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' ' lnl..,.nalionul •• •c 1 '; l ' ' ~ I . •• •I ' ' I Middleport councilmen re· owner to move the sign; park· of safety The lease change WU v1ewed a wtde range of prob- mg on the sour! side of Rut,.. referred to &Olicitor Bemard. WASHINGTO'II ROBERT Jems facing 1t - from ter- tand..St , from Second to Third Fultz, and the other matt.tn Lowell , Zenith and Garrel S McNamara , who already nutes m town hall to a resol- Sta , may be elmunated on a wlil be acted on when necetChevaher were assessed hnes has served longer than any pretJon satisfymg the Ohw Rtver tnal bas1s after confer~nce w1th sary of $15 and costs on disturbmg viou!!l defense secretary except Sarutatlon Compact - Monday Foreman &: Abbott, appliance - DLScussed md referred t1 the peace charges and $50 and one, Is expected to continue m mght m 1ts ftr!!lt regular Octo- dealers, a meter m front of the comnuttee a proposal to enc1 costs for destruction of properoffice 1f Prestdent Johnson IS CARL COOK ber meetilll! Erwin Gulf Statton, at the a fence around the garbap ty Judge Porter suspended $40 elected No cabmet officer apMayor Lee Smith referred all !:lame corner wtll be pulled out dwnp to prevent spread o1. ftrt1 of the fmes on destruction of pears to stand h1gher at t h e property charges and placed the bul the most pressing back to and parkmg banned there, llso there requeslec by PomorOJ White House than the 48--year j trio on 90 days probation. committees for further study on a 30 day tnal May~r Chari~ Legar, aeeofd. old ex-presidei'lt of the Ford ~1 o. and recommendations Pedestnan c r o s,.s w a I k mg to Mayor Smtth, as a pre» tor Company ln other county court cases Official actions were accept· signs Will be removed to p~ qUIS\te to Pomeroy paying at Judge Porter fmed Howard Eng· ance of routme reports by the vent somebody gethng hurt, least $200 arrears in rent (a' llsh $50 and costs, wtth $40 susPT PLEASANT Carl H . Cook, formerly of Roane mayor, of $170 80 rece1ved dur and the problerr. of regulatmg $50 per month) and continued KINSTON, N C. FLOOD pendedl and three months pro- County, was appomted as County ExtensiOn Agent - tng September ' of the fire trafhc flow over the lanes when use of the dump by Pomeroy• waters from the ram - swollen Neuse River swtrled today son formerly of Clifton and batton, on a charge of permit· Agncultural m Mason County effective October 1. He chtef, and of the pollee depart,.. pedestrtan.s are IR tt was put The dump IS located In Pom; ba ck 10 commtttee eroy but operated by Mldcn. through parts of eastern North the granddaughter of Mrs. tmg an unhcensed drtver to op- has held posttions JD both Monroe and Ntcholas Counties ment Blanche Compson, Clifton. erate a vehicle, O'Dell Blake, as Vocational Agriculture Instructor m the htgh schools. Referred to new committees , W B H.arns, local manaport Charles Pullin, attendant. Carolma where early damage Her father 1s employed by defective emergency brake, He was m Monroe County three years and Nicholas or back f<Jr contmued study ger, C1ty Ice and Fuel, Park· asked pernusston to bum a fire esttmates totaled $10 nulhon the Parson Construction Ccm$10 and costs, Henry G ArnCounty nme years were St , mtroduced the brothers, break m the lower reaches a1 But officmls hoped that the pany in Montana. old, parkmg on roadway, $5 and Previous to hiS appointme.rat here in Mason County, he - PosSJble future markmg off Vttus Hartley, Jr , and Arthur the dump to help prevent worst of the floodmg, whtch cosls was County ExtensiOn Agent AgrtculturaJ m Boone of sidewalks and pedestnan Hartley, of Pt Pleasant , who spread of fll'es. ~ msttB drove 3,700 persons from thetr Others were Wllliam FreeCounty for two years. Ilanes at Tiny's Foodland, Pearl proposed leasmg from the town of a dump rental fee for tndJ.. homes, was over Gov Terry man, stop sign violation, $10 Mr Cook was reared in and Locust, after the .irm com- an addttional triangle of land Vlduals was termed "unfeasiblt'• Sanford declared a state of and costs, Wdharn J Moeller, Roane County and graduated m the Post Off1ce Bu1ldmg in 1 pletes Its new warehouse and adJacent to their bulk plant for by Counc!lmau Gene Harrl• 1a emergency m the area Mon· dnvmg too slow, $5 and costs, from Walton High School. He Pt Pleasant parkmg lot for which parkmg erection of a metal wareh<luse an mternum comnuttee report day and wired Presidenl John~ and Larry D Carson, Richard received his Bachelor of Sci· A reception In honor of Mr lot concrete was to begm bemg " wlthm h\iO years " They also son for federal asSlstance A Peyton and David Lawrence eiK'e Degree in Agnculture Ed- Cook will be held Thursday, poured today asked the lease be to C1ty Ice -Refer~ed to committee MayGrate each $20 and costs for ucabon from West VrrgmJa tin- October l5, 7 30 p m at the - Alleged obstructiOn of traf- and Fuel rather than to the or Smith s request flll' higher CARACAS AIR FORCE speeding 11vers1ty m 1950 At the Unlver- 'ppalach1an Power Com p a· flC vtew at Roy's Food Basket, Texaco Otl Co to relieve the licens1pg fees for garbage hauiLt Col M1chael Smolen of s1ty be was a member of AI· ny AuditoriUm Dr Richard N<Jrth Second and Rutland·st , oil frrm of habthty, and asked ers, atso that cockroaches and. Chandler, Anz, told newsmen TOPEKA Kan mPI) - Sen Lawrence Coy Fields was pha Zeta agricultural honorary Slavm, Area D1rector of the by a low stgn may be correct- future perm1sston to fence off termites are in town hall early today he was "relatively Barry M Goldwater today de-- found not guilty of a charge and Alpha Tau Alpha Agricul· West V1rgima Uruverstty Appal- ed by negottatwn with the bulk plant property m mterest - Put off to a special meet-\\ell treated" by the Commun- manded "a maJor re-direction" of fictitious reg:~stratlon, but tural Education honorary frat- achian Center, Will be the guest tng, probably th1s week, 1 r• ist kidnapers who held htm of US space efforts in light of was fmed flO and costs for ermty speaker Dr Slavm will talk on olutton requested by Flo)d G. 0 pnsoner for 87 hours over the what he called " the shockmg dr!VIDI! lell of center. He 10 marned and the father "The Changmg Role of Coop' Browne and Assoc' Marlon, 0~ weekend news" about a multi·passenger Bond forfeitures mcluded Ra. of two children Evelyn who Is eratJVe Extension ServJce " ' engtneermg advtsors ln MiddleSmolen w&s released late Soviet orbital flight bert Copley, passmg on a yel- a semor m Pol~t Pleasant Htgh The Mason County 4·H Leadport's sewerage proJect, that Monday mght lD Caracas' Flor- The Repubhcan presidential low hne, $17 50, David ~ea!le, School , and Robert who Is an ers Association will serve reI would set up a new schedule of id<~ dtstnct A pollee car found candidate sa1d lh1s In levehng d1sturblng the peace, $25, Bur- eighth grader at the Junlor freshments for the SOCial hour actions Jeadmg to sewerage conSmolen a blindfold taped over a broad scale attack on Presl· ford L Capehart, failure to stop High school His wife Ia also to follow The publJc Is mvited Robert Clark, inspector for the State Department of strurllon, acquisitiOn of a site his eye~ wandermg along tree· den I Johnson llS 'a part • time with a clear, assured distance, from Roane County They are to attend and get a~ualnted Agriculture, congratulated the Meigs County Fa1r Boa r J ror the proposed lagoon on the hned L~ Samanes Street at President" who Is out poUtJck- $27 50, W1llte 0. Dye!, speeding restdmg at 2222 Jackson Ave with Mr Cook and his famJly on its successful presentaUon when the board held tt s m er s1de of Route 1 below Hoi). 10 45 P m He was wearmg mg while "maJor cnses . are $27.50, and Jack Philhps, no Mr Cook's office ts located and wtth Dr. Slavm. ' regular meetmg recently. I son IS atemporal)' holdup ctvlhan clothes _ blue slacks, burning'' vahd operator's license, $27 00. Clark told the board, "'Your efforts m stag1ng the re- - Heard Jam~ Kimball, arel • blue shirt and ' tle Goldwater accused Johnson of cent Meigs County Fair are known by the Department I1 manager of the General Tel.. . activities ranging110m " if jiolltof Agnculture. The Meigs County Fair has come a long phone Co . review recent prt>ical travesty of the Lord's Day"' way m recent years, due to the efforts of the board and 1 gress and future plans of hlA COLUMBUS - PRESIDENT to giVIDI! a short 10-mlnute others connected With the work of presentmg a success- ftrm In Meigs county as a part Johnson will make campatgn shnft to Ph1hppmes Pres1dent Javeollea - persons under ful fair." of the f1rm's ••we'Jl keep you speeche!! m Cmcmnati and Day- Diosdado Macapagal In San U - wHI have to be off the Clark. also pratsed Melg!!l mformed" program to this Frtday, state Democrat- Francisco Sunday streets wben a 8 p. m. curCobnty Farr Board Secretary E Shenefield and Hiram Slaw- Ktmball lndtcated the Melg!l lc Chairman Wilham L. Cole- •'Because of his full·bme pol· Routme busmess was discuss- few sounds in Middleport beFrank Johnston for h1s part in ter The new director named area J S showmg more growth man said Mond&y Tentative JtJckmg, we now have a part· ed Monday at the noon lunch- ginning tonight un~ss accom· the annual events at the Rock for the one year term wtll fill m u~ : o of phones than Its neigh.plans had called for the PresJ· time Prestdent," Goldwater de- eon meetmg of the Pomeroy panied by their parents, Chief Dr H C Mullms, a 1963 Sprmgs fairgrounds. He clas~ the vacancy left by the restgna. bor areas, noted there are 3000 dent to mclud~ Columbus on the dared "We have a part-time Chamber of Commerce at OF Police Herb Gilkey, IUJoo graduate of Baltimore, Md, ed Johnston as one of the top twn of Robert L Jones plus phones m the eounty, 20,• 1bnerary of hts second swmg President when we are faced Craw's Town and Country Res- nounced today. College of Dental Surgery, Urrl- fair secretaries 1n Ohio The electiOn Will be held In 000 calls daily, and 233,000 toU. mto the lluckeye State Wlth full • ttme and full • scale taurant. Dtscussed were the Recent continued vaadallsm vers1ty of Maryland, has taken Another guest attendmg the th~ county commissioners of. calls annually His comp. J hal problems " ' 'Buy Local!' stgns that have which officials warned would over the ofifces of the late meet 1ng was Donald Dmes of fice at the rourthouse Anyone an arumal payroll of $131,109 ill Tbrft Scheduled Stops been prmted, and their dlstri- bring action, has made the Dr K D Amsbary E Mam·st the Dme Amusement company holdmg a 1964 membersbtp ttck:- the county, and $145,000 WJU be, NEW YORK - THE ~ETRO. Goldwater's remarks were In butlon, a brochure that bas order necessary, be said in Pomeroy who thanked th• fair board for et at the close of this year's spent m 1965 in improvements poiitan Opera opened tts 80th a speech prepared for delivery been prmted and proposed ad~ Youog people involved In Dr and Mrs Mulhn!! have Its co-operation fa1r, or at least IS calendar and expansmn, part of w~b aeason Monday mght With one at a rally m front of tbe state dittons to Jt publicizmg plant church and ~ebool acllvJhn one daughter, Jackie, age 3 It was announced by the board days before the date of the w11l be all' - pressuri.zinl 46 of tile grea~~st accolades,tn its House at Topeka, Kan It was sites, and Ule possLbU1ty of eondnuing beyond 8 p. m are Dr. and f,..rs Mullins attended that the three-year terms of five election , IS quahfted to vote miles of cable, he said. history for La Stup~da - the flrst of three stops by Gold· securing an 8lrp0rt st~ to go straight home, the cb1ef Concord College, Athens, W d1rectors will e-xp1re this year Attendmg were Harold Carna· Attending were CouneUmen Austrahan soprano Joan Suth· water today, launching a fiVe- The ChriStmas program com- said. Parents of othert, when Va, and Mrs Mullins taught A dJrector for a one year term han , William Dowrue, Loren Harris, Clifford Stumbo, Wayne erland. day tour Wlth emphas1s on wm- mittee urged merchants to re- apprehelllled, will be hf'ld re- in the pubhc schools of Balti· also 13 to be ele<-ted The elec- Hoffman, Rex Shenefield, Hir- Gibbons, John Zerkle, Mayor MisS Sutherland touched off ning beck defectors from Re- turn cards they have received aponslble, the chief said more county, Md , four years. tion of new falr board directors am Slawter, Davtd Koblent~, Smtth and Clerk Gene Grata. the most remarkable of all ova- publican ranks in the heartland so tabulation can be made to Dr Mullms served m the Ma· wtll be held from 5-9 p m. on Charles Radford, Chuck Wd· and Treasurer Bob E. Bytr.. lions, 8 stamping, shouting, ap- farm arena Goldwater also bad come up wltb • proposal for a rme Corps before entermg den. Thurlday, Nov 12 hams, Fred Letfhelt, Wallace plaudmg outpour of pure aud.l· speeches scheduled today in Chnstmas program. PreSident tal scbool He has been In Directors whose terms expire Bradford, Fred Cklegelin, Her· ence ecstacy at the end ol the Des Momes Iowa and Milwau· Jack carsey mtroduced two private practice smce June, are Harold Carnahan, Wilham Ibert Shields, Orvllle Brown, "mad scene" three quarters ~If kee, Wis ' ' gues:ts, Ralph Moore, area re1963, at Unton, W Va The B. Dowrue, L E Hoffman, Rex. and Secretary Johnston. the way through DemtZetti s source lllleilt and Dr. H c falnlly belonged to the Pres'lncl8 Di Lammermoor." It was Mullins a n;w dentist. byterlan church at Umon a challelll!e that "La Superba" • •• • President carsey also urged A report has been returned to -Marla C.llas- .-111 fmd hard attendance at the Wednesday the Meigs County Healln Depar~ LT. REYNOLDS JMARIETI'A (UP!) -The Ml· to match tn her return as Tosca The Pomeroy Athletic Boost· evening jomt Pomeroy and Mid· ment that a skunk ktlled m the IN TRAINING _ 2nd Lt rietta Tune!, a poUtlcally indelator In the oeason. ers will meet at the high dleport Chamber of Commerce Peach Fork area last week was Frank Nelson Reynolds of Mapendent newspaper, endol'lllll school bullding this evening at meeting which will feature V. rabid son has enrolled m the OrdSen Barry Goldwater for .r.. DAYTON _ U. s. REP. 7 30, Reina Lmd, president, D Moore and Forrest Jackson Health officials smd today any- n~ Officer Basle trairung Mtddleport's general fund the obJect of 110peration tion as president Paul F. Schenck, the local Re- asks all members to attend of the Industrial Commission of one kiUlng an aruma! that IS course at Aberddeen Provmg Watchdog" by council and Mayor Lee SmJth. begmning The Times m a Monday edlpublican congressman was re- The Middleport Athletic the C. and 0. Railway. possibly rabid should cui Us Ground Md Reynolds 1 grad- last summer showed signs of recovery today tortal 58Id. "Smce 1932 Amerl· ported in poor condition today Boostet Assoctation, George The meeting is to be at the head off and deliver It unme- uate oi Wahama high School, Clerk Gene Grate, authonzed by council m a sweepmg cans have been fed 1 lteadJ at Miami Valley Hospital Hackett, Jr, president, meets Grace EpiScopal Church Parish diately to tbe deparbnent of recently receivt<d hts commis- malton Monday mght to transfer funds as needed to diet of socialism With each bittThe congressman m the m the high school cafeteria thlo House at 6 !0 p. m. health If a peroon Is bitten by slon of Second Lieutenant With meet the month's bills, reported the general fund's end· containing a little 11lOl'l! pol,.. mldst of o hot cam~&gn for r.. evenmg at 7 30. All members a pet or other an!mat m the the West VIrginia National mg balance Sept 30 at $3.281 86, compared to a begm· thao the last. The Tim.. beelection w•s admitled to the hos- are urged to attend to help Mella General Hospital Peach Fork area. the mdivld- Guard He IS the son of Mr nmg balance Sept I of $2,421 04 tieves we can ulllmately relalll While this is nothmg like !be l our freedom and our way of lift pllal early loday. The nature of plan for ehe Booster Auction ADMISSIONS - Eber Car- ual should promptly consult • and Mrs Frank Reynolds his Illness waa not dlaclosed. uptown on November 7th, penter, Por!l>nd; SUsan Mar- phyaiCI8Jl, the departmenl said $8,000 to $10,000 balances of men appeared to feel basic only 1f we turn rlgbt toward 1M tin, W Columb18; IDlda BradDRIVER CITED four to five years ago, council- obligations Will be met this world of reality instead of pl\lfll!' JACKSON MAN FINED shaw, Pomeroy_ LOCAL TEMPS Earl Watkins, 38, Syracuse, year and 11165 will be opened mg fartber down the le!twlnf A NEW TROPICAL STORM Robert Callahan, 21, Jackson, DISCHARGES - Lester Hell· The temperature m Pome- was arresled by the Ohio Slate Mel&• Memorial Hospital • m the black " lane of fantasy " - Isbell - brewed potential has been fmed $$ and costa by derooo, Harrisonville: Maude roy's busme55 distr1ct at II 30 Patrol and ciled to Meigs coon- ADMISSIONS - Ruth WII· Part of the relief to the gen- The newspoper wd, "Perhope trouble in Ute At1antic today and Middleport Mayor Lee SmiUt Clnrk, Pomeroy; Margaret am today was 66, under clear ty ccurt Oct 23 on a charge liamson, Southstde, w Va. eral fund IS credtted to the no one man or group of mea a fresh blast of wiDtry air push- for running a stop olgn. Botln, Rutland. sklea. of paasing on a curve. Russell N1tz, Pomeroy. John monthly 25 cent assessment be- can bait our plunge towart ed aouthward across tlle New Young, Mason; Grace Thorn- mg collected by the local hght 'bondage agatni The Times l;te. EDI!Iand with ICII!tereci snow ton, Robertsburg, W Va , Floyd company, as a sel'V!ce to the lleves Sen. Goldwater detenll llurr!ea WllJiams, Pomeroy, Margaret local government Recerpts go an opportunJty to try and . . The Weather Bureau said the Brinker, M4son; Esta HaW· to pay all klnds of utility cbarg· lll'lle our readen to aupport tl opleal storm waa apected to thorne, Racine es, which m recent years has him Nov. 3 " DISCHARGES - Floyd Car- drained the general flllld ----Increase In lntenslty during the nlght. llurrleano-foroe winds Unlted Press lnlernaUonal "feelllll! fine," the ogonc"Y Sllid. said. Monday nighl Sov1et space 1the rocket as up to W times son, Middleport, Walter Grues- Meanwhile, Mayor Srruth TAKEN TO HOSPITAL may SweEp the western Up ol MOSCOW (UP!)-The S.lVIet The Russian "space bull" wu aclentlata hailed the voyage of more powerful than the one to er. Pomeroy; Clytie Terrel, Monday nlght asked a commit- lfilda Bradshaw, 14-yeor-oN Cuba later today. Union's lhree-man spaee ohlp the first space ship In htatory the SunriSe as a steppi"'!-Btone be used m the Amer1can Gem- Rutland; Willis Durs~ Porn- tee headed by cmford Stumbo daughler of Mr. and Mn. and 1ts three passengers land- to carry more than one man. to moon travel lru two-man space program. eroy, Ppha Offutt, Pomeroy, and Gene Harris to prepare er Br&dshaw, Pomeroy, wIt COUJMBUS - DR. JI'IUTZ ed oafely today after a day in Tass oald 11 was designed to The Sovleta kept aecret two The new Soviet achievement Mro Sluart Brewer and daugh- educational materta! on t h e taken to Melis General bolpl6o A. Pierson, presldenl-elect ol apoce, It was officially a n- stay np 24 hours It landed em major pieces ol tnformaUoo: put the Unlled States further ter, Langsville. proposed live year tax levy al as a medloaJ. potient by P the American Dental Assocla- nounoed. Russian soll at 10·41 a m_ Moe- The oature of the "powerful beblnd In the space race Gem. to be on the Middleport ballot eroy emersenay squadsmeD at lion, Monday urged the city to The Soviet new• agency Tass CtiW Ume (3 41 a.m. EDT). new" launching melhod and the iru w1ll go mto orb1t u1 Febru· Mlrrfqe Applfcaltono November third. Receipts of I 21 p m. Monday. fluoridate Its water lll!pply. oald the huge VO<lkhod (SUJlo TbiJ wu 114 houra and 17 mJn.. size and weight of the space ary at the earliest. Michael Leo O'Dell, 18, Mid- the levy would be earmarked ship Itself James E Webb, chief of lhe dleport, Rl I, Ironworker, and lot utility bills. PLAN SALI: Plerson, who ta to addreso the rise) space craft landed "al the utea after It was launched. Ohlo State Dental AsaoclaU.O'o pre-a8118ned area after success· Made •• Orlllta Tass oa1d the ftgure, when re. National Aeron•utics 8Dd Space Judy Lynn Mullins. 18, Pome- Mr Grate's report obnwed The XI Gomma Mu chopill COllventlon, sold lluorldatloo 11 fully accompllahlng the set pro- It made 16 orbits of the earth. leased, would dwarf an!llltln8 Admlrustrauon, conceded In roy, caahier; Richard Lee Day· the street maintanance lmxl of tbe Beta Slpla Phi aon>rliJ lbe '"safest, simplest, most ef· IP'8m of ocianliflc exploration." Moscow television aald the yet seen In the histOry of Washington Monday that the Ioili!. !8, Middleport Rt. I, U. en<ling with • balance ol $15,· wiD hold 1 ri1IIIIIIIP uli lectlve method of combattlnc AD llm!e llJlllOOl1lell - Plio~ Bight '"wao caleulaled for one 111411lled space ll!lhl-whieb be. Unlled States Is '"m 1 perlllli of S. Army, and Brentll Fern 1108, compared to 1 beglnnl1111 ~ 1nd ~J. Oet. If dental deeay." Proposed fluor!- commander Col. Vladlmlr Ko- day and entirely completed." gan only 314! yeara 110 wllh catchln& up" Bul he ll!fd the Creekmore, Rt I, Rutland; Kel- balance of $16,401 and mall op. and 18, atlbe balldlnc ~­ dation of the cllr'• woter 'IIIIP" marov, 31; aclenllat Konstanttn '"Valuable material" of a &el- Russian YUr1 Gogarln'a .mgJe American Solum V rocket "ta ly Mullins, 2'1, Springfield. roof. eratlnc lunda, an endlna: bal· ly occupied by the Moytac S.W ply has been a matter of C<Nllroo Ftolrtlstov, 38; and ljl4ct our· enUIIc nature 11 the reaull of orbit 011 AprU 12, lllll. d8118ned to ov....,.me thai er, and Allee Mae Romine, 19, ance of 132.91'1 compared to • at l b e - ollllillml.,.. reny lor 10veral Jean. Ctclll BorJo Yeaorov, Jl, ate tho journe);, Moscow ~ Weolenl obleroera ~IW. lead." Rllllllld. be&lnnll1& balaoct '!I~ 11!!1!\ ~ SPace Effort Re-di.feCti"On 1S Demanded l I t I MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY I Fair Board Its • secretary praise • d by state Off'ICI3 •I OHIO TONIGHT thru THURSD A \ ' HOW THE WE.ST WAS WON (1f'('hmc ulon llehb h' RC'\n( lrl.s (.c.rroll R1 ker Joh n \\ ,n n"' Ru<>, I il lll Jh n Gt egun P ack. I N' I o bb HPnn Fonl'l a larol \ n J(l nes Ka rl \1alch> n Geu P ep )a t d ,las oA 1dm<trk Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your Shopping Center Hu h~rd !:!t Pv.arl RHIP r \li!k<"\ Shan~ hn r--~ \ \\al te r ~rf'nr a n Henry \l iJl gan • Issues Face Council Roane County Man Takes • IturaJ Agent's post Agncu I l Wide Range of Public Three Reedsville men were fmed today on charges of di&turbmg the peaee and destructiOn of property m Me1gs county court action of Judge Frank W Porter, Jr . II FIVE CENTS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1964 fh e-l m a 1\ ~r rn• r of 3 t\c a dPm y -\wa r d~ I hchn•color Cartoon •lunmnl! llme 2 Hrs 4:'i mm ,\(In i t ~ ~ 1 00 Chll drf' n 50c FRIDAY and SATURDAY cof cRevi"ews Usual Busi"neSS Be thrifty! Save all of your salesUps all over the store. Oct. 16 17 " ]FACES OF OR LAO" (I f' (' hnl c ol or ro ny Randa ll Arlhu r U Con nell B,1 rb ~ r .t f. d -:- n lohn T 1 •r •wn \loa h Repry J1 l1 1rq 1 tlV G,•o Pa l Wllnrlf'r < rH H'T Elberfelds In Pomeroy t'PBS(' "SOLDIER IN THE r (~ l raso n St11 1 Tut'sdav Wt:l rl Ia ck i e ;;) uePil SUN MON TUES Oct 18 19'20 "THE NEW INTERNS " \ll chaPl Ca llPn Hal bftra t- den , • LOAFER ••• the only thing you want between you and the windshield of your car m a collts1on or sudden stop. • Only your seat belt gives you that space .•• that ,, • Vttal Margm of Safety. Always buckle your seat belt! 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INGELS FURNITURE Open Fri. & S.l. NJvhto New Denti'st I0 pOmeroy 0peration . watehdog paV1.ng Off In , Middleport counci} Marietta • T'unes B king Barry ac • ' IS• Down safeIy SOVIe • t's 'Sunrise ond world 1 rn-t l!re ms (! /1 4 sure on .,-our Sho• 11 Evtn 8 • T •h egms omg t Dr. MIJ]]J'ns ------ ··s Rabi'd Skunk Is Report ed TONIGHT MISS AMERICA 6 p. m. Curlew ,. •• """ Middleport 37.5Dfa • . ·-·. MORE BREADI • . '! ' • · �. .. l J > ,)I ( ' 2-~ally U.S. Sweeps Medals in Backstroke Centralized Bus Purchase Plan is Adopted by Board Sentinel P omeroy-MJddl•port , 0 Oct l3 , 196_4 Five SEO Counties Show Decline in Sales Taxes COLUMBUS (UP!) - After a full year of debate. study. heanngs and more debate the OhJU Board of Educa- tion Monday adopted a state plan for centralized school '"' Letart News Notes Cardinals Favored to Cop Series After Dramatic 5-2 Win PHYSICAL ED I s;. FRSpoED OOWN day when the St Louis CardJ- j "Won by the Cardinali when the I Gibson, a former Harlem I Sandy Koufax ln the 1963 series Stottlemyt't to aet out of a sec~ Cards Boance Balk U rt& Writer • naJ.s beat the New York Yan- 122-year old McCarver hit a Globetrotter basketball playe 1 t N y k I nd NEW YORr 'U Pl l - Rob Glb- t kees, 5·2 and gamed a 3-2 three--run homer to snap a 2-2 With a lo w DOlling pomt. Trooblt o and dJdn t N·The who tbl 00 son and T1m McCarver a pair game lead m the World Series he m the lOth The Yankees 1 our 13 batt hl h tte coWl er <t agam unt auo ague pennant lA 5 of throwbacks to the old Gas Most Jramattc of the five ' only one out away from defeat i only two #lE"C· 1 House Gang days, supplied the I games of the 1964 claSSIC so 1m the nmth. had tied the sc'Or(' smgle-game mark set by Los ' al cha nge Up!! Gtbson fanned I ked ed p1tchmg and ttitlmg powet Mon- 1far . the 10-mmng struggle was an Tom Tresh ' s two-run homer Angeles Dodger Jefthander j Clete 'ad Jtcher M Mtckey Mantle opened the I White wal itnd DlO'i --~'_::___..::_:_~P::_:_:_::_:_:___:___ e 1 second when Ken Boyer bunt edta a few days as the guest of her Five of the ten southeastern 184 $163 471 37 $159 311\05 bus chassis purrhasing TOKYO (UPII - Jed Graef, aunt, Mr and Mrs. Okey OhiO rounttes showed a deC'hne Mt'lgs - $6 790 06, $6 520 66 The regulations wtll be ftlfd wtth Secretary of State a 22-year-old Prmcelon student Roush tn sales tax col\ertlon<~ for the $63 4:15 43 Stil 600 23 today and will become effectJve w1th1n 10 days A lawfrom Verona N J · tomght led M and Mri Calvin Ble1Sing two-wetk period ..-.hlrh endt:'d P•ke - S5 361 01, $5 92161, su1t challengmg the legality of the plan IS peodmg 10 the United States to a 1 ·2~3 andr son LewiS were In Char· Oct 3 accvrdmg to a report $40 761 85, $.'19 242 n 1 the Ohw Supreme Court sweep of all the medals In 1 e lesion · Saturd~y visiting a b\ John D H!!rbert . Trea;;;urt>r Ro"s - S22,008 30 $7.3 Bfi9 68 The Board also took an un200 meter Olympic backstroke fnend Calvin Eagle, who ls 111 01 State Th~) wt-rt: Athen ~. $22:!.!18945 $21023111 precedented acuon and ordere::i savings would result He sugas Americans added rive more ' Lawrence P1ke , Hoss and Vm- 1 Sfoiolo - $29 095 90 $26,654 - ~ an Investigation of possible ra- gested havmli! a bill mtroduc_ed medals to their lead over Rus- lhe hospital there Mr~M~-~~~ ton Two of the <:ountles. Ath 67 $237 254 21i, $289 026 56 ... cia! se li:regat10n 1n the Stff'lt! into the legts Iature to require sta S to ens am1 V10ton also show a deYlnlon - $1314 00, $....193 74, , ; Elementary school m the Cin- compet1Hve biddmg locally for JIMMY WJSE r.raef, setting a world record ed on Mrs Rhoda Yeager a cline In current fiscal year h- $17 096 31 $20.47185 '~ nnatl suburb of North College all school buses costing mo~ I M~SON - Jlnuny Wile, of 2 minutes, 10 3 seconds, urday at Mason Ui Mabel and gures over last year \tolor vehiCle housetra1ler " II than 12 000 ' nosed out Gary Dilley of Hun Those ca ng on HI a !itudent of Wahama High 1 b Sunda" JnThe flgures show1ng the col and lhf' tax collection:. m Lhe E E Holt, supermtendent of In other business the Board Sebooi, will attend tbe fl th tlngton • Ind ' and Bob Bennett Linda W neM renner ~ uded d Mrs Robt:rl lectlons for the !\hi-week pt=r· IPn l ounlles for the two-week public Instruction, was instruct- delayed achon untll at least ti 0 of Long Beach Calif , spla~hed Hlcl r an ed to name a staff member to Nov 9 on a disputed proposal Natwnal FFA Conven ID in third to g1~e the U. S It's Winebrenner of Sycamore, 111~ 1ods endmg Oct 3, 1964 and p~nod endmg Oct. 3, 1964 and Kansas City, Missouri, on Oct. Mr and Mn Harlan Stanley 1 Oct 5, 1963 and the ftscal year the 1otal fiscal year flguea tor investigate the sttuation tw Ice for vocational education m 13, 14, lS, an0 I 6th . Jl mmy, first sweep o1 an 01ymp c ev- of · Huntington· and Mr and fl.gures for the years startmg the year starting July 1, 1964 brought to the board's atten- Ohio The proposal involves d rep,_~seo~uves " 1rom ent thill year · nd "II I led au rl . l dded Mrs Ross Winebrenner a Jul) l, 1964, and July t, 1963 follows Alhens- $8,66804,$67,tton more than $52 m1 ton n · ot~r schools throughout West Two Ame can grr s a foliow29912 Gallta - $5.1160 08 $41.· The bus Issue was opposed by eral aid for the current fiscal . medals by finishmg second and Donna. board members Robert A year Virgmla left on Sunday from third behind Australia's mcom~ Rev. Wilbur Baxter started 1 Athens - $10.212 83, ~14,782- ~46 90 Horkmg - $3.825 37, Manchester of Can f I e 1d and Roy L Anderson, director ol Pt. Pleftaaat. parable 27-yt!ar-old Dawn Fras- reV! val at Mornm~ Star Advent -· 14, $142 32~ !9 $1511450 13 131,7112 46 Jackson - $13.000.65 Gallla - 18,•74 50. $5,556 54, ~.527 51. Lawrence - $8,624.Ralph S Regula of Navarre Cmcmnat1 Secondary P u b II c Enroute to Kaosas City they er who won the women·! 100 Church or• the Charleston Rd. Pian Blasted schools and Hugh Calkins, pres- wlll visit the bome ol Abra· m~ter free style for the third Several from Guiding Star at$78,133 38. $76,368 06. 68 $90,604 49 MeigS - $4,461 17, HockiDg - $6 1144 65, $5.059 08. $36,653 94. Pike- $3,197.81, $26,Manchester contended cen- Jd<>nt of a Cleveland c1t1zens or- bam Uncoln, Uncoln's Tomb time smce her debut m the tended the Sunday night serv· $67,489 89, $62,25818 917 15 Ross - $10,823 26, $91,· tralized bus pUJ~hase would re- lgaruzatwn called PACE. op- and tbe State Capitol of 1956 Olympics at Melbo•1rne ice Jackson - $19,640 70, $9,212. 71, 70, Scwto - $16,937 s:;, $132,Springfield, Ill. M1ss Fraser, known af£ec- Mrs. Opal Sayre, Marie Jo~ duce the numb<!r of manufac- posed the proposal. turers m OhiO and destroy com~ Anderson sa1d "pre-ernptmg Al Hannibal, Mi111ourl, they Uonately as .. grandma," scored don and Lola Boston sang over '11, $111,659.42, $104,8671rl. 39120 Vmton - 11,827.56, $17,The internationally famous petitiOn as well as dts-tnbutors. a maJority of the school days will stay ovenir:bt at tbe a length-of-a-Y.Tist victory over WMPO RADIO Sunda~ on the Lawrence- $9,046.33, 112,547.· 131 51. Don Cossack chorus and dane- He also claimed that costs for vocatwnal education favors Mark Twain Hotel and while 15-year-old Sharon Stouder of Rev S1las Billups program. ers will appear m Rm Grande would mcrease and d1stncts the separate vocational school in that city, tbey wi[ visit Gelndora Calif chppmg five- "The Country Preacher " The College's Community Hall, would be confronted with mam- and mitigates agamst the estab- Mark Twain's Home and oth· tenths off her (nymptc record Board Baptist Sunday School Thursday everung, at 8 P m Lenance problems by perhaps Ushment of vocational pro· er places of Interest. They with a clockmg of 59 5 Miss sponsored this Sunday prt>The program will include' havmg types of buses not pre- grams Ill comprehensive high plan to arrive In Kansas City Stouder was timed In 59 9 gram and dedicated ll to Mrs. JRussian hturg1ca1 music an d vwusly purchased schools " in the afternooa of Oct. 13. The bronze medal went to Billups who is ill. WASIHNGTON (UPI) - A Three Southeastern 0 h 1 o folk songs mciudmg Cossack Regula, a former supporter Over Management Charged Jlmm)'!l Vo-Ag instructor at Kathy Elhs, 17-year-old [n<lia- Mrs. Ketth Hanlon is 1U ID ts-year-old Negro laborer was League football coaches were melodies ~d battle songs; of the plan, came out agamst Ile also sa1d "\\:e believe that Waham11 1!1 Glen Sntitb. He napoli.s schoolg~rl, clocked ln Holzer Hospital beint held today for the slay- named to the 1964 Umted Press Amer 1can songs, dances, includ- it beca use the board could not vocatwnal educatwn is grossly is tbe son of Mr. and Mrs. 1:00 9. Mr. Raleigh Ward of tng of prominent artist who International Ohio high school mg the Cossack knire dance in p r o d il c e documenlallon that over-managed m OhJO If we James Wlse, Mason. Russia gained only one medal mont, . Va , is spending I 1 was shot to death on a eanal football coat:hes rating board whtch 12 kruves are juggled, were to r~etve proportonately durmg the day, bringmg its to- few day s with his Sister, Mrs. towpa1h where she used to today. and other authentic dances of even one-third as much mantal to four whtle the U. S now Flavta Leitner. walk with Mrl. Jobn F. Ken- They are Terry Hansley, Gal- the Cossack regiments. agement from the state In ANNAPOLIS, Md. (UPII- has 10 Mr Leshe Samms of EleanDedy lipolis · Mel Adams Logan and TIIe group whtch ts composteachmg readmg as we do tn Navy quarterback Roger Stauor, W Va accompamed Mrs. 'ft.~ vlclim, Mary Pinchot Tom Osbourne, Ja~kson ed of 25 Co~acks from the reteaching automecharucs, I'm bach definitely w111 be absent GERMAN HOSPITAlS Falvta Lettner to Mrs Nellie Meyer, 43, Wll slain in an ap- Former SEOAL mentors on gwn of the Don in South Rusnot sure ,we L:Ould meet the f~m the helm when the Mid~ ANN ARBOR, Mich. !UPI) - Aten's funeral ln Pt. Pleasant parent robbery attempt shortly the board mclude Chuck SID- sia, was origmally formed 1n J challenge dies face Georgia Tech Satur- A German nurse now on the on Sunday. before 1 p.m. EDT Monday bart, Mt Vernon, Ben Wilson, 1933 m Prague, Czechoslovakia, MASON - John Young, re: day night staff at University Hospital here Rev Stanley Moor~ started 4 u :she walked along the Chesa- Warren, AI Scrivner, L1ma Sen· by Nicholas Kostrukoff, the 9, of Mason, W. Va: "a!a~s The l1!63 Heisman Trop~ ~ reports the atmosphere in a reviVal Sunday evenmg at the peake & Ohio canal in the ior Wilson is a former Wells~ present d1rector ported today recovermg . ~ winner • who has been hobhl 1American hospitals ia more re- Oak Grove EUB church fashionable Georgetown section ton' coach, Scnvner coached at Since 1933 the chorus has fact~nly at M~Ig~ Memo~lal by a co?tusJOn of the Achilles !axed than in German hospitals of the nation's capital. Logan 1n the mid 1950s, and toured all f1ve continents It hospital from mJunes suffe ~ ten~on smce the season open~r Maria Weh, formerly of Er~ WOMEN fO MEET Friends said that she had Stobart gutded GAHS lo the flrsl eame to the the U. S 1n Monday alterno_on -'~ a ~I at; ~a I agamst Penn State, Will. remam Iangen Uruverslty Hosptall in The Ep1scopa' Church Wo0 often walked the same path 1960 SEOAL championship. 1939, and has gtven more than at. the West Vtrgmla 08 of the al the academy while hLB team- Nuernberg, noted these other Lnen will meet Thursday, Oct~ with Mrs. Kennedy when the Bob Wwn, Martms Ferry, is 4,000 concerts m this counLry mme m West~olumbla sslbl The annual m~tlng Bur au mates travel to Jacksonville, differences · physicians assoc1at~ ber 15, at the Pansh Hl>Use for former Frrst Lady Uved ln also member of the UPI board. All members of the chorus Young suffe a po e I Meigs Cou;lyTu ~rm 0 t ~ Fla • for the football game. ed w1th German hospitab do not a day of sewmg Dessert w1ll : Georgetown ar-e now Amencan citizens; broken leg a ndhotherf m)ulrles be hheiR e Hay,h c."h rl have private practices· all nurs be furnished by the hostesses, 1 D PT PLEASANT h d th Young the 1at er o a arge 21 at t e acme If.!: s._ oo . ' Mi Le 1 1 . some of t em oug 1t urmg e famil ,' sustained mful In- w~th dmner being served at 7._ game They went from here to es' trammg is paid for by the Mrs. Da e utton, ss nMrs Meyer was a niece of I I 1 ° Don Cossack ChOfUS, DanCefS At Rio Thursday Laborer Held ln Slaving I Area Coaches Put on Board I Fal~ M'Iner SUfVJVeS • Sla"t e Fa}} Farm BureaU tO Meel Thursday \will • the tate Gov. Gifford L. UVESTOCK SALES CO. Second World War m the ranks · d PT PLEASANT w vA of h u 8 Ann Pmchot of Pennsy Ivama an a · ' · • t e Y i Sister-in-law of Benjamin L. Saturday, Oct. 10, 1964 The .offiCial name of the ' Bradlee, Washlugton bureau HOGS- 175 to 220 16 to 17 25; group IS !he General Platolf Don ~' C''Jef or ~ewsweek mag82lne, Heavies. 1S to 8; Fat Sows 11 Cossack Chorus and Dancers. o tdenli!Jed the body at the to 13 25, Pigs 3 to 8 It IS named after General Platrgue CATTLE- Steers 15 to 19 50; off, the popular Cossack hero She was r· orced a few Heifers 12 to 18.60; Fat Cows who achieved helping to r~ ago from Cord Meyer Jr. 11 to 13.60; Canners 7 to 11; turn back Napoleon s invading ' was a founder of the Untt- Bulls 13 to 16.10, Stock Steers army in his marcb on Moscow World Federalists. Inc., and 15 to 19 40, Stock Heifers 12 to m 1812. nember of the Us delega 1680; Stock Sleer Calves 17 to The Don Cossack group Wtti n to the UnJted Nations con- 22 50; Stock Heifer catves 15 to be the ftnt presentation m the ~nce m San Francisco In JillO. R10 Gran?e College Arts Pro..15. 9econ ' Jum • rs o e APPLE BUTrER 11ME Common & Heavies 18 to 23.75. ity ~oncert Associatio~ will be The WSCS of the Apple Grove admitted on ~embership cardt. Methodist church will make ANNOUNCE SALE Sludents of RIO Grande College, apple Butter thil Thursday. Or· The Portland MethudJSt WS- Its faculty ~ staff must show ders may bo called to Mrs A. CS will hold a rummage sale th•~r activity cards for admit· E . Wheeler or Mrl. li:arl Rob- oln the Davis bulldmg Friday tance. The cost to the general IDson. IIIII Saturclaf lrom g to ublic wW bi $l.2ii per person. 5• P renow~ )· h pa d junes 1n anot er nune acc1 en1 r r thi year ear Je s . SCOUTS TO MEET Milford H sell Scoutmaster S y Tr' 245 1 M"d of Boy cout oop o I- I ~o~v=ern=m=e=n=t.=======o=r=e :•:nd::M:rs:·:trv::ln:g:K:a:r~r. Columbus where they attended :G:Ji:e•:· , an Ohio State football game. The Larkms then motored to Indianapolis, Ind. to villi! J. W. Jeffenes and family. Mr Jeffenes recently lost his wife the p.m . former Glad s Johnston 'Mrs Jeffenes wJllybe as .l--by Wedne~dday LDrt Ubr t 7 one of the first graduates of the Mt iepo th bary a I fp all Rutland High along with Paul m. to prepale e asemen or Becm and Cl~ir Ta lor No Pat Answer make them nghter. pamtmg at • laler dato. Mrs. L. Bryan[ eniertained Dear HelenMake your husband feel imFINED $5, COSTS Mr. and Mrs John Pat B 0 y d This summer I wrote you of portant, and you'll be surprlsM . p l and son Johnny of Blackfork my problenu 1 am an avid ed how important you becom1 P.T.A. TALENT SHOW w1th a Sunday dinner at her reader of your column but I to him agaiL - I, hope. Aned4 M Ch I Le ' cou t 11Ie Rutland p T A will span- home have seen no answer to me right there you ve check M:~~~ :~ e:n ~:~~cati:n sor a talent sho~.· Saturday, Mr.· and Mrs, Eugene Brown there. I wonder if my troubles "marriage drift,. But dou't exchar / November 7 at Ihe Rutland High and famtly of Califorma were are a little too complex. Bnef· pect a sudden miraculoul g · School AudJionum. The public recent guests of bis gr~par- ' iy, here they are again · change. It took three years to . "led 1 tal nt nts Mr and Mrs Dell Luckad drift down this wrong chaJUJel. 1 1 th "mv'ur 0 ender 'd 80 eb ~ ' · I. Seconbimmamag~ or bme, Corrung back is upstream all compe . JOn, an may 0 thlfd for · We ave een the wa _ H Y oo. DEVOTED TO INTERESl OF conlactmg Vernon Weber . Mrs. Reva Snowden and Mrs married three years. Y· · MEIGS MASON AREA A $25 savmgs bond JS offered Joan May were In Parkersburg 2 Husb~'s Indifference. My Readen Answer The MaD as IJrst place prize, 110 second shopping. · , Dear Helen: ·~~ and $5 third prize. Proceeds will Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crul> 3. Husband • elderly mother This is to answer the ean for •uMIItl•..,...,. ....,_... ..alD't hft. be used toward the cafeteria tree and family have moved Hving with us, even though oth- help from ''Seamstress," and • .,. . , ""' 0111o v.u., •uan ...•nt paJ"ntmg pro]·ect. Mrs. Harold from near Lanosvtlle to t be er relatives are able to care anyo_ne else who has trouble 1 111 toml'lfty 11G 'M>cll•nlt" II ttOfl'leroy f Jhll lemlln lid bU t t.-.-1. 01111 • u • - Offla ' " - w"' ... Sauer 1.3 in charge of ticket former Jesse Wood. property an or - va getting tissut. pattern~ vaa. ur 11:'rn.:C.ttor~et t-t!.':m ... sales S .Iem St' now owned by Mr. won't. . to their envelopes. :;::- '' "'' "" ....... .,.._...., SOCIAL ITEMS and Mrs. James Nicholson. The 4. Husband's over attach· Iron the plece1 nat, p t I 1 • .,on•• ...-n~attv. Dr Wilber Curtis of Kerrville, Nieholsons have moved baek ment to his daughter, DOW mar· them on top of eaeh other and ~-.:'':v!~ :=~~~ Texas was a recent weekend to thalr fann near De:lter. ried. He Indulges every wish. keep folding and ironing un'"bMrtPfiO" .,...., vv.o ., guest of Mrs. s. L. Bryant and Dale Mus&er, rural mall ear-Hil mother. plus hiJ: ~ughter til they fit back into their en0111 .......... ...,.. ..,,......, tt 9"'' ,... visited other frlends also. rier is on va.::ation from his du- make for financial drama. velope. . . .111 '"'' ' " ' tn . . . , . _ .. ...., Mr and Mrs. William Larkin ties. Mrs. RosaUe Sayre 11 sub- &. Husband's unresponsiveness As for pleating, I"m lazy and. O..lh hlltiiMI ...... 1'1.60, ... to our love-Ufe (over a year ). over th e yean have deve loped ...,"',... .., nt .... ...entllt p .... of Hanrubal, Ohlo were recent stltuting for him. 11 •, ~ ••ut. ......, ......lM • ...,,011 weekend guests here witb rei· Mr1. Wanda Williams 1s now He is under doctor'a care and a sneaky approach. 1 Uke pleat,.. "" ... ~~..... on• """""" suo a.., allves. On a Friday evening he employed at the Rutland Forni- is overcautious. NOT at doc- ed skirts full. so. lnstead of us~~!~. :.a~ re,:!nt:!':.'...•• m~ntttL attended the Rutland football ture Co. tor' a orders! ing the skirt pattern, 1 take • 6. Husband's Increasing bout three yards of material, "rughts out wilh the boys " He cutting It long enough to make urges me to go out more and a good hem. Aller the dress top never seems to care where I is all lmlshed, I fold Its bottom am. edge In hall, in hall again, and 30 p m Trustees will be elected and resolutions for 1965 will be ado ted at the business meet· mg pscheduled to begm at 8.15 dleport,dask~ th:etr~~~~e~e:~ HELEN HELP US! rememb~red RUl l d Society NoteS s. Helen Bottei-...J I ~;~~~-:-Tor:~~! ~am r'~'e;-,:~:;~om~:: 1,;.~n$l .~~ti~;~,,:~·r~~.~:; THE DAILY SENTINEl •:,.=11..,'=:::.- Voice of Broadwav ... reporting By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Qoalp Ill Gotham Beloved comedian Stan Laurel is much better after that headlined hospital siege with diabetes, and well enough to go home. His good friend Chuck McCann, the WPIX klady show M.C., just returned from a visit to Stan, where he dlacussed piiii)S to do a film version of the life of Laurel and Hardy. He'd like Dick Van Dyke to play Laurel, and Dick's reported enthusiastic about the prospect; Chuck would portray Hardy Get ready for the fireworks between Booker and Doud, producers of Vaughn Meader's "First tamlly" hit album, and Archie Bloyer, head of Cadence Records. A big lawsuit IJ pending, with Booker and Doud claiming Bler,er owes them a lot of mnney. They p an to insiSt on a full accountmg via the courts Suddenly Winston Churchill Is boxoffice. "The Finest Hours," the flick • - I ~ ! · • • - based on hts memoirs, is a success, so :. producers have blueprinted another fea' lure, "The Outer World of Wmston Churchill," as a follow-up. Merle Oberon :: Is one of the guest stars who will parttci- pate_ - Four Star is talltlng to TV weather ~rl Gloria Okon about a role in the ser- - Jes "Hone,Y." the heroine of whjch ts a :: • :t ,E :: ;; ". •• ~ 1 ~ !i li female/nvate eye The Discotheque for LB at Perona's - an adJunct of El Morocco - expects to have Audrey H•pburn as the glamorous hostess of one evening during the month. II it happens, political commentators from other na· tioDB will be even more pu>Zied than they are already about our syst~ of campaigrung, and they have every right to be baffled. If Audrey does turn up, we will have the spectacle of a lady who lln't an American - a resident of SwJt· zerland - whoopmg it up for one of the two major U S. partieS. • • • Sophie Loren, in Israel making "JuIa surrounded by plain-clothes po! lleemen after receiving threats that she 1rill be killed If she doesn't leave the ~~ ~ dlth," •::;, :!.L:= country within a week _ _ _ Dlmlnuttva Ch~rles Aznavour, the big n01se among the French singers, showed up at the Metropole night before last w1th three smasbmg Swedish blondes, all at least a head taller than he. He left the beauties only long enough to sit in on p1ano with Lionel Hampton's band for the rousmg "Fiytng Home" finale. The audl· ence naturally beg~ed Charles to smg, but he told them 'You came here to bear L10nel swingntg, not Aznavour sing~ ing." He's here pr1marily to arrange future tours, and to try to get a work per· mit so be could appear on key television shows_ The rower of a column mention · As a result o a recent item here, Gil Blum, the gag-writmg dentist, has been tapped to appear on "To Tell The Truth" .. _ Prince Spencer and his wife (he's one of the Four Step Brothers of tap danctng fame) are adopting a baby. • :"C:: '::!.. •lh'_..,., ... • • Silky singer Teri Thornton will be the first to record "Secret Life," the title so~g from the forthcoming Broadway musical adaptation of Danny Kaye's old cmema, "The Secret Life of Walter Milly." She's cutting the tune for Columbia, backed by a large orchestra con· dueled Grammy award-winner Mar· ttn Manmng Puzzler: Robert Moses saw "Fade Out-Fade In" but issued an order No photographs Bill Rosen or Gatsby's IS workmg on br "The Glutton's Cook Book." He's request· ed rec1pes from .Jackie Gleason, Ernest Borgnme, Jack E. Leonard, Alfred Hitchcock and Margaret Rutherford - but so far, not an answer. (l have a rather madly fattening soup I'd be glad to contribute ) Tony Perkins is wanted for the lead in "Stop the World, I Want To Get Off" in Pans British girls are not only moving into the chic business offices as secre{aries, they're taking ov· er in a large way in nightclub choruaea and Broadway shows. Today's Medical Report By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M. D. play havoc under certain ab- When thll occurs In an art- Please don't tell me go to to so on until there are 32 equal The clottmg of your blood ls normal conditions. ery m the thigh, oam m the lq a counselor. He bas refused. II sections. I do tile same !AI tho what keeps you from bleeding to Infections, auch as rheumat· develops and no pulse will be there an answer? - TRAPPED waist edge of the skirt materiaL death when a blood 'esse; is cut lc fever, that attack the Inner felt in the leg. Dear TrappedMatch pins, which mark theso or broken. Anything that dam- lining of the heart itseU, aneur- Unless sucn an event 11 treat- I wish there WAS a pat an- sections; fold extra skirt mater. ar's the Inner lintng of your ysm (abnonnal widening of a ed u an emergency, gangrene swer to marital problemo. There Ia! into pleats going the dlreoblond ve"e" can trigger the segment of an artery), and bar· will set In and the loot or per-- isn't, and that'• why they often tion you want, and then llitch. process. denmg of the arteriei CJ.ln aU haps most of the leg will be lost. stay unanswered in my files. This way, the pleating can be Thus, although dotting is a ' damage these vessels and siarl Surgeons have learned a lot All I can B&l II: learn to bear done with the least fuss, and !Uesavmg mechanism, IL can the fonnat.ion of a clot, even about how to treat these emer- what you can't change, but try the best part, II can .., d011e ID when there Ia no cut or break genc1es. They used to think tllat mightily to change wbat you the evening while keeping This type of clot !ormation is tt was useless to try to remove can't bear. An4 do It With • "Papa" company. called "thrombosis" • dot II 12 houra bad elapsed smile. It's fun also to chango patNow. Take one thing at a lerna a Uttle, and the UDIIled Such a clot usually adheres since It broke away and found By United Press lnlernalional loosely to the vessel wall. but a new bome. Ume AnaiJ'20 your troubles ~..... for the skirt is good for Tuday is Tuesday, Oct 13, the sooner or later it Is apt to Although It is trne that tho and find out whicll bothers you thts. I do Wlsh, though, llud 287th day ol 1964 with 79 to lol· break loose. It then becomes sooaer the oporaiiDD is perform- the most. I eaJl guess: It's when patterns have stratghl low. a foreigu body In your circuia- ed the better tile renlll, oome your husband'a iDdllference, skirts, manufacturer• would put The moon is at Its first quar- tion. leg bave been saved evea at~ right? So forget lesser things ln an extra piece to do thlll ter. \ As it travela down an artery, ter • week bu ell(llecl. (you CAN put up with rela- finagling with. Using newapAo The morning stars are Jupi- the cbnnnelo throogh which tt Various drugs have been ua- ~ves, you know) and concen- per or regular wrapping tis,.. ter, Mars and Vtnus. passes become prolf"'8lvely edin an effort to diJsolve theM trale oo JDBkina him oea you doesn't work too well - oue 11 The evenmg star IS Saturn. narrower until It comes to a clots, but none have been sue-- as a very desirable Wom&D. If too stiff, tht other tear1 t,og Actress Lily Langry was born point where It can proceed no cessful. After the operation, he's worried about hit health- taall)'. - BARBARA on thts day m 1852 further . Sucb a clot is called an hcwever, it IS customary to give sympathize: 1 man takes hlJ Dear Barbara. On this day m hJStory· "embolus." anticoagulants to prevent llltY phySJcai condition very seriouo- Thanks so much for tilt food In 1775, the Continental Con-~ There " a sudden cutting off extension ol the abnormal clot-- ly. When be sees you do too, he advice. Know how I'm aoing to gress ordered construction of a of the blood flow below the clot ting. may mtnimlze it, and take hll spend my weekend? MakiDg m., naval fleet, bui, tf the vessel mvolved was doctor'• word that he IIlii no littlest daughter a dross wllb a 1n 1792, ''eorge Paspington small, collateral arteneo usual- Q - Some loU. aays brown eaJIN for cancern. Above all, pleated skirt - YOUR way. laid the cornerstone of the ly CODttnue to supply the a"". sugar isJI'I u fatWllng as white understsnd his feara, •bout ill· Thia column Ia dedicated 14 President's House -the . ftrst If, as sometimes happens, a sugar. Ia this so? ness or perhaps !allure, and family Uvlng, so 11 you're 1u1y. public building to be bwlt In large clot obstructs a largo arlo A - Bnwa qu Ia cane or pretty soon they'D disappear _ lng kid trouble or Just plaiD ery a great deal of tissue dam- beet sugar that haa not been aa maybe. trouble, let Hela belp YOU. Washington. In 1937, Nazi Germany age can occur before tho 1111ail extenalfelyrefineliaswlillolltlf- Don't oount and re-<ount the She wW also welcoma your promised Great Britain aad collateral vestelo can enlarge ar. From a nutritional lllaJid. thiDgs that are WTOIII! llith your own amuairJI uper~..,.. 1 _ Ado France thai it would not vii>- and tab over tile added work poiD~ !bora II 110 tdplfleaN, ~ -look for tht lhlnp !Ires• Helen Bottol 111 ..,. ot late Bel&ia• neutrality. load. dlfferoaoe. tbot are RIGHT, and work to IIIIa IIIWIIjllpll'. THE ALMANAC struc~ agam~int:~nn~:g I ~ltnnmgtrJa~l I Mrs Garnet OJapman spent , e~l ~~:~~~uts 5 ~~;t Jof ~ an~~~::~! :il:::l:~ly ':ca~!~ ~;~~~·st~n~::~JO:r ~:: ~a~nal!t, ~on ~~~~:e~~~as~~onthec~ ri:~: Bo~·-er • In . your trouble 1tems from lack of wal.kiog ou& w aua po ••pe-.. savage lmer liack to the s 0 en a:se mound whlcll he knocked down Whtte had to hold third &I 1 and recovered m time for the Croat htt mto a force play at a IB t atth f Irs IT base NEW YORK lUPI) - Ohlo l major eollege football rating!. 3i coaches on the UPI rating ! vtmced from e1ghth to stxth and acorru ~..t per game a• II Notre Pay I h r second but then cam~ McCar0 \State vaulted mto second place The Longhorns and third~ board ISyracuse. the only team Wllh a Di:tlllt' j u Pn resl ! e most e Vt'l lO tee off on relief pitcher and the Umversity ol. Texas ranked Alabama were the only Notre Dame exchanged plac- defeat 18 th~ first 10, Jumped fecl!vt> Yankee hllter durmg Pt>le Mikke lsen s 3 and 2 pitch Longhorns solidified their long teams m !he top 10 to mam· es with Mich1gan , movmg up to from lOth to seventh Both NeThe eighth , runth, and lOth 1thts sene!! htt the f1nt p1trh and dnve rt well mto the lower 1 hold on the top spot today 1n tam their positions from the 1rourth while Ute Wolvermes braska and Syracuse are aver spots wt>r~ tllll:'d hJ newcomers ' mto the nght freld bl t a( hfr"- lo nght f~tdd .stand! for the tamethe Uruted Press lnteroat10nal previous week's ratings by the 1sUpped to hfth Nebraska ad· agmg more th 311 31 pomls lo the top 10--Georgla Tech, ue the score wmmng blow COLUMBUS (UPI) _ Ohlo ~ londa a11d Arkansas, respec----~-yard run Also pariJ"cipalin• tn tively Dailv Sentinel Porne10v Middleport 0 Oct 13, 1964-S co11ege footbaU records, lncludiillll.liilliiiiiilillll'•••••••r------.,.•••lfiiiiili ing games ol Saturday, Oct 10 the touchdown parade were The triO ftiled places vacated I Team W L T pts Ops rookie Tony Lorick on an 11· by Illinois which dropped from Fmdtay By JOHN KAD' I main reasontt why the Colts the NFL title vard da sh Umlas on a -; 1x ~ard 'it'etmd 1,1 141 11 1\pr~Jucl\1. ~:~nd 0 0 191 30 Ohto North 5 1 Unitt'd Pres~ lntt>rnationt~l once a gam are steamro!hng And as m other gampc; l)m tolloul Tom Malle on an 80- UCI A 1111 h t 11 1 1 5 0 0 137,. 60 ' .berg BALTl\10RE IUPI\ -In one jthrough lhtNational Football season 11 was Balt1mores rean)•ard run and Ray Berryoo ' o t w ,c,om1Jdey 1 1 11w r <J 1mgs ., 32 , M , d _ zed • u o ~ ~~~~~ •PP• Wltt 4 0 0 12 1 Bowhng G mans opmton- L1•nny .~ oores i League-an steamrol.le ex~ v1tah runnmf.! ~amt' that s1xy<trd pass trom Unnas AI nmked H!h lasl w••Jk ta ii Pd 10 4 0 0 119 27 Cmcmnat l -the 1964 Baltimore Colts are I actly what they did 1~onday packed most of !he offenslve l togtdher. lhe Colts gamot>d 166 relf' lVt> a '> lng tl-' \ 1, 1.,. tfit the 3 0 0 74 1 You'to'f\n hrsr tum• SHH ~ Nov 12 1956 61 as great. If no! greater, than Imghl agamst the St Louts Car- punch Four of the f1ve Coll i\ yards ru shmg 3 0 0 74 41 the champ tonshlp te.<~ms' or I dmals otuchdowns came on rushing Ohw Stat~: 3 0 0 70 17 11958 and \G59 Scormg the first four times plays The CoiL-; spurted to a 17-0 Lou1 s1ana Slcl!t' !I-'d lhe ~eumJ Demson 3 0 0 62 14 Ask any of t11 s Balt1more they got their hands on the ball The key man m Baltimore's lead m the first quarter added 10 tur the ~t< ond ~1r a1ghr Wl't k 3 8 1 80 21 teammates and they II tell you the Colts trounced the previous- "new look " IS Moore No long- another thn•t pmnts on one of followed closPly by smpnstng Mmffil West Res 2 0 1 31 10 that Lenny Moore IS as great, ly unbeaten Eastern D1vis10nl er the fleet flanker back of fiVe Lou M1c haels' foudr hel d goals Vlonda SI.J i t-' 111IIH h r h1t.o( n . (J Bai-Wal 3 1 0 113 56 1f not greater as he was m leaders 47 27 years ago, Moore now com. en- early 1R the secon period and Kentucky 48-fi SaturdJy .md Utterbem 3 1 0 106 63 those glorv days of half a dec· The victor), their fourth In a trates on short yardage plnys never looked back . Mus'gum \'1-lldt db; out ul 1 knod;ed tht 61 20 3 1 0 Wooster l ade ago when he starred as row alter an opening game and has become one of the 1 The Car dmals wer held to 8 seventh pitH e 1 0 45 22 (',. tl Capital Johnny Umtas' favonte passmg loss to Mmnesota, .nstalled the league's most powerful ball 1touchdown and two ef ld C 11 1 2 1 0 83 41 ta rget Colts m first lace in the West- earners r te goa s .;)Vu wrn a 1 01 111 d moH·d up Hiram " 1 0 70 25 , . P 1 until the fmal penod when they two place« to l'llh aht>, 1d ol CASH Monthly CASH Monthly J Carroll Moore s spectacular come- ern D1v1sion and established Moore scored one of Monday , seared two touchdowns agamst l-4th nmk d llluuu ,1 1 LOAN Payment 2 1 0 52 22 1 LOA.,N-'-f cP:::•~Y:::m:::•n:_::t--1 - --un •,, 1 1 40 46 bat:k th1s season Is one of the I them as the team to beat for mght's touchdowns on _ a ftve oualt 1more ' !I secon d · strmgers 1bea 1en 'tNtms- A n~ wna \' Stllte Ohio U $200 10.66 $1300 47.:W 2 1 0 76 69 fi'..~;l!x~..r '"'fffi.'~#"• 1 No 15 Ott'l!Un '\o 16 Iowa Defiance Ashland 2 2 0 52 39 No l7 and Wyommg and 500 26.67 1500 53.87 NEW YORK (UP!)- The Duke tted loc 18th Idled the Akron 2 2 0 29 29 800 40.92 1700 60.45 Kent St. I l 1 32 22 1 j • I New York Yankees fly to St. ~ (ollowmg spots <~nd once-hfo!'ltf'n 0 Cent St. 1 2 0 67 1 I.Auls today determined to S a9 l r•gon _,,, "" 2011t 25 MONTH lERMI 37 MONTH tERMS H~td 'bg 1 2 1 47 78 earey on a tradition 42 years HOW THEY STA!'IlD 1.'illm tn 1 2 1 39 73 1 old. It's been that long Iince NEW YORK (LPlJ - Tht! 1 d P 1rs<; 1n1ern.1!10na 1 ma Shop with cash. Save monE"y, Pay bills. muuton ~earn they lost !Wo <onse<uttv• By UnJted Press International ume 1 .."' 1 37 42 , ~ This week's Ohto college foot- JOr eo II ege f uot lJa II raltngs wtth Xavter I 2 l 32 li4 World Series. HavE' only one co11\ t> II IPnt monthly payI Dayton 1 3 0 58 76 Not since lt%1, and '2%, when I ball schedule flrst~plaee \0 l t ~ <~'1d 1\-oo los mt>nt Ha~,oe more lnoney fur yourself.. York. Giants to back-to~back Call for cash ... as m1u. h as $2000. lt'l g 3 0 42 103 'I Saturday records 1n part:"n!lw~es ManeIta P01nts Kenyon 0 3 0 Hork Gl&ttEs to back-to-back Team reaso1'able and ('onf1dent1al. 33 129 By ROBERT GRIMM newcomers, although lOth-place victories over Miller Huggins' Southern Cahf al Ohio State 1 341 Case Tech 0 3 0 25 69 1 Texas 29l r 4 rn • .,oJ United Pre!lfl lnternatlosal Mount Vernon climbed back in Yanks, have Nationat leauue Xavter att NOhio Un1verstty 11 11:.1. e M th 2 Ohw S!-nr •41 ~ llJ 279 0 We " 1 0 0 8 COLUMBUS (UP[) - Coach- the top 10 after a week's ab- ttamt been able te stop the Ablaffil or wes E'rn 0 3 0 13 1 Cl 3 Alab<o~ma ( \1 14-{JJ 25.1 Oberlin 68 Mt Unton !:14 of-the~year Earle Bruce would sence. Elyna, which toppled Yankees two yean nmning. I ene lrtsllan at Dayton 2 10 4 Notre DamP , 11 , 3 01 0 4 0 31 Toledo " bke to have JUSt five more vtc Findlay l9 0 took over the The Lo! Angeles Dodgers de- Cmcm nat1 al Boston College 1 4 0 MID-AMERICAN 24 78 tones to add to his present ,; seventh spot Just ahead of un- feated New York Iaiit year in Western M1ch1gan at Kent State Miami .• m a row defeated Upper Arhngton four straigbl game$. , BoY..1mg Green at Toledo .," 1 Syracuse i 3 II • 0 0 I I Tennessee State at Central " 73 l4 .Es Green 1 0 0 28 a The new Massillon coach only The other newcomer was Cm- 1 "''#J I State 8 Georgia Tfch 14 01 hi 1/NANCING OHIO P!OPL! SINCE 1912 hto U. 1 0 1 :24 15 has a ftve--game wm streak at cmnati Elder w1th a 4-0 recQrd, National Football League Ohio Wesleyan at Tufts 9 Flonda t3 Ol 58 511 Marshall I 1 U 13 21 the Stark County school, but he '"ki nt th By United Press Interuat 1onal Oberlm at Lake Forest (Ill) IO Ar~ansas ~ 4 -ill Kent St • 0 l I 17 20 Ih a d 22 w1t - hout a d efeat at Sa ~· I.GZanesville's ng over nBlueP1Devil! ace Second 10 -- It . Lou1o;1ana · 1Youngstown 125 E. Main St. Toledo 0 2 0 12 34 dusky If he manages t.o wm be . Eastern Dlvlslo& at Augustana (S 0 ' State 55 12 F1onda SlatE- 53 WY 2-2171 West. Mich. o 2 o 8 63 1those last flve, he could be a wondengg how to get W. L. T. Pet. PF PA Mt. Umon at Demson 13 Southern Cahforma 46, 14, I Bob Miller, Mgr. OHIO CONFERENCE Ihot candidate to become Oh1o's m the weekly standmgs St Lums 3 1 1 .750 122llli Capllal .at Kenyon lllino1s 30 15 Anzona Stat~ 15 'b h I b II have a 5-G record and only Ci I d 7 16 Ore I' 1 17 I 11 18 Wh1tt erg 4 0 8 124 32 top 1gh schoo foot a coach week ed ed Canton Line 1 eve an 3 I 1 50122 95 John carroll . gon · • owa . Also Offices in Gallipolis and Athens Demson 1 o o 7 o two years runmng. g . ~n Pittsburgh 3 2 0 .600 94 95 at Weslem Re~erve (Ue) W>ommg and Duke 10 20 Musk'um 3 1 0 61 20 The way Massillon took apart 12 But Lmcoln fimshed In PhtladeJphla 2 3 0 400 123 105 Ca!'le Tech al Washmgton and Oregon State 4 2 o 83 41 a good Steubenville team last place and Zanesville l?th, Dallas l 3 250 66 97 1 Jefferson Capttal Ot'bem 2 1 0 71 66 Fr1day mght, Bruce could get to a qmrk 10 the balloting New York 1 3 .250 00 114 Bluffton .at Ashland • B Wallace 2 1 o 58 49 his wtsh, and a state champ1onWashmgton 1 4 0 200 Y3 107 1 saturday Night H1ram 1 1 0 35 19 sh1p trophy besides. Western Division w1ttenberg at Manetta Wooster 1 1 0 21 22 HIS Tigers rolled over SteuBalli more 4 I 0 800 179 101 >tuskmgum at HeJdolberg Marietta 1 1 e 13 36 1benville 58-0, and as a result, Detroit 3 1 1 .750 103 71 Hiram at Otterbem He1'berg 1 2 o 47 78 1Massillon was a runaway wm- NEW YORK (UPI )- World Green Bay 3 2 0 600 104 81 Wooster at Akron Akron 1 z o 12 29 1ner m thu: week 's United Press Senes facts and figure9 Los Angele1 2 2 1 .500 11Yl117 DeCianct at Wllmmgton 0 1 o 19 41 1lnternabona! Oh10 coaches Opponents St. Loms Cardt- San Fran 2 3 0 400103118 Fmdlay at Ohto Northern Kenyon Oberhn o 2 o 13 47 ratmgs Eighteen of the 32 nals (National League, Mmne~ta 2 3 0 .400 119 127 HilJsdale at Raldwln-Wallacl OIIJ1o Wes. 0 2 o 11 40 Icoaches vot1ng gave Massillon aged by John Keane) New Chicago 2 3 0 .400 Mt Uruon 0 S 0 25 80 first-place votes for a total of York Yankees (American Monday's Results MID ~ OWO 282 pomts Runnerup Canton League, managed by Yog• Ber~ Baltimore 47 St. Louis 27 1 0 0 24 7 McKmley wa9 a b1g winner, .ra) (Only game scheduled) Ashlaad 1 0 o 25 21 too, but the Bulldogs had five W1nner First team to wm Sunday's Gamtll Bluffton HEATING AND 0 1 0 21 25 first-place votes and 202 pomts. four of seven scheduled games Cleveland at Dallas Defiance ~ 1 o 1 24 If McKmley thinks it should Results to date· First game. Detro1t at Chicago • Wil'ton AIR-CONDITIONING be on the top Instead of Massif- St Louis t, New York 5; Sec-- Green Bay at Baltunore lon, the argument can be set- ond game, New York 8, St Philadelphm at New York tied come Nov 14 when the two LouiS 3; third game, New York P11tsburgh at Mmne•ota SEOAL ALL GAMES teams hotik up m their tradi- 2, St Louts 1; fourth game, St. San FrancJsco at Los Angelel TEAM W L T P OP tiona! season-endmg game. LouJs 4, New York 3; fifth Washington at St. Louis Logan __ ti 0 0 1511 6 Top Sill Unchanged game, Sl Lom• ti New York z SERVICES CONTINUE Pomeroy 5 0 0 96 38 It was the third straight week (10 inmngs). iferold ChaM Mgr• Jackson 4 1 0 92 34 the two perenmal powers came Senes standings - St Loms Evangehst1c servtces ~mg Athens 4 1 0 1ll 46 in one-two in the UPI balloting. 3, New York 2 conducted at the Rock Sprmgs Locust lt. Mldcll.,_rt Wellston 3 2 0 68 48 The leadmg ctiX squads of last Reminamg games - Wednes. Method1st church, w1ll continue PheM WY 24111 Nelsonville J 2 0 44 70 week were the same this time day, Oct 14, at Busch Stadium It,~his:;w:ee:;:k;.-~Th:e~p~u~bi~Je~is~l:nv~t~ted~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mtddleport l 3 1 71 tr1 as Sandusky, Niles, Cmcmnati St. Lows, and Thursday j1' Gallipolis 0 5 0 24 122 Roger Bacon and Sprmgfleld neeessaryl at BuS<h Stadium. South flrnshed m that order Startmg tilDe 1 p m. local SEOAL ONLY Bu t from there on down, time. TEAM W L T P OP there were some changes Wednesday's pltchen - New 3 0 0 D2 0 made Findlay and SteubenvUle York, Jim Bouton (18-IS 1, St. Logan •Plus Fed Tax and Good Casllll 3 0 0 56 28 Central stf1)ped mto the big Lollis, CUrt Simmons (18-9), Pomeroy 2 I 0 58 28 time last week and got clobOdds - New York favored Athens 2 1 0 56 34 bered Both dropped out of 6-S 1o wm Wedr.eaday St. Louis I Jackson FREE INSTALLATION- EASY TERMS l 2 0 24 34 sight m the ratings. favored 11-5 to win Series Wellston 1 1 2 0 14 62 Cleveland St Ignatius, deFinancial racts and ftgures Nelsonville ~ 3 0 28 80 spite, a t-0 record and a 32-ll for fifth gameMiddleport CAR BATTERIES, 6 VOLT and 12 VOLT 6 68 wm over Cleveland Rhodes SatPa1d attendance 65,W 0 3 0 Gallipolis II 11 0 1M 3S4 urday, fell from mnth to 13th Net reeeipts-$479,0'M.II8. ComTOTALS Group 1 - 6 montha guarantee - -- -- -- 7.95 exch. ---place missioner's .share - $71,853 70. St•ndard Group 1 - 18 months guar. That made room for three Clubs' share ~OS,585118 10.95 exch. FRIDAY'S GAMES: Athens at Gallipolis -- - Leagues' share - f20S,li85 58. Heavy Duty Group 1 - 36 months guer. _ _ _ _ 14.95 exch, Logan at Jackson Hannan Trace 0 l 0 6 54 Five game figures · Southw'tem 0 2 0 12 114 Net receipts - 11.1144,7!10 « Pomeroy at Nelsonville 12 Volt Standard- IB montha guar. - - - - - 15.95 exch. Wellston at Middleport TOTALS 7 7 G 214 214 Players' share (first four FRIDAY'• GAMES gameo onlyl $732,52313; ComOTHERS: GALAXIE 4 DOOR SEDAN 12 Volt Heavy Duty- 36 months guor. - - - - 19.95 exch. I.. ucasvllle at Ports N. D. Eastern at Hannan Trace missioner's share - f276.712 58 East Bank at Pt Pleasant Southwestern at Kyger Creek Club's share $417,757 39_ V-8 standard transmission, green with green InterOak IDII at Coal Grovo Hannan at North Galiia Leagues' sha~17,757.34 . ior, heater, whito sidewall tires, 31 ,000 actual PERMANENT ANTI·FREEZE PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE Rutland ot The Plains York at Racine miles. One owner, new Oldo trade-in. ZEREX tbe fretb alr?" c llege I 1 1 Slandings D f 47 27 • t t t C0 I s Hand Cards FIf s e ea ' • • I ORDER CftSH 1 R emaz·n m,·ge rs .1. Now by Phone Ohio Collell'e Schedule OIJJ Oh 1•0 I 1 1 I 1 I I I ! ~ ~~~~~~~ ~~~~\1 ~~~ I I ~iiiiilil••ililiiiiiiiilii Facts andF•Igures I f COOPER 105 1511,-==--======""COlEMAN" Sfa d. n 1ngs SALES & SERVICE CHASE HARDWARE ni Our 4-Piy Nylon 12 Months Guarantee 670x15 Nylon Heavy Duty 710 x 15 Nylon Heavy Duty 760 x 15 Nylon Heavy Duty 750 x 14 Tubeless Nylon - -- lJ-99" - --- 1 I I SPECIAL 63 FORD _____ ,_,. 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M d M R b 1 Mill ?ai!y Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, ELECTROMODE 1 Mrs. Minnie Neutzling and \ ter, Melanie and Rodney Smith r . an rs. 0 er er lu Middleport • Mrs. Mart Crary were hoateuID Pomeroy Ill and son. Mark ot Columbus were and son, Bobby were Sunday Airman WUll&m. (Pete ) Wer- es when the Oaugbte.ra of Ruth Mrs. James Patterson and weekend guests of Mrs. J 0 h n dJ~ner guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Dec left Saturday for bis new Clasa of the United MethOO.ist son, Brent and Miss Florence srru'th, Nye Ave. Mi lton Roush, Syracuse. 1 & 4-Dally sen_tlnel, Pomeroy-M14dleport, 0 ., Oct. 18, 19M 1 BACUCHE & NERVE TENSIGN DRY ClEANING MYRL COAKLEY ROBINSON'S I Ann. Annual Bazaar Is Planned by Eleanor Circle Mr. and Mrs. William Slater and daughter, Susie, and son, Bill. were dinner guests Sunday of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cabeen of Athens. The annual Christmas bazaar · Other guests included Mr. and was planned by the- I£1Mnor Mrs. Hanley Cone and daugh- Circle of Heath Methodist ter. Vickie of Columbus. Mr. Church Thursday evening at and Mn. Cont' and family are the church. moving to California where he Mrs. Galen Brown, new pres· has been transferred. ident. was in charge of the Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wolfe meeting. spent the past week with their Devotions were given by Mrs. i daughter, Mr. and Mrs . car 1 Charles Byer with Mrs. Marvin i Martin at Rand, W. Va. Dowson at the piano. Miss Bess Mr. and Mrs. John HawkinsiSanbom, member or the W.S.. of Springfield visited relatives C.S. and chairman of the After-; in Middleport and Gallipolis ov- noon Circle, presented the proer the weekend. grnm which · included a report Mr. Lawrence Faulkner of on the Isabel Thoburn College St. Albans, W. Va. spent the in India and information on weekend with his mother, Mrs. m1ssions. She told of the work Jamea Faulkner who has been of Isabel Thoburn in the misill at her home' on Palmer-st. sian flelds and her efforts in Mr. Faulkner's wife was called founding of the Christ Hospital to Ft. Worth, Fla. due to the in Cincinnati and other mission d~ath of her father . projects. Mrs. Ronald Place and chil- The date of the Christmas ba. dren of Albion, N. Y. were zaar was announced for Decemweekend guests of her parents. ber l which will be in conjunc+ Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Houdashelt lion with the Arternoon Circle . and daughter, MisS Freddie The group discussed articles to Houdalhelt. be made for the bazaar and all Mr. and Mrs. James Weber members or the circle are urg· are visiting with relatives in ed ot contribute. Dayton this week. The circle also voted to preMiss Mlldred Hawley and Mrs sent Mrs. Roscoe Wise, Jr., Oscar ROUih spent the weekend past president, with a gift for , in Jonesboro, Tenn. where they her service to the Clrcl~. T h e were eueats of the Rev. and Mrs. financial report was g1ven by Fred I. Gordner. Mrs. Robert Byer. The hostess· es, Donna Byer and Judy Fraser served 1 dessert course us- 1 ing the halloween motlf in the : napkins and favors of halloween candy. I • ----------. EX~~u:::~::'!:~~ES 1 1 Christology of Gospel is Theme of Paper Rev. Mervin E. Dow11011, pres. ldent of tho Meigs County Min· tsterial Associatton gave a paper on "The Christology of The Gospel According to Mark," followed by a discussion period, •t the group's October meeting at the First Baptist church In Racine. Tho Rev. Richard Martin, rector at the Grace Episcopal Church volunteered to give 8 paper on "The Body of Christ" at the next meeting. A busjness session was con· ducted wlth Mr. Dowson presidfn&. The placement committee will set up the time and placa for each meeting In the future. A report of the committee on a union meeting with the Mas· on County, w. Va. Ministraiel Association, the Gallia County, Ohio Ministerial Asso., and the Melp County Ministerial Assoeiatlon recommended a meetlng with the representativeJ of tbese associations on Thursday, October 22 at the Galtipolis State InsUtution grounds to plan the Trl-county event. The papers to be e;ven at mln.J.Jterial meetings will be mimeographed and circulated to the ministers. Rev. C. L. O'Connor was the host paator at Racine. AusUiory Planning Benefit Supper There will be a jitney supper II the Syracuse School bOWle Saturday, Ocl. 17. Serving will llogbt at 4;30 p. m. 1be Syra· euse Ladteo AlWIIary of the Volunteer Flre Dlpt. II opon· lOring l~ wtlh proceeds going to buy caDdy to lrul the cblld· 1'111 at ChrlllmU time. Only flameless electricity lets you select the ideal heating for your entire home ... old or new.. .large or small With many types of electric heating you can have Individual room control. You get the exact heat you want, when and where you want it-the desired temperature in each room. There are compact central heating systems which ctrculate, filter and condition the air. There are flameless electric hot water systems, if you prefer. The ultimate in year-round climate control is the electric heat pump. It heats in winter, cools and conditions in summer- automatically from a single system. THREE MENUlS The menu for the Middleport Pearl..t Elementary Building for the remaining dayo of lhlB week are: Wednesday - roast beef, gravy, mashed potatoes, spin· pch, 1ailk, bread, butter, fruit cocktaU. Thursday - hamburger on bun, colo slaw, buttered cam, milk, bun, butter, cookie. Friday - fish stick.s, boiled potato, peu, milk, broad, but· tor and peaches. I I Saves mttney E, Cuts mainto - esy to install, low In nance-N COst no Yearly cleanu • o flues to Clean. :•. waste IPace!N"' burner ltd}ustmen'::_Ates fD rep lac., asnsoned h . 0 need for f 1 Minimizes c~:~~g system. ue storage or a bulky, Old· du sting, less re '"R-No smoke, no Quiet--No • decorating. SOot. Less cfeanlna le •rammer; . o• ss ~ndividual room co ng m pipes, IJO roar mg system ntroi-With of burner Or ~, s, You c many flam I , ,,ue. separately an control t ...e u-·--! ess electric he t · " ·~nperaf-· a• ;•mp!ote naxlbiflty-o ure of eac~ IOonr eatmg syst . ne or a eo b" . WI// give here the electric ..iblllty of .....,,.- ot l'UIIr home you"';.,!';:~';,d . . wi~ ~·:.:;:~tot IUJ•~e-.an I ~~ CHOOSE THE TYPE OF ElECTRIC HEATING YOU WANT. PTA Planning Jitney Supper November 21st ~lans were made to sponsor a Jitney supper when the Executtve Committee of the Middleport P.T.A. met Mooday evening in the Middleport HIgh School offlco. . The supper will_ be Saturday, November 21 With the Ways and Means committee in charge, lncluulng Mrs. Eugene Conde, Mrs. Robert Burkett, Mr. Dav~ id Ohlinger and Mr Tom Scally. Plans were discussed for the regular P.T.A. meeting Monday everung, Oc'ober 19 when Dad's Night wllt be obsetved and re· freshments served. Room mothers will meet following the Mooday evening meeting, Present lor the meeting. were Mr. Wdltam Ingles, president; Mrs. I. R. Neal, secretary; Mrs. Joe Baney, treasurer; Mrs. Eugene Conde, chr. of Ways and Means; Mrs. John Krawsczyn, pr~~m; Mr. J o h n Fultz, publtclly; Mr. Wllllam Russell, prlncJpal, and Mr. L. W. McComao, Supt. I -- ...................... $150 IAIEBOARD UNITS-With Ibis type al installation, the heating elements take the place of the normal baseboard in a room and ere so Inconspicuous thlt un. toss pointld aut they are nat notiCNI>te. Tho compoct designs wm complement any interior deeor and tot )tiU efljoy the odvantages al individual 100m COIIlroL WALL PANEL HEATERS-Easily Installed panels fit into or onto the wal~ depend· ina: upon type setected. They are most effectl,. when used on oullide watts and under windowL The 1p11te saving units . . thormostotlcottr -lied.. Some units hiYO ~ lao drctllltiM. SPECIAL OFFER! Convert your home to electric heat now, Take advantage of thi$ OJlllC)rtunlty to save $150 when you redeem this savings certificate -available at a Reddy Kifowatt Recommended Ele<:lrlc Heating OGaler. RATES REDUCED 3 TIMES IN 3 YEARS! Get a tree alectrlc heating estimate based on our new lower tota/e/eclric living rate. You and your budset will be pleasantly SOB'· prised to compare total o/ectric living cost with your present combination of fuel and electric. Step up to modem living lhar$ truly ~ean, truly convenient, truly automatic. A Reddy Kilowatt Re<:Ommended Electric Heating Dealer will slve you a written estl· mate of the cost of lnstalllns electric h<!•tlng In your borne. And he will auarantee your annual operating com and your complete comfort from using quiet, clean, dlaft.free -leal e!Ktric heatia& River News Hospital News j I Famous For Safety With The Exclusive SAFETY GRID Heating Element SERVICE Mn1 Caryl C. Canterbury, Gallip<> j Mrs Charles J . Denny, Hog- IYoung and In/ant datJ&hler, lis Feorry , M r~ Louise Haws. sett, W. Va., daughter, 9:29 p. 1 Charles Roberts and Infant 1011," Henderson, Mrs . Garland E Im. Monday. Mrs. Shirley F ·I Mrs. Charles J. Handley and GaWpodo, Oblo, Bosu~. Hogsett, W. Va .• Maud; Campbell, Hogsett, W, Va., I infant daugbt.er, Mra. Arthur E..-! Oct. 10, IN! ie Daniels, Lakin, W. Va., Mrs . son, 3·U p.m. Monday. Mrs ., sa un cter~. and infant soo, Mrs. . G•u1e roadln1o; Gallipolis SALES REPORT of Entered Hospital l\fart~a Juhlmg , Hartford, W ! Paul L. Baker, Rt. 4 Jackson, Alva McG uire, V~gin.ie L.iv,.ng- ' 1 Dam 18.2, 12.4, nJMlng 2 feet Ohio Vallc1 Uvtstock CO. Va., Theodore Beegle, SOO daughter, 6:31 a.m. Monday. : ston , Mrs. Martin · SChneJde.r,; on rol lers. P omeroy-Mason 20.- HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs . 16 Among th.ose who entered Spring Ave ., Pomeroy , Marsha Oiscbarged ~chard Bright, Mrs. Franklm 65, P t. Pleasant 24.15, HJnton to 16.50 ;. 220 to WI lbs. 18 to HolLer ho~pt tal m . the past _2-4 J . Lloyd, Jackson , Raymond L. PalienLJ recently discharged St urgil l. Christopher McKJnflPY: .65 falling. Kanawha Falls 2.31 16.50 ; Light 14 to 16.50: F' a t hours. were Franc15 E . Pert1e, Cribben, J ackson, Mrs . Donald included Mrs Noah Sheets. Mrs Ca rl a J. Johnson, and Sharon F . Manley falling . Charleston 18.00. Lon- Sows 11 to 14 ; ~ tags 10 ~o 13; 122 r ourt h lwe .. AHen E Bilk- M Rice. Jackson. Mrs. David Francis Madden, Mrs. Cary L. 1 L. Jones " 7, 1961 N. Collins - - - -• don. Marmet and Winfield dams Boa rs 8 to 12: Sows & P1gs 60 er, 145 \\·o.fldland Dr., _F ranklin E Ed inger. Wellston, Charles Alley Cats Handicap D. ~tcQ u ;:ud . Rt. l PatriO t, How· IF_ G•lliland. Rt 3 Wellston, I were on the s.Jlls. t.t. 80 : Shoa t ~ 5 to 16. L. Clelland 3511 Total Obio River _ Indiana down CAITLE - Steen oHiO to ard C. McCormJCk, Rt. 2 Btd- Clitrord Lee Harper , Rt 2 Mc-- 1 H Russell 2711 Won l Lost % 12. 6:35 a.m.: Na tional up 14, 20 ; Heifer:-;: 12 to 19; Baby Beef well, Hoberl E. Twyman. Rt. 1 :\rthur. Robt·rt \" 7\.1orltz , lronT. Clelland 491 Sta nson, 3:50 p m .; Hlereneaux up 14, 15 to 20 ; Fat Cows 12 to 14.50; Ewln gton. Mrs. James H.. Ben-, ton, Mr:-;: . Viclor J. H. Russell 488 Iola'1 Beauty Sbop 9:40 p m.; Lu ther Herdman up canners 8 to 10 ; Bulls 12 to 16; ne tt. Ht 'l Pt. Pleasant, M r s.1 Athrn.:>, Wilh.1m .'\ F ,nr cluld. Total 1618 M. Lehew 34\ 14, 12,20 a.m .; Tibolt up 14, 8;- Milk Cows 80 to t50. Richmondale, and Mrs . Boyd Woo 3, Lost 0 K. Welker 269 45 a.m.; Buckeye Stale up t5, VF.AL CALVF.S - Tops .21.· 1 Cherry , F ori Myers, Fla. K - P's P Young 354 4:10 a.m.; Peggy Downey down 60; Seconds 22 to 26; Medmm P. Kloes Births J . Goodnitf' 269 15, 5:.20 a.m .: Pennsylvania 20 to 24 ; Com . & Hv s. 18 to 26 ; J. Kloes P. Collins 531 down 15. 6:40 a.m.; Wayne H. Culls 15 to 18. . C. Porter Handicap 363 down 15. 7:10a.m.; Travis down SllEEP- Ewes & Lm.s. 4 to I F. W. Porter Tota l 2t27 16, 6;45 a.m .; Codrington up 11. 10; Stock Ewes 4 to 10; fat (Forfeit) Won 3 Lost D 3:30 a.m.: Cherokee down 17, Sheep 4 to 8: Culls 1 to 5; Bucks WJ>n '· Loot J Keith Goble Ford 5 a.m.; New Martinsville up 17, 4 to 8; Fat Wethers 4 to 10. N. Teaford (l game ) 97 6 15 a.m.; OVEC down 11, U5 LAMBS - Tops 197.70; Sec· Pacers Four B. Miller 380 a.m.: Reliable up 20. 4:40 a. onds 16 to 19; Light W1 s. 15 to PT. PLEASANT - Homer H. J. Bailey 514 B. Adams 328 m .: Zimmer up 21 , 3 a.m .; Jef- 18 ; Common 12 to 15. Pullin . 71. Point Pleasant Rnllle M Bailey 369 N. Pluyd 387 ferson down 21 , UO a.m.; W. 2, died Thursday in the VeterL. McElhinney 293 L. Gilmore 378 H. Shaver, Jr. down 23. 3:10 Pleasant Valley Hospital ans Hospital in Huntinglun afK. McElhinney 518 Blind 220 pm .; Walter Beckjord down 23, AOMI'ITED : "Mrs. Richard ter a long illness. Total 1694 Handicap 233 11 p.m.; John J . Rowe down 23, Gilmour, Pomer oy; William Won %, Lost 1 Totil l 2023 12:55 a.m. Tampico down Green- Franklin Craigo, Pt. Pleasant ; A life-long Mason Counly resSpoilers up 2·45 p.m.; Ann c. up Green- Mrs. Richard Gardner, Leon; ident , he was born February 10, Won 0 Lost 2 II. Grinstalf 391 up 4:35p.m.; Especo up Green· Mrs. William Snyder, Middle-- 1893, a son of the late Galeton B. Grlnstaff u · ker, masu and Julia LeMaster Pullin. He 313 Forest Run Block Co. up 4:35p.m.; Alice up Greenup por t ; Mrs. 0 . "' D unn V. Hoyt 350 Hougland un ; Archelta Hayes, New Hav~ was a World War I veteran S. Grueser 306 8:35 p.m.; Walter A. Hoyt 341 and employee of the West Vlr· S. Bartels 326 down Greenup 8:15 p.m.; War- en Handicap 285 L. Winebrenner :180 ren Hougland up Greenup 12:· DISCHARGED : Mrs. nay ginia Malleable Iron Company PRICES START Total 1680 10 a.m. : Dixie Challenge down Sullivan, Pt. Pleasant. for 29 years. His wife, Edith E. McKinney 323 Won 1, Lost ! AS LOW AS Lawhorn Pullin, one daughter, P. Ingels 333 Greenup 12:30 a.m.: Orca down Handicap NUDE CLUJ' SACKED Ali ce, three brothers and one 2Z2 Greenup 1:20 a.m.; Bob Benter NEW ADMIRAL COLOR Evelyn'• Grocery rtDELITY CONTROL ,~.,, ~ ··· ~ f Total 1890 up Greenup ~ : 30 n.m.: Elisha PT. PLEASANT - The shrr- sister preceded him in death. fl . Barton ~l u n1 ,n v.-ilrrn~, l 355 Wt.~ods up Greenup 7 u.m.; iff 's department is i1w estigatSurvi viug are a daugltl ..:r , Won I Lost ! ~~~' n che~ t C\J: u• , 1V L. Eblin 335 T' ......_ l n • l an l l)'! Friendly Tavern Pamela D. up Greenup 8:05 ing the thc(t u( several rccrcu· Mrs. Mary King . Lorain, Ohio: , When you bave un With Workablo B. Eblin 2liO A. Smith 280 a.m.; C. V. Hurner up Meldahl Lional items from the Wea-Tan three sons, Delbert, James and I insurance claim, R. Barton 436 394 4:15 p.m.; Ravenswood down Nudist Club which occurred Melvin Pullin. all of Lorain: I L. B~~oe Trade-In NEW ADMIRAL AUTOMATIC Handicap 188 S. Wippel 379 Mc\dahl 7:30p.m.; Carol Brent sometim(' bctwe" n Sept. '!:1 and two sis ters, :\1i ss Nannie Pull- I relax-play tennis! MAGNETIC-FREE CIR CUIT THESE ADMIRAL Total 1514 377 down Melda hl 8:30 p.m.; !1. H. October 4 but was uot discov+ ins . Pl. Pleasaut Rt. 2 ;md Mr.s. l We'll put ou•·•ch·es D . Glaze Wm~ I, Lo•t J 380 Bosworth · II down Meld ahi 10 ered until late Sunday. Entry Mar ilyn Wilcoxen, PL. Pleasant A. Nease • 24 kt. gold precision m your •hoe• "i.tb Foursome Handicap 174 p.m.: Invader down Meldahl 11 was gained ~Y prying open a !H. 'l; 15 grandchildren and l wiring ' in vital area. L. Winebrenner 382 1984 p.m .; J . S. Lewis down Meldahl door. great grandchild. Total • front Color TV Contrast/ G. Hovatter 384 .. ........... ....... .. ... .. Bnghlness control. Won 2 Lost I 1:25 a.m. : Val voline down Mel· Funrral service will be held R. Hovatter 447 dahl 5::!$ a.m. CHECKS IN MAn. · Wednesday 2 p.m. in the ChapK. Yeauger 591 •PIAIONAL HAVJC! ADMIRAL . .. Mm-J1 uf (;Juu!t t:y 1'hr(Ju.ghoullhe ~Vorld Ind. High Game - P. Col- Gallipolis Dam - Lynn B. CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI) - 1man -Wi lcnxen Mortuary with , Total 1804 206. down 5:20 p.m.; Cathy R. down I The Cincinnati Heds, who tied ~h e Rev . 0 . ~ - Ca;der officiat- 1 , .. !, Lost • Ind . High Series - P. Collins 7:15 p.m.; Linda Chotin down ! for second in the National mg. Bnnal Will be m the North- Jim Johnson & Bud SimpJon Agents Ind. High Game - Men, 9:15 p.m.; H. E. Bowles up 4 1League pennant race, have an- ~~ cer_netery, . North_up. Ohio. . Veauger 219: Women, M. Team High Game - Friend- il.m .: Solvay up 8:40 a.m. nounced that all checks mailed I LiravesJde services Will be con- Johnson-S1mpson Int. Agency ., 14,, ly Tavern, 741. Kunawha River Charles to U1e duiJ for the World Series Iducted Uy American Legion Middle~:~~ ~hf:ats ~~9 · 2_ 2903 Ind. High Series - Men, Team High Series lola's K. up Marmet 10:10 p.m.: Esso tickets were in the mail for re- 1Po.q1 No. 23 . .f<~riends may call ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. th e mortuary after 4 p.m. UIUS£NfiNG A':THA OOUA.lTi Ycauger 591; Women, G. Beauty Sbop, 2127. West Virginia down Marmet 11:· turn to tl1e senders. I at AHo suRETY coM~AHY. .atter 384. 40 p.m.; Lucy Jane L ll cas ·--- - · . Tuesday. HARTfOto, CONHECfiCUr _ _ _;..,.,...,....,......,___....,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...,...,_,l Team High Game ·down Marmet 2:30a.m. George Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson .,me 620. 1 Price down Marmet 3:50 a.m.; and daughler s, Tammy and Team Hlgh Series Thelma Ann up Marmet 6:50 a. Cheryl, of Wolf Pen to visit lime 11104. m. Helen Z up Winfield 5:20 p. Mrs. Slack's brother and sister.. ..... ;-: . . . ·.·> m .: Elgercliff up Winfield 9:20 in-law, Mr. and Mr ~ . Edward INDUSTKIAL LEAGUE p.m. Beaver down Winfield 9:30 Blake am.l fa mily of Littridge Ocl. 8, IJ64 p.m.; Allen R. Merrill down recently. K • C Jeweler• - - - - - - - . - - - . - - Winfield 10:10 p.m.: Jerry "Bos- Visiting Rev . and 1\tlrs. Earl , ·•.<": <· ·•. C. Rideout 469 Mr. Hand Mh rls,RTituhs P~edke;s, worth down Winfield 2:30 a.m.: Custer were Mrs. Ethel Hobach M G. Orate 501 rs. ersc e ous an a- 0. F. Shearer down Winfield or Racine, Mr .•1nd Mrs. AusP. Radford 453 ma, accompanied Mrs. Mary "·55 a rn ti W If 0 f L t t F 11 1M Sheets to "~<~ytor: Sunday follow· u. · · · n e ear a s, r. L. w~ ~ and Mrs. Joe F'erber, Mrs . .floA. Stobart 454 a ten day vacation here lmore of Carey visited here rent:e Smith and Mrs. l 't a Handicap 45 with relatives. Enroute they recently with friends. He was Chapman of Chauncey. Total 2484 called on Mrs. Kate Wider and . a former pastor of the Church Mrs. Martha Ables and chiJ. Woa I, Loll I, Point& i son, David, in Columbus. of the Nazarene. dren have moved from the Swisher & Lolo.. Week end guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Marri- Cross property on Cherry St. J. Bailey 513 Mrs. Harry Davis of Sixth St. snn of Ashtabula visited here to the house on Water St. ownT. Bowen 12 games) 288 were Mr. ana Mrs. Haro ld John - with Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Cot- ed by her sister, Allah Teaford H. Lohse 412 son and Mr: Richard Leifheit, trill Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence of Hebron. K. Wiggins 12 games) 31> Springfield. They cam~ to at· D~d~lle, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Chnp· W. Wilford 539 tend the Pomeroy Middleport London, Mr. and Mrs. Charles man and daughter, Shelley, of Blind 260 [ootball game. Lisle and other rclalives. Columbus visited Sa turday with Total 2361 l..e!!ta Boggess and nephew, Mrs. Mary M. Oidjle and his grandparents, Mr. and W• 1, Lost 2, Points 2 Falfordf Campbell, and th~ee daughter, Grace Oiler, spent a I\';rs. James S. Quick. Asbfand Oil sons o Charlesto~, W. \a., jfew days wilh their daughter -Ada Slack ~. Fullrod 402 spent a Sunday With Mrs. Osa and sister, Della Starkey, in R. Sargent 468 Boggess. . Columbus. Mrs. Diddle reH. Vineyard 434 Mr. and Mrs. Jumor Author· rnained for a longer visit. M. Sawyer 410 son_ of Texas and Mrs. Kenny Mrs. Howard Neigler and E . Gilland 496 Ebhn of Po11eroy called on Mrs. Beulah Neigler ::md son, Handicap 87 Myla Hudson David of Racine called on relaTotal 2457 Mr. and Mrs. Erne~t The~ss tives here recently . jn 1, Lost 1, Tie 1, Points 5 and children of Grove C1ty Miss Rose Ann Theiss of Davis-Warner Ins. spent a week e~d with ~is mo- Jackson spenL the week end ...t. Chesher 448 lher, Mrs. Carne Sinclair. with her mother, Mrs. Carrie Mrs . . Dorothy Higgenbothem Theiss. R. carson 475 F . Reichert 435 an~ children, Paul, Roger and Mrs. Etta Custer of Spring· . E. Perry 455 Ke1th, of Tampa, Fla ., spent field visited here with her L. Smith 491 several days with Rev. a n d son and daughter-in-law, Rev. Total 2310 Mrs. Earl Custer. and Mrs. Earl Custer. Won I, Lost I, Tie I Points Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crow Myla Hudson visited and son, Jimmy, accompanied Vella Gerlach and Mr. BLUE & GREY by Mrs. Helen Wetzel and son, Mrs. Johnny Gerlach V. Wippel ~ Don, of Columbus were In Har- family of Letart, W. Va. A. Coates 54S dy, Ark, on business and while Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wincbren· K Bachner 478 there visited Cheerchokee Vii- ner and ~ Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Chisler 496 lage. Winebrenner and daughter, MaJ. Duerr 428 Roger K. Hubbard, stationed ry Ann, spent a sunday with Total 2432 with the U. S, Navy at Gal· Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kay and won z, Lost 1, Polnls 6 veston, Texas. spent a ten day family at Milton, w. va. Mr. Bee leave here with hJs wife, Nan· Mrs. William Eichinger and No one knowa better than an experienced Cadillac owner how each year sees Cadillac excel D. Dotson 476 and son, Roger Lee. Mrs. Nancy Eichinger and son, L. Jewell 494 Mr. and Mrs. James Pickens Roger Lee, spent Monday and in an the qua1 ities that rna ke a desirable. But in 1965, lll~llTelous J. Louks 465 and daughter, Lisa, of Colum· Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. M. Werry 360 bus visited Mrs. Maude John- Doyle Gibbs and son of Viennew smoothness and guiet have been added to Cadillac performance. There's l'\'en more P. Cascl 458 son and sister, Josie Pickens na, w. va. Handicap 24 and Mr. and Mrs. Titus Pick- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lehew brilliant response from an improved Turbo Hydra-Matic transmission . New Total 2277 ens. and Debra of Charleston, W. won 1, LolA: Z, Poln&s 2 Mrs. Eva Armentrout of Po. va. were recent Sunday guests Ind. lf'ib Game - L. Wolfe, ca, W. Va., spent a week end of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis. luxury now graces the world's mostluxurious interiors .... and Cadillac\ , famou s riJe and E Bachner ltie) 21Z. with Mrs. Monte Guinther. Miss June Nelgler of Galli· Ind. Hlgb Series - L. Wolfe Mrs. Leora Schart of Porn.. polls called on Mrs. Maude handling have both been noticeably improved. Cadillac for 1965, for its 162. roy, R. D. spent a few days Johnson and Josie Pickens re- . Team HJgh Game - B l u e with her daughter and son-in- cently. I long-time as well as its first·time owners, ~ Grey 903. law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Ada Slack, accompanied Team HJgh Serle'> - K l C Eynon and cblldren. She also [riiiiii.oiii..i.ii...........i......'-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"1 promises a driving reward that is trulv. out of the ordinarv. Jewelers 2484. visited Mr. and Mrs. Philip Donovan and family. in WOMEN'S SUNDAY LEAGUE Mrs. Carrie Sellers is Columbus where she went to So new! So right! 5o obviously Oetober " 1961 Crow'!! Steak Rouse attend the wedding of her IN THREE FINISHES: 3811 grandson, Larry Sellers, son ol eMILL FINISH L. McKinney R Edwards 243 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sellers. eANOD.IZED e BAKED ON PLASTIC WHITE SEE THE 19611 CADILLAC-THE STAli;OARD OF TliE WQkLD-AT YOUR AUTHORIZED D>:ALUl 418 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winebren· P. Roush 376 ner and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon s. Parsons ln•ul1tlon Stocked In 3 330 Winebrenner and daughter, MaBlind Thlcm-o With Foil . ·' Weather Stripping 183 Ann, spent a day recently B1ckln1 Handicap 1930 Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Total IWeaver and children. won 2 Lolt 1 Ed's Alll4 Trim Mrs. Wllkie Sarson of Port· 'f: .,... recently called on Mrs. J. Gilland ~;pl Ada Slack. 290 N, 2nd Ava. Middleport, 0. 242 W, MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. M. Vineyard 'Iii ~· 'JIOv, aJtd Mn. Mmhal Market Report 1 uslgnment at Keesler Air ChW'Cb met Monday afternoon Circle of Racine, visite<l Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Nor+1 Mrs. Harold Erwin and dau+ Force Base in Mis&Wipp1 af- at the chun::h . da~· . with Mrs . Dessie Patter- ris and son, Clarence or Racine 1gh ler. Mrs. Robert Wines and ler s:pendh11 a month with his The mee ting opened witll the son. were Sur> .fay guests of her par· children Lori and Robert visitparents, Mr . .l:l.tld Mrs. G. G. slnging of " America '" and Mr. and Mrs . Cla ir Boso and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elias Stiles. ed Monday afternoon with !.1rs. Werner. Werner had just com- "' This Is My Father's World.' ' family of Great Bend visited James Ginther or Midd le town Erwin 's mother, Mrs. Albert pleted a »-months lour of duty with Miss LucreUa Genheimer Sunday afternoon , with her mG- wa s a recent guest of hi s par- Mf'es . They al so visited Mr. and In the PhUlpptnes. He is begin- at the piano. followed with ther, Mrs. Dessie Patterson. ent s. Mr. and Mrs. Oris Ginth- Mrs. Earl Delny Sr. Mrs. Er- , i rtlni his second four-year en- prayer by Mn. Frank Stewart, Mr. and Mr s. Mason Flsher er. win remained for a few days I Ustmenl in the U. S. Air Force. who also led devotions taken and daughters, Carla and Bar- j \'Jr. and Mrs. Everett Thorn- vi sit with her mother. M d Lar B from Mark 4:26-31. bara of Minersville visi ted Sun- Ias and Mrs. Clara Thomas vi s- lr=----=======. '.j r. an Mr~. ry unce Mrs. Neutzllng , president con- day evening with Mr . and Mrs. Hed Sunday in Crooksville with and di~· Stevie, Colwnbu!, are ducted a short business ses.1iion. Robert Wamsley and family, Mr. and Mrs . Walter Thomas [i NO OBLIGATION FOR ESTIMATES spen ng several days with their Flowers were -=-· - t to Mr. and Union Ave. • and famil y. PHONE 667·3415 OOLLECT parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mrs . A. V. Howell who are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dixon Bunce and Mr · and Mrs. Don celebrating their 70th wedding and children, Susan and RogRea. anniversary today, October 13. er and Mike Carleton and Bob Frankie White is vi!iting In A round robin card was sent Arnold visited Sunday at Shade, Belle, W. Va. with his father, to Mrs . Eal Denny. Sr., a mem- with Mrs. George Fulton. !BY REQUEST) Thomas White and family . ber who is ilL Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt CONTRACTOR AT Miss Eunice Bradfirld of Chi- The program waa in charge and son , Bruce of Columbus SECONDARY TO KIDNEY IRRITATION eago, Ill. is spending several or Mrs. Slew art and several were weekend guests of her mo- After ~ ~. ~omplon Kldnu ~~~" lUadder lr ELECTRIC HEATING and INSULATION · (er, M'ISS Ad- readings were given, including - - - - r!tet! on s etfed ~w lee u m..an1 women &8 d.a ys WI'th her SIS me n and,narm•te~ oatelll!tl.ndnervo us 1', di B df ld rru m t oo freque nt, burnlna: or ltchh11 e ra Je . " Harvest Moon'' and " Flowers lh gram ur ln ..uonbol.l"ld&71.Ddn1Jht.8«:on<'ht.rllr. LAUNDRY I Phone 667-3415 'll ' N I e pro · , ou mu· lo!e 5leep &nd suJrer rrom Heud Mr . and Mrs. WI 1am e - in December,'t by Mrs. Stew- A dessert course was serv· •chu, s...:ta ch• and feel old, tlre<t , de · I •h ed lh Sch f S " pre n ed. In euch lrrtta.Hon . cvsu:x DRY CL.EANING IOn have pur'" as e · .ar1 : "Aftermath o ummer, ed by the hostesses from a ta- uuall7 brlnn ta1t. relarlnc 11omtort br P. 0. BOX 224 COOLVILLE, OHIO roath Property f curblnK ~r r lt ll tlnt • "'~" 6 In 5tron..: • ..:1~ on S· Th ...'•d Mrs. Neutz li ng; ' Leaves 0 ble with white cover and a urine and bp anal,eosle ttaln reu~t. o~ . WY 2 ..5428 POMEROY ~ ~ Ave. formerly occupied by Mr. Autumn,'' Miss Ada Genhei- centerpiece of fall flowers. m a nx at dru•~~:lllte. Fed ~>etter ta&t :..,""'":"":"============================~' and Mr!!. Edward Johnson and mer; ' 'Don't Say It,'' Miss --..:...-----:==::::----:= :-:== c-family. Mr. Nelson is affiliated Lucretja Genheimer; and ''A with the Lakin Hospital. Belter You/' Miss Carrie Charles Haskins rem.1ined in Yeager. Washington over the weekend. A reading, "A Living Mes· It was erroneously reported sage, " and three original puthat he visited in Middleport. ems, "October," "God's GarMr. William Bradford has den," and 'The Road of Life," returned from Westervill~ where writtrn and read by Mrs. Ja· she was the guest for several cob Gloeckner and 'The Lord's days of her grandson and fam- Prayer, " in unison, concluded ily, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lohse and nt'w baby daughter, Lori 2-HQUR 13, 1964·5 " All-Electric HOME HEATING 1 o., Oct. I 1 r Homer Pullin, 71, Dies in Huntington $399'00 P.S~ 1 BAKER FURNITURE 1 --- - Syracuse Society Notes -·· - --- - ---- I ° a I A SPECIAL YEAR ... EVEN FOR CADILLAC OWNERS! ffiO'tor·car ELECTRIC FURNAC£-This Is a com~ central heatlnt: system whidl can easily bo combin<id with central oir condltloning.lt is easily adapted to exact humidity c:ontrol, electrottltk .air filtering and in-duct heaters. ELECTRIC HYDAOHIC smEMI-Tho,. are many types of flameless electric h:tdronic systemL l'Fiiii'Cin be· smal1 instantaneous heaters or e~tricalt, heated «ntral boilers. OHIO HEAT PUMPS-T'"' ultimate In year. round Climate control. It heats in the winter, cooll ln the lllrmlltt', autumitl .. ~Cally .,aintaining the uact temper.ature ,.,. wionl And this ts _rdl.,s of the weather, frlstct temporotu,. o r - - · . ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS & STORM DOORS I King Builders Supply Co. M.Call J.ar;,_________________, KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES • '; li:i: ' . "' ., �I ' ' I ~:-L l•llg The Lir""uht er S'd I e .nd or old cars that way Last Nuw UltY h<l\'t! Sldlli:U Busineu Service. WANT AD INFORMATION - OP ,.,~- . . P . M. 0., Won P'UMoaa. ....,.., O.dlfDe A.. lhiiCI CANC.Il.LA'fiONI 1963 Chevrolet Impala 00~10N5 i ~ '1'1UNii I I I 'ft. f'llbHIIDe _..... til• rilb' ·~ IIW 01' !'.wet 1111 e4. d:....,.., ~b&e . ltftoor• ebould a. ..,... unm.dlatet) l1N IIJIIb ,m. wll Dol be ~hlr h:ol ....,. tho ono tfl~ ~- Nportad 1 0...C. ,.. ~ ... ~b and !JWI\ n f1Jmh. \ ' 6 t'llll:llll', Powl· rgildf' Inns , Radio and ht';tter, ~h!lt· "all t1rh ~h o w little "t'<tr. Was $2595 1963 Tempest Pontiac nu.. - ed41tlon&~ •..:1 INTERIOR, exterior painting and paper banging. Fifteen years experieLce. Phone WY 2-£909. 10 ' 6tp $2195 Lt•M11ss 2 Duor Rrd over white fi nish, goorl whitewall tires, nti cu. in. V8 engtne , automatic lrans. Radio and beater. A real smart c~:~r. ALUMINUM oell-otorlng otorm windows at prices yot can afford . Nothing down, up to 5 yean to pay. Call WY %21174 or WY 2-5129. 10 6 12to $1969 radio and heater . Pomerov Motor Co. I~ J'lnm..... ... OPEN EVES . 7:00 P.M. POMEROY , OHIO IM1 Gneler, Heatbll Mt.rmne. . . . Eud your aewa lr'OUara We Un aD ..._ • - M-~~ I:JIC'"IIt'Q ~ RusoaaltM Rllel CaD w~ Z-#7t Day or NlCid 7 • ltk A. ll Ul 12100 IIOOD l1'11 iO C.\Sl' 1'0 PLAt;.~: A IIUULT PBODUCDIO WANT .lD rHREE and four mn'l• furnic:h& ed rmd Wllurnisbed apart. meots WY Z-5434 12 6 tfc PHONE WY 2-2156 ':==========·1 weldina. f U tfa Door. Low !ill'il;il' by loca l owner, spotless interior, beige Ol'lnCJ &UUU 1.10 A. M. C. ~a.UU t' M. Oa11J ~ ...... t3(1 $2395 Local owner and low mileage . .lt·l hlal'k f inis h . red bucket vmyl st·a1. -1 on lht:- floor, 110 engine, jood whitewall tires, l .,...U_, ~ ~~ ~ Ottcount on P•ld " ' ..... ... Nkt wlthl• 11 d•n !A.RD OW Cti#J'o'~ • OHJ'I'l! AJliEI. - •1.2:1 tor &. •o flll mlD liDIII'fl . mtssions. Electric Pbono WY W1'7J. aw " 1963 Corvair Monza Coupe OQ IICniQIQDI Chara:• 1110 ~ ll CaaU , _ Wf!r<'l f<n" ·-tt.. .• Motor Co. , QU~UTY ll TRANSMISSION Sa!vqo Company. Repairi~Ji oll matea, ~·~ tornatlc and standard tran&- For Sale --,-:--c - RADIATOR ANTI-AUEZE TIME IN THI C:OMMON P'LIA• COUIT OP Ml /01 COUNTY, ONIO Nt. IUU I"AIIICIIIIUitO UV'INOI a LOAN ond DON'T DELAY Beat The Rush FASTEST & BEST RADIATOR SERVICE IN THE AREA. HAC KEnls SOHJO SERVICE Langsville - -Legal- Notice · - -- COMP'ANY , A. We.t Ylrtlnlll Ce~r•fl• ... 41 ...........rllfl ltrHf, ll •rkenbvre, W. Ye. '""'""· By Mn. A. L. BlaT SOCIAL CALENDAR Mro, Dorothy Hanley wu taken to Holzer hospital Monday OCT. " where she underwent ~~~r~~ery . White R<loe Loclgo A>IIIIHilJ She Itt convalescing nicoly. of Middleport will moot Wefi. l = thmc• aortb ?8 red~ tbeDce no l"tb "Y8 de1. Nil Dt roU Uld M Unlu to tbe ro•d: tJtence 1lOrt.b • al for three weeks followincr .... surgery. ::· r':.'!, t.ha:..~~,tu. • :aa:·~ Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd <Ju-. w•t u roc1.1 aDd • lliW to tW dy Morris) are announcJn.r the Portl!. llne ol allid rracUonJ than.oe • ... •ut M~ rod• to tl!.a oortbeut co,.. btrth of a son, at the base hosoer ot .aJd fra!!loo: thence 10utb ·tal at Savanna h , Ga. Tbe¥ 134 rod• to tba 11 1ae1 o1 be 1 1nn.~o 1 p1 ~onta1nln1 ' 1 a~ Ill" toe rodt. · have anothet .son David Mr SECOND TRACT: ae,mntn1 at tM • · ' nortbwe•t cornu of Fra~Uon No. and Mrs. Bruce Morris and 80D f f n. tKtloJI No. • · To'IVJI No . " La S ah be R.allM• No. n of u,. Ohio Com· rry 1e t or avann to :::t·UJ~~=:~ ~~"~tt~O: witb their daughter and new we.t tlW roeet; thenc. oortb 001 baby. ~e~~a::;_~~~~~ V~i."iao, Pace Mr . and Mrs. WilliamS. JoJtn.. 447• DaM Keconl•. u:e1p Cou.n\31', son of Columbua are announcoJUo. Term• of su~ cam for no' 1... lng the birth of a son, Phillip :.~.:a·~~lbre!'r.--:r:~u.~:~ Dean, at the Grant HO!pltal, l904o. P~~;n, 11ppraiaed. ., 13.800.00. Sept. 22. Grandparents are Mr. c. HARTENBACH, lherlffERT o-t Matn Coun\f. Obie 8nd MrS . CaTO I p·terce., Sr ., ol ~~t~~e)l;a;::.~ ~TER, Langsville. Great grandparents w u. 12, D ; <10) 1. 11, tto are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abdon of Chelsea, Mich. The Johnson& NOW IN BUSINESS have two other boys and two Mrs. Janeth Beal of Harrt- girls. Mr! . Nellie Pierce was sonville haa announced the ea- in Columbus a few day• to help tablishment of a Rawleigh bus- her daughter . iness in the Southwelf. part of Mrs . C1ara Smith and daughAlheno. ter, Mary, have moved to Middleport. Mra. Smith, who hso been mfor Ike past month, OWD atS isn't much Improved at this llme. ocr. 11 .,. '[1)e Catholic WOIDlll.. lloollUll of the Sacret" Heut Church wil meet In the aanctuary Tbur!lo d ay at 7:30 p, m. for Rosary servl~• followed by the e•"~ ... ..,.,., r .... lar meeting in the church aud . . ttonum. There wiU be ID auetton sale of hoine __ ... _ ......,,.., JlUWC ... I,M.;Jes Magnolia Temple Pythian Sisten will meet at dle DAV ball Thursday at 7 p. m. Instead o 7:30 th p. m . Followinrr • the meetin[ e Past Chiefa will mee with Mra. Glady• Cuckler 11 hostess. Beth e I N0. 62 of tht Intern• tonal Order of Job 's Dapghters will meet at the Pomeroy Ma~~o ODic Temple, Thursday at 7:30 p, m. The Church Women of Grace Episcopal Church in Pomeroy will meet Thursday at tht parish house beglnnlng at 10 a. m. There will be an oll • day se"ion of sewing projects. A noon luncheoo will bo served by Mrs. Dale Dutton Mlu Lenoro Giles and Mr;, Irving Karr, Jr. Rutland Metllodl• Ch ..-h ~ -· wiU hold !Itt aMuaJ trlllteeo' turkey dinner Thurday, October 15 from 5:30 p. m. to a p. m. Tickets will be ~.25 lor adulltt and 75c for children. Tho publie is welcome. OCT. 17 The Bradbury PTA opon· sor 1 jitney supper Saturday, October 17 begiMing at 4, 30 p. m. Flavoring, which Ia .... .,.,.. ing sold by the group will also be avai1able at the aupper. GAS KITCHEN eook stove. $20 Davenport and chair, $2{1. 7 FOUR • ment. room Phone fumishod WV. 2--3658.apartcu. ft. refrigerator, $25. SO gal electric waetr heater, $25.00 _ WY 2•3891 Lost and Found II Z4 tfc New 47o00 BTIJ vent€'<~ gas LIGHT H.A.ULING or water · I M•ln St, Pomtroy L1GH1' BLUE (;t'~t'-ralFie-,·-Jr-ir: POR HENT. modern house, heater, $65.00 also 70 000 heat· hauling. Phone WY 2-6222:. · d ' . .... m II a trans1s1or ra 10. R ewar d s1x rooms and bath . Youngs· er, $70.00. Ph. WY 2-3874 •o "•u .u"" !'or return. Shirlf'y .i'vtC"Kifl rwv . town Kitchen. tile floor. loReal Estate For Sale 10 13 &I.e y.,y 2·3500. 8!) s. 4th st. cated at 136 Lincoln ·rd Call ------------~- HEATING, Plombtnc, MaeDer - - - - - - - - 10 13 6ir W" 2_30.,0 . , 29 tlc HO FarnaeeL Arnold BroiiNn. . , ----.,---' • RSE. red, olx y•aro old, ~· ~-,, MaiD Slree• p.,. •~ _. -, , . __ _ L./ ;";} _ _ / Notice For Sale good riding. gentle, neck eroy. PbOH WY W&d. ~0 ~..,,... reined . Phone WY 2..fi175. 7 210 tfc .., SMORGASAORD dinner spon· J PLE ,\SURE BOAT "Suits Us,'·' 10 12 3lc !r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;"'l FOR RENT OR SALE -Brick sored by the Meigs County lr x 24'. Al so bo:Jt trcnler. I 4 • bedroom home In New Sacred Phone WY 2·2432 during day JT'S OUR pleasure to l~n 1 Haven. forced air fuel oil Democrat Cl ub at C.1rpe.t Shampooers FREE heat, fuU size basement with Heart Chu rch Auditonum on 1 or WY 2-2916 eveni ngs. ~h!Urday. October 24, from ·)1 garage. Selling price '10,10 3 3tp ·I with purchase of Blue Lustre to 8 p. m. All you can eat. - ~ -- ~Shampoo. Baker Furniture, 500.00 or can rent for $65 per II 110. Door pmes. Middl'!lort. 10 13 6tc Porto & Service OR mooth . 10 13 31<NOW IN FULL SWING MASON - II'> story frame REGULAR Meigs County IJem. i TRUCKLOAD Saturday, Oct. 17, l%:3t p. m. ' Any Moke Chain Saw home in . excellent location. ocrat Club meeting a t Head- I I have sold my home and will Forced atr ga~ heat. Second qual"ters , 1 Mrddieport , UO . UNICO TIRE SALE sell t ht followtng personal Smoll Engine Sorvlco floor can be finished for 2 . property at my home on 1 additJonal bedrooms. $10,000. Oc 15 Pub' p. m. t. · tc cordial- I • State Route 124 In Rest Rut· ' NEW HAVEN -Two 11!. story OLD SETI'LEMENT ••. invited. Refreshments sr•r· f 11 h ved as usual. WHOLESALE land. 106 W, Mila Pomeroy, 0 . am Y type omes . One brick ELEUTHERA, Bahomas 10 13 Jtc i 2 Living Room oulte•, on• I':::===:=~~=:=~~=;;'= and ono with aluminum sid<UPI) - Eleutbera Island Is J.OSE WEIGHT safely and~ • .,. 1 PRICES nearly new , 1 bedroom suite, PHOTO Copying Servlce. Cop- lng. Both vacant and can be Mr. and Mra . Slmry Powell the oldest settled lanG rna" In lly, witb new Dex-a.<fiet t!ll> i 1 Book Case limed oak bed, leo made o1 legal papent, Inspected anytime. called on Mr. ond Mrs. John- tbo Bahamu group ond one Several metal beds, Frigid· blrtb records and almost any CLIF"I'ON - Almost new four ston Thursday afternoon. of tile moot populated. It lo 100 lets. Only 98c. Stark Pharm acy . 8-13-60tp aire Refrige1ator gas range other documenta. Aln 1ambJ. room home With base~ent Mrs . Mary Keams went to mile. long and less than two Regular trl'ads and mud and G od M yt 'sh 2 1 ' tlng In plastic, lilm 1o r•• _.... and g. as he.al. MOOe.rn kitch· Oak Hill to visit relativeo on miles wide . Industries lnclude 8 .tU1UMOBD..E Insurance been <;nnw treads al low P.st prices ~o a~ wa er, Patvf the year. BUY NOW. With budt-in cabmets. $6,· Sunday. tomato and pineapple IJ'OWing. 1 form rockers, severaJ other aerve your valuable paper11. en cancelled? I.DSt your opera 600 00 Al o 5 tu F Le tor'l Ucense? CaU WV Z..296& ~UPER SERVICE chair~, Kenmore sweeper, Reuter lnluranee, Pomeror · · s a room s ceo rancea eth went to Co, STATION Round table, dining room 1 f Ue home at $3,000 .00. lumbus to take care of a friend here. 1 100 :--=·- - - - - - - I suite piano 9 x 12 "'" mA HOMES Available at who wao She returned home M . ".· Une Dotson visited Mra. J•ck W. Cartey ' ' ·~· ,ltJ(.-rJONEER tf450 00 d and 1081 'l'HE CHESTER Fire Depart· I Mvr. WY l ·'l93l Warm morning gaa heater, · own . no • ng Saturday. Mmrue Carroll and family . me-nt is sponsoring the Cos· Brick lined coal heater, Compleee ~ c?sti. Vetera~, time II run- Mr. Paul Ours il hauling Mr. Robert Oura, Mrs. Mae pel Singing Caravan on Sun cook stove, stands, Iamp1, CrUt flradlft mne out. don t lose YOW' gravel and putting on the roads. Van Meter and daughter Ruby day, October 18, at 2 p. m. DAIRY DISPERSAL o Friday, utility cabinet, coffee lable, ~·c.~~roc:-oligibllity for • V.A. loan. Mrs. Polly Pack and children visited Mrs. Minnie Carroll and PLAN SPECIAL DAY at tile Eastern High School. October 16 th al 12 , 30 p. m ., nearly new portable Ironer, nM ROUSH, SALESMAN were shopping in Pomeroy Fri- family Tuesday. Community Relatlorut Day Tickets may be purchased ; miles N. or Albany, O. electric fan and ice cream · CMIIt t . . C. C. €UCKLER, BROKER day. Cindy Lou Carroll has been be observed October 17, by 011 21 11 from the following places, Leave Rt. 50 west near the freezer, old Victrola, book NEW HAVEN, W. VA. Mr. and Mrs . Homer Icenhow- sick the past week but Is ~t- the Seventh Day Adventist Pomeroy : Pomeroy National livestock sa les barn . case desk and some books, PHONE &8!-tsU er returned home Sunday from ting along Dice now. Church. EXPERIENCED 10 13 lite East Liverpool after visiting rei- Mrs. Maywood Johnston spent It 1a set aside 11 a llmt to Bank, Swisher & Lohse, Roy Discontinuing the diary bus!- clock, pressure canner, porch Tracy ; Middleport: Fore- ness so will sell: 72 head swing, hand tools catt1e deativea there. a week at Tuppera Plains visit· study the method• and the man & Abbo~t; Gallipolis, high gradP Holstein and Ayr- horner, and many other artJFOR SALE - 65 acres, fi Meeting 18 going on at the ing relative• and friends there. results of good pubUe or tom· Landmark Town and Country shire cows and heifers 12. cle! not listed. room house with bath double Freedom Golpel Mlaalon church - May JolmatoD muo1ty relatJou. Building; Rutland : Markins head cows from lst calf up T Slancfordh Denney, Owner garage which bas 1pac1 for 43 Market ; Long Bottom : Henst . H If of th erms: as apartment on. top, 2 acre • 0 ley's Store ; Reedsvitle : Reed SIX years. a e Not responsible for aecldent.. lake, drilled well, 10me land l"rom tbl largelt truck or till a hi o, not Ia pasture and Brothers Grocery ; Tup- 1cows Se have1 freshened . brecent· C. C. 8 radlord, Auc11oueer y. vera sprmgers, a 1ance A. C B dford lla bulldoaer radiator liO &be ··c pers Plains: Lyons Grocery; in all stages of lactation. Sev. ra ' oag!Oer • tmallelt beater tor& timPom "berltt.- On•r,·~~ftgfromarr~~vl~ Belpre : Mobil Service Sta· era! are registered and calf8 vtr ........ u. tion; Marittla : Wilson's Mu- hood vaccinated . 4 head heif· eel. Phone WY 1-&ilO. sic Co.; Parkersburg ' Winane ers making up to freshen, 24 Auto Sales WY 11-2141 -,.... 10 12 Me Service; Five Points : Key- open heifers. Some are elistone service Station; Syra- gible to register. Inspection =:O::.=:Me::=::CO::::Y::,=:A::U:::C'::h::::O:;NE=ER,=''TI ACRE FARII lor oolo by. papers cuse: Harden's Market : Ra~ welcomed. Health ... ower. 6 room house wlth 1 13 Ue Chester, Ohio. bath. Emma Morrio, Harrl· cine: Deem 'b Restaurant furnished . The greater part er sport, H.T. eoupe, VB engine. Powerglide tran.smi•- lr;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l oonvlllo Rd. 10 11 Gtp Hart's Store ; New Haven :' of this herd are high grade 9000 slon, R&H. than Miller 's Market, I&S Super Holsteins. 300 Gal. Jamesway miles . Owner In service. Market; Athens : Ray Riggs; stainless steel tank, like new; JI'OR SALE: 4 ...., fundobed Phone Bill Grueser, WY 7,. Bashan: Walker's Store or J bousa. Nice location. City from any Chester Fir~ [)e. amesway pipeline milker, 3871. 10 13 etc Top Doll•r Paid P:or water, gaa and electricity. with pipe for 36 stanchions. partment member. Barn cleaner, silo unloader WNCktd C•n •nd TruciEI Largo lot. Call WY ll-28tltl. 194ll FORD pickup flat bed 11 10 Stc WE DESIRE to than~O al~ ;~~ for 12 ft. silo, etc. truck, for salt. Runs good. 124.HOUR M. H. Harner & Sons, Call Coolvill•, 11115-3291. were so kind to us in the loss Ownen SEVEN ROOM brick bomo In . 10 IS Stp ()r our dear son, Arthur Barr Harold Goddard & Son. 0 - I A.M. to I I'.M Pumeroy, two bathrooma, 4 the ReY . Freeland Norris, th~ Auctioneers bedrooms, garage, bal!emen~ C1lingers, tile Spencer Funeral Phone _ Bartlett, O. 2311 . FOR SALE, 11111 Plymouth: I llmshed room1 ill a!Ue• ..tw••n Chuter erMI tc Good running order. WI~ Home, the Ladies Auxiliary 10 12 3 Largo lot. Out ol 111gb water. Tuppers Plafft .,. 1t.t. Rt. ' of Reedsville, all who sent liam Blake, Dorcas, Ohio. Ceotral heating Inquire flower!, our dear friends and APPLES, Burdette F r u 1 t 10 I 6tp Charles Wlldermuth. WY ,. all wbo were helpful in anyFarm. Phone WY 2-6970, - - - - - - - - - 2206 or WY Wl18. 11-26-lfc Help Wanted . . . . . Hr,.,.ltr k •• way. May God bless you aiL Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. 1. 19;9 FORD, I paosenger CounMr. and Mrs . L. R. Barr t 25 2;1p FOR SALES; 2 1o1tt ill Letart try Squire Slallou Wagon, auand FamUy. LOOKING flO~ IICURI tomatic transmission, power Folio, downtown. Harrlot HJJOB I 10 12 ltc WHY PUMP your sluggiso sepaU, To!. CH 7-1361 . steering, radio, heater, powtic tank? Get Klean-Em·AII er brakes. Phone WY 2-3896 '~niB ,., u. • 0.911 ~ ...... lot tllp Septic Tank Cleaner. Land· or see U 1t Hackett's Sohlo e.oarld~~..-. HOMESITE, a!IIIJ'OXlmataly 2 For Rent ' mark Farm Bmeau, P o m4oat1..,._ LIDeoM ....... MIN"'10 7 tfe ocreo, good spring on proper Service. HOUSE, 26 Rallrod Street, eroy. t 211 30to ~i, Iota of shade trees, localRamlller ed OD U. S. II near RDct Middleport. $2.1 .00 month . In· ~INGER Sewmp machinea, SALESMAN Wanted; A good World 8landanl ol llompllol Springs Fairground. $2,500. R. quire house next door . new , J59.50 up. ~eraJ used reliable dealer to supply cua~ EJ:eelleDoe tomers witb RawJeigh Pro- A. rlniaw, WY 1-2975. l~tfc 10 12 3tp machineJ at bargallt priceo Blg •or room, rldo ond ,.... duct& In Pomeroy & Mlcltll• Mi_-::-.d:cdc-le_p_o_rt-A"'"-par - tm - en_t ,_-5- rooms The l<'abrlc Shop, .:::Inger Salel I!'OR IIALE-Middleport'o taJI. fOl'JIIIUICe. SmaD .., eCOilOIIIJ port, Write Hawleigh, Dapt. bath and basement. on ground and Service, Pomeroy ' Obto. eltl building, located tl53 N. and lliOII8gerabliiiJ Oh J 840 127 Freeport, Illifloor. Newly decor::tted, hard· WY z..228l. ' 21 Ue Second Straet. 141ddleporl. tiM nois. lii-U.2tp Prtced for quick .ale. Ja. wood rloors. automatic heat. PERFEC'l'ION Oil heater with MelropoUIBD Moton Every daf, _..people e\enP.1 ...... .,. quirt ol Oblo Hotel Call WY 2-3200. 10 10 tfc drums and fittings, Dayton E. MaiD Street. Pomero1 Insurance llam-*a eloretrie la..al U yoa'n loulldl"'o n......ua,. orllahhl*l !I 1• Ut PINioo WY W8'lt NICE FOUR room house with electric sc<~!es, 30 lb. capacof eonv....U., )'0111' prneat baatiq oy-, bd out laow lltde II 4 12 Uc .IOBNSON, ....._ Ina...._ baaemerH, hardwood floors, ity , 10 ft. meat case. 1955 RALLY ANNOUNCED Apnc:y, In. All lormo <t Ia nicely located on Lincoln Mercury, body and chassls - - - - - - - - - - really · - to •Joy eleolrie- .... a l - l , ~ Mil · 1962 Plymouth 2 door, VB, au. A Metbodlst Youtb Fellow· ourance. Jim Jobllsoll IIIII 1 t d Heights. Ca ll WY 2~3054. Tra· ess moor an transmission, you ean bave, '"'-'• a opeolal rate, Cet .... faeto todaJ• tomatic transmission. Sale ship sub-district rally wUI be Compiete course In ra dio a nd Bud S t n - A&oolla. q Whaley. 10 10 ate _ _ __ televisi<lll with all equipment. price $109;.00. Poweel'o Ser• 1 Ue beld 11 tile Rutlond Methodist FURNISHED apartment for Charle• Larkins, Long Bo~ vico Station, Middleport, Ohio~----:----:---- Church Sunday afternoon. Derent , grou"d floor . 3 roo""' tom, Ohio. 10 7 trc 10 12 6tc Livestock tober 18 at 2:0 p .m. Tho Citi· . . . UM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~M.at~-.. . . . , .... . and bath . 381 s. Second Ave., 1 ;;;;:;;;:;::::-;;-:--:-:--:-~--zenshlp . Area chainnan will Wanted To Buy PONY MARE, 11!. year old. havo charge ol tho program. Middleport. Call WY 2-5262 SINGER Sewing Machine, com. tfc · P.letely elecb:ic. Equipped to _ Bay with Ugbt mane and taiL MYF memben in the county 10 6 For aD the facta about the odvanlajJet of Semel- - - -- - - - - · - ~tg zag, buttonhole, sew on USED PIANO lor beginner. $50.00. 985·2255. 10 3 3tp plaMing to attend are asked 'fRAILER lots for rent, close uttons, etc . Fully guaran· Must be in good condJtion. - - - - - - - - -- · - - - to send the 26 centl! for regis· heat for your home. mall dale tctupoa (no obllpdou) .. , ' to Laundrymat and 1Choo1o. teed . Pay orr 7 payment• of Call Novr Haven 882·36!1. HOGS ready to kill. Tel. SH ~ · tratiOD to Mrs. Mildred Lucu Colamblll oad loulbM. Valley Lumber & Supply Com$5 each. Phone WY 2-2204 4171. 10 13 3tc of Rutland. 1 10 11 3lp Ohio Eloetrlo Compaay . . . . . . . . .d ...... ~ pany, Mlcltlleport. !11-~tfc after 6 p. m. 10 9 6tc -:---:---::---- •. - 115 No... FrotOtlk.-, Male Help Wanted Instructions HERE ON VISIT Colambuo 11, Ololo MODERN f room ond batb ELE~LUX vacuun. clean· 1 ;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;-.·'"-=.=o;;;;~-,1---·-----·- · ---1 Mr. and Mrs. DonaJcl PulHns i N·lurnl- apartment. M t d· er, au rna tic, paper bags, U. s, CtVtL IIRVtCI r1m1 and daughtel'8, Deanna and Dedleport. WY ~3874. ail cleaning attachmenla. Sold Truck DriMn Wantedl new ., 50 G eed ,___ ..... . - - . iHI. I1Ut .,... ,. borah, and son, Donald, Jr ., 1 xp•r...-. I 11 tfe over •_L · uarant · · ., 1101.00 • ...- P'nllu'lltol7 trata~rq Ronald Reed and JIU Dorsey, -~- ·----- Pay off balance 7 payment!! ln••~r&.ncetl For l.elll cmtU QPOtrat · 1 ,...._..,. « ,..,. all of Columbus, and Brenda ttl . Duplex, J bedrooma. Sugar of $6.50 each. Phone WY 2- 1 Dl.tence Hauls Wrfte ~::;_='~ ~ Run area, Pomero.)'. Phone 22(M after 1 p. m. MAYPLOWIER fiANSIT llllart• ... ~ '"**llota •nv rohA.V Glaze of Middleport, were Sun- ~ · WY :Hill. lt • "c 10 9 6'ladlonopollo tndloM , ...... ....,.. ... · day guests of Mr. ond Mr!. . . ~1 ~:t:'·~ ~-.. Pulllna, lr. . I I HOMELITE SALES & SERVICE I I CHARLES BLACK 1 Old T Fl SoCI'ety Notes e m. Oll j - beverag& .. ••• •• '' BLAETJNAR'S Why does bo•ntEngland of Ja~kson like fluneless eleetrie·-heat? FO_R_SA_L_E_;_I_IJM_Cbe_v_el-le-Su-~'~1,::::· r.e,. BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING - -- TOWING-~ --- =Jr ........ , "W'•,_,..__ ............. .... -·-· ....... ,.,....., ....,............... ., ................ ......... .,. ..... ...... ··........ .... ~ ... 'L' ~ ''a v ...................... re•••••• ne .. ,_ I" I" lw 1•• ' ';'• .' • AL CAPP l--:' -CE~TAIN '"'''"'~~ARE £R. • IT !S WRI T- "WHOE VER /JJSTURBS TH£ SLEEP / A SANI>· G'" R!J.IGQ Th'E 4-th STORM.'.' 5 HA LL LQ5E H I S MOST PR£OOUS !USS.ESS!ON.~'~ / ~· I" . I"" I" f01•• " F,%:: .,.. ~AStlLINE ALLEY ahoot DAIT.Y CBYPI'OQUOTE- Here'" how to work It: AXTDLBA.AXB 18 LONOFELLeW One letter limply ~t:andB. tor another. lD thJa lil8.mple A s. 1ISel2 for the three L'a, X tor the two 0'.,_ etc. Single leLtar.. ape.. trophies, the length and fonnatlon ot the wordll are all b1nta, Ea.cll de¥ tbe code lettera are different. I Aa,ptopom- 8RGWQR I I CRHB BAJB I ' GARD BAR LQRWH OYYBR W BAJDrRQ I<JWDRB.-RBRQBYD Ye~~~terday'e LY~ YD Cryptoquot&: T.Bll B'f.JPRli:Mll MlSFORTUNll IS WHEN THEORY OOTSTRIPS P~N­ ; ICk lRA(;, • ARDODA VINCI 0 1SH. KID.- l'eMurfll ~ YES, !T'S "How about playmates for Junior? Are there many children in the neighborhood about his weight?" W J I"I:' H RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6 o45 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7oQ3 News 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Mu~ical Clock 7o45 Word and Testimony 8 o00 Ohio Valley News BoOS World News 8:10 Sports Today 8 ol5 Weatber US Musical Clock 8o55 Com.nuntty N•ws 9:00 Talk of the Town 9:55 Mason County News JO :OO Public Service 10:15 Family Worsh ip Hour 10:30 Latchst.ring 11:00 News Beat ll:o; Morning Melodies except Friday , Church Bells Ring IH5 World News 11:;5 Mason County News 12 :00 Community News 12:05 Local News 12 : 10 Markets 12:15 Weather 12o20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 County Agent 12:45 Country Go Roond 1:55 News Beat 2:nn >" Country Go Round US News Beat 3:00 Midway Matinee 3o55 N•ws Beat TERRY 4:00 4: 30 5:00 5o05 ; 015 5:25 5:30 So45 Dlscing with Doss 1nterc h ange Community News World News Sports Today Weather Dinner Musicale Sign Off SATURDAY 6:45 Sign On 7o00 Be Still and Know 7oOO News 7o08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Mu sical Clock 7: 45 Word and Testimony 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 8:16 Pt. Pleasant H.S. Footba ll l0 o30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11 :00 News, Army Hour 11:30 Public Serv-ice 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:2li News 0 Grams 12o30 Saturday Matinee t :l5 Ohio Slate Football 4 :00 D.tscmg · with Doss 4o30 Top Ten Revue 5: oo News IW.mdup 5:15 Publlc Service 5:30 Dinner Musicale 5o45 Sign Ofl ACROSS !=ROM R HOTEL . WMPO Radio /0 -13 U.S. '-Oft MONDAY mRU FRIDAY 6o00 Sign On 6:05 6:20 6:25 6o30 -Newo Sacred Heart Hour Meigs County RFD Paul Bowers - Farm News U3 Rev. Raymond Jones· Rei 6:55 Sports He-adlines 6oo7 Weatber Report 7o00 News 7:05 Tiny's Chapel · 7:30 News 7o35 Pickens Hardware <Tu•s • Thurs.) 7o50 News Report 8·00 Bill Miller Show 6o00 Johnson • Simpson Ins. Show (Fri.) 8:10 Roy's Food Basket Show (Mon · Thur~ . ) 8: 45 Baker Fu~niture Show (Wed. Fri.) 8:45 I&S Super Market Show (Thurs.) 1 :00 News 9o05 Coffee Witb Janet 10 :00 Grand Ole op·ry 11 :00 Ministerial As.suc. ll ol5 A.S.C. Program · Ftl. 11:15 Family Worship • Thuro. 11 :15 Mason Co. Agr, Ext.-Tuea. 11 :33 Swap Shop 11 :45 Tiny's Country Hymns 12:00 Noon Report 12 :15 GoessJer ·s Guest Btar-Frl 12:15 Larry Andersoo Show 4:00 Jim Mees Show 4:15 Blaettcar Auto Show <Thurs.) 4=30 Local News ; 00 ' Jim Mees Show 6 :00 Simon's Market • New1 5,05 Sundown Serenade 6 45 SATURDAY 6o00 Sign On - Newo 6:05 Country Music 6:00 Country Jamboree 7:00 Larry Anderson Show 8:00 Pomeroy Ill FootbaU 9:30 Middleport 111 Football 11 :00 Top Ten Show <Dairy Vall•yl ll o30 Top Ten Show (Duttons) LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Musical Interlude 12 o30 Rev. Merlin Teets ! cOO Bill Miller Show {OSU Football) 6:45 Sign Off September 5:45 Sign Ort October SUNDAYS 7:00 Sign On - News 7:35 Sunday Sbowcase 8:00 French CHy Baptist Hour 8:30 News 8:33 Hour of Deliveranct~ (Elder Cline) 9:48 Congressman Abele !Oo05 Sunday Chapel 10 :33 Washington Reports the "">eople 11 :00 Sunday Show 12o00 Noon News 12:15 Christians Hour 12 :30 Rev . Merlin T<2ets 1:00 Rev. Andrew P~rsons 1:30 Rev . Silas Billups Z:OO Sunday Chapel 2:33 Rev . Roscoe Tho"~ 3 o00 Sunday Chapel 3:33 Country Hymntimers {Dan Hayman) 4:33 Sunday Showcase 6oOO Baptisl Layman's Hour 6:30 Sundown Serenade .6o45 Sign 'lff September WHY, A 'THING L11(~ THAT 'R~ALLY GOtS B~CI( Tt:l TH' 'TIME CIO TH' cQ'VEOWELLE~S ! ltJE ~!GGER CIV'lll.ElJ I=Oli<S ,JUST DON'T <:;O 'IWU!'\0 BUYIN' AN' SELLIN' WI 1.1ES' ANY MORE, IN TI!ESE TIMES! £TILL, I OUN na, Y'PEAD TH' PAPERS I SOC IETY COLUMNS . WWDI NG51 liMO'S GOT IH ' DOUGH SfH~S T'COUHT. ~N (l.\•J!=l!'- '..UT' ~·-WeE ''BLIVlN' A WI~E" HAS/IT CHt.NGED SO MUCH AT THAT1 FU'-KS MOSTLY JUST Dt... T r& ., . THAT f'IOW'OAYS, ~ 1. oo, f.IEFORE 'IOU MAReHA I ~ABY••• HOW Ai30UT I H!': ll'N "!HOUSAND 6MACKER3 'IOU PROMIOEV M~ FORlHIBJOB - --- -· ·-- ·· - - - -- .o ------ -- I I . .. ....________... HERe, BEN,~WYOU EXCUSE ME, PLEASE? I.•. I'VE GOT 10 LEAVE! , A~N.IIL-----------------------------------------.-----~ 0~------------------------·---------·----~l · = .. ... - •"· ' ' ... I CAN WATCH Br HAROLD GRAY Bv GEOIIGE WOMDEit BIRD!!. O~,BOY! . 5, J; Sign Off October ----------------~~~~----------~·~·:~~~·gu~Ort~Se~pwm~~be~r~--~5~:J;~S~ign~O~U~O~cto~oo;r~~~ tJ...ne OIESTER GOULD 1M. - -- - Ul lh . ' • I ,- 5 CLEARED.'/ . I'' f0J" f:;:$1"' . i' ~ ---• the IELIECTRIC co. ,. LASSWfLL GO. Jo~r P.•- .._ t... I ~REO THEN LORElTY SAYS TO MES AYS SHE 0 •• -i7. African river "'·Plant _ RADIATOR SERV 1CE ~ ~IZO f4 . Electrical E ngineer: abbr . «i. Little island H' t i CROSSWORD 42. Alcoholic 1 - UJI: .r:iUIUUVO WI.IU.I I" wm = U.clit~ VI: 1 DAlly VI. ro<lt; .. I,H v.:> Jn some coastal areas, they round in a nationwide contest. Iyear , in New York City alone. tlave been used to build fi stung Complete the following sen,l<ncel tiy DICK Mo'KST more than 13,000 cars wtore peers. Which is a step forward, m 25 words or Jess: "I would United Preu International abandoneo on the streets In I but dlM.'sn 't offer loo much re· Jik~ to have a junked car of WASHINGTON tUPI J-ldeal· Philadelphia, 11 takes 11 tow l1ef for land·lo::keod area ,. ··' my own bec~:~use .• .'' ly · t1 newspaper reporter is an trucks Lo keep the streets free ------ObJt'!'llVf' observer. He re.laLes of derelict vehicles . the facts without getting pr· Since whoever ~~ in ("harge liOualJy mvolved in the story he set:>ms unable to cont1 " the ls rov ... nng . junked car population explosion. A.CJWS~ :il, Yip~ 17. Uttle Tlwre are time~ however it ls up to us, as individual cHi· girl WhPn we newsmen ' are swept zens, to take the matter into 1.. Burrowin~r 62 . Son ot animal A dam 19. Band eup in th tide ol events, !lu our own hands. To get the ball 5. Actren: DO WN in.elnJ· that we becom~ a part of the rolling , I have several sugg~;~s. Ntna. 1. A m1xture, ment 9. !VriCII.l'l uofcolora ~ . Co r­ pr ob lem rather than apart from tiona . %. Opl·nillgs roded it First of all. there should be 10 . ~!~1~!:c1 3 r·11mtlella24 . O ld This happened to me the an educat ional campaign. Some- 11 . An open pie meaRure other day when l covered the thmg like : "Don't be a liller· 12. Largest of fi . F'riar h:ngth National Conference on Auto bug . Take your old f'ar to the continent v ...t~•d•y ' • Aa••• fl . •..-,.,cl 13. Man'.lil 26 . ALSalvage sponsored by tbe lnsti- junkyard." n 1ckname :11. Mon,.rel• 7 . Mu!:le ol' tempt tute of Scrap Iron & Steel. I Secondly, there shnuld be a H . Land 10 Egyplla.n 21. A 11011 o: h !SL"ry: godde~s f::r. ~yth.. l:t1!1L.C' find that 1 can't get it off of campaign Lo improve the image m.c~~.~~ureg •d 16. Lit tiP 8. A l!llO\'e 29. Place •1. l-'all inlo my mm . of junkymds. For some stran l'!e chil.-1~ 11 wa.Ler 30. SlMke or furnace The knowledge that automo- reason, most people regard 18. Gui~-"'1 13. Lofty :H. A continent t3. ll'fmale h on& mow11Aln 33. Circular biles are being junked al the JUnkyards as eyesores . They 20. Exclama46. Halt ern8 1~. Movable band of ratr of 5 million a year and simply are not found in U1e bet· linn . 22. EA.Mt lndiH ~ ftowera 4~ . AdverbliiJ part or a. th a I no bod y bas any c Iear 1dea ter neighborhoods . abbr. }lartlcle camera 34. Falsehood of what to do with them has It we are to lick this prob- 23. Funeral totally destroyed my sense or lem, we must reshape the pile wel l·being. " think pattern" so that Junk· :m. Speaka . 28. Heavy, The JUnked car situation yard s will be acceptable. Eveu Jooae coalti seems to be falling into th'E' desirable.. 30. A small pattern set by beer cans. And But bigger and better junk· 112. ~~bo~ty f:;: I<+ I" ~ l'b i" we all know what that can lead yards are at best a stopgap M. Whether ~0 - It can lead to people driv·l mea5ure . Genuine rPhabilita tion 36. Evenlng ,ro ~ ~zo 121 1;1, mg , by your house anr throwing requires th at w~ys be found to aun god: ,n ~·· z7 beer cans on your front !awn. make pr<:~cti ca l use of diseard· sa . :!r~t. canton 89. A journey IZ' nesday aft.erDOOD It 1:30 p, ftl. a.••v'''"· Ohio. ..,...,•..,, Mr. G. E. Stone wa1 taken at the leJioa hall wttb. Mn. NOT<<O to Meigs Memorial hospital by William Robeoo, .,...ldont Ia P11rna&Dt to Writ ut &JlHUUOII ... til d be ,h .. r-r wed b, the eo- Pl•u coort or e emergency squa w re he ....... .,... !i!'',,~P!:'b~~ 04~U!a W: ~- 1:: lJ belna treBted for a beart at- The Return .Joaathu Kelp 4&3" of OctoHr. 1864 at 10:00 4 . II. tack. Chapter, D.A.R.1 will bold I oa tla1 M.PI ol tile CWI1 HoWle of 1 ~~-~ ..t4 tounty 1.o PomeJ'Ol'. Ohio. tale Mr. and Mr!. Duane Barr and rummage 18 e n~ay follo1i!: 1 ,!~:C::~ l~:-;;t.: real son, Shawn, of Oak Hill 1pent Thursday and Friday, Oct. 14utata, altua t• In the Townlh.lp of Saturday with his parents Mr 15 18 ln the Weber BulldinM 1 Olive, In tb1 Count)' ot Mela. .ad ' ' ' uaiJ Prln Bbo 1 IIU.Uo oJ Ohio, bound.~~ aa4 detuib- and Mrs . Alpha Barr. next to the Q ty t p ~~ ~~:CTtkle;'~ IID4 l¥IDI ta Mr. and Mr!. Alpha Barr on Mlll ...t. Member& bavlq ar hac:ucm No. • · Sect1011 No. H, vis.Jted with his sister-in-Jaw tlcles may contact Mn:. !:merTown ~o. 4. ILUI• 11 ot tbe Ohio ' ,.,~ .,.. .. CompanY• Purl!baM and: t~t~.,.anln• Mn. Harvey Barr, who bas son Jones or Mra• ...-.r~a• 8NII' ;.!..!'::n ·~~~b~.t U::'..::. been a patient at Holzr hospit- ner, or Mn. Guy Nelgler. DINvu V. NUn, u .J �. ~· ' • ' • .Daily Sentinel. Pom.roy·Midd leport, 0 ., Oct. ! 3, 191!4 0 - - - · T · Miss Itended representing . !hip Committee - Miss Fueh· nle. chr., Miss Bess Sanborn, Mrs M. L. french, Mrs. GaB . Committee on len rown, The ~1ethodist Misswnary Ic-onc ludmg ~he pro!O';ram . . h Spl.l'itual Life, Mn . Guy Shu Irnoveme-nt tn Korea and the ~1.' rneetmg was opened wtt 1 er, clu ., a ~d ~rs. Forrest result of the wide outreach of a pt ano prel ude by Mrs . C. ~ - Bachtel; Children s Wrok ,_ Mrs. the E:wah Woman·s University Hennesy. Mrs. Leo Smith, e- L. w. McComas: Miss10nar: ~e~.unEmma of Cincmnati . cmd I in Korea was the program sub· votJOnu l chatrman , re&d an au- Personnel Mrs James Euler , . d nephews : ·pture and led . ' E J severa 1 mecse an · , je-rr of the wS.C s of Heath tumn poem, scn . . Publictty, Mrs. merson ones Services were held from the :\1cothodist Church Monda~ ev- in the Affirmatton of Fatt~ 8~ and Mrs. 0 . P . Klein. Frank E Smith Funeral Home t'mng at the church. I umson ~rayer Th: _Y " A ltller was read from Mrs. in Lancaster Saturday at 1 p Mr~ . B('rnard Fultz, prngram l '· How F'lrm A f oundatton , Alfred Sc~rbet'l') , Jr., w~o w~s m .. with the Hev . Stephen E I chairman . wss assisled by , was sung. sl· form erly m char_ge of children s Schullery c.nd the Rev. J ames members of the society. 111 pre- I ~1rs Glenn Lamhert, p_re work in Lhe soctety. Bartos. pastor of the Lutheran senttng work of e<iuratmg Ko- : dent. condurt~ the bust~ess Mrs . Lam bert announced the churches in Lancaster officiatrPan women in the past, pres- mt>et in~ wtth rt>p~rt gtven World Community Day to be ing Burial was in Greenfield ent and fu ture fro m Lht- Circle chatnnen m- held November 6 at the Rut- ~ etery near Hooker. Mrs M . E. Dowson read the eluding Mrs Ualen Brown. who land Method ist Church. Mr~. c\ ttending from this area ast history of F.wah UniverreportKI un the suceessful rum· W alter Hayes. Mn:. M. C. WtlM and Mrs Virgil P f the Elpa nor E M Wood were r. . ::.ity. of Its founding und ma~e sa 1e _0 ~un and Mrs. · : were Hamm Mr. and Mrs . Delmar growth from a kind erga ~en Clfrle, <~nd Mtss B e~s Sanborn, named to_ a commJttee to pur- Hamm', Miss Emma Hamm, school to a large universJLy of the Arternoon Ctrcle. chase arllcles. for the Commun- Mrs. Clarence Grueser. Samuel Mrs Fult:z reported on the [ Mrs Nan M oo~e .. treasurer. ity Day offen ng. World Day of Michael Mrs. G. L. Mic hael and prt"sent work being done by read the li s! of mtsst_ona~y as k- Prayer was ann•JUnced for Oct- Miss L~da Mae Kraeuter. the Universit y. },ssisting \irs. ings for thr yt>ar whtch mcl ude ober 25 • 31 \l'ith Mrs. Shuler Fultt were Mrs . M f. Wil· !he Glrl 's School . Esther Hall in charge of the observance. son Mrs. Forrest Bach t£>1. Mrs.! in Cinc mn a!t. and the We~ley A harve st theme commemor· Laymen' s Congress Err:ersun Jones. Mrs. Jame s I Child Carr wtth 1:1 to~] of fl7 ating Col umbus' visit to Amer· Held in N. Jersey A 'tea and the Indians was carEuler Mrs. Walte r Hayes. Mr s. needed from the SOClety. Lay man 's Congress. : d from ri ed out in the decorations in- The ' . Burton . Mrs Mildred thank you nolt was rea 0 E. M H dd r the sponsored by the Se venth ay Zeigler, Mrs. Evere ll Dav is, :\trs Herm un a _ox or eluding an Jndian wove~ cloth Adventist Church held at Con· Mrs. P. L. Mitrh and Mrs. , rArds sent her durmg her Ill· centered wnh harvest_frUits and vention Hall, Atlantic City, N. Edward Young. : ne s . ed vegetables m ~n Indtan woven J Sept. 30. thru Oct. 3, was The future oullook of the : Mr~. L~mbet 1 announc a the , basket used wtth greenery. Eb· aiiended by the pastor of 13 University was given by \o1 rs . I meetm~ ·~ Pomeroy, ~ov . h , 1ouy candleholders were used Pomeroy Church, Elder Gilford M. L. FrenC'h who stressed ~he I when a fle_l~ worker m eak~re with yellow mums as the pl- and his wife ; Mrs . Salisbury, I hope and faith in Its leadmg 1W S.C S. wtl_, be ~e sp · I ano arrangement. and mrs H<lrris delP.gates Method iSf Work in Korea IS OpiC 01~ Heath Church wscs on Monday WEA'I'HEB Malt G 0111 president Oct 7. Is to be Nov. 18 at the Columat.. "To Know Hlm and To tbe ary ' d , . ~ for bus & Southern Ohlo Electric Him Known ." Elpenset ol e The program an pro)ec Room. Each member IJ asked Purpose of the Convention was delegates an borne by lhe coming months were planned. to bring two guests. There il Relatives here attended the to "JVe pradical help to the local churches and conferences. Pot-luck lunch was served by to be a "Tour of Mel.gt Coun. • his h h funeral Saturday for Mrs AI· Ichurch member in C urc Mrs. Dill. The afternoon was ty" on OCt. 14, wltll every one bert (Lucy ) Hamm of Lanm· work. tncluding Bible study. wet. PLAN PROJEcrs ak tIn making aprons and teJ· meeting at the Salt worka •• ter who dted Thursday morn· fare work and health classes. The Chester Homem ers spen . . Th t Ung 10 a m Everyone is welcome. . · ut the Crites Rf'st Hom e 1 ":1~.h~e~~co~t~;v~e~nt~ion~·,~ · ~sl~o~go~n;_;w~a~s~C~I~u~b~m~e~t~at~th~e-h:o~m~e~of~M~r~s~.~ti~le~paJ~nti~nig~._;.:~e~ne~x;:_;m~ee ~;:;,.;:;;~·~·_;,~~.;_.;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;, ~~Lancasl er . Survivors incl ude ~ . Paul of Lancaster . 8 sis- 1 R eltllives Attend Frieda Faehnle; Member· Fun eral Se rvicu llam Robson, Mrs. Nan Moore, CO churches I • Fair lltlle <llloqe Ill l<mperaiUn today, lonJcbl and Tburoday. Hlrb today & Thurouy 11-11. Low tonJchl ~ enttne DftOied 'I'0 .,.,.. fntere.te 91 .,.,.. llei•II-M-· ...... ~~ - NO. 155 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1964 ::. FIVE CENTS ----~----------------------------------- :;c "'-i - ·. ---------------- • IS I ~~ 0.. ! RCA Vh; 10 1(. G0L0R ·l n" 1 I SWIV~LS FOR BEST VIEWING ANGtF.! 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He became Assistant Di- [ WASmNGTON _ A REPUB- County Farm Bureau will be rector of Agriculture and State lica senator charged today held October 21 at Racine High Fair Manager for the State of POSTER MAKERS - These five youngsters played a big part in making th e Fire Prevention Week post01 that Senate investigators had school com~encing at 7:30 p. Ohio on April l, 1954. contest, sponsored by the Middleport Fire Departme nt, a success. Displaying t rophies in the for eground are no intention of bringing out the rn., and busmess to follow at 1 In October, 1956, he accept. Jim Schmoll, a fourth grader, and Jay Warner. nght. a third grade stude nt at Middl eport Elementary . Jay wao ed the position with the Ohio winner for students in grades 1 through 3 and Jim topp ed a U competitors in th e cl ass for grades 4 through 6. facts on a alleged $35,000 pot- IS:!lll. . ltical kickback involving Bobby Election of trustees from Farm Bureau Federation. fn the back row, at far right. Rhonda Hysell, displays he r troph y as wtnner for grades 7 t hrough 9. Also pictured Baker each of the four districts in in the back row are honorable mention winner s Ji mmy Warn er and Susan Kavanau gh. Not present was trophy · . . the county will be held. Also to winner Paul Gerard , grades 10 through 12, and St e ve Walburn an d Steve Ge rlach , bo th of whom won honorable Sen. Carl Curlts, R-Nev., satd be considered will be policy remention. Demc~:rats on the ?.enate Rules 1solutions for 1965. ~rnm1ttee are !Derely go- ~ Most interesti11 g of these tng through (he mottons of pre- ....t.tion• will be one gl•· tl.nding to investigate' ' the iog Jull support to the Ohio case ?f the former Senate Dem- Farm Bureau Federation 111 ocraltc secretary. Committee its move "' rain markel p<lW· ChairmaD 8 · f;verett Jo~an, er for the farmer through ! By JAMES T YOUNG The Prestdent plans to visit 1h1m In a mot orr ad(' last Nov. ~N . C., ruj~ ou~ h_earmgs the purchase of a major reDisease prevention through Two drivers were cited after \ United Pres~ International lcorpth l'llftstl Su nda \ as part 122 I? the Baker mves tigatJOn _un- tall food cbaia. This proposearly detection is the topic of separate accidents mveshgated CORPUS CHRI STl, l ex : or a ca mp atgn swmg through Nut>ces County Sheri ff J ohnnit ~I after ~ Nov. ~ electwn. a! i& to be fully discussed. the annual fall meeting of the in Meigs County Tuesday by · •UPI J- Act mg agamsl a report- h1s nat ive state. Also on the 1Mitchell said ~e learned ol the ~ 1~ugges be ~a~ ~~Ir hearings Speaker for the evening w1U SAM CASHMAN Ohio Rural Health Conference the Ohio State Patrol ed conspu·w·y to assa:-tsin ate 1schedule is Dallas, the Pres1- ~ alleged plot ttirough an inform~ b~ot ~l In the .heal be ~am · C. Cashman, Director . ot District 21 to be held in Ath- The first was at 2 30 p m 1President Johnson, authon ues!dent's llrst vis1l there stnce !ant Tuesday . He would not say 0 a ter pollttcal campatgn.'~ of Business and Commodity tur 1 Elte sJ ....A ens, at Ohio ·Univet'!ity. 8a~er 1Jh Rt' 124 irJ Minenltlle · Ia~ a serJes of raids Tues-t Presldenl John Kennedy was as- who his inforrnanl was. 0 : C ~ g~t In Wy- Center October 20 1:30 a.m. car driven by Dorothy stew'art day nfg'hf aild totlay. seizing an sastinated...a lttw l!~n JJ.llc'!'Jof ! . P-OJ:~~ - haq .All_ G,Ust.ody _a »Services, Ohio Farm Bureau. KANSAS CITY, MO. - His talk will deal with the new an ot ounty. e .ho 58 Ma~- to 3 p.m. 28 Minersvl!le was makm ~arena! contammg he-avy wt>a p- -~ ----~------l year-old gun trader," who was Tough as ever, former Presi· Farm Bureau marketing propos- ter of Sclence Degree in agri- Dr. Emmett W. Arnold will l leit turn as sh~ was being o!er- ons and Na21 flags. I Mauri Clark Age 82 IrepOrtedly to have once served dent Harry S. T:uman, a~, rest. als and with ~he opportunity of speak on the topic and Dr . _H . ' taken by a car driven by Don- There were at least two ar. , ,~ . _ " a prison term lor murder. ed comfortably m a hospital to- fa~mers workmg together _to M_. Boocks and James C~llins aid Reuter. 27 , Middleport. The rests, and authorities said rhey D1~ Early I oday IThere was a report the gun day with two cracked rabs Lap- gam a better standard o[ !Jv. l wt\1 tell how W put the pro- Reuter car struck the Stewart expected to make " three or F'unera l servic e for Maud trader was only to supply tht ed up and a gash_ over his right ing. 1 gram into action." A film pres- car in the left side and then four more '' today. Clar k, R2. who di ed th i~ morn- weapons. but would not be the eye. He was InJured Tuesday Mr. Cashman was born and entation "01abetes Unknown" went off the left side of the 1 At two addresses, local police ing about 4 a. m. aft er a ling- aetual triggerman. in a , ba throom accident in his reared on a farm near Shelbr. l and a group discussion also wil1 roadwav to hit 8 power pole. I and sheriff officers unco\'ered a ermg i llne~s. at her Nye Ave. home at Independence, slipping He majored in agriculture at A petitlon asldng to have 8 be part of the morning pro- Th • h d machine gun, a field morta r. a n~sidence- in Pomeroy. will be on a mat while getting Into the Ohio S~ate University and grad- previous judgment vacated was ! gram. both e~~;a~eu~:;Ywa:~~:~ bazooka-like rocket Jaunc?er, hP.Id f''riday at p. m. at th e bathtub and ft!!l forward to uated m June, 1941. fl·l-' Tuesday In Mel s County In the afternoon group dis- M . . hand grenades, several htgh- F\Hng Chapel. · a severe He setv ed as cnunty Agncu · 1-~ Common a~ · . tl f ed e1gs court on 0 ct. 23 1or 1m·1powered rtfles . ~one w1th . a tel· ' Surv 1.vmg ar(' her hu sband, , ht s rI·gt l1 sJ"d e, causmg Pleas court i cussaons Wl 11 con nue, o11 ow 1 cut above his right eye. His ---~-·----l · by a panel discussion. Making proper pass ng, . ' escopic sight- and 20.000 rounds Archie. Pomeroy; two ni eces, eyeglasses were broken .and The suit was . flied ?Y C1ar- up the panel will be Walter The .~econd mtshap was at 4 of <:~mmunition . . Sarah Reed ~nd Grethel Sullise\•era! pieces of glass cut his OUDf ~ ~~(' Arth~r p:~· Mt~dl:porl Evans, M.D.; Aileen MacKen- p. m. on Cemetery Rd .. nine l They also found the Nazi 1van bo th of Columbus and A rar was reported stolt!!fl to 1• agamst right eyeHd. I lSOn stet- zie, M. D.; Miss Helen Massen- tenths of a mile east of Rt. 338. flags. World War 11 Naz1 hel- st>v l~ral other relatives, in Meigs county Sheriff R<lbert ter executor of the estate of J k M d od A car driven by Jack Ables . . G ' p . d sed nd th gals , Mr. ac area y, M • • mets and umforms herotc-pose Pomeroy. Burtal wt!l be m C Hartenbach thts mommg. BOSTON -FORMER GOV. ' retta nc~, ecea 'a e erator and Mr. P. C. Bechtel. 35, Rt. 2 Racine, p..alled into pictures of Adolf ' Hitl er and the Beech Grove cemeterv. An immediate investigation of F oster F urco 1o to day · unknown hears of B. W.CDonna!Among ' th e purpose of th ese the roadway and failed lo see photos of Nazi. . Fnends may call at the fun-; - · the alleged theft of a 1962 F ord stood W . concentration 1 !'.:II 8 J k y, a · ac son. ·. · health conferences, which have a car dnven ~Y Ke~rney Don· camps. jeral home any!.ime. \con vertible owned by Jame1 indicted on a charge of conspiring to arrange a bribe to Jackson and Anna 8 · Pame. been held at Lake Hope ln the ahue, 17, Rt. 2, ~acme. Dona- ~ Ruth. Reedsville. was launched. m.ake sure one of his friends In another action, Mary G. pasl, are to encourage people },Je swerved to mtss Ables and i Ruth said the car. black iG would bl.~ reappointed to a pow- Racine Vl~lag~ Council lias Durst, Pomeroy, has Hied to acquaint themselves thor- hit ~ large rock. There was I (J ! color. was stolen from in front edul political position. set Beggars Ntght on Oct . 29• suit for divorce from Roland oughly with their health needs, medmm damage to ~e Dona~ ; of hls Reedsville residence af.. lt wa s believed the first crim- ? P· D'! · to 8 p. m. only. Also, H. Durst, Pomeroy. The plain- health services, health facili- hu~ car. Ables. was ctled . to The largest number of absentee ba !lots in several iter 10 :30 p.m. Tuesday. T h • lnal charge ever lodged against there lS a curfew at 9 p. m. tiff charges gross neglect of ties, and other factors afrect- Mel~s co~rt Fnday for fatlure years is expected this fall at th e Meigs Count y Boar d of : theft was reported at the sher~ Massachusetts governor for every night for alJ persons un- duty and extreme cruelty and ing U1eir heallh. to yaeld nght of way. El ections. ' iff' s office at 9:40 a.m. today. 18 acts allegedly committed while der years ~f age. asks for custody of three min· This is an open meeting and - -· This was indicated Tuesday afternoon aft er a count ' Sheriff Hartenbach's departIll office. Furcolo shrugged off Th~ siren will ~ blown each or children. all interested persons are invit. MARRIAGE APPLICATION showed that 150 persons had marked th eir ballots as ab- men! also reported the arrest the charge as "obviously polit· e~enmg and rs mmutes are pered. Ted Lawrence Swartz, 36, Rt. sentee or disabled voters. of Howard Dicken, 39, of Reedsira\.'' Though not a candidate tmtted for ehUdretl. to be home Melp Geaeral HoapUal Luncheon reservations should 1, Letart, laborer, and Fran- Election board officials sa id . . . \'ille Tuesday _night _on a charge ht> demanded a trial befor~ unl:ss aceo~panied by adults. ADMISSIONS - Carolyn Jon- be ~ade with local County Ex· ces Mae Swa_rtz, 34, Letart this rate of t,>.arly absen tee vot-1are soldters. Res1de~ts who will of assault._ D1cken IS scheduled election day, Nov. 3. b VJ!I~ge reslde~ts ~[e 84sked to es, Shade; Jmaes Walker, Porn- tensmn Ofi.r.es. Luncheon Falls, h.ousewde ; John Wayne ing is ··certamly unu sual " One! not be m th1s locality on elec- to appear m Me1gs County Court ~-urn e.aves on Y a er. P· ~· eroy. tickets will be sold at the regis- Stobart, Rt. 2, Racine, U. S. said the number of such bal\ots tion day can vote absentee a t ibefore Judge Frank W. Porter, MOSCOW - RUSSIA'S SUC- when flr;.men are aval~ble Ill DISCHARGES - E:ber Car- tratlon desk for about $l.SO, in- Marines, and Donna Ruth Bolthe 1964 November election I the Mei gs count} board of elec- Jr . c~ssful one • day ' 'space bus" cast a Jre gets out con- penter, PortJand. eluding tax. in, 21, Pomeroy, waitress. may exceed that of any in re- tions office, Masonit Temple, fltght was seen today as the tro · c nt h. t0 r Pomeroy. any day Monday start of a series of manned The mayor asks letters be e IS y. through Saturday from l - 4 p. launchings aimed at the moon I written to vacant lot o~ners to The election board noted that ! nL The last day for voting ab· l and the planets. . clean lup prohperty or ndte tolwnh many of the absentee vote rs sen tee is October 29 l t 4 p.m. ; The Sovlet Union was In a will c~an t em up a e I state of sell. congratulation al cost wtll be put on taxes for the three-man llk>l"blt 437 000. collection. A Pomeroy man was painful. mile, 24 hou~ and i7-m~ute It w~s voted to remove a ' ly injured Tuesday about 3 ~30 flight o! the space ship Voskhod street light from the ~ohio s~· By ALVIN BPlVAK The senator climaxed hi! ef·l land before he moves on to In- I p.m. when a motorcycle he Wll " KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI)- fort Tuesday night before a diana oo Thllfllday . riding got out of control in looM !Sunrise) complet~ Tuesday. tlon " a mercury light Soviet newsp.arers pubiJshed there and put It on the corner Sen. Barry M. Goldwater fol· wildly cheerlng throng of some gravel and wrecked. . . lowed up a " fascist" charge 8,000 supporters who paid 1511 ENROUTE WITH JOHNSON WASHINGTON (UP!) - GOP National Chairman Jimmy Quails 31l, of 1759 Cbestributes from around the world of 8th St. Included was a report fro~ The State Is . to brmg m a against the Democratic party apiece to hear him at the Mil· CUPIJ - President Johnson Dean Burch has dismi ssed as ' 'nonsensicar' the charge ter road, was reported In saU. Americ.a headlined, "tremen. bac~ hoe to dig a hole for 8. today by accusing President waukee Arena . He used a local called for nat10nal unity today t~at a DeJ?Ocr~tic _party e~ploye was paid $~ .000 to de- factory rondition this morninl dous interest and b~rt pride" septJc tank. for a rest room Johnson of "obstructon of jU&- issue-ouster of Mllwaukee al- as he began a two-day tour of liver conf1denhal mformatton to the Republicans. 1at Holzer hospital where ht · and for ,dram tile. : tlce" in the Bobby Baker case. dennan Robert O'Wyer by the three northeastern states in an Louis Fla, 39, a speed typist and Teletype operator at 1 was being treated for a fracturJaniee Wolfe Has All btlls were approved _lor The .Republican presidential Democratic party !or supporting attempt to extend his coattails the Democratic National Committee. charged in a sworn ! ~ pelvis and mild concuSIIoa. paym~nt. The clerks recelpls nominee moved into the borne Goldwater ~ to denounce the to local candidates. affidavit that he got $1 ,000 for giving information to Th "sh red R PaMsed Bar Exam showed the tax settlement at territory of former Den.ocratic Democrats as a "fascist organ· "Above all else I believe the John A. Grenier, executive director of the .Republican 2 e m~ apK 0 fcur AI ~ t. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe $2,310.52, three Ure contracts. President Ha.rr) S. Truman in a izatton." American people know that we National Committee . as~ um;:: 1 n~ar t Racine, learneu this week tile!~ $900; one fine and cost, ' 13-~ second day o1. Midwestern cam~ 1 need not and we cannot - ..;.elivered copies of West em UnP anll a 1 v~7swed 1 w n the pot daughter, Janice, successfully Insurance refund, $15.67 : Salea palgnlng this week. Trunutn TOLEDO (UPI) - Former 1llv\ u a nativr. tom apart by ion messages to Grenier on Oct. The affidavit was released Qua s 5 empoy passetl the Ohio State Bar ex· tax, $54: Fontaine Studio, was famed for his "give 'ern Vlie President Richard M. NIX· factions ," Johnson said in a '2, with the knowledge of his su- Tuesday b~· Derocratic Nation· room. for a total of $3.373.89 in Sept· hell" campaign In 1948 and on, who carried Ohio by 273.000 speech at the Bergen maU l periors at Democratic head- al Chairman Jonn M. Bailey, It was reported Qualls lOll amlnation last summer. F.mployed In tbe Permits Di- ember. Qoldwa• avowedly was doing votes aa the Republican presi- shopping center at Paramu1, quarters . who termed the alleged inci· control of hl& new Rlrley~y. vision of the Ohio Department JUDGMENT GRANTED the !IBme as his election race !' dentlal candldatt In 1960, makes J . · Shortly after their meeting, dent "deeply shocking and dls- ldson cycle, which he ~ of Liquor Control. Ml9& Wolle PT. PLEASANT - The plain· neared Ita end. his nr.t campeign lrlp Into The speech was the first of a he said. an unidenUfied man in turbing." od last. week, while rtdllll 1!9 Is a graduate of Southern Lo- 1 tlff, E. R. Kelg was awarded / "Give 'em beD, Barry," Ohio today to speak for Sen. series he wUl give in a tour of Grenier's office met him out- Grenier was not immediate- work Wlth two other Jtaljlt cal High scllool, where her fa- judgment in the amount of !supporter shouted at Des j Barry Goldwater. New Jersey, Pennsylvania and side Republica1. headquarters ly available for comment, but employees. lhe1 ls principal, I¥Jd - (cum 1854.35 with Interest tllld cost Moines, Iowa. ohe of Gold- Nhroo Is oo a Z8-d8y swing New York today and Thursday. and handed him $1,11110 in cash. Burch issued a stalement at- Qualls' cycle, aller II j<et laude) of the Ohio Stale Unl· of action against the defPndautsj water's IIUmpllllstopl Tueaday. lltroulb :Ill otates on behal! ol All lhe polls indicate Joh11:" tacking the Democrats on tile out of conuol, veered Gil ~ verslty Law school last June. Layton Sayre, Doris tllld R. B. "That's what I'm lrylllg to lho Goldwator·MiU.r ticket. lllJ son already Is a heavy !avorile some local candidates, partiCilo Bobby Baker and Billie Sol Eo· rot~d over an embo~ Be l!lle completed her pre • taw Sayre by order of !lte M'"""jtkl," GoldWale! repUod amid ~ celled for appearano- to plck up the 89 electorol votes larly former Atty. Gen. Robert los cases. was taken to a~ work ·aLOhlo Univorsll)". , . ~IJ: ~ ~uri ~.!·.·~."!l~.: ., at Sillduak)' tllld Cine- of the tllree-olate area. But F. Kennedy, can use blo belp. Fla said he had personally er Aluminum plant nh~nu. preventJ"on Is Topic at HeaJthMeet Shoe Boot Drivers Cited After wreeks Assassins' Plot Broken 1 1 THE SHOE BOX A Suit is FiJed By C. J\. Price REPORT OF CONDITION OF Pomeroy National Bank :I OF POMEROY Ohio, •t the Clo•e of Butin•tt ort Octoblr 1. 196-4. ttubllthtd In u 1ponH to c•ll m•d• bv Ce~mptroll~r of th• Currem:y, '-indlr hctlon In th• Sht• of c '} sets 5211 , U. S. Re..,iMd Stetutet FOR DEPENDABLE HEATING install an Ashland Metered Gas System NOW !II ASSETS C.ash, balances with other banks, and cuh lteml! In process of collection ------ --·-··-·- $1,094 ,909 ." UnJLed Slate Government obl1gatwns, direct I and guarantt>ed (Net of any res~>rves ) -- -- --·--------· - 2.858.S87.41 Obligatio ns o[ Statt>s and political subdi visi ons tNet of an y resPr\'f"S) _____ _ . -- --- ----- --436,736 .63 Other bonds, notes , and dPhenture s (includ ing no securities of FE'df'ral agencies and corporal ion ~ not &uaranteed by U S. l rr\et of any reserves) -·-- --- -- ---- ------ · 1,742 .50 Loans and di s('ounts (Net of any reserve•) ---------- ------ 2,398,949.67 Fixed asr.Pts ___ _____ _ _ ---- ---- -- -- --- --- --- - ------26,974.13 Other assE'ls __ ----- ------ ----- ------- -- -----·---------15,194.99 $6,833,~.68 Dt>mand dt•posilli or tndividual&. partnerships. I I I Nam•----------------1 ...~.'L---------------------------------- PhOOL-----------------~----------- Olrection$ to hom"'---------------- You .,.. on.r rou -111 You ""'bllleclaon~ for ouW .. 8., you use, rather than fm tha full load at time of dellv.y. Uninterrupled aertJift Ia asaured, because we keep a plentlful 111pply of fualln your tanks at aU times, automatically. You can read your own llllltier, oo you know just bow mudl fuel Il I ~-----------------------------~ I, Maxine Griffith , CashleT, of the abuve·namPd bank do hereby declare that this report of tondition iJ true and correct to tbP but at my know· ledg• •nd beUef. ... )'OU anl uaina• Ashland LP Gas-the modern energy fuel/ . MAXINE GlllFFITH ASHI.ANO 011. & RBPININO COM ..ANY Wt!!, the undertlgned dtnctor1 attHt the eorredne11 of tbla uport of eondltion and dedare that it has been namined by Ul aod to the belt el eur knowlede• ,od belief iJ true and correct. EDISON HOBSTETI"ER Dlrecton ALFRED M. Jt:LJIERFELD Box 471 1 Highway 124 Pomeroy, Ohio Phone: WYandotte 2·2167 II. It. BO!Cit Ripley, W. V1.-- Phone: 372·2221 \ A t a GI ance . t•t. r 0 I ICS • • • . ' n I p0IiticaI payoIa Charged• GOP ays, 'N0fiSeUSJCa • }' • - 1 I QuaIIs Hurl Jn Cycle Wreck s I 1 Please Hnd me more detllle on an Mh..nd MtttNci att S,V.,._ TO'l'AL LIABILI'l'IF.'i AND CAPITA!. ACCOUNTS · -- · · - $6,833,094.118 • u· h I I r------------~----------------- 1 C~----------------~IL-------• • 1 I For more details, mall this coupon to the bulk plant nllll'ISI you Common !lock- par valut> pt-r sh-arP S25.00 No. sh~res authorized 400il No. shares outstanding 4000, Tutal par value -------- $ 100,000.00 !urplu& _ -- ----------- -- ---- ------------· · · ------- 300,000.00 44.79'1 .58 Undl,ided profits . ---- __. ----- •. -----------------------7,0110.00 Reservw -- -- ---- -------- -- ---- ----- -------------------TO'l'AL CAPITAl, ACCOl'N'I'S --- · · ·-· · · ·--··· -- · --- ~1.79'1.!18 v. • Meigs . oting Running . for Total time and savml!lll deposits -- - --- $3.13!5 ,388.24 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 1 1 down and up to 18 monthe to pay!) - ~ ~----- - -~ ~- ------- -~ · $6.381,29'1.10 Car Reported Stolen Tuesday I ON YOUR POCKETBOOK! complete installation for you; and offer the finest , in gas heating equipment and appliances (only 10% Total dpmand depo!its - --- --- ------- $3,24!5,910.88 ° ;. Beggar's Night stant heat .•• plus all the advantages of gas for hot water, cooking and clothes drying. We will handle and rorpori tions _ . ---· · . - -- -- ----·-- $2,669,80835 TlmE" and s a vin g~ depuslh of individuab, JNlrtnershlpa, and t'Orporations ---------- --- -- --- 3,035,386.24 47,44l! 95 0l'posits of U nllt>d Statt' Government - -- --------------618.091.13 Deposit s of Stales and political sub-divi siona ----- -- ----- ·- 10.781.43 Certified and offirers ' checks, etc. ----------- ------·-TOTAL DF.POSITS ~~--- - -- ~--- - --- - ---- $6.381,297.10 2 1 0Cto ber 29 as ASHLAND METERED GAS IS EASY Enjoy the comfort, convenienoe and eoonomy of gas, even beyond city gas mains. Install an Ashland Metered Gas System to get clean, dependable, In· LIABILITIES TOTAL LlABUJTIES ~ . I r::r~;~!a:he~e"!do:;~atsi:~. CashmanBureau Sneaker :r i TOT ..U. A SSET• •. -- - - -- - -· - -- --- -- ··-····· ··------- I ~ 'I I Oos POINT PLEASANT - T h e cia I. A check with Mason Coun- door for 30 days of •vote buy- Pt. Pleasant, and Davie Lee 1 county Jail on charges of con- tember 20th. Both waived coun- j The grand jury, with J a e' Mason County Circuit Co urt ty Clerk Howard Schultz reveal- ing' instead of just election day, Lanham, Pt. Pleasant, each tributing to delinquency or min- 1 nd entered pleas of guilt}' Higgins as foreman. returnM grand jury, called back lo duty ed his office had received four according to many local poli- were indicted on the misdemea- ors, were trusties at the Jail. se a ed d he . to the courtroom at ~: 07 .... Tuesday morning, took a part- of ballots that did not contain tlcians, who are viewlng with nor charge of escape from the They walked away Saturday, as charg an t sentencmg stat~ they had a partial feP(B1 ial look at what is being tenn- union seal. alarm the heavy voting going county jail. Huddleston and Lan- Se ptember 19, and returned vul-ldate was set for October 29th, to give and gave the Clerk tbt ed " 30 days of vote buying," Officials p_}inted out that al- on prior to the general election. ham, each serving time in the untarily Sunday evening, Sep- 19:30 am . three indictments. and returned three indictmen ts, though the absentee ballot is The grand jury in r~porting one felony and two misdemean- voted in private, questioning of told Judge James Lee Thompors. the applicant for their reason son it would report for duty aCalled before jury Thursday for voting absentee 11 done in gain on November 6th, 9:30 a. afternoon were absentee ballot the open. Observers have not- m. and did not make any recommissioners Clifford carder ed many flimsy excuses given port on their investigation of and Mrs. Sam Fowlkes, and by applicants for wanting to lhe absentee voting Tuesday, 1 j Circuit Clerk Howard Schultz, vote ub.sentee. noting only that Ita report Tuesin view of alleged heavy absen- The 1963 West Virginia legis- day was partiaJ. tee voting during the past week lature opened tbe door for tbe JNDICI'MENT MADE MIAMI HURRICANE and a half. heavy absentee voting by pass- Indicted on the felony charge i Isbell plowed out of Cuba with As of late Tuesday afternoon, ing a law tha t any person ex- of sOdomy was Lester Zimmer- ~ at least one death in Its wake 251 persons had appeared in pecting to be out of the county man, Pt. Pleasant Route , Att'y and headed for Florida today person to _vote absentee ba!lots on election day may vote ab- C. J . Hyer was appointed by the with 80-mile-an-hour winds. and 25 abse ntee ballots have sentee. So now tMre are 30 court to represent Zimmerman 1, Forecasters predicted 1t would been rece~ved by mail. day s in which one may vote ab- and the date of October 18, gain force and probably hit the Late Frtday, J ack Weaver, sentee ballot. 9:30 a.m. was set for Zimmtr· , southwest coast of the state to- Republi can executive, declared The adding of the word "ex- man to enter a plea to the in- ! night. I that many of the absentee bal· pecti ng" to be out of county on dictment. I Although the slorm was ex- lot applications were not offi- 1election day, bas opened the Thomas Edward Huddleston pected to pass west of Key W~l!lt and strike the island of " EVI SION Committee ~ all ol_ft re rs a~d secretanes nf the sora•!~ · ~hatrf'OMEROV OHIO man of commiltees. chatrn_:_an ol 1 Cirr!es and l\11: flastor; ~lflTONIGHT thru THURSDAY ! anre Commlll ee ~ Mrs Nan I nHOW THE WliiST • d 1Moore. C'hl'. Mrs . Glenn LamWAS WON " 1 bet·t. M1 ss f'rieda Faehnle, (;et-.4cqu.mnt.e (Tecbnicolor) 1 Debbie Reynolds. Carroll Ba I Membership Cu lt iva tion - !11 rs. 11f • • H ld lr:cr. John WaynE>. Russ Tam Emerson Jnn es. M1ssionary Ed· I' Petlng 18 e blyn, Gregorv Pack Lee J UL alion and Ser vire; Mrs. Her- . ~. gel-acquainted fellowship Cobb Henry Fonda. Carolyn {' ~~· 1 ~ roneS, Karl Malden. Geo Pep- nard Fultz. Christian •:l' " 18 ou li n~ w<.~s ht>ld Sunday even· Jard , .las. Stewart Richard Relations ; Vlrs. Herman Had- ing by the Heath Methodist Wirlmark. Thf'lma Ritter dox. Supply Work : ~o-~ hai rmen f;ellowshtp group at the Kyger \fickPv Shau.lil'hnt>ssy Walter nl Local fhu rrh ActiVJ tles. Mrs . " """""k - · reatt"on area. Brennan. Henry Morl!:aD . \ .'""""<= •~· Winner of 3 -'\rademy Perry 'vlit ch and ~1r~ . Waller 1 Twenty <~lt €nded the wiener -\ward~! Ha yes. roast Including new members T1e:hnlcolor C1rioon itunninJ! time 2 Hro; 45 m1n I Comm tllee on Loca1 Ch~n· I1 ot thP group and the counselors, A.rlults· Sl.liD ChildrPn . 50c I Activities ~ Mrs. P . L. Mttr~ . Mr . and Mrs. Leo Smith. :0.1rs. Wa ller Hayes, Mrs . Wl l· !.ames were playpti and folFRICAY 1nd SATURCAY 1 ~ ~ ~-·- ~-- lowing the supper, a devotional Oct. 16-17 period was conducted wilh "7 FACES OP OR . LAO" ESKIL , members around the campHre. (Terhnicolor) I Aftunding were Mr. and Mrs. ronv ttandall Arthur O'Con 'le-11~ Rarhara F:den . ,Tohn Er I Smith, Kenny Smith and Tom•csrm Noah B~Prv Jr 11irP('t i my Cook . guests. and Keith ov GPn. Pal. WondPT!l never I Morgan, Joe Reichman , RodSize• $8·99 nE>y Karr, Mike Lloyd, Bill Da''SOLDIER IN THE RAIN" 11% to4 ~-vi s, Jerry Davenport, Robert •a('kiP Gl{'ason, Stt> v ~ Me ~UPPn Tuesftay WPld Othoro For 3.99 up swanson, Lanny Tyo, Linda Hen. 1 derson, Wilma Alberton, Con· SUN .. MON .. TUES. nie Cooke. Dee Slaven, Brenda Oct. 18-19·10 and Josephine Toney, and Jan· Middleport, 0. ''THE NEW INTERNS" Michael t.:allen Barbara Fden ie Gerard. MEl ;, --------------------------=----------- ~ ,._·: ------ VOL XVI All·CHANNEL TUNIN8 '• ...' -:a '1° N. l 1 a: hel'fi • llolzet.., ', ' • ,, ' ~ '1 I <· I ,. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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