https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/28cd0184e46bbecd20aab94ecba61ec5.pdf 718ea7ba0d4d0c96e483ab16c873d324 PDF Text Text 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•• ..__... .._ - ................................., '· , . COMPLETE SELECTION IN · SN,OW BOOTS FOR WOMEN 1 ·8:99 to 14.99 SJdOP 'EARLY FOR-GOOD SELECnON · I ·· I *""" TODAY v. . 1'111Tll.io 1 leading : ~· ct:.:~ m.talt".j'';· .. ne,hl'"'- 1!'1 . 'Cif\le A 1 ', w;-· -·· ' ,- } �' t ' J I -Lasting Monument- ThB Daily Sentinel UaiteiiPna~ WASIDNGTON (UPli-A 1'0' cent art!cle tu tbo Soviet _., paper Pravda eritlclzed " : chair methods, pmooa1 tile olons anG diJropl'd for practical experiiiiiCI GC tile COMMENTATING EDITORIAllY Among Greatest QUR nation Is paYing Its tribute to a fonner president. Herbert Clark Hoover who smce his death Tuesday has oo.'n lauded for the accomplishments of a long and useful life. We believe that aside from his great humanitarianism, he will long be re· membered as the president who never lost the desire to serve his fellowman In spite of being one of. the most abused persons In the whole history of our coun· try. d I Next to Hoover, Uncoln ha to au · fer the Insults of his fellowmen. and sad to state he died not realfring that he would be ranked among the elite of all presidents. One would be safe In stating that there never was a president of our country who has been held in as ht~h esteem as Hoover in the worldWide sphere. There can be no doubt that hJS record for savin~ starving peoples Is ranked as one of the greatest human ach· levements of the century, and we will see years pass before It Is ever equalled or surpassed. We as humans have a most peculiar problem in estimating those who live around us. Back in the days ol Mr. Hoover's presidency there were many who felt tbat he lacked the milk of human kindness, even with bit known record of aaving millions of Uvea through his skill as an administrator of the h1ghe<l degr~e of efficiency. Hoover was a victim of ctr· cumotanoes when the worldwide depres· lion of the 1930's struck. For several de· rades polltielans held him up to ndlcule and used the depression as an example of what har,pens to people when such a person Is e ected to lead the nahan A person of less stature than Mr. HO?· ver would llave given up his belief m humanity. Instead of becoming bitter. he reall•ed the practi<es of polllk10n< and went about his wu doing good wherev· er ·ne could and using his wisdom to counsel llis friends as an older statesman. Mr. Hoover truthfully can be tenned a man of dignity and of deep aplttual convictions. He had to have those quallUea In great measure to have survived. We can imagine his feelings In the decUnmg years of his life as he reflected In the glow of praise that were heaped upon him. He nevet gave any mdiCatton that he bad lost faith In men or In the coun· try which he has served In so many ca· pacltles. Leaders from both sides of the polit· leal fence sought his advice and when he served In the cabinet, he answel'l!d the call to duty regardlesa ol the party In power. Ins greatest accomplishment• were during the administrations of Dem· ocrats. First of all, he was an Amencan, and his life which started with his humble background is an object lesson In the true meaning of this country as one of opportunity for those who are wltllng to work. We need that kind of faith today to lift us out ol the idea that we must become a welfare state. The fine qualities of the man should be an object Jesson to everY Individual. As we think of him we can not helf but reflect on events In the history o our own community when persons have been crucified on a local level. We have seen persons triumph over such attitudes, and we have seen others crushed to earth. The only remedy for such attltudes Is for persons to recognize the best that I• in every Individual. As we emeree from the election t~o weeks hence we hope that all of the bit. terness will cease and that we a)l, regardless of the outcome, exemplify the character that was part and parcel of Herbert Clark Hoover.-. • Voice of Rroa.lnr!lv ••• reportmg By DOROTHY KILGALLEN M\" Midnight's Notebook: Paul New· man and Jot~nne Woodward, currently lD Paris, are going all out to escape the ad· oring mobs that haunt their hotel. Paul wears a false beard and J;:~nne fools them with a black wig . .. vtvtl Defense officials are searching for the "perf~ct, .. sound" - one that will penetrate your brain grab vour attention and warn you . ol impending disaster. What a waste of time: some of us can bear It already .. Film director ShirleY Clarke. who shock· ed a lot of customers with "The Connection" and "The Cool World" has finally been discovered by Hollywood . Give Suzv Parker credit for the fun· niest TV commercial of the year Granted the shampoo and hairspray spiels are hi· larious to anvone who uoes the producto. !iuzy wins tlie top honors when she ex· pialns how she makes her own dre,.es. How •bout an Emmy for that . . A new· Jy-opened ni~htclub ln the Fort1es ts rea· dy to lake • dive. There's been loti of publicity about Joe Levine's bon voyage party for Carroll Baker aboard the Queen Mary, but no· body mentioned the editor of a nation•! magazine who got so loaded at the bash abe otuod after the ship sailed, and they had to tend her back in a pilot boat lon~ after she was discovered way out at sea P•tti Page •nd Charles O'CurraP are idci!ni a third child to their adopted fa· mlly. • • cabs should eUmlnate some' of the con· fusion and frustration. They Will have the word "Taxi'' 1n the center and "Off Duty" at each side . The driver will be able to switch on whichever mes•age he prefers. Tho movement starts In Decem· ber .. . Hollywood romances end for all kinds of etrange reasons, but a young ·cinema actreB8 just lqst her !1ance be· cause he took a good look at 1\~r flat and decided she'd never make a tidy house· wife. • • • There were all kinds of excitement at Quo Vadis when Queen Hope of Slk· kim and her lady-in-waiting lunched there incognito and wearmg Western attire Then the former Hope Cooke re· turned for dinner lookln~ Oriental from the top of her head to the tips of her toes (How does a queen •at' Heartily! . · Disc jockey Stan Z. Burns is about ready to launrh a new projert In the record In· dustrv: talk platters with famous sp••k· ers on one slde and music on the f\lp side. Joseph Cotten has been manY a yeor getting around to knocking Hollywood fllms because they don't give the actors tlme to rehearse scenes befor<~ shooting them. He claims that "Huoh, Hush, Sweet Charlotte'' Is the first movie be'a ~een able to rebearee for adequ•tely smca the deaJ old days of Orson Wellea Handsome detective Ted Christenson, who has been on the Pollee Foree for 15 years, is taking dramatic lessons, and two F•lm companies are showlni IDter· est in "'lm. • London playwright John Osborne, who got all !he credit for being the orlg· Ina! Ang:y Young Man, wlll turn actor briefly for a part In a bedroom farce lit· Jed "Cuckoo In the Neat" ... Top Demo<rata - well the Northern ones, anv· wey - are Jubilant over Martin Luther Ktng'a wlnrung of the Nobel Pme. They think that will make him a smash1ng campaigner when he tours coast-to-coast with LBJ . . Jill St John make• the ~Ill· ter scene with many a celebrity escort, but her cbumt think the dates she en· joya most are with agent DannY Welkot at Barney'a Steak House where ohe can relax in the anonymity of Lexington Ave. Tbe new Wumlnated roof sigilli lor • • • Donny Lee, one of the top models In the U S. Is flying to Parts to see Madame Michele Thailler, presid•nt of one of the blggeot trade unions In France, the Man· nequln•' Association. Donny wants to ~et all po.,tble Information, with a view to settlng up a •uccoaoful union for models on thi< otde ol the Atlantle The Car· lbbean Pavilion at the World's Fair, no great succeoo. is likelY to make hoadltnu becauoe some of Ill baokl!!'l are sot!lal· ltes and a~tn"leved credlton may juot take revenge by maklnl their nl,lllll publie, .......... -- ~TONE LOOJ<5 JUST LOVE~Y ON yOU -"THERE'S A RIC~ achi....,.eatl of acleDel." phr~»~~~ooaertoc Today's .Medical Report •h By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. Although psoriasis alfectl ooveral million people ill the United Stites, It II mora harmful to Ute pride than to the health. In a woman who mU!I meet Ute public ill ber work, and especially to an actnsa, li can truly ba a tragedy. Slnco the CIWIO lr unknown, no means of prevention Ia available. The okin of the vlctiml works overtime and produces shiny sclaea that aro .... most commonly on the scalp, elbows, knees and hips. Spontaneous improvements may occur, especially In the summer since heat and sunlight help the cOndition. Somo victimes even move to 1 hot ell· mate but even though thll may 'help, II will not curet thit disease. Other means of con-trolling It are mort readily available anyway. Berause ounlight helps Ute leliions they are not so common on the exposed parts. Persons who have the disease, however, uoually do not like to take oun batha In public plocea. Thoy can 1et the same beneficial result with an ultraviolet lamp at home. Aitholllh a lll'••t variety of treatments have been ued, no one treatment Ia equally effective for aU vlcUms. The old standbys lor many yean :._ the coal tar ointments --are still highly recommended. Their chief drawback Is that they are mouy and stain the clothing, but this has been larj!ely overcome by usllli greaslesr, staillleoa bues. Alphosyl lo such a product. Coal tar has Ute happy faculty of making Ute skin more iWIcepUble to ultraviolet liJihl. Other ointments containln& saUcylic acid ond sulfur have been used with 1omt suceeut especially In treatilli scalp I• sloms. Another new developmea.t 11 a cream tbat contolns bor111011ea related to corllsome, ouch u Syualar cream (obtalaable ooly ou o doctor'• pmerlptlon), AI· ter tbla obtlmeol lo applied, tbe lealoua ll'e covered with a plaallc wrapptD& poper tilel obots <4t lile alr Blld tocreasea 1he olnlmeDI'i peoetraiiDI aolloo. This treolmtnl IIV.I lht ball Naalts wbea ued In t Jaaetloa wltb lllhor forms of treatment tueb as tars. Jrollowllll thlr . trealment C:•"'••n,. ua t!lu..tn•" -eftlftl• ' ' In~- •• .,._.,, OHitf IIN"I ... .. '11tl J41tQrta1 ~on• WY 11-tm. fRIIItN ...cMto ct... ...,..., .. "" .... ,...,ao ., ... ·-10.,..,••,.,. '"""..."' 111 • ....,, the · remissions usually loopr than when taro alone are used. 'll!o moDI ointment !should last tbl hor1101, however, be used for more lhatl two weeki at a Ume with a rest of at leaal fQur weab between eoursea. HELEN HELP US! ADd A Llllle aill4 from work. Perbapo !"s 111111 ID ShaD •'Load" ftem hour or 10, but aomehow tb1l Dear Helen: maku me aad. A cblkl lbould I'm ao embarrasaed I could han aoiDIOIIt to welcome him die. Here'a what happened: '1"'1 illloll' 10 him wbetl ha Our eliht·yei!Mld dauabter oomu from rchoo~ all buntlnl and her Ulllo lrlond asked II with thlnp 10 telL Too allen, tiley could seD lemonade over wileD the molhar dou anlvo, at the aolf coura which Is o- abe'r too llrod or buJ)' witil dJD. crosr the alrnl lrom us. Wo ner to hear wbat be IIYI· Tbla mothen aald "Yeo" II they'd II tho worll part ol tilt "work· 1iJ: It themselves. It wao Saltll' lnj mother oyndrome." You """ day and we were both bUi~ aar- almo!t alWIYJ 1#1 .(IYID with· •·-' out Mtlng tile key ill tiltmolhor IDDch ....ng. BualneSI was better thV' boll wblch .child bu a good. They sold out n,ht a\Uf 1<> ,..,.t_~;,..'"" MRS. T. 0. and came back saveral ua.a · : Diai Mri. Q: to squeeze more juice. Wt fnO. 1 agr.. _ youngsten need thers looked over at their stand 10meone to come home to. occasionally and wondered why ·WorltiiiC mothon lhoukl real· everyone seemed to be coming 111. this and )11'01'ide sub!tltull back for more - It woen't real· lftelerl. If thoy don't, tilt)' may ly that warm. wonder later on why L.elr chU· We found out, and In Ute most dren woo't confide In them. face-reddenlni way posalbla H. from our mlnlster, who is an The Backyard F ardent goUer, After ne bought 110me lemvnade, he beckoned Our daughtar bar the usull for us to come acrou the 1trut si1-year-old problem of tolk!ng and said, •'There's ..omething through gap• In her mouth, but you should know. n she uplaina her uneven amlla Our childre• were ae)llng dUferenUy. "M)' tootll baa 1 loaded lemonade! With wide • ayed innoconc:e they erplalned lim~ in itt'' <the aaya. - DrlA. Thia column Ia dedlcotld to they'd seen their fath81'1 nu family llvtng, so U you'n hav· pitchers from bottles, so tiley thought tills would make tilelr In& kid trouble or juat plain trouble, let Helen Help YOU. drinks tastier . .. They used She wUI also wecome your two "fifths" of Vodka, one from own amuatnc uperlencea. Acteach bouse, ln lour pitchers of ress Helen Boltol In eare of lemonade and for two houra they'd been turntns tho 121b lhi& newopaper, hole Into the l~th hole - at 10 President TnUniD olftclally cents a papor cup. '1llanb be proclaimed thl 111111 ol World they didn't 110111ple anyl They won't do It again - we War 11 on Dec. Sl, 1846. gava them a long, serious talk about bottles J1ke these being off limits to eliht.year-olds. But 1 find u hard to face my mlnltter, Last Sunday hia sermon dealt In part with "A UtUo cbtld shall lead them,•• and, well, everytlltng he says now l tilink Is &lmed at us. Really, we only servo drinks wller. com· IIIIIIY c011111 - that's wily tbt children didn't kllow the) wero doing wrong. What should 1 t!o? -MARY P.S. My husband whiapered to roe durlnl the servic.es, "Do you ihlnk be meant, " anll a UtIle child ol.!~ll LOAD thorn!" HE thinks 11'1 Iunny. Dell' M.iry: Well, it l8 runny. And you'U ..~..l..L 10 too When vou t.U it at '"'""' # YOIU' aarden elub, You will, yoo knOW, 'fhil fl tht kind of Story M.. h ld •· red •-•. "'at I OU u. ·• ~J,ua ~-use it makes everyone chuckle JneludinJ mtn11ten. - 8. --- N,U, HI,.. -.etftl. u.tt. ... - ~ ... ..- ~ - ) \ then. ' .t.nyway, what rm leading up to 11 an omlaslon thai l'Yl .., llced ill readiD8 tbo nenpapora for the past lew dayl. All of Ute pondlts, here, there anti everywbere, nave been lfYIDI ' to gauge tbl lmpoct o1 Kbrulbcbe¥'s downfall on the ,U.S. presidential campaign. But u fll' aa I am awm 1M1111 bu apeculated OD Whether the campaign would be affected by tile fall of Berra. lD order tbat tbero ba 110 lltoDt unturned, or base UD; touched, I bave been explortn; lbta poillt with some of Wublngtou's leading authorlllea <111 Yanhe affairs. 'l'lloae ezper11 conceded thai no '"'illder knows for cetlala what to happening behind tilt walll ol the Yankea fronl of· ·flee. .u oue of lbem put I~ "the Yankee front office II a riddle wrapped In a mystory U.. lide ID enigma." I recard that u Ill amblpaua _comment. The same tltiDC mltht ba said of • ...... blintl.. • .i' ~·t;· and f" alone 1.11lW .~ ' . ~ ~ .g Frida; nigbt without • black mark on their record, t-'omerO} , however, this year will he gunnjng to reverse the fortune of 1963 when tht. Panthrs wert' dumped 44-8 by the Bullc1og!> . Coaf'h Chat ley Chancey's Panthen.: aren't being fooled by Athens' unimpressive reccrd in SF:t •AL play this year. It's just a~ plom as the snout on a Panfher's face that Coach Don l:.skey's ll'd,ns have given Pomeroy plenty of woes In years Germany __ .. , . . 6 Italy .... , , . , . 6 A · strc~.Jia ... ... . ~,~ ·· · d u.u.u..., at en I, 1.1\.10 Cullwns at the other gu...rd slot, .lWA ........ ~rley Hendlrckdr plrlaying01 ~ ~lC' opposite .BJ e om Carson Crow at center, Swlndll fllbok r e • PhJl k e at u b c k rw:- a "WIMr pat the medlclat baD when the Panthers open battle Por~~· quarter acml, ha h U Ill tbe :nedlelDe n~btaet?" on their home field at a p. m. Jewcu, opposite S t at a · Before Athena dumped Pam- back. see - LSU keeps rolling right along. IC 10 Kentucky over Georgia-Wildcats get back on the winning CLEVELAND (UPI) - They said it couldn't be done but lit.. tle Walt Roberts not only has made it with the Cleveland frowns but he's now the top kickoff return ar .. ~• · the National Football League. The pint-sized run with the jet speed has fielded six ktckoffs and brought them back an average of 38.2 yardll ~ ... move to the top of a grour- that ineludes such runne1 a:.: Abe Woodson of San Frr.ncisco, l ..:rb Adc!erley of Green Bay, Timmy Brow,_ of Philadelphia, and Tom Watkins of Detroit. Robert., ' ~ nge· . ·n "las a..,a~nst St. Louis when he took a kick four yards In the end and :cared a .. the way back to the Cardinals' 44-yard ~ before he ·as brou~ht down. The GO-yard run set up a ' Georgia Tech over Tulane over confidence -could be Tech's foremost danger. North Carolina over South Carolina - Ken WiJiard is too muFclh _fdor the QAalmbecocks. Th ort a over a ama e meetin' of the unbeatet and the Gators tll"e primed for this one. Also: Auburn over Southern Mississippi, Maryland over Wake F~rest, MisslssiJ>Fl1 over Vanderbilt, Florida State over Virgins Tech. VIrginia over North Carolina State and Jndiana over Miami (Fla.J. The Midwtff Ohio State over Wisconsin Woody Hayes has warned hl1 Pr nee n over enn e Quakers simply Jack eny sr.or· in~~utonch.C II th A' axm n o ege over e 1r Force - Mediocre defense ha! hurt Ben Martin's crew all year. Yale over Cornell - This Jsn't the Big Red 's year. Also: Buffalo over Holy CrOll!, Harvard over 081-t· mouth, Rutgers over Columbia, Colgate over King! Point and Massachusetts over Boston U. The South Louisiana State over Tennes- sellf I score as the Browns and the Cards fought to a 33-33 tie. The clubs were tied for first place itJ the Easter, Division after that cor~ · < and they're still deadlocke<l as the season approaches the half-way mark eanday. The Bro•:. - entertain the faltering New York Giants here .Jie thl· · take on +' · ·mproving Dallas Cowboys. s~ !' ~• "an Jn LeaM:ue Roberts, the smallest man In the leagut, says he' · 5 feet 10 inches tal~ and weighs 165 · unds, but b looks like a midget on the field. "'hat's why it aprear~ lm~robable that he could st1ck w1th the Browns. 1ar scooter from Hut th . San JQJe State C-' 1 ege survl·:ed t ~ aler cut, Including the fin..l one. Roberts i!1 also In second place in <'~-~t returns v ···, an average of 14.7 yards for six r(' ;rns. His longes. ')a~k v-as a 40-yarder against the Eagles. 'lbe slender speedster t1 ·•s only Brady Keys of Pitts-burg:., w!._ is .. ·eraging M.8 yards on six: returns. Rc'_ :ts sc aU ~ ,;ts or ru1ning and rect'iving records at San Jose but he bun' aeen any action with thl B : nt or kicks. He's playlng behirld ;: 1other top flanker, Paul Warfield of Oh~ State. Roberts also has another problem - g.ttlng the football often enough. The other teams are attempting to kick the football away from him, That's why Roberti bas been able to gt ooly an a ·erage qf o· runback per aame. By Hobart Wilson, Jr. Both the Yellow Jackets aDd t Middleporters per man, m Iwill have the Jackets Jn A fighl to keep out of last Blue Devils have turned 4 15 a 5 Its 1 Terry So1d to lnda"ans bv NY [ lt----.....·---... mrmw®mrm !FIND ' of Pacific and Utah State over &ltin;or Colorado State U. Detrmt San Fnmclsco , . EW Y":' ::-.:: (UPI) Nation- chise to Atla=.~a: · .o.l League . -~"o;"'""r!l are ex- It will mark the first time Jn pe::ted to brush aside senti- 11 frfl tic J- -_- .> of 1ajor ment, traditim and the m1sgiv- league eJ:pilllsion and realigni .gs of baseball ConunissJoner ment that (1) a transfer of a Ford Frick today by giving the franchise 'ofillleave r city withIf' · 1 t bl g .gue 1eam auu -• (2) "~ .. ' 1waukee " --u tcw ap-- ou a proval to transfer their fran- the majors will invade the Deep '"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""=='"---==='"""'"""'""""""''""""J[South It 1 will bring a sad r .· a so 1 endmg to tht 'Miracle of SudsviUe'' - an eight-year period during which Milwaukee fans .. . suppc:-ted ~£ Brave• "' reerd atte . · ~~s .:::1d unparr.~lI(' Ied en th USJasn THE ALL-IMPORTANT 'l'he officia. green light to switch the B. . ~s from M1· 'R ee to AUanta requh ~• only - ·ven appro·. ' 1b •atE's fr -10 clubowners and111their repre~ f ti I ., .a ves, wn w g ··r or :he special mee: ·- in the ComfT' Hate: at 1 P-" EDT. Appr , . " . Certala · ·J AIIUtoduot· se:erlahl ' th,own~lsl , ee me o re,ea ow ey WI til th 1 1 ball """ t vo e un e ec ua oWlll!i is taken, H Is considered ce"" tain that tbe move wu~ be ap. Proved • The prevam .... feeling UI.U6 among National League owners ls that a transfer lo tilo busl· I· BALL BAND RUBBER Insulated BOOTS CHOOSE NOW AT .. ROUSH'S SHOE STORE DOWNIE· GROSS MIDD~IPORT, 0, EASY TI;RMS Jackets by Rugbv - .from Ski, laminated and pile lined poplins. • • - II POMEROY, 10HiO 1 .5110 2 .333 0 3 STATE FARM MUTUAL CAR FINANCE PUll .000 C4LL Snowden Carrol K. 410 Hedgewood Drive Ph. 446-4290 Gallipolis, o. STATE FARM 1":.~~ ..~-~ lllutu.t Awklmabh lasuo~ c...~*~' l+o.,~orr..:e : 6loomi"iilll•• .._. ..._ .. ••••••""!. ::==::.-' ~~":!"!."~'~"~... • 1s· DUNLOP . AI the same Ume, the Mlll.::ee County Boar~ of Superv· :s ha~ obtalnP.C .· / rain· tng onler In that city'• circuit o.•t..~t \¥h!ch would put the At Wholesale Prices! eAII Sizese -THANKS----, ' To The Meny People Who Visited Us During Our Grend Opening Warmly ,lined corduroys. Men'a and,hoys•, Down'ie·-.Gross ~ THROUGH THE ness of the club involved and Braves in co1tempt of court if SOLDIER'S HOBB~ "~ ,\ ~.~~ne~day's R~sults that it WCiuld be presumptuous they ask official permission to iMONTEREY' ~ahf. CUPI)_ - L I . _,~~:s lOR Ra ltu~u, .. 105 f ~noth, clubow.ler to block rr.ove. Circuit Judge Honold R cha~d ~ollnac_ ~s a pa~t-time De roll San Francisco 104 a move. Drechsler set next Tuesdtt) for geolog•s~ tn addition to his .regThe sole of:': ~· ~· ~e ~., a show cause bearing on why ul:~ duties as an Army enliSted try · . , . 1 baseball that has warned I county . nt. be grart- ml aft Ft. Ord he~e. . . !Uvh<~c~kd said most hsegmen s . . . . n b act, r one feel tk ere. lS a agamst the Braves' transfer e· _ a temporary mJ ..... etJOn to h ted of. h1s . .fmdmgs o td ef m ustry f r 1 has, been Commissioner Frick'II keep the Braves from moving as ~en lhs. '" offlhcial geo- n,ee k obr i:l udture malr lie m dive.1 t h ogtca arc 1ves as t e "poll- soc , ul o not u y un er 1U - and the commissione1 h a s ' l• 8 u cour earing is nac cetacean" in his honor The stand how it can best be used r..ade it clear t"'lt '· · · oJjection held. discovery was a 30 million-" ear To find out the Chicago MeriB based on the fact that Mil Th switch to Atlanta would Jd k 1 y · ' ulee woul• IJ, ..... ~ left w'lth: . ke •• I' t t· j o_ s _eeton of a"species of pre- ca~fil , E:xchan~e ha_s hired a - ,..,, n.ar ~oue trs 1me rna or histone whale found on the Hun- pr11 ('onsultmg ftrm to out any major league bLSeball. league baseball has invaded ter Liggett military reserva- sluo possibilities of sul"h "Thi s wou ld .._ ,. fi ••e "Dee1- --"OU th" - Hous ton, bon · 60 mt-, es south of here ut: u1e trst time ua a market. · T bel d •• · - -- - - - - - expans10r. or realignment has ex.. ng regar ed as ~oue caused that,'' Frick tolo United t.vUthwest-ana will open up a STUDY CATILE Press Jnternaf :_ "'1 have no seven..state area to bit!', league FVTURES MARKET J ,wer to block a move but 1 ball. COLLEGE STATION, Tex. have always felt baseball should A new 00,000-seat stadium is (UP!) - Economist Ed Uvacek be ertremely care'ul in making neanng · · All an Ia of Texas A&M believes a cattle · comp 1~ .un m a move that woul:l deprive 3 . futures market may be the way . city of any big league ball." aJ Ute Braves are reported to to stabilize the livestock indus- I , have been asst· -· -:d of a $1.300,1,r dldn t vote to stop the (l()O.a-year television contract 1 Braves 1rom mov1ng 1rom Bos- Atlanta officials and business·. FIRST 9 ton to Milwaukee in 1953 I ~n also hav( assured Nation- QRUEGAULLITAYR I so I don't see how 1 can vote th 1 N to stop them from going from al League'II owners. a egro d" _ Ce "f" d 0'1 Milwaukee , . Atlar now," pl~y~rs .W' encm.:u no 18 rfl 1e 1 Station said Chicago Cub uwner Philip crtmmation or embarrassment W. M.tn St. Pomeroy K• Wr1g1ey, who vo1ced . the l,w:h~e~n~th::::;ey~v~ls:lt~A~t~la~n~ta~.=--~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiii~~ .1tlments of most c.. hls coileagues. St. J · i~ C.!IJ'dlnal owner August C. Busch, Jr., who will be represented by club Vice President ~ichart: Meyer, sald he wil1 vote "aye if the majority cL "'~ " and o~:.er _, h!lve Indicated privately that they wlU go along with the major· ' • 19·95 .. ma- place in the Southeasa.ern Ohio good performances in league power, but Coach Ashley hu League wiU be stal!led on Mem- play this yea; , but h~tve failed \ 13 lads who will bit as hard u 8 orial FieH in Gallipolis Friday k' crack the win 'Olumn. 1 /bodY in the area. ,., 1 night where the Blue Devils of Slati!tics reveal the Jackets I Gallipolis has only one ~ p 0 j~ndn .... 4 s 2 Caach TeTT}' Hansle) will host can move th r pigskin. MHS has e1 who will not see action FrlCzechoslovakia 4 3 I Bob Ashley 's Middleport Vel- n ked up 93 points i1 six Iday night _ that's John Brod • ""-land 3 2 low Jackets. games. and permit~ed 119. Gal. i 6·3, 190-pound r·unior end· wbo "' ~ ...... I I Finland . , .. , , . . 3 ,. four lipolis . scored but 'tl points.! ha!( a bad foot . It was injur· 1 1 Both teaml! have \O!'It Turkty ........ . 2 3 1 Iconfernece games thUB far. A and the Devils have permitted 1 e.-1 in the Athens ga~ Lut R 1 · • win by one of the two L-ellar the opposition 14-4 tallies. week . 3 I umana ..... . " 2 De.urmrk .. .... . 2 o 2 occupants F'riday would al- Through three common foes, Despite the fact GAHS 1a1 r , 1· 2 seventh MiddlPnnrt shou.ld be favored won the last five in a row 0 I n.ost assure Lhtm ot ~::e~:nds ... .... 1 ; 4 place finish In this yar's final F'rida;r~.ight. The Jal:ket..'i Jost from Middltport, and 10 Olll Canada ..... :·.:: 1 1 standings . by 12 Jess to Logan than did of the last 11 games since 1953, 1 Overall, Coach Ashley's JacGAHS, and two Jes~:> to Well- the Blue Devils only lead til 1 1 1 1 Ethi~~ava .... . 1 o o kets have won one, lost four. ston _ GAHS has the edge in Yellow Jackets five !!(ames with B<hamas t 0 0 and tied one. The Jackels the Athens games, losing by 2fJ triumphs against 15 defeats. France ~·hile the Jacket.. . lc by 16 There have been no conference 0 5 6 dum~ed Rutland 36-0 in th~ir Sweden - · · ' · ·- · ·. 0 2 ties between lhese teams since 4 opemng game, then two ~a- · tallies . Trinidad hama, 7-7 Then came sucresIn order to whip the AshleyMHS entered the loop in 1929. 0 2 Kvrea ·'' ·' · · <! losses to Athens, lU--14, men, Gallipolis will have to Last Middleport triumph In1 1 Switzerland · ···. ·.-. ~ l 1 Porneroy, 18-14, Logan, 32-0, stop the running of Alan and side the SEOAL was recorded ·nisia Bruen Wallace and !he passing t. Oct. 19. 1962, against Net0 1 1 and Wellston 32-22 . ft" r nt'na · · · · .. · · · 0 Gallipolis has been the vtcof Buddy Moore and Bruce sonville. 14-a. Since then, the 0 cub: 1 IJ lim of Pl . Ple .. sant , 32-£, Coal Wallace. MHA will !Je out to ,.Jarkets have lost 13 stl"8ight0 I run · ·-· '· '· · 0 0 Crt.ve, 22-12, Logan 44-Q , ~el~ top Dan Gilmore and Dlck twu at the end ol the ' l:i2 cam2 , ·· 0 0 sonvi lle, 6-<1, Wells!o ... 18-6 and Long's blast~ up the middle. paign.L seven last fall, and Irelt~n~ Gallipolis will outweigh the j four thus far In 1964 . 0 0 1 Athens, 22-7. K ·' '· · · · · 0 ~~ · Since the Bend crew last beat - -- 1 0 M:;;;o _,,.,., . 0 0 I t"s :_lhe Old Prench City eleven 7-8 ~.geria · '· · · · ' -· 0 ,) Jn 1951!, the Jackets ha ve won 1 l':uguay '" "'" 0 0 "' I only four , lost 34 and tied one 1 ...... NEW YORK tUPil-Pitcher new regime ur M<ln;o~ger John· !conference game. Thre..:of men the Badgers are improv- Ralph Terry, a World Series ny Keane. 1 those wins were over Nelson.. ·g hero in 1962 wh1 "JbsequenUy The 28-year-olrl righthander !ville. one over arch-rival Poll)oo m Mtchigan StatL over North- toded into bullren duty and in- w_as sol~ Lo the Cleveland In- ~ eroy. The tie was wlth T\'elsoowestern _ The Sparlans pull freauent ': ~~: -- ~ .~s i gn men's, d1ans Wednesday for an und1~- . villt- in 196 1. i. the first New York Yankee closed amou I of cash out. . , '' " : Fans f rom both commu nJ"Llel Notre Dame over Stanford - I cave ti-JP b~·" undrr the Techrucally . the- ~ale of Terry are predicting Ji'ridey's contest Without any trouble at all. was part uf 1HL deo\ that sent · -ill be a wide open battle. It Jl1inois over UCL.4 _ The - The Aggie~ don't figure to pitcher Pedro R<tmos to the wilt be Parents' Night for Uclans suddenly seem to have fla~ down Lar_ry Elkins. . ankees du, :ng thetr Sep- Ga llipolis. lost their zip. Also: W~o~llng over Amona, tembrr pennant drive. AI the 1 Kickoff time is 8 o'clock. Michigan over Minnesota _ ~e:xas Chnst1an over Clemson, , the Y<1.1. _ 'o - - ~-~ The Wolves look stror.ger up 1 ex~s Tech over SM_U. New furnish tl "" :_ms with a front front . Mex1co over New Mex1<:r St~te lin player after the seasun. Also : low.? uver Purdue, Mis- and Texas Western over Br1g- Terry , a native of Larned, souri over lowb State Cincin- ham Young. Kan. , enj L_ ~hi s finest year 1:1 nati over Tulsa and Mi~mi (0 . ) The West the maJC>rs in 1962 when he YOU BUY A NEW over Ohio u. Southern Californit~ over Cali- pt. '~d a 23-L . He the,, OR USED CAR The Southwest fornia- A gruflge game in which ..!nt on to star in \''orlrl Texas over Rict _ :11 Long- the Trojans have more horses. s~ries :1 gai n.~t the San Fmn· horns take it all out on the Syracuse over Oregon State- cisco Giants, defeating poor Owls. Even in their own backyard, Sanford, 1-{1, in the seventh and Arkansas over Wichita -Ra· the Beavers are no malch for deciding game. zorhacks makl'! it six in a row. the Orange. - - -- Kansas over Oklahoma state Nebraska over Colorado - By By un:· ·d Press lntcrnatl{lnal -Jayhawks may roll up the almost any score the Cornhusk- . Eastern Oh . W. L. Pet. score the same way they did ers ch~se. ..,., . . Jest year. Washmgton State over Idaho · h1ladelpl..d 1 0 1.000 I Oklahoma over Kansas state -Clarence wm:ams leads the Boston .. I 0 1.000 - The Sooners have to win one Cougars. Cincinnati 2 I .667 •or c:.o~• •ur~~:•s sometime. Washington over Oregon ~w York 0 I .000 SAVE Bayloo:- over Texas A. and M . The Huskies defense ends OreWestern DiYfsion nUI"T0}$200 gon's unbeaten string. W. L. ]6 e ' u~~~ sanAr:a~;· st;L:t~..;·~ ~ L~~;e:es Braves SWIetch·. t0 AtJanta 'Certain I ....._._.... track. one ~nto ~n aerial ;ircu!. Th I ·"' ~ =!:fl-,.......-' - :m R• hman Likes Oh" Stat e, Texas an dsOUth ern caI SEABROOit DIES BRtDGIIiTON, N. J. <UP!) -Chari• F. Seabfook, Ill, fQIDidor and chairman ol Seao btoolt Farma, !De., 0111 ot lba lartlell food proeesslnl companlat In tba COIIDil'Y. dilll at bl1 h0010 1111r han TulatiaJ. ~~·- _,..... 100 I erguaua ment for a cbelt iojury, and powerful Tackle Louie DiebJ may have a sligbt conc:uuiarD. Coach Chancey la hoping all four boys \!till be iD the line-up .S.A. Hungary f ~~~Ut~ ~ Ree:' 0 trut- n~ """......... a d ~~ Bruce •1 und SJmp I.. R 0 bertS P ...oves Storm Coats· .,.,.. ... corl4111i1 Defensive Back knee -~~- Neverlhelesi, for wbat It may ba W«ib, here Is a eonsensua of their vlewa In almplll QIIN' tiOD-Ud•nsw.r form: Q - In your opinl011, will Berra ouster prod~~~» RIIJ 1111porllDt changea In Yankee rala• t1o111 with tile relit of tbo Arllel" lean League? A - No. 'lbt Yankeee will 0011tlnue to pursue tbolr basic pollcy, which II COlllpiete domInation ol tile root of lhe league. Q - Do you foresee a rtturll to "SttngeUsm" - that II. til the policies of former lllllllllitr Casey Sloni"lt A - No. Stengel's NPUIIilon for phrue-DIOlllerinfl wu more notorlou1 than Berra'l. Q - Do you tblnk tllbar pnsldontial candidate will blno eflt !rom the sbakeupt A - II benefitted bolb IIIDpararliy by drawing attelllloa •WI.!' from the campailiiL Gold ! liver BroMe Coutry ~~~~~R.. . ::::: :~ :: l~ fact that Pomeroy is going agajrtst Athen~ is not enough, Coach Chance) must TOKYO (UPI) - Plcktn• the worry about four of his regu- weekend winners or they'rf' lar gridders wh1.. are no. in A-1 locking up the Olympics on Siltshape . ulhrdayhbluf~•l.the~!:s nstltlol ~ii~~ Fleet-footed Ha.fback Bob an a 1..ue ~so e. - -~- ---~ - ~ the college football ranks. So look out for inereesinJ!: 11p-sets although you probJtbly won't go wrong by stickm.s with Ohio State, Texas and Southern California this week· end. Tbe East Duke over Army- More bad news for the Cadets. Pitt over Navy _ Ma•welt and Staubac· could turn thts I TOKYO :UPli-M..., OLandlnK• at the Olymt>lc 3ames al~ er Wedneaday"a event., lncludi..b bronze tnt.daJ winnen in boxing: th en , like last grid season, 1y bruiaed arm, 220 lb. guard ~w:c.km:tos~~t games, " •L go against the Athens Bull- Bob Crow 11 llmpoing wttb ·len f 1 I bad Fight to Keep Out of ,~ast Place Slated at Gallipolis Olympie Standings 27 As if the I Oct 22, 19M~ 25 past. and . " all!1r' 'brotlier Qt sl!ler com'el home, or tlltlr Pl!i'eiiii"arriY• -~ . uow . BERRfS WORLD ...,.......... a.ttlnell• •tmNIL ,,.... Ml ""'ftl" . D H n· .... ,..,.. 1111•• ••1111 e"' .,.. .,...,_ . ear • 1e . .......,.,.••~~ ~ D•n•,.. .~ · . I'm • ~., of fourtl1 P"•d•~•• .,..... ow•r+••"· .. ...,.. )..,., . '"· 1 wonder If )IOU hive •nJ • ..., . . ,.., t11 ••"•n• t1 . n.. ': &d. how IIUID)I Uttll abDdrtD Dllh ltnftrl• tttl-. ....... : • ,·· •.mn, ·to school- each day wtth ,..mtlt. . , , . .,,... .,.... ttu ta~."t· •r·.., ._.., ..... .,...., ,,rr••• ....tM!i • th~r ~UI• keys in their lWlcb .....,,,,,,... • .......,. .,~, Jlli~f These youngstero : K~ Mlllt " " '"'" n •.oo. ... • ' ~~ ;to lUI empty hQUII ever; · I Some of those llnllll ml&bl not fl~ bot there lo DO doubl that Berra qapd In I bit of OhWI -~ ) • PHT SlC AL liJ o., · · · · · · · · · 34 dog.') No oamu wOI'l menllODid. but 11 wu wldel)' uiiiiiD"Ii thai tile article wu reftrrilli to Nlo Jdll KhrlllbehaV, wbo bad JuA beeo Jllll1ed u Sofie! premtw. PenonallY, I'm not too IIIN about thaL t think therw II I poalbllli7 tilat Pravda wu re!errln& to Yogi Berra, who had Juot boeDN purged u manqtl' of tbo IW York Yankeeo. ALL-STARS Tht: unbeaten Pomeroy Pan. Smith baa been olll'l.lnl a bad. eroy l.11t season the Panthers alJo piu'UI"""""'""' • ...,.,. .. caw-. ""''"'"' - { ""' and and tlnwiD'..,oommandJml 10 tat• Into account tile ct~m~· T•nMftm. ._... , . _11,... ....., ,....,_... _ _ . tu"" •• , .., "'- Dh" 't"lllrt •ubllltllne ~. l dellc<1IICed "balebrained acbemlni. iiiiJIIIIIIn coocJUiilllll anti bait!' decllilllll anti lCIIOIII divorced from tHIIty ." And It emdemned "llrll' II DIVOTID TO INTIUS1 OP MBIGI MAlON AliA _,.. ' masses." THE DAILY SENTINn SIMPLICITY ASOf)T IT-· Undefeated Panthers Test ' Power-Loaded Athens Here ~ The Lighter Side Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Racine Service Stotion RACINE. 0. Wolle'• Keyst- Station Proffttt'I'Whol-lo Racine, 0. ltaclne, 0. 1 .• •'·1 When a beer would taste good, this beer tastes great. Have one. • �- ...... . ......... ---. .. . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . .. .. , ...... -·· - ·" ' • " '" ' '''' .... . . . .. . . . .. .. .... .. . .. . . .. . . . .. . .. ~ I I Alfred ---called on Mrs. Dean noon. I CoNti Sue Woode of ?<lYMroy ~iety Notes I 4-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 22, 11164 D. Woode. 1091 Thuroday after- DJlly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oet. 22. 11164-5 Sunday her J;lusband, John Hasen wbl l-:er aunt and unC'Ie, ~- and has employment Utere. Mn. Enlyn Brickle• spent Dlllll Hoffman retun1ed llomt l"rtday the guest of Mr. and Thursday from Camden Cllrk Mrs . Wi lham Carr, Vicki end Penni Mrs Dana F'irk of Chester. Hoapital. Parkersburg , where . r;"reda Kelltr Sonnen)le was a medical patient. Mrs . r spent Wedne!!day afternoon wilh berg of ColumbU!I 1pent from sunday School attendance on Helen nndhng of Columbus sPfnl the wl'eknd with her mo· 1 Oet . 18. WIIS 80. the offt>nng ther and brother, Iva and Rw•· 112 .15. Worship services were held so:oll Findlins . at J0 ·45 with Llo:'d Dllling~!' . Several local famili~s attend· Jay leader. Strvices at a p.m. ed Lhe "GosPf'l Singmg Cara with the: Rev . Caslo. van" program, at tile F.astern Thert was ill\ atlendanct of High Sehool building, last Sun· Wedn.,day tlll Soturday wllh RIDGECREST, CaUt. tUPIJ Mrs. Myrtle Frost. WhHe here _ The K & R Market here fig· sh~t took M:v• tlf to visit their ured out a way to beat the curcoo:: ins. Mrs. Ohvtr Swain. Mrs rent coin shortqe. The market Wilbur Sprague and Mrs. Olen offered tOO tradina: 1tamp1 to Youny. any customer brin&in& in PJ ill .\1rs . Ma, ion Cowdery ot Lon1 challJt. BotiOm, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Trus- The seore at the end of thl 12 at tht ,,tficial hoard IDt't'Ling day aflt-rnoon . sell, local. Mr. and Mrs ~loyd first day: 12.0011 ln coins, 10,0011 ca11~ bv Reov. Casto last Tut-s- , Mr. and Mrs. D~le Kuhn , vean •nd •on Denton of Cleve- Orange stamp1 dlstrlbutl!!:d, d.,. neninK Mt the rhuiTh. Mich~el lin~ Tammy, ot Little land , Mr. and Mn. Duaneo 8•J ·I ;;;:,;:~.;;,;&;~;i;;;..,a••; The business "'a! relt~ttd to Ho<'kmg. vtsltt"d her parents . the World SfrvlC'f and Adv 11 nce Mr _ and Mrs. Millard Swart:t: · ' " and family of New Mala moras all were Sunday gurtt:. Ask.ings. The Board accepted a and Terry ~md Sandra. ovr-r. POMIROY Ot110 of Mr ~nr1 Mrs William Chapraise in ea<·h onl" : and voted llle wet-kend . 1 man. ae support Otis Bell , Mis~lon· Haymond Harper of Carroll ; TONIGHT Mr . .and Mrs . Wayne Brick· ary to Japan as 1ts AdvanL-e Spe· has been visitinK his daughters ., NOT OPIN t:!al project . Mr< . Thelma H•nderson 'n d SOUTHERN QUEEN - Cora Lee Manuel. reigning 1964Southern HighS0ool Homecoming Queen. pauses_ les wert! S1mday guest!! of Mr. -:F"'RI"'P~A"Y"T"hru ·~ r""ui"'S"'P"'A;:;Y The board meeling wa~ !ul· familv. and Mr~ . Osie Follnxl at right with escort Jeff Alkire during halftime cere- mon~es dunn.g Racmes recent game agamst J:Iannan and Mr!. F:d Daugherty of COol• Od...., 23-27 lowed by a Membership Mnd and family . and !l!uirrel htlrlt· Trace. Miss Manuel was crowned by Athletic Booster PrPSJdent Ons Hubbard. ~n the upp~r P.hoto IS the ville. Mrs. Brickles also called JOHph LeVIn••• Ev1J11eU11m meeting. during · ing. quren. her attendants and escorts. Shown from th~ left are Donna Theiss, .L arry Circle, ~,eb.~lr Hill, ~ar.k Dad on ~rs . Ethel Kincaid. "THE CARPETIAGGt!RS Evelyn SpenN"r has employ· which time regular routine bus· Mr. and Mr!l. Harold Swartz vis. Diana Roush, Dale Hill, Miss ~·Ianuel , Alkir.e, Jane Ann Powell, Marvin McKelvey, Jelly McTUIIJei, an (Technitolor) ment al the Arrowhe-ad TrHd· Georg~ Feppard. Allp Ladd. ioess was transa~:ied and fur· a~ family of Williamstown. GrPg Roush. _ Norris Studio Photos . Bob Cummin&•. M1rlh1 Ht· ing Post. t ber plan!'i made for the ev.ange- w_ Va. vrsited his parents. Mr. er Elb~tbeth Ashley, CIITOU Mr. and Mrs. Emile \fat'ack listie campHiiJn. seheduled for and Mrs. Hobart Swartz Sun-I , and daughters Marilyn and Shir Biker, Lew Ayra, Martin of Williamstown, W. Va. r·"~l:ed Batsam. Ralph Tu1er, Artb· tho first w..k in November. day . ley, allended a supper Suuda:' l on 'Mvrtle Frost anJ Mr. and ie Moore. on Mr. and Mrs. Wi~bur Robin· . ~~, 1utorcy- , Tbe M . y. •~ . wt'll be out 1evening at the Mrrgs Mr~. ·John Arbaugh . Mr. and ColorurtDOPI cle Club, six milr:~ north o! Thurlday evening, Oct. 29, fnr son of Tupper:s Plains visited his Runnln1 timt: 2 Hn 40 min. Mrs. Harold Pl!rker end far~ily Admission 7Sc & fOe UNICEF, and Trick or Treat. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pomeroy nn Route 33. of Cnal Grove , 0. also visited There wnt be a me.etlng of Hohinsun. Marlene and Greg· - · .. Call ers <:~t tlte horne of ~lr 1 WID. 1nd ThurMey Mr. and Mrs. Arbaugh. Ule Education Cmnmission this ory, Sunday. • Octoltor 2e.29 and Mr~ Sam l.rw is Wf'rt' her I I D. Mrs. Shirley Hasen and chil'nlursday evening at 7 : 4~ al the Mr·. and ~Irs. Ch ares NOT OPIN · 'IJ'd· Mrs. Fred Moore. Fort Waymother. , ' \1rs . l\largnret ,\]len dren left for Alabama to Join church, as announced by Char- Wood e spen t Sa Iur day m 1• Ia T v}o Supt dleport doing some carpenter ne, Indiana. spent a wet>k wilh ,a nd Mrs. Edna ShaFer, La1lrel 1 E a, 1~· . · . .11 work for her mother Mn J ller mece Mrs. Felix .-\lkire 1Clr rt vange 1strc Sf>rVl('es w1 op-· · d ''I c 1 . N B Haves ! and fam1ly I ~lr an \1r s ,., mer r rn <~w, ·nd en here on Su ay everung. ov 1 . .. . . . h 1 at 7:45 wiUl ~ ..·. Casto do- . Mr and Mrs Gerald Swartz ! \Irs ;\ lar} 01ehl has erf"IV· .J1 vr::;rted wrth , t>r p;m"n!~ \1r. h. I and famrlv of Marietta vis1tt-d ed word of the death ot a fnrm -1 and Mrs. ('pr·il T(>l!arr, Po'llf'· I Ina ••· ..... preac rng . . : d D HI RD Mr. asd Mrs. Wilbur Logan at. the Hobart Swartz and F'oll· i er re~r enL :\irs. a1sy, a ey ruv of Pomeroy were dinner guuts rod-Kobinsnn homes. Sunday. of In·l~gton, Nebraska . She ~'·a~ ,'t1tss Huby Drel1l , Cul•rn:nus 1 a cou5m of the late Rush f)Jf"hl spent the weekend \' l~i!mg ht>r 1 1 1 oI Mr. and rs. Hobar t .Swar tz, and was 36 yean of age . mothrr , Mrs _ Mar~· Di e.ol. '' 011 Sunday, Oct. lith . Mrs . CIDnGO REPTll.l.~ d M K 11 WI (' fl I H. · · of th 1 Mr en 1 rs enne 1 1• .uy ilr[-let. a .-tL1: pnt at 111 Swaru. Iii 1;1 ruece .~ .ogans. CHlCA<TO 1OPT t - The c~ra l lrams and family spent an ~Ve· Cnmde Cullege, sprnt lilt;> wr~J.;. · : Can~ S Mr~ ~lau Wood~ 1 tor of Amphibians and Repttles l ning at t11e home of ,\-lr. :~nd end at his homt: twre a onn Ut om_eroy an the Chicago Natural History Mrs. David Riggs . ('orrf'r·Lion - David Wisem an ~ · J . B. Hayes of Midd!t!porl, Museum says the_Chk'.!lgo a.rt:'a Mr.- and Mrs. Sidnt>y T<lWTl· 1did not mnvt! to H1111<mct and yiJf'ted ~- and i\frs. Charles 1'' is rernuk~bl.\' rteh rn ~eptt.les l send etnd son of Columbus visit- istill re.pa irs !elt>>•lsiorls at hi~ and amphlb1an~. .~onsrderrng , e-d his aunt and unde, Mr <'nd horne in Harri·;onvillt•. 0 1 i how far n?rlh ll ls. . Mrs. Duane Stanlf'y, Mr. Town- I George A.. nold or (':.Jiifornia I ~~SON Robert F. !nge~- ·- tn •. an art_1 cl~ send . a graduate Llf Ohio State and Charles Turrwr ur J.arK'ilS· I m. !he m~se~m.. ~ . Bulletm, I University in August. i.~ em· j t<>r wrre calling on friend.~ here : ~aid !hat wtthrn .o rntles of the ploved as lnstrurnentfll JVtu.~;L~ I rf"renrlr . ,RI.-SAT,-SUN. ' center of Chicago live 10 ~pt-'cie..'l Ins.lructor at a Juni or Hi gh ,'\-Jr. ~nd Mrs F'rank lltlll id<Jy Ott. 23·24-25 , or salamandE>r~. 11 of frogs. lSchool in Columbus. !had as their di1lllCI ' gues!s l Dtuble P••ture Provnm "PT 109" : 18 of snakes, and 10 of turtles. ) ;\1iss Eunice Bradfield . C!ii·l Suml<lV Mr. Hallid"v·s nie!..'e., · Ol.ill Robertson .'!Pivin S('hamn • 1 bu~ only three of lizards. "We I cago, spPnt a da~· with :-.1 r s. l ~1r. a'nd \lr~· (TI!'rhni('(l\or J 1 evJrlf'~1l:\' are be_ vond the nortl~ ; l Nellie Clay. Miss Bradfit>ld has of AsiJiand and \lrs. H:rlliday 's: - and!em llmt~s for most lizards, returned to her home .1fter ' rwph<'w ..\1r . and 1\lr~ . Henry ; " A GLOUL AFFAIR" Inge-r .sa td . . I .spending the past two weeks I Levy of f.ulumbus and ~·Tr. j ---·----~-~--~ .Bob Hope. Inger e~~:plained_ the large r~pwith her sister and bn1!hf'f, /lalliday 's :-:;ister. Nt:>llil' Tr:H.'Y 1 Yvonnr DeCarlo tile and amphibian popula1tun d" d H E . df' ld p . ~ and Mr. and \-Irs. Earl Lee Jr. 8 1 c • A u1e an . ra II:' . I ~~ DJm•tuy. h . f, L PRICES START -~ -- - · - · --·-· · ~ d \1 R b 1 ,, 11 au ended the una 1 o J~1rs . o1· Mr. and Mr~ . .I. D. . laye!J · Mr . an . r~. o er · t.:.Wt' : . bb 'II ' ·I' h 1 · · · ! tie I ee from Wt: erv1 e ~~ rc . h<:~vt' r~turned from a lrtp to Iand Mr. and Mrs V. J. Atkrns ; ·d h 1 1 H L ' Th AS LOW AS their farm in Virginia . wrrP guests of i:l 6 u'clock din-i b~~sl e 1 e ? e ar~y ll e~i el. NIW ADMIRAL CGLOJI Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson cr;d ner in \kConneisv!ll~ honoring blrl Lees ltve at e t'Vsl ··, OCie e\VS FIDELITY CONTitOL lf'o!, ,..,~I · d 1 1 · · Mrs. Ouane lan ey I ch tldren spent the weekend at matrons ~:~n patrons am llf'lr fun• In warmn! 1 1 richest Cglgr T" . the hom e of his mother, Mr.-;. husbands and wives of t he BY EVELYN BRTCKLES lnatafltlyl 1 tTb 0ES · AUTHOR DIES With Workable I _.a~~. ·~n~mMrs. Felix Aikin• ·M~-. · and Mr~. nont~ld Ander· I NF.\\' YORK (U PI I - Mrs. ! Mrs. PhyHis Clark and childTrad•ln - son of Dw 1Uar, w. Va . w1•rt> Svhil V.•Jacobs-:-n, 65, author ren of Flatwoods, Mrs. MargarNlW AOMIRAL AUTOMATIC MAGNI:TIC-fii[IE CIRCUIT THIIIADMI.AL , here probably stems from Chi· . weekend guests of Mrs. Cli':'d · <~;rc.J editor of children's bo(Jks, : et Heaton of Bradenton, F'lorlQUALITY PIATUI . . rago's junction of several Anderson. · d i~·d at the New York Infirm- · da, Mrs. Helen HElliOn of Ches· 1 l•tt ygu mo¥1 . malic and Vt!gelation zones. Mr. and Mrs . Earl Ue Sr. ian• !\1ondav. ter. MrS: Virgil Roush of West • 24 kt. ttld r,rtclllon Admiral Color TV wlrln1• In wtal 1r..• without traubla. .. - -----~·-~~·-·- - · - - - - - - - · ---- - - · · -· Shade, ollw~reguestsofMr. • Fronl Colar TV Conlrad/ and Mrg. G@rald ·Violet. Brlthtntll contrel. Dayton Eisel of Narrows, Va. 'tm•llf..l~oii411LetlftHIIef.,....,..,.... visited his sister, Mrs. Norma . ADMIRAL ••• Morh o/ Quolillo Thro"'thoutliN Wor/<1 Dean at the home of her daugh· ter, Mrs .- nordon Chevalier. Other visitors of Mrs. Dean Sun· were her two somr, Mr. Mrs. Lloyd ~an and son I Denton of Cleveland, and Mr. end Mrs. Clarence Dean and MIDDLEPORT, 0. I son Craig of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Spencer, lucal, also Major 84lvte1 Blow TOKYO (UP!) American and 35-year-old Gloriane Per· These will take them warmly j girl canoeist s stunned Eurnpean l.hrough winter . They're rna· experts by winning siiver ami ehine Wllshable. With att;~th­ bronze medal s at Lh~ Olympic games today and United States ed hwtl. 7-14. hopes for holding its over·all . gold medal lead zoomed when I Russian gymnasts were beaten Children's 2 to 14 in four events lonighl. FIRST .99 'I With only two days to go, the QUALITY from surprising American team has REGULAR 34 gold medals to 23 for Russia Slack and knit top sets. StreiC'h and corduroy. 2-14. which needs a sensational finisb that most ilhsrrvPrs conc.eded Certified Oil Station to gain the team championship in advanct> Ill the Russian 1 w. Main 51. YOU'Ll ASK FOR , for the third straight time. · t.eam . NATURALIZER'S CONTOURED SOLE1 The United Stat~'>s al so held a jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii . lead over Russia in total gold, A shoe that makes comfort a household word ••• featurinl .99 silver and bronze medals, 88·77, Naturalizer's Contoured Sole, an Insole that suppOrts your with a fair chance of slaying I foot curve for curve. Styled with bouncy cushiontd outer· on top all the way despite So· Wide •election uf che<·ks, plaids and plain colors. sole and soft leather that flexes with each lttp you take. viet strength in the remaining . boxing, gymnastics, volleyball I Giva feat the break they deserve--ask for Naturalizer'a Contoured Sole. I and fencing. Two Unexpet"ted Medals 1 Russla picked up three gold medals in canoeing, one tn womrn's gymnaslics and nine : I assorled silver and bronze med· 1 als in four sports while the U.S. · scored only Its two unexpected OPP. LOWER PARKING LOT POMEROY Imedals in canoeing. _•.,,.......,..,,.,..,..._..._..,_.,,.,.,..,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,...,.,.,.......,,.,.,.,..,..,.~ ; Fiftee-n-year-old Francine Fox e FRENCH FRIES MEIGS THEATRE Harrr"sonVI"lle NewS NoteS --...1-L------- ~-,--- • I I See Our New Girls'~' I SKI JACKETS Drip Drys and Quilted Nylons 8.99-9.99 Slack Sets $399· FrQm $80 -the widest choice of , - - - - N E W HOURS-----. A,rtcarved® FRIDA Y DIAMOND RINGS SATURDAY Dirt ...... - tGftow lhe IUfe..ftre ..., 10 her heart whh WI ltltitMWJd diamondt de:Aml rinp ia M:~ GMIM*'IIIn writiACIOf pttManeDt: value _...,._, ..,...._ olf•red an'(Whete. faly tfltMf fDflM -.-.. . ,-....-.. ........,..._.. ......._ ...-. a..t - · .... .,..., ara. --·· 11.11 1 Rizer's Specials This Week ROUSH'S SHOE STORE SHOP AT THE MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE TUFSYN r--------------------- \ \' \ MENS and BOYS $12·95 - See Us for Your Remodeling Needs el'lneli!'lg • Storm Doors eAwnings SUNDAY _ _ _ _ 10 AM tillO PM Gotssler Jewelry Store C. uri St., Pomeroy SYRACUSE, 0. - -- FREE MOUNTINGS 10 AM til 1 AM SYRACUSE DRIVE-IN -- - R!lER OIL ,COMPANY Chapman-Canaday In tha Middle Block Nut to Elberhldo POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI ITORI JACKETS 1 4 PM til 1 AM I . AIIKIIL'S . . . . Ill tiQ __ .JUO.OO 'nn or , ._ _,.fiiiM ''-"'·~-··"'-.. Ms'l!u - · - - - - "" R 00 WEEK-END eSALAD • .. _ . . . . . . Ill I BAKER FURNITURE SEADOG BASKET 1 1 I I Allc:lr"ied, ..C tdnUred, Tup·l ......................... . SPECIAL 1 1 I I fAll 1 eli·[ Victory Hopes Zoom In Tokyo Games TOPS HospitaJ NeWS I ......................... u. s. I I 2 Ladies' Wool &Corduroy 2 Slacks '""" -. s• AR£ Bu 1 Tuppers Plains f N y '*- n. .J I I . fOR I 1 ""!110-llts•"" BOOlS Are AnnOUnCed Itt! I News Notes .... ..... "~~~~~ . ~~o~~man. • • E I DRIVE·IH i. State -der O£ Co iJ ' Frldar. Appointment I ~ - Letart I - 1 I I Nam-CU.J Jarr•ll .. Mn. V<!lllll lkllflnaB cllled Shelby and Donald, Mrs. Judy Ull Sunday will .~· . ..... Mn. Dawson Named ..,· Mr. and Mn. Jtololuly Ger- Bletaing, Faron. Slleryl and Star Adven~ r..uti I lach. Thuntlay eveniJI&. bail~' t1J1t. ll3, aod a-.1 AP ... G0 Ifen' Presid..nt Lea Mr. and Mn. Dale Hoffman Mr Darrell Hoffman and Lu- of 1M Bod)l ol 'arjl!. ,it. PT: PLEASANT ~ Mrs. Marwero businea.< vlJUionl in Park- !her Smith Jell for a hunting Mr. and Mn. Qarlle B I vin (Bett) Dawson Wall electersburg Friday. vacation in the mountains at and daughtertJ Mr. . aod..Jirt. ed president of the Women's UDC S By Irene - · Mr. Dale Hollman io lnstall· IPerry. W. Va . Ol<ey Rotuh and l..uva. ~ Golf Associatloo of the Hidden AND AROUND LETART" lng 1 new oll bumtnc furnace Mr. and Mrs. John Blesslngl ey attl!flded the Ol'dlo,ltJcD..~ Valley Country Club during a PT. PLEASANT Kerry Charleo Keelor and Gregory in their home. of Parkersburg were Suod.ay vice at the Leon Baptlll chll<lo recent meeting of the group. Jarrell of Pl. Pleasant High of Glenville College in Revival b now Ia progress guests of their son. Herman. I when Mr. Paul Grobam ·WIJ MASON - The Wah&ma High Elected to serve with Mrs .... chool was elected State presiGlenville, W. Va., spent the at the Oak Grove EUB church. and family . cwdained. ' JChool honor roll for the first Dawson were: Dot Baker, vice dent of Student Councils at a week f!nd with their parents, The Re.v . Stanley Moore is pas,.., ~~-week.! Is announced by Prin.' president : Lillian Green, sec-- three . day meetinf! at JackMr. and Mrs. Earl Keefer MOO tor . Revival is now In progress Mr. and Mrs. Leonard~, rapal Clyde Foley. The "All retary and Bernie Gllmour, son•s Mill. Kerr" is vice presiMr. and Mrs. Aaron Fowler. Mr. and Mn. Okey Roush at the Guiding Star Advent sandra and Milton Ray. · fDf. A" roll includes Le.ah Ann Mil- fteasurer . dent of the local high school's Mr. WilHam Hart was re- and Mr . and Mrs. Ed Fry were Christian Church. Rev . Wilbur Mrs. S. N_ Litner and ;·Mt. ler, 11th grade; Sherry Flesh- Annow~eement was made that student council, leased frorl:l Holzer hQ8Pital business visitors in Pomeroy Baxter is the pastor and ex· and Mrs. Dolan Phipps . . er, lith ; David Cooks, lOth and the annual Christmas dance ~om Kin~~. president of Pt. Sunday after havina: spent 1 Monday morning and spent tht tends a welcorM to all. Sunday dinner guestl of. , . . Sandra Stewart 10th. and party of the group will be Pleasant Student Council, and week there. afternoon w~th Mrs. RhOO.a Yea- Mr. and Mrs. Oak GMmm re· William Ball of Louisa, -;.£f. 12th (B)- Mary Foster, Ka- held from 9 p. m. 1mtil 1 a.m . C.trol Kegley, who also atMrs. Ina Pratt returned to ger of Ma&m. turned home from Mt. Storm. 1 Mrs. Sail was formerlY of thy Hesson , Alice Johnson, December 12 in the Moose tended the 'three . day rJ.eeting, her emploYment at the homf' Luvena Rainey received word w. Va., after spesding twu Letart and all her old nNbPete Kar.schnik, Paul }lay- Hall and it was decided to in· ptayed major roles Jn the camof Doctor Summers of Leon that her nephew of Ceredo, W. week! with their daughter. Mr bors sent her greetings. .- · nard, Glenndalyn Ord, Gordon vite th-e Men':; Golf Association paign for Jarrell. after spendint two weeks with Va. , was killed instantly while and Mrs. Jack Riley . Word was received bhe~!' Powell, Patty Thompson, Lar- and their wives an(l if they Kerry is the son ol Mr. and Mrs. WJ'IIIam Hart. Mr. and Mrs Marshall Alii fri~nds of the death Y T .. working on a jacked up car b ur) Ball . Robert Brown . Linda have out-of-town guests, they Mrs. Melvin Jarrell of "~2nd st M.rs. Ina Pratt. Mrs. Ora which fell on Wm. son of Pt. Pleasant were Sat· -\da Davis ot Parkers urg ., ~·· Clark, Dixie Flowers. Ronald are to be invited. and was also one of seven chos· Mrs. Audrey Hoffman. urday evening guests of Miss Ada wa s the secretary and ,.. Hesler, Terry May. Franz. Rei· The Awards banquet of lhe f>n on a panel and was named Donald and Shelby Hoffman Mrs. Virginia Holland, Nora Garnet Aten and Elaine Me· cepllOnlst of Doctor Harrls for ct:art, Richurd Rood , Erma group will be held at Oscar's as vice president of the Studwere busine-ss visitors in Pt. Adkins, Laura Gibbs, Mr. and Kinney. Imany. many years. ", Crites, Robert Greene, George Restaurant in GaiH.polis Oct. -"unc,l ':\lorkshop. Kerry Pleasant and Gallipolis Salu:-- Mrs . L.ester Adkins and Mr. Hoffman , Roger Luckcydoo. San ober 28 and reservauons must has been active In bend at and Mrs. Johnny Fry were the dn Pickens. be made immediately. PL. Pletsant High and was a UNHEEDED In Detro't Rev. Sila:s Billups and Robert guest s of Mr_ and Mrs. F..d 11th ~B) - Craig Abolin, member of the West Virginia woman passing~ stop~ ·~ Brown returned home i:rom a Fry . Rhonda Brabham, Max Brown, All-State band that represented look at the wreckage of a fishing trip on Lake Erie. Mr . Okey Roush called on Beck)" Gardner. Josetta Li.~h. this state at the New York car whose driver failed to Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Baxter of Mr. Charlie Brown Thursday Betti Scarberry, Janell Ca ll , World's F'air. He is a member heed the warning of the Columbus were weekend ~~sts afternoon _ slgn.. The autolst, Charles eo-~ h Lberta Jones, George RanXamiDatJOJr of the Key Club and other Nabon, was.ahghtly injured. of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Baxter. Mr. and Mrs . Charlie Brown i dolph, Aliee Roush. Vicki Stewsehoot cluus Mr. and Mr!. Gerald McBee and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. 1 arl, Joy T~abet, Ler<~ Bennett, King anuounced that the lo-/wrs . Alice Harper and daughl~ Okey Roush and Luvena Rain· Connie Harbour , Carolyn Kaycal student councll will be host ers, Jerry and Brenda, were e.y were al the Graham Saplor, Donna Roush, Alberta h. a Student Council Workshop in Huntington Saturday. t1st Church. Thursday evemng. Thompson. . PT. PLEASANT Congress- a! P_t. Pleo sant on Tuesday beMr. Russell' Thomas of Bril- to ~e the Central Amt>rica mis. [ 10lh (8) - Debb1e Cook. EdK H hi h gnnmg at 9 a m Mrs John liant, Ohio, visit-' ho's molh-r. sionary's pictures of that coun· ' II' man en ec er as announc. · · · ~ o.: . H Is d D 1 d.re a t~a · a e Ro ms. ~on- ed that a Civil Servke examl· Scott, Oak H1l!, executive sec· Entered Hospital Mrs. Mar~aret Thomas over try· I nJe dRo usrd, Rose: 1ary SJsk, nation for entrance to the a~ad- e.tary of thL Student Coundls, Among those who entered the weekend. I The Central America mission· ; 8 5 Ian o enn:lrce S~-~~· ~;~- emies will be held on October Will be the principal speaker. Holzer Hospital in the past 24 Mrs. Harriett Hannam re· l aries were at Board Baptist I •,. eaArvehr, Bnna d ' s' r - 31. Location where the examl· T~n school~ wl·ll· be represent· hours were Judge Henry W. turned home after spending sev- . chu.rch _Friday evening showing ' ~am 1 t u\ r;n. a rown, nation will be held will be an- ed In West Vu·rmla and repre- CherringUJn, 639 Second Ave. eral weeks with her daughter. therr prctures. I arne a Rous , ~~ham Roush, nounced within a few days sentative for Galllpolis High Terry Donald Adams, 426 Four- Gaye Donahue, of Cincinnati, Mr. F. G. Musgrave, Mrs. I Susan Surf<:~ce, M1ke VanMatre, ''This is the only Civil S.,"VICt:' . School plus Raymond Musgrave. Mr. and 1sors will at- th Sl., Kanauga, John w. 0'- Ohio, Rand} Weover, Paul<.r Werry, examination which candit'btef, tend the workshop. Dell, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, Mrs. Mrs. Margaret Thomas and Mrs. Okey Roush. Garnet Chap· Robert Whitmore, Jacqueline Harry L. Barcus. Eureka Star Irene Winebrener were Wed- man. Myrtle Roush. Lora Mae PI M'ld d r• d Aldridge. Judy Athey' Ll.nda wishing to enter 'lltheh ac~dem.v easant Valley Hospital Rt., Mrs. Clarence R. r.resday dinner guests of Mr. 8 rown, 1 re t,or~pson an Call, Lo1's King, V1'ck1' MaJ•. on'tIuIy· l' 1965 ·kWI c ave an op- AD'tiTT~ d S II K ·~ x:.D - Mrs. Clar- Rt. 2, t'artiot, Mrs. Frank and Mrs. True Blessing of Ma- gran son. co Y mg, sp-•n I ' ane Noble, Robert" Par."oiJS. pur umty lu ta e, ongres'iman s h th e day \\'·" Dl "" -~ Hechler stated. ence tep ens, Patriot; Mrs. G. Smith, Rl. 2, Vintot., Mrs. son City. l"Unesday WI'lh Mrs. I 9mthgal mB)er~, KLainthdla KAaboylllo.nr•. SJuu~ Those who hAve not already Arthur Higginbotham, Roberts· Willard A. Swain, Crown City, Mrs. Audrey Hoffman and Luv~~a Rainey an~ quilt~ on I burg: Billy Crawford, Pt. Pleas· Mrs. Nettie Ponn, Rt. 1 Mabel Winebrener were busi- a qurlt for Mrs. Srlas B1llups Mr. an d Mrs. Lawrenc~ w·r~e· dy I...-."they, o,·ana Roush , Har- applied may st ill do so by writ. an t : Mrs. Harold Robinson, Pt. ton, Eugenia Ann Wary, , ness visitors in Pt. Pleasant ~ Jo VanM•ter, K,"ren w,·gal, ing Congressman Ken He. . :r. PI t w D 1 b-nne of Col mb .., · ~. " orr· easan; arren evault, Le- ny, w. Va., Gary W. Whitting- Wednesday. . '"' _r u us, OhiO . VJS,· 1008 Ice on; Mrs. G.eorge Wilson, Pt. ton , Grimm'.s Landing, W. Va., l Mr. and Mrs. Harley Bone- I led hrs. parens. t Mr. an d .M. rs. Stephen Fowler. Sandra Gibbs, Room W· New h. t House D C A 'ld ' Catch the gleam in p-.J PI easan.I IR W b Sandra Greer. Barbara Roush. BUl mg . as mg .on, . Guy L. .:-)wa11ey, Rt. 1. Mid- cutter called on Mr. and Mrs. oss me rener over th e week b Eleanor Roush. Dennis Tu/loh, plications must e postmRrkeu DISCHARG~D 'I C e d Fashion 's eye when no l::.ter than October 24 . Conc. - !\ rs _ har- dleport, Clifford C. Jenkinson, William Hart Monday. .n · _ . 1-'red Brinker, Gloria Gibbs, gressman Hechler stressed that les Gleason and son, Letart; E. Main St., Pomeroy, Greg· Mrs. Judy Blessing and 1 Irene ~Vmeb~ener spent Fn· you go forth in this Karen St3ats. Mrs. Owen Bonecutter, Hog· ory D. Lodwick, Rt. 3 Pome- 1children called on Mr. and ' .day evemng. w1th Mr. and Mr.• a-ntmnts~notm• Sparkling Boot of red through political or personAl in- set_t: D?ris an~ Cindy ?illisp!e, roy, Mrs. Homer E. Cole, Mrs. Harle~ Bonecutter Wed- rru~ Blessmg of Maso~ whJ\e I or black patina. Gn.mm s Landtng; Dw1gh1 Km· pers Plains, Mrs. Homer Juruor nesday ev~n.rng. La•.uence and Donna Wmebren· Election Officials lluence, merit but rest on aca· d APP Ie Grove; Houston Exline, Jackson. Mrs. Archie R, I Mrs. Doris Hoffman. as solely demon.~traterl natr , Mrs. I ncr a Itended lh e Wa hama f00t· I demic Will Go to School through relative scores on tht! Brannon, Southside. Brooks, Rt. 1 Wellston , James! Laura Lou Roush, and Mrs ball game. PT. PLEASANT - A school Civil S!!rvice examination. BIRTHS - Mr. and ~rs . , Leitch , Hamden. Mrs. M a I· Sarah Hannom have been on Mr. Jam~s Hannum of Col- i for election officials will be Cl~rence Stephens, Patnot. colrn D. Hooper , South Point, the sick list. , umbus, Oh10, was a. recent . conducted October 28th ~n ac OhJo, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Clar·l and Claude Van Hoose, Hav- Mrs. Alice Boggess retlU'ned weekend guest of hi!' parents. cordance with th~ order of th~ 18th Annual Dinner ence McCarty, Apple Grove, erhill. home to Akron, Ohio, after Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hannom Milson County Court. To he No\'entber 16 a son. I Birtb8 spending several days with Mr. and Robert. The session will begin at 7 p. PT. PLEASANT - The 18th Mrs. Clarence Edward Fife. and Mrs. Edward Sayre. Mr. Okey Capehart of Col· cm. in the courtroom in the ~rmual banquet of the Western 304 Spring Ave., Pomeroy , son, Mrs. Betty Sayre and daught· u:nbus spent th e week end w1th Mason County courthouse. This Soil Conservation District Will j\tef DeWS 2·40 p m Wednesday . Mrs. er. Lynn, were weekend guests hrs mother and brother, Mrs. marks the first time a school be held Nllv. 16, at 6:30 p. m Robin ·o..Seaton, Rt. 1 North- of her mother, Mrs. Mitchell, Clara ::md Joseph. Capehar:. lovi-1\ii'snugness of for electior officials has been The dinner meeting wiH be up , son, 11:34 a. m. Wednes· of West Columbia. I ~rs . Joe Boston 15 a surg~cal l this Slan*ing Boot held in Mason County. Persons held e.t the Cedar Lakt!s F'FAGauge reading!! : Gallipolis day. Mrs. Darrell M. Shaffer, The new Home Telephone ] pattent 10 a Charleston Hosplt· appointed to serve as electiun FHA Camp, Ripley, w. Va. Dam 18.2, 12.3, running 2lf.! feet Rt. 2, Crown City, son, 1\::rl exchange building is progress· a!. . . in Red Pattina or nfficials who attend the sr bool Supervisors of the Wer;ter on rollers, Pomeroy - Mason p m_ Tuesday. ing rapidly, MISS Sharon Br.rnker of St Black Crushed Grain will be paid $10 in addition to Soil Conservation District in 20.67, Pt. Pleasant 24.19, HiD· . Dischjrged Mr. and Mrs . Robert Sword Joseph School of Nuning. Park· their pay as an election official Mason County are Drew Hut- ton 1.53, Kanawha Falls 3.89. Patients recently discharged asd family and Mr. and Mrs. ersburg, wa;; a w'::'ekend guest Cowboy Heel. f''"""-'------------.....-...:..=------~=--· --. ~ CharlestOJ;J 17.95. London, Mar· ~ncluaed Felix R. Alkirf' , Mr!i. Thomas Sword and family of of her ~arents, Mr. and Mrs _ mel and Winfield dams were · Walter E. Culver, Mrs. David Cle.veland, Ohio, were week Frrd Brmker. on the sills. Cleland, Mrs. Chloe Gates, Per- end guests of their mother . Mr. Harry Thoma~ of Hunt· Boat movements: r)" L. Skirvin , Willi om T 0 d d Mrs. Rose Sword. m.gton was a wee-kend guest of . Ohio River - Buckeye State Summers, carmen R. Smith. Mrs . Velma Hoffman hts mother, Mrs. Margaret up 14, 2:35p.m.; Zimmer down Roy Asbury , Mrs. Lillie B. ed to Cedar Gr~ve tO meet 'rho~as. . 1 Many Other 14, 5: lO p. m.: John J . Rowe Rogers, Mr s. Cecil Massie and husband who wrll spend several . Mr ss Caro.yn Parson!i Js carStyles $5.99 to $9.99 up 14, 6: lO p. m.; Orlenian infant son, and Mrs. Oscar Col- days at his home. He is em· mg for t~e chlldren. of Mrs. Judown 14, 7:45a. m.; St. Mary's lins. ployed on an Ohio River tow Blessmg who IS employe£! up 15, 6:40 a. m. ; Louis1ana - - - - - boat. Parkersburg. up .j.6, 4:15 a. m.; Bayou Lor· 1 p. m .; H. E. Bowles up Green~ Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hoffman Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. No. Second Middleport raine up 16, 6:10 a. m.: New up 3:10 a. m : Alice up Green- spent the day Tuesday Rena Bonecutter and !amity Martinsville down 18. 12:40 a. up 5:15 a_ m.; wayne H. down Mr. and Mrs. John Kay in were Mr. and Mrs. Toby Mym. : Jeffboat up 18, 7:45 a. m.; Greenup 6:25 a. m.: lndiana Albans. Miss Gladys Kay Jerry Bosworth up 19. 4:40 a. down Greenup 8 a. m.; Cod- Chicago was also a guest Ihere. m.: P-eggy Downey up 19. 5·10 rington down Meldahl 9:05 p. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shields of a. m.: Philip Sporn down 19, m_: F.sso Pennsylvania up Mel- New Haven called on Mr. and 6:10 a. m.: Luther Herdman dahl 11:40 p. m.: Ravenswood Mrs. Jimmy Caster Thursday. up 20, 5:30 a. m.; Eastern up down Meldahl 2:50 a . m .: E. P. Mrs. Betty Sayre and Lynn '20. 7:50 a_ m.; Diane Brent up Jones down Meldahl 3:40 a m-1 and Mrs. Kathryn Thomas were 22, 4:20 a. m.: Warren HougGallipolis Dam -- Samuel business visitors in ParkersBig Selection Of ... land down 22. 4:55 a. m.: Elis- C\emns down 6 p.m .: Walter ' bury Thursday . ha Woods down 22. 6:10 a. m.; Beckjord down 7:40 p.m.: OV~ The Guiding Star Ladies Aid i ., 4 National down 23, 10 :20 p. m. ; EC down 8 p. m.: Robert Reed held its weekly meeting Thurs· • 600 • 13 3 T NYLON JT NYLON ' Rliable down 23. 2:45 a.m.; down 10 :15 p.m.; Inca up 11 :25 day and their monthly birth· Combln•fion SURE GRIP SURE GRIP Western down 23, 5:30 a. m.: p. m .; Elgercliff up 2:05 a.m.; day dinner was s-erved at noon . Slat First Line NC', 1 Economy No. I Economy Steve Click down Greenup 8:10 R. H. Bosworth II down 5·10 It was a covered dish dinner . Snow & lei Tires Snow 1r1d Ice a. m.: l\linnis up 6:10 a m. The day was spent quilting. Suburban it• 750x14 Tl,.. field, Gallipolis Ferry, Edward Kanawha River Baver Those attending were Rev . and j Rayon Tires 670x15 Bumgarner and Jesse Brown. up Winfield 7:15 p. m.; Lucy Mrs. Wilbur Baxter, Mrs Vel- i Black Tub~less Black Tube Ty,. both of Letart Route 1. Jane Lucas down Winfield 10: JO ma and Audrey Hoffman. Mrs. ----~ -~-Rose Sword. Margaret Thomas. Mabel and Irene Winebrener, Let it snow, let it blow, le-t ttlt temperature Mud& Snow Barbara GerlactJ, Mildred F1ow Plus Tax and tire Plus PIUs Tax & Tire drop to 1 new low these DrawnY coats ers, Goldie Rollins, Nina Jones. 1 Recappable Off Your Car {)ff Your Car Flavia Leitner and Mrs. Elva · Casing and jackets are • match for any weetherl Canter. I Mrs. Velma Hoffman, Mrs . . Rose Sword and Mrs. Elva Canter were shopping in New MENS SIZES 36-46 - Haven Friday. Mr. Raleigh Ward .returned to Fairmont. W. Va., after spending a week with hls sis• Kitchen Cabinets ter, Mn. Flavia Leitner, BOYS SIZES 3·18 _ __ eFioor Tile ' Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Young: were callers on Mr. and Mrs. eFormica Top Fred Roush. MPs. Sarah Hannom and Ro• Ceiling Tile bert caJJed on Irene Winebrener Wahama Honor Roll Students Are Announced evening. • • BOone o~ed & Operated . . "' . You~ lflke our Servic• •h-.. WY MIU • Storm Windows down Winfield p.m.; Semel J2: 10 a.m.; C. V. Hamer down Winfield 1:40 a. m.; Jefferson up Winfield 2:40 a. m.; George Price up Winfield 6 a . m. .____ fREE lSTIMATES _ __, First presidential inaugurat,. 1on ever televised was b, 11148. FOREMAN.& ABBOTT The 11-bour-day for all Its employes was adopted by the U.S . government on June 19, 1811. WY 2-5321 N. 2nd A.. SHOP SATURDAY 9 TIL 9 MILL STREET ' ', J MIDDLEPORT, 0. --• �... . -- . . . ·-. ~- . ,. . . ~ . . . . . .. ~ ~ ..... - . .. .. .... .. - . . . . .. .. . .. .... .. - . . . . . . .. .... .. ........ ...... . . .. - .. .. - . . . . . . . . . .... . · ·. . ~. .-·. - -~-·· ·· - · ~ .. .. - " • .ll'elqeQ C.Ued • Twiee iD 24 Hourr Pomeroy Yolunllleer !Ire"""' ....e eoiJed twlee during tile put 24-houn to help utlngujsh bnlsh ftres . The lint was at lUI p.m. Wedneaday in liar· rl!onYille. Tho flromen were al10 summoned to Jl'lve Point! for a similar blue at 1:49 a.m. !<>day. No dama1es ~ere reported Practical Nuniq TrainlDJE Offered "Practical' Nunln&'' - t h I Firot level el HwtdiC - II ~ fered as part of tile Marietta Public School Systesn u an ado ult "Pre-empiOJIDIIIl" -year whore Mrs. Harold W. Smith PLAN BARBECUI!. was ill. She was transferred to a Ewing ambulance and taken to MASON - Brochures are avaUlhiiiD tbo school o!f!c:e. The NGiloiU'' Leao 1111• for Nurstnc pre • loll for Practical Nurling (PACB:) will be given for those wbo whll to apply for the Marietta Program on Saturday, OcL %1 at I a.m. Application for entrance must be accompanied ttO. The Mason Metho. barbecue on Saturday, October . 2\, at Army to Hold New Hearing on Floods COLUMBUS - THE CHIRBr· tan Churcb "may very we II stand or fall by her pruclamation .00 practice ol rlghtoouoness in human reJat!ons," in dist men are having a chicken Pleasan t Valley Hospital. the Mason Methodist this generation, ' the ', church from 5 p.m. until 7 p_m. I Adults $1.25, children .75 LOGAN (UP!) - The Army PLEASE MOVE CARS! Corps ol Engineers will hold a Middleport Street CornmiS· public hearing here Nov. 13 on sioner Lawrence Manley has 1 propo£ed flood cor.trol pro- ask-e-d persons to move their BEAUTY ON lLUID 1'0& IAJIIY-llopubllca:J!:oidentlal aadlllate !~any Goldwater holds tbe hand elf one of a group of "Gold Gkla" who· fil'OIIIetlldnl at Omaha, Neb.. wb., the GOP preoidential andldate adm,.ed Dearb' lD,OIIO JIIIIIIW durlllr a TWO CITED the American Lutheran Church said We<lnesday night. Tlte Rev. Froderik Sohlotz called for full support of · rights by all peaceful meana UGBTINO THE SltY-'nle as he opeoed tbe secood 11011- 1i""w ll!().foot-blgb co n t r o I eral convention of the 2,544,617 ,tower at New York Cily'a LaGtWdla Alroort cost $L6 member church group. rolllion and rejiorledly is tbe m'ED lut word lD. alrpad d!wi&PDETROIT - '11IE Ul Auto Workers Union, buoyed a : a .ion of flooding in that c ity by The Ohio State Patrol reports means of local protection. the arrest of two persons, Helen A basin • wide development Moore, 61 , Milton, W. Va., cited plan wiil be studied at the to Meigs court Friday for speed, helrlng here. a11d Paula Sayre, 19, Pomeroy, cited to Collipolis court SaturMelp Getterll Hospital day for failur ".! ta have an Ohio ADMISSIONS Gertrude Driver's license. ARREST MADE with KeMeth Yonker, Yonker, Sarah Yonker, as in· corporators. and their Kennetb Yonker, R. D. I, ersville. Papers were filed Webster and law firm. died Tuesday. The Pomeroy Eagles Club will AA·A·B.C Width! SIZE_s- - 4-10 f PrepareNN $6.99 THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. TI RI J I Wl•hr's Wortt .-.·. ---PLAN SUPPER Fultz, Pomet:oy! 2-HOUR celebrate it! 30th anniversary A Jitney supper will be held with a dinner and dance Sun· at the Shade Hlgll Sohool this day, October 25. Friday, October %1, I • kt~.,. DRY CUANING at 4:30 p. m. to aid with the ston, Miss Melva Johnston, Mrs. er are announcing the birth of financing of Bre11 Ruth as a Lizzie Caton, Mrs. Nancy Glass. their first child, a girl, at Meigs missoonary to Korea Salem Center ~ \ ........... .. hM4 fOf ..,., s,,. .,. _ _., • Acey Bragg and daughter, Mrs. Mary Arney and children, Joy· CATCHING THE WIND-This novel hat was one of aeveral shown at a winter faabioo shoW iD Rovanierni, Finland, capi-- , Peggy, Laura, DRY CLEANING ' i "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" MAIN ST. \ POMIROY I' s a: c arac ens IC~ , o ~a~l~horse and a mule. its I w er sltys. of Dexter, and the host and opeeds over level terrain and a hm;tes;s, Mr. and Mrs. Julius mule's doggedness in hauling Johnston, Sr. trains up steep grades at susMrs. Lizzie Caton accompan. tained low speeds, aceordJng to ied her daughter Addie Denney AJco Products, Inc. and family home Saturday, and,:==========;! the annual al.lic .sa le at Jackson. A stork shower was held s~. urday, October 16th, at the home ·of Mrs. Glen Caton, hon· oring Mrs. Thomas Spaulding. Present were Mrs. Bonnie John- I' FIRST QUALITY REGULAR PROOF, WITH NO INCREASE IIIITATE TAXES, THE COMBINED EFFORTS OFTME OHIO lfGISLATURE ANO THE AOMINIITIIATION HAVE MAGE THE BALANCED BUDGET A REAUTY. 28:' '•m•NJ ST,.TI. ,.... e~ • I , PROOF, IN COMBINED STATE AIID LOCAL TAXES PER $1UUO OF PEIIIONAL INCOME. OHIO RANKI 116 LOWEIT AMONG AU THE ITATES. THERE II 110 STATE CORPOIIATE OR PERIDIIAL INCOME TAX HERE. ._ ~ , ., • •• <. ,w- :out further breatace. down to aix inehes. -·· ..... ..-.. '" ' t.oliflrnle YOU ARE AWARE THAT: •Thpre is a j la~k of local industry e77 % of the mads in the county are unpaved • Local ta ;:es cl!n no longer support adequate education •Conditions of strip mines are a disgrace • Regardless of the outcome of the election. Meigs County needs to wake up to these problems. Vote lor the eandldato and tho Party that you think can bo tho most helpful. IX I Charles S. Knowles I DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR STATE RE~RESENT ATIVE ~ •CANDIES "~ ~lr 1, Ull thn\1111 JoJ.r 1, UH, w11~ 1 1\ ur llitrUou 11. MDI, Will ·-..-WnMOJin , ~ ICIIIIM •COSTUMES ----·-----·----....,A......,... ou-.. •MASKS ....... •NOVELTIES •CANDLES •PARTY SUPPLIES -----·-- SHOP HERE & SAVE I r) Certified- Oil Stetlon w; Maroi"lt. - .. Pom~t•oy ' ... IM •..u.. lftiHt a. '-•• E. f'U.Ot~t .Dir.n.r, ...,.,_na.lht,.,-"""""' fAt Sfllt fl/ Q.V... . . JON.Csl' I ~ I ' ' POMEROY REXALL DRUGS WY. 2-2955 Pomeroy • D of A Group Inspection is Held Tuesday by officially, including, Mrs. Wakely, disb:lct deputy; Edith Betzing, associate state vice councilor; Lucille B. llawklna, l past state councJlor; Pomeroy Holter announced that each member is to puy SOC for the Christmas · dinner. SLICED BOLOGNA __ 3 lbs. _ FRESH PIG'S FI!ET 7 ll>t, fRI!SH NECK BONES _ 5 lbtt. PORK LIVER - - - - 4 lbs. Ml pllan - • • •:dlliJ , I I 1 Filth Birthday Event Celebrate. SUGAR S 49c lb•. OL&q 6 lbo. $1 EGGS 3 $1.09 AJOES u..la.,lllod _ 501lt. .POT'1'\ bog $1.49 WHITE BREAD _ 6 ,..... $1 SODA CRACKER$ •••l~b'19c FLOI,JR s:,~~~o ·- -..-- 2Sbaglb. $1.99 dOl. ;. Meyers, Mrs. Wakely complimented the officers and team on thelr work and aave the Council an ..cellent grade. She also sp6ke on tbe National Sessioo held recently. Also opeaklng briefly were Mrs. Betzlng who thanked the Council for the gift given her at the Booster meet· lng; Mra. Hawklna, Mra. Hauclt, Elizabeth Campbell, Dean Barnllz, UIUe Hauck, Ethel Smith. Della Stahl, Nettie Hayeo and Edna Reibel. A cake walk was held by the kitchen commitle and won by Ona O.bom and Mae Sponcer aller wblch relroshmenta w1re served. :rho Halloween theme wu carried out on the table 1 and napklna . $ PURE CANE 50c ' Mary Showalter and Dorothy Lawson. candidates, Dorothy 3 lbs. SWEET Marie Hauck, deputy of Theodorus Council; and Erma Cleland, de-puty of Chester Council. Mary Initiation was held for three ' GROUND BEEF _ __ CIDER ..,. 79c '"~ 'I)'CIIt .....-.. . .- ( .I I The Daily Sentiuel s-10 BEN FRANKLIN s-to 1021. MAIN SWISHER & LOHSE State offlcers were received q ::: ...,_ PAPER PLATES I ... .--.... ...-= O HIO PAPER CUPS POM~prw 28.9 FIRST QUALITY RIIGULAR BACON ENDS - - - - 5 lbo. ... ........ ::: lroli .... NAPKINS WY 2-3498 .... -..,q,•. r... 1M ,.., ' " - ) --......... .·.--......-.. -!- IJolllo · · · · ·· ~ Marguerite's Shoe Shop Zelda Weber, councilor, preaided, Reported ill were Anna l Tuttle, Violet Hill and Glenna Ha•s, Hallie Frederick be-] plants and streams J di"eharges containing ill at the meeting and gents may be well 00 the was taken to Meigs General hoo-~ to a solution, it was pita! by the Pomeroy Emergen· here at a meeting of thl ey Squad. A note of thanks was can Institute of Chemical En- read from Zelda Weber for gineers. cards sent her at the death of Dr. R. D. Swiaher, of the re- her brother. ROUND STEAK I' ..... ...... .... ....... .... ::: MlttkoT"' 1tractor driver is cleaning an Oxnard, Calif., beach. He il : using the latest in beach cleaning equipment, a Beach Sani· i tiler. The sanitizer removes all trash, incJudin&: glau with· •• Pharmacists to Serve You Edith Wakely, Tuesday evening, with 42 members and 11 guests prsent. clb l.o<!l~.,. ~ · ~ o• CCII.UIOIVa 1• ISIFI'ING SAND-At one fell swoop (six-feet wide), this In order to understand Meigs County's problems each social and service group ought to contact the County Extension Office and their Chamber of Commerce. Studies have been made and are avail· able for the asking. ton, Mrs. John Fultz, Mr.. iSOn Baker, Mrs. Kloes and Mrs. Nell SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. ··-· ·-·- 0141. ,.. . ,~ " ~ e 3 Registered S.. thla new atyle MW Bureau re- Mournmg, Mrs. Genevlev~ Sax· America was 'l!onducted BABY BEEF Certified Oil St•tion W. M•jn St. Mrs . OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7:® P.M. IIPR FIT.. I N T DIRTY W RD IN I Brown, Block. AAAA to I Tony Fowler, Mrs. Joe The annual lnspecllon of Mrs. Eva Hartley, Mrs. Dale Chester Councll Daughters of SIMON'S Chris, and Timmy of Langsvil· R. R. 'ANIMAV . NEW , YORK (UP I) - . The na· I t.ion s newest 1ocomohve, a FASHION CRAFT made plans to prepare basl<ets I porta that the totallnereaaed by 1,300,100 during tho put and trays of food for shut - · ye1r. C h a r t 1bove ahowa uf the church for Th'ml<ligiV'ing proportion of to Jo vII I o 11 and Christmas. b om e a to non-televiaion home• In this couatry. CaU· A school bag filled school supplies was pr<•patrod fomla leada every atate with an eatlmated 8,278,800 homu at the meellng to be with televisloll. wurld missionary call. Joe Wtlson presented a gram on Haiti. Mrs. Baker the closmg prayer. Rt'fresh· ments were served hy the host .... Present were Mrs. David Darst, Mrs. Nora Self-Service Market I BY ison. --- ---- Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Brew- 4300-horsepower behemoth, has "the be t h t . t' f l • " The new unit. 76 feet long , . Va ., and Mr. and Mrs. Eu- ' and 15 feet high, is the first j gene Johnston and children, Ce- mainline diesel-hydraulic to be , cil Melva Bonita and Vicki built in this country. It has a and a friend, Miss Joyce Bro- racehorse capacity for high - \ Tommy, lal of the Finnish Lappland. The hat is shaped with four Route· Mr and Mrs George elongated peaks which spread apart when caught by the I,lc•hm;ton' of A. shl a nd. , K. y.; Mrs. 1 wind. It was in&pind by 1 native Lapp headdress. Mary Brown of Vinton; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sm1'th and Cur tl s Mrs. Lizzie Caton, honor guests , Mrs. Agnes Lam. and sons Ronald, Billy, Julius, and Greg of Oceana, In addition to dispensing essential drugs to your community, your druggist also provides another service by stocking many important Items of a non-pharmaceutical nature . thl boo!lllail In Pomeroy, Tbe FOAM PROBI EM circle will aend Cbriotmu glfla LAS G to the bome miasionary, MilVE A ' Nev .. IUPI) dred Benaon in HaiU. Til e.y Tile foam problem m EBERSBACH HARDVVARE LAUNDRY - the church treasury. study lesson for tbe ev011ing tng the •.opic, "The New The meeting was closed the Lord's Prayer given in S ROBINSON'S POMEROY RICKSHA reading, "Whet Should We in Life," and prayer. Clarence Lacey presented been .:.!,""'""'""'"""""""""""",r_""""""""""""""""""""''"'-""'"".;.,...,..,,..,,.,...."""""""""""""""- ey and Mark , Mr. and Mrs. 8111,.. Mro. Tony Fowler dedi· oated lite Jove !lift offering. The project committee r& porUtd tbat copieo of the medl· tatlon booklet "The Secret PlaCe," bad placed in IBY REQUESn AT •certUy at the home of Mr. and unable to be present. Mr. and w~re recent guests of Mrs. Sa· WY 2-5428 Johnston, Sr., Mrs. Spaulding plan to reside dt~o~R:o:u~sh:·_ _ __ _ _ _ in Florida in the near future. Mrs. Agnes Lambert Mr. Johnston. P"'"''1t I The Salem Center Methodist • were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jotlll·i Church sponsored a chicken bar· ston, Jr. and Trudy, Mr. and becue supper at the local Mrs. Frank Johnston of school Saturday, October lOth. bus: Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Proceeds will go directly into SERVICE Donald Lowery and Included toptc, •'Babclliq: Life'• Burd· Mrs . Franc-es Bearhs, SERVICE ' burn and chlldren, Mrs. Beulah Memorial Hospital. Davis and daughters, Mr. and Mr d M Ch ter J hn . an rs. · es the birth O· Mrs. La rry Smt'thM , rs. AI"tre 8 Spaulding, the honor guest, Mrs. ftha~e ~~~ ·d Sharon Spaulding, and the host- 0 ell' . • an ~ Mrs. Kathleen Caton. Mrs. ond _son, at Metgs Memor181 Spaulding received many beau. Hospltal. BY MRS. LIZZIE CATON tiful gifts, several from folks Mr. and Mrs. Dave Roush .. A birthday dJnner was held were made to remember shut • Ina of the church during the hnlldays when the EJecta Orcle of the I!' 1r s t Baptist Church in Middleport met Tueaday at the home of Mrs. Nora Hamllton. The openin& prayer Willi given by tbe cbalrmau, Mrs. Jolm Fultz. 1\fra. EdiloD Baker presented llle devotiOIIII period using tile .._ ..,_ ..._ '"''"' ~~~!!!!!" ant. Devotions were given by lean Research Shut-Ins will Be Remembered • By C~rcle Group pfans • Q""' Tftu i SOCIAL CALENDAR • • • 91 per - • of all Amtriccoo A dessert course was ~:~~I homn, including Hawaii b111t not Mrs. Miller Miss Erna Jeue, to 10 members by the ht ,\IOJka. · Mrs. Hamm aod Mrs. William es, Mrs. Harry Moore. BIG SMALL SCIU!IN-Ialll Mayer. Jame! Buchanan and IDIIIIII September IIUI'Yey of George Anderson. lelevlilon homes, tho Amor· Yfua'CESSPOOl & s£P1\t lAMl &s.,tlrTnb (. 0..,.,. iNtn "BeliavJog president; Mrs. aar to be held In ~ovember. Plans were dil"'cussed for anniver~ary dinner to be htld Nov . 17 at the Martin Res1tau1r· l Hamm, viee Thomas Clelland, &eel"fftary : Mrs. Harry Miller, tr....q~turer ; Mrs. Kenneth Braun, secretary ot education; and Mrs. WIIUam Frecker, secretary of stew•rd· ship. Pl1ns w~re made for a rummage aale at the St. Paul's Cburch, Oct. 2'7·28. Refreshments were servtd by Ml'l Clair Karr and Mrs. ldlekey WU!iamo to Pastor and Mn. Kraly, Mrs. Bram1, Mn. Clelland, Mn. Lawl"M\(!t!l Doug. lui, Mn. Joe 'Mloren, Sr., Mrs. WUUam Downie, Mu. Frecker, ~U INCORPORATES Secretary of State Ted W. today reported the fil· of the following articles of incorporation for the Malibu Coal Corporation of Minersville DISCHARGES - Mary Still. 2, was arrested by the ~leigs l..oDg Bottom: Carolyn Jones. County Sheriff's department on Shade: Lena Heilman, Pome· an intoxication ch&rge. ' ray. SONGWRITER DIES LOCAL TEMPS ClllCAGO IUPI) - Funeral 'lbe temperature In Pomeroy's services will be held Friday bvsJneBS district at 11:30 a.m. songwriter Donald Marcotte, today was 56 degrees, under composer of "Tico-Tico" and lUnny skies. · "Beautiful Brown Eyes."' H PLA:>I DANCE complete settlement American Motors Col])., hoped for a speedup of General Mot<rs local negotiatons today ao a prelude to Friday'o ratifica· tion vote on 1 new national tract with the world's la~l!88t I auLo maker. Okey Kaiser , 33, Racine Rd Pomeroy. I LOAFERS · Il last April in Athens to detenn- announced later. lne the views of local interests Gilkey, Pomeroy; Edna Carleton, Syracuse; Zora Walker, · Plano were modo aMual buaar aod am!IVI..,Jtryl observ!UICO when Group I the Women's Aosoclotlon of F 1r' t United Chureh mel Tuesday evenlnl the borne of Mra. James B<>ohanan. Tile m..ung wu opened pnyer by the chairmln, Mn. Bethel Coiemen, who a 1 1 DuriilJ the buslneas UIIJon, gav~ a reading, '' A Big Fllo:""" the report or the nominating Hat." Pled~e! were ·c~::~:~ ~mrnittee was given and the and a money making followin1 officers will take of. and amone y maklng flee in January, Mrs. Clair was discussed . Members Kan , pre.oldent : Mrs. VIrgil Ireminded of the annual ROBINmE of iwlch-hOfl! ~ _ _ grom for the Hocking River cars when the scavenger is in basin. use on village streets collect· - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - ---- - - - - - - - - -A smiliar hearing was held ing leaves. A schedule will be . concerning tile proposed aJ\evi- Election ol officers wu held - n tho Women of St. Paul'• and St. John'o Lutherao cburcb•• met Tuesday oveninJJ at tile St. Pout's chur<h with Mra. WIUlam Frecker prealdJni. 'Pastor Joseph Kraly gove the Bible otudy topic, "Did You Receive the Holy Splrtt," bu· ed on Paul'11 thtrd mlsstonary Journey course. as the result of e1tiler fire. gency squad unit to resideots Pomeroy erneraeocy squadmen in Suttos, Letart and Lebanon were also called Jt 6:29 p.m. Twps. asklng for donatios We<lnesday to the David Ash- the squad. worth home in Long Bottom 1 ----- I ' Lutheran Women Annual Baz,oai Nome Officers Is Planned by For 1965 Year Presbyterians Ul ~UHl. t. JUA..t;U A dt;oree tdioo Ills been flied in Meias COOIDty COIIIDJOO ! pleas court by E•olyn 14. Tholl> as, Middlepor; Rt. I , Qlllnst Paul F. lbomas, Pomeroy. Tho plalntlH c:hal'1(es groos neglect of duty. ----ASK CONTRJBtmONS Racin. Firemen bave mailed envelopes from the emer- Crystal Lynn Hall celebrat· ed her nth birthday with a party given by her mother, Mrs. BetUe Reed, Monday ev• 11 ntt1g. Games were played with given to Christy Davis, v augllan, lllauroen Hen· ; nesey, and Crystal Hall. 1 After Crystal opeoed her · many gllta, cake, Ice cream. 1 potato cblp• and Kool ade ware! oerved to Judy Hall, Deanna Denny, Brenda and Angela Barton, Pam, Pat and Vicki Vaughan, Torr! Jooobs, Penny and Patti Eblin, Robin Grindallff, ctu;sty and Pam DaYis Maureen Hannesey, Mrs Edith Barton, Mrs. Jiidy Denny, Mrs. Carol Jacobs and Mrs. Nella Barton. - ~.---. .-.--~------~~.~-~-~.-~~ " '-'-'------ ,.areh department of 1\1011...,. to Chemical Co., St. !.Quit, said in a paper the de!eraent ~ . lry is spendlna more than ·t100 I' ol - capitlll to IQ!Yt tht prob- • lem. · \ .-- ~ --- How about some family tun tonight? Eat outr Take Mom and the kids out to dinner. Relax in a soothing, unhurried atmosphere . Eltjoy convenience at your fi ngertrps. Let each member of the family choose his or her favorite dish. It will be so attractive to the eye and so very pleasing to the taste, you'll be glad you c.me. It's fun to eat out, especially during October, National Restaurant Month. ••• and when you eat at home ••• for the same appetizing reaction every time bread is served to your family, insist on Heiner's enriched bread 'cause Heiner's goes with ev11rything good. Finwr texture, better taste I • �.) r----------, ----Fo-,-5=-.-=1. - - - 22 ,~ 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. WANT AD INFORMA liON 2 SIGNS ...,..u O.,;r,ul.&Niilo 0.' p • lfll-.liaw -a.ft(l .......... QUALITY r WPiil "I~. A C APii • FARM BELL wltll ....Ue. Pur- SEVEN ROOM br1cl: home In ley Karr , Chester, Ohio. P•rmeroy, two bathroo1111, 4 IO II 3tp bedrooma, garage. basement. ~;:;;;:;:--:--::---=-:~:- a lirushed rooma ID attic. ~~ERtu~~. bev~~ Large ~t. OUt of high water Central heating Inquire maclllnes al blrgaiJI prlceo Charles Wildennu!IL WY :11be fl'abrtc Sbop, ~inl{er Sate~ 2205 or WY 2-6116. 8-2.6-Uc and Sei"V1ee, Pomeroy. Ohkt WY s..z28t. t 21 tfc :::::--::==;;:;-=,-:, FOR SALE-Mldcllep<>rl'a talJ. 1953 TRAILER 38 • 8 with ~ build! toca•-• ••• N e:.• 01 I.CU . - - Pomeroy Motor Co. OP 1-'Q bt'ISIItl~«o A. • O...mn•• r"'IIIftEf'TinNj: Nlll 1\o ~J>f'l l ....,.,..,. . . ~ . Ofl " Ill .... 0.• ... """""~""'"' 1 ,.,. 11 unn•"•' ...., "' _ ,. •• , ...,,..,..., '"' .... ..,, "O:"' <hw '""".,_, ~ ,. <Mil> ................ 1""'''"'"" tn• ,,..,....,.,...... '"'-''"" ttAI' Q c •n'-' ll'rl 111 1• •<fiUIP '"- etnh n ... .,,. .....,. , ~ '-•nt.P IN'I .,,.., '"' ot UUll:l mil"' 1~ oosd.l"'-'•nlll Gn'te3 ._., • • U1>'1T'-' IW.- -.MI on \ro 61 Ill tor • l.,.. ro •~ I< ldULI&Io r "" a.Ulo 1t. oau, !l•turdu· __.,• • "' 111 ..., ta,oo .-onrIii(; ~y PLAl.i.l • WoNT AD aaul..T PIOOUCINe PHONE WY2-2156 '===========:'j I attached rooms, lot . . with' bslsemr"f and out bmlding, in Rutland. Phone SH 2-4431. ow nN, 6 cyl. , Standard trans ., radio, healer . clean and out. 10 16 6tp =-:-==------;- 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air VB - 4 Dr. _ $495 TWO USED ga! ranges from school classrooms, t hr ee OrHI An ll:l•fol~ ~ Lo<'al n•er>"•- l:l:l.lrJW IlL ,.,...u"•• ID._,.,..,.,na ••If', go•C.ufto ""' 11a111 ••• .AW 1960 Rambler Classic Wagon _ _ _ $899 in .~ll.le •uro ••• fllkt .. ..,,., Vinyl trtm , good tires, neater, deluxe accessories. •<b 1-..,.,e<' " ~ r """"nt• .,....,,.. 'II'''"' - •mm•lf l• '• " •o'\ r · '·"""' ~"· $1395 1961 Volkswagen 2 Door yean old . Reflect good care, priced to go fast. CalJ WY 1· 5192. 10 15 tfc Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY . OHIO =.::::::=;;:::-:~ FURNISHED . apartment f - Business Services '-===;=::====:======~~~;====i For Sale TilANSMISSION For RenI ILARGE SIZE Werm Morning coal ;-: tove for sale, $25. Carl H. Williams, Phone WY 2·5389, at 785 OOC'k St., Mid· dleporl 10 21 31c ~~ satvage ComPaoy . R<palrlng ail makeJ. ---tomatic and standard tran• missions Electric welding. Phone WY 2-6173 · 9 24 tic o r rent in Middleport. Ground • floor, 3 rooms and bath. 390 Card of Thanks S. 2nd Av see Mrs . How1.ar1 QnMer, ..,_blq PI ard Cecil, 800 W. Main St., Heatlo1 2 W!' WISH to expres. ou most Pomeroy. Ph. WY -5262. ACRE and one-half corn. Clyde Mtnerntlle, CMdt 10 22 tfc Brown, housetrailer on Haralncere thanks and deep EDd ~oar aeWft' trftllblel appreclation to our relatives, rlsonvllie • Rutland Road. We lulve aU 111ee friends and neighbon for FURNJSHED bedroon apart10 20 3tp Sewer M.adlbtel their kindness and sympathy , ment, utilities furnished, $50. Reuoa1lille bsel during our 90rrow in the loss Pomeroy. Pl.one WY 2· 2720 • FREE use of our carpet Sham· caD WI z...mt DaJ or Nl~t of our Husband and Father 8:30 a. rn. to 4 P- 0 •· pooer with purchase or Blue 1 • lfc 10 22 3 who wa1 so .sudden!} taken tc Lusu:e Shampoo. B a k e r IlEA TlNG, PlumbtDg, Mueller from us Ne especially than!: Furniture. 10 20 6tc Fnnlace.. !\mold Brodten. Coroner Henry Ewing the •TRAILER lots for rent, close n~er Funeral Ho~e. the I to Laundrymat and schools. 1 in. wire _6 steel posts, 1 bear ns Ea~t Matn Street. Pom::Ustet'l _ Rev. Gilbert i Valley Lumber & Supply Com- ~ow outfit, 1 Agfa camera out- eroy. Pboae W1 z..utl. 7 20 Uc Spencer and Rev. James 1 pany, Middleport. 10-3-tfc fil , one pony purn_p, 51 Ply· :M isoD fol' they consoling mouth, kerosene stove heatr~~ers and comforting! rHREE anrl four rmrt1 fum loth& er, John J ._ Fry, Depot Sr., PHOTO Corytng Service. Copp rd w uJd also like to • ed and anturnis beG apart. Rutland, Ohto. 10 20 3tp les made of legal papers, wo s. e "'" . ,.. birth records and almost any 6 Lhank Mr. James . Bailey , menta. WY Z-543<1 ~- _yc FIRE WOOD, locust posts, saw other documents. Also tamin· R and M Morrtson and c 11 Sh ~ R be 1 ev. th be n I 4 ROOM FURNISHED apartogs. a e man o rts ting in plastic, film to preMr. Russell or 1 e . au I u men!. 1128 E, Main-st. Phone WY 2-6476. 10 20 3tp serve your valuable papera. songs, to tne p ttrud ~rs. Harry Bailey WY 2-3408. USED workpanl!, shirts, COY· Reuter Insurance, PomerOJ' 10 20 3tc eralls, and jackets. Carl Chev=~~e :u:~~. ~ the s;~~ - - --· ' 9 4 tfc eral churchet and many in- FURNISHED 5 room apart- alier, Long Bottom, Ohio. &UtTIONEEB 10 15 30tp dividuah. who furnished flow - ment, first floor . 212 S. 5th .-:,--:-:-==---,.-Cemplete 8e tlce ers, to those who brought Ave, Phone WY 2·5435 7ft LOCUST posts Several Crkt ~radford food, and other girts, to the 10 20 tfc h~dred on hand ~1ostly good %'1'tie, P'Miae • Ceallld and and to all who Middleport . posts. Entire Jot 20c each. 8 Db'IRD pallbearers shared our grief assisted Apartment, 5 rooms 6.. C. RA .. ~ . anv way May God richly bath ~nd basement. on ground Charles Ihle, Racine Village. RaelDe, Oldt ~ess ·and r~wt~rd you, is our floor . Newly decorate~. hard10 21 6tc 1 t1 ttc prayer. wood floors . automauc heat. SOMEONE to take over payThe Robert Robinf'on Family Call WY 2-3200. 10 10 tfc ments on a 1959 35 x 8, 4 EXPERIENCED 10 22 ltp 'h Duplex, 3 bedrooms. Sugar room and bath Detroiterl Run area. Pomerl:,. Phone trail er. Mrs. Betty Reed, - - - - ----1 WY - - -- Notice 2-3GlB. 10 2 tfc E. Main St., Pomeroy. 7' " Mrs. Hennessy, Mrs. Webster are kilo~.~· -~un!"::i..·!'"!: Hostesses of Twilight Garden Club Real Estate For Sale RADIATOR SERV I CE 10 21 6tp ROUND AND SQU, RF. dane- HOUSE ~for- rent, $25.00 month . . St 1. th'15 S nda 1 ClarencE' Wamsley, Clifton, 1961 VINDALE House Traller, mg. • art"llmg u y, W. Va. Phone 773-5506, r::<~• 10' WI'th a 10' I 15' FTom tbe li.rS!est truck or w. x M · b 1 8 5 !ron~. p. m. ,- usl~ Y 10 16 6tc aluminum awning. Priced bulldozer radiator to the the Deer Brolhers. 5 pieces to sell. Chester ~,. 135 . I t Ohl Sta . IFW-1 unallest neater eon. from ron on . o. rs on MODERN 4 room and bath 10·1Hitc TV . RadiO, and Stage. Sus· furnished apartment. M 1 d· AUCTION S t d -0~t b r d n Nite- Club ow . dleport. WY 2·3874. a ur ay, co e PDmeroy 10 22 Jtc 9 11 tic 24, 10 A. M. I am leavina the WY 2·2143 BLAETTNAR'S ·~ Second Str~ Middleport .-.~.. for quick lt8Je qr.:;::.,=81 Oblo u--• . m. eolebrate her tlllh blr1l!daJ Oct. z.. Mn. Roo!b ""' 1 correopondelll lr<>m Le1art Falla lor the Dally SeoUoel for over 30 yean. Sbe had • llroke aboul four years ago and bas beea eon· lined to ber bed ever ,lnct. Sbe hu only a few distant r&latlvel !ell. Auut Belle is In hopes they wW see tbi• \o seod ber • card or better yet, come to 1ee her. She llvea near &be w. qull1en Store at Letart Falls. She would greatly appreetHOUSE for sale, $3500. S i :l ate carda or a vlslt from rooms and partial bath. frieod!l and re)atlves. Sbe get& Close to school, 385 Hamil- tlred and lonesome, lay in&' ton Street, Middleport, Ohio. day after day. If Interested, write N. A. Bowen, Roseville, Ohio, or wa·• UUfo,l;:.l 10 1• ~c {I call OX 1-7922. to 16 6tc Mrs T A Heone88)' asslot- to plant. Several communi.., ed by. ~.· Jed Weboi.r, Sr., dons were read including ono entertained the TwiUght Gar- from Mrs. Cllarleo Lewis, , . den Club Tueday evenini at glonal dtreetor, announcing tbl her Butternut Ave., home. ChrlstmaB Flower ~ Not • 'Jbe meeting opnd with de- 28-211, at the Fo!IIO!roy emenvotions taken from Jeremiab lary School. Ailio ~ 6:4, by Mrs. Webater' wbo were the flower show llDU gave 8 meditation on "At Day's judging school to be beld oo End , taken from the book. NoY. -4 at Lincoln Lodge. Col· ' k .. b and the f'all D·"'oaai "Between Dawn and Dar . urn WI. ,_. . · N 7 at Athena Wltb She read a poem. " Be Not A· meeting ov. de by fraid Because Lhe Sun Goes reservatloruJ to be ma . Down " and closed with pray· Nov . 2. The traveling pnze do' ed bY M" · Hennea.v wu nat -, er Mrs. Jack Robson, president, awarded to Mrs. W. A. Drake. conducted lhe business session The monthly reminder was which opened with the open- given by M~s . Drake who suging ode followed by the pJedge gested plantmg of bulbs, cleanto the 'flag and the Women's ing yards a_nd to put tools away~ Creed. Members responded to Mrs. Dwtght Parkf! p~~t roll call with bulbs they plan ed the orosra~ topiC; T b t Flowers of Sprmg are m These Television Revue ..,-c;ll"l~ HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - One Furtharmon, 101110 Negro heated 11- leoders had 1181d lbey were be..,.., the campaign far mort sJmling 1o aee dayli&ltl ID lba roles for Ne8J'COI In television, HoDywood struggle; In additioa, lo being revived again after the clvU ri&bll batUe bod lea months ol relaUve qulel. of an outward simmer thaD bolo A major campaign was fore; and th...., seemed to he laLlllChed by Nfcro leaders be- an added sena!Uvlly becaUJe ol fore and during !be last video the presidential election coming season. And, combiped with the up. Lest May, one leader ot !be all-out deoep'egaUon drive al National AasoclalloD for tbe !be time IDd lba otories of a Advancement ol Colored People nwnber of televiJion drama oe- (NAACP) said , the Hollyw(Mid riel In thai ..._, II mode situation: "You have II> be o some Iara:e lnroada· as com- blind man not to recojtlize and pared with the past. appreciate the ef-forts made on Thii season, the networks both sides." • have de-empbasized drama and There are iigna, however, that stepped up situation comedy, the campaign in Hollywood ts and numeroua 1tudlo and net- due for reheating. Tu.eaday, for work officials confess privately instances, Mrs. Liz Bullard, they disagree with the conten- head of the Beverly !fills-Holly. tion of desegregation leaders wood bra ncb of the NAACP, that Negroes fit juat u well said she tblnka thingll "are lnlo such snows in the mass going very t.odly this (teievi· publle mind. There are excep- slon) season as opposed to last. ttons. ABCTV's "Valentine'• We just had a meet~ today Day'', for instance, has a Ne- wJth representative• of tbe m• ·.Ntnhl OAR•I•• v •• 1.qll wB jor studios and many o1 the of HoUywood 'a 10011 , Bulbs," She said to dig deep Fall Fest1va/ November 2Of h IS• and group bulbs in one place, · ed ·1 I dB S I' b S h 1 PTA to use loose well dram p an ne y a IS ury C 00 . and to water frequenlly. Plans were made for a Fan MR. AND Mrs. Phtl OhUn~er A paper '' Preparing For lll't;Wf""t Festival November 20 when the Rev. and Mrs. Menzel Smith, Rough Weather," was givn by Salisbury PTA met Tuesday ev- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bentz, Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth who RUTLAND - 7 • room frame ening at the school. Mr . and Mrs. James Beart::,; said to fill bird feeden, drain house with bath, gas circu-1 Mrs. James Will, . president, Mrs. Maf]on~ Pnce, Mr . a pools, clea~ pore~ furniture lating heat. 3 bedrooms up- conducted the meetmg, whJch. Mrs. ~arl Dill, Mr. _and Mrs. before stormg for wmter, and stairs, 4 large rooms down. opmed with devotions by Mrs. Paul Slmpson and Erlc Hart. clean hand tools and power Gas log fireplace with white Menzil 'imith, followed by the mower. brick mantle and hearth. Parent-Teacher prayer. ProMiss Lucretia Genheimer Aluminum storm doors and gram books were given each displayed dried pressed leaves windows complete. On main mem~r. Mrs. Herbert Dixon rewhich she had collected around highway, close to schools and ported $2.17 .70 in the treasury . her home. Also di splayed were church. $6,000.00. A communication WBI read dried arrangements and gourd! DEXTER - 5 • room bouse from Robert Morris president of brought by the members. At with water system. Rooms all County Council, urgine all me~the close of the meeting, a finished in paneling. New bers to attend County Council 3f0JV3 silent auction was held, alter carport, good outside cellaT, meetings. Donald Lanning of which a dessert course carrysome furniture included with the School Board spokt> concern· The Northwestern Band ing out the Halloween theme house at $3,000.00. ing lhe school levy t.o be voted Boosters wi\1 ~ponsor a Hallow- was served on crystal trayi by FARM - 71 acres on Dexter upon at November 3 election, f'en Carnival Saturday, Octob- the hostesses. road, good 6 . room house which is a renewal and not a 'jcr 31, t~t the Rutland Grade ----w · h p f th levy 1 b ·1d· f 6 m coal heated . ater m . ouse new tax. a~sage o c Schoo ur mg rom p. . fol'lr 1lfeiga Nurse• 1 from dug well. Swall 1m pie· is m-cessary m order to operate to 10 p. m. A Ah D. ment shed garage and eel· the schools, he said . j . . l t ens tnner 1ar, school bus and mail route H was voted to buy a pro- ~ htg~hght of the nin e~i Four registered nurses from some timber and top coaL jedor fo r the school and F.d- ~ em.ng Wl\J be the cro~ g Meigs Memo~al Hosp\~1 at13 acres exceptionally good ward Bartels, principal, was r?~alty by Ral~h Jarvis, band tended the dmner meetmg of bottom Janet $4 500.00. fnamed to make tht> purchase dJreclor._ Hf' wrll also prf'~ent District 14, Ohio Stale Nurses PAULINE M'ARKINS The ways and means commit· them. wrth .flowers, d cash, and11 Association recenUy at Baker'·s Salesman ' te will be in eharge of the fall <> gJft. A kmg an ~ueen WI Cent~r in Athens. Miss Ann RUTLAND, OHIO feslival and th exel'utive com· lbe s_elected from hlg_h school Burns of Columbus. director of Phone SH Z..5595 mittee all choirman and co- IcandJCl3te s and a prmce and Nursing Service of Public Heal· ' from 110) 20 3tc chairman are asked to meet in Ipn·n cess w1'll be named . . th Depa rt men1' was th e gues 1 til e school library Ortober 27, ele~entery and Jun1or H1~~ speaker. at 1 p .m ., hi plan for the fest!- nommees. Vernon Weber wr.l Attending were Mrs. Bruce Uvestock val. s-erve as emce . e Barrett, Mrs. Richard Gress. . Mr. Bartels announced that Cash prizes will be awarded Mrs. Frances H~wetsnn and FOR SALE: 15 year old Here- there would he no school on the masked winners to be se· Mrs. Lloyd Wright. The next ford bull. Phone WI 9-3054. October 30. Mrs . Robert Bur- lecled at 7 p. m. F'or fun there meeti ng ~i11 be November 19, 10 21 3tp dette reported a membership of will b several skill games, at the Me1gs Memorial Hospltal. 127. Eric Hart's room won the including a dart throw, Employment Wanted altendanc awaerd . bottle throw water gun shoot ANNOUNCE SALE A film "Our. Obligat ion", was at candles, 'cork gun A rummage sale will be held ·shown by Dw1ght Logan. safety cake walks with many at t he Sl . P au1' s Luther an lRONING to do in my home. h · Ab k 1 . h ld ' church October 2.7-2B. AU items b hirts 20 h c a1rman. a e sa e was e ] prizes to be given b M $3 u. or s c eac c. by the eighth grade. The refreshment .room will should be. at the church y onPhone WI 9-34&1. 10 2ll 6t Refreshments .we.re serve. d by serve sloppy J·oe sandwiches, day evenmg, October 26. Mr. and Mrs. Wtlham Ohlmger, pop, coffee, cider, ca ke, pie. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carleton Th •· t h " 'II offer Carr. The public Is invited. All Instructions • e swee s op WI d . b - -- -d 1 h d f d procee s wt 11 e used towards u . s . CIVIL SERVICE TEST 51 ~~~kres:p~~o~m:~l: :n~ ~:: tghreamins,·lnrumtheental mNou::hcwespterrno· NOfthWeStern Band BoosterS \SED eherry, _, KEITH GOBLE FORD ' --· uwitba t . Male call t.Te d7e.• I . Bpok-. f.lacito MAW, IFYE PROMISE NOT ..., .. ..n PruroaiaA town , .. l'uel UOD; lDdia 11. Sagacity 1$, Anllellt.: I<. G.....,. 17. Ma.n'a nkkname 18. All Asia~~ bear--like lS. One or Ruaia'a a homo 38. Crasy : sl . ...._ A SOUL M••• &Muakal 20.Co........ TOTELLARY like bird H. Cover .........._, •• 28. A firemu 17. MEUWtac- u . ltDJTor onlrnBI ~SOMe G0561P I'St 'IE. 20. DoW!,.., ....... lZ. Brttillh loland :I 21. ()b.. K Gil1.'1 ""m lL IO'rot :n,.-,_ IL Jtnllbt'• tltlo .,_ ........ "'-Cui- tu .. » .Flutter .O. Towa.N thol<e C. Bird' a home 43.Contend .f6, Kind ot meat 23. ...... >'l. lllue ._ so. Long·taDed beovattl7 bodleo 81.Lug.- ..u S3. Yexee as. MWpotld ...- F'i)J.e~ oe.o....,... "'. Parts at eburobeo ft. Woody pe><nnlaJ .... DAIT.Y CRYPTOQUOTE- Bere'o how to work It: .&XYDLBA..&XR LON &-rE LLO W One letter Jrlmp)J .tan4a tar ~. In thl8 aample A Ill aaed tor the thret X for tbl two 0'.. .teo Blnall ~ apo ... Ia u., tropldeo. tba IEugth .... - - at tba - - ... olt lllnl4 J:aola 41.7 tbe oode letter. atw dltfenmt. •o,.,....,._......,~ DBK KOD GRWX lAAK"YO GKIWI. 'VJ'I • • LP •lCD rL ftC CDTLRBBD · YKCRCDJ.lffVM . - ORWUR Y-day'o Cr)'[>toqlro... Ol.IIXlllARaA.R: :90llfB:'1'Bli9Q W'E BUY FOil. BUTI'ER OR WORSE.-BJil'l'TY CA.88 . tO lSW, Jtlll.l ~ lac.) lloCIC • •-.u. THE OIFR.JSIOH ~THE ICE IS tl:) CREAr YOU "That'•, not onour for. Janlo'o birthday praaent, Dad I I don t want to alart pttlne St.IIS eradoa on m7 homework!" US Sacred Heart Hour 6::W Meigo Cowtty RFD 6:25 Paul Bowert - Farm 6:30 News ~ONDAV TRRU f'HIDAY 4:00 Dlscing with Doss 8:33 Rev. Raymond Jones · Rei 6:45 Sign On 4: 30 Interchange 6:55 Sporll ll<adlinea · 7:00 Sa Still and Know 6:00 Conmumily Newo 6:57 ·weat!tei'~S.pori '·, 7:03 Newa 5:06 World Newa 7:00 Newa - ,., .... 7:08 Musical Clock 5:15 Sporll Today 7:05 Tiny'd CMpel ' 7:30 Nowa Headlines 5:25 Weather 7:30 Neww . . . ~ : - ~- . 7:32 Muaical Clock 6:30 Dinner Musicale 7:35 Pickens Hardware 7:45 Word aod Testimony 5:45 Sign Off 1Tues • Thurs.) 8:00 Ohio Valley News 7:50 News Roport 8:06 World News SATURDAY 8:00 Bill MlUez Show 8: 10 Sporta Today 1:45 Sign On 8:00 Johnson · Simpson !no. 8:15 Weather 7:00 Be Still and Know Sbow (Fri.J 8, 16 Musical Clock 7:0S Ne,.. 8:10 Ruy'o f'ood BaBket Show 8:15 Com1nunlty News 7:08 Musical Clock (Mon · Thurs.) 9,00 Talk of the Town 7:30 News Headlines 1:45 Baker Furniture Sbow 9:55 Mason County News 7:32 MuSical Clocl; (Wed. Fri.J 10:00 Public Service 7:45 Word and Tesllmony 8:45 I&S Super Markl! Show 10: U f'amlly Worsblp Hour 8: Oil Ob1o VaUey Newo (Thoro.) 10:10 i.alehs•ring ~ 8:06 World Newa Nowo 8:00 11:00 Newa Beat 8:10 Sports Today 8'06 Coffee Willi Janet ll :Oii Morning Melodies 8:15 Weather 10:00 Grand Olo op·ry except Friday, Chnrch 8:16 Pt. Pleasant H.S. 11:00 Mlnlal!111.11 Assoc. Bells Ring Football u,u A.S.C. Program · Ftl. \1:45 World Newa 10:30 Song & Story Hour 1U5 f'amlly Worship · Thurs. 11:05 MliiOII Cowtly News 10;45 Family Worship Hour 11 :16 Muon Co. Agr. EIL·Tuoi. 12:110 Community News 11:00 News, Army Hour 11:33 Swap Sbop 12:06 Looal News ll;30 Public Semce 11:41 Tin)''• Country Ilymns 12: 10 Markets 12:00 Newo Roundnp 12:00 Noon Report 12tl!i Weather 12:20 Bulletin Board 12 :15 Goessler·a Guest Star-l"rr 12:11 BulleliD Board 12:25 News 0 Grama 12 15 Larry Anderson Sbow 12:35 Nowa 0 Grama 12:30 Solurda7 MaUnee 1:00 Jim Meea Show 12:., County Agent 1:16 Oblo State Football 1:15 Blaetbtar Auto Show 12:45'Cawif17 Go Roond 4:00 Discing wltb o.,, <Thiii'II.) 1:111 NOWI Beat 4:30 Tap ren Revue -"t:30 Local News 2:110 Country Go Round 5:00 News Ruomdup 1:011 Jim Meu Show 2:11 NOWI Beat 5: L5 Public Service 1:011 Slmon•a M,arkot · News 1:1111 Mldway MaliDee 5:l!C Dinner Mtlllcalo I:Oli Swtdown Soranada 8:111 Newa Boat 6:45 SiBD Oil 1:45 lllp Oil Sealembar • • tiRRY WJEH RADIO . \ '\ I . :\. 'I I MONDAY THRU JI'IUI)AY 6.00 Sign On -Nowa - r.tORE. 5:45 Sign 011 October SATURDAY 6:00 Sign On - News B:O$ Country Muaic 8:20 Country Jamborot 7:l10 Larry Anderson Show 8:00 Pomeroy Bl Football 9:30 Middleport lfi Football 11:00 Top Ten Sbow <Dairy Vailo!y) 11:30 Top Ten Show (Dutton~) LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Musical Interlude 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Bill Miller Show (OSU Football) 1:45 Sign Off September >:45 Sign Off October SUNDAYS 7:00 SliD On - Newa 7:35 Sunday Showcase 8:00 French City BapUst Hour 8:30 News 8:S3 Hour of OeUverance <Eider Cline) 9:48 Congressmaa Abeio 10:05 Sunday Chapel 1~ :33 Washington Report• to the "eaplo 11:00 Sunday Sbow ABBIE AND SLA Tl 12,00 Noon News 12:15 ChristiaTII Hour 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Rev. Andrew Pill'so111 1:30 Rev. Sliaa Billups 2:00 Sunday Chapel 2:33 Rev. Roacoe Thorne 3:00 Sunday Chapel 3:33 Cowttry Hymnwnen (Dan Hayman) 4:88 Sunday Showcase 6:00 Baptisl Lo)'ID!ill'o Hour 6:30 Sundown Serenade 1:41 Sign 'lll Sepr.nber li:4ii lllp Oil Oclobor 8r GEORGI WONDEit JULY t, 1937? CNITREADNIY WMPO Radio ' OllEF-WJ..IAT' HAPPENED lr HAROI..P GRAY lv RAEBURN VANBUREN f I J WINNI" WINJn.l $895 :=.=:. ... ... ' I.Troub- I. Journey, .---THIS WEEKS SPECIALI-60 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 DR. UNICO TIRES ' 2.W&Jider 40 i!a&W:n .......... boat: Ll'erf- ... ......... r=.., ASHLAND STATION AVAILABLE t:t.t Cly: ~ L ......... 4 ouple l'ven :.:i L~~~- f ....... Book Reviews of Wh e House c G 0, · :_-c_____, 89. Pale I FOR LEASE! --_....,. .......- ... .......... ...... ...... L-- ....... -· --· ..... ... -... ... """ DAILY CROSSWORD 18. Liberia PIan C • } H-A-M - -sH"'o"'o-r -cs,-m"d"'a-y,- October I FOUR room furni~hed -~pari. ~~~mwrl~ :~~ot~l~t f~~l:;n~e~~ l Cho.. . teMrcWOVhi'o.AUG~023NE.~R 25. Isaac Wallon fi'arrr., Ches·r ment Pllone WY 2-3658. h • ~• J . b Ch . sona1 property. Farm ma c . • lllton -lllliD, IWI SW't tuD 't nuS, Sch ol District Ohl 0 S · ponsorel y es11 24 tfc inery located at the farm 4 - - -- 1101.00 • wMJL Pnpaf'lOI"Y tl'lohllDI I Other special attractions will t._..0_ , _ ,. . . . . .•. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ter ' ter Firt' Departmtn~ . Noon until •ppol"j l rhAUUftdl "' tnt., b dd d T t d . . I" >p4!11 Ex-'1111"" uiiUall) wone··I e a e . en cen s a mlSSIOO bouse, miles East from Chester on ~~OH H.ENT, mod ern ....,. . A&P 5uper Market t·,il dark. State Route 248 and 1,) mile tAl)' ..REI lnfnMrUothln all )Or.. wu; be charged at the door si:x rooms and bath. Youngstalarle• ~· · ~emenr• wro•• roh"'" .:'HI1TGUN and rifle shoot, Sun· 11v1n• "•me •M,., .. ~ 111d phnne Book reviews on the Presi- l an. d many door. prizes will be Middleport, Ohio town kl.tchen. u·te floot . lo- west from the junction of IJn~ln Ben-te., 8n 'PD. 1'M h J f the day, October 25 on th ] cated at L36 Lincoln-rd. CaU the Bashan ~ Keno Road and O.IU sent.lntel. dent of the United States, Lyn· given at t e c lmax o Bob Hill F; 1 • on Bowman's WY 2-3020. b 29 tfc Route 248 at East Shade don Baines Johnson and his Run Rd., lfot. mile west of Bridge near Keno. Watch for Legal Notice Firs Lady (Mrs. L.B.J .J, were Bashan Rd. Hams and cas h, signs at turn off. After sell· given when the Middleport UtSale or Trade for prizes.. SpolltOred by Raing farm machinery will go Cheshire, 0. IN TH'I ,.ROIATI coun Of' erary Club met Wednesday afcine Fire !'>epartment. 3 BEDROOM house, modem to Tuppers Plains and sell the M'IIGs couNTY, OHIO ternoon at the home of Mrs. • At Stot1'on IN THf MATTU oF THI nTATI With the Pvrch11e of InqUirt 10 22 3tc kitchen, basement, garage. h0ll8e h0 ld good S a t th e ia Ie l .)F GAY MCCUTCHEON. OICEAiiliD Walter WaddelJ. fireplace, gas furnace, 2Y: Mrs. l{im home, opposite the or C•ll c~~TrcE n,J41 The meeting was opened wi tb $5.00 or More ~TTENTION area Beef Cattle , Juts. Will accept house trailClover Farm Store on Route To wHoM IT MAY coNc:I!RNl the club collect led by !be ExeJusive of ltem.l Producers. Consignments are I er on trade, Phone 773 5611. 7 WY 2 2166 Nollee l.s henb~ liVen !.h at an the Exempted b!· Law . • Mb day af Octob~r. J!MM, Jn.a Rutb president, Mrs. James Euler. being accepted for the Nov10 20 Mp M Farmall Tractor, AHis ll==========='l McCutcheon, A.11PLln11tl'atriJ: c. t.L d..b. Mrs James Harley reported Valid tbru Oct. 24 n. af the Ettlott- of Gay McCutcheon, ' ember 6, Athens Feeder Cnlf In Cola. Unit AA.P'• Chalmers Field Chopper with deceaaed. late af the ctty ar Parlr.:· that the goods for the blind Sale, sponsored by the SEO . l'ft ed I urance errbUrl Count) ol Wood.. State of . For Sale I IIYdrau IC I , us veryns We•t Vtrglnia, f iled w thl• court :~n next meeting, Beef Cattle Association, acIUthentlcated eapy af the lf'lttera would be available at little J.H .C. Corn Picker, Cui. JOHNSON , Slmi'Hinn lnsUf8D(':E te11.amentary •ranted to her bY tha cepted at yards until 2:00 p. ELECTRIC Dish'fo'llsher, port.- tivator, 14" plows, 1 ft. dlSC, ...-eounb court ot wood Counb'. W.t Mrs. Euler reported on Corredion of Wed. Ad m_, Noven.bel 5. Celvet must able, $100 brand new. WY 2· C •~cy. ln. AD 101'1111 at (D. VlrJtnfa and tbat au Cll"edlton b&V· • PI an t er, Manure spread • Of§~ om lnr elaJin. .. ainlt M14 .aw Jbould concerns of the Women s t of beef ::trE"eding, born this 2418. 10 ~: tfc COOKED HAMS er with Seeder Attachment, IUI'8IlC8. Jim JobDIOD ud pre.ent them to th1• court wtthlll ti' 1 th · th Bud e.....- - AceDta. •lx montllll utter the flllnr ot , ••a era on or e year m e year, minimum weight 300 WHOLE lb. 44c ft. ~ or 1>4' forevn banlld from of Arthritis and =~e;::;~::~l lbll. No bul1s, stagM or dairy ONE large coal heat?" . ln Case side delivery rake, 14bar I I tfc !etten. uHrtlnl" any Uen• ll"lliml lhe «al tooth tr to tr iler 50 ac r a • • e•tate uf the deudent llt1.J,te.:l Ut Foundation, the CARE acoepted. West VIrginia congood shape. Fire bnck hned row , 2 uni t Universa l milker Auto S•les u.., stat• ot ,.•~m~An: couaT or and the Congressional Medal signors welcome Send con- mstde. Phone VI 3-2240. and line, Esco milk cooler, 6 MKIGB ootJ1\'TY, owo Honor Grove at Valley Forge. signmenlll to Pa.ul H. Baer, 10 21 3tc milk cans, 200 bushels of cornd, 1963 DODGE Slati,m wagon. nol "· 11 ' 22' Jto Miss Susan Park gave the Minersville, Ohio, or ca ll AUCTION SALE, Saturday. 7 50 bushels of oats, · han Good CODd't' $ c ll IN THI PROIATI coURT o• fi I JOn, 1895 ~ 00 · a .~AI.IGI COUNTY, OHIO rs1 reVIeW en titeld1 "Mar. L• Chester 9115-2210. C t EAN 10 22 3tc t,:r~~~~:~t~n A~~ti~~. H~~~ tools, a few pieces of furni· WY 2-2418. 10 22 tfc IN TMJ MATTIIl c; l:~~TI B. J.'.' by Ruth Montgomry. - - - - - - - - - -- - - ture. LILIA I, McCUTCMION, presenting 8ft uncritiCal biOgr&· AUTOMOBILE lnsurance been and new merchandise. At the home in Tl:lppers Plalns 1954 B~CK .::en~. Excellent OICIAII:(»T~cJ phy of Mrs. Johnson. The 8 ~ canreJied'? f..aet fQ01 opera10 22 3tp at approximately 1:30 P. M. runnmg condition. Priced TO WHOM IT MAY coNcUN• thor traced tbe important tor'a llceolet CaO WY z-.~ SPECIALS for Thursday, Fri· Living room suite, piano, li~ right. HackeU'a Sohio Serv- U:~ d~y ,;-~,;:,~ es of Mrs, Johnson'• Ufe 115ttc day, Saturday at Harden's brary table, stands, rockers, ice. 10 22 trc :;taM~~~o~- ~~:!a. ~_: her birth, her early .~~=~ -t chairs. books, lamps, 2 rugs 1957 ENGl T•H FORD mllman ...,, tate o! the City of Parkenburr. life in Texas her Market, Syracuse. Sweet u- 3 1 ,__ 2 s metal · .., .-u , couatJ or wood, sttte o1 w..t vu-. '. ----------· t 1 c 0Cr.11 sweeper • Good condition. 4 dr Com~ ctma, flled m tht• e<tl.lri an aut.hml. and her marnage to der - 79c gal. Fairman ce beds and bedding, old dress· uc:ated eop,- o1 the ~etten teltamen. J hn In 1934 F Wante d To Buy Cream % gal. reg. 98c d' pact $275.00, WY :1·2418. tary IIJ'anted to hlm by the CoQDtr o son • rom .. __ _ • h de sao· ers. wash stand, mmg room ' Uc coun o1 Woad CaUDlJ", weat. YlrflD- the book dealt with their 10 22 0 79c ur own omema uit I d board ta and that .u cN41ton bum.now s e, g ass oor cup • c:1iuu alabm .aJd eet.ate llhould together and the evenll 59 lb 25c USED DEEP FREEZE. Phone sage c · ye dishes, cooking utem:ils, coal 1956 V W rebuilt motor new PA•nt tUm to w. oaurt: within brought them to F'ernosylvanla school tablets, S - $1.00. · ., ' m rnont.tt1 after th• f1Uq of Nld WI 11-3054. 10 21 3tp Fresh cris'• lettuce, 2 hds.- range, Kerosene Range, brakes and battery, good letteu, or be tor._. bal'nl! frotn Avenue In Washingon ,. apples, Vi: bu. electric hot plate, Kerosene tires. Phone WI 9--2328 or see,"", .... LOGS WANTED. High grade 29c. Winesep USED CARS & TRUCKS cook ch - '"".,' a~, ":!':..~~tu':~re~ where Mrs. Johll!on to'und walnut, poplar, bass-- 99c. Round steak - 79c. Milk . stove, sewing ma • Homer Andlnon, Racine, t.tt• suw COURT or self as first lady of AmerJea. wood, hard and soft maple, 79c ga. Dinty Moore Ph lb. me, 2 washers, 2. sweepen, Ohio. 10 20 3tp MEIOS coVNTY, oHIO Mrs. Euler read the TO CHOOSE FROM ~·te k nd h hand tools. Many other items uc» e, tl. a, 3tc . ''L d __ _ and red 88,IIM:XS wul Oa a BS . beef stew, 49c. Ji ted So !d ftambJer IN THI COMMON PLIAI COUIT 0, revieW, yo OD Log buyer will be at Mason me very 0 aMIIOI couNTY, OHIO son, Man of Reason" by 10 21 3tc not s · Furniture Corp., Pt. Pleas-:!r"'""'""'""--;·;.;-..--;;;=;.....o;;;;;J U.erns. World Sbmdf Df eompact CJanne• Arlhw ~~:~ No, n,ua Singer and Jane ant, w. va., Tuesday~ and l Leonard Koenig, Owner Elce eaee PLAINTIJIT. prepared by Mrs. Ben Fridays, 8:30 a. m. to 4:30 Terms : Cash Bll cor room. rtdo IJIII ,.... ..,..,. Hob""'"· 0',;...,..,. or .,, These authors explored the 10 15 121< LOWEST PRICES NOW Nol responsible· for CAccidents. lormallce. SmaU CJll' eeonomy d..,.,. or """ D. ....,.,, •-..... background of Presldenl JohnP. m. I CYLINDIR, AUTO, pd bWt. a1., DEP'ENDANTS REGULAR TREADS Bra dl ord Auction ompany maaagera ·~ uaAL NOTICI son his ancestors and his rise TIIANL RADIO----- ONLY MUD & SNOW C. C. Bradford. Auctioneer See naTI:' ~~lr~_oto:~~-~~: fro:n an obScure school teachHelp Wanted A. C. Bradford, Manager Metropolltlm Moton f!e••~d. Ella B. Ja~n. 4eua&el'l, er to hio seat In !be Senate • h d aru:l AM• B. Paine, dec•aaed., who• 0~ p This Sale Will be ei as E. Meta -.. ....,_, omeroy rutdence• ~ llllknuwn w-w taJr:• and through misiDrtWle and --·- WY • notice that Clarence Arthur Price on ed , SOMEONE with good power F~~trd. No purl:.tiM ner:osury, advert''sed · r~ ~·• tf th• 'Jtb dal' of Octobtr. tVM, tile-d g y the Prestdency. The auth· S..llob Buraon, Melvin Lilllt, Clifford 10 16 6tc t 22 C 1\l.f petiUon ill the (:()mrnan f'lu• k of th 1 f saw to cut firewood on my cam wlllllll and tor the county af or spo e e ove or SUPER SERVICE Phllllpo or Eddie Fifo !ann. Guy Carleton, R. 0 . 3. P;;;E;:;RF;:;;:;;:;E:;;CT;;;;;IO:;;N:;-:O;;;U;-;he=ate=r-=wtth 1949 FORD pickup JAt ton with ~~~~::.::: Jta!bteo: ~h~ ~.t~bj::! h~ifeh ardnd twko daughter& Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-6760. STATION drums and flttlna•, Dayto 'thou! , bunk er prev1ou1 :Judpnent af the M.eii• IS 8 wor for· his rise ,..,._. • Of WI ,. camp · Countl' Common Pleu Co11rt ren.:ler the government • On The Spot Fin1ncing ' • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,o_2_o~Mp i J•tk W. Cusoy electric scales, 30 lb. capac-- 8111 &uck, ctleshire, Rt. 1, •dT~• c;:~o . •';'~ me~~ttoned wtll M>~>mbers respo. nded to roll " Mgr. WY 2·9932 ity, 10 ft. meat ease, 1955 EM 7-7468 10 19 6tp turtber tab notie• that th.-, b.ave ~ • LOOKING 'OR SECURI Mert>nTV body IUld chassis . ~x<e• Mldfl Pirtle• defendllll ta ukl call with comments on the __ 1 , patltlon and tl'llt they are required Th 1 ti ill WHY PUMP your slu -:gis., se~ less motor and tranamisslon, 1964 SlMCA 4: door aedan, new to anewer the lllllll! Oil or t)efnre tht program. e nex mee ng w ·' ,....., ,_ CJ. & a""' ........,.. t.n tie tank? Get Klean-Em·All complete· course to radio aDd white walls, snow heads , Itt~a::'eeof "':ri!rmh~~~MPtalntlft be held at the hOmP of Mrs. USED CAR LOT ... ..,. *' .md• lnF.no.m- ..,a_.· Septic Tank Cleaner. Land- television with all equipment• fully equipped · Phone WY 2- ftHALLlDAV • BRUT&! C. M. Hennesy, Nov. 4. The . WILUAM JENKINI ted d Locuot & Sycomore Sto. w. HAVER PE'M'RY yearbooks were distrlbu ur-. . . . _ Ltnoo~a " " ' " '· a.~ mark Farm Bureau, P o m- Charles Larkinl, Long Bot- 6247 a[ter a p. m. Middleport • " aroy. u 29 301< tom, Ohio. · :ao 7 tfe 10 18 l2t um :~. w .ri:, ·m~ ~~H!fe. euing the afternoon, -h· HAHAHA • 101 ,11_._1_11/' n_.~IIJa ~ IUIJ4I. IIIII II WH , _ . lble U1 of lftcrO aotGrs 11>4 ally acoepted that thlngo havo actruaea. Lall year It wu 1 olowad don We ara haJI.way Vfl'l' 'ID' IIIJnc 10 bt IIAOClat.d tbrou,lb ,lite aeasoo (II produo. Jlltll dvll ri&biL" IIIII), !IIIII !ben IJ 110 lppiocJ. .. .- . .. -' ' . .... . ' . ~ ... ~ . . . ~. . . " . _, .. . . .. . . . . . ~· ·. - 6 ... . • • BY Nl!!AL Abi\Mi!l I'LL. USE ONIOF Ru.eet;:R AUNT FRI'Tli'S Gl.i()VIS f I �- .....- -..-----·----- .. ..-- -... * _ _ _ _. . . . .....~_ . - ... ... - ......... ...._ . --- 4 ~ . . - ~ -~. • • •• • -----· -··· - -~ ~- - - ·-- -~- . . ...... . . . - · · · - · -- .. ··- -- . · · <oo. ... , , ________ .. .. __________ .""··· ,, _,.,,,, . '""· ·••n....• -._~-·- ....... - ... - - ... - ...... · - - - - - - - - - · --.... ....~.----..---- .. -- .... ~ -- - ----- ... ( ,. at y lO.Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 . Oct. 22 , 1984 Bowen Tells \fci:;,;~;About Ohio T ax I ncrease ~Personal. .. Robert Bowen :vte1gs County I ~ Bargain Days Friday and Saturday ... Elberfelds In Pomeroy I • EletnE'n tan Supervi sor spnke 1;:. In Pomeroy 1bout lt-gJslauon t"Ont t•rnmg tht'! propu~t"d sa les tax 1 nc·n·~s e l M1~s S u~anna Arnold and muwhen Lht' Bradburv p T "- met 1thr r Mr• \1axme Arnold at- 1 ~\ednr ~tl a\ t-VPnmg at the lendl'd H1gh Si'ho?J Da) at C~p sc hool \11 ~ f.v;;~ \111 1Jron pres nol l tl1\f'rSI!y t olu mbu s, Sat I Jdt>n1 .,.,a:: Ill rhargt>' 1hL mt>t>1 mdJ\ >'\ proji!"ram .,.,a.c; pn·~t·nl f'd ~Ailh the chapel r h01r the 1 m~1rs Thelma Dlll wt~ s prn-1 Mt·n s L:lt't' rlub and tht' ron gram rhatrman and pre'"'n!t'd I ('l'r\ hand partlrlpatmg I J)f'hh and ( arnl ra Ill Mr and Mrs V..y<H1 Hndfnrd 1 6 "'T"a o 0 r and Mr and Mrs Harrv Can b d I plano ue num t>r "" r d d , d , 1ax I) av1s was lrrhur. VlSl!P Su n llV at (a! 1v.o .. Mrs :, Wt>ll wl\h Mr and \1rs P.:Ju! I name d to ctrrt... Ic It' d pe II1 1On I 1{ II h 111 the Bradhurv d1st nd tor the 1 , 1 " rs Hoss T om 11nson an d Mrs 1 salf's tax mcrt'ase that v. ould 1 I bt usfti for t'Ciuc.JIIotl31 Tif't'ds ldDavl s and d<~ug hltt'•rt ~At'redru,~ent mner guests o "r <Jil . ~.rs of Ohlo "CI IVO Is I ~.arl Dt'nnv I Mr William Kmg mt>mber of1 ~~ d. M ~ 1 ,.r an 1~ H E C10up1 the SahsliUrydBfoard ot ~.dura I re turned homt' Juesday. after a: to ... prPst>nte arts roncf'rntng l se-.,.eral dav s vtsll at Brecksville tht> ffect m Sahsbubrl'l TH own sh1IP 1 w1t h tht>1r so n and daughter-m o' the sa les tax 1 e a ~o., )lflv. 1\11 and Mrs W G Coopr , explamed a tv.o m1 II Iev' to b-= and son M 1k .. placed on lht'! NovPnlbE'r ba Iot · ror a renewal of the tw o mlll r \ir~ Ho~ard Hous~ of Follan<: lt!V)' alreadv ln elle('\, and hf't' W Vil Is sf)fn(inl" a Wf'f'k lll ld no I be i w1th hf'r Sl"tf'r and hrnthf'r-ln 9 .ressed that taxes mcreased The membenh1p 1\n w Mr <Jnd Mrs M:u: FolmPr commlllt't- rt>portE'<l 55 member s : :md famrlv to date 1 M1ss Tf'n>sa Roush nrphf'w I ~rs 0111 r·eptJrt PJ ur pur- Robl)v ftnd nlPr'e l'onn1e of F'nl· 1 chases w1th TV -.;l amps whrd1 'il;m-;:!Jf>t' W Va w"r" W " PkPnrl mcluded a tape re('order two JJUe-.ts nf her e~unt and unrlP (outballs, ont' sol\ ball. on set ot 1\1r and l\1rs M C~x F'olmPr en vrlop1 a unf' globt> one dll 1 Mr 1md Mr" R:1ln h Ter·me,ine Uonar'-' and ~ volley ball set 1 1nd Mrs .Joseph K~'nn PdV . . The 'JtlnL 1 wr1-- rt> port-1Coltrmbus were 1Prf'nt gut>.;: I~ e1 a surress Mrs RohNl \1or \1rs Ann.'l Y••age r fl ' thankf'd tH•r eo mm1t!ef' ~ and I 'lrs Anna V.:.agt'l ~ pPill WPd all members 'hho ht>lpt>t.l w11h ' Of'<;rlav w1lh ht>r ilUill \1 r~ F:d the su~ 11 e1 Ina Bart~>l ~ and brother C'll::t rles 1 A report un the rt>rent Coun Foss l\ C>.~unc r 1-- T A mo.: clmg m I Mrs Wilbur Ru s hm.:.~n of Sed! RaC'tnE' was Pwer bv \1r F:H•-1 tie \.\-<t sh and ~1rs Beulah l;n Thoma ~ho a·muunred the I HmgP !,I Pdfkersburg \\ Va next council meelmg "' ill be 1,\t'ff' .,.,t>t>kenrl g ut> ~ ts of \1r and J at Letart F~ills Mrs I lovO Wnght and family Vanlla wr on sale bv the j pTA at the m"'rtmg The at 1 tendance award w .:. g1~f't1 ttJ th r 4th grade taught bv 1\11 s Arla , Ohlinger Hefr,..shmrnt s ~Aerr se r~·ed b~ tht! 7th gr.tdt' room ' mothNS On Tho 2nd Floor • i 'Getting Personal ... Specjal Purc:h ... 130 Womens Dresses From our regular stock. Selected fur quick sale, Barga>n Days at Half Pnce Regular pnces $3 95 to $16 50. Acrilan Blankets 100% aer1lan acrylic fi. ber with new .. Superlott'' MATERIALS All cotton wrtb Scotch· 11ard Fintsh Guaranteed wubable colon Prinll and solid colors Provin- nap. Completeb washable. Size 72" x 90" , Flta Twin or Double Becb. Bna:ht colon: Wbite, Pin.ll:. Beige, BhJe, Gold, Greeo. Bound with 100% nylon ~r Barpln cials, Modems, Scenic Patterns and Floral Pattern•. BARGAIN DAY$ HALF PRJCE - - - - - - o.,. $1.00 yucl Regular SJZes- Juruor Sizes- HaJC Sizes-No Lay Bargain Days! A Group of Womens Cardigan Sweaters & Slipover Sweaters $5 95 to $10 00 Sweaters in this group These swea· ters at HALF PRICE WHILI THEY LAST - - - - There's also a few Girls Sweaters to sell the same QUA-,.ITY d 28 About 57 poles wero awaited ~:~.:Oil St•tlon lldclildWenn~: ~~~ -:u~~~rytr:: ~~e W. Molll If; ~-·- bcolammpany found toppled poll .!Joo_..________-._,1 eteu, the 1-9 by 3-9 by 12 12 RUG RUGS 1-9 by 12 RUGS 1-9 l!y 12 RUG 1-9 by 12 RUG 1-9 by 12 RUG 2-12 by 12 RUGS 3-12 by 12 RUGS 1-12 by 15 RUG 1-12 by II RUG Solo Solo $39.00 $44.0f! Solo $46.01! Solo $54.00 Solo $65.00 Solo $72.00 Solo $72.00 Sale $88.00 Solo $118.00 Solo $148.00 Sewing or Bedroom Rocking Chairs Fiberglas Draperies Upholstered seats-Mahogany or maple fmlsh Deluxe tailored with 3 linger pleats, 4" buckram, 2" bottom hem and 1" side hems Two year colorfast guarantee. Five vibrant solid colors In a decorator jacquard type weave. White, Gold, Pink, Green, Beige. 48" Wld~3" Longth - - - - - $3.89 pr. 48" Wld-'4" Length $4.89 pr. Moru•n Jon•• 7.98 y,..m, BEDSPREADS Twin and full bed su:e - ''BERKSHIRE" r====== NYLON STOCKINGS Whtte, Carnation, Lemon, Anttque Gold, Seaspray. Sand. Wedgewoot. Blue, Special Price On Our Berkline Eye Catcher Stocking• $5.98 For Btrl•in O.y1 Our $3,95 ·~Lor Cebln" :1-PC. BATH MAT SITS 100% rayon witb slip resistant back. Bathmat Lid Cover and Contour Mat Pastell - I.Jrbt and Dark Colors. BARGAIN DAYS $3.49 VOL :e~. ~er;orng l;eat:nt :; Reed Ann Med' I c ~::.c:~ "ta~~~:~tely '';:ver~ All sizes 8'h to 11 Regular and long lengths 3 PAIRS $2.45 FOR WOMENS NIGHT GOWNS 2 for $4- 20 SALI $39·95 Spec:i•l Purth..•l Wonn anti Prlntecl paH•rnl - This Bargain Includes our 'Katz' Gowns, our Phil Moid Gown• ond oil of tho other Brands at $2.95. Flannels, Royons, Challis, Nylons ond Blonds. MEN'S & BOYS' WEAR, FIRST FLOOR_ 70 lo 72 lnchea wide. At Spedal Sal• Price For Beautiful Colors In NYLON NET For B•rg•in Days v•,:::,::;d' W"I'-'de Duk P•tterns FLANNEL SHIRTS In all sizes 14Y.z to 20 All on Sale Bargain Days at _ 2 for $5.00 days sale prrces as follows Srzes from w.· 1st mt'!aure, you1 correct le11ogth. Bar::l<~in 29 to - $6.95 TROUSERS --·-··--··--·- BARGAIN DAYS $6.00 $5.95 TROUSERS ···-··---··· . BARGAIN For ~~~ y~fd f DAYS $5.00 SALE! RUG SAMPLES Another bi& mill shipment of fine quality carpet umple1. 69c !:'41" !~;:u· 3.19 Sale Smell Lot Discontinued fruusers - m S1zes 29 to M. your correct length. Sh1rts m SJZes 14~ to 20, your correct sleeve length. Col.-.rs- S:lver grey, tan, fnrf'§t green. dark grey, Our regular pnce 18 $3 95 for lhe trousers and $2 95 for the LUGGAGE (only 10 pieces to sell) Bargain Days $6.00 a Suit Young Mens $3.95 School Trousers All are rncluded in the sale and there are hundreds to chum,t' Ct urn 1n your correct s1ze. 29 to 42 waist measure. For Bargain Days $3.30 - --- -BOYS SCHOOL TROUSERS 1-$17.95 O.ornlto 18" 1-$17.50 25" Pullman 1-$13.95 Hat Box 2-$11.95 Hat Box 1-$11.95 Troincoao 2-$8.95 Trolnroso 2-$6.95 BNuly Solo $9.00 Solo $9.00 Solo $7.00 Solo $6.00 Solo $6.00 Solo $4.00 Sale $3.00 c- Por Btrtaln Days - Ovr Prilcllle htmiHI All WhiM QUILTING COTTONS , 81 Inches wide - - - - - - - 68c From siU> 7 to size 20, Made hke the mens trousers of the most popular and servrceable wash and wear fabricil. Buy a season's supply. 90 Inches ww~id~e~ir.in;:;:r====--'-7~8c Savt on our Vt Inch ancl tht 1 lnciCHECK GINGHAMS Bargain Days $2.30 Y•rd wide. Drip dry prMhrunk 69c -_ y•rd BARGAIN DAYS FOR Mens Bachelor~' Friend SOCKS Not all sizes in all coloi'II and style. COTTON SOCKS- elutle top -------- 3 palr1 for $1.00 FULL LENGTH COTTON SOCKS ----- S ptlrs for $1.00 R.1yon Socks - regul•r ltntlh and full length 3 ,., .. "'' $1.51 «69>:,: -,::.::d;-.;.79;:,- 1;;-•::•:;:h-:c , ,c:.:-.,c:,-;•'"•"to-ncl -:-cR;o;l;;-b:-bod--;--;;Top ioltOnt •ncl Al&o Str.. ch Styltl __________ . 1 p•ln for '1.50 MENS INSULA TED WORK SOCKS All s1ze1 from 10 to 13 - Terrific Valuer =---=-~ 2 pair1 for $1.00 Buy Your Men1 and &oYI- Co-at:-s- &:::--cJ:-a-.ck,-e-:t-s All sizes for boya and for men, Hundred& to aelecl from. Come In and try them on and .elect the ones you Uke best - and save, Buy Your Mens •nd Your Boys Sw~ All met for men and bo)"l - tbe moJt popular 1tyle1 and colors. Hundred, to •eleet from and at blf aavlna:• for these 2 day1 Frid.a:r and Saturday. The New #all P•tterns •re here In the popul•r QIUidrlg• Cloth also another big 1hlpment of solid colors - on s•le on the SALE PRICES FOR BARGAIN DAYS ON EASTMAN KODAK ,.ll.lo\ Block end White 60c Yorlchrome Pen (Numbero 127, 120, 6201 S.la 44c eolor 1:25 KOdocoiOr lCX620, C:X127l S.lo 94c 2.15 end 2.35-Kodochrome for 35 c-r• Kodalohro.,. 11, Kodachro.,.x Solo 1.76 Sale $2.12 2.65 K.Uchrome 11-1 mm mm Christmas C•rds With Envelopes Sto<k up OD Sbavinl Sup. Buy by the box, tUO Vl111e1 a.qain DaY1 21.... 11•r- pile~ Hair PrtparoUoDI, Faelal Cream, Deodoranta. NaB Polilbe11 Pace Powdera, Coloa:nu, Per· IUmH, Flrot Aid Suppilll, Home Remedlet, All Col· met101 at JWtala Prleel For Barilla Dsyo, Bargain Days Friday and Saturday . •• , ••••••• ,_.109.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS ---------------1-491.00 SWIVIL ROCKER ··---·-----------J-fl9.00 PLATFORM ROCKERS -------------H79,110 RECLINING CHAIRS ---------------1_..,,00 SWIVEL ROCKER -----------------1-$78.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS ·----------------~59.10 TV SWIVEL CHAIRS -- -------------1---4139.00 OCCASIONAL CHAIR -------------- ~.00 Select The Radio You Like Best! From !be compl•te selection of RCA VIctor Radios on the 2nd fioor In table Radios you can select the model you llke from $16.95 te $29.95. See the com· plete llne of RCA Victor Clock Radios, poW<!rful TriiiiBlator Radios and the very popular AM and JI'M Radios-For a complete selection of your fav· orlte radio be sure to stop In on Elberfelds 2nd fioor and make your selection. ~------------------~·- , n ~ Whllo Tho, Loot l ....lnlnt ltodt of Imported D!llch Flower Bullts At J!lc fia"ilnp - Barpln Dtys-.,hllo tbOJ Jut, IPUNWILL PILLOW CASES F•r $1.00 • pair Size f2 b7 36 lacbes. Pair Ia • glfl poclia1e. Spua well PiUow C•••· All eoi- ton. Smooth durable - ' otr~ U>d lloralo, leges He wat Dr. J. J Davis of Middleport who wrote Hosp1t.al Administrator Charles Rideout he had DO intention of apply· illl (or staff priviLegea. Dr. Davis ls one of uvea medical docton offered prlvtl· egea by the Veterans Mernond Hospital of Me1gs County, lac .• newly orgnnJzed. non • profit corporation which has ltaaed the 41-bed ,facility on Mulberry Heights. 270 y outh at Meet•Ing The Ohio Supreme Court last week closed the door on lUi· 1ation pursued by the Meigs Memonal Hospital Inc.. trustees, after their lease was cancelled by order ol. the Meigs County Common Pleu Court, upheld m the Court of Appeala, and refused a hearing in the Supreme Court 1 Meanwhile, the Meigs CoWl· ty Hospital Comrruss1on eharge<1 by law with the responsibrl· 1ty of operatmg the hospital, ~ leased it Ttresday to the new 1ts terms. doctors of osteopa· group wh1ch has as Its chaJr- thy had been de:nred stafl priVI· man, Harold sauer. Middleport leges The Melgs County Medi· R D. cal Society, made up enurely The lease to the Memortal of medical doctors 1 ~ on reeord Hospital trustees had been as refusmg to practice w1th oscancelled because, contrary to teopaths Three doctors of osteopathy, Ray P1ckens, Middleport, Ray Heaton, and Jonn Ridgway , ol Pomeroy. also were IDVI~d by trustees to staff pnVI- G0ld water cItes • New Lax secur1•t :~.:ew ConLrol of the hospital will Two hundred and seventy ian: Pam Sylvester. Racine tative of the Columbra Gas of be turned over to the new members and gue~ts represent· High, song leader, and Connie Ohio, Inc. She had as her suby itrustee.s at rrudmght tomorrow. mg seven area high scbool Kay Hayman, Eastern High, Ject, "The Mad Hatter " Thus, medteal doctors are slrll scheduling admiSSions anti chapters of Future Homemak· recreation Leader. ,, ers of America attended the Re- Mr. James N M Davis, prin- Miu Duell used an array of r discharges at Meigs Memonal. In the- last 24 holliTs none ol 1 men' hat t0 help g1onal South Ill Fall Conf..-. cipal of Galha Academy wei- unusua wo ' ' WITH GOLDWATER IN CALIFORNIA rUPI ) - Sen either were recorded WASIUNGTON - AN EX- e.nce at Gallia Academy High corned the delegates. Ml!!S Em· convey the colorful !!lory of the PIJrrY Goldwater used the Walter Jenkms case today to 1 0 Roger Daruels of Pometensive FBI investigation of school Thursday mght magene Borden, president of natural gas busmess The hats accuse President Johnson of "lax secunty " measures and 1roy r ea rlier this week had d.i· Walter W. Jenkins has turned RegJOnal officers conducted the Galha Academy chapter, decoratiVely portrayed the said 150 State Department employes have been cleared rected atlenls mto Mergs up no infonnatwn that the for- the opcrung ceremony They also e:-ttended greetings A bus- vast operation. that makes It to handle secrets without full held mvestlgations M _P1 however mer presidential aide had ever were Jane Ann Morgan, South· iness meeting was conducted possible for OhiO housewives to The senator said these matter~ were "shocking '' in ~~~~~~o~s of the· remammg vmlated secunty or been black- western High , president, Betty by Jane Ann Morgan, and group cook With ga!l produced m the remarks prepared for delivery at F ullcrton, Caht , on a l h . Dr R E Botce mailed because of h1s arrests Sue Clark, Rutland High, vice Slnging was led by Pam Syl- southwestet'n part of the Umtwhistle-stop tour m Southern Califorma The speech lfl· ' ysi~Ia-~ , d Sluck Dr Ed~ on morals charges. president , Sandy Swart, Mid· vester The Rutland chapter ed States. eluded Goldwater's sharpest comments today on Jenkms, : r d 'c6 "r 1 D . · Sellm BuI FBI D"!rector J . Ed r . J . Mul.. , . gar dleport, High secretary-treasur- gave the attend ance report. She tllustrated how homes, CAROLYN DUEU. the long-time Johnson a1de who resigned hJs Wh Ite House jmun Bla..:"'wlckutrmas, Dr Cha rles Hoover s report to Prestdent er; Lmda Dillard, Kyg~r Creek MAD HATrER TAut bustnesl places, and mdustnes JOb last week followmg dtsclosures that he had been ar- 1 d D L . T 11 hz.vU: Johnson satd that J~nkins, .a High, parliamentarian; An~ Me- ~featured !!peaker was are connected by a system of 1lous fur coat or is a flame used rested twtce on morals charges : n~ a~en r~ad~w~~ubl~c.e , Nor 46-year-old father of s1x, admit· Calla, Ga1lla Academy, histor M1ss Carolyn Duell, a represen- 1ptpelines from fields 10 Louis- 85 a pair of !!Crssors all a part The Republican presidential Ih t1 t th taken any ted "havmg engag~ i~ the iniana and Texas. Her hat& also of modern hvmg ' nominee sa1d a man hke Jen 1was bemg dtstnbuted to new~ ~~~c t :ct~~neo~~ ~heAr lOVlfa· decent art~. for wh1ch he explained the dream behmd un· Followml the address tliere kms ordmanly would not ht~ve men the FBI reported that Its P was arr~sted on Jan. 15, 1959, I derground storage of natural was a recreat.onal program led been cleared for deahng With mqurry drsclosed no mforma- 1uons and agam last Oct 7 gas. Her remarks also IIIUI!trat· by Collnie Hayman. Refresh· the nahon 's v1tal secrets He wn that Jenkms had compro· ' ed bow invisible natural gas is ments were sf'l'ved m the Jun- earned his attack directly to mised the natron s securit\o' m· NEW YORK HERBERT magically changed Inlo a luxur- lor High gym the PreSident m words which leresis 7 Clark Hoover, statesman and · ap~ars Lo set the tone for his Goldwate! press secretary friend of mankmd. left forever AKRON (UPII- A convicted murderer, whoescaped !mal da)s of eampa1gnmg Paul Wagner told reporlers lhe l today the city he adopted and jja1l dunng his trial here 44 years ago , was behind bars Elecllon Issue senator's speech would stand 1 loved, to return to the Capitol here today and facing the electric chair. / The rssue of national secu· w1lh some revt swns. Wagner for ftnal liomage from a grate- j Leroy Dunbp, 64, was arrested Thursday ~t. a soldemor~a rity and nattonal mtegnly now ~aid the e.dmJmstrahon':o; secu I ful natiOn iers' home in Washington, D C., waived extradition and 0 ho become frrm ly embedded nty procedures "obvrously ! •" • The black-draped catafalque was returned here Thursday night ..1 knew it. was comm sthts elechon campaign were lax" and ,added tha t Gold- 11 TOKYO (UPil-A ~ember ?f bmll for the funeral of Abra- ing," Dunlap said when confronted by Summit Cou.nty, A beautiful Pdltloo of "Tales "We Republicans did not "-ater and h1s a1des had not Communi st Hungary s Olympte 1 hilm Lincoln and used twice Ohio Prosecutor George Pappas. "It has been a long time From Sbake5peare.~• by Char- create the ISSUe, force the IS seen the FBI report . made pub ! Niffi and two Hungarian tour· w1thm the past 11 months was I I was hoping it wouldn't." les and Mary Lamb, aow con- sue or even favor the lSSUe. lie m Washmgton. I Isis who defected to the US. 1 p]aced in the center of the Cap- Dunlap had been livint at the · sidend a children'' classic, The man who now occupies the -F::mbassv left Tokyo tomght for 1 polit1cal as} lum in the United ito\ Roturid8 aWaltlng the arriv- home under the name of Harry next year: ~rom his trucktng STOCKHOLM (UPll-Wrtten hl11 been &lven &o the Pome- Wh1te House ra 1sed th1s IS.'!ue \ al of tho body of tho 31st Pres· Walker company 10 · and critics in Sweden aad roy Library ;n memory of all by h1mself- by lowermg !he Sla<es 1 !dent of the Umted States The He was one of five men tried He had been captured at France today generally--applaud- Ellabeth Meadow& Reed standards of the h1ghest olf1ce 1 Reltable sources sa1d 1he ath1 body wrll lie in state In the Ro- for ~he January, 1920, fatal Wadsworth the m:ln& after ed French exJatehtlallit writer : Tbls etlhioo ubllsbtd. ln of the land," Goldwater satd. I ' lete was a member of Hungatunda unul Sunday mornmg shooting ot an ~kron restaurant ~ :re::i:~oned ~n yle;;~s Jean-Paul Sartre's decision to 1Englaod has Zo 'spJeodld full Goldwater's prepared whistleV U Ill j rv ' s canoemg team 1n the w~en it Will be removed wtth cwner. Steven ossos. JoobenO Smith and n .. 1"11t Rrch~ reject the $52,500 Nobel Pri!e j celor 'JUustratl:oas -by Karel stop text called on Johnson to Ohmptc s wh1c-h end Saturdav mlllt.ry honors and nown to 1 '""" r lit t . , Fled To Kentucty ardson pleaded wullty drew ure or era ure. Svohnsky, one for each tile. set up a btpart1san comm1sswn f 1 Th ot her two wt>re tourrs t!I West Branch, Iowa, HoOVer sj The five fled to Cllnton, Ky., terms and -were paroled. after Sartre the 59-year old : It provides rich entertalnmeot to publish an FBI investigatiOn I who had come 10 Sf'€ the Olvm. birthplace ' for Interment Iand were arrested two mon th R serving It years. phil osop h' er - p1aywr1g · hi · nove1·1for any boy or girl just mak· repor 1 on J en k"ms an d former ' · an d were- slav r""on a ship . 1p1c:; e later. Cl t G Roete1 Ak lst, Jssued a long explanation lng the acquaintance of the Senate aide Robert G (Bobby) 1 Nme fmes were lew-d hy m Tokvo Bav CINCINNATI _ THE OHIO I Dunlap the tr1ggerman. went tt e us ·d ' •to• hron Thursday night 1 few hours af- world's areatest playwrigbl Baker. As the senator's texi 1Judge Frank W Portf'r Jr to- The three deiPC'lot !i \li en · Tw d a orney an pro!lecu r w en he . ed , · day m MPig Co t , c 1 Fraternal Order of Pollee today on trial May 10, J920. o ays D 1 ped sa·d Thursday ter t pnze was announc This book is the first of a s un ) ,our men called for tmprovement and ex· later he and two other mem· niu~.S~h::C:nl 'lnU:rventton b and his rejection made public. shelf of new children's books Orv•llf' Hogue was fmed $18 US officials \\-ere silent hut pansion of the state's mstJtuttons bers of th'? ganga, George Nelch g. Y h Y He said the pri2e endqered beiDa: &lven to the library in '-"'-' and costs for speedmg m a Japanese police tdenttf1ed the for JUVenile dehnquents ter and Louis Neichter sawed Ohto Gov. Jamdes R odDes or • his lntegnty as a writer and memory of Mrs. Reed by Edschool zone; Donald E Reu-1athlete as Andras Toro. He had 1 · . ' . new tnel coul save unlap's . · 1 110 an d cos ts, unsa t e oper I placed fourth ·m th e ceno~rng · In a statement ISSUed by tlietr way through a WindOw hfe ' confUcted With hla politiCal ith Humphrey Reed of AtbHenry G. Thai of Cmclnnah. and escaped · arms. eos. atJOn , Cov Gilham, $15 and 1smgles event He was th.e f1rst the FOPA s3ld, " condlttons at 7 vy 0-46 Fugitive R&?to-23 Prof. Gunnar Brandell of Swe. costs left of cf'nter Ca rt er P 1athlete from a Commumst na· Boys Industrial School 16151 045 1st Add Fugitive n and tden's Upp 90 t1 University French 110 and costs left ot 1tmn to d•fect durmg the cur· 1 and other lnstJtutrons must be escaped. j n pra1sed Sartre as "the biggest center Vester Wa!k~r. Jr . $W rent o!ymp1cs chans-ed at once for the protec- Ohto law provides tliat when intellectual fire in France." He j . . and costs, left of center: James I Sources closr to airport offltion of our law enforcement of· a defendant escapes jail or I said the decision of the Swedish Two accidents wer~ lnves.tt· ~ Evans $16 and costs speed Clals identifred the toUriStS as Academy of Letters to award gated by Pomeroy Pollee Thurs-. mg m a school zone. Horace : Denes Ko-.,.acs and Karob \to!· ficers. '"' Thai described BIS as JUmps bond after a trial a "run-down, understaffed, state begun, proceedings may him the prize although it knew day morning Four. cars wert" E. Smith $5 ijnd costs defer- n~:~r approv~d firetrap," wliich ls ue and sentence may be passed he did not want lt was "an ex· • • damaged in the mtshaps but tlve brakes, Larty Pyles, $5 , likely to retutii youth; to ~ ' with the defendant absent Ul OS istentialist choice in Sartre's no lnJUf'les or arrt'sts were re- and costs, unsafe Vt'hJcle, and I RING JS FOUND ty as greater menaces 1 Dunlap was convicted o[ first ., . own spirit" ported Wilbur Imboden $10 and cost~, I BERLIN (UP1 J-Martm Luth-degree murder on May 17, MOSCOW (UP[) - Nlkita ~ In Paris, Francms Maunac, MOSCOW IUPI)-'l'he official The f1rst was at 10 15 a _m excessive speed ror road cond1-1er 's wedding n ng, bearmg tlle 11920 The Late Judge v. A. Khrushchev quit his posts vm· the French Catholic writer who 1 k rts accused on West Second-st where Char-~tions : dntc Ju"~ 1~ 1925, h~! been Ahei-n sentenced him to death llDtarlly Jast week and was the won the Nobel Prize In 1952 orga~ Sovets ~ Spo k nd (i ld les ThelSs, 45, Rac1ne, drtvtng A charge agamst Clvde Wmes found m the keeping of a Ul ID in the electric chair most surprised man 1n the called Sartre "one of the most Russian OlympiC. tmc a d e' a truck, hit a parked car own- Jr ' for dlslurbmg the praee I Schoenberg Germany family 1· · h hi lgn coaches of "senous blun ers' ed by Mr!i Mary Ebersb h d' d ~· After hls escape Dunlap said w en s res a11on important writers of h1s genera· tad ac · wa s lsmJsse Ithe Ea st ( .erman news serv1ce he fled to Rochester N y' was accepted authoritative So- lion,, ay. dd d .1 Pomerop. There was no dam- Forfeitmg bonds we.re Robert ADN report~d Thursda) , ' ., ' Jd toda · The sports sheet a e 1 s£1age to th E' Thel ss truck and A Fra 1ey, $27 50 . Jeft of cen· The rmg had been mlssmg · • worked as a redaurant sources sa y. Mauriac long a bitter oppo- . t ti I -... . • , h "d votce o a na ona campaign minor the the Ebersbach car. ter, Helen Moore, $27 so spefd.. · f' world wa r I Engraved th ''Dr MarA woman driver received e man a while and then enlisted They aald Khrushchev tried nent of Sartre s phi 1osop y, sari abuse of the Russian Olymptc At 10·45 a m police were ing and James 0 Plan!~ .$27 so l sm~ in tlie Army ttl I t1 "l undrrstand the reasons or t h predi ron or . , or II are e name:"~ brutsed hand m a two-car ac~l· Join~ Armed Ferces use e res gqa on as a his refusal Without however e.p. men ?rs w ose .ct s called to investigate anoth-er stop Sign vrolauon tJno Lutheran" and "Chatarma dent Investigated by the Ol!JO of getting hiJ way when , massive track and field victor· wreck at the IntersectiOn ot . , " It II b ut n th State Patrol Thursday at 7 40 He served five years, caUed before his party lieuten- proving them." Jouhan les were dashed ~Y American Cole and West Mam-sts E1ectioms Office I ~ hBor~n MWJ e ~DN1 Said' 1 discharged and then served an- ants and criticized He had French writer Marce • triumphs at Tokyo. Pohce oa·d Fred ·s "th T R . 0 I ,r· neo erg useum, ' P·m· on Rt · 124 in Syracuse 1 8 other three-year hitch tile do his bel deau said ''li!e moot beautiful "Th perf ml • o emam pen 1 1 1 A car driven east by Clar- startln in 1942 In 1946 he join ne t at east onct ore, th' is to refuse A person bee .ormances o our Pomeroy, was stopped at the For the conv~nience of vot- 1 TO HOLD INSPECITON ence Whetstone, 55, Syracuse, ed the gAir Force and ~matned laat Febrlary. co:s bigger wh~ he refuses track and tifield darle~, with mtersection preparing to pull ers. the Board of Electmns ot- Bethel No 62. the Intema~ failed to stop and struck the in until his retirement tn 1958 But last week hla colleagues The prize money can always ~ rare teex~p :~· I no ~: onto Main-st whf!n Richard fice Will be open Saturday from twnal Order of Job's naughtrear of ~other car driveo east Dunla smd that between on the Centrai,Commlttee vot- gJven to someone who needs ~us r, e paper sai Lemley, 17, Pomeroy, commg 9 a m until noon I P m to lers, wlil have a JOint inspecand turmng north opP.:-ated by first a~ second Army hltchet!l eel about two to one to accept it" . . . serl~!l biund~s ha~e up West Main-st., attempted to 1 P m and 7 unhl 9 P m I twn wrth Bethel 73 of Gam.. Patricia Cundiff, 23, Syracuse he worked as a streetcar his resi&natton. ~e SOUI'C1!tl . (Swedish Academy secretary ~~ m~d~· ~ Pr:s.?ng t e make a left tum and struck the Elect ton board ofhclals re- polls at the Galhpo\Js Masonic She received a hand IR]ury atoc In St Louis marrted and said. Or Karl Rqnar Gierow said a a Ie squ left front and rear of the Smith mmded residents of Metgs coun· Temple beginnmg at 7 p m. There was only minor damage has a son. living there Forei&n Communist criticism th~ $52 500 would be returned to ~nhapp;:; :verhSovl:t short. . auto. There was minor dam- t)' thJs will be the last Saturday Saturday mght All parents of to both cars. Whetston! left tlle Louis Neicther was. not re- of the way Khrwlhchev waa Nob e\ fund for future ~ o Y~h ast e~ re· ages. to the Smith vehiclt' and persons can cast absentee bal- Job's Daughters, Masons, and scene of the acci~ent. captured but died m 1928 in a forced from power continued to- prizeS) ec ndm manln-ondj·. e-st rele ~Ip- medium damages to the other Ilot~ The deadlme IS October 20 Eastern Star members are io-Whetstone was ctted to Melf!ls dB Th Italia Comm · . 1ng a even rec te ev1s1on car. at 4 P m ted county court today charged fall from a water tower at y, e n unist Sarte waa awarded the p~ze broadcasts from Tokyo. " 1 - -- - - -- - lth failure 10 stop In aBSured Ma9Slllon George Nelcther party most powerful In West- for his "fmaglnallve wr~tmg, ;lear distance, and foc hit aklp. convicted and sentenced to die, em Europe, IIIIIIOOnced Jt II which by l'UIOO of Ita spirit of TilE CANDIDATE TODAY Ronald Fry, 17, Rt. 1 Pomuoy, but was spared He now llvealsendtna I delegaUoo to Moocow freedom and llriYilll ftll" truth By Uolted Pro" llltornatlonal Wlt!l cited to Meigs Juvenile in South Akron and will retire to learn the facta aboUt Khrush-- had exerclsed. a far-reachlni m~ JOHNSON: Attends Hoover NEW HAVEN - The con· mg sometime n'!'xl sprmg f electrically 1 COLlrl charJed with defectlve • ; aws :zm;;Mummmm• c~•s ou~ter. fluence on our qe.'• ceremoay Ia Wasblagton. tract for construction of a The building w1ll be con-I ThE' new omldmg will also -• st The sudden oharocter of the GOLDWATER• WblstloM C t b k build b d I hu&U • SCURRY, Tes. (UPI) _ declsloo lnd the method used FIVJC DAY FORECAST llopo ~., , ·- • Aaae'-- '- new ason oun Y an - strurted of r1ck an will ft"a· 1 feature a mght depository a~ Tem ReaiOD of Dallas, do ....t it •~ I.NII ~r~~ lng In New Havn has been let ture a front entrance of glass :a dnvf'-in wmdow both to be ca.. ,'- out cannot fall to By Ualted Preu IDierlllltloDal Su . meco, Coltf. and work Is expected to olart and marble. Marble w11: be located at the corner of the JDLO TEMPS wu 1 pref011loaal woodca~ lnw dbcuollon more Jer> ,.._,•. . , lo Oldo will HUMPHREY: Attollllo Roo. "th" the f k NEW YORK (UP!) - The ter des Uacola Wll Prell· problems reprdlrw the de. av-.l.fl M- . • -.-1 beiDW ver ceremo- ~ Wuhi•"'oo. WI m nex1 ew wee s ac- used on the front of the build· buikimg opposne the George St. !I:J'Q __.. ...., -J w .... cording to an announcement by mg around and above the en- corner. lowest tempe•ature reporled of deblte and POilU· oortllll 1 aalll 'I'InlrlMILLER: Camdea, TreatoD Bank President Hennan Layne trance, which will face mth- Members of th• Board of 1)1. this moml111 lo the U. S. We• dent attd wu otW II II diii'IDI In Soclalllll countries," day, '101~ - . , day • to - dey PrfDeetoD, Morrlotowa, New· today. rectors are Mr Layne, pr<sl81 Iller Bul'l!llll, excludllll Alaakl ... Eloe...,.er ' odmlnlltnlloo, ,... to .. ltorled llere ItaUan party leadership ....... ...,. ..,.....atadve ork 8llll Jeney City N. J, d h b i dl and RawaH, was 12 degrees at todl)'. Ho dlod WodDHday al low tempe" ' The Be C tructl C of ln91 e t e u I ng Which will denl, Donald Foglesong vice Aberdeen, S. D. The hlgheot re- lh qe ollll, II . 31, MARRIAGE APPIJCA'nON Piltob11J1b'" ha~s bee:naw:~ed mndeasu re 56t fet alongGeFifteh-st president, OWe Roush. Harry 1 78 1 ported Thursday was~ at He ,.. lOIII tuowa UDDod Molp Me!aorlol H•"""' 8llll Cloc!DN. the construction contract ol the a ee a ong orge-SI Clark, Donald E. Smith, A K. Thermal, CalU. 01$ .-Benjamin Henry Ewing, 20, . will b a huge lobby with McClung and William H Rarlliemp ud Mtbuli, Tex., •• ADMISSI .. Nant. Saturday, Pomeroy, mortician, and Doris attracUve modern bulldmg to tellers' windows. There also ED!NG Dick Ord is c~shier ( ~ DISCHARGES ~ Nllle. Moo- Jean ealdwell, 21, Cheater, :."lflhloc~~ the S:"':'~~ wm he two offices, a bookkeep- James Layne " assistant cam: , LODGE TO MEET 1 ·'lA apeclal meeUng of Shode 0 ............., tilllll• wu ••· Molls _ , llolpltoJ apia nur... tecto :,.. v..J~o ~ps ing room lwo va~lts, a direct· ier, and other empleyees .,.. River Lodje No. 413 F. & A.M. He ..,.. 11 Tau lnlm ..._ ADMISSIONS -()tan lloodLOCAL TEMPS of Charleston. ors' ~oom, a lund room, mech- Letha Belle Blllll8arner, Mae be -held Saliuilay, Dolo~ lutiorl. lo., ....., .. win p KenMih y aruco room •nd rest 1'00111.0. Roush, Lllhan FI•Ids, Barbara \ p• .,, nitre wlU be \llree. ' , , ,... ' omeroy; fllll1li 1 lenlll01'11ure Ill Porno- The alto lor the new bulld· Private booths for persons 'lrith Zirkle and Lona Howard. 1 Ia 'the Master Maaoa de! Ju~~W~·!;v~:·~-· busiDeu dlolrlct II 11:111 lnl woo JIUI'f'based by the bank safety deposit boxes alto WIU Plans for dioposal of the p....• • -,-~~~~~,.~~l/ Olu Goodo.m. tedaf ns ll2 de&reu 1111- last ~~ar. Qfliclals at the bank be provided. Tho bulldllll Will oen1 bank bulldilll hu 'not bell . b cODVICte • dMurderer Free Gift Edition M •/ s T Mrs. Reed Hungarian. 2 TOllfl,slS get us Asy1urn . I Two A""I"dentS Are probedby $45,00 $25,00 $90,01 RCA Whirlpool (Floor Samples) Appliances- While They last - !It FIVE CENTS N. F, d IDe IDe B J d. • ge I " C C t I oun y our $60.00 $55.111 $50.00 $45.00 $629.00-16.7 cu. ft. No Froot Rofrlgorotor , . , _ Ice Magic, Automatic Ice Maker, Bronze Tone Fin: Ish Borgoin Ooyo $480 $494.95-ConnoisHur Eloctrlc Rongo with eablnet base, automatic oven controls, rotisserie, one thermostatic top burner Barg•lh O.ya $350.00 $269.95-Eioctrlc llong-36" divided top, automatic oven. 2 storage compartments. Baf1oln D1y1 $111.00 $169.00-Eioctrlc Rongo, 30", lar11e oven Borgoln Doya $133.00 $219.00 Gao Ron11, 38" divided top, deiUlle ba~ splash with clock-timer, electric outlet and llgJI1 glaso in oven door, storage compartment. Borgofn O.n $177.00 7 y-:t:--omo---=t::-lc--:W:-:o-llha,.-r-,-:-:1964~ Mod..$=-:1"'8""9.-=:00,-A Borgoln Doya $150.00 $229.00 EIHirfc Dryer, 1964 Model Borgoln Doya $200.00 $189.00 Elactrlc Dryer, 1964 Model Borgoln Doya $160.00 Eleven pat~ents rema1ned in Meigs Memonal hosp1tal on Thw-sday. cared for by approx.· imately 55 regular employee!. On the same day one of seven Meigs county medical doctors pulbicly refused staff privi- AppIause for Re£USing • prtZe . At Tbeae Prl(!ea As Long AJ 'lbey Lut: In tiro - . , . . Dtpt,l a.rpln Days aceonllq to lbe FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1964 OHIO Sartre Wins For Bargain Days- 17 Easy Chain 2nd floor. ON IALI ON THf fiRST IJLOOII fee~ lleiPt .. taedia Brtl••aiea. • Chair • 44 Years IS• Facing $ Mens Big Yank WORK SUITS sh uts . I "Willett" $695.00---Solld Cherry Early Amorlcan Dining Suilo Borgaln Dayt $400.00 "Krahlor''-ahogony $439.00 Dining Sullo, Ill~ Jon Provlnclol Bargain Daya $300.00 "Bouotl" Cherry $339.00 Dining Suite, Chino, drop loof loblo, 6 cholrt Borgoln Doyo $200.00 be , . farceol .,..X. .. - .,.. IJ'OW to • I DINING SUITE SALE! 39c 1 yard BargaIn days Our CORDUROY~will 50 $7.95 TROUSERS -·· -·· · - -·-·- BARGAIN DAYS $7.00 - OUTING FLANNILI B.ttrgain Days Most all of the best colors $9.95 TROUSERS . BARGAIN DHS $7.80 $8.95 tROUSERS --- ---····· _ BARGAIN DAYS $7.80 . 29c a yard on ule for MENS DRESS TROUSERS t !" Duron end Cotton $1.10 and $1.15 DRESS MATERIALS 45 inche1 wide _ Bargain~•ys 78c a yard Bi9 Yank •nd Kolesport $2.95 Long T11f ' $249.0Q.......3 Ploce Llmod Oak l!lod Room Sullo Triple Dresser and mirror. Bookcase Headboard Bed, Large Chest of Drawers Bargoin Doyt $175.00 $219.0Q.......3 Ploco Walnut Bod Room Suit-Double Dresser and Mmor, Bookcase Headboard Bed, Borgaln Doys $160.~ Large Chest f?! Dra_wers _ $209.0Q.......3 Ploco Stordust Mahogony Bod Room Suit-Double Dresser and Mjrror, Bookcase Head· board Bed and Large Chest of Drawers, Bargain Daya $155.00 For Bargam Dayf you can buy any 2 of our regular $2 9o N1g ht Go" ns NOW YOU KNQW 'en tin Eisenhower was admttted to the hospltal Thursday after bemg driven to Washmgton from his Gettysburg, Pa, farm He I Is ex peeled to rema In m Water Rei!<~ for seven to ten days. SA~E! Samoonito King Slzo Toblo ond 4 Choirs Table and chatr frames are made of sturdy steel. Chairs are generously padded for extra seating comfort. Vmrl table top and upholstery that cleans with a damp cloth Choose from two aftracti••e dec· orator colors: Antique wh1te or Antique tan. e Take advantage of the Klng Size savings on this Samsomte Kmg Size Folding Set. e TEEN AGE SEAMLESS MESH STOCKINGS ,. w lte 1-$279.00 Sofo Bargain Days S199.00 1-$349.00 French Provincial 2 pc. Suito _ $249 2-$349 00 Modorn 2 Ploco Sultos $249 · 4-$249.00 Modern 2 Ploce Sullo& $188 2-$239.00 Modem 2 Ploce Sultea $166 2-$419.00 4 Ploco Modern Soctlonolo $319 1-$498.00 3 Pioco Soctlonol, Modern $375 2-$379.00 2 Ploce Early American $325 2--$389 00 2 Ptoce Early Amorlcon _ _ _ $335 1-$429.00 4 P1oco Early American Soct, _ $375 1-$329 00 Sofo, Eorly Amorlc.an $275 $198.0Q.......3 Pfoce O.k Bod Room Suite. Double Dresser, Mirror, Bookcase Headboard Bed and 4 Drawer Chest Bargo in Daya $150.00 .' WASHINGTON_ FORMER p id t D 1 ht 0 E nh0 "KROEHLER" LIVING ROOM SUITES SECTIONAL$ & SOFAS FOLDING FURNITURE 5 PC. SET SALE! e SEAMLESS MESH STOCKINGS . ' "f'rpm ··io ~lerna«,lt)llll. ! BEDROOM SUITE POMEROY -MIDDlEPORT, NO. 163 . .. Unil~l" ~ret!& Reg. $16.00 · · · · Bargain Days $13.00 $58.75 S.moonlto XVI ,t" ,..I eFULL FASHIONED STOCKINGS e SEAMLESS STRETCH STOCKINGS . at real bar&aln pr1ces All Seamleas Rua:-. Just Recolvodl Now Jocquorcl Look WaY. Foreign, Home MtsstonalleS b A R Jwt 21 to aeU Bys On These Dresses Bargam Days -~- In 1\'lid•lleport • • • 1 1\lrs Bfttf' Gladwell of l lumbus VISiled om the we<!kerid I w1 th her son, Larry Gladwell Te emem ere 1and her parents, M1 and Mrs Plans wt>re made to remem- Delberl Be-r ker ber the fore1gn and home ffiiS· I Hecenl guests of Mr SJ(Inflfles for Chrrslm<.~!'; when 1 Mrs Atwood Spengl•r and dau the Dorcas Circle of tht> Mid- 1 ghters were her par"'nts, Mr dleporl F'rrst Baptist Church l .<:~nd Mrs D Skala of Bradeton. m"l Tuestiav f'VPning at thP Fl<-1 hnme of Mr~ Dana H.tmm ThE' ] ,\ Irs F' Jossu• WJsemllle1 ut Co j meetmg v.as opened llilth the IJu rnbu~ has bef'n the house guesr I Lord's Pravt>r led hy the Vl l'f' ot her mt'ce and famr lv Mr j rha1rman, Mrs Beulah Wh1 tP I' and \1rs La.,.,1 ence M1ihoan. Mrs Clyde Wmebrt>nner was M1dd\epo11 Mr and Mrs Ver 1 d.:.votwnal leader usmg as her non Weber and fam11\' of R toplf' fhE' Undf'r Noun~hed land and ot her r]CJ!t:'I\S Fam1ly .. The Circle vott>d In Mr Wtlliarn Fa r\e~ , Middle send a g1ft or muney to M1\d por I, 1s n•1 overrng trom eye red Benson, home mtss1onarv gery performed Ids! F'ndav stationed m Hattr and Dorothy 1 the C<~llipo l 1s MM1caJ Center Johnson. forr1gn mJss\nnar) m:(;alhpo1 1s Mr far lt•v India, for Chrtstmas w1th Jus daughter and son·tn 1 It was annnunced all three law Mr and Mrs Harold Ch.Jse tlrr es of th<> church Will hold Mr and M1 s Galen Brown 1 rombmed pot luck t.lmrwr on , .md chrld ren ~.ddJ e and Pat the November li mt•Ptmg wtwn l thf'tr house guests Mr and Mrs the Samuels fam1ly, mt sswn.rr ' lienn Ham mes uf M ar~etta les. Will be gues~ s spen \ the we<>kend at A school bag m ted - JTI1 1:\ruwn ~ talm m:-nr Mu't'Jiead sehoul supplte-s for school ( tHid IK\ fhrv i:llsn attended the homt> ren was taken as a prnJf'<1 for I e~mmg act1" 11 ws at Morehead World W1de Commumty Day Slate ('ollt>i:e wh1le lh<>re to be held m No~<>mber Used ' \1rs Nan Moore \olrs Mildred sweaters for Hong Kong 15 one ; H a ~,~,ley, M1 ss Nellie ZE>rkle and Of the spe<·ra] plO jt>CtS ror the iMtss Ha1J1e Zerk le II ISI\ed rn next month Canton, Ohio, over 1he pas I Mrs El•1abeth Slave n. pro- """"t>kend w1th Marv Pedtl:!r and gram chairman read a pO':'m Mrs Mon 1 ~ Kohr "It Must Be Earned,' tak~n 1 Mr and ~trs. Harold George fromf ldea~~-~::a~:~so: ~~~ 1 anrl son, Bnan. Galhpo\1s, VISit ter. rom I r M re(en11~ .,.,1111 her perenls Haiti was read b•, Mn fJank \>lr and Mrs I W M C , Chesebrew ' · ~ · c omas Mr and Mrs Eugene Miller The hostesses. Mrs d o children Ronald, M1chael and Mrs George r ree1an , ved a dessLi-t course wtth ""''·' - Tma l..ouJ se of San Pl'dro, dy nuts and coffee to are here for a v1s1t ~,~, 1 th ' d d \1 A p.uent s ,\1r and :vJrs name an rs gne!i Miller Mrs. Pearl Hoffman Mrs Kauff. Mrs Charles ~~~;~~~; ~ ~.~M;'~"?.~~Carolyn St.:uls, m Col umbu who Is Miss Ahce Eu ler, Mrs White and Mrs J 8 Hayes the weekend w1t11 her parents, Mr. and Mrs Leo Searls. Sunday guests of ~r. ttnd Part Chiefs Plan Mrs .Joe Turner Included Ken· DinMr No11ember 16 nelh See w d R1rd1e See ol Flat. Plens were made fot the rock. W Va nual Thanksgivmg dmner Nov lE when the Past Chiefs Mrs Chari- Bing and daugh Me1gs Temple , Pythtan S1stt>r s 1 · ' Judy of Cleveland. spent the wetkend wrth her mother, met Monday evenmg at rs John K Smtth, Sr and Mr home ()( lra Pat 1 Mrs Gallagher read an Mrs Thomas Kelly and fa· >~No Children" wrth Mrs Betty mily 10 Middleport. and Mr and Bl&gs reading a poem Mrs Vmcent Dabo , Pomeroy Games were played 11rmg the Mr and Mrs Wl\\r(>m K Ru~ evening and prtzes awarded se ll and family have moved Mrs George Childs, Mrs Karl the Hush property on Gravel Owen, Mrs Peter Stact>, and 1Hill 10 the Parmalee property Mn WiJUam Allman 'J'he trav- on Lmcoln...St Mr. Russell is the ~ prize do!lated b All- \i1ddleport High School prtncJ· 1 L.af{ was ..-on by Mrs Biggs P< and ban Jlrecto1 :Mrs. GaUaher ser;ed 11 salad course at tile close oi the mt>et- TULSA, Okla. (UP}) - Tele phone poles had a rough year f'lu;;i;;.·======-===: lin 1963 at the hands o1 Tulaa County motonsts, says the ,.lllsT .9 Ire Serv1ce Co. SALE OF ROOM SIZE RUGS ILIIPCRAFT 41 lnchet WiM Dnp.ry .1nd S!lp.:over e FurnltuN, Applltn-, floor Covorlngs-2nd I 3rd Fl • DRAPERY DEPT.-SECOND FLOOR Vi&it the Busy Ready To WMr Dep.rtment W..i'Htl New LI"ne No•" Out on Niki"ta •• Q "tt"mg p I n ' I ! • 1 Woman H 1 • 2Car COIII.SI.OD e: I May be Sent fO Siberia Now I 1 State Patrol Soviet Coaches l : ° th; t=s contract S•'gned for New Bank Build.·ng '*"""'' "':;.!:: ::!'!..":! :: '. and - 'I!'" roy • •• !;.;~ft !fl~ .,.-- ml! ~ M !ll 1M !H!i!!J· ,If. lleatrJ 1 an4 air ..,~ apl!9~· , ' .1 J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 22, 1964 smith