https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4e2f18769d4b803df01deed5514e34a0.pdf 185278b6e1488ab7de9e1c75232ed30f PDF Text Text •• 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. Leonard VanMet·l Complete selection HAND-SEWN ArtPlUl Cnn/erenre POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Housing Stressed In Speeches on 1 12.99 Dress Trousers LONG TAIL at y iJfOW" • WIRE 182 Pairs Mono 1.95 HEAVY WEIGHT 1 I NO. 156 At Elberfelds In Pomeroy You Buy Dependable Well Known Brands That Have Been Identified With Our Store For Many Years-- Brands That Offer Top Styling, Quality and Value. FURNITURE -- FURNISHINGS -- FLOOR COVERINGS FOR YOUR HOME and WEARING APPAREL FOR YOUR FAMILY. Hoff mans will Qbserve 50 h Anniversary ,. :::; VOL XVI ..... ,.. .... . . . -.ow voo • WEATHER • I " •:·' • • . . ~ •.... .• _, . ;. • .,. ........... . ' . ,..... 4...,........,..---------~~·""-~'-·· · .... '",....- ~·· ~ l �J.P.Oy S.ntlnel, Pvmeroy·Mlddleport,_ 0 , ~ · 15. 1964 Top Aide to LBJ Resigns ( for t~y have lnstaHed the Vankees as narrow 6-5 favorites . The Yankees stole a page from the Cardinals' book of comebacks Wednesday when they rode back-to-back solo homers by Roger Maris and Srrit>s. Mickey Mantle and a grand The oddsmakers obviously slammer by Joe Pepitone to an fl"t' l t h e 22-year-old, lanky 8.3 victory that knotted the yo ungs te:r from Mabton, Wash., best-of-seven series at three •populauon 940 ) will succeed, victories 11piece. ST LOU IS tUPI)-The New ' •wk Yankees send a comparah e boy - rookie righthander l-1 t>l SLot tl emyre-out to do a mum's job against the St. Louls Cardinals today in the decisive Sl'vt'n th game of the 1964 World So today It wu up to Stottle- l thrf'tHun homer in the 10th in- 1said KeanP myre , who will be pitchi ng wi th ning earned the Cardina ls a ~2 1 Gibson, a 6-fout 2. 190 pound only two day s ~~ I triumph and a ~2 series edgt' . righthander from Omaha. ~t'b . Won Game Two The winning pitcher for the l said he " felt \lke 1 jus! finis h€-d The thin-faced youth from the Cards that day was Bob Gil>- a 10-roand fi th'' af1er his s1x Far West pitched a seven-hitter son, and he is expected to be hit , 13 _ strikeou t performanee in winning game No. 2 here at Manager Johnny Kea ne 's choice <~gai n s ! th e Yomket>s Monday sun-baked Busch Stadium last again today . Wai1 For lkcisioo Thursday . He also started the " I don 't like to work a man Tbe formt-r Harlem Glob{'fifth game at Ne-w York Mon- wirh only two days rest, but trotter bask~tba ll pl ayer srill day but was not around at the Bob is big a n~ strom! And , 1wasn't fpe ling t>xar tly tfHl ~r finish when Tim McCarver's feel he can gel the job done,'' 1cent W edn ~sd ay and that's why Chancey expects to have his full corps ready Friday to roll . Last wee~ against Jackson, Phil Swindell, running this year at fullback in a season wh.en the league i.s blessed with several blockbuster · type fullbacks. demonstrated the power everybody knew he had af. ter being bothered early In · · the season w1tn ln}unes, The emergence of Senior right halfback Bob Smith as a passer against Jackson, augmenting the accurate arm of Quar~e_r~ack Fr::t nk Porter, gave v1~11 mg scouts busy moments With pad ~nd penci l. Sm1th connected on two for four . Porter on four of eight thro":"s. Sa1d Coach Chancey today : '' The buy s will have to work St>tr lt'il on a finai 1,==-----==----=----==------------00:~ whether to C1tJ~r·n un!r l aftt"r wa lch m ~ warm up tx>fore today's ga me. 1 1 ' I 'l l r1iJ\' t' f{oh warm up ear lv and 1f h·:•s not ready I'll W1 !h •l,uyl Kenne . HrP.o.'P Ve>r. I bt- thl' Hoh SadPcki ." <;lhson ~trongf's! -;1,1 rh ·rl <~nd appet~rt!d choice. losL Lhe secon<tl g<tnu:•. stri king nul nine kr•t"·•. Panthers Seek No. 4 at Nelsonville No. 4 - Three more to go. Thal's four straight SEOAL grid victories the Pomeroy Pan.. tht:rs want . They are favored w hget_ onhe _of_ them Friday mg t m I elr tnvasion of Athens County. Coach Bob Shesky's N 1 .11 G h d .11 bee sthonVI e r,•YThounHs Wdl e onponen . . e oun s own one I· Vl cto1, ~ so7e~~atl'60"f'agu~ upse over or orn _.a lpn IS. On th~ other hand, the Panthers, pt.eked . as an afterlho~ght In m1~~ptember as a s1xlh pla('e fmtsher, are challenging the big powers. of ~e league for . the ~ha~p1onsh1p Three straight v1cLor1es have be_en fashioned over Wellston, M1drileport, and Jackson. Pomeroy Coach Charley --- wa~n ·t Keane dens10n on lht' bl'for .. ~f'!lln!! i'Vf'll Aml'rican LPilgue- ch;om·l pH m-.; Mond11v I'HY~CA.&. to take you warml7 t hrough any kind of ID . Oli•s.~ e d wi th a blazing Ib;dl and a good r urve. Gibson hard to win at Nelsonville." ISimpson. and Robert Smith. w•m 19 games during the regu That's what Lhey've been dcr 1 Chauncey gave Gibbs credit li! r '-t·n~u 11 c.~s thr Ca rdi nal, ing all w~k. although Porter for pulling off a key p'lss interca me rro m 11 g<imes bac k and 205 lb. Bob Crow, guard, ception against Jackson, nose out the Philade lphia Phllhave been taking things lightly Nelsonville nas great poten-.. _"_.c.r_ ,' .J - _ he~ ;.md th~ Cincinnati RPds while nursi.,g post • Jackson lial but is figured to be weaktht· Nationa l League ch;•mr><or•-1 bumps and bruises. Both are ened by lack of depth and high -----__..---.. -:' ' sh1p. expected to be ready for Nel- grade material at all positions . Wants Ont> More sonville. however. However. the Hounds are Now Keane is hoping for The Panther forward wall has mighty at some spots, mainly more victory from the 'I "<eai1 be en rna k'mg t he hoes 1 for 1ts · m1ddle · '" guard on defense where Nebn1.~ kan th at would gi ve backs better each game, a feat 230 lb. Jim Pancake presides, "'•>r LoUI ~ lls fi r.~t world cham credited. to ends Dave Reed at quarterback handled by 210 ship m IR yea rs. and _ Re~ Cummings, tackles lb. Jamey James, and at the "Wbaie you re doing push-ups , 1 Sttotlem.vrt" w <:~ s handed t:ows Diehl and Harley Hentf- halfback slots where scatbacks It might interest you to know rouP,hest so:ones assignmen t ncks. guards Bob Crow and Gary Hanes and James Polley 1tbat besldei your bTP:lkfast I a rookie pitC'her si nce 1947 Don Cullums, and center Car- perform . and lunch, your dhm.-r is . Frank Shea, a su rpns(· sta· rtec.l son_ Crow . Ball carriers ~re _James, who can throw long, I ready, too! '' pit ched the Yank f'Ps to Vl<tlord Swmd~ll, Porter. Bob Smtth, dld_ n't pass once aga inst Galli -~ . ovt>.r tile nld Brookl yn and Bill Jewell. pohs, preferring to rWl the op- Mel Stottlemyre (9-,1): St. 10 the St:>Vt'nlh gn mt" On defense, and helping on tion when not handing off. Hay- Loui s, Hob Gibson (19-I 2 l. . au tumn class ic. offense. too. as needed, are nes and Polley are 135 pound- ! Odds·New York ravorrd 6_2 The ti-foot -2- li3 pounrl f' r Jeff Gibbs, Bob Emler, Bruce ers. to win sev~nth game. might ~ skinny bu t he's PA1d attendance - 30 ,805. Net tough HP Joi nPd tlw Ya nkt•e.<l weather _ they're priced right for you, 1 too. W ith zip-out liners. ~ · l1ds, ch ec k11 and plaidl. · I Fine Jackets 1el by Rugby Ski. lamin ate-d, pUt IJnt'd poplin s, 1 From STORM COATS Arkansas to. Upset Texas- -RI.chman I ~~~~~~~ ~h:~;~.~- ;,~omc~~~~ :.~~;~~ ~~~~~~ll~~c~:~j~~- ~~t~ - $42.500 52 Leagues nm~ o! 12 dP ! 1swns in lwlpmJ<! sllare--$42,503 52. pi!( h the Ya nkt•Ps 111 tlF"I! S1x game figures : st rAigh t p€'flnilnl cially impressive so far. ·d tl d '"I Stottlemyre·s bt' st P ALso: Utah State over New a! 8 en ance ,'1u · N l . t $2 "" 767 01 PI sink er. He also has grea t ('(JI IMexico, Memphis Stute ov er e reeetp s- ·'-"""• · · ay. Lrul fur a rookie Wesl Texas State and North ers' share (F'irst tour games Texa!. State over New Mexico o_n I $732.523.13. Commis- .FiRST State. 1 s10n~r s stmre-$306,715.07. VanQUALITY The Far West 1 kees . clu~ share $260.:182 .95. Washington over Stanford - 1 C~rdma!s cl~b share - $260,- ~ REGULAR The Huskies snap their 382 .00. Amen c<in ~.. eague share Certified Oil Station game losing streak . -$260,382.95. Natwnal League I share GOES BIG Creaeent At Chapman-Canaday Pomeroy toes. 1quan tbroatUne.. low al!d mi4 lleell for fashionable aecenl Airfoam ouab.ioaed for and Ion& wt~rabWtJ. Chooae from a wJdt ra01e of m .. and widthl. Size• a to 10. Widtht A, to ItA, AAA and AAAA. softn••• a. By MILTON RICHMAN UPJ Sports Writer TOKYO (UPJ) - Pickin' the weekend winners, or you deserve an 0\yrr,pic gold medal if you can predict how the Oklahoma-Kansas and Michigan State - Indiana eonflicts will come out. Even the odds-makers are bafned. They've made Okla· homa and Michigan Slate onepoint favorites and we'll go along with them on the Spar· tans but prefe1 the Jayhawks o-.er the Sooners in a toughie. The East Syracuse over Penn State _ b;r even more than last year's 9..() margin. Princetr .I over Colgate - The Ti~ers .smell :,nme raw meat. Boston over Cincinnati - Its homecoming game for the Eagles. ColleJ!:e 14.99 Hospital News ••fli•I' O •· owen. ~vbltlh• C"-1-et T•n...ftlll . llflr.' -............ ,..,...,Otl..~- .-Jt..., ••n 11\1 "nle llty Corn~•ny no ''*""' V'ol ..y llt&fttl•••• "vblltiUno 11 "om..-ey Otllo OHin 1111heno !/1'¥ t IJJ7 141Nr1•1 . , . _ w... 1-1111. .... ' ........ .. " " " . t'l... llt•lllnt ... ..., .. "'• ' " " offlc. .. ~~ . lhfleMI CVerttllrtt .... '"""''1""' ...,.,..11, lll11thll. Inc. ••' ._..,•• .... a..... H•• 1'o,.., City , ~ptlofl ,..... Nebraska over Kansas State, rowa State over Colorado, Detroit over Wichita and Dayton over Abilene Christian. The Soutb Alabama over Tennessee The Vols are .improving, but the only trouble is so is the Crimson Tide. Kentucky over Loui::tiana State - The Wildcats pull off another upset. Florida Stale over GeorgiaPretty 1eople are going to start taking the Seminoles serl· ously. Mississippi over Tulane-like mid-week practice for Ole Miss. Pitt over Miami soon Wittenberg 2nd In Small College f'.l!ll Mason Personal •ut· selection of sweaters and sport shirts. Downie-Gross POMEROY, OHIO 5 Air Force over Missouri _ ~~s:,h,;.;a~r•:.-,;;1;:260:::::,3;:8:2.:9•~·-..-.._,.,.-..::::W=.:""':':"::':·===P:o:m:e:ro:'~=================~~~~~ This one could be decided by a 'r point alter touchdown. 1 Navy over : allfornia - Middies get well again <.fter their licking by Georgia Tech. 1 Oregon over Arizona - Wild cats are out-matched Also: Wyoming o~er Western, San Jose State over 1 Washington State, Utah over Colorado State and Oregor1 State over Idaho. WINTER 1 UPTO Facts and Figures NEW YORK (lTPI J - World Series facts and figures : Opponents: St. Louis Card!-! nals (National League manag ed bY Joh n Keane.) New y ork y an k e e s (A mencan · I League managed by Yogi Ber· [ j 1 ra.) Winner: First team to win four of seven scheduled games. Results to date First game, st. Louis 9 New York 5: second game, New York 8 St. Lou,·s J·, tht'rd game, New '-ork Y 2, St. Louis t: fourth game, St. Louis 4, New York 3; fifth game, St. Loui! 5 New York 2 (10 innings); sixth game, New York 8, St. Louis 3. Series Standings-St. Louis 3, New York 3. NO TRADEIN PRICE Remaining game Thursday Oct. 15 , at Busch stadium, St. LouJs, starting time: 1 p. m. lo-cal time . Thursday's pitchers New York, N•• 'l'oiPtl o.u....... ., .,.... • ...... IV.II•IMo IO etntt ,., WEEK-END ... ........... - """"' ..... ........... 17 -- "''" '"''"'"" 11.to . , .....,., •alff• -....,_ n,,. .. , ....,Ice till Cheer the Pendleton• Coat ·~ _.,., ....., ttl.-.. montflt, SUt. Voice of Broadw.~tv ••• reporting A raglml'lleeoeela'lllle in the Cia- Tweed ••• JIIUV Yirgin woW. By DOROTHY KILGALLEN W1mllecl with~ MISS MIDNIGIIT'S DIARY: Several ~unions are about to seek new contract .. their standing =--------===.1 Y! I zorbal'ks win fifth straight in the upset of the week. T~x~s A. & M. over Texas Chnshan - These two schools always put on a fi~e show. _ Southern Methodl!lt vver R1ce - Not much to choose here. Texas Tech over Baylor The Bears haven't been espe- attend· SEE our fall I 29l NEW YORK (UP!).. Th e Mr. and Mrs. ·John Jloacll and United Pre s !I International son of Mason and Mr. and Mrs. Also Harvard over Cornell, sm•ii 11 1 tb 11 ,. .. co ege uu a ra tngs Paul Handolph, Letart, Villanova over Delaware, Co- ·11 f' t 1 1 d WI l Irs -pace vo es an ed revival BOFV;"OB. at the Oak Jumbia over Yale and Darl- 1 t os recor ds ·m paren theses : Grove Church -at Letart moulh over BrowrJ. Team Mr. and Mrs, Warren. Self The Midwest 1. San Diego St (9) {4.01 and sun or ·Columbus visited NoIre Darne over U·C-L .A· - 2. Wittenberg nt) (4-61 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. RusThe Irish will have to contain 3. Florida A&M (4) (2-0) sell Capehart and grandparents, 4. E . Carolina (3) (4-() ) Larry Zcno th->Pgh. Mich:!{a~ over Purdue_ The S. Massachusetts Cl) t!l- 1) Mr. and Mrs. Christy Blelner on Sunday Solverines want that Big Ten 6. Texas A&I (4--1)) 113 · Several from the Bend area lead all alone. 7. Delaware <2) (:}1) 103 were in Dunbar on Sunday Southern California over Ohio 8. Montana St . Col. <1) 13·2) 75 where they bowled for the Jun. State - This Is the one the 9. Louisiana Tech (4.0) 7l . 0 d f A M h 1 Trojans have bf'en waiting for 10. Idaho St. Col. t3-1J 44 Jor r er o mer can ec an· · · d ics. Participating on one team smce opeung ay. Second 10- 11, Lamar Tech were Russplt Capehart, Mason, Illinois over Minnesota - by 43; 12, Los Angeles State (2) Woodie Ki : Don Roush, Doug about one touchdown. 41; 13, Pralrle VIew 40; 14, Roush and rlarry Miller all of Kansas over Oklahoma - If Northeast Oklahoma 36; 15, New Haven. Bowling on the otb-you could see only one ball Lewis & Clark 32; 16, Gettys- er team for JOAM were Tom game, this would be the one to burg 31, 17, Western State G . tea<! Jl G nA pick. (Colo) tl) 26; 18, (tie) Abilene rms ' mmy ress, ~ Also: Wisconsin over Iowa, Christian and North DakotatStae by Roush, Aaron Scarberry and Ralph Roush. Northwestern over Miami (0.), 22; 20, Baldwin-Wallace 16. Mr. and Mrs. John Roach and son visited on Sunday with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mra. Harry Love in Pt. Pleasant. ~lrl .,., ' " ' lfl Nv•nc. et I'M . .II\ lamllld ofPice. IU-'0 1b Man. .... ,..,., ,,,. · P ant hers passmg games rna kes tht big difference. Aiso : Auburn over Georgia Tech, Duke over North earn-lina State. Florida over South Carolina, Maryland over North Carolina, Clemson over wake Forest and Army over Virginia. The Jouthwest Arkaq~as over Texas - Ra· C'ord u rny 1\k n's a nd boy!' mgotlatlons guaranteeing their mem;t>ers a steady lifetime Income, plus many ~er fantastic benefits. The upcoming proposals frobably will be introduced ;~ the lllee union, and its provision• of'J,er such complete "job security" It's a ;good bet that many owners of busmess· ,es may give up their executive status to · olD the llleer union for securitv Red arber, the baseboU announcer'• baseall announcer, Is on the verge of head· es - professional type. Obvloualy foreigners don't consider 's presumptuoua for them to try to inuence the United States political camJII, althouch you can Imagine the alent reaction if an American did the ~e thin& Over There. Eilample: Sybil rourton. •.Jlrlu.b-type lad)', wu the alar of the show at the opening of the Disco· theque for LBJ at Ei Morocco's Perona Room, demonstrating everything from the Frug to the Pernod Splash for the Democratic campaign coffers . . . . The Sheraton Hotel in Philadelphia kept it a deep secret when Governor Ro" Barnett of Mississippi was a guelll there recent· ly. They were trying to avoid a mob of pickets. Pamela Tiffin's agents are after the "Candy" role for her, figuring it will guarantee her stardom. Oh, come on, tel· lows: you know Rosalind Russell will get the part . . . Movies are more discouraging than ever - for females. Either the bi£ male attractions are growing beards or they're wearing corny cowboy clothes. Both· r.., rcello Mastroianni and Alain Delon aro planning to do westerns. (Think Heaven for Cary Grant!) 1.=- 11.99 Extr• A~ded Attraction .• , lAGS TO MATCH LEATHER GLOVES TO MATCH ' .... - - . ......,We with waf>!r repellent treatment. 8-11-55.00 JACK'S ASHLAND SERVICE W. MAIN ST. • POMEROY, OHIO • PHONE WY 2-3535 • JACK FOLLROD, Owner STEAK BASKET 69c • Steek Sandwich • French Fries eSiew .--~-NEW HOURS----'~ Chapman •Canaday In the .'Alddlt Block Nht to ll...rfeldt OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS .' .. FREE! I 5,000 TV STAMPS 2 3,000 TV STAMPS 3 2,.000 TV STAMPS 4 FIVE LUBES (5 Winners) S 3 WASHES (3 Winners) 6 2 Oil Changes (2 Winners) SATURDAY Nothing To Buy • No Obligation You Need Not Be Present To Win Drawing Oct. 17, 7:30P. M. 10 AM till AM 10 AM til 10 PM WINTER RECAPS COME IN & REGISTER FRIDAY----- 4 PM til 1 AM SUNDAY _ __ POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI STURE , ·~ - linin& _.mty OCTOBER 16, 17, 1964 FREE BALLOONS BAHR CLOTHIERS SYRACUSE DRIVE-IN PLUS A HOST OF Middleport, 0. SYRACUSE, 0. OTHER TOP PRIZES for ANY SIZE FREE 6 CANS RCCOLA WITH PURCHASE OF 8 GALLONS GASOUNE PLUS TAX & RECAPPABLE TIRE PACKAGED ICE U-HAUL TRAILERS �. · - ·· . .... ~~ · · · - - ~ · ·· ·- - ~ - -- ... .... . . ~ .. · · · · ~··· •· • · 1 •1' ' "' ' '~ . " • a •·r·m going to look'' Glbson. I 4-Dailv Sentinel. P omeroy-Middleport. 0 .. Oct._J5 , 1964 Ray Sadeck1 1md Rog~r Cra1g. · . Ke-ane said . st 1ft ytoslerday 1 Tut>~dayl but The manager said Gibson " is ft'i' l prelty good today . After a little stitr but he !'ihake!! th~t all vou' re usually ~tiff the day 1 off_ He 's a pro." ,,, , -, n<> tom ormw 1th" \ h.1d to bt>at tbe NE"w York ! Kt>ane sa1d Wednesday, " ll's I fr om behind." he added I 11 1arte~ a gamf' bu t I'm ready' ' By I.E0~.4.RO .o\.0 ,\1\tS . 1 1 _ , h :~cK . \ i,· b I tight agam It's been th1s way Keane sa1d he was "eanmg The p!td1er returnffi. •·J was United l'n·~~ lntt>rnationa I l lw II•·t II11r u ~ t ' a 11 1 1' K. 11 11a d morP 10 worry 1 _ . h OuiS < UP I I _ "'or ,, , an JJ .uamedd •l· t m latt> l<~d.l ~·. tht' order ~~ rnllch all VI:'Hr for us so Lht s Is nolh towa rd jBob 1 l.t bson" as to· t'a t' how 11 110 11 STl • • b h d · d tl b' 1 ht ·•bout than 1liS pt 1c er, · t'Rt t ~ mg new " Hb . ay ds star.ler an 1 ~ btg; gd "IThe old recorCI of 4·07 6 was ~vt't' Fir.:; t ba~t'man Hilt White St l.mlis Cardtn<ll :- and .\·lana,g·. Augu~; II! wln \li t' \ . 1t 1urwl . tng;;t'r Tht:y must 1 e ea Y l ~t:> t .earlu•t this ytoar hy anottu~r is one for er Johnnv Keane whu is b<~r · Lt'c•g Ut" pr nnonl on t ilt" 1, 1,1 d:1v \t'l\ Y u r~ Yankt'es and Met i " \\t> 're bto!lt'r o demg even . hall er sato 1~~ wou (BY REQUEST) 23 111 th'!' series . · On tha t diiv Stnttlt'myre. I Usuallv we have ha to come to go . team. I b d captain AT &aining rur a bt'llt'r conlr,_·il' l. U1 ' 1lt' St'<I SO 11 ·· · -- - - - - -- . '. . Thtrd aseman U ll - - -- fl h' ld ·ct I Swt~mlng fo r the \rJ ctortoulds Ken Hover , out~ ide of a grand o Is own wor recor se Amenc ans were I:J-yea r-o · . · 1 earlit>r this year to wm eastly Sharon Stouder of Glendora, sl<lm hmn f' r tn the ~o~r\ l game. l from Ger'llany 's Frt~nk Wie- Calif Donna de Verona of San- is not dmng muc Ide "1-'-k bv ' LAUNDRYK· · d he WOU 5 I C gand. Roy Saan of El Segundo, t• Clara Caht 14-year-old LJI - _ eane "' _ · ' DRY CLEANING 1._ "' • I'Ji., was f ourlh an d J om 1 !Jan . · . lley 1 h1 ·~ established s1aJS. ' lh thent Ca Watson of · Portola Va , · .. <\ftrr ·ttl you wtn wl · ' · , 'I y WY 2-S428 Nelson t>f Pompano Beach, t la. Calif. and C.Jth} t-.:llis of InPOMEROY ·rh ' all vear · vm1 can worr wos fr I dianapohs . Au stralia was sec · j ., 1 d d Th N h l d . H. d about thnt s urnp now . . tan O'Brien of Au stralia won 1 on an e et. er a n s ur ___ -~- -~-R.v LEO H. PF.TF.RSF.N tl1e JUO meters m a world rec· the · 200-meler breastroke by . The hau l of e1ght gold , two /'""':;~" JL:PI Sports F.dit(JJ l ord lying 10 st·<·onds fla1. Then 1.. hair from Russi a's Gt'Orgy s1lver and lour br.onze medals 1 came Ot'rt er. grimacing wilh Prokopenko with the favored today. !Jite~ the u.s. total to 34. ' I .10KYO IUP I. - Al Oerter of pain at evt'ry throw. AnL in the Chel Jastrcmski of Tolt>do, Ru ssia, with lhree gold, th ree hi-: tr :H·; ur••d l1and \l.t'~t Hah!'lo,dhN _ Y1 • hts OOdly final aflernuon event a s tunning Ohio third. O'Brier• knocked silver and four nronze , now has CO l •U\li:3L'".· 1! 'PI\ _ 1." Jdt furttlll'ilt' ' encased Jn a e ~t e tapr o d ' 22 medals 1 b , tt Us · ht Woody Ha \ t'S ha~ tl':uall~ t; .ken l w•L ke('P hi I ll ' 'u~ II :' ~ ~'!ne protect a rib injury, won the ~~s\: Je . . eJg .~ oa re four-t:k~~hs of l•d seconddon ~as·l ,,_-........-. .~=_._._._._._.._, 1 th e att itude thai fl(ITI·\ ·un ten·nn:· , lime . - . .- . 01:;-mpiC discus throw for lhe e I ~e~ ~ Is wor recor w•t a iilc,.,/ gift Eames dun·t l'uunt. alrlwugh I Ha.les 1\l•rkt>d ln.., tP<Jm hard lt hinJ strai~ht time hJday , lead- In the firs ! swi n ev ent clo~kmg o.[ 2.27.8. , FIRST they 're nwe lo win. ;·lut ~out I• Wedn•· ..,d;n and kt•pt the re· , mg the l lni!rd Swtes In stmsh· tonight. 1hr' 18-year ·old Scho\- 1he U.S. women s 400 meter QUAliTY The quality gift Is ern ('a]lf,m, iH ~ ~ ~~· hh ~;l t ur. ~1'1'11'' . <Ill r· \l r,\1 I!JII IM;•.r when in~ virtor ies in four spo rts on : lander of Lake Oswego, Ore., fr~e style swim team set .the REGULAR d<J y' s gume t'clfl n·g an~ .•t, t:-1 1 <b ~litll t' 11<-~w ~ ~h ·.l~· ed ~~.~~.lite e.m·! land and ~r·a . grabbed his third gold medal of thir d w~r~d record of . t~~ Certified Oil Station a nwml.Jpr ot the Big l!'l\ pll: l~ls ~~ lht,Oit llls v. ,dl ~ ~n JlCISS I Along tlw way. the rowe rful the games by selli ng a world hy dsplasdhl~g ht? Amen~a s4 -013518h W. M•in St. Pomeray . . ~a~l~~~~~'_:Y~': - ;:·:-.!:-:i:::ii:::ii:::ii:::ii:::ii:::ii :::ii H;-1ves :-till .~ 111 .nts " '.t' l tl1f~ •ll kn ~e <Jnd go. II Hwft elutse. d I Amerw;m ti-'Wll p1.1ed up sevC'n ; reeor-d of 4.12 . .:l 10 win the 4 oo.l;g~o~l:;_;m~e~ - -- ·_ ~·•~r~t~n...;;, ·-- __ _ _ ___~_~ . l' t-;II'I Jce tap('rs n to ay to a . go ld mc'd,·•ls . g"r·ned a lr ip le 'l meter free sl\_'le. '~2 ·3 humili .:tllllll nuun·d 11!1 11~:; 1 11 1 k 1 1 1 " .~ " ' Ei ... 1nne r· 1·n sw·rtmner Don Sehol· Sehollander , a st udent al '.\'II'' · 011 am no l'On\.a(· a ~-~ (Jhtu Sta te team b:V tlw T r,lpn~ 11 1 1 0 1 hi 110 " ' pr<JrtJce. •s :, larrdcr "''rrd r"gained world su-I Yale , earli er won lhe 100-meter l ' )ilsl Vt'ar •H ! 11 ~ .o\ n g(• l t'~ <~nd ''• . ,·. 1_" ', dP1__s~_ 1. Y · t 'P k ril d~ · pr·"n ··~ r · n 111e 100-m"tcr da sh I free style anc. anchored the ,· 1 _ht' is tak trt!\ thi~ j't:'<lr·s 111:tkh ' '"·:'" ._ seriuusl~· __ whirl• 1·puld he lwi and eigttt -oared rowing. ! 1riumphanl U.S. 400-m~ter tree 1 1 \l :den Alonw. lln Argentine .- Bob Ha yes or Florida A. & s1yle relay team. ] news tur tilt· vtsttr•r·~ . . Jt'signed the sta ' ue ··christ of \I., wearing borrow!"d shoes , j At his peak 1onighl, he I Ohio s· :rtt> l':m t·~ c1 :\ n rer- lil t' And'· ~ · :. started the parade by winning clipped rive·tenths of a second USE OUR ord and a .st'l'( • Illl·p ! <~r·l· r.mk•ng CHRISTMAS nationally into lite en n 1 1· s I . TH( HUDEPOHL 8R£WING COM r ii "'Y OF ClNCIN ,' U•'fl , OHI• <J gai nst i-1 !Jth-r;Jitd \i1Uihr•m . lAY-AWAY There is no Tomorrow for Cards' John Keane 'I 1 I I Consider Cal Game Big Ten J:.I I Bout-- 1 a"'J es DRY CLEANING SERVICE I I 28.9I BULOVA 5 55 Cal ifumi~• kam WJih :1 :! · I mark tiJat llll· I1 Jd1~~ a li 7 dt• Jeat bv l\1ichipn Sl<~lP. Tile Huckt' .\ 'l ' ~ :~ n · ligun'd il une luuchdDwn f:~VIII'IIf' IL• _•t' " like-ly WOitld p l'l 'it' l' I~W \ ll'l•ll'! margin :o IJt' llltWh b 1 gt~. · 1· <llld i~ workin};! '"w:lrd tl u t end I But tilt' lll JU r ~ hug could prove a lad1\1. lor ti lt' Bul'k~ I ha..,·e sollll' llllf\t l!'t an t nu•n h11b · ' bled fro m 1;_1:.1 wt•ek ':-; g;urw and this weP k' .~ rugged dri lls. Two Ot•ffn~i\ ' t' [\tj•n Hurt 11 <lppt>ars tl•:tt Cilrn,·rha('k Doug Dren•k. out wi tl1 .a !->on· knee. llnd dden,in' h;lifba('k John Fill. <; til l ~ 1Jf l 1·rin~o: f r11 111 a con('ussi•.\11 . Irk{']\' will rw'. ~t;u · t. Thev Mt' reg,Ji hrs. St~'VI' Drl'f:Fer lias fi llt•d in <:a · puhl .v l'ur Orrnik . hut a ~W1 1dl . had to be madt' to plug Pill's ! spot. Al'lllt' Chnnko moved ()V er i from ~art'tV to take the JOb a nd Middlt"lllw~ soplaomure .J1m i Nein has be('n moved to ':W fety . i Hegular t!lf1!nsivc lmlfback i Frank Barringlon received a 1 mild ankle sprain Wednesday, but wa! expt"ctffl to be re<~dy. 1'Jr kle \Tark t;n·rn wasn't ~o CITIZENS BAND FOOT COMFORT 1 A pI G P 1 Miller ••• BAREFOOT FREEDOM CB COMMUNICATIONS SINGER ' Marguerite's Shoe Shop CDI'nt Ptnd link U. )II · Wbill IOid. 17 IDW llf lewtla. 10 #abric Shop Singer Sales & Service $5US McCall's Patterns The Laurel Cliff Health club 1 wilt serve lunch election day I at the home of Mickey Fox, 1 next to the Pomeroy Prednr1 voting place. Mrs . Charles Diehl attended a funeral of an uncle in Whet'!· ing . W. Va . Mr~. Vernon Howell ha! ~ turnt:'d home from Meigs Memorial hospital. Howard Allen and Cindi and · Christi, of Fairborn, visited ov- ' cr lhe weekend with Mr . and ! Mrs . Orv ille Allen and other re· Ia lives. Mr. Larry Michaels has moved his famil'f"'to Lorain, whe~ he is emploYed. I Mr . and Mrs . Roy How ell rl' I cent ly atlended a Demonat ic meeting in Cleveland. Mr. a"fi: MP&r Lewia Fox were hosts recentlY to a ·nemocratic meeting . Mr. Walter Moeller ol Lancaster was the guest speak er. Mrs . Ross Poulton of Canton spent several days recently vi s:. · iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Howell. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoffman, Columbus. were dinner guests I Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Hom· 1 er Ha!ley. Miss Polly Karr of Columbus spent thi::. weekend with her parents, Mr . and Mrs. Charles Karr . Mr . and Mrs. Murl Harris and chi!d i"en of St. Albans , W Va ., recently visited her parents, Mr. and Mr~. George Renshaw. Lester Brookover spent sev· eral days with relatives in Sandy. W. Va . Mrs . Martha Russell c1 Brad· bury visited recently with Mrs . Georgia Diehl. Mr. ;md Mrs. George Mowery Jr . and children of Cleveland, Mr . and Mrs. Milford Mowery and children of Pt. Pleasllnt \'i"'ited recenlty with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mowery. -' Sr . Mrs. Georgia Diehl spent a ' day with her sister, Mrs . An· na Buck. Rutland . j 1 1 I ( POMEROY When You Think of a Walch ... Think of BULOVA .....,.~ <.41t~ ctyoto! «c.<:l <ro..., 01• I"IG<I • OHIO POMEROY GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE 115 W. SECOND WY 2-2284 dlnting diamond buut1es, tvtr)I8Ul0VA Pomeroy Society Notes NO PAYMENTS TIL JAN. I, 1965 \_.. b 1 &ift quahb' w•tu. REXALL DRUGS Laurel Oiff LAY AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS T/;~ u~aniiOn bl'lctlll . In • By Bertha Parker Dllntr trl· dnlgn with a lt- IEWDIIGI" Watc~s. SWISHER & LOHSE TYPEWRITERS uus Pharmacists fa Serve You WY. 2-2955 If See Our &te!!Sfve Collecttcn of BtR.OVA From rwued 'IUterprooh' to e 3 Registered • SEWING MACHINES I '"'r Every pharmacy student is requ ired by state law to complete one full year of practical work, under the supervision of a Registered Pharmacist, before applying for his license. Take home some Hudepohl for the weekend. When Kb:~~r would taste good, Process 14-K ;;;:mak-es Hudepohl taste great. . \ FOREMAN &ABBOTT Oeanmt, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Reedsville, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne 102 E. MAIN POMEROY ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 Wines and family, Carol Faye Princ_e_o.!___Long Bottom . _ _ _ L==============,...,======,.-'1 1•••1 TRAINING e Sona~r--------~===:=:=:=:=:::::~ Society Notes I H•UOit A I'IIMsome W'tfeh III'IJ wl1h pride. 11 [IWII precl · sion lllll'llllllent, lhOC ~ · rulstant . [lpanllon bind, In r~l low or wh1te . FEATURING - - - - . Now You Can Have Real 1 CONCEifO EIIJinl 1111· end took In 1 lln1 11 ••1ch. Moclun routllful lt)'linl. h1ow1 preclsloa qu1111~ tbfDUihOIIt $29 .H RADIO EQUIPMENT · 1 1 PLAN! I i I. a mght l I I occasion ••• I ociety otes Society Notes I '' } Eastern LocaJ S N Old Salem I ' hS•• 0n Lan dan dSea Trlump I Mro . Floro Cba,. and daughl· 1 bo.n a patl..,t, lollowl"'l ourg- to the M•IJ• Memor1al HMpltAI Dally ~Pntlnel . Pomerov-Middl•port 0 ., Oct. 15, 19e4-ll er , Mrs . MarJin Jeffers, vis11~ry, at tht> Holzer Hosp1tat iii a t Pomeroy alter h;mng btt>n _ __ ed reCently with the former 'a GalUpolia. 1 injured in a fall. She .was d1siiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sister, Mrs . Grover Stout. Mrs Leota Massar and Mn . 1charged from the hosp!lal SunMr and Mrs Corwm SmJt h I Sandra Massar and children. d<iy . and daughters, Ka!hy and 1 o1ana and Charle s. called at .\i r and Mrs Norman Mr.: • . Susan, of .c?Jum bu~ were th.e 1 . the Marion Riggs' home at Ath · Cam and daughte rs , Sherry . ,.,,w..,"~ w.: »W Miss Pam Wilson who Is atweekt"nd vtsltors w•th their Mr . Lloyd Summerfield has 1 ens Sunday evening The Riggs Fa u and Amber . spent 1 he 1 1 111 tendinc Morehead Coll-ege in 1parents. Mr . and Mrs. Marvin Teaford and Bobby wines- and have a new baby daughter . Will t"~ h 1 I weekend wllh Mr and Mrs. Tom I 1 -~ · at Lexmgton. · K.ent uc kY· j lu ers ~~ e P.. of small . em· Kentut"ky spent the weekend at 1W'ilson aod Mr s ·. AI rna S mlu1. Larry Grimm, Columb~ ~ s: Mrs . Mr and Mrs. Robt'rt Gr11y p errm P , Y. '~he S~·Ial SecurJty A_,d- home . Harve~. Erl~wme of Rutland Jessie Parsons, Ashland ; George and son of Cincinnati, vi sited I Mr and Mrs . Ruy Riggs and mtmstratlon Will save more was Vl!'Uting Satur.day afternoon and Roger Parsons. his parents, Mr . and Mrs . R.! ram 11y of Pomeroy ~a iled on I than $1 million dollars next year directly to magneic ape. The at the ho~e of his brother, H. Mr . and Mrs. Floyd Norris, I R. Gray over the weekend . :Mr . ~nd Mrs . Ge ne R1ggs , SunIn ope1ating costs, announces present use of key.punch oper· F . Erlewme. Mr . and Mrs . Herbert Roush, Mi ss Maude Creel wa s taken day t'vening . 1 William P . Barker. IYfDrietta at0-rs will be reduced . Much fast· Mr. and Mrs . Max Arnold Mt'8 . Bob Adams, Rev . James " Dependable Pierce-Simpson Radios D•:::;trij'l Manager ~"r tha-n humans. the new read- and daug~ter, Rosana, were Morrison attended homecom- 1 This savings will occ ur tr er wil l prnct•ss reports at the Sunday. dmne~ guests of Mn. ing at Morning Star church <; fi1 ,1 11 t>mployers a nd those who rule of 45.000 to ~U .ootl lint>s an , Arnold s coustn, Mrs . Blanche Sunday afternoon rf'port household workers will hour , Nelson. Mrs . Erwin Gloeckner a n d print or typewri te thf'ir reports On\'-half of the 60 million .\ir. Grover Stout . . who has Davis were Columbus visitors rather th<ln write in hm!(hand . wag!' reports reat'ived earh quar been a medH;al patient at the Saturday . A new electronic readmg Itrr art> already t_ypt-'s 0r prinl- Holz.er hospital , was returned Mrs . Miles Childress Is vi~· mal'hine will be put into use in f'd The reading machine will to hiS hom~ last week . iitng Mr . and Mrs. John Wit· the Baltimore lwadquarters of s<Jve abou t $1 million a year by ~rs. Ketth, Weaver .a.nd two Iiams at Boversr.on . Soeial Security ir4 1965 to read procf.'ssing them . The savings chtldren of CoJ~mbus VISited the Mr . and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons. the and tra nsft>r them will be even greater. Barkrr past week With her .mother. Mrs . Caroll White , Darla and Also Choose From said, if more small employ· Mrs .• c~over Stout, durmg . Mr . Deanna , attendlt"d reviv:~l serThHe Fine Radios FIRST ers wit! print or type their quar· S!out s Illness at t~e h?.sp•taL vices aL Bald Knobs. e Mobile Whips QUALITY Just as vou have onlv one terly report s rather than hand- ; M.r · a.n.~. Mrs. Wald Nicholson Mr . and Mrs . Floyd Norris , ' e Johnson REGULAR write t h~:>m Tlwemploycr shoul d jwele vJsJUng Saturday everung Mrs. Herbert Roush called on • Ground Planes pair of feet . so too there be certain to show both the 1 WJLh Mrs. Blanche Nelson: . , Mrs . Lettie Spencer and .\1rs. Certified Oil Station work er's name a nd socia l St'· · Sonny NJ~holson : who IS m Vera Craig. Syracuse Monday . is "only one shoe" for e Gene ral eCable Pomeray curity number. Barker added . the Army, •s sl~LJOned. al ~1. 1 Mr. and Mrs. l-' ranklin Lawe Pol y tron ics you! ~~:::ii:::ii:::ii~5=::ii::::ii"""~~~,;;;;;;:;;;.:.:_;;~::,_;::.:::;;~, II.Knox , Ky ., for his baste tram- son and son of Columbus spent e Crystals O'I'l'ER and RED tng . SWlday with Mr . and Mrs . Char· AAA TO [) eH allicrafter THE SMART WAY TO SHOP FOR CHRISTMAS e Accessories les Lawson and family . I e fOVe Mr . and Mrs. Roy Bueh enler-' tained Sunday in honor of their daughter Sue's birthday with a TRADE UP NOW TO BETTER America·s Most Attraclivt' Shoes For Ct)lllfort dinner at tht>ir home . Those at• tending were Mr. and Mrs. Rarly Roush , Pam Buch, Don BeeWe fit you in the shoe designed over "your'' }(1st 1BY MRS . HERBERT ROUSH gle of Columbu:'l and the honor· fit and comfort will amaze you . Guests over the weekend of ed guest. : Mrs. Kate Rowe and Ada were Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mr . and Mrs . Gt>rald Wells, Heiney, Friday and Saturday Mandy, Syracuse ; Mr. and were Mr . and \1rs . Ralph Farra Middleport Mrs. Carroll While . Darla and of Virginia, Mrs. Rose Thomas N. 2nd Ave. w.;q - -- - - - - - - - - - -- I ROBINSON'S ., • "' U. S. S . Cores FOur SmasIllntl &1 SOCIAL SECURITY 2-HOUR IUS • I At 01 ymplCS as P<i<•l plltlla 1. 'I' '\ eNO STAMPS e NO GIMMICKS eNO GIVE-AWAYS GET THE BIG DOLLARS WORTH AT SIMON'S GROUND BEEF SLICED BOLOGNA 3 lb. ~ 3 lb. PURE PORK SAUSAGE _ 3 lb. BACON ENDS _ __ 5 lb. I I ,' 1 PORK NECK BONES _ 5 lb. FRESH PIG FEET _ _ _ 7 lb. GENE YOST, PROPRIETOR 3 ~~~s THURS.-FRI.-SAT. OLEOMARGARINE _ SUGAR~~~~ 6 lb. 5 lb.49c 5 $1 No.2 1h PUMPKIN BREAD ~!~~M___ 8 $1 CAN MILK POTATOES u;~:;~.._- 50 lb. $1,39 cans t•ll car11 "FREE" WASTEPAPER BASKET How about some family fun ton ight? Eat out' T~ ke Horn and the kids out to dinner. Relax in a sooth;ng, unhurried atmospher e. Enjoy conven ience Let each member of the fam ily choose hil or her favorite d1sh. It will be so attractive to the eye and so very pleasing to the taste. you'll be glad you came. It's fun to e<Jt out, especially during October, National Restaurant ~1onth. • With Purchase Of 8 Gallons or More of Gasoline 'l'he small son of Mr. and ON ALL 0 e REGULAR GOLD SEAL TIRES TREAD 0 R WINTER TREAD e 10~ •' GOLD SEAL TIRES AT SPECIAL DISCOUNT MAY FOR THE • KIDS! FREE CANDY and BALLOONS ". ,.. ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....J ' r . Mrs. Browning has been ill with pneumonia. ALSO BE PURCHASED AT •.. , Proffitt's Wholesale, Racine, 0. - -- - Golden Ripe SIMON'S Self-Service Market Pomeroy OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7:00 P.M. Wolfe's Keystone Stat!Qn, Racine, 0 . SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. COMPUTER WRITES 'FISH STORIES' LONG BRANCH, N. J_ <UPII - A "desk - top" computer system developed here has gone to work spawning fish stories for the U. S. Bureau of Commercial fisheries . 'l'he computer uses known facts and statistics on the ret production ability. weight increases, life span and similar data oo fish species to pro. jed information about fish population for the Bureau. ac· cording to scientists of Electronic Associates, Inc. T h u s the Bureau can estimate, by also noting actual commercial fish cat<hes, whether popu!a~ tion! of given species are iD· cre..tna or de<realln&, ••• and when you ·eat at home .•• tor the 6ame •ppetizing rea ct10n every time bread Is served to your family, im;ist on Heiner's enriched bread 'cause Heiner's goes with everything good . Fmer texture, better taste I :"::\f _, ; ~ '•4' ··, . . .·---- ·rc " ~ . . .. - .' . ·.if'~~ - '"1-- ' ' -·· J - at you r fingertips. �I - By Mrs. Jobn Stout , R. n spent Ihe wt'f'kt>nd with Xenla and Mr. ~Ill Wallace of The Lend . A ~ Hand Sociher sister, Mrs . Freda Miller. Midd leport YlSJted SaLUrday ety met at the home of Mrs. with Mr . and Mrs. Henry BeaMr and Mrs. Howard Knight ver . Duane Stanley with Mrs. Clair and Mrs . ldt. Knight we~ guests Waggoner the devotional leadat a b1 rthdt~y dinner in honor ·•DOWN TO BRASS TACKS" er . Mrs. Don Cotterill presid~ Your Dopondoble of ·Earl Knight at the home of U!l;e of :he expression "down ed ovet the business meeting Deolor for dunng which it was decided to Mr. and Mrs Earl Knight of ! to brass tacks'' to Imply get· 1 hold a bake sale. Those atMrs. Letha Koblentz spent Middleport Racine. Ohio ung down to the actual fact tendlng were Mn. VirgU At. Thursday at New Martinsvill~ . 0t"l obtor 12 Mr nnd ...,;\!r" ll:tl'f' Y t ! o·~ Mrs Lillian Frost entertain· started with sailing. The referAND Mr. and Mrs. Richard .Harton, kins, .\1rs . Frank Halliday, :\1rs. ",•rf 1fHI1 ,..r 1!11• ,1~ o,[ \l' 1111 1 f!t·;H Sirs: ed with Tupperware party Moo- ence was to lh€' cleaning of the Robert Jewell, Mrs. Kenneth Long Bottom._ attended_ ~n in- day night . Demonstrator was hull of ships so thoroughly that I nm \HI! lll/;! \Oil .md vntrr \ 'r~ L t'll, 1 I \• ,., ·1 , .•er,l.tfl t h1~ i ~'tl~' ' ! u !h ;t nk •• JU Welsh . Mrs. Margaret Douglas, su~;nce ~ee:g ~~ Ch! l ilco~e. Mirkey Stultz of Columbus. ill !1 ' the bra ss--colored bolts on the I Phone WY 4-2150 'or 1 ou r· P~->l:wr :il~t) n anrl !wlp Mrs Homer Lee, :'vlrs. Don ndrd. anhte rsf.Cl arlencde ox Mrs. Sallie A!lison of Racine bottom were exposed. I .\ lr and \ 11 I I I . 11' :u·,, g 1 \~l1 111 f1n· t•·l';1t1T rwn I <Ill'-' e I ·' Co ,,·rill Mr s Cl•l·r Waggoner a aug r o eve an \ <~':l' l>~ll HII-' m l·'l;•n d;r t•m,·rgerw~ '!]lla d Ill tile p<1S t Bnd the' hoste.ss, thP wMeekend with his ~ister , Mr . and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Beaver . Jyl. Jt>ff and Joy of Mid( h 191\4 · Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Welsh 1and .1 rs . Robert Wood a n d warm and cozy ways to \ 1r :md \lr ~ H.tl~•h H:t·l•m. -11 w· rnonth-: o I e y~ar dleport spent Sunday with Mr. Other memhers of these two were in ColumiJus Monday on amt y. '.lr '-lnd \l t-. 1\illi.Htt l;l t ''l'i and Mrs. Henrv Beaver. u 1111 ~ fl'rl ttw ~a nw a:- 1 do ahusinf'ss_ Mr!! . Navada_ 8Paver an dreamland ... in new l:lllt.l Hl'l'ltl a [3 .t~·t. m . Ut>n"'i:l nd Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. i bou t lhe fine news ruver<:~ge Mrs. Lyle Hysell ha:s been Mrs. Freda Miller attended an 1ArLex Party at the home of Mrs. Laura Mae Hartung and Mrs. anu \br1 ,_1·n l ; ~o 'wl .\tlwn - were . d b h th:11 IH' hii w· n•cervt• a sent 1rom er emp 1nymen1 N . H M"ddl Opal Eichinger and daughter 1 l·alling on ~h .111d \It ~ C/l."lriPs d k t th h 1 b eltlt' ayes at 1 eport. 00 Laura Jean spent Tuesday at Again we co~e to you _an, I LT. REY~OLDS as a coo a e sc e- Richard Frost returned !'•·" -' '')'. vour st atf ask111~ for a IHI e cause of illness . Mrs. Lester ' "-" Parkersburg. f IN THAlNING - 2nd Lt. Henrler~on replaced Mrs. Hy- Ohio St.ate University . hi M after d Mvis- Mr. Gale Wallace and son of v is1t1no \1r and \lr~ (~ tl y ~ssistance. We. the members o 1tmg ~ . . , d . · . s parents, r. an rs . Havnwn Wt 'rt"' .\Jr- anct Mrs. llw Ha,..me Enwrw·n c~. art> .t · }r,mk Nt>lson Heyn_ol s of M11-~ :;;el l durmg her absent.:e. Wilhs Frost aud sister, Billie Ke;rh R1de nnur Che~tl'r. \la r- bout to begin a fund drivt' for ~on has ~nrulled m the OrdMr nnd Mrs Robert Clark, J gie Nt'l\lun :-md fJmi lv. Po~me- 111w t·nwrgt•m·v un it ~in('P t h r- >~<-I~Ce Of!tcer BasJc trammg !\1r and Mrs Thor Carsey and e~~- and Mrs J ohn Ginther ro\ and \lr <HJJ \lrs Tum !lay nr-w truck was bought about 1course at Aberddeen Provmg 1 Mrs Lana (;ibson attended a of Torch have moved in the rr.im. \\e d!d have Ground. Md Hevnolds, a gr<Jd· Hepubl1can dmner a t the Sac-j 1 four yea rs Ctgo 1 remodeled home of Mrs lwo Other fund dnvPs. but they uate u! Wah<rma hJgh School, 1 red lleart Church in Pomeroy. new Y ( d \t Dinner gu~·q~ o M 1 r an rs were for the tanker truck an d recently rece1vt>d h1s commts Hobt>rt Taft , J r, was the fea - Paulme Ridenour ElizaUeth Wickham 1 We Repair All Fred Lark 1n~ wrre Mr and llw n~w radiO umts \H' h<~d to ' sw 11 of Senmd Lteutenant with turl:'d ~ peaker "1rs. In Pom~ Makoo & Models k P' 1r_tl an d hu_v. We are sending _enveope t s the weq Vuwnia ._. ~Irs. Howaru·' I.a_r·ms_. National Mrs . Olan Hys.ell an_d daugh~ spent the past week d \, 0 ! 8 nch h I roy visiting relatives . and \f r. an - rs . ran !a \~l l h r; 11·d mscrt s. w1!h pone I Guard. He i1J the son of Mr. ter. Kay_, _of ~1mers~11le, spent Rev. Warne went to Veterans 1numiJe rs where the uses of ou r and .\'Irs. Frank Reynolds. I a day VI SJ tmg her Sister, :\1rs. Ht-lpre. Audre\1 Smith and Leone H:Jb- \"in: tklll nnd enwrgency unit I ' Von Cotlerill WHospital a,t Pedittsburhgh and kMrls Relas In wonderful comfort · · · · · I 1 · · arne re urn to er wor n WY 2-2251 co<·k were overmght gue •L~ of nn be obtamed . These et ers Mr and ~1rs Cary Horgan \\' v· .. and dream delightfully , in Pom.roy 608 I . Metn St. · ' lll'ln i.; ~t'nl to rr-sld - ents 0 f I . due Hl"f' and family and Mr. an~ Mrs. est Lenore1rgm1a Betzing of Reedsville Iva PaUer.~on , (,•uysvtlle, our nfi'w sleepwear that 's co~ to the death of Harnett Bry- nacinc, Lttarl. Portland, LeJames Burgan and family of ..~::.::::.:~;;;:;~;;;:J;::;::::~=~~:.:::~;;::;::;"'l l l zy and colorful, pretty and ant. a former res ident of lwre. tn rt Townsl11 p. Sut1rm 'fowns tllp. : Columbu:; spent the weekend 1f Mary Pierc•· spent the "'l'Pk - and Lf'bano~ _Town ship. Any- l C\\'S at th{' ho_me of their mother, practical. Choose 80Wn!, paend visiting in Tenne!'isee. mw nut recetvmg an t:neve lop, 1 1 \1rs. Mtolhe Burgan. iamas and eleep coats ID 1 Mr . and Mrs. Oon Cotter ill Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter !Jut v.-ishin~ to don ;de mH\' m;nl , pl ains and floral s. wrre visiting .\i rs Hanson Hul- 1Iheir donn lions to Thr Hn~·mp ~lr ElitiU H<:~mrick of Webster and family spent Saluday cv·· w. \'.1 wa s the guost : enmg wtl " hh IS mo th er, .~ rs. ,· ter, Forest nuu . . Emergency ·S·d qu.1 • R:Jcme~' ' · Sprrngs. .99 \lr. and Mrs Pave Y.Jtes \'oWe : Ohi11 . . . of his sister .:md bwther ~ in • : Oleva Cotl..r!ll, Bradbury. From vi.<;i ling Cora Swan. Keno. <~_nd I Our m ·ord for the la_sl ,~~~~ , law, ~1 r. <.~nd Mrs. Haleigh Gre-1 :\1r_. Frank Epple spent Mon1: Mr and ~lr s. Chnr lf's L1~ le, Sy· m i ln ll l~ s1w : 1k~ 11•r 1\s(•!t. Smc_l! gu r . ! day 1n ParkersiJ~rg, W. Va Now Shipment Junior Polito racuse. i Ihe first of !11e year our um,t : y 1 The next meetmg of the HarWi lbur Weber. Penn sylvan ia . has UH1(k 110 t•mt'rgt'ncy runs .· M r~. Bessie Blumenauer and risonville PTO will be Oct. 27. ::ifJPi1t sevl"ral da:!' w1th .\k and logging lx·1ter than_1.000 m~~ rllr . and Mrs. Elmer Ken t of .\1 r. and }1rs. Tim Prichard 1 I j hours. and lr<lVt·llllg t!,w di'i· 1Buc yru s. 0. were gues_ts o( the and tl~eir seven ~hildren .a nd j \frs. Norman Webr.r .. Olwer Babcock. Wayne , 0. t(lm'e of on•r 4.500 mi lt s. Our IJ;ma Blumenauet· fam1ly . I Lhe w1vts of ther r two mar· ~I·F-•h 1 and Charley Hahcock were vis- expen~{'S haw been mo~~ Mrs lima Ariz had guests ritd. sons and a grandda ughter, .99 ond 6 ·99 iting Mr. and )t rs. 0-;ca.r Hab- , th an $!.!'100. wh1le m_1r , done~ 1 from Pum t Pl('asa nt , W. Va . Mr . all uf Ashland. Ky ., were Sun1 cock. 1tions tot; li tu about $1.lOO . So, · and Mrs. Chorles lla rmon . , day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Se-..·eral new st yles to chouse includ ing 1 11 Mr. and \Irs. Tnm Hayman at the end of the fir st n e i Mrs . Jrene Jacobs of Cincin~ \ Sam Damron. Mrs . Damron 2-piece sly les and jumpons. Sizea 3 to 11, are spendmf; a week at POlHld . ' mtmths t1f 196·L \Ill' h<n-e oper··nati. 0 spt>nr a ft'w days with 1 and '1rs. Prichard are sisters. Va v1sit ing :-.1r. and \1rs . Ew- ated in tht' r(•d to thrtolcllof Mr. and Mr3 . Tom Wells. : Mr. and :\1rs. Cl!ft.on Morris en. Cuuntiss. i ated in the red tot he ott<l l of \'isit ors rrcenlly in the Wells 1and their two children, ColumFOR TALL IOIRLS New Fall Shelly Pdty was an over- about $300 . ·home were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde bus. visited his parents, Mr. ni ght guest o! Mr. and Mrs. · So. again we HS~ you a~d your 1Stcwurt, M1rldleport. 1and \'I rs. Melvin :OVIorris. Guy Ca rleton, F'ive Points. staff for your assistance, 1,n con· ' Mr. and Mrs. Pe.te Smith, ! better. -Violet Smith ductmg !his f~nd ~nve . _I he t>~- ChariPston, W. Va. , Mrs. Jul!n velopes for th1s dnve will be In Blackwood and son Donald of lhe mall about t!w fir;; t of next ' Columbus W{'re here for a visit. ANIMALPOHT New color5 to style! week or about lllP d<1l(' '1f Odo- ~Irs. C'!cil JeweU came too. NEW YORK (UPI) The to choose. 1 ber 19. 1964 . ~r . and Mrs _ Walant ca lled 1American Society for the Pr~F,.sh cooked Sincerely You .. ~. on \1r . Epple and Frank recent- 1ventJon of Cruelty to Animals YOU BUY A NEW In tho s t Kenneth Imboden 1,\-" . l (ASPCAJ operates an animal· OR USED CAR (Hacine First Aid Chief ) R -h ar t spent _cv. and Mrs. B am _ 1port at Kennedy International , a _lew days at Logan, 0 h 1 o, Airport . · I.ancas1er. 0 . d . Sine~ the unit was built In I I W!th Rev. an.d Mrs.hScott. Oct. n , 1964. Mrs. Lenme Ober o1zer an I 1958. it has served more than ! ! Ed itnr Mrs. Grace Carr spent the eve- I;;. th ird of a million walking, I 1 . 1 11ing__with ~1rs. John Stout ny,·ng, era wling and slithering ! Da ily Scntme M El WY 2-3498 POMEROY I . VISitors at home o1 rs. - animals entering or leaving the OPP. LOWER PARKING LOT POMEROY a-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepor~, Q ., ()cl 15. 1964 Chester Society Notes EDITOR'S MAILBAG Long Bottom Societ v News ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating PLUMBING HEATING I I 1 i SERVICE - I RADIO & T.V. 1 CLHAND'S T.V. (larrtsonv • i}J e 1 N . 1 I Notes Treat+he I 1 1 1 with ""~--::;;!k. I 1 2 Family 1 1 eGOWNS ePAJAMAS e SLEEP COATS FALL DRESSES ~---G=a@W CORDUROY SLACKS 2.99 I illJ.mlF(DIJlJE I !Fif~D 1 s-10 I BEN FRANKLIN ~it~h~f th~~~~eto:i~~(~ ~n fJ~~~~ EVEN YOUR BEST FRIENDS WILL TRL ~ w Oct11 Oct. 8 T~ 1 I Walter Moeler Is qiiOk1l II lhe Sept 28 Issue of lbe Afbeas i! & Messeager EPlK 1AN\t YOUR (£SSP00 l & S -- ............. & -- •&"""" '""""'0... ·-. ,.,.,.... fob lob. . I .. -· EBERSBACH HARDWARE "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" ..MAIN ST. ·•-···-· ···· -· · ·· · · - POMEROY ... . .. .. .. . ..... - .. .. FIRST QUALITY REGULAR 28: 9 Certified Oil Station ... ... ... Ab.le fw C:o•. .• CM~J~~Iftw. J. l. w.......... I. L McCIIolhMMI, . Co-c..lnMe Pomeroy W. Main St. ~ _. RE-ELECT ABELE TO ~~ --~ - HESS ....... .,. ~ I THE SH"E BOX Suburbanite Snow & Ice Tir~s 750xl4 Rayon Tires Blade Tubele"11 Plu~ Tax & Tirt' Off Yuur Ca r Snow and lu Tire 670xl5 Black Tube Type S12.9S Mud & Snow Plus lax knd tire orr Your Car · - · · ·~ .• . ' . . ... ..... ~ - ~ - ~·· ·--· the group land meeting 1,M ~r~s~.~L~e~on~a~r~d~S~m~i~t~hs~o~n~a:,:;n~d~!~th:e~h~o~m~e:_:o:f..,.:"~r~s._:.L~<·~e.,G~ib~b~s..;;-;_;s~a~n~d~r~a_;_;P~Ic~k~e~n~"·_;;L:e"~I~'..:.A~n:n~====;::ii!i~i:ii:i:ii:i:ii:ii$~ ens. Handley. James Craddock and Ern- lo During est lh~ on business - -1• 11 wa ~ anno unced tha t tht' Ohio ' SEVERAL ARRAIGNED Guyan Regional meeting would, PT. PLEASANT - Arraign{'d I bP held on Sa turday, October before Justice of Peace A. .M. I 17th at the Logan High School, C:oorlwin on varlous charges Logan, W. Va . The roll call I , have been Mr. and Mrs. Or· was a nswered with an exchange I ville Watson, Henderson, non- of flower bulbs . : attendanre of rhi!d in school. , 11tose attending W{'re Mrs. Ralph 1fined $10 and costs; Robert IChester Weaver, Mrs. Carr, Pt. Pleasant. two char- Sayre, ~Irs . J.ames Rou sh, Miss -: . ·... ·. ·.· . ges or inloxiczlion, fined $10 1Ethel Riddle. Mr:s. Harry Mil· and costs t"or each charge and ler, Mrs. Thomas McCowan, 1sentenced to five day9 in jail; : Mrs . Hobert Layne, :\1 rs. Tho~:·:·.: . . : 1William Clayton 'l'1Jcker, : as Hoffman. Mrs. Jam e-s Gill Grimm' s Landing , failure to : bert, Mrs . David Fields. Jr .. have vrhicle under con trol , $10 Mrs. ~te~ Clark, Mrs. Howa rd 1 Jo~ Burns. Mrs. Donald Bumand cos ts and no operator's Ji•• American Made cense charge , $10 and costs; gardner, Mrs. Marlin Hensford , Donald Eugene Diamond. Col- !VT1s. Plu l Baley, :-.i r ~. Carroll Foam or Kapok umhus. $10 and costs, driving Adams. Jr and the ho~tesses. left of center. P .T.A . TO ·M Et.T 1 The New Haven P.T A will SIGN FOR TESTS i heel fur their regular month· MASON - ~pproximately 57 i ly meeting on 01"'tober lJth at Mens Thermo! Juniors of Wahama High School /8 p. m. A pediatrleiap from · have signed to take the prelim· Holzer Hospita l will speak on !nary schol8st!C aptitude tests Child Health. on Wedne¥!1'Y,_0>Ul, accordREBECCA CIRCLE Twin Fitted ing to Mrs. Mary E. Capehart, The Rebecca C1rcle of t h e : Full Fitted _ Guido nee Instructor. The tests Lutheran Church Women met , will be given· at the !r'hool. On 1 on Wedne sday afternoon at the : I '2-1 6-20 BIRDSEYE Wednesday of this we-ek n·prc - homt> nf Mrs. Ja ck Welch . The each Gauge _ _ __ senatli..Ws of the':Jt S. A 1 r [ !eadr.r rm_- the progrOJm ~·:~s 1 149 Force wm be D W'aham~ to test Mrs. David Roush , tht! toplC doz. • American Made the Senior Girls and Boys for ' ··woman Tod<1y" BOYS CREW TOP all phases of Air fi'orce trai nThe group di scussed the Malng. so n Count y Ca nrer Cli ni c and Mrs . Welch volunteered her servict>s to help. They al so disruss, ed a Halloween Party for the , . Elementary Age and under Sun Mens day School students to be hl'ld on October :mh at ti ·30 p.m. INFANTS at the church . Those altPnding wrre M r s. Harold John son, Mrs. Roland Karr Mrs. NPlson Housh , Mrs. Shes 4-61.', · Gran'! Roush, Mrs. Ralph Whlt· Ant , colgrs for ( more . Mrs . Velma Roush . Mrs. Sizes Kinv SI•• Orpha Ohlinger, Mrs. Edna 7 to II pr. Burri s. Mrs. David Roush and HOBNAIL :Mrs. Welch. BLOODMOBILE lrr~gulars The Red Cross Bloodmobile . of "$1.59 _ _ _ was held on Thursday at Vana~ dium Corporation with ~Irs. Ev· 1 er~lt Roush and ~1rs . Lloyd MENS Roush &!I co-rhairmen. Seventy~ one pints of blood were received with two rejeets . Doctors fo r lh£> day were Dr. Thomas McGowan of Mason and Dr. Ray Healon uf Pum· METAL eroy. Registered nur ses were ; Mrs. Harry Darnell. and Mrs. Lewi s of Vanadium Corporation; Wedge Crepe Soles nurses aids were Mrs. Hilda LARGE SIZE Ridgway and Mrs. J.ynrlon Tay- i lor. Registrars were Mrs F. C. ; i Reichert Mrs. Jack Flesher, Mens Handkerchiefs I :vlrs . Eu'gene Hester: typist - : 10 for $1.00 ; Mrs. John Fry and Mr!l. Thorn· LADIES 1 s Hoffm an with Mrs. Phil Bali ey as a helpe-r ; Can1t>en Wor~ - · Mountain Mist ; ers were Mrs. Hownrd BUrris PALMOLIVE and Mr s. Otto Gr"lmm and Mrs . : Sitos I Fred Roush in charge of jui ce. 5 to 9_ pr • I Sandwiches and cookies were 1donated by the New Haven Gar- , 100 It. Plastic PLASTIC 1den Club members. coffee by , ' 1 & S Super Market and Mil- : ' ler' s Super Markel . Te lephon e ~ • by Donald F'. Roush and juice 1 " and milk by Valley Bell Dairy. i GOODWILL CLU H The Goodwill Club met on October 3rd at the home or Mrs. Jos~tphine Miller . T h e ~ door prize was won by M r s. ! Thelma Capehart. 1 $3.99 to $9.99 pr, Atlellding were Mrs. William McFarland , Mrs. Thomas Grin· lined For Cold stead·, Mrs. Harold Capehart, Mrs. Cliff Roush. Mrs. W a Y Weather Weor SHOP SATURDAY 9 TIL 9 Weaver, Mrs . .Melvin Knapp, Mrs. Thelma Capeh t~.rt. Mrs . MILL STREET MIDDLEPORT, 0. Charles Roush, Mro, Pa"")' Fry, ., _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;_ _~""":..:..W'.l MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE'S I I Plus Hf'('appahle Cus in g: i FREE MOUNTINGS · 0· · ··o·: -: __ BED SHEETS I BED PILLOWS SHOTGUN SHELLS POCKET KNIVES 88c ;U RIZER OIL COMPANY ) L 1 1-!0mt! Owned & Operated UNDERWEAR . D1apers I 94th ANNIVERSARY SALE ' IRONING BOARD PAD &COVER SET 66c Rubber SOCKS Girls ITAllAN STYLE LOAFERS eBiack eBrown s .88 pr Sizes 12V. To Big I 0 s1.00 STRETCH SOCKS $7.99 s 4 77 ss.aa ' Drawers · · $1.59 Shirts · · · · $1.59 1 BATH TOWELS 99c BEDSPREADS $2.99 Boy's 8" Leather Boots WORK SHOES BARGAIN BASEMENT SPECIALS! DIAPER PAILS 3l to 6 $7.99 pr. 11to 3 $5.99 pr. Boy's OXFORDS- LOAFERS Values To GOLF BALLS 3 pairs Insulated BOOTS Waste Baskets 1.00 I .88 pr Slzts 3V. To Big 12 WINDEX · .... 58c Womens RUBBER GLOVES SOAP DISH · · · · 32c ARCH SHOES I Women's DRESS FLATS-- OXFORDS Not All Sizes In All Styles But All Sizes In The Group Size 5 to J() .991 pr Pumps -Oxfords Womens LEATHER B,OOTS -----------------------------...1' Middleport QUILT BATS .. 98c 50AP · · 3 bars 20c CLOTHESLINE - 83c DRAPES - 2 for $1. ... .. . ' ROUSH'S SHO£ STORE . No. Second · -·· · -- .. LOAFERS TUFSVN c:.gr... vet 1 •=========-iilj I AS OSIW. WALTER IS NOT SPECIFIC AIIOOT WAJ IE JANIS IIEIIAC1ED ~ I Rizer's Specials This Week $iJilg: pay......, Ro~sh. Ste~·ie •--====..,..,...,....:_....-...........,..,..;..,..,..,..,..,..,..,.,. $5~000.00 CILLTDDAY! Nel\''S NoteS 1 I WILL BE PAID TO ANYONE WHO CAN F1JRNISH PROOF THAT CONGRESSMAN ABELE VOTED IN FAVOR OF INCREASING CONGRESSIONAL PAY BY $10,000.00 PER YEAR. ABELE ON ALL RECORDED VOTES OPPOSED THIS INCREASE New Haven t_ s-10 s1eHaru~ were Mrs ''''"co~tryby~-·-·---~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~b~~~~~~~~~==~~~==~~~~~=~J 1Dr•rSir Pkasc do me thr courtesy of Ma:kms, Mrs. Theo Hmds, Zan_: hi " .1 rP])IV to a Jetter esv!lle, 0., Mr . and Mrs. Lloyd , pu ls ling a . B . d . I f Ath 0 written hy \.fr. Charles P . Has- I on ng adn Mgt r s C~ I e~s, ; I kins Adrnimstrative Assistant I ~1r. a_n rsd-. ar efs odnes •ow CJIB BUFEBS ' and published Sister IS spen mg a ew ays 1 to my o~ponen and on her way to California. SAVE recently In your pa per. M<r and Mr~ Clarence EastIUP'TO} $200 First J was not aware of any · · . 1 · t. lh 50 mi:ln went to see Ins brother, 1 1 press represen a 1ve a e · ~ h · · THROUGH THE .1. , 1 meeting Mr. Harvey Eastman w o 1s m 1 II d H ·t 1 . • d STATE FARM MUTUAL I ca e non -po 1 1ca ·hi h I addn:ssed Oc1oher I in MeJ gs _Genera 1 ospl a an CAR FINANCE PlAN w r much Improved. Pomeroy. I hnd no press re· Low cost financing Lesl.•! r II Pnderson wa s adml"l· lease iss ut>d and if any report throu gh a local was prepared on the meetrng, ted to Meigs General Hospilal cooperating bank Friday. .and our low cost . K. h h d s rg it ~.~a s flone out. of sheer mem11,.111 wm · mg, w o a u · insurance tool orv and not clweked out wtt1I : ~~ . •1 · 1 · h · II lo 1______ cry at 1• e1gs ~~em trlf'. Furtll{'r. n lf'lephon~ ca _ on a , 1 ~ muc ~ 1 me would have made the issue ' Pov ertv Bill and his attack on cle<Jr. _ . ! D1. Alden of Ohio University . Carrol K. Snowden St'tomlly , ~-Jr. Haskms IS most Third ly I read the Congres · 410 Hl'-dgewood Drive ' n:.t ive to bclit'Ve t_h<•t I :tm nol siunal ne'cord daily and I know Ph. 446-4290 Gallipolis, 0 . . 1 1.-: . or wa s g01·ng onl·n Con · I awnre t1 f the Ant1 -Poverty ilrll. wna ! Had he only re~d the newspa- gl t>s~. Tl . ~ I was able to state IUTI , . . ,. .A... ! pers ~ nt lr:~ s those W! lhng and DJD STATE that the pasCIIIIIiD tu puUit sh my statements - he sage of the Appalachia Bill 1 :;;:-;-:·=-~·:.· wou ld have known rpompt~ was doubUul in this session of I '~ challenged m~ opponent _for Congress, but wou1d be passed _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _h_JS_v_ot_e_ A_G_A_IN _ sr_ lh _ e_ An_t_, _- in the next Congress if the present Administration were relat't·G•"' W t elected. I wa~ correct In my ~LLER STAT~ f 0 r Winter's ors • · assu mption . "All lor a retnleQou Mr. PrepareiNNow iifj No, I am not lf1 informed. I IJj dealt wilh these issues long heAbele -nts. I - a ..,. fore Mr. Haskins appeared on IS -"ble ""' alludedtomoby-..,...n the political scene. What is •ata:wueupapeL -!"I strange about this situation is .. Abele loelped -., lti"uelf • the fact that the very man who "1f "" ... IIOiDC 110 ..,... I . , - , •• $1D,lHHJ but . l voted AGAINST this lype of ef· duct fbis ..._;g, - the basis of alway• -actiug fort for the people of southeast· Wbell 41* atkmed, asvaal dtmot.IM d.....o /or • roiM /or slatemeBU. miaquoteol J., 1;::~ 1 ern Ohio is now advising tht! resCOOIIlCy llemocn& ....... idents how to apply for the aid. • I Ia e r ~ offjeiaU ret to the 1081 • - r ... dateo """"""" ...... • J"'i"· l If he Is actually opposed to such ~ , , _ $400 ... got a few n!llaetbw I'd baviug lllllldo l:he ..... programs - and he made that like Mr. Abele to make ••• II& . , loeal m oQmc. J clear in his "anti" vote - why but I kOOW' he WOII't.. docs he not then discourage these their use'! I am FOR programs and know fr om first~ hand information how desperately they ar~ needed. I further 1. TM fal:t lllat ..._ Maa•r - d hi W. wife, . . . .taa _. ru·hl lllar • W. C•lfnah•al ,.,.. attempted to help the people a- I rol .... OWd!IJ 0Ptlllt • 'lhft-1 IM1Mtly vail them selves of the aid as is • DMp--C~ ..... . . evid enced in several coWities 2. 11ae fac:t rhat Moehr claimed before ke defeated dlat .. WCitdd lOt a Fdanlfob btat ...., W. deflllt Peftttral" fonk• eo;_."'"~. gained a Federal at $18,000 per ye. salary ••• of this District. •a..o.- ,.... Slu4t-, SN-. •k. Yes, Appalachia wil1 be pass• T"- frol.., Dm!tn 3. TM fac:t that w11en Moeler filed for the primary Ia Feb IIICtrJ• 1964 by law .. 111111 to .............. Ill M.w ed in spite of my opponent's cp on ltud for ... '"'~""''I' ever, h e quickly put 01 the pay1oll of a privaa. org•llatlota •der -tract to tile hdltrd GcwenaiMJJt. •• • B•tt..- Snfe ,,._ Swrrl thinking and will serve to im,_ prove the economy of seven 4. TM fac:t that Moeler duriJI9 ttae "- .. sened Ia Coag NU aiH to _,., 01 ute•dltllrfp ...........,. AI Tax Payers Expuse. ••• counties in our District. All we need is for someone to FIGHT FOR IT and NOT AGAINST IT! ' H- file stale-to reforncl te o - " - wll 110t k ""'"-"'1 Respectfully yours, ~ ~., Wa lter H. Moeller ' Tnc• I( or Treat IS• F 'd ay, 0 cto ber 30 COUDCI'} says 79c I "'f:r guosts Mlss Joanette Mlller and f Min Slornple. . with Mrs D A. Smllh and Mrs .' Miller, Allc:e SIGIIt, r.soa, Mrs . Ben Sayro ui Hilliard, ROTARY CLUB R. G Greene " co-hostesses Slead. • Oh1o . The Rotary ('lull met un Thurs The ~l"t'ting was opened l'o'llh 1 Those attending were VJc:U_.. ESTHER CIRCLE day evening lor their regular de~otlons by lhe hoSim.s . The Bumgardner, Connie l!oUtfl~ The Esther Circle met on d1nner meeting a! tht' Hart· roll call wa s answPred wtth Chervl Bumgardner, Joy Smlllio Cuunril approved tht lnstallaTuesday evesing at the Luth- ford !-.1ethodist Church. A film " Name the Flower for_, t h ~ son ·.Michael SmJthson, Manit t ., eran Pa nsh Hous-e with M r s. l on football was shown to t h t" month of your birthday . Halstead, I Wi ll iam Powell -83 Ie-adrr and grr"~'Jp . The program "Tuckmg The Burr is cathy Haggerty, Clndl PT PI. E.-\ '-IA\'T -· Trirk or would work throughout the city i Nam{' lora ted at '2416 Linc·oln Tht> New Haven Junior Wom·l \1rs Paul Housh a s hostess . Those attj!'nd 1ng were Don- 1Gardeo t.n for Winler "' was gh·· Roush, Beverly Knapp, Cor/ T!t"';l l wa .; ~~·t fur F'rirl a)', Oct- durin~~ the hours of 6 until 8 Avrnue after re cel"lnng S{'\"t:>r<J I an ·s Clu b ht"ld a specia l mf'e t- 'fh·• lop"lc for lhe meettng was ld c I . H n Lavne b 'I \\' T S(!nf' p • . d 0. L .. 5 h t . a ··og e!iong . erma . , eu Y_I' rs . ·. ) . Cook. Becky Gilmore, am ••bt'r :~o b_\ nwrn twr-; ~Jf the p. m to rurb any vandalism complaints that the park ing lot mg on Man ~y, t lout.""r t a "' \\ -,man Today ,, . , Donald F' Roush. Lloyd ROush . Dur_mg _ the busJn:s~ me~tmg Ha nmng. Leah Ann Miller, Gall 1--'t Plt' asa nt Ct ty \oun cll un and w\11 patrol the city streets of th~ du.: rch was much too the _Aiex-QUJIIen Memonal Attending were !-.Irs. Wtl - Flonl Carmack , Richard Ord. the d1 stnct conv~nt1on tu be Mil ler. Sandra Pickens, Sharon · Tu~sda• n1~tn dunng regular after 8 p. m. curfew to make I dark !o he safe for elderly Buildmg to ~a~e pl~ns to at- liam Russell. Mrs John Fry . Dr· .Joh n Ridgwav J<~ck Flf'sh- held on Octobf'r 171h at Logan. Ricka rd , Debra Rickard, 1Jn.. numdl mf·PtJil[, at Krodf'l club- surE" all Trick and Treaters are persll m. lend the Dt_stnel ( nn_venllon Mn. John F. Housh . Mrs Otto er. f"lvde Foltov H"ome William· \\'. Va . was announrf'd The da Rou sh. F:vt>rett Hanning, leld hntJ~e. oft the stretls. Councilman Ted Stevens read The club decided to as~Jst, _tht' Grimm. Mrs. Jack He"'On, '\Irs son . l.lt! ~sell 'rape-hart , Harry club voted to sell pecan nuts ers. \Irs Donald Bumgardner, 1 1 nurseAIWIIhQ S'l"l". Arthur dunng Ihe llol1da)' St>a~nn ~ r"~. l.eo""rd sm1·thson . M-. Cuwwi lmen sc hNlul ed the Other action of the counc!l ' the l. . ny Poll ee reporl ol a ct iV!· 1hralth ld h < " ,.., •• , mcsl Edwin Rou sh and ~1rs. Johnny \1ill"r , . . crJw!" " 1 1 1h1e c;_ H<o llowet>n art•vity hetw rcn the was to approve the abandon- ' (ItS b _tide ~ · 1or t 11e mont h o1 ,'epterns le 1 at ex- w en J em- Roush . Thabet . Thoma~ Heed, and Thos" atlendmg wer·e '11 r s llarrl' p 1·ck•ns Mrs. Samuel honu·~ ot 6 and 8 p. m The~' men! of Deca tur Street from ber submitted by Poli ce Chief or~ beUI mgl ded t h 1 RHODODENDRON CLUB Rev \1a rlrn Ht'r is furd . a n d F'red Batey. !\.·1rs. H. L D:o-er. Hal .. iead pare~t~ Paul Rict. 10 I 1 ad~· ist- the puh lrc ttwt r ity po- First Street to Kennedy Avenue >. J _ lit h ld allen 8 rhers ·il e 1 · The Rhododendron Farm Wogul:'st~ .\lr . J ames C. Rae of Mrs CJ\·dt"' ~·ol•·' . .\lr" Hnrold a rd. \Irs . HannJ·n•, and D~ " - .· ' lb ert . t showe d offi· c em 1· rs w 1 0 cen investigated five accidents onvt<n 10 " e a a · ~ - mim ·s Club rnt-: for thit.'r n:•-or·· Point Plt-'a;;;mt and ~l r P1c kens -Johnson, ;\-1rs Harry La_m~-' . Jam•·~ Roush lice . civil delen~e . fi re depart- . to further the housing project on ,.,-t )' slrecls, le, \V . Va. on Saturday, Oc.lo- ganizational mee tmg on Thurs- of \lason . , \Ir s_ Hnman Lavnf' \1r~ 4 - - - - - - -- - ment and shr·riffc;' pa trols I cnder way in that .section of issued 624 b IOlh er M s Ja es Cun 1 · er w e r - m • day with a covered dish dinner W.S. W.S. MF.ETING i K. MeClung, Mrs J . V. Y!c 1 parkmg tickets; eight tickets ningham. TO IN>PECT TRUe!!; 1· Mrs. Garv· Roush. · at noon . [)f'VO ,.10 n~ we r•... led b\'. · , for unlawful parking · six warnThe Rut 11 Citt'le o1 t he II' s-~ c rew . Mrs . .\I 1. Ohl"mg er . · · kets : seven road law Mrs. Rob- Mrs · Golden Hazlet! · w .s. of 111e E .U.B Church met: Mi ~ ~ Lt-lah p!,Wt>ll . Mrs Donald P T PLEASANT - P a at ,' mg t1c . 8 .Jack · _ Stewart, ~~F . Mr~.- w , . ell :mlltz. 1 Iss rancP~ ea -1 Miss Wanda Slempl£> announ ·'on Tur"d~y evernng at tllf' j f' . Rr•us.h. :'Vlrs 1. . C. Rou<;,h_ Wood . PI Pleasant Fire Chief () · D II' . • . C · E • d I arre~ t s, 21 arrests on ml!de- Vf'r Mrs HogPr Sink Mrs Jo- ' 1 an Cit \" ounct 1man meanor charges such 111 intox:- 1 · · · · I ced Achleveml'nt ay 1or no- home of :\1rs . Howarll Burns Mr s. Ottie Hou :;h, ~lrs. me~M< 1 • • be with .\1r ~ . Tht>lma Capeh:.tn as >.;tone . \1r~ . ll oward 1\"agenhJ is. /landlt<\_ will bf' in Battl~ Creek, ·, !Catton; one felony arrest - 1 ey d Roush , E.\1rs. A. L Sprouse. ber 22 nd ' the thf'me will I sh owmg · r , an Mrs. ugene Hesson. ··Crea tiveness·· and lane Cox lf'ader. .\1rs . .r..: . 0 . Weinand guf'~L .\1rs I\1 1Ch , Ortober 21 and 22, to a tota l o 29 arrest.!! · ~ 1 b h · ' 1 d" I an d lh e patrolmen wor k.mg a ~ · ~~em ers at en mg t e spewill speak on <\rts .. ;;,.;~ Craft. ~ · ,\1rs. Burr is opPrwd with de· Hi!{'_ \ <.~nd hostf'sscs ..\lrs . Smith in '> pt•t·t 1he n{'w !ire truck un· J · • ' 1 1 total of 826 hours . 1CCI a ~eetmg wMere M " · Dam_es A Christmas Work:-, hop to be votions , !hr group sang hymn · and .\1rs. Gibbs . de-r order fur the t'ity of Pt. 8 111 1 ( unnmgham, rs. ·· Jnt o .\1y Jle :.Jrl ·' f11l10w.;>d with 4-11 CLLI B MEETING ' Pl('a 5-anr prior to the company avis, 1held on Drrcmher 8th . The fi_nancial report of lhe J r .. Mrs. A. L. Sprouse. Mrs. The club accepted the re purt 1a reading "Whal Is In Thi n f' The Rend Hu stle rs 4-H Club painting thf' lrurk. Delivery of U_m~e C!ly _ department~ was i Jack POJugh, Mrs. Robert Barn- 1of the nominating comm ittee; 1Heart."" held their reguiJr rnonth l~· meet· the n.,w pumper truck Is es- _ g1ven sllUwmg the following : !lz, \_1rs. J oey Roush. Mrs. Rog- new officers are as follows: I The prugr~l m ·· Undf>r Three ing <It thf' Lndge Fla ll rN·Pntly . p<>~ Jo·d earl:-· ln November. bala nc es on Sept. 30, Cit y, SG- 1er Smk, Mrs . Ja('k He ss and President - Mrs. Cha rles Yon- i stars" was p1·l".:;~nted in th e A sh11rt tJu~rnP.<.:<; ml:'~·ting wOJs 652.77; Sewage Disposal, $74,~ 1Misa Frances Weaver . ker, Vice Presiden t M TI . l form of a tr<:~relog of Spalli;; h held and !hf' lollowing offirf' rs ·r 651.83 plus $3~.000 in the state I NEIIACUMA GARDEN CLUB Maxine Grimm, Secretary - . spr-<1king Amrric<m Pf'ople. tak· wt>re P-lrc-lrd Pre"1dent ~ San­ ROBINETTE sinking fund; City Water Works 1 The Nehaclima Garden Club Mrs. John Heitmire, Treasurer l lng part wPre Mn . Bernard , dr:.. Pickf'n': Vire Prr.;ident $51,698.~4 _plus $34 ,000 in the met on Monday ev_e ning at t~e [- Mrs. Albert Roush_. , Lieving. _ \l r~ . OlhH Lleving, 1 Eddie Hai;1e:1d. SN· I·P t .:u·~· stale ~mkmg fund , Present for I h~m e of Mrs. LouJs Karschruk I Attending the n;eetmg were Miss l\1ii1Je Humg~•rm· r·. .\ 1n . Bed:v Bums: 1'rf'ns-u rr-r - Con· la st mght' s meeting were M11y- With Mrs. Henry Buck .as co- Mrs. Maxine Grimm, Mrs. Col - IOttie Roush and :\"I rs. n:ay Bn s- ' nie HaggPrtr · Ht'norlt>r - Coz\ or Virgil Sider. Clerk, Mrs. A. I hoste ss. The meeting was open- den Hazlett. Mrs. Rober t Hoff· ton . Cook: lli~tori:Jn - Hf'r·b' Drvo AA -.-\·B·C \Vldths E. Thoma s, Att'y C. J . Hyer, !ed wlh ?evoti onals led by Mrs. man, Mrs. Charles Jewell, Mrs. 1 Others a ttenrling wer1: 'V1 rs . lion ;:,J J.e adC'r- Leah Ann .\ l 1! J oAnn Moore and counci! men i Karschmk . Charles Machir. Mrs. John T. F'red Halt•\-. ;"vlrs . .'\chsah Mil-ler: Sung Lt'<l dt·r :\ lw" Stonf' SIZES $6.99 Charles Collrill , Hiram Daugh- The guest speaker for the Reitire , Mrs. T . Bert Roush, ' ler and Miss RrbeC('a Bt1rris. and \.ali Millrr. Came i.f'rtrlf'r<: 4·10 erty, Tom Holland , Carl Mur- · evening was Mr. ? IPndon . P . \1rs. Ve lma nuush, Mrs. John 1 t;ARIJEN Cl.liH 1\IORE NFW 11.-\\T\' 600 X JJ JT NYLON J T NYLON I ra y, Tom Reynolds, Charles ! Burton. the Area Conservations. scarbNry, !lfrs. Clarence The Ne w ll.1 ven Garden Club ·f'i nd .v HOU<;h and ('alii~ Hug -..J Combination SURE GRIP SURE GRIP J'owler Ar lin Hall. Ted Stevtst from Parkersburg. He spoke Thomas, Mrs. Charle~ Yonker. ! met on Thursda_ r evt·nmg at gert. \ ": ,) unior l.t<H.Je r~ for ('lub MIDDLEPORT, D. No , I Economy Si:r:et First Lin• No. 1 Economy 1 Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 15. 1964·9 town . Ctly AU•moy C. J Hy· -- - er was advised to take Jegol 1teps necessary for the a banf) donmenl. 5 HANDBAGS 2.99 I ~allv S.r1t~el . VAROOOM I BICYCLE MOTORS 54.99 .,.,. ._ . ' �·· - ~ · - -. · -~- .. .- . ... ·~ ·-- · ID·Dally Sentln•I. Pomoroy·Mlddleport, WANT AD INFORMATION ! @) 2'siGNs ' ! Of ~~· -·, ' TY I ·-· ... · -~ -· .. . .. . .. o., ~· 18, 11&1 / Pomeroy ~~otor Co ' I·· ·ecw ..,.... . u 8utl s. • "''"' • Sal:: Eloctr~e I 2< Uc I TE · -~ - ·IN RIOR , exteriOr P11 nlmg · 0 a nd pAper hangmg. I ' lft een · · r Ph \'1-'Hn expem: .ce. onp \\''r' 2'"Q"909 • 10 9 6t P 1 ALliMINlJ\1 sell-storing storm 1 windows at pr1('eS vN can afford Nothing down, up to 1 5 veers to pay Call WY 22874 or WY 2·5129. 10 & 12tc ()ver ··-· - ·- · -· ~ - -- -- · ·· · -. - ............ . ·' - -··· r Eastern Local I TRANsMJ::N eompony. Repllrtng all ma.... "'llomauc and standard -din& missions. wet • Phont WY 2-4173. 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door - -- $2595 i va e-n gmr, Powt>rgllde 11 ~!" tt~dlo ;Hlol hnlrt . White sll'·er •·tu, ,,,11sh llt' lu~o: ,H·r·l"',~urlt'~. v.tl i l t·wlll! uru. " ---·· -- RADIATOR ANTI • fREEZE wscs "A New Purpose Far • N... Age" was the program ·toP1c: SOOAL ocr. IS Devotlons taken from Ephes- coin-st. Mr . Joe Fonderbosch, n.. .,un•,.nfl _,...•• '-b.• ..,,.,, 1963 Corvair Mcnt-:t Coupe -- - $1969 I held September 29 at the E:ast·\ ians 1:1-10 by Mrs. Dwight Par- Safety D•·rector at the Kyg,. 141• nr t'YI..., IQJ 141 '1..., ....,.. LorJl O\\l lt'l ~nd lu 11 '1~ 1~ :.~ -; t' Jd IJ J ;:~t·k fm1sh, rt>J buck tl em High School With · L"IYt ker opened the meet1n~ . The Creek Power plant will bt ~h)eM"I rno•rr... ~,.., •n.-.ol<' """ d W hll,waU tirwll • R't h' th ·d en. trl'tllw. a.ng "Oh, Master of the the guest opeaker. nn,J M'J1 4 on The !lvur , llU t'ltj;:Hll.' , ~:uu 1 c 1e, e pres! ~·v•r 1 ........... ..., ''"~·· ··) ""'" 'lfl!lt w\11 aM bofo . . _ _ . , , . to• t 10 d h '" . g Waking World," followed by a Methodist ·-" ~.~~., ..... '"""""'"""" •n_..-.011 r:H .~n •'J I m · meditation on the topic by Mrs. The Rock Springs _..a 1 4 D $2395 These committees were Parter. Church will meet 'l1lur:~~.~ay a1 1963 Chevrolet lmpa a oor . Larry Ritchie, Mrs. V. D. Edw··~- presen~ 1-:!6 p. m. at the borne of Mn. 1• pointed' Lo I o.tla ... ti'<W'!I <D_...,.. w mllf'"Uf' b11 J ur..~l n ~·nf'r_ spolle~~ mtr rJOr, bt'J gf' and Beat The Ru1h Morr1'son P&ulm ' e 'lyers -"" p·•· illJ ~ mwt• (~•~ •• • ""''10 111 •• \'8 · t·n~,ln t' . Pow~rg lldP Hlins R~ d ' d h eat· ed the program follow-~ by a Clt ' fford Leifheit. Secrtl .,. '"""" fi111;h_ ' 1 t M'llh Twll St b gh ~ "* ~'- ,. For nu- 1e 1 one, u •· - ----a ra" au 1 discussion. Mrs. c. Melvin Al- wi11 be revealed with • g1ft. ·~ ~hoMw Program; Howard Parker, . ., , 011 1;9Utl> Oil 11'0141 ••• '"'" I . . . . . . . . •lth!il' It Ill.,.. ~ l'hlmbto& aat1 FASTEST & BEST ' therine Baum, Olive 0'' ' kire concluded the program Tha Catholic Women'• Club ::A&0 Ql UaAl'oll.-" • Oal'l"l.l Uealillc vina Brannon, legislativP ; with prayer. of the Sacrer Heart Church will llltlU - 11 . ~ fm 0t ...,,.. mm laiW'> ~b .cJdlun..._. ...,.... h 00 PM MtDenniJt,, ftll RADIATOR SERVICE rion Parker, Grace Weber. During the business session, meet in the sanctuary Tburson,... ..uuaa OPEN EVES. ]: · • E.ad Yoar lr"'-"1' troDblet vi-lle Brown, Nellie Parkt>r. in charge of Mrs. Edwards, day at 7:30 p. m. for Rosary &.» A • • 9."" r • D.u, . .tw-d&:r .... ,,., " .. '" _, POMEROY · OHIO We llln-e 1U sa. IN THE AREA. it Presidents; Norman president, "quiet day" to be services, follnwt-'d by the regul"n 1Ki CAS'I' 81-wrr Marltlaes · James Brannon, Paul held Wednesday, Oct. 28, Rf !he Iat mePiing in the rhurch aud.. ro rt.At.:J " I.UUI.-1 P'llOUlJC'!I'NG Rll!UOIIItlt Ra1e1 IAugusta Barnhart , professional ct~urch8 beR"Inning at 10 3· m. itorium. There will bl an aucFor Sale For Rent WANT AO CaD Wl' Z..%174 Day oJ NICIIt 1 problems and teacher welfare; With sack lunch at noon. v.~s i tion sale of home made articles. 7 • tfc i Dorothy Michaels, announced by Miss Lllf'rf•!Ja ! Magnolia ft'wple Pythian Sis1 PHONE WY 2-2156 I TRAILER lot! fllr rf'nt. TWO USED ga.'l rangrs from L"I;:G:-;H::T::-:H::-_:-,l::TL::IN::G:;-o-r--w-a~ter i Weese, Goldie Story, Genheimer. World Community ters ~ill mf'c' aL the DAV hall to Laundrymat and schools sehool classroom~. I hree ship; Eleanor Knight, Day to . be ~eld at the Rutland at 7 p. m. instead of \'allev Lumber&: Supply Com- vet~rs old . Reflect good care. hauling. Phone WYi ~~Otp 1 WY 2-3198 Smith, Carolyn Fmnz, Brenda Methodist Ch<rrch, N?v. li, was 7:30 p. m. Following the meet· pany ,· fl1iddlt>port. 10·3-tlr Priced W go fast. Call WY ·2• M•ln St. Pom•roy Stricklin, nominating; Nellie announcer!. Cotton ptece goods the PaSl Chiers will meet Card of Thanks 1 5192 10 IS tfc HEA1'1NG, Plumbla&, Moeller Parker, Grace Weese, Helen or schuo supplies are to be with Mrs Gladys Cuckler as !~==-----­ WOULD like to thank all MODERN 4 room and bath taken to thi s mf'eling. Fvua<'e.. .-\mold BrOiben, Caldwell. Fannie Brown. hostess. · those who sen! letters an d fumish£'d apartment. \11 d· 1962 EL CON 1 A House Tra1·t er. 1 1111i Ea~t Malo Strf'et, PoJDo ard p ar kcr and Grace Weber , Plans were made for I visit Bethel No. -o• of the lnlema· card5 to me durmg my stay dleport. WY 2-S874. 50 x w·. 2 edroom . ml:'rPbODe W\' J...1.Ml. ues ppropn a 10 . v ,., eroy. · b E Real Estate For Sale . d a · 1· n ol a field worl-:er at the church tonal Order of Job's "au•htero 1 11 H l!lt the unttngton 9 11 tfc 1 son Pooler, Chesttr 985 -2250. 7 zo tfe ~ "•,ta,. · I' eterans E nt er tal nmen t was unde r d•·· on November 13 · beginning at w·,'ll meet at the Pom.•roJ' 10 a. rn . Other churcbes in the 10 1~ J!c Admirustratwn · · II osp1La · l an d FOR SALE : House, sIx rooms rec t'ton of Mrs . Alt'ce Nease 1'enJple, Thursday at 7·. 30 the Richmond, Virginia, Vt+ rHREE an" tour NW'TJ fumic:hej and ba1h. 107 Locust St., included Eastern's ensem bl e area will also attend. There will p.m. erans Admmimation Hospil· ed and -··-•·-•-b-~ 1nori. ICHRISTMAS TREES . 5.000 ; Pomeroy. 16 15 3tp I and o freshman tr1o. Mr . Lar· be a potluc dinner at noon .. • with dessert and cofree served The Church Women of Grace al. They wtrt deeply .appre- ments. WY Z..'t434 Ql 12 e. - tfr Scotch Ptne. 5 to 9 ft. tall: 1 ry Morrison, the execuhve Episcopa l Church ln PomeciJlted. . 3 000 Scotch pine sprayed I' & ~'uft head, Introduced the guest b)A thde 1"'" 1 "roup. fl rvy will meet Thursday at the 1 · Frank .X Crueser Forrn room fami!'>ht>d apart- 1 · . · •• speaker. Hal Thorley, 0 . E. A.. esserd1 cour!ie am1 co ee '-'" ~ ~~ - 8 ft .: 2.000 Austnan 1 .,1 11 1 ( lh parish house beginning ::tt 10 a. 10 15 ltr mt"nt. Phone WY 2-3658. pine. ShearN. good color and ' Parh & Si!rvlce On Professional Relations Consult- was serve a Je c OSL o . e m. There will be an all • day 11 24 ---------:-tfc ,. densr·ry . 1'ordor1 'l'ree Farm. 11 FOR RENT OR SALE -Brick ant, on the topic of the increase mPeting by Miss Lydia Eber~ session of scw.ng projects. A Lost an d Foun d ~ ach and Mrs. Robert Warner. noon luncheon will be served 1 FOH KENT, modern house. ,: 224 s. JJJ. Ave .. Wellston. \ Any Make Chain Saw 4 • bedroom home ln New 1 in O.E.A. dues. • 3t Haven forced air fuel oil Refreshments were prepared The Halloween theme was car- by Mrs. Dale Dutton, Mi ss ! sh room! and bath. Youngs· I Ohio. 10 I " c I · ried out on the lab le which had LOST, lady's billfold. Friday ----------Small Engine Service heat full size basement wilh by the home economics depart· Giles and Mrs. Irving Lenore 1 town kitchen, tilt floor, lo- : gar;ge. SeJling price $tO, - ment under Mrs. Janice Rit ch· a white cuver with a wide black ~~~in~~~~~~~-~~r w:(~~~~~ cated at 136 Uncoln-rd Call i SPECIAL Thursday , Friday, or can rent for $65 per ie's lnstructionb. Those at- lstt:earner on which was placed Karr , Jr. 50000 Church WY 2-3020. II 29 ttc and Satllfday , Harden · ~ Marrnonth. tending were Violet Millhone, grains of corn, extending Rutland Methodist 10 14 Jtc kel . Syracuse. Boiltd ham , 106 W. M.ln Pomeroy, O. I th · d th t 1 will hold its annual trustees' -:::::::::-:;:-;-;c;;:-;:-::::-::-c::;--;:;;::-::;-::; MASON - 1 ~ story frame Lavina Brannon, Augusta eng wi se nwn · e cen er O LIGHT BLUE Gf-neral Elect-ric For Sa1e sliced or piece, 89c lb.; 3 doz. · C ld II M · the table . A black urn filled turkey Jinne1 Thurday, October 1 Service C'op- home in excelle11t ocat1on. a Stwe , El anon with corn in the husks centered 15 from 5:30 p. m. to 8 p. m. 11 n trsnsis!or radio. Rt>ward S eggs, 89c: Home rna de saus- PHOTO Conv,·ng 1· d hart,k Helen G 1 1 age. S9c lb Winesap applf's. ies made of 'ega I pap~rs . hJ !Tt'd 1-lir ga~. ~Pa - econ Pa~ er, o dlt! or~, eanor the table. Tickets will be $1.25 for adults for return . Shirley McKinney, SINGF.R SEWING l\1ach int>. zig $1.79 bu.: Cabbagt•. 5c lb. birth rPcords and almost anv floor can be hntshed for 1 Kmght , Tuppers Plams; Lucy ----and 75c for chi.dren. The pubWY 2-3560. 85 S. 4th!OS\ 3 6tc zags. bu thm lwles, mono- Stokt-ly Pf:'af'ht's, 2'~ size. : other documen ts. Also lamin-1 additional bedrooms . $10.000 . ~msbary, How&rd Pa~ker, Nellic is welcome. gr am s. t:1!' withnttt t~l ' ach -1 slJ C't>d or 'lalves. 29r can. lo- : tinF in plastic, film to pre- NEW HAVEN- Two 1¥.1: st~ry l ite Par~er , Charles Yeago, Dor· Funeral Services 11 Netic=• mPn1 s ~ews tor\1- ard and dtzed sail, lit. Reese 's Pea- l serve your valeable papers. j fam ily type_hom"s. ?ne br1~k . othy M1c_hael, Alan Bowen, Lar- Are Held Friday There will be a jitney supper baekward . $J7 61 f'ash or 7 nul Butter Cups, 10 for 39c. 1 butP.r Insurance, Pomt>roy . 1nd one With alummum Sid· I ry Mornson, Garry Parsons, M at the Syracuse SChool hou.!le · 1 Funera I servtces or rs. SHOTGUN Jnd rille shoot. Slln ·: payment s of SG 00 monthly . Grf'en tip tananas. 5 lbs. for j 9 1 tfc ing . Hfl!h vaf'ant and can Ali ce Nease, Norman Bahr, Maud Graves, who died Sat- Saturday, Oct. 17 . Serving wil1 1 d.n . Of'! 17. on t.hf' Hohh\' ! .1\vad.:~b le m blond. waln!ll or Jgc . Well' _; Sweet Cidt>r. 119 c . inspected anytime. f Larry Ritchie, Janice Ritchie, urday following a long Illness, begin at 4:30 p. m. The SyraHill Farm on the Bowman 's mahog.'ln\" f':Jbine!. \\'Y 2· gal. tc I AULIIU~~~I CLII'"TO:"'l Almost nbew our Eastern: Fannie Brown, ~e t_ 1 10 14 3 1· rna Orr, Jim Brannon, Orv1 e were conducted Mor1day at 2:SO cuse Ladies Auxiliary of the Run Road. mile on Bash· . 2204 10 15 £tc Cemptew i7n'" ce room home with asemen\ p. m. at the Rawlings Coats Volunteer Fire Dept. is spoDan Rd . Hams and cash. Spon- . . ~- - - -IT'S OUR pleasu re to loan 'I t.nn llradtord and ga<; heat. Mod:rn kitch- Brown, Grace Weese, Chester; sort'd by Radne Fire Depflrt ·: ZfC - f:.-\{_j • ~ • ~IAT!C, Ht64 Carpet Sharnpooers FREE 9t'rhe, PHIHI " CoDIIId en with built-in cabmets. $6,· Olive Osburn, Paul Manuel, Funeral home with the Rev. sor. The Happy Harvesters claaa men! . . 10 1.1 3rc i S<' wing .\laehme . ALJHmlc:1ilcal -: with purchase or Blue Lu st re!' A. C. BR.ADFURD 500.00. Also a 5 room stut'CO Grace Weber, Greta Suttle, Donald Hicks officiating. Bur- of the Federated chllfch will · lv bultonholes, sews on ln11· Shampoo. Baker Furnr1ure, Raebte, OSit home at $3,000.00. Pauline Myers and Carolyn ial was in the Gravel Hill cern- have a cafeteria dinner Saturetery, Cheshire. SHon]uN ~lATCH.~ Sun d a y.! Ion s. monogrRms. b 11 nd , Middleport 10 13 6tc l I 11 tfc 1Fill\ HOMES- Available al l Franz, Riverview. Relatives served as pallbear- day from 4 to 8 p. m. Meat will Oct. 18. s!arting 1:!1 nnnn . 1 hf:'m~ . ranC'v des1gns. Brand l -- - I $450.00 down and no closing! ers including Ronnie and John- be creamed baked chicken and Prizes. hams and haf'on _l llf'W . f,ut~ra-ntced . Trade~ ac- 1Saturday; '(lct. 17, IL.iO P· m. EXPERIENCED co~ts Ve1erans, time Is runny Eggleton, Grayson, Ky.; loaf. RPfrf'<ihmenr~ will he servPd i r~>p!ed . Full cash pnre $42 44 l1 tum~ sold..rny home and wi il 1 ni~g · out, don't lose your SON IS BORN The BradbUJl' PTA S will spun.. d Matt•hes will be held the 1st I tPrml:( S1.50 wt>ek . WY 2·2204 sell the following personal 1 eligibilitv for a V.A. Joan. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKay of Bill Bnstic, St. Albans. W. Va.; 1 and 3rd Sundays of each : 10 15 iite propert~· ill my home on nM ROUSH SALESMAN Canton, Ohio. are announcing Eugene Walburn, Lockbourne; IO.ctolaber]ttney supper a1ur ay, 17 beginning at 4:30 month. Sponso:"ed by Forked I Slate Rou! e 124 in .Yest Rut-' c. c. CUCKLER, BROKER the birth oi a son at Timkin Harold Thomas, Don Thomas I, Run Sportsmen's Club F.I. ECTHOl.l" X Sweeper, usf'S land. NEW HAVEN w. VA. Mercy Hospital in Canton, Sept. and Harold Hinkle, McConnells- p. m. Flavoring, which Is b& 10 15 3tC' : !Htpt·r bags, l'•lmplt>le ;-n th z Living Room suites. one . PHONE isz.28-4S 24. The baby, weighing nine ville. She Is survived by twa ing sold by the group will also ;:;;:;:;;:;;;;;-;;;--;;-- - a11 achments Balance due nearlv nrw . 1 bf'droom suile, l From the larJZest truck or 10 13 3tc pounds and five ounces has been daughters, Mrs. Audrey Frost be available at the supper. SHOCYriNG M \1TH. high :1 pay·ments Si.OO eaf'h. W\ 2 1 Bo1~k Case limf'd oak bed, I Mlldmer radiator to the named Victor Joseph. The par- of Middleport and Mrs. Mabel ANNOUNCE BIRTH powerpd 22 riflrs and shot- i 2.204 . lU 1~ 6tr S•veral metal beds. f<"'rigid- 1 SALE _ ents have two daughters, Sally 11 65 5 Walburn, Columbus; two sons, Mr. and Mrs. William .Ronald IB r I tma est beater core. FOR acres, ld d C' d 0 •uber S d guns, una~·. r. . aire Refrige.ator, gaa range , h w"th bath double ' Ann, 5 years o , an In a Graves of Pomeroy and Beaver of Columbus are anAmerican Legion Farm ! USF.O wnrkpant'i. sh ir ts, co•·· fiood .\la_\'tag washer. 2 plat. ! room ous~ 1 • Jo, 4 years old. Grandparents Ralph Paul Graves, Columbus, and a B-h Grove ·Hd., Rutland ! Nall s. and jackets Carl _l'lwvh garage which has space for M d M G ld Rupe sister, Mrs. Ada Wood, Chesa- nouncing the birth of an eight ~ form roo:t-rs, sevrra 1 ot er 1 WY 2-21 4 J PDmt'roy are r. an rs. era Noon until dark . alier, Long Bottom _ Oh1o. apartment on top, .. acre I 'ddl t d dM pound son, Wednesday, Oct. 14 peake. 10 14 4lf' 10 15 30t p cha ir;., :~enmore swf'f'per ,l I k drilled well some land o Mt epor an Mr. an . rs. Out ot .. town relatives at· at Riverside Hospital in CoJ.. Round table, dini ng room l. 0. McCOV, AUt."'llONEER ~ e, . ' Joseph McKay of Byesvdle, :--:-:-:--::c-::--- -- . U .. · tltlable, rest m pasture and Oh' G d th umbus, named Jason Rmiald. 12 SMORGASBORD dinnf'r spnn· PLE\SURE BOA'f "'Suih s, I suite. p1:ln'l, 9 x rug, ; Chester, Ohio. s z:t tfc . 10. rea 1 gran mo ers 1n- tending the services were Mr. 0 ne m1.1e 1rom F'IVe tunber. V R ld M'd d M 1 h 1 sore-d by the \1~igs Count\· i a· x 24' Also boat 1ra1 er. , Warm morning gas eater, l Points. Financing arrang- cue rs. a1 eyno s, 1 • and Mr:: . Elmet Wood, Chesa-1 Maternal grandparents are Mr._ Mrs. Henderson, Linco]n Democrat Club at Saf'rf'd I Phone WY 2-2-IJ2 during day i Brick lined coal heater, Oil I Help Wanted ed Ph WY -65 10 dleport, and Mrs. Alma Rupe peake; Mrs. Mabel Wa1bllrn, and Ave., Columbus, and paternal 2 Heart Churrh Auditorium on or WY 2·:.!916 evf'ning". cook stove. stands, lamps. -· one 10· 12 Btc of Rutland. Mr. McKay is head Columbus; Eugene Walburn, Igr·adj>ar<!!tls are Mr. and Mrl. Saturday, Ortober 24. from -: 10 3 3tp util itv cahinet, coffee table , 1 WORK WAN'f'ED -Lady wants · basketball coach at Hoover daughters, Pam and Eugenla. William K. Beaver of Columbus. to 8 p. m. All you can e:H. nt"ariy new portat:Jle Ironer . work 5 davs a week . Phnnf' . School In North Canton where Lockbourne; Mrs. Harold Hin· Bertha Archer of Middle.. 11.00. Door prizE's. eiPctric fan and ice cream , WY 2-6418. 10 14 3tc Tl ACRE FARM for sale _by ; he also teaches English and is ble, daughter, Ikbbie, McCon- port is the great grandmother. 10 13 3tc NOW IN FULL SWING frt'ezer, old Victrola, book · ower. 5 room house Wlth~ a Guidance Counselor. nelsville , and Miss Katherine The Beavers are former resirase desk and some books, LOOKING FOR SECURa bath. Emma Morris, HarriParkersburg. dents of Middleport. Proctor, REGULAR MPigs rounty Dem TRUCKLOAD JDB? aonville Rd. 10 12 6tp l k . pres ~ ure canner . pore h cor ENTERTAINS CLUB ocrat Club meeting a1 Head UNICO TIRE SALE Jwing. hand tools cattle de- rn1" ror ID • Ch11 temu t<Ht1 f CORREcriON quarters at \lidd lepor t. 7:30 1 INDIAN GHEE hornt>r. and many other arli'" o~:~r ad •n,rr tn.t...,.rno" " 1•..., SEVEN ROOM br1ck home In Mrs. Angus ~o:ard e~terta n· The name of Mrs. Howard p. m. Oct. 15. Public cordiai Ghee, or clarified butter, h ('les not listed. n,.l1no UDHJD . . rY1M . ...t.nu.rr. P·1mt!roy, two bathrooms, 41ed_ her card c u Tue a_y et Ceci1 was unintentionally omitJY invited. Hefreshmt>nts serone af the most valued foodt St<il llforc.. Denn~y, Owner : ., •9.a bedrooms, garage. basement, emng ~t her home on Lmco n ted from the list of guests atvrd as usual. 10 13 3!c WHOLESALE in India, being used for cookin~ Terms: Cash 3 fimshed rooms in attic. St. PrtZes were awarded to tending the October meeting and In medicine and by Hindus PRICES Auto Sales Large ot. Out of high water Mrs. James Johnson, Mrs. he Return Jonathan Meigs Not responsible for arridents. LOSE W~IGH1 satelv and eas Hy. wltb nt'W Dei ·.a<(ht>r tabC. C. Brauford, Aaetlooeer FOR SA I.E: 1964 Cbevelle Sup- Central heating Inquire Glenn Hensler a~ ~s. Eu!::: Chapter, D.A.R., held at t h in their religious ceremonies A. C. Bradford, Maoagrr letl . Only 98c. Stark PharmT v Charles Wildermuth. WY 1· Conde . Others P ~ymg home of Miss Nancy Reed in according to the Encyclopaedlz Britannica. tO I &te er sport, H . . coupe, 8 en· 2205 or WY 2-6116. 9-26-tfc Mrs . Charles Whtte, M ~ s. Middleport last Friday. acy. 11-13-00tp P. ... gu 1ar trrad s and mud and gint-. Powerglide transmisGlenn Glaze, Mrs. Lee Smith, lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii= 1 l rf' :H! ~ a! IO WP~t PriCt'l AUTOMOBILE lilsurant"e bee[l <no\.\ ' SINGER Sewing M~~hi~ ro~ lion, R&H . Less . than ~ I and one guest, Mrs. Craynor c~f the y••ar. Blll' :'<lOW. FIRST CLASS TO MEET pletely electri[·. Equipped to ' miles. ?wner 10 servJce ~ FOR SALES: 2 lots tn LetaHrt Sloan. A dessert course was canceUed? Imt your opPra QUALITY 2 SUPER SERVICE zig zag, buttonhole, sew on Phone Btll Grueser, WY Falls, downtown. Harriet y- served by the hostess who was The Busy Bee Class of the tot'o UcOillf!? Call WY :l-lll611 REGULAR 10 t 3 61' STATION 115tt< buttons. elc. Fully guaran-I 3874 · att, Tel. CH 7·2361 · ltp 1. presented with the hostess gilt. Middleport Flrst Baptlst church 10 9 will meet tonight, Tburday, at Jack w. c.rsey Certified Oil Station teed. Pay off 7 pajments of 1 1948 FORD pickup flat bed - - - - - - - - - M'llr . WY l -9932 the church. Members are Wanted To Buy Pomeroy $5 each. Phone WY 2·2204 truck, for sale. Runs good . HOMESITE 8 roldm~tely Legal Notice come masked for the meeting. 2 _ _ ..::c alter 6 P· m. 10 I 6tc Call Coolville, 965-3291. ' PP LOGS WANTED . High grade 1 acres, gooo spring .:~n proper 10 13 3tp t ; , lots Jf shade trees, locat· IN THI PIOt.t.TI cou•T 0 ' walnut, chPrry, poplar. bass- APPI.F':,S , Burdf'IIP F' r u 1 1 ELECTROLUX vacuun ciea~~J;" Ph WY 2-&970 COUNTY, OHIO wo!X.l . h;mJ ;md ~ ,-,f l m.1p l1· . arrn _ rne · er, automatic, paper bags, JoOR SALE, 1951 Plymouth. ed on U. S. 33 near Rock IN THIMIIOJ MATTU OF THE uuu Pof!l "rU,. Oht'o Rt l h Sold OP OAY MCCUTCHION, DICIAIID red and white oak and ao,h _ ' · · · · a11 cleaning attac ments. Good running order. wt J. Springs Fairground. $2,500. R. c•N o. n.141 25 9 25 lo~ buy"r w1ll be <:~ t \l~<;on tP new over $150. Guaranteed. Uam Blake, Dorcas, Ohio. A. Finlaw, WY 2-2975. 1~3-tfc TO WHOM tTN:l~~ONC:UN 1 Furniture Corp.. Pt . Plras- WHY PU\1P ~our sl uo;:gisP SPp- Pay oft balance 7 pa~·ments 10 9 -~p NotJc• 1.1 hereby 1 1ven th1t on th• a.nt . W. Va . Tuesday~ Jnr.J li e rank? Gt>l K1ean-F.m-AII of S6.SO each. Phone WY ~ 1 ·==-==c::--:---- -;;--- FOR SALE-Mlddlepurt'a taU· t.~:~~he: ~~:.,~· ,::~;:\:.~~.(rn~·;;·~·,;;~!~ Friday::~, 8·30 :l m10 lu15 4:JO Sep lir f'arm Tank Ch·aner. 2204 after I p. m. 10 1 6tc i 1959 9 passenger Counbutldtog,. located 1M N- ~·~·~·~·~~,.t~·~~r:r.::.:":;j"~·.'·-· ~ p. ru . 111 c mark B•treau, pLand try Squire Station Wagon, au- esr Second Street.. Mkidl!!port 0 m· ----~ - -- ··tomatlc transmission, power Prteed tar quick to&.le I& f or Rent eroy. 9 29 36tc Male Help Wanted oteerlng, radio, heater, pow- qllire at Oblo llolet. ~ tie ~~1~~~~;~~r:. -10 1 :-::-:::= -~-~ 1 "\INGI?R Sewmr maebinet er brakes. Phone WY 2-3898 ~j~~~;E~~~? APARTMEr.iT, ~ rooms and new. $59 .50 up. ~ever•l 1u1flod Truck Drivers Wanted! or see it at Hackett's Sohiol------:--:--;---- ; to till• :~u·~ ~~~~:: bath . newly redf'( or:.Jtf'd Cal l machme. B.l bargala price~ Service. 10 7 tfc Leg1l Notice .ner tb• nun 1 ot .. ,d Ex"rltnced ---c,.- -j;~~~;::;:any~ Ueni fonver b1rnd from WaltPr Crooks. WY 2-3631. The l'"abrtc ~hop. ~ine:er Sal" lne,.~rl•nced FororLon1 Th Ra bl IN THI coMMON IlLlAS cOURT or !~ •••tnat the r..J lo 15 6, "'" e m er MlfOO COUNTY, OHIO the dectdent lituatecl In and •--.fl'f"Vk~ . p omPrny . QhlD Dlotonco Houto Write World Slandard ot Compaet , CAll NO. n.m: or Ohio. - - -AparunPn - -t, S room!'!. W'V Z-2214. 4 21 tfc MAYFLOWER TRANSIT Claronc• Arthur Prlt•, PLAlNTJJT, PROBA.TE COURT or Middleport EJ.t'f'lleDCf MEJOS OOVNTY, omo 1 1 lrldi•n•pollt lndl•n• rtd -n. (10) It, 115. U, 3te nd b d bath a ssemem. on groun PERF'F.CTION Oil heater wit!J..I.=====~~""'='=,J Btg ear room. • · 8Dd per- Edl.an Hob•tettu, becutor ot lh• ·,.c:,_c,==-="'-noor . NPwly def'ora!Pd. hard- , drums .and fit tings, Davtu I formaiK'e Sm•ll CAr <!'Cooomy I Ealllle ol Onte D. Price, deen.ed., •t 11., DEFENDANT& Insur1nce wood noors:. automaLlf' hf'at . e_ l~>C'Iric scales, 30 lb. capac- I and ' m•nagerabUtcy LIOAL. NOTIU C31J WY 2·3200. 10 JO tf(' l 1955 See Th• unknown heln of B. W. Don--- - ·- - - - i '~I' 10 ft. b~eat cdase.ha si.s! JOHNSON, S\mpson lnsura~ ~tropolllaa Motort ~!~ed.cteE~r~e. oJa~k.o~:n'':~:..!:: Savea tlme because there's no mlDng or NICE F'OUR room house with · ercury. Y an c. s Aceney , In AU forms o1 In •nil Anna B. Paine. dece..etl, wh~tH lPss motor and transmt~smn E. MaiD Strret. Pomeroy ,.ld•ncee u• unJutown ..Ul tP:e hauling on your part. Saves money because basem~nl, hardwood fl oon. · .' · IUT8Jk.'e. Jlm Johnson enrt PboDO IVY • _ notice th•t cter1nee Artb11r f'rlee on ....., , . 1 nicely located on Linf'oln I ('omplete course ln radio and A tl .-o1 the 7th d•,. of october. tPM. filed 1i:~.~'i•!~~.~ 8 d S you pay one low price for mixing, pouring and U tnlJtiOO. Cell . , ,· 4 - tfc hla petJUon In the Coll\"!on Pll!ll 1: Heights. Call WY 2-3054 . Tra -~ lelevf,Sl' nn w'l!h, all equipment · 1 1 1fc '" Court w:lthln and for \heo Count, ot flnlsblng. Wbat more could you ask for? A - Mella and State of Ohln the objealls;."_~·":.?;: cy Wb.l.y' 10 10 6f n Ch;~rle~ Larkms, Lon!il Bot· • 7 f 1962 Plymouth 2 door VB au. or pnyer of whteb. II to ..,.e1te the free estimate? Get yours today! _:.___ _ _ _ _ . _. lorn, Ohio. 10 lc lnstrudions · • ,,.v ou judpno' ot to Mel«a.a.hul .. nUI<ilt ~ ... ...... ·-·:h. . I · (>HI ,P,_ owhm nev.e··."r'O "'V s IIO nJetow,rar. "'c'"OS2.595@) 1964..05 regular meeting DON'T DElAY ' ' · I , I ' " ' ~-{ll.o I HACKETT'S clo~e SQHIO SERVICE HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Tbe goes on. "Save your maeazint world can be excit.- guns for the week before In&. At our supermarket the tlon. Many lmpL!Ise votera ww>'ll other day , a boy of about 10 make up their minds unUI asked hls mother tor a copy Get a !eel of what's bllj!B.ir>g of Playboy, an~ sbe belted him them and Jell them wbat right In the kisser. Meanwhile, want to hear. Don't ride coaton the supermarket reading tails-run alone." rack, my favUTlte magainze, "Dont• talk too much," J .B. Scientific American, .old me continue~. "As we say 1n with another or Its teuer vertising, boU the platform title: "Tears and the lacrimal down to a single major Jland.n and slam It home in 20 secAnd recently through the mall, onds." He adds : '"Tape or film came an arliclt: rrom the pub- your message. And, H you can't llcatlon called Television Age, talk, or if you make 1 bad lmit which an advertising agency pression, don 't hesitate to man who ia a veteran in the 1 professional actor to do production area glve1 advice to emotional pitch and you political candidates on how to with children or use video to their advantage in and dogs just the current election campaign. J . B. reminds politicians, The agency man's lnitlala are •· don't forget that dames J.B.• and presumably he is oot a lot to say, and often tbelr the same J.B. about w'·1m vote makes the difference. Use lrchlbald MacLeish wrote a daytime television or radio play. woo them, seduce them, cajole J.B. advise• politicos, "don't them, play on their emotions ~t caught by live TV .•, He heavily in a apeci.al campaign HOMELJTE SALES SERVICE ''"'"" lll;l CueJtl I 28' .0..-,.. FORD, 1 1LBeot!o ---..,., 11.4 ...... mol"'nc ' &Douo. ... ...._ U. Commeooe 14. Undf\1dld 1f.81ber!aa M'.NOUl't- rtv• lobotl . . Blclr: IO.JIUII.D nolo 1f.Droop .. the middle 18.W~ ott 88.J'IctfcQ cap tam 40. God otwat .S.Omnall ILPole II. NOll. 22.Cloeeto U.WU4cw: Tibet 25-Bu.mot .... "'Jll'&Dt II.Ooiono - anger 29.A- •-ea~u ai.Colorl~ liqUid 12.TvWIIId tile lee tii.Bimbaakment IF HE MAKES ONE FA LSEr.10VE~HOOT TO KILL!! St.Pertonn ati.P!.... or rock 18. Topaz hummlllgo bird All SOCiety will be Pl'e.S<!nt et 42.Aeoal c:uJtorel ..... wa<llntr of eve.na. \'&Or • -- DAILY CBYI'TOQUOTE- Hore'o how to work ltr AXYDLB.&A.XB t. LON'GFELLOW One letter simply IJtaads for another. ID ·t:hW lalnple A k UHCI tor 'Ule three L"a.. X tor the two O'a. ete. S1ncle le.M.en, apo.. troph1e' the length and fonnatlO.p 91 tbe worda: are aU hint.,. Sach da.J' tile code lettem are cUtferent. ·~-QaolaElt<DPXV 0 A. VXB QOJB VJBOHA V It< II V Zlt<JIIDP 'r. AK II V AJIRBEV Y B. -B II• DICK TRAt, Y - J ' o <Jeyp~ I!I'ARIDWJDIN YOU oUiil YOWIQ AND lll'li:ND WBEN YOU A1Ul1 OIA-BOHH e Ulf. EIIIP r...._ ~ 1-. AND HERe .. o::Mt!STER GOULD NO. MY FATHER SPENT HIS HON EYMOO N HEREAND SO Dl D HIS FATHE~ BEFORE i-ll wow! HOW OLO OOES'EM MOON WMPO Radio i "lt'a a Ylclous circle! You begin to feel better, then ,JDU &et the bill and JOU',. r]&ht badt: hero qalnl" MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8. 00 Sign On -News 6 : ~ Sacred Heart Hour 6'20 Meigs County RFD 8:23 Palll Bowers - Fann UO Newo 6:33 Rev . Raymond Jones. Rel 6,55 Sports Headlines &,57 Weatber Report · 7,110 News ;!;! 7,1J5 Ttoy'o Chapel 7:30 News · · .. " 7:35 Picltens Hardware . <Toes· Tburs.) ao News Report a,oo Bill Miller Show a,oo Johnsoo . Simpson Ins. Show (Fri./ 8:10 Roy 's Food Basket Sbow (Mon • TbU111.) 1,45 Baker Furnlture Sbow (Wed.. Fri.) 8:45 I&S Super Market Show (Thurs.) 8:00 Newa g,os GoHee With Janet 10,110 Grand Ole op'ry 11:00 Minlsterlal Aasoc. 111,15 A.S.C. Progr&ll , Ft'l. m"o Famlly Worship • Thurs. 11,15 Mason Go. Agr. En.-Tuea. 11,33 Swap Shop 11,45 Tiny's Country Hymno 12,00 Noon Report 12, t5 Goeuler'o Guest Star-Frl 12:15 Larry Andersou Sbow 4,110 Jtm Mees Sbow U5 Blaettoar Auto Sbow <'!bun.) 4:30 Local News 5:00 Jbp Mees Show 8:00 Sllhon's Market • New1 6,1)5 Sundown Serenade U5 Sign Of!_September ---------------------W J EH RADIO lfDNDAY THRU FRIDAY 4:00 Discing with Doss 6' 46 Sign On 7,00 Be Still and Know 00 5,00 5:tl5 5,15 5:25 7,03 7,03 7:30 7:32 H5 6'00 3,05 8,16 8'15 8:16 News Musical Clock News Headlines Musical Clock Word and Testimony Ohio Valley Newa World News Sports Today Weather Musical Clock 8:55 ComJnunity News 9,00 Talk of the Town 9,55 Mason Gonnty News 10 :00 Public Service 16,15 Family Worship Hour l0:30 Latchstring 11,00 News Beat u,os Morning Melodies except Friday, Churcb Bells Ring IU5 World Newo IUS Mason County Newo 12'00 Community Newo 12 '05 Local Newa !UO Markets 12,15 Weather l2:20 Bulletin Board 12,25 News 0 Gramo ~ , 30 County Agent 12"5 Country Go Roond L55 News Beat 2:00 Country Go Round 2:55 Newa Beat 3,00 Midway Matinee 3,55 News Beat Interchange Community News World News Sports Today Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale 5,45 Sign Off SATURDAY 6,45 Sign On 7,00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7:08 Musical Clock UO News Headllnel U2 MusiCJOI Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony s,oo Obto Valley News 8:05 World News uo Sports Today U5 Weather U6 Pt. l'leaaanl H.S. Football 111,30 Song & Story Ho11r 16'45 Family Worship Hour 11,110 News, Army Hour 11:36 Public Service 12'00 News Roundup 12,20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:i](J Sawrday Matinee 1:15 Ohio Stata FootbaU 4'00 Discing with Don UO Top Ten Revue &:00 News Ro.mdup 5:15 Public Servlce 5,36 DIMer Musicale 5,45 Sign Off "W' &,45 Sign Of! October SATURDAY a,oo Sign On - Newo 6:05 Country Music 6:20 Country Jamboree · 7:00 Larry Anderson Show 8'00 Pomeroy HJ Football 9:30 Middleport HJ Football 11,00 Top Ten Show <Dairy Valley) 1UO Top Ten Show (Duttons) I.ITTLE !'IR'>H~N AIIINII 12,00 Noon News 12:15 Musical lnterlude 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teet. 1:00 Bill Miller Sbow (OSU Football! a,~ Sign Off September 5,45 Sign Off October SUNDAYS 7:00 Sign On- Newt 7:35 SllDday Sbowcase 8'00 French City Baptist 3,30 News 8:33 Hour of Deliverance <Elder Cline) 9:48 Congressman Abele 16:05 Sunday Chapel 10:33 Washington Reportl to lbe "enplo 11'00 Sunday Sbow ABBIE AIIID SLATI 12,00 Noon News 12:15 Cbrlstlana Hour 12'30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Rev. Andrew Plll'sono UO Rev. Silas Billups 2,00 Sunday Chapel 2:33 Rev. Roscoe Thorne 3,00 Sunday Chapel S:33 Country Hymntlmers (Dan Hayman) 4,33 Sunday Showcase 6:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 6:30 Sundown Serenade N5 Sign ~H September 5,45 Sign 011 October lv HAROLD GRAY ' .. .' ' '~. WHOI=SO:! WHAT A c.t.IMB 114AT WA'S f BETTER MARK ll-U'O ~ SO Wt CAN F!NC "1-H" ~y BACK DOWI'I. A"{{ NOW FOR A I.Oo'r<·bEE. EH 1 JERRY~~----------~~~.==-----------~~~~~~~----~~B~v~G~E~O~II;G~E~W;O~N~D~E~k OKAY, VITO, GUN ffi5T FER ... A 'liD OON'TSTOP FOH NOTHING! ••• lr';;;;;;;;;;;;;_,...;=....,_,...,='t 1 cor•RNISHED apartment for 1 tomatic transmission. county Common Pleu Court; nnder· r u KITCHEN 00 powe el' s Sale co .... •d. In casa Nl). abo"• 8..511. • ' rent, around C1oor. 3 rooms 1C.• AS cook st0 " e• •20 pr1ce $1~" v:w. . QCIThe partite IDinlloned w~u " and bath. 3Sl S . Serond AYe .• ! Davenport . and thalr, $20. 1 U. I. CIVIL IIRVICI TEITSI vice Station, Mlddleport. Ohio =h•!,_.~':'ep_;ra.w.de:".!,.~~~o h1~~= Middleport. Call WY 2-5262. ru . f! · refngeralor, -$2~. ~gal lhn - - ·· Le-oa JRut 'Ufll .. 10 12 6tc petition anct that the,. a" r01<1ulr<~d · wae tr heater . "t-25 .00 · 11111,/JIJ • • .,.~~; he"""""' trlht1n• to anewe:r the 111me .:~a or b.rore Ut• 10 tiC e lt>rInc •••• ,,, ~ .-...~bel' tMf. ontll ••~"' " ' 1 tllt>UuMt tfll tnfM Jc - --·· =·• ' --..,,..---..,.--New 47000 BTU vent~ gas .,,_ r;1pm-..f!f ume11, lUI-Llvestoc oarenu Artnur I'Tioc•· PtataWf a1'7 rR&• 1nfMWNtfftB ........ HALLIDA 'i AI 8HI:ftl .. Dupin. J bedroom~. Sugar h~ater, t65 .00 also 70.000 &..,_..1• .. - · R. wtu.IAM IENKJNa 11"" •. ·- • · .,..,•• cvtu,• ' ftun area. Pomero:; Phone er, $70.00. Ph. WY 2·:l874 . rt"'"' ... _ ..,..,,... e., •...,,. HOGS ready to kill. Tel. SH 2-l w. HAYES PETTRY f t 1-3118. ·10 2 tfc 10 13 6tc ~::'--=~· n. 4111. ' 10 13 3Lc (10) ~~~~ei; ~ :!~~. tw . . ._ -..... . -.... --· .............. ..- -_ 48.-- ··-cr- ti.DooploeiS .. Abradl!lc 11 • ILD!o- oofety be l 1 ...... ACl11081 LKept -...... ocr. • - DAILY CROSSWORD !Ill. Bll'4 ILIDb.-w, CHARlES BlACK _,;;;;.=;;;...-..;;;;=..;;;.----, ways be ready for 1 fellow 1fith a llva lllll:n>plleae. to be sure, ••if JOU wut win, man, regardleu of hlgb l<leols and Udtl ::~.:\ get yourHll 1 lharp a ing qency." •.cmone.. 1 BLAETTNAR'S ., bird G'. SUltan'l d ..... tf RADIATOR SERV J( E wp.- Pmii1J'1 . . , . 1 .• ocuttle 1 1 I Sl'l'lft ft.Athonao I I for women t1iJJ.... ''Some electiOfll,'' say• J B., "are wort by lbe illY who "'Y' nothing . . .listen to your oppon. ent. If he iJ making an ass of blmseU, you look sincere, ld81 babie1, amlle, put your arm around very old ladies, and Television Revue CALENDAR Tb0 Cb1Jd consPrv at1on when the wsc;::. of the United League will meet Thursday Methodist Church mel Tuesday •vening, O<L 15, at the home evening at the church. of Mrs. Angus Howard on Lln- The Eastern Local Education Assorintlons's Tl ME .,..~ New Purpose for New Age Theme Of Event Teachers Name Cormru"ttees •nd -· TIIA1' IS THE ONE? 1RUST CHARLES TO 85 I:<;CJGil!fuut P!ffiRENTJ ~:~.~~~~~~~~!~~~ ~ ';,:. ' GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. ·~,t · ~i1,~ Phone WY 2-3284 Page St. Middleport ~ ~ ;-;u]! .....~ l"!'f �~~~~on!••::,m~~.· 12-Dally Sentinel, Pom...ay·Mlddlepon , 0 ., Oct. 15, 1984 I :1:':: Gett''ng ersona w~~. ":f••~:: ~~~ed Mrs. Lillian Stieff is Conferred L''fe Membership ,·n OES Chapter aid Brlctleo, !loy Brlcllleo, (). tan Harrisoo, Ralpb Carl, virgil Carl, Lloyd KJnc, Dwigllt Carl, Tracy Whaley, Harvey Van Vranken, Faye Pratt, Gla· dys Cuckler, Geoffrey Wilson, Prayer is Theme OJ D • b . evotrons y ' ' MISSIOn Group " Dale llarrlloll, aU of Pomon>)'; Ira Butdler, Rlclw<l Cboml> en, Charles Searles, o! Mlfl. dleport; Walter Burke o! Ha· cine, Paul Tribe and danght· er Jane, and Woodrow Wilson, Atbeno; Olarlea P. Rllflt, Col umbw; Rusaell Wllaon of Logan; Cllf!ord Lohrer o! Clnc!J>. nati, Mtas Colleen WUIOil, Albens and the honored J!Ueat, !.Ira. WOllam Lobrer. for group oingtng led l>y !.Ira. programand chairman. Mro. Ruth the Il ~=======================:::: The conferring of a life mem- 1 Distingulshed guests Jntro- John Mrs. Lyoru, Jack Bechtle Mrs. u ddl • • • m~ting oct. Wolfe 6 of opened the Sbellie 1• bersh1p to Mrs Lillian Steiff, 1duced were Roberta K. Mmg- fielding Hawkins registered the In J.t ai eport Boice Missionary Gruup of the w·ganist of Evange line Chapter, I hng. Past Grand Matron of guests. Wel<'ome tags in silver Bethlehem Baptlst Church, Visit Elbttrfelds Housewares Department On The First Floor Order of the Eastern Star, and , Ohio. and Verna Hammond , given each D"nest. A ba!l- Mrs. Robert Allensworth, Mn. h d f D a.. James Rawley , Emma Joachim Great Bend, with prayer at Mrs. ~e observance of ltle 601 _an- ~uty Gran Matron o •strict kt't of rf(l ruses and the in. and Barbara Baer visited with Rosa Stepp's borne. ruversary of the rhJ\pler, h1gh- 25 Otht>r~ we-lromed we-re- ~cript1on "60th Anniversary," M H W Devo>tions were given by Mrs. 1 8 k lighted a spt>eial meeting held 1Worth_l' \latron;:. and Worthy Pa- dt>ruraled the auditorium. a:x .aye~ 0 ee~~~nnon, · Glenna O'Connor using as her 'fuesda\.' evening at the VIa son- trons of other chapters and past . A thcee . tiered decorated · Va . over t e w · theme, "When Prayers Aren't lc Tt>mple m M i ddl~port With matrons and . past patrons of ~ake t'entered tlle refreshment Mrs. Horace McEthiMy sub- Answered," from scripture, other dJstnrt chaprrrs pre- ' Evangel me Chapter. :\1arte , tablt- flanked wit..b lighted t.a~ stitut~ for Mrs . Larry Wiley at Luke 11 :9-13. Five reasons were st'nf . : Curd , d1stnct officer, and pa~t ers Ca ke and ice cream was Pomeroy Kindergarden Classes cited for unanBwered prayers : Etta ~1 ae Norton. worthy ma- 1~rand appumlmt-nls ~erved wtth Mrs. Mitchell and Tuesday. wrong'\Aotive, Jack of earnesttron , and Wr_ll.am King. worthy I :\lrs S!t~lft was wel C'umed as ~1rs. Lyun~ presiding at the sil· Mr . .and Mrs. Robert McEI- ness, lack of Iaith, sin in one's J-aTron , prt-stdt>d Sf"n-"m~ as till~ h~nured gtJt·st : ~ ud tht! !lie ver coffet' and tea services. hinily were Parkersburg visltors life, and praying out of the will protme! wen~ Mrs. James · ..__ h ted b 1Oming room hostesses were of God. A dedicated prayer was Pul\lm. Mrs Guv Rrynoids lnd mem~r,s 'P1 wasShpre-.~en k · ~'l Mr~ N:m Moor!! ,'yliss Mildred Mond 3 y ~vetting . M !\. L F · h · :' mg mg e remar ......, , , then offered by Mrs. O'Connor. 1 Mrs rs 1 . rene . : on Lhe :N y~ars or Mrs. Slelff l ~awlt')' . \1r:i Earl ~emer, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . Bernard Fultz 'lbe president Miss Wilma a~ ur.:armt 01 the dwpler . her En·111 and otht>r off1cen. attended the Purdue-Wisconsin Sayre, read the' profiles on the year ., worthy matron, and football game Saturday in lndl- three Special Interest MissionPOMEROY OHIO ht>r servi~.:e 111 the c-hurch ~:~nd ~,..,~ fl!itZ,~y·..Ji;~ ana . They were gu<:'sts of Mr. aries. 'fwJo letters of thanks __ ··cummunti.Y in varwus <H'Iiv 1. · ~ and Mrs. Robert Olsen at La- were read. by the proJect chairTONIGHT ues \Irs Stt>J it alsv was wes· fayette, Ind . Beth Fultz was the woman, Mrs. Evelyn Foreman, "HOW THE WiST t:ntt'C <~ mo11ey l"orsage. :~ gue.sl of Mr. and Mrs. Wi1liam from Hong Kong for sweaters WAS WON '" u't / ~: verson and family of South and from BW"ma for used specITechmcoJorl 1\.lrs I• rt:d Uluettnar ul Porn· , ~t,Jl Charleston, Ohio, and Barbara tacles Dtbble Reynulds. t.:llrroll Ba ~rm t hapler UE/1 was p1amst , ~ • •• 4 and Be-cky Fult7 were guests of The. collection from t hi 11 1 Iter. John Wa.vw:•. H.u ss Tam 1'u tl 1 ~ ~\·e111noe progcar11 · ''' · (' "" i 1their grand parents, Mr. and meeting •·t·ll be donated to the 1 p 11 l))yn, Gregm·v Pack Lee ·1 .~t<~llatwn ut llt'W uflll'ers w11\ ·, · orneroy · Ch'll. " ' Cobb. Henry F'onda CprotvH . .. . , i Mrs. J ~~ hn f'ornas h m I reo- Love Gift Offering Fund. ! fonrs , Karl Maldrn. Gf'u p ,.. p llt ochld lklt>lnbt'l J at the T~m· Mrs. Beulah Kratnz of Char· ', the . while their parents were Jn Tbe program, "We Dedicate , .>ard..las. St~>wart R1<"'h ~ 1 ·<1 1 -Nidmark, Thrlma Rit tt-r P e_ le~lou. W. Va. and VIrgil Woods l lndiana . Ourselves," was presented by ! .V[kkt>\" Shau~hnrssv \\~I ter t·oll o" 111 !1. tlle opemng ntual lol Poea W V1:1 wt>re Sundav · Mrs Ruth Wolf Th hymn I ,. · · ,. . . Mrs. Be-tty Williams and Mr. · My Life and · Lel e , 8 .:.J·ennan. He-nr:'f lllorQ au a· P1·ogi:lrm tummemur a lng ·~ult' ,, !\Uests of· therr cousms, Mr . and· . .. ·· •·Take It Be," I Winnt'! of 3 o\rad em\· tiOltt <:~nmvt•rs an ul the cha p- r . .. . 1and Mr<i Jue J urner VISited at . A. ward~' · ·d h 1 Mr s. Carl Moore . Flat rock 1 w Va recently with was sung by lhe members. The I Technieolor Cartoon ler was yresen,e . " 11 !\liS : . 1 • • ' • • meelmg was closed by prayer' ftun nin.e t1me 2 fir~ .'l.i mm Le.~l u: .t;rvm reddmg H puem. : Mrs. Geoffrey Wilson, Mrs. relauves. b M E 1 F A.liu ll~ Sl 00 Ch 1ldrrn . 50c · l< t>mem bering fnends ·· A f11m Jell and Mrs. John BPaver Mrs. Daisy Ankrom left Wed· Y rs. ve yn oreman. · Vul"al solu "" \h ·L1.~k " w116 wt>re Monday VIS!Iors ·· ·In p ar k-., t1eSday 1or ht'r hom e in Fort Refreshments were . served by fRIDAY and SATURDAY · · · J k S C alte spendt'ng Ule hostess lo W1lma Sayre, ~ ung by .Frank Cht>e~ebrew m e1 sburg. W. Ya . I ac son, · r ~ , . Oct. 16-17 1 sPveral weeks with her niect'!l Ulenna 0 Connor, lsabel Lewis · · ·h "7 FACES OF OR . LAO" trJbutt' Mr~ ., \1 C K Nea"• >pent 1~1on· . (Tf:'chntrolor' '. . 11 lo . Mr s. , Stt'lft, 1Wit Mrs. James Brewmgton a nd, and danghter , ll re nd" a, Evelyn . 1 . . · rs · · · ~ . fonv HBnrlnlt Arthur U'Con P~t Haptonstall Jl t e Pli!nu. 1d<tv in C'olurnbu~ wtth re!atlvf's !f:mllly and Mr and Mrs John Foreman and sons, Jimmy and · OP IJ. H;wltara Pdrn .lohn fr l'he 1 11 ~ror~· ~I the dwpl er !and v1srted her mother. Mrs . E. Vroman . · · David, and Ruth Wolfe. 1Csnn f\' u;~h RF•PfV .lr Dirrct · and lllghiJghts te~ken from prev·: J . Hill who is a put..ient in : d M Rlaine Walburn The November meeting will ! oy Gt:>u l'al Wunrlel"s nf'ver IilllS mmute~ tlunugh the vears . Ml · an rs b . I 1 era sf'· n · h I UmversJty Hosp1tu . and children ' Kimberly and Da- e held at Ruth Wolle s home. I h wt're rf:'at y ~ 1r~ . 11e 1 ert , "SOLOIER IN THE RAIN" :\Hehl"ll. a ~so~ii:l te n~atron . Mrs \1r an<J Mrs. C J . Struble re.- Yid, of Vie_nn a. 'II!· Ya ., s~t I lacki<' Clt<ason, Slrve ~1C' Nort on r1•ad 1!w n;un es of past turned home Tuesday, after a Saturday With their. parents, r ..}ueera Tuesd ay W1•ld mllln•ns and patrons of the len day~ v1s1t with rrlatives in and Mrs. Verner See and Mr. 1 SUN., MON. TUES. l"hapter Wllh in terestmg evenls , Logan, Carroll, Columbus, Ma· and Mr~. RaymondF'W~ b~r~; 0 Oct. 18- 19·20 "THE NEW INTERNS" nf th eir year given bv tile rion and Cleveland. Mrs. vawrence orth 0 lf'n~ A shower honoring Mrs. Wil-l Mich aPI Cailf'n Barbera Ed en group \Irs EvPI)n Lewis and I . . na , W. a' was. , e recen li.lm Lohrer, Athens, was held Colorcartoon' ~~ 1 ~s Cora Rupt> 50 vt•ar mrm- 1 Lt Danrel 0 Struble who IS , guest of Mrs M L W1lson. Frrday evf'mng at the home of ~~::::;;~;;-~-:::·:::-:::-:·~--=--===~;;;..,;;;;_::,:;:.;-.:..:.-.:.~slat1 oned at Fl. Campbell, Ky Mr. and Mrs . John Thomas 1\>Irs Hobert Eastman, Che~der Monday evening , to JO in Chuter No. 8441 I: amved . had as their weekend guests Mr Roa d A 1arge s1or k, wh1te basMrs Struble for a ten day.s v1s1t and Mrs Robert Arbau~h, ~ol, ket holdmg a doll baby and REPORT OF CO NOJTION w1th his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Lester Bowers. Spnngfreld; · 11 d , .(. J . Struble and her mother, Iand Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Balser ye ow an green s1reamers . d . ted th 'It tabl · . d 'k t>cor<~ e g1 e . OF MIDDLEPORT Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Chapman . and sons. Tom an Mj e, o1 G d II boot·· 'th : In th~ Stat• of Ohio. at th• Cion Df Busineu on October 1, 1964. and other relatives. Mansfield, reen an ye ow •es WI 1 Publi1hed in responH to call made br Ctomptrotler of the Cur- ~ Miss H:t~l Mae Hysell and I _streamers attached was used . r•ncy under Section 5'211 U S Revised Stetut•• brot 11er, Haro ld Hyse II J r. oI m an archway to complete the • , f • , , . , A<sETS I[) 1 I th k d der ocauons. Games were play1ed with prizes going to Mrs. : Ca.th. hatanrP~ IA."Iltl ullw r hank-,. and r<ls/1 !lt'm' l : awar~ spen e wee en lll prort'~S u[ t"UIII•rtinn . s 500 ,09995 1with their parents, Mr. and Mr.s. I Charles Searles, Mrs. Ralph I Unilt•rl Slnlt>g (; nlrrn m('n l oblige~Til'n~ dlrt>l'l and Harold Hysell Sr. They came C l d Mr H V I g uJr;mle~>d 1.\i l:'t of <lnv rt>., t>lll'~l 1.572.968.75 1to be with the-ir father, who unV~~~k:: s. arvey an ' Obli g.:~ tio n~ of Stat1•s :11Hl politr r.fll ~ uhd 1 mions d>!r~ent sur~~ry al Melg! Me- Judge Frank Porter of PornAfter Mrs, Lohrer opened her (Net uf Jllv rt>wrvt'~ -~ ____ 322,421\ .81 mortal Hospltlll, Saturd<Jy, eroy was guest speaker when "fl k d td "th Loan s 11 nd rl is <·o unt.~ !NC't of anv rl'servt>s) - - --~ --- 2.348 667.73 Mrs Albert Mees and daugh. , gl ~. ca e ecora e WI Flxect assr!s sO 980 37 . . t.he Bus mess and Professional green and yellow booties, ke I --- ---· ·- -~------· . ter, Mn. Harold Erwm were Women's Club of Middleport ff d J' 1 b u· · Other a ss et~ ---·----" -·--··· 1200000 W d d f M ,, · cream, co ee an 1tte oo es · ' . . e ne.s ay guests o r. anu met Tuf!sday eyening at the 1fll d .th . ta ed ' •• •• 6 .A Mrs Earl Denny Sr . : 1 e WI rnm were serv . TOTAL ASSF'TS __ __ _ --- --~---·- ~,u.J ·'-""2.61 · · Martm Restauran t. 1 Guests were Mesdames Char· ' Mrs. Je~ eob Ebersbal'h and Ad . · t · 1 1 11 ]ourmng o 1e SOCia les Riffle William Strauss DonI liABILITIES ' ·' 1Mrs. C. J . Ebersbach wert" . rooms of the Columbus and ! ' -~---"--Dt-mand deposits. of indmdu~tls . partner~ h ipll, j Wl"dnesday ~i~ner guests of Mr. J Southern Ohio Electric Cornpa·l . and enrporalums . . ____ $1 396.~9 .21 and Mrs. W1_lham We-lls. 1 ny for the program, Mr. Port•• T1me and savt~gs depos1ts of m_d1v1doa h, \1rs. Dess1~ Patter.son spent er spoke lhere 00 the topic, partnersh1 ps and l'orpvrJtwns . · ---~~-- 2 . ~ fi 1 . 307.77 1 '1'uf'sdav wlth Mrs. Jacob '"Th M 1 I' h' 1 L' b 1t ' ., 1 st r· · e Hu or e · rc eod Ja 11b·y ' D~pos1' t s nr t •nl 15 .98 "• ·2, 1 Gloeckner. Pi. ~If'S ,o1t>rnment Oe-posils of States and polilical ~ llbdi\"i lson~ _ l2.i.431 .13 .. aw. , e was mtr uced . } 13.5/0.3-1 • Mrs. LlorJCl Ebersbach . special Cutiried and officers chf'cks. et('. _ TOT.-\1. DEPOSITS ... $4.112 .803 66 Booster 1Weetrng committee chairman, in the Total dem and rleposts In Belpre Attended ab~en('~ of Mr:~ · Harry Moore, . - $1 .551,495.89 Twelve members of Theodor· legtslaUve cham~ an. To! JI tt mt· a11d sa\l n g~ dl"'pllsits $2.561,307 .77 us Clmncil Daughters of Am· At the conclusiOn of his ~lk . ' Mr. Porter was presented With Rt>ilisc·ounts :.~nd uJh;.r lrJhlll t le~ lor . ertc<~. were ln Belpre Monday , a gift from the club by Mrs. I' borrowed mont<y .. -- --------150 ,(1(){).00 , evemnR to attend the Boosters Ebe b h M J h W Other liabilitu·~ ·-~ . .. - ------- · 42,777 .93 1 meeting held in the Lions club ~ds ac · ndrs. ted" nth erbne~•. -"""'"'-"'""- , b 1 , k d pr-es1 ent, co uc e us1TOTAL LIABIII- TI FS - --- ---- ---- ----·--- $4 .305 ,581 59 1atUJ the dmg.MeA SIX o cloc mner ti h d thodtst t.:hurch pre- ness mee ng wen ona ti ons I were made to the Red Cross eded th e meetmg. ' c d · an d the M'ddl CAPITAL ACCOUNTS I All endmg w~re Mrs. 0 onald men nve 1 eport F'Ire- 1 Common s!O<'k-p<lr val11e per shat e $5U UO Emergency J<'und . No. s hare~ authorl ~f'd 2uoo H~u ck. M~s. Llllre Hauch, Mrs. A donation from Lera JODel J\"o. shares outslandmg 2lll>O. Tut:~l pH value i 100 000 00 RIChard Campbell, Mrs. Ben f b ttaJ . t :mO 000 00 ~ Neutzling, Miss Erna Jesse, or ~~~ M '"~"wlpmen SuqJ-1us - -- ·- · · accepu:u. rs. eroer waa anUr;dl\'lrlr-d prnfits 130,961.02 Mrs. Joseph Beegle, Mrs. Arned th & B . and TOTAL CAPITAL AC('rH'\;TS 530,961.0;! old Hayes, Mrs Ray Seiden- nounc a usmess · ·-- · -- professional Women's Week i a?el. Mrs. Henry RPibel . Mrs. would be held March 7-13, TOTAl. LIABn .JTJES ANn $4,8 6.542 . 1! Harry Stahl, Mrs. Charles Co6 3 CAPIT.A.L A(TO L NTS • :===== ~ hen and Mrs. Thomas Cook. 1965 Thelma Hysell of Rutland l. Harold 1!:. Hubbard. V. P J('~id t•n ! & Ca~ l1ier. of Lhe above 1 was voted into membership. · 1s · OBSERVES BIRTHDAY namP d hank do hrrPbv drrlal'l' 1hat tl11s r('port of ron d.111011 . Mrs . Ne1Ji~ Vale, personnel de· tru~ and co rrect to lht' best ur tHY knowledge and brllef . j _Tom Lyons o'tlst!rved hl!i 18th velopment chairman ill be in IIAROJ.IJ E. Hi iBBARD 1birthday anmversary Monday I h f th N ' w We, the undcr ~igtwd dirrrtors HttP~l lh P rr.rrerlnl'ss of th1s I evening at a family dinner giv- c arge ~ ~ ovember pr~ nport of cond1tion anfl deC'larl' thai tl has twt>n examined by 11s rn by his parents, Mr. and gram. rs. erner express 1nd to th£" best uf uur knuwledgt> <Jnd helrl"'f is trur :.nd rnrrP<'I. , Mrs . John Lyons. Miss Judy the thanks ~ the club to Mrs. RODNEY DOWNH\G . Hvst!ll was a guest at the din- ~harles Le~~ for her attracROBERT t rOATS D1rtl"luri · d I B d Und trve and orJg.mal table decora· ROSE s. RF.YNOLDS I ne~ :bb"a ~ ernar ' a, Uons for the dinner. The aut-an le yons. wnn theme was carried out io the fJower arrangement, nut-cups and leaf cutouts. t ' Mo•llr lair wltb little eluutJ• In ltmpertturt toaigbt aud Sat-onlay. Low lonJ&ht C.U, hiP Sauu<lay lf>-70. 1 0<'- l"'" Factory authorized end-of-season VOL XVI NO. 157 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO By DANIEL SOUTHERLAND 1 11overn~ent statement released in a brl~f fo~-paragraph news lmmedJatel' afterward was commumque 1ssued by NCNA TOKYO (UPI) - Red China monitored ln London a.s saying and monitored in Tokyo. success fully exploded lls first the explosion took place on Oct. JJ came 17 days after Secre· atomic bomb today. 11.) tary of State Dean Rusk said The official New China Ncws 1 Jt sald the bomb was explod- Red China would explode a nuAgency <NCNA ) said the blast in the ··western region of dear advice "at any lrne." But was set off at 3 p.m. Peking China," but did not pinpoint the Ru.~h pninted out that it would time 13 a.m. EDTJ . location. 1be a long time between such a <But a Communist Chinese The disclosure was contained : !est explosion and Red China's MEIGS THEATRE '· Gaffing led I ersona NOW YOU DOW' ... acconllq t. tbe edld011 II tbe ....paper bvealta. at y e M_.,_........... '"'*" j • W'EA'I'AER -- FIVE CENTS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1964 ~ssible possession of 1 ~tock- led the . Russi_ an dispute with j people ·' It said tlle bt'st t fifth nuclear power, wa due to explodOO In Smkjanr Provlnct p1Je of such weapons w11h a Commumst China over the best st rengthened Red Chm.:t"s na- j the hard work of Chinese engi- - wh1ch borders on the Sov1tt modern delivery system. way to purst communism and tiona! d f nse and f arded r workers and technical Union. I Follows KhruSb's OUster The historic explosion came less than 24 hours after the announced ouster of Nikita S. Khrushchev a 8 premier and Communrst party leader in the Soviet Union. Khrushchev had had been instrumental in wrth· 1. ee sa egu . drawing Soviet support from I Its motherland. It added that lt the Chinese nuclear progr<1m al so was a "major contribution about five years ago. . . to the cause of world NCNA boasted. U1Bl the sue- I peace" cessful nuclear tesl was "'a ma-llt said the succf's!l. which jor achievement for the Chinese makes Red China the world's nee s, personnel. Probably Primitive Device The announcement of the nuclear test did not say .so. but observers felt it was most probabJ~· a primitive nuclear device The nuclear test announcement was followed by a IOV• ernment statement saying that Red China had been forced W build a nucl~ar bomb becaUII of a •·noclear threat posed bf the United States." 1 1 Premier lawn products I 1 Shower Given M Lh rs. I :..::.....::,::,: : ret 1 BRIEF · · WIRE NEWS 0 I f'rom whil( floor stocks last! THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK CINCINNATI - A THREEjudge federal court panel Thur!!day ruled unconstitution~ al the Hanna Amendment to the Ohio ConstUuJion, and gave Ohio two years t.o reapport1on Its legislalure. The amendment, adopted in 1003. allows each county at least one representative regardless of its size. The court ordered the effective date of its j 1 1 • • Judge por er Is S k pea er on b Lia ilify Law • authorized dealer MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I 1 YOUR FAMILY SHOPPING CENTER """'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'=""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""',..• ·' • 1 I - The -FlAIR -lforify""' kltea9 witb buiiWD eta-.-. ADd tbia eompa.et M .. eleetric raace makes petite Jdtebena tbe lllOI'e pre.. cioua. J Ullt lllide • J1..AIR ( eabiDet f' and a.U) into tbe place ol your p.:eweat ._.... ~! It'• true~ ·~ ~.t• oNII: ..... rtk 0.. <::o.rbol ]IIOQ ..,. . . . , . . *-"rtrmrtk .Burface """1nc" Uatt.a ta ~ anaubll" ...-Ron-To.. 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MAIN STREET POMEROY WY 2-2126 I Dri"vers Escape fn]"ury in Ike Likes GOP TO Fu}fill Rt. 248 Wreck ~~~~~:;~ Spooks Invited :~~~E~~:- ::J.~: Labor Captures Razor-Thin To Show Stuff . parliament IC t ory Ill v· October 2"th • D American ream I ,. eomes in two •inds of pietlups Barry won't Jerk Farmer support..s order delayed to give the 1965 ~ssion of the ~eneral Assemoly an opportumty to set up a new plan for reapportioning the legislature. State legislators will be elected oext month as they have been in the past but I the 1966 elections will b held under the new sytsem of dis. , .. tricts. SIOUX FALLS, S. D. (UPI)- GOP presidenllal can· dictate Barry M. Goldwater, in the major Iarin speech of , CORPUS CHRISTI, TF.X. his campaign, promised today he will "never jerk the rug . . . -Special safety precautions from under the American farmer." MAKE T9UR - Mefgs County Extensron Homemakers club me~ber ~explored several of the mam busmess places in t~e com~_ty this wee~. are reported being t~:~ken for! His pledge was the highlight of a day carrying him T_h~ group IS sho~n here ~eady to lea~e the cou~t:y home. Left to nght ID the front ro~ are Mrs. France_s Spencer. extens1~n ~s~tstant, who 11 President Johnson'~ visit here into the northern farm belt from Houston, Tex., where 1 giVmg the.group.mformatton concer~mg the facth~y; Mrs. Esther Smallwood, Mrs. Darts l!:astman, Mrs. Ltnda Ferrel~. Mrs: . \lf~1ma Salser, Mrs. 1 h h most auth- Thursday night he said ·that "no matter who speaks for i Tress Swam, Davtd Brown and Ruth Ebersbach. Back row, Mrs. Ann San vage, Mrs . Florence Well, Mrs. Man• K. Ro~e . M1~ . f'1 Jed a Bate-s, Mrs. ;r~:Y~o: td~:iss the "Nazi it, communism will never bury us." Margaret Brown, Mrs. Jean Sayre, Mrs .. Margaret Bailey, Mrs Sara Roush , Mrs. Etta Cullurns, Mrs .. Pauline Hysell, Mrs Martna Rose, Mrs. Het .. 'rh as· Goldwater's first en Swartz, Mrs. Pat Holter, Mrs. Inez Wilson, Mrs. Eleanor Leonard and Mrs. Lester Young .-Sentmel Photo arsenal plot" a~ a IaIse aIarm . a1 w l1 The -mental patient who utterance on the leadership ences to what he called Pres.: . . . . . .. .ex ht f k' shakeup in Russia which dis· dent Johnson's "curious crew . Meigs County Extenswn pumped from a well 1200 feet to 30 tons of sale which Is sold I all rts m111erals and ul1hzed for i THlRD STOP was bemg sout theorprna -~ng 1•8 ·laced Soviet Premier Niki- At one point, someone in the Homemaker club members ex- deep at about 125 gallons a mm- in Indiana, Kentucky. 0 hi o, 1beverages. Beverage 1s mixed Bob B.ver and Marvin Jeft~reat agal~~ t 1 resi ~ ~fa Khrushchev. ~fhe senator and Colt Stadium crowd of more plored Meigs County resources ute. then goes into large slor- Pennsylvania, West Virginia, : ~:~nd ag~d in stainless steel fers showed !he ladies throop life was s\ -~r· a~'r 7d his advisers were waiUng to than 25,000 yelled "Walt Jen- Wednesday in a tour planned age tanks, then pre-hearter_s, and Tennes~ee. tanks Product of the local the Ohio Valley Baking Co. ever. The s te:Ifi~ ~imee shaad know more about the Kremlin kins" when Goldwa~r Us~ed b_Y the Me~s Count~ Coopera- furnace pa_ns, mud settlers. fil- Second stop on the t~ur was pl~nt ar~ distr~buted t~ seven High points of interest were ,h~lr efforts ters and mtu the vats where lhe Royal Crown Bottlmg Co. nerghbormg Ohio counties and the large store room of su~ 1 d t nover before saying anything presidential "comparuons like tive ExtensiOn Service . faLied to turn up any new ea s. specific. Bobby Baker, Billie Sol Estes The groups m_et at 10 a. m. salt is made. . l in Middleport where Mr. Wood- in Mason a~d _ J~ckson Counties ~lies and how th~ b~ad dough HEAD CITY N C Goldwater also skirted dJrect and Matt McCloskey.'' at the ExcelsiOr Salt Works The salt contams all naLural l row Call Sr, was guide. of West V1rgrma. In 1963 the 1s nuxed and divided mto equal b MOR~ 't · ·~ me t on the resignation of where Edward Ebersbach, minerals, Mr. Ebersbach said. . He explained how well wa. company redeemt'd $10,000 amounts for each loaf of bread. 1 11 1 plant head, served ~s guide.! Approximately 35 tons of co.al l ter ~s processed through a i worth of bottle caps for chari- The gr~up also watched the - Humcane ~: a~ stl'u~k ~:Stde~tial aide Walter w. Jen.. ;~n~at:~.a:a wlh scattered kins, who left his White House He explained how brme Is a day are used to produce 20 1treatmg plant for removal of I ty . (Contmued On Pqa 2.) winds tllat inflicted no appar-- job after disclosure of arrests !nt major damage on the on two morals chaifjies. B~t storm-wise coast Goldwater drew laughter 1D Highest winds were 55 miles Houston at his repeated referK•n• resigned today •• ed the lnd.Jans a ~·o ~ year per hour, 20 m.p.h. tess than pilot of tho St. Louis Carlease on the Cleveland S"•dihurricane force which 1.0011 had dlnals. am with a rent reduction and boasted Thuraday when It md· The Ohio State Patrol invespromise of improvements. LONDON (UP!\ - Opposition leader Harold Wlled its meaodering course and tigated a two-ear aceldent that" Cardinal President Aug· ' son's Labor party won a razor-thin parliamentary el~ headed toward the coast. occurred at 10:45 a.m. Thura- ust A. Bu1ch Jr. announ· The offer was deHvered to tlon victory today over Prime Minister Sir Alec Dougla• day on Rt. 248 in Chester. ced at I news confarance The Feeney. Bennet Post 128 Gabe P.aul, Indians president Home's Conservatives . TOKYO - TfllE POWERFUL A car drlven,tABst by Audrey that the 52...,..r-old Irish· American Legion of Middleport aod general manager, before It W'RS questionaiJ'te ror a time whether Labor wou1d United State• Olympic team G. McCoy, 47, Reedaville made man had dacldad Ia sub- has announced plans lor the lbe board of dlreetors met "' I win enough seats to co ntrol Parliam,nt. Wilson is tenserang up four more gold medals a left tum loto the path of a mit his r•lgnetlon on annual community observance vote oo changing the 115-year- ly awaiting a formal summons to Buckingham Palace to · old fraae bl se. rorm a new government . today wlth three World record' COLUMBUS <UPI) _ For· car driven west by Rog£!r N. Sor,t. 28 before tho Card!· of Halloween to be held this trl na 1 had won the Nation~ ck nd tr I in swlmm ng a a · p 'dent Dwlght D Els- f\u('klt>v, 27, Pomeroy. 'nlere year Thuriday evening, Oct. 29 ~ . w-;=·~· ~· _.. With resu1ts ·m f or 607 or th 1 umphs by 400-me~r hu~ler :~r;w~aid. Thursday ~ Rt- wal!l heavy damage to the Me· • LeiCIUI pennant. at the Middleport stadiwn bt>- ~<?:~ill '" ,c.""'· '·A 163o S('<rts. party standings at 9 ~DT t_oday-;-before IUbmittin& Rex Cawley and girl sprmter bU admiDistraHon would Coy car and IgJght to the Buck- ~~5t:&:'-»~MY~ ginning at 7:15. a.m. EDT _were : I has res1gnation to Queen EliZI· Wyomia Tyus. ~~:[!surely go about the bus- ley vehicle. Prizes will be awarded in I ~onservattVes 293 se<Jts !5 beth II . . World recorda went to 15- iness of ampllfyin and extend- The- drivers escaped injury. 0 three age groups including six ' garn.s, 59 losses) . I The norrnall~ lm.p8,SSIVt Wityear-old Sharon Stouder of ing the American Dream.'" Mrs. McCoy was cited to Meigs years and under; six years to Labor 309 seats (60 gams, 5 son had .tear_s tn tus eyes when Glendora, Calli., In ber gol,d to a rail for court today charged wllh fail· 10 years: and to years and up. he left hts Liverpool hotel today medal victory In the women' In sn address y ure to yield rigbl of way. I Judging will be in these cote· • LONDON fUPI)Tbe Brlt· to the Vtclory cheers of • waltlOO.meter butterfly, to Thomp- Sen. Barry Goldwate~s~:h:~! Otehr arrests reported by the gories of most original, pret· isb Broadcasting Corp. said to-- ing crowd. _He ~ to J..on. I!IOn Mann of Chesapeake, Va., st~~a~d~bea~er, t f the patrol included Larry D. Pyles, Plans were made to achieve tiest, ugliest and funniest with Four persons were fined , one day the Labor pariy won aa don by tram. His VISit to the for the 100-me~r backstroke on ~.lll ~;, a v~c:~n tbo f ld 20, Ga1Hpolis Ferry, cited to the goal of $500 for the "Gift first , second and third prizes case was continued _and four absolute majority in tbe oew Queen would' probably _follow the first leg m the 400-meter ~;am wou m :U:an Meigs county court today for or Yanks Who Gave'' project to be given. other persons forfe1ted bonds House of Commons. Douglas-Homes by 15 mmutn. medley relay, and to tbe win- of lf human ~lg!:O digruty.'' no muffler; Jame1 ~· Csrpen· when the ~eeney • ~ennet Post Refreshment!J of elder, dough- today Jn Meigs County Court. l - - - - - - nlng U. S. relay team. Those we are · · - u ter, 25, Aberdeen, cited today 128, Amer1~an LegiOn of Mid- Puts and novelties wm be givMelg M ill R ltal four gold medals brought the He reminded hie audience of for speed; Vannie M. EUiott, 25, dleport, met Wednesday at the ~ to rsons In cost~mes and . Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr., l loss_es) (1 ADMI~IO:or_ No: American total to 19 for t~e some 15,000 person~ th~t ~hi~ Philadelphia, Pa., today for hall. Post Command-er, Albert to the ':udience as long as the ~~r !~:•on =ha~~~ra~ pa~~~ 1 Llbe;al ~ seats gain. 2 DISCHARGES _ Willlam games and a total of 42 go • voted Republic~n ttle as speed, and Jobn S. Mohler, 32, Roush, was In charge of Ute.l supply lasts. ing 00 a yellow line· Jack R osse~ ded to · Searls, Middleport; Eata Haw· iilver and bronze. three presidential elec ons - Syracuse cited to GalUpolW n.eeting. . . · ee wm 306 seats. 8 ar barl "ot the shocked amazement of court W.sday for speed or i Able~, $10_ and C()Sts, failure The popul_ar vote was: tho:ne , Racine ; DETROIT _ 'tHE AUTO our opponents." Henry Clatworlhy, chalnnan Program on Safety to yteld nght of way; Harry Conservnhves 11,549,517 t4U6 Krugh!, New Haven: Anna 110 mllea per hour at night. Workers Union went 00 strlke "I urge that you agaln give of the "Yank Gift" committee, V. Zarba.ugh, $20 and costs, per cenl) Callaway. Coolville ; Rebecca toda against American Mo~ them the shock treatment In K led announced the $500 goal 10 be JJeing Announced speeding, and Audrey G. Me- Labor 11,826,002 (44.61 per Nease, Pomeroy. ~ d spite a major vic- 1964 " Elsenllower said. Parking now If' raised by the legion, auxiliary Coy, $10 and costs. larlure to centl :,;, ~rpkee;lng aUve the his- "1, will do them good to learn Is Forwtu"ded Here and lntereat<d perllOillt In the A safety program with L. yield right of way. 1 Liberals 2,749,036 (30.37 per Meigs Geooral llOapltal torte profit sharing contract the tbal they don't bave the country- Persons from Meigs county go- commuruty. A thennometer. llt Wesley While of the Shell Chern- Larry D. Pyles pleaded not ,cent) . ADMISSIONS _ Rev. T. 4. company proposed to abandon. in a bag, not so long as Ohio tng to the Ohio Rural Health to be installed in the Leg1on leal Co. at Belpre will be the guilty to an Ohio State Patrol The Labor margm was ex- Cleland, Racine. About 26,000 AMC w~ continue• Immune to tbe tech- Conference In Athens, October boll showing the amount o! the speaker whon the Chester PTA citation charging him with an peered to be . reduced as late DISCHARGES _ lllttla Br... Jalned 260,000 General Mootrs olquea of promlse-paddUng and 20, 1964, will not have tbe usual fund. meets Monday, Oct. 19 at 8 p. improper muffler. 'fhe case was ~turns cam~ m_ from Conserva- shaw, Pomeroy. kers in the major panic-mongering." problem of llndlng a place to Th ted donation of m. at the Chester grade achool. continued tive rural districts • wor o1 tbe auto lnduatry. Tbo park In that city. elfl'OUp vo 1 Firem Mr. White, director of solely · Douglas-Home awaired final ::":and company had ali but ATI'END CONVEN'110N '111t County Eatstsllln olflee :UIIto tbe ':,dd~•= and . ; at the sbell works, also Is su- Forfeiting bonds were Clyde results - upect<d about noon OPEN BOUSE SA'ftAIDAY 0pped lhe na~onal eco- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coats, baa Ieamed there will bt tiJilo mergency c tary School perlntendent In chafJ!e o! plant Wines, $25 for d~turbing the Then! will be ID houol ..,.. c con~act but had been Middleport, attended the 83nl pie rr.. parking at the Ob!G toward tbe Elernen protection. AU members and peace; Vannie Elliot an!! James LOCAL TEMP8 Saturday, October 17 from H tlon;:l to reach agreement on Natlooal Funeral Dlreclon COfto University GoU Cottl'lt pa1tin& lunch prngram. other lnlel'Ollred peraons 1 r e Carpenter, each ~.50 lor The temperaturo in Porno- p.m. for Mrs. Biondi l'ullltll mllfnly venU011 In Pittsburgh at the lot. PartlnJ also will be avail- Plana - . dllt<w!Oid lor the ura'ed to attend. A BeU tete- Si'eedtng, and Alvin Durhon, roy's busineaa district at 11:30 of Cou!v!Ue Rt. I, who will lte ~ IIlii lol:a) plaDI Civic Arena Tullday and Wed· able at lbo dty· pa~ lot at annual, Hal!ov-een observance phone film enUUetl, "Off he j$25.50 lor speed It! excess for a. m. today ·~• 73 depo ut>- celebrating ber 83nl blriWotr• , tltp'IIIL nlltlq. . . 7k per daf, , apouorecl by the poet. Job Safety," will be shown. road oottdltlons. der cloudy skies. Eve,- II ~· ' . ·' :Ore ""=""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'=""'""'""'""'""'=""'""'=" ' Most gfomm·otiS rangu etJCr ••• they look I>Wt-ioo, "'" - ' I I I I I' " GUESTS OF TEACHER Mrs. Clyde BarUett · eDter· tained with a potluck dinner at her home Tuesday evening for the Reliable Class of the Middleport First Church of the Nazarene. Mrs. Bartlett is the teacher of the class. Present were Mrs. Nancy Morris and son, Danny, Mrs. Carol Burton and children, Connie and Bonnie, Mrs. Patsy Johnson, Mrs. Bonnie Hubbard, Mrs . Betty Sayre and son, Mike, Mrs. Shirley Rul!lsell and ehlldren, Marsha and Ricky Hamm and Martha, James and Becky Bartlett. 1 Jn h••''' -•• i n• · •t t Use now {it's a good time) or save on spring needs I MOSCO~ (UPI) - Former editor of the government news- eign polic!e8 even though fail-~ capitals foresaw no early \ President Johnson. spea king ] Thl"re had been none of the 1chev wu til . But there Wal Prem1er N1k1ta S, Khrus~chev paper lzvestm u~~ m them could have led to ch~ge ln the peaceful co- !Th_ursda} n1ght in Nt>w York, ady:.mce whispering that usuaiJy . mounUng speculati~ .I_Ou'ushwas reported today to be m toProtege1 Bounced h1s downfall I extstence pohcy but were pre- sa1d only the Khrushchev re·l hera lds dramatic events in ilie chev was removed m dl!gract tal pol1t1cal disgrace or m com- The sources sa1d long-t I m e The world was stunned at pared for a change if the So- tirement '" may or may not be Kremlin weeks ahead Only either for such domestic woet pletely broken health. Informed Khrushchev protege Mikhail first by the unexpected Kremlin viet troubles at home and a sign of deeper turmoil or 1'l'hursday d1d the hr sr rumors as last year's disastrou harsources said some of his top I Kharlamov was bounced from I announcement Khrushchev, 70, abroad continue to mount. may be a sign of changes to 1sweep Moscnw. Then 11 t mid" vet and economic and indu• aides were being fired. his post as chairman of had been retired at his own Diplomats at the United Na· come." lie sa1d the Umted night the go\•erm ng Central trial troubles or for such forWhile the world 's best known the slate television committee request because of "advanced Uons took the same viewpoint. States would keep ·steady on . Commillee ul the party an- eign affairs as the Sino-Soviet Communist faded into political and editor Paval. Satyukov age and deteriorating health." But there was cautious appre- our goa l"-a goo ) or peace ;nounced tersely Khru shchev fued which has sundered worlcl obscurity overnight his succes- from the Commumst party Then it expressed anxiety over hension , especially among Asian Brezhne\', 57. and Kosy gm, : had Ueen reli..:ved. communism . sors promisd to continue his newspaper Pravda. the future. diplomats. In Saigon the South ; 60, divided Khrushcht>v' s su-· Disgrace Sperulated The Russian peop~ tor the policies including peaceful co- By continuing jn Khrush· Policy Change Unlikely Vietnamese were shocked and lj preme power m !he Kremlrn re- i There was no evidence to dis- I most part did not learn of il existence with the West, B bet· cheN's path Communist party Washington and the Western frightened. shuffle. Iprove the claim that Khrush- (Continued On Page 2) -----------------~--ler life for lhe Russians afld a leader Leonid I. Brezhnev and hard line toward Peking Premier Alexei N. Kosygin But in the meantime his would be committed to non.deaides were being dismissed viation in a policy of peaceful one by one, the sources said. cet-existence with the West. deThere was no official confirma- Stalinlzation at home and a lion. tough line with Communist ChiThe sources supported a na. growing belief that something ! Veteran diplomatic observers was wrong in the state of the tended to take this pledge at Kremlin by reporting the dis- face value and said they exmissals of such men as Alexel pected no basic changes ln Adzhubei, his son-in-law and Khrushchev's domestic and for. t T ReachGoaI F F' d• our IDe m I Jn YankG'£ts County Court I el ' 1 ' secom ":.,. 'liN•• prol;lwU non- I I \»'.. \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 15, 1964