https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/da82beac31c8ea9f0686ced69f7dfb1f.pdf 80fdadea47bd19b2972c75d048e58241 PDF Text Text - .....- -..-----·----- .. ..-- -... * _ _ _ _. . . . .....~_ . - ... ... - ......... ...._ . --- 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 �• • :I z:?,.•!ll ' l~nll.~tt, Pl>llltfVY'Ml.tleport'- o., Oct. 23, 1964 Politics ... At a Glance Southern High Honor Pupils Are Announced SOCIAL CALENDAR Mrs. Mora Gives River News Program Topic On 'Witnessing' • Alabama Vs. Florida By Unlled Prell lntenurtlonal defending aati0111l ciJampklalloraucemen - - College Headliner IS -·. 'l'lle ·lint tbtee • pat! ..,_, "Dr. Klldare" ..; N&c • ALL-STARS • MA h :~~:o~:,e,:;:~~m:;;o~ Browns to Face ~:~g::·~·~:~:,~"~~r·· J• Gl•an · t s l•n J l nx lmportant rJll•lt .f football and thus find them- U.•• "Rome Will Never You ," to be pres.- ill 1 low week!. Men:edeJ McCalllbl1dP Oregon. Stale (No . . 7) meets Tennes- Ill clashea with Vlrglni1 Tech , 1 Brown Jug , lllinois (No. 13) Indiana's battle • hardened hope to bounce bad qeinl& r11ted No. 14. see, Georgll Jt-ch \ No. 9! bar· M,,..h,gan (NO 12) !ii!bl.s ~t O"JI 1p1t>y: UCLA., and Duke {No. 1$ 1 l 001ien get a week off from Ri.re, whHe the eighth-ranked lD other tap prna. LouiJlana lies Tulane, Florida Statr: (No. with Min11esota for Ute LJllle t:hcounlen Aflll)'. erganied mayhem of Big Ten LOS ANGELi& <UPI) -Gov. Slateo (OAS) 1o free - Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., oct. 23, 11&4-a and Ramop Navarro are ~ JUHI pla~on Ill lbe aH. .: . . 0 c rt or's Joe Whiteis ne-ManGarigin Defeating Rutland 2 2-6 Thursday. Night , The Hoosien. wh11 finally ( I broke into the winning column McArthur bark Jeo White McArthur's hard running 1·1 record In SEOBL play, and last week by upsetting MicllscorOO three touchdowns and back. who carried for touch· an overall slate of 6-l. igan State, will be makins their carried twice for extra points downs of 5, 4. and 2 yards, pick- Fullback J1m Lambert paced first trip to Miami, and the to lead the ~rterals loa 22-6 ed up 184 yards in 26 eaJTies. the Red Devil effort by gaining "I work all summer getting in , oddsrookers rate them a sevenj win over Rutland Thursday Coach Dick Martin 's crew 95 yards in 11 carnes . Rupe al· ahape for football and spend point choice to make the jourmght at McArthur. . . . "':as hamper~ by the loss of ~o had 67 y~rds on the ground sea11on silting 011 rh~ twncb ney a successful one. Indiana The lone Red Dev1l six-poult· big end Ronme Blac k who has lur the Dev1ls gettinJ fat and fi.Bssy!" i.s l-3. CLEVELAND (UPJ 1 _ The benched in the fourth quarter . was tallied in the third per· ~en. sidelined with a blood clot I Though the Devils were deAs u.sual, most of the week- CleveL~md Browns are fa,vored j agains_t Dallas . uxl on a 60 yard pass from m his leg . feated , they outgained ~--·-e ,.., -. end's a ction is scheduled for Joe Hawkins to Larry Rupe. The loss left Rutland witb a ' thur in total yardage. s f Saturda\l afternoon. and what by 12 points to defeat the New Collier may tum to try fo ext a . oo I' 2 II ason slat while h d 241 I I I d ports ant are reminded ot 0 a yar s J York Giants here Sunday but string signal caller Jim Ninow· r r po:n.., was 1 '""'- overa se e I a the doubleheader Jr. Hi g b looms as one of the day's big· Coach Blanton Collier thinks ski in a hurry Sunday if Ryan ·-g~~..- the '<'ictory gave McArthur a to 175 for the flosts. footbaJI fare at Eastf'rn High gest showdowns is the South. k dd t ff th t t pickffi up 15 1 yards on Stadium Saturday ni ...ht. bo· 1 eastern Conference struggle be- somebody must be i. ing. ge 5 0 to ano er 5 ow 8 ar · ground and anbther 96 via " tween Alabama and' Florida. Although the Browns are tied Giani quarterbac k Y. A. Tites whil(' the Generals gained I ginning at 7:30p. m. Modtnllollt'-for the \ood in the Eastern Di- tle has been in a slump almost a.l Eastern 7 • ltb Grade plays _.lt, talltnd • II The Crimson Tide, ranked vision and the Giants have on· all season. Sherman is hoping, all its yards on the ground . undefeated Rutland at 7:30, your 1111111. second in the nation on the d Rutland attempted 14 passes. f Choice of 5 pla• ••• strength of five straight victor· ly one win and one tie in six however, that the 38~year·ol completed four and had one i oUowed by EastPrn FrO«h SAVINGS Of 2~ ies, ill favored by six point! to contests Collier is preparing veteran will snap out of it intercepted . McArthur tried one . meeting tht strong Kyger COLIDfBUS (UP!) - Ohio are beginning to )ell oncr I pass and It was intercepted. Creek F'rosh. All proceedl of hand the lOth·ral,ked Gators for one of the toughest games regain the form that made Ask lbollt " lhe NFL the gam~~ will be used lo de. L e lop Passer ·n I · Stale Coach Woody Haye!li can again · . 1E h f bl d d their first setback in five o f lh e season ' . ac tram urn e one~ an fray he expense ot Easaero's Th e ou Icome cou ld go a Ion g season. games. excused if he feels he has The b1gg~st fear tn the Buc.k· , los! it to the opposition . Rut- ' Warns Giants Are "Up" little to gAin and everything lo eye camp IS that the team Wlll lland was penalized 30 yards oew Jr. High football equipOther highly ranked elevens way towards deciding the divi· , are expected to encounter sion championship this season. Dick Modzelewski, who had Jose against Wisconsin in Satur- suffer a mental letdown after while 25 was marked off · men I. much less difficulty this week· A Cleveland v i c t or y could worn the Giants' uniform day's football gamt . upsetting Illinol11 two weeks ago against the winners. · give the Browns the psychologi. His Buckeyes have a perfect and thumping Southern Cali· ~· end . Ohio State, wearing its Jau- cal lift needed for the sec.o:ld 4-(J record, they lead the Big fom ia last week to take over By quarters: RICARDO JOINS rels as the nation 's No. 1 team half of tile .season when ' · ~y and they are ranked fir~t the No . 1 slot. Rutland 0 0 6 0 - fi HOLLYWOOD 1.L'PIJ Ri- i into battle for the first time is must face such clubs as De- sive tackle also warned in the nation . A letdown against Wismm:in McArthur 0 lb b U -22 cardo Mu11talban JIJms ·· The 1 WY 2·2440 a solid HYl point chmce o~er troit, Green Bay, St. Louis end ever, that the Giants are al- And invading Ohio Slm.lium could be fatal. The Badger of· Touchdowm McArthur, Man from U.N.C.l. ... " m one Pomerey will be a Wisconsin team that fense, led by quarterback Hal While , 5. 4 and 2 yd . r uns of his Lf'lt"vi "llJn t'pisod!!s tim; · E. 2nd StrHt Wisconsin, and the other Mid· Pittsburgh . The Browns are WtJ.ys. "up:• for their west powerhuuse-third ranked 4·1-1 but their offense has meetmg w1th th~ Browns. has won two end lost two. hut Brandt. has been deceptive this I Rutland. Rupe on 60 yd pass ,rail . Notre Dame ~ is favor~d by 16 looked ragged the past two And_ for ~he rirst tlme, is ge tting betler every week year . Hayes is convinced it is ' from Hawk1n s EP "s. White, 2·r"';_......,...,.__...... points t.o make Stanford its games ns they lost to the Steel· . man IS facmg the challenge and would like noth ing better ready to explode, and is leery on run~ . fifth straight victim. ers and just got by the Dal!as coarhing a team on the than to bring a lilt II' rain into the explos1on may come &ltur· --~~~Fourth-ranked Arkansas still Cowboys. end of a 1-4·1 record. Ohio Stale's life. day . ~ savoring the deli~hls or last The Giants, on the oth.er For~er Brown Floyd Hayes. in wmal form, ranted Milt Bruhn's Badgers hav e week's dramatic upset o[ Tex· hand , despe_rat~Jy need a VIC~ now With the Eagles who . and raved all week long about extra incent ive for Saturday' s I as, runs into a "breather " this tory to mamtam any hope ot handed New York two of Its the Buckeye practice se'!'{ion~. contest. Wisconsin has not won week against Wichita , and fifth· repe<Jting as division chem· four defeats. said the I · He was especially upset wi1 :1 in Colu mbus since 1918, sn <t the ranked Nebraska shnuld not be pions. If the Giants lose, they isn't only Tittle. his offense. Badgers have lost the last four hard pressed by Colorado. would be four full games beHe ''doesn't hit i Passing Improves games m a series that shows I Pomeruy Lwns club memht>rs Texas and Syracuse, the only hind the Browns with only sev· · pl~ys like he used to," Pete~s Things Improved somewhat the Buck s on top, 22-7-4. sa w the lirsl half fllms ol lhe teams in the top 10 without en games left to play. s~ 1d , but "(Alex) Webster can I on Wednesday as quarterback One Changt Only Pomeroy-Jackson football g am~"' perfect records, may have their Quarterb.acks In Tr,uble hit holes ~nymore. (Greg) Lar- Don Unverff'rth again b1!gan The Buckeyes will start bas· Wednesday following luncheon BY Both Col her a nd New York son's havmg t r o ubI e. showing signs of greatnes~. lcally the sa me offensive unit in the soda\ rooms ot the Fedhands full in trying to avert a Coach Allie Sherman are ex- Howell hasn't come through Hayes appeared slightly more they have used all season, ex · Prated church second loss Sa turda y. GILLMAN mellow a sure sign that things ce pt that Ray Pryor has re· The com m~ntator was thP The sixth-ranked Longhorns, peeled to stick with their ~o. tackle and Darrell Dess 1 quarterbacks, although neJth· like he 's hurting ." ·-- ~--· placed Ted Andrick al. (f'!l best possi bl q 11 alified person. REVERE "You don't have to Iguard. His running mate will Panther Grid Coach Charlev National .Basketball Association er ha s played well recently. Clevela nd' s Frank Ryen was about tbe Giants' ;unning . IC : be Dan Porretta. . I Chancey B)' United Press International unable to move the team because they don t have one, Tom Federle w11l start al l Coach Chancev also discussed Eastern Division center. Jim Davidson and Doug briefly hi~p\ans · for the Athens · W. L. Pet. against the Steelers and the Peters said. But Collier won't SliprJvtor ar11l t'ardiWID· Van Horn at the tackles and ga me at Pomeroy tnnighl Porn- I Boston 2 0 1.01)() Cowboys and n e ar\y was take anybody's word for It, ~ft11 ~ly lf' s. jr,J both. CincinnAU John Palmer and Bob Stock at erov i!! undefeated in and out 2 l .667 -;ipper· and hul1nn Philadelphia I I .500 the ends . I of ihe SEOAL this season , and Ul> st,v lt·s. Sizt!' : S· " In the backfield will be Un· hos the opportunity tonight New York 0 I .000 ~I !.-XL. Western DlvJsion verrerth, 80 Rein a nd Tom practically eliminating their W. L. Pel. YONKERS. N. Y. fUPI)- Barrington at the halfbacks and opponents from the title race New York harness racing fans Will Sander al fullback . Rein The BuUdogs have dropped one St. Louis 1 0 1.000 wondering (I) how 21·year· was slightly injured Wednesd~1y game - to Jackson. Baltimore 2 1 .667 old Ernest Dahlman, Jr. clues but was expected to be ready A, guesl at the meeting was Los Angeles 2 1 .667 Beautiful Selection . · , and (2). how they can gel in for Salurday's eonlesL Duane Luderrnan of Jack son Detroit 1 3 .250 on somethmg that good_. Wisronsin 's backfield .Jack Ca rsey presPnted Coach Coming up on the--·ttnal San Francisco 0 3 .000 TOKYO (UPI)~'I'Ile United Saturday are two eqrresl:rian Dahlman was the bral.ns of a ~ have Brandt at. quarterback, Chan~y. President Edward Of His & Her Thursday's Resulb; States clinched the gold medal • man .partnership that Carl Silvestri and Jimmy Foster presided . Boston 104 Detroit l02 race against Russia In the events in which neither Wedn~sday mght so.lved the at the halfback slots and Ralph Ladies of the Happy Harves· Ballimore 138 Phila. 135 (ot) Olympic Games tonight wllh a nor Russia figures tG score. U.S. Cllncbr-a Race Yonkers raceway twm double Kurek at fullback . ler ClAss. Mrs. Carrie Neutz73·59 baskethall vietory over the the tune of $17 1.08.4.60 ~e Louis Jung and Ron LeafbJ,,d ling , chairman . prepared and ' Soviets and a triumph by The U.S. actually clinched BALL BAND gold medal race when the second largest payoff In racmg will be at lbe ends, Lee B ... : nel served the lunch Slipo Vt'r and ra rd if<lll sty le-s . heavyweight boxer Joe Frazier RUBBER history · and Mike Sachen at the tackles basketball team, cooched or Philadelphia. Although he couldn't dupli- Charles Currier and John With those two gold medals, veteran Hank Iba of 98 lo 98 . the price _Thursday ni~ht man at the guards and Emest RECOGNIZES MATCHES the powerful American team State, caught fire he did accomplish the amazmg Von Heimberg Bt center. ROME <UPil-The European . lifted its total victories 1n an through the first half a~ tained Us record of never of pic king his second twin sr.orts to 36 and topped the RusBoxing Unim. has finally recog· i Also A Nice Selection Of sians in that regard for the first ing a game in the double in as many nights . Eight LOST INDEFINITELY nized the mtcnme of the Oct. g ~rt went on the . are Involved in the two time since the 1953 games of ''·nee lhe s '"'" in Vienna in which laszlo · endar in 1936. doubles and he also picked win~ MONTREAL (UP)) - '1ont5.98 ,, 98 Helsinki. . f th real def n T H of Hungary outpointed ovie;~ had only •old. . _ _ .. -~-·nf'rs 1n a ew o er raees . e semen erry arperi! Britain's 30 The S ~ Th p ate hogue, N.Y., resi- who suffered B ch'ip f rae 1ure o f i Mick Leahy to retain e medal' W ith two events to •ao OJ d lh 1 b 1 b European middleweJght tiSEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF WINTER MIDDLEPORT, 0. Saturday but clinched the overympic Stan ingB was the center of atten- e u m a r ver e rae ed 1 d 1 tal ld at a hastily called press We d n e s d a y night's game HEADWEAR FOR MEN and BOYS 0 to a_ll m a l ea go • TOKYO (UP() Medai in the executive of- against the Chif'ago Black The uni on also recognized SJlver snd bronze medals over standings after today's !ices At Yonkers Thursday night Hawks. will be out ot action in:\Ianca of Italy as Uon at lite Olympic G1:1mes : by now he must be re- de-finitely. To replace Harper, the new Europeea welterweight the U. S. 9S-90. Last-Minule Substitute Country Gold Silver solved to leading the life of a the Canadiens recalled Bryan champion. Manes won the va- . Frazier, a last.minute substl- U.S.A. 34 2fi At lea st the num be•· Watson fro m the Quebec Aces cant crown by beating Francoi s tute on the U. S. boxing team, U.S.S.R. 23 21 of shareholders in hi s second , in the America n Hockey Pavilla of France in Rome POMEROY, OHIO team, outpointed Hans Huber of Japan gr~w to 12. : League . 12 3 9. 9 16 Thursday night's lwin was ----Germany for the heavyweight Germany mt.<lal in a bout that was duJl Hungary 9 7 in everything but tile outcome ltaly a ··mere·· $B99 but Dahl- ASSIGNED TO BULLETS 8 9 to America~s pre~ent. . Australia 6 2 ~an and Co. had six winning NEW YORK (UPI) - Center The Russmns, m their surge Britain tickets for.a return of 15 ·394 or Billy Taylor. who was called up 4 12 8 net profJ.t of $4 99 :80 for each to replace ailing Phil Goyette or. the next to last day of com- Poland 4 5 Rom. o/llae norigmal $60 lflVt'Sfm:nt . . by the New York Rangers ear· petition. hauled in 19 medals t~ Czechslvakla 4 4 · Y~u g Da~lman,, who works Jier this seawn, Thursday was day including gold awards in Bulgeria 3 5 FGbulou• men's volley· ball men's team New Zealand his fElther 8 delicatessen for to the Rangers' Balli· 3 0 saber, three in boxing and two Finland room and board and no salary. dub in the American 3 0 in gymnastics. Rumania 2 4 Col\eg~, where he Hockey League. B h h d o ·1 ed 1 ln econom,cs, thi!J ut t ey a I s1 ver m as Turkey 2 3 he grew " tired '' in that list and many Gf tho.~e sWeden 2 2 the Sovieh had confidently ; Denmark school and may have found 2 1 vocation. d d 2 1 play my horses no hope would be go! for another Yugoslavia triumph over the American Belgium 2 o 1 matter who they are," said Netberianda 1 4 4 team . Polish boxers did the most Canada Dahlman, expklining the group 1 2 d 1 that furnishes him with money amage, winning three boxing Ethiopia 1 0 0 in exchange for his selections. bouh from the Russians. Gym. Bahamas· 1 t f J nd c h " And 1've been doing ell(ON REQUESTI nas s rom, apan 8 ec o- France 0 t1 6 ceptionally well lately " he ad. slovakia scored over Soviet Switzerland o 2 1 ded in what must br considered Order By Phone stars and only Russia's two Trinided o 1 2 the understatement of the year. great veterans- L11risa Latynlna Korea o 1 1 "I guess I 'm ahead about And Ta~o 'lm Ho ... end Boris Shakhlin-were able Tunisia o 1 1 $1S,OOO for tlte entire year,'' he WYU432 to come througlt with gym tfi.. Cuba It 1 0 estimated. That was through 0 1 0 last Tuesday and the pot Js umphs in the five events wind- Argentina lng up that phase of the games. Irao 0 o 2 growing rapidly. I Bestp•e lor Letdown Ag";nst wlSCOOSin • • could be Fat.aI' sav.. s 00dy w I HMI *'· I You Pay No Mora I For The Bestl I I I e FRIGIDAIRE eADMIRAL e SPEED QUEEN eHOOVER eFLEXSTEEL e PROVINCETOWN SACRED HEART CHURCH MULBERRY AVE. 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All You Can Eat -• -- $1.00 V. D. EDWARDS Insurance Agency 2 Speed • 2 Cycle 4 SPEED H&R FIRESTONE STORE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~..1~·---·-' I \ �-· ....... ~ .... ·· -""'-"' Voite of Broadwav ••. reporting Br DOII.OTHY KILGALLEN BROADWAY BULLETIN BOARD Uza Minelli and her famoua mom Judy Garland, have kissed and made up' and their friends hope it will last time. Some of their troubles stem from the fact that Liza didn 't particularly care for Sid Luft, others from Judy's reluctance to realize that her daughter Is a grown young lady now, capable of cboos· ing ner own friends and her own career. And the new, more mature Liza is Jli'Oh· ably able at last to understand Judy's problems. Astronaut John Glenn is joining a soft drink firm. Announcement probably will be made today at the luncheon being given In his honur at the Sheraton East ... Buddy Rich refuses to heed the most recent advice of his doctors. Despite their warning• to take it easy, he and his wife have bought a house In Las Vegas lnd Buddy/lans to stay with the Harry James ban and play as hard as tJtb ' 're all B.S.'s, short of lloobll. Tell 'em, Helen. - BORED THE ALAMAN.\C BY B.B. AND FRIENDS By UDiled Prell IDtonaUoaol Del!r B by B.B.: Consider 'em told. _ R. Today Is Frldoy, Oct. %3, the Dear Helen: 297th day of 1964 witll 69 to loll'm 16 and having trouble low. with my parents. This boy ask- The mooo Is approaching · ever. Nobel prize-winner Martin Luther KlD,g is likely to be offered the post of Urufer Secretary of State for African Af. me to marry him and my last quarter. fain by the new Johlll!on Administration. who are oJd-fashion- The morning stars are Jup,l· ll It Is felt that he would accept it only if NO. He asked mt to , Mars aod VenUJ . the President gives him clear-cut and Ielojpe so, of coune, I went a· 11le evening stan ,ue strong assurances of furthering the civil My father caught me and rights cause in the U. S.; otherwise, Dr. he ever mad. They'Ve for· King will have too much work to do at Ibi;lden me to see him . What home. I ever do I've been &oing The name of the new aong Richard steady with him for so long, a· Rodgers bas written for "Cinderella" is two months. I'll just die. "The Loneliness of Evening." Stuart Daknow. What shall I ever do mon will sing it on the telecast ... The BROKENHEARTED shocking stories on the morals arrests of Presidential advisor Walter Jenkins have Dear BH: Speaking of phonys- welinspired a rash of jokes-and suggested l conoe to the club' "new campaign slogans" for the DemoI'd SIJ8gest you spend more crats-all over the nation. One current on school books and Jess film now gels laughs when its title is flashed on the screen, simpty because it time dreaming up "wttrue" confor advice columnists. suddenly has a new meaning to the audiences. Roulo 7 This column Is dedicated to Will Helen: you please tell girls that Dear boys like to b the ones who D . the telephoning. They This column " dedtcated to 1 th · ~:'gpf:PSU:~s. \ A obl e en: e_ven if he like~ her, he won't lik~- herhilong, If she keeps on how they got drunk and brag- _s;___ _ en Help Us!, it welco~s laughs but won't dodge a senous question witb 1 brush~ff. Send yoW' teen-age questions lo YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ENJOY SUNDAY DINNER serious. They're always saying cas~:e ; · the dame around ging about playing ••chicken," but I don't think they ever do either. They think smoking RE-ELECT everything bad, from soup nul s Why, they don't even date girls ycl. Are they just DELUXE ROLL-ABOUT putting us on - CINDY Dear Cindy : Probably. A Jot of boys go from "sap to nuts'' when they fin;t try to impress girls. Let them know show-offs turn ~au off an 1they 'll soon shake down to nor· mal - I hope. . P.S. You might ask how their parents feel their big plan s. I Oe<Jr Helen ; them about K. My cousin's family went to Europe and she is staying · I . me. Last month I had a party with pUrchase of this ... PORTABU TV I him up and gave him a phony ,·.:me. Then I called )lis best . 11~nd up and did the same . ' . boys beheved us. We has so Republiron much fun !alking on the phone that we added two more pho111 Candidate 1name~ later, with two mor i boys. And then we added some Imore, and now it's got so we ' j have 12 phony identities each i and we can't keep track of ! them. When we call up the boya, eMiddleport Mayor i we keep forgetting which per(3 Years) ! son we are, and, besides, theyeExperlence in Vlllagr and ] 're asking us for dates, and County Government we're in one Qig fat mess. Giving wrong names ha ~ got •Experience in Budgrt · like a habit with W:l, atld we Flnancine don't realize we are doing i1 un· ell Years Busin£'SS til after it's done. 1 think we 1 Experience have become telephone addicts. What can WI! do - M. AND e Navy Veteran of J. World War II Dear M and J : Soop OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING Edword Boor, owner Pomeroy (Logan Dally News-June 1964) FOREIGN AID " (Logan Daily News-Oct. 16, 1984) ABELE TRIP TO SOUTH POLE MODEL 1&BPi03A l ~· OVIIIIICI!n . IU~I mtu. ; I toq . rn.,!c;lyrovt.llll"l l"l·) l pay raise." This is one of the latest ful two-tone Cloud Grey and Saddle Brown color. The roll-about cart has ·.wood shelving with Wa!· ~ut finish. And if you hurry , it's yours free with purchase of the sett •••e•······ BIG VALUE MOTOROLA TABLE RADIO AGAINST EXTENSION OF IMPACTED SCHOOL PROGRAM ralll (Logan Dally Newo-Oot. 18,_1964) INTRODUCED TARIFF BILL There Is no record of (llev.) Moeller having ever Intro- " . .. I introduced a tarriff bill to protect American work· ·~ - ·· . duced any 10ch bill in the House of Representatlvea. (His campaign brochure 1962) OPPOSES BIG SPENDING • .. .I attempted to have the IOVfl'IIIIIOnt engage In u many aid prognmt~ u wu poill\lle." (Moeller Newslet- !.I When Moeller :WII a CoJ!IrlliiiDIII Ill bad his wife, diU· ghter and BOIJ.in·law Oll lils c:oner.1181onal PayrolL If ter Octobelll, 1984) · . ' """'lfldiRJ.IIwtiJ Melle! AJI 4" GoldM Volcee •Puker, AC!DC operation. Cabinet colors: wnua, Blue, or Belgt. $17.9$ WERNER RADIO & TV Middleport, 0. Let•s .Ket!p Honest Besponsible llepreiJI!IItution • Washington! ... Re-Elect H. E. 'Pete' Abele to Congress t. Abele for Cantrell Committee. J, K. Whlltlker, L, lllcClellond, ~ 12f North Broad Street, Lancaoter, Ohio . Pd. Pol, AllY, • Jinci;i GREENHOUSES Th:. ' P-.:·'sd LIEVING COAL COMPANY V a R. tL RAWLINGS SONS CO. TINY'S FOODLAND HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE WILSON'S LAUNDROMAT HEINER'S BAKERY BAUM LUMBER CO. KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. RICKARD'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY HARDEN'S GROCERY and MARKET J:"u ?. ?'" p.aosaae of the bill. , HDint If 11111-ltltln- DQI: IIIII l•lll U.. lq ~lnltss tllll CIM IIIII I~ dltt I l l llaa, Wllaf• Mc:ot p' ...... vote number 269, Con&RIIIIIIID Abele voted for final (His campaign folder 1964) &. Our B~temive Colkction of BULOVA Wotchet From 1%4.1$ GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. On October 1, 1984 Houoe of Representatives ron can :· ... Congressman Abele voted agaiJtst extension of the 1mpacted schools program." . s~nday ·. Blbkl (Athens Messenger-Sept. 28, 1964) •· .. l oppose big spending." 1 lflltt. WtteJIIftof". self- siJfed ccxnWA~ta. Nlll 11111 lrilodilll. tw~ep KCOftd htftd. tXf*'ll,lo• 1111111. All iblnlt11 17 Jewtb. 5tetl. 17 "'"''" PLUMBING & HEATING model Motorola portable TV's with many high performance features (ask us about them). The cabinet is slim styled in a beauti- :.r.': !!.:'. . . •..;•::o:IUJ~I'IIJ::•:n:•:•~a~p~pe=ar:.:b:e:fow=~·--::---------------~~~:, FRANCIS FLORIST and WILLIS ANTHONY The T Congressman Abele voted every time aealnst a pay for congressmen. . I. PAY RAISE " .. Congressman Abele helped vote himself a $10,000 ,.-t • EP-' * As a member of the Interior and Insular Affairs Committee of the House of Repreoentatlves, Congressman Abele was requested to make an lnspeetlon tour of Deep FreeU> Operations in the Antaretiea by the Chairman Jlep. Wayne N. Atlplnall (D. Col.) who said," .. .I am most appreciative of the wUIIngness of our members to under· lak~ this Btrenuou! .u!!lgnment." The trip wu made U!lng regular scheduled courier service. "Congressman Abele took an unofficial 17 day vacation to the South Pole in 1963." Graee ad,_ 1959-Moeller voted for forelp aid twice, 1960-Moeller voted against foreign aid once. 1961-Moeller voted for foreip aid twice. 1962-MoeUer voted against foreign aid once. · (Jioth No votes were In election yean.) I voted against foreign aid." '*II ( mat Congressman Abele and his campaign committee correctly flied with the clerk of the House of Representa· tlves and the Ohio Secretau of state proper affidavits divulging all campaign contributions and expenses and the total coot of the 1962 campaign was under $20,000. " .. that Congressman Abele Hated only $500 rampalgn receipts and expenditures showed that he opent $125. 000 on his 1962 campaign." ' COUNTY COMMISSIONER Maybe the follqwing letter land 1 get many -like It) will help you kick the "telephony" habit. I CAMPAIGN EXPENSES 1 pfl0f 0 , J. Popor Holder, with chrome roller, No. 32A11f. 39 K. Soap Holder with clear tr~y and grab bar No. S¥:108 -:--:--- 3.69 L. ToothbrUih ond Holder, clear tray, No. S2Al24 3.89 232 E. Second "*-· ....,. ablriDi ol wa:ell and thOir 11111tuol Clltlrclo CCU[III ....... ~ p_.y er: where H II p.enl, llleJ HAPPY MAIUUAGE - A drill apart ............ bJ 1ho SECKET . little hurlo wbldo IIWayo ""' ft•~-'· Supl. l.laiMro Cbrdlel IlL "Whit do you tbiDk II the company Urirll ~- . . - llbrd • J - L Ill. AniOid - oecret ol a bappy marriage?" There Is IDil<b to be said of of Latlll' Dq 8aln1B. ols llorDlna Woroblp, 10:30. L Ill. SUnday Sobooll:l5 L Ill.; St. u - many tims I have asked course, for the usual answers RaclDo 00 Radn<tsblp oervlco 11:10 L m.; ~w aucb 11 ~--• •·-•- Sobool ()I~ t1 ~MI. .. - : Jobn, aunday Scbool 10 L Ill.; that qoostion of people, .. a to ~Y ~ quea ~ DWAP".J bl. tor SuD- W bi 9 aocial worker dealing with brok- as love sac:rWce com L Ill., Worsblp 10:10 L Rev. Ita M. Tlb pas : ors 1 a. m. en familles, as a cle:gyman promise" 'Mutual cons!den· evenilli aorvlco 8~ doy Scbooll:4& :;..~;:::.~ Chon:b ol Oorlll. faced with unhappy bomes or tion" etc., and all of ~se are p. m.; Wed., wcnlllp oerv ~ I:IO p. m. Tue&- Jerry MOJten, putor: eouples preparing for marri- needed ; but by thelllBO.ves ~ al 7:30 p, m. Pastor, TbomY Peaplo 7'IIO p Ill. SchoOl l o30 L m. Cbw'dl age and as a husband and the are not eoougb to bridge E. Diddle. AD evenin& IOI'V· clay: Youna • · · a. m.; CbrtstlaD EndeaVor, lather of three boys. gap when a buoband and wife Friday. P. m. Evening Service, 1:30 P· At flral I was haU • learning fall out or when one or tile t· the answer myseli, as I listen- other Is depressed by an un1 Cbrlll, Ill. Zloo Cllti1'Q ol Chrllt, p.,..... llrodford Ch1lrcll 0 ed to lhe repties o! person aft· told sadness. . • llatrllonvllle Road, Eu- N. B. iDibo'len. pastor; Bomer Syncue Ftnl UO!Ied Preo- er and explored the Resort to prayer and rlli!IUndoi'Wood, mlnls,ter. B~ Forrest, SUpL; Bible School byterian Church, Rev. Howard which arose in my oeus faith can hlp, too by g•v· 1Choo11:30 L m,; Mornlnl 1:30 a. m.; Morning Worship, Ruppelt, pastor: Wonlnp family IUe. But gradually, lng us the power to forgiVO 10:30 a. m.: Eveolng 10:30 a. m.: Evening Worsblf), vtee, 9 a. m.; Sunday School, as the same pattern appeared and th strength to try agalo. m.• llobert Reed 7 p. IlL Wednesday, 7 p, m. 10 a. m.: Prayer meeting, . b 1 I began to lei But we cannot truly forgive un7·30" • r • ft'"'· s•·•· Wedn sda m eac p ace, . Su;>L OWJ"'I' ""'V • P· m. e '1 · sure that there was one real tess we expect some change m secret to bing happily mar- the one who has burt us and . Freedom QOipOl Mloloa, lla- Federated Cbarch, PomtlrOy, 'ed(l say 'secret" because so by itself even Clmstlaruty canSebooll:30 L m.; Worship llhan - Stiversvllla Road: E. J. Rev. w. B. perrin, pastor; n edded couples do not not enable us to andorstand all lae·-vlces Sunllal', 7:30 p, Ill. Grillith, putor; Roger W1 ~ carl Kaulz, SUpt.; S • o d a :,any it while those who know that is moving in the mind of We can read them in the Bible. You can read many things in the Chllreb of 1110 Nazarmo. Pom- foro, SupL; SUnday School 10 SchoOl, 9:15 a. m.: ~w pr~ctice it cannot easily another, or how to give them And in the centuries of man's univer.. human face~ It is often the mirror of !leY Clyde llenderson a. m.; Evaniellld• Service, 7· hour 10:30 a. m. convey it to others(. the help they need. our emotiona. It is sometimes the re- sal reaching for God. In the prayGra School 8:30 ~ :30 p. m. l>rayer meeting. 7:30 The key to tile problem Such intimate knc.wledge _of that a hundred million lips have ttecticm of our character. m.; Worablp 10:30 L p. m. Tueaday. FlrH BapUst Cb111'e11, MllldJe- seems to be this: those couples one another con:"es onJy With framed. In the hymns and psalms that m.:; NYPS 6:45 p. m. Evening port. Re\1, Donald Booo.e. oasare happy with each other the passa~e of time an~nm~S: But almost never does the face re- generations have echoed. ::::.7:30 p, m. Prayer Soulb Betbol EUB Chorch, tor; Sunday Scoool 8:15 a. through the years are those dally shlnng of our . veal the t!eodo of tho human soul. Like God alone fully understand• the 7:30 p. m. 'lburlday. Rev. Eugene E. Emetaoa, puFred Hoffman. SUpt.; 10:1.5 who are able to share with thoughts and e~otions. This adoomo artilielel mask it can look satis- needs of a human soul. He who created 1 tor. Sunday wol'Bbip 7:30 p, m. 111. Worsblp Service; BYP 8 Peach other all their thoughts mlltedly reqmres of us great §ed when the ooul ie starving. It can us knows what irJ essential for His Free Metlwdld Chur ... La.,.. and 9:30 a. m. altmlately. Sun- m.. Evening Worship, 7:30 p. and feelings _ thir fears and - perhaps d1vme - patience look calm when the soul is troubled. cr•turea. And when we oome to His Cllff, Rev. R. Eugene Gill, day School 10:30 L Ill. and m.; Wed. 7:30 p. Ill. Prayer worries as well as their hopes (Continued On Page 8) ·Jt en look oontent when the soul is House, trying to understand these deep lpalttor. Sunday School 9:30 a. 8:30 a. m. altemately. Normaa meeting; 8:30 p. m. Wed., [\ •ul:loll and yearning. spiritual needa ••• all the while He io PbD Wise, supt.: Mornlng Babr, Supt. Bible Stucly and practice. School 8,30 a, m., Sam Chester, Ray E. Warne, p:tar. supplying them, satisfyiog the hun::=10:30 L m.; Youlb prayer oervice led by pastor, supt.;l0: Bow thea gan we 'J'4ad our soul's 45a.m.Morn- SundaySchool9:30a. m.; 0.,. 7 p. m.; Evangellstlc 7:30 p. m. 'lbunday. Mlddleporl Firat Ualled Preo- mg worship: 6:30 p. m. BYF ing Worship 11 •·. m.: NYPS gers of the soul. 1 7:30 p, Ill. Mid • Week byterlan Church, !leY. and Junior FeUowship; 8 p.m. 6:45 P· m.; Everung Servtce, prayer service, 7:30 p, m. Wed. Lotlrldge EUB Cllardl, Rev. Ruppel!, pastor: Sundoy service: 7:30 p. m. 7:30p.m.: Midweek Prayer sei'"THE CHURCH ..-OR ALL• ALL JI"OFII TH£ CHURCH Eugene Emerson, putor, Sun- 9:!:1: a.m. Mrs. Rodney Prayer meetl.og; vtce, 7:30 p. m Wednesday . 'n. Oburdl illbe pM. .t fat'tor lr.rJy .nd Npport Ula Chunil. 'l'beJ" oa..nbrotttwbaJidina:of~ an! : (1) Fwhivowa.U.I2) For Hysell Baa Free Metbadllt, doy Schoo~ 10 a. m., Russell supt.: 10:30 a. m. Worship: P m. Wednesday, Senior Grace Eploeopal . Cburcb, w.. citiwntbip U .. a ~torehit ohlldnD't.ue. (I) t'ur lbt .U. ttou.clapiritual ¥1.tu& Wltbuut • d. hit «aalll.ot, .-1 •ti.:A (4) E. Smilb, Sr., paotor1 Archer, Supt. Sundoy WCil'llbl;> p. m. YF: Wed. 8:30 Junior Cbolr Practice: 3, 30 p. m. Tues- Pomeroy, The Rev. Richard H. ttru'll Cllareb. JMIIO. dctocncy J'or the .U. or 1M Churdl btl(. School 9:30 a. m., Wor- 11 a. m. Bible Study and Pray~ Choir: 7 p. m. Senior Choir. Junior Choir Practice . Martin, Rector. Sunday - Mor1101" d.vilillll.lica ..n .univt, 'I'hen wbic:b. JIMdl hs. ~ m1tedd Supt.; Morolng worer service led by Mlllard Coe, Baptlll church. ning Prayer and Sermon, 10,38 •r• tout IOWid .....,.. . - IWI'Y IUJIPIIIl. Plui to IJO lo cbunb RIP"' ~ alauld altmll ..m• ncularly Old r-d JIM." Bible a.iiy. a. 111. Yootb Service, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Frea Will Baptlol Cburch. Bend: Rev. c. L. O'Con- a.m. Coffee hour lollowmg. Capyr~!PlltiiH, x.itW .AdvriafDI: s.rno.. I., !kMbart, v.. Evangelistic meaRutland, Pastor, Rev. P au pastor; Robert Lewis, supt. Chester Charcb o1 God, Rev. I'::~~,~~~~:Ym.; Prayer meet-- Rock SpriDII Metbodist Taylor; Sunday School, 10 a. : a. m. Morning worship Gilbert Spencer, pastor._Sunday Friday Satll>da7 Wednead•J Thurlliay 11 7:30p.m. Chester Lemley, pa~!ltori WorGuy Priddy, Supt.; Preaching and Sunday School: 7 p.m. Ev· Sc~ool 9:30 a . m. Mormng ~orJames ll CorinthJaM John John te ship service 9:30 a. m.j Sun· servk:e, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer aerening service· Ttlursday 7:30 ship 11 8. m. Prayer Meetmg, 1:16-21 po1..J.O e:s5-ol 6:25-34 l'ellteCOOW AIIOIIIbly, R<lu day School, 10:16 a. m.: MYF vices, I :30 p. m. Wednesday. Prayer' meeting. , , 7:30 p. m. Thursday You"g Rev. Paul E. Jones, pastor. 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible s';;acuse Melhodlsl Churcb, People's Service Fnday, 7:30 iSundliY School 10 a. m.: w... Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Portland Metbodlal Lester L. Roush, pastm·o p. m. Wfrhdul hope ft mill. in ~ome measure, tosrer and help lUI• services 7:30 p. m. Sun. Arthur Still, pastor. Worship service 9 a.m. Sulton Metbodls1 Churcb, Al'laln that which iB good in /ami ly and community life, thit feo· Wedneoday and Friday. Racine Metllodiol Cbarcb, School 9:30 to !Oo3D a. m., . ' Supt. 10 a., thur Still, pastor. . Sunday ... re •- •ponsor·-' by the bru ineu firms and organizations Bradbory Church ot Christ, H. L. McDaniel, pastot: Sun- old G. Roush, Supt.: Kenneth Sundny choolo YF Wedne& \School 10 a. m., Chnt Orr, ..u RJ a eu Marcum .. ter· Blbla day School 8:30 a. m.; Preacb- McLeod Ass't. Supt. m Mrs. Moore, supt ; Sunday Worship, 11 a m. 6. 30 d ' M : Worship ing 10:30 a. m.: MYF 6 p. m.; every evening. · Board meet· [ Mason City Church of CbriSt, •' an , ~ Endeav: Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 P· f 1 Monday each month Miller Street, R. Kenneth Roy, a, m... E ening Worship m. Wednesday, Enterprloe EUB 7·w"' m Holy Commun· Envangelisl: Sunday Btbla or. 6 p. m.. V • · P· · d 10 Morning Wor7 m Menzel Smltb, pastor. each quarter as announced Stu Y a. m • ~gdom BaD 01 Jehovab'a AnUqult, Baptist Cburct Son. service 1:30 a. m.: SUnday . flrst Wednesday of each sh1p, 10:45 a. m . Ev~mng Wor· Jl\lmDeisE!S:. Public meeting, Sun- clay School at 10 a. m. Prayer School, 10·30 a. m. Youth Fel- month. sh>p 7:30 p. m.; Btbie Study, Member FTD 3 p m. Watchtower study meeting Thlll·sday. 7o30 p. m. Iowshlp 6:30 p. m.: Boys Minersville Methodist cbnrcb 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. hrfs Greenhouse WY 2-3402 study TUesday First Baptist etmrdl, Pome- Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. m.; Lester L. Roush, pastor: 1 Rutland Church of C 1. WY 2-2644 'i'· m., Serv' meeting 7 p' roy - Rev. Charles NorriS. Evening service 7:30 p. m., 2nd · Brown Church Scbooi \ Bible School 9:30; Commumon ·""Minislzy .cl,oo1' Sanday School 9:30 till 10·20. and 'th Youth Choir, ' 10 a. m. Off><> tO 30 a. m., H BralfY· m. ur Worship aervlce, 10:30 8. m.; 8:30 p. m. Board meeting each quarter Supt. Sabra Canaday, p1amst; 8\';.~!0e ~ HoUDess, (P, Nursery and Junior church for Meeting, 7:30p.m. otherwiSe called. Hoty \Bible Study. 7o30, Delbert RoEolabllsbed In I~ "'IIIIIIIOmeOU To Cburcb Tblo Week" O. Langsville, Obio), Rev. 0. children. Heath Methodist Church, Mid~ each quarter as an- mt;:~:~:de~urcb of lhf> Naz. West CoiU:Jnbil, W. Va. car~ pastor; Sundoy School, 9:30 Letarl Follt Ualled Brethren dleport, M. E. Dowson, pastor: · y da School 9 30 a ltiddleport Ph. Mason SP 3-6~G3 a.m .• Robert Grate, Supt. War-. Church Rev. James Mocrtaon: Mrs. Nan Moore, Church Syracuse CIJurdJ ol tbe Naza- larene, Su~ Yworsbi ' 10 45 aship service at 10:3; 11. m.; Pil· Sunday' School 9:30a.m., Tom Supt · Church School, 9:30 rene, William C. Thorpe. pastor 1 m: EMormngw Shipp 7 p m ~ p1m Youlb, 8:45p.m.: Evan- Norris, supL: A.ssl. Supt. Her· m.; 'worship Service, 10:30 Sunday S<'hool9 30a m.: Mom· ~ venm!tln;r 7 ~ m Wed. geUstlc service, 7:30 p, Ill. Mid· bert Bou.sb. Preaching Sanday m.: Methodist Youth lng worship 10.30 a. m. 1 royer ~ v Hend;rson, pasWeek Prayer and Praise, Wed- 10:30 a. m.; Alternate eventna sblp, 7 p. m,; Official Syracuse E.U.B. Church, Paul 1~~ 1 · Cljde Dolllt- Dolt- DodpTru<b Middleport, Ohio nesday, 7o30 p, m. worsblp at 7:30 p. m.; Pray- meeting, 1st Sunclay of month, A. Sellero, PuiOr. S h I B S.tlvenvme Methodlot Charcb lllddleport llld.,........ Cburch of theN..,. or meeting Thurs., 8 p. m. 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday . a. m. Sunday. 1~ ';; • : Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday _....,.... of month 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor Qutsenberry, Supt., · a. . Ge wolfe arene, Rev. Clydo J. BartletL AHred Melhodlsl Cburcb - Circle ~d Thursday of month Morning Worship service, 1st School, 9·31l a. m.. ne _ Sunday School 8:30a.m.: Monr Rev. Pearl casto, P£~Stor. Sun· 7 .30 • . Class 12 lrd Wed· and 3rd Sundays ot the month; Supt, Services Thursday even Worstdp 10:30 •~ m.: NYPS day School 9:30,_ Charl~ Tay. 0~~· :·~onth, 8 (,. m.; ?:30 p. m. Evening Evan~ehs- ing. Methodist Pomeroy COin Ope•ated Laundry & Dry Cleanlnl Yiiwo2 People, 6:45 p. m.; Evan- lor, supt. Worship Serv1ceo at Y Circle 4th Thursday Service, 2nd and 4th Sur> -Morse Chapel. p 'IDeAting 7:30 p. m.; 10:45 a. m. with Rev~ Casto. erooon ~. Choir of month. BETHANY Church, Arthur Sutt. astor. 3117 W. Main PomerOJ llajpolt lito eiiurch of Your Choice meet'1g, Wed .• 7:30p.m. Wednesday evening, prayer ser. ~P· 7 ·• m. worshtp: Sunday School. 10 a. m. Oliver 8 m Morning Baptist Clnlreb: SUD- vice and MYF meeting et 7:45. S J ~dwno Mlasloa· 10 30 a· m. sur1day School Sly· Sayre. Supt. Sunday Worship day School 9:30 a. m.: Wor- 'Jbursday evemng MYF out L Guo (Dutcb Ridge): the Th~iss Supt.· 6:30 m. service, 11 a. m.; Prayer meetysv 1e . ' ' EL evenmg. sblp 11 a. m.o Prayer serviee, for UNI CEF an d Tr'1Ck or Tr eat • oear Re George R Shipman, pas-- Youth Fellowship. CARM - mg every Wednesday Cbrl t 111 1 p. m. Wednesday. The United Methoditt church torv. Sunday M~ss 10 :30 a. m.: 9:30 a. m. Sunday School Way· Middleport. Chlll'f ot Donastd Builders and BuildiDC SuppUe1 Batm o1 Good Bread Csrpentet Raptis& Ontreb: Pomeroy - Rev. Melvin Al· I of Obli ation 6:30 a. ne Roush, StJpt .; 10·30 a. m. 5th ani! ~~ su-~ts Cheoter, Ohio Ph. 88li-200S SchooiD·SO a.m.; Mornkire, pastor. Church School at Ho~y ~:f sion ~ hour Morning worship, 2nd and 4th Hicks, numster; ~1ble Sch~l, liwltlnii<D. W. Vo. 10:15 a. m. 9:15 a. m., Leo Crew. Supt., m.. 0 es of the l""!onth; 8 p. m 9:3() a. m.; Mornmg 'A-orstup, • Rwtlud BapUII Cbarcll Leo Vaughan, Ass't. Supt., Di· Mas:!. . Evangelistic Scrvtce, 110 :30 a. m ; You~ Fel!owstnp SundaySciW'ol9:30a. m. Preach- vine worship 10:30 a. m. Set• Lour Lad:1 oiiM~ 3rd Sunday of month. 6:15 p. m.; Evemng _Worship, in!( Sunday 2:30p.m. moo: ''The Rugged Faith.'" Lone Bottom, Rev. ~g~ Syracuse Mission, Rev. Earl 7:30p. m. Prayer Serv1ce, WedBarrll4mVi.De Presbyt.erian, 1be Fall Portsmouth Dlstrict SbiPDIIIJt, admlniatrator~ uO ay pastor· Services every nesday, 7.30 P· m. 8 Y ays Wedne~ay and Friday evenmg Chrlstiaa Science Churches Rev. Jolm Davies, pastor: WorConference will be held Sunday MltSI 8:30 ~ m.., esli Clbestor, Ohio Wheel BalaneiDC·Auto Glass-Brake Senlee ahlp oervlce 9:30 a. m.; Sunday at the Jackson Methodist of Obllgatioo, 7 p. m. Rev at 7·30 p m. The Gospel account of the rePb. WY 2-3511 Pomeroy Sebool 10:30 a. m. Cburch, 2:30 p. m. Wednesday, RnOnd Clnmlb or God, • ML O~lon F.W.B. Cburcb, surrection o( Christ Jesus (MatTbe Peatecoslal Oturcb, Mid· 10 a. m. to Z p. m., Day of John Bmallwood, pastor: Henry ~- Stanley, pastor: thew 2S and Mark 161 and sell ~=~! ·Soutb 3rd Ave.: Sunday call to Prayer and Sell Denial Scbool 10 I, ~.; School 8.45 a. m., Earl lections from Revelal!on . Wtll J\ tO a. m.: Sunday evening at the church. (Bring your own ~lee 7 p.. m .. Young sda . Starkey Supt.; Preaching, 7 30 be heard in Christian Sclence erugellsUc service, 7i30 p, m. sack lunch). Friday, Oct. 30, Endea.vtr 1 p. m. Wedne ;:· Young PeGples meeting, 7:30 p. churches this Sunday, Gn the Two Locations Per Your Convenience Wednesday Bible Study 1:311 P· lll'OIIP QU8flerly Conference at Prayer meeting 7 p. m. Sa "' m. Wednesday; Choir pract1ce. subject.. of "Proba~on After Pomeroy, Ohio WY2-3!19tl S)TIIcu.. WY :WUBII m.; Saturda: night Prayer and the church, 7:30 to 9:15 p. m. clay. reb 7 3o p m Thursday. Death. . . Worship 7·'!0 p. 111. Pastor, !leY. Church ofllolals are urged to Cllellet Metbodtll or- The s.ivatloo Army, Envoy Readings from lhe Chr.,ttnn B. L. Barrell. obare and study with repreaen- Pearl A.. castn, P•stor Wd Ray S. Wlniog, olllcer in charge. Science textbook will Include Rutlaltd auard el tJ1e Nazar.. tatives from all other Meigs st . set"VlC!fl at 8 a. m., un ay 10 8 m HoUness meet- this: •'Jesus' deed was for the 8• m.; WSCS Sunday Scbool 9:30 a. m.: County Methodist Churches. School at 10 . 8 · m ·Sunday School. enlightenment of men and for PAINTS and IIAIUlWARES Morning Worship 10o45 a. Ill. Thursday of montll; . 7 p.' Young People's the salvation of the whole Radno Evangellsli< service 7;45 ~m. llaiiBDa meeting 3rd Wednesday of the 7·30 ? m Salvation world from sin, sickness, and Ph, WI 9-32'13 Pomeroy 130 E. Second Mldweelt prayer aervlce, 7:45 p, Corl Herring, poator;. ~: month. meeting: Thursday, 1 to 3 t.a- death .... His three days' work Ill. Wednesday. worship 10•10 L m.. 11ft MI. Hermon Unlled Bretbreu dies Home League: 7 p. m Prep in the sepulchre set tho seal Columblr Qolpel: Worahlp s.,.. Schooli:30 8 · : : ~ In Christ: Rev. James Morrt- clasaes: 7·30 p. m. Bible study, ol eternity on Ume" (Science Ylco each Sunday 9:15 a. m.; Tuesday and F n N'gbty tasl son, pastor· SUndaY School, prayer meeting. Other services and Heallh with Key to the Mlddteport, Oblo Sobool 10 a. m.: Youth eacb mon~ ·~I'...:. 1:30 a. m..' 'reaching 10:30 a. by anDouncemeuL Scriptores by - y Baker Ed· Quollty l"urnlture al Lower Price• N.SeeolldAvo, Phone WY U481 II 7 p,6:15p.m. Evening Wor- Sunday cv gPr Meetln m. Altemate preacbing an:d·-I ..~Tbe:_~Ot~or:;cu~ol~lh:;;•;;_:.N;;;•;;zar~•;;•;;,e·~;;_:~~45~·.::44:-~).:-'""""':_."1 Middleport m. eac:h Sunday. at 6' 30 p, m.: ay:' II. Otriilltm Endeavor, 7:30 p. m Doster Churcll of C~rtal 7.30 P· "'- WednesdJY. Stmday. Mid-Week Prayer ser· Btbl_o School 9:30 a. m. Edel Ualteol BrelllnD Ill vices Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. IDJ 10:80 a, m., flr$t and Udrd Quiat ChllldU Rev. £ldiD R. a.t1a1t1 MIIIIOD z Olive NewCor. Sycamore&: Second St.- Pomeroy llalke, paaiOI'; SUnday Sobool. man, mlaloaary ~: SunREV. JOSEPH KRALY. PASTOR . "FLOWIIIIS FOR ALL OCCASIONS" 111!:X:ALL DRUGS Cburtb, Alugsbory 10 a. m.; W1Jul11 HoiJin&er~ 111pt. claJ lcbool, t:SO a. m.: ''Drive so that your driver's lice~se wUl expare before W. Jill All Doctor• PrueriptloDI Butternlll & W. ~ Road. "·llldl!r Schooll:80 a. 111• Cbrlltlan EDdeavor, 7:1& P.. m. 10:10 a. m.; Preaching, 7:30 P· you do'" n Hlllil · · Pomer"' Ral!lb Corl, SUpt.: Mrs. Lydo Clletaller, ..,.....~, m.; Prayer Bervice, 7:30 p. m. Suruhly, October 25 ServiCOI, 7:30 P· m., .£eoll · classes tw oJl. llon1 lti'VIC<:~, Thut$a)'. Twenty-Second Sunday after Trinity l.aylllall; p,.yer meeting, Toea- 8 p. m. Pruoblll& 8:111 p, m.; Tappen Plalno EIJ8 lloardl: SUNDAY SCHOOL ------------------------ 9:15 A.MII. day 7•30 p. m. Mid-Week PrayH meetln&, 7:30 J1ev 1CugOD8 E. Emenon. llU WORSHIP SERVICE ___ __ ______ _ --------- lO::M A. • Buil<lln8 S!ippUea & Mlllwor• l!eveelb 1>aJ Advenllat, p. m. WedDIS'lay, Closs Lead- llll", Sunday Worship 9,30 a. m. sERMON TOPIC, "ROMANCE OF THE REI'OliMATl:;~ J!Pero ol Hallum .Breod General coatroctlnl ~y, ·- ~:s s;me b I h er, 1111'1. Mazii Holsln&er. 7:30 p. m. allal'llately. 8111> Sunday 6:00 p.m. --······-···--·--·-- l'ellnahlp I Pbooe WY 2-39'11 MulberrY ab a Cit__. day School 9·30 a. m. and 10::10 Tuellday 9-4 p.m. ·················-···- Jlummago Sa e Scbool Z p, m.; Worahl;> ser·•oe MoriiDg &VB _.,., L m. ~tely Hobart Vll1l> Wednesday 9-4 p.m. ··--··-·-·--·--··- Rummage ~ n.S·.TE · S:1& p. m. ' Sallll'da)'. Prayer Rev. Menze19mltll. P"'tor: 9'4ti ard. SUpt.: s'bio SIUdy and 7:30 ~-"'· ··-···-········· C~bW~ . •~lleio!b"oor~ THr; II' f\' , moetlng. Thursday. 7:(10 P· Ill. a. m. &uoday SCbool. ~ ~ lod by pmor.ll Thursdllf 6:00 p.m. · ·········-·--··,·--- A. MI. Mor!JII !lap!IJI ~ Smith, oUpL: l!lerl Sbuler, er 'l'lleoda)' Saturday 9:00 a.m. --- --··----· Sen~ 7 110 . '". "Your lteepsako Slore• b of l'ourtb Sl. Prl!)'er Momlngmeetl!!l WOI'll!llp8 p. IO:Iti 111.1 ' p, m. ' LocAL · .· Olllltlll • ......,....... Jllw, and Nyle Main Borden. m. a. 'l'bur. ll'lnl Blpllol a.... ...IDe 11:00 a.m. ---·-····· Sunda: G. Revolving loop & Tumbler Unit, No. Middleport, 0. Tile Rev. JlloU<I R. - ,'!".. H. Tumbler Holder, No. 32Al00 :--:-:--;:-;;-:-: WITH US {Rev.) Moeller's Statement MOTOROLA ' and my cousin started to like on{' of the guys so she called tells YOU tlmt INI 41tt 11 Your Bathroom At Low Cost Congressman Abele was elected in 1962 on the basis of his philosophy. His voting record the past two years indicates his consistent dedication to those who elected him. Congressman Abele in his brochure truthfully presents his voting record. His opponent consistently refuses to discuss the important issues and continually resorts to the dissemination of misleading statements and personal villification. THE FOLLOWING EXAMPLES WILL AMPLY ILLUSTRATE THESE INCONSISTENCIES ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I and only work when they money. The trouble is they nice guys till this year, and think they still are, but why they try to hint they've dontell Your Yolo and Support Appreclolod Pd. Pol. Adv. $6.50 IS PUBLIC OFFICE MORE IMPORTANT THAN TRUTHt care of Helen Help US! thJs makes them seem but newspaper. they " quit. " 1bey say Fagl.tives From A Nut Tree going to quit school and travel!( T:~ln-.T11't"'l.,..,~ KENNETH McELHINNY Up ters, and then have to talk tn H 1 P~rou:~: :zw.:f~s 8°~d ~~: ~lk 80 and fun. As with the resl or Hel- and they don't take anything ;eir By lahbel Rosa Tho Tafll 1671 to 1964 SERMONEITE• Sentinel Church News just !mow how embarrassing front of them, especially if it's These boys we know do ev- 1 't lik And · h d th. f o 1 g1r1 e oesn e. 1 h ear Dress - . . . ·- .. - ~~~~~liv~in~g~,~so~if;y~oo~·~re~b~a~v~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ it is for a guy to be called to the ghone by his mother or sis. "AN AMERICAN FAMILY" The Martin Restaurant HELEN HELP US! . -- - -·-·· , . ' •I 1 V. D. EDWARDS iNSURANCE AGENCY STAR SUPPLY CO. FOREMAN & ABBOn RALL'S BEN FRANICLIN SWISHER & LOHSE M- 11::::. 111011111 St. pau I' s Lutheran Ch urch POMEROY FLOWER SHOP "reacbc:::.' RACINE PLANIN(.i MILL H.,..... II:_UNITE. E'. ORKERS ' OF. '*l.ERJ"A ·w m.' Clo.,... =... co,. 01:110 VALLEY BAKING CO. S ".rut and K. & C. JEWELERS ""'I. eoni.r 'M~~,J~~---;.aa..ilr~·-.,.·.:.,IJI!·-d~,;.;w~.v~.~r~,~~...:.!'s'"u'"E_._M~a..in:'s'"tr"'eei_....._.,..__'""'-~~~~""·~-Sua4q ·11c11oo1 •• \ Jla. t:30 clay. ,. ,I < •• l___..!:10~:3~0~•~·=m~.~-:--.:··:·:-·:-:·~J;u~m;or~,;;l:!~~~J r. I.. O'C...., , _ . �8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct . 23 , 19&4 Business Services WANT AD INFORMATION For Rent C ANI "lll.i..A l'lONa NlRPI.ErrlH"'lll' !N Ul 1M .e..-ef>t- Wtl"1 • Pu ..., ... .,.., 0., - 4. lloft • •UIII ....... VI .A I IV .... rb• aa/'"ta!Wo• tllllt M ~ .,.. ... ,.., ..u .,.... .... <1-- o.o. ..... ~~. , _ , ., ,.. 1-"1 •Ill n ,....-l t<>"AtW• ~• ~ ....-MI ' "'-''-"'•! ~ Ill •hn11\fl ""' .,. aut> """"'P<>"''""" ...... ... ltl ... ...... ...,,_.... ...- rt•- .,.. ·~ ~ "'• .... llt•• ITiu•· ( ' ba•c• 151. ~c. •<1 -...ntt ,., ..... ~ rn, rh,... _ C.nl.a ·- " • • 1- r t.\nq ''"- O•.eovnl '"' "10 ... ano •II• -~ wlffiArl I~ a•n :AtW at ~; ,I:I..U. ~ • Utll'l" UJ.U 111\111'1 al .IP> 101 Ill· wo"' mm ~ IQdtl:lonna,. """"' ... TRANSMISSION Salvage CoD> pany . Repamng all makes. ONE USED Kelvioolor eleclric d d refrigerator and 1 used Ser·lomatlc and stan ar trBD!vd Gas Refrigerator . Pnced 1 missions Electric welding. 1 to sell . Gilmore Supply , Ill Phone WY 2~173 . w. :md St. llc 9 24 tfc 10 23 -APPLES. Burdf'lte Fruit ~ Grtleler . Ptambbq ... 1 'h I P omeroy. 1-'h. WY 2·5262. _ er-o,. Pboae W'Y wwa. _ couldn't chiU these New Purposes ForNewAge A program medltaUoo enUt· led. "Po«' ond Power Through Prayer... w•• given by Mrs. Guy Shuler. program chal.l'man, when Class 12 Circle of HOT BARGAINS Heath 5 " prayer is man's commun1ca- tion with Cod" and that regu· lar praye r periods are a nece_• sity for man Jr he would live m peace. Sht> enumerated seven .!teps 1 1960 Chevrolet Impala · · · · · · · · $1395 4 Door Sedan. V8 enginP, automatic trans .. good whitewall tirt~s . radio , heater Ivory and blue finish., wil h spot· less clean inu•rior 4 Mt'tho:hst Church, met WPdnesday f'Vening at t b~ church. Mrs . Shuler stated ~hat 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne 2 Door $139 LocaUy owned and clean lnte rior. Jet black. finish, like new whitewall Lires, 6 cyl. engine , Powerghde tra ns. A abarp clean car . Hltractively priced, 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air Door · · $995 V8 engine, Powerglide tran~ . Interior showroom clean. b('lge and tan finisb, new tires, radio and heater. 10 22 tfc RABBIT DOGS. Richard Spen· f 20 tfc - - - - - - - -- - cer, Phone Cht!ster 985·2431. FURNISHED beclroon apart10 23 6tp PHOTO Corylng Service _ Cop- &.all A. Ill.. • """' t' Ill L)aU, S.turcla.J -..&:31 • A. W. <.n l~Hll.1 ooo" Jack Frost For Sale Lln In . co Hetghts, % bed· room house , with hardwood floors. bath basemt>m, and ~as _ruiTK:tl'e Bullt·tn cabinets m kllchen . Dnveway and mce yard . Call Tracy Whaley , WY 2-3054. to 23 !Ole lleatins - - - - - - - - ----~ Farm. Phone Wy 2-ti!rlO. Mtoen¥Wt. Oldl ~ T d Pomeruy, Ottio, Rt 1. EDd voar .ewer IJ'nublel . APART \lr.\' 5 roo ms an 10 23 2Stp Uvc aD llhel 1 bt11 h, n1•w;y redPcoraled . Call _ Wa liPr l'rnnk::;. WY 2·3631 ] FOUR OOUBI.F. beds, bed Srwer M.acbbtet 10 23 tfc · clolhf's, fane·} lal.'e work , 2[· Reasoa1~le RIM!I --------dressers, 2 violins, dishes, ta· CaD Wll z..D7f 087 • Nljlbl F'l ' HI'.TI!FJ) apartment I o r ble and chairs, 2 lamps and] I • lie rent m Middleport . Ground somf' antiques. Call at 200 floor, 3 rooms and bath. 390 Condor Slreet, an yti me be- HEATING, Plumbtnl. MueDer : S 2nd o\ v see Mrs. How· fore noon. Emmett Gilmure Furna~ &rnotd Brodlen. I ard Cecu, ~00 W. Main St., 10 23 3tp cu East Matn Street. Pom1-lJjj Peace, Power Through Prayer , C/ass 12 Top1c to successful prayer _which Ineluded pratst> .. th~nksgiVmg •. : onression, supph catlon.. pebtion, mlerct>ssion and dedtcutlon. She i concluded with prayer. 1 "A New PwJloso lor a Ne• Age" was lbo toplc ol t.bo devotio111 by Mrs. Dorothy o.wn~• at the meetinl ol t.bo Unlted Methodist Circle Tueaday tvenlng at t.bo cbW'Ch. Group singing opened the devotions, followed by prayer and scrpiture from Epbesiana 1:.. 10 by Mra. Lloyd Moore. Mn. Downie brought out tbat Cir<11e members are a unit but should function as a part of tht> wscs. and noted ways to be moc-e effective in Ule church 's witness and ministry iD t h e community . Mrs. Jean warner, president, conducted the business session. Program for the coming year was discussed and nominating committee was appointed. Mrs. warner and Miss Myrtil Kay Parker will be representative.~ of the Circle at Women"J Society on Nov. lOth. A dessert course was served at the close of the meeting by Mrs Marjorie Reuter and Mrs. Jan~ Brown from a table car· rying out the Halloween theme. :___ __ __ Mrs Nan Moore was devotiona! leader in the absence of ai:SU1..1 PROu ~:lNO W llNt .t.D ment, utilities furni~hed, $50. R-A-TS-. -m-lc_e_e_1i_m_in_a_ted for· ies made ot iegaJ papers. l' i Mrs _ Carl Mattox a.nd ~d for 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne Door · · $695 Pomeroy. t>Lone WY 2·2720, ever. "Get Star Pro!in" Eb- blrt1l records aud almost any 1 her topic a meditation, Climb6 cyl. engine , Power~:lide trans. Radio and he~ter , Orl· PHONE WY 2-2156 mg Above lhe Storm," Laken B 30 a. m to 4 p. n. ersbach Hardware, SugJr Hun other d•ocuments - Also lamm ginal upholstery , real cle-an. Ivory and blue fmtsh, good I rrom the book, '' Riches of the tin@ iD plastic, film to prelO 22 3tc Mill, Pickens Hardware, Matires . Kmgdom ." written by Grace serve your valuable papers. son , 10 23 llc i Nowl'll Crowell . Mrs. Moore TRAlLER lob for rent , close Reuter Insurance, Pomeroy Card of Thanks 1957Chevrolet2 Door Sedan .. $695 9 t tfc , told of the life of M~ . ~ro~ell to Laundrymat and :!chools. SINGER, desk type, like new. A popular model that is sharp insile and out, black fin. and her Msire to wrtte msptra· Zig zags, bullonholes, over· I WISH to thank everyone for 1 Valley Lu_mber & Supply Com· ish. good tires, radio and heater, 6 cyl. Std. trans. casL'i , blind hems, designs, Lional works. She closed with SON 1!1 BORN AUt'TIONI<ER their kind ness dur 'ng my I pan y, Mtddleporl 10.3-tfc etc. Guaranteed. Balance due prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Roush, Complelostay in Metgs General Hos-1 . , ,.. _ 8 Charleston, W. Va., are aMoun$37.81 or $6 monthly. Phone Mrs. Shuler had pr~pared Cl'l~ l<radlord pital. Special thanks to theiiHHI'.F an ... four rM.,, furn• ~ he WY 2·2204 after 6 p. m. worship center contammg plaq· cing the birth of a son, AntbLaurel Clifl f'rl!e .\·lelhochst ed and llnfurntshed apart " -· . , _ • CooiKI 10 23 51c ue of hands m prayer, an open ony Sheane, Thursday, October ,\. C. 8RAIJFURD Church for !hdr prayers ments WV 'l-.'i4~ 12 6 ttc Mileage or 64 Car? See Us! Bible, a globe of lhe world ~nd 22 at the Charleston Memorial Kadlle, ow. Mrs. Shirley Lewis. Middlepo-;.t -Apartm~nt. 5 rooms LARGE SIZE Werm Morning -ALSOI 1J ltr a ltghted candle. The m~eting Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. tove for sale, $25. lO 23 lie bath 1 nd has~ment. on ground coal 2- New '64 Chevelles At Reel Savings was opened by the prsadent, and Mrs. Charles Shane, Racine. floor . New ly decorated. hard· Carl H. Williams. Phone WY I 1- New '64 BelAir VB At Real Savings Mrs. Ear! Knig~t. . RD 2; a nd Mrs. Arthur E. 2·5389, at 785 Dock St., Mid- if 1 wood floor s automatic hea t In Memory EXPERIENCED i During the busmess meeung a Roush, Salem Center. Roush· 1-Now '64 Impala VB Conv. AI Real Savings 10 21 3tc Call WY 23200. 10 10 tic dleport. i thank you note was read from es have three other children. l·Mrs. Herman Haddo:r. an~ p~o- Krista, Robin and Mark. COTTTN~ - In loving memory ~ Dup lex, 3 bedrooms . Suga r AUCfTON - Saturday, October of our dear husband and l<tll1- 1 Run <Jrea Pomen _. Phone 24, 10 A. M. I am leaving the gram yearhooks were dlSlrtb- 1;==-'-========. uted as dues wece paid. Mrs. . Le I R i Se ice er . F'red M. Col lins , w~o l WY 2·3618. 10 2 tic farm on acco unt of my health] and will sell the following per· J ames Criswell, pecan chairW S epa r rv passed away OdohPr 23 . l!lti:l. - balh l Thot•sand thougnts of one so VII IDERN ~ room and sonal property. r-arm mach· f d J C & Ch • $895 man, reported Utat pecai'IS would -FOR1958 Or 1 On a dear : furm shrd ap<Jrlment M 1 d· ~ inery loca ted al the farm 4] t'Tom tbe lar..,t '"'"" or aSSIS · . be .,ailable by Noven•ber and HEATING miles East from Chester on' oulldoter radiator w the V8 engine, 4 apeed trans ., 750x.20 tires, real !olid and · may be obta med frum Mrs. Oftrn brings a si lent trar. dlepnrt WY ~-3874 SLate Route 248 and lh mile smallest beater core. runs good . : E. Dowson, Miss Frieda Faeh· j PLUMBING Thoughts re r11rn to scenes Y 11 tfc wesl from the junclion of BLAEJJNAR'S ' nle or Mrs. CrisweU. ROOFING lor•g past, . f( l\ IR n;,,m-fu~(<;hf'd apartthe Bashan • Keno Road and 1963 (orval'r Panel .. • • .. .. . $1699 Members were reminded that 1 Time rolls on bul mP mnr ies ' men! Phun~ WY 2-3658 Roule 248 at East Shade W'Y 2·2143 Pomeroy the bloodmobile will be in Porn· l•1s1. I ll Z4 tfc Bridge near Keno. Watch for Low mileage, solid body, heater, good tires. eroy 1\Ionday and volunteers are I Wift• Cln ra ; Daug!J it> rs. r.o- __ _ needed for blood for Mr. C. A. REPAIR SERVICE rPna M. Rice , Fl(1rrnce L. ~~OR HF.NT. modern house, signs al turn off. After sell- l 0 . McCOY . AUC"nONEER. . McDa ni els. Ve-rme V I six rooms and oath _ Yo11ngs· ing farm machmery w•ll go Ch"'ter, Ohio. 3 u tic 1960 Chevrolet Heavy Duty . . • . $5295 £mmish, a paUen1 at Me•ss wv 2-2374 PatJley. j town kilc·hen. tile fhJOI lo- to Tuphpe·drs Pl ains atndthsellltntee _·-- Factory Tandem axle, 900x 20 tires, aux. trans. 348 cu. in. Ged'eneral Ho_sbpita1. T1he ctirh cleWYOltd- II.,.•.,34,..,.,M.,II.,I.,.s,•.,.,.,,.M,.id'"d'"lo'"IIO""'rl=' e a ~o conln ute 15 or e or 10 23 l!p cated 1:11 1~6 l.Jnr:olo rd LalJ house o1 go00 s a . motor, Heater, 15 ft . dump body and telescopic hoist . WV 2-30:1.0 1'1 2!:1 tfc Mrs. ~im home. oppoSI Ie the I fOR LEASEI Commonily Day project. Clover Farm Slore on Route • Mrs. Shuler announced the eSH Us Before You Trade Or We'll Both Lose Notice For Sale 1 JION Week ol Prayer and Self-Denial -- ~----farmall Tractor, Allis I ASHLAND SJA Many MoroL•te Models To Choose From would be observed Oct. 25-31 ROUND AND ~QU, li.F. dane· F.LF:CTRnLUX sweeper. Uses Chalmers Field Chopper with and the church bell IS to be rung ing Sta rl ing th is Sunrlay. paper OOgs, cornjJlele with Hydraulic lifl, used very AVAILABLE OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 8 P.M. each morning reminding memfr om 5 till B p. m. Music by : atlach rr.ents. Ba lance due, 4 litlle LH .C. Corn Picker, Cui-! bers to pray. Envelopes were L ~· "!leer Brm ~-~ " 5 pif'~ ., p<Jyments or $7 monthly , Ph. I tivator, 14" plows, 7ft. disc, , Cheshire, 0. distributed for Lhe offering from Ironton. Ohio. Star-. on WY 2·2204 after 6 p. m. 1 which rna, be placed in the colCorn Plan1er, Manure spread· , TV, Radio. and Stage. Sun-, 10 23 Stc er with Seeder Attachment, I Inquire At Stltion lection plat.e Sunday mornings down Nile Club . I c77"-c~ or Call or given to Mrs. Nan Moore. 10 22 :ltc ELECTRIC DishWttsher, port- Case side delivery rake, 14 ft. I tractor trailer, 50 tooth b.ar- ~ The problem of new lights in --------~ . [ able, $100 brand new . WY 2· · 'lk WY 2-2166 row. 2 unil Umversal m• er Your Chevy Dealer Pomeroy, Ohio U.. parsonage bedrooms was 2418. 10 z· u~ HAM SHOOT Sunday, October , and tine, E~co mdk cooler, 6 • referred to the parsonage ~om· 25. Isaac W;,\tnn Farrr., Ches· ONE large coal he<t ll'f in , milk cans, 200 bushels of corn, - - - - - - - - - - - ; l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' 1 mit tee ' with Mrs. David Entter , Ohio. Sponsorel by Ches· i good shape . Fire brick lined 50 bu shel• of oa!S, hand Insurance Smlngec, chairman. Following ter Firt: Departmcn, Noon in stde. Phone VI 3·2240. tools, a few pieces of furni· Auto Sales the meeting a dessert course till dnrk. 10 21 3tc ture. JUtmSON, SlmpsoD lnsurt~oce was served from a table cover· At the horne in Tuppers Plains Agency, ln. t\11 forms o1 In 1963 DODG-£ Stati Jn wagon. ed with a white clottl, centered J ,~~,n rifle shoot, Sun· AUrTTON SALE, Saturday 7 at approximalely , ,3o P. M. sura~~<-e Jim Jolulson .., Good con"ition, $1895.00. Call wilh an arrangement of file• th p. m_ Welch 's Auction Hom.e 2 WY 2.2418 , tfc thorn flanked by orange tapers dav ,Jcto ber u on · ed Living room suite, piano, li· Bud Swpson, Agtmta. 10 22 bob·' Hill fi' un Bowman,s Laurel Cl trr on Rt. . 124 Us I 1 tfc - - - - - - -- - - -Mrs. George Mowrey enter· in crystal holders. brary table, stands, rockers, f and new merr:handtse . Run Rd .. 1 ~ m1•1e west chairs, books, lamps, 2 rugs BUICK . t Ex l tained the Past Presidents of Hostesses were Mrs. Norman tp o 10 22 3 1954 11 3 clocks 2 sweepers, metal Real Estate For Sale .en ury. ce en !he American '""ion Auxiliary way Ian d, Mrs. .P · L· •wuu.. '"'·h , Bashan Rd. Hams and cash, - · - -· _ _ . running condition. Priced ~ for prizes. Sp .. nsored by Ra- SPECIALS for Thursday, Fri· beds and bedding, old dress· . ht H· k tl' Soh' S rv of Drew Webster Post Wednes- Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan and Mrs 10 5 · M'd · a I her Laure I Cl'ff I - ng · ac e }(' 22e u~· day evemng 1 Terry Byer, contributing. Guests cine Fire Jeparlmenl . day, Saturday at Harden's ers, wash Stand • dl·n,·ng room 7 ROOM house, gnrage, m suite, gla:ss door cupboard, dleport , near both schools. ice. home , were Mrs. James Weber of 10 22 Jtc ! Marke t, Syracuse. Sweel ci· dishes, cooking utensils, coal Also have turniture for sale. , T,... • Devotions taken from Isaiah Ft. Lauderdale, Fla . and Mrs. der - 79c gal. fairmont lee rang e, Kerosene Range. 463 Lincoln St. Middleport. 1957 ENG : FORL Hallman, were led by Mrs. Jed Webster William Allman. AT'TRNTION area Beer Ca ltlel Cr~am . 1-2 gal. reg. 98c Good condition. 4 dr. Com- Sr., who gave a meditation on Produ cers. Cons ign 1 Hrni~ ,qre t 79c Our own l1omemade sau· electric hot plate, Kerosene Ph. WY 2--5231. cook stove, sewing mach· 10 23 3tc pact, $275 00, WY 2-2418. Treasures of Darkness. She read INVITED TO HOLLAND being accPp te~ for the Nov· j saf!:e - 5\k lh. 25c yellow ine, 2 washers, 2 sweepers, ----·10 22 tfc a ~m. " Fear Not The Night," Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Parma· emher 6, Athens FeedPr Calf! sdmol tablt"ts, 5 - $1 .00. hand tools . Many other item s, HOUSE for sa le or rent. Five - - - - - - -- - - nd l d 'th Sale, sponsored by th e SIW I F'n• sh l'ri s ~.- lettuce, 2 hds. a c ose WI prayer. lee have received an invitation Tb. Rambler old 1 rooms, balh , basement a n d .. 1 p ul c · id t S r Beef Ca ttle AssociaLon, ar. ! 291' . Wim·St·•p apples. lh bu. not listed . Sume very · St ., World •-odant ol ~---.o rs. ••~ a••- basc•. pres en ' to atlend the dedication and rden pIot. IVest Mam items. ga QWI ""'-'~~ ........• d · · cepted at .vard ~ until 2·00 p.: 9!k. Round steak - 79c Milk ~ceuenco con uci.Q,I "~ usmess sesslon, open of the newly com· Leonard Koenig, Owner Pomeroy , ncar the Mid way t::o& h'1c h opened w•'th the Pled ge pleted Holland Post Office at m., Nov~u . IJ e, :-.. O.lvt:~ musl j 79c ga . Dinty Moore n~a lb. •and _ w VALLEY Terms : Cash ~arket. Call WY 2-2565 or Big Car room, rl WI r-· fl and 5il Thank I o( beel ,n·niing, bo-r .. th;s bee! stew, 49e. ~-monee. SmaU e·• ·•uuom" ' to ag ent prayer. Holland, to be held Nov. 1. 1 31 23 lU · · c ·... , 1e d 1ro .,_ 10 21 3tc Not responsible for Accidents. WY 2·2582. year. mini mum ,.,..ei~h t 300 and IIWtlll<r8bW'" you no s were rea m =•· Cbarlea w. Perry Is the post- 1 Bradford Auction Company See v Lewl.s Stanley, Mrs. Wllbam master. He was 1 former em· lbs. No bulls, s la g~ or aa iry accepted. West Virg1nia con- 1 C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer ~.u'-1•.., b. Uiu lllo•Baxter and Mrs. Edna Howell ployee of the A & p supermarPhono WY 2·2769 A. C. Bradford, Manager ~Cr ~,...; ..... t"-" ...... M K ht N ed t0 tak8 th UNICO TIRES signors welcome. Send con· Tbls Sale wiD be held os E. Malo Slreel, Pomeroy c rug ·. am e ket in Middleport when the store Third Avo. Ml-.,..t signments to Paul H. Baer, LOWEST PRICES NOW REGULAR TREADS Minersville, Ohio, or ca ll Iadverti sed. FHA lount - On 2, 3, and 4 County Home were Pbo.. WY W8'll4 22 Uc October cake to Mrs. the 10 16 Gtc bedroom houses ln Pomeroy MUD & SNOW Chester 985·2210. George Hackett &r. and Mrs. 10 22 3tc P::E:::R:::F::E:::CTI=:;O;:;N:;-:O:::i;--l-;:h-:-ea:-;ter witb Middleport and Syracuse. 20 1949 FORD pickup '0 ton with Charles Sauer. . Register h•re for Free '64 drums and fittings, Dayto. to 30 years to pay. or without 4 bunk camper. Election of officers was held l.ITI'UMOBU.I: Insurance bee[l Ford. No purc .•aae neceistry, el~ctric scales, 30 lb. capacFARM LAND 2~ acres ln Bill Buck, Cheshire, Rt. 1. wltb Mrs. Mowrey named prelicancelled1 f,ost your apera SUPER SERVICE ily, 10 ft. meat case, 1955 northern Sciplo Township, EM 7-7468. 16 19 &lp dent: Mrs. Gerald WIIMrmutb. !Ot't licenao? Call WY ~­ Mercury, body and chassia nearly all timbered. No build· vjce president; Mrs. Case~ seeSTATION lillie less motor and transmission, ings, but excellent home site. 1964 SIMCA 4 door sedan, new retary; and Mrs. Owen Watson. J1ck W. Cus•y complete course tn radio and Land lays well, 25 acres bot- white walls, snow heads, treasurer. Round robin cards M;r. WY 2·9t32 television with aU equipment. tom land. Limestone roads. fully equipped . Phone WY %-- were sent to Mrs. William Bu· Wanted To Buy - - ~--Charles Larkins, Long Bot· An A·l investment et $22 per 6247 after 6 p. m. te.r and Mrs. A. V. HoweU. WHY PUMP yoUI slu :gisl> sep- torn, Ohio. 10 7 Uc acre. 16 19 121 Garnes were playet! and ~ USED DEEP FREEZE . Phone tic tank? Get Klean-Ern-All - HOME SITE AND INVEST· es awarded to Mrs. WatsoD. WI j-3(154. 10 21 3tp Seplic Tank Cleaner. Land· FARM BELL wltb crdfe. Pur- ment - About 200 ft. frontage Legal Notice Mrs. Case! and Mrs. Ilon Knapp. mark Farm Bureau p om· ley Karr, Chester, Ohao. U S 33 ts'de p The hostess served a dessert • on . . , ou 1 omeroy LOGS WANTED Hl'gh grade 10 •1 Stp · eroy. 9 29 30tc _,. Corporation A buy at fl200 course. Present were the above · ' · -- ......... LIOAL -Tocl ...IDut, Cherry, poplar. bass- -___ . __ ,. ·-··• and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew. C· C. CUCKLER wood. hard and soft m<~pl e, USED workpants, shirts, cov- SINGER Sewmp . macbinea. ..... ...-........_.. """" I $59 50 •· era! ed POMEROY OHIO Dt.tt.rtet wul accept b1U ror C!Oal unw Mrs Ralph Gilmore Mrs. 2 Dr. Station Wagon. 8 cyUnder, auto. trana. red and white oak and ash eralls, and jackets. Carl Chev· oew . · up. --v lis ' noon . Oetot»r -. 18M. TU lkhooJ · ' Radio mach~a 11 barga.l.b prtcea BOX 121 WY 2-3830 Board. re.el..-u tbe rllhtt • reJ.U G(lorge Bearhs, Mrs. Mayme Log buyer will be at Mason alier, Long Bottom, Ohio. r1 Sbo p. "' (10) 23 3tc ..,. ... wllll"',.,'....,. -·-·~-.... -·· ~_. Holmes and Mrs. Ernest PowFurniture Corp., Pt. Plen 10 15 30tp Tb • •' < ab c • ' nger Sales ant, w. Va ., Tursrlav ~ and and Service, Pomeroy, Oblo. ut» ~e. 10• 13• * ell. Frld . a io 7 ft. LOC'JST posts. Several WY 1.2284. 4 21 Uc SEVEN ROOM bnclt home In 4 30 8 30 ays, · · rn . · hundred on hand. Mostly good P•,meroy, two bathrooms, 4 22 Sellenth-Ei«hl.h STAFF SELECI'ED 2 Dr. Sedan. 8 cyHnder. Standard !rallS. Radio 10 II l21c po,ts. Entire lot 2llc each. TWO USED gas ranges from bedrooms, garage, basement, rr--'·rl Llll'•--' P· m. The yearbook ol Midtlleport Charles Ihle, Racine Village . school dassroonu, three 3 fimshed rooms tn attic. " (J.(J.e leU ltigh School, "The 1 O'eat." iJ 10 2t 61c years old. Renect good care. Large :ot. Out ol ltlgb waler. Twenty • two seventh and already In the planning atagea Help Wanted =.::::=;;-c-c--;-·prie<'d to go fast. Call WY 2- Central heating lnqulro elghlh gradm of Mlddleport and namod on the otaff are 500, 4 Dr. 8 cyHnder. Auto. trans. Radio SOMEONE 10 lake over pay- 5192. t6 15 tfc Charles WUdermulh WY 2- School were named on the Joy Boggs and SUanne Bradments on a 1959 35 x 8, 4 b ~•to ·•·tanl edl LOOKING f:OR S&CURI& 2205 or WY U116. j-26-tlc honor roll makin& a srade of ury. c~ ro: ••~ • JOlt room and bath Detroiler Employment Wanted "'B" or above. Elghth sradera tor, Bonnle Spengler; buatae" trailer. Mrs . Betty Reed, J d M Dta • • • 1'n'fr! rar 0 & Ct.-!1 lkr.1>1!* ~ .. IRONING to do In my home. FOR SAI.E-Mlddlepor<'o lall- are Gall Board, Teresa Case!. manag•rs. u Y oore, nna . . . 0111 ell .,..,., ~'""o" •laMI E. Main St., Pomeroy. $3 bu. or shirts 20c each. eS1 buUdlng. located 352 N Joyce Davis, Douglas Dowson, Criswel1, Keith Morgan, Mike 2 Dr. Hardtop. 8 cylinder. Standard trans. Radio &.t•hll•b 10 21 6tp Phone WI 9·34M. 16 20 6tc Second Stree~ M!ddleport Marta Hu~, Mary Jenkin- Llord: and Ray Plckens; subPMced lor quick .ale fD. son, Cynthia !IIllis, Kathy Mor· scrtpt10n. manger, Jerry DaviS; 11961 VJNDALE House Trailer, Many More Usod Cars & Trucks To C'-ao From quire~ at Ohio Hotel gan, Mike Mullen, Remalee Ni· class ed1tors, Roger Stiles and ----------~ 52' X 10' with I 10' X 15' Instructions 10 u. ttc erl and Sh.omie Shuler. Mike Archer; sports editor. Sale or Trade _ aluminum awning. Priced u. S. CIVIL SERVICI TISTSI Seventh grade Earl ArchTom King; activity editors. · , I EDROOM h od I to selL Chester 985-4135 . B ouse, m ern 10-17-Gtc Ill!..., -m•m. Ul-6a 11\art -~~ u er, Kathryn Conde, Alan Cun- Christin.l! Bahr nad Narsa kitchen, basement, garage, __ _ .. Livestock 110&.00 1 wnll.. P'Npant\on tr•hunr ningham, Dennis Hackett, Frosl; Composition editor, El· IUttU lppaln• I f"h<>1111•n&> ...t !~tho · firepla~e. ga1 furnace, 2~ FREE use of our Carpet Sham· .,,_ Rhonda Hy~ell, Jan Long, Rob- len Hawley : typists. Patsy Man· Ez.,..ncn"' <~IIIUII~ ,..,,,.,_ USED CAR LOT . c~ lots. wm acrept bouse trail· pooer wit.h purchase of Ellue UJ"y 'RD tnrnrmaf!nn "" Jnfl•. FOR SALK 15 year old H•re- ble Ord, Randy Phllllps. Gary ley, Doris Ratllfl, Martha Fow· MJ1rte• . , ' "flnt~nt• "'"'• ruho~~ v !; tr on tratlo. Phooe 713-5611. Luslre Shampoo. Baker f1..-tnt "•m• .,(J,.,.. .,.,.. ptlnn"' lord bull. Phone WI 9-3054. 1Slaven, Jolla Tann~hlll and Di- l ler, Seren Lewis and Scheny Cornor Locust & SYcamore Middleport s.r.-~-. an 4110 n. 10 20 &tp Furniture. 10 20 6tc f..ln"'" Dalb lll""'lnt•l 10 21 3tp ane Welsh. Hlrk8. .li•I!!III~II!:IICII:!m::::::::Jl!!:~~=""",_.r-!:.~.;,~.. . :: l'l"'i iK- &AS\' l'O PI.A.l •.l A I 4 1 Television Revue By RICK DU BROW otudy the tastolul llafr that ..,_ United Prets lntemotlonal companieo Ito harulUnl on the HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - 'n1m: Van Dyke show. are many ways to approach the Proof ol the Van Dyke proIUbject of man and womad. gram's 1ucceu In thit. area Ia Th11.1, t.bo romantic: "I Wanna lhst allhougb lt has reUed a HoJd Your Haod"-the Beatles. fair percentage of Ute time oo Thus, the not so romantic : varlatlons on the theme ol sex " Women do not like timid men. -jealousy, bappler aspects and Cats do not like prudetlt rata"- so forth - It hal been 10 Ulhl· H.L. Menclten. handed that lt bas hardly been In Wednuday ni&ht'o episode noticed, ond yet lhe ntfnga oo of CBS.'I'V'• Dick V.o Dyke the aeries remain high. ahow, tbe star waa offered e I have a frank numbness tojob as humor consultant to a ward situa.tlon comedy promagazine obviously inspired by grams . For the most part, they "Playboy." One of his chores affect me as though D()Vocaine wu to look at 13 beauties in had been injected into all calendar photocompetition and worthwhile reOexea. I can't eliminate the one be doesn't think of a major performer in like. " I don't think she's here," such series who isn't better tn aaid Ve.o Dyke, and his expert e differenl entertainme-nt show· Une delivery made the sequence case. The only reason I can more fwmy than sexy. The imagine for voluntary watching moral it that It ain't what you of situation comedles it • per· do, but the way that you do lt, sooal admirauon for a perform. and. all of the new series that er involved. I admire Van Dyke are biting hard at the subject and his costars Rose Marie and of sex would be well advised to Morey Amsterdam, and alao productr Carl R.mer. Th'l' arw \ 'nle Cblttel - · RepubiJ. all proof that lo tbe be•t ol tho can orpolzatlooa bought a ltluatioD eomodlu, It Is lhl half-llour o1 air limo • NBC' I perlonnor lObo mateo tht lltu- TV Frl<tay, IWtlllfl at lUll llloD lltnD;y, and DOt lha other p.m. EIJI', p,..._pllnc "K1en.l ,., - · DAILY tuck)' J-•-" CROSSWORD . ·-.. ~~. ...... ~e.: NOT ME~ ~~..._ HOWI>Y. SNUFFY- I ·rHOU6HT I'D ORAP OVER AN' I'M PlUMB CHECKERED OUT, LOI'IZO Pt.AV 'tE ME AN"OL' DOC PRITCHART JEST GClf DONi! Pi.A'IIN'THUTTY GAMES u...,,lilt 8.5'm,p= . . attllo lw jl,l CA"' 5000~ .YEAR~ '' - - RADIATOR SERv I ( E u5 ED TRu( K s ~ou SA-t CALLING ROY\£? ROME. ITAL'/? AND YOU'RE A FAT RELATIVE OF RINGO'S? OLD MUMMY :=========::; - - TH IS M/>KES lo\E LOOK UKEA FRIGHTENE-D OLD BI.OBOF BLUBBER!.' TERRIFIES MODERN POUCE . . KING 1 1 b I M.l e e e l £WI 5 I EBEYDIVWBX VB UIQPO.VEYS OE.t.a.-x P B:J V E 1 M I @) Of<. . POMEROY MOTOR CQMPANY =--==o::-- Past Presl'dents +.~ ,.._.,.. Of Auxiliary ===:--- -·- --. ....... . .. Are Entertained 1 1 • IIOUSE I PAINT '3·.. " .!r-----="---....,1 _Jlf house WMBER I & SUPPLY CO. ......... b~rthday w~s;loc:•ted::on:Sec:o:nd:·:A:v:e·:::::::::: USED CAR PECIA '59 Volkswagen Bus '495 '57 Chevrolet - - - '295 '57 Chevrolet -- - $395 '57 Ford Fairlane ~--- $395 '56 Ford ,l _ - -- - •-:c-==- KEITH GOBLE FORD l •• .. .. ~ . ·· ·-·· . .. .. ... .... .. . -- ~· ..... . . ~ ~ .. __.., .. ,,_ .•..........., ....... .,----·-.. ~ -· .......- .. ... l .•- ... . .. .. . . . .. .. . '. WI. ...... IoU - I I VTPIIBO JO_..,.. _ _ , 1 IIPTQO Y-•Y'• C<:n>tequotoc 'l'BIIIl.um TRA.'l' 111 l!'l'RAJilH'II, E'l'OII'li'lilBS .IWST ~AIIDO D.l. Vlli"CI 1 1 ,.I.WBWBX WMPO Radio ~Ho could become a dO<ltor! Already ho can tell MONDAY THRU rRIDAY evorythin& that aila hio molilor and .mol" 1:00 SIIID On -News 1'111 Sacred Heart Hour 6'20 Meigs Counly RFD r::m Paul Bowers - Jlarm 1'30 News · • -- - • 1,33 Rev. RaYmond Jones - Bol 6,55 Sports Headlinei U7 Weather Report 7:00 · ·Newa·- · · .... . · 7,05 1lny'o Chapel 7:30 News 7:35 Pickens Hardware 1Tues • Tburs.) 7,50 New• Report a,oo BID MlUez Show 1' 00 Johnson - Simpson Ina. Show (Frf.) 1,10 Roy's Food Ba.skel Show (Moo . Tbun.) a,45 Baker Fumlture Show fWed .. Fri.) 1,45 U.S SUper Market S (Tburo.) 9:00 News 9,05 Coffee With Janet 10,00 Grand Ole op'ry lLOO Mlnillerial woe. 11,11 A.S.C. Program • Fri. 11 :15 Family Worship . Thr.JrS. IL15 Mason Co. Asr. Exi.·Tueo. 11,33 Swap Shop 11:45 Tiny's Country Hymns 12 ,00 Noon Report 12' t5 Goessier'l Guest Star-Frl 12:15 Larry Anderson Show 4,00 Jlm Mees Show 1:15 Bfaettnar Auto Sbow <Tllura l •,30 Local News · • 5,00 Jlm Mees Show 6,00 Slmon'o Market - News U5 &mdown Sereaade ~--------~------------ - W J EH RADIO MONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY 5,45 Sign On 7,Jlli Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7' 08 Musical Clock 7:30 Newt Headlines 7:32 Mwdcll Clock N5 Word and Tesllmony 8·00 Ohio Valley News 8·05 World News 8 Ill Sp011o Today 8 IS Weather 8,16 Multcal Clock 8 ,55 Com.mmfty Nen g,oo 'Ealk of lbo Ton 9:55, Mason County News 10'00 Public Servlce 10 15 Family Worsbip Hour 10:30 Latchst.ring n ,oo News Beal u ,os Momlng Melodies ncepl Friday, Churcb Bello Rilla 11 :45 World Newa ~! ' 55 Mason County News " '00 Community News 11::05 Local News 11:10 Markell 12' 15 Weather 0::20 BuUetin Boaru 12'25 Non 0 Gram• d'30 Cotm1J Agertt IJ:46 Cotmtey Go Roood U5 Newa Beat 1 ""'~ Round ,oo ~~, Go t: :~~·-Beal """" l :S5 NOWI 4,00 4,30 5,00 5:05 5,15 5:25 5:30 5,45 Dli!Cing "lth Doss Interchange Community News World News Sports Tnday Weather Dinner ~usJca1e Sign Oil SATURDAY 6,45 Sign On 7,00 Be StiU and Know 7,03 News 7'118 Musical Clock 7'lMI Newo Readlinetl 7:32 Musical Clock U5 Word and Testimony a,oo Ohio Valley News 8:00 World News UO Sports Today 6' 15 Weather 8' 18 Pt. Pleasant H.S. FootbaU 10~30 Song & Story Hour t0'45 Family Worship Hour 11'00 News, Artny Hour 11:30 Public Service 12 '00 Nen Roondup 12,20 BnlleHn Board 12:25 News 0 Gram• 12:36 Saturday Malineo 1' 15 OWo State FootbaU 4:00 Discing witb Doaa 4,30 Top Ten Revue 5,00 News Ro.mdup 5,15 Public Servlce UV Dinner Muslcalo 5:45 Sign Off October SATURDAY 6'00 Sign On - 'News U5 Country Music &,20 Country Jamboree 7:00 Larry Andenon Show a,oo Pomeroy HI Football 9,30 Middleport HI FoolbaD u ,oo Top Ten Show (Dairy VaUey) ~· To IUO Top n Show (Duttonol LITTLE OR•u•N •NNII 12,00 Nooo Newo ""~ ~ 12:15 Musical Interlude 12 :30 Rev. Merlill11'eeu 1:00 BUl Miller Show (OSU Football) 6' 45 Sign 011 September $'45 Sign 011 October SUNDAYS 7,00 Sign On - News 7:35 Stmday Sltowcase a,oo French City Baptisl 8:30 News 1,33 Hour of Deliverance tElder Cline! 9:48 Congressman Abele w,os Sunday Chapel 10:33 Washingtou Reports U.. ~eoplo 11:00 Sunday Show AIII!IE ji,ND $LA'n 12:00 Noon News 12 ,15 Christiano Hour 12'36 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Rev . Andrew Parsons uo Rev . Silas BIUupt 2,00 Sunday Chapel 2:33 Rev. Roscoe Thoma 3,00 Sunday Chapel 3,33 Country HymnUmera (Dan Haymao) 1, 33 Sunday Showcase o,oo Bapltlt Layman'o Hour &,36 Sundown Serenade 1,45 Sign ')If September fERI~Y.-------------~~~:45~&~gn~o~n~--------~~~,45~S~ign~OU~~~p~wm~~:r~--~·~,45~S~~~OH~OC~to~ber~==:7 Bv GEORGI! WONDU lw HAROL-D GltA Y lv R,U;RttRN VANBUREN W'"'"'"' WINIIrll i RI::D TO .~ ILL '10U MAY TRY ,A.GM'-1 I \'VS1L PUT 'tOU UP IN A HOTEL. WHERE: WE CAN MAI NTA!".. MAXIMUM 5ECURI1Y I �• ' Miss Boggs is President ol ~ Spanish Club O·DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Ott. 23 , 1964 Joy Hayes Honored New Study Book, 'Genesis' is Circle Theme etting ersonal • • • i I Fal ISeo son Suggestive of. I m TopiC PrOgra . . . . and the Lord's Prayer In unl· son, concluded the provam. Mrs. Willlam Russell, pr.-. Inner Lile is Th ~~~~:"!~!·!!::'':'!,ted POrloWgrsacms G:;pe Hoste.. Ci/U ore NOW 1'00 &NOW' ~::: w~~:. cb!fe ~~slhet!: to Mrs . Kennetll Michael when Roush was W<Otomed u • oew the Chatl<!r club met WednesThe October meeting ol the member World Community At Birthdoy Pnrty Officers were elected and Devollons m keepmg wlth the day evening at her home. Hy- WSCS of the Mm~rsv•He Meth- Da at Rutland , Nov . 6, was Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hayes, committees named when the In MiddJeport fall season led by Mrs .. Mark sell Run Road. . odisl Church was held Wednes- ~ounced and plans madf II) Rt. 1 Middleport honored lhe•r Spanish Club or Middleport 1 Evans opened the meeting of Mrs. Thomas Stewart, v•~ day afternoon in the church so· ank ifts requested to the 1 The nPw study buuk, · Gen- daughter , J oy , wtlh a btrthday High School met Thursdav rv- Mr . ann Mrs_ Homer Jon~s the W~ rJf the Forest Run president, conducted the bus1- cia I room. . ta e . g ~sis ." LJ~ Char_l~~ F ('raf t wns 1! party Saturda~ Ort. 17t11. emng at Lhe high school- with 1"?-ft Thursday for .. C~ledom.a Methoc:hst Church Wdnesday ness session and Mrs. Cha.rles "Rekindling the Inner Ltfe meetmg. 1 rhe top tc of dlsr usswll , when i Pres<:>nt were Sundy l'<:tylor. their teacher and advisor, Mrs. for several days vt_ slt wtth thetr evening at the church. Wlthey and Mrs. Nathan Biggs Through Prayer," was the top- Contributions of $5 each were Lhe Afternoon Ctrrl~ of HPath! Johny and Joey Thomas. Earl Ralph Pratt. daughter and family, Mr. and Group singing ol "For gave the reports of the secre- ic of the program presented by made to UNlCEF and to the ".v.. ethnd.ts 1 ''-'h urr 1t mt' 1 Tlutrs- \ F.ddit", Robert. Rtc . k'·te and E- · Orficera elected include pres_- Mrs. Charl~s Lucas . Beauty of the Ei::lrth," opened and [reasurer. PlaruJ were Mrs. Karl Grueser. n-"" Cross. lt was hvoted to ed nxo M lgs day allt>rnoon at tht> r hurch. 1!ainr Ramsburg; Karen and 1ident, Joy Boggs; vi~ prest- M nd M 5 Harold Pack· the devotions follow for a dinner ln January. Group singing of "Teach Me pay the $5 dues to t e e )..frs Wa!t t'r Hayt":; prf>o;ente-d Troy Sneed, Carla Crisp, Lina I d~nt, Bonnie Spengler; secred r f ~elpre ra~d Mr and Mrs. scripture reading b'om Genes- the place to be announced. To Pray" opened the program County Council of churches. 0 lhe lir~t l'hapter ot thf' nt"w •and Wasda Cardillo Jay Cee \ tary Dav 1d Oli ver; treasurer, ~ck Packard of ~assachuselts is by Mrs.d_Eva~ ;ho n'~ ~: It was decided to open bthe ~ followed. with prayer by Mrs. Plans weno made ford 8da~7o qudy book which tr~H't> !' the and Sally Sparks, Ruth and AI· Dianne Cnswell; reporter, Ka- were Thursday guests of Miss gave a r~a mg u wn cret pal gifts of mem ere Lester Rous~. Reading on the mage sale the place an also beginmnF, ol thf" lrf'a tt nn ::~nd 1.., ..1 W<tlkf'r , Carol Sigman. [ thy McElhmney ; Sgts -at..,.rms Mildred Hawley, Mrs. N a n closed Wt~ prarer ~ resented they are ~ot pre~nt. Members_ topic were gtven by the mem- be announced. ~J~ns. wer~ound " ~an' s rPiation to t~od A dt ~- \l tkt> Swtck. Roxann ,,md Jerf Rodney Karr and Roger Swart Moore- and Mr . and Mrs. Jack Mrs.pJth .~tsso v:u are to bnng arhcles for ~uc hers an~ a question and ans- dis~ussed f£1" vtsttattOn . Miss 8 1 cuss\on followed the \t>'i'>nn P:1nt' r'>on. Andrea . Robm and I and song leader, Mike Archer. Hawley and family . t~e pn-':1' ~· ~~ 1 ngShe?" sale to the nextMmeet~ng . wer peruxl on pray.er was beld. robm cards were sent t~d lph 0 0, s M1ss Bess Sanborn . chair·, Kim Dewhurst , Charf'sl and The club voted to purchase 1 . rlcan ot er, · Mr!l. Carl Roach, rs . er- A poem, "What Dtd I Do For Ethel Garland and man. opent.>d the met>tlng w t th \ Je<~ni':' Shuler. Diann McDan- medals for members o[ the l Mr . and Mrs. John Buckley which focused att_eruton o~ ry Schoonover .and ~s. Char- God Today?" by Mrs. Grueser Grues~r . . thl:! scripture from the Houk uf trl s. Mr. and Mrs . Jack Hayes, \ club. The refreshment commit.- I a?~ ~on, _Jef~ .. o~·it;~:~pe;:.r~ the ~oung ~er~~::m:oth:~; les Buck, received gifts from Stewart M.rs. Roach, Mrs. Ray· Refreshments of pH, and cofJob. The hvmo. ··TillS Is \h' , l'ltrl".h-. Sti:'Vf-' and Teressa. tee for the November meeting vlsJte reeent} , . her opes, ' secret pals. ' M Nathan fee were served ot Mrs. Eugene F'~Lher's. W~rld .'' '"''cts su ng m . Mrs ..JD~n Dyke, Gary, Linda ] will be Rodney ~arr, Rich- e~~\cr~il\~nd Mrs. O't'oen Flnk ~:o~le~s m~~~ :e:ch:!blems. Games were pl~ye::~~:;:!: ~io"'!. f'~1s;:erHow~d Birchfield Forbes, Mrs. Sadie Bro~ umson wtth Mrs. C. \-1 Ht'nnt>·, and Lorr , Mr. and Mr~. Pat ard Wilson, Manlyn Stumbo, a Mrs R0br.rt Reibel is in Chi\- taalm 1 and an article, f aw:;-ded ~f~;. . Biggs Mrs. an~g Mrs. Lathey who also won ~'Lrs. Charles Grue;,er, Mr;tella sy at the plano. . . Eads, Je(! and Melanie and "'1r. l Susie Morris, Patsy .'1-lanley and \" th. ith her daughter and the! of Yesterday an te, rs. ' the door prie. to Hartenbach, .rs.l M Dur\n~ the bust~e~s st>s.~~~: i <:~nd Mrs. Hayes, Sherry and Jim Johnson. . r~!u;, ~r. and Mrs. William we:e read after which she from 8 to 11 p.m. at the Middle· Refreshments were served by Grueser. Mrs. ~~~~el . Norm~s~ ~here t~s ~ ·a dtcus~tunh 0 ~ D •c 1Don. Kathy ..McElhmneyd an~ 0~~ Kitch~n and daughters, De~bie Mrs. Don Grueser read several port High school auditorium. the hostess to the above and Hos~~r Rou~;s. G~ueser and ;:~nnu.a a ..aa r to e ; 1 l A She received many nice pre· anne Cnswell serve ~e ~ea. and Denise. Mrs . Kitchen Is a articles from the program book The Jays wlll emcee the dance Mrs. Wilbur Young and a guest, McCa M Lester Roush. 1 With thto Elpanor trc e st'nts. ments to the above an uste patient at the Chillicothe City followed by a discussion. Pray-l::~..,,_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiii~M~rs~.~C~h~a~r~le~s"C~a~r~s~on:·...= ...,.;;R~e~v~.~·~·;;;.._;;;;ra;;;..=--=--• r'?'port wa s gtven on the r~.mOhlinger, Edith Hapton~tall, Hos ita l. er b Mrs. Sisson closed the mage ~.<Jle ht"l d :t>cently. 111e l TO SEkVE LUNCH Ka~hy Lacey, Sharo~ H~rr!son, M~s. Robert Faulk and so~, proiam. circle \oted tu pB.\ $5 on the Th AH ed W S C S will serve Ketth Morgan, Eddte Gtlmore, Bobby, have returned to their Mrs. John Scott secretary World CommuT1lt;. O;n pro]ert. e r . .' . . ie and Gflry Stobart, Joey Stephen- home in Urbana following sev- literature and publication, Mrs. David Ent ~ mtn ;u·r ~Gve \ lunch of sand~lch~s, PN 3 i son, Ann Criner, Ellen Hawley era\ days' visit with her par~ tributed prayer cards for a brif'r summar~· of 1h_~ !Jrsl \ colf~e .. on elechon a~ ' ~v . Jd ,and Mrs. PratL. ent~ Mr. and Mrs. Gail Miller. Week of Prayer and Self Denial bonk in thf' Bibh• prt"n·dmg the Ibegmmng at 10 a.m., m e 0 -· A S ber. _ c '-.:"" The Robinson store building undrr Mr. and Mrs. A. : car and explamed the purpose and l~sson h:ptc ~:l~ ~n\ L ~'rrnch Ithe votin place. Proceeds to ry visited recently m Colum· ways in which the money ls btrthda~ ~ 0_ ~ ;r- ·h ··nd Mrs' go to thegChurch Improvement bus with theJ.r daughter, ~rs. [ used. An offering was taken M.rs Ll rna .1g ter a d ·1r~ d Ralph Stockman and famtly, and prayers for each day of the :'\~an \lourP wt're observ r 1 un · and their son Henry Sc-arberry coming week were read by the A dessPrt cours£" wa s st!'rvrd . , . - .I ··1th 3 1 TO GIVE PROGRAM and famtly . members. . I frurn ;;t , rabe <uvett·u Th e r·U'St 1saue of th e Mid - •f St t Burdette . . of Durmg · the busmess . . , •rt>d"" wtlh 1 The Alfred w.s.C.S. will pre· ~~ rs. • P.War sesSion, 1 1 gret>n <loth and f'(1" ' f 11 nl the pro•ram for the Week dleort High School paper has 1Point Pleasant, W. Va . ViSited in charge of Mrs. Jack Curtis, I an ar rangPnwnt •J ll"t' \nrn se " Self Denial on I been released an d stu dens t rna k- th1s . wr.(! k wtt· h M r. and M r s· prestdent · · was voted to pay f p r and 1t ' and orange ta~cn, in cry'>t<l I 0 raye 11 f h f t d f ·1 ' , Sunday· Oct. 25 th, at 8 p.m. ing the honor r~ or t_e I~S John L~ons an am~ Y: the dues to Meigs County Cou~Shop From 9 in the Morning Until 9 in the Evening hulder:-. G 1 . - -· _ -six weeks gradmg perwd m- Mrs_ Lh<Jrl<:!s Sea rles rs m Ala- cil of Churches. A commuru~ostes:-;es w~·t' L~~~~~itt~ an1d~ er Cook and Mrs. Herbert elude, ~niors .. Joy Boggs, Jer- ~nma where she is visiting with catwn was rea~ from Eas_ter Zelgler. ~lrs. · 1\1 H · Ct bers contributing ry Dav1s, Mtke Bratton, Earl her parmi~ and other relaUves. Rogers concermng the appmntMrs. Carlin Kt>elor . - ~ 3.:__ ~m- _ , ta~ ·, · DeWees, Martha Fowler, Paul . Judy Butcher, student at ment ~f a missionary peJ'SonGerard, Ellen Hawley, Linda ' Ohio University in Athens, spent nel and Mrs. Sisson was named. Kauff, }like Lloyd, Judy Moore, the past we'~kend with her par· Refreshments were served Keith Morgen, Martha Nichol· ents and family, Mr. _and ~~S- 1 hy Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Kerns (Conlinurrl From Page _51 confidrnce that no matter what son, DGris Ratliff and Roger Ira Butcher and son Jtm. \\hlle Roush to those named above at moments and more import-! sin and sickness have cl.ouded Stiles. home she observed her birth- and Mrs. Alfred Yeauger, Mrs. ant. a willingness to f.1f'(' the ; our mi~d 5 a~d hearts If we Juniors - Carole Anderson, day anniversary al a family Russ Watson. Mrs. Lawrence ' truth about ourse-lves 110 mut- : ('i-HI g"t 1t out mto the open. be- Cynthia Conde, Connie Cook~. dinner held Saturday. Joe ~oore Napper Jr., Mrs. Uswin Nease, ter how pamlul th at ifll 1h may : rorl:' t;pd ;md a ft'llow hu~an Jon Cunningham, Mike Gard- of Columbus was also a dmner Mrs. Robert Laude:rmilt, Mrs. s'::'em a! ttrst tll:'ing 1t wrll fade and the 1m- ner, Larry Gladwell, Kenneth . guest. . . Fred Nease and Mrs. Stacey 1 Here then ts .,., ht>rL' Clll ts ~ ,1 ~1-' ul good m whtch we w~re Harris, Linda Jacobs, Kathy Miss Carol Bachtel was m Arnold. lian latlh ;.u~d prave;J r~->all~ ' m.tdP \\l\1 emerge _ Such ia the Lacey. 0\ita Lewis, Rita Mul- Vienna, W. Va ., Wednesday to -----come~ tu bf'l.lr : in gJ\'ing us pnwer of God which we call ford, Sandy Mulford, Robert accompany her grandmother, DANCE AT MHS tnq;ivetw -.;s.. I Schmoll, Dee Slaven Gary · Mrs. J . Dawson to the home of The Middl~port Athle.tict ~;':;'d \1 PraveT, if we practice it can Stobart e.nd Larry Vance. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bachtel ciation will hold a teen r1 give Us lhP cuuragr to rrveal[ Sophomores - Elinor Bodi· for a visit. hop this coming Saturday oursf'lves and the patience to mer, Leland Brown, Wayne Da- Mrs .. Ke~neth Byer r~turned l i~ t t'n ;0 anoOtf:'f. I vis Karen Faulk, Sandy Gar- to Galhpohs after spendmg the surh a path Is not easy e3· ten'~ Rose Marie Hackett, Paul weekend in Middleport with TONIGHT thru SUNOA Y Oet . 23-'24-25 pt-cially at first : which is why Haynes, Steve Hindy, Dave her family. Double Feature Program ----. so many fail to rind it. lt is Jenkins, Alberta Little, Susan "PT 109" [ nPvt>rthel"<;s the only road Morris, Donald Nelson, Sandy TO ATTEND CONFERENCE Cliff Robertsot• 1 <.rwav from lonPiiness and into Swartz and Jomarilla Ward. Envoy and Mrs. Ray Wining ('ftochni("()\or ) thl' · sort ut rel<:~tionship with Freshmen - Candace Bahr, of the local Salvation Army wi11 -andanot hN lh::!l is a fortaste of , Kenneth Barth, Jeff Boggs, Jim be in Columbus Monday Oct. " A GLOBAL AFFAIR" rh•rnity with God. It is, in : Conde, Betsy Cunningham, 26, attending S. A. Divisional Boh Hope. . short t he crux of our lives to- Elaine Davis, Janie Gerard, welfare Conference and SecYvonne DeCarlo ~~~~~~~~~~~ ·: get her as A. E. Houseman Bil1 Hackett Jackie Hawley, tiona\ Home League lns1itutes, \ ~ poin1ed out: Karen Hawley, Carol King, with a delegation of 1o c a I I From far, from eve Luanna Mcintosh, Pat Slaven. members. · morning POMEROY OHIO And you twelve - winded sky The ~tuff of life to knit me TONIGHT th;;-TUESDAY Blew hither : here am I. October '23-'27 I 1 D....,.., r. 1 I VOL XVI 1 TOMORROW, SATURDAY MHS StudentS Earning Grade Honors Ll'sted .· DRIVE TO Elberfelds In Pomeroy 1 1 We're having Bargain Days all over the Store - Bargains on Standard Quality - Well Known Brands - Furniture Floor Coverings - Appliances - Ready To Wear - Dress Goods - Draperies - Mens and Boys Wear - Lingerie Housewares- Cosmetics and Toiletries -Cameras and Film. SERMONETIE Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center I lt~ us SAVE you 00 MEIGS THEATRE . Joseph LeVin•'• "THE CARPETBAGGERS (Technicolor) George Peppard. Alan Ladd . Bob Cum min!(:s. Martha Hy er, Elizabeth Ashley, Carroll Baker, Lew Ayres, Martin Balsam. Ralph Taeger, Arch· ie Moore _ Now - for a breatll I tarry Nor yet disperse apart Quick take my hand and tell me [ What have you in your heart Colorcartoon Running time: 2 Hrs 40 min. 1Speak now, and 1 will answer; Admlssion 75c &. 40c How shall 1 help you say; - - ; =- - -- ~­ WED. and Thursday Ere to the wind's twelve October 28·'29 quarters NOT OPEN ffWE'VE I take my endless way. ., You just can't beat Alligator Weatherstyle for looks, comfort and value! BUY LOCAL-· SERVICED LOCAL We will pay $170.00 for you on the complete heating system featured in this ad. · BOTTLED GAS Want A Bottled Gas 17 Years In Bottled Gas ••• and We Service What We Sell! Hook Up? New! See or Call RUTlAND FURNITURE BERN BOBBEne Rutland, 0. Ph. SH 2·4811 We Handle All Sizes of Tanks For BoHied Gu HEATING Metered bottled or brooder hoU!IeJ at • cast tbat wiU t"Orn.peto with ony IJ'PO ol luel1 le the Ont to enjuy th11 modern method of bUtiDI • , Mtl Ill BOWl 500 Gal. LP Gas Systems We He"" The T1111kll What a senseless loss: to lose your import. ant papers, ~ jewelry, family keepsakes ... valuables that so rosily could be safeguarded against theft., misplooemmt, fue, flood, prying eyes_.!Bld for anly a fw cents a week. Why risk dB!ry? Rent a Stl/e deposit boz . _ t«lcq! ... We Pay 3% Interest On Savings Pomeroy National Bank M-mber Fedarol Dopooit tnouron.. Corporation Serving Meigs County for over IKl yean ' POMEROY- RUTLAND 'lt) )• ' ·1 ' '·,/'··· . ~··. ----------------------•• RVE CENTS Reds Down U.S. Plane in VietNam By RAY F. IIERM)()N Ualtetl Prell laterutloall SAIGON, South VIet Nam <UP!) - Communlat guerrillas today shot iown a U. S. A It Force C123 transport plane loaded with a aupply of ammu· nition. The flve Americana and two Vietnamese- aboard apparently were ldlled. A U.S. mllitary spokesman MAGNOIJA, MI8S. (UPil Negro leaders r..,cted angrily today to a circwt jUdge's action in suspending sentences and grantlq probaUon to nine white men I.D the bombing of thret Jloegro h01oes. "MI9Bisslpjll justice i• a eli.. grace to the ation," said· C!w.rles Evers, state field sectetary of the National Assoclaiort lor the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP.! "Such a de· cliO'Ion simply gives 1 license to lawlessness and violence." said the plane waa downed w~ on a resupply mission to tht Bu Prang Spoclltl Forces camp in Quane Due Province. 100 miles northeast of Salgotl. He said It was "unlikely" there were any survivon. He added that rescue crafr flying over the wreekage "reported seeln& tbe aircraft b1Jr'&. ing and ammunition aboard U• Earl Knight Hurt In Mishap Today plodina:... The: massive twin-eqlned "Provider" trausport Wll Dill of two U.S. Air Force planel.., the 1'1!1Upply mission. The spokesman added that thole aboard the cruhed plane \ftl'e ~e ern membell friDl the U.S. Air Force. two ~· of the U. S. Anny Splclal Forces, and two Vietnamett be- lieved to bt mllitary men. ery, whose wife lives In GeorgeMeanwhile. tbe hunt continued town, S.C. for a missin( U.S. Army Special Her home adliress is P .O. Forces officer who was cap- Box 2011. tured during a battle Th,..sday The South Vtet Nam Foreign and was last s~n bein~ taken Ministry formally charged today toward Cambodia by h1s cap- that Towery was made prisoner tors. by '"Cambodian soldiers•• who The otflce.r was identified by were helping Communist Vtet an American military spokes- Cong guerillas in the border man aa Capt. H.Uman Y. Tow- , area battle. 1 The Vietnamese government demanded that neighboring Cambodia return Towery lrn· mediately . The U.S. Embassy in Phnom Penh formally asked the Cambodian government wh-ether it had any informatil>n about Towery. Hoth the Vietnamese govern· ment and U. S. military ~re said Towery was taken~ on .Vietnamese territory ne.the border with neutralist C.. bodia. He then was reporloil taken across the border. A u .S. military spok.esmd ·d r th t . and OUOII sal ear Jer a air . ~ operations were continumg II the area today in an attempt tl rescue Towery. Business of the Week • Gilmore lS 30 Year Veteran • Business ." .,. Midd1eport tJervice 1tation owner, Mr. carol 0. Gllmore, who haa been seUing Sinclair Earl Knight, .a teacher at Waham~ H.leh scb~ol and . a ~ef::..c~~r':or':.OO::.ctah fio~ r~Sid~nt of Mtddleport, waa bospttalized thta mormng Norlb Second Ave. business • wtth lnJUrtes sustamed In a car-tractor acctdent near bout 12 hours each day. Chester· 1 Gilmor~, this past Thursday, Mr. Knight, who has a farm celebrated his 30th year with in 1he Chester area was reo ves on State Rt 681. He was ta- th s· 1 . Ref . C 0 portedly operaUne the tractor ken to Meigs General Jloopilal. R: ls";,";,:~f lhe"':.~:est :.~:~ when t~ accident occu~. The • in the entire Athens District ill UNITED NATIONA, N. Y. mishap. ts being tnves~gated by regard to years ol servic. (UPI) - l'he United Nations the Ohio State Patrol. Gilmore started hi• usocla· :oday observed · its 19th anni· Pomeroy emergency squad: tion with the Sinclair RefininJ rorsary wltll a series of eel.. men were summoned to the ' Company In 1934 when be IM>· 1ratlon~ and the thanks of the wreck on Rt. 7 at 9. 42 a.m. gan operating a atation on Mill :ottgo for Its peace-keeping op. and transported Mr. Knight to St. Two years lal<!r he moved .rations. : Metgs General hospital where to his present location at m 'nle U. N. charter was rati- officials ~i~ he IS suffering North Second. led by the Big Five powers and from an IDJur~ a~Jder and Slx: hundred dollars was the Gilmo~ has never found the 1 major\ly ol the 51 founding possibly other mjun:s. ed goal. As o1 Friday; wltb Oct. S1 job ol operating the service 1 1 nembers on Oct. 24, 1945. Drive~ of th~ car ':flV 0,v n the deadline f162 yet had. to be station one that took care of Today, lbere were 112 mem- the acculent wtth l(nlght s trac- collected. ' l~eU. He worked hard to build ber nttlons to celebrate Unit· : . M~ ~ewsome Hoi Tltot was the report of Mltl- up hi.s trade, and hU probably ed Nations Day and there soon lsi a e, td · N a. suffoap ed dleport Red Cro" Drfve Cbtlr- worked harder to keep It. would be 115. st.a e~ sa ewsome el' ma Paul Casci who 11 appeal- ae· opened his station during• I lacerations of the mouth. ig for a last-week push to put tbe Jate years of the depreBBion . Pomeroy emercency squat!- !be commuity over Ita qoota. when joba were almos "' hard W~NGTOJII - NUCLEAR ~eo were also summoned at casci said $2511 of the amnunt to find aa anow during the swn~·eJ!V•t Ralpi!J!l· L(lPP. ,b.., 7.25 p.m. Frl~~~ O~ver Ret> coUected came lrom buslnell mer in Southeastilro Ohio. Gil· Iteves Red pupa tlltf ltegm proo · "1,<1: ., . ·bowt.. .He I!U hod 1\l!"•"tty ID Dllth foUnd till golq rough, duclng hydrogen bom\ts tn a. obtalnl~g hoi ... "'mlfirh.wxt.- He operated_!))l! ·~ tinbout Jwo years, possibly becom· in !he door.:Or residential Ice .&tatldn" practlcilly by ltiJn. · lng Jn time the world's No 3 self nuclear power afler the Uniied c a : : : of lbl.! Case! Invites Frlends of Gllmore'a oervtce States and Russia. · to t .......,tl · station opel'ator r<Call !bat he B it · · th h' penons pu a CODw.tuu on mr am now IS e t 1rd powtO ·· lope. acScJt:n:s it to ooce went t4 rqonths without er In terms of etomic arms with 1 3 Mi~eenv: p 't. - te - Middle.. eating a meal mea] at home. His France fourth. Lapp estlmat. the •:rn~· ~d name family brought his meals to the ed present Chinese atomic bomb A dozen Meigs County leaders N ta is . eel • station. capaeity at about one a m ,nth were at the conference at Lake ~·· g~ iHt ~!<l'b{ Besides working at his sta-He made the st~tements in a~ 1Hope Friday which had as tts t' toSCI e11" eh 'h. 1 haplpedprec•a- tion almost 12 hours a day. . Frt'd ay Rtt . h United 1' therne, .. ett er L'IVIng . Th rou gh i'o ··Ha w o ave e 't so In'.erv1ew 1ar. 1 your commumy to Gilmore atm flnda time to be. h d Ed . .. ep p ress InternahonaJ, Hesearc an ucatmn. do . -• )1S 1U1are, .. Mr. C85Cl. Ufied · I.Jong to several civic organiza· 1 The occasIon was to celebra te , tions. He 1a a member of the RESEDA CAl ' !be 501h anniversary of. the Co. I Presbyl<!rian Church in Middle· ; ' .IF. YOU . operative Extension Service as port Masonie Lodge 363 In Mitl:an ead 8 horse to water · · well as to chart the course for dle~rt the Ancient Accepted ut lhe old saying doesn't tell the years ahead for land grant Scottish Rites AladdiD Temple you what to do if he 'all' in. college system in Ohio through Shrine and h; Is a 32nd degree . Doug Owens .24, had to !be Ohio Stale University, eo~ Mason: EXPERIENCED OPERATOR -Carl 0 .. Gilmore, owner of the Gilmore Service Station on N. Second-s! In Mid· th~ problem Fnday when a lege of Agriculture and Home Gilmore sells an entire Une dleport, watches hiS employee. Thomas 01ler, pump Smrlatr gas m a car on the week of his 30th anniversary ia ~~;gh~or's horse dropped Economics, the Ohio Agr\cultur. of Sinclair Products, does lui> the service station business. - Sentinel Ph __o:.:t:o:._. :: - -- - - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - f :~kya! d swlmmmg Ex:periment station and the rications minor car repairs and 0 ~ a alp, Cooperative Extension Service. The r1.meral buslnm tn general ·maintenance on any . hc~l for help brought the Dean and Director Roy M. last 30 years has JhoUt vehicle. He also handles Delco ~t>tg rs r~nnlng lJRd the res- Kottman pointed out, "The pup. ed itself in one Important way, and Willard batteries. ~e d operattun began for the pose of these institution~< has al according to Robert Coats Gilmore has three daughters, s ee • ways been and ia now one of the RawUngs.Coats Jean Tewksbary, Middleport, helpinj j)eople ~ith ne\11 know· home in Middleport. Whit!, washington, o. C. By. JOHN A. GOLDS~ITH , afte':' gettrng an enthusiflstu~ re.[ el ol troops and weapons from e~plain that the real civil rlP,tl VATICAN CITY _ THE EC- lt:dge which wlll enable our Coats, apeakplg to the Carla Gilmore, 1 student Umted Press International cept10n from a cro~d of 12.?00 Cuba, 01 free elect10ns m the issue is whether the peopM umenlcal Council must decide A~erlcan families to improve dleport-Pomeroy Rotary Ohio Univenity. His wife is En Route With Goldwater at_ a mgh.t rally m the san I ~apt tve natwns before co11s•der- want a president who win ap. whether 8 pr"~osed document thetr way ot life." Frid8y night, followlnt Mrs. Mildred Gilmore, (UPI) _ Republican prest- Otego, Cahf., b~seba~l park. A mg such deals. proach the metter "C!n the badefining the Roman Catholic Attending from Meigs count.y at Heath Churcll, recalled that dential nominee Barry Goldwa. l nburnber . oft md.ohonLpllcture not· [ Applauds Rights Vote sis of his own congcience ot cl.urch's stand on modern prob. were Mr. ar.d Mrrs. Robert 1- when he cMmt to ter today moves his campaign 1a les, me u mg oyd Nolan whether we will continue to set lems is "a guiding light" or •a shop, Harold Carnahan, Jack 32 years ago all but two per 00 0 for the White House into Pre~;i- 1 and Gloria Swanson, were on I The crowd applauded Gold· civil rights treated as a brutal set of platitudes," Vatican ob- carsey, Vivian Humphrey, Char- cent of funeral! on tM dent Johnson's backyard. It.and for the res~ivities. waler's first mention of nis weapon of political power.'' aervers said today. les c. Know)eb, . s. Michael. -were conducted lit~ in I Making JohnSOn's Texas ! Th.e .sena~or said 0 Goldwtter Sen.ate_ vote against the new In his train-stop speecha. More than 2,200 prelates at- Ralph Mooe. France& · Spencer, church or in the heine of the lestamping grounds his campaign 1 admm1strauon would demand ctvll nghts law. He wenf on to Goldwater first raised - 1D4 tending the council Dlck Sterrett, Ralph elker and ceased or a relative. stumping grounds, Goldwater tough ''horse trading" from the then abruptly abandoned- the thJs weekend to resume .C. E. lakeslee. "Today," be said. .. about schedUled a mid-day speech in CommW1ists before makmg ·my Straus8 Services security aspects of the Walter next week 00 the controversial per cent fl. aD funerala are Austin, Tex., the major city arrangements such as llle re· ! Jenkins case. In Pico Rivera, document. conducted In fwter!ll barnes" closest to tile President's LBJ cenl wheat sales behma tl" S<·heduled Mondav the train's first stop, be said (knoWn a 1 undertaker parlors The Meigs County Amerlc~n Ranch. Iron Curtain. · • the FBI report on tbe recentt,. in earUer days). Red Crou_ blood vrogram 1:s Gold,-ater also was to speak Goldwater said he would de· I F'tmeral serv1ces for John resigned White HQJ.lSe aide SAPPORO, JAPAN Rot...tan , Coati, is preP. indeb~ OVer 40 plnt.a of blood, in Corpus Christi and · ·1a I reand, for example, the disman-11Strauss, 93 .. Cave Strt:et, Pome- cleared Jenkins of any securitJ pan's llrst onow fell Friday, dent of the Middleport ChamMrs, VU'Ill Htmm. county Falls before returning to Wash- I tli r1g of the Berlin well, remov· ro) . who died _this n:'orning in breach but. "did not, of eourse. I< the dlamay of shlverlne totlfber of Commerce, and 1 chalnnan, reported today. ington tonight. · ar. Athens 11ospttal, w1ll be held IcJ.ear up the matter of carele11 lrts. The meteorological agen· preoldent of Rolafy, said he During the past two months, The senator's campaign foray Meigs ACS Lauds IMonday at 2 p.m. at the Raw!. dtsregard ol security procedur• cy said the ·fall measured as e!l Middleport, llkea tbiJ area, Metgl General Hospital used lb Texas was, in a St'l'lSl' a • • Jr,g~·Co:ats funerol horne with which is so obviously indicated much IB seven inches ln some , belleveo It will progreso, and Is four pints of blood, Meigs M~m· campaisn visit returned the Contr•bullons . bunal m 1he ~eech Grove cem· by the Jenkins case ... 10 localities. Mlddleporls High School wllllng to work to help It orial, • pints, Holzer Hoap~Ial, President. Johnson 51 cod The. Me~gs County umt nf .the etery. The li'~v. Wilbur Perrin aiLUMBUS _ THE Marchlne Band halfllme show ~~"''"· II and the Gallipolis Medtcal earlier Ill's th . Ph · . Amencan Cancer Society wtsh. will officiate. 0 Wildlife ·Division remi••-• hun• Memorial Field lr Galllpo- c E Blakulee presented Center, 17. :>thor area hospital th ~ , m~n t'"~· et to publicly acknowledge the Mr Strauss was bon i• Porn- FRIDAY NIGHT'S SCORES '"""' • Friday night opened wltb eoais ~ another In tbe · 10 pinta. teed sen~ orne own, d ~ a - contributions from friends and eroy . the son or Jht tate Philip Kyger Cn!ek 311 YOrk 1 ~~·=·~e~a;a~~~r~':. ~lr~n~e ~oytm theheea~t ch serleo of voc:afloo'l talks by AD of tbil bl~~andused for bi~ ~ informal~:;~~:t~ohl~c:- ~Jaedtive;pol the late Elizabeth ,and 'Gertrude Hoffner Stra 11ss, Belpre f1 Easton, 1 Jng for d _ e P a ng ar , tbe memben of lht elub ooun1y paut:~AP was ina; e o omeroy, es a memor- and was a member of the Fed- MeArtbar 11 Ratlaad 1 mlts at th:erRa~::u:unr ol Honor." tum. Faye WIISO!' 9f Pt. .by tile toea!; lood pro. . Gels Warm Reception ial to her. , erated churct in Pomeroy. His Nortb Gallljo U Raci• t .munlllon·PI8 lib p l'IDY lJI. show featured squad an was 1 IIUOII. . profl'llm now owe1 Goldwater headed for Texas The funds w\11 be used lo fur- w<fe. Margaret, preceded him Rann.. Tntce 11 ty Is Nov. I~. ortqe Goo•· In which the band reachd Mota:• Geaenl Hot !tal Mt~~~orlal boa(>ltal . !0 ther the cause of. concer r .. [ in death in 1959. Soalll....tent 8 Tile dlvls\ \so yard line where It went ADMI8SIONS ~ and M.~ Ge~l. nn" n. CaudldiiH Ttlday search, detection, dtagnosiS. ed· Survtvors include four sons, Coal Grove Soalll P* ' Uno for en:ing• said !he OliO line lengthwise of the Racine Eual<ltl o:. 0 Tile proirllD bas otlly By lhdted Prell lalel'llational ~cation and service to local pa- Otto and Wliliam Strauss, both Waverly 31 Volley lt hunt u 11 lbe drawinc to and halted. At that point • ..,."'ll • plnll, or orj!dita, on hand. tients. of Pomeroy, Arthur · Strtuss, Cheoapeate f1 't lslai'ld \', uam~.oc:.~elleyo or William Rus!ell ~:~ ~thall ~arg:~ Era ROsld$111 miy contribute to Goldwate. - AaaiiD 0 CorpThe ACS seeks In t~is way to Middleport, Charles J. Strauss, Sym- VIIIIJ • ' for Oct 31. I' been, len w.'!i'Columbla; by report· .. Clirtstt and Wichita Fall&, fulfill one ol mankind s greatest Columbus, three grandchildren Maritltl! a DISCHARGES- same Yateo, unit lrom Tex., IIIII WasbiJIIIon, D. c. hopes - the ultimate tnwnph and four great grandchildren. SpriDifleld 35 flolo'lowctll!t. It Jahaaoa - · MempbiJ and over cancer. Friends may call ·a t the fu.. NewM 11 C~IDieiliMihit ' autlAs In all memorial gilts, the neral home alter 7 Ibis evening, Pt. Ple-1 1J , ; ·. CaSCI Reports $162 Short of Goal in Drive 'i:!i An:if .u. rom .Meigs • . 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NOW HEAT YOUR HOME WITH OUR LP GASII DOWI 1 Other Alligator CNII $14.95 to $45.75 BAHR CLOTHIERS Middleport, 0. Rutland Furniture Phone SH 2.4111 Ar..Oid Grote MeL, Here's A Real Buy For You! STOVE and TANK 31,23 DOWN-14.00 PER MO. lverythlng complete with etovo pipe, u1 01 !Ill, . ttt.MI)owe-ywuMW? ••• family the deceased has cards been notifiedol with memorial ciirries the 118me of the person Iri ·Whose memory the funds have been given and !he name -oF ~e persun who ·made tbe gift., "!'~Iller •cltrtool:ledg.. .,,._,, 1 .ent also 1001 to !he conlribu~ ~~i=~~~·~·:~~;J FINED Wellston u Clarence E. Whetstone, ~ . Pozaeny ~. · cuse, was fined $10 and eoitl .a · on t charge of falling to tttcp within an assured clear 4fi&. . tanco all!l $U and <o.jls fOJ: till, llkip in Meli& <9UJ1Iy court I'd- •~tt.e.t 4&y. . ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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