https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e0a3eab6fcbbd1e4e01c51483e869335.pdf 079cbcc4ce950c45b758b6982eee6988 PDF Text Text 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 �- ' ' .• -- -· . . ..... .... ..J,... .. __ _. .... .......... . . _ ..... '* _..... _.,.,. .... .... - . ·- -. ....... . . _ .... , ,_ .... __ _......_.._ .... ...... ~ -- ... .........................~.------ ..... ---.....,---~_..... ~·--..., I ' Red-- Schoendienst Named_Card Piillt ·. "' .Harrisonville NewsNotee Thanks, Mayor-Take ThU! Anyone who bas tbe w-ge to run for office may well pondn the case of John Castleberry, .. i:oloeli<:, AJ•. CUtlobtrry l>«ame mayor al Eclecti< eijht J'Q.I'S il'o QbcQver tw hJ.d inherhed an ~mp­ ty treaslll')' and expanding municipal needs. He dug down in h1s own poekltl and gavt the toWJl $100,000 for a watarworka system . In lMO tho 1,000 l'•loful rooidonts of EclooU< ,.IUI"ntel him 10 o!llce without oppositi011. 'Y ,.n inlo &rouble. sain Mayor Ca•Ueberry pappo<1 lor $100 ,000 Agl)n tho IQWI\ tm•lllY Ao this tune for a tire truck, a police wagon, 1 pn.p INek and otber assorted dvic items. ~ tltelloa - ~ ~ qaiD lbil BY AVA OO&EY Mrs. Joe Caney, 141fJ carlOy, oDd Ml'll. Pollaltl Weavw were bostesaeS IQ I 4WI1!; 111!9wer booorlng l&n. "-ttlllh PIJ' ne Jr. at tho Jot 011'101 ~ i'..W., OMIJII, ()ol. lttll. J01w, 1nt '"" .Mn. 0.11 01-. loin. M"'1tltl ~N. "'"' 1)8111 Welsb, 1\lrt, l,qil am, t.llue• Dorotlly, lhrJ ........ tht Arnold, )in. Qlll'loo • .,. rett Jr., l\lrt. Dvoltl Oralialtl, Mrs. EJ'OOII OIQ, Jlrl, .... l>m YOIIIIJ, lln.llmllllnl C. year, Mayor Caatleberry ftlt be llhould mp .. side, espedally lloce lbie U.... lllerl wu -. other oa"'lldlto far lbe ollllle. 11u1 lbl _ . Insisted IIIII .,. p.. ~ filii IIIOiblr 10 llllow tllolr .,.ullldt. He capitulated and mado tho ....,., When tht voteo wunted 11 wu lolmd tho teful cltl...,. b.-1 oloclecl - lbe otlMr mon. "llverybody I09e4 1111 IIIIJOr,• a I'll lllo ~toft expiaineO. "!aut II - • wlie tile old atory of what he.. yoa dq lor ua lately!" Castleberry bas DOt dQflfMCI what bo bU in DWid M 1111 IIUI . . . ~ 11 II c.- va w.,. "¥, Mrt. Etrl Mc0r1tb. Doao prtoeo ""' WOD bt lhrJ and liiMIIInt ~. Oiw'llll Bamlt and IEnlodM CJar. Sending ;nilaw '"" IGW..SU..IO~ *'· It Was Nice While it Lasted I•'• Won, pracucolb' ,..,.. lt'o herd to noll• that It could lly by so tnt. ~ut tko loot remaiDO lhot OetoMr J>tllll thot IW!IIIItr is a dud <luck. II _., be loft( now until • lot of 111 will bo bundU.,. up apliut the wlntr)' blatt&. tbovtllnl onow, tr)'ln1 lo cot tho cor atar!4d, an 4 lllnoldltl II tho !uti bills. But lot's look ot tho brigllt side. It was won~ wbllo II tailed. Ani lmmtdlotel)' with ., lo the l)orWtll N-lo'l' I'll IUitllll,., tht tneban- If llliiiNt -"aor, lilt DIIUc but I'll Nulilt "'"' 1111 tho lllJPJ !ani al e11'11 taU. Lot) forCII about wllltor ...S OPh Ill • autumn. Bqtdeo, Ibm'• no u" IIPII1li willtar. II comu t\'tf7 :r- and II llere 10 1117 IOI,J'l'IDIIN 4CCB!fl'? 'l'llo ~AqciopMd!a Britannica says th• chetllh olton obtalltl a opeod of 70 mllea an hour. '1'1111 il 18 IIOWI to llljiODO wbo travea alnoll .... 1118hw•Yf ... 1111 lepl ..... Umlt Is below that ftgure. Tile surprilb'l! thing lo that lbe IE~ ella jlritonnica would Jll)qpoll 'IIIIUor, J'roDcet Al)d.... Ortllllolt~ ..... Glllley, Ella Deu, M)'ltle Gardroer, l4rl. Sul DamNa, Kote W11ooa, Donno GIIIIOitt - .... v...., 4r, Connie CheprnU, ~· - until ·~ring, at leut. RaJl]ly loD to JOU. - i/1,! - ~· Today's lJiedical Report ll...llldl, II.D., II nn ol .,. Jlllltll'• WWit Dr. lniMI- ., W.,.. G. ............ II.D. Voice of Rroadwav ••• reporting Q - It lllln llelwiiD I tiiQ' ~ .... 111111111 - IJad 1111 .... lbt elf. .... .,..__ .... DOROTHY KILCW.LIN .... 4 - " ' " ... prowa - lllJ ...., II lriUIIIItlo lliSury. Wllln • J11r1911 1111 a ~ Clll altllolt a!Wifl tbJnk back a r.. woekl or Jtll'l IIIII ~11 a time when bt recelvt<l a ftll or a blow In lbe alleeted part of his body. mter II - Aocollllllt 10 my dlcUon11)' ·~ lhel Cll'L eu aom. erudt lltl .... carlttol..... and 11111'111 llelief among aome aulborltiM IIIII lllCUslve et~t­ lnllf w(lked foods over a perIod If IPU1 yom may lead Ill ollhe etomacb but riloro won J• IIMdl<l to determine lbt 11101 nlaUonahlp. Certain bli)'IUum compounds ond .... .!'''"· ao may Prod!ICI a ea~~o Cia '" ctl tbil In our lood and di'IIIIIT A - Mill lbia II theoreU<aJ. 11 pou!ble, it t. most tlllilka!Y, *' "'red 1 111relnopn II 1111 oub- tral other obtml<ab tnone of lbtnt lolutd ill your lood a n d dl'lllll) IPPHf to ~ carcinogenIc. '1'111111 lfP'Clttlly true of ra· clloaeU" fiOIIIPOWidJ. II - .,... IIDOkiiiJ CIUJO ltllfpr'e tllloue! Ia lb.,. any curo lor ItT A - lutrltr't tlheaH Ia I d l - Ql tho '""""'· cbitlly in tht ltol ...,. 111• ill whleh lhfnll a certain amoUPt of ol)atruetiOII to lltt flow of blood. It Is more common 1ft mt~~ tbao )p Wt)IIIOIII. Ol'dlParf herdenlni artertu tn tht lowar .,.. tremlties In bolb men and women wUI pt'QIIw:e • llmllar coodJ. lion. Moat victims ol luorcar'l dlH... .,. beavy eitll'eltl wokera and lbit II thollahl to bo a <lUll. Tho onsll II Ultlll· \)' botWHn 10 and 41 yoors of age. A llbuaoteriallc eymptom of lhe diHue Ia intlnnlttent olau. dlcllllln - afltr Wl!klnJ about • bloci lbt victim ..w........ paiD in btl .... and bu to rttl fQI' • I"' llliauttf. 'l'hell alttr llo walltl 1110thtr ltiOGII 1111 ptlo ~· 'l'be 118111' tht '9lcllm waiP lhe ho bu 10 11010· ol tho Since lilt,. Ia Washin~on Window ••• ., LM WDJIOI'I . , _ Pfolt W..aMOIIII Gov. James A. llhodtt of Ohio contloues to cll!tlngulsb himself as 1 close man with the tupayers' buck m contrast to Domocrall 111d 1101111' giber ~llbllow in 1t1s1t alllct. Rhodes Ia a Republican. An explosion of Oblo edlfurial applaust he• pled Rhodes' ~ lw the nel!l two flll'l and his plu lor H011•ollaU011 of the adminlstratloo of welfare In Ohio. Moat ol .U lltt IP. Pllliu !I'll for l\)t4>daa' performan<• in b!l 11rst 22 montill Ott Ill• Job. From 1ti1 PetiiOCI'IUC Pl"d• ceuor, Mldtael v. P!alllf. Rhodlo 11111uttod a dtncit. Bo made a oampolp ~ 10 run till alate wilbin ·u;·'Uieom• and bt did it. AI lbe llllllaflohl (Ohio) Nowa Journal .... 1~ Rltodu refuNd W IJll.. .....,.· untO hf ktlo!r wbol'a it w11 <omlnl from, Ht had ~Nd thet Iller• would be no tu ldkl. Ht ktp lbat promiM, too. iold lba NfWt Journal; "ilbodos hu certainly S~ven Ohio 1 brand of fiscal Olllll)l llld lklll IIIII had heeD lackbtf lor dloadlf.• Olllo O!W Ia not ""'' lbe onlY'ht~ Ia which 11aet1 I and 8 "'" liND lackinl for dlcedla. Wulllatton, D.C., 1411' IPJIIPlt. John s. llnllht'• AUo!t (Ohio) Beacon Jourqal ~ llbodet' piau for ...Um ....,.. &an!aton IOCQIIIIIIII)ed bJ 11M eo&l, ltlaher NllrlN Qtl bllltr atld more tlfecllve ~ Uon. The B • u o n Joumal fiiiiiQIOII it liP in 0111 wQ(l); Jill. cellonU Tltt CinclnuU Enquirer oboerv.d IIlii Rllados wu. 1101 U!e llrll poUUt:!aa 1o win election ~1 prom!lllal lbere wuuld bo ullbtr new 111111 nor u lJio till old taxea. "But hf II llllf of tbo 11n1 to VfiUO In cun, 11'11._ tranatale IIIII piodRe Into ltet." IMill II 411'101111 It lucll 1111' Inquirer laltl oclltorlaiiJ. II •ral measUI'II u ..auction ill lbt addell lbat llbo4ta was -~~n~ ftllbl !I \Ill 1'tvllm II Ofll" in Oldq 1 Ill llllouote attroetlvo wollhl. ndUOIIolt of lbt blood lo new~ng ltr ebolestrool level dltllt7 lllln8JOIDOnl oDd larp doMJ of liulll. IIIII OOIIIJilelt a~ "-t!IOblocola 111J form. Spooo '"I'll"' ••w lm." 1111 I"P"' COI)tlniloll, "will mttn • pow- ... state lneomo al aW!IJij Ill r«ttt will ~ lho ..... IIIII¥ QIJio QII)CII to mill Ita ,.. w 1111111 lit ll!ttn to ovoid laltctlalt .. 1111 fill IIIII. .. apotta!iiJllllos." wilh .u d l - I'll "" ~ 1\1011 olllol Ia _.. ....... al 1111 ........ 1111111 11'7· ·~· wl~ liP atllllrii.J ~ tal 011'1 YHI ·DAILY HNTINa ~~\ OIVOTIO fO fi'I"Un OP MIIGt .._.1 " "'11' · •a. ··~·:;•· ~~ ...:/!i! "'=="~ l'!ljl ~. 'l'be lhriekl of ....,.... ~ thrtllll of WUIIeal _ , . ~ "' boalll ·~ the way -.. ~ JtQcky J\IDuii~~R~• ; · , . talnl.llloedes 1114 ~lejl M. . llh... Mtloted II! .,n olhlo 11.\"' " .w;;;," " · -· .bl~&ll of O.Ur"" tloat oboul4 ;...~~r~=rr: '\U~ft'~ 1111 lltoi O)l4ti(lm .. ~~ ~- .. '"'"'""i'" - -- .... ,,... . . ~ ~ In w•• '!ll'te <tpliiiL a"'""" ., 'l'lifoo ~ believt 11111 - ..... -• - .......... 9111 Niall In ~~~~ "" - .. '""" .. ... ... ol llljJ ....,., "" ,.,. '"' - :::lip ' A';'~ .. - - ... - - - - .. . ., n, *'"=nA"f,.... - lldiWIOIII lallon ... will llltorl .. .................. 111111'1 "" nlopma II 1 _ , in J'rq. au, M JIIDo ........... J - .,... . llrto J - lfanlon. llohllullante wbl. Marty O'Han hlv. p_rtt\1. Broldw1y Grapevine Tba Y111 Htlllmi are playin& their MGM Is tlcJltlng off a bunch of IJhl. final 141anea loJ•ther. Cloie friendl are b!ton who w111t to book ''The Lovtd ~nvino:td that when the neceaary UtiOne" e!multanoously wltb ill New York l•tlon II over, Van will murY Matll'een opening in tho Sprlllll of llleG, whea it O'Sulllvan ... A distinguished Washing· wm play Cinema 1. Tbe ~udto wants ton lawyer haa hla h1nda on a bombshell time lor erlt!eal aoelatm to to tho document signed b' a prominent em· otbor clttn, aa happoned wtth ''Tom Jonos." . . . Robtlr't Btrnoff'• d4ulhttr ploye ol the State Department It !nd!· cates a alptlfic,nt ·~ulr' to the GOP !Wilta, has joined tho Huntlly·Brlilkloj b!ci~ea . . . Wall Stroeten IU'e bul!in~ 1taff. Sbe'U bl stationed in Loll\lon, dolbout • new pl'llC"" tbal le reported tg iltJ rtHII'Ch and editorial chortt, extraet ond on from tho pouiid .... • • • three or four tlmea falter than IIIU'I'tnt •. Tbe Shuttered Black Hawk ID SID methGda ... Junlor'o, 1 famed hanf:t rran~tseo, one of tho to11 plaotl for fP.r Jau hipster,•. will fold lifter the; t · lnllre than 1 do~dt, wiD reoJIID Oot. 12 of the year. It • boto juot WOII't Naew : :.4ut this time aa a plush 111p~ cl\lb the He explalna, "I'VJ. .:tll!tl¥etl ~th..Jrook -Bonten· •• tlto ftnt attrfl!llon out. ·- _, • .,.. . r. ~ Lockwood and fOI'Iller Mtu Barry Goldwater'a Diet "tiiii'MIIIII!It ~·"""Ainerteo, Maey Ann Mobley, hlvt eolleil about General doGaullo apparently It a day. Ht'a now punutnr Orela Chi, haven't Impressed BIJ CharUo. Tho rta• who uaod tG be 1 Gardner McKu favorIOIIl the French assoetation of BMG root· itt . . 'l'btro's a leud Jolng bttwHn tht ' " called "Ami• de Goldwatar'' happen• produeen of th1 TV Hrita "PtyloD to be comprised of the moat violent anti· Plac•" and the star Dorothy Malone Wh1t UHd to be '•'The • Prlllllll" · DeGaul!!sts, Including thoae wbo lrled to ovorthrow him by force durlna the Greenwich V!llag1 will 100n beeollll a Algerian re~elllon. Their leader ill exile furnitun atore. Ia G_,ree Btdault, who'd get the death 'l'rllmr,ettr MUll Da¥11 11 up f!r Ollt ltlltenee •• 1 traitor if be ever ,.turned of Uw 1n lnillilli roill ill Mlrty ~~~to t'raneo. boffl ne~t project ''Thl ClactPPIII Kid" Jan planlot Bud Powell, who dlqp... Political npei1. a.(l'ee that if Pft11. after hla second set the other dent Jobnson had paid Niklta KlJrulh. night, turned u~ 11 the Bronx homo ol che. a dlllon dollan to ebmlllate blm111f ~me Preneh..peoklng frtonds. Ho was from lho Russi1n political ICIII It ~ homoatck for his 1dopted countrv that would have been woffit It tG reltll~ tht the 8lrdl1nd bouos lot him out of hit WJ)tor Jenk!na morale opiiOdt to alhlrll· ~ontnet 1nd bourht him a ticket to Pa. rate story at juot tho rtght moment Tbt ria. He leav~ - proha~lv never to rtJonklna otoey Ia far mo" Involved 'than tum - IDa Sonny Rolllna wm rap!ace It 10oms, althoueh White Hotllle regulars blm. lgt'flo that LBJ knew notblna o1 the em• 1 0 • - ~ "· • b b '· t th barr••••ng altuatlon. Tbt bll question: ,..no ...u .... lillY • ac. 1 1 why d!dn'i he? helm 1t h 1 lecendary reotaurant. Tll•r•'a • • • more than a bit of 1 proh!em with the N1xt on Richard Burton'• Broadwey IJ'OUP 11)11 rtcentlv bnught it Ethel a11enda is "Corlolanu1," one of Shakespeare'1 11111 1ppreclated effort• Ht'U Merman 1 escort at the Bull and Bear WN lonltlme chum JimmY Van Heus•n a limited engagement of the 'play In •.. A much-nubltclnd Hnllvwood starlet the Fall of 1U85 ... Dave Garrow• •1 aad bar mother now double-date. The tvwu house In th11 Eut 60'a 11 up for 11l1. aetreu &eta the fellow• for mama. and if And If you dlg apooill b• thlnke the tllat'a nilt togetherness, what Is! . . . . . pla"lt Ia full of them . ~ , Hoota of office W11Ham M!ller, the Republiean Vte•-Pm· part!" htve atarte~ thtlr Chmtmll ldentlal candidate, would do well to ehoppln& early. BroadwaY a1enta report bl'aee himself lor a comtn~ i,rtlde tn '!'be tllere will be a 50 per cent h1creJ1e over leiMII'tn, lu written now. Its a real kirk last year as far " "Uve" tllltrtainment lllih• lttlh . . . WNEW 11td d!se jockey Ia concemt~d. and 11n. liW Dona Wlllb, Lilla Qlbloq, Vlro pnia Otbaall, lin. a,11t Dll.,. · -~ a, lllltiP J....U ...... 0ra1or1. 1Aoh Wllllom., ~~-Wiir'~M ~· m moa.t· ""'" 11m!' .... "" . !!IJOb • lhtll c~ m"""... t~~~~q. No ellitr ,.... hll wartod 10 allckJr atld so Ion& II the aponae of tho eltbeltl and II! behelf of lite palltlelane m~~nr of whom aeem to have the poUUcal conodeoce of 1 robber baron. Tile stQry <>f l\llodes and the Ohio tppayera' doiiart may set around. As the taxpayero m other slates hear it, they must naturally wish that their lovernor woro similar!~ cloae willt lbo pubP<'I 4ouglt. There could, Indeed, arise In Ule laod u lJio tt•tent chant: We want Rhodes! llhodeo Ia o modost mu. It 11 tald that be d.,. not oonsldar l!lmsalf equipped l<>r tho presidttlcy ol tbo Unltod Btatn. Tbert are man, per10111 who -w with hlm .., tho~ But on the matter of econOm)', ike mOtlnl Jllllft In Ohio lookl ptl&hty Jood todiJ .. <OI)tpll'l· IOU wltli - lor m.tance-FDR ud all wbo ouOCIIItlotl bla. osroe Racine Society Notes Jolr. and Mrs. James 1\oUib and children aptnl tht woei ltld wttb Mr. and Mrl. rnd "'Yro IIIII lomiiJ II !MfV111a. WIOk IIIII pta olllrt. Marprot NoQ!uhelt won Mr. alii loire. ChtriH Oord011 IIIII 1011 of Oolumbut. 4 r - t guest a1 Ml'll. lloudalbtlt wu Mn. Maey Sltlel4s of Denver, Colo. Mlu Zlolle BeD oDd Mn. Kttlu7n Ounlbtr 1'0iumld to lhetr ._. Ill Qnclllaa- lftlr • vtolt wllb tb,U. mother; Mrt. Laura Ball. Mr. and . Jlrl, 'l'boodo,. lll'ftd, l<o ......... • DOifM IPd POllio r:lli]ll. 'l'ltt 4ndnlw Sbafalr boull "" .... ~ II tht Marton , . . wid• hoiLS4 bumtotl to ~ Jrldly mom!na about 4 oclock. 'l'ltt bollae wu 1101 toOIIIIled. Mr. lbafaer uv.. In Toledo. Ilia w11o noenlly died o1 Ia. It II UltiiiiOd lhe llrt IIIII hevo boen alarted by • Gl/ltr btJit at It st.orted 11111' lba I'QIII alto burninl lbt gerqe. Mr. Donald Wtaver wu , .. lacUd by • rabid fox oa tbt ltnn of MyrUa Gardner whe,. ba WQ gettlni wl lcp. Tloo llllmal'l held ""' oent lo Co- -lilt' lumbUi and Mr. w.... Wll a<lvlaetl to tap lbt pul4ur tnotmtnt. Mr. alld Mro. James a1 ColumbUt, o. .,. CludiAt apentllDII tho wHkotld witb bv parom., the Donald Wuvn. Mr. and Mre. Cll'l llmp.oa hive moved II'QIII Ule Junt Na• boule houoe to Oll4l oW114d 111 'Mra. Wee Brllhl on 1lullalltl Road. Mrs. Bessl1 llfaballl It ~ In& a couple of waeka with h..r dlu&bter. Jltuly 4D4!or80il. Or. and MrL Don IJtblon, Mark and Gl)l ol PoriiJDOulll are sJllndin8 lbt w..Uod wttll Mrt. LaM Glbq fll4 !Ill Murl Dougla,... Mre. G4orcls Smiley of Mlcb)Jan Ia villlittg bel' sister, 01111 Arll. Ktiut1tb PIYM Jr. llu od fl1tPI•yment Ill Columllul. Carrt<il01: Dttvld w~ life not movod to· Rutltad if formtrly stalltl bul Is allll ,.. llfiriiiC TV •II II ltll b/jmo ....... Mrs. Harry 1M WU bta1ed In tbo W!llo otmtteey 'l'bufto QJ. ,8bt "'' 1 al4ter.1Jiollw ot Homer Lee and Earl lolo wu abl' 1o 11tetld !he burial llttr a bod aqto WftOk, after wblcll be wu bos]lltallled for a lltll;. Mr. anti Mrt. Cborles Jonw @lid .lAura! are spending tho .WIIkentlin Zanesville, thflr forllllf ~0111·· -~- . !Witlns ol Mn. AUIII Clark ..... plaoed a - - · 11 hu lfavo lbit wltk. - - Pirates, Tornadoes r~ngle , I By ..EO SOROKA · · SChoendienst put aside his bat jl960• he bai!l reJDBlned in the "But 1 l-'OUldn"t wear 'em,'" he Utdted l'reoo ltltemad01!81 and glove to lake on ·tile 1!1Q CsrQinal orpnlzaijon. sai<l. "I throw them away beST. LOUIS (UPI)- Freckled Job as coach. 1 Wben he joined the CR.rdinals cause 1 could hit better without Red Schoendienst's selection as manager of the World Series chRmplOD St. Loui! Cardinals was the ''popular choice" today to end dissension and further res~natioo.!l and firings in the N~~JO~l Leaguf'_ cl ub . Were Hll_ gomg to wort togeth~r ." sa1d the 41-year--ola Schoendienst, who said he got the surprise of his Ufe when Schoendiensl had %5 cents in his pocket when he came to 'lt. Louis in 1942 to a Cardinal tryout camp. He started that year with Union City, Tenn .. In the Kitty League, and except for stints w1th the New York Giants and Milwaukee Braves starting from 1957 throug)l io 1945. Schoendiell3t was con- thtm ." verted te the Infield to help out H1s basebaJI career almost for 1M injured Marton Kurow - ended with chest surgery ior ald. Hi1 best ~~eason with the tuberculosla.-- in the winter of CardlnaJa waa In 1963 when tte ISISI fto'flHe W'l th Milwaukee. averaged .344. at "'E> plate. In 1963, Schoendienst became For a brief period Schoen· a full·time coach, always ready dienst bad trouble with his eye9 1to lend a helping hand to Keane and e doctor prescribed gla!ses. ~ end the players. In Key SVAC Grid Match j "Tbe 11b0Uie' 11 uder my EYE!" The ''Big Game'' in the Southern Velley Athleitc Confer· ence this week is the North Galllf Pirates at the Racine Tornadoes. Racine (3--2-1 l will be out to han been known for , t hi 1 should become • hard-nosea, bard IOUBht contest In the other league 1ame, Southwestern goes to Hannan Trace to br.ttle the Wildcats lhe of Cooch JohD Dudding. now Something has 00 give In Latt Friday, Kyger ~k whipped Southwestern G-0 in a contest that ·!eotmed lbe Bobcat!' !leCOlWI team IICOriD& twe touchdowns. The Bobcats will be out to clobber the Bruins 0111 their General Manager Bob Howsam J DOUBLE BETnNG this game , because neither own field . _as KC 1t1U rem?..mtt>lephoned him the news Tues· CHERRY fULL, N.J. (UPI)squad has won a game this bers that b1tter U.2Z defeat auf. day. The Garden State Park race year. The Highlanders are 0-5· fered at thf' hand! of Buclr " I was getting snow tires on track will inl!lt.aU twin double 1 in six outings this fall. Co·tcn te1 • York_ two Y~ 1 ago at my car when the call came wagering starting Thursday a"d Pat Weigher's eleven has lost to Glouster. 111~ Brwm own a from Mr. Howsam-nobody has running through the end of the North GaJJia, Ra<'ine, Ky_@er 1-5 record this year. talked to me before now ," said 1 meeting Nov. :22 on the fourth creek, Symmes Valley, end The E:a~tern Eagles of Coach Schoendiensl. " 1 just about fell · sixth and aeventh races ' the Gallipolis ''B" team They Dave Str1c11:1£nd will play at out of my seat." SENIOR BOYS LEAGUE i'---'--=..=::..:::..:::::::..:::=· also own 8 tie with H8nn~n Belpre. Eastern !+1 will H Oct.,.,. ID, I!HI4 . Schoendienst succeeded Manw. va. ' battling an unbeaten squad. ager John Keane on the same NEW YORK (UPT) - Ohio 'Jhird • ranked Notre Damf', MIDdleport No. I Hannan Trace i.s o..3-l In four In SVAC scoring, Gary Fr~ day the World Series champion State, putting ils newly-ac- once again one of the nation's R Coleman 381 games this season. of Kyger Creek sUU re~ R.Hindy manager signed to manage the quired No. 1 rating on the lilie glamour teams, is expected 2541 Iola't Beauty Sbop In the other remaining Fri· the leader.. Fren_ch ha:!l hit the American League champion for the first Ume this weekend, bave things relatively easy · D. Jenkins 452 M. Lehew m day games, Coach Jim White end zone eig~t tii?es for toucbB. Davis New Yor~ Yankees. . is e. solid 1411:! point favorite to week, rating a 16-poiitt choi<.•e '185 K. Walker 272 score . trkes his unbeaten Bobcats to . dow~s and m: time~ on canSchoendtenst, a close fr1end of make Wisconsin its fifth straight over Stanford . W. Davis 416 P. Young 401 If the Pirates can res~lre Athens County to battle the ' versl~n attempts far a total oli Stan (The Man) Musial, was , victim . Nebraska <No. 5) the na- Handicap 852 56 pomts. J . Goodnite 229 some of tlle sound football they Buchtel • York Bruins. Keane's right hand man for ; Tht! undefeated Buckeyes Uorfs rushing offense' leader. is · Total 2842 P. Collins 443 Teammates Roger Barnett strategy in the dugout juring ' took over as the nation's top- listed as a 12 point pick over Won I Lost Z Handicep 357 of age . They also voted to form and B?b Poley" are aecond the 1963 and 1964 season~ when ranked college football team in Bib Eight Confrence rival, Pomeroy Total 2050 8 Volunteer Fire Departmf'nt and third with 2fl and 24 pomt. M. Mencblni the wake of Arkansas' I4-13 Colorado. 498 Won 3, Lost I fnr Broad Run _ ';4z. Persons inter respectively , while North Ga... upset of Texas. the previous Jn other leading games. Tex- G. Harris 488 Crow't Steak Ho... ested are revues~ ,; conlacl lia'~ b~ising fullback Clydo kingpin , last Saturday. as (No. 6) is favored by 7lh to · L. Van Meetr 374 L. McKinney 389 I Ch<1rlie Williams and Leonard Snutll IS fourth w1th 22 polntl. Coach Woody Hayes' power· bounce back against Rice, LSU M. Sawyer 341 H. Edwards 257 Smithson. French also has taken a comful charges also will be seek· (No. 7) is a 14·point choice Blind lJO Blind 330 1 manding lead in all - game scor. ing their third ~~ nsecutive shut. over Tennessee, Syracuse (No. Handicap 771 P. Roush 424 MASON_ Charles Yoho. F~ M.rs . Charles Yonkers ls i ing with 60 point8. Smith oJ Tolal out against lhe Badgers. They 8) gets a 6lh: point nod over 2802 G. Hovatter 3/'i3 Prevention Supervisoc for the , chairman of the homeroom mo- North Gallia is second with 46, strengthened their claim to the Oregon State, and Georgia Won %, Lost 1 Handicap Hi8 America Electric Powf'r Sy· Ithers. Others on her r.ommit- and Barnett end Polcyn are nest No. 1 rating by blanking llli· Tech (No 91 is a heavy 19-T~lal I921 stem, spoke at the Mason Grade t~e are Mrs. Jessett.a Zehkle, with 42 and 40. Wabama , nois and Southem California in point fevorite over Tulane. \\on 0: Lost 3 School PTA meeting Tu esday I Helen Sm!t.hson, Ruth Bush, Last week several new playBy Unlted Press Interna ' ..., a 1 . last two outmgs. . their In Sunday's Nationa l Football F' . Reichert 399 lnd. H1gh Game-· Pat Ingels evening on fire prevention in ~I ores Ohver - Pauline Liev-1ers broke into the scoring co... P. Lingerfelt 274 l66 . Arlen Bock hom is a handy : Next weekend's feature at- League action, Cleveland the horn~. school and church mg. umn for the second time thil 263 man to have around when you 1traction may be in the South· picked by 12 over New York, D. Stoul Ind. High Series - Dot Nieri in observance of Fire Preven- 1 The president reported that a year. Eastern Jed with four 318 ~65 . want to rest your startt!rs _ eastern Conference with Ala- Pittsburgh is 3¥.! over Phitad.,l-1 C. Anderson . tion Wef'k . cllmbing gym had bE>Pn pur- new boys going across the goal 341 The former Universitv of bama . ranked second national- phia, Chicago is 31h over Wash- B. Russell Team H1g~ Game Mrs. Charles Yeager, presi- chased and installed on school l, .l·i iO"iiOe.._._._._...._._.__, Handicap 1041 Dayton star came off the b::nrh ly. taking on lOt~renked Flor· ington, Baltimore Ph over Block_ Co. 7~. dent. introduced the speaker . ground . M~s . Jack Ord pres~nt · r 2636 late in the first period and ida. The Crimson Tide. winner troit, Green Bay II 'h over Los Total Team High Series - Forest At the next meeting of the ed the devotional program . BALL BAND Woo I Lost n sank 14 of his 22 points :; 'lre of five in a row, is a six ,Nint Angeles, St. Louis tOlh Run Block Co. 2079. group on November 10 Frank Refreshments were served by Rarlo~ intermission in leading the Cin- choice over Florida, unbeaten Dallas, and Minnesota 1 over RUBBER Capehart, a coach at wahama Mrs. Henry Reitm lre & Mrs. Blind 330 cin nati Royals to a 12H 13 vic- in four starts. San Francisco. WEDNESDAY MIXED High School, will be the guest ' Harry Kearns to Mrs. Ruth L. Mailory 412 tory over the Los Angeles Lo.kLEAGUE speaker. Bush . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blind 330 ers Tuesday night. October If, 19&4 Ray Tucker, Safety Director Ord • Mr . and Mrs. Leonard Blind 330 Osc~;~r Robertson scored 31 Pacen Four at Mason Grade School intro' , Mrs. Doris Yonker, MCKelvey 4n points. 17 in the second half, as Joe Bailey 582 duced the Patrol Boys ~ t b e and Mrs. George Oliver 1 Handicap 791 the Royals scored their second Mildred Bailey 322 school and inrormed the child ren , Mrs . Willie LievTotal 2670 victory in three games in the Lois McElhinney 320 of the section of town the ing, Mrs. Jessetta Zerkle. Won 0 Lost J FORFF.IT · new National Basketball Assf\Ken McElhinney 486 would patrol. Mrs. Mae Grimm, Mrs. Gene ciation season. Jerry wesl led By ROBER1 C. MILLER have enough time to practice Total 1710 Mr. Donald Foglesong . Y~onne Reitmire, Lin· the Lakers with 26 points United Press International lo the perfection we wanted, Ridenour Radio and 1'V The Foursome the devotional program. Johnson ·and Nancy Fields. , The other NBA teams . were TOKYO (UPI) - Army Prl- but today it went perfectly, and C. Knight 499 Chas. Winebrermer 412 service was held ~~~ f,.-......-.._.._..__;....,...._:::.. T. Cruise 413 idle Tuesdny night. The Laker~ vate ~aul Drayton reveal ed he 1 knew thai once - I got that Linda Winebrenner 330 Josephine Watkins, . a G. Wolf 424 visit Baltimore and San Fran- ran hiS le8 of the record break. stick into Bot's hand we would Gail Hovatter 340 first grade teach~r D. Leonard 470 cisco is et Detroit tonight. ing 4oo-meter relay today with all be wearing gold medals." Richard Hovatter 348 lhe school, wlto pasoe<l away a sore muscle. And Hayes, who st r e a lc e d Blind 330 Handicap 'Z1 I cently 783 01 . S . The American quartet of Bob down the anchor lap, just Handicap Total 1457 The president ymptc lane1mgs Hayes, Dick Stebbins. Gerry laughed good naturedly and ex- Total 29)9 that the next meeting of the · TOKYO (UPI) - Medal ~land · Ashworth and Drayton set d pressed the feelings of the other 1 Wllll I Lost I Woo 0 Lost 3 County Council will be held on i lngs after . Tuesday's events at new world record o[ 39 seconds three. 1 Babr'1 aothit>r Evelfn's Grocery Monday, November 9th, at the ; th Olympic Games. · flat today , beeting out Poland "It was great just great " he D. Garten 285 Lawrence Eblin 335 Hartford Grade SchooL Co~ntry Gold Silver Bronze and ·France. said. ' ' 363 J. Vanlnwagen Barbara Eblin 270 Refreshments were l!lerved. U.S.A. 32 20 19 "I felt the muscle in my R. Hindy 368 Nelia Barton 291 l J. S.S.R. 17 17 23 thigh pulling up yesterday ," the 319 J\1 . Garlen Robert Barton 393 Japan 9 I 5 Cleveland, Ohio, sprinter ex- Small Colleg~. 361 B. Swan Handicap Ill Hungary 8 5 4 plained, " but I wanted to run 936 Total 1400 llaly 5 6 2 in this race and I didn't tell NEW YORK <UI'I) · ~!~.~icap 2632 Wou 0 LGst 3 Australia 5 2 8 anybody for fear I'd be pulled United P r e·s s lntemational Won 0 Lost 3 Alley CAlli Ge.rm.any 4 14 13 out. 1 knew it was onlv an an- ·srrialf c'ollige~ foetfNU , r.alings I 'th f' • 1 te Season High Game ' Betty Russell 380 Bri Ia m. 4 9 o noyance, so I wasn't J'eopard'·.. 1rsv-p u. WI d ace vo s and ""''', ..· McKelvey, 213. 1 Harold Russell 510 Bu1gar1a BROAD RUN, W. Va. - The 3 5· 1 ing our chances." ost recor sin parenthest'~: p 1 d Week High Game - Marvlln Loi s Clelland 418 Broad Run PTA voted to spon· · 0 an 3 4 5 Drayton, e former Villanova Team l'olnto;c McKelvey. 213. Tom Clelland 508 sor Cub Scout and Boy Scout Finland 3 0 0 star, adm1tted · We'll prepare your readv mixed <onhe got off a little 1. Wittenberg (]2) (5-0) Season High Series Tulal 1816 Troops at their met:ting on Turkey 2 3 1 slower lhan tisual, but said the 2. Florida A&M (2) (3 •1 vin McKelvey. 549. crete order lo your specifiClltions, and deliver 'Woo 3 Lost 0 Wednesday evening at schooL Czechoslovakia 2 2 3 baton passing was perfect so he 3. East Carolina (4) (5-0) ~ Rumania Week High Series - Ch'orlioel Tbe SpoDen to 10't~ years Jf in- : it anywhere ill town, all ready to pour. CaD Belgium ; ~ was only two yards behind lhe 4. Texas A&I 2) (S.Qj 168 Knight, 499. Barbara Grinstaff 371 leroeste•d in joining the cub i Netherlands I leoders on lhe first pass. 5. Los Angeles St. (5) (3.()) ----472 scouts, are requested to conBen Grinstaff today our service IS prompt and our pricea 3 3 Canada Dick Stebbin.., of Los Angeles 6. Massachusetts (1) (4·1J 118 WOMEN'S SUNDAY LEAGUE Virginia Hoyt 3114 1 tact George Oliver, Broad Run 1 are the lowest possible! Yugoslavia l : I ~.evealed that t.~e te~m h~ 7. San Diego St. (2) (4-l) Oct. II , I!HI4 Art Hoyt 373 Communi ty . The age for join1 Denmark looked temble earlier th111 8. Louisiana Tech 1) (5.-Q) Keith Goble Ford 159 ing the Boy Scouts is eleven Handicap 1 31)7 New Zealand I ~ 1 week while passin.g ~e baton. 9. Mont. St. Coil. (2) (4·2·1 E. Sylvester 1679 years or older. Total 330 France 0 I I Hayes Say• Little 110. Prairie View (4.0) 40 Bli nd Won ! Losf I The president, Leonard Smith· ; 359 5 4 ''That first day · in the heats B. Adams K · P's son, presided when the assoSweden 0 1 3 we were real bad," he said, Second 10- 11, GettysbtJrg 38; N. Floyd 340 Phone WY 2-3284 Paul Kloes 457 voled in favor of form· : Switzerlend 0 1 1 shaking his head. "But the I2, Delaware (I) 37; 13, Lr :lar L. 6ilmore 409 Jean K!oes 305 ing a Civil Defense Unit of men · Page Street Middleport Trinidad 0 I 1 coaches just told us to take it Tech 36; 14 , Northeast Okla- Handicap 171 Charisse Porter 325 and boys starting at 12 years Argentina 0 1 0 easy end not try to break any homa 32; 15, Western State Total 200tl 516 Bill Porter Korea 0 1 0 Olympic rocord in baton pas,. (Colo.) (1) 30; 16, Won I, Lost I Won I Lost % Cuba 0 1 0 ing, jllst in ·runnJng th ... race." COhlo) 27; 17, Southwest Texas Friendly Tavern l18 Tunisia 0 1 0 ''Boy, did you see Bob go," St_ate 21; . I8, Bucknell 19; I9, E. McKinney High Game - Men Iran 0 0 2 he asked. ''Mal), he was just (be) Albnght and Arizona State L. Beegle :WI JoeInd.Bailey, 223: Women - Bet· , 3UO Kenya 0, 0 I Uke a cannon ball the way he (Fiagslal!) 13, S. Wippel ty Russell, 164 . Totol .106 108 I06 streaked d4Jwn that track. Once ---D. Glaze 343 Ind. High Series - Mes 46> he had that batlitl safely in his FORMER PITCHER DIES D. Nieri Joe Bailey, 582; Lois Clelland, I 258 Handicap Eastern, Chaunc~>y hand, I knew we had the rece'' PffiATES SIGN COACB 418. m 2070 Play to 6-6 Tie .Ashworth, who did his univer- PITI'SBURGH (UPII - Hal Total Team High Series Alley t "Eastern an~ Chaunce 7 . Bth s1ty runm~ at Dartmouth, said R. Smtth, fofJ!ler St. Lm_us Won !, Lost I Cats, 18I6. graders played to ~ d d- there ~as JU~t the smallest ele- catcher and mmor league mAlley Team High Game lock Tuesda .a ea ment of luck in their win today structor, came out of retireEd"s Auto Trim Cats, 6T1. 309 Eastern's Y e~:~~~~ t "In rr'lays,'' he said, 1 'the im· ment Tuesday to sign as a J. Gilland 282 tile Baby E 1 hew~ ~ portant thing is the passing of coach for the Pittsburgh Pi- M. Vineyard 286 the third ~uta ChalD1· the baton, and we just didn't rates. F. Manley 370 M. ~ cey l'edtbe ' score during the R· Fti\sT AND SIX'111 330 last perind. Ch~rleB Pullins ?flanders Extend NEW "iORK (UP!) ....; Har- ~~~~icap 268 scored Eastern s TO on a 52 V1ctory Streak neso racing driver Bob Farri . Total 1873 yard pass play from Roger Bar- Rutland's 7 · Hth grade team ton bas already won an ng Won t, Lost S ~tt. Robe~ Pierce scored the extended its unbeaten string to can record of 286 races · · 1105 Forest Run Block Co. auncey on 8 two yard five this week when tM Little starts this season, blit he' is J . Walton 388 run. Red Devlls bumped Pomeroy, only sixth In mooey earned by s . Bartels 329 N 1 Ba k tho 20-ti. . hls mounts with $405,1158.. Sian- L. Winebrenner 345 a 088 t e II Association Getting touchdowns for Rut- ley Dancer tops the moncv win· B. Sm,ith 350 By Ualtec. l'ren International land were Jeff TilliS, Bu d nlng list with 18!18 180 ' P. Ingels 442 That's you, if you've disShopper! and D. Elbert. Porn• · Handicap covered the quick and easy Eaaten Division 225 W. L. l'ct. eroy's lone TO was scored on RETIRES TO SCHOOL · Total 2079 way to lind anything you Philadelphia I o 1,1100 a tong run by !\!ike StilL · AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) _ -•n-lr~~=='""""'""'~~ ~ need by looking in the Boston I 0 1.000 llam Percy mad hl 1 t. " YELLOW PAGES ... where 0 BUYS TV RIGHTS er forecast thls e:!;ll YOUR DO THE 1 NEW YOHK (UP!) • The in& a 35-year careeo' and tt WALKING. Wooten DIVIsion Ameri<jan Broadcasting Com· went back to colleg~. & W. L. Pct.. ;JlODY (ABC) has purchtised the '!'l)e retired employe<! . of the Wo ROJOirAll Baltimore I 0 I 000 ,rights to televise the next three U. S. Weather Bureau . · looked St. Louis I 0 1.1100 ofesjionsl Golf Association bact on service In more.· ••·n a Makos&Modele Los Angeles 1 I 500 PGA h w~ San Francisco 0 . l ) c ampiOjiS~!P• .lor IIIOOy-, d<IZen cities In this couittry as 2 ·000 1100. De 1 ·" -· ·• • · · he enrolled In the Utdverolty of lro t'l'i.eo.ray• Re ~t 2 .1100 The netwbrlt' w!U. p4J .JlB!,OOO Texas. He will study; ;tfchaic ,. CJ 1 ti 121 1 10 to televloe tho 1965 PGA cham· dvDlzations of Mexico ' HI.,. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WY 2.22.1S. • ~t;a IAml ::edz;~• IIJ :na:hip a!' Llfionlel:, Pa., Aug. ~~:rest of the ~:,~ac-old 101 1. Main lt. ,,.........., BuckS Favored i 0 ve r Wisconsin BOWLI wit~ add anotller victory lo second place spot they hold in the standings. Last week Cnach Bill Prid· dy's lads whipped the Buchtel· York Bruins 14~ in a hard fought defensiv~ baltle at York Racme olready owns viC"tor· les over Hannan Trace and Southwestern. and has 10 5 t only to Kyger Creek . Coach Pete Nibert's Pirates (2-4-0) were upset last Friday by Hannan, W. Va. North Gallia outplayed the \Vest Virginians in everything but the the -BEST I I AEP Executive I S k s pea er at PTA Meeting Royals Post .Victory Ove. Lakers, l2l-ll3 I Insulated Drayton Says He Set New Recoi"d With Sore Muscle BOOTS ROUSH'S SHOE STORE PTA Approves Sponsoring Cub, Boy Scouts 1 ! GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. -1 I DOES IT AGAIN! BEST PRICE qu::::. BEST QUALITY 12 LB. Automatic WASHER AUTOMATIC DRYIR • 4 SPEED GOOD R « ~~:~:~ • s~er, ! : ·: SERVICE _ RAD'10 T.V. 2 Speed 2 Cycle P . r QELANI)'S T.V. .,, .''""1"!' ";,.~... '., .--~.. ~ • '0..~-----\"'"o--·L· , .,\ ' H&R FIRESTONE STORE ' I . ~· r �£ IJbo c..• • dd h F 0 Ju as tve pemngs or :::t:.."t!:,::.:""~;: ::.;:· ::"!e.uth~ Shanelv Renorter Invades Smoker r .., r A. • A MP tlllbllnlllim to hi&hiY -I unde..... sstgnments ID nny s ;;ti~~u:-~::.:.hlgher u. s. traits r«jUlr!4 of a Jetder, Oac:e admllled "' tile qL&aliUeo, JIO" BERKELEY, Oollf. (UPI) of "redislrlbulion by A.. banath the IW<IIter was there 's really no reasoo for :andy Hughes. a University of dage ." the " bandage," a wide piece of other girls 1o follow her excalifornia ~. with a ~15·36 1 ~iss Hughes, 19, of Anatteim, elastic. ample. fiJW'e:, il defmltely all gut Calif., is a reporter for the stuThus equipped, Miss Hu&bes .. .. .. But, she disclosed Monday, dent paper. went to the smoker, pused two In Cact, she said, even~ lhert apparently are a number Her adventure sl.llrted, she "chest tesY:,'' and made a thor· men should forget about lhtm. ,c men on the campus who said. with a sign posted last aren't capable of discovering week outside Harmon Gym : :hat fact. ·' Mf"n's smoker - absolutely no In a !!tory for the student dames." Californian, 1 Meeting the challenge . Mlss 1ewspaper . Daily Miss Hughes disclosed that she Hughes stuck her long brown slippf'd into an aU-male-smok· hair under a man 's black wig, er on rhe campus last Friday applied a stubble of beard with and spent two hours without be- l theatrical gum, and put on ing detected . I trousers , tennis shM"s and a The key, she said . was a bit] baggy sweater. Sgt Ken 0. Judd local Army Sgt. Judd aees these opel'~ alloued ings as fine opportunities. In Because o~ the rigorous defive vacancies for MiUtary Po- the military Jei'V1ce there are mands . of M•Htary Pollee work. lice during the months of Oct& few a~ta in which indi· a candidate _for the Corps must beT and November. vidua.ls perform their jobs with meet certain special requJ.re. so little "over-the·shoulder" su-- ments, abo\'e those applying to EARTHA IN FILM Thtse vacancies are to be pervlslon as when performing the Army senerally, before be-ffileJ from ~ason, Gallia, and 15 Milita~·y Policemen. lng accepted. ~e .must ha~~ no HOLLYWOOD (UPI , - Ear· Meigs counties. Applications record of ~VICtion of CIVllian ougtt investigation of the goingson . Actually, she reported, It was not as exciting as one might expect . tha KiU completed a singing "Quite a few of tbe gu;t were tour of Australia in time to l'fr drunk and i\oisy, The entertain- port fOI" fHmtng !)ft he •'Synament. wouldn't hive been too non" picture in w~ch .she apbad d you could have beard the ~ars w.lth Sidner Po~her. The singing." plcture IS to be £1lmedl n HollyBut all in all, she decided .. wood . Rec~ter, has are being accepted . Young men interested should contact Sgt. Judd at the U.S. Army Recruit· ing Stati~n ~~ Park Central H?" tel , Ga~potis, caU _ 446-0999 m the everung, or see him in Pom· eroy Dn his weekly visit there. The MP's job re~uires that he develop judgment to make proper decisions ln many dif· fer<'r ' si~uatio~s which may occu~ ~urmg h1s tour of duty . Th1s 1s not easy. The MP n1ust have the characteristics and Dally lfllll!t.._ Pomeroy·Ml4dleport, o., Oct. 21 r 1!164-S Economist Asks Canal Link Retween Erie, Ohio River spectallzed tralolng •• the Arm) Military Poliee School, Fort G<Jrdon, Georg•a . SUbjects .In w~ich be receiv~s expert instruction lnc:lude Milltary t.w, cat. ,ti Piatol. Unarmed De1ente, Vice Control, PJ'I'TSBURGH UP!) - A Waahington economist sald lodday a canal linking the Ohio River with Lake Erie would provide a cheaper bulk trallllport route to benefit Appalachia and the entire Ohio Valley . He oald It would "pr~vide a stimulus to present depressed iron mining Police CoJJUnUI11catlon, Civil DiaturbanceJ., Traffic ColltroJ, Apprehenlion , Search and SeiJ.. ure, Criminal Invatigatioo, offenses other than minor traf· Cuunterguerrilla Warfare, and He violations, must be at l~st Counterinsuraeucy. 19 years old, must have a mm~- height of five feet and nslderea nme m~hes, and I?~st be able , Offenbach ~ , hi the 11 IJ'eatto qualify for a m1htary mDtor Tales or Horman vehicle opere_tor's license. est work . reg~ons ." Robert R. Nathan voiced this view at the opening of the llllest rounds of bearings by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to determine if it would be feasible to build the proposed 120-mile canal. Natha n said recent techn<; logical advances have placed inland waterways into prominence as bulk cargo carriers of importance. "As a resuJt, the growth in waterway traffic and its effect He said the i~provement of 1 on the American economy Western Europe's competitive 1 FOOD BASKET have been phenomenal," he position against American mart· · '' canal 1aid. ufacturing has been ''Tbe Lake Erie • Ohio River building that dwarfs our own canal could be the most pene· recent accomplishment in this I 0 = SUPER-RIGHT SMOKI!D SUPER-ItiGHT TASTY BEEF cooKED Ham$ FULL sHANK HALf ---=====--""' RIB ROAST c Lakes area." ' AN EXTRA CHANCE To Enter The Plaid Stamp Sweepstakes Deposit This Entry Blank and Blank From Your A&P Mailer Book ENTER A&P'S PLAID STAMP SWEEPSTAKES ~-LF FULL BUTT HA ~--- ,..49c SLICES ____ ,._89c Pomeroy As ADVERTISED Rib Steak . . . . lb. 89c Berridge, Lower River Rd ., A1· field dams were on the sill s. bert Hall, Eureka Star Rt., Boat movements: June R. Sayre, 447 Pike St., Ohio River - LUlian G. up Kanauga, James L. Waddell, H. 1:20 p.m. : Satlv Polk up 14, Patriot 1 Mrs. Delbert N. Pow-1 9:40 p. m.; Warrin Hougland ell, Bidwell, Mrs. Darrell M. down 14, l2 :0S a.m .: Cherokee Shaffer, Rt. 2 Crown City, She- down 14. 6:35 a.m. ; Onwaf1:( up r1 G. Nonnan, 2918 Meadow- 15, 7:0.1 a.m.; Western down 16, brook Dr., Pt. Pleasant, Harry 13:311 u.m. ; Tibolt up 16, 5:45 a. G. Love, 2618 Lincoln Ave., Pt . : m.: Peggy Downey down 16, 5:· 1 Pleasant, Mrs. Orlin R. Durst, 15 a.m .; Buckeye State up 16, : Mason, W. Va., Mrs. George S. 6:55a .m.; John J . Rowe up 17, Smith Rt. I Leon, W. v •. , Pat- lt:W p.m .; Zimmer up 17, 4:45 rick A. Owens, 185 Locust St., a .m. : Elisha Woods up 18, 3: 10 Pomeroy Shirley Jean Brown- a.m.: National down J8, 4:111 a. ing, Jackson, Mrs. George H. m.; Roberl Reed down 19, tHO Thompson. WeUston, Fred Shep- a .m : Indiana down 20, 5:20 a . herd, Rt. 2 Wellston, Teresa Di- m.; Jefferson down 21, 6:05 a. ana Tolbert, Hamden, Mrs. m.; E. P. Jones down 22, :L30 Lindsey Adams, Rt. 2 Chesa- a.m.: Loul~iana up 22, 4:15 a. peake, Calvin C. Davis, Rt. 2 m.; OVE C down 22, 6:20 a.m .; (]li!Ucothe, Ranay L. Justiee, Walter Beckjord down 23, 1:30 Albland, Ky. 1\in. Helen M. a.m.: Steve Click down 23, 5 MUtentho1, Huntington, Mrs. a.m.; Bayou Lorraine up 23, Brady S. Young, Wurt1and, Ky., 6:15 a.m .; .Jeffboat down 23, and Mrs. Eris D. Price, Park- 6:55 a.m.; Ann Brent do~:n •rsburg, W. Vo. Greenup U5 a.m.: A. J. PatBirths tell down Greenup 3:55 a. m.: Mrs. William H. HutcAens, Ravenswood down Greenup 6:- ~C~E~N~T~E~R~~===--------;;NONE PRICED HIGHER~-------=~=-===-:.:~J BOLOGNA Pot Pies Bonquet _ _ _ 5 for 79 Ha dd 0C· k iFilleto, Cop'n ( Fish Cakes;;:. ___ ••. 39c Cop'n ••.49c Perch 2 ~~.99c Br.,ded, IFJohn'o, Frozon - - - pkg. John PortJons - - - Klondyke Rd., Ripley, W. Va., sOn, 9:11 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. Gerald George Stewart, Chureb St., Chesblre, daughter, 8:48 pm. Tueaday. Mrs. Robert L, WliUams, 720 'l1l1rd Ave., dau· g!W!r, 1:11 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. Kyle A. lllll 302 Norway Ave., lluntlJt&lon, son, 12:42 p.m. T)!estjay. Mrs. William Everett 6 89C A&P SAU APPLESAUCE ~:3~~ - A&P 5 79c A&P GRAPEFRUIT ~fsT~~~s24-'5 ·'3 4 ~:::·99c A&P SWEET POTATOES \1~:;F 4 89c 8 99 c GOLDEN CORN IONA PEACHES ;:~i~~ 2~~r.,3 - 4 95c oz.97 C IONA.TOMATOES ~::~~:5 - 6 89c 6 A&P CHERRIES ~~~~:s 15' 1 2-oz. 7 9 BEANS 6 C CRANBERRY SAUCE~~~s~:~~- 5 ~~~. 99c GREEN 3 79c FRUIT COCKTAIL su~~~~~F 4 ~~~. 89c DEL MONTE ~~~~~~~!Ns A&P TOMATO JUICE ~:.:~2~:s - 4 :;~ 99c IONA PEAS ~~~~r5 6 79c A&P PUMPKIN~~~3~~ 4 i!:; 59c DEL MONTE PEAS 5 -oz. 99c 12-oz.79 C 4 GRfFN GIANT NIBLETS CORN 1-lb. cans 15 l·lb. 2-oz. ClnS l·lb. cans IONA CREAM STYLE CASE OF 24--$2.83 _ l-Ib. 13 ••. cans l-Ib. cans 15Vz cans IONA CUT CASE OF 24-$3.15- 1 112 CONSOLE ICI TV SETS 011 AWAY IACH WEEK l-Ib. 1-oz. CASE OF 24-$6.31 _ __ cans 1-lb. 1-oz. - - - cans CASE OF 24--$4.55 - - 1-fb. I cans 2~$4.73 - - - - - A&P PLAIN 350,000 sr:~A~~ FREE EVERY WEEK LISt Week's Lucky Winners RCA COLOR TV Mrs. Mifdrod Fauloy, Zan..villo, 0, 50,000 PLAID STAMPS Vz gol. Buttermilk carton 3)JC CUT LB. i' \ i i Pie FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES! Mrs, Sylvia M. Cook, Marietta, 0. Pecan Rolls pkg. WHITE HOUSE-15c OFF LABEL Anti Freeze ••1. $1.69 PURINA Dog Chow lb. Instant ---20;:,~ $1.34 GIANT SIZE Formerly, 53c 5c Pepsodent Toothpaste o:~y· 47c LARGE SIZE TUBE FOR A CLEANER WASH ..d - _ _ _ plastic SWISS CHALET OVENWARE ~~~ KOTEX OR MODES$ EXTRA LARGE-ROLL ON __ Pk_ •• lb. HALLOWEEN TREATS-JUNIOR With Mailer Coupon 6A And A Purchase Of $5.00 Exclusive Of Items Prohibited By Law 39c MARSH SEEDLESS PERMANENT 1000 PLAID STAMP WINNERS POSTED IN STORE 49c JANE PARKER-DANISH GRAPEFRUIT Cream Pies -- 3 l~,z;. 79c IICh Candy Bars Miracle .Whip WORTHMORE l4-oz. b.. 29c Candy Corn D•n•inv - SqJad Dressing ~:;, - LARGE 14-0Z. SIZE Formerly, 87c now69C _ o nly Formerly, $1.10 now9SC only Formerly, tic Micrin Mouth Wash o~r: 61 c i!'· 49c ,:~- 47t Anacin 1oo·. _ _ _ :::y· 89t 'FOR QUICK RELIEF Formrlv, $1.25 By BICIIO DV BROW Uailed !'nil IDtematloall SOLLYWOOD (VPI) - M)' heart bas been broken by MiBB Kathy Noi&D, lbe star of ABC. TV's new "BroadBide" serleo, and 1 . dodht that she even lrn!)ws it, How should one begin this tel>ler, torturou1 otory of two persms wbo llaVe nevor met? Petha~ . It_ ls best to start at th• l!ej!Dnlilg . 011 . II aU bepn, !hell, 8 lovely aummery day fast JUl1e mann. deiivered an . .ent·looking leiter. I opened thit envelope, and there ms1d«! wu • romanlle piece of llll>~ery, light creen, heavy and l'llligb around the edges. Quick· ly I looked ol the bottom and w~ the • "l9Ve, Ka&b,y." Quickly l gigantic beef sale TURKEYS, lb. THE MOST TENDER BOILING BEEF ~,. . . . . ,. ..... .. • .....-... ..... . . ... · ~· .... .... •·• "' ,.. ....... - - -·•-•--·-··-·-.. -··-•-~~-. .---•..,,..,.__..,.n..•-•r.,__,.,..,_. " ¥., ..........._ .... ,. ---- - - SMOKED BACON 5 LB. PKG. $1-00 THRIFTY TRAY PACK SLICED SMOKED 3 lbs. • BUCKEYE l LB. BOX Bacon 99c PURE LARD Thick Sliced Bacon 3 89c lb. pkg. 49( • 12" x 25' Roll AlC.OA HOUSEHOLD .. $1·00 P-in.fo Beans 4 ·:;, 37c Wrap Aluminum _ ' 4 rolls MONTE Mackeral 17c P h 25 eac es or olzo DEL ...~JHA WHITE 1 ••• '· pr~iH . . ....... - Flour- Eolwoll - Aunt Jane 28 or:. tc~berg con or Quart Polish Sib. bag 47c SeU:'Rising ••• 5 lb. bag 49c lg. 2'.12 con Wh"e- olzo un . BUSHS 29c HOm .my Dill Pickles Sliced Holvoo - ( ;......\', 12C ~ 10 p.m.; Thelma Ann down Mar- p.m .; Elgercliff down Winl"ielll 9:10 p.m.: Beaver down Wln- Green Beans c•• ''~·,:~·17c Milk ~~:::rated_ 8 ct:~~ *1·00 KINe; SIZE IASY MONDAY Liquid 25 C 25 ( FREEZER QUEEN o••.,,.., ql. 35c Stea kS Minul• _ _ pk9 , Ill 10lb. 99C of WHITE BREAD, RED DOT _ _ _ _ 7. 16 oz. loaves $1 BARBECUE . ence ar1d now ' Broadside.' I am giant roll Chili Moll No. 1 Souce _ _ con VIETTI PORK & BW c Large Size 125 Juicy FLORIDA ORANGES · 47c can - CASTLEBERRY c LARGE II¥.. OZ. CAN _ _ BIG H Tide Detergent _ $p 5 Paper Towels Floor Wax .,,,. •.. "" 69c H0 t D09 Pork & Beans get me out of her mind, Poor &Jrl! She was not real· ly my type, but as I recalled the "love, Kathy," it suddenly became more positive to me that she definitely had a voice llhe Jean Arlhur'L Perhaps I had not been entirely fair In my previouB thoUihts about her. I read flll1her. "Well, here I go aplnl!" tho tetter started. Apin?l Waa this IIDY way to stah BUch a lelterf "Five years on 'The Real MoCoys' was a fantastic experi- HURON ENGLISH MOUNTAIN HUNTS field 9:55 p.m.: C. V. Harner up Winfield 11:55 p.m.: R. H. Bosworth II up Winfield 2:40 a.m.; Jerry Bosworth down Winfield 6:20 a.m. dz GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS lb. 10c DONALD. DUCK delighted to be back on the a1r with my own shoW' and i teeJ the responslbUity Is ~iller tbon ever before." Responllibl· ty?? Who talks of responslbllity at 8 lime !Ike thl•' • FROZEN · no,w DRIED "$'" .... .... - - - met 1:55 a.m.: Lucy Jane Lucas up Marmet 2:10 a.m .; W. H. Shaver, Jr. up Winfield 8:15 ORANGE JUICE '· Ualversol atudio. I'll be baaed ·som...hon between a wago• train and ~ale's island Hope 1~ see you soon." 1 rne.Jn a fleeting moment across Must all Hollywood roma!l.ces III I M I•ddl' eport , 0 . · Secon~ & Rutland MON., TUES., WED. Payroii&Governmenl Checks Cashed · 113 W. SECOND ST. Quantity Umlt Right& Reserved NNE IN WMPO 1390 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL EACH MONDAY & rHURS.' DAY At _ 8:10 No1 FOil OUR RADIO PROGRAM FEATURING TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD GUEST ARTIST. . •.... • ' tC\.OSED ON SUNDAY$1 POMI;ROY, 0. Prices EHective Now Thru Sat., Oct. 24 lloHd ..., Current Cost •.:......----------------------------------------"-----..1 J _ _...,_ _ _...;,; .. A. CLOSE 8 P.M. THURS., FRI., SATURDAY - CLOSE 9 P.M. THE BRIGHT STAR FOOD MARKET All Low Everyday Prices Are Also Available At ••••• I on the back ' '"" ~t. • crotl'tle\1 'lf!IOID, •"II could DOl be lfke Ibis! "' , . , . . .. .. 8 to 10 lb. avg , samuel Clemens water ~ Laoe, Beverly llliia. All right, I allkod myJell, ~ ~ 11 _all happened? Pirbaps ;he catJi!bl a glance of •• clb FRESH LEAN up 12 :55 a.m.: Diane Brent up 3:05 a.m.: 'Luther Herdman up 5:25 a.m.: Reliable up 8,25 a. m. : Eastern up 9 a.m. Kanawha River Bemet down Londoo 6:1" a.m.; Geoll!e Prlee down Marmet 10: 10 p.m.; 0 . F. Shearer down Marmet 11:- tl~ re~ addresS: 3201 _Cold- time ' JOWL Crucible down Meldahl 1 a.m.; rem<Wed th• letter frOIII my The next paragraph gave . wile'• sighL M)' heartbeat more details obuut "Bron$ide" I q'!lcbned. -and then it suddenly occUrrea 1 almo fn 1111 atudy, I looked to me. She was confiding her 1 atllle eovelopt. The word "pit. business to me, and laking an · sobal" bad been typed on it, intere~t In mine to show thai 1 arid UDdtiruned. It was, further- this wns not just one of tho<:r· ' m~. addressed to my home, passing fancie s. The letter end · ncl IQ the bureau. The bad of ed: ~ envelope revl"''ed a roman. "I'll be spending most of my . YOUNG HEN Stock your fr<'ezer during Television Rev11e • WILSON CERTIFIED Inca up Meldahl 4:40 a.m .; AJ .. ice up Meldahl >:30 a.m. Gallipolis Dam - Kathy R. up 8:35 p.m.; Cordinglon down HaVen, W.Va., son, 10:10 p.m .: 10:11 a.m. Tuesday. lllsoltaqed Patients rec!ently discharged Included Mrs. Charles Murray Mrs. A. L. Sdf!ler, Mrs. Remy Burtoh, Hrs. C. A. Lyons, Mrs. Hllrold Nelson, Mrs. W. R. Brown, Mrs. R. H. Roush and infant oon, Mrt. Carl Vanover a~ fnlant daughter, WilHam D. FairchUd, Raymond Riffle. Harvey Morgan, Mrs. Dorolhy Butcher, Howard Rose, Mrs. Ivan 'l'urnor, Rlta L. RU~ Bra· dv Sheets, Mrs. A. E. Baker, r:11s. J. M. Lusbbangh, Robin T. Moore, WIUiam Stanley, Jo EDen France, and Ralph E. cans JANE PARKER HIRfHllA¥ CEllHiiA1!0 N CASt-f.'S A \I HI~' BANQUET FROZI!N MRVEL . 25 ~~ s2·" FRESH CABBAGE ,.11on C CAULIFLOWER s~~~~H 25c Score Hair Cream 55 ·Clorox Bleach APPLES J:n:.:-;~. - 4 19c COFFEE MUG Sanitary Napkins :a1-1' Ban Deodorant TOMATOfS ~:;: - 2Sc ONLY 9c · ·----- -~- FULL CASE OF I ' cans 1 24-$5.33 ~'New 05 a.m.; Wayne H. up Greenup 7:30 a.m .: Allied-Ashland down Mefdahl 4:35 p.m.; L. Fieore down Meldah! 11 :10 p.m.: lllinois down Meldahl J:O> a.m.; ROUND BEEF STEAK, lb. The Most Tender I BRAND-FRESH JUMBO OR LEONA The Most Tender Whole Cut Rt. 1 Gallipolis, Mrs. John F. ary . London, Marmet and Win· Beef Short Ribs - - - - f•• 35c Delmonico Steaks ~::~-- u.. $1.69 ONE PRICE River News Gauge readings: Galhpoli~ Dam 18.1, 12 .4, running 3 feet Entered Hospital on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· Among those who entered 66. Pt. Pleasant 24.08, HintGn Holzer hospital in the past 24 1.88 falling, Kanawha FaUs 4.15 llours were Mrs. Oscar Collins, tailing, Charleston 16.14 station- lb- All retails in this ad effective thru Oct. 24 in Middlepon· ' Hospital News c Whole Ham · lb. 37 t MIDDLEPORT, 0. traling tool, wilh effects fell ap field." and down the length of the Ohto Basin as wen as in the Great .. -·' �..... .. ··- ~- ' \ Workers Named ' , .... &-DallY_SenUnel, Pomeroy· Middleport,~Oct. 21,_,1964 Hoover's Body •Continued From Pagel) el E. Morris, presiding judge; Rosalie C_ Nichol!i, Betty Jean Park~r. Marie L. Btrchfield.l ''"" • judges: Mrs. Donna J. Nelson anrl Karhlt'en Fmk. clerks. Ea s1 Rutlend - ~1rs Lo ui se (, , P.Oen. prf'sidmg Judge : .l\1il drt'd Sisson, Came F \1oore 'w'lfli!:ima R .\1i chae l. Judgt>s :' AP.<t!rwe 0 ~Cl \ and In ~ Wil l! tn s. flcrk :-,_ · I 1 Langsville - Elvira A Barr , prf' "l dm~ Judge . Nt>l lie Pterce, partment reported today <Continued From Page that BACON Strick· OFFICIALS AT MEET - This Is a group of officers and other dignitaries who land: . pre sJdmg Judge ; E~· e!yn a~tended the ~nm1al _ meeting of the Hli'ntington Interstate MjJk Producers AssociaE. GilmorP. J~1mes E. ~ow e, ltJon Tuesday 111 Gallipolis. Left to right . seated, are J. Edwin McNeer of Jackson Ruth A. E:bersbach, Jurlges ; ~ ~a~l Goodall of \Villowood , and David Nease of Rat'ine . Standing are William p~ 2 :~•.69c SINGER i:~~. ~::~~~:C~~;~;~j:~g~~ Milk Market Outlook is TIJCme of Meeting F: l1 i:abeth Ohlinger and Della . Thf' mil k m.l r'K\'! today and than 10 years ago . ket in general. Norton clerk s m fh f' fu!un• wa~ rlle theme ofl Clyde Asbury of the Ma rkel l M k 1. h · · lie · . . ar e mg c anges were re 1 Middleport Pd . - Kathrvn t-1 ~ w lf'n t/w lluntm~tnn rn- Admm ts!rator's offi ce. spoke on I vie"'ed when he emphasized L. Evl'lns. presiding jurlge; H-it- ~ "'':st<t te \1J ik Prorlucers Assoc· j th<:> rrc·en\ changes in !.he l''ed· that cooperation among produc. Ql · ratwn h(·lrl 1 ~s Hnnual dmnl'r eral o1·der and about th · ers 11nd producer cooperatives da Kmg. •'· 11.abf'!h Arch'-!r. ~d -1 e mar· ·t• A R 1 ·d m('rflllg TtJe~dny nnnn at the ~~ 1 '' · usse I. JU ges: Laura , F . H 1 1 . 1. 11. 1. 1 I could make these changes bene· · . d N R <trrner s I) (' ln .a rpu IS . . r·IC!al . !0 ffil.lk producers. Hf. \'n son. an orma US!'ie ll · Th erf' \Wrr Bppro xunrr . t':' Iy t·•s 1 k ::. l n c per s. - p I:' • mPmlw r s and tll('ir families m I Guests from 6t11er areas lnomf'ruv rt. - ~va Schrt>i - · ' · .d . K h atlendan('e_ rcuntinued From Poge I) eluded Homer Nurse, fleldman bf>T , pres1:d.mg JU ge. fll leen ., · · f h d c ' II ro \o\Jl l1.1m P. Sm •lh. Gal11a cha se of addi{JOnal equipment or t e Boren u.: Dean DowI•. \1,e 11 ,..•• 1.011 ,., n . 0 1e 1 , ,_,er te- C , r. . , . . __ • 1 . . f h S l . I vl?ve Burdelte. jmfgPs: Onnna, Ourl1). r.xknsJ~m ~g~nt. gave or lh.,. _<.'?~!':i l ruc!wn of addttJOn- j er, mrmag,er o t_e . uutJeast- : d 8 . .hr \\ kPmml! drldn ~~ li e nol - l al facJ]Jt 1es on the premise 5 . ern Ohio Cooperative, Mr. and ( 'I 11 more an ermce R. Jef• ·. · IM (' H ·.k I ed <1 d"l'ltnl' m lht> number of ht>rr·in dese~Jbed ur 011 sueh ad rs . •f'ne e.rdman of the 1 erRs. ck E'~ ~L . milk pr11r 1tW1 '1" m t he pa ~t 10 dJI Jima! premtses as mav be 1 Scwto County Coop ~ ral1ve, and i nc .---.pi mg s oUJse V . , " d ve;u s of t1 IJour 28 per ce nt but r~cqturcd or furnished by . the 1 George II' a II ace, a Huntlllgton R I Anna JUW1gl' ! <II lho:-.1· rt' mammg !Jroduce 'l e~sor or MPJgs County or ' attorney. pn:•q11tng ·~~::.:.-~-~-~~J bPf.{lr I VlS.!~, 1onrr. 1son 'lA \I - h ~ · , d J) abutll 60 pt·rl'ent more m1lk purf'lm~ed bv the i"'ssee ICf' Th ompson . JU ge-s: oroth v ·-~--·· · · L Sm it h and Lewis John son. I "Fur!!wrmore, upon th~ ler· ' ma_n. clrrks. i minalion of the lease for any rlerks SiiVPI' Run _ Lucillt> J YP:l uSa l e ~n - Glad!·s M Hoffman. ratJse provitlf'd herein, all funds J;:Pr , pre·-l ding jurlgf"; F:iiPen L. ~w~uilll~ Ju4l gt! : Alrna E Smith, he ld by the le ss!:'e corporat.ion 1-la iiPy, f);ma R. nrm ~h. Mirl I. Uovle ic: . 13mwn, Doro!hea_ K. over and abov~ its obligatons AtJsl!n. clerk s: Adra H. Swick, shall be surrendered and be-nll;lli r"f. jlld .&,' t>S; \lartha A. ~f'~rl s Jnd Erhf•l \ '. Little , and_ Rosah'e \~right, clerks.. come the properly of Meigs f'lp;kc;. !\-1!ddl t•port VIIJ<lge - lsi VIIIJ_rd ICoun! y lo be deposited in a Hl'trri sunvfllt> - Ldha F'. rrlt- ~ Lena M. ~rKintey, pre:·ad· l fund which shall be foi'- ~he purll'rill. pre-si(lin., jurh~r : l.r ;~h R lllg: _JUrl ge ; ~Itldrcd P. Long, po~r of construct ing or uperal· Willi amc; . El~lf' E \\-' :lgg nnl'f. Gnf f Tho mp son, J. W. Warldell. ing th<:> hospi tal facilities lease jur;ges: Gl:1dy R Vroma n and hereunder or successor facili· ,Jn~f'nh r.:. C''1rsl'y. jud gt· ~ : \1ilc!rt'd . ·•.;r r and no~rl la b trPh· Thoma s E. Man ki n. clerks. ties ::;hould successor facilities fi,.!rl. dt>rks. l\1iddl,·rort 2nrl _ Emma s_, b~ ' constructed." . Pa!lrville - Dw igh t ~ f"nnk \V.Jylantl. presiding judge; Eve- j . The purpose of th~s prov1s· pr-?• ifling ;ud_!!P : MAry E. n 1t- lyn 1.1. Cru eser. Lel!ic c. Roush, ~ ~~n !S to as: ure that_ <:~ny bene· r~~er . Ardis Waggoner, Ali a N.wa N. ,\fills, judg-e-s; Mar- fJts or profits accrUing fr?m H:lrmon. jud ~t·s: F lori1 (}<:horn!' lila J _Ch ild~ 'llld Lf•nnie F . Hap. I the opcra uon of the . ho~p l tal awl JrPnP Hanning, flf'rK _~_ tonqall , ckrks. ' sha ll be for the benefit of the Drxtt>r - C:eorgf' .~ •· ··rv. coun!y " \·1idd!t·rnrt 3rd - .. \1rs __ Beu- 1' The newly opsanized corporapr('~ i rlin~ jurl gl': \1ildrrd 11 1n1l R __J .JOf' S, pn• :m 1Ill ~ JUo~ge; ' • ·, tion rinsed its firs! meet1ng J(>ffrrs. Winni.,. C. S!o1J!, fltw \1 1 1·1 I tl 1 I'1011 h ., II L • - ~'~ ', !Z :I w .'.. t,f' a . : wit~ a pledge to exercise every n!t-!Y M. Bolrn . _judges: Pr:nwr, ~ H 1 1'>:lilt'· 11 ( 11· Ill<' 1;rf'nnrr. 1, effort pi,Sl'ible to insure t~e sue_ 1 1'.\". C. Minor and Mt>rium V. Holf- . 1Ud..,r ~· ·-Jtt<l \lr' r.l 11 1 ~.. o ' ' " • f:, • • ' • ,, . ' u. c-:sful and orderly tranfer of iiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii- ·1 W Jl ·<:.l. rll 'r 'lrl .\1 il ,.,. 1.<.. •S<' "" l·l "S · · c:. • <lUI homy from the present cordt•rl .~ por<ltifm and to extend to all Mid(lkport 4111 - \ -iolet ~1 . , of the phy~i ciass granted staff Har iin·•t•r. prrsi11Jng judge; p:-iv1leges its sincere desire to .!Pn n ('l':rl~. Dr>flllli y L L1m1~ - ' ~f'e the new hospital continue r-v;-1 D ILirt lt·r_ .JLtdgt'\: Ouid:1 lo sen•e the people of Meigs ~· <"li.ol:-:!' and J\'t>llf' J _ Warner , County wiL~out interruption. r·INI..s . · Mr. Rideout att~nded the or· \ll rkllt'IJI•r! 5th - Virginia · ganizntion meeting of the new NPII it.ling. prsiding judge: El- [ hw-;[)ilal corporation in an adION REQUEST) e:mor L. Lohse. Sylvi6 r:. Badg- 1visory capacity. He had h1gh ley, J rnn1e Si11terfic ld, judges; praise for the hosp ital employ1\ddie '.J. 1-l(·ad ley and Margar. ees, the Ladies Auxiliary and et J. Jones, clerks. the Candy Stripers. He expressPomeroy 1st - freda M. ed his appreciation for Ure deCas to. presiding judge; Aileen I voled volunteer service of the 2-5428 r. \\'('brtmg \\'il rwen W. Zurch-1 L.'::ldies Auillary and Candy !fllli!fllll!fllll!fllll~c!.."' er, Audrey \'l)ung, judges; Flor. Stripers during the time he has been here and expressed the hope that they will continue their fine work for the hospital. • SEWING MACHINES 2 49c Cottage Cheese TYPEWRITERS pkgs. JIM DANDY . Dog Food TkP Fabric Shop 25 luckeye WAID CROSS' SONS II 5 W. SECOND 0 HI 0 ....~;;::;;:::::;;;:::;::::;;:;;;;:::;::;:::==:;;;:;::::;:::!,J 3 RACINE, 0. Pro~ p\aPDIII old frQIII the GleM•· steel "'se lhal 11 111.. s:nnounced ~ ttll5 you time i!lld d~1 e at a lllanu . Waltrprool· . ~ dl ­ "inding, sweep ~ tontl hand. 17 jewels styled combination link all'd upanslon bafkl. -.u.talnles6 ~teeL 17 )e\O'elt. Bee Ow Eztenswe Collection of BULOVA Watch., From $24.75 eUSE OUR CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY PLAN J circle.. Publlohod In , . _ , . h> ••II roodo bY eomotrollor of The II1!IIP voted til contrl· roooy, • .,... ...tlon 5211, U, 1, ~ ltatut". bull 10 Ute IICbool lunt:h ASSITI Jll'llll and to coUICI UMd Chlil~ Oaoh, balancee with oU,or l)onko, and ~~~~~ ltoms be sent "·r to .-. f t•• in proees1 of eollecttun -- - ----- ·----·- . ••· 686,,. 0 lorttA ,.,onary, "" "" IJnlltd States Government olll..ltlons, dlrtct aod J~. Tbe meetlna waa clot> 573,ilf4,34 1uaraotee4 (Not of •Ill' 11!Mrvts) ---·---· ·-o4 wl\11 the benediction. ObligatioDB of Blatta and poltll<ol aubltvlaiont · A eflad COU1'It wu se.rved (Net of any ro•erveo) · ---.-.- ·-----,-----·· 17,100.00 by ·tht boatet!IOI, Mrt. "Muilrnton,... Loan• and diooounu (Net ot •IIJ ,..orv11> ··--·-- ~ll8,l$U4 Hood f1J1!J l(ll, Ja!!ob • Fhed 8010t! .. --,-------·----····---····-----10,1)1.08 to ··. ·~IOC, ln<ludlng aalota ----·--------·--···········------·-....;3;:;.8;;,15;;.U:;: ~- ....... Mno. (lbuo, Mrt. TOT.U. .USEl'\1 --------··---·······----- J1,336.BM.U ... # • • - ~ •• ·- ..... . • ~~ Ml~wl, LIAIILITIIS TurDw and of . allbdlvillOll& ------ TOTAL ---· ---·---- tt.~62,1!)3.fl2 1111.17U~ 4 II I Wlttle tletnel-. ...Dtrtc ••• 7'01(• 1M bolea a111e ••adtar, not the time. Yaw laundry wil be dried ,.... end claaa illlhefJBIIoW Total' d...ancl depoolta •••••• BLEACH • • GAL JUG you want. 0 You"l -precious tiMe. M.., lh•a og: IBS fir to fold and put ~. 0 You"l SIIY8 011 clothes, ttoo. lllerv"s .0 IAe TOT~ UAJ!IUTIES · ----· ... ''''19C SWEET MILK ! OllUIJI.II8 o ----.----m- iill.162,1113.9a I4 • CAPITAL ACCOUPfTI tear, no wind - • · no IIOiling frola 1100t, birde, duit. And .,_-. save money. Electric dryers cOst leD to buy.'- to lllllintllln. ll88d OAiy one conneotion, end dry yow c:lothtt for lllxll• e dQII• 1 MOIIIA. CHIF BOYARDEE PIZZA PIE MIX 2 bo•• 89c . - .................. ' .,.:_ .c~u..-. ~ .......... ... ""' " ' · · ·· · · " ;, • [ ' c GAL. CTN. 79( PREM CANNED STlii!TMAN ~:·39c COOKIES Luncheon Meat 12 Ol. 12 OZ. NISCAI'I INSTANT COFFEE ~ S1 .39 CAMPBELLS HEAD LETTUCE • Head . CANS ~All ALL VARIETIES 10 I AN tNYawto• •OW". . FAIRMONTS BEST! WITH CHEISE OHIO i._'{:__ FAIRMONT IIIII Total tlalt and saYinp ciflto•ll! ! SIMI0.08 ' 3 Loaves Galoxlt ,..,..~In end Fudtlt Slrl.,. tndivl"""~' partQtroblpt, ------------ -- ------------ • 444,711'f,Ofl fll lndlvldllll4, 852,360.0fl corpqral19"' ----······---t,710.41 Government ~ --- ------ · Mn. / . . liP. llarrJ Jrlrt. ~ Anlboo7, Mrt. Bert t11tJpUld .....,, Mn. rltldlq ~·k· ,. I - -~ ·" lh• Clrro m-. ~ , mt·-'to Hurry! Thm Dmlr wu 1 blttBr ti1111 tD buy/ Pkg. of ICE CREAM JACK & JR.L TltE FIRST NATIONAL BANK lioeli for llle JohnBon, clerlti, .... .. RIPORT OF CONilliiON OP malloll wooeraiDg lhl oeedo of OP IACINI tile A.pt>ctatlon progralll lor the yor . and lilt prQjoets out- lft lht ltato of Ohlt, at tho C..,_ tf Butl""' on Ocltbor 1, ·1964. .1fooiL . . *"' 3~~!~ S1 .00 ~~ rrn.BIOIIary pros.ram to follow. A communJ..tfim Wll from \Jit Rio Orondo AllocioUon presldtllll, 1111. Wi1U1 o\JI. thony, wblcll presented lnfor- Hotld•PJi, JUST LIKE MOTHERS! cans Ute with Mr. and Mrs. L. R. clrclea of tho chl!!'<h will Recent visitors ol Mr. Blll'lbl ArM, 39c "•·2$ 1 3 CHERRY PIE FILLING· and Mrs. Fre<l Wyers. Mr. and Mrs. Joo Fouod I clerks. Syracuse Pet. - Mrs. Susie M. fisc her, presiding judge; Mary E. Curtis, Bernice Levacy, Mary Lou Ihle, judges; Dorothy E. Smith and Margaret D. ... a hold 1 combined JIOtluck Mrs. Pearl ~Don and falllitlJ 1 Lula DJIIon,~E::.v•::lYc:•:..::ltl::un::·~~~------...00 NQf, 11 at 8 p. m. with a i. -box MORTONS BREAD DOUGH THANK YOU gqpt 1011 11nd daughter • in • law ~· the busl!lesi meellll& Ch~ndlersville, visited Sat•ud•,YI ence Ann Bearhs, Mary F. Me- D-.n IUN& Telt1 t!mt and date 11 a gluce. Wtlet· proof*, s.:lf·l'tllldlnl . Sm~rtly w•• SPAGHETTI DINNER PEACH HALVES Cbase.. Mr~. Donald 11oone SPECIAL! VIOiliUI., Gladys and son. Mrs. Bel'! llodlmer pre88PI· Mr. and Mra. A. E. ,:;~[ ed dev<>t!Olll the topic, and Marcella visited ~ "!fow Sbouid we taktn at Medina, W, Va ., with ROBINSON'S CLEANERS in~ stainles~ , Bost<m of r001111, The meeting waa open· Sunday ed br the cllllr111an. Mrt. Jlar. 1\!r. allti Mrs. DRY CLEANING MEIRESS OF TIMf. - RUTLAND Mr. and Mn. Cunnlnlbam, 4a1f41!ter and IO!I-IJiolf.w. when the Lovejoy ev..,Jifl In the 1 Angus, clerks. Pomeroy 2nd - Vern Bolinger, presiding judge; Eulalie Webster, Frances E. Brown, Patricia A. McKnight, judges; Elizabeth Well, and Edna M, Hummell, clerks. Racine Village - Cora B. Beegle, presiding judge; Crystal A. Stobart, Nondus M. Hendricks, Claude W. Roy, judges; Marilyn L. WoUe and Mary Ann Huddleston, clerks. Syracuse Village - Beatrice M. Lisle, presiding judge; Rol· lin Carroll, Oris A. Hubbard, Judges, Eura Largent and Net-1 tie Moore, clerks. ! Minersville - Bertha L, . Scott, presiding judge; Edna · Edwards, Val Mitch, Maud Grueser, judges; Grace M. Fisher, and Elsie Forbes 1 clerk.!!. Racine Pet. - Clifford S. Morris, presiding judge; Ruth Ann Hill , Paul A. Sellers, Betty A, Carpenter, judges; Nancy E. Carnahan and Lucy E. Taylor, RT. 124 Frozen Food 1-lb. Roll1 COMPLITI J-. for the rear B~h . Glady• Dillon vlolted last week wilb Lu1a DiUoo and Mrs. Jones and ton. Society Notes clt, q~;:1111 i - 0.... I te I Men. Thrv l1t PKG. CHEF BOYARDEI Joppa · Lovejoy Circle Pions Annual Group Projects 1 I Now Phoot .... SH 2-5541 RACINE SAUSAGE Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns WY 2·2284 POMEROY Fifth •nd Pe•rl PECAN SWEET ROLLS REGULAR c SPECIAL 49c Tomato Juice NO PAYMENTS TIL JAN. 1, 1965 Clover P•mt Dep1rtment Store "Tbo 1101'0 Wltb A llort" c l-Ib. lb•. STOKELY'S LAY AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS I 2-HOUR Clever Farm Store Route 7 TUPPiRS PLAINS TRAY PACKE'D for BROUGHTON'S . I Food Market BACON 6 89c SOUPS RUTLAND RACINE LYONS Bvckeye CAMPBELLS Chickon Noodle, Vogotoble Beef, Beof BHI Noodle ond Croom of Chicken 1 · Ne"' Grou p Shop At ..• OHIO VALLEY Dollna W. Jones and Ethel G · Smith. Gall!a Count .v Extension agent; Paul Oshel J-Iuntjngtun manager and Clyde Shasteen. elerks. Asbury, market administrator. ' ' PomProy 4th-- Norma L. Zie ~- 1 To Limit Quntitift Rights Ratrved 1 P~~: J9c SAUSAGE Pomeroy 3:C ~ Flo ,, OHIO VAllEY I THE SMART WAY TO SHOP FOR CHRISTMAS . ~ I) I clerks. Pomeroy 3·A - Esther 13_ Gross. presid ing judge: S::.ra E. Hawk . Helene Mullen, ~~ ~ rcei­ Jene Strau:;;s, judges; Marjorie Reut er and Rose Si sson. cierks. Pomeroy 3-B - Marie Custer. presiding judge; Neva L Sev· fried, Bernadine S. MPier, M~­ rie Walson , JUdges: Lucille Vau. ghan , Marie Leif~eit, clerks. • .J Jitney Supper Commltt"s for PTA Announced CALENDAR • •• I Carson. presidm~ J lld~e ; Seth F' Nirhol -.on. Wdd a J. Br ogan, Mflr garet Sehilling. judges : Ne\'a ~cholson and Allegra Will. ' SOCIAL another animal, -a skunk, kitloo in the Flatwoods area, has been determined rabid in tests at NeJsonville. from starvation . FlNED $5, COSTS From 1921 tu 1928 under Prfs-- Gary Freeman, 23. Pumeroy , was fined $5 and costs in Pnm idPnts Harding and Coolidg~ . he served in the cabinet as secre- eroy Mayor Charles . L~gar's ta f coult Tuesday on a c1 tulwn of I ry 0 commerce 1 passmg on a double ve llow In 1928, h~ de!eat€d New lme York Gov AI Sm1th and be· came the 31SI Presidenl uf the DIVORCE GRANTED Umted Stalt!s, but the hour of 1 Vir il H T great tnumph soon turned sour g · . aylor hu been on him . granted a dJvorce iu Meigs 1 1 Co unty Common Pleas Court The Wall Slret-t crash, the de- from Opal Carol Taylor. No pression and .mally the re sur- children were involved in thP 1 gence of !eh Democrali<.: party action. undf'r Franklin D_ Hoosevel! which rasl tiJe bla me for the Hoover swept him from the na tion's W{)rsl economic buslo n While House. I Page and Els1e L'runser . clerks. . Wt•s! Rutland - Rose Ellt!n I • ANOTAER RAIIID CASt: The MeilJ• County Hnltll De- In Rotunda J,..~ si E' P. Sansbu r~. l,l:'ona \1 1\f"nnedy. JUdges. Janire Ann I ' 80%. CANS $100 • j ..t ' ·' .' '· .... _.-.. • DEll S. IIOUSH . , ,, . ••. , .n OAIIIIM4II 1 ~aou ·· . I --------------------' Line Halloween �., ' '. n.n,. Seotlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o .• Oct. %1, 1VM-ll WANT AD INFORMATION NEW HAn:N !"SIGNS QUALITY -- - - - - - - - eALUMINUM STORM DOORS e PLOORING AND SIDING ePAINTS- PLYWOOD Anderoon, Mrs. MeMillin Services set 10 ~CI~ On Thursday ior ,..d 0 0 I _Lo_og_Bo_ttom--r ~~ ~ ~.·ety News '"--!ety Notal .Jut: ~ I. (' I l'riens ...... onny .. boor fll a ., 'Mri." 4 .;~:e ~; I the death <>I Leonard K..m,. llr. IIIII Mn. ..,.... . Mf Funeral Keno. ore -lldnc ... Writ tl • 1960 R•mbler Cl1ssii: W1gon $899 -~~~~ 59 Buick $995 ,.rvict lor Mrs. Byrd Kirker . . dllll!hter at IIDIIor Bn. aa:u~rauNa .._,..._ tlldl LeSabre 4 dr. We un refer McMillin, 88. of %109 Mt. Those visltiill Shellie Petty, She weig.bed Jfz. ...... ~ Local owner. 6 cyl., St.ndard traat .. radio, heater, cleu n. ........ ._.... ..... t"ttlll • lllbt . . . . . . .., ... 4eowoel inside and out. I'M ,... lewtl' ....._. you to local owner. Power Vemon Avenue, will be in observance rJf her birthday pa(efttl are11r . . Kn. ..... .,~-!!Ia ....... ~ .. We Wt 1111 1111111 1teerine. Automatic. h.eld fit 2 p. m. Thursday tn Wert : Mr."and Mn. Cecil Towa- ley Hmdlq, · -~ ~ lllhar .0. ... bl 1II!Oftlthtr t. 1958 Chevrolet Bel AlrVS-4 Dr._ $495 s.- $966 Ute Heights EUB Church with send, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Town. Mr. 11111 Mn. 14Wr~ U l a - ........, ....... 61 Ford I•••••MI . _ the Rev. Roy McCoy ::~nd Rev send, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin- Town- ot Syracaae. Gnat .......... Cal WI Ul'lt a., • Nlpt: Sta. Wacon. Fakon. Show• 0 . H. Carder officiating. Bur- ~· Clyde Townsend, BelJe.. er lA Mrl. ~ eaitrm,i ~ 1963 Corv•lr P1nel - - - - - - $1699 7 • 1e extra good eare. 6 eyJ. ltd. ial will be in Lone Oak Ceme-- vtlle, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. ~- cuse. Low .mlleaae, tolld body, beltel', 1ood liNt, WGHT BA ULING or wats' shift. tery. The body wJU lie in state ion Congdon, Mr. and Mn. Jim Mr. and Mrs. rtoyd ~ at the church one hour prior Foutty and doughier. Parker>- and Mr. and Mrl. Lee ~ bauiJn&. .PI!one WY z.G21 lo service. burs. W. Va. Mr .. I Mrs. Guy of Canal W"mcbelter .,.,._,.,. ' Pomoroy, Ohio Mrs. McMillin died Monrtay Carleton and Jumor Carttoton, day guests at d!e home 9fff'• ==::::::-:=--.-::-'-21-:::::::IOtp:: ID!AnNG, Pbmlblq. Maellll' _ night at her home after a long Po:J'~roy ~tnd M~~m~Ul8 Durst and Mrs. Guy Bwadley. -- .,~ OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. rar..e., &neld Rlii6~ 1959 FORD, t passenger Coun- illness. She was born ln Mason an aug ers, sv e. Mr. and Mrs. Gary ~ POMEROY, OHIO 111 East MaiD Banet. p..., try Squire Station Wagon, au- County on January 29, 1876 the Mrs. Nellie Stethem was vis- of Pomeroy visited bel' ~. eny. Pteou IY1 WIG. tomatle triiiSJJilsstoo. power daughter of the !ale .Joseph C. lting Mr. and Mrs. Howard I Mrs. Ernmo LedHe Sanday; 1 JD tic Jteering, radio, beater, pow· and Fliena Rend K1rker . S~P. I Young, Paden City, w. va. and I Mr. and lfrs. Floyd Kenned:J For lent For S•le - - - - - - - - - - er brakes. Phone WY W891 formerly operated a !ltore m Edgar Coleman, Sebring, o. I and Mr. and Mrs. Lee 'I'll~ PHOTO ,......-.. r ..-.~~ ,...___ or see lt at Hackett's Sohio Pt. Pleasant. Her husband, L. of Canal Winchester and z.tr. SIZE Warm Morning ...,.,~8 ~·~· ~,... If A M M M K"bbl A t C r! d · PHONE WY2-2156 TRAILEII loll for rent. close LARGE coal ~-·e lor aale, ..,. w made o1 legal papen. Service. 10 7 c . c illin. oPt. Pleasant mer- . ary 1 e, P os, a 1 . an j and Mrs. Guy Swadley, ~~1, ;,wv .,_ b:lrtt! record and 1 chant for many yrars. preced- Alice ~ranstrom Toledo. 0 . Middleport, called on Gef,ltJt to Laundrymat and schools. Gar] H. Williams. Phone WY s a most any Tttt Rambler ed her in death on ()(>tober 16. W"'re dmnf'r guests oJf Mr. and and F.dith Titus Sunday . . . Valley Lumber & 811pply Com- 2-5389, at 785 Dock St. Mid- other docum~ntJ Also lamlnWorld Standard of Compact 11963. Mrs . David Smith. ' ;, pany, Midd.leport. 10.3-tic dleport 10 3tc tlng in plasUc, film to preE:rcellenCf' I noon. Card of Thanks _ .. _ ' sen·e your valuable p!ipera Ylrs. Mc:W_illin was a member 1 Betty F'rederiek and sons. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Belt. and MODERN 4 room and bath Reatr.r JJu1urance, Pomf'te)' , Bll cu room. ride aDd per· of the Hetg-h l: EUB church ; Chester. Evelyn Tuttle and Ina Mr. and VIrs . Mitchell Belt I WISH to thank everyone for furnished apartment. M 1 d- ACRE and one-half com. Clyde i • 1fc · lwmance. SmaU CJtr rconom) and a member of the rhurch Patter!'on. Cuysvil!e were visit· and Mr. and Mrs. Dalla5 Heh• their kindness during my dleport. WY 2..J874. Brown. housetrailer on Har--and maa!~~rabiU&y IMissionary Society. ing Leone Babcock. . ler ~E~nd famjly spent .a weekend stay in .M.eigs General Hos9 11 tfc risonville • Rutland Road. AUlTIONEER ~ Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Mr . rlnd .~1rs Fred Larkins recenlly with Mr. and Mrs. -Guy pital. Special thenks to the 10 20 3tp Complde 8enlce Metropolltn Motort 1 W. E . Yeager. New Brighton. were dmner guests of Bess Lar.: Swadley. ~ Laurel Cliff Free Methodist FOUR room furnished apartCr1tt 5fradf..-d E. Main Street, PomerOJ I P.a .; one brother , Joseph E. kins. R~edsville . \1r . and Mrs . Alpha Barr a:ild Church for their prayers. ment Pbnne WY t-.3658 FREE use of our Carpet Sham'a'l'lie, ...._ • C.IMI Pboae W~ N81l Kirker, Rehoboth Beach Del- Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Weber . son, .Michael. went to Lancast.24 Mrs. Jones Lewis ~~ .,. ~c pooer with purchase of Blue .&.. c. BRADFORD f 22 ~~ aware. and several niec~s and and daugh! Pr. MrKf'l•s Roc!;,, f'f Lo attend the Lancaster In 21 Itc 1 FOR RENT. modern bouse. Lustre Shampoo. 8 aker aaeme. 01111 FORD pickup ¥.! ton with nephews. Pa ., spent the weekend with on S'aturday . 1949 : : : si:r rooms and bath. YoungsFurniture. U) 20 6tc 1 11 tt~ Friends may call at the Mr. and Mrs. No.rman Weber 1 Robert Rumfield is ill ·i.t town kitchen, tile floot . loor without 4 bunk camper. Crow • Hussell Funeral Home. .\1r . and Mrs Dav1d Cartl:'r, ' his home. In Memory cated al 136 LiDl:o1n·rd Call 1 in. wire 6 steel posts, 1 bear Bill Buck, Cheshir~. Rt. 1, . I Mr. and Mrs. Jih Carter and Mrs. Marie Edward lw betn 7 7468 10 19 b 29 de bow outfit, 1 Agfa camera out· EM · · Gtp M,r. and Mrs. Henry Hensley ill and is Wlder a doctor'• .cete, IN LOVING memory of our WY 2-3020. lit, ooe pony pump, 51 Ply· EXPERIENCED t N.I W V d to ' were a I ro, . a., ue 1964 SIMCA 4 door sedan, new son, Robert Casto, who passmouth, kerosene stove heath d th 1 th eJr · grcm drun tlJer , For Sale white walls, snow heads. t e ea 0 ed away October 15, 1961. er. John J. Fry, Depot St.. fu lly equipped. Phone WY Ahce Roberts. 0 . 2 Some may think we have forRutland. Ohio. 10 20 3tp I 1 IDV 1 Spending the weekend wit h Mrl gotten, ONE large coal heateT In ' 6247 aiter 6 p. m. • . . k t•med FIRE WOOD, locust posts, laW 10 I".. 12t ' I and Mro<. WayneR.Prmce Though we know we never good shape. Fire br1c d M h d RWefil h " logs. Call Sherman Roberts 1 JeS i Mr "n rs . ;c ar ul · . wil~ inside. Phone VI 3-2240. '[Akron, o. an d Mr . and Mrs . - - - - - - - - - - WY 2-&476. 10 2() 3tp .._ • .-om the larllest truck or Though he's gone 10 21 3 :c oulldozer radiator tv the Livestock j Clarence Dean, Columbus. BY ALTA CONE from thisj earth. AUCTION SALE, Saturday, 7 USED workpants, shirts, COV· tmalleJt Deaf.er core. ·1 PT. PLEASANT . - George 1 Mr.s. Dayton Coner. Wheelin.g. Leonard Quisenberry and fa. In our memory he lingers 1 • 11 d · k Ca 1 Ch FOR SALE : 15 year old H~re · W Ada t ed f p.m . Welch's Auction House eras, an JSC ets. r evford bulL Phone WI 9-3054. I . . ms, 92 , re Jr armer l W. Va ., spPnt several weeks wtth mily spent Sunday at the.MiltQD olill. Laurel Cliff on Rt. 124. Used alier, Long Bottom, Ohio. ~ullin s home. _...t 10 21 3tp ?f Plmy, died. Tuesd~y morning [Mr . and Mrs. Jerry Caner. 10 21 ltp and new merchandise. 10 15 30tp WY 2-2143 PomorOY rn the Arcadta Nur.~mg Home., Visiting Mary Pwrce were Mr~. Albert Cone caned · an ----~-:--:----10 22 3tp ;_I~ SOW AND PIGS, Ch-a rl;s Coolv~lle, Ohio, afler a long : Mr. and Mrs.. . Dt"'-'er Curtis I Mrs. Edmund Foster~! Notice ~- ~INGER159Sewtnp machi.Dea. i. 0 McCOY AUl.''rtoNEER., Blake, Hen Jock Grove, Ohio. illness. and Evel:m \\ h1te. Columbus, The homecoming .at the Nft· 1 50 FARM BELL with crdle. Pur· oew · up. heveral IISed chester. Obio. S 23 tfc Phone WY -6J9.1. He was born in Graysr:n. Ky . Mr. and Mrs. John Manley, 1arene church near Pt. Rock 2 AUTOMOBILE b.sPU"ance been ley Karr Chester Ohio. maetUne~ at barga1D prtca lO l9 3t.c Nov. 22, 1871, th~ son o~ the Groveport. Phyllis Larkins and I was well attended. A revival iJ caoceUed? f.,ost your opera· _ ' '10 21 3tp The ll'abrlc Shop. <::ing4!f Salea ___ late John and Elizabeth fargo Dora Pieret>. ~ ~-.~ tor•a lkeooo7 Clll WY J.IMI. -c-:':::-:--:::c--c---c lad ..._._ Pom~ Oht. Real Est1te For S.le , = ·ng held and everyone luv!l_.. WY .,.,,,......., ....... Employment Wanted Adams and to Mtlson Ernest Wyatt. Chester was i ed to attend. SPECIALS loT Thursday, FriW28t. 4 .~. Zl lie · C h moved h . --'--'---,--,-----c·- ounty w en e was 12 year.s visiting Mr. and Mrs. Larry Walter Pettit and funltf. day, Saturday at Harden'.s 1958 TRAILER 38 • x a• with SEVEN ROOM brick hom.e In IRONING to do in my home . old, spending the remainder of Curtis. i Charleston spent Sunday at·ur. Market, Syracuse. Sweet Cl- attached rooms, lot with P·JJneroy, two bathrooms, 4 $3 bu. or shirtl 20c each. hi9 life in this CoJilmunity. He Mr. and M111. Oscar Babcock · Peltit ho~e. .·. 7 Wanted To Buy der - 9c gal. Fairmont Ice basemr..,t and out building, in\ bedrooms, garag~. basement, Phone WI 8-3464. 10 20 6tc was~ member of the &rmony were visiting .Mr. and Mrs. I Jim Wilbur, Dresden, called 98 Cream, reg. csanRutland - Phone SH 2--4431. !Lar fuushed Baptist Raymond Fitch, Dewitt.s Run. at home of his brothP.r, Vancr 79c. Our 1h: owngal. homemade ·0t Out rooiDI of bl•hln attic. t Sur·• Church. · USED DEEP FREEZE. Phone sage _ 590 lb. 25c yellow 10 16 6tp ge · · ... wa er. Instructions , . ••VIng .are. bis ¥{if~. ,ren· Mr. and ~rs.. I,awrence Kill- Wilbur and Iamily Sunday. WI 9-3054. 10 21 3tp school tablets, 5 _ $1.00. Central heating Inquire me Hannas Adams, one . .sou, bl~. and lielen, R:Qge.rs. 0 weN! Pomeroy visitors Tuesday . F h . I lluce • hds TWO USED sao raoses from ~,!'"!ores WYWild'!'!?!h. W'!._tfJ.c U. I. CIVIL IIRYICI TESTSI Clyde Ad~ms, Pliny. on~ daugh. viSJ!ing .•M Mrs. David ·IPf'ltil were Mrs. Alta Cone, Mrs. Lona . LOGS WANTED. High grade res cnsl-J e • "" .- school classrooms, three _.., .vv.uu. rwter, Mrs. Mtldied Adam$ 881!, .SnJ,Lth. . -·· .: . . · . and Mrs . G. A. Radekin. walnut, cherry, poplar, bass- 29c. Winesap apples, Y.t bu. years old. Reflect good care, FOR SALE-Middleport' a ta1J. ::.00 ~ a teac~er .i t Ordna~e E}.t:~~ I · - -Violet Smith Mrs. Cora Morris and daugb1 wood. hard and soft maple,- 99c. Round steak - 79c. Milblk priced to go iat1t. CalJ WY a- est bu'o.o'-. loea·- 352 N. !Uitll llPJIOln' , Th<oulandl .n totM> tary Scl~ool, Pt. Pleasant; lout . ~ter. Viola. Co!umbns spent Sat· red and white oak and ash. · ~ ga. Dinty Moore ll'o · 51112 10 15 tfc """'" -m~ ~- ~and h ld d t 1 R 1 urday night with her !lOD · amSecond Street, Middleport *"· ru1 IDI"'-tt"11 ~ ...-. e• c t ren an wo grea Log bLJYtr will be at Mason beef stew, 49c. Priced for quid liiBle 1D- Mlarl- rr ' - ' - Wn,. mflA' &randchiJdren. on Morris and family. 10__21 3tc AUCTION - Saturday. October Furniture Corp., Pt. Plea. "-::n:d-.:,. .....:~-. •b;: FunerBI service will be held Miss Linda Christian bu •mant.. W. Va., Tuesdays and 7 ft. LOCUST posts. Several . 24, 10 A. M. I '"II !eaV,ing the qttlre at Oblo il<>teL """' ........1. at 2 p. m. Thursday in the L. ployment in Athens. 10 lfi tfc farm on aecount:ofl my healtb Fndays, 8:30 a. m. lo 4:30 hundred on hand. Mostly g<J04 and will sell tlie following per· ::Leg• ( Notice G. Mohr Funeral home with Henry Bobo made a busb... Jl. m. 10 15 12tc posts. Entire lot 20c each. sonal proj>erty.~' Fa!'ID mach- ROUSE for sale, $3500. S l.x --~. the Rev. Harry Miller and trip to Columbus on Tuesday. : . 1 Charles Ihle, Racine Village. lnery located at the farm 4 J'O(lnu and partial bat~. A1lnu.al !:C~~~~ :,o~~:. oountJ" Rev· C. S. Thompson ufficiat. I Kevin Cone, Atherut, spent : For Rent 10 21 8tc 'le.s ~-·t 1_ Chester on Close to school, 385 Hamil- Aen~uttunJ soetety mn~tan wtn mg. Burial will be in Suncrest BY BERTHA PARKER weekend with her grandpart:nta, - - · - ··-·-- ml ~ lVJQ I St eet M"ddl I Ohio be h~kl Thun>((o, NoYember 12, 1964 Ce le . Th . - - - - -- - , .state ROftte !_...aflft "" mile on r , I epor, · trom I!I:OO P. M. to 9 :oo P. M. at of· me ry. Fnends may call at . e Laurel Cliff Health club Albert Cone and wife. : APARTMENT,~ rooml!l and SOMEONE to take over paf~ I 61... - ... ._~ f If interested. write N. A. n~u flf tbr MtiM• co~~nty Comm.t•· the funeral home. will sell lunch and homemade Weekend visitors witb M~lt -nts on a 1959 35 :X 8, 4 west rom WM: JWR<UYII 0 Bow R "II Obi slope" .. Court, tloU.w m Pomeroy, . I . d h h nd --· Call bath, newly redecorated. "":: the Ba 9ba K Road and en. osev1 e, o, or Oh1o. ptes e ect10n ay at t e orne Evea Morris a Bn:uua 1Nl!l room and bath Detroiter D • eno II OX 7 7922 Qv.allflcattona tor und.klatet~ for ORDER SIGNED f M" k F Ut Walter Crooks, WY 2-3631. Route 248 at East Shade ca • , Dtrecton .ara that they mu•t ~ • o · . lc ey ox next to e vot- Clayton Morris and fam il y, C"' I'!' 10 15 6tc trailer. Mrs. Betty Reed, 10 18 6tc qu.allft"'d "Yoti!J' of Met1s count.J •nd PT. PLEASANT - AD order ing place. lumbus and Tom McLa.... hHII Bridge near Keno. Watcb for mud Uve • roembtr~ t1cllet ln ' .... """! P ==--.-:-----::--.-:-E. Main St., omeroy. · - .atct Society forprUUon• year L984 THREIC nd four fu I hesigns at turn ~ff. After seII • fanctidate'• miat be tUed was signed by Mason County Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Fox and wife, Middleport. 10 2 1 6 ed lnM farm machinery will go 19__ _ L.._I•• 6wtth the secrelary not Later th.aD IHIO Circuit Court Judge James Lee wiU leave Octnber 26 to spend [ " 1961 VINOALE House Trailer, to Tuppers Plains and sell the \aMQrftr ~_,I P.o~iY w.:.:oe:•Yho~~:m~~\e:.:'p Thompson giving default judg- the Winter in Florida. menta. WY 2-64St 12 8 tic 52' X 10' witb 8 10' I 15' household goods at the Iate ttell:et.. .at theor .at clo.e or til"' 191154 ment in the amount of u23.94 Mr. and Mrs. Norman SchBe{_' o nn\J' Falr, ~.e.., tlfteeo cal.,, , ....... "' Mrs Kim home opposite the RUTLAND - 7 • room frame enct.ar d•YS be[Orll' the date of elec· plus interest and costs to the fer altended the Fairfield counaluminwn awning. Prl~ Help Wanted · Farm Store ' •re M"'lil• qualified to ~ole. plaintiff against the defendant ty fair. to sen. Chester 985-4135. Clover 00 Route house with bath, gas circu- tlon,The COLIDt)" Al;rleultunl ,. 10.1Nitc society , n the civil action of Profe!l- John Slory, Columbus :'>pent " 7. lating heat, 3 bedrooms upBy: Fr.art11. "· John.ato~~o 8ec'l'etu"J" sional Discount Corp. vs. tan- a week with his grandpan"lts, IOMEONE witb good power ===-:::E:::w=IN"G~Ma~b;:;.:::--:;::. M Farmall Tractor, Al.Hs stairs, 4 large rooms down. NoToco - .,.,.u<•TtON di K w dl. Pt PI M dM N Sch . nd M drla Latbef ·"c me ' Z1 r. an rs. orman ae1er. Mr. a rs. A n saw to cut u.n;~Wood on my SINGER S Cludmers Field Chopper WI tb Gas log fireplace with white Public nouc,.,......-11 hereby liv•a lh•t s . an mg, . easant. Iarm. Guy Care I Ion. R. 0. 3, zags' buttonhole! mono- Hydraulie . lll t, used Jr . bu me~~ whbo~ Ohio tht! • Miss Darlene Eblin spent and daughter. Judy, spent : : . ' very b1 ick mantle and hearth. lay PublicHan. Utlllttn c...mmJnkln Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-6760. grm:n~. etc., WithOUt attach- little 1 H c Corn Picker Cll.l- A1umlnum torm doors 8 n d u. .appliC.I.tion far a r.m.mc.at. ot weekend with her grandmother, weekend with their . daqh 10 20 3tp ments. Sews forward ·and tivator: i4·~ plows, 1 n.'disc, windows cosmplete . On main !",!~~t.teeonn""':~ot·~~ n;:;,~ityov~~ Mrs. Katy Walburn, Union Ave. Linda. who is a student ~ - - - - - - - - - - - ' backward • 137 .81 cash or 7 Com Planter. Manure spreau· "' tn-.autar rouw. lu tralUI!ort coal I Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Eb- t Glenville St;.te College. ......., highway, close to schools and nnct, ....."Ytl, Hme, ltaletktDe, lum: ·I.Kil' paymenta ol .. .. ch.lpt, alld commodltln tn lin . Penni and Pau,· spent Sat- ' a Ilend-" ....: LOOKING FOR SaCURI "PY•00 --"'''y '""''uu . er with Seeder Attachment, bn-h 16 000 00 ber, wood = the Homecomina --• a,,.. I blond -alnut or A II bl . c dump yehJcln. lram •nd to Mel•• urday Wl"lh R·v Leslie Kun,· Vl.tl"es . .101? va a e n • .... • case side delivery rake, 14 ft. DEXTER - 5 .. room house and GalUa Count1et, Obto, Wlln• the .le 1'niD • u. & a?U ........,. ..._ mahogany cabinet. WY 2- tractor trailer, 50 toOth bar- . wlth water system. Rooms all fo~:;.:.:u~~: ,i! t~:~ tur· of Trenway. Mrs . Carl Tennant has beea ... -· .. · - - · - 2204:. ' tO 15 etc row 2 unit Universal milker 11~'ru"shed in panellng New ther tnform;auon by addrmtna tn• Mrs. Irene Counlryman, a patient at Holzerhospital. -..... ...,.. ...___ Publlr Uti11tie• ConuniMir.n et Ob.lo. Mr. .. and Mrs. Eugene Rus- Greenfield, ._t.toa. a..m.o.t. ......._ IM•hn• ZIG _ ZAG • 0 , MATIC, 1964 and • Une, Esco milk cooler, 6 carport, good outside• cellar, Coiumbu•· Ohio. th Mr "th M d visited , H recently F . Mrs. Harperh Burn& of Grant. ,_ 0 VISIted -.. 1 1111 184&. 1 o1 ~ Ls of Jay a.u Jr se ·~ mo er, s. WI . r. an ,. rs. armon ox. v11le is tht> ousegues 200 Sewing Machine, Automatical- milk cans, bushe com, some furniture included with K. n. 1 • . Margaret Russell Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schae- daughter and family, Mr. 50 Jy buttonbolea. JeWI OIJ butbushell ·of _ oats, band house at $3,DOO.OO. MJd~~~~·, ~~in ... 3tc Homer Milner of Columbus fer, received a call from their I Mrs. Paul B. Powell and Rick. tons, monOirams, blind tools, 8 few pieces of flli'Jii- FARM - 7l acres on Dexter was a guest here Monday of his I son, Wyatt Schaefer, Mt. Ver- I Mrs. Ada Rickan! bas rebems, fancy . 4esil!lii.. BraDd ture. road, good 6 • room house Firemen Planning 1 I · ~EDROOM h siec,e Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wea· "II non,. that a sur~ ouse, m011ern new. Guaranieod.- 'l'ra .· <lo! ac· AI the borne In Tuppera Pialns coal heated. Water In house To Spread 'Cheer' th h Mrs.t &haefer h . I was nd turned home aflerthbeing u---"' Ieben, basement, garage. ~ted. Full cash price M2.44 at opprommalelJ 1:30 p . M. from dug well. Small imple- PT. PLEASANT - The Pot"nt erman. gicnl .. M nd M H rd Ra h ! 1h dm tde coun y .osp1ta a I . patient d H at. I e. u.;u P rk""-~ !Ire Ia ......,. · r r. a ff!l. a y usc a un ergone maJor surgery. C iruc an osp1ta 10 a en..: 88 2 P ce, 1 furnace, ~ terms JL50 fifk . WY 2-2204. Llving room swte, piano, •- ment shed, garage and eel- Pleasant Volunteer Fire De- 3Jld daughter of Marysville, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Stahl, burg. ::: lots.011WiD accept bouse trail10 15 6tc brary table, ltandl, rockers, Jar, school bus and mail route artment is again making plans Mrs. M8J1 Webster and Ber- New Mllrshfield. Eulah Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Vsnct. 2 rugs some timber • trade. Phone '173-5611. S chairs, books, lamps, top coal. distribute Christmal!l Baskets tha Matlack of Richwood and Jeffers. visited recently wlth have returned home aftei· 6 21 aweepen, metal 13 acres exceptionally good and toys to the needy families Mrs. Mabel Hostetter, local. all Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schae- spending a vacation at Poplll' • weel per, uselltb S clocb paper bags, compete " beds aDd betldJns, old drea.. bottom land. $4,500.110. . . For Rent attachments. Bahince due ers, wash stand, dining room PAUUNE MARKINS of the area. . Applications for were Sunday guesst of Mr. and 1fer. Branch. N. C., where they vis---:-=--· _... 3 paymenR f1·.00 each. WY 2- suite, cJass door Cupboard, SaleltDU food baskets w~n be taken sta_rt- Mrs. Jolm Arbaugh. i .\-lr. and Mrs. Sam Lewis and il-ed the former's parents, Mr. "ROOM FURNISHED . apart- 2204." · · ' · ,. 1& ·J5 ltc dishes, cook:iJJa: . utenslls, coal RUTLAND, omo lng Nov. _IS With Dec. ~5 bemg Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Clark i Anita. Harrisonville. visited and Mrs. L. F. Vance. ment. 1128 E, Main-at. Phooe _....:.___ r 3 0 g e, Kt!tosene: ·· Range, Pllene Sll U5t5 the deadli~~ for apply:mg. and family of Co1umbus and with Mr. and Mrs. Orville AIMr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush vis-Harry Bailey, WY 2-34111. electric bot J)late, Korosene t!O) 20 3tc Anyone .wi8hlng to donote toys Mrs. Wtila Clark and son. l ien. ite<! their daughter and lam.. 10 20 3te NOW IN FULL SWING cook 3 to sewing macl> should wms them to the Ftre Kenneth, of White's Chapel Mr. and Mrs: William Souls· ily. Rev. and Mrs. John Barrio§ IDe 1 .:~ J aweepen lusinen Opportunities Department or call 14 for pick were Sunday guests of Mr. and by, Caroline and Tommy spent ger and son at Chicago, Ill. oV!; TRUCKLO,t;D ..:•. Many other Item; .. up service. Donallona of doll• Mrs. Way Clark and family . a day recently with Mr. and er Ute wtekend. =' A Ph WY UNICO TIRE · SALE Some very old are being requeoled lad wornMr. and Mrs. Kennetb Grit· Mrs. Gene Carter, Rockbridge. ! . listed 1 ve., on. 2-6436. en to sew 0011 clothes are need- fith were guests of her brother, end atlended the Fairfield coun- SIGHT-SAVERS Leonard Koenl& OWner ed. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Richard Corns ty fair. SAN ANTONIO. Tox. (UPJJi Vlddle(JMI AparlmeDI, G l'OCillllt WHOLESAlE · Tenna : Cash and family of Sandyville, W.Va. Mrs. Cora Renshaw spent a - A schoolboy who got bad' batb and ba~ 011 pwnd . Not relpjlP!ible for Accidents. PleaiJBDt VaUey Hospital day recently with her sister, marks .·in school was scolded. , Onor. New11 decorated, IJard. PRICES · · · BTadford Auction Company ADMITI'ED - Dwight Kin· Mrs. Lona Roecher. Chest«. loudly by his parents wbeu ho ' floors. automatiC baal. Bmlloro:l, Auclloneer naird, Apple Grove; shelly . 0 Mrs. Edna Schaefer, Mrs. brought hom• a poor repnr€ CaD WY. 2-3200 10 10 tfc dford M King, Pt. Pleasant; Mn. Fl'll'Margaret Allen, visited friends card. Neighbors told Qlem~ :=::::;;;;;;;;--·== · A. Bra will •be be IIIUijJel"ld as Choohlro, 0. ...,. Aleunder. Pl Pleasont: h1 Harrisonville Sunday. o1 the Weot Side Lions Club;:: --·-BED ,_...;;<... ~ ReJ1U111" ~-·· ond mud ond TtWtC.Sale vv~•ao . . . • ,.,.W'lJalua Inquire At St tion Mn. Maurice Snodgrass, Gel· Chalky McDaniel, son of Mr. Mrs. Homer Halley and Mrs. The civic group Bft'anged _ tE: 1 1'011 . 1, - · • Door. s - treads et Iowestr• advertised. ....·tho - - BUY NO · 11 11 ate lipolis Ferry; Lowen JackiiOJI, and Mrs. Curtis McDaniel, has 1 Marie Curd attended the Gos- send the youth to a doctor .rna:.•.· and bath. S8l S. Secaiad Ave., ........... · · or Call Winfield; Mrs. Floyd Wamsley, accepted employment as a . pel Caravan Singers prngram paid for .eye glasses. The boJ:: Middleport. CIIU WY :HI8I. ,. .... . SUPER SERVICE PERFE610N 011 beitot wrib WY 2·2166 PI. Pleosanl. Guard wllh U. s. Civil Serv1ce jet the Eastern High School SUJ1. be<ame an outstanding studeul!'; ' 10 I 1111 ' · . STATION t1nmut IIIII fitllnp, DoyiO. DISCHARGED - Mrs. Grov· Commission In Washington. He 1day afternoon. That case history of .:-:::-:-:::--.:-:-~=-:-=::-::. : • · lack w. Coney oiectric 1<a1ea. 30 'Ill. c....,. er Neville, Hogsell: Charles will leave on Thursday. years qo io one ol many In tbi. \1 llupler, . 4 bedronml . • Saaai'; · Mer. wv :1-9932 1o 1 B Ruu 11"08 PomerO Philut lty, 10 fl. ;meal ~· 1966 IIUIUflnce Tay r, Addison: Mrs. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. WilliBm Per· elore passage of the 17th files of the Lions Club, wlllcli; WY • -11' .. '1•11 • "o .~ . .. .·. .. Mereury, bodJ anCI · eh"stil King, Pomeroy: Mrs. 0 E. singer a no two children. of c.o- •ame;,tment in 1913. U. 8. sena- has made a project of sam~ """' . •· ". . -~ ·' ' '"-· .,.. lriDsmlni HNSON "' 1nouroUteo B . ·nal'.~ a-""..- J.~ G.JU1ibl' ·~ .CU motor, ~ 011, JO .mpene . r inker. Mason; »rs. Willtam Iumbus an d Tom Persmger VIS· tors were e Iected by the atate sight. In 10 years the sroup ·.....:: ~. HOUSE for rout, t31.qt mcmtb; · ~"lanli1 Gel Kfeau.EI!>-AU eompleht liiiilio iu•iliUo IIIII ' - • fD. AD lll'llllt II In Marnhout, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. !ted friends and relatives In the legislatures. provid!d abnut 1,500 schonl cbllij Clarence Wamsley, Clllt.a; Tont Cll!lll\01'. JAnd. televlalua with Ill equipment. 111r11101. .IIIII IIIII JI.!Des Allen and daug~ter. Hog. orea. dren with .ye gias-. ~ 1\'. VI. Phone muetl. 1 ......, Farm Bureau.·· Po m- 7 .!lf..... Larlial, Lou& Bol- Bud SiDq;oua. ;\&will. sell: Mrs. Thomas Arrlag(on, Mrs. Gene Juniper of Colnm· Hester Rayburn over tho week· tions and, In .arne ca., .IJIII'!!i PT. PLEASANT - Lu,nur., Blae"nars 2t DUTTON DRUG CO. 1 MATERIALS CO. MASON, W; VA. SP, 3-5554 MIDDLEPORT, 0. v• I 19 INCH PLAIN COLOR PIN WALl COTTON ' CORDUROY c Jteg. 8k yard New Fall Corduro)', Pinwalt cotton. BUJ aeveral :rll'da GENUINE nHOPE" 36 INCH BLEACHED COTTON REO. 79c FANCY MUSLIN PLASTIC DRAPES FULL SIZE lief. 29c Snowy White Muslin. Set tb.iJ and save now. Stook up now - now. c 1'1111 ailo Plastic Drapo "· New low diaeount prleo. .Uot. pattorna. Save. Dl~eount Discount Price DECOIATID 12 QUART MITAL WASTE 16 INCH I'ANCY PLAID COTTON SHIRTING BATTS BASKETS FLANNEL c ,........ c .... He lfltll Wuto Basket. 12 qt. lize, Hurry tbeae won't last lon&. Discount prlct, ea •• George Ad ams Ret Ire • d PJ' Farmer, D• RA 0 IATo R SERV I CE ' lit tbell for top value Prlct llx96 GLAZED COTTON MT. MIST QUILT 1011 Botto. New . low dtoeounl Ji!O(oo. B111 ... H Inch Paner Plaid COtton lhlrllnc l'ltaael. ... tblt Bonanza lptelol, 1 - Dlo.-unl Price ·it retch Hose 1 =a. tall. pair-$1.00 THE SHOE BOX MIN'S TMIRMAL KNIT UNDERWEAR SHIRTS- DRAWERS · MAKE YOUR OWN .•• = 00 OPP. EVANS IUPII MAIICIT-MIDDLEPOIItT at METROPOLITAN MOTORS You 11mel11 pick out the UMCI Cer of your choice, Tell us wh•t you want to ply for DISCOUNT VALUU WOMINS PALL Ill&''·" MINI COATS Flannel Shirts 1111 WUII llllirll. o\Nt, lltnde lfow low dllc01111t prtco. -"• uw. FROSTY SNO-MAN SNO CONE MACHIN I 00 1961 Chevrolet 2 Door 6 cyl. CAPS··•ea. !lena Warm Winter O.pa. •• Aut. oolora ond strlol. lhl. fl.lli nlue. l1lJ ,., lbat oold wuOoJ~....... _ .._ _ _ _ _ _.. MIN'S QUILTED ..., • - Qalltt4 Uoed Nr· 101 IlPPer liCUI. .... 111.111 RIG. $1.29 RIO. 791 VAWE IRONING BOARD ... , _ •1111 Msny More At .•• PAD ancl COVER Reg. 79e 'llut lloiWiu .,.. clol, lroniJIIIolfll Pad 1114 Dl•-"' 1 Price Glli.JITRETCH lltoadard ll"ana. 111<11. Now !illlob. Cle11 IIIII Dlco. 1960 .....,., 2 Door ftl1lt. ... -· lbop 11... rnur~ Bo1111111 Ito... DISCOUNT TIGHTS llriJ. c,, 84 MEN LONe» SLEEVE PALL ,, 1 SPQIT SHIRTS of lllno\~ $ · Mew 1'111 ti111N1 ...; :tai111. II• . Wldo • • IIIH.. dllim; ............tb.lloek ap-. . ;, . Dlt~N')' .. NICI . LAY-A-WAY TOYS NOW FOR CHRISTMAS I _/~ New Haven News Notes - Tuppers Plains c u.&O... • • • sOCiety • News • . an~ l ---:::--::~--IO_ill__:tp ELECTROL~ ====:---:-:-- --· ~~ fl~.~ S::; ba~ ;;;:;;:;;:::;::~::::=::;-1;-0-::20=tfc .. . e ' Mr~. ~ ~- FOR LEASE! :ms. · ASHLAND STATION Maso Personal AVAILABLE c. c. e = Rei. $1.211 Glrll Wll"lll . . .b TJchll, I to lb:, ' to 14. Am.... lin. Low Booqu priao, AOP SOCiety ' News r. I JACKETS· •• LaureJ CII'ff I NYl.ON ZIPPER 8tondml lrana. LUJpp eorrler. lool tilt.... II. :wn:: ·8•. MEN'S WARM WINTER mileqe. Another METROPOLITAN MOTORS PlliCI l-AY-AWAY NOW DISCOUNT PRICI 1961 ford Falcon 4 Dr. Station Wagon • DISCOUNT $1.99., Lq-Awar now, low - low ...... l'roltJ Sno-Man Sno-Cone Mtalatae. LOll Bonanza Prloe. FALL FI.DWII ARRANGlMENTI ·. 1961 Ford V8 Country Sedan Sta. Wag. ' _.,..Ill. $144.. IIIGp OTHERS TO $19.88 I 11'1. Aato .• 111<11. 0.. loul ...,..., U.OOO actual ·-· Extra Wort Ponto. StYI """· A . . 88 1963 Ra.-ler 4 Dr. Custom 660 . PANTS ..,..w nlut. lloao C* leD TwW. 'hll, ...,, .... Ito.. U:, ~ ~ --'-==~~-_.~;-:'!_, M,, 8 COTTON TWILL UNIFOIIM wiJ. Au!. llrloo u4 fai>IIGI. SEE THESEI 41!o. IIIIJI. 0.. loeoJ - · •,GIO COLOU oo.!oro. 11-M.J., IJ..III nllll, Now low - low pr!Oo. iiiiOP llriJ, OM I'O•P of Lodlu Botlor 00111. out to your 11tiafu'tion, .. · MEN'S TAN, GREY or GREEN J'I1Mol Lomlnohd Pobrlco Weo..........,..1fy._ tht cer end how you wish to ply for the car. If et •II possible we will work the de•l adlea(e, like AQT, Chestnu1RidP't· ·..;. SOCiety ' N•ws BLAEnNAR'S :0::. .; Bizet Jtetlte, medium, M- I REG. $4.9P VALUI! HOGG & ZUSPAN ::.,~ Pbooo WY :H17S. I 21 Ue Pomeroy Motor Co. By: CoDDle Frsncll, Bobby Vee, Gl)g1 Grant and Many Others Check Our Grtat Savingsl · ..-~ r \ ........ ,.. ... S BIG HIT RECORDS 2x4's - 2x6's - 2x8's 1nd other framing m1teri1ls. Check our prlcel m••eo. -brai.~-~ battery. - WI f.2l21 pony. RepalrtDt Ill ··•IDmallc and IIIDdard tr... mtsrtons. l!:leetrte •eldlna. ""i<;tiQ;;;;;:;pa;;liil ·- - · &Ill~~·~ Pita 'I._, GRAB BAG This Week's Specials •CARLOA~ SALE I CONSTRUCTION GRADE ··'Pomeroy Motor Co. OP ONE WEEK ONLY I =-:-==:::--=:..,...,-::-'l'IWISitii8SIOK Sllnct Cola- 11M V W ro1tu11t ~~-.. • I :lo" thr~ 1 '* • ' :,11,~ ~:I., I ~:\ .-t '11Ufl ....,....._., _ _ ,_~··~ .,.,.., Pllf't , PS ;o H 4 kim, Ohio. !10tc ..,.,. , • ..,.,....~-- ...-··-·---..-- I ,. --··-~---- 10 7lfc •• ' ·-·-·-·-- -- ----· ···•· lllfo BldweU. ·-· u ·------.:~:;,:: ller mo;her, ·M,ro. end. . lerv. ; •. ,.~,,~:J �., ) - ocl and ent..mmtnl .II!! ' JllO'Idocl. 12-DIIIJ Sent!MI, 1'11111Jr01'lllll«t!!eport, O., 0111. II, • ., ~ ( - ·· --~ I J PLAY· KROGER'S & TOP VALUE ST - PS Ill 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 · wllk oell flo Here are a Few of the Thoul8iUIJ OF WINNERS[ _ ..... -o..t-a...._.... ...... ..... _ '' ed o I 0 I ••u.- -a.ldwlo - lloltrc.l'lilll. . Rteetta Matza o. L. MASON MASON. W. VA. •tt• Mr of •canomlcal, Play Top -Value Stamps 5I EXTRA *A IXTIIA f,.. Top V.... ll...... --11111- oillo ....... aDd .... . - Of % pqo, I!Dl'll - . . Dooloh ~Miry EL IIIII l!lx. Sat. , Oot. M, 1904 before * SO EXTRA Fr.. Top Value Sl.-np1 lb. Chuck Roast . _. _ lb. 49c Boiling Beef •_. _lb. 29c Shauld•r or llrloln Tip " En~tlish Roast . . lb. 59c F,..sh Ground Red Perch Fillets . ~- * " - ct 2 pl<p ..- mono lluoldlo Sllood 11oo1 It's wwl1hH end priced • • , IINt't Thrifty 111ft Tht lltst buy 1r buiii....YIII.tt Mtf. And Kroger's Top Value Stamp• with coupons from this ad. F.-. T• Yo,_ ...,.., ICr(Hter~ut . velue-trllftft'Mtd EXTRA FREE •• . ' Round or 1 1'1> O'Doll Kroger Employees Ineligible To Win 650 " Beef Sale'' Sirloin Steak • • • • .... 7Sc Tailess T-Bone ........ 89c Cube ......... 99c Thrifty St eak Sale Ebo del bel - Cllrioly O"er 40,000 Winners.... Will You Be One Of Our Next Winners? loo J ~liar C.""'loa S. VI .... Lyda~ con ...nl.nt f•rmt FURNITURE CO. - - .. -G ... IIollr $10.0U Gown-.. ,.,.. •n low A II. ..,... 1(. Mro.LY. - ONLY met 0..&11 ........ lb 39c "Kahn's Luncheon Meats" . Skinless Wieners lb. 65c 4 Shrimp Cocktail _3 J.:: 89c Pork Steaks __ . ~~·~ lb . 49c Meat Loaf :: ::;: lb. 59c ..,h or Liver Loaf Luncheon Meats Lo.~~f Dutch 'h lb. pkg. with C(JlJJQl and pucchase of 2 lb.s. or rMre knlfllr Kwick Krlsp Sliced B•con Ex. Sat. , Oct. 24 , 1964 49c Food Cake or Lemon c-. Fresh ~:~r Fresh Frozen Baking Hens ~..~ lb. 35c .• : F.-.e l op V•lue Stamps with coupon and pur- c.~ce lLh, c: J( TRA i , ,... Top 'i'aru. ltampt - 1 dl&Se ol 3 lb6. or mo1-e 1, I Fre&h Ground Mutt F.x. Sat . Orr 24 . 1~ Wlth coupon and tu' chase of one ean 1 lb. Ktogtr V•c ack " ... · or Drip :ott.. F. x Snt r"kt 2-4. 1984 l• e Alw•ys Have A Full Selection of Tenderay Beef at Kroger White & Asst. Angel Faod Ex . !=>at. . Oct 24. 1984 Rump Roast ___ _lb. 89c Smoked Picnics •.• ~~~~ 29c "''P. IUk Club Pleklt & Pimtrrto 50 EXTRA !=ree Top Valw Shimp ~ with C!'OUIJOII and parchase ct ... lgo, - s F,... fop 1/alu• Stem'' with coupon and pur- ~,.. .. lop Yll lue Stamu .' . with coupon and pur. of two head!! LoiiUco Ex. Sat. , Od. 24, 1964 r h&sf' of •me ean 14 O'l: F,.. Tap Value Stamps With coupon and pur· Fre. Top Valu. Stamps I t~ Kroger Vac Pack Nuh ' F.'< S.11 . Of>t 14. ' 191\A 400 ct. boxes r:auntry Club K._ ~eef Evaporated ...... ,_. Milk 8 ~':!:. $1- 2• ••. 39c Buttermilk ..•. v. ..1. 39c Anndllt C. I. Yellow Com • _8 :;..·~1 s 8 loaves SAVE * Sf EXTRA f=rft Tap V•lut St•m~ lri tb coupon and Ptll' '7_ 30c OOase of one pkg. Gflr.u Iron On T•pe Ex . Sat., Oct. :M, l !,l&l -- - -- -- I - ----- - Shop Kroger I For Your '------- Pm.buru & Ballard L new 2. diet-rite. 3. cola Get • free llip fNfWY tne you vilit our..._ Uft oft tba '"Gift Billgo~ panel. If a cift ill pi< ..,.w!, -.<ch with elft on Pla,D>g c.mL A fiJiad .,. gives you :HlOO Top Value Stamp&. If .it JeBds, KYou Wm A GIFT'', you will. your ........ of ....,. ..,., of the 26 gi£ta pic1med "" lbe l'layinr Card. If it reads, '"'Joa Win 50 Top Valne Starn~ turn in liR4f pauel at any ol oar ~ IIJid M 1' , . _ liO TClp Value Skmpa, EASY/ FD•t MOTH/Mil TO SAVE YOUR RC COLA, DIET-RITE COLA NEHI TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS. Plain or Self-Rising .J. ,_ ......._, ribht to limit !I quantities. • • .... .. .. ... . . 151 ct " ' Scott Facial f isf.Ufl' _:·.:_--c:_·'-'"":..;--.:;--.:.--:..:·:..: · ·.:;--:..:·'-' -- ~--:.:.--:.:.·:..:--:..: --.:.·:.:. -- '-' ..:__: . 410 ct. Z2c Soft Weve Tissu.t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lie Sta-FI~:~ Liquid St•rch ... .............. . .... . . _. .. .. . ... 'l2 n . t1e St•· Pio Liquid St•rch .. , . ........ . ..... . .. . ...... . . . . v, g•l. Jtc: Crl~et~ . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . 3 lb. 71e 10 K~o .. .. . .. . . . ... . . .. . 31~ Kr1111r Jnstanl Dry Milk .. .. ..... . .. _.. . . . . . .. .. .. . . . 14 qt . Navy Beans . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 lb. Pinto Beans .... . ..... ... .... .. .. . ........ • lb. lb. bag ~ 89c 41c 43c ' tt.inJ Ketchup Sugar Vine Rioe ....J 4.· FORD MUST~G. After you bave removed the llft.off pa!lel trom each "Gift Blnao" allp, fill out the revlll'H ldde and depoSit In entry bolt at ow stores. At end of COD· test, the 81'1Dd prize aweepstakea winner wUI be selected trom tbls area. anas GUARANTEE H Y1J11 ,,. ......, ......., utl.rlad BtnJ -Bt/MJIIEIJS OF WI66EII$/ wtth.., ,., ..., Datld ........ Kr~~gt~r Employ-. and I!IIIMIII* Pamllles lnal~bla To • With 'lbpValue Stamps you can do almost anything ofpeopl£ dol ••.arul lrom Ylno 111... . .... t In' wlttlfollol 'llloi'IU..,. "' ....rl,...... ... Kr<ttlor, wo wHI ..... ft • .....d llewlnt red-eo YDU II.. JWr IIIII rnDMY-i!lut II fOUl' Prwt ,., tnulbll. ft-. llftdoo skin, Mturtl Vltllftln C. FRmBnp .•. . -.......---.••. c h · J • JlriM callfGnle ..... .. .. . .. . . . . . ..... 14 01. :I:Sc: Sugar . .. .. . . . . . . . . . ·~ ~ . ....... .. .. . .... , ... •• •. . , •••.. • , . , . . , • , . 10 lb. $1.15 luogar . ...... ....... .. ..... . . ... . ... , .. 2S lb. $2.9t Marttt. Whitt Com MNI ..... ... .. . ,.. , .. .... .. . ,. . .. .. . J ._ 1te Swansdown Cab Mix11 . , ...... . , . _. . _.. . ... . . .. . . . . Me Avonct.h Ptac:tl HalvH and Slices . . . . . . . . 11c Krev-r Frvlt Ctt::lrtall . . . . . . . . . . . . . No..,caM 1 for 49t Kandu D'!lt.rg.-nt- PoWd.r .. .. . .... .. . . _. . . .. . 21 oa. Uc K.... Liquid ~-rvent .. . . .. .. . . ... . ... . , .. . , . . . .. .. .. 22 a :tte Kaftdu BleKh - -.... .. ...... ................ .. .. .. 1fJ ,.1. :a( K"'llr t.rn Fl•k• . . .. . . . . .. . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . • • . • • • •. • • . 11 -. 31~ Armour P-"'" MNt . ..... . .... ....• .. •.• . ••. . , 3 ... 1k K,.., All Purpo• on ... ..... .... _... .. .... .... .. ..•. . . M ea. De Avondale Caftup .. . . .... _. ... .... ... .......... . .. . .. . 1 for 2fr. ...... ltllt ~ ..... ...... .... ........ .. ........ ...... 1 lb. ... Spotlight Coffoo .. .. ............................ ! fto. SU:I Embassy Salad DNtling . . . .. . . • . . • .. . . . • . .. .. . . .. 3 q ts. Sf Clov•r V•ll-v PHnut Buttw . .... . .. .. .. ....... . .. . .... . 1 lb. 69c: Purln• Dot Ct.w · · · .... . .. ... . . , . , . • • . . . . . . . . . • •. . . . . . U fit. R .6t Strawberries ... ,•. 39c Endive Lettuce ••• ••• 19e K - Mllh llulcll 110. R...,., Or-. 110w ;o- . . ........ . ............... . ....... ::-, ... • Bibb Lettuce ·----- ....... ..,. Grass Seed !!' $1.98 Miehinn Peat . 50 ViJon Mt,uthwuh ---~---:,: 29e Lis~rine .~~ .'~"!"'-~- ··Twt 0 •· ••• We reserve the Halloween Candy II Scott Towel• YIIUI 11•111111 t. only 1 calorU! per serving no sugar at all tw(L pkg~ Hanover Sl HEATING or il O} l) lJ' I For A Complete .Selection Peaches ••• _. _. 5 ~:;..• $1 Pork& Beans ••• 4 ~ $1 Knft ......... Cut Green Beans .••• 8 ~~ $1 Mavonnaise _ ••. 49c _, ''hi.l.<;e <ltlO ........1 Pt•. " - Y. C. · - & Holvot COUpor 16 oz. KI"'OIw Pllln or c ....mH Haskin~ WL UJ Country Oven Cookies F-x Sat. . Oct. 24, 196-l Chunk Tuna oo-· By Bloehe M. Stew Sterkllf Delsey Tissue •. 5~= $1 ffee •••••...• ::·69c ~a Sausage 5 •Clns... $1 Did You Know That ... ? SO EXTR.A ... lb. 39e 98t ~49e T1lllfor$1 Krogw Flour Jll1ln . . ..... . ... ........ .. .... ...... .. J. . . 11 lb. etc Down ltoy Doo- ... ............ ... ......... .. 111>. , for ... K...., ....... ... .... ....... .. .. ..... ... , Juleo .. .. .. ............. . .. .. .. .. - 12 -. . . Clu• l'ol Ploa ....-............ .......... I ai.- 1 for ..., m ...- ......................... ................... • for ... ....................................... ,r·· ',., ... I �. ' I • •I l ..h .... IDII!' The '~ ter s·d 1 e place I to mseass me pro]ee\ mate ru •ame. ar~et 1tl.~ mppon Inti toopbriefly with hiS Wife who took Appi:tr4:! 11 tl)' lhe Smlth~nlan's ' eration of all good citizens . his at tbe ceremony . policy is ~ver to 1~ a Cift 1 intend to gather up all tbe By Dlat WEST 1 noticed that Mrs. Winston octahedron m the pnce tag. surplWI diamonds aroond my· u.bod , _ btenaU-1 was wearing pearls and 1 wed Anyway, I think the Idea of b...,. and pack them off to the WASHINGTON <UP!) - 1f it if she t>re;f'rred them to dla· establishing a natlonal jewel ] SmJthsoruan at once .. And I 1a true that cnan,oods are a moods. collection is a splendid one that trust you will do likewiSe. slrl'o belt friend tho Smithson- •· t like all beautilul thmgs in · lan Institution has just acquired elud ing diamonds," Mrs. Wm· one that eould befriend the en- ston J>ai d. " My husband I tire snior class at Vassar. !say s I'm .Us best customer." It weight; a tidy 253.7 carats 1 suggested to Mrs. ~Vinton AOBOtl8 and is the largest WlCut dia· that the thought of their bu- L 'l'lllol<alloo 0 4 -.. oolloq. DOWN mond ever displayed, measur- b~nds gJVmg away a 253.7-carat ti.Apood lli.IWrLlloom ing about 11:14 by 1-'h inches . Be- dtamond would be more than 9. (Jail. 1Waoh lieve me. dearie., tt 1s peachy mar.y women could bear . 10.~ &BJel>.cord tmp)O. keen. No Major Collectioa . U.~fll meat The stone was donated to the " WP\l. you have lo thmk 23 . Loap U.Belng & """" Smithsonian by Harry Winston. , abo~~ other t h.m ~s bes i~e s ~our. 2t. Shines 6.Aomall indebt a New YQl'k diamond merchant . . selfl \tr ~ Wmston sa1d. You 14. Winter quanol 20- """"" Ilk• driving T.l!Dmow who also gave t h e institution I have to think of the Lmage of ornament poet the legendary Hope diamond. ' the count.r y We are the only 32. CaJl to &USURl attract The presentation ceremony majo~ coun try that dues~ ' ! ~.ave ~: :!c~a 26.Klng u. Fruit of attenUoa Arth..... tho,.,.. was held this week which 1 at. a nauona l Jewel coUecuon . nver M.ToWIJUA 13-Cogwtended for two rea~ns · (1 1 1 am Mr.s. Winst~ . was being. ~ 1&. salls 28-Piowo IG,-ot 36. small cut interested in worthy causes and graewus, altrUI!=J' " and patriOtiC l9. At a. :JO. Gem SS.Cookoo n cars: (2 ) It makes me feel good to about the whole thing that I distance tastltolillml 1 !lbort. be around a lot of money. didn't think I should ask 3t. Radh•m• ......,t'"'"l;-,.~ NaUoaal Colk"liiOD her how much the diamond JL ::;h 8JHI The worthy cause in this in- cost. forbidding' stance ls Winston's dream I did put tile queslion tfl Dr. 22. Soorcb. 24-Permlt establishing a national Jewe l George Switzer the museum's 26-Lrnoesheot collection that would be B. curator of mineral sciences. He 27.Timber wott match for the crown Jewels of described the crystal as "a Sourc&at other countries. pale yellow octahedron, trans- J8,. Ught Unfortunately, a touch of the parent and flawless excepl for 29. Bone: anat. viru:s prevented him from at-a few small, black inclusions of 30.Partol a. doorway tending the presentation. But !carbon." But he wouldn 't esti· 31- Ex"'"""" I WANTTO TAU:: TO <?Oll I . • T,.l5 MORNIN6 AI!(XITI"Hf " 6RfAT PUMPI<IN .••.. IVAMI • SELECTEI PORI SUHl TIIM 1 DAJL Y CROSSWORD .._......,_ -= ...... ... I 1 -""' ,.,.,_....Gil' ........ ., .. -... iAio 1 ~ ~nfi lh PIED I,AAIWILL 5NUI'F 'W SMI'flot ~UT I COME OUT OF TH' AlEE-$-All MY 0~ RABBIT FOOT SHORE BROU6HT ME INIF NAllY A SCRATCH GOOD ..........,... ..... ............ -- .__ ofl --..-- SO VC1 JEST TEND 10 WI PIN' DISHF.S- flo. lb. - 49c i CllOWN SAUERKRAUT ~c I•• LHn 1nd Flt'tl•rful 33.- MINUTI STUKS - - ------ · ____ __ lb. "• EXTRA FINE GRANULATED sigbt 86. Oirl'IIDBZM 81.Bedm.o terfal for aa animal 118. CoYer<!4 Yosemite BABTLE1T Colonial ; .-•CANE wlth- nProng U.Bucke,_ otato PEARS DAILY CRiPJ.'OQUOl'E- B ........ how to wmt: lfll AXYDLBAAX& II $ .... LONQII'ELLOW letter slmpiy !tands fiX" another. Jn tlds sample A Ja118edt :ror t.h.e tb.fee L'-, X tor tbe two 0'8, eta. Single ~ apoe. trophleg. the length and :fonnat1ol1 ot tl:ie WQNI $18 . . 111PtL Ji:B.ch da.y the code JetteD al'O different. r A on>-~ Slt ZS FDEUDIClllllZ: xsrSLTllll.ll, KZ V.t.I VZLLI WSIC VALLZm SIC lOW THRU SATURDAY KSICXIII.- 'l'DXX Yt:>~te~ CrypCDq1Met A W011A.111 WOULD RA'l'EIIIIR MARRY A pr()()B.l"'iDDVJDEB mAll A i2CXIB !lfiiSt!F!tFF .-.a.• 7 . . . . Snow Floss With to(twepoptr Coupon• and Required 0fCI\ I'RA<.. TOMATOES 1Fbla&) WMPO . • lfAiw: ••He'a 1 ¥1ry sfck man ••• just disCOvered his '\\t~",. .J,. · hlst'losri1:~tlization -• lapu:" .... -------~­ "" _~ ·-'"" ........ WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6o45 Sign On 7'00 Be Still BJJd Know 7:0.1 Newt 7o08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headline• U2 Musical Clock 7o45 Word am! 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UO Local News 5:00 Jim Mees Show S:OO Simon'! Market . News 6·05 Sundown Serenade 6o 45 S<gn Oft September 7:35 8o00 8:30 8:33 9:48 10o05 IU3 ILOO 12o00 12:15 12:30 1:00 lo30 2:00 2'33 3o00 3:33 03 6:00 6:30 6:45 ~:45 IIIII 200 J)l -< Yellow Cling •· NOW THRU SAT., OCT. 24TH PORC'HA&a. YOU IIIAY ~ AS MANY CIOD'PONa ... 'tOU Wlfa Olf THIS BASJa. At any IVANS Sunday Showcase French City Baptist Hour News Hour of Deliverance <Elder Cline) Congressman Abele Sunday Chapel Washington Reporto to the ~eaple I ABBIE AND SLATI Sunday Show Noon News Christians Hour Rev. Merlin Teets Rev. Andrew Pars0111 Rev. Silas Billups Sunday Chapel Rev. Roscoe Thorne SWlday Chapel Country Hymntimers (Dan Hayman) Sunday Sbowcase Baptist Layman's Hour Sundown serenade Sign 'lff September Slgo Off October --. CRISP . Sl10P FOR TWE EU~AN COLONY WCMEN HER:E, PEACHES HEAD;,,, ffiUCE otfl OOUI'Ofl IU!:&IIWED WlTH EACH 121.00 JQO"Mus Head Eo":~' . Sliced- Halv" 2111 c ' With A ' ' 0.00 PUlC:HAII NCNI THRU SAT~, 2~ .I I OIDI At •ny IVANI White House Rome Beauty APPLES FINE BAKED FOODS APPLE SAUCE c 1~. bag lOS c.. FROZEN FOOD VALUES DILSIIY .. BRANNn MINUTE MAJD. TOU.ET ME ~UT HOW YOU T~ O LEFT 6Ur-APE5T Pt.H?1N6 THE RE· VCti ANP YOJ 0R:6ANlZfV A I· 5 tJCCE'55FUl PRESS IW ·" F&P With A $20.00 PURCHASE By GEORGE WONDEk AA, KARl.!\ U,t. O.v't, ln~p1etM Swift'1 P,...nium - 31i. 01"g8D ot One 29 Vot(uNd 2-lb. MlSTER LEE, fJUT WE'RE BOTH 'f/CMEN. SHE WAS *BreLY PRO1fe:T/NG HE< Flf<l>ff(_ 's -T5 Ill TISSUE l •••ular19o lOll. NJ55 HUZZA!~:. .. ""LAIIl SPECIAL! c Pillshw y1... Ball,11 tl Bi ~cuits • ORANGE DELIGHt Rell1 .. PtiM. llfll VITAM IN C ENRICHED IREAKFUT AND All DAY DRINK ,I ._[_o_t~_co_uN_T_o_i~_Gs_'__,l · 6 ~asc Swaaaoa Diaaera 3'~1 SAVE C)ME ON, NANCY-·· I'M IN TRAINING FOR FOOTBALL HEALTH BAR .!'LL TREAT YA \" 8th WHk UBONIIS ' BOOK" couiPOI"s, · . . I !-~ ' . A1d Itt Hu~d,Yl ;.,:.~, -~ , , IXTIA ·~ ....,,. \ s c • ' . .. . - .. ·; ..... . ,, - .. ·~· .... .. ._ •.. ' .... . . . .......... ..............J<;. ···---··,.,. . ~ ~ '~ "' . . .,.......... __....__ ... .., . .. _ ..... ,. *"' . ,. --·--- ......- ·-... --...... ~-- .... .......-. ' ...,. •'"-·· ···.· ~' · · ~•. · · """'" "'"'_..,.,,.. \ P.UUUV 66c JlEDEEM VALUABLE ' - - .. ... I �I • 18-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 21, 1D84 .. WEA'I'BEB Dally blp lemperaQim, II! ene of tile world'a mo1t tre• bit clllet - Solloa, Soalb VIet Nam - averag~s from IT to J5 tleJree• lbe year reud. e • a~ 'NOW ~01t" Moldy,.....,,, .......... Y ,_,.,. r. ru ,_,..,. ot r• POMERoY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . YOV Prldl,, (:.1 - .... lleip.ll- .4rse FIVE CENTS · THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1964 0 ...,. lliPtt. IIIP 41-M, low If& Farm Bureau to Continue Support Of Stronger Ohio Strip-Mine Law Meiga County Farm Bureau 1meml>ers approved a state-level resolutioo Wf9nesday night to continue thetr support of a stronaer Ohio strip-mine law. Following a ham dinner at Southern Local High &hool cafeteria, the 125 Farm Bureau members, friends, and guests, approved other proposed resolu. tions for 1965 and heard Sam Cashman, ~irector of_ Commodity end Busmess Services tor.the Ohio Farm Bureau 1< ederation, • No tedious stlrrina • ClinKS to brush or roUet • Dtles m20 minute. • For any room, woodwork too • Stays cleaner, dHM easlw ~!, f~o~:~~. f~~~~ POMEROY SHOPPER'S BONANZA DRUG SPECIALS OPEN THURS. OCT. 22-9 A.M. 100 TABLETS-REG. 79c BAYER ASPIRIN · · - S3c REG. 99c PINE SCENT LYSOL • • • · 62c • TWO 69c TUBES LISTERINE BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, O. TOOTH PASTE • • • • 47c REG. 97c MOUTH WASH CEPACOL • • · 49c • REG, $1.79 ALBERTO VOS CREAM RINSE ~ · ~ • 99c REG. $2.00 TONI w- REG. $1.00 HAND CREAM DERMA FRESH ~ . • . S9c ANNOUNCE RALLY DAY The Syracuse Churcb of the Nazarene will hold a Sunday School Rally Day on October 25 at 9:30 a. m. This will climax the eff<rt in tbe "Mareh to a Million" for the month of October. Sunday School alteod· ance has climbed. AU are invited to attend Sunday School. Pomeroy i \ Boots ... smarter than ever! No, 4 · THE FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS COMPANY OF POMEROY, OHIO 1 member of the Fad•r•l RtMrve System, .t the close of bud.,.,, on October 1~ 1964, p,ubllshed In ucordance with a call made by the Fecter.l ReMrve BMk of this district pur•uant to the provi•lon• of the Federal Reserve Act. ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, and cash itl:!ms in process of collection __ ____ -·--- _____ $ 760,933.42 SHAVING LATNtR • • S9c REG. 79c AQUA VELVA SHAVING LOTION • • 47c TOTAL LIABILITIES -------·-------------- $5,0611,213.20 LOW LOW DISCOUNT PRICES! POMEROY SHOPPER'S BONANZA , I At a I I BRIEF..·'· I i I ----'-·--------~"'"'~Rio I campa•j)"ns • Ill• Ohi0 for LBJ (, CAPITAL ACCOUNTS MIMORANDA Palitics \Vife of Former Ike Aide 109,074.89 Assets- pledged or assigned to secure liabilitle1 and for other purposes --------- --- -· -- ---- - $ 610,000.00 I, PAUL E. KI..OES. Assjstant Cashier, of the above·named bank do hereby declare that this report of eonditlon ill true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. . PAUL E. KLOES We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of tbil report of condition and declare that it has been enmined by us and to tbe best ol Dill' knowledie and belief it true and cor· reet. J. EDW. FOS'l'l!."'l HAROLD E, SMITH Directors. TBEODQRII: T. RliZD JB. .A .GialtJ- 1 BJ d bile $2,139,943.10 Capital: Common stock, total par value $125,000.00 __ . f 1~.000.00 Surplus __ ..... ___ ·-- __ ------· _--------------·175,000.00 Undivided profits ---- ---- ---- -- --------------89,812.79 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ------------- $ 389.81)!.79 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND . CAPITAL ACCOUNTS -------·---·----- $5,439,025,99 • To Serve at LIABILITIES deposits of lndividuahl, partnel'filhipl, and corporations -- --------------- --------- $1,727,482.10 Time and savings deposita of lndividuahl, partnerships, and corporations -- ----------- 2,725,195.21 Deposits of United States Government 38,394,9'1 (including postal saving&) -- - --------------Deposits of States and politicalaubdivisions ___ __ 440,657.68 Other deposits (certified and offlcers' checks, etc.) 8,408.30 TOTAL DEPOSITS -----·------ $4,940,138.31 • 1 Leading Roles AJ..e Taken by Meigs Croup I Three Doctors Demand --w--- s:; WIREJt,tJEW,S • . Mrs. Smith of I M"ddl eport D"Ies wednesday · United States GO\'ernment obligations, direct and guaranteed - - ------------- -- ---------- 1,021,163.63 Obligations of States and poUtical su·bdivisions ___ 346,532.79 Corporate stocks (ineludiJlc $9,000.00 stock of Federal Reserve Bank) ----------- - --------9,000.00 Loans and discount. (lneludinc $448.39 overdrafts) 8,259,026,31 Bank premises owned $16,~9.19, furniture and fixtures $25,126.81 -----------------------42,066.00 Other assf'ts --- ------------------------------303.84 Total time deposita -------- $2,800,195.21 other liabilities ~ ----------·--·---------------- REG. $1.00 COMMAND INSTANT '' Court St. ' REPORT OF CONDITION OF Total demand deposits .j Phillips Sisters Style Shop TOTAL ASSETS --------------- - ------ ---- $5,439,025.99 HOME PERMANENT s1.11 Mafia Bigwig Believed on· River Bottom SUBURBAN I e FRIGIDAIRE eADMIRAL e SPEED QUEEN eHOOVER eFLEXSTEEL e PROVINCETOWN He pointed to the continuing By United Press International MEETS GOP FRIENDS - Homer E. (Pete) Abele, Tenth District Congressman, running for re-el~n, met costprice squeeze and the conGOLDWATER : Attend• Wednesday at Crow's Town and Country Restaurant for coffee and Ropublican talk with 50 Meigs county men t:nuing decline in number> of Hoover funeral io New York . The Rev. Mr Stanley H . McGilliard, District Supt. of anxious to rupport him. Left to righl are Bob Coats, Bi II Grueser, Ted Reed , Carl Williams, Rodney Downing, farmers as reasos wh) farm City; Illes to LO! Angeleo, Calif. Mr. Abele, and Bernard Fultz. . people must cooperale if more JOHNSON : Attends Hoover the Portsmo uth District of lhe Methoolist Church, today economic gains are to.~ be made. fuoeral; returns to Washington Issued a call and mvltatJOn to all District Methodist During the busines~ session, D~LLER: Attends Hoover fu- Churches to att~nd the Fall District Conference and presided over by Thoma. Sayre, aeral; Joes to Camdeo, N.J. Missionary Rally , Sunday, October 25. 2·30 to 5·00 p.m., Ohio Congressman · four new local lrust.es were HUMPHREY: Atleods Hoo- al the Jackson MelhOd!Sf Ch"u"r.:cb~·~------•Pete) Abele was guest of named. they were Dale Bactr ver funeral · s aks ir RochesThe regdo agenda Wlll be .. ·treamlined in order to open swnary Chairman U1e Rev . Mr. honor at 11 coffee brunch Wednero Vir"il Klng, Harold Roush t ..r N V 'andpe 8 O!ton ·.nass " ., ~ ' · ., ' · · , ' the C;onferenc:e more largely to kwell W. Rupp, will presen1 nesday morning at the home of and Donald Mora. Mrs. David Mr. aod Mrs. Richard Karr in Koblentz was named delegate ~ L . ,e,Ya?:rh JJtr::EM .:'J'lli~}P}f,e'""r-~':'~ I•S,.,.; ,-,-:,.· ; thespeMciisoslio~:'p~r;sm~~~si~-e giv-1 ~:~. s~-~.~r~ P.~~.~t~I.;~~a~~Y~ Middleport Mr. Abele was Jn. and Donald Wilson alternate to I earl the Ohio F'arm Bureau. en by Mrs. John Wicklint-. Uis- cian and specr~ils t I~ h troduced by Meigs County Pro· trict Presideilt ol the Woman's disease of Indianapoh~. Ind., secuting Attorney Bernard V. A slat.e of policy resolutions I Society of Christian Service : I wi_l1 ~peak on the subj~ct "What Fultz. , were adoptee' for the organize~.1rs . c. F'. Tompkins, Chair- MISSIOns Mean to Me . Dr. Nay Mr. Abele spoke to tbe large for 'l965. I I man of the Oistrirt Children 's ; has been under special assign~ grou·p of guests, expressed his Work CommiHee; Rev. Mr.j ment to Katanga m th.:" Congo, views on current · issues Co~gressman Homer A~le I C'lyde c. Pinnell. Ch a.f man of . and . especially' to Piper Memfronting the American ~::~~iJ was mtroduced as a guest Y the District Board ol Minister-1 oriel Hospital there. and clarified his voting iI ~ Story. Also present and in1 · lh 1 in ·Olngress. He stressed the traduced as members o, the or- MASON - First p ac• In . e I ial Training and Qualifications: I The Conference al.«< will wel4 lmporlance of lhe Ohio delega· ganization were Meigs county 1964-6° An~ual ~ahama High : and the ~ev . Mr. ~err.es W. come Missionary Lester E. tion in Congr~.ss and the reSchool Arithmetic .c.ontest re- Wag~r. f!1s~rlct Chairma n. of ' Griffith, Jr .. on furlOugP £rom spect it commands from vetcently sponsored b~ '.sa A Hos· the Commtsswn on Evangelism INorth Africa Born in Cleve-eran congn!ssmen. kins, Wahama High School The Missionary Rally . under land he beg~n hi! missionary He urged the public to exermathematles teac·~~r, w~~ wo: the ~der3hl• .of Oistrict Mis-1 sen ·ice in Algeria in 19~3 . Sinre clse lts right to vote in the by Leah Ann MI er wt , then. he has workl?d with AI~ COQ':Iing electiorl and stressed grodrde -~f 98,!"~ c~n\l was i !I gena's Berber Peopte, al' o thai vo(ers ilen4 to Washlnglon ewa l"U a """ · · 0 · known as the ·Kabylf"S." : Second place was wo11 by the_; ~rso~ best quallfi~~· ---~ servtt the mterests of the P'JIT lloger LucltJdoo with a score j In 1958 11e was :ought up in or II per eent. He also Wltl .! tht> CivH ' War. v.oas Cbptured pie. otl\er county. candidates preNEW YORK (UP!. - Police awarded a $50 U. S. Bond. j · and held oopt1ve for SIX weeks. sent were Mr. Ralph Welker, feared today that Mafia bigwig Mary Fosler and . Robert Joseph Joe Bananas Bonanno Greene bed for Uurd plare. Eleanor Rob'son and Mrs. Eve1 llyn Lucke. Rolls, doughnuts. was the victim of a gangland They both made srores of 95 I and coffee were served from a execution, possibly canied out per cent. They were each Meigs Countv ~rsons taking table covered with a lace clot.h by tbe two gunmen who boldly )ven $I4.3B. . ·part In lh Ohio Rural Health I and centered wiih an arrange· kidnappetl him 00 a rainswept Max Brown, Erma Crites, Ja· . I SERVES CONGRESSMAN - Mrs. Ric hill'~ Jones pours cream Into the coffee of Par k Avenue s1'dewa lk . nell Call , Franz Reichert · Rieh- l Con!ernce at Baker Center in , m""nt of firelhorn . Firet.horn also was used on the mantle. Congressman Homer E. (Pete) Abele Wednesday at Crow's Town and Country The Sicilian • bom Bonanno erd Rood and Robert Brown , Athens Tuesday included Dr. ~· Those in charge of the arrange- where he met with 26 Republican ladies of the community. Looking on are Mrs, head of a cosa nostra "family'; also made scores in the nine· IH. M. Boocks, Heallh Commis· Mickey Williams and Mrs. Dick Rosenbaum, - Sentinel Photo. wos grabbed by the two thugs ties and each was g1ven f1ve . Slone: for At~ens, Meigs, and · ments were Mrs. Roger Mar· gan, Mrs. Richard Karr and shortly after midnight Wednes- dollars. Hockmg .~ounties, ~ho s_pok.~ Funeral serv ices for Goldta Mrs. Bemard Fultz. day in front of the Park Ave- Sharry Flesher, Glenndolyn l• on th~ Program m Act.IOn_, J. Smith. 65 , or 42 Park St .• nue apartment building in which Ord, Larry ...:atl, and . Terry Mrs. Geneva .Yat~s. Area Chal_r- Middleport. who died at her his attorney, William Power Ma- Kendall made scores 1? the man for Me1gs County, m residence at S:30 p. m. Wed· Ioney lived. eighties and each was giVen $3.1charge of the aft~r~~n pro- nesday will be Saturday at 3 -At • e • ' . Maloney was the uaJy wit. Gordon . Powell, Ra~y V~n Igram; a~d .M~s . VIVlan Hum· p. m. in the Poplar Ridge ' . ness to tbe kidnaping, wblch Meter, Pete '<arschmk, Cnug phre~ s dJsmJssed the confernce 1 Church with burial In the nearbe said took place shortly aL Abo lin, Phil Goodntt~ an~ Paul i With prayer. :by cemetery. WAsmNG'NlN (upl ' • •• .) .1 1f ' ' p t te 1 · h t' od a-~~ •.ynard made scores m the . d • . _res sa men m a SpePC prepar- rup 10n . ter be a _.noo, accom. nd h . Mrs. Maxine Hobstetter an 1 Sho wa s a member of the 11e9 a Ide t J h · R bli ed f d 1· t o,o,ohe!;ter "Wh s G ld 1 lakes led ,_, J..._b AI'Ia s~ven eac was gJVen ~ n o nson Views epu can or e 1very - a .1.1 en en. o wo er pan u~ ......,. -en, a w d 11 Mrs. Edna French. county I· Church of· Christ in Christiaq curruption • anl.i -immor..lity at- during a scheduled campaign office there will be the dawr of associate, arrivetlaa tbe budd· one 0 ar. health nurss, were there help- Union Pearl St. Middleport. tacks on him and his t~dministour through upstate New a whole new era of respect for ing lD a taD. ing with the diabetiC' and tub- , ' • '' F- 1:'4)111 - ' ' ' ., ' tration as a "smearlash" that law and order. We will make Bonanno was to have iestified Gir] Recovers by 1 ercutin tesling Lhal was made ! Survivors include her hus~ is drivng vuLers · froin GOP DA VTON (UPI) - GOP the streets saFe again fo, your that day bef-ore a federal grand available to each person at- 1band, William J . Smith, and ranks. presidential nominee WiUJam E. wives and chii<Aren," he said, jury investiguting organized , Thne Squad Arrives tend10g the conference. Mrs. j these children, Mrs. Agnes .., The Chief Executive said in Miller. told a cheering crtwd that 10 the cloud of sus- crime. Helen Swartz serv€d on the hos- Manley, Syracuse; Mrs. Eff!W St. Louis Wedrlesday night. to 2,000 here, Wednesday night over the White House A Justice Department official Middleport emergenc!'·rescue l pnahty committee Mr Char- ISoltesz, Grove City ; Betty June 35,000 neople that .his was the the "reel issue in thi~ grows derker than ever before." with the lnvestiga- squadmen were summoned to Ies Lochary, ~ublic relatwn~ di· Ma:sh, Chi~licothe; Fred ~A , DAYTON - REP. WIL- opinion expressed by •·a good palgn Js character versus cor- Goldwater touched on the tion commented that. "if l had a North Second-St. residence rertnr for Ohw Cancer Society, ISmith. Rncme ; three grancl\"t llam E. Miller told a Republi· Republican '' he had talked to ' s&me theme at Philodelphia to guess, I'd say Joe Bananas Wednesday at 4:42 p.m. where Cleveland. Ohio, was present. _daughters, one grandson, I i • can dinner Wednsday night In soulhern Illinois during his Wedr1es<lay night. H• told one Is at lhe boltom ol a river an unldent ,, girl was report· He is lhe son of Mr. aod Mrs. i great grandchildren. a sister, that Norman Thomas was out three-state campaign swing Wed group. ''the men who control somewhere." ed to have been chokio~ on 11 Patrick Lochary of Pomeroy. :rrena Shumaker, Pomeroy; two campaigning for the. Johmon- nesday, Johnson clearly agreed. the Democratlc part}' have pear. Squad1nen said the lass . . l llrothers. Isaa c Wilt, MiddleHumphrey ticket. The President began his tumed II into the party of the REPRESENTATIVE had recovered before their •r· Others alf• ndmg from ~··gs port, and Wilder Wilt, Bucyrua. He made thf statement to CBmpaigning Wednesday at fast buck and the slow lnvesti- Neda Bradford has been eict- rival. County . were Mrs .. ~lair Karr. j Frie-nds may call at tha supPort his contention Johns'?n, Akron , Ohio, with a denuncla·· gatton." ed Student Senate represents~ Squadmen also went tot he M~s . Mickey Wdhams.. ~rs . F.wing Funeral. Home . any ln becoming the New York Ub- tion of " muckraking, slandertive for the freshman class at 1"me of Mrs. William Smith at Elizabeth Lohse, Mrs. Wtlham time. The fam1ly and frtends era! Party's candidate, had ac- ous comments and mudslinging" 00 MO Grande College. She is the 5:51 p.m. but she was dead on Bradford, Mrs. Herman Loll - will leave from the Ewing · 1· ·during th.IS e1chon · year. . of th,t: un1t. , The deceased don · Mrs. Frances Spencer. Funera 1 Horne a t 2 P- m. 00 cepted •'a blue prtnt for soc1a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- arnval . i Ism.'' Three local doctors wUl selcve The period, October 21 to lace Bradfort.i Brownell-Av .• wos taken to Ewing Funeral 1Mrs. Mll~on Roush. Mrs. M ld-!Sat urday for services at Pop"You don'l get the endorse· ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPIJ - " medical aupervisors at November It, ... bees d.. Mlddl t , h red Betzmg, Mrs. Margaret iar Ridge. menl of tbe Liberal Party in Sen. Hubert H. Humplirey to- Bloodmobile unit visit to •IIDated by Ill< U. S. Post epor • orne. Brown, Mrs. Ella Cullums. ----New York unless you wanl II day described GOP presidential Pomeroy Juni..- . High School n......... I Mrs. Ada Slack, Mrs. Margarel A hb. h Mk k f d 'I" Mill ld Gold from noon ol e p, m. Mooday, om.. --,... -011\ or lbo Cott.rill, Mrs. Kathryn John· rc IS op an as or 1, er sa . nominee Barry M. water as Dr. R. R. P'"ke' ns' wiD be at maibn& of Cbrlmilas parcels Cl · R a ... a man who "distrusts the past, "" . by aurface craaspOrtatton 10 son, Mrs. Betty J. Hayes. Mrs. 1arge tn Omt' WASHINGTON A CON· misrepresents the present, aod the unit from no<in .tq 2 p.m., llOmbero of lbe Armed ForHarry L. Bailey, Mrs . Sylvia VATICA!II CITY <lPIJ - A Dr. John Ridgway, from 2 P·~·l ... ovenou. . Zwilling, Mrs. Franklin Rizer, British archbishop charged totroverslal Republil'8n campaign misunderslands the future." film on Aalerican moraUty. ·The· Democratic vice pres- to 4 P,- m., and Dr. ~~~ For ati'IIUIII parcela the per,., Mrs. Mabel Pickens, Mrs. John day that the Ecumenical CoUTlacheduled to be ~adcast over identlal candidate made the Blazewtcz, from 4 p. rn. until lod ta December 1 to Det!em- By VnUfd Press International She will appear today in Lan- Sauvage. Mrs. Peggy Carper. cil would rnake itsel[ "a laughthe National Broadcasting Cq. closing. . . . b 10 G 1 ud1 fo h Th wif f r i t caater Delaware and Athens Mrs. Flossie Brickles, Mrs. Ola i" J·stock in the evP of the rk od h At least 12.5 persons must re er ' reet Ill c r t e e e q a orm.er ass 9 • Friday' Mro Lar'son Wl'll con: St. Clair, Mrs. Maxine Wil· world" lf it attemPt. ~ to rush . (NBC) nelwo I a~, as !M> Armed For.,oversea• to Presldenl Eisenhower · · M c 1 K t M 1. b thl 1 h . d bal been temporarily Withdrawn f<M" WASffiNGTON OUPI)-8ea. pori to the unit Monday m sbould bo mailed wllbln the I,.,mpaigtlll . centrale her effort• In Columbus 1tams, rs . ar au '· rs. I rea ess y I rough a e eon further ediUng. . , Barry M. Goldwater Is scb..t· order· lo meet the 100 pl~n~l~q;uo-;: perlodo doll,.ated for parcels I' Ill Cenrlal Ohio to· where •bo'll hold a press con· Roland Eastman, Mrs. Mabel ' "world hunger , nuclear war aod The 30 • mlnule film, Utled ta for the visit, l~al . aod Friday on behalf of ference aod me~ with cam· Lee, Mrs. Waoda Paulsen, Mrs. family life." "Choice" had arouti&ed ·a storm llled eo make apeeehet toolpt can Red Cross offiCials If Oley are..}O Uve I rea&oa. lp,,.,l,dent Johnson and his ~ palgn workers. Opha Offutt, Mrs. Arthur Mor- Ar~hbishop J ohn Carme-l Heeol DemocraUc crltlelsm. 1 t s :.~:.~Y· on coasl-l...,.ast The Mlddleporl Chlltl ::::. ~~=••~ delivery 1' mate, Sen. Huberl Hum'hll fill SpeodiD& arily, Mrs. Unda Ferrell. Mrs. nan, norninol head ol the Brilsponsorirlfl group· "Molherl Fop A iape of a '""'b Ill< GOP vallon League wrll serve The "Armed Forceo lohrev. In other political news. Rep. Lena Kibble, and Mr. C. E. lob hierarchy whn is widely exA Moral America," wlthdl'!ow II presldeatlal eaodldale save Ia ·canleen. O.enoao" 1De1!1t1ft ·peno•nol Mrs. Arthur Larson, director Roberl Taft Jr., who Is seeking Blakeslee. peeled lo be named ' cardinal Wednesday after GoP presldeli- CJilca,. lilt Friday will be SWADLEY INJURED of oar Armed Jl'orcoo, memthe World Rule of Law Cen· to unoeat incumbent Democralal Pope Paul VI's first consiJ. tlal nominee Barry M. •Gold· iii'Oadcolt 81 11 p.m. ED'r to. bert ~ of ii.olr llinlllel, .ad at Duke Unlvrsiley In Dur- lc Sen. SleiJIM!n YtiUJII, Wedno• tory .. made his charge duri."'' water said II was hoi "appro- diiJ over 1M Amerloaa BroadGuy Swadley, owner aalborbed s. clvWaas om· 1mom, S.C., Is campaignlllll as day nighl callfld for an eod to •, • • consrde!'BUon of the counc111 prlale lor a political campaign casunc:c.. ABC oetwork. Tbe managor Mldoldthle SwadleyD Luin, p1.i,W .¥-aa wbt .....,lvt of a statewide "bandwag· squander~~!~ foreign aid "on un· drafl document on the modet'll I Ill ~1 form" """ cover problems · ber Co., lo Ho•·-r eport R. ·• lho ""-" ..· • • n APO. on" · tour durin• -mpathelc countries ' and on ' world. n r· - ·· ,IJieOcb· ""' of admitted hospllal _,. -... _,... ·~ which ohe wUI "' ill be I ' "tile 1r0e soct " ~ attend meetingo, slop al ~ projecll thai of!tr no real help There w· a meet Ill toNEW YOJU[ -d . I ~\ . EDT 5:35 p. m. Wedne"!ay for !111" pinJJ eeolers and other sites to to the recipients or to the U.S. night al 7:30 at the FederEDUCATOR DIES aaide poliUca, DIES IJive talb 1111 behalf of the or to the free world." aled Church for aU SUodaf LOVELAND, Colo. fVPI) 10 .,.;,. menl of severe lacerations of both patlieJ bellded a 110- .... \lid~ il• ,. 010 00 Ill< No· all l~e fingers 00 his right Bhnd ~UPI) -Frank DemoeraUc llclcet. Speaklng in Cleveland, Taft Scl!ool te•ehers and olh1!ri !Dr. Dwight F. Gunder. 61, • ·. lee! list of euesta Invited here II!NJ.,JiroadtUuac c~, NBC cut m a oaw. _ 811, Her husbllnd, Arthur, aerved said he oupports "lhe principle who IJIIIY be interested. Miss engineer a,l(l educator who llil, today for private memoriaf'ser'Qie,, """' , will . bo Mello Memorial Roipllal as special uslolallt Ill the Proto ot foreign aid," bul qgealed Vail will be the speaker on lbe in the develop111011t nl 'fl.. f..- H~rt Clllii< •HOCM!r.' OIJlled ~.~o., .!!t .~." . ADMJSSIONS -' Tet;- , ldelit, d l - of the U. 8: 'In· hal economle uslstance be re- topic, "The Unllod Chu\-eh Navy's Polaris missile, dled .'at More th _ aft 17,500, "' · 1'l!lll8 ; ' '" ,,~ .• ' r~l'. Dn+l·."" o' . ' '.: . . .... ..i ........~' "' Ill!'"'" ~~., I~ of• Chrlot Lllet,tture .and the hla L.ovellllld bpmo w~ .. ··~COtlllaul!l 4lli 1'14'·.1)· ,i' ' i Ill k t JU l 11 1 ~ilD - ' Ntilll. · .,.-. ':"·~· CUrriculum of lbe Qlurch." o1 a lieart a!tacll. ,~ .I 1nd Fer The Bestl District Methodists will HeaI• MI'ssi'otlary Speakers Mat h Ch amp at •h , Wahama HIg WINTER COATS FULL LENGTH Yeu P1y No More in · ::-::;~:;:"':~:~·· I. ELBERFELDS NOT OPEN 1 1 Cong. Abele Campaigns at Coffee Brunch in Middleport HOUSEWARES DEPT. WED . and Thursd•Y Octobe-r '28-29 voice candidates for Ohio Assembly mowed and cleaned by relief l least five year residence in Oh~ C.R. Knowles and Ralph Woiker. workers , and that we J,eJp en· be required before one is eleafGrowth Chairman, Mrs. Da· ... ouroge industry to come to hie for old age pem ·o'l and that vid Koblentz announced that 60 Meigs Cou1.ty . we continue to favor strong• members for 1965 had been sold State - That we are opposed strip-mine laws to date. to any form of legislative ap. Farm Bureau That Fal'ID Resolutions adopted included : portionment that wo~.olc! deny Bureau mak1 an all out effort. Local - That we continue to each county at least on~ repre- to get more bargaining power work for a vocational schoo1 for sentative. (We favor the Hanna for the farmo;.o through the shelf.. ,JJeigs County. That the General Amendmen·.); That we have bet space idea, -so he r.an ~e a fair Telephone Company install 6 to ter testing of farm chemicals return for his work and invest10 minute limiting on tilt leie· and a uniform enforcerr ent of ment. phones 10 Ule county; That the regulations on residues; That Senior mothers served U. eotinty and township road! be 1 the law be changed so that a,.l.:_d:::in:::n::e.:_ r·~-------- - - - - - ----· --~ 'MAW!"'-'"''-"''* ' High, tied . . . . . . . . . . . . . tbeUU ~ ............... fully ..S " tb-.ylhldllull, . . . . . . ..,............ llaldw..OIIIIIIjlllll!l ...._the 0 pom-pom_. ... • __..._.II U•• ..__... .._ - ................................., '· , . 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