longer hair tha'l the seatles, and who, In fact, II g a 1 ader and an ltteJld.. n er I e ance of 18. Worship and Communion lei'· ViCeS were held at 8 p. m_ wftb the Rev. Ca!lto 11nd an attend· ance of 36. ~"'"pt . and Mr•. Jo'-. H. Tay......,. 1¥1 lor are announcing the birth I of a daughter , Tishlyn E!lte I on Sept. 12. The Taylors are stationed at Hon.est.ead A.F.B., Fla. They alsO h&VI a 1011, John Roman . Mr. and Mrs. Gerald ~hfartt and family of Marietta visited their parent!!, Mr. and :\1rs . Ho-bart Swartz and Mrs. Nlna Ro-blnson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode called on Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and ConnJ Sue at Pomeroy and Mrs. J. B. Hayes and Mr. and Mr•. Clifford at l Living Room suites, one one · ;~~~n~, ~;::.;:be~~ 1~.~~· ~~!.t~: nearly nf'W ' 1 bedroom suite, I • 24 30tp of l~,·ylnl. !n li!XCUJI or the \o:!':o Hayes and Gregory, Sunday arHelp Wanted t Book Cas limed Ollk bed mm llmlt..allon, for Ule benefit of temoon . who assisted in acy w;:;y at e • Mldf\l~purl vmaa.:e for tla purpon d I th Sever~\ metal beds, Frigid·r tfEATlNG, Plambkll, MHO. of t.:lllltlq iD the YIII&Je tT.,I~hone, Mr. an Mn. arence A the time of the death of my . R .. ,..ater. Wll~r hydnntl. ru. el.,clrl· 1ft~ d f mJ} f Col b brother . .John Rapp. 0 u r WANTF.D : Woman to care for a1re eJngetator, gas range, hntace., &ruoJd Brotllen. dty. and uumJ ... for th• nty Buildera.vu an a Y 0 urn Ul elderly lady. Live in. Call •-g washer. 2 plat- Ill Ea•l Malo SIJ'eel, Pom. !n.(l, Whk-h Include ,aa, d.,etrldty, spent the week end witb his Good M.y 1.4 thanks lo those who sent telrphono: and water. WI 9-2lt4. 1{, 9 3tc flowers , cards. and brought S•ld tu t>e1n1 an addHion11 tu of parents:, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur form rockers, several other ervy, PbOIII Wl a.zua. two mllll w run tor flv., yea .. at 1 Alh l d Wil J '( -I h food . We also thank Dr . Dan· C a rs, • enmore sweeper, 7 20 tfc rate not •utev.dlnl two mtllll ror e~~ocb er on an rna ean. LOOKING FOR SECURI lets, Don Seevers and the Round table, dining room one dollarto ot vakuotJon, Mrs. James Crockarell or 11mount1 Twenty Ci!ntl for which each JOB' rug, une hundr@d dollM.U of vatu•tJon, _for Alexandria, Va., ill spending suite, pianu, 9 :1 12 Ewing Funeral Home. May . h j Five Yun. ti 'lh her •· Cod Blass them all. 1 Warm mormng ga! eater, The Poll• for aald El.edJOII wm be some me WI parenw., 1:open aJ 8:30 o'riDClt A . 'II. and re· Mr · and 'Mrs · Delbert Gaul and· Brl.ck It' ned coal heater, Ot' l Mrs. Clara Ohlinger and n.aln op~ n until 8:30 o'cluclt P. 1\l., Family cook stovt", stands, lamps, assfstins In the can ol her 1 E.o~t~rn st.andard. Time or ..Jd da.v. ·1· b f b Br ordtr ot the &o•rd at EleetioJll, f lh 10 10 ltp ut1 1ty ca inffl., cof ee ta le, of Me1 111 county Oh.lo. a er, nearly new portable Ironer, 1 Emmett <> . wm, (llaJmtaD The following per&llls attendlnltructions p & Dorothy M . John•tun, c1u11: I Notice ---- - electric fan and ice cream 1 arts 5•rv ce 0 n nuu.d Oc:t.oo..r a. t964 . ed the belling and shower for 0 10 17 31 freezer, old Victrola, book 1 ' "'· • •tc Mr. and Mrs. Wllbur Robinson ' • -~ Any Make Chain S1w Oft 30 ly. u. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTSI case desk and some books, Mr. and "-. E. E . Brewer (Marilyn Koehler) at the GranNOTICI OF ILICTION ON TAX .rrl..t:'l SEE THE NEW l!.en '"'"'an. 1..u stan llll"b u clock, pressur~ canner. porch. Smalllnglne Service Lh'Y IN IXCI:II 01' THI TIN were recent guests of their ge hall Saturday evening: Mr. ~~~~("!D~o~~~ ~~~'::' ..tt"a'':!i! .swing, hand tools eattle de. 1 NOTicEM~Lbe~~;T:a~~N "'at 11a daughter and rami~¥, Mr. and and Mrs. Millard Swartz and -.pen r.:,.p.n""~ •uro•lh un~-.. horner , and many other arti~ ' pw-suaru: .. ol a Re.olaiJoo <~~ tbe Mra. RoD Beegle and Christi, S Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart oary ~'llE.E tnlormatto" 1111 Jolla. I d ll0.11n:l of Tru.U• ot Ot&nlfl Town· oaJar1U r• '•emtPI.I w..,. rufuy c e" not liste . ship, Mei,-• County, Olllo, pused OD Racine. wartz, Grace Swartz, Mr. and .u ~ .. , S f De O 106 W, M1ln Pom•nnr, 0. lhl' 3rd. d•y or A\1.1\l•t. 1\lM, tbl!rl M Leo rd 'I I ,.a:;c"o~n na~';...,;,:"'"'9:a •n·49fl P"'nre tan ord nney, wner ·-, 11'11.1 be auumltted t.o a vote ot the A picnic dinner was held at R. G. Ables, Bald Knobbs, . rs. na Amoa, Ricky Will fl•'' ' <;an""'"' . Terms: Cash :'~:~e co:un'i;~ ~=~t':.; the home of Mr. and Mrs Lar- called on Howard Allen Tues- ]Jams, Mr. and Mra. Shennan Not responsible for accident&. PHOTO Copying Servtce. Co""" pla~e• or vounr therttn. on Tuelday ry Ebersbach on Sunday· ~th day mornino:r. Rend_ erson and Pamela, Wilma I C· C· Bra dl0rd • A ucuoneer " • '"' '"' •of., levytnr. ol ""'=""· tho tile following attending, Mrs. w• ·~ Allen vislted Mn. Gurn th er, Mrs. J8'-vam, ··•· • GET A-MENMAN'S JOBII les made of legal papers... que•uon tn n:eeu'"'· of lbe Mrs. l.Aiia bola C.pmll n~< buli<ln~en 11rad.,u <Jrar A. C. Bradfurd, Manager birth records and alm<lst any ~~n o::~e ~!'~~p ~!.,!.hcofb";.~~ Ottle Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Nell Middleswart recently. Taylor, Jeanie AthertoD., Mr. Inn~ •. hackhne• and •crapen li:at"rO I 10 9 6tc other documen••. Also lamiD- and lee• !.he tor the purpoM of m.aintWlinJ MarvJ·· Roush Conm·e Bob, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fitch Hank I '>P Wall<"O Wa Will tnt\1' fOU oil 14 up.kei!p gf M!Oel.ertaa lJI " o , d Douglas and Barbara, Mr. I •ur "''"'flment VA •PproVed for tfng tn plastic, ftlm to pre- OrM~tRe Town•hlp. Koonle and LuAnn all of New and daus:hters were recent vis- an Mrl!l. Clair Follrod, Stevie , uit .... ,1,.,,, lnlntnr. Write, WOMAN'S GOOD, clean used Slid tax beillf: lUI •ddlt!nnat tu H ' M ' Ito of Mr nd M C 1 and Kathy Charlotte V M t POMEROY, 0 "-SSOCIATED dresses, mostly size 16~. 2 aerve your valuable paper1. "' '>It mill to run tor uve Y""'" at a aven, r. and Mrs . George r!l . a rs. ar , an e · "E" Y" EOUIPMR:I\/'1" scnooLS Re0 1er ID p r•te not ""uedlnlf 1-'o mm fur aaeh Carson, Edd!'e Beverly and F;t•h et and daughters Mr. and ':::::=::=~::=::=~~~,::=-' 1 um w l..allt A•e. for $5.00. No night calls. Res· surance, omei'OJ' one d<~llar or valuauon, whieb ' '"' · ~ 011 1 Coiumhu•. " ldence D. Adei'~ Browru·ng, II f, tfe •mount• t.o Five cent.. tor eo~~oh una Dickie, of Mason, Mrs. MilUe Recent vi1itors of E . H. Car· Mrs. Donald Robmson, Gene""' hundred doll.an of vlllultlon, fo.r d · E!be · G th · Mr d M I.OSE WEIGHT safely --• ea• Rt 1 Rutland 10 • •t .,_1 0N~ER ~~~ ... vaan. Bumgarner of Masoo and Mr. penter an faJD.Jly were r vteve u rte, . an n. •uu · ' · v c ~:~ Th• Polll tor ..., ltlectlon will be and Ml1l Howard Ebersbach of Reibel and son Jim Dally Merle Hawk and children FlorUy, witb new Dex·-~-diet tabFo Sal Cam_._. 811' & open at 1:30 A. M. and rtnWn op•n · • ' • lets. Only 96c. Stark Pbarm· r 8 Real Estate For Sale unU111:30 o'<!IL..,Ir; P. K . llM\arll ltln4- Portland. Ralph Brewer, Dave Andrew!!, ence Spencer, Mrs. Gerald Gu· 00"tp "l..-uu tndfM'd ~Y~~~otof1~ ~-nt or maetto··. Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Del Talbott, S. thrie and Diana, Mr. and Mrs. acy. oHOU ~F. six-·- rooms, and bath, - - - - -- - --.. tlrtteCrfn ,._ • c..tMt 7 'i.or·ust SL, Pomeroy. FOR SALE: 4 nom furnished ' ot .Met~~":~ba.~ru. CMrman accompanied by his parents, W. Durst, Howard and Duani Ch.arle!l D. Woode, Pearl Koeh· 10 AUTOMOBILE IDIW'ance been house . Nice location. City .&.. C. BRA.DPURD Dorothy H. JohNlc!a, Chtrk Mr. and Mra. Thereon John- Allen, Claude CUnningham, Syl· ler and Randy, Janet Connoliy, 10 8 3lc canceUed7 t...ost your opera· water, gas and electricity. (J~·!~~\~~I.If'~. 8.lu-1 ML son of Racine, spent 1 week via Ai.ien, Vic and Tom Durst, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Robinson, 1 ll tfe tor'a &iceasef Ca:O WY 2--;tf1116 Large lot. Call WY 2--Z806. end recently with Mr. and Susie Price and Howard Frank. Marlene and Gregory. Sending llittc NOW AT LANDMARK !0 10 3tc IIIIOTIU tw ILICTI<Iff ON ux Mn. Scott Wheeler of New gifts were Nina RobJDJOD llJid EXPERIENCED LlvY rN ucn• op THI TIN Boston. Clara Follrod, Mr. and M;·a. SEVEN ROOM brick home 1o MILL uMrTATroN For Rent . NOTICE IJil hereb, llYen that iD Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush Paul Buckley, Mr. anJ Mn. P•,meroy, two bathrooms, f uuan...Df a JLa.olutlun ot tbf spent a weekend in Chlll.ieothe Bill Put:JD~ Mr and Mn. Rt<x f Middleport Apartment. 5 r•Joms bedrooms, garage, basement, oard of Truatete of CAl'lttr ToWD· ·, • • bath and basement, on ground t:"~P·1CH.'t•t.,,. ~~.~. t:!~ "~ ~ith their children, Mr. and Rodbl~on, Bob!eaSanor S·))'le1, Mr. 3 fimshed rooms tn attJ(':. noor. Newly decorated , hard·' Large :ot. Out or high water. be 11\lbmlt\.ed lo I vote or Uw people n. Norman Roush and taman 1'1. Yl.Jr, Mr. 8Jl(l of .. id Towll&hlp •t I General ltlec- ily and Mr and Mrl Robert )Ira • Lin""('V Lyona' U••• llld wood floors . automatic tleat. I Central heating JnqWre uon ~ be netd In the Townah.lp or • • · "' tO 10 tf• I THRll OCT. 10 Charles Wt'ldermuth. WY • ....... Cheater, Af•tc• Count]', Oblo, at ~e Euler and daughter. Mrs. Carl FindJJna, Mr. and C'll II'Y 2 3200 _ ·. _ · ___ ' 1 6" •a·vm tbe largut llrDU or ru~ular piau, of vot~ thertnn, 1111. M d M be •- M D '· 'uhn - ·2205 or WY un6. 9-28-Uc OUlldozer ntcllator &o the 'l'ueecLay. U.e 3rd day &I November, r. an rs. Ro rt McKel- Mr. and Mn. Jame1 Cirtn;o n . l.ur K • NICE FOUR room house with I '5.puk Plugs--- ••· 4'h - -· ~- ~ _ IIDIIleat beater oore. !:\:":b~~-:u.:11 °W~·,lD :· vey of Belpre visited Sunday of New Haven, Va .. were The couple treated to andy basement, hardwood flonrs , row Chains _ ... $2. 57 HOUSE FOR SALE: f roomt tomem ot Chuter Tow..:, ~ aflemoon witb Mr. and Mn. Wil at the home of bi& mother on and cigars, and refreshments of nicely locat ed on Lincoln i I furnished, Minersville. $3000 W'ro~~!~ tor u... purpo.. ot fin llam McKelvey and soDJ. Monday and Tuesday. lee eream, cake, eoffee and Heights. Call WY 2-Jfl54 Tra·; light Bulbs u. l5~; 1 Pbone WY 2-3312. t ""- tfc ,.Matd tu bei.De: an ~d.dltloaal Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Price GueatJ in the Dean Brinker Kool ade were MI'Yed. 40il WY 2-2143 Pom....., at" aufrata .,.. mw 1.:. nm fUJ" lhtiYa cy Whaley . 10 10 6tc 1 Unico 23 c:u. ft. - not •xootelillll' millYUT:I lor and MTI!l. Fagan Prlce .."'Dt a borne on Saturday evening were l r----~_;;;;.~ 1 Cfwtt Frel'zer $239 U(!b 011• lioUar of valuation. whim ek d j n '-'Y ~-} ~.. •r• · amounta to Five C•nta for each ont we en umuua wltb thelr Keith B arnl tz, who 11 on 1eave 1 Fl RNISHED apartment !or : OMEROY ~---LI... LJ _ L. 0. McCOY, AUCTIONEER, hundr..t taou..,..., •lllu..t.loJl. tor a.,. daughter Miss Patsy Price from ~ervice in Hawiai Mr . Dr. T. J. B11dshaw rent, ground floor. 3 rooms , \.MQDW ,_. flfl1 Chester Oltlo. 1 21 llo Ye-&ra . ..... ' ' ' Mr • The PoD• fOi" .,.1d ~:~eou,.;; ~·•u co ;-..ecent guests ot Mr. and and Mn. Hayman Barnits, . and balh. 381 S. Second Ave., J•ck W Cuse 01'110 •t uo o'cJ.uck A. IIi.. and ,.. M 11o .~ Eber ba ·-• M G Born! d Optometrist Y 1 POMEROY - 5 • room frame ma.ln o.Hn untu II:JO o'elocll r. "·· ra. Wan1 S cb tor ~JU n. ary tz. · an M'ddl I eport. Call WY 2-5262. I .-:.v •. n·,· •·:t"iOi , "II b U . Eutern Standard Time or al1d day, the funeral of Mrs. Ebenbach's daugheiro, Pomeroy, Mr. and }I) 6 Ue 1 nou.se wl 1 a 1, gas ctrcu11 y order ot the soan~ ot :li.KIJ.uiUt, ------------~ ·~;:~==::?":::::::::::=! 1 lating heat, l • room base([( H•lll• Count:r. Obi<l. mother, Mrs. Bertha Williallll Mrl. Carl F. Van Meter and ~For Appatntmont~..:::.,.•:..wroi.n.~.mc~-TRAP"...ER on Grant Street. , APPLES B • I me.•t ;md <ellar, unfinished - · Included Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Margaret Ann Carletoo and 1011 0 Phone WY C 1) Yt'Y 2 1~4G WY '12 86 ' !!f- t'tte F r 1.!! ! i .. u:n C"""'"~' .. .rl .. ivewey nut Tep Cef~tr htd For iJ llted October ll, 11084 Williams, Jr., Augusta, Maine, of Dorcas. a -.. or 10·itf~ Farm. Phone WY ~!"'high ";"~i; $4:ooo.<Xt.· ... _ . Wnck.a C•rs •nd frucb otto, 17' u., :». "'k< Mr. and Mrs. Jamea WI1Uam1, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith o1 Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. I. INCOME PROPERTY _ Nm · 0 Conn., Mr. and Portland were dinntz guestl of NOT!c• 01' aLaCTION ON TAX Th.omn&J\nville, J'""" 137 N. Second ATRAILER lots for renl, close 9 25 25tp room Duplex, -4 rooms up and 1 24 HOUR TOWING 1 uvv '" IXcus or T'"l TIN Mra. T. A. Roberts Ostran- the Dan Smith family on SUnMILL LIMITATION d fi tha biftbda of to Laundrymat and !lchools. WHY PUMP your sluggish sep- 5 down, each with bath, Com- _ NOTICE 1a ...reb, rtvea. that tn er; Mr. and Mra. Warren Me- day, bono ng '/ Middleport, 0. Valley Lumber & Supply Com- tic tank? Get Klean-Em·All pletely furnished. Rents for Open 1 A.M . .. 1 P.M ~~!~f"eofortn! e~:~~~t.;; ::,~e Gowan and three children ot Don Smith. pany, Middleport. 10-3-tfc Septic Tank Cleaner. Land· $32 weekly. CIOMd lu~ Obto, pan..!! on the 4oth d.,- oi .June: Columbus; Mn. Jack Warner, Mr. and Mra. Dean. Brinker :::==::-:- - -- - -mark Farm Bureau, Porn· 115 ACRES- With 40 acre! Phon• 985-: .!!:· .:.~~: .:!'P~twtot~'~': .~Jackson; Mr. and Mn. D.Bvld and William Carleton apent ID MODERN 4 room and batb for cultivation balance in pal· l•tw.n Chtshlr •nd •, Geo .. raJ EI«UOD to be beld. J.n u.. Reese Breman· Mrs Jame• evening with Mr. and Mn. HayIPECIIUUD turni hed rtm t M 1d IJ"OY · 9 29 30tc fupp.t,.. PI•In on ltete Rt. 7 11J•1e ol lb~aeu~e. Ohio at itte ' ' ' • s apa en · · ture and limber, wire fenc-nruJa:r pia~ of voun.r .here~~~, oa Roberst, Grantsvllle, W, Va.; man Banutl and 1011, Keith, dleport. WY 2-at7t_ SINGER Sewmv machines, ing, well watered with two 1:;.~~~~ ~':..t~n ~ 1:!,.~.""'~..!: Mrs. Denver Roberta, Bellville, who will leave Saturday for bis Fll TillE 9 11 tfc oew, $59.50 up. ::.everaJ used ponds, wells and 1pn'ngs, 8n• or tile taa m.w l1ml~..au-. for W. Va.· Mr. Sam Ebersbach, base in Hawaii. -;::--;---:-;-;------: A 5 1 the beaent o1 Syrac:UM Vlllap for • Duple<, 3 bedrooms. Sugar machines at bargalD prices room house with bath, free uto • es u.~ purpo.e of stre•t I..J.fbt.J. Newark; Mn. Mary Eber!lbach, Warrtn Rose called 011 Dean .Said 1 Luw beln.-· b ll!ll-1.1 of . . Mlk - B~-·· Run area , Pomeroy. Phone Tb e l''abrtc Shop. C:i n~er Sates gas, two barru and plenty n.J•ttn of n....e mllbo to nu. e, TeiTy and Ke1'th, of · _,,w uuacr Frlday eve ni 1 :a~81 : ~~~ erset. WY 2--3618. 10 2 tfc and Service, Pomeroy . Ohio. outbuildings. On good road ¥.. FOR SALE, 1951 Plymouth. f:~ ~-~· Mn. Ermal Schrecltq~~. .~ 0 :=;;;-;::;:;--:-;--:---;----,:-;- WY Z-2284. I 21 tfc mile off black top and 8 miles · Good running order. wII- valu•tlon. which amounu to 1'h1rt)' Guests reeently of Mr. and Parker1b1111 called at the ~ THREE and four ron'tt furnio;;h• PERFECTION Oil beater witb from Pomeroy. $12,000.00. li.aru Blake, Dorcas, Ohio. ~:n.~lu~~~on~ oF~.,~~ dDll.a.r• Mn. Don Johnson and 100., Brt- Brinker home MODday. ed IDd GDfornisbed apan. C. C, CUCKLER 10 t 8tp Ttle Poll• for utd EltctlOJI ww "be an, included Mr. and Mrl. TherLY 1-4550 • .... drums and [l'ltt'ngs D•yton opep at •=30 o'eloclt A M •-'" bl IDeDtL WY ~ l2 15 tfc ' " Ptmeroy, Ohio main open u11tll e:30 ~·c~oclr. 'P. 'M: eon Johnson, Mr. and Mn:. Fred Glfta \lrf'rt plaeed OD I ta e 245 L ltlfe St. Athens electric scales, 30 lb. capac· Bo:z zza WY !-3830 1959 FORD, 9 passenRer Coun- ~:a:~:rd!~·::_ ~':t of1 ;~day. Phll&on and Mrs. Helen Jobn- eovered wilb a whUt alotb cer.. FOUR room famished apart- ity, 10 ft . meat case, 1955 try Squire Station Wagon, au· o1 Mal•• count 7 , ottJ.o.. 0 na, son of Racine. U:red 11titll 1 1Jri1U doll 8Dd 10 9 ltc ment. Pho.. WY :1-3651 . Mercury, bndy and chassis :::::::--:c::-::=--:--,-,.-,--, tomat;c tr ao sm1 ss1on, power Da Enunett a. ww. Chalrm.. M and ,._ Doruthy K. JohnttDII, cMrt: r. wn; Larry Eber• 1lreamen 1 ttached to I polnl 11 24 tfc less motor and transmission, FOR SALES: 2 lots in Letart steering, radio, heater, pow- <Iot ~ ~r.~~e; ,'tt:*· bach were Sunday dinner guests over the center lnd extendilll 1 I WE WISH to thank all thuse I i;===========,l HOMELITE SALE$ & SERVICE ;===========. - CHARLES BLACK 1965 Ill BUICK$ PONTIAC$: 81 ae ttnars · '!!I I 1 c Nutes to wa!f•h televisi~n . by : The Hei.!dlluers : Dean Marnc-viously announced ap· pearanre on CBS-TV's "Rawhide," as a gunfighter, airs Oct. 30 ... Tom Ewell gu~sts with NBC-TV 's Jack Paar Oct. 2~ ... Patsy Kt!"lly, Ed Begley. I ·, HARVEST HOLIDAYS sA.LE I fl . C rf\!lt 9 . Briny Bitpl 22. En.glilllh -l.. Lucatlon of roy &I lnnab.~.uck, .A.u•trla. houoo 25. Lamb'• 6 . 'M.aJe 8WU1 pen 10. M l.I.IC&l illaU"Umeat. 12. Wit 8. u. Cl<.>~~e lo Hi. K e ttl e 17 . Exel&rna.- A•la.n 29. Know: ~~ 81. Sounds, u SooL. rnllttary 18. Hippoorat ea· blrtllplaoe cap lL Kind Of ro<k 16. Spinning 10. Dull ;!3. Clty traJn 24 . S-31\aped 'l"t~ar ' • a. wa.tch 82, City: N.Y. 33.Put on. aa elothe1 35. Colorado city 9 .1(1ndof t.ion E\\IINfY form 'f. Gui8J'ta. Nat ion" FI RE AWAY, 2'T. Plat- ...h or• 36, ln(iliLllH~d loy 19. p lllll t molding .... ,.., Sf . Rope with• nw· nlng OmOt 'l2. MctoJ 44. Gleam, 47, Bcl'vre 48. R1cent ~- ovule . ::le. Curly· •• FREO LASSWELL no.mo 6. Japaneae 13. ''The - ·- - A.J\aer Ll'L ABNEII haired dotr 28. Wapiti !SO. C onste lls• tlon 81 . MadttM&t 84.. ... Decelvet~ : 37. PronoUD. 18. Soon 40. M"oUonleal il. Gr•·ek lE"tter 46. Girl's nama t9. A shll.d& o! green --~- 51 . T fl ll'f 62. Pt~inful "''" tiS. Afrellh 64 . Pitclmr DOWN 1. Food t'lltb DAD. Y CRYI'TOQUOTE - Here's bow to AXYDLBAAXK I• LONGFELLOW One lett.er •Imply stands for llhOthe-r. In tbta sample A l• ulleCI for the three L'a, X for the two O's, etc. Bingle letters_ a.po... t:rophleJ, the length. and formation ct the wonia are all hints. u-e different. A . , . , . _ qu."'llo• Each day the code 1ettf111!1 :;::r.:; JOSY "''YJS, * 7 • - VRill om .. O'r OE * -l1HYBRT MONDAY THRU FR!DAY 6,45 Sign On 7,00 Be Still and Know 1:03 News 1:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines U2 Muslcal Clock U5 Word and Testimony 8:0!1 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News a, 10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 8:16 Musical Clock 8·5!) Comtnunlb' News 9·00 Talk of the Town U> Mason County Newo U' 00 !"ublic Service 10' 1> Family Worsll;p Hour 10:30 Latchst.ring 11: DO News Beat 11:05 Morning Melodies except Friday, Churcb Bells Ring 11 :45 World News 11 :56 Mason County New• 12:00 Community News 12: ~ Loc:al NeWi 12' 10. Markets 12 :15. Weather u' 211 ,,Bulletin Board 12:251lewa 0 Grams u,so County Agenl ll:li CouDirJ Go R~ 1:55 New• Beat 2,00 Country Go Round 2:55 News Beat s,oo ~way Matlnea 3'$$ N•wa Deal 2-32791 l-6970,1 1 llmm 1\ na:. =·,:. Diles Radloear Co. 1 =-=:=--:---;--.FOR RENT. modern house, complete course in radio and Falls, downtown. Harriet Hy. er brakes. Phone WY 2-3898 television with all equipment. att, Tel. CH 7-2361. or see it at Hackett's Soldo NOTte• OF aucTtON oN nx a1J: rooms and bath. Youngs· Chari Lo B J C!~ LIYY IN IXCI•J 01' THI TIN . I k es ...ar ms, ng o · 10 9 6tp CM::rvice . 10 1 Ue MtLL LIMITATtow towD ldteheo, tile floor . 1otom, Ohio. 10 7 tfc =:::--:-:-:-::c-:;---..,-pu~~~! ~~ ~r~ol~~~ ~t ... caled at 136 Lincoln-rd Call ......... ·-· ·- - FOR SALE : 1 room house, ga- FOR SALE, 1953 Chevrolet, 52,· a I'd WY :1,11)20, ' 29 Uc THERE'S NO charge for use rage, near bolb schools. AI- tx>O miles. Good condition. rial :!~toBJU<!~~~"'~ .:~~~. ~~!il' or carpet shampooer with so rumiture , 463 Llnco~- St., Phone WI 8-2732. John !hie. A*''~ ~tb. day oi t.o at "~t.a .... -• ·.,, . .,.,, ,."·,..~..... , _... ,, W1nted To Buy purchase of Blue Lustre car· Middleport. WY 2-5231,IQ tt 6 6tp 01 1 1 • 'etIn • Uaea Saliabury Oene1'11J ElecUon to tt. pet shampoo. Baker Furni10 9 3te ----;~--;;::::::;:;::::-----= ht'ld ~al &cboot USED GUNS of all types and ture, Middleport. 10 6 6tc ;-;;::;-;;;;;;;;;;;;-:---;---;-;-The Rambler ~~~~· Plf,.•~• ~ounty. Ohio. at tM calibers. We pay you cash. HOMESITh, approximately 2 World Standard of eompaet Tum.,. ;~'"!/~':!;~ Tiffin Jewelers, Main Street. SINGER Sewing Machine, com. acres, good apring on proper E:zceUeaee !1164 · the quuttoD of le¥YIIll'. TD -.: e11 of the taD mUJ llmltatiort to Point Pleasant, West Virginia. pletely electric. Equipped to t"1 , lots .>f shade trees, Joeat- ,. Big 4!at room, rtde 1m11 _,._ th~ beneru of tb, Sal.labury i..oc~ Phone 00. Bill Wellman, Les Zig ed on U. S. 33 near Roek l farmance. Small ear etOBODl)' Expma...for the pl.lrpo. . or · zag, buItonho1e, sew on r- currut lkhool DIJiltnet Williamson. buttons, etc . Fully guaran· Springs Fairground. $2,500. R. &lid maaagerabillty -~~~~~ '-~ll a:;Jnr~ aru1e~-at or •n teed. Pay off 7 payments of A. Finlaw, WY 2·2975. 10.3-tfc See n;e yn11 at a rate not ton:~:d.f:: Male Help Wanted S5 each. Phone WY 2-22D4 Metropoll&u Moton ~ · -~~ 1 t,~eH!u::t.a" 0~!!" ~.~·· after 6 p. m, 10 9 8tc P'OR SALE-MlddJeport•a taD· E. Msin Street, Pome....., c161 '- lor udt one hundred dolla,!; •-ted ·-:~ o .,.luatton. folo rt¥e Ye~ra at building -- -- ··-· e • IU'IOD . _ N. Phone W1' 1-J17t The s>ou. fw laid ~tlon · •m .. Truck Drivan Wanted"J ELECTROLUX vacuun cleanSecond Street, Middleport 2Z tfc ~::: :~~~:;;er:~~e!.t ~: :_w' ~:;:~ 4 lxperi!IMH or er, automatic, paper bags, Prtced tor quick 1!18.1e 111, st.ndard Tbne o1 ..111 ...,.. lne•perlenced Fw Lont 8 8~': ot DarttoDt, all cleaning attachments. SoJd qWrt at Ohio Hotel. o~ '.;;.•r~~~. Dl•t•nce H.ul• Write new over $150. Guaranteed. 11 111 Ue GAS RESERVES Emmett o ww Ow.Jnna MAYFLOWER fRANSIT Pay oil bal.ance 7 payrnen•NEW YORK (UPI) -Te·u Dorothy .: J"o!Wtoa.. CJer~ ~ a Dated Cktober 111. lQlll lndi•napoll•. lndl•ne I of S6.50 each. Phone WY S. lnsur•nce ntttural RBI reservea as of 1963 01 10· 11• M. at 11-o: "======~==.,::~ totaled 117.8 trillion cubic feet. . • 2204 afler I p. m. Uvestock 10 t 6tc JOHNSO!o, lns~~r...,. That wes around 1 irillion be- ed. AceDC!'. ln. All formJ 01 ID low the previouo year, beeause Loulsiltna II aecond with mor. NICE Hereford bulls, I ONE PONY buggy and harness, _,.... lim ....._ IIIII of higher pr<Jductlon. But It 11 than 75 irilllon cuble feel, the lllmlhJ old. WY U188. $60.00. Set at Biabop'l Farm, Bud Sin,..._ Apato. more than the gao ........, of American G&l Auoclati.., ,.. It t 3lc RuUand, 111-Utp I I Ito 1111f othar lhreo atates comhla- por!l. ,.•,•,, "'".,. u:;•3rd I I I ° Slm- j "'-· · · ·- · .- ~ . - ·• ... . 10 " ·" • • .c·-'" ~ ~ .. ~ ' '"' of her brother, Mr. and Mn. Marvin Roush and ...kndreo of ....W New Haven, w. va. 'lbe Portalnd Methodist W. S.C.S. met a~ the church recent. Iy with the Morse Chapel W. 8. C. S. aa ID~~a••. At'•""'"" "" -..a.oo.&l6 from Morse Chapel were "-. •w-. Holter, Mrs. Rhodea, Mn. Wa). ton and Mrs. Brinker. Mrs. Cora Hilton1 Mr1 • Ethal Johnson aDd Mra. Katbleeu Ward attended a studr COW'IIe Friday night at the Long Bottom church for the WSCS. Mrs. Net McDade and Mt.:. Gerald 0un1 of H1Dln.......... W Va., spent -Wednesday at Mra. McDade's home in Portland. Mr and Mr!! Ecld1e 'lbomaa and ·10!1, MJchaei. of BlUjay, G a., vlsited Friday wltb Mr. and Mrs D<r1 Jolma011 and SOil to the tour eornen of the ta- ble Ill ..1..1r and whitt. ........ and AmOI Walbrown attended 4:00 Discing with Doss 4:30 Interchange 5:00 Community News 5:0S World News 5:15 Sports Today 5:25 Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale $ , 45 Sign Off SAnJRDAY 6:45 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7,32 MuSical Clock Hi Word and Teatlmony 8:00 Ohio Valley News U6 World News B:lO Sports Today 8:15 Weather 8:16 Pt. Pleasant H.S. Football 10 ,30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11:00 News, Army Hour 11,30 Public Service 12:00 News Roundup u,zo Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams: U'SO Saturday Matinee U> Ohio S\llte FoothaU l'tMJ Dlidng with Dooa ''SO Top Ten Revuo 5:00 News Ru.mdup 5:15 Public Service 5:30 Dinner Muslcale I' 15 Sign Oil MONDAY THRU fi'RIDAY Sign On -News Sacred Heart Hour Meigs County RFD Paul Bowers - Farm News Rev. Raymond Jonel· Rei Sports Headline• Weather Report News Tiny'a Chapel News Pickens Hardware !Tues . Thurs.) 7'$0 News Report 8:00 Bill Miller Show a,tMJ Johnson • Simpson Ins. Show (Fri.) 8:10 Roy's Food Basket Show (Mon . Thurs.) M5 Baker Furniture Show (Wed. _ Fri.) 8,15 1&8 Super Market Show (Thurs.) 1:00 Newa 9:05 CoUee Wllb Janet 10 :00 Grand Ole op"ty 11:00 Ministerial Assoc. 11,1; A.S.C. Program • Fti. 11:15 Fami.ly Worship • Thurs. 11:15 Mason Co. Agr. Ext.·Tues. 11:33 Swap Shop 11:45 Tiny's Country Hymns 12:00 Noon Report !2,Jli Goessler·s Guest SlBr-Frl 12:15 LBIT)' Anderson Show ''00 Jim Meeo Show U$ Blaettnar Auto Show <Thun.) 4:30 Local Newa 5:00 Jim Mees Show IS:OO Simon'& Market • Newa U$ Sundown Serenade SJgn oa September 6:00 6:05 6:20 6:25 6:30 6:33 6:55 6:57 7:00 7:05 7:30 7:35 ''ti IAIY TEitMI . HELLO, WGHTHOUSe KEEPE!Rf-· WHAT HAPP&NE1)11 OUT THERE· = • ltlr. Bill llcXIIv., uollllnlll ,._ .. • • .. .,...,. .. .. -· --- ··------· ... __ ...,. .... ---~·... -.--~·-<~~· ~·-•-• ., - · ~- .._ ···· - · ~ · . -· ·~ . . '- ""'" -· ·- ,...• . . '. '. . ..., ' ' ... Wf.IA· r RiGH T HA'"ii Jj£ ClOT 1"0 JUST TAKE OVER YOU!? !=OR. REFU StN(i TO FOLLOW HIS Q~DER8 AND BE COfo1E A LAW'<ER , '60·0, ' GUE<;;S HE Lf:~ EVERVTH!N<l10 CEDRIC At-10 CEORic's MOTHER. PamA' GR'AHDFt\""THER'S '"lOUSE ANYWAY'? GSE! WHAT A RaTTS'\ D'-Pl.] ! ' I I ABBIE AND SLAn lv RAEBURN VANBUREN 'M'_!.:S L00t:::IN7 AIN'i' 1SU 1 I'M NO PIG. I'I..L. SETTl-E FOR fT / .. - --- W I NNI~ WINKLE otiT Brian. Mr and Mr were· Frlclay ~.~;;'"' gueatl of Mr. and Mr&. Cerl Bllllkam of Pomeroy. Mr. Hubert Price 11111 Larry, . . . . .. · - IG MY HALf: BR6"1"HER' WONDeR WHEN HE GOT SACK HERE !=ROM EURoPE I oomuP=~E IIIAIIDI GRAND>=ATHER Ol'SINHERIT60 M& AS FOR THE ONE "THS.V CALLED CElJR IC: VfS, HE 10 WIPE -'6-.. . • SATURDAY IS:OO Sign On _ News 6:05 Country Mu,.ie 6:20 Couotry Jamboree 7:00 Lnrry Anderson Show 8:00 Pomeroy Hi FootbaU 9:30 Middleport Hi Football 11:00 Top Ten Show !Dairy Valley) 11:30 Top Ten Show (Duttons) 1.2 :00 Noon News 12:15 Musical Interlude 1.2 :30 Rev. Merlin Teetl 1:00 Bill Miller Show (OSU Football) 6:45 Slgn Off September ;,45 Sign Off Ortober SUNDAYS 7:00 Sign 011 - News 7:35 Sunday Showcase 8' 00 Frencb City Baptist 8:30 News 8'33 Hour of DeUverance (Elder Cline) 9:48 Congressman Abel• 10:05 Sunday Chapel 10:33 Washington Reports the 'leople n,oo Sunday Show 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Christiana Hour 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Rev. Andrew Parson1 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups 2,00 Sunday Chapel 2: 33 Rev. Roscoe Thorne 3,00 Sunday Chapel 3,33 Country Hymotimers (Dan Hayman) 4:3J Sunday Showcase 6:00 Baptist Layman'• Hour 6:30 Sundown Serenade 6,45 s;gn 'Jil Septemher ; ,45 Siin oa October OK"'!: DAN"":: II><A'T' ')VIJ1< Ft.~Nr HOW oWU11Lm11 otiA&.DWIN IIIII OTHIR FAMOUI 1 ball game ln Cincinnati recently. Mr. Bill M•Ket•" ...~ and Mill Judy Fee, otudenll at Mariettl College, spent a 8undaJ recently with biB parenta, Mr. and Mrs ' William M·u•lvey o,;n. and 10111. .''""'""'""""'""'""""""'"'"'""'"""' $, 45 Sign OH October - . WINNII' WINICL I! TERRY PIANOS BUT-BUT YOU CAN'T TJ.IROW "YOUR 60UQU6J FROM J.IERE- WMPO Radio 111-A "& 011. WJEH RADIO ........., BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING .. MM.. toe. T.ll. ..,. 11:1. --c::=:;; _Jlf ·· · HS Jlll OU EVERY NE A "Why do you oall HIM 'out of this world'? Ho'o • mor• weird than .aome 91 the othen that show up around hera!"' canneI sOCiety • Notes BLAEnNAR'$ - IIPHRT YUN Yeeterdo.;J's CeyplDquote-: WHAT IS LJBERTY! LEISURE. WHA'l' IS l..EISURBf I,JBii:R.TY.-GElORG& BERN.AIW SHAW. --=-· s 1:4 IUN OET • RADIATOR ""• ERv I c E 1 SOUNT &RHPXRB w. ·L _____ . __ ------··-----··~ (j~ 21. Tibf."t&n gaaelle '""'· ....._Ollie two=,-==- - - 2. Tree a.T"'-ttlo drink 41i. Nkkel: •"""'-'• , ,-==-=-==-=-----_: - - --- - AOROS8 1 . .ltxt.m.i..tJII.• 43. ChrislmWI I I · DAILY CROSSWORD 1 1 l resembled Prince Valiant. WJlil he sang, and who apparent ly takes himself so &eriomily on camera that 1 fear we will be hearing a iood deal more of him . The gi in the audience appt>ared to be beside them· selves What. then , was the highlight if It was not such natural won· ders as an the performers on hand. The hljilhlight wae the girl screamers in the aud1~nce., and for one · reas~n el'lpectaHy. They seemed to fhp most_post· tively when any of the smRers let out a trilled , falset_t~·type flow of noise. I am wrtticg a !long called "Pimples, Falsettos and You. " p 1 d Society Notes ° Sheldon Leonard and P'red 1 thy Collins turn up wiUJ CBS. Clark are murder suspects on ITV ·s Danny Kaye Ck>t. 2a ABC-TV '1 '' Burke's. Law " Oct E G. lVIarshaU, st.a.r of the 21. •. Bert Lahr is reported set !IB.me network's "The Defend· to take a crack at a po s:si bl~ ers," runa for Congress in the 1:o~ ltuation comedy series about a OcL 29 episode, in a story by ghost. . Jo!>t! Ferrt'r and Doru· Ernest Kinoy . - - - -- - r •• BRANNER ~YU51N0111E OOE5T1 q.JICKE51',5URE5T WAYI KNOW OFt MARSHA, BABY~· �ENTERHJ.'j RELATIVn Mr and \1rs Sian ley Trus-! .ell entt'rt<untod 11 group vi re!a· 4ves Sunaa~ <~I Lnelr humt' 1n ~ashan A pol\u!'k dlnnn w•~~ lf!'rv~;>d at nuoo to .\1r and ,\trs ~!bert Htll. \1r <:~nd \lrs Hub , m Hil l and Ph1 l. PJ' .md Jav. 1 Bill\' Hill ami t:Jli l ~ .Jr . Parn : ind Jt'!ll't'\ all o! Kae1ne. \1r ' aml 1\lr\ l)l.maltl Trus~~ · ll .\\1 v't'rnun: '\ir and \1rs Hobert ·-~ ~-.., ~ '~.· ' ·. l"l ' ' Meigs Legion Auxiliary leaders Take Part in Autumn Conference 1 . , ~ ' I 1"he Eighth District Fall Con· and Mabel Brown of 8-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct 10, 1986 Xi Gamma Mu ~':::,: /: th~~ Gamma 28th Anniversary of LCaurebl Cl,ed'ff Gallipo- Mu Chaptre of Beta Sigma Better Health Club is e1e rat ference of th Amer1<•an Legwn hs The benediction was gwen PhJ was held Thursday evening Auxiliary, Department oI Ohi o, by Mrs Arno ld RJChard s and at the C<Jlumbla Gas Ofr. alee ln I f the enee . Mrs Louis Diehl, M r 1. The 28th f anruversary B t H ltho club C!<~rence Curtis, Mrs . Pear I Laure l C~lf ede t~~h e~ 30 din- Parker Mrs Dana Oliver and ' couple Will Celebrate , O 60byears JS h Of Married Life on cto er t ~~! ~~h~n~~at~i~d~:ho~~ gl:; ~orne,~ ~= ~:o~ea~;~~: ;~~. t~ ·- Q POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO NO. 153 VOL XVI ~~~~~ ~~i~~~ T~~;· R~~rt ~~f,:~ I ' w: C o" t.NC:.,'\' CO • '· ' .--"- •.r ~ ' '1~ ' ' . ' ' . ~ . ' :From · :•~o,,· ~ .United j . ., · fr.,._ ' ·" ·• .In! t'rllll ti_q~t~~'. .' PHOENIX, Ariz. - Sen. Bar. ry M. Goldwater took a breather from campaigning today be· fore setting out on a five - day WASHINGTON !UP!) - A Republican "task force" has charged that the Johnson administration is endangering U. f, S. security by failing to conduct underground nuclear tests on weapons systems. The •·peace through preparedness" group, headed by former Defense Secretary Nail H. SEPTEMM:R 1964 SMTWT'S · · 1 2 3 .. .5 6789101112 13 14 lS 16 ~7 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 • - . - . - ~,.-; WITH DEBT - CANCELLING LIFE INSURANCE •• 1 • The FARMERS BANK and Savintts Company Member Member fed~ ral Fed~tral UNTIL 9 PM Reserve System Deposit Insurance Cr-rpNati- · THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. POMEROY . OHIO TREAT THE WHOLE FAMILY THIS WEEKEND AT · · · · Pegboard, 4' X 8' CALENDAR OCT, I! The Meigs County MinisterAssn. will meet Monday, October 12 at 10 a.m . at the First Baptist Church. The Daughters of Ruth class of the Uni!ed Methodist church will meet at the ehurch Monday at 2 p. m. with Mrs. Minnie Neutz!ing and Mrs. Mart Crary as hostesses. The Pomeroy Elementary P. T.A: will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. There will be room visitation and all parents are urged to attend. I j Versatile. Decor•· tive. HBndy j hangers. Onl7 $3.68 "& ce· 'na: tile. nly Add charm and beauty to f.our bome. A! ow as $8.95 $9.25 The fast, easy waili to put SPECIALS TOWN & COUNTRY Specializing This Weekend In .. , . eBROASTED CHICKEN eROAST BEEF e SWISS STEAK At our modest prlres, you can uadily afford to dine out oftt>n, and all the family will appred· ate our fine food. What a special tre111 for Mom, too, to let someone else do the rooking for herl Come tn thi1 weekend for dininK ple&sure. Easy to ua:e. lD handy cans. A!l low as Roof Patching Fix up bad plaees in your roof. AA low as 35c 29c THAT WILL ADD GLAMOUR AND VALUE TO YOUR HOME AT BUDGET PRICES PAINT ROLLER AND PAN - - CIILINO TLI (SQ. F T . ) - - - - 98c 15c MORTAR M I X - - - - PNEUMATIC DOORSTOP--- WALUOARD 4' x I' - - - - - The Evangeline Chapter 0 E. S., Middleport, will hold a special meeting celebrating their 60th anniversary, Tuesday. ober 13, at 7:30 p. m. at the Temple. All memben and friends are cordially Invited to I attend. OCT. I( I White Rose Lodge Aultiliary or Middleport will meet nesday afternoon at 1:30 p. m. at the legion hall with William Robson, president, charge. 1 The Return Jonathan Meigs · \ Cttaptec,, D.A.R., will hold a rummage sale Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Oct. 1415, 16, in the Weber Bul~ding \ to the Quality Print Shop on Mill-st. Members having Ucles may contact Mrs. Emer- 1 Jones or Mrs. George or Mrs. N~igler. ROO~IIIG st•IN& GWS DOORS . klealfot . .I'CIMatD ....... no._... -u,. Aa low - ~AS9N I)RIVE·IN 1\ _._ ' '. Double • F11tur1 Pret~~rllm "McLINTOCK" TOWN and COUNTRY RESTAURANT WY 2-3974 POMEROY With John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara (Technicolor) -ond- "WAR IS H&LLH Tony Ruuell, Ba:rnea Barroa 164.95 Complolo ... tA - _....a.. .. pradtcll ill - - ••••• $4.70 t·~r ••• SOICI.ft• PRIFINISHED PAIELIIG Wide 11lection of typo and opO<ies. Mahog<lftY as Iowen. 18c PROMPT DELIVERY BUDGET TERMS Man Found Dead In Ditched Car Ava Gardner isScott's l~ew Ji'avorite By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Promoter Sid Bernstein finally made Broadway Bulletin Board a deal to get the Paramount Theatre for Ava Gardner is George C. Scott's his concert with the Dave Clark Fi\'8 new favorite friend, and that's a combin- (supposedly the last time the Paramount ation that ought to be monitored by ev- stage will be used because the building ery seismograph in the world . . . lf (or is being torn down) but he still has no t~hould we just say 'when"?) President auditorium for his October 24th date Johnson is etected, he 's expected to make with the British Rolling Slones. It's a Leon Jaworski t:he new Attorney Gener· headache, because he's holding more al. Mr. Jaworski, relatively unknown on than $20,000 in checks and money ordthe national scene practices law in Tex· ers for that one. • as and is one of the President's oldest A Cheshire RD I, man was found dead, slumped over the steering wheel of his pick-up truck, on the Leadin& Creek road near Bingham bridge Saturday afternoon. Elmer Edward Moles, 45, died of acute coronary OC· culusions, according to Meigs County Coroner Henry Ewing who investigated the death with officers from u..c o~~;~,:s:~h!e:riff's department. said Moles was men were summoned to the found about 1:27 p. m. by carl scene, but Molett was dead at Taylor of Rl. 1, Middleport. The their arrival. The body wa1 Iviclim was sittmg upright in taken to Ewing Funeral HoiM the truck. The motor was run- and then transferred to MiUer Funeral Home in Gallipolis. ._...loli.--..J, ~·•i · ••~ first thought that He is survived by bis wife, id died or monoxide the former Mary M. Hodge, •nd ·but it was later de- a foster son, Jerry Bl'OWD a1 that death resulted home . . eart attack, Other survivors arf! seven bro. Supplement r.o Thf' Daily SenrinPt Pomf'tOV -Mtrfd!Pnort Ob1() ; Department officers thers and a sister, Carl Moles and rhi' f-;atlia l'lmf'~ (-;allmotl.~ OhiO ·s' truck had gone off of Middleport, Lovell Moles ol SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1964 side of lhe road and Cheshire, Leon, Arnold a n d 50 feet in a ditch be- Sherman Molea, and Mrs. Vel· opped. rna Horn, aU of Charlestoa., W. .art emergency squad-· Va.; AllStin Moles of Dtmbar, W. Va., and Lonnie Molei uf Red House, W. Va. 0 He was the son of the !ole Conley and Melvina Gibson Moles. Services will be held at 1 p. m. Tuesday at Old Kyger churc~ Rev. Jim Davis of Bancroft. 1tv W. Va., will officiate, and bur· In- ial will be in New Antioch cem~ar accident was . M ·g nl)" bv etery at Red House under the 1 LD e1 s cou . d. . of Mill , H I . er s orne or State Patrol SLJ.nday it t lfectwn . on a county road IFunerals. Fr1ends may call at I two tenths of a mile I the late home on Rt. 554. Rt. tl3. driven by Robert Fra. . ' :Wtland was pullmg 1il· ' d and collided with a I "'· by Hex Henson, 60, ~ny_. There was med· mgv W..iloth cars, and rs esca~d inJury. Fra· cited to Meigs county ~. 23 chargt'd with im~ft turn. "lt Is difficult to under ~ta nd •rrests reported by the how Congressmen who vofecJ er the weekend includ- themselves a $7.500 a year s R"'ynolds. 22. PomP. pay raisf!' could forg~t the sen i to Gallipolis court ior citizens of this country,'' for defPc1ive exhaust: 1 Congressman Horner E. 'Pete ddy, 24. Rt. 1 Middle- 1Abele commented today. ~ lo the same court Abele referred to the failur1 Jr ~peP.r!; Thomas Wat· :of Congress to pass legislation '!'iopp~=~ Plains. cited , which would have Increased juveniie court fGr left;Social Security benefits by 5 ~. and H;Jrry Zar- [pi?r cent. Congressman Abele A smash hit off-Broadway for the fiflll yeGr, "The 3, Grov~port, cited to · supporfed such a raise in ttJl Fantastics" comes to television as Hallmark Hall of umy court Oct. !5 fur · House version of the Social Seo Fame's opener for the season, Sunday, Oct. 18, over curity Amendments of 1164. NBC-TV, Susan Watson and John Dcividson play the This bill died in a conference next-door-neighbor younvsters who fall in love. Guitar· MPmOl<cll Hospital ! committee made up of 1 rna~ slnlmming Ricardo Montalban is the Spanish bandit;ions Saturda)· - Mrs ! jority or Democratic Coneres• narrator of the fanciful tale. The one-hour, twa-act Stobart. Middleport; men and Senators. , " ' '1"1..,._.,...,,.,.,;op"'" ,f;.; QWAV "'lfh oHerinv of the musical comedr will be a calo~ast, vp·1 ...... ............. ~--- -·- _ .. _, -- --·G.11 key, J arKson; t Pomerov· William any hope or passing legislatiOft Bobby aid, and lndeed, we were ~iddleport: ' :that would t!~vP in~ased the in a large room Whicb was currrges Saturday - Hen-; benefits nf over 17.000.000 older rently occupied by about a d01o rllen. Portland; ,Joan · riti1.e-ns by attaching the mls • For en coffins. "I sort of like the .. Pleasant ; "rs. Claude Inamed Medicare plant o t h 1 oak, don't you?" And he ran his ,·ick and daughter, ! House version of the b.Ul. BV DICK KLEINER hand _loving1y over the manly rt · George Gallagher, "The present admimstratlon HollywoOO Correspondent looking box. Jolm Sauvage Pom.l is more interested in being reHOLLYWOOD <NEA) - To·omas Weber, c'hester; elected in November than they ny Richardson, the mao who LATER WE CAME to the 'Lock. Rarine. 1sic 1 are in actually helplnt our made "Tom Jones" a classic house's kitcben area, which y Hirth Mr . and ,seniDr citizens," Abele conclud1 once more, Is now directng had been converted ·into the e~ thur Stobart, Middle- 1ed. Evelyn Waugh's "The Loved balming room. All the authen.aughter. I One." And the word is out, in tic touches were there: Morse .;lo.ns Sunday Floyd I FINED _., COSTS accents clear and distinct, that pointed out the arm rests and MrdJleport I Richardson doeso"t like t h e head rests and leg rests, and rges Sunday Mrs. Norwood E. Henry was filled press hanging about while he's the bottle of air spray which lde and son, Pomeroy; ~ and costs for running a red ahooting. said, on the 1abe1, "Positive1y ~ster Johnson and son, light and Robert Bowen, Jr., But Robert Morse had invited removes eveo the most stub:e; Ella LaRue . Dex- forfeited $200 boad 00 a DWI me out to watch some of the born odors of putrefaction" and .ude Creel, Long Bot· charge in action of Pomeroy filming at Greystone, so I went._ the wrapper from a package of ita Howell, Pl)llleroy; Mayor Charles Leaar'a Court Richardson Looked right at me "New, improved plastic skull !den, Racine, Saturdoy nilbt. a few times but didn't say a clamps." word, fortunately . "All this stufl Is kind ol creepy for the first few days," BobGREVSTONE IB A HUGE, by said, "bul you get used to almost medieval estate set in it.,, .k, an occasion when self-examination Is In order the northern fringes of Beverly AD dUB, aDd macll more, .e asked to appraise the Impact of newspapen OD Hill . It has an old, baronial sort 'NiB 10 lolo • plchlre whlcll it tbev live. ol great bouse with a beavy a eomedy. II oallrlzeo lbe cald· is"Newspapers Make a Big Difference in J'eo. slate roof, and such touche& as Iy eommerellll bubteot bo deolll 1ail not be considered mmodest if we say that It a recirculating waterfa1I. earrted •• by """ porti<Uiar :D a deep conviction. Here Richardson has re-cre- Leo Angeleo eemet<ry, o • d, ave been deprived of their newspapen many ated a grandiOse cemetery, the from \loe way Mono described to the basic sour.dness of this theme. 801't required by Waugh's de- It, II should bo o wickedly 1~~~>­ immediate impact- the absence of news of the liclously bitter look at burial ., film. , not attempt, the missing vital statistics, the di" in Los Angeles as blg business. "'nrls Is the nuttiest movle nts of news which concern schools and chlldrea, Morse and Anjanette Comer ye~" Bobby said. "Tony RichrUaeme-nt were doing a scene in a flow- ardson is mad, but really a •lied sweep of national and international tlffaln ery graveyard presided over by a:enius." •ws. We are thinking of the eronotnlc illljlact-the a statue of Homer and a sign He described one srene, in •bu•iness in a newspaperless community. proclainli"B II to bo "The Po- lhe embalming lab, where the nee the newspaper makes In people'• life Ia the et's Corner." knowing the direcUoo and inteDSity of those 101" eamera pans along and watclJ.. But it wasn't the act 1on eli the mea at work on the stJeet.. the people's freedom. wltlch Intrigued me most. II was ed eorpses. Aod lhen 1\ pauseo flow ol infonnation Into the ~pie's bernet, • tour Bobby Morse eocxluc\ed and event$ which could impenl the , people.. to eumlne a workman casually during lhe luuch bteal:. Var- eating hill bmcb before II eoostuff of freedom made. everywhere Ia to seek the d~n of 1 f'rll i0\18 l'OOJII8 ... Ute houst b ad linueo oo IIi way. been CODVerted bolo lhe neceothat "Newspapen Make a Dlfle- Ia ..;, ...,..lerments o1 lhe fuiuJT !'BE IIFBl' PROOF tl IReports Administration Is Rapped for Medicate Act SUNDAY, OCT. 11 through SATURDAY, OCT. 17 chums ... l'~onner heavyweieht champNovelist-playwright Edwin O'Connor ion .Floyd Patterson is having qu1te a says that the central character of his new apot of trouble with the Federal mter· comedy "I Was Dancing'' was inspired nat revenue boys. They want $42-,000 in by tales of old vaudevillians told to him alleged back taxes for 1957 and 1958, by Fred Astaire ... Cassius Clay and his and Floyd's attorney Julius November, is bride appear to be having a little trouble puttmg up a ftgra _. in Paradise . .. Brook Benton, the Tin Elizabeth Taylor's close~t friends say Pan Alley phenomenon who has had 26 the honeymoon is not only lasting - it's <:onsecutive hit records {a11 sold over half intensifying. She flabbergasted a Hotly- a million copies) is quietly preparing for wood agent trying to close a picture deal an acting career. So watch out - he's by saymg that from now on she wanted liable to be an instant success in films or to be billed as Elizabeth Burton . . Woo- on the sta~e . dy Herman, a fixture at the MetropoJe ramed Wasltington correspondent for years, has been snar~ tor a Thanks· Andrew Tully has obtained an uncon· giving engagement at Btrdland . . . The tested divorce in Juarez from his wife of Shubert Alley buzz is that Alan Jay Ler- four years, the former Barbara Witchell ners's new musical - "On a Clear Day of Springfield, m. It was all very amicYou Can See Forever"- will be postpon- able, and she will resume her maiden ed again, tor the umpteenth time. The name. Broadway version of "Roman Holiday" ·--!ave a wild idea. Jonathan Winters also seems tO be having a hard time get- wanlS to show his wardrobe tests for ting off the ground. "The Loved One" on the Andy Williams • TV show. Jonathan plays an undertaker Producers Lenny Games and Sol in the movie .. . Anthony Newley isn't Swimmer have sold a Mike Todd TV tri- at all cheery about the belting he took bute to Screen Gems. It will be fascinata from the English critics when he appeara ing to see which of ~he many Jad1~s in ed in his new show, j'Roar of the Grease Mike's life will contrtbute to the trtbute Paint, Smell of the Crowd." He has reas they did to his happy days . . . M~ry treated with his wife and child to the Martin and Gower Champion may get to- Italian Riviera and refuses to discuss the gether on a newsworthy project . .. Ed- flop. ward G. Robinson, who has a star role m • • • 'jThe Outrage," may d() the unusual ~nd Rock Hudson, who has wanted to do aC(:ept less than billing on the same line a musical for a long time, was delighted of type as Paul Newman, Claire Bloom when the Universal executives told him and Laurence Harvey. Like Paul's Mr. he was scheduled to sing in "Send Me Robinson's performance in this flick is No Flowers.,. He's been taking singing being praised highly, and he feels he lessons for a long time. So what happenmay have a better chance in the Oscar sweepstakes if he aims for the support- ed? He wound up humtnlng in the bathtub in one scene. Ing actor category. I' 1 Death Is Laughs gDifference Clarke, and "The Lost Woman en Earth," 1960, Betsy JonesnJESDAY, OCT. 13 Moreland. Channel 13, "11\e Lost Mo- Channel 8, "The Big Lift," ment," 1947, Robert Cummings. 1950, Paul Douglas. ~NESDAY ~ OCT. 14 ·channel 13 "Moontide," 1942, REMINDERS Ida Lupino. NEW YORK (UPI) - ComeChanne18, "Angels One Five"' dian Joe E. Lewis, an invete... 1952, Jack Hawkins. ate horse-player, Qas his dressTHURSDAY, OCT. 15 Ins room al Jules Podell's CoChaMel 13, "On \loe Loose," paeabuna decorated wllh poriJt51, Joao Ev0111, mutuel lickets representing CIIanoel a, "The Hou.ae ol Ute ol clollars bet and Racers," Arrow," 1fltU, Oocar Romolka. loa! all be race lra<il. J'IIII)AV, ciet II IAwia t11e1 1111"1 lfll and 01onat1 U. "'l!le .&.1Amdbtl llorlfll aboul itorMI II II II -11 hits'' 111. llit:hardaoD'a olf-ltealllesa wlil . -. ~sa..~.,~~~~ - ·1, ,. ~·~ • :~:. e.,·~ ,·. ·, . . ., '"'Qaltll·tbll~11 t0tallii7J•Oit.adPMe) t -j · "" -'' ··" l.) i,•·· , ., _ , , h_ . w l" r. -1 · ~~~··~~-.~·~:. ~ :'t ' ."'. "". ,: ·'-, ... · · ;l;·~:· t,~:T1'(~":. ~ .. "·'·~";,. .~;: .... ·· . ~, 11f .,_'tl 1~ Late Movies TONIGHT & SUNDAY 218 E. MAIN Compound OCT. 13 CROW'S CROW'S Glozing Louver Doors fair," 1962, Edwatd Binn$. .. ~V , :J."- c)· '' ·""'· ~ ~· . • .:i ' '" 1.1"1·1 ~ ~;; ,._. :J.t; FIVE CENTJ dent on Road . . . .. . s- SOCIAL ~ MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1964 ' BITTEl BUYS FOR HOME FIX·UP MODERNIZING OR BUILDING SHOP TONIGHT . Pilot, Scientist, Doctor Aboard; I May Venture Out TaskForce - Ar A Glance - \ Sees U.S. BRIEf·-. " Is Slipping WIREWE',VS C• 1 entt.r\~~~ . at y e .... dt•nl of !he local auxiliary, call- lconfpren<'Ne wt~~ t~e lllwls an Its rush season A certificate of Sr · Naylor\~un · en and Mrs Louts Diehl, ~ 8 t!d t.hf' meeting to order with ehy ost Mo. C u~ 11 f;, ln recognition was accepted ln be- J TracyC!a:r d ~ac~~s pres!- ner Mrs Allen Eichmger. Mrs. ,~, the pro<'esswnal followmg . Mrs c a r~e d r~ ~p ff a~r half of the chapter from the Mrs. 1edorthe 8 ti, g with Paul Frick Mrs E J Tracy, Tru~sell and Ku~wr\J ::~nJ Sun Ben Neull.tmg. Pomeroy unn, P1reSl e d aMt e sShver co eeB set! r- Ame.rican Heart Association for dent, opefnll ed bymeethen Lord's Mrs Paul E1chmger Mrs Tom v ceth an u er d ti prayer ' . o ow · · ' Le1·fbe'It jrEt Cb 1 •..,1t' ~ \lr ~:~ntl \1 r s was cnnference plants t. hrs b 1erman M Eugene Leifheit Mrs Russell M C R 5e'Ven years service an par cRalph T~u~~ell ::md P"gg~· Sut' . The {'o)ors were advanced by ~ e punc b ow ~ ~ te 1patlon In the Heart campaign Prayer m umson. lc~~ed as 8 and M;s Charles Diehl, ways i : l?\f:' and Ker.t'':' BJsh::tn 1:111d Mrs. Dean Brinker, Mrs . David odung was c :m~n M Wl; program Mrs James O'Brien Thompsonb wasPiwe er made and mea~s Mrs Pearl ParkLilt' hu•t and huS Tt'\~ , Yo st, Racm~ : Mrs M i Ito n an was aSSIS Y . rs. · gave a cultural program entit· new mem er ans w ~ at er and Mrs' Louis D1ebl hospit. \tH -\\'D MRS. PER.SOS H ·h Pomerov· with Mrs. Arn· liam Smith, Mrs Curtis Lucka- led ''M . · , ·d M s 1 p s nt .. Hostess- to serve lunch election ay, ow; · · '. doo, Mrs. Lucy Hardaway, Mrs. ay re e · . the home of Mickey Foster the al and Sick supp1•es, an r· PaRul and Mrs., Richbards MarJOI" proceeds bel bedappiAied th 1 d t th flag led by egastra IOn was n c arge a new hosp1ta c , · f t. POMEROY OHIO M~s p;a~e Fr~enu;, district Am of Mrs Dale Mournmg and Mrs SEWING CLUB MEETS tion on Lhe new bed wa.s made =~ ~~:rt:nm~nt Cha Ill , TipS \tr .wd \·11s L .'\. Pf' 1 ~un o11 Hun1on. tmd he is the son encan•sm chairman A mom- Carl Sea~ls M111. Hel~n Kennestess lfts were resented by ~rs . Walter Schreiber. A TONIGHT thru THURSDAY "ti l tJurerh r·t< lt-br ,1 \ t' tiO \' Pa rs ur 1he l et t~ J H and Mmy I ent uf silence was held for the dy was kitchen COf!lmit tee ch~tr- H~tss ~izabeth Fi~k when hospital bed was donated by Mrs A coffee maker was purchasOct. JO.JS 111 rn,.rrr--d Irk. Oll I'J !%~ al Trtcket Per:;on Tv.m daughters Ihonored dead and the pre.arnble ?lan With Mrs. Juba Husel~ d.m. to Tri·Ot Sewin club met Jacobs. . nd ed by the club and used for the " HOW THE WiST Turdl Tlw\ v.Prt' m<~tTtrd h\' dwd m m!ancv Harry Rumon to the ConslltUJ!on said in unl - mg room chairman. Asslstmg the sd Y . gt her home Commtttees were named, a first time at the dmner Plans WAS WON " 11 rta• H 1 ,, H t' s 11.,1 an <It and Mrs My-rile H~mon are son were Mrs. Brenda Templeton, Thur e~y ~;~n~~ ~he evening included, MN:. E~est Powe were mad~ for a rummage sale (TerllnLcolur) l'u\•Villl' l)(t IS 1q04 and 1brother t~nd s•sler uf Mrs. Per- 1 Mrs Roush introduced the 8th Mrs Charlt's Bennett, Mrs Hen- on W . 11 · nd 1 anl:l Mrs James Gilmore, pub- in November Plans were alsc Debbi~ Keyn11lds. l:trrul l Ba 'It\ I'd 1!1"1 1.1 • n1 ~ at I.ullrtdg"' ' <tn d son ry Clatworthy Mrs Phyllis was spent socia Y a n sew· 1 Dtstnrt presrdent k.c r . John W:.~~·ne . Ru~<; T:~1n Mrs Barton · . d f h ents were ser rICI·cy , Mrs · Lloyd Wright and nd made for a Chnstmas par t Y at tJ lyn. l;regon )'ark Lf't' .J \ltled \lrwlng tu Pomerm Ill ~tr Pt>lson h<:~s two rel a tives ~ H~ Il or logan A'lso mtroducf'd Grant, Mrs. May Roach, Mrs mg a~ r~res ~~ lJ Wilson. Mrs. Beulah Burg€, correspo . the home of Mrs. Jacobs and ·~·ob b , Henn f ondn C:1rnl\ n ;YIII !tt' \\ <t~ Ill the livery bustra brolher, E J Person, Huntwere Ma~or Lee Smith of Mid· Etleen Searls, Mrs. Freda Van ved HD I rs\v h u~; Mrs WU: APPLE BU'ITER AGAIN instead of a dinner, tne money lon('~. KLl rl .\blrlf'n . Gf'u f' ep .:~arrl . .Jas !:'\f'\\a rt Hl(•h:IJ'(I n~"'"" \liTh t .1rl Yuung until Hll3 lmgtun. W Va . and a sister, ldleport . ~nd fi, Irst Vice Cmdr ., lnwagen, Mrs. Myrtle .MeCum- ~rs. G~~~r ~~ charte~ Rif- The Enterprise EUB church will be used for the n~w b~. W'rdmark . Thelma Hlltr•r lk 1hln boughl th e Lewls rMrs Emma Ftndling, of Chest iDon Roach of Unit 128, who ber, Mrs Hazel Morrls,Lo~e r::m Mrs F;ed Leifheit, Mn. will make apple butter again At the close. of the busmess \tieke1· Shaughnt's~,. \\'aiiP r llu m\) 1·111mture S1ore, kt'pl tl e1 spoke to lhe group . The wei- Edward s::n~r, ~ 8 · W~~ fr'am Fisher Mrs Bradford next Thursday and orders are sesslon, sunshme SlSters werE Brenna n. Henr.1 ;\lm~:~n Wrnn,·t of :J -\r:lr!f'm~ lor " lit tle over a year th"n come address was extended by Hawkms a rs. ts ne 0 e. Mlra Mrs Robert , Rawlings being taken. They made 580 revealed with a gifl and new Award s! .,.;or ""d fuJ ~rooks and Eber;· • , . Mrs. Roush with M.rs. R~ss WilFlo;:rb a~r~n~:~~es Asa : : : M~~·Mmard Wildermuth, Mrs: quarts the past Thursday which .named were darwn for the com 1 Technicolor Cartoon R11nning ume :.! llr• 4~ mm b;t~·h_ wllll'll Jater bet'ame K.. V I (.hester Women s :11ams, Oak Hill unit, gtvmg the b:,~·!..:_a~t.i'.r~~M~rs~ ··_'C~e~c~ii-B~r~ad~b~':_·~R~o~be~r~t~R~o~bert~~s-~-----'~w~er~e~al':l~so~l~d:_. -----~':cng~y:.e=ar:_·_ _ __ _ _ __ Ebtro;ha('h ol the Ford Gar- I -. • response _ury ury Allu!l .~ $1.00 Ch1!1!rrn 5ll r :Jgt' tte worked for Ebe.rsbaeh I Sut'IPIY Meet.s Instrucuos were given by dl~ FRICAY and SATURDAY until ht' retired in 1952. i The Chester Women's Sncle-l lmt uff1cers mcludtng, ~mer1 ~.._\~ Oct . 16·17 ' . ~.. ~1 ~\, \ 1an 1sm _ Mrs Carl Fnenup, 1 "7 FACES OF OR. . LAO" H" \-\a~ a membe~ of tht> ty nf Christian Servl.ce met a Oak Hill : Chiid's Welfare ,\''1~ rr<'dln tl'llln r• Pomt't·u~· \'olunteer Frre Dept. 1 l the c. hurch for t~e•r regular 'ktc". N•t'l Bitlinus, Logan: Com..:· .:·· rony Handa II i\rthur (J '(:m, dM p 1 0 t 1 th 12 mem 1' ., • ~> ftl I \ nrll li:II'IJ;na fo:lf'n . .lohn F:r lor J5 ~·e<lrs_ Mr. an 1 rs. t'r· 1mee mg. c · •munity Servic - Mrs. A I ex ~ ·c~n n \'n,,h Kt>Pn· Tr fl irrd son \~en• rharlt'r members of hers and one visitor . presen~ . I BlaJr Jackson: Rehabilitation I ~t;. uv Gt'(J Pal \\'01nder~ nen•r Hock Sprmgs (;range, and"hare Eva KlffiP · Cl_lt'S.1er. Richardson . Alh 0t ~~0 . tMrs . . hS, the vrce prt's- ,- ., 1rs. r•·a~f> members ur 1he Orange 1. rJS· !dent was m c <tl'ge. 1 · .. 1·1.. 1·, 1·es Mcs Da-1 "SOLDIER 1N THE RAIN" ens : J umor <ll • , ·· Iackie Gleason. s;f'n' ~1 c li<ln Chu rch_ . Mr~ . ElizabPth Hayes was :\•id Yost. Racine_ ! <'oc '':< .)ueen 'J'ues.ia ~· Wl:'ld ~1r s. Person 1 ~ the daughte.r !~ader. using as her 1 Mrs . Ross Williams reported i :~;::::;;;;:;::::;;:;:;;;;;~~o:,_:rr~h<~'~la~t:e~M~~'Iu~a~nd::_;A~n~n~E~III"A New Age Opens New :on the Nat ional Convention held ;~-,~;~ .• Doors." Prayer by Mrs. Kimts , lin Dallas. Tex. A luncheon was ~i by Mrs. Hayes, sec- held at noon and honored guest.s prayer by Mrs . Christy fol -1 were charier members o( Umt ·towed. 1128, Mrs . Cora Benn~tt, M~s . 1 . . . _!Wilma Davis. Mrs. Lillian SteJff 1 Others ass1s1tng w•1h the pro 1 and Mrs. Daisy Bing. They were 1gram were Mildrt'd frank, Eth- ·presented corsages by M r s. el Orr, P:mline Rice, ~.ury Jef-:Hntl . Mrs Rose()!;;' Fowler Clf ; . fNs and Betty Fredenck. C\os- 1florida is al~o a charter mem· 1 ! prayer by Mary Parker. ber. i I.J~~I!O', were 24 skk calls re~! Nolan ;\1aee, IHh District ! ! 1 and five ...-ards sent to icon 1m.andt>r of Athens, gwre the Takt advamap of thost low prldl. Como In tarly and ISIUII ' ·t in') Elizab~th Hayes . at-~ opening remarks ol the after· purstH tht best Jtlection. illlllll~ short supply. _ r t~nded the meetmg of UrutE"d noon session. Mrs. Holl report, Coun<'il ot Churrhe~ he-ld at eiJ un lhe national conv-ention I 1 Enterprise. Iwhere she served as p~ge and : 1 All women of the commun- i also carried the flag m. t he . . . ed to at Lend the 1 parade. Also speakmg in 1ty are lnVI 1 ! .. N afternoon was ~~ rs. Homer 5 rneetug on ov. · First Vice President of th~ Department, McConANNOUNCE REVIVAL ·1 Plywood, 4'x8' Gange Doort Polchlng Lumber 2"x4's Foldinv Stolrs I On Monday evening, .Ocl. 1~ , Mrs. Dal~ Mourning, conferInterior or exterPlaster Overhead. One or ior types. InterEasy operation. Good, Kiln dried Patch up cracks ! a !t'ries of revival serv1ces Wlll ence comm1tlee member, retwo car. One car ior type as low , begin at the fairview E.U.B. po1·ted an attendance of 85 presThere's a combination thoYs hard to boat door only •tock. As low aa: easily with patWell constructed, ching plaster. ihurch. Letart, W. Va ., Rt. l. Other reports g~veD were and one that will protect your family . aH. Mahoney, pastor of the placement, Mrs. Lew1s Mock of 9c lin. ft. $51.75 $21.5_0 32c ctn. $3.52 goinst a bucden of debt •• , just In case, will bring the mess· logan and resolutions, Mrs. From experience, you know that lt pays to Iage 3 and John F. HoHman Harold Cox of Wellston. !the Nrw Haven E. U. B. Church Others introduced included look around for the best deal when it comes ! will s-erve as song leBder. past district pres~dents, Mrs . to buying a car. It pays just as well to look I is cordially invited. Irene Conrad, Lancaster;. M.n. in OJ' us when It comes to the financin~. 1 Margaret Bradbury, Galhpohs; MEIGS THEATRE Cooolderoble e!Oildbtett .., algbt IIIIC! Tueodoy. 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