https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/75e9375a209f98c82672f375cd28705b.pdf faf62e422683ca5bc6b21b2ed3cbc6f3 PDF Text Text ' 1-Dally Sentinel, J'Qmeroy-ldlddleport, 0., Oct. 18, 1964 Tan111 Day Nets AbOU t $625 In M I'dd/eporf SOQAL ' ettmg Funeral Services Ar H ld S d CALENDAR ersonal • • • e e••rvlcu UDforay Funeral Mrs. Mae Smilh, fonner Middleport resl· Th ird Friday Women1s C/ ub / E f rf 'necJ S n e Q/ Lutheran wIJIIIM tD Meet on Tuudoy St. Paul'o and St. JohD's [.u. lheran Cburell Womeo w Ill meet Tuesday, October 20th sat Mro. Even!tl Dalley en~~~: :~~P~·;m?~· in lhe Social Room al I. ed tbe Tblrd Fl'lday club Chureli. eveftin& . at ber bome Final plam are to be made St. (or the rummage 11alr, and eleeA abort bualne"u session tlon of offk-ers will be held. Pa,.. beld with Mn. Henry tor Joseph Kraly, will conduct a Bible study Bookthird of pres ldlng in the 8 bsence of tr on t'ng the on the president. A round robin Acta, concen a I missionary JOurney. II ofbeSt. Paul. w8B sent to Mrs · Cleland ed who 1s ill. Refreshments WI serv Games were played with by Mrs. Helen Holt. AU wor_n· rded M ld en of the ch~h ~d t he 1 r e.11 awa to wrs.u Amo gues'· M Bentz Mnf ~ are cordually mvlted · Thi! es, and rs. · group meets at a p:m · on t bche bel Mrs Beoou.e, Neutzlln& fi.efre'shm~t were served' third Tue.sday ev~rung of ea the hostess assisted by her month, Bible study, business ' ghters Mrs. Jack Kelly refreshments are a pan of M c' . Ho dl h U F'tesent each mee_u_n.:g_.- - n. ene u s e . _ were those named above Mrs. Bernlee Johnson, ver Erb • Mrs. Fred ~~~=~~~ and a guest~ Mrs. Ray ••• I . fltdJa, a.. born; ...... Japoo, byhYldlu Mrl.- FotTest Bachtel; Korea, by Mro. Gll!llll Lambert, and Menco, by Mro. Hatue Smltb. Follow;•• -.. .the eloslnfl hymo tbe benedlttf., vru giYOB by Mro. Shuler. Prayer cards Kllll offerinJ envelopes wW be dJItributed durinl the week. Moot!f lair ... eoo1 toQJ. Fa1r and cold tonlgbt. .Partly elolldy &lid warmer Welo<oday. Hlgb todfy IUS; low tonlll't 1%-lt, bfcb Wo<loeoday M-11. dent, who died in Chorlestoo, In Pomeroy OCT. It ln Middleport The annual Tag Day sponsor· W. Va., were held Sunday af- Mrs. Eugene Thomu In d 1be J .O.F. class of ~ Dave WiJey, Ohio ed by t.ht> Mlddlepcn Band ternooo at the Rawlins• . Coast daughters left Saturday for their ed Methodist Church will stu.den~ spent the week Booster Associatton exceed· J?uneral HomP with the R ~ v. home , St. Louis, Mo. after a at 7:30 p. m. Monday eveniDI with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~ las.r year 's goal With apprOJ:- Howard Ruppelt officlatlng several days vlsit wlth Mr. at the church. L, R. WHey, BAS BIRTHDAY CAKE Jmate J \' S625 rect"1ved ac cord · PaJibt>arers were Davtd Oh- and Mrs. Everett Thomas. ocr. !t Roo d Don u---'•• fresh lng to \1r s. Don Mullen. chal1- linger Richard Vaughan. Char Mrs Nora Eakins of Dayton There will be a special -an ..-..ulh<&, Lawrence Dale Pierce. JOD 1. n 0 8 . · Le I · . at Ohto University, spent of Mr an•u Mrs. Lawrance na . les Bradbury , on Uvers, ~- is the gut>st of her sisters and ing of Middleport Lodge, lfeekend with their '"'~"' The rnont'y .don!l te-d b)i res!- is Sauer. Jr. and Gen~ Harns brother-in-law, Mrs. William and A.M. Tuesday and Mrs Wilbur Pierce~ Columbus, celebrated d~n r· and bu-:;me~s _houses of Burial was in the Middleport Killinger and Mr. rand M r .II. Oct. 20 at 7:30 p. m. The Mrs er. Kittle his first birthday with a love!)" 11 "" Lummunl!} 15 usE'd tor the I R1verview Cemetery . Out-of Georoe He;nes ter Mason Degree will be . · ~ ' . to-inch cake and many nice '· .P 0 1 t h P t.ml torrr.~ 1u n·'u and town relauves atLendmg · • vimted With her . aunt, M 1 s · urud:'t were ~~ ~:> William• Kennedy and ferred by Past Masters gifts on Oct. 10. He IS thI · · rs . . . Vesta McCoy th.ie past week. lil rwr ntT\..1·' · lJ 1 tt It: band Mr and Mrs Paul Smrth and son. Joe of Grove Ctty were Craftsmen of Middleport Mr and Afi. Geor e grandson of Mr. an d Mrs "•rch• B::~nd memtu:>rs ~res.;,ed m 'ions of Mansfield and Mrs weekend guests of her son and 363. A practlc-e session for nd ··hUdren ~~teve ~ill and ie Pierce, Rutland, Mrs ~thel Ihe __.ran ge and blark lttHturm~ ' Eli zabeth Paf\ion~ and Mr and !daughter-m·law, Mr. and Mrs. members participating in ~~~ I .. t '&uth 'Charfeston, Priddy Middleport ahd Garcum:a~sed the re'udennal sec· Mrs Kussel\ Parsons and fam- Edward Kennedy. work will be held Monday ev· . e o th k d lth land sinclair, Po~eroy . IJilns With band mother ' con lly ot Charleston, W Va Mr and Mrs Ashton Sayre of ening at 7:30 p. m. at spe.n e wee en w . ·taclmg tJusme'>ses. \Irs Don . · · k T the1r parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 · Fatrborn were wee end guesh Masonic emp e. F rrest Bachtel and • Mullen WO< " " "'"" b) Mrs. , ' of her moteer, Mrs. Frank Stewwill be served. R. D. Davis, 0 Tum Rue and Mrs l'a ~h Bahr. \" M Carol Bachtel, MJddJeport art. Mr. and Mr s. Willt' am boo!-llt'r president In planning .' H J m ''- · the . proJh't . I 01 IV Mr EadndJ Mrsh.. enryd Mroac Jm, Installation of officers of of Chester. They were 1m an Mrs. oac s oe G d 11 Off tees of the Columbus and OUf f0UP Kittave returned to thelr home, mona range ~n . a . panied ~ bY .M_rs. William . Southern Ohw Elertnc Comp· . .. 0 k ate Granges w1 shmg to be mson who VISited with Mr. The world wife missionary -" h d .~ Y1edJJalwn entrtled , ver- Youngstown today, a1ter a wee - ~"lid w>"\1 be Tuesday Oct Mrs Leo Smith and son · 1 any $t'rVt'"l..l as ea quarMers · romf' Your F';.tth," taken from end visit with Mrs, Homer Hol- 2•0~ t 8 m at the .Rock ny . , program sponsored by tile Woand wurkmg lhere were . rs . . 1311 h d b)' Rov 1 , a P· · · men's Division in the MethoLewis Sauer Mrs frank W!l - St ..\ rw. was rea · · er. Springs Grange Hall. Members Church was the topic of . G T . Mr~ ,L'p\t>m.:Jn c~nd a 81ble qmz con· Mr. a~d Mr.!. Mark McCowan are asked to bring pie for re· Mrs. Oscar Bastian!, Jr. eC $ scm. Mrs A. · one~ . R 1e.;;t conclurled when the West- of ChevJet, Md. were recent (r shm l childreft1 Wftld.y and Michl, at a meeting b eld Jame_s c_mwe\1, i\~~s . a;: • mm~tt>r Youth Fellowship of guests of Mrs. Homer Holter. e ens. G.. IIi polis, visited recently ew ICefS Sunday evening at Heath Meth· l'e. it here at year Headq,_.. Cu_nmngnam. Mrs. ~l('hct d \~~~ 11 1e F1rst Umted Presbyterian They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Chester Council Daughters l.er phents, Mr. and Church In observance of Jor Kodak equip •• 1 le) · Mrs. Eugt.nt' Con t' sl c! 1un·h mel Sunday evenmg at Raymond Frecker and Mr. and America will meet Tuesday Lloyd and son, Mike. Harrisonville O~.S. No. the Week of Prayer and Self· Robert Burkeu, 1\lrs Cas 1 the ch1.1rch. Mrs. Roy Frecker. 7:30 p. m. Inspection will Mrs. Harry Stover visited met in regular sessJoo Denial October 18 to 25. 1 11 Bahr and Mr~ Don 'VItll l • ThP mPetmg was opened with Roy Holter Henry Bahr held and all members are week in Lancaster witb her evening with Wl.lrthy The annual observance Is Conlactmg busm~<:s P 1a~/' ' the ln.mn, "Stand Up For Je- and Horace Karr are deer hunt. to attend. Officers and the son, Mr. and Mrs. Davis Stov· Sharon Jewell and Worthy by the W.S.C.S., the were Mrs Tom ~~e D 1 s ws" ·with Lt>land Brow11 al the mg in Utah are asked to wear white er and family and her daught· tron, Vlrill Atklns presidliJI. participating in pray· 11 Jeanne . Cookt>. ..,1 " H ~r~ pi;1 ~u Edith Haptonstall read I Mr and Mrs. Olarles Jacks the team also white gloves. er, Mr. and frs. James Hub- The Chapter voted to and giving toward projects thy JPnklllson anrlb 1 r~ r; tlao s~1 Jpture lesson for hte ev· i and daugt.ter Dolores of Proc- luck refreshments will be bard and family . l96iu~~E.S. Calendars.ta in mission fields. 0 Schmoll. On t> ld b I torville were weekend guests of ed. ' Mrl. W. K. Wilson of Albany, wan~"ei one ~ay con c1 The meeting was opened with . 1 ~r;, ~nmg. band stuclf'nt s, ond ood~ 1 • Parlic1pahng in the Bible his mother, Mh. Lula Jacks. The Twilight Garden cJub will N. Y., visited recently with her member. a plano prelude by Mrs. C. M. Mrs· ·. Don Mu en l'XJlrP~"f' ap- · . 01"Jta Mr. and Mrs. Bernest Bru ch meet Tuesday evemng · '-• . d h' k 1 th qurz were Seren Le w1s, at lh e slste r ~nd br other·in-Iaw, Mr . Cards were signed to Hennesy foII owed ...~ group prec·latwn an _bt .m ~ _or be Lewis Bit! Hapt onstall, Leland and Elizabeth and Delbert of home of Mrs T A. Hennessy, and Mrs. Glenn Lambert and to Alma Schuler, Elizabeth singing of the bymn, " Spirit of 11 11011 gE'nerous s giH~n Y Brow~ · Cynthia Mills. flrst l Mt. Vernon were weekend Butternut Av~. • 'with Mrs. Jed other relatives. Jins• and Birtie Wyatt and God." Mrs. Earl Knight gave town pPupclomn e " . K H ell , · , d'l I t~am; Kathy Lacey, E:dith Hapguests Gf her parents, Mr. and Webster Sr. as co-hostess. Johnson. the scripture reading. 1 \ , J111arn . u~ ::: 1 r · c 1 · • b f M M E rt\0~ '. . d onMrs. Raymond Knder . The Circle of the WSCS PI It The e[ectlon of offlcers was In the a sence o rs. . . 1 tonstall, Ruth Ann Lacey, 1 rec ~~; the b<:~nh program n nie Bachner and Lewis Sauer, 1 Mrs. Bryan Harr1s and daugh- the United Methodist easant Val1ey Hosp a1 held with the following results: Dawson, who was ill, Mrs. Guy ~ \Motorized ~ ' 1 epon sc 00 s. second tea~, wilh the . £irst lter, Patty of Reedsville, were will meet Tuesday at 7:30 ADMIITED: Cinday Lou Gil- Worthy Matron, Ellen Tucker; presided and presented ·\ Fiued . team the wmnf'f Th~ bus mess Saturday afternoon guests of at the church and all tespie, GrimrruJ Landing; Mrs. Worthy Patron, Dana Hoffman; the lesson prayer and described Drop itt tM Kodapai Ccwt•ldga. ATrEND (;ON\'fo:NTinN Imertrng was held wtth dues Mrs. Dessie Patterson. are urged ot attend. James Beaver, GaiJipo!is, Ohio; Associate ~atron, Dorll!a needs in mission endeavor Wind the motor, And Part ihoQtNEW HAVEN ~ These CN e~ eo!Jertrd ed 'thl Mrs. Bertha Hall left Thurs· The th anniversary Mrs. Carol Whittington, Buffason; Assoctate PFatron, J1m around the world. Several mem· lnQ. No focusing or othw acfin· 25 1 fla ven Jumur Womf'n's uu The nwrlinl-! was cos WI ·day for Athens where she has lo; Mrs. Ollie Raines, Leon; Mrs son; Secretarv. ranees presented readings OD the ments. filM advances ~­ membl'rs attended the _south· the hymn, ' Near the Cross·· emPloyment. Homebuilders Class of James Allen, Hogsett; J 0 y c e Treasurer, Amber W~er, projects and included catly. The ~ai lflslomatic 150 western D1stnd Cnnvrnt10n <~t and a prayer b.. Leland Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs dleport Church of Christ Ann Gilltspie, Grimms Land· ductress, Janet Bolin; for Children,•• by Mrs. Camera ta.kfl color or bkld~whirf' lrHllps, 01 color tides.. Barbcursvtllc W Va . Satur- \fr. ~nd \1"rs. Paul Haptonsta\1 spent the weekend in Thurston be observ~d Tue~day b ing· Michael Buono BentleyviJ. ate Conductress, Jean Bruce Lloyd; ''Homes for Retlr. Built-ill Rosh he&der , . . .... for L f h I . ' Oct · 20 wtth a dmner at t ' ed M'Jsstonares, · 1 " tnc ' lud'mg dea day, Octobrr Jr. :'11rs. A. . are counse ors or t e group. with their daubhler and son-m. le Pa.; Mrs. Owen ' Bonecutter, Tru stee E ugene y oung. llooh - · · Ovlftt ...,. lo Sprouse, Mr.~ James Cunn ing law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond c~urch. The P~lathea . Hogsett. The Worthy Matron cons and deaconesses and oth tlst4dcaoiJ<OIOI/ -~ ,___ ~am, ~\1rs . Joe) _Ro~sh, Mrs. DAUGHTER BORN ]Pullins Jr. and family and at· will serve the dmner at 6· 30 DISCHARGES : Clifford Deck· ~he ~embers for church wMkers, by Mrs. C. Jack :sJew<trt, .\k:. ()an Rou~h. d M St 1 B , tended the Lancaster fair m. er Syracuse · Mrs William m Frtends Night and E. Young; ''Residences for . . · Mrs Mr · an rs. uar rewer • -Mr and Mrs Harvey · ·vanocr• Zl ' ' · · 1ud'mg stU· :\llss France~ \\eaver. Martin Hogsett· Mrs Don her pro--tem oIf'Jeers. Young women. " me 11 Bo suro to sN oil of tho E ugene Hesson. \f rs . Roger f)) Route 1, Lan~sv1 e, are an. · · Th Worthy d k"ng . the blrth of a daugh Vranken and family visited Sun- Class 12 Circle of Heath . Bonecutter, Gallipolis Ferry; e new an wor I girls·• "Com · Kodak lnstamatic Carner· ' ·b Smk and Mrs Robert Barmtz ' nouncJng 1 . day afternoon with Mr. and thodist Church will meet Wed· Mrs. Archie Kimes and daugh- announced November 19 for Centers in the United os and Camoro Outfits on •let Am1e !\ anee 0 r .... er 8 at 11 · 1 ff' b M ~ J 12 5 m. at Meig~ Memor Mrs. Robert Ritchie and 1 on, nesday evening at 8 p.m. at t~e ter, West Columbia; Mrs. Wal- msta atmn o o Jeers. y rs. l'.lmerson on- display in tho Comoro 1 TO BRING ARTI~ .ES ial H!· 1tal Maternal gtandpar. l Pine Grove. church. Devotional leader ts , ter Hersman Apple Grove Viclc· T?e annual reports of •'SchoolJ and Colleges," by Dopartmont on t h o lot Members of the TwllJght Gar· ·P · M K th Mrs Carl Mattox and program ie Grate Rolland Archetta Hay- audit and Budget G. G. Zeigler, and 11 Hos- Flooor. den club are asked to bring ents are Mr. anu drs. tnt n• 1 lead~r Mrs Guy Shuler. Host· es New Haven· Bessie Smith and Trusteea were given servlog Mexicans in Tex· . .1 E Matson Rutlan : pa erna ed M Sh 1 1. arlicles for a Sl ent auc ton to I . d th, I M M aret 0 fC leIS esses are Mrs. Norman Way- Southside· Mrs. Richard Gil- approv . rs. n er. the meeting Tuesday t'\'enm~ at gran mo et s r11'1· arg t land Mrs p L Mitch Mrs. mour and son Pomeroy· Mrs Delicious refreslunents A silent prayer for the areas the home of Mrs. T. A. Hennes- II Brewer ol Langsv Me; g~ e~ Law~ence . Mi.lho~n and Mrs. Stanley Thornton and s~ st' served by Faye and listed above was held witb Mrs. 1 .sy. grandparents are Mr. 8 ,• •d TeJTY Byer. ' Albans: Mrs. William Jeffers. Wingett, Dixie. Duff and Shuler leader. Overseas projectsJ IN POMEROY -~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;! James Matson of ta, an Waddell follow1ng the meeting. ,,. ted and ·ncludes !hose,.• r \1r Louts Riley of McConnels- ' The Middleport Literary Clu.b PSoluthsad,e; Trtsha Blair, Pt. w~e:re~~·~~~·~~:_::~:_::2,,.,,.,""'""""'""'""'""'""'""'~ 1 ' R. hi . f easan . "'e. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1tc e w•ll meet Wednesday a ternoon BIRTHS· M d M Tho· POMEROY OHIO enl~rtamed with a wiener roast at the home of Mrs. Walter A . · t r. :~ rsd h PICKENS ENI ''""1: 11 1 ·Friday at hom.e WaddeU at. 2ludp.m."MBooksL B to J,. be ,mas Mmngndo nM, r wJe ' aBug •· TONIGHT & TUESDAY 01\.lJGJITER BORN p· evening G h their . er, r. a s. ames ea Wt'llt'am Eugene Pickens , 1 g thell 10 "THE NEW INTERNS" Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Allen me rove onor n reviewer me e rs. · · · G 11 · 1· M n d '1 R•Mfte Sbn of Mr. B b h" 12th b" thda • hM t t b giv ver, a Ipo IS, aon, r. a , ,...,,,. • Michael Callen Barbara Eden Slohart are announctng the ' sori 0 • on lSI ed ~ by Rut , on ~omeryp 0 k e Mrs. James AUeo Hogsett a Mrs. William Nathan Pi<:keriS: Colorcartoons libirlh ul a SIX pound, 71,1 ounce ames were pay a . pr Z· ~n by MISS usan ar ' a daughter. 11964 graduate of Souther October 17 at es awar~ed to P~ggy Mtlhoan Lyndo.~ B. Jnhnso~, Man of school. has enlisted lit WE~c!b!~~~~fAY . Mernonal Hospittl, named Tan· and Louie Fredenck. A birth· Reason by Kurt Singer and j Navy's High Scbool Gradttstl• I NOT OPEN va Luann Maternal day cake decorated to repre- Jane Sherrod, prepared by Mrs. DIES SUNDAY Training program at Grea are Mr. and Mrs. se_nt a football field was s~rv~ Ben ~hilson. Response to roll I PT. PLEASANT - Charles i iLak~~es~N~a~v~ai~Tr~a~ln~in~~~~:;l FRIDAY Thru TUESDAY : frrrm•ll. Pomf'roy, and Mr. wtth t~ lunch. Mrs .. Ritchie call will be a comment on tbe Long, Pt. Pleasant, died Sun- I; October 23-27 I Mrs. Arthur Stobart of Antlqui· was .asstst~ by Mrs. Bill Grue- l program. Iday evening at Pleasant Valley Joseph LeVine's ut'HE CARPETBAGGERS Why Not Try tho ... tv. Lucreria Rhodes of ser m ~rvmg. . OCT. 2% I Hospital. The body is t Chp('f echn1rolor) I. is a great Attendmg were Ju~ and S~s· The Women's Associati on of mn • Wilcoxen Funeral Home 1 George Peppard. Alan Ladd. MISS AMERICA Bob Cumm1n_gs. Martha Hy- The Slobarts have two ie Heaton._ Jerry 0Jddle. Jim the Middleport First United Arrangements will be announc· er, Elizabeth Ashley , Ca rroll l'hildren, Ricky Allen, 8, and Stattl_a~, Mlke Elbertel~, :~: Presbyterian Church will meet ed. J B&ker. Lew Ayres Martin 1 dr Gilid_an. LarDry Rom1Wnlel, D · Thursday evening at the church. Balsam, Ralph Tae~er, ArC'h 1Tamm1e Jo, 21 months. me Robinson unny 1 , ante Moore : d Di ' Grueser Kalhy Mrs. Korl OWens will be devoHAS GUEBTS H d s. $ 99 Colorurtoon VISIT lN ME~GS , t~n S and Sa;ah Tuttiona! chairman. Hostesses will Mrs. George Powell and Lo:;rl~ _ ·• Running time: 2 Hrs 40 min. A<!mis!laon 75c & 40r Mr . and Mrs. Davtd \\haley u e, th u~hr o·ana Lodwick be Mrs. Myron Miller, Mrs. daughter Mary Jordon and 1 1 and dclll(:l:hter, Florence, of lo-, ~e, Ka ' J acki Mora' Russell Lyons, Mrs. 0. H. Ste~ Mr. and ' Mrs. Clarence' Jordon I 1h WED. and Thursday 1 ! wa spent several days here eggy oan, e . ' wart Miss Mary Park Miss d f 'I 1 lied Odob•r 28-29 with friends and relatives Gl_en Br?wn, Louie FredenFck,. Susa~ Park and Miss Marthaii•Mn aWmlthy,l r~centTyboca on MIDDLEPORT. 0. NOT OPEN cent I M1ke Gnndstaff and Max o · . ' rs. 1 emma rna. our suslllle pricing ptllcy. .· y. mer. Adults present were Mrs. Ohhnger. ute~r~S~!~ar:;_:R~o~u~te~·..,...,...,...,......:J~iiii Milton Tuttle, Mrs. Woodrow The Afternoon Circle of Heath ,:; Mora and Harry Grindstaff. Methodist Church will meet Thursday afternoon at t he church at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Waf. New Phi Delt House ter Hayes as leader. The group Dedicated Saturday will study discussions on the topic, "Our Approach to GeneMr. and Mrs. Oon W. Mms sis, Chapter L" Hosteses are ONLY jointed Mr. and M,.,. L. C. Mrs. G. G. Zeigler, Mrs. John (Duke) Bitler of .furm in Ath - Ketchka, M.Ts. Homer Cook, Powor Tools Door Hardware Stoploddora NO.OU Oown-a.lence •" ens Saturday where they at- Mrs. Carlin Keelor and Mrs. Complete selecWood or aluml· Complete line inConv11nleM fermi Dependable Pierce-Simpson Radios tended a dinner at new llntver· Herbert Chambers. tion of power cludma ltJck~ets. num. Several si· toohl. Power sity Inn. As low as . , • zea. AI low aa saws as lnw at The dinner was a part of a The Riverview Garden Club $1988 $3.85 celebration dedicating th.e new will eat out on Thursday even$3 20 ........,. $200,000 Phi Delta l'he<a ~'rat· lng at tbe Witmer Restaurant ,. ·pURNITURE CO. ernity house. Both Mr . Mills m Parkersburg. Members Wlll MASO.. W. VA. · . meet at the home of Mrs. Ern· ·~ and Mr. Brtler are alumn1 meru· Wh't hh•~d~!_t _"S~~m~ _ /. bers of the fraterni•y. The Bit-- est - ~:__ea a p. · J Mission program ' db y s Rev•ewe Church Women Medl'tatl'on on IF 'th' c· en Y hG ., WEA'I'HER I VOL XVI NO. 160 • 1 B b Ri h• • Honored Guest On h1's 81'rthday MEIGS THEATRE · II • · · ' Survey Of H f--ds• ELBERFELDS · · I r Tree Program nd . i J. L::. a;: 1 I 7 THE SHOE BOX You wdl be delighted wl' ·lJnit,'fl !'r•·•" il 1 Make us your headquarters. CITIZENS BAND 1 RADIO EQUIPMENT 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 FEATURING - - - , MASON _!:.:===========:======= on at tc lhe Middleport lers came spend Sunday Mills'. to Also Chooso From Thoso Fino Rodiot eJohnson eGeneral ePolytronics eHallicrafter eMobile Whips • Ground Planes eCable • Crystals • Accessories eSonar TRADE UP NOW TO BETTER CB COMMUNICATIONS FOREMAN &ABBOTT Middleport ENTERTAIN SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krider entertained with a dinner Sunday at Uleir home, Syracuse. Guestsl were Mr. and Mra Bernest Bruch and Elizabeth and Delbert of MI. Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Dill, Chester Road and Mr. and Mrs. V I c Cecora and Peggy and Michael and Miss Kathy Lahr of Columbus. Calling in ~ afternoon were Mr. aod Mrs. John Kr~ and Joetta and John, Chester Road. IS LA YMEN'II SPEAKER Mrs. James Brewington was speaker at Heath MetboChurch Sunday morning in observance of Laymen'a SUD-~ day. Mr. Richard Chambers pruidod. . -a qu•"et remi"nder I . According to the National Safety Council, 80% of all automobile acci· dents happen with1n 25 miles of home. Always buckle your seat belt. · Published to uve lives In cooperation with The Advertisine CounCil and 1he Natiamtt S~:~fety Council. GUTTERING Batt pouring. or blanket. Batt type only . 31fzc sq. ft. Full Une of gal· vanlzec:l gutterlne 17'12c ft. Sholl Brockoh 1 The band:p way to put up shelves. Only 98c oo, SPECIAL SPECIAL Roll Up Aluminum Awnlngo Aluminum Door Conoploa AlLOW AI- $11·95 As low A t - ' WIRE NEWS LOAFER I Advice Given BRI~Fr: 1 1 .:!" Wiater flome Ill - .f ~ - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1964 ~ FIVE CENTS former under sea-etary ol less inactive alnce last Febru-- succeed President Calvin Coolstate, and Allan Hoover. Hoo- ary when he was bedded by an idge in 1928, defeating Gov . AI ver's wife, Lou Henry Hoover, old kidney ailment and a res- Smith of New York . He bad died in UM4 . piratory condition. He had his served in the cabinets of PresiHoover, one of the great hu- gall bladder removed in 1958, dents Warren Harding and manitarians of W<E"ld War I underwent surgery for a Coolidge . and the post war period, lived growlb in his bowel in 1962, Thf' body of the revered el.. for years in the shadow of the and was st(icken by anemia der statesman will be taken to disastrous economic depression and intestinal bledding in 1963. Washington to lie in state in Ute which occurred during his ad- His survival after each of Great Rotunda of the nation's ministration. But he emerged a these setbacks h·as described capital after he lies m state for again in World War II and its by physicians as ·•miraculous." two days in New York 's St. aftennath as a revered partid· Ttrough it all Hoover continued Bartholomew's Protestant Epi• pant in domestic and J orld af- work on the fow·th and final copal Church fairs. volume of his autobiography. Final funeral services will be Hoover, who was 90 last Au· "An American Ep1c" his 30th held 1n his nat1ve town, We~ gust 10, had the distinction of book . It was published last ! Branch. lowa. fo llowed by hurl· living longer as an ex-president May. i al al the "iiat10nal Park un the than any other chief executive, The "grand old man of the J site of the small cottage whe-re although John Adams lived six IGrand Old Party' " was born a h~ was born. months longer in his 90th year blacksmith's sGn and rose to l But he was proude~t of hl_s than Hoover. His death left only fame and fortune as a mining services to Dem_ocratt_c Presttwo former pres1dents - Harr~ j_engineer. . . . dent Woodrow Wilson m Wo~ld S Truman and Dwight 0 E1He had a dt !-lt mgurshed ca- War I whf'n he headed up ._esenhower j reer of public service b~hmd lliPf serv1ces in Europe and dl.Hoover had been more or him when he was elected to tContinued On Page 2) I I · · · o&.. I 1 · 1 --. ;:~~ Council Moves Toward New Tanker Purchase 1 4 .oe..:c A fox, ldlled reeeatly by a man wbo was cutting brush iD the deep wooch. aboul 11 mile& from Harrtsoovdle, was found lo II< rabid by tbe fluoreacenl test, the local health department was nodlied Friday. Tbe man managed to ttU the fox with a 1tick, but since his bands were lacerated and the fox bleedin&, it was dMidPomeroy Village council vot· Should council go along wilh 1 would be made sometime early ed by bls physician to give ed Monday nlght to ask bids for its plan to order a new cab next year from the funds reserum for prevention of raba new volunteer fire depart- and chassiS, a 15,000 gallon tank maimng m the- fire equipment Ies. 11ds was the second fos ment tanket" truck as soon as will be installe-d on the truck : levy receipts at the end of floUild to be rabid Ill Meigs the .specification~ are preapred ·by firemen. . 19134. county recently. and presented to council at ils I Council expect~ the n e wi Mavor Charles Legar indieat~¥i1Mlli!!!H~..,t~Ekm~~cy-~ next meeting. . tan~er to be P~Jd fo r out .of : ed uie $4.000 being sought frnm Council Instructed Fire Ch1ef anhctpated recetpls of the fire 1 Civil ])elpnse Aid in the 1964 Henry Werry to obtain the equipment le~' dunng the nl:!:o:t spring flood , r·ould be a big help specifications on a '!l GVW cab four year penod . . 1 iin bu~ mg and equipping thto · , and chassis and also the next J It was agteed thai the first nev. lruck. a·-'Za---n..... on the nt>w trurk ;;,1.C.C iHUCU<<::< . n:tvment , • 1 ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NEW YORK <,UPI)-Rerbert Clark Hoover, 31st President of the United States and publiC servant to the world died today . He was 90. ' The former Republican chief executlve who occupied the White House from 1929 to 1932 succumbed to the last of a long series of grave ailments at 11:35 a.m., EDT. Death came at his Waldorf Towers apart· ment. He was stricken last saturday with bleeding ,ln his upper gastro-intestinal trtct end failed to rally. Physicians said the bleeding had caused an accumulation of tox1c products In Hoover's bloodstream which the elder statesman could not overcome. This morning his heart began to fail At his bedside were his two children, Herbert Hoover Jr., -.1/ <JJTrr..,_, I I lime, eo• llJHf tbelr WIJ ..... lllllel from tbe &r<lle .. .... oover, 31st President, Dead at ELBERFELDS I ( ;~~ ' tso o.t& "j . . _. . . b)' ..... _ . . ... llylq die r<oate , ... doe - ~:7.~~~-------------------------------D-~-"-~--T~o_T_h_._,_~-· ~_o_t_T_u __H_~~--~--__A_n. ________________ ~p ~ --------------------:- OESE/ f N Off• tl YouJ &oldn pltven,- enttn e t I • "' Harrisonville • NOW' YOU KNOW ' $5.95 < ' ByBilikam ·'-- �• ~~~ Stntintl,_ ~tr01·¥iddlt~rt. 0., ~- 211, 19M Aid Issue is Facing Council $5 Million in Retervn Take Wahama 14-7 Panther NJ:W YOU (UPI)- J...,. 117 1[- • Tbe r-oy s-voo, ...... lbt .. qlllt l..uodl Cllr6 coachecl by Bud Blekel. W<ll .ala 111o clay Iller dle)o d<lealo their IOOOIId atralgbt game ol od the New YGII< Yllllk001 Ia <Continued From l'a&el) the seuon by dumping Walla· the World 11er1os, today llped !Continued From Pago 1) For example, what w o u 1d ma U-7, Monday evening. OOII1I'ad to m•oaga better roada In Meigs 0 Ed. Noto: 'l1le Moot Rev. ORSANCO do wblcb baa lrlsU· Wabama's lone TD came '"' the Yankee~. Tile move wu that tba n........,. dela111 lljollop Jolm Kill( illullfO, 81tuted court a~Uon against Mid- a Bl yard nm oa the lint play unproeodeoted 111 bueball Ill• of Ibis project mlgbu:a y· .... o1 tile Dtoceae ol Stewo dltport for 1101 lfiU"i Its ..,.. of the gome. Pomeroy tied tho tory ed. They sbo~ ~~ 1byp1~~8 belrrille. from Rome wbere erage underway, but bas not score at 7-7 late lo the first ' by request!ng tho VlticaD Council n II lu pressed It period when Don Swisher com· underway, either e p<oJTHS, wrtiOt glowingly of Mr . Ra~som would aay noll!- pleled a 17-yard touchdown pan ENIJSTS IN CG mont of another engineer to tbe ocumenlcaf spirit bo ffnds tng more tban that tbe Con- to Bill English and Andy Pori· Joseph R. WUson, seaman project or .::;e:~ I conlD lbe deleptel' bearts. trol boanl, and be, believes er carried for tbe extra point. recruit, USCG, ..., of Mr. and aullaDI to ~file~ have Mlddlepon bas had ample ttme The game wlllnlog TD for the !llrs. Joaepb R. Wlllm of 338 StateedT.;elker that lhef Between Proteatants and to plan Ita ,.werage. He aaw Panthers came In the third South Fifth ot., Mlddlepori, en- Inform · neceasa engltholles thore are many differUtile chance of mon APW ald. atanza wben Andy Porter drove Hated Oct. B for four years ol do nottoba;::. design ~orll at enees. For centuries we have "We feel we have been reas· over from two yards out and active duty at the Cout Guard ~ d that they wUI sebeen throwing those differences onabte," he said. then added the eatra polnta on Recrulti"' Station, Clnclnnatl. ~ :'wti"' engiDeertng 1 to do the ~ a1 one anolher with a rancor ORSANCO bad tllven Middle- anotbar run. He bas been lransferrer to the !Inn lhat expanded lhese diflerenpori untU Oct. I lui to Ole commandlllg offte<r olthe Colli Blgbway olflellla IIIIIN ces far beyond their import. approved pl111! for 111 aewer- Mayor Levies Fines Guard Recruit Tralnlng Center, Welker thai 1 conaultanl 1J now ance. we allowed lhese dUferege (ofter t lOIIi aerlea of oth- In Traffic Caan Cape May, N, J, lor recruit lD oegoUaUoaa with !be deparlo ences to distort the true pool· er postponed deadlioes), Mayor Lee SJD!th Monday tralnln( and further uslgnmenl mont tor a contract to do tho tion of each slde, to blow Safd Jolm Zerkle: "Thla (a nlshl fined Grov..- v. Grover, to duty. Wlla<llla o (lraduata ol engtneertng worll. Tbe aame of historical incidents Into PW) ls nothing but • poll tical South Pain~ f!S and costa on Mlddlepori 111gb acbool tho conaulti"' !Inn ......-ad incendtarv ammunition for football .... We don't have a conviction o1 running stop sign lbould be avallable (D a lew poses other <han forwarding the BISHOP MIJSSIO eha,nce ol ge!Ung any more. and Delbert L. Cabeny, 19, AIYOV'nl mJ,ED daya. Word of God And all the while. Well ba,~ to (o with what we bany, $15 and cosls for reck· CINCINNA'l'l (UPIJ _ J... Lolli Bottom realdSlll have well - mtentloned ChrlsUan True there are differences In can get. leas operation on Shori Fourth eph Peteraon, 11, Cincinnati, a11o voiced their COIU!II'II to men and women wondered and our understandi"' of tho Bible ~~ summed up for Ran- St., near tbe h<gb school. was killed and four other per- Welker about the caadlltoll ol knew U1a t Christ could never and ils retotionsblp to the aom: I bolleve lhls council Is The mayor a11o usessed Ray sons were burl early today whoa lba landalldl on S. R. 124 beapprove such. a sptrtt among Church. Ye~ for the most par~ agreed Mlddlepon not . only Justice, Middleport, $2$ a Dd their car bit a uliU(J pole a1oag tween Long Bottom and Shade those who cla1m Him as their we both find in Scripture those needs a sewerage, but mlends cools r.., fallure to pay five Interstate 71 bora. 'l'yrolle Wal- River. Plana AN belntl properown. things Christ taught and did for to build one. The question Ia parking meter fines plus an ad· ker 18 ClnclMatl, driver of ed for a relocation of lbe JdihToday we walk towards eaeb our salvation. The day Is not how much help we can gel" dltional $5 (I for each parking tbe '..; wu lD poor caadltlon way away from lbo .Up. A lund other. ecunmerucally and disfar off when we shall have One eompUeaUon Ia lh~t a meter ticket). at Gen~ral Hospital. Pollee aald of $120,01111 bas been placed oa cover that Protesta nts and Ca· common Bible. Good will on recent sewerage rate crdmance he would be chll'&ed with JeC- tbe .bJcbway program to ellmJtholics have powerful polnls of bo<b •ides will accompUsh Ibis. was approved 011 the aasump\SED and-degree manalaU(hter Jf he nate lbla allti"' huard. Allo, likeness. First of aU - we will read the same Scrip- tion more !han 30 per cent ald SCHUSTER RELE. N Melp Hllhway SUperilltendenl Bahrt l'...v . . have Chm<. If we cannot together not trying to find would be obtained. . Ex Marino Cpl. Robert · IUI'V1v01· Rollald Torrence 11 preparlnJ -0;,. against the olh- Hams pointed out tbat ordl- Scbuater, was honorably reteasas brothers in the fullness to drive p111q to oorrec1 a laDdand file nal1011 "II the sbadow1 Christ-charity then We read but rather to better form nanee no doubt will have to be ed from the Umled Statea MarCLARX DECORATED oUde on 8. R. 3SII .. I Ioree a.. aather around mt." Christ all wrong. We confess lh~ imoge of God. tbe Image revised, upward, of CO<rse. lne Corps, Sept. 25, after serv· Staff '•rgeant Herman H. OOUDt project. Io that acldres1, lbo Iormor gether that Christ is our of Christ In ourselvf! and each Ransom, pressing for a reao- big 1B montlt;, with the Third Clark of Mr. and Mn. Levi Aft President harked baclt to bll and the only mediator other. lution of Intent by council that Marine Air Wblgs at Santa Ana, s. " A Millfield, Oblo, hal MAliJNEI 7U boyhood, when orphaned bJ tbt God and man. Despite_ . tl w!ll _provide speeifieatlono CaUl., and two years wl~ tbe baen seJecled Outstanding MaiDJOINS death of bla parenta, bo left views regarding var~ous We both bold to Baptism and and a fmaDCJDg plan 10 con- Military Pollee, at Atsugi, and leDllllco Man o1 tbo Month al Vall(bn L. FreDeh, 21, A . __ •• .. •• . • , :; weat Braneb at tho are of 11 pecll of our relationship to the Lord's Supper as a fulfill· strucUon may begin bJ next Kaml-Seyd In Japan. Hlo last Lockbourne AFB, Oblo. T be aon, IOD ol Mr. and Mn. J ... lii~tetl ..,..'$lilnfoii wOI'Ib of to go to Oreg011 to bo reared Christ •• walk the path <ogeth- ment of _the Will of Christ. We May 1, suggested council take six monlho were with the U.S. sergeant, 1 graduate of Chesh- per French, receatl.Y lllilated In- food between 1114 and 11121. by an .mele, a country doctor. er, seeing Christ a.: our life. mtght differ m understandtng a few days to lhlnk It over. M.C. with the Second Marine Ire Higb Sdlool, entered the Air to tho United Slalea ~ He beaded the European food "The only material usoll I our light. o"' way. We see each how thiS IS accomplished. but Mayor Smith turned the issue D!v., at camp Lejeune, North ~·orceIn AprU 111114. lila wife II Corpa. He II lillderJoinl program again In 1147 lor bad · w..-o two dimea lD my 11 the former Marprel J. Cunnlng· cruit traln!DI ln Sin Diego, PresideD! Trwnan and headed pocket, the 11111 of clothes I other as brothers of Christ. we both try to. do what Christ over to tho Sewer and Ordtn- Carolina. The ex-Marine We both have the Sacred wants of us. 1\e parltCJpate In ance Comm!tteca which are to now residing with Ills parenls, hom of Rt. 1, Letart, W. Va. Calll., and later wiD btl ll'lllll- two federal COIIIIII!el001 lor tho wore, and 1 hod aoma · extra Scriptures the Word of God. these sacraments Wllh that conault with SoUcttor Bernard Mr. and Mrs. James M. Schu• !erred to Camp Pendleton, reorganlzaUon of lhe eaecuUve underplnnlnga provided by Joy. ' molive. FuJII. They were tiked to ter, Rlvervtew Drive, Lincoln CaUl. Young FnnclJ 11 1 gradu- branch under Truman and Bi· lng aunt," he recalled of bla Both of u.s see our faith as Ibring to neat. Monday night's Hill, Pom•roy. Th~Ia=~ ~=RMetllo- ate of Ky(er Creel: Bllb achool. aenbower. Tbe economleo ree- departure. a molding of a Christian way of regula! meoting I reaoluuon _M ch h wiD plate l1'RANTL FOR LBJ nmmended bJ tho Hoover com· He waa reared In the quiet tile and if we strive to love accepting the 30 per cent grant. LOCAL ,.,...p8 dlst ure servo mlaolona aaved tbe American faith of lhe Quaker meet1n1 Ch ist with pure unmixed mo- A vote will be taken it that The temperature In Pome- luncheo, soup and oondwlebea COLUMBUS (UP!) - Demo- peoplt M eaUmaled ~ bUUon. and the neceSJ!Iy of being fro. Gauge readlngo: Gallipolis tiv:s we wtiJ 'find ourselveo time. roy·s business district at 11:30 at the Maaolllo ball .., olecllon cratlc alata headqUINI'a -: Hoover made blo last official gal. After complet!ng acbool DatT 18.4, 12.7, running 4 fee< worklng togother in harmony- Ranaom explalnod lbat lhe a.m. today was 48 degrees, with day, :,ounc~ ~llll~t s~rr.::,. puhUe appearance lD 1962 oa ln the west, he out short a budon rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 21.- and good wUL [money allocaled to Middle~~ overcast sktes. liD 1 BD IN ~ '"H nearOblo ~--•-·- : Rural Am- bla 88th blrtbday at the dedtea- ding beginning lD hualnesa to 11 II " not to be used now be02 Pt. ?leasant 24.51, Hinton --"'"~ ad ~wau !loa of tbe $500,01111 Herbert accept lha advice of an engl· 2.4s, Kanawha Fells 5.55. Char- We nave seen lhe fruita of cau;;o Middleport Ia not preparWW BID MADE CEUNA <UP!) - Erie Gtm- erlcana for Jolmaon and Humph- Hoover Llbrlll'}' lD hlo home- neer and enter the then new leston 17.99. London, Marmet I this accomplished in tho Ohio ed to proceed, should, In aU HUNTINGTON, W. Va. <UP I) ther, 58, Dayton, wao ldlled rey. toWD, West Branch, Iowa. He Stanford Unlvi!rstty to study ... and Winfield dams were on the Valley. The people of this terrt- lairneso, be re-allocated to a - The Army Corps of Eng!n· Monday lD I two-ell' crub at addrened people on band peering. 45 0011 sltls. tory are bleased with community that Ia ready. And eers announced Monday the T. the. of SPEA!t Boat mo\·ements : IIleaders, practical men Of ltilere are many that are ready. C. Young Construction Co., of Ob1o zut, IOUtu ut ~· '1""15 FRANKi'ORT, •'.:f· (u;rl)~ 1 Obte R!•.r _ E p .1 0 n e s the gospel. The~ . are hard work- be indicated. Huntington, bad ownltted an Mercer County aheriff I office Gov. Edward T. Breathitt will down 13, 12:15 p.m.; - Indiana Iers, deeply in ·rove. ~nh their apparent low b1d. of $24,010 for said Guuthe-r fall9d to obey 1 bi tJi; main :peater Frldq dr'.\'11 t3, 1 a.m.; Blue Seal up 1 calling. past~r>; !1!"\!sJ ~rt cler. levee reconstruction work_along stop sign. Jdlht at t Jelleraon • Jaekloo 14, ·IL25 p.m.: Vulcan up 14, gy who will It! notb!ng stand Paint Creek near Chlllicolhe, ., " Day dlnller Ia Hanillton, Oblo. 12 ,30 a.m.; OVF.C down t5, 2:45 in L'>e way of accomplishing Ohio. DOBERMAN D11:8 a.m.; New MartinsvUie down good for their people. I am con· <Continued From Poge I) SARANAC LAKE, N. Y. MITCIIELL D11:8 • 15, 3:20 a.m.; Jeffboat down vinced that ecumemsm " nolhAm•rlcan Indiana are not re- (UP!) - Maurice Goslleld, the NEW YORK (UP!) - Prest 15 5 a.m.: Western up 16_12 ,30 ing else but the outward ex· the Communist world u rein- qmred by federal law to remain roly-poly comic, wbo gained dent Johnson today Maded a MOURNERS stole, beaver fur , dla· a.m.; Walter Beckjord doW11 16, pression of what every man of forcing "the need for conUnua- on reserva~ons. lome as Pvt. Dobe"!'an, a long Ust .of prollllnent Amert. Dear Helen: mong 8cocktaU ri"', 0081 good 0jewe~ 1, 45 e.m .. Robert West down good will feels lnstde. Hon of our basic b!parUaan formember of Phil Sllver 1 rowdy cana who mOia'llod. the death. of ry you name it. But would 11 , 8,55 ~m.: Jefferson up 11 . It is lime to take the cover eign policy." First oteam oawmlll 1D the crew In the "Sgt. Bllko," tole- Jameo P. Mitcheu, former aec- In our community after a fu- gl~dly give aU for 1trip to 11 whom 1 baven'l 9,30 p.m.; Lillian G. up !7, tO off the candle of love and let The Chief Esecutive express- west ~as built at Portland, Ore- vlsloo oorles, died Monday af· rotary of lallor ln lha Elsen- neral, a ebureb circle or club see my mother 1 10 4 p.m.; Onward up t8, , a.m.; ils light shine outward. We t!d this view Monday to 17 Dem· goo, m 1850. ter a long Ulnen. Ill wu 61. bower admlnbtratlon. aervea a bi( lunch, not only to seen In IU yearL Codrington down 18 6:30 a.m.. shall mett each other in the full ocratlc and Republican conthe mourners but to" everyone Sally Polk up 19,' 2,05 a.m ; spirit of our sacred calling, we grea.sionat leaden. He and his who attemla, wblch b IIQIIIeUm· My busband saya I ean'l 11 Cherokee up 20. 2 a.m.; Buck- wilt speak frankly without a· chief m)))tary and diplomatic eo '110 Ieos than 200 people. It unless the whole family goes, eye State up 20, 1:20 a.m.; '1'1- rousing old antagonisms, we advisers gave the House and aeems to me lhe lunch should and lhla II beyoad our meana. holt up 21, us a.m.; John J. will help one another without Senate group "a highly class!be con!lned to family, very close Morever, our children can't bo Rowe up 22, 6:05 S.m.; Jerr surrender of principlea, we fied briefing" for almost two 0 • friends, and lbe mlnlster and taken out of school. Bosworth down 23, 2:30 p.m.; will pray loge<her In full eonfl- and a haU hours. attendants. Am 1 wrong? The other day 1 received 1 · Rellabte down 23 u :~ p.m.; dence that Christ will find our lr DOROTHY KILGALLIN . , . _ __ letter frwn my lloter aaJIDI F. H. Johnson d~wn Greenup common prayer most accepta· Aliu wut!ll 1& ,t ull~.t,>;:i,i.J.,1 tu my mother wes falling fast 2:10p.m.; Defender down Groen ble. NEW YORK - A YOtmlenclose money with your sy!Do In another six months she wiU V'!tl . Lo · 1 tt boo been recorded tbat lui unemployed handyman eonpathy cord? - MRS. E.A.J. be completely hllnd. I toat mr B!i. tho early Chrlat!aDJ wero fessed early today he strangled GOSSIP lN GOTHAM 10n -baa been conductiug a big rap Dear Mrs. J : dad two years ago without seeworth n up Greenup 2:10 a.m. ·, known by the love they bad and sexually moleoled a 7-yearNATAUE WOOD, one of the hottest cam~al•n 1galnrt her. ~very community •·· 111 lng him. How can I perauada I b lh I a a·•·med old Brownie Scout In a Queens • 1m th ld "' ,..,. MRS Samuel Clem.,-,. up Gr::enu;: 1 or eac 01 er. m ':'" properties In fUms, is giving her agontt ou wnuld flip It you ew e en· own oustoma, and an outolder my husband? . H. F. 2:45 o.m.; Crucible down Green- !hal thts • not !he "gn of church and threw her body ID- headache&. She'd love to do a Broadway llty of .Kim NovU:'I top-ranldni ldmlr- (like JIHU) oltouldn't butt 1n Dear Mrs. F: 10 up !:30 a.m.; Ravenswood up our ttm... Let 01 grow IDto . !he lurnace, pollee said. musical, and they don't want her gamb- er. And 10 would another lldy who and al!r up trouble. However I Your husband must have reaGreenup 4:30 a.m.; AU!ed-AshB r = ling in the theatre when they can get thlnka she deserves flrrt r,.ace In biJ If· wW aay thla: 11 the lunch 11 sons, and I doubt d that moo:' lond down Greenup S:51l a.m.; • a t murder lor kUling Janet Young, her •500,000 for a !ticture, and there'l leclloDJ , .. Arthur Hlll eels he II bav• free you probably have vel}' Is one of them. Fin out wby a Edeana Bosworth up Meldaht the otgn of ourw mulllboat C.oso;- a pretty blonde cblld whose a waiting ltat of pro ueera who want her IDg "lmafe trouble" In Philadelphia, hfg iunerals In your town. is afraid to Jet you go, and per10:20 a.m.; Syr"more up Met- ne11 to Chlat. <t ut ~• • that's just about a mile long . .. .. Jack where be s atarrlng In bla flrlt llrigin1 suade him oul of his lean. dahl 2:15 p.m. : Bayou Lorraine tal!on, wlth..,t uncertainty, body waa found Moaday night Carter is lhe talk of the town, after atep- role in "Something More." He aaya "PeoMoney with sympalhy cards? Moat cerlainly daugbter 1 up Metdaht 9,10 p.m.; ValvoUne let us greet each otbar •• burned almost beyond recognl· ping in for the ailing Gordon MacRae at ple are 10 used to the ldnd of tht.1g I did The blgh cost of dying makes SHOULD vtstt an alllng mother down Meldahl 8 ,~ a.m. brothoro. _ . , . tion in the furnace of the Beth- the Empire Room of the Waldorf, Be wu In 'VIrdnia Woolf' that when they see me lbla gesture appreciated, but It before ohe goes blind. I'm sure GaWpoUo Dam _ Kathy R. Ecomerusm tsn I JUSt a word any Evangelical United Breth- truly amazing - doing Gordon's com- In a atiburban setting they expect me to ohould be confined to very he resUzes that. _ H. down 4,40 p.m.; Luther Herd- - It Is the sptnt of God mak- ren Church In tbe Rlcbmoad plete act, Including 22 songs, without ev· ptct up a cblld and bite Its head off." close frlentll or relatlveo.-H. My Readrrs Aanrer The MaD man down S:IS p.m.; L. Fieor< 1ng His truth evident m our Hill section of Queena. Rleb- en a rehearsal with Sheilah. • • • Dear ilelen: Dear Helen: 10 8 down , p.m.; C. v. Hamer lives. mft-»UJ• Is one of lha ntceat Arnold Morton, vice·prealdent of the ROBERT KENNEDY waa an unuiu· What do you lhlnk of 0 hus- Reading about those atraylnJ neijftliOrbonda In the cl<y Playboy Club and Hugh Hefner's partner Illy bl& bit at Danny'• Hideaway when he wif ba 1r up 12:30 a.m.: Semet up 3:45 . In the far-flung bunny enterpriae, II beo went there with Mayor Wagner. The cus- hand who will not allow h18 e hua ndo, I cannot re aln a.m.; A. J . Patten down 4:30 Community Party to log carefully guarded by the District At-. tomera and employes at Danny'a are ac- to vlolt ber mother who Ia very from teU!ng of my experience o.m.; Zimmer up uo a.m.: HOUSToN, Tu. - FoR torney's office during his rtay In New curtomed to the most lumtooua celebri· m and going blind. My mother after 28 yeara of marriage. To ADD Brent up 8 a.m.; Steve B~ Saturday Night space hero John Glenn Jr., York. EvidenUy the authorities are even ties, hut they swamped the former At- Uves overaeas and the plane be a forgiving wife !o Bond, but cllch up 8:45a .m. H there wao a day wben politics more aware than he Is that certain pow. torney General with requena for auto- fare lo over $300. We an very to becomo a1i overanstoua mar. Kanawha ltlver - Allen R. A community alloween par- was a dream, labyrlnlhltis was erful tntereats would like to atop him graphs, and be nnt only complied read· secure flnane!aUy. My husband tyr wbo lo just llle front tor wbll ll!erriU down Marmet 6:10 p. ty w!U be held at~e B":rd an obscure medical term and from giving the kind of testimony be'l fly but viJited the kitchen and sbnok loa top eaeouUve. I never want wonld appear to be a 1 o o d m.; Helen Z. down Marmot 4,. Youth to- Royal Crown was <Omelhlng In been offering in court these dayo . . . . . . bands with aU the chefs and belpera ar- lor an7lhl"i - 1 own 1 mink home II, In my opinion, very 24 Center 8 Sat ay, 0!1 a.m.; Beaver up Winfield ber • at p.m., sponsored by a soft drlnlt machine. Hla come- The hot stol'!' In theatrical circles Is the ound the bot stove. wrong. Forgive 111m once, may- . 1:115 p.m.: Thelma Ann up Win- the Hemlock Grove Grange, .tbe bac., or the otart of II, wu tbe goings-on at "The Severed Head." The Julie Andrews Isn't going to be~ ACCIDENT REPORTED be twice, but after that, ebul"' • field 11 :45 p.m.; Elgercliff up Modem Woodmen of Amenca, somewhat surprising announce- producers wanted to unload most of the ell!- at least not in her first few IBct· Minor damagea were report- Ia a diaeaaa that wiD never bt Winfield 1:40 a.m.; Lucy Jane and tbe Bedford PTA. Prizes ment Monday that be bad be- American cast - after they'd been re- en. Her "Mary Popptns" bas been haD· ed 11 the re-sult of a two· car cured. tuw down Winfield 2:30 a. will be awarded for tbe ug!feo~ come a memloet of the board of beaning for week• - and bring tn an ed as the family picture of the year, bul aceldent at tbe Intersection of My mouth wu closed to lha m.; George Price up Winfield the prettitst and the most orlg!- the Royal Crown Cola Co lor English company for the New York op- her next, "The Americanization of Em· Malll and Court Sta. lD p..,.. nelgbbora, public, etc., lor manr 4:4G a.m.; o. F. Shearer up nal costumes. Ribbons will be an undisclosed - but re~ enlng. Equity turned them down cold ... ily," will have even sophlltlcate1 raising roy at 5 p.m. Monday. Porno- lq years because of our .....,. Wlalleld 6:35 a.m. given for other costwnea and to be a substantial - aalary. One of the nation's top comediana Ia in a eyebroWI over the bold dialogue by Pad- roy pollee aald a car driven by Ia! atandlng." Bul 1hls 11 deflo prlzea atao for some adult co• This yesr, wb!eb bas been terrible state of depreoslon. Pals say be dy Chayevesky . . . The chap dancing Geo111e Conde, 45, of Mlddt.. nltety losing one's own oell-rotum!ng. "son of a mesa," now lookl to haa really flipped hiJ Ud, and they're so with Ann Miller at La Cbansonette wu pori alarled lllrqb a llgb~ apect. -.vbere there 11 ·o will Those on lha committee •e Glenn like It b juat •bout over. aad about It. Grover Collins, lllpposed to be the top aaw 11 woo turninl rod, 1 nd to aell-dlsclpllne In ablall- and Mrs. Mildred Ziegler, Mr. and "Thl"'s" be aald conlldently • • • candidate lor the post II her next h111- otopped. He then backed Into he hu a wife who constan"• 1,M.. " ' SHELLY WINTERS helped her beau, band by 1J M "' DIVOTID TO tNTIIIIS1 OP Mra. Roland Eastman, Mn. Wll· " MEIGS lit.IISON ARU l!am Hart, Mro. Helon Swartz, are . _ up. Henry "Chip" Madden land 0 movie COD· • • • I car operated oyd . o- takfl him back, he becomea 0 Mrs. Hilber Qulvey. Ml'S. MUtract at Columbia Pictures. He'll also do A TOP TELEVISION STAR bu drop- Laughlin. U, Pomeroy. No Ill' not ooly a menace. to blo flllodred Betz!ng, and Leo S<nry. a series for Screen Gems . . Lynne Car· ped his beat girl and hil poychlatrllt, II· reltll were made. Gary Free- lly but to thOJe he aeeka out Refreshments will be served Hero's the Ohio UP! 1 r t d ter's hilarious Imitation of Phyllis Diller multaneously, His friends happily report man, 23 • Pomeroy, " 11 arreat- aome of whom may be married. and everyone Is welcome, ra" .. ; s for the week ending Oct. I is so appreciated by Phyllis that ohe that the glrl wao drtvln~ him null, the ed by Pomeroy poUC!I Monday My otlly answer to these IOIJio asked for 1 tape recording of the routine doctor wasn't helping lilY, and the act· on a charge of passing on 1 do11o suffering women to: leave bllll 17 1964 ' ' 330 ' lor her at-home ldcka. Lrnne Is obliging or became completely okay ao 1100n 11 he ble yellow Une. ·He will appear and start • life of Yllllr oWtL ,.,, • '""'" PLAN SALE ; -::_ · :Mil . . . Seven Arta to lining up 8 big Broad- · ltopped seeing them both .. , Memo to before Mayor Cbartea Lerar. Even the cbltdren w!l! respeot ,.,. • .., :::. •;:: The Oeacon and Deacon..,ea 3 _ Sanduaky ....... _ !HI 213 WIY·Hollywood-TV deal lor Sean Conne- the ClA; Despite the fact that the new you more. Divorce b not what o1 the M!ddloport First United 4 _ Nit.. . .......... tH 180 ry, auumlng that he comes out alive If· Prellldent uf Chile bas been acclaimed •• TO SHOW FI!MI we ask for, hut ilia better·oom• urcb ter the bazardOUJ fUJD!ng of "The Hill" .,. anU.COnimunlst, be Is about to atart Filma of the Wolbton-Mlddletimes living under a 121 In SpaiD . . Whoever made the testing trading with Iron CUrtain eouutrlu · · · port football lamt wtU bo with a than -- • - Presbyterian ch • w!ll apon. & Springfield South !HI man who can't be true. 1 1 0 8 113 -::..... --::. ...." : oor rummage sale •t arraneementa for ·the TV Guide lunch· A new atiiJ!InM 111'01111 called the Syna· ehown lonJilltt at Middleport lin my case, !got my bald lla.. b 7 - Roger Bacon · · · · · H "'"' clturob, 'lburaday, Friday and Elyria · · · · · · · · · · 5-1 rn eon obvlouoly lan't hip to the current tones hal been formed by ex-dl'ua ad· Athletic Booster Assn, meet- tered In 11 I aalted oae """' 22 211 - - - 1 Saturday, Oet. · · and 2Ith. I - Upper Arlington !HI rn show bualneaa feuds. They aeated Barhra · dtcti In connection with lba moYie "8Yn· inllD tho 111gb acbool cafeteria uon.) You'll be 1111'J1"'··• •.,_. !HI 77 St t d rt bt ch tb 1 nta h 1 ,._, ' Sandwlebu ond coffee wiD be 9 - Cincinnati Elder re san 11 next to a television per- anon" wbl 11 about e vo u ry 1 P at 7:10. · A business meetlnC )'Our famlly backa )'011 up! _ available. tlO - Mt. Vernon . .... !HI 58 aonalily who - lor some mystertoua rea· glv•ll by ex-ad4lcll to other ad4lcta. wiD pncedl lhe ~vrlDIDOROTIIY Bishop's Letter from Rome To Ohio Valley Asks Unity Panthers 5Year Plan =IJ, .! ••)'HI' ddl·f a second place !le with Charley Chancey's eteven. A Pomeroy trtumph would an . but ellminate the Athenians, to !1 HI Logan play the last game of the epor · · · " 1964 league schedule on Nov GUlipolis . . . . 0 8 0 1 at Logan. SEOAL ONLV ve:;~~~~a;.~nb~!H3o;t ~o: B~~ ~PomA"Menroy.. ·.·.·.·.·. :4 OOL OOT lfogs surprised the Panthers 4616 after getting off to a slow Athens ... ... _ 3 1 0 I tart. Wellston . . .. 2 2 0 Jackson .. ..... 2 2 o Last fall, Pomeroy had open- Nelsonville . . l 3 0 int_e!C"ecU~. ~-S. I!' -"'! ~VERNOR !I' UPJ Bn"efs I ia~. Ohio College ~ , , /- ,/ ,)",y-" ;,~ i ~ ~I I / • I Morep than a GdozlfenCl bgollers rom omeroy o u v1sl1 · • 1 31144 , I ed Hidden Valley Country Club on Sunday. October t8 a! the In· I ~i~~~~ vo~lle~eto~~:~s inC~bfour match. 03P!6 1 . Fa<tory Purch.M Ptus Tu 6.7!!-15 ll•ck W•ll Tube Type No Trad..tn Prl .. BRAND NE.W Cooper Weather-Master ball be·st ball FULL 35 , Playing under ideal w~:~;::·~ Jl NEW YORK (UPI) - The f legiate champion an conditions exce pt for a •Power Drive Tread 72 Ohio State Buckeyes, spicing for a solid yeat, wes upset by "All rtgbt, team, one more wind , the Pomeroy men eQuiet Run·ning 78 their famed .. three yards and a Arkansas 14·13. The results time los your coach! '' good account of themselves n 4 PLY 561 13 911 cloud of dust offense 11 with a Middleport o 4 o 50 112 pro-type passing attack, moved TOTALS ... If 1& 0 483 into first place among lhe naFRIDAY'S GAMES: tion's major college football Middleport at Gatlipol!a learns today in <he United . ho d I 1 t Athens at Pomeroy P~es~ n ~:nahona1 ar o Jackson at Wellston co~ esBra mgs. d d So h NelsOnville at Logan e ucKeyes han e ut • OTHERS· ern California its first shutout · t d Huntington East at Pt. Pleasant In 25 g:ame~ Sa ur ay, 17.0, South Point at Coal Grove while Texas, the defending colRutland at McArthur !Thurs.) St. Mary's at Wahnma St~~:te boosted Ohio f~S into the top ' 1 <he~r l 1 ~ 19 1 MUFFLER Q $12··· H • a} N SPORTSMAN MUFFilRS Free Installation · · · · · · · · · · · · $8.88 ~ud I BAnERIES $]5·95 ZERO MASTER ANTI FREEZE $1.59 gal. THERMOSTATS Improved Type · · $1.91 HEATER HOSE Reinforced · ...... 19c ft. SPARK PLUGS .. .. .. .. .. · · .. · 66c Reedsville I sOfiietv . 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NOW/~ I th I e Premium Grad• . e strange course·. . on Y 1\nle ...,.. ~oue waen spot for the first Lime since Olympic Standings The fact that the ~omt Plea~- , eCooprene Rubber e Hi-T Nylon Cord other conference game 11 Nov. 28 , 1961. TOKYO (UPI)-Medal stand- am men were ptaymg MUD-SNOW F 'd Th ..onday'•, events at Ihorne hcourse_ for the I No Limit Guarantee TIRE rt ay night, a "battle" for . e 35 b rdcoa ch es do n the UPC 1.ngs after '" H ddaccounted V last place will take place m ratmg oa awar ed 24 first· the Olympic Games : act t at 1 .en alley swept Ga llipolis. place votes to the Buckey.es, Country GDid Silv.-r Bronze most of the pomt score. Howev· PROTECTIVE COATED Coach Terry Hansley's Blue seven to second~ranked Ala- U.S.A . • ........ 31 21 er all ~atches were close and I ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT QUALITY Devils, winless in slx. outing8 b t f / -rated Ar- U.S.S. R. . ..... 16 13 19 . competition ~een . . . ama, two 0 ourt 1 to lh,·rd- H g Those playmg were B1lhe 1 thus far, .vlll host Coach Bob kansas and one ooch un ary . ,. . . . 1 5 3 Morgan om d r ran k Cape han vs , 'ddt kd Nt D and n·nth J . t. A5h ,5 0 6 0 1 1 apan ley Ml ,eport Yellow r~n ~ G re. ;m~ · ·· ··· ·· '"' Jim O'Brien and C. Searls 2-1; CHEVROLET 5 6 2 pace eorgii' ec · I Jtaly : · · · · · · · · · · · Paul Wedgt' and Cha rley rowI PLYMOUTH Texas tumbled to sixth place I ~ustralla ....... 53 2 8 er vs J . Duerr and E. Robin· FORD and Alatn:~ma, Notre Dame and ~rn_Jany .. . .. . . . 1l 11 son 3-0; Ral ph WarrJcr and Mar. l SVAC AIL GAMES 0SpJt eWS fifth-ranked Nebraska took ad- PBrtllamd ......... 3 9 0 vin Dawson vs Murray and D.l TEAM W L T p OP vantage of the drop by moving o an . . ........ ~ 4 5 Stanlev 3-0 : L. J ewell and J 22 194 0 C k 6 0 up one notch. Arkansas made Bulgana · · · · · · ·J 4 l w·1seman · vs L. Ba ker and B. Kyger ree En red . . 3 2 1 112 90 Hospital F'tnland . . . . . . . . . . . 2 3 3 0 10 J aco b.s 3·0·· K~' II Arno ld an d I COLUMBUS <UPI) - Ohio Racme Among tl'! those who entered the biggest advance, jumping Tu k 1 1 . NorUI Gallia . 2 4 0 88 105 from loth to fourth . r ey ·: · · · · · Chet Cam pbell vs K. Hindy and college t:ootball records, lnclud_ E"stem in the pa~t 24 Louisiana State tl so made a Czechoslovakia . 2 2 3 st· ., ~ I" I d 2 4 0 62 104 hHolzer hospital ing games of Saturday Oct 17 .. r I Sk .R . 2 2 3 8. . Jv ers .-0 . r. . fl son an I • . ~ Hannan Trace 0 3 1 20 130 ours were erry , ~rv~, big stride, vaulting from 11th to. um.ama . . . . . . . B. Capehart vs R. Rrown and Team W L T Pts 0p le o 0 S. Ht'ndy SHIPPED DIRECT 0 5 1 42 180 1294 Eastern Ave., Mrs. V1rgm· seventh place. and pushing Belgtum . . ..... . 2 2'"r'' Fmdlay 6 0 0 224 37 Suuthwes SVAC rn ' ' B G r· ld Ave., M rs. eighth-ranked Syra('use. Ceor- Net her Iands 3 Top Quality Bonded ONLY Ia _arry. arie. .I 3 · _ _ __ FROM FACTORY LINING Witt'berg r. 0 0 159 32 W L T p OP Dons Rudy, 646 F1rst Ave., ~tr!. gia Tech. No. 9. and Florida , Canada ······-· 1 1 1 GUARANTEES $4.95 EXC . 2 WHEELS Bow . Green 5 0 0 150 41 TEAM Yugoslav ia .I 1 I 4 0 0 142 16 ~- F . Hardesty , Rt. 2 Galhpo- No. IO , back one position SYRACUSE LEADS LAJ~BE:RT I FRESHNESS .liND CARRY OUT v ·ngs town 4 0 0 114 63 ~yg~r Creek 2 1 p l 0 98 54 I~s, ~rs. Mable Dray, ~t. 2 Gal- Floride State moved ~P to Denmark . .... _ 1 NEW YORJ\ (UP! J Syra· LOWEST PRICE Ohio State 4 0 0 87 17 acme 0 2 1 0 48 40 ltpolls, Mrs. J~h~ F:. Mtller, Rt. llth place, Michigan dropped New Zealand ..... 1 0 cuse University got a perrect 24· Month 12 Volt Mtami 4 0 1 108 48 East~n 11 : · · · · 1 2 0 48 62 2 Thurman, W1\\Jam Todd Sum- from fifth to 12th after losing France ..... .. . 0 3 4 rating to leaC in Lambert TroOhio Nor. 5 I 0 144: 93 North, GaTJa ·· 0. 2 0 12 82 ·mers, 2613 Jefferson Ave., Pt. a 21 .20 Big Ten decision to Sweden ........ 0 3 phy balloting, the symbol or INSTALLED EXC, Bald.-Wall. 4 I 0 152 56 ~::t~a;E!ste~~ce 0 3 0 12 106 Pleasant, Otho B. Murray, 284 Purdue, Illinois took over lJth Trinidad ...... 0 1 1 eastern college football suprem· Ott'bein 4 1 0 134 79 TOTALS ........ . . o 1 o 9 9 0 360 380 Mulberry Ave., ~umeroy, Mrs . and Oregon was 14th Duke Cuba acy, ahead of second-place VilMusk'gum 4 1 0 82 27 FRIDAY'S GAMES· Lawrence E. Smrth, Rt. 1 Rut· Arizona Slate and Purd.ue rank Argt'nlina .o 1 lJ Capital 3 1 0 122 48 N th Gai!Ja at Racine · land, Mrs. Luther V. Reisinger, 1,.... 1617 0 1 0 lanova. · , resPec t·1ve1y and Wy-1Korea I 3 I 0 87 35 or Rt. 1 Harnsonvrlle, F~hx R. AI· orning was lSth. Utah State and Iran . ·····-··· · 0 0 2 J. Carroll Cincinnati 3 1 0 74 261Kyger Creek at York T . kire. Rt. 1 Han-isonville, Mrs. Oregon State deadlocked for Ken_ya . . 0 0 I Q-What are the names of 3 l 0 69 35 [Southwestern at Hannan race · · J . Osborne, Jackson, S 1 d 0 0 J the three Biblical Wise Meu l Denison Bel 19th place. WJtzer au of tbe East? W. Reserve 2 1 1 44 45 Eastern at pre James Smith, Jr., Jackson, Ed---DP.fiance 3 2 o 96 75 . The versatile Buckeye offense 1 A-Caspar (or Gaspar). !' 11 Tbls Week'R Ohio College gar Perkms, We ston, M r It is Jed by strong-a rmed junior - - - - - - - - - - Melchior and Balthazar. Ashland 3 2 0 78 46 Football Schedule Harold Nelson, Rt. 2 Pedro, Jes. quar<erback Don Unverferth I --Wooster 3,. 2,~ 0 ~~ !33 F!"!d!!y Nlgtlt . Ward, As~land, -~Y ·; ,.~ ha~\:s and fullba ck Will Sander. But j Leah Stitch of Akron Akron .,.... 5,31 Dayton at saturday Oetroit E. Terry'. .. Hayes to hisStatdefense R".r_tE '''."uwu!',l't,·a"m·a,u•, an'd·: Hiram 2 2 00 7~ go L. Milhoan Rt. 1ny Bellville, the k points t oh· . arlas 0 Ohio U. 2 z 1 59 .. , "~ ey IO' es e y M d ~, '\1 \r lr . xavier 2 2 1 55 83 Wisconsin at Ohio State "· u . B'rth season success. Jt has yielded 1 ' J ~... r. ::~w :l·.rs ...•ar .. Pl!:' ..'!'!'!r!g . 1 8 1 Kent State 1 2 1 41 34 Tulsa at Cincinnati M K t L J h Galli- only 17 )Oints in four games Mrs. Ruth Barthlemas of Co) Dayton 2 3 0 79 90 Chattanooga at Xavier . ur d. g~t" 5009. 48 p Ohio State is familiar with Yeoman Richard Cashdollar umbus spent the week end I Wilm'ton 1 3 I 45 93 Kent State at Bowling Green M erdry, Mau eCrh, . ,· s D. the atmosphere at the top of recently spent two weeks leave with her mother, Mrs Nettle m., on ay. rs. are 4:15. the coII eg1a . Ie san t d'mgs. f t has with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cowderv~ · . t Bluffton 1 3 1 44 68 Miami at Ohio Universi Y Ste . 636 Thi d A 0 Heid'berg 1 3 1 54 !J8 Toledo at Western Michigan pp, M d r Mve_··~~·~:e N finished in the top 10 seven Alfred Cashdollar and family . ~orsal_ R1ebrl. Is a surg1c<JI Central St. 1 3 0 75 150 Youngstown at P·~·· o~:Y· . Ers.'Br~a~wa . times in the past 14 Seflsons. in· jHe will return to San Diego, patlent_m lhe Cam~en- Cln rk Oberlin 1 3 0 3::1 8ti Denison at Wittenberg ~:c:~~~. daughter,' l :20 p.~: eluding 1~57, Jwhehn th.e Buckds Calif. and will be stationed on :~mg orlal Hospital ParkersOhio Wes. 1 3 0 18 112 Wooster at Muskingum Monda Mfs Cflai'Je·s w Dail· were natwna c amp1ons an Ithe u . S. S. Dixie. · . 124 W. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. Mt. Union 1 4. 8 52 101 Hiram at Mt. Union Mam · st:. Po~eroy, !954 and 1961, when they fin' ~~ Davi~ of Sav~nnah, Tenn . -Mrs. L)le Buoa':Jduo• ~ rs:o:n_r,..=..,.,....,.,...,.....,,...,....,..,._..,....., __..,..,...,.....,.....,........,..I 4 Marietta 1 4 0 42 128 Oberlin at Kenyon v1s1ted with relahves here. 1: 10 p.m.·· Monday . Mrs. Ished second. Kenyon 0 4 0 40 168 Otterbein at Marietta D. Cox, Rt. 2. Gallipolis, Kenny Taylor is stationed at Case Tech. b 4 o 33 83 Akron at Capital l1:22 a.m . Monday. Mrs. PALMER HOLDS LEAD Great Lakes where he is reToledo 0 3 o 26 65 Ashland a< Defiance Edward Laudennilt 104(1 DUNEDIN, Fla. (UP!) - Ar. ceiving bis boot training. MID-AMERICAN Wilmington at Bluffton s 0 s nd St Middleport' son nold Palmer barely retained his Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pickens ·· ' ' Iea. d over J ac k N'1c klau~ m · ~rn- of Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Harold · eco Miami 3 0 o 83 14 Wabash at Ohio Wesleyan a.m. Monday, 6:52 B. Green 2 o o 59 22 Findlay at Eastern Kentucky Discharged fesswnal golf money s!an~mgs Sauer and daughters o~ Middle· Ohio 1 o 1 24 15 Case Tech at _John Carroll Patients recently discharged after the Sahara Inv1tat1on~l port, Mr. and Mrs. B11\ M~r_e-Marshall 1 1 0 13 21 Weshington & Jefferson included Mrs. Carl Poetker, Mrs. last week.end. He pushed h1s!dith and sons or Beverly Vi.slt· W. Mich 1 2 o 20 12 at Western Reserve R. E. Clary, Mrs. Lillie Halley, PGA eammgs to 1111,103.37 by •ed with the Weber and WhiteKent St. 0 2 l 26 32 Saturday Night Mrs. Raleigh Cox, Mrs. D. J. p1ckmg up $960, but N1ckla_us head families . Toledo 03 0 26 65 Ohio Northern at Heldelberg and infant daughter, closed In at $111 ,384.511 by wm- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Humph· OHIO CONFERENCE Mrs. st~wart, N'evin nmg $3.666,67. rey and fam1ly of Bellevtlle and Witt'berg 5 0 0 159 32 FKOSH BEATEN H. Wood, Mrs. F. H. Pope, Mrs. Howard Buckley of Marietta Musk 'um 4 1 8 81 27 The Pomeroy Freshmen Wayne Dockery. Mrs. Harold AFL SETS CONTEST . spent. Sunday w11h Mr. and 1 Capil<ti 3 l 0 122 48 1beaten 12·0 at Gallipolis \\'illi.:tm F. Sanders and NEW YORK tUPil - 1'he Mr.<:. Virgil Buckley . . Ott' bein J I 0 99 72 day ev-ening. The Bend · L. Whitman. rourth annual Amerif':Jn F'nnt.-! Debbie Mnrtnn of Belpre Bal.-Wall. 2 1 0 58 49 lings are now 3·2-1 for balJ League all-s tar game will ! was a recent visitor with her A.kron 2 2 0 33 43 season. For the winners, HOLIDAY PAIRINGS SET be played in New Orletms' Su- grandparents. Mr . and Mrs. Denison I 1 0 l4 21 Rod Gilkey hit end Hank NEW YORK (UPJ) _ First- gar Bowl stadium on Saturday, Dorsal Riebel. Hiram 1 2 0 41 47 for both touchdowns on round pairings in the 13th an· Jan. 16. Mrs. Nellie Myer and Mrs. Wooster I 2 0 35 43 of 4(1 and 60 yeards. nual Holiday BasketbaJJ Festi· Marietta 1 Z 0 13 71 val in Madison Square Garden Heid'berg I 3 0 54 98 FIGHT RESULTS Dec. 28. Jan. 2 pit LaSalle Mt. Union 1 3 0 46 87 By United Press International against st. John's, Princeton Kenyon 0 2 0 26 80 HOS'I'IJN (UP!) - Dick De against Syracuse, Manhattan Oberlin 0 2 0 13 47 Vola, 132, Charlestown, Ma~., against Michigan, and Cincin0. Wesleyan 0 2 0 11 40 Monday night outpointed Tom- nati against Temple. II MID-OIDO my Tibbs. 132, Roxbury, Mass. Ashland 2 0 0 50 II to. FIGHT MANAGER FINED 1 Blwf<on I l 0 32 47 NEW YORK (UP!) - Fight Defiance 1 1 0 4J 31 Wilm'ton 0 2 0 13 44 manager Alex Koskowitz was lined $100 and repreimanded by the New York State Athletic IS "'"' Commission Monday for bis CINCINNA'l'l (UP!) - The ago? They were supposed to stormy outburst at Referee Ar· Cincinnati Royals foce a Ught have a baske<baU dyoasty," thur Mercante after his boxer Doug Jones lost a technical . week as lhe NBA schedule be- Wilson reminded. knockout to George Chuvalo on gins buOd!ng up a full bead of "They were the team of the Oct. 2. steam for the 1964·1965 season. future. Perhaps it was the Hoi. - - - - - - - - - With Ashland Fuel Oil, your burner ing fuel supply. This all adds up to Elgin Baylor and Jerry West lywood influence but they were operates more efficientl}' and you use Jower heating costs, savings for you! CATALINA STATION WAGON lead the Los Angeles Lakers insuper, colossal, terrific and all less fuel oiL S.C.A., the exclusive to the Cincinnati Gardens to. Th.is winter enjoy the comfort, that. They quickly became, acV-8 automatie, power brakes, power steering, radio. night and the season's first Sludge Control Additive in Ashland economy and convenience of dependdouble . header will be Sunday cording to one maga2ine, the heater, white sidewall tires and air-conditioning, 'ez-team of the future', Wilson Fuel Oil, keeps fuel lines, filters, able Ashland Fuel Oil with Siudgo on the same cow1. said. Bronze with matching vinyl interior. In the double blU, the New I1CI'eelll and nozzles clean and free l:ontrol Additive. For prompt and York Knlcks and the Detroit "We prefer 1o let oor play on from clogging. You get a free-How- fllendly &enice call us today! Pistons meet In the .fll'st game the court speek for us. Many with the Royulo facing Eastern experts are trying to put the . Division rival Philadelphia in hat on us. We'll accept the hat the nightcap. but we11 keep lt in our band ' GMAC Financing Available The Royals have been tagged and won't wear it until our rec~ ASHLAHD OIL a. REfiNING COMPANY " .... aS" the team to finally unseat ord proves we deserv~ it. <he world champion BQSton Cel- "The RoyaiB split eight games GALEN S BROWN, Agent tics but the ClnclnnaU club lo with the Lakers last >"eason end Highway Route 124 moving into the season wlth witit a healthy Baylol- and West •·cautious optlmism," according plus Dick Barneh, their sharp. Minersville, Ohio Cadillac - Oldsmobile ., to Pepper Wil.on, general Man-. shooting guard, ibey are one of Phone: Wy•ndotte 2·2166 • J ager. ,the toughest teams in tbe "You'll ute Our Quallty Way ol Doing Business• " Remember the big build-up lilague . . . and great crowd 1-~~i;i~i!!ll!J!!!i WY 2-5342 PoRleroy, Ohio fur lho Laker• seveN! ~eara pi..,.ers," WUaon added. I· ed with five strarght triumphs, Gall'tpolt's . . . . 0 4 0 1 (0 '-· 44 • 10 •• A•L HELEN HELP US! vOJCe • 0f 8roadwav • Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 80 56 62 20 gao hao won 13 straight in past two years, and itho.~~::: of Mel Adams own a ~ IS-game unbeaten string elthe SEOAL. Last loop Joq TI!AM w L T p OP Logan .. .. .. . 6 o o tllll u Pomeroy . . . . 6 0 0 112 44 Athens ...... & I 0 133 53 1 Hoover D•Ies At Age The Roek•to have recovered are 2-U lD league play. from an early seasoo stump Defending champion Logan while Jaebon, after four should bave Hille trouble In straight wim, bas loot two in a noteblng .. fifth straight conrow. WeJJston ha.s taken two in Iference win this year. T h a row from the lronmen. Both Chiefs take on NeJJonville. J...o.. SEOAL ALL GAMES !~~:7~ce~~a;:t:~nd;; ~M:d:!dfl:ttet·: :~: River News ~:ell2!oua Critical Match Friday· Against Bulldogs St and"tngS tlon A~ Athens victory would rnove Don E.skey'o BuUdoga in· :'e ' 10 Athens, seeking Ito I I r 1 t Jackeb. The Jackets own a l· j boob. Mlddlepori bas toot 11 SI'!OAL grid championship in /4-1 season record. Inside I be straijht conference games dur14 years, and Pomeroy's Pur- conference, both are 0+0. ing the past two tears ple P!nlhero, alter .heir first In <he past few weeki, both The annuli Jackson counly aonference title tn nine years, teams have played weD enough battJe - Nellslcla vs. Jackson "ill clash at Pomeroy Friday to win, bu< ll just wasn't In the - wilt take place at WeiiBton. • 1ght in the loop's top attroc- 3: I • ·• �K&eeRieher By SSG Alter Service Ch~k Several Are Arraigned in Attack GOP Delegation Ju~tice Court 3 ROOMS WALL TO WALL • • • "COllMAN" HEATINd AND Atfl.toNDITIONINO NOW ONLY s SAlES & SERVIcE CHAsr HARDWAJI (Up to 30 sq. yds.) ONlY sl.9s I ORDER- SQUARE YARD NO DOWN PAYMENT l CASH CASH . . LO ~~' LOAN.. Pitf.....~ $200 10.86 &00 !U1 800 40.92 Slil US BEFORE YOU IUY CARPETING! .n.l7 41o.45 . t1 IIIDNIII inMs -.- 25 M0H111 111MS Fer The lllstl 4t.IO .~ Shop 'fllth l!lllt. Sl\oe illt>nOy. ~ bllla. Have d!!l1l' ool! ~oJ!Yeuil!ltt -ooy Pf!1" m~nt. ltlivl! l!lbt'e lnoliiy for yourself. Ciill lilt ~lilih , •. ail mu.!li iill fiOOo, It'• Arm strongs Linoleum Laid Wall to Wall I I reasonable lltld tJolllldelltiaL I • FIUCII)AIRE tADMIRAL tSI'EED QUnN eHOOVEil t FL~XSfi!!L SEE e P~O'VIIIICCTOWN BAKER FURNITURE •nuPon t certilicotion Mark ~~ - You Play No Mote Charge. 80 Decorator Colors ... 30 New ~all Colors ... Are Here At Ingell Furniture to Help You laeautify Your Home .•. ~nd SAVE MONEY, TOO! Pa .. I !ell) Without Carrying COMPL~TE 1AtKL&SS INSTALLATION and 32 OZ. R~INFORCED Montllly $UIOO 501 * DUPONT NYLON or Pay in I00 Daya PADDING. .. Mlll!llly Take 3 Years To Pay TH. LOW PRICE INCLUD!S- Now by Phone . NA fiONALL Y ADV81tTISE0 I 125 E. Main St. lob Miller, Allo QHicll In Qaiii(IOiit ond AN ESTIMATE i Mgr. •US FOR • !Kpert Installation Athefto 3-Pieca Map!~ Bedroom Suite .95 PLASTIC TOPS and LOW!ST COST! EXTRA SPECIAL BUY! I ' HANDCRAFTED for 6reater DependabiliJ. No Printeu Clroul/s PLEASE ' DON'T PUT SIGNS ON UTILITY POLES 2-HOUR DRY ClEANING (ON REQUEST! CL&ANERS -- - - .... ~- .oo FAMOUS QUALITY MATTRESSES W ht•n Y'' ' ' find llw mos t fanu HJ.~ name in bedriin !,!; al sale pt•lces, t l1•n's 11u tirnf' to ln~f' . H lllT~ 111 to s;~re! Tht'se ~ speri<~ls h<Jve re!lilil.'nt cn i\ ~p n nE!~ 1hi1.'kl ~ i l l~Uhtrd and lliml\" qu a l il~· features . Choice .1f full nr tw in J TUFTED ~ i7l' . S19·00 QUILTED lnntrspring Mattress o r Box Spring S39 00 • I Every day, Oh lo ~ower Iineman climb utility poles, working at their ]lib lif kl!e!Jin& your @\ectnc setvl t~ system in top-notch condition . You have seen them sinking their spurs into wooden poles. getting up and d ow~ . Risky business at b8!t. But when a lineman hits a nail or a staple with his "hooks" and "cuts out", ~!rlou! Injury C!l'l result. ~lease have a thought for the line· man Who has to climb it In the d8rk some night. Please do not put siens on utility po1e1. BfJUIIflit ttlftat, m ltirt)tl ,. tH · 1n:1lltiid Walnut color o r Rr•ined vinylmahoianycolor . Big 265 s q. io . recta n1u1ar piclure screen. '\, ' I l t f. Only z!.NtTH hu PATENtED COLON il!MODULATOA CIRCUITRY- } the "elac. trontc brain" of c;olor TV for mostaee ur1t1 ~olor hues. $189·' 5 1 lite Oornpromlte W"ll iliiUIIIf)' OHIO • No Proolw•tl•n lhoftiUN - ~ - N~W~ST li).PIEC~ LIVINC S urnpt llnll l\ lo ng , lo w 80" sofa hu rl! vPni b le Completely neW wUher--dryer combination tttlli! Nolto. Sllll~le to di)Orite Yet flexible enough to do t"ery bit ol · ~o:'S:~au, ::::.ow.. *449·~· . )"oUt wash beautifully. Norge quality and Norge features throua:hout. Newly designed control · panels make eettinlia euler. dials eu.. - ier to read. Bee thia wonderful Nora•. ~·~Ill paJr,l'lthtaw•t• · I foam <'lU'J hl oJHI, tnetl'hlttg DNVIII A'-ONI $159:'' ' MoJ,, iRa ltlf ~ Amllll;o'; finori 'I ·~ I hiu n ~e cb air ........ ln nylon fabtir, plufl a tllblei, 2 decor ator la mps. 3 throw pillows, *"' t..,l f PH. WY 2·263$ Of' EN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS ROOM .s199 .. �\ .J &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 20, 1964 WANt AD Bulineu Servlcet ItO • 115 Bllnd Mr. Bee Jim Sisson 12 &ames) ~4 P. Ca.ct 393 B. OWenJ 0 J. Bacon fill K- Alker J. Louks INFOIMAnON Ill Handicap L- J...,eu 11$1 ()II Total M. Werry p • 0., ..,..... h~...-­ . II-.!~ o..tii'M ._. oiL tl. WoaiLoiiiPolalll D. Dodson <I aame) Pbooe WY Wl73. PII611TY Imperial_.., """'" Total 041'1'-*l.I..A l'tul'llll f II lie Won I Lool I PoiDII f OORRif"t'l(tNF Mlller 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $2595 CITY LEAGUE Will n. ~«< ~tnd• •.Gil " M Blue • Grey llttta111'11nt Carson ..... o.; .. ~..., ... ~ V8 engine, Power&lide trans . Radio and heater. White over October II, 11114 Ind. IHgh Game - Boys V. Wippel 31M Bratton silver blue finish. Deluxe accessories, whitewaU tires . Middleport Dtpl. Store B. Werry; Girls - B. Hennes· E. Bachner 514 Hinton McE~y 3~ •y, 130. 1963 Corvair Monza Coupe $1969 A. Coates 400 C\atworthy ltDd vear .-wer 11'041111!!1 J . Bailey 5~ Ind. IHgh Series - Boys Local owner and low mileage , Jet black fhdsh. red bucket F. Porter m Total V. Wippel 400 B. Werry. 245; Girls - B. J . Duerr "" u .. .u vinyl sea l. 4 on the noor , 110 e-ngine, aood whitewaU tires , 314 Woo 1 Lolli Polnb I radio and heater. Martin 396 HennesSy, 214. 2497 Ind. High Game - A. Sylv. . Total Stohart 3!0 Team High Game - Team Won 1, Lo8t %, Polo&• 4 Coli II'\' Jalf Day • Nllll 1963 Chevrolet Impala $2395 "" ter, 223. , Total 23&1 No. 4, 726. Swlsber-Lollle Drua;s 4 Door . Low mileaJ:e by local own ~r. spotll"ss Interior, be1ge ' C..ct ... •or. a.raInd . High Seri.. - B. Whir Won I Loll I Polnll t Team High Series - T<!am J . Bailey 48& lach, 566. · ····'TlU.Jt' ~ ~··· Ill. - b and brown ··finish , VB en,e'ine , Powerglide trans . Radio and ll ~ P"' •n•" flu l'lu·- LIGHT H} ULJNG or wats Syt'OCUse Ball Part No. 4, 11116. T. Bowen 465 hrater . WhitewaU lire!! show little wPar. Was $2M5 -.uti'"' •-•",.,. Team High Game - ImperSylvester hauling. Phooo WY um. .. CJi O••~•• oa ~.. .a• •503 E. Bartels 493 ial Electric, 891. tdw Nkf wfttl"' ' ' d•on e u 30Jp Ingels R. Bailey 4113 470 MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE ~6BP 01 l' H~"'-b • UK.I'I 'IJ Team High Series - lmper· Nesselroad "-ALU - u .• tvJ "" •nn! mit~ 400 K- McElhinney 45f ial Electric, 2447. Octobe• u, 1Hf, ' I'MZIOI ..:ldltln-• W'<M"' lt IlEA TING, Plambbll, MHIIIr OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. Louks 490 Handicap 84 or~ tr.t ttUUb 'lbe Patsies Grueser ........... .\nleld 471 ._.. & a ce ;o.IJI, .,. • D•lb Total 2379 POMEROY, OHIO w_Clark 534 01 Ea51 Malo Streel, Poe Total 2414 Won t, Lost I, Polnll 4 TBURSDAY WOMEN'll D. Clark 378 tn fjl.l &UY ....,. PIJGao II'\' Will. Won I Lo!ot I Pofllll I ._hard•,. 1'0 ..-,J(li"I .A.l;A 'I. It '"' 4 \2.00 n<>nJ> K & C Jewelers LEAGUE P. Ingelo 376 1 lll tit: A. Stobart 478 October 8, 1964 u:suL•~•NT """"""''"' For Rent For Sale AD C. Ingels 442 DADBar C. Rideout 481 New York Cothln1 Roue Total 1730 ACRE and one-balf corn. ciyde PHOTO Copy1ng Service Cop- Jim Louks 411 PHONE WY 2-2156 T. Johnson 316 J . Walton 329 Won J Loot 0 4 ROOM FURNISHED a~art· Brown, housetrailer on Har· les made of &egaJ papera. Walker 514 Wolfe L. 353 R. McTurner 362 B t C'• birth records and alm,Jst any Lohse 513 ':===;::;=====·~ ment. 1128 E. Main-st. P one risonville .. Rutland Road R. Bowen 499 J . Warner m s_ Custer 367 • Harry Bailey, WY 2·3408. 10 :ro 3tp other documents. Also lamlD- Sehewle 363 Total 374 2507 C. Krautter 10 20 3tc __ H. Custer 391 Not.•_ Iin!' In plastic, film - to pre- Haw ley 493 Woo 3, Lost I, Polntl I 430 H. Wolf P. Hennessy 375 - - - -- -- FREE use of our Carpet Sham serve your valuable papera. Total 23&1 Asbland OU 2111! Total T. Hennessy 410 -'UTOMOBU lns•aranee beeD FURNISHED 5 room apart- pooer with purchase of Blue Reuter lnsuraoce., Pomeroy Won I Losl Z Points Z J. Follrod 357 Woo 3 Lolli rr2nl. first floor . 212 S. 5th Lustre Shampoo. Baker Handicap ~ eanceOed'? I..DSI your opera· 1 4 tic Pomeroy Cement Block R. Sargent 400 Llndmorll Furniture. 10 20 6tc Total 1571 tur'a llcediOI Call WY :1-29611 Ave., Phone WY 2·5435. Clatworlhy 301 R. Plymale 10 :W tic 403 271 P. Blllkam Won 0 Lo!ot 3 WUt &ut'I10NEI!JI Duerr 528 H. Vineyard 342 351 N. Carsey Aoblond Oil Middleport Apartment, 5 rooms 1 in. wire 6 steel posts, 1 bfar Davis 548 E. Gilland Camplolo40ii 307 bow outfit, 1 Agfa camera out D. Couch L. Gilmore 3118 bath ':lnd ba~menl , on ground Cti~ ~nodlanl A11derson 467 Handicap 13~ fit. one pony pump, 51 Ply 28S L. Burt H. Amberger 434 Cloor. Newly decorated, hard· Wanted To Buy a'rlle. . _ • c.Sauer 567 Total %173 !18 moulh, kerosene stove heat N. Floyd A . Sawyer 420 wood floors autom:•uc heat. A. C. BRADFORD Total 2603 Won I Lost 3 Points t 1880 Total M. Sawyer 318 10 10 tfc er, John J . Fry, Depot St. !.OGS WANTED . High grade Call IVY 2·3200. Ratme, 01111 Woo. 2 Lost 1 Points I Ind. High Game - L. WoUe Won I Lost I Rutland, Ohio. 10 :W 3\p Handicap 34 I II tit: walnut. eherry, poplar, bass-~ FURNISHED apartment for Tbe Fabric Shop 1811 , 201. Total Haggerty 4ll2 wood, hard and soft maple, rent, grour.d floor 3 rooms FIRE WOOD, locust posts, saw Ind. High £erles L. Wolfe 411 E. Roush Won I Lost Z logs . Ca ll Sherman Roberts t" 461 R. Bailey 533. red and white oak and ash. and bath 381 S. Second Ave., 412 A. Nease Bee Ceft WY 2-6476. 10 20 31p EXPERIENCED 448 Radfonl Team Higll Game Blue & Log buyer will be at Mason Middleport. Call WY 2-5262. 357 R. 0' Brie'n M. Bowen 435 Smith 4116 Furniture Corp., Pt. Pleas· 10 6 tfc USED workpants, shirts. cov316 L. McKinny J . Chesher 391 Grey Restaurtnt, ·896. an~ 'II. Va., Tuesdays and I --_ eralls. and jackets. Carl Chev·l D. Miller 394 Team High Series - K & C V. Roush 2911 R. Bowen (2 games ) 320 F.fldays, 8:30 a. m. to 4:30 1>2 Duplex, 3 bedrooms. Sugar Total 2481 Jewelers, 2503. 1932 Total alier, Long Bottom, Ohio. H. Chesher 437 10 15 12t Run area . Pomen Phone Won 3 Loti 8 Po!at• 8 Won D Loel I Blind 11 game) !30 p•.m. ' IVY 2-36!8 . 10 2 tic ===-=----I_D__ I3_ 30tp Team No. l Total 1713 BEND LEAGUE For Rent "INCT ER Sewmr machines Me Nickle 01 C. Ohlinger Won % Lo!ol I HOUSE for rent, $25 .00 month. From the Iar~~rest trud: or October 12, 1964. ~· new $59 50 liP ~vera! llsed Faulk 4811 354 V. Craig ClarencE> Wams\ey . Clifton, oulldo"Zer radiator to the Racine Americaa Legion macbmea at bargaill pricet Ohlinger APARTMENT, 5 room! and W. Va. Phone 773-5506. 450 1 290 N. Amsbary Pia Heads smallest beater core. Teaford 403 The l''abr1c Shop. ~i nger Salea 477 CoateB batb, newly redecorated . Call 457 A. Hamling A. Nease 337 10 16 6tc Gilland 347 and Service, Pomeroy. Ohio 420 Blind Walter Crooks, WY 2·3631. 411 P. Mullla V. Craig 321 =-c::-=:c-:-cc-c:-- - ·Mallory 5!3 4 21 tic Total 2216 10 13 6tc TRAILER lot.s for ren t, close WY :1--. 2082 Total A. Nease 472 Sylvester 530 Woo 0 Lo!ol S Polnll t to Laundrymat and schools. Won S Loll t G_ Craig 448 Sears 487 THHfi!F. an::: four I"'>l.,, furr,.~ tu~· Valley Lumber & Supply ComTotal 1378 Total 2280 ed and unfurnished apart· pany, Midd leport. 10·3-tfc Ind. Bigh Game - B. Mar· Won I Lot! % Rull•utl Farallllrt Won I Lost %Points 2 12 8 tlr menta WY :1-,.,34 tin and D. Miller, 225. D. Grate Simons Market MODERN 4 room and Waid Cross and Sons bath Ind. High Series - D. Martin, T_ Osborn P . Carson 334 Real Estate For Sale 396. furmshed apartment. MIdSmith 422 C. Salek Help Wanted 476 L. Osborne McKenzie 457 dleport WY 2.-3874. Team High Game PomeBlind Blind 330 €ross 401 9 11 tic TWO USED gas ranges from SEVEN ROOM brrck home In roy Cement Block, 900. V. Grate P. Simon 376 school classrooms, SOMEONE with good power 1 - · - - - - - - - : -Jd R fl odt h r e e I p.,meroy, two bathrooms. 4 Team High Series - PomeNesselroad 503 Total Handicap 237 saw Lo r ut firewood on my , POUR room fumlsh<>d apart· years o . e eeL go care, bedrooms, garage, basement, Crueser 457 Sbnoll'l Market Total 1733 ment Pbone WY 2-3658 priced to go fa st. Call WY 2- 3 f1mshed rooms in attic. roy Ceme·nt Block, 2605. Handicap 144 Guy Carlelon, R. D. 3, I 11 21 Uc 5192. 10 15 tic Large :ot. Oul of lllgh water. farm. P. Collins Woo 2 Lost I PIJmeruy, Phone WY 2-67li0. I ___ _ Total 2384 1 BANTAM MJXED LEAGUE G. Bunlelte Ind. High Game Men 'n "" Won ! Lost l Points I 10 -v _-c_c- IIJ~eru • • ~ "·', V\... "~ON _ · 'aturda•,•, Oct·"l~ _•·r Central heating Inquire v.r· l i'OH H.EN'i, iiVU-Se. 1i October 13, 19M D. Clark . Bill Cl.:1rk, 232: Women A· · 24, 10 A. M. 1 am leaving the Charle! W-O"L_D . -LIKE a couple or six rooms and bath . Youngs· • Wildermuth "" 6 WY • 26-tf:!-I 1· Team No. I M. Domigan manda Sawyer, 165. Holsum Sales v p~r.<::rm to cnrf' for an I town kii cheii. tile floor lo- farm on account fof11 my· he~llh 2205 or NY ~-un · r c R. Becker sing le D. Nierl 135 Ind. High S~ries - . Men 5(l2 Holliday cated at t36 Lim.:oln·rd Call and will sell the o owmg per- FOR SALE-Middlepnt1''e tallC M. Childs 79 Bill Clark, 534 ; Women - Mil· Platler Total 377 elderly patient. Live in. all WY 2-31Y20 b 29 Uc siili'al prope.rty Farm mach· est buad,·~. '-U<I S$2 N K. vanlnwasen WY 2-3838. 10·17-Jtc f f • -• m dred Bowen, 435_ Edwards 423 inery located at the arm Second Street. Middleport E. Brown Bigh Single - P . ColUns, 189. 135 I Team High Single Ashland Paulsen 401 For Sale miles East from Chester on Prtced ror quictr 118te m. D. Bogg• • LOOKING FOR SECURi Bigh Series- P . CollllUI, 48!. !62 Oil, 664. Haley 471 JOB! State Route 248 and ¥., mile qWre at Ohla Hotel. Handicap High Team Single New 1961 VTNDALF: House Trailer. 646 Team High Series - Ashland Total 2277 we~;l from the junction of 10 lf tfc To !<II 1312 011, 1811. York Clothing, 752. Tr•tto . M• 0 II C11'11 S.noi('O' totofta 52' X 10' with a 10' X 15' Won Z Lost 1 Poinb1 15 the Bashan - Keno Road and \\'on I Lot! % a . . OIP ICI Qlltl..,. IIIIJII'.ru,.tlo., "1• ... High Team SerieJ - Slmon'a aJu min um awning Priced C. & S.O.E. Route 248 at East Shade BOUSE for sale, $35110. S i x Team No. f Markel, %194, to set!. Chester OOS -4135. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE 391 Bodimer Bridge near Keno. Watch for rooms and partial bath. 245 B. Werry I0-1'1-tltc Oct. 15, 1964 Boyer 369 ----s1gns at turn off. After sell· Close to school, 385 Hamil- M. Tilus 169 Davts.\\'arner los. Horky 446 POE'S NOM DE PLUME HOUSETRA!LER, 1952 Vaga- l ing farm machinery will go ton S\reel, Middleport, Olllo. J. Sebo 189 Auto Sales E. Perry 519 Alkire 421 bond 8' x: 3•1' living room, 1 to Tuppers Plains and sell the If interested, write N. A . J . Welker 143 T. Anderson 396 Coughenour Edgar Allan Poe'a poem, 406 1956 V.W ., rebuilt motor, kitchen, bedroom and .bath- hou•ehold goods at the· late Bowen, Roseville. Ohio, or M. Werry 106 R. Carson 447 Handicap 31 "The Raven,'' first wu pu~ brakes ancl battery, good room ·and balh. Lovely tnter- Mrs. '<im home, opposite the call OX 7·7922. ~74 Handicap H. Chesher 4113 Total 2087 lished In lhe New York EveniD1 ~reB. Phone WI 9-2328 or see 10 16 6tc 1408 Total 1 tor. Ideal home for 1 or 2 Clover Farm Store on Route L. Smith 458 Won 1 lAst 2 Points Z Mirror on Jan. 29, 1145i but WBI Homer Anderson, Racme, 1 people. $1800 00 . Ph. Mrs. 7. Won% Loot I Handicap 411 not signed hy Poe. He chose Ohio. 10 20 3tp Brinker, WI !1-3303. !O.l · cl M Farman Tractor, Allis Total 2333 National Life lbs. Co. the nom de plume ol QulrleJ 73 Chalmers Field Chopper with Team No. 1 Won I, Lost 2, Polnls 4 Whitlach 5116 for the work. _ __ Hydraulic llft, used very 96 D. Crow Chevrolet $1 ,877 SINGER 'EWING Machine. zig little I. H.C. Corn Picker, ~ul · RUTLAND - 7 - room frame N. Thompson 83 zags, buttonholes, mono. tivator, H" plows, 7 ft. d1sc, I .a&ohu Coupe. 4 sp. sh1ft . . . 68 B. Houdashell Sbaart bucket seats. Tops in grams, etc., without attach. C PlanteT Manure spread~ house w1th bath, gas Circu- P. Story 125 c:ODditlon. menls. Sews forward and e:~ith Seeder Attachment. lating heat, 3 bedrooms up214 B. HeiUleS!IY backward. $37 61 cash or 7 4 63. Olds _ $2,477 30 D_ Barbrechl payments of $6.00 monthly . Case side d.elivery rake, 14 ft. ~=~rsiog t!:~~c;oo;:~ ~~ Jetfire. One earerul local 734 tractor tr~1ler, .SO tooth _bar- b . k tl and hearth. Handicap Availobl ~ ln hlond , walnut, or oWner. Supercharged engme. row 2. wnt Umversal milker nc man e 1370 Total mahogany cabinet. WY 24 speed shift. Bucket seats. d, line Esco milk cooler 6 Alumjnum storm doors a n.d Woo 1 Lasl I Topa in performance and 2204 . 10 15 6tc :ilk ca~s. 200 bushels of co;,, ~indows complete. On mam Team No. I eolldltion. bushels of oats, hand highway, close to schools and 30 1M I ZIG • ZAG • 0 • MA TIC, 1964 S. Story tools a few pieces ol furnt· church. $6,000.00. 99 Sewing Machine. Automaticals_Wa!lon ' DI!XTI!:R - 5 • room house 135 ly buttonholes, sews on but~ S. Warner 115 tons, monograms, b I in d ~the home In Tuppers Plains with wate! system: Rooms all A. Vaughan al approximately 1:30 P. M. flnlshe~ m :e:~~ cJi:' 200 hems. fancy designs. Brand L. Warner 1ile FORD, t pa!SI!ng"' Coun· new . Guaranteed. Trades ac- Livi.ng room swte, ptano, h- carpor g't ~ncluded 610 Handicap 111· Squire Station Wagon, au- cepted. Full cash price $42.44 brary table, stands, rockers, somhe ru$3ureOOO 1378 Total tomatiC! transmission, power terms $1.50 week , WY 2-2204. . bk I 2rugs ouseat ' .00 . Woa I Loot I chairs, oo s, amps, FARM - 71 acres on Dexter ' lleering, radio, heater, pow10 I~ 6tc 3 clocks 2 swe~pers. metal road good 6 - room house er brakes. Pbone WY 2-3898 Team No. I beds and beddmg,_ old : coal' healed. Water iD house f1l lee ·it at Hackett's Soh1o ELECT'ROLUX Sweeper, uses 158 s_ Clark f m dug well Small bnple8er:rlco; 10 7 .Uc pa-per bags, complete with ers, wash stand, dining 6! suite, glass door cupboard, ro t bed ~age and eel· J _ McKnlgbt attachments, Balance due dishes, cooking utensils, coal mlen hs I 45 and mail route N. Mayer Tile Rambler 3 payments $7 -00 each. WY :1- r a n g e, Kerosene Range. 00 ar' sc , coal 8& s. McKnight Wtrlll lllandanl of Compact 2204. 10 lo 6tc electric hot plate Kerosene some timber and top · D. Hurmell 96 Jd,eellencr k stove se,;ing mach- 13 acres exceptionally good Edie Meeo 24 . , ·.room, ride and percoo he' land. $4.500.00. 2 sweepers • bottom 782 me, 2 was rs, PA.UIJNE MARKINS Handicap lllri'R?tt. SmiiU C'll' economy NOW IN FULL SWING hand tools. Many other Items Saletman U4fl Total . . IDIIIBaerehiUIJ not Usted. Some very old RUTLAND, omo w... Lolli TRUCKLOAD Sao Team No. I items. Phone SH Hit$ lleJrapoUIU Mow. I UNICO TIRE SALE 132 Leonard Koenig, Owner tlO) 20 3te J. WUdermutb &. 111ree1, Pomeroy Terms : cash ~ 142 , _ WY t..llllt B. He1111ler 1 154 Not respoosihle for Accidents. Businen Opportunltln M. van CooneJ 4 22 tie l Bradford Auction Company 186 WHOLESALE c. Haggerty C. C. Bradford. Auctioneer 160 .li'ORD pickup II ton with 1 T. VaugbaD PRICES A. C. Bradford, Manager 576 without t bunk camper. 1 Handicap 10 16 6te •. Buck, Oleshire, Rt. I, 1350 Total 7·7463. 10 19 6tp Woal Loot t PERFECTION Oil heater with Regular treads and mud and dru!ru! and filtlngs, Dayto. 4 door sedan, new l!now treads at loweet _prica: electric scales, 30 lb. capacllf the rear. BUY NOW. walls, snow heads, Instruction• Ity, 10 ft. meat case, 1933 equipped. Phone WY 2·1 UPER SERVICE Mercury, body and chassis Ch"hlre, 0. u. L CIVIL IUVIta TUTII ' ~;;:~ ~~ lifter I p. m. I STATION less motor and transmission, 10 19 121 JKt. W. C•n•y . ' complete course in radio and Inquire At St•tlon ~ 21= ::!f' ,:: It'• jU8t- ttl the wlay the tl'ftld is ,. Mgr. WY 2·9932 ' t· Wlttl t.QGln• I "'....til ., lniN television with a II eqmpmen or Clll . - b.Pwl•• ....,., .,.... Uvntock in1. IR faet, eft~'}' day II10I'e people 1ive •ore ,.. noo . . for F' 1 Charles Larkins, Long Bot._, f'll.lll ID:fm'llll.ttt~~~ • Jo..., -=-~ -- ·. UlariM ~· ta WftW AND PIGS, Charle! APPLES, eJectrie! Before yeu buy, <Ompare raRI!"'' feature for f - Burd•tte F r u 1 1 tom, Ohio. 10 1 tic WY 2-2166 _., · - ....... ..,_ ""• I'UflA, ~Hen,Jock Grove, Ohio. li'arm. Phcne WY 2-6970, o.tu e..tt111~ You'll prefer electrle; tool the WY 2-&19.. Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt 1. Sale or Trade -'-:-_... _ f.IDeol• Stfttot. ·10 19 3Ic 9 25 25tp -· lnsur•n~ Legel Notice -:::-==---:---:-;--· 3 BEDROOM house, modem ..,.,.::::=:--::----:----- --:___ • anted WHY PUMP your slu':gistt sep-- kitchen, basement, garage, •oHNSC)flt, Stmpaoa lnBuraace Tlw · •rro'" ••J,III ..._,. It•&. ~pffllene"n," •P«f-'blln,.-.., tic tank? Get Klean-Em·AII fireplace, gas furnace, 2'h AlletncJ, ln. o\11 fonnJ of ln Dlatrlct •Ill se:rtpl tttd.t rar eoal unt.tl , •.,..,. "' Tlt•~Nefrle C."'~"' ...... JHI. ' - home. . Septic Tank Cleaner. Land aoan . Oeteber TMu lt!hool do my lots. Will accept house trai}.. IW'&I'M!e .IUD Jnbnaoo am1 Board r...rv" ••,,,.. INI. rta'htt. reJ~tct 20c •••h ./ mark Farm Bureau, Po m· er on trade. Phone 773-5611. BUd S'n'"fliOIL Aauai· anr and an bids. ,...... I l lie UO> ,.,WIIUalh· .J. Ho~Mf,ett.r, CHr• 10 20 '61< oroy. e 29 30tc 10 20 &tp ...... " ' 2 SIGNS "'··'UIIt- ..... I TRANSMISSION SaiV&II 0.. pony. Repatrtng all . . . • ··tomatic: and slandanl ....,.. missions. Elecll'te weJd!DC. Pomeroy Motor Co. lie--........ ' .... -... ..... ........ Pomerov Motor Co. ..,IJ @ II~=======================~=~~===-:! I IJNOfCI()SO !! .. HOLLYWOOD (VPI) - '"l'hh corned are wiJer In the wa)'J ol Fanla>llcu," which NJ!C.TV undantandln8. presented Sund.ay oJcbt, hal I have no baa!• ol oomporfiOtl played for 411 yean olf·Broad- wllh lhe ploy becauae I topl way, earned ita 57 baclo:lft a avoldlui II, harborlnJ the ... 1,211D per cent profit, made plclon thai II would bo ao ley, more than $1 mllllon and bad precarloua and embarraallng over 200 producU001 1n lbll aa bavlng a !allored ppodle country and abroa4. around llu! bouse. Autl now I The mu..lcal story, which had am SOl'!)'. becauoe Sunday a te\eVWon cut o1 Bert Lahr, nlght'a one-hour videO abridgeStanley H olIo way, Ricardo ment, in color, wu a. beguiling Montalban, s... Wa\Qo and experience, romantl<, f\mny, John Davld1011, is so tlmple tuneful, penonal, and with an lhat it hardly aeema the kind lntelllge""" o1 lyrlea and IClipt to promote such colosoal staJis. to suggell an added depth tics. FanclfuUy and whiJIUiically wbich Is not really as lmportanl It tells ol a boy and girl whose ao the almple pleasurt!_ The lalben bring them togelher by plot wao suggested by a play bullding a wall between Jhelr by Edmond Rostand. author yarda and pretending opposJUon of "Cyrano de Bergerao." to their love_ The Jovero, how· For all Ita asoeta, "The Fan· ever, learn that a fake abduc· taatlcka," Is basically 10 lhlr. tlon attempt planned by lhe Ia· and fragile a piece, from lis tbero and a bandit is a Irick, omexceptlonal "wisdom" to Its and the angry boy leavea to content. that tts IUCCeas rests Jeelt advonlura Jn the world. almost wholly on slrlldng a per· Later hll retW11.9, and all con- feet theaJrical mood-and that I RECtaJ l'L~ MOSEY DOWN 1011-t'STOREAN' SACK . LI'L ABNU It AL CAJIPJ SOMEBOO'f SMOKED WINSTON CHURCf.IIU.:S CI~G~AR~~.!-~r~~:-"'" -;;:;=========;.: I RADIATOR I SERVICE DAILY Ciril"l''QUO'l'E - Uenfs . _ fD - ' ! Ill 4XYD:IoB44J:B 1o Lo•ara:a.:a.ow Oao-IIIIDI>IY-IIro-wlo- ..,. ..... _ ....,. ........... _u.--.. . . ·-6lrlho-L'o,XfGrlhotwoa._ ........ _ _ _ BLAETTNAR'S .......... C>opbloo, tho I 1 ,· I ·-;;w I __::.::=..::_~:::..__ 43. e ~eleetr.ie BlaeHnars with fur es -:, prefe for.t'" ===-=- - bus ! · - • • 1 ~:d eoo FOR LEASEI ASHLAND STATION AVAILABLE :=.. :-= 1'=========='1 roe_.. • I.Dip...,.. . Y-...,.. 01); I ..IIh 10 'IUtlf Wf&DS JIRO J11DA8 D TBJI I'WIC*I"*UI' QJ1 g•mup . . . tiUIU . - . . _ . Pla . . WMPO "I didn't neoo11arlly moan your Jimmy wao leading the olua when I 1ald It w.u lmpo..lblt to get ahead of hlml!' WJEH RADIO MONDAY TRRV FRIDAY 1:45 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7: 08 Mu..ical Clock 7:30 New• HeadllnBS 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word. and Testimony 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8; 10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 8:16 Musical Clock . 8:55 CoiD!nunity News 9:00 Talk of the Town 9:55 l\fasqn County Newa 10:00 PubUe Sarvtce 10:15 Family Worship Hour 10:30 Lll<hsttlng 11:00 News Beat 11:05 Mom\nj( Melodleo ezcept Frldoy, Church Bells Rln& 11:45 World Newt 11:55 Maaoo County Nowa 12:00 Community Newa 12:05 Local Newa IUD Markell 12:15 Weether 12:20 BulleUn Board 12:25 Newt1 0 GriUIUI 12 L,30 Coanty Ajenl 1%:45 Cotmtry Go Round 1:55 Newa Beat' 2:00 Counlry Go Round 2:55 Newa Beat 3:00 Midway Matinee 1:55 Newa But TEUY • 1:00 4; 30 5:00 3:05 5: 15 5:25 5:30 5: 45 Dlscing with Doos Interchange Community News World News Sports Today Weather Dinner Musicale Sign Off SATURDAY 8:45 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony 8:00 Olllo Valley Newo 8:115 World News 8:10 Sports Today 8:lli Weather 8:16 Pt. 1'\ea,.nl B.S. Football 10:30 Song &. Story Hour 10:45 Famlly Worship Hour 11:00 News, .umy Hour 11:30 Public Service 12:00 Newt Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News o Grama 12:80 Saturday Mallnot WI Oloio State FoolbiU 4:00 Oilel!I8 wlllr Doss 4:30 Top tin Rewa 5: 00 News i!oloJndup 5: 15 Public Service 5: 30 Dinner lilusicalt I: 45 SliD 011 MONDAY TRRU l"'UDAY a ·~ Radio G:45 Sign Of! October SATURDAY 6:00 Slf!D On _ Newo 1:05 Sacred Heart Bour 8:11.> Country Music 6:20 Me!ga County RFD 8:20 Country Jamboree 1:25 Paul Bowan - Farm 7: 00 Larry Anderson Sbow 8:30 Newa 8:00 Pomeroy IH FootbaD 1:33 Rev. Raymond Jones ·Hoi 9:30 Middleport IH FootbaU 6:55 Sports Headlines 11:00 Top Ten Show !Dairy 6:37 We.atller. I\OP.,.._ · Valley! 7:00 Niwa .... ,. .... 11:30 Top Ten Show (Dutton.o) 7:05 Tiny'• Chapel .... " 12:00 Noon News 7:30 Newoi · · 12:15 Musical Interlude 7:35 Plc.kens llardware 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets <Tues • Thun-) 1:00 Bill Miller Show NO Newa Report !OSU FootbaU) 8:00 Bill Mille: Show 6:45 Sign Off September 8:00 Johnson • Simp100 !lUI. 5:45 Sign Of! October Show (Frl.J SUNDAYS 8:10 Rey'a Food Baskel Show 7:00 Sign on - News (lolon · Thurs.) 7:35 Sunday Showcase 8:45 Baker Furniture Sbow 8:00 French City Baptist Hour (Wed . . Fri.) 8:30 Now• 8:45 l&S Super Market Show 8:3! Bour of Deliverance (Thun.) (Elder Cline) 9:00 News 9:48 Congreasman Abele 8:05 Coffee With Janet !0:05 Sunday Chapel 10:00 Graod Ole op'ry 10:33 WasiJinglon Reporll 11:00 Mlnlaterlal Alloc. the "eoplo 11:15 A.S.C. Pra&rom • Ft'l. 11:00 Sunday Show 11:15 Faml)jl Worship • Thura. 12:00 Noon News 11:15 Maaon Co. Agr. ICxt.·Tuea. 12:15 Christians Bour 11:33 Swap Sbup 12:30 Rev. Mertln Teell 11:41 Tiny'o Counlry llymna 1:00 Hov. Andrew Plll'SODI 12:00 Noon Report I :30 Rev. Sllaa Billups 12:10 Goe,.Jon Guesl Sw·Ft1 • 1;00 SUnday Chapel 12:lli Larry Andei'IUD libow I :SS Rov. Roscoe Thome 4:00 Jbn Mea Show 1:00 Sqnday Chapel t:~ Blaollllar Aula Sbow I:S! Counlry HymnUmers I'l'bura.) (Dan Hayman) 4:311 LoClll Newa · 4:3! Sunday Showcase 1:00 Jbn Meea Show 8:00 Baptlll ~an'o Hour 1:1111 Sbnou'a Market • Newa 1:311 Sandown Serenade e,os Sundown Sol'tluada t:41 Sign '>II September 8;41 SliD CiJft lleplomber 5:45 SliD Of! October &:00 Slgn On -Newa 6R·R·R---ARE \1.110 REALLY GOIN' TTRV T'ria RIGfiT TI-IR<l1Q.IlH' HOUSE 'T'QET BACK DOWK 10 TH'CAV&~ Gt.IRE ~ E'ASII:ST WAY I I<II!OW! 'o1lLl DoN'T ~/'IT TO T~ THAT TRAIL B·B-BIJT N.O TE'Ll\N. WHO ALL WE'LL RLII'lltm:l ~OIN' THROUQI-t TH' HOUSE ~HO BACK DOWN THS CUFr; IN THE TH' WINE CELLAR I DARK, Do YOU~ .. .' .• .. .! Bv GEDitGE WONDEil .. IIIANNER WE -AIHTAfHERE COM!& I ·US PR\...'3RAM WORD OF WINNIE'S ID BRII-<3'1JU A 5PECIAL. ' l7e'llllj BULL!::TIN I ,. • elodaw - • ELECTRIC Co. NoJ::~r!'o:-.:!:1 ~hoo' .. 1oaatb .... - - " ' -.-P-.s,..a ... . c ozaor o~•ve BCPQIB aoaa• Cl BIIIB BBZYXGIB PQCr 0 a&z• YX VPJ rza.-q BUOBQ 1 t~~~~W~ I i WHA'I:'$ THE . MATT&R? WELL, CRYING WON'T BRING YOU ANOTHER QUARTER ~\1/v .. . -~· ·' ~~ '1 \ �I-Dail3' Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 20, 1964 . of Sch ooI Clr1'ld' s s_/. urety, serv1ce Patrol Boys Are .... PTA Meeting Topic • • ..--------'1 SOCIAL Inspection is Planned by Troop 245 etting ersonaI . . . ... tllll 'II'IMn lbeJ atton4ed .,. • •eddlna llmlv....., Wilkesville CALENDAR Society Notes . .• olllrl. ClmpbeU'a parentl, MI. 11111 Mn. Cbarlea Clmbell. O::'~unme.:"~ ~ BoY traveled fAl llilllboro fAl lhr WUI!am log! .. , p..,ident, In Middleport Scouts, will have open rank in· In Pomeroy OCT. 11 The WSCS met receotiy with homo ol Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bab prestded duriD& dlie busiDell Mr H H ~ specboo WedneM:Iay, October 21 Mr and Mrs Frank Calbet. The Winding Trail Garden Mrl. Alice Ra.iDell. binlf.on where tbey ~yed. 8 enry ennesy has r in the basement of tile public met"tlng wbea plaDJ were Club will meet Wednesday ev· Orlldren ol the PrelbyterlaD their aMua1 pJcnlc. made for tbf' P T.A. te sene turned from Portsmouth where hbrary at 7 p m All scouts zor of Akron were weekend ening at the home ol Mn. C. L. School enl .........t a wten- Mrs. Lena Cray spent a wee) she was the guest of her son itors of hermother, Mrs. 1"1'f;IW tbt annual foo,ball bauquet N(lo. . havmg umforms are asked Heaton and member! are to er roast at the Am01 Lowe at the home of her 1011, Dt~ \embtr 12 Committee• were and family, Mr. and Mrs Ro- wear them by Whaley. bring a fall arrangement. home. Elva Gray, Vema Cot· Cray lD ColumbWI. namtd for tbe jltot>y s•pper bert HeMesy and daughter, Paul Werner w1U be lD charge Mr and Mrs Herbe'rt Dixon Won lrl'll and Lob Jean Lowe, ell Mr' and Mrs. James Nelr vis. r. Tern, for a sh<rt VISit Th.e meetJ.ns of the 011e \ tu be beld Saturday eveolna:, of the m,.;pechon All boys who and son, Roger, visited Sunday C1 f p . teachen were present. Neigh- tted relatives in Springfield The mvocatwn 1-'oas given by N&\'t>mber ~L. Mrs M E. Dowson has been are mterested m scouting are afternoon at Shade with Mr One ass 0 ~~eroed~ed cluldren, Ralphle, Cbtn'· Sunday, Mr L \.1, McComas school su- 1 ~rs Bern1 ce Carpenter's fir t til at her home on Third-Ave. rnvited and Mrs. Gerald King. Baptist Church. :tUI u Anne and Bradley WbJte, Mrs. John Shilling and soa. 1 C u b grade won the altendance ~ The project ot continuing Mr. and Mrs . John Fisher Thursday evemng has were guests. Donald Shilling and wile, Vl.!llr permtender With the Scout s ot Oen thrt't' Jn charge ward ll wa also Dad'it night Mrs Elsie Kimes has return pamung the basement quarters and son, Kenneth, of Akron changed to Wednesday at 'lbe Home Builders CJub met ed Mra Shilling's brother Ishof the plt'dge 10 the !lag \olr I w1th ea ch Dad bemg counted ed from a vlsJt with relahves Will be postponed until the fol- spent the weekend with rela- P m. at the church. 14 ..vitb Mrs. William mael Crabtree at Chllllcothe on John Kr3w ,rz\n Jnttodu cect Mr i tw we on the attendance awerd. tn Charleston, W Va. lowmg week. Approximately tives In the area Class 12 Clrcle ot Heath Mahaffee Fifteen members at-- Sunday. Mr. Crabtree i.s reCarpen,rer ol the Statt> Patrol, I Hetreshmenl'i ot !'ofle-t' apd Mr and Mrs Ronrue Evans hsll of the basement has been Mr. tnd Mrs Fred thodl!t Church will meet tended. The president, Mra. covermg from SW'gery. who :a kf'd un the problems ur i doughnuts and punch were land son, Jeff and Mrs. Eloda pamted Plans wtU be made for baum returned home evening at 8 pm. at Vivian Tope was in chage 1)( saret\ 1-'olth school chlldrt"n m Iser-..ed dunng the soctal hour Webb , <;pent Sunday m Colum the re-chartering of the troop everung after a several Devotional leader the meetmg. Working of crafts TYPING BENEFITS volvmg srhonl buses. stref't I follnwmg the 1•. eetJng lo'.Jlh room- bus With Mr. and Mrs Jan w1th a charter renewal meet· fz'lp over the Skyline Carl Mattox and was the order of the day Mn. SCHOOL KIDS crosstngs and otht'r a r e ~t" rnulher~ ot the first dfld second Hauck and son, Brent, liDd new mg to be held Nov 16 wtth Guy They were also at Arllngton, Mrs Guy Shuler. Calvin Vinton County E:xten- NEW YORK CUP}) - T h • where> children must be carf.>fu l I grade<~ m charge Mrs Hobert baby daughter, Brenda Chns- Nash Seoul Executive, to be Va' and VIsited the grave are Mra. Norman sion A8:ent was not present but child who types his homework Mr Krawsczyn also lntroduc \Irs Glenn Hensler, and Une. They were accompamed : present the late President Kennedy land, Mrs. P. L. Mitch, Mrs. will be at 'the November meet· !becomes more prof1cient In read ed the eJght patrol bo~ !i Jn;lud Mr " Janw s Brewer, hospital- to Mrddleport by Mrs Richard All committeemen are l'equest Miss Lena Grueser was Lawrence Milhoan, and Mrs. mg which wll1 be at the home ing, language and arlthmetlt ing Ge~e Powell, Arcky rnp IJty L"hamnt'n ht>aded the com Pickens who had been wllh the ed to attend the Nov. 16 meet· Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Teny Dyer. of Mrs. Earl Cray to be held reasoning, the findings of a one1fhmck ramJiy for a week assist- mg M11ford Hysell is the scout- Mrs. Harry Ketser, MmersviUe lett, Trm Wildermuth, Kenn) mJitee , on Thursday Nov 19 Members year study held amonco sevoe-ntb 1mg w1th the new bab)' They a t M c G ser and son The M1ddleport IJterary Club . ~ Smith ' J 1m Warner ' Mlke "an ~ Houm mothers ass1stmg m m s er. rs arne rue ' a to note 'change of date grade pupils m Mrddletown, Cooney Bobby Man lev and s ervm~ wert Mrs Hobert Bur wenl especially ~or the 3rd William, and Mrs . Freda . will meet Wednesday afternoon r~e Methodist church bas Ohlo, indicate. Mark Fowler Mr Leo Kenne k tt \1 \\' 0 od C3 11 M blrlhday anm versary of Brent Corrvocatioll to be spent Sunday evenmg wtlh Mr. at the home of Mrs. Walter I Tbe tudy ond ted b Dr 1 new P ano. · · 1 0 1 1h c t l e ' rs row rs Mr and Mrs E W Bat lev of H K Waddell at 2 p m Books to be s ' c lJC 'I ' dy, prmc!pa e Pn ra F.rrrt'st r~ rast:r Mrs Lynch · · • H ld 0 b 5 and Mrs arry eJser. · Mr and Mrs Lawrence Stew Robert K Johnson, director of bulldmg is m charge vf the pa I ,; P IC '1 Cl fl ct' Lancaster were week end e on cto er""2 Mr and Mrs Robert Karr reviewer include "Mrs. L.B.J, ol. Middl . l nt h .I the Mlddl t • ·•1rs flU asc1 ~ ~ rs 1 or I ts 1 M d M Robert 0 S d be epor were rece researc:! or e own 0 ctob er ~. 1 and Mrs Clarence Karr of Mil- by Ruth Mon tgomery, •• ">Yidn Ie\ , 1•'I rs I R Nea,I Mrs. gues o r an rs. n un ay, a w f M d M J Cit ·~-! Dl !r' t . h r h · •••· Su p k o r. an rs. ames y ilUIUU s IC, was made 3 30 p m m t e ba 11 room o t e lersport were Sunday guests D S M Sharp IJ.w~! san ar , d te lne Ill If 1Al.~\.HI'nce Mr and Mrs Eugene Gherke John c Baker Center, a convo- Mr and Mr9. Chaires Lyt1e I on tiVel s, rs B. Johnson, Man to e rm e e ect OR Stt'wart, Mrs John I' u I t z, and son Steve of Galhpohs CiNJOn wrll Ue held 10 honor of · by Kurt Singer a Mrs. sarah Hartman Is a school work of a summer eourse ;,Ms Norman Humphrevs: Mrs were Su~day ev~nmg gueSts of , Dr. Georg Starr Lashr Dr d~:~~d Mrs Michael Sherrod, prepared by medical patient at the Holzer Jn typewrJting and access to a fracy Hannmg . Mrs veorge Mr and Mrs Paul Haptonstall Lasher wa s the founder of the ven ~ family· and Mr Phllsou. Response to Hospital. typewriter during the ach?Ol Condee, Mrs Wilham Ingles, and family M.r and Mrs Gher- Ohio Umversi!y School of JourLe rd Sh f call wUI be a comment on Mrs. Berta Watts of Middle- year. The study was earned $ fQ Mrs Malcolm M1llf'r Ml's Ray I k were ~nro~te home after nalism Mrs. ona rd aner 0 program is a guest m the home of out under a grant by Roya1 Me-, mood Walburn, M1s. K1rha!d l b:mg called to Grantsville w Dr George Starcher Prest· ~rk wer!eMSatu ady M ' SJster, Mrs. Allie Cahoon. Bee Corp. which also furnishecl d Mrs C J F.b . ers-, v·aughan Mrs Do n M,{adolo'o~ va due to the death of a 'rela· dnt of the Untversttv of· North M 1tors o M r. an rs. Mr. and Mrs. E ugene Camp- portab]e type-'ter b ed th d • "u s f or the pu. b Mrh an 11 1 1 59 · ac ce e rat t l€'\r we 1aud \lrs Robert Ord Dakota and John Whltmg E1e- ossman, MmerspVJ el k L h The Willing Workers class bell were in Ironton over the pll!. 11 ·ding anruversary Sunday at ve. ' ' Mr. and rs. a1r C oc · the Enterprise EUB church I ~~~~..........,.......... their home 00 Prospect Hill wrt h :\1r and Mrs Harry Moore, ecut1ve Vtce President of Po~ ary and Mr and Mrs Ralph . d . II t50I'l 1 s p bl' h c · will meet Thurs ay evemng at a famJIV dmner Arrangements t' Sr have ret urned f rom 11 "« u ar Clence u Is mg om- Henry returned Saturday even. of fall 'flowers decorated t h f' 1St :mile trip which took them to pany, Will spea k Formal an- rng after a VISit with relatives the home of Mrs. John Srruth, home j \'HI!Iamsburg, Va, Nags Head, nouncement of the GeCI'ge Starr in Illinms and with Mr. and Nye Ave. . The couple received many I 0 ' North Carolma, and other pomts LashE'r Ltvmg. Leg<Jcy_ Will be Mrs Jam ... s Lochary and fam- th;heM::en~ ~~~~latiuon~~~ ll cards ana gifts mcludmg fJt 1w I' m the eastern states. made at that tame. Tlus pro- Jly in Indiana. . po ers lrom the Federeted Cm ·le M1 James Brewmgton, who gram wlll 1mt r~ lly prov1de $.100 Mr and Mrs Ralph Henry Presbyterian Church wll1 ·' [ , h Cl b nt h t J 1· L• • ' Thursday everung at the chll'ch. Happy Harve!iterl class. \IJrj i Js t~;-ac mg m o urn _us, spe eac year o a ourna Ism s u who have been the guests of Mrs Karl Owens will be ~e,,o-11 . "'' I B Weed i\1r and Mrs Frank PlClns were made to entertam Uw weekend wtth h1s famlly dent ror a lrrp to New York hts SISter and brother-in-law . · · ' ' · · ddl t H th I C 1 Th F d be' t 1J. ' Uonal cha11111an. Hostesses will 1 .Powers and the- tablt> center- \h and M1s 1 Sculhu Samuel m ~h epor e was e ay y. Js un IS mg es a Mr. and Mrs. Patnck Lochary, . pu~ce from Mrs Ebersbarh s Iof Nel lore, India, November 15 I spt><~ker at the mornmg wor- hshed by hJ.s two daughters, left Monday for a vlslt In Ames· MyronM Mill~r, HM r a. secret pal when the Womt!n 's M1sswnarv Ish1p serv1ce at Heath Metho- Mrs Kenneth A Barnette an<1 ville with hts father C D Hen- Ruase yons, rs. · · A turke~ dmnt'r was se rvt>d Sor1e!\ of the Pomerov F'u s! di s! Ch urch 1n obst!rvance of I Mrs Robert Rodgers. ry before returni~g ' to their wart, Mlss Mary Park, at noon t• 1 Mr~ Edg<~r Prdtt i B<'pliSl dmH'h met l'hursda} : LavmE'n's Sunday. [ ho~e m Lakeland Fla Oh Park, and Miss Martha end Mr <:~nd Mrs frank Pow eu·nmg at the church Mr and Mr~ Emerson Jones 3 Sisters Observe Mr and Mrs charles 8 Ew· hnger. Cl l "'eath'll e-rs and DehbiP. Bobb\ a nd Mrs .J F. Foster. president, of MJddleport and Mr. E W I A l C l b . ma of Akr~n were guest; last The Afternoon rc e of" nnua .e e ratton week l!o I mee Img I Jones oI Bur Img h·am were sunPamela, Midd leport , Mr and was In charge of 11~;> of hls sister and brother- Methodist Church wl]l w·It· Thursday aftanoooithat Mrs (,arl Hvs(' II r.mI Kennc"lh which opent>d Wllh the hvmn Ida)' dJnn- guests of Mrs Oor- The annual b1rthday celebra- 1m-law Mr an d Mrs. P"'l 1u h h d c 1J d M d Mrs Tht! VoJce of God 1s Callmg " 1 uthy D::~nd· 1 k1 s m Athens Wh1le t1on of three sisters, Mrs. Myr- . · c urc at 2 p m. w Mrs an ldarEdr anLJ ' rlri and D lA tepolt was gJven by I he there ~hey' also vtsited . with tle Long, Mrs Harley Brown 1 hamson. R b G d ter Hayes as leader. The H aro ~ gAr 1 \9e an ond M G Th Mr and Mrs o ert ar - ' II ud d' 1 • r R II d Wh1te Cross commtltee A thanl\ Mr and Mrs Lre Dav tdson an rs. eorge ornton was . ted day Wl st Y lScussons on it id I.,ee and ( ,ary o u an . h ld S d· h h ner Columbus, V!Sl Mon to "0 A h 1 Gene- II 1 M d M H· 1d F.b bach I }'OU no!e was read from Mrs Mrs Charles LeWLS regJonal e un av at t e orne o ' Mr d M pte, ur pproac o rd aJn rs dorDu l . ~slla d I Gerald Brown for White Cros~ director of the Ohio Assoclatmn Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nanna, wr th her parents, , an rs sis, Chapter 1." Hosteses are 111n amPs an ar a I r N) II Phrl Williamson Mr G • G Zeigl M J hn 'EbersbDch M1ss MarJone Burl : quota sent m ol Garden Clubs, attended I e ~onvJ e . · s · · er, rs. o and MJss Pa1rlc Ja Hennessy and I It was announced ~~~t Miss state board meeting m Mans- A trrkey dmner was served GIVE DINNER Ketchka, ~s. Homer Cook, Eo: lame Hardwood the R u ld thl·s past week at noon to Mrs Long and dau· Mrs. Carlm Keelor and Mrs 1 11e I I ~ · • ht h . Mrs James Hawley be Ch be the honored guess 0 Callmg in the afternoon WE're Grande Baptist Assoclatton stu. Mr Bruce Lioyd and g er, orot y, Mtss Karen ed with a dmner Sunday at her Her rt am_ rs. Wlll MJers of MJddleport who dent , IS attendmg •)berltn SemJ. Michl, were in Columbus Walker and Mr and. Mrs Ha~- home on North Second· Ave, The RJvtrvlew Garden took Mr and Mrs Ebersbach nary and the Society Ill to re- the weekend to attend a ley Brown, Pomeroy , Rev, Rt- observance of the wlll eat out o~ Thursday even tc the pa,rsonaae to be mamE'd member her on birthday and show held at the of Athens, Mr. a.nd ~ng at the Wilmer hi . e d M r s hohdays The Baptist Day of 1 Mrs Earl Conaway and M1ss Mtss Emma Joachim of rn Parker1bura. Membera will IBn Ns tatlll surrpey, an Prayer was an nounced for No- nMn s Barbara Jones a Troutman, Columbus; roy Olhers altendmg ~ere Mrs meet at the home of Mrs. Ent15 en • eu z mg, omeroy ' M Th t d M d Robert Allensworth M1ddleport t Wh t he d at 5 p m 11nv: ' vember 2 The love gJ!t ~as ded at Ohw Umverslty, ts l1l Mr"· NaonrnnaonNaenl on irll.e Tanhe Mrs Otho Baer , Mmersvtlle: es le a .• 8 v · u~ated by Mr:; Loram Sterrett land where she is s. • ' OCT •• group attended church in the and Mr. and Mrs. Henry · "" Mrs Dole h" 1ppe1, program convention .,lh severa1 hi M Ed J hi and Rock Sprmgo Cub Scouts Pack m, Iea der rmd Ior her top1c, ·· And students m connect~on ~~ th forenoon and Mr . Conaway ac· cM m, Joers.Kltta\'e oac of Youngs· 246 will m~et Saturday at 7 p. POMEROY OHIO foamWihiN.. tolef The Darkness Shall Turn" She tbe 1r studies at the uruversity. compamed by Mtss Troutman, rs ' at the Salisbury School. Inread Matthew 25 31. 46 • follov. presented two solos dur1ng the town. LAST TIME TONIGHT spechon and re-regIstration o11 All oofln- IIIIo OOIY• comfy Uttlo bOallhal'o oo,.ll"' " THE NEW INTERNS" WIIh jll'ayer by Mrs J H semce. TO MEET ON 3RD pack membera will be held. Michael t:allen Barbara Eden ed Stephenson. Others takmg part ot-wHh otrotch panh•wal"' your flowlnv'-'tl• Colorcartoons DAUGHTER BORN The Past Matrons Club - · flh On a carftl ••• taUs to svdo In a b..blo. ~~~~~e~r=~d H~:.: ~~:~::;.· Mrs Mr and Mrs. Jan Hauck of Evangeline Chapter, OES, Lori Amle Lowe, small WED & THURSDAY ptnll,tvrquot.., wNte. s ~ 1 Group smgmg of the hymn, col umbus, are announcing the meet Fnday, October 23 a;~:~~;~;:~:~! of Mr. and 1Mrs. Amos October 21-'22 I 'In the Cross ot Chns.," and M d M D lb t of a SIX pound ten oWlce home of Mrs. Earl Knight fell while playing lit her MI6-7~U18·9~). NOT OPEN prayer by Mrs. Joseph Cook, r. aned rsth e er t baby daughter~ October 8 at 7 30 p. m Mrs. Emerson home and broke her collar bone. FRIDAY Thru TUESDAY I dosed the tnt'elmg. and re- entertam WJ a par Y the Riverside Methodist Has- 1s the assisting hostess. October 23·27 1 freshments were served by Mrs thetr home h Saturda~ in Columbus named BrenJoseph LtYine't. ''THE CARPETBAGGERS George Skmner and i~rs Aten j in honor oft err gr~ son, Mr. and Mrs. Alaska became the 49th (Techmcolorl Sham to seven memrbrs. dy, who observed hiS 11th _have a son, Brent, who in the Union on Jan 3, 195'J. George Peppard Alan Ladd day. The group enJoYed an evethree years old. Grandpar- The State of Rhode Island Bob CummmJ!:s. Martha Hy Elizabeth Asbley Carroll MEET TONIGHT nmg of games and dancing fol· are Mrs. Mar1e Van Coo· is~n[J{o)ll_'a~c~tua~ll~y-allln~ls~lalllnd.".':..==';~;========~=====================~ Lew Ayre~. Milrtm Croup J of thr women 's As- !owmg the opening of the gifts and Mr rmd Mrs. Richard I Ralph Tucger, Arch soe 1at 10 n of thr F1rst Un 1ted Colored balloons decorated Ptckens Great grandparents PrPsbv tena n Churl'h will meet the home and refreshments of are Mrs'. Maggie Searles. Mr. 2 Hr~ 40 min tonight Tuesday at the home r('e cream, cake, pop and can Albert Van Cooney, Mrs. El~ 75c & 40c of Mr~: James Bucha nan at I dy were served to tho!le present da Webb and Mrs. Lilly Hauck. 7 30 p m Ass 1stJng hostesses mcludmg J1m Glaze, K1m JohnWED. ncl Thursday October 28·29 Will be \Irs George Anderson son, Pat 4.rcheJ, Tom Ho!fner, Don Becker asststed with the NOT OPEN and Mrs Horn· p Moore Chtp Heg~erty, Jlm Wilder- party. ~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;_;;;;.;,_;;;;;.;,:_.~·~;;;;;~·-., I mulli, Joyce Rlley, Glenna Lu- --'-- - - - - - - - ellen, Kayte Russell, Robm 1 Mi!is, Sharon Glaze, Kathy I Moore, Debbie Jewett, Denms Bogg:; Micky Childs, Keith Van ; Inwag~n, Antta Fultz, Brenda Edwards, Jennifer Gobel, Deb1 bte Gilkey, Kathy Bunce, ~i-ress, Bill Hensler, MJke VanCooney, Dave Dodson. Also, George Hawley, Glenna Sprague, JIU Harris, Mary 1 Bradbury, Patty Hams, Sher· The Dodge-size compact. Dart. If you like to live a little, we'd like I man MtUs, Melame Hackett, Was It really that lone to let you in on something big. Dart Is the fun compact t;orky Naclnsky, Teresa Nacmsky, Patrick Mullen, with big ideas. About beauty • Comfort • Ride • Savings. agu }uu owned a new Cochrane, Tom Cooke, Lu Ann Styling is crisp, clean and French, Jlm Demosky, Debbie so boldly sculptured that you almoat forget Cal'" EnJOY IRJlootb ridmg L&ney, Mary Ann Kloes, '::~~~ ~ this is an economy car. Hmdy, and Greg and Lisa B 'o\'tth an economJcal auto Choose your brand of tiPice from1 0 exciting eJ and the honored guest, RanA 1alk on the safely of t h e IIChool child bv C E Garpen tB" oJ L.he- State- Palrol and rec. Glllitwn of 1he serv1ces perfor m~ by Safetv Patrol boys hlcohC\1 e Jilhted the CX'I ober mf't-tlng of the ~hddlepon P T <\ Monday evenlnco Jt tht' h1ah sc hool trot Troop 245, Middleport • ' 1 \ • 1VEA'I'BEB Ootid, and .... lollf&bt. Ponly <load> and _ . . . eooller Tbanday. lAw tonllltt !1U, ltfP Tiutnday 48-U. ( l ' e ' • at y . enttne \ • 'lOW YOU POY ..8 'he ctiJ of Now Yarlt ... • - lotollll, _.. .,. II!, ol If JDIJeo. FIVE CENTS 1:) • I 1 ICrmg 59th Wedd •ng Annivetsary I CeIeb ted I ocr u I I ..ii'-=========;;; 8ap Women T be Hosts of Sadhu Samuels MrrL I 1;oO • • I 1 I Ratter Boot... ao delightful in Actylic i"'"'"""""""""""""'""===-, MEIGS THEATRE - I · I ' · 11th Bl'tthday 01 Ran dy 8ec ker Is Celebrated I On Wednesday w-·· . . . s.w c.m., i ELBERFELDS IN - In Auto Loans 1 i ''"" ..... tii.SY As..• b t WI 1 ou th e monthly paymentl and low intere1t rateJ , • Croclll Lifo lnouranco At No Exlro Coot lili ens /4a~ional B ~ I d)Wmning . prtzes were Glaze, Lu Ann French, Kathy Moore, Pat Gress, Kayte Russeii, Patty HarriS, Joyce nu••Y.t Tom Hoffner, Bill Hensler, L1sa and Greg Becker, Mrs. ty Gladwell and Mr. and Mrs. ESKILOOS Shoe Boot Slm 12V.to4 _ __ Ot!wrs For 3.99 up When you have an in1urance elaim, relax-play tennis! We'll put OUl'&elvea in your shoea with ~s: • 15 ,, { ,. RHrn 6, Co•h IIIIa. AND IUIITY COMPANY, • .. ·~ ' ~ R. H. RAW Ll NGS S0NS C0. Johnton-SintPMn ln1. Awency .M~iO; OOIO.c!K!UI ;; ODDIIIIDME'atiO Jim Johnson & lud llmptlft Agenh Ohio W'( '1-2901 THE SHOE BOX II Mlddlopo,rt, • UIIUIH1'1ND ATNA CAIUMft' Middleport, 0. Dart model&. Everything from the hold-on-to-your-hall Dart GT convertible to the trailblazing 4-door wagon. Power 7 Chooae one of 2 thrifty Sixes or 2 hustting VB' a. , Go Dart for '86. You won't miaa any of the fvn. Dodge comas on big for '86 •• , • Dart • Coronet • Polara • Custom 880 • Monaco MILL & SECOND STS. MIDDUPORT, 0 • - - - - - - - - - , . . . , - w A T C I I -nil - ' ' .' . IIOH IMOIII.. AGo"'!- CIIIU ~UI ...... . ~ ~ ~· llltiiiiiH.iG:-=--=~ - ,...,-----·--• i I Roosevelt is Speaker for Democrat Rally Workers in 43 Voting Places Named � 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. 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