https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/83be06f671ede1e8631d2919a08911b9.pdf bb84f9dd29ccb1df1b9517fca4014a9b PDF Text Text . ~· ' • ' • .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 ::. 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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 ,. �• • ( For 105 Years We've Saved Ioney For America's Families! doln Them During This Peace Prize Awarded Dr. Martin King '- .· J ., ESTHER LYNN DANIELS and by newspapers of aU politi- d M I . I ~lorway I Mr. an rs. . · iel£, 1-lidi.llepurt.. announce t.be 1 cal earun.:s n 'rhe 1;obel Prlzo wiMer IJ ongaKement o1 their clauahter, appointed by tho NorweK~an Esther Lym1 to Wllllam ll. National Auembly. It 1J made Stump son 'ot Mrs. Oouglu from a aecret liat of 20 to 30 Mwer' of New Haven, W. Va. M1 5a Daniels il a 1964 gradu- ; names. Other name• reported to ott of Middleport High SchooL bave been on thla years jist Mr. Stump is a 1961 graduate . were those of former President of Wahama High school and Is I Dwight D. Eisenhower, former employed at King Builders SupBritish Prime Minister Lord ply. Wedding pia~~> ""' Incom· I Avon !Sir Anthony Eden) , plete. penona.l lnjurles and no clta- lb. PORTERHOUSE STEAKS .-. .-.,......., ..... . tio.:\estbound vehicle driven by Assad Shaheen, 62, Charle.. ton, W. Va ., owned by the StateRoad conunisslon and an east. NEW VIENNA (UP!) - Four bound car drive~ by Vaug hn children, ranging in age fr~m Wallact', 55. Pliny, collided on ' a few months to 5 years,_ d1ed the narrow roadway. today and three other ch1ldren Injured when a nre roared LOCAL TEMPS through a home two miles west ! The temperature in Pome- of this Clinton County commuroy's business district at 11 :38 ' nity. a. m. today was 68 degrees, Fire fighters from HillsbGro, under sunny skies. New Vienna and several other 1 communities, battled the 1 names. The bodies. were •vwoo•n in the ruins. I Hillsboro Fire Chief Fred 1 Bennett said fire_me~ answered 1 Ia call to the Tom Turner home which was engulfed by fialnes ' SOCIAL CALENDAR OCT. 15 Iby the time they arrived. T he Child Conservation ! League will meet Thursday Salisbury Pupil• evening, Oct. 15, at the home of Mrs. Angus Howard on Lin- Invile Moms, Dads coin-st. Mr. Joe Fond e rbo~ch. President Johnson signed Safety Director at the Kyger ' proclamation for the o~;~~~~;;:: j l Creek Power plant be I of National School '.unch the guest speaker, ] to be October 11·17, 1964. The Rock Springs Methodist National and State theme for Church will meet Thursday at : the occasion is "School LUinch I 1:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs . i Serves Youth."· The children Clifford Leifheit. Secret Pals I Salisbury Elementary •:··~· II wll be revealed with a gift. are among 16 million students The Catholic Women's Club In 63,500 public and non-profit of the Sacrer Heart Church will private schools to enjoy low meet ln the sanctuary Thurs· cost lunches in the nation day at 7:30 p. m. for Rosary ing the 1964 school year. services, followed by the regu· To commemorat. this we<•k II Jar meeting In Ute church aud- In Salisbury School. Edward itorium. There will bt an auc-- Bartels, principal. and Maxine tion sale of home made articles. Arnold and Velma Douglas caf· Magnolia Temple Pythian Sis. Pteria cooks, are cordially inters will m..t at the DAV ball viting the parents to attend OpThursday at 1 p. m. instead of en House. Thursday Oclober 15. 7:·30 p. m. Following the meet. Lunch will be served at noon lnr the Past Chiefs will meet and the parents will have an op. with Mrs. Gladys Cuckler as . portunity to eat with lhelr chil· bGStell. dren and sPe the cafrteria and Bethel No. 62 of the lnterna· display of foods used. tonal Order of Job's Daughters will meet at the Pom<!roy MasPJf~a!lant VaHey Hospital onic Temple, Thursday at 7:30 ADMITIED · Vickie Lynn p.m. Graff'. Rutland Ohio. I The Church Women of Grace DISCHARGED : Mrs. Sophia Episcopal Church in Porno- Shane. Racine: Mrs Charles I roy will meet Thursday at the Learh. Pt Pleasant; Diana Cas- I I parish house beginning at 10 a . . to, Arbuckle. 1 ID. There will be an all • day i BIRTH: A daughter to Mr. session of sew;ng projects. A 1and Mrs. Archie Kimes, Jr., i noon luncheon wilJ bt .served ' West Columbia. by Mrs. Dale Dutton. Miss ----Lenore Giles and Mn. Irving SEE FILM Karr, Jr. Films of !he Pomeroy · Jack- , Rutland Methodl!t Church son football game were shown will hold Its annual trustees' Tuesday evening at a meeting turkey Jinne1 'l'hurday, October of the Pomeroy Athletic Boost· II from 1:30 p. m. to 8 p. m. m at t.he high school. Reino 1 Tickets will be $1.25 for adults Lind, president, was In charge aDd 75c for chi,dren. The pub- of the ~usiness session when I lie is welcome. the financial status of the OCT. J1 Booster! was discussed. There will be a jitney supper at tho Syracuse School house Mel1• Memorial Hospital Saturday, Oct. 17 . ServinK will ADMISSIONS - Anna CallabqiD at 4:30 p. m. The Syra· way , Coolvi ll e: Anna Ellis, ~ eusa Ladies AIIXiliary of the Missleporl Volunteer Fir. Depl. Is spon· DISCHARGES - Ado I ph aor. Grueser. Minersvill ~;:" , Anna The Happy Harvesters class Hart, Pomeroy; Jamt"! Swat~ of the Federated church will zel , Pomeroy. ----have 1 eafeterl11 dinner Saturday from 4 to 8 p. m. Meat will PI.ACE ORDERS NOW be ereamed baked chicken and I Syracu.. EUB church mem· bam loaf. Ibers will make apple butter :'!'be Bradbury PTA will llpOn- 1to sell at Ute reoldence of Mrs. IIi' a jltn., IUpper Saturday, Edith Hood, Minersville, Oct. October 17 beginning at 4:311 15. Orders ma) be placed by p. m. fl'lavorlng, which 11 be- phoning WY 2·2052 1• the evenlnl sold by the- group will also ings. Buyers are requested to W nallable at Ute oupper. furnish jars. wm lb. lb. A&P APPLESAUCE 6 ·;~~. 89c 4 ~::· 99c A&P GRAPEFRUIT 4.~!'~ 99c IONA PEACHES A&P -CHERRIES ~:s~~:s 6· ~::·97c CRANBERRY SAUCE ~!:~ ~:~~'4·55 S ·;~:. 99c FRUIT COCKTAIL ~~~~Ao~A24-'5·33 - 4 ~~~s 89c A&P TOMATO JUICE ~:.:~2~:5 4·~~ 99c A&P PUMPKIN ~e~3~:, 4~;~~~ S9c NIBLETS CORN ~e~4~:a 4•!:~; 79c CASE OP 2~3.55 SECTION CASE OF 2~5.93 _ 15 YELLOW CLING CASE OF 2f-$5.93 - cant 5 8 $1.09 - . ...... .... ........ ~ --. . ..- ..................... •··· . . .. ...........-. . . .............. I Th i! Pros:ram lh~ i.J u l!lio:;~n 11 N H t<(h St .. • 1:30 P.M. EST WLWRadio "'"r:l Ad SPQn,ored and Peia ,or bi'' State Centr11l "' ntl Exeo:;utt111 Commt ll" Col vmhu!. Ohoo fi'V C. Bli !~. Chatrmalt MAKE YOUR OWN •.. \ c at METROPOLITAN MOTORS DAIL ·• lb.49c You come in pick out the Used Car of your :~.39c choice, Tell us what you want to pay for the car and how you wish to pay for the car. If at all possible we will work the deal out fo your satisfal'tion. 10c To Enter The Plaid Stamp Sweepstakes Deposit This Entry Blank A&P PLAID STAMP SWEEPSTAKES PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE twol~b. $5.®orMore Valid thru Oct. 17 pk11. BLUE BONNET MARGARINE ExcJUJIVt of ltemJ Exempted b~· Law Yalld thru Oct 17 In Colt, Unit A&P'o lD Coli. Unit A&P'o SEE THESEI With purche.. of With tho Purch10o of Gl•nt Sb:• 1963 Rambler 4 Dr. Custom 660 6 eyl, Auto., R&H. One lo~al owner, 23,000 actual Volld thru Oct. 17 1D Colo. Unit A&P'o SWISS CHALET 12 oz. BEVERAGE GLASS Coupon 5A Valid this woek for FrH Dish with A $5.00 purche,. exclusive of lhms prohibited by low. •"'--~·· ·- .. ·" ~ · ~ ....... ~ ,. ..,. ~ I 302 Winners Each Week A&P Plaid FREE COLOitltC~ ' FREE 50.000 I:REE 1•000PLAID. STAMPS PLAID ITAMPIJ" 1 Winner lech WMk 100 Wlnn•rs E~eh W••k WINNERSPLAI:·:Ato\PI . Joe Chismlr Mn. P1ul Wright Mrs. W• B• H1 IIowes Zell1 Kreft Mrs. Robert Hines Mrs. C. R. Johnson 11ioo· PLAID STAMP WINNIRS POSTED IN STORI • ' . ' I '·I pro~ I CJ p d w· N ay re icts in In inth Rung 1 INA LATHER Stay calm and co llected. hns had a J"ew predictions come true in the past. says he wiII Find anything froril barber predict the eX<ict second ''t he shops to lau ndroma ts the old grizzly bear'' will fall wht n ' quick and convenient way he goes to Boston Oct. 26 to ' NEW YORK (UPI)-The an- and fell to 13th. point choice to take UCLA. The ' over Wako Forest: Pittsburgh com~t~t~ "trafnlng for tire hout l ••. in the YELLOW PAGES defeated, second·raoked Ohio The Intersectional clash Irish are rated fourth . Michi -/ 7 ovtr Mimi (F'Ia 1, and MIS· I.H: mg billed a.s a tille fighr by 1 ••. where YOUR FINGERS DO THE WA LK ING. State Buckeyes face theJr sec· be nationally televised and gan , ranked fifth, puts lts sJ~slppi 20 over Tulane. Boston promoter~. 1 ond straight highly ranked op- played on Ohio Stale'• home share of the Big Ten leadership j "l'm giving him a two-roun d ponent this .'f~~k_ ~~ the odds. Held at Columbus, on the Jine against Purdue and SOulbwest: Texas Tech and bonus because h~ 's going to be makers have installed them as The Texas Longhorns take is an eighl,point choice to come Baylor are rated e-ven; Texas in better .shape this time ·• ' A&M 3 o~·er TCU, :md Rtce ti Clay announced modestly. Cl ~y · one touchdown favorites to Southwestern Conference rival out on top. down 13th-rated Southern Cali· Arkansas at Austin and are Nebraska, No 6 Is a whop- OVt'r SMU beat LJston and took the heavyfornia. point favorites to hand the Rz· ping J8·point favorite over I Far West : Wa shington 2 over I ~eight_ title Jight in Miami ea r· La~t SatUrday Ohio State top. zorbaci:a their first setback hapless Kansas State. I Stanford. her th1s year on a TKO in the pled Big Ten champion 11\inois ter four wins. Texas hasn't lost Syracuse has rebound ed from seventh round. in a stunning 2~ upset and a conference game since 1961. an opening game defeat by In professional games: -.==-., replaced them as the No. 2 Auburn will likely be without Boston College and stopped in NFL : Baltimore 1 over Green team in the latest United Press the services of quarterback succession Kansas, Holy Cross Bay; Chicago 2 over Del.roH; International ratings behlnd Jimmy Sidle and because of and UCLA The Oragemen are Los Angeles 3 over San Frana six.point choice to make Penn cisco; New York 5 over PhilaTexas. are slim one point The USC Trojans were sec- against eighth-ranked State their fourth straight i ; Minnesota 6 over Pittsand ranked earlier this season Tech. tim. burgh ; Cleveland 8 over Dal. but suffered Uteir looe defeat of Notre Dame, nylng high un- In the South, !bird-ranked AI· las, and St. Louis II over Wash· 1964 at the hands 01 another der the guidance of new is a strong 13~point fa- ington. Big Ten te&DJ-Michigan State Ara Parseghlan, is a solid lf.. · over Tennessee ; up and 1 AFL : New York 3 over Ho~S· down Kentucky will go down by ton; Buffalo 3 over Kansas C1ty i five point..s to Louisiana State, and Sal'! Diego 14 over Denver. according to the oddsmakers, and Florida State, which has allowed a tot a I of six points in four games, is a seven·point FOR THIS TO HAPPEN T OYOUI choice over Georgia. In other big weekend games : East: Harvard is 5 over Cornell ; Dartmouth 6 over Brown; I (BY REQUEST> Yale 7 over Columbia, and AT Princeton 13 over Colgate. ALL HEATERS VENTED Mldweot: Michigan State t over Minn~~:sota ; Iowa State over Colorado, and Missouri LAUNDRY 20,000 B.T.U. 30,000 B.T.U. over Air Force. 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II» The SVAC :fCOrmg raee tiP&ened up som- this past weei:'u a result of som• vast point production •L I bnef~ c b' . swt~mmg A~wncanldm SIRLOIN y;~"""'il-----•-•,.•• 1 Four O.ildren Die in Flames 1, ~ SUPER RIGHT WELL TRIMMED Frencl1 President Charles de t:aulle and former West Ger- !J~;)1,1,1fj: 111!11• man Chancellor Konrad Ade- TOKYO (UP!) _ Slender nauer. Billy MUI• o1 Coffeyville, At 35, Klilg also was one ~f 1 Kans., 8 2&.-year-old Marine the youngest men ever to wm lieutenant wltb Slous: lndiaD the prize. aacestors, gave tbe llolted Stat•• a blalorie flrot victory iD the Olymple 10,000 meter Accident Reported run tolay and American aqOn Narrow Road uatic star& woo four more wllb PT. PLEASANT - State Po- gold medal• tonlgbt lice investigated a two vehicle three world recorda. l·• .. r~IJ! ~11 Alamllo~. ~•lis. >·leef~lt, 1 Jame/i B Dan- : co;~~cine A II SiX S VA C rJ'leams rJ'l .1. ~ .1. ~0 See 4 elton • F.rt•day · -·- - Raclnt blasted IIanna Tid lai!t wPek, when m dilf pta yers broke mto !he 1001'1111 Gary French of Kyg01 Creet tonight indicated a l The American ' ·5 mett-r and 400 meter hurdles but lost "'·· . k . . pomts. whiletheClyde a1 sti ll patt':tl leaguSmith ? with 41 1 1-" u· ,,.. ma jor medal haul was in the yacht Bingo won f"or the ~nd one of three entrants at 800 • wo league games and two S aggs, Richard Bradbury, and N h G . . d .th ~ 1"11 . I I • ' I ' t'r () nl Vt>r r nr . rr· I I I b I k 'k s h ort a 13 18 secon WI 4.r. , , 1 Ill "'"n~ lrnm brcmd on " mg . ,. . · day in a row. an .\merican meters. non- •ague all es rna e up M1 e w1s er. nd R 11 A R • I I h of Other U.S. \ 1rtor1es I boat won the .:4trtr class race Morgan Groth of Ore~on .. ... th1 s week's football action in the Southwestern is led by quard oger dam .rsctnt_ 8 d.. urve r 11 e 1 ' ...... . ···-· . .. "'· h b k B h an Roger arnett5 of KC are C I 1I I llf'll·.~.r I , 1 1. ( IV t'1s 1lo "th 1 . n ad rtlon, the US. scor!'O and the U.S dragon cla!s boat State finished sixth m his 600 on - ter ac Dale ryant C&t oun. 1th . d 'th 8 . h 1 ..x1Ut ern 1 3 1l~y Athlt'tic • d h lib k u r • I t·rI I., aI e:-. 1 s our ~-. kt!t ba II , yachtmg . d . · M, . nd rr wr 20 pomts ear . h c· go<k 111n •Ji'l.S an the skrppered by Lowell No:-th of meter heat after apparently ''Eat Jt' It'• recommended by 1erem:e an a ae ~ nu ss . I 11 er, a It F h sUU II H' ( a o 1 w g;~m<'s w11 r rctn d hi . . . . 1 · Th . be . Ell. n a gam~s rene 1 1 in h1s s1d~ l:lnd the football something · ore league tr 1ts wll 1 · b '· ·•r. t!l iill o 1 Quetn :1o:; V, 1IIage f mo ern pentat. on and won K San Diego moved mto ~he lead pullmg a muscle . k South- S. , JOlt. k . ea ds wr.1h 46 pmnts ut Smi•• ur , y d · ' hrun:t:e medal In free-style- n .. st rn its class in the overall staTKi- was out of 1t other so It can't he at all bad' " western at ·~yger Cree and F.astern la e~ 1ts 1-4-6 rec- .1 f .h S 'th ' · ·" '' "n' "" .arry An· l lmg when middlewr· ' •hi lhn ings. Btg Bob Hayes of Florida ' · Easlern al Ham an Trace while I ord tn Hannan Trace to battle ,Is c1 m hast w;t N40 h j,. drC'<b nn ul Los Calif., i Brand o/ Oakland Calif was Britain's Mary R11nd won the A&M Trenton Jackson of Ro.. where Senior Joev Steph•nson North C.a !lia hosts W. the Wildcats IL ref' 0 k ort 8 tlurd ' · ' . • . . . .. a s s ast wee . . . • . , 1 deL'iarcd a winner. wnmen's broad jumo w•<h a chester , N.Y., and Mel Pender 135, has been the intmm c•r•·l Va. and Rac1n• trave ls to Bueh. Eastern lo.st to powerful Ky· Bob Polcyn and Roger ,_ a 011 15.> pounder [ Brand lost a disputed deci- world record leap of 22 f•et 2.4 of Atlanta quaiilied in two tak•r Ste phenson looked sol lei-York '" the no n-league af. ger Creek last week 22-11. but I tlu d d f th 88 'lb """ never a b•g race be· 1<ion lo defendmg Ha san mches with Irene Kir1.en•tein of heats for Ute 1110 meter semis. good ldt end, in I is exvect.d to reverse that score r an our WI 34 wre '" hiS i'le, was lhe first Gungo r of Turkey and tied lur Poland second anJ Tatanya Hayes, the " world's fastest his one full shol a1 il, he an pornts. 1 Jn the top game, Kyger Creek this Friday n1ghl. Coach John 8 hdtstory ever to third with Iran's Mansour Men. Schelkonova of turd. human." won heats in 10.4 serves another turn expected to capture its sixth j_Dudding's c_ rew will be lookFIGHT RESUL'fS w_m_ go . me al al the man- d,·,ade. But Brand then W'll f lh d 16 f I f I th 01 k 1 ye White, 24··year-o1.1 Ctd- and 10.3. Jackson and Pender Ashley feels . ga~e o overe season an mg_ or 1 s trst wm o e cam~ NEW YORK IUPI) _ Len · 1, stra1ght •llmg dtstanc. . slightly weighed in at half a pound cago nurse and the 001 v An •u· each won a heat and each fin. . a three • year pa1gn . :.t· Co N 111 more than SIX miles. . li ghtf.>r than Mendizadt- and iran to qualify for ti11al, ished second once Jackson Thts means that Bruce Wal· ' spa n. Hannan Trace has lost to Ra- · agmapa_ne , 151 · rona. ·· The dead-game Kansa n w<IS given the bronze medal. lmi shed 12th at 19 feet , Jl trailing Canadian Har ry lace, IIi.\' would cont inue . al : Southwestern has a 0·1·1 rec- cine and Fairland and ti.d Sym .. '"':"10 Bog1. 102 • ly surrendered hiS lead at th e The U.S. basketba ll team ir.ches. Martha 11'1tson Ol Long Jerome of Vancouver, B.C. fullback m place of th' InJUred · ord m five outmgs tins fall , but mes Valley. ' , . 61. s tart of the fmal lao but burst romped over 83·U Beach, Calif. and Joann Grls- Rex Cawley of Los Angeles Rod Sauer, and Alan . WallaN!. Ihas strengthened its offense by Coach Pete Nibert'! Pirates / throug h with a blazing finish- r -1 '~d Ol · j • ' • • . 165 ld t t hi h If . k.10k , cJ b h or I s -:uou ymp1c v1ctor y som or JndJanfl:mhs wert> elim· and Billy Hardin of naton .' wou s ay a r_1g · . a • c~an~ing 229_ pt'und Larkle, Reg- 1will go after their third w i n oan 0won . Y t ree and fourth this vear to keep mated early Rouge, u.., won their 100 me- ":hrl• Buddy Moo,., 135. makes lg1e Calhoun mto a fullback Friday against the 1 annan, I .. ST. LOU1S fUPI) - World 11)ards 28the 4record pace with the Ru ss1a n team / Finland 's Paul Nevala won ter hurdle heats and Jay Lu(·k his third start as quarterbac_k. l Last week tn h1s frrst start. W. Va. el even. The Pirate" are mde 1 mmutes, 2'1 sec- !hat downed Puerto Rico , 82-ii3 the men's javelin w1th a lt>!!s of Watertown Mass was a Also al end . 175 lb. Rrll Ca lhoun raced 60 yards for a 2-3-!1 this fall. ISenes facts and figures. on s 1 or Amenca 's th1rd guld Th p R Halley bullish stron• and now hd ... · · · · · · d 0r h e uerto Jeans are '-.'uact1ed of 271 feet, 21/4 mch~s. Gergley casual third in his heat to qual- 1 • o• touc nwn. Last F nday mght the P1rates Senes standmgs - Cardmai-J 1 me a Three-Man t e by New York Univer.-:i;v· coach Kulcsar of Hungary wa! second ily easily for tLe sellU·s · about Creek· has featured · a ' whipped Buchtel-York 20- 16 in 13. Yankees 2. Struggle I' f nklrecovered . . . from·11 a plrt!.;Ue h. !' Kygtr · ' . . - -o a e Injuries: WI get IS br!lllant runnmg and pass mg a hard fought battle at Pirate- Serie:; winner- first lt'atn to . Mohamed Gamoud1 ur Tun!chance at defens1ve end. attack this year, Jed by quarter. land. win four games. . .wori1 •M H S placing 1_40 lb. John Blake. back Don Johnson and a back· Nort h Gal\ia wa s led by the i Nex t gCJme - Wednesday , 2 sta.. fmJshed second _holder Ron ClaJke oJ ! shll ?n hand offen· field composed or Gary Frech, running of fullback Clyde Smith l p m., EDT, Busch S!<:td iu m. St. Australia wnund up tlnrd as a , s1ve duty, will be available for Phil Duncan and Roger llarn· and !he passing of quarte rback ll.nois 1 chilled of .72,ono fi llh-ins elsew Dan Chick. and .sophomore half. ·l · Pitchers-For st Louis,. Curt at the crowd dramattc th ree ·man i r "aht here is n t asq needed ., so ett.K ~ . 0 stru le Four games to go, in as ed out some respect for your· near the last play of the game w e e_ w~o Ul e yger. Creek . also hoasts a . back Dav1d Skidmore. Sim mon s r 18-9 1. For Ney, York · w ld f E · . 1m.any weeks, and the Middle- selves and your school thls i Vance hit from behind in vttal a fact or. st rong lme, whrch has the other remaining con.j J tm Bouton (1 8-13}. in :nd port Y<'llow Jackets have time season, until Friday night. trailing 8 play, came down on . Wellston, _ p•cke<f as 8 strong ered o•dy 16 league pomts. . test, Coach Bill Priddy takes Weat her - Fa1r. temperatura . g ' ur In pull themselves off t h e Out at Lug an you let Jown " his head nd ba k . 1 fir st dlviSwn fmrsher llh1rd The !me rs composed ol c huck 1 h1s Racme Tornadoes and their about 70. 11 lrtnl·runners . bellerPd the Southea< lern Ohio Athlet ic Th Jack t 'th . . d back mus:le. on: also stands at the crossroads i Learh, Larry Whobrey, Mikei2·2-L rf.>corc.l to Athens County .odds- Yankees. 6--5 favoM te to 28 .32.2 set League gridiron floor. r1 e t s I WI and of the Jacket ' ·mce, i ' t of a good or poor season. . Mulford. John Daniels, John to bailie the Buchtel-York Hru· wm today. Cardmals 11 • 5 to In 1_ 960 y Russia s Peter a oust e Pay an s 1 ng ac- Operung agamst Oak Hill Loveday, Ed Hughes, E r 1 ins. take the series. 8 Jotkrnov.. . Thai's Nhar they 'll have to a lrrn of losses msJde It, have kle • ends, _was runrung Mon· and Ironton, taken by 30·14 and . Hem aining game-(if neces· . Bolo tkmov fimshed back do to win, according to Head Wetlslon at home, Gallipolis a· day night Wlth_out pads. He ex- 14-6 score.:; in that order, Well sary l Thursday, 2 p.m. EDT, the pack along with lhe Coach Bob Ashley, who told way, Jackson away, and Nel· peels to be gomg full speed by iston bumped into the redhot l•t Busch Stadium, St. Louis. U.S. entran ls 18-year-old his squad in plainer words than sonvllle at home. These are Friday. Pomeroy Panthers, losing 12-6. Gerry Lindgren of Spokane, these befnre Monday night 's the teams already oomewhat Monday night Senior Guard Logan's powerhouse took the MIAMI, (UPl>-When they let Tuesday to do a lillie political : Wa,h ., and Ro" l,a rrieu of drtll, "I though you had carv· clipped and shorn in th<! bat- Tom King dislocaled a patella Rockets 1fi.O, Indicating new Cass n1s Clay out of hiS cagr• m pcognoslicaling. Ues for the league crown. bone (kneecap). He hopes to be Head Coach Ken Fisher has Boston Nov 16, the champ Clay, wearing hi.~ silverToo, these are the teams off ,a full -go pace no more than something going In the way or witho~t a cr~wn predicts ."So~- b_urk.ted heavyweight cham- 1 that, on a given Friday night, two days . derense, at least. Last wef'k, ny Li ston will be all mme m p10n s bt·l t around torn green figure to have the stuff to Impressed with the drive of Wellston pounced on Gallipo- nine." . trousers and a stl'lped sport I make life miserable for •ny· 130 lb. Sophomore George Sau- li s. 18·6 . "I'm going to beat Lrslon as 1sh 1rt, said ··sonny LISton Will , body . er, who has been a standout Terry Ervin, a big fullback, bad as Presu.le ut Js go- t IJe mme ont> mlnu le and so 10 . :he Logan affair , 32-(1 favor- f~xture at one deep safety posl· Jnd Mike M_os~man, halfback, in~ to b~at Barry Goldwater," : man} seeond.~ ol thtnrnlh m~ Logan, left only Larry t10n, Ashley may offer Sauer a are the mam leather luggers [ sa rd Clay, laking ar.lvantage of 1 round." Vance below par physically. On serious chance at left halfback for Wellsoln . a _ct·owded press l'onference ; The yuung Lou isv ille Lip, wh{} i · t11g ) ... Dally Senllnel, Pom.roy-Mlddleport , 0 . Oet. 14. 19M-3 Lmdgren. a popula r Lou RossinJ. hro~ King'l candidacy was spon· sored by political figuret in accident Tuesday 9:10a.m. on AILSTARS 1and Van Lusis of Russia th1rd . 1 " ••• II•·. h on> . • ' r., ome wa s hampered by an A Yank team in the '!lodern l Ed Redd of Lalayelte, La.. ·.I 'L"""' l"utenam ankle mJury. , pentathlon. led by Army Lt the only AmeriCan m the finals. " "" '''·'" lm!1a n ancestors . Mill s gave the US 1ts only 1Oav1d Kirkwood ol I,.,. Ange fmished lith with a of ., '"'' ' '"""k "'~ up.< l'! il . the t1a ck medal in the the<, fmal des, held second place bohind 234 feet, II'!'< Inches . .,.,. Ill HOO nw!Pr run tod a}· ~vetlt.'l on this gray , ,.ainy day Russia after today·~ JOO.yard In track trtals, the U.S. qual·1 ·,l"•·rw:m~ w·orrd a 1-2·3 but Yank performan<·es m triaJ isw1m, fourth of five to1.-en,.1~ on ified three men for the semi•·p ,,, 11 u- 1 s spn ng bna rd ' track heat s and urf' ~ pects in • the schedule. 1 finals in the 100 meter dash 12U1 American and the tiurd N~gro to win Ute award. Secondary road 76 resulting In $150 property dam•g• but no ·Earns Fourth Gold Medal ' 1 1'1• Slt nd t' r Bill y Angdes OSLO. Norway !UP!! - Dr . Martin Luther King Jr., AmenMn Negro civil rights leader, won 1Je 1964 Nobel Peace Prize loday. King, the leader of the South-ern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC ), became the E:urope and the United Stlll<s s. y T 64 Falcon 4 Door 0 eyL Standard trana. Radio , 8,000 mU01. 63 Falcon Futura 2 Door H1rd Top Standard trans. R&U . New finish. Clean and nice, 1960 Rambler 2 Door American Auto. R&H. A good cheap transportation car. 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Clitrord Jenkinson who by * !t EXTRA St•-if flanne-ls . 36 color.~; _ ha.! been confined to her home, Discount Price * MATERIALS CO. MASON, W. VA. SP. 3-5S54 MASON, W. VA. Be<:~uli(ul fa ll ('oats in lamin ated crf'pe fabrlt'!l - many are fur t rimmed . Choic·e of dri'Sf; and casual stylf's . Buy your nf'w faH anrl winter coat now . SaYf'! and colors. JO EXTRA FrM Tap Value HOGG & ZUSPAN FURNITURE CO. LAMINATED FABRICS BEST FALL COLORS 1 lots of excitement in our * MASON ~~::~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iilllilllliiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiilll · I Emmetl Will and Mr. dwae of one 10 Ill. bag or two 5 lb. bags of Fortvno Kibbled Dog Foad Ex. Sat., Oct. 17, 19M 50 EXTRA FrM T., Valu. Stamp• with ~ and purcllase of one ~ - 1 ot.. $har-p Snack a..... Ex . Sat., Oct. 17, 1\164 eALUMINUM STORM DOORS e FLOORING AND SIDING e PAINTS- PLYWOOD 1 and son, Stevie have returned to their home, Columbu.!l after a week's visit with their parents. Mr. and Mrs . Don Rea, MinersI ville and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bunce, Middleport. East Main St. for MIDDLEPORT, 0. Check Our Great Savings! -1 , Mrs. James Will and daugh. ters . visited relatives in Colum- ,.. IDO EX "l ~ ... F,... Tep V.Sue St•mp~ with coupon and JI'U!'· c -------- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bunce FRESH FROZE.'V (8.4 rE 70c lb.) • 2x4's - 2x6's - 2x8's 1nd other freming meteri1ls. Check our price! '299 ONLY They are the parent~ of two i daughters . Mro . Ed g a r (Grace) Pratt and Mrs. Carl _ __ ___ of Ironton and Mn. Betty Grant 1 of Crook sville were weekend I guests of Mrs . Russell 's parenls, and Mrs . Grant's grand- I . Mr. and Mrs . Clifford ~ Mrs. E . E. Roush and Mrs . <\my Helm of Laktview are the guest3 of Mr~. Charles Withrow DUTTON DRUG CO. Apples Roush the-ir homes . a.-.n1 Star-I.e a.n.• Dale B II FACE MASKS ltampe Wltb coupon and ~­ ehqe ol 5 lb. box Ovldc ~~p=~~n,Mrs: a nd d a~g hter, Donna 0 f e e Clade . . Ia . and son and daugh- HALLOWEEN Cut-Up Plus 50 Top ralue STAMPS WITH COUPON 2M ·~·· Fresh Froun Dr CARLOAD SALE! CONSTRUCTION GRADE The worl d's highest continen t i New Furniture PARTY DECORATIONS Mampa !t EXTIIA Top Value lt•mp. with ond pur· ch&1e of an)' two pkCJ 1 lb. Kroger Gr.Mmt Of" IIPI Ex. Sal . Ori 17. l:.S4 • EXTRA grandchildren. Mr. F.b- QUietly on j grPat wa~ employed at the ' is Antarcnra. which averages : spect Hill where they have reEbt!rsbach Foundry and the lmore. th an a m1'Ie auvve . . .. sea Mr. and Mrs Fred RO!Oen_... . h . . s 1 d~ smce t e1r marriage. Parker sburg Rig and Reel for Jeve.J baum returned home Monday, Miss Ella ~ifhe1t , daughter · after a several days visit at of the late A•tgust and Catherlndianapolis, Ind . with their SOn ine Leifheit, dnd Mr C. J EU-and daughter-in-law, Mr . and I ersbach, son of the late and Emma Ebersbach. ali of 1 Mrs . Jack Rosenbaum and fam- Pomeroy , were united in mar- · lly . On Salurday , Mrr . Rose~- riage on October 18. 1905 al , ~aum a~d son, attended the Oh o the Sacred Heart Parsonage by I football game at lh e Rev. Fath e r J ohn Ma tl us . State-llhnots Ch · Ill r----- HALLMARK - - - - - - . NAPKINS e PAPER PLATES witb ooupoo and purclla>< o/ J lb bag S..HI...t liNn c:oHu .. Ford Muatang ~ weddmg annJv~rsary G _Sy_~ay _at their home on Pro· lersbach In Pomeroy 3 ROOMS We reserve the right to limit quantities. Copyright, Kroger Co. •IXTRA j ••• Ex. Sal., Oct. 17, I~ "fresh or Fresh Frozen Piece Chicken" Breast ___ .. _. _lb. 49c Wings ... _. ___ lb. 19c Livers ····--· lb. 89c Breast Otrs.. _lb. 39c I This Week's Specials (Thelma ) Hysell 'ond two ll<li)S, 31 years H• retired in 1955 al 1 Harold and WiJlard , and have ' th~ age of 75. bach will celebrate their 59th 1etgh t grandchildren and five - -- - - t I . '' IIH St•mp~ • 50 T• Vel" Stemps I Ffl~~~ Top Volu• Stomps with coupon 1nd th• purch111 of $5.00 or mort 11 Kroger I • 1000 Top v.h... ~ Will be CP.lebraled Mr. and r. ••.;. C. J . Eben- I '' ' Krtger Emplayns lntliglbl• to Win. Store Houn: Mon. thru Thur' . 9 to 6, Fri. 9 to 9, andSat. 9 to 8 : JO p.m . I SO EXTRA Daily Sentinel , Pomertry-Mlddleport, 0 ., Ort. 14, 196+~ f,piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiili-iiiiii-;if 59th AnnivPrlnry I DUNGAREES Heavy weight. lon g wear· ing western style dun~arees iA ii:tel 6 to lti, . ten .... . -to~ers. . ~ 'Ti opf" ' ' qua lil y bt'~ shf' et8- Ion muslin _ Buy now at thil low price. spt>l "i;d .- DISCOUNT PRICE DI~OV_Nt PR!CE DISCOUNT PRICE $1JlO e• $1,99 pr .•. FOR EVERY OCCASION J Free TDft Y1luo Sta~ With coupon and pur- / cha11e d. any two jllri , 18 oz. Kr-.,er Jelly i Er. Sat., Oc.t. 17, 1954 SPORTSWEAR Dried Pinto c lb. lpotllthf Instant Coffee __ -____ ____ '1 .~' 69c bag THIS 3 BIG DAYS-- THURSDAY•· FRIDAY and SAT URDAY WUAlS Duncan Hines Cake Mixes kroger Non Fat Dry Morton Fruit Pies _A.. t. v... --... lutttrmllk Sllnclwlcll, Rovnd 20 ::~ $1.19 G.-..n Giant Peas .. _. __ .• __ 5 ~:;.,103 $1 Milk Bread ..... _..• 4 ""'•" 88c G.-..n Giant W. K. Nlbltl Corn • _. _____ ••• 6 !~:z· $1 HlpoiKo 3 :.:z- 89c 11 Marshmallow Creme~;;t9c K._ Pineapple Juice _3 ~.::· $1 Colt ate Dental Cream __ 5 :,',;. 43c Grade A Medium c SAVE 34c • • e • • doz. Scott Towel• ..... ....... ..... , ... . ... ....•.••••••.•.•. lH ct 1h Scott Fillclel Til~ . . ........•.. ,, ... , .... , .. , ,,,,,, 401 d, Uc Soft Weve Tis1uo .. . . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. 21c Ste-Fio U11uld Starch ....... .. .... . .............. . ..... 32 oa. 21c Sta-Fio Liquid St•rch .... . .... ............. .......... Y2 gal. 19c Crisce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . .. ........ ...... , .... . 3 lb. Tlc Kroto ............................ , .... 3 lb. Stc Krot•r Instant Dry Milk .............................. 14 qt. 19c N•vr a..n• ,, .......... , .•.. , ............••...•.... 4 lb. 41c Pinto Beans ............ , ................ , . . . . . . 4 lb. 39c Green Gi•nt Pus .............. , . , .. , " .. •.. .. . . No. )03 lib lfc l(,ngtr Vac P•• Com ............ ".'............ n OJ. U!n 15c Cour.try Club H.mli'ly ....... .. , ... " ........ , .. .. No. 303 c•n 10c RH Koro Syrup .. . . .. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . . . . . .. . .. .. . . .. .. 1!1 lb. ltc Red Karo Syrup . .. .. .. . .. . .. ... .. . .. . .. . .. . .. .. . .• .. • .. . 1 lb. 47c Heinz Ketchup . ......... , ......... , ... , , , , , . , , .... , .. , . 1• oz. 15c .... r ..... ~- 6.99 SHOPPING ... .................. , ............ • If YOU ore not completely aatidied with any Fnsh-Oited Produce from Kro,.r, w. will replace it or refund your money-plut SO FrM Top Valvo tfomps fw y-.r tr-ouble. Florida Duncan ' Grapefruit 5b~~ 59c : j ' ', ' J!'resh Strawberries . _. _.. ______ •• 39c Fresh Cranberries •. _•. ______ . ~k!~- 29c Butternut Squash - - Ready P••lod. su•., I lb. 29c To Coek ..... • pq, ldahoPota 10 lb. bag . A reg $4 00. Only 30 to sell. Chrome plated, tubular legs Bar Stool As8t. eolors. See these. You will want several. 9.99 J4C AvonUit Puc11 Halv" and Sliaet . . . . . . . . 27c 1 Kroger ltrvlt Cockt•il ................... No. 303 eMS 2 ,_ 4fc KMdu DMarttnt PoWder .. , ................. ~ ......---: 2Q 01. Z1c Kondu Liquid De~J,..,J .............. .......... , . . . .. .. 12 a. 3fc te.nttu BleiCh . .. . ....•.... .. . ........ , , . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . '1:1 tal. Uc DRESS Mens heavy duty work 4 blk. Arctic. Wc.ll made. Reg. $6.98 value . New luw low Bonanza pnre. Buy . ANNOl!NCEMENT I 5 Patio Tables - ea. We are pleased to announce Arlene •rcDanlel, fashion consultant, We •uggest you 111ee our most t.a_a_hionl'bJe collection now and let her help you coordln1te YOUr fall ward- Decorated enameled top. 9.99 Brass finished legs. ---·6 GAL. PLASTIC LOCK LID - ~ -- - -- ·- Garbage Cans, ,a. HeavY plastic. Metal han- Down loy 001 F... . ............................. 1 111.· I lo• " ' dleA. 6 &al. siu, ICrot~r Oren11_ Juice ... . . .......... , . , .• , •.. , , , • OPEN 11 Mexl I• El~ In '"'11\lddl• &10• 11'1' sKOI s-rolll ' ALL DAY REGULAR-$2~00 SIZE FAMOUS TONI HOMI PERMANENT $113 -----=:___~-- - - - --- ---· pOM£1lO'I''S Q\IA\. girl!~ Seamless REGULAR 59c SIZE Alka ·Seltzer-- - -- 39c • High grade replacfment commode 5eatJ m wllite and bath room <>olors . Complto le wilb hardware. C from knit construction. Easy 10 laundry nylon. Big rhoice DISCOUNT PRICE - ----JUMBO SIZE -A-S~S~O. RTED VI Jon Brand ___:::..:.: FULL"BED SIZE- BEACON ELECTRIC BLANKETS Single Control Choire of pretty plain colors. Automatic electric unit guaranteed hy the maker for 2 y£'ars. $11 9 5 • SADDLE OXFORDS Soft leather uppers while rubber soles American made. Ideal for school wear. Popular black and while sadd les. - TOILETRIES Big choire of items in fa. mons Vi Jon Brand . .Jumbo siu• p:ickage at a low prh·t>. - $2. 8 8 Discount Price - - 5 HOLEi LIN-ED _ S_C_H-OOL Note Book Paper Fi ne quality pr 500 Sheet Pkg. 59( pkg. MENS TANKER JACKETS coh::lest weather, Look&SH CAKE PAN 77~a wh ite wrilmg paper. Linf'rl and punt·htod with 5 holes fo r use in 2 or 3 hoi(' note books. • Size' 4 to 10 MEN'S . WARM WEATHERPROOF Water resistant fabric outer shell with quilted w-arm lining. kn it waist .and waist band. Keep snug and warm in the EACH DISCOUNT PRICE - - e-a . Discount Price Ladio~· & Girls- Black ·;n'd White Quilt Lined v . .. . $ .11 pr DECORATED ROUND METAL Avandall Catsup ... ... , ............ . ................ . ...... 2 for 'Jf,. s,.Hioht c:oHu .............................. _.... .. .. . . 1 lb. "' Spotll1ht Colloo ............................ ... J ._, $1.U lmb.uy S.led Dreulng ........................ , ..... ... ~- 3k Clover Valley Peanut Butter .. .. , .. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. . .... . 2 lb. 6fc Purine Dog Chow ....................... , ..... " , . • .. . 25 lb. $2.6t Kroger Milk . . ......................•..•. , ... , .. , ... . T•ll4for e , K....-r Flour Plain ..... . , .. . .. . .. . . . . . . .. . . .. .. .. . . . . . 11 Mt. 1ft Skin tights for .99 now. All Purpo• OJI .... ... , .•.. , .. ... .......... ...... 24 ea. nc _. - . . s 4-BUCKLE ARCTICS THURSDAY .. ----. . . . .. . . .. MENS -REG ~.- ·$6.98 31c 12 a. Ue Country Club Pot Ploo .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. I n. I fo< ... iC......, Gllatlns ... .. ·~ ..............••.. , .... , ..... -:.-.--~- J es.. lie Ill K Drinks .. , . . . . . . . .....•... _.•...,.. .. ...•• , . , , . . . . • 'fer •te Drlak Altl ................. _.......................... 6 !of lh $]..88 Discount Price Armour Poitod Me•t ..................... , .. . .. .. .. .. .. . 3 oa. 10c ~r Warm, well made gowns or pajamas, made of fancy printed cotton outing, fant·y patterns , regular TIGHTS, pr. Discount Price 11izes. ' . . .... .•.•..••• ..•. , .. ,..... 01- BAR STOOL WtTH HAROWARI of colors . Gowns-Pajamas H~~" Kroger. Corn . F.t.lk01 • . .. .. • •.. .. • .. .. .. • • . . •• • .. .. .. . .. . 11 REG. $4.00 VALUE CHROME PLATED TUBULAR STEEL COMMODE SEATS CHILDRENS KNIT NYLON J to 14. -~L:-A'DtES' PRINTED- OU-TING " " " " " " " .. " "" " "" "-" """" " J lb. ,,. .. ....................................... . II lb. $1 .11 Swanl4own Celco Mix•• KROGER GUARANTEE CLOTHES BASKETS 39~a ENAMELED WOOD COLUMBUS DAY BONANZA BUYS REG. 69c PLASTIC ROUND AND OVAL Re-g. 69c large size plastic asst. rolors clotht>s baskets . Bonanza new low low price . Shop early. Mll.tho White Com Mul . . .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. . J lb. !9c Genuine 6.99 $4.98 _ _ __ WORK SHOE Discount Price -------------------- R""'E~ G. Men.s well made Work Shoe . .Johnson. 6~'2 to at your Bonanza Save. reg. 4.98 Endicott 12. Shop Store and $ 3 99 • pr �' ·- ' Swi ft's Premium ll.oash end Steeks from the Trirnmell to PlrfectiOII. Each ro11t, uch WI h..,1 fleturlll heN Is not only • Mary A. mealtime Idee .•• it's 1 true value. Buy to "round" GUt your mealtime minus. EVANS EXTRA LEAN RECULAR RED GROUND GRAPES lb. only BEEF c 3-lb. & Ov•r lb. Leuer For Coo king or 1!1tlng lb. 45 49 CHUC ROAST lb. 4 29 !Jag EVANS SUPIR TRIM STANDING RIB OHOICE GENTER CUTS LB. 7-lnch Cut SIRLOIN STEA T-BONE STEA BEANS Peanut Butter I 3-lb. lb. THE DAILY SENTINEL ,.~"_:_e<l.:...._.- No. 30J Cans I I Whole Unpaeltd APRICOTS No. 301 C•ns HUNT'S or CIDI 11 DEVOTED TO INTIRIST OF MEIGS MASDN AREA COLGATE PACK" Kine Sizt Tube 49 IDA CAL FRENCH FRIED POTATOES I• s boxes CALA STYLE SWIFT'S TENDERIZED 11. ow•n. ttuDIIIhar PRJCES ARE TURNED UPSIDE DOWN!! Dixie Bell SALTINE CRACKERS box )6 CH" IOY·AI·DEE COMPLETE Pizza w-'Xks BuHermilk (2) Yl-GALLON CARTONS - -- Lucky Leaf t.•••n.. Sanrtnet OffiCI, 111.60. .U montl'l1, 11.111 tl'l,..a lftDnlht U .IO, 8 ., ...,.ato• llout. wh•"• Uffttr .,..._ ftOI IYI II&bl .. llftl ntiHiftl .... M l lh one .,.,,, llO.HI ••• tnonll'lt. I§ .U . MNt> montfll. Q,tl, o •• I dnos Larg• Site Slarlac OlVWOl 1 ' ON o8Ae1 s,ueqdwe:> Large Silt Monarch 3 Large 'f ·Lb. Can Whitney's ~· HOT DOG or on tho NEW HOOVER BU PINK SALMON 1-lb. 49c Bag L•rge 28 01 . J ~tr Muuelmanns Apple Butter BOuQueT - box 39C jar 19c L•r1t 1-llt. B•her'• ln&tant Chocolate Drink Mix l -Ib. 33c 12 in. x 25 ft. Alco• Aluminum Wrap - -- - - - roll 29c L1rg1 20 IVORY FLAKES - box 29c Tomato Catsup bottle 19c 24 01 , I.G .A, Tabler ite L•rtt 16 01, bottle 29c Pkt. I.G.A Spaghetti -----,---- 16 oz. pkg. 33c Large Refrigerator Ja-r El ltd Stuffed Olives --~--- jar 33c Regular Size Liquid J,u\ol Large Pl111 With Sausage Green Beans Quart Sta·Puff 6 oz. - All 21h can 17c Varieties Kraft Mustard - - - - - - - Jar 9c Large 10 bol. 01.. Family Favorite Cookies Brown Sutor Kfltlt Hermit ~ •t. ..'....< BREAD J 49c loaves Jar Folgers Instant CoHee jar $1 .19 Cake Mixes Box 23c Marthe White 5 Lb. Bq Plain Flour -----~~~ bag 45c Self Rising bag 49c 6 ot. ORANGE JUICE can n 2,c Trick or Treat Specialsl pkg. 49c La,.. 2Vt: Jlu Can 1n1. Mt. bot. HOME MADE Fro1.en Donald Duck Cooking Oil PINK LIQUID r:~~:e"' 33c LESTOIL 29c LAUNDRY RINSE 29c CL!AN!R - Del Monte 11. - Morton's 3-Loaf Package Large 100 Count Ki sses Halloween CANDY BAo 59c 101 Count !Sag Halloween SUCKERS bo g 69c A Large assortment of other candies fo r every special occasion I II hard-surfaced floors. Scrubs and waua 'tfft, pkp. 01 , Elbow Macaroni - - - - - 2 bag& 49c lS TilE WORD FOR US! e Polish" ell .Indo .. fecon Drop Skinnen La rge 16 1 KRAZY NABISCO Cocoonut SMA.LL Tl'PE - BlJT WILD LOWER PRICES! Marfht White All Varitt;.s "MIX OR MATCB" Choc. Chip _can Largo Size IGA a;/8il POTATOES 3 for Regular Size Instant Ual h U.S. No. 1 White All Purpose ca ns CALGON ratea O.lll'lrftl IY Cl'"'~' .,h,,_ 41\'IIIIDie, Ill Mfth .., Wlolu OM ' ' " Ul advence al tha lubtcrlptlon YES! Huron Tall Cans l 'ON One Pound Box of NatloJUI edvanlttn• ,..PI'IIlmfetht PRI~ES," -~ c an Ul ) WITH THESE WILD PRICES ! Bottlntlll tCimb•ll. '"'" 141 hln &w ~ Naw Yorlll: Clh . New Yarlt. ,;!O: 12c can TOMATOES APPLE SAUCE .~! 12c EVAP MILK 8tou S1 DRY MILK KIDNEY BEANS .~~~ 12c YOU'LL CLEAN UP lustMtt Offlct ,.,.,., W" " " WILD Hunt's Brand 17c 1-lb. ,... ' M•ke It )'Our. .lfl "S~REWl' PRI~ES" TlnMhlll. ldltar 21" E!dltorltl &~hon• ~., 1-:1151 ll!!nf4!'R! •• M~anCI! lllh m1i11n1 m a ttu at IM IJOit affl.. d ~ .........,. OhiP. •' SWIFT'S TENDERIZED Ralular31c 12-cl. - ·· · Frozen Food V n1uPs liZ, $ Ol'lla FOODS TOOTH PASTE NEW WILSON'S LARGE 3 LB. CAN can ttublllbad awry lrtef'MH ........ IU .. Cl a y l)y f!la Ol'lla Vlllay Publllhlna Comoenr 110 t¥IO~I'Ianlr 11 Pomeroy. PIN I IAKID SAVE 20e SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT lb. FRESH HAM ROAST •••••••• lb. ROUND BEEF STEAK ••••••• lb. BOILING BEEF • ••••••• • • • • - -- Sliced PEACHES • These LOWER prices tell the story' I 2Yz Y. Cling-Holvet I I lb. s PEAS Jtr I 1 Cflrlfrt SWEET 1 I I I il llll~,..ro ARGO I I EVANS SUPER TRIM JOAN OF ARC Kidney I I II II I EVANS SUPER TRIM MAN Crazy! I I lb. Has Flipped His LiJ! Ole Roy I I I 1 ROUND STEAK SHOP EARLY I 3 BIG DAYS OF WILD PRICES I I early part of her life in Mound• ville, W. Va., where ahe mel and married Harry L. Lee, native of Meigs county. while he was employe<l by the Hopo Natural Gaa Co. Their only daughter died when she was quite young. Af· ter working sLvera l yli!:!rs for the gas company, they moved to Michigan where her only sister Jived . Being a telegraph op· erator, he worked for lhe Pi er· re Marquette Kailroad ami in aeveral different places for that company. He died ol a heart atl ack while HI work ol Lincoln Park, Mich. They had lived for some Doris A. KoenJa:, parcel, Orin Fowlervllle, MJch., and enge. after his death 25 years ago, Leonard Koenig, Doris Koe· .11he moved back to Fowlerville ni g, to Robert R. Kim, and spent mo11t of her time or H. Kim, 70 acres, Chester. there. She pa~sed away at 3 a.m., Oct. 12, leilv ing several nieces and nephews, most of them living far away. Three of her husband's brothers are still liv ing, Clarence A. Lee, Mt. Dora, Fla .; Earl L. Lee, Bellville, 0 .; and Homer R. Lee, Rutla nd R.D. Funera! services were held at 2:30 MASON - Over 200 . p.m. Wednesday . She will be heard Clyde Foley, Iburied Thurioiday at 2:30 p.m. Waharna Senior and · beside her hu sband in Wells High Schools, discuss educa- ! cemetery, ncar Down ington. tiona! alms and objectives al tho Open House a t the school DAUGHTER BORN Thursday evenmg. · Mr. ilnd Mrs. J ohn Sisson of Foley explained the system i Mason are announcin~;: the birth of grading and disc ussed cred- 1of a daughl cr on Sa!urday , Oclts and subjects required f o r l tober lOth al the Holzer Hospitgraduation. Following Mr. Fo- al. The infa nt has been named ley's talk, parents visited class- Miriam. She weighed 8 pound1 1 rooms of their children and met and 2 ounces. The Sis/:ions have ~ · with teachers. anot her daughter, Melanie Rev. Marvan Fra me of the Re<~, age three years. Gra nd· ] Mason Methodist Church pre- pa rents are Mr. and Mrs. Rus- 1 sented devaticms while Thomas sell Capehart. Mason and Ra lph Reed, vice prlnclpal of Waha· Slsoon. Pomeroy . Gr.n l gr. nd· l rn a, sang a solo. He was accom· pa rents arc Mr. and Mrs. Chrispanied at the plano by Mn. Ray ly Ble!ner, Mason and Mr. and Proffitt . Mrs. Charles Cohen, Pomeroy.! --~-Mrs. John Morgan, program chairman of the PTA, diatribut· PLA.N PARTY ed program booklets for t h e The Modern Woodman, the coming months. J udge James Bedford PTA, and the H e mLee Thomp11011 of the Circuit lock Grove Grange are spanCourt will s~ak ot1~ " Youth and soring a Hall oween p a r t y Their Problems" at n ex t Saturday evening, Octobt>r 24 mon th 's meeting. Meetings are a! the Bedfor? Youth Centl:!r. scht>duled for the first Thursday of each month . introduced the speaker. After Gerald Rood, president of visiting· the classroom.11, th the PTA. presided briefly and group returned to the audi!lortum, where refreshments Mr. Foley Tell About School EVANS SUPER TRIM - WHOLE ROAST~.,. Big Chief Charlotte Lewis Lee. who died Monday in Michigan, spent the Parents Hear EVANS SUPER TRIM ROM E BEAU TY APPLES E. Virgil Juatice, Lasil!le Justice to Dewey T. Browning, Patty V. Browning, parcels, Salem. John Arbaugtl, Ethel Arbaugh lo ll<Jard of Education, Ea!!tern Local, ~ acrel'i , Ollve. Gu~ and Geraldine Swadley to Oh10 Power Co., 57 .81 acres, Coal, Rutland. Ch~les E. Cornell, dec. to Paulme Cornell, Charles J . Cornell, Wanda Jackson, Jack L. Cornell, Cert. of Trans., anon. Zetta A. Reeves, D. Reeve• to Dw ight S. . Lois, Paaevlllo. Roberl Reed Kim, Eleanor H. K1m to Leonard H. Koenig, to toke full odvontlge ef our wonderful way I 1 I In Michigan aka Ma- ry A. Parker to George Parker, % "ere, Sulton. now .•• fill yeur freezer ••• this ;, the time Large Clusters Abrahsm, I Charlotte Lee Dies Monday Property Transfers roun41 "etlan of b1ef • • • hens Su,.r st1ak I Dally hDI!aal, P01111roy-Mlddleport, 0 ., Oct. 1~. 1964·7 What AWonderf1l WaJ To Roand 011 You M111. too. • No fum~llng f•or lht switch. Handle up, lt't ott. H.tndlt down, l(o on, • Same aet of brushe& ' • UM It all around the hou&e, from tht kitchen will scrub, wax and pol- Ish. No nood to changol . to tho garogo._K BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ls I. SBAI!OI QV~BS 3UHM dOG GBn ~ - ~9l 0~'1 MI eddl ~ t 0 epor All Low Everydey Prices Are Also Avellable At ••.• . I Second & Rutland MON., TUES., WID. CLOSE 8 P.M. • Payroll & Government THURS., FRI., SATURDAY - CLOSE 9 P.M. Checks Cashed ICLOII!D ON SUNDA YSl THE BRIGHT STAR FOOD MARKET 113 W. SECOND ST. ' Quantity Umlt Rights ne!ervedl TUNE IN WMPO 1390 OH 'I'OUR RADIO DIAL EACH MONDA 'I' A THURs. 011'1' At 1:10AM FOR OUR RADIO PROGRAM FEATURING TENNESSEI IANII fORD AI GU&ST ARTIST. POM&ROY, 0. PRICES EFFECTIVE ThurllloyAM0ot.15thru5otuNay,Oct.17 IIHII on current Cost �.. ·'• ' @) I 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 14, 1964 : - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - . . , - - - - - - : - : - - - - Clsrenu Gnlooor, Mrs. G. S. I WANT AD .. INFORMATION ..........,. W....... 1:00 f' • llcmdu (nJ 2 SIGNS Of' QU ALITY ~bUo&tiCill Dno1111'1e 11>M V ...... D IlL ' p Omeroy M ( otor o. Business TRANSMISSION Sa!vago Con> pany. Repairing all mak... ···•tomatic and standard 11'... missions. Electric weldJn&. Phone WY 2-61'73. 1 :u tfe ..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,. CA.N• · ~u . A llONl 1964 Chevrolel Bel Air 4 Door _ _ _ $2595 ~OARat'' TtOJiiF WW l)f r- c~nt1 1 le<.":P'«< Pu~l'lf'&l1- Da) <'II ~UI .... Ml• JIIUflltana• • .OO & Ill silver blue fmtsh. Deluxe at:cC'ssor i e~>, •.nf .-.~n· •lU ilee ..,•l!'<'l -r~•• cnoul.t •ei)M'tM tm m..:l b •,. t~ n-... ch" wtlo o ...t "" """'?'> "~'"" ••.nro Ulan ""' tn .....,.... ~, IW 1958 Ford 1 Ton Cab .,,... to • & Chassis 1963 Corvair Panel ..... •oi'O ,..., · n1ertt..,. lllh"'fllln' • 'tu.r.ct IXo CflJI..o lJ t..:.nu pe. •nr~ fo• rhree ••C11 H•• ~,, lmoerfin... OIICtNftl Oll Ull !Nid Wlfhl, .... R.D Low mileage, solid body, hea\t'r, good tires. oJ1 palO IGI lftCI U~AJ'<M.~ 6 f)lll'I 'IJ- 11.211 ro• lkl -.:.NI mm ilaell "'dlt>OIIII! WMIII ~ 4.8li:l - •mU11> t.a1J & II.. 110 ...UI• t' M 10 8 12tc OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. on 1f:11 ttouu FASTEST I brl Gnooer, l'hmllllq ... lleollq POMEROY, OHIO l)aU:t !lii.IIJ'Ch.y -4:31• ll M '-C! t.a100 OOOJI LT"II ILl &4.5 'I' ('Q PLA>.l i &J:SUL1 PBIIIIJUC:lt\IG W -'N'f o\D - - -- -- Mm...me.- IN THE AREA. Card apartment. dleport. WY 2-3874. of Thanks furni ~hed sliced <~ r piece, 89c lb.; 3 doz. UGHT HAULING or water eggs, 89c: Home made saus- hauling. Phone WY 2-622%. 9 11 tfc rHE CHILDREN of Mrs. Bel· tte ~1rGuire would :ike to thank the manv friends who ~ Duplex, 3 bedrooms. Sugar rame to v.isit and l"wlp our I Bun area. Pomero} . Phone Mothf'r whill:' she was ill. We ' WY 2-3618. 10 I tic would a l ~o ltke to th ank l~te ,! - - - - - - - - - - many lriends who sent get 1HHR R an::: tnur ron~, furni ~hewe!l carr!~ ed and unfurnished apart. 1VlJ s. Clil tun Murris ments WY U.434 12 6 Uc age. 59c lb. Winesap apples, II 24 30tp I Moln St. Cueltlo ~ultt < CHARLES BLACK ---1 =:=:=:P=o=m='='="=y,=:O=hl=o=:=:~ I PLEASURE HOAT " Suits Us,"' ;·• a· x 24' Also boat tra11er.1 Phone WY 2-2432 during day GAS KITCHEN cook ~tove. $20 Notice SHOOTING Mt\TCH. hI g h i or \\'Y 2-l916 evenings. powrrPd 22 rifles and shol· 10 . 3 3tp gun~. Sunday , Oclober Farm 18. [~========-....:.:=:,/1 Ameri('rm Le_gion Beech r.rove Rn , N oo rl Blaettnars Rutland , unril dark. ===::-::- 10 14 4tc ~"'ORt'iASBORD dinner spon· sored by thf' :Vt l'igs County n"m :H·r;~ f ('luh at Sacred H<>art Church Auditorium on S:uurdav. October 24. from to 8 p. ' m. All you can ea!, ' ~l .UU. Door prizt>~. 10 13 Jlr NOW IN FULL SWING Davenport and chair, $20. 7 cu. ft. refrigerator, $25. 50 gal electric waetr heater, $25.00 . New 47000 BTU vent<;!d gas h<>ater, $65 .00 also 70,000 heat- • WHOLES.ALE PRICES • I ---====::--AUL'TIIINI!:EII er, $70.00. Ph. WY 2·3874 . TRUCKLOAD UNICO TIRE SALE birth records and almost any CLIFTON - Almost ~w four room horne with basement ond gas heaL Modern kitch· en with built-in cabinets. $6,· 500.00. Also a 5 room stucco home at $3,000.00. I other documents. Also lamintin~ in plastic, film to pre. aerve your valusble papers. Reoter Iosqrance. Pomei'OJ I 4 tfc FHA HOME~ - Available Bl $450.00 down and no closing costs. Veterans, time is run· ning out, don't lose your CompleCfl 8tnk:e 10 13 8tc 1 <:.1~ l!radlonl ,'rite, ..-..... • c..t.d A. C. BkADFURD eligibility for a V.A. loan. i HORSE , r•d. six years old, RleiDe, ~ JIM ROUSH, SALESMAN good riding, gentle, neck tfr C. C. CUCKLER, BROKER 1 1 11 '- re. ined. Phone WY 2.017&. I =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-_,o;;;;;\l NEW HAVEN. W. VA. 10 12 3tc If PHONE 88:1-!143 , 1 ~-------EXPERIENCED 10 13 3tc - - - - - -- - 1 I 1 SERV I ( E 1 11162 Plymouth 2 door, VB, automatic transmission. Sale · price '1095.00. Poweel's Ser- vice Station, Middleport, Ohio 10 12 6tc AITEND FUNERAL ending tbe funeral of Mrs. AI· BEAUTIFUL NEW fLOORS AT LOW COSTI I If ' us! / Ingels Furniture _ -&4. Any bryophyt!e plant DOWN _,...., aaplant growth ,. ... " " ~ .... ~~ .,. 2'1 J.> 'a ~ ..., " [:0.:1" r04L ... ~ ~ ~ 10-14 18 LONGFELLOW One let.ter elmpJy at.an.t:t. tor another. Jn thla sample A ts used tor the tlu'H L'•, X tor the two 0'.1, et.c. Blngle letters, apo... trophlu, the length and fMm&.tioD or UUII wordl are all h1n'-' Kach. day Uict IXM1o letten ace dltCecent. A Or}'pto....,. QootaMZJAY JTU SEY'l" KZYTU XPV BEYT JAY }{PV XPVTD JAY PQU. -IPET ·;' Yestenla)"e &yptoquote: BEW ARt: WHEN THE GREAT OOD IZl'lll.OOSiil o\. THINKER ON TH!a PI.ANET.-i!M• You already par EliSON WE'LL MAKE A FREIGHTER OUT OF- IT' FOR TRANS· PORTING TITANIUM TO ••1 suppose it does for adults about the same thing the hi-fi turned up real loud does for us!" - MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6·45 Sign On i :OO Be Stil! 1:md l·:now 4.00 Discing w1!h Doss 4:30 Interchange 5: 00 Commumty News 5:05 World News 5:15 Sports Tod ~ y 5:25 Weather 5:30 Dinner r-.'iusi~ale 5:45 Sign Off 7:03 News 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Mus :cal Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8•05 World News B 10 Sporls Today B: !5 Weather SATURDAY 6:45 Slgr, On. 7:00 Be Still and Know 8 :16 Musical Clork 7: 03 News 7:08 Mu sical Clock 7:'30 .' Ne.Vis He-adlines 7:32 Mu sica l Clock !'/ :45 Word and Tesl.imon~ 8:00 Ohio Valley News a:.os World News .lLlO Spotts Today . 8:55 9:00 9:55 10.00 10 : 15 10:30 II: 00 11 :05 CO!n,nunity News Talk of the Town Mason County News Public Service Family Worship Hour Latchsr.ring News Beat Morning Melodies exrept Friday. Church ·s:"I"5 ' weather 8:16 Pt. Pleasant H.S. Bells Ring 11 •45 World News 11:55 Mason County News 12:00 12 :05 12:10 12 : IS Community News Local News Markets Wealher 12:20 Bulletin Board 12·25 News 0 Grams 12 :30 County Agenl .. \ ' Football 10,:;!0 &oQ& ,_, Story Hour ·to:45 ra·miiY WorShip Hoilr ll-:00 NewF'i Army Hour 11 :30 PubliC serv1ce 12 :00 -News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 1 )2 :15 News 0 Crams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 12:45 Country Go Hoond 1:55 News Beat 2:00 Country Go Round 2:55 News Beat 3:00 Midway Matinee 1: \3 Ohio State football 4:00 D'iscing with Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 News Roundup 5:15 Public Ser\'iee 5::!0 Dinner Musjcale · S:4S Sigil Off 3•55 New• Beat TERRY -------=-~=_:.:::.___ Radio WMPO l~·ll' ...__T_HE MO:;O:N .:;_.i', .';:,-IJI( MONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY 5:45 Sign Off October SATURDAY 1 6:00 Sign On -:-.lew! 6:00 Sign On _ News 6:05 Sacred Reart Hour 6:05 Country Music 6:20 Meigs County RFD 6:20 Country Jamboree 6:25 Paul Bowers - Farro 7:00 Larry AndersoD Show 6:30 New s s.oo Pomeroy ID FootbaU U3 Rev . Raymond Jones· Rei 9:30 Middleport Hi football 6:55 Sports Headlines , I l: 00 Top Ten Show t Dairy .1 .6:57 ..\l'~a11J er Report ! Vall<y) 1:00 News / tL30 Top Ten Show (Du!to ns ) 7:05 Tiny 's Chapel 12:00 Noon News ) 7:30 News 7:35 Pickens Hardware I 1Tues - Thnr!.) L I ~RC'HAN LITTLE 1:50 News Report (OSU Football) a·oo Bill \1iller Show 6·45 Sign Off September 8:00 Johnson · Simpson Ins. , 5:45 Sign O(f October Show (Fri.! I SUND.AYS LOOf<; A~OU:'-10 1 ! 9•05 Calfee With Janel 10•00 Grand Ole op'ry I11:00 10 :05 Sunday Chapel 10 •33 Washmgton Reports Ministerial Assoc. to the .,eople il:IS A.S.C. Program · Fri. 11 :00 ll: 15 Family Worship . Thurs. 12:00 11 :15 Mason Co. Agr. Eltt.-Tues. 1l2 :15 11:33 Swap Shop / 12:30 , 11:45 Tiny's Country Hymns 1:00 12:00 Noon Report · 1:30 12:15 Goessler's Guest Star-Fri f 2:00 12:15 Larry Anderson Show 2:33 4:00 Jim Mees Show 3•00 4:15. Blaettnar Auto Show 3:33 IThurs.) 4:30 Local News 4:33 5:00 Jim Mees Show 6:00 6:00 Simon's Market · NewJ 6:30 6:05 Sundown Serenade 6:45 US Sign OU September 545 Sunday Show Noon News Christi:Jns Hour Re\1 . :\'lerlin Tee/-; Rev . Andrew Parsons Rev . Silas Billups Sunday Chape l Rev. Hoseoe Thorne Sunday Chapel Country Hymntimers (Dan Hayman ) Sunday Showcase Baplist Layman 's Hour Sundown Serenade Sign ')ff September Sign Oil Oc tober Bv GEOI'"'!Go::E:-:w=o""ND"'E;::~ ,~tO:?Ni,VG. . . BEN CASt:Y D IG IT UP 1-y HEALTH OPPORTUNJTY PROGRAM FOR THE II O'fiL'C ' !. I : •• lv RAEBURN VANBUREN ABBIE AND SLATS Yet the supporters of the propoull Medicare Tax would .have 70'1 be1t.v.t that ita ])liiiBage is urgent • • • that P8l"' sona over 66 are deprived 'QI. eal care because they oau't P&7 f• tL So why pay twieeT FiDd out &boat the health program you're almadz ~ porting. For: information in your area, ask your doctor or consult :your local medical society. LET'S MEIGS COUNTY MEDICAl SOCim en , ilpoclal Tol-ot Oct. ·1••. Watch Nowope- i¥1ci .,TV Uotlnp far ..C. ,Tif¥ . - ·- ·'':i'!F~ J .•· . - - - - ·--· 1 I l iFE LDO!<S P:J.~Y' FO:? JV1:1J!\:5 ;J;5 f,!.f5 HEADS FVR W..J'?.I( Tf/'5 8 /?/Gf:'l; CE4.'? i. GRAY 8:10 Roy 's Food Basket Show 7:00 Sign On - News (1\Ion . Thurs .) 7:35 Sunday SI:Jowcase 8:45 Saker Furniture Show 8·00 French City Baptist Hour I (Wed .. Fri. I 8 30 News 8:45 I&S Super Market Show 8:33 Hour of Deliverance I (Thurs.) • Elder Cline 1 9:00 New1 9:48 Congressman Abele tad THAT ROC~ SPOIL.S THE L.OOK OF YOUR L.AWN HARO~D I J~ST CAMG' UP !P.OM -,H!::.'?E. 1'.'-1 SUR£ SHE'S AL!.. R!::;H-;, BUT I'U.. 1-lAVE A LITTLE I 112·30 Rev. Merlin Tl'ets J·OO Bill MiUer Show Bv ANNII 112 . 15 Musical Interlude •••detl ••tJl.. - ---- - - --- ? COFF REAIEO'f-' MAW COfF !~ ABOUT A.XYDLBAAXR Surprised? Chances are you never heard of Ohio's Aid for the Aged regular Health Care Program and special Health ear. Program. We call it Health Opportunity Program for the Elderly. These programs enable individual states, with federal assistance, to gu~ antee every elderly person who needa lt the health care he or she requires. Thou· sands of people every day are beinl' helped by the~ broad benefits. Private enterprise, physician!.!, vol· unta.ry and private health inlwanoe al have oomblned to enable our aenior eltJ. zens to protect themselves against eo.tl of illness. Three out of five of this age group already have provided themaem. with this protection. TO HELP THOS:tp WHQ NIED HELP, sound federal-state heala een planll ah:eady exist. Why add ~ 1•- MIRACLE JEST eouG'r-1f A JOG Of THIS TIME HE'S RFA LLV GOT A DAU..Y CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: WJEH RADIO 1- ALL· FIRED ,, <a ~ r0 41 r0 41 1.~y. Mlclcllopolf Why pay again for a plan that isn't needed? ua " ,. I. Wotllhtp medical program for those over 65 who need it. suP.; ..." Cl!I. Mast taxes to support a generous federal-state rd WHAT 'S 50 •~ .. ,, ~ ~~ • •• ,, ~ 27 worldoc i Sandran, lloor tile, you name It, we supply the covering and Install the complete Job at low cost. And Easy Terms are available. CaD Armstrong linoleum, ~ -· . NOW YOU CAN HAVI . T W1Ce • 1 ' 89. Revlv& 41. MaacullDe f2 . Not Why Pay BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING , ... @>/"/,1,... 38. Food • I_______ ·- &. ,. • I JEST SEEN ME A DADBURN MIR ACLE J OL' DOC PRITCHART 1 .. ________ _ t! ••,j' I I •' bert Hamm <Lucy) Saturday at Lancaster were Emma Hamm. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hamm, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hamm, Mr~:_ ',., _., _ .,,.,.,,,. BLAEnNAR'S - FLOOR COVERING Those from Meigs county at- FOR SALE acres, house with M~>1gs Cnu nty DemR('gular ITf'a rh and mud an d S1w mpoo. Baker Furniture. I garage which has space for i orrnt Cl11b mrrring ar Head 1 <.no•,l trra rls at ln wPsl rrices uf the yt>ar. BUY NOW. Middleport. 10 13 6tc apartment on top, ,;: acre 1 r""l"r • r~ :d Midrllrpurt. 7·30 ' ! lake, drilled w~ll . ~me land p_ m. Oct. 15. Public cordial From the lauest truck or SUPER SERVICE I tillable, rest in pasture and , Saturday. Od. 17, 1!:31 p. m. • 11 •nv11!-d RPfreshmf'n ls ser bulldozer radiator to tbe STATION timber. One mlle from Five I have sold my home and will smallest beater eore. vt·d as usunl. 10 13 3tc Jack W. Cu1ey Points. Financing arrangsell the following personal Mgr. WY 2-9932 l.t tsf<: W~ ' IGII1 saf~lv and eas· ed. Phone WY 2.e510. property at my home on ily _ wllh nf>w Dex -a-dJef tab- ' '=~---------1 1 State Route 124 in aest Rut· WY 2·2143 10 12 6tc Pom.rov lets Only 98c. Stark Pharm- 1 . land. I~========' acy S.!HOt DAIRY DISPERSAL: Fnday , P[ October 16th at 12:30 p. m.,l 2 Living Room suites, one 1. 0 . McCOY, AUt.'TION I!:ER 7? ACRE - F'ARM for sale by Chester. Ohio. s Z3 tfc ower. 5 room house with AUTOMOBfLE lns11rance been 2\'i: miles N. of Albhny, 0. nearly new, 1 bl:'droom suite, l Book Case limed oak bed. bath. Emma Morris, Harrl· canloelled'? I ,osl your opera Leave Rt . 50 we ~t near ilie ' tot'a licecse? CaU WV Z..~966 .livest?d sal es barn. j Several metal beds, Frigid· sonville Rd. 10 12 61p aire Refrige. a tor, gas range, , &15ttr D1 scontmumg lhe diary busi==-~ · ne ss so will sell : 72 head Good Maytag washer, 2 pia~ SEVEN ROOM brick borne In THE C:HEST ER Fire DepartP••meroy, two bathrooms, 41 high gradP Holstein and Ayr- form rock.t!rs, several other menl is sponsoring the Gosshire cows and heHers 12. chair!;, :~enmore sweeper. Top Ooll•r P•ld P:or bedrooms, garage, basement, I pel Singing Caravan on Sun- 43 heRd cows from 1st calf up Round table, dining room Wr~~ekea Can and truck• 3 fimshed rooms in attic. day, October 18· at 2 P- m. to ~ix years. Half or the suite, piano, 9 x 12 rug, II 24 HOUR TOWING Large 'ot. Out of high water at the Eastern High School. cows ha ve freshened recent- Warm morning gas heater, Central heating Inquire Tickets may he purchased Brick lined coal hoaler, 011 Charles Wildermuth. WY :!ly. Sroveral srringer<>. balance from the following places, lamps, o.,.n 8 A.M. ta 1 P.M 2205 or WY 2-6116. ~26-tfc in a ll stages of lactation. Sev- cook stove, st..-1nds, Pomeroy : Pomeroy National Clond Sur;!;h eral are registered and calf. utility cabinet, coffee •nbJe, ~o.a Phone 98S. Bank, SwisheJ & Lohse, Roy hood vaccinnted. 4 head heif- nearly new portable Ironer, B•tw..n C.h•star end FOR SALES: 2 loll In Letarl Tracy : Middlep:.lrf: F' oreers making up lo fres hen, 24 electric fan and ice cream Tuppoere P..ln on lhte Rt. 7 Fallo, downtowu. Harriet Hyman & Abbott; Gallipolis, open heifers. Some are ell· freezer, old Victrola, book att, Tel. CH 7·2381. Landmark Town and Country b 10 t Btp Building; Rutland: Markins gi le to register. Inspection case desk and some books, dock, pressure canner, porch Market; Long Bottom : Hens- welcomed. Health papers Help Wanted swing, hand tool! cattle deley's Store; Reedsville : Reed furnished . The greater part WORK WANTED -Lady Is HOMESITE, appromnately I Brothers Grocery; Tup- of this herd are high grade horner, and many other arti· wan acreo. good spring on prop..cles not listed. Holst.eins. 300 Gal. Jamesway work 5 days a week. Phone t· Jots Jf shade treea tocat.pers Pl<1ins : Lyons Grocery; Stanfor.L Denney, Owner WY 2-6418. 10 14 3tc ~ on U. B. 33 near ' Rock Belpre: Mobil Service Sta· stainl~ss steel tank, like new ; Terms: Cash tion ; .\.faritlta: Wilson's Mu- Jamesway pipeline milker, Sprtnp Fairground. $2,500, R. Not responsible for accidents. LOOKING ~OR IICURI A. Flnlaw, WY :l.-297l. l~e sic Co.; ParkPrsburg : Winane with pipe for 36 stanchions. C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer Barn cleaner, silo unloader Service : ~ive Poi?ts: Key- for 12 ft. silo etc A. €. Bl'lldford, Manager stone ServiCP StatJOn; SyraM H H ' So 10 t 6ta . . . 0111' ad uad• r.traatl011 oJMII. roli IIAL&-Midclleport'o IIJI. cuse : Hardt·n's Market· Ra-Il · · arner ns, HI bulldiDs. locatal 1111 N. 0 wneT' · ' SINGER Sewing Machine, com- =-~=- ua.aJa ~em-. ...biJII. 8eooDd Street, Middleport cme: Dcf'm ~ Restaurant, . Harold Godd & S pletely electric. Equipped to ~,;;..;:;_:--_ _ _ _ __; Priced lor quiet oalo. ill. a on, Hart's Store ; New Haven · I Mlller's Market, I&S Auctioneers zig zag, buttonhole, sew oo Insurequire It Oblo lllaJ. Market · Athens· Ray Riggs · Phone - Bartlett, 0 . 2.311. buttons, etc. fully goaran10 16 Uo Bashan': Walker's Store 0 0 ~ 10 12 3tc teed. Pay oH 7 payments of JOHNSOM, Slm- .........., Legal Notice from. any Chester Fire De- APPLES Burdette F r u 1t $5 each. Phone WY 2·22CK AI....,, Ia. All 101'1111 ~ II> after 6 p. m. 10 t lite ouranco. Jim ""'"ADd --:c - - --:::-partment member. j "'arm. ' Phone WY 2-6970, -· ORDINANCI NO • .,, Bud Ill'napson. · .._.__ AN ORDINANCI •IDULATINO 10 12 3tc Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. 1. ELECTROLUX vacuun. clean· 1 1 vtL&.AOI IM,LOYIII ,.uNo •o• CIRTAIN IUC:TIYI DFPICII 9 2S 2Stp er, automatiC, paper bags, 811: rr ORDAINED 1w \be VUI.IP For Rent all cleaning attachment!. Sold Uv-todc Co\lnt!ll of Middleport, Ohio. ibat. WHY PUMP your sluggis~ sei> •• SICTION I= new over $150. Guaranteed. Sbould an •ppolnte4 t.mpor~ or HOUSE, 26 Railrod Street, tic tank? Get Klean-Em-AII Pay off balance 7 payment• HOGS ready to kill. Tel. SH 2- .-rnw~.nt employee ot t.he v •• , 171 . IO 13 3, .. ol Middleport fiJ. or permit an:t"one Middleport. 125.00 month. In- Septic 'fank Cleaner. Landof $6.50 each. Phone WY 2,. • .... •t. to rne on bllbau o1 the aid emmark Fann Bureau, Po m· pto,..- 11lhu 1 PeelaHUon ol Cndiquire house next door . 2204 after I p. ID, ct.ey or 1 NomtDatln( Plltlt1011 WIUI. eroy. 9 29 30tc 10 12 3tp the the •·~·pUt'IIOII count,ol Board. of the EleeUoD.t 10 • 8tc --~'~n~s~t~rucf--io_n_l___ for placlnl name SlNGER Sewmp machlnear. of tb.e ••14 employte on .., bUiot Middleport Apartment, 5 rooms -----,-----tor eleetlcm. or aomln1ti011 ol 1M W ed J U. I. CIVIL IBRVICI TUTII ..tt~ cnplo~ ~ , UJ:I' tdect.l-le vubath and ba~ ment. on ground DeW . $fi9 50 up. MveraJ used ant 0 Buy lan or C01Uitr OHlet at en:r 8peC!lal, floor. Newly deCflrated, hard- machmell at b!lrgaiD pncea _ __ -... - - - . l&-olll l&u1 Q1ID • Prlm•I'J' or Gmlenl ElecUon heltl 1n The t''abrlc Shop. "::inaer Sales USED PIANO f be In ttol.ot 1 wt4k PN..,.r.o., "'-'GUll the vmare or Middleport, Ohio, lhall wood floors . automatic heat. 1'\ or g ner. atll appotn• 1 1'h~uan4J ., llnmed!ately be required to take • Must be ,·n good ondlti 1191111 t.p.rleee. IJWIII) Win- leave ol ab.. neto trom tbe pellt!on Call WY 2·3200. 10 10 tic and ~rvice, Pomeroy. Ohto C 0R. ..., rii.U lnfnnaatftm 011 Job& held II the dml the 4N!laratton Of WY 2-2284. 4 21 tfc Call New Haven 882-381L aluM~~. ·~ '....mall'• w..... roll"' C11ndldacy or notnJnatlni peiUon 11 JIICE F'OIJR room hOUSE' with 11"11.1 "ama attdw'" aM pboM tUfll . Said 1ene of abaanc.: lhall basement, hardwood floors 1PERFECTION OLI heater with 10 11 3tp fAilDDlD ller'tlol. 111M 410. 'I'IN continue In force ao loat •• lbe , O.n:r hnt:tllltil l&ld employee 1.1 1 eant1id1te. Jllcely located on Lincoln drums, and1 fillings oocToON "' of the tmployq ' 3 b, Dayton Male Help Wanted nw rillht& reJird· Heights. CaJJ WY 2-.1054 . Tra- eI~c trtc sea es, 0 1 . capacCOMMERCIAL STEEL Ina tenure ot service. retirement .• 11111 Whaley. 10 ft. meat case, 1955 · - ·· - - - Flrst commercial Bessemer rLrhu 1nd ncauon rLthte •hall Ln no 10 10 &tc lty, _, M bod Truck Drivers Wantedl be dfl•~l.ed b)l uld len-a of Yb'"''RNISH e:rcury, Y and chassis prQCiuctlon of stee1 in the U. S. ii"CTioN llh . w~ ED apartment for less motor and transmiSSion, Ex1Mrlenced or began at Wyandotte, Mich., in Thit Qrdlnance •h•ll be d•rlutd •n .."nt., ground floor . 3 rooms complete course in .radio and lne,...,.r..rtnd For Lon1 Sep"""'.. •--ber of J••• The years • emer11tn('y tnc! tllall take an~t at uw. til~ elrllnt date allowllhle by law. •nd bath. 381 S. Second Ave., television with all equipment. Otstence Hauts Write teel od tioo as 10 000 1 Charles Larkins, Long Bot· MAYFLOWIR rRANSIT !rmo~r en':frety ;, the' cruc~;~J Pan~d sep~~hS~ 1 ~: ~!:Ill' .Jrflddleport. Call WY 2--5262. .~ 10 • tfG tom, Ohio. 10 7 tlc lndlenaella tndl•n.e method ATT.IT! Gena Grl&t, ClitTk 11 . . - - - - - - - - - - . . l l . 10 •• tw L'" t ;tr t <\II Let Us Install Your 4 22 tfc RADIATOR - - - - -6 I 85 with purchase of Blue Lustre room bath double IT'S OUR pleasure to loan Ca rpel Shampooers FREE ~tp ood IIUIDBgerabWty See Metropolitan MOIOI'I E. Malo 8-~ Pomeroy !"bono Wll l-387t HOM ELITE SALES & SERVICE I ..-...-...;;..,._,.........;;;;;;...;:;;;;;oii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiii=iiiii"' bcellence 8!1 ear room, rtdo and pel' lormance. Small cu eCODUID) 11============'1 1: 1 DAILY ·, Tile Rambler World SIOJidanl of CompBel Pomeroy young people's concert lor The CbiD[WI Swim : Victor:CBS-TV Nov. 6. Borge hosts ABC-TV 's "Holly- Thr thmg about Scully h that wood Palace" Nov . 14. and , he is a ramily man, and when 1Alice F'aye is a scht'duled guest the b<t st'lntl! :)fason is o~·f'r he . . Leonard Bernsiem Is expe-r1·11 apparently has prf'frrre<l in the ed to give his vocal lnlerpreta· past not to take on football tion of a song by tht> Bealles, l games and other sports rumor is being circu- set>m more at home on the beer lated by i!.a& writt'rs v.ho are lt'Vt>l. CROSSWORD tol'oundreh It mainwins that if In New York , announcer:i Joe ACROSS 3. Sileo! 23 . Pa.rt the i'Ot'W York \'anki'es, who Ga rag iola and Phil Rizzulo 1. Carden Ruyal ot 01re owned by CBS. lose the 1came across like a couple of "lo tool Bot.a.nia Wor!d Senes thi~ Wt'ek, they amiable stevedores. In St. Loubt•" ti. Exh 1blt G a rd en s ~ Btblical 4 . H ll.lf ems 24 "Ye~t'' will urigmat l:' trom th(' West ts, Harry Caray and Curl Gow5. Tne bea..:h in ('oast next season bt'C<~ u:se the Idy have been adequate and 10 gardt:IL Sh.dll'r 6. Eye ot Spain nt:"!Wurk hil s more succrss wllil , good- natured, like their New fo r bees beo.n 25 . French its productions he re. · York counterparts. But this JS 11 Pilcks ll.way 1. BILking =.n chamta;r 26 _ Leg .i.1 . Llqwd A mueh more honorable and the class event of all baseball part of fat 8. Hurdtn ot a dep('ndabl(' certainty is that the competition, and one would H . Swiss river ll.W JM bea.~t: ~:~ene"S will resume Wrdnesday think NBC-'IV would want the Hi. A colo r 13. Tidy her. 15. Poem 27. Fri~hteru~ 83. Long. on NBC-T\' <.Jt 1·45 p m. EDT, .commentating lo match the 16. Srnall bom b · mit 17. Mi!ld.ay :l8. Oalnl'd dl!l~ce from !)t Loui s. lwmt' of the event, and it this is so there 19_ Excl.B.rna~'J . Reig-n1ng tell'.phone 18. Ho~e­ Cardinals, wllo are now ahead is only one man ror the top t ion beauties charges pl e~lng tO<OI 30. Wh.lrlpool 35. Han-e11 •. in g~mt'!'i. 3 to ~. Ijob, and his name is Vin .20. Ed• tor: 22. A piece 32 . Expre21sed 36. F csU vt: abbr. S1l mwh for mundane fa ctS. IScully . 3'11. Edge 21 . To be ln or w~U le juice or i\.1 u n d a ~··s gJme, as tele- 1 Mr. S~ully is the broadcaster dt-bl . land : Eng. applll9 40. Fuss 'fif"WCf!l know, was anything 1 fo r the J..os Angeles Dodg ers, 2'2. A bueb&ll 1 glove but mundane, bt!ing celestial in · but we are .not· speaking oul of f%;::;' ~ 24. Phoebut <0 quL~ilty: yet, thOugh the an- partisanship. He is the Shij ke- 2ti. Dl11tresa 9 ~ ~ ~ nounct>rs have been good I speare of the diamond , the algnal II enough, us we h:Jve stated cream of the creom. There is 26. Atta.IA ~ 28. Court . prev1uuo;;ly. they art' prt"tty def· 'some dOubt about whether , 29. Exist ~ inilely earthbound . To put it Dodger. fan s would raise more Jl . Mulberry: India anothN way, the World &ries havoc ·n Sa'hdy Koufax left tbe ~~ Wooed is the eht~mpagne event of club than if Scully did . What is :S2. 20 I!J 34. Border f%;::; ~ baseball, but tbe commen tators ,more, Scully and the Dodgers 37. Ancient. l ,~;_::~~~ lt9S9 FORD, t passenger Country Squl"' Station Wagon, au· tomatic transmission, power 1teering, radio, heater, power brakes. Phone WY 2-38118 or see it at Hackett's Sohlo Service. 10 7 Uc WY 2·3891 $1.79 bu.; Ca bbage , 5c lb. ====-=----~-=-1 Stokely Peach•s, 211 size, HEATING. PlambiDJI, Moeller Real Estate For Sale sliced or halves, 29c can. Jo- Vurnac~. AmoJd Br9&ben. di zcd salt, 11c. Reese's Pea- Ill Ea"'' MelD SIJ'eet. PoJD. nut Butter Cups, 10 for 39c. eroy. Pboae W\' z..zta. Green tip bananas, 5 Jbs. for 7 ZO tft 59c. Well'; Sweet Cider, 69c - - FOR RENT OR SALE - Brick gal. 10 14 3tc 4 .. bedroom home in New Haven. forced air fuel oil heat, fuil size basement with Los I and Found I FOI •n room rurnis hod opart· IF6"'1=Fo;;;r;;;;d===;;;...;;$9;;;6;;;6;;.. garage. Selling price $10,. -menl Pllone WY 2-3658 , 500.00 or can rent for f65 per ~alton Sta. Wa gon Local 11 24 Parts I Service On month. LOST. latly '5 bill! ol d, Friday ' lfc )wner. Shows edra good MASON - 11h story frame n1ght at Ponwrny Foolbil ll - - 1 :are. 6 cyl. std. shift. Was Any Mak• Chain Saw home in excelJent location. Park•ng Lot. Call WY 2 65-16. I:<~OH HE NT. modern house, ~I ,095. Forced air gas heat. Second 10 14 3tc six rooms and bath. Youngs- 61 Pontiac - $1,.0 77 Small Engino Servlco to.,.,'ll ltll (' hen, tile floor . lofloor can be finished for 2 f.:'mpesl 4 dr. Sedan . 4 cyl. u ran BJ.UF. General Electric cated a! t36 Lmcoln-rd Call std. additional bedrooms. $10,000. shift . Economy at ils all tran~i stor radio . Reward WY 2-31120. t1 29 Uc ' NEW HAVEN - Two I II story [)est. Was $1 ,195. for re.t urn . Shi rley M('K1nney, 106 W. M.ln Pomeroy, 0 . family type homes. One brick \\'Y 2·3560. 85 S. 4Lb St. ==~~~~~~~~='! and one with aluminum sidFor Sale 10 13 6tc PH<n'O Copying Service. Cop- ing. Both vacant and can be les made 'of &egal papers. inspected anytime. i I 10 9 SOHIO SERVICE 7. If< hath · ket , Syracuse. Boiled bam, :-::::::::-::-c:==::----- M 1d- ltam Blake, Dorcas, Ohio. HACKETI'S Valley Lumbf'f & Supply ComPHONE WY 2-2156 pany, Midd leport. 10-3-tfc SP~CIAL Thursday, Friday, .. can Wll W!llt Day .. Nl~t .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _11]------ - - - - and Saturday, Harden's MarMODERN 4 room and BEST RADIATOR SERVICE 8Dd fOUl' tewet lrootuet Wo llavo oO SeweJ MaclliHI ReuouaW. RaiN 1TRAILER lots for rent, close to Laundrymat and schools. & b <l~t'lt'ss 1951 Beat The Ru•h 2874 or WY 2-3129. Pomeroy Motor Co. \0 Ga.,. servtce. NO COAS'IUNE ton; Jean Hutchlnaon, Miami, Bolivia's lack of a coastline Fla., aod Joe Chandler, South CaU Cpolvllle, 9ft5..3291. dates from a war with Chile Charleston. 'Ihelr first dalJibt· 10 IS 3tp wbicb ended In 11U13 and strip- er Is Kelll LyM, age 711 m\'fltha. ped the country of Its provlneo Mr. Osborne Is aaslstant fool· mR SALE, Plymouth. on tho Pacific, together with boll coacb and teacher at MidGood running order. W II- the port of Antofagasta. dleport JDgh ochool. DON'T DELAY windows at prices yot can afford. Nothing down, up to S years to pay. Call WY :1- $1699 ln Television Revue s. 111411 FORD plclrup Dal bed truck, for sale. Runs good . \ 'B en~tiH', 4 ~pt·t·d lr<~ns . 7.'i0'1::!lJ \Jn~s. so lid cab, ht>ster. •n•~rtlnn ?wner Phone Bill Gru...r , WY :13874 . 10 13 Btc years experier.ce. Phone WY U909. 10 t Sip _ _ _ $895 ALUMINUM selt-stortng otorm Cl!n~ mJies. • INTERIOR, exterior palnUng I and paper hanging. Fifteen whitewall tires. MlchoeMl, SaKmuel terMicbaeiM , and LedB ae raeu , r o. Hamm, wldo~ of J . A: Hamm, who was ralsed In Me1gs county. H• passed away five 1•aro ago. Dona Hamm and Emma FOR SALE : !liM Cbevelle Super opor1, H.T. coupe, VB en· gme. Powe<ghde transmlsolon, 1\&H. Less . than 9000 and station here . Mr . and Mn. O.nnlo Osborne of 692 lligiHt., are llllllllUIII:ID the birth Ill a daughter, tbe1r ...,.,nd, Oct. 12 at 'I'Ilomao Memorial hoopltsl, Cbar!tlo ton, w. va., wtilbiDc 7 lbo, 1 and Dora Hamm art: hls broth- oz. named Karen Lellh. Grand. er and sisters. paren!J •~ Denn1o aod Mory Ruth Osborne, South Cbarlll· Auto Sales ANTI FREEZE TIME va engme, Powerglide Lrans . Radio Hnd h.eater . Wh ite over IION.b ~ 111.11 or ret..-. tn] >h~lnnaf>le ~trrnro RADIATOR Servlcn broadcast ovot the Nl!C rodlo i "A Hard Day'o Night," on hls l DAIJGIITEIUJC- · YOU AND YOUR BRIGHT IDEAS ~l N [ :. ,J(J\'.1 T>JIS: A en O:>D, Bur I MUST GO ! I .:. ·- ·, ::._'. :J -. . - ...-~ . fll\iDAI ,I.?S/1~ = B• BRANNER A~ANI3E3FORa:ll1fl4NY I , . IV/LL5ERI'CII3 A.Y!W8! FORiiER ON'H!I!J P.1T5Fi/!. V-1 Y• �:; I ·• ·--------"1 etting ersonal ... Ri ond "'"· Bobby, ol Urboal, spenl lht' wf't'kt:!nd wllh her / paren". Mr and Mn. Gall 1 N VCf eWS IDI. Cllarlestonl7.9'7 otationary . m. 25 pm; Charles K. down Wlll- lQ-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mldclleport, 0 .. Oct. 14 . 1964 London, Marmet and Winfield ] GalJipoUs Dlillm - Cathy S I fleld ti 35 p.m., warren Houg-\ -~ -dams were on tho sills. up f :!O p.m.; H. E. Bowles land up Winfield 7:40pm : Jet- 1 ·-:=====~=======:::::::~· Boat movement!: down 6·35 p m . Bob Be nter ferson up Winfield 9.45 p m , 1 ObJo River - Cod.ringotn up up 10 :20 p m · C. V Harner up Thelma Ann down Wmfl f"ld ll · Galllpolls 14, 2 10 p m; New Martinsville 12:10 a.m.: Esso West VlrgJma 20 p m: Ell.{~rcliff dov.n Wm- Royal Crown Cola p· ' _,;g 2 1 SERVES THRI!!E! carton serves 18 NEW ARRIVALS I KNIT DRESSES £. ·· VE Y ~ R (. COLA, COlA , NEHI TRUt fRUil ORANGE, AND Ut'P o R 10 8u11U CAPS Phillips Sisters Style Shop up DOLLAR SPECIALS and .Yir ~ James Simpson Mn. David McConn aughey, ' Sr. of rmrinnati, is tht' guest ' Stretch -Hose of her daughter and ia mil y, 1 \fr ~n d .\J r~ . Rog<>r \Torg<'ln Ot nd chi ldren , Kt> ilh and J<athv . \.Irs. Gll:'nn LambPrl ~~ sub. stituti ng in the M1ddlC'port Sc hool~ foJr .\ lrs. Hobt>r! Allensworth . i\lr. and Mrs Robert Fau lk S:! t•s ptolltP."ml"nlum , \I . . __ , - ,- n ~, pair- $1.00 THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0 . LYONS Countryside RACINE Clover Farm Store Fifth and Pearl RACINE TUPPERS PLAINS Open B to 8 Mon. Thru Sat RT. 124 HI-C FRUIT DRINKS 3 ~:~:· $1.00 W:I!UIJ•l•E' EVAP. MILK sroC~UPSAI!: 7 ::! $1.00 BANQUET BRAND CREAM PEACH HALVES FILLED 1 00 3 All Varieties Mix or Match OLEOMARGARINE Lean 6 .~~~· 1.00 and GRANULATED SUGAR Meaty 10 ~~g 1.00 FRESH MIRACLE WHIP l 3~;:· 1.00 JACK MACKEREL LBS. • 6 ~.~: 1.00 99 C OYSTERS VIENNA SAUSAGE Ideal For School 4 :.~~ 1.00 Lunches ... Golden FACIAL TISSUES Ripe 4 :::· 1.00 BANANAS OR HURON 1 • No. 2t;. • KRAFT SALAD DRESSING EATWELL BAAND 59c DUNCAN HINES 3 Cake Mixes for $1.00 NEWPORT HART BRAND GREEN CUT WHOLE KERNEL BEANS s 1lto $1 00 CORN 2'12 CIMJ I 6 slto89C cans RACINE, 0. Soloclt For Frying Standards For Stew 12 ot- con - 1.09 - - - - - - - - 12 ot. can LIBBY'S BRAND KLEENEX BRAND 303 WAID CROSS' SONS LB. ALL FLAVORS TEEN QUEEN Reg. 49c L B s c lb. MAXWELL HOUSE c INSTANT CO.FFEE 10 1.J.J. ' CABBAGE lb. 7c SIRLOIN STEAKS ROUND c T-BONE RIB LB. c l gal. EXTRA FINE lb. Middleport, 0. TRY TINY'S DELICIOUS CHUCK ROAST RUTLAND LUCKY BUY 4-STICK CARTONS RIB STEAKS Kanauga, 0. j N•w Phone No. SH 2·5543 cans lb ! Clover Farm Department Store "The Sture Wtth A Hart" Route 7 ICE CREAM RUTLAND Food Market HUNT'S QUALITY c • DOLLARS! FAIRMONT TO liMIT QUANTIT't TO STRETCH YOUR £. AGILON RIGHT We Will Pay % Cent · Each To Your hvorite Charity. t!'nd with her sis ter and family, i Pt. Plf"asant, \1r~. Donald ~ I I WE RESERVE THE THEY ARE VAlUAPIE! song and daughlrr, .\!,.. lin d::~ . of l\lcCulluch. Ht. 2. PI Plea s;;nt, Portsmoulll, spf'nt thr Wt·ek i ~~r~ . lbro ld " Hnght. Kl !.. Mr . and \Irs. .John Fultz anti ' \\'(tOd, I\Pw ll <.H' ~ ·n. \\ \'J .. cbildren, Marr and Anita. ' ;\•Jrs. Edwa rd F. Dur,.:; t, RL I. j ~ p .·dd , . d I Cut tagrvtllt'. \1 \ '.1. \\'illla.m l 'Mn . vp 31 r I ·\ .m !iOn, ., Fre dew·r; . I. Sn1 , u ·'. l'l'. I{I. 1 'l .ddled l> 1 Bobb y. wt>re wre k· en gues1St ; 73 . purl. Juhn ,\ hnd••r, I ~ [ 1 f h b lh d o er ro er an sister· n- '[ , Db e ra law, .\1r. and ~lrs. Ravmond Chester Hd ., I omero~, Turner of Columbus . · I L. L~.v rte . IIJ L.oeust .S! , Po~· Mr. and Mrs . Don Graber of ' t"roy, James C. Qualls, lj;::~9 Cleveland were we eke end vis- · Ches1 rr Hd ., Pomeroy, Mrs .1 ftoJn or her mother. Mrs. Huy Asbur> Hactne . J\lrs .' M. Wood. Mr. and Mr'\ 1;rabN, Mary J. Sharp, HI. 2, Oak had just relurnt-d rrom a trip Hill I·LJrbc_tr<t I. HlllOil , R1 :! to California wh!·re tlwv vi.<; it · .J a1 · k ~on. L uge11e H BPL'd. HI. t'd with her brother , . runts l. \\ dl~!ort Ur D ~vtd Cm~.l Wood. who i-; rt'l'U)H'I'Jl ing :'llt'.~.r!llllr , .\lr ~. h~<'nntt l': frorn an illness Smnh ...l.tlwn~ . .\Irs Ho.rold\' b i Mrs. Kf'nnt'th ByN . wh o is ; :-.mJtlJ. f{;l>t'n~wood W a .. i spttnding sevl'ra l weeks in C:al·. and \Irs \\ <l\'nl'. H. Dockery. lipulis with re 1 :.~1iw•s . spent th<' Hawn o.;•~ vud. \\ \<J wetkend in J\.firldler)ur t wit h ltl:'r Births l::tm ily f'.lrs C.ll~-~~~ Hay ~~~ el~~ 25~ 1 Sandra Simp<;on. fr(· ~ hman lll Ken! St:i!L' l: ni\'tT>i!.v. spt>m a weekend w1th her parrnts, \lr ' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU BEST COLA BUY mfan t daughter, Mrs . R. 0. down G~eenup 5.402p .m. , Eapst· l l ambe 1 d 'nf ern up Cree nup 10. 5 p.m . a· · ranJantsonMrs 5 R K H fl' h . •. · meta D. down Greenup . 10 ' 1 Enlt:'rru ..~ 11 osptla · 1 · · Of> tc (!Od mfant am · John J Rowe down Lovely New 3 Piece Styles daugll!er Mrs R J R h' · ·' · . ' · · ·. . occ 1 Greenup 7:0S a.m.; Orco down Am o n .~ thu~t· whu enterf'd , and rnfnnt son, Mrs V1r~pl Me· Meldahl 4 10 m . Jacob G Mrs. Robtort Allt"n~worth. Hol a• r hospit.:~l In the past 2~ Coy, Roy Russell Mrs Wiltie p. ' . · Mrs .. J :mlt·S Hawlev am! tht·tr huur~ wen· \II''> . litchard I CPMgto, Jame8 F~rguson . ~f'lda~l 5·:.15 p.m. : Lmda t,:ousms , Emma Joachim und JJ I'>·h OIJ . 1· .d 11 1po1IS , .11 rs.. Hf'nry ,<I1rs • J A. M.d k'ff R Chol rn do.,n 11.45 pm ., Orlen · 1 1 1 1 , obert Ma- . ~rs . Marbaru Bat>r. \'tSI!t>d thf' (' !l,JJ I ~·It 4Y \ 'm!on S! , l\'lr s. : rit z. .\lrs. r. . E. Bostic I:tnd Jan ?P Meldahl 9·15 p.m . ; J. S. ' R. C. Wilson family uf _R;Jven· Ct'r !l. l:t\:;1ver HI 2 Galllpoli9, 1Robert M. Ball. ie~t.s up Meldahl l l:l 5 _p.m; I Court St. Pomeroy na, Ed Joac h1111 uf ( uu J1eld. , :\I n; (;omer 1, 1lonn :lll\. Jo:urP· ---.:~.:.:.__ _ _ _ ....'.::l'_""~n_1:8':_._"d~ow~n'_"M~e~lda~~h~l_21~.OS~•':_·~"""'="""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'..,.;:.... .snd Henry Joarlu m "1 Young ~· ka St;H Ht., Mrs. He~sh <""l T. twn. · \\'1nter s. Hw Grande, Terry A. Ri ght reserved to limit qullnlities, Mr . and ~lrs. . P. 1 •. \lilt'h , l'erguson . Patriot SJar R!., Me· visited over· lht> "''t'"kl'tliJ 10 linda Jan~ Lon g. Chcsl11re. Marion w!!h !'teir daughtt•r and \ln . Lillie B. Hogers. \'inlon , family, Mr. <J nd ~Irs. \\'illi<lln .\ lr ~ Eugt•nP Han son \ 'mron. Houck. and children Han· , .. ,. W. ~lurgan. ~~ Uur1 JI.tr. and Mrs . Harold Vogel· , dette. Pt. Plt>a s;ntt Robert H. !•polis, was relurned to hl'r home Mond.:~y wherr sh•" is r~ovt>ring saitsf:lcton ly \Irs ~lie was in Cal!ipol1~ Tllf'S· \''u Gay for a cht><'k-up I ' EACH BOlTU! I I - ·l' NOW IN HALF-QUARTS j! • J NeWS H0Sp1l3 -, v.1·I' ••• I . ~1illf'r Mn Gt>ur~e Ruth of Bucy rus G ~ YJS.IE'Id over the 'o\-tot-k end wJ ih Oa~u~:lrel;d:og~nJ 1 ~ feet up 14, 1 15 am .; Jeffboat down down 12 45 am: Walter Beck fi<'ld 1 15 a rn; o. F Shearer l"ddl port b hll"r molher, Mrs F. M Bur· on rollers' 1D 1\ 1 e , ron .and Mr Burton . lr e:md PI @ ' orut-roy ~son 082. 14, S:35 a .m .; Zimmer up t5, jord up 2. 10 a .m.; Elisha l up Wmfield 6 . ~ a.m. Mrs Jarnt"!l Faulkne-r ha! re- ' Mrs . Burton wer~ m Columbus . . PI asant 24.32. Hinton 1.25 5· 15 8 m : National dow. n 15 • ·. Woods up 8:20 am . laltmg Ka h F 11 · · · ' ' •· . . r~ t\'P<l word tltal hi:' ..;otltn Sund:J\ ~1ht'r .. lh~"'- Vt'(t tN! wtlh · naw a a s 3.03 riS· 45 a.m .; Bayou Lorrame down Kanawha 'liver- Lu cy Janf' , C~EOUCATION law, F'rt'd ~lt>es Is slow!\· re- hts SJS!I:' t~ \Irs Ell a !\l uck of N F'ro.~nt S - 16. 6 a .m.; Reliable up 17, 3 20 ' Lucas up Lood ...n 6 a.n{.; SolNot unit! 1860 was co-"rl uca1 · .r~"tJ!tng ~fl•nl 3 ~"'rtou~ til· L'olumhu .' .md .' 11 ' -\It( t' SL 11_11 ' .· !., Mrddleport, son, I am ; .Jerry Bosworth up 17, \'ay down London fi 35 am. Ann lion completely accepted m the ·s ·os am· Walter Wllltamson C. up Marmet 11·50 pm · Hel- United States At that lime the oess Ill a Cle\·e land Hosptlal. lt>r. \\hu was m r 11 !umbus vrs· 14· 30 p.m . Tuesday. Mrs. Ron- 1 · · · h J t'an t,tn~ . . \I . 1. aid ' 1 · · · ' II ~ ! w1tf' IS ! 1: 1orm~'r .~, 1 m t ;.~mt r''I a . . .Eugene Ktn<>en' ""')• Rl 2 ( ,a · down ·18,·• 4·55 a .m ; indiana j en Z. down Marmer 2:2(1 am .; principle• of ·co-educaion • be1 Faulkner. _~lr. <Jnd ,_Irs . HorHee \ll' EI .pohs: daughter, lJ :32 a . m down 18, 6 25 a .m .; Cherokee Beaver up Marmet 3:30 a .m.; lc>n mf' c>ommon at the elementMelanie Long , 18-month ·ol d ht~n 1 \ ~rwnt !lw wet'ktnt.l tn lut"".sday . . down 20 , ll ~5 p m: f'ennsvl ·l Ge-orge Price ~own Winfield 2:- ary school level. daughtt'r of Mr . and ~irs Rich· Trimble as gue<;IS of i\ lr . and . Discharged vania down 20 4:30 a .m .. Way· r----:.----='==-·-----.:.~~~..;;:.;.;:.====-. 11 ard Lung. lllldt'r~H·nr .;;urgt'~.- '\lr o;. ',\,lhl tf .!(.!Ht"l'tl ,tl : i J.:, d in~~~:ts recently .dischargPd ne H down 20:5 .55 a.m . : Allct> 'l'uescl"!y at Holz er Hospil.ll rn ren and . also In ~Ptul o Wllh Mr , Charles Swmdler, Mrs down 21, 10 p.m.; Travis down Ualltpolt s and .\lr~ Htll f.p; brt·~ I (rt>Orgf' Heuueman, Jack Bach· 21 :.J ·I5 am . Peggy Downev • nt>r, Mrs . Vena Bunce Miss · · ·· · I 0 M~ . JoAnn \\'},ite. who had F\rf'Jyn StanJe M' ·' . down 23, 2.30 a .m. ; VEC I 155 •Y• surgen.· last wt•ek Hl t:a.l · · y, Bessie down 23 3 am : Franldin B. Adkins, Mrs. R. E. Jenkins ~md ' . . I ·~ EVERY DAY PRICES Domino, 10 lb. - sUGAR . . DEL MONTI! 46 OZ. Pi neapple Grapefruit DRINK - • - • POTATOES SONUS BUY! --·· for LIBBY LB. BAG PEACHES ROBIN HOOD FLOUR HALVES OR SLICED $ 2111 BONUS BUY! 25B~~s CANS .89 HU DSON LARGE TOWELS · · · li49c _ ...... ARMOURS ponEo MEAT - • -- Armour TREET, 12 oz. Clorox gallon BLEACH • - KEN NEL RATION DOG F000, 15 oz. PA PER ..- • Pe rt, 200 SIZe NAPKINS . - PURINA DOG CHOW ·lS:.!<r S .49 oz. Jar . . c Cl cOFFEE, 6 o~. MATE • - • BU. FAIRMONT ICE CREAM ALL FLAVORS BONUS BUYI CUT RITE wAX ROMAN BEAUTY Y2 GRIME GOLDEN RED DELICIOUS GOLDEN DELICIOUS gal. FRESH CARROTS 1 lb. cello c pkg. BONUS BUY! CHARMIN TOILET TISSUE ROIL PACK • -· . . I I ....... ·- .."1. ·'· ' -~J ' �•• 1(., '., • Executtve • Commtttee • Nameu END WESTERN VJSIT!I J ria, Sweet shop; Mr. and Mn. ble, Mr. and Mn. Leo!W'd Jew· Mn. Jam.. O'Brien, Mn. John Mn. Robert Lewis, Mr. 111d Mr . and Mrs. G. s. Michoel I Jlmes Diehl, Mr. and Mn. '-'>r· ell and Mr . and Mrs. y W. Blaettnar and Mrs. T 0 m Mrs. Patrick Wood and Mr. and have return.<~ to their !arm en Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Grlndstafr, dart .game: Mr. and Crow, peep show; and Mn. Mn. Frank Porter, lood obop. . " after s nd· . • ' ' Chapman and Mr. and M r ' · Mro. Paul Chapman, Mr. and John Werry and Mra. Malcolm AI tbe close ol the meetmg, TIH• Middleport Senior ~oth- homt> near Ch~:!e~n tht> P::nw The exeeutive commntee ont> cent on salf'~ tax for educa. Hugh Custt'T , 10 cent fish IJOnd ; Mrs. Don Bettin& and Mr. and Mees, co-chainnen, Mr. and room visltatlon was held and 1rs Organization wl\.1 nlt'e: m~ three mon . was named and plans made for tiona! purposes. S~pt. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crew, Mr. Mn. James Wlsecu , rinler Mrs. Kermit walton, Mr . and refreshments were se"ed by UN each month on the last Thurs 1 NurthWf'S:L ~hey \lsllrd Mrs - i he annual Hallowef' n party on Gibbs also spoki' brlE'r1y on this and M Roy Mayer Mr and me p Mrs Guy Guinther Mr. 1nd sixth grade mothers, with Mn. da ~ In tht> month to plan and YIKhat>! 's Slslrr H1 \~~.:All ahna , , Thur~day , October 29, whffi the I subje-ct. The fourth grade won Mra Rrosbert Mlller and, Mr. and gaMor.e are Mr and Mrs Don- Mrs~ Don Thomas Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson, chairman, and d i;t·uss fund·ralsing ror the st>n· then two brut hers anu ot er sh 1 h d b · · · · ' d h Cust Mrs VI t . . . 11 . k Pomeroy F:lt'mr-ntary . " oo I e allen ance anner . Mrs. Ray Riggs, 5 cent fish aid McKenzie Mr. and M r a. Richard Rosenbaum, Mr. an Mrs. Hug er, . cor lor lrlp The October mt't't ln~ n•lauve-:s and fn,..nd~ ' Spo PTA mel Monday evemng at , ' u- Mr G 8a itz M and Mt!:! Hannah Mrs Roy Mayer and Yo' lll be held Thursda~· t'\'f•nJng, an. Wash . a lllt'('e til Sea ttle, ' . ~ J wMt'mbers of the executive ! pond : Mr. and Mrs. Charles Le~ Lloyd WrlJht and Mr. and IR&D o • • ary m ' r . . n' ld in b 1pero 11 ht> :<f'hool H1 lrs . ayll barnth·r · ,.r,mm J!It>t' :1re Vrank Vauahan gar, Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Stru- Elza Gilmore Jr., baU toss; George Nesselroad. . 1 1 1 . ', '''''"on· .. u rl\"lf1{1 Or1" . Mr. and Mrs . av w ' e ' · h 11 1 0C'r 29 at 7 p rn tht> tg t '-'C lOU ,-HI 1 ' , ~ " r . -. a nd Mrs erman ar n•r t . "' • , The group \\ i !I :>pon -.or a Tht'\ rt-1u rn"'d bi t \)(' Unlnn Pa· , rt•t>tetl till" memhers at t h e prestd~nt; ~rs . Ha~old Tnp-- 1j•iiiiiiiiioii ~,.-.,.~-~..-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii""'j d:m C't· Sulurd~n ~Yt>nm)o( :il tlw 1 11u I~>~: LnUI" .1rrd .-., H ~ 0 dl-: lelt , ftrst vtce- presldi'nl ; Mrs . II nor. . M 1 ctr11rrorllli~;:\• schoolwtlh mo. Irom Sl !.outs tu Al!lt'ns Frank Vaug han. preside-nt. Hoy . M:~~r , se<"ond . vt~e presi·j - -~--lh"'' , ·· r·h3peronrng mc-ludmg ~lrs 1"\\n d urtf'u,, Lht' lllt't' t·m g, wh rr·. h dt>nl._ /\Irs JaiTK"s 0 Hnen, rePan \ C:.~..;r·r . \1r" r\orm:m lhtm- TO _ <\l,'FI\'fl ('ON\ ' F:~Ttn~ _ upt-ned with the plt>dgt' to the : r_n_rdmg ,st'"c:rPiary :_ Mrs_ L,eo i ph:·rr~ .\lr~ P:.tu! 1;t'rurd .HH1 1- 11111- StL!dt'nt C tllm ti! nv 111 rtag It W<Js announce-d Lhat lht' ( tt'W . turresp~nd mg secrt>-Mrs .lcltllt"~ C:·l'-\H'll bt·r~ ,>! H :~h:llna Hrgh. s( hnrtl. th... me for the year W.'l~ " ln fo r-1 (ll? ; ~1rs . Dwight Cu!lums, 1 ;:~ l.m g_ 1•.-llh .''~~If . r~ur~~·11 s_Pnn: ma t ion Please•· Also announc· trt:"a<.:uJf':. \-1rs . .Jack Carse~ .,l•r· 11r' \l,u ~ ~.IIJ dhf, l h C. rpt> ed was a health con terence to I and ~1r_s . Robert Couch, mem I Senior Mothllrl to •teet Each Month H." Party P/annec/ by Pomeroy p T A Fair and tool toal&bt, low 11-43. P'rtday portly d<lndy e with llttl• cban&e Ill 1 0 - lan, blJb 7t-7t. Good MEIGS TttEA TRE l ,·~rr ,._, wd! all l'nd the _, tflt f' Slu- lJ'C' ~"' 11,. td :11 Il a k Pr 1 r t•n 1t' r . ,..,_ 'lh"ns Hnuda.<:helt , . , bersh1p . .\lr<: Cf'nc -, · . (', mr'l1 C11 nn· n11on a t .Lwk . , ., Jnd M r~. Max: l•o! mer, hospita l· 11 011 1' t I " H·r ' · ' . ..,1111 ·, \1ill un <kwh(:r 18·19-2fltrh. 11 was voll"d to purchase a 11r_. Mrs l.t>(~n ~ ~t~·~n tght and 1 1 TONIGHT & THURSDAY .,.,,, ... ·1rt' H••lll'rl (,n·t>n . Le11h b 1{ "\'l' 1l' I':J (' k- ;tfl fl, I .... 11 n", ... t •a ho'•.._ l M1s . Dw1ght Cu llum s. ways and ' " " HOW THE WESl '\n \li!!o·r J:J ne ll Ca ll and Har-. t bl f th school I me-ans: Mrs F.!za G1!more Jr., jI 11 tenrus a es or e WAS WON " n lo \ ·· m Vlett'r !-lf'l:l:J Si ral wn L \ ' pnk• un PEP I publ !cll. y; Mrs. John Hunnell l'l'echmcolu r\ f'o aug 11::111 s . _ ' • d 0 , Dehbit· Revn .. l rl ~ . l arro ll Ba j 11 · the \\' \'a Student Asoc1a-' . I r·1 "rease or m:.~gazrne : Lt> o L rf'w an ' · wh1c 1 coneerns ;-m n.. r Kcr JIJ lm Wa\'rw Ru~~ I am t~t 1 nmt'Hln~ w1111u"' nn Sunday _I _ _ _ __ : vtt! \\1les. safely; and Mrs r, lyf. , {; n•gorv l'aek i.f•e .J Leon MeKnigh: Mr!-> _ C. t; _, 'obb. Hrnn F\mrl11 (~nrl\' ll Clark, Mrs. Duna!d .McKenzie, i l orw .... Kllr l Matrlf'n GC'u Pt·p H<\Nil WAS BUSY Jant. ,J:~s :'.tPwart Hr1·.harr1 Mrs . Rubt>rl Mill~r and Mrs. ' \I -\SON Tht' Wahama Wl1ite NHim<Jrk ThPitno H!lto•r l';i\1' 4111 Hand nwmh••rs were I t Kl'rmlt Wallon. delegates to Vrir kt' \ ::iharn:hrw~~' \\'a lln BrP!lnan HPnr'' \lm~~an hu ~\- I his past wef'k pdrhrl p<lt· . Cnu l1ty Council. 1\'1nll•'l of:\ '\(';l(ll'ln\ mg 111 f~lplt<( s Hotmco mmg p!lr- : i •\ 1\<il'd<eT ad~: 1111 Friday, and on Sa tur· l NEW HAV~~l\1 _ The C.nlrlNa_me~ ~s room mothers wl'l'e , Tech ntcolor C.:artoon 1-lllllll lll>' llt'Tll' ::.'. fir\ 45 111 111 r!a~· t\1e hand . along w1t/1 thrJr ' en Wedding Anni Vf• rsa r ~ of \ lr. 1 Spt>t'l:.il ~.dli\'<Jtwn. Mr s Mar· At!nlt~ ::;1110 Chilrlr•·n ~lk di i'l:'d nr . Joe lngN ick spe-nl lhe and .\ fr s (;_ H. (Benny! Hoff-! garet El la Lewis, II:'(ICht'r, Mrs . d;n 111 Sf!Prtn•r whl'fP tlwv look Jnllll , 01 lir(JaU 1--iun . w. Va , Hobert Lewis and .l\1rs . .J u h n . FRIDAY and SATURDAY Oct 16-17 pHrt in the Bl :wk Walnut Fes t!- Will b~ ubse r·\·ed un Ol't . 18, Hunnell : Kindergarten, Mrs . "7 FACES OF CJR . LAO" 1<-rl lht>l t' ' <~t thelr hfmw Mary Ca rolyn Hiley. tea{'her, , 1 Techn 1r• >lnr ·, ~--- ~ Th ev v.i\1 be tumPrPd bv , :\1rs. J ohn W. H!aetnar, Mrs., rnnv t{;,ndn ll .-\rllnu U ' f ' tHI 'lell. Bnrhar:~ F'dr-n .lohn Er tii('LI ·thddl·en with an , opt•n Harr~ Ra1 h•y , Mrs Hichard 1 Sll\1 IS BOHN •(';;flO .\'uah H~>I'J'\ 11 \lirP!'l ,\lr and \lr s. f);r nn \ 'nnmt'! , hnuo.;t· " horn 2 p m un til 4 p I sevier Mrs. Paul Eichinger .! ()\' l.o"o PJI \\\Jild(' J'S n!'\'f'l t'r Rt•l;.m ·. are annotln( mg \11 1:' m. 111 weiLon.r n·l~:~1 1 ., rs. M1s . (',u! Hoach Mrs KPnnet h 1 lmll 111 a da1:gh 1 f' l' , Lori Fl1za-• frwnd~ and neighbors 1McLaug ltl in, Mrs. Wilbur Per· ''SOLDIER tN THE RAIN" lll'l h. l id . :! < t! (';ltnrl\ •n Cl<1rk •! \ :!r. am! i \ 'lrs . Hoffman wererin. \1r ~_ l{1rharrl Rt~whngs and I la ckw C lr- n~ •m . S IP\!' \le ..)nPell 'I u.. ~ d~\ Wo•lrl J]o<. pll c~! Til t'\ 11;111' <1 sun . . r.l<trrit'r1 at Ni'W llavt-'n, w. Va .: Mr s. Ted Warner . 1 ])avid \t al ernal gr.mdparents bv thf' 1\ev Howard Ca peh<;lr t 1 ,. . SUN .. MON . TUES. '' 1 . ···nt' t' i · · h I' 1rst gra de Mrs . Fane Ken\t I !l.f't' r ant . rs. .<~ w 1 ~ Pd Brethren Churc ' R"uOct. 18-19-20 . d p.1l'rnH 1 . 1 OC'I °f th~her ' L' nii . l nt>dy ' teacher Mrs. ,Roy .. , 1 1·11 1:' . on " THE NEW INT ERNS" Btl~!' . Ht->!0\ ---. 1914 '11rs _ llolf-· , ' 1 0 ·\1id1.1t'll' all ,. . n B.arbarJ 1-.d L"n , ' · · r v· runel . !tr, Mr ~. Lhar\t·s Y... erry . and , I rlwstt 1 dl I 1 gnn J ~t·r .-; - ' ' m:m 1s tlle lornwr Hhod<t R_lc · Mrs . Dorothy Woodard, teach- , Colorcartoons t·r . Hul'int'. · retm~d ' · ard !\1_r_ 11 ot·r man 15 ':;;==========~:_:.:.::.:.:::,:_...._ . a ~ er, Mrs . Cuy (;uinlher .'\J1rs. V. ; 1 : !->BW rm\l anu thras)un g m?ch-1 D. Edw<Jrds and Mrs. Jack Car·; i IIIL't' up£<r:1!nr and farm er 1hey]st>y: Sec-ond grade, :vliss Mary ! : have r_f'~ id_ed in Ma son county 1Vi-rginia Reibel, teacher, Mrs. : ,.--------~"'·- ' a 11 lhrlr li ves. 1(;,.0 rge Nt'sse!road and Mrs : 'l'lw~· art• ttw pe•renls O~ Ber·. Pnu! Tav !or and Mrs. Beatrice ' d II t•l• \1 l' l,'elvn I mH" o man. · 1·'· ' Bineh<trl,• tea ('ht> r, Mrs. Pau l· .l ewe- 1!. and \Irs . GertrudC' 1 Chapman a nd Mrs. Elza Gil Housh. a !I oJ Letnrl Houle 1. 1rnon• .Jr. : Thi rd g r;-~Ue , Mrs. Mae ~ , One daug h tt:r Marc~l_lHe ~or_r. : Young \t"aeher, Mrs. Martin man. d! ('d tn 1945 .. I hey 1:.11:-o ~kA ng us ;md Mrs. Thurston h:-Jve st>ven granrlc!u\dren. Stone and Mrs. Ellen Gibbs, ""' =w ,, ,.. u• v ----~-~ trachrr,- i\-1rs. Bobf>rl Couch and 'fpuriJfJr~ o/ Aren Mrs. Robert Barton. POMEROY OHIO . 1 . , , _ , • - 1 1 • 1 ' "" I 1 1 hI ___.... I .w--•_j Woven CoHon ! 9 .95 to I 9.95 i Jurman's Genuine Moccasin with VAMP 1 ls quitE an lmprow:!ment o1·er tire of"iaiaal lndllll'l v&rllion! Made for miltill rJ W'Dlort.able r""'"'"'"'""'""'""'""'""'"=--., sey er, Jr., Signs; Mrs. Jack Carand Mrs. Richard Neufz. FALL SPECIALS! ling , pocket ladies ; Mickey : walking; lt.yltid for- distinction and iood looka. w!th that m~ble bit of quality whicb comet only !Tom Au Jlllla I Wi!! ia ms and COLD WAVES a • Jl&b. Reg. Reg, Reg, Reg. $20.00 $15.00 $12.50 $10.00 .. $15.00 .. $12.50 .. $10.00 .... $8.00 SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone WY 2-2207 1 F.venings by Appointment Closed Wed. At Noon OHIO. POMEROY, 0, Serving meat and potatoes? FARM BOY PATTIES and POTATO CHIPS For lunch , , . snacl< ,. af~ SHIRTS 29 to 42. Orlons/Wooll Made with two tbe game - quick easy -to-prepart- Far~a ~ and cnsp potaw obips. &y GRfAT EATIN' WHEN IT'S SvtAMS FARMS SAUSAGE Wut U.. aew '16 Country Kite- Cookbook? Se.IIO., ..... and Mldr- to: ... .._Boo mosl popular stytea ,iod· eOlorl. On Sale l'or with button through top. Sizes 14th to ex.tra Large si:r.e 20. About 200 to sell. MEN 'S SLACKS Our own $2.95 quality 2 SS.OO for lALII Young Ment 5,95 RHton & Cempu1 TROUSERS II, Golllpolh, ~ ! Two pockets, Zipper Jackets beautiful pered le&. Black• and extra larae. Solid co- crers-.ereens--blun. $3.89 $3.69 $3,29 ~· ...... ~ - --~ ... .,_. ~ r~----r:... r-• ~ Worn u 1 tobog-ean or pulled down makes protective face CORDUROY TROUSERS THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 15, 1964 Polyester Plant to Expand Ex-Mental Patient Sought In Assassination Threat mask. Jacquard patterns. 100% Creslan ·oii>Yiie cloiihie knit. ;. · 'stft and BOYS Well made, tough long wearing corduroy, excellent selection of styles in the best colors. Boys Sizos 6 !G 1B on Solo far STOCKHOLM (UP!)-A !Ill" vard University prolessor and a German chemist today WGD the 1964 Nobel Medicine !'rile for their research into the myster. ies of cholesterol which meoft. cal science has labeled tbo •~ lain of heart disease. Mons Sizes 29to 42 on Solo for $3.67 "CLASSIC" AUTOMAnC BLANKETS NOW - You can buy txiCIIy the right IIOY.. for yiiUr work - for huntln1 - or for driving. Elborfolds footure J'Wolverine'; end "Appl•Us" Glovos Past Officers of Racine Chapter O.E.S. met at the home of Mrs. Gretta Simpson with Mrs. Chlorus Grimm as assisting hostess. The meeting was opened by the vice-president. Mrs. Simp-son. Mrs. Harriet Neigler ~ead the scripture followed by Mrs. Grimm reading ''Lighting the Candle." Mrs. Simpson then read "You Can See God."' Each member gave a "thought for the day." Contests were won by Mrs. Bernice Carpenter and M r a. Hazel Cleland. The meeting , closed with a prayer by He leo I Johnson. j Refreshments were served from a table centered with a bowl of bronze mums with gol<l candles on either side tin cry· stal holders). Present were Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Hensley, Mr. and Mro. Wilson Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm, Mrs. Naoma Brio, ker and Ronny, Mrs. Helen ' Jobnaon, Mrs. Harriet Nelgler, A n outs~nding Electrle. Blanket by Beacon. A rayon and acrylic bJanket with 100% nylon top and snap fitted bottom. utuminated control Colors: Pink, Blue, Green, Beta:e, Red, Gold, Twin Bod-Slnglo <Ontrol, 63x84 - - - - $13.23 Double Bod-Single <Ontrol, 72x84 - - - $14.33 Double Boci-D\ntl control, 72X84 $16.44 Cqme in and look them over at your leisure. HIT AND MISS RAG RUGS Nylon Blend reversible all purpose rug. Multi color washable. New General Electric Portable 22"xW- Baseboard Heaters ' Hardwood .Kitchen Boards 1111y 14.~ . e Fits snugly against the wall e Blower circulated warm air eThin and low design, 9" low, S\4" t111n • Lightweight, portable \4Spreads a carpet of warmth eGives floor to ceiling warming e Thermostatically controlled To protect your and . counter tops 1000 watts, 30 Inches long _ _ _ 29.95 1500 watts, 361nches long 34.95 Jl:nlns IWa)'a uu a wood cuttin& board. FC!r .Uc:lnc, eboppiar, cutIIDJ ond pie preporatioa. $t79 Other Portable Electric Heaters 8.95- 29.95 GLAXO Tr..,apuent Linoleum Autumnal Impressions Coating Th• Plastic-type Finish gives linoleum a lustre that is long lastin& and truly distipctive. I& al10 protects linoleum from wear and makes it easier to clean, EUminatet waxing. Dries In one hour - water clear. Non-ali_. pery. $1.79 PINT $2.95. QUART Glaxo October's WitcherY Again is Enchantress I ' Shop All Day Thu~ay From 9 d.m. to 5 p~m. ELBERFELDS .· IlL - FIVECENTI FOR YOUNG MEN Past Officers of Rocin.e Group Meet ....... - ....... .. .... .... ... . - - . _ ,,.. _-.f!,.., Perfocl For Sthool Wnr Boys Convertible KniHed Face Masks SALE PRICES ON -- Memory Garden To be Opened Boys Sbet (3,95) On Sale - -- -· - - ... .. "'-~ of;~ _,._"' , .~ - IN --,I ' •• measure. Slim fit, ta· With Hidden Zip-In Hood Sizes small, medium, large excellent gifta-Now For cs Titus, Mrs. Frank Vaughan, Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr ., Mrs. C. E. Clark, and Mrs. Kermit Walton, door prizes; Mrs . Gene Houdashe!t, Mrs. Max Folmer, Mrs. Carl Morris, Mrs. Norman Harbrechl and Mrs. Pat Duffy, and Mrs. Kenneth Har~ ?r'V zs to 34 waist red, blue,. black or burgundy. Zipper front - hood zips away into collar, plaids. In all sizes. Make Al so, Mrs. James O'Brien, ; Mrs. Richard Rupe-, Mrs . Jam· ' Mn. Hazel Cleland and Edward Slmpoon. 1'be Novembar meeilq will ba wWo llrL Buill .... ' ....... Sizes Mens 4.95 Nylon Taffeta SPORT SHIRTS FOR MEN .. . Ullllell- . . . . . . . . I • AUXTIN, Tex. - Tbo jury was out on the "Texas monkey war" today , much as another jury once deliberated the same Chesapeake & Ohlo Railway Issues in the famous Tennessee company officials advised the Scopes trial ln 1925. Pomeroy :- od Middleport ChamThe jury thi s time was the bers of Commerce and otller !a-state Textbook Committee. cal leaders Wednesday evening Three ministers appeared be- to concentrate on providing adfore the committee Wednesday equa te housing for employees to flay the teaching of evolution of any Industry that migh~ loas godless, atheistic and con- cate in Meigs County. trary to the Bible. Speaking In the Grace Epis· co pal Church Parish House foiHurrlcane lsabeU stormed out lowing a dinner, Forrest Jackto sea today after battering its son and V. D. Moore, both C I way across the Florida Penin- 0 Industrial representatives, sula with winds up to 125 miles said providing locatioll5 for an hour. housing cannot be overlooked . Three small storm-spawned They suggested the Chambers tornadoes chew~ through three prepare a brochure containing counties, unroofing a church at information about the housing Rau Gallie, near cape Kennedy, posslbilities in Meigs. and injuring several persons. They also said, "Be sure you Other twisters touch down near are one team while working to Fort Lauderdale and Coral get industry to choose thi! Gables, south of Miami. area." They recommended other PI'JTSBURGH - Two major joint committees be prepared steel producers announced price with informalion about commun.. 1rtcreases Wednesday on certain (Continued On Page 2) products. Crucible Steel Co. announced price hikes on selected types of stab>leS! steel pipe and special agricultural steel products sold to farm equipment manufacturers. YQ!mgstown Sheet & Tube Co. lncre&seet - Us price for rebars, used for reinforcing concrete, to $5.25 per 1110 pounds. A similar move was made earlier by U.S. Steel Corp and follow~ by ot· her steel competitors. and All Woola. The pocket1 . . -bet·--.. - . . . . . . . . . . Jj . . . . . . en tin $2.68 Orval Wiles, bal· : rJoons. • ........ .... . •"' . a11" Winter Styles 1n sizes FOR MEN i ltou a poliiiMd look thai Kvale pouine cordOY'd. IIIII .. • The Newest Fall 1 Shoes Widths B·C·D·E !bk ter.uine m.x:casin rJ ip-011 Fourth Grade, Miss Carolyn 1 in Jarman FLANNEL lors - : Area teHchers a I tend ing the Smith, teacher, Mrs. W II bur 1 1 nrive-ln Conference sponsored! Young . Mr s. Ril'hard Rupe, Mrs .! r by tlw Drpartmrnt or C!a.;;s- 1Edward Rickard, and Mrs. Ina room Tf"adt~rs of the 0 h i o Meadows , teacher : Mrs. !.eon 1 : Education ~ssof'l_ation a l t ~ e I McKnight. Mrs. Roy Blanken· 1 Athens Sf'nlnr H1gh School m- ·ship ;md \1rs . Ha rry (' 1 ark; 1eluded Miss Lucille Smith, Ky- Fifth gr.<JOe, Robert Roberts, j ger CrePk : .\1rs. Elizabeth Chap· tcachf•r, Mrs. James Soul sby, man . .\1r ~ H~~.rol ·' Sauer . '\.f rs. Mrs. ,Jo.;;t•p h Struble, and Mrs. ' MMy Ha('On, Mi,;;;s Sally Stha::tf, Harrid t SfJt·n crr . tearht>r: Mrs. Eu~t>ne CamrLel!, Mrs. Thel- Oli n Boothe and Mrs . Charles . ma Camphrl l, Mrs _ Nellie Vale. LP-ga r : Six th grade, Mrs. Hel(;lad _vs M<1jor. Mrs. RobPrta !e-n Williams teacher, Mrs. Wi1· 1 : Wilson . .\1r ~ . Olive Page, and · \iHm Ne lson . Mrs. JRml's TllUS J : Mrs. Ann Turner or 1he ~o~t.h - and Mrs. Jay Warner, and 1 western Edu('lttion Assoctatlon. RH1ph Srwnrer. fp a('her: Ml's . i Tht' main speaker was Chnr- John Sebo and Mrs . Robert El- ! \es Cook. President of the D. bt'rfc ld. E'L \1iss Lucille Smith, SF.OEA member of the OCT Committees were named for F.:duralion committee was in ' the J-l;_illowt't:n party and in- : cha rge of the conference. elude, Mr. and Mrs. Victnr HanAttendinl': l'rom Pomeroy were nab , and Mr . and Mrs. James Nrs. Nolan Swackhamer. Soulsby. tickets; Mrs. Paul Tay· F.laine Rouse. Helen Smith and lor and Mrs. Roger Wa l k~r. door \1rs . Martl1a Husted, Vinas Lee prize tickets; Joseph Struble, \ and Avi ~ F'recker, Sout.ht'rn Lo- announcPr : Mrs . Marvin Burt, caL pianist; ~rs. 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