https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b207d1665344910a704058f6dddc3d1b.pdf 7d59d5f3c71a4d3ee8a87754292cd555 PDF Text Text • ' 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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Idell. big Bob Crow and Looie to the 31 and Jewell grabbed a at the elgbt. Hallback D I e k earry with u.r.. minutes and Allnl. .. . ... 4 ..Ji' Pomeroy's Pantbers, bo6sting rUng ol 190 Jb. senior Fullback Five downs and two Athens Diehl. l:lhort pick-up of five yards . Adams then drove to the three. 15 seconds to play. It was Swin- Patte~ Comp• .. ••••• . 41 I }. th eir fine• record in several Phil Swindell . Showing great penalties later , the Panthers J.ewell received the Athens It wa9 theo that Porter made Mcinturf then went to the 2 deU who, along with Smith. Pu.e~ latv. . ....... t · :1 ._ aeasons at this stage of the power, Swindell scored t w 0 took a 6-0 lead on Swmdell's kick-off at the 15 and t"anied his .beautiful pass to JewelL As before being stopped by Dick powered their way through the hmbln . . .• .••••. J · I ,.. season . won a much-deserved touch<Jowns and picked 11p 112 three yard power·iJiay carry up back to the 37 befoce being hit . the ball sailed toward the Porn- Werry, Harley Hendricks, Jeff Athens defense for 70 yards 1 Fumbte. Lott ........ 1 1 10-12 vicOOry ovrr Athena Frl· yards in 18 carries for em av- ~ middle with 40 ~conds l.eft l A.~ Lime clicked away during eroy goal line it Joo~ed as if Gibbs and Dan Allert . after Smith reco'Yered a fum- ] PeaaJties .... ·-·· · · .. 41 • day night, ending a five year erage of 6.2 per try. m the quarter. Bob Sm1th tried the closing minutes of the sec- 1Porter had overshot tus target. On t11e last play of the third ble . · Fltll Dowu ··-····· 1J II ~nx by the Bulldogs. Another big factor ln the e run for the extra points, but ond quarter, Pomeroy's ofrense But at the last lostant Jewell quarter. Mcinturf tried to ram The Panther backfielder:~~ re- Starters: " The win for Pomeroy was a Panther win was the clu!ch was stopped shy of the goalline.lagain beg~n mov in,g. raced behind a~ Athens defend- over but this time, Cr~~· CZow ceived fine . bloc~ing fr~m the ~omeroy - Reed and c~;happy one. It not only mark- passing of Qll8rterback Frank Athens, however, was not to Bob Sm1th picked up four to 1.er and pulled Jt llown. Porter and Porter were waJt.mg for stout offensive line ;mrmg the . mmgs. end!!; Cullums ancl B ~ ed the first time since 1958 Porter whv completed four pass- be under~stimated . The Bull- I the 41, Swindell hi t fnr six and was stopped in his try for the h1m. He missed . final touchdown rlrive. Porter , Crow. guards ; Olettl end ~ Pomeroy had defeated an Ath· es of four thrown. The most dogs nipped right back at Porn- SmHh drove for five on the 1extra points wHh 40 seconds T~er1. with a fourth down thrtw complete to Reed for the ricks, tackles: Carson Crow.[ ~s grid _outfit, but ·also kept 1important of these wa~ the 29 eroy early in the second quar- ' next car.ry. As tJmt>. clicked a- ' left in the lilird . quarter and it and go<~ I situation at the one extra ~nts. . I center. Porter .. quatterbaek.: the Panthers season slate un- yard touchdown pass mto the ter _ way durmg the clo~mg mmute. o ; · During tile Umd quarter the ya rd l!ne on the fi rst play of Pass merference .a1ded AthJewell and Snuth, halfbacU; 1 1 matTed-. jarms of Halfback Bill Jew~ll Coach Don Eskey 's boy s, of !he second quartf>r. Pume- , Panthers gave one of their fin- tht> lnst stanza , the Panther de- ens in its final touchdown drive Swindell. fullbac k. Offensivl Pomeroy continues tied with just before the close of the first realiz ing thei r situalwn, quick- Iroy 's offense agam began mov- est d~fensive efforts of the S('a· fen:;e dug m. Quarerback Hand- that was concluded on a 16 starters were Bruce Sim~ Logan J n·. the SEOALstandings Ihalf. Jewell made a sensation- ly started a touchdown drive . ing. son when they held Athen s at IPy took 1he snap and banded yard toss from Hand ley to Jeff \rihbs. Robert Smith, Dick wilh ' a. 4-D league record. The al ~at<:h to go along with Por- With three mi~utes an? 12 sec- Bob S':li~h pick~d up rou~ tp the one yarl line. Athens ha~ off lr. Ad<Jrns .whu a!IPmpted to Bruce .Rannow w~t~ less than Knight , Bill Nease, Bob Em.ll!'l'. P;mthers are 6-0 overall. ter s fme pass. onds lo play m the first half. the 41 , Swmde1l h1 1 for stx and moved deep into Pomeroy tern- sk1r the lrft s1de. Adams. how- two mmutes remammg. Athen.~ - Dalton and Ran"The · ?oys wanU!d this one FIRST ]_iALF . r·ullback Dun Mcinturf .plowed · Smilh dro~P for five on the nex1 1tnry with less .than two minutes ! ever, wa s stopped. r~r a three Pomer.oy wil.l host Gallipolis , now, ends; Harkin!! and Cade, bad," said Coach Charley Chan- It wr.s late 10 the openrng over from the one yard hne and carry. W1th tUn" runmng out ldl in the thtrd quarer and I 1yard los' by Hob Smtih as Car- nl"xt Fnday mght. 1guards; Oe>nt and Bardorff, cey· "they played a good. tl l.l rd stanza that Pomeroy made its the score was deadl ocked. Quar. fas t. Pomeroy thl:'n went to the looked ce>rtain that the Bulldogs son Crow <J.ud Dick K nigh t 1 P A tack les: Higgens, center; ~ ga.me and deserved to win ," be first touchdown bid. The Panth- terback Ronnie Handley faded air. . . . wruuld a/ least tie he. score. helpffi turn the runner in. Yds. Rush . ......... 189 156 ams and DeVeau, halfbacka:z: satd. .1ers took the ball on the Bulldog hP rk to throw for tile extra I Porter h1t Sen tor F.nd Dav1d 1 Athens picked up a rtrsLdown Swmdell tallted Pom~roy's \ 'd!i . Pass . . . .. ... .. 47 31 Handley . quarterback and Me-; A llighlight of the Panther 46 wih about three minutes re· points hut was dropped by Swin- Reed for a J(i yard completion · on a fourt h and one situation 1last 1oud1down on a three yard 1 Tot Yds. . . , ..... ~. !35 187 In turf, fullbaek . BY BOB WINGETT effort wao the brilliant run- malnlng In the quarter. I I t 1 1 1 I Middleport Ends Long Drought, Slips Past Gallipolis, 8 to 6 1ND AWAY HE GOES - Middleport's flashy fullbae k, Alan Wallace, 22, left, passes the GAHS 35-yard Une wa~f' photogr:fh, enroute to the Yellow Jackets only touchdown on Memorial Field in Gallipolis Friday night. in wan:~; ;:~pran ~~...~:eke!0 ~u/!'bleihag~ need in every department, It was an 1 points, which latea· proved to first period when the Galiians there, but the clock ran oul • The Jaeket~ outhustled, and yards. He had two int~rcepted .i halt. Friday night , on Memorial odd play which gave them their · ~ the winning marp,io. The 1 took Alan Vv'allace' openmg hefore \HIS cou ld get off an- ! outplayt'd tht> Devils in every Middlt"port'.~ tot.<J.I yard<Jge was · . Field' in Gallipolis, Coach Bob only touehdown before 1;500 clock showed 3:35 ft!maining in l kic~off, and drove 56 yards in other play. department aftl?r the (irst 271 in 5ti plays. Gallipolis had : Overall, Muidleport I!IOW Ashley 's Middleport Yellow chilled Parent's Night fans. the first pt>riod after Alan's 11 plays to the Ja cket s 17. 1 :vtiddleport, outweighed near· stanza. So tough was Middle- the oval buL 38 plays from the owns a 2-4·1 season record. GalJackets upended Gallipvlis 8-6 Late in the llrst period, at- brilliant gallop. On a third and five situa- ly 20 pounds per man, stunned port's defense the last three line of sC'rimmage.. Thl? Devlls llipolis has lost aeven ttrai&ht to capture their first ~outh- ier the Asbleym~ bad s~ Gallipolis' on.ly seore came in Uoo, Chris Roderitk fum bled, I Callipoli:;; early in the second periods, tile Gallians ph·ked totaled 117 yards rushmg and wtthout a victory. :. eastern Ohio League trtu~ph ped a GAHS dnve oo their the second penod. lt was set up and Tom King pounf'ed on the f)f'riod when Ala n Wallace ptck- up only one first down. and , passing. 1 of .the campaign. I own 17, Buddy Moore threw by a fumbled punt by Alan Wal· oval for Middll?port. Closest 1ed up 23 yards on the anc ient managed to pi1•k up only Middleport lost die lei'Vlctl The ' victory . Middleport's first aperfect40-yardstriketoball- lace on th.e Jacke.ts' 21. just be- GAHS t·amt' to storin,e arter statute of liberty play. It came' yards rushing -in 15 ground Al<m. Wallace wa s. the big gun . of junior end JobD BJaU bt .-. , for. ~ltddleport agam l''r 1dayt· the first quarter• He 1affered · I In conference pay since 1962, bac k Bruee Wa11_ace: Th a t put fore th.. flrst pert od en ded. . their only TD was in the fourtb aft.!!r a 27-yard aerial from pays. 1 snapped · a three-year, 13-game the oval on Gallipolis' 41-yard GAHS used three plays m period. , Moore to Bruce Wallace, but I .Middleport ·5 h.cu·d . chargi ng mgh! . The speedy fullback cu a possibl~ fraC"tured arm. He -: SEOAL losing streak for the lin~. the first, and two mOJ'e tn the Bill Wam sley in rercepted a ,c;A IIS st <~vt•d nff 1he visitors ' forwanl wall, ll·d by Krn Har- 1 ~.ct~d ~; 7 yards m 19 _a~~e~pt~ was replaced by a 115-pouud. Meigs county eleven. Alan Wallace was stopped for second ~fore Ed Howard crash· Moore-to Bruce \Va l l ac~ pass 1thr eat by sloppmg MHS un the ns. Torn King and Bill Jl <.~ lley . Ht e . reor~e Sauer a e · ' freshman, Mart TaanebiU, It was Middleport's first win nu gain on the ~ns uing play. ed over left tackle to reduce the on the Jackets 42. Th al was the Orvils 24 . 1and Bnb Caruthers. made Gal- m IJ Jatmts The Wallace boys I who gave • good aecoaDt If · · . J'IS ·m s1· x years, Th en came u1e sh-ker · GAHS wa s tn · M1ddl<::· , Mtrr tli.1t, \1 11S drove to Gal- . lw ' s pass1ng · aii<JI' k· ·trn po::;s•' ble .1 were outstandmg on dt"fem.e ' bimtelf · over Ga II1po "'- for coun1 1o 8" -... . u~1even m1nutes aJ.• w on 1y time and the Jackets 16th in 36 Gallipolis that is. 20 seconds remained in the half port territory at fer the first tia·s 41. <tr1d lfl in the 1hird per 1CAHS quartt->rtlaf'k Chris Hod· too, For Ga llipolis, Bill Wamsely ~ames with the Blue Devils Righthalf George Sauer took at '·his. point. I 1~riod. A loss uf six yHrds (Har iod . O;.m Gilmore intercepted I e~lt'k com pl e1ed tmly: twu of For Ga llipolis, Dan Gtlmore was agam outstandmg on desm('e 19~. . · ha~doff from Moore, cut off R1cha rd Long slammed . off , ns broke thro_ughl by Jake E ts· :1 !VIoore :1en<J I to end one e1ght IWI'J als ·last mght. for . a picked up 34 yards in five at· lt>nse . Paul Eich, Stan RobinThe w•.n lifted the Ashleymen · lett tackle, and fumbled the left t~ek le for the extra pomts. el. and lwo mcomp lete pass~s ! tllrl":ll. Nelllier team threaten· mt';J ger 11 yards. He Just dtd- tempts. and Hlcllard Long had son, anl Earl MCCormick came 1 Into undisputed seventh place, ball. Out of nowhere came the ~ut Bill Halley, 185-pound sen- ~ stopped GAl-IS at that point. led in the final period. n't have any tm1e back there i 35 m nine tnes. Ed Howard add- through w1th several nlce an~ ~rapped Coach T~rry Hans- flashy Alan Wallace. He scoop- JOT tackle and .Bob Caruth~s Middleport came w• tll1n mch· 1 The Yellow Jackets. after - loo ma ny J ackets kt>pt break- Ifd 20 and Jake Eisel IO. Roder. lackles. ley's lads to. the. bottom of the ed up t~e .ball: r~ced toward stopped the Devtl s'~ fu!lback m- es of scoring in the second per- penwttmg lial!i po!JS 78 ya rds ing through. . . . 1ick had seven net yards in si:q e'. ght-~eam c1rcutt. MHS t.s now t~e Galhpo~ ts s1deh~, and be- ches from the g~al. Th~t com· iod . T~e Jackets marctwd 65 , r~ shmg in 15 pla~s.' . and five ~ Ml!S wound up wi th 181 neq aUt•rnpts. Next Fnday. Calhpoh9 trav1-4:0 ·.m league play, Galha Ac· hmd beautiful blockmg, raced pleted the game s sconng. yards m 16 plays _ to t h e I fnst downs m the mmal p':'rlod . jyards rushmg Hl 46 ground play<; 1 els to Po~eroy to meet t b I ademy o-5-o . 41 yards to put the Jacltets a- Other than the Blue Dev ils' 1<;AHS one-foot line - as th~ dug in. and stopped everything , Ltl tll:' Buddy .\1oore. a 135 ·1 Thr Ja(·kets racked up 14 league-leadmg. and unbeaten ~!though t~e visiting Yellow head, 6-0: Brother Bruce raced lone score. :Gallipolis threat .. n- 1.hall ended. A 15-yard p<Ni from :the Gall i;Jns r1ad to of fer there-; pound Jun tor quarterback. com- 1first downs .. and pe r.mit ttod .the Purple Panthers. Middleport Jaekets dommated the game ' around nght end for the extra ,ed but once. 'that was in t h e Moore to Bruce Walla ce pul itl alter. Ipleted f1ve of JO passes for 90 Dev•ls but s1x - all m the firSt 1plays al Jackson. 41 yards to put Coach Bob Ashley's lads out m front, 6-0. Bruce far right lB Middleport' ri P 5 left fn the fl rst. Getting ready to cut down a GAHS defender on the sen num~er 55 Middle • rt en thr s, number 66. In the middle, trying to catch Wallace is Gallia's John Magma. J·- - - - - · - - po• won e game, 8·6 to snap a three-year, 13-game winless streak in the SEOAL. BY HOBART WILSON JR. 'tt, ;' · Statistics II I YARDS RUSIDNG GALLIPOW (II PL.\YER.-Poo. TCB YO AVG GUmore, RH ....... t 34 U Howard _........... 6 20 4.0 Long, FB .. .. .. ••. 9 35 3.1 Eisel, LH .. .. .. . • . 5 10 2.0 Roderick, QB .. .. . 8 7 1.1 TOTALS .. .. .. .. .. . 10 101 U MIDDLEPORT (81 PLA YER.-Poo. TCB YG AVG A. Wallace, FB .... _ 19 117 6.1 G. Sauer, RH ...... 11 37 3.3 B. Wallace, LH .... _ 13 32 2.4 W. Moore, QB .. .. .. 3 -5 ·U TOTALS .. .. .. .. .. 45 111 3.9 TEAM STATISTICS SCORE BY QUARTERS Gallipolis .. .. 0 6 0 0 Mi~dleport ... 8 0 0 0 FIRST DOWNS GallipoliJ .. 5 1 0 0 I Middleport . 2 7 4 1 - 14 YARDS GAINED RUSHiNG Gallipolis .. .. 78 18 13 10 - 111 Middleport . . 43 73 57 39 - 21.2 YARDS LOST RUSIUNG Gallipolis . .. . 1 o 1 11 - I! Middleport _. o 11 5 a - 11 NET YARDS RUSHiNG GalllpoliJ .. . 77 18 L2 ·I - 1116 Middleport .. 43 62 52 24 - 181 PASSES ATTEMPTED Gallipolis ... _ 1 0 o 7 _ 8 Middleport .. - I I 2 1 - 10 1 PASSES COMPLETED 1 GalUpoliJ .. ·- 8 3 0 2 2j Middleport .•. I 3 I 0- I P.I.IISES INTERCEPTED I' 1 1 ·--- Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy·M tdd!eport, 0 ., Oct. 24, 1964·3 was r lim<tXfd witll a lwo yard tnuchaown run by Dyer. During the second quarter Belpre built up its le3d to wht"re tt Columbus Brookhaven 16 Columbus South 0 Franklin 42 . Columbus Aquinas 0 A 11 r ngton 14 Mount Vernon 12 GollipoliJ · · · 0 0 I I Z Logan's Chleftolns Worthinglon 21 Whitehall 7 MASON - John Noland soor. Middleport · · i 0 0 0 0 tllelr sweep loward a second Grandview 40 Urbana 6 ed three touchdowns Friday ~ARDStllip GAINKD PASSING consecutive SEOAL champion· Groveport 30 Hilliard 0 night to lead St. Marys to a . olls · · ·• · 0 0 ' II - II ship Friday night with a 34 • 6 Hamilton Township 34 Middleport -. 40f7 a 0 - 80 v1 ctory over NeIsonv1·ue. Teays Va11 ey 41-7 victory over the Wibama NET RUSR·PASS White Falcons at Bachtel Field. Galllpolla _ 77 11 12 10 _ 117 With All • SEQ halfback Newark 13 Chillicothe 12 The game marked the final Middleport . 83 1011 55 24 _ 271 George Hummel used only as 1 Watkins Memorial 40 home appearance of the season FUMBLES BY punter due tD a knee Injury, Granville for the Falcons who now have Pomeroy 20 Athens 12 Gatpo II . lis ... J o 0 o- 1 fullback Dale Brenning took up Middl tar.tu u 6 lost seven games and ty1na one . Middleport . 1 0 1 0 _ 3 the slack and powered t h e epor .a po s play al Spencer and at FAMILY DAY- Last Sunday was family day at the Pomeroy Gun club and a large group of membera, their RPCOVERE 8 Chiefs to their win. Logan 34 Neloonvllle 6 ~ D Y Springfield Shawnee !4 RutlaJld Oil tile next two Frlfamilies and other guests were on hand to enjoy the once·a-year event. In the top photo, Wayne Swisher, second Galllpollo .... 1 o o o _ t l Logan taUied In the first Greonon from the right, trap shoots while Dr. Clyde Ingels waits his turn at the far right. Others in the photo, I to r, ~re :1 0 I 0 3 iod going 11 yards in 14 Marietta 42 Ironton 20 put St. Mary• on the Paul Baker, who won the Class A championship for the day; D1ck Wmebrenner and Harold Smith, Class B wtn· Middleport PENALTIES to send Brenning the Port Clinton 20 scoreboard for the first Ume ner. Everyone had a turn at trap shooting and h ere (middle picture) Mrs. Clyde Ingels, who won the Women's class, Bedford (Mich.) 18 early In the llrst period whoa plllls the trigger of a 12 gauge shotgun while her hu sband looks on. Others in the. photo I to r are Mr. and Mrs. Gallipollt ... 10 Ill I 0 - 34 yard for the TO with Middleport . ' . 0 15 0 IS 30 malnlng. Harbor :rr Glbonsburg 18 he raced 65 yards on a punt , .. Roger Winebrenner, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Riggs, Curt Mc':Jauiel, and Mrs. Don Betzmg. At boltom, Richard Jones, PUNTS GaiUpolis: Long, Nelsonville tied the In Elyria 32 Sandusky 8 • turn for the touchdown. ·r 0 m in behalf of Gun Club President Dor Schaefer. presents trophies to the wmners of the family day tr~p shootmg 5-146 yards; Middleport : A. Willthe second period after Berea 52 Bedford 28 Summers kicked the extra point oontests. Receiving trophies, I tor, are Dr. Keith Riggs, Class C winner; Paul Baker, Mrs. Ingels and Smith.- Sen· back Richard Polley Helgllts 22 to make tho score HI. sumace, 2-65. tlnel Photos. SCOruNG··- Gallipolis : Ho. a Logan fumble on tlte Berea Midpark men was succe9Siul. "' 11 v e ward, &-yard run, 11 :20 left In tslno' 14 yard line. On the third 20 Medina 16 extra point kicks out of o1J: oecond period. Long run failed. play little Gary Haynes 11ped 12 tried through the evening. Middleport: A. Wallace, 41 • yards lo score with 6:01 left In Palneoville Harvey 12 rue) The oecond tauchdown of tbo By United Prm International .. Springfield North 0 yards 00 pickup ol lumble. the period, WlckUffe 11 game came on a two y or d Pandora Gilboa 26 J Greenview 30 Southeastern It PATS - B. Wallace, run, 3:30 The Chleltolno then drove Painesville Riverside plunge by Dave Hickman ro S n ervllle 14 1Me<hanlcsburg 71 left m lira!. yards In 12 plays ot oend quar- Chardon 41 JefferiDD 20 cap a 33 yard drive !or I b • pe c I West Liberty Sal•m 0 ( - u._ - I terback Jobn the final Verm!Uon 18 Huron 6 Summers missed hll on. Shawn•e 18 Kenton Tecumseh 30 Northwestern 0 GALLIPOW lib: yards to paydirt with 71 aec. Welllngton 8 Mldvlew 8 ly extra point kick to make the Celina 34 Coldwater 16 Dayton Rooaevolt It Ends - Ei..atJ&le, Gibert, onct. left In the half. Jim Brandt Oberlin 38 New London 14 score 13-j) al the end of Ute llrll North Gallla put together tors opened on their own 30 Elida 20 Ottawa 14 Dayton Meadowdale 8 McCormick. added the twc>polnter lor 1 14-8 Klrlland 24 Cardinal 1 Waynesfield 28 Dayton Fairview 34 Tackleo - BUI'IIetl, Lee, Elch, balltlme lead. Lakewood St. Edward 26 Hlckman tallied again oa 1 two long dnves. both good for yard lin~ and in 10 plays, hit· BLlckeye Loc~l 6 Dayton Stiven 0 Hamilton. ~gan .struck twtee In t h 1 ToledO' Clay run in the secoo 4 31 26 touchdowns, one In the oecond ting on passes of and Perry 20 · Dayton Stebbens 8 Guanla - RobillJOII, Smith, flurd pertod on drlvea ol t18 and Geneva 24 Beachwood 2 The drive bad started and the other m the fourth per- yards, scored from one foot out, Lima Central Catholic 0 Beavercreok 8 <tiel Janey. 47 yards. With 6:11 left Gauer Cle81'Vlew 2t Lorain St. Mary from the St. Morys' 29 yard lod, to defeat Southern Local In Chick sneaking in. Again the Fremont 14 Findlay 8 Franklin t8 Lebanon 6 Centers - Wamsley, Mil· hit Brandt witll a It-yard touch- Flrelando tl8 Black RIVI!r 6 Summers' kick was good a Southern Valley Football Con· EP !ailed. There was 7:42 left Wintersville ?:1 Covington 26 Graham Local I nu,.en. down paoa and Brenning added Manofteld Senlor 20 Marton 1 lor a 2141 lead. Handy BuUIerence game Friday night. 12- ;in the linal./"'riod. Wellsburg <W. Va) ! Miami East 32 Nortlteastern I Fullbacb - Lonr. Howard, the conversion to make lt 2M. Coshocton e · · next capped a 66 yanl 0· I CA E CLOSE Toronto 14 Mi"io-Junction 6 Wilmington 28 Greenfield 8 Greene. Only U seconds rema!Ded MaDsneld Madison with a one yard pltm.. Dan Chick, quarterback. Sou thern. with Steve Cleland, Cadiz 24 Dillonvale 6 Marion Catholic 8 Quartrback1 .... Roderick. wben halfback Dale Mlller, Clear FJJrk H t')'eatline 0 in tne same-quarter. That throw key passes in both dnves.' rlgbt halfback, doing the beavy Weirton (W. Va.) Madonna 28 Big Walnut 0 Halfbacks - Anderson, Gil· lng lor Hummel, !allied Bellefontaine 8 St. Marya I with the ectra point, Coach Pete Ntbert s . boys aod land assaultmg. really never Jeffer<on Union 12 Richwood 20 Mt. Gilead II moro, Eisel. the four yard line and a IH Hlcksvrn.. 14 Leipalc 8 he visitor' a 21-11 h8lf· thosl! of Coaeh Bill Pnddy "ere rn..ed tile ball well untU late Adena 20 Yorkville 6 Pleasant 26 Colonel Cnwlonl 0 MIDDLEPORT ead. Vanlue ZO Cory Rawoon 8 lead. · about OVI!II on the ground . The in the game. ~e Tornadoes got Tiltonsville 14 Union Local 0 Riverale 34 Ridgedale 1 Ends Hood, Tanneblll, The final score came 111 the Blulltou 20 Ada 0 Noland got bock Into the tel Gall)ans had 116 yards ?n the to th• Galhans 32 yard line '" East Liverpool 26 Elgtn :rr Mohawk 8 Blake, Vance. fourth quarter alter Steve Lake 28 Lotan IIllis I In the third quarter as he ...,_ turf, Southern 126. But II was ~~ second qu~rter, did notbMartins Ferry 18 Bucyrus 8 Norwalk 6 Tacldes- Halley, Plckent. ery intercepte4 a Hound l different. In the air. rng threatening'" the third, but Benwood <W. Va.l Union 26 Bellevue It Tiffin 8 Guards- H.vrl1, !fumpbreyi, on thelosen' S3 yord Uno. Jackson an H lead. run ~~·~,:~.:n ;y~y.: Clilck compl- five of 10 at- nearly scored In the fourth . I Bridgeport ~ Galion 20 Shelby 14 King. nlng smashed U.... )'lldl Welistan came back In I b o Summero made good on both tempi< good for 121 yard• whtle 0P"ntng on thetr own 38 Bl· Salem 28 Wellsvtlle 6 Willard 12 Upper Sandusky 0 Centeri _. Aehley Caruthers score with 1·10 JelL liOCODll period with only eiJbt utra point tries and the "lrd Southern quarterback Bobby ter Gallia led 12.0, the Torna· Youngstown Rayen 8 Carey 38 River Valley 16 Fullbacks - A. Wollace. · WEuSroN WINS oacondl .rematninl ao Etvln quarter score wwo 41.0. "' Grueser htt on four of ll iood does moved to the one foot hne I Youngstown East S Buckeye Va\1ey 26 Olnangy 1' Qnarterbacb ...:. B. Moore. Fullback TIITJ ErvlD a 48 yard drive to score Milton Roush •cored on I ror 3S yards. . but ran out .0 f .tim£". ! Hopedale Re serve s 48 I Wapakoneta 20 Van Wert 8 Hallbaclt:l - G. Sauer, B. ed that he .... lully th n ard lin A "=G tt Galba back Oth t t t h N Jh • e Oe Y e. run yard pass !rom Randy van •..._ are e, , " sa "tcs ' ow or · New Athens 0 Coventry 26 Ken! Roosevelt D Wallace. ' from a concuuloo sullerrtd tho EP ~ailed and Jacbon•• Meter in the final porlod •• • oponed the acorlng lor the win- ; G<tllla fumbled twice, recovel' Sebring 20 Columbiana 0 Tallmadge 6 Stow o the GallipoliJ pmo two H lead held. h w 1 nora with 2:18 left In the oec· ed both, while Southen also fum· Hamilton Taft llll Nordonla 20 Green 6 ago by acorin• all of The Rockets earned their Reg ~ s utou. lor the Falcons. CenterblU'J 8 111111dale f ~quarter OD a touchdown run bled twice, recovermg but one. Mn•anore 20 Mancbester 8 Clrel~ 21 litllaboro 18 points Friday lllgbt In I cbllJ. victory In the ftnal period poinf Hart kicked lbe extra !rOITl one yard out. An attempt· , Southern had 15 yards In pen· ·Next week Southern plays Waynedalt 34 Norwayne IS Piketon 5I N!lrtbwest 18 lng 12-i victoey over arclt·rival 71 yard drive that ended ttd EP pu1 fizzled. The TO caJ> allies, North Gallla 35: Soutb· Glouster at Racine Friday Smtthville 8 Doylestown 8 (de) Portsmouth Notre Dame 48 Jackson. · Ervin golnl fn !rom ihe 0 n St. Marys rolled up •n bnprea. P"1a 114 yard drive In 10 playa, ern mtercepted one Galhan pass, nlgbt. North Gallla ts boot tD Mentor 20 WUiougbby South 14. • .New BOlton 12 The lronmen look 1 8-o lead y•rd otrtp,e. This oame with 8 , 224 yards on the ground t110; biJgeot gainer belnl I North Gallla did not Intercept Hannan Trace next Thursday Fairport 30 Waverly sa VaD.~ It , with a:S5 left ill the IOCOild per- Ol showiDc mr the clock. while holding lhe Falcono to Clll'CI:· pau of 2tl yards. any Southern passes. ntght. Ashtabula Edgewood 12 Minford t . lod by drlvi!IJ Ill yardJ to aenil Well!lon then bad lo slo 65. They hit on two ol five pass. JiGrth Gltllla was held In Southern now Is 3·3-1 overall_ By quarters: West HollllO!I L2 '11lree Rl..-a 8 ~th West 0 quarterback ~. lllrrlson tho Jackson arive on their es for 56 yards While the P'al· etJi:k bt·Southern until !ale 1nl2·2 In the league; North Gallta j North Gallla ..... . o1 o 6- 1.2 Zan<svllle Rosecrana 11 Piketon 18 Norlliwat 11 final ·!our yardt lor the TO. yaid line about lOur made good on two of lour 44 Yards. First downs fa. !be lhlril period wben the viii· Is 2-2 In tht SVAC, H overall. Racine . . .....•. . 0 o o 0 - 0 FfWJIIIIq 18 Oolwal>a 21 Laadoa :a 11u117 lleDr7'a two • laltllo ciincb 1111 bfl WilL St. Maryo, lH, North Gallia has 12-0 Grid Win I 2' i 41-7 to St. Marys Ohio H. S. Grid Scores SHOP TONIGHT a...., ° UNTIL 9 PM 1 THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,;t;:· I o..: YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A HONDA I)"RY ',. CLEANING See fhe Full Une (Ofil RI!OUEST) . I' I ' I .· ROBINSON'S , CluttERS 2-$4~.····'· At ..• Hawk's Cycle Sales + ! ' ltoulot 50A & 13, 1 Milo No .... of A-1 9JOft ' 10 5 M..._ , . , . lat.-9 10 t Tuoo. WM. Ptt. LY 244M . . A - • 0. .i ' ' •' �• :'"Rio College Selects Four Honor Students Letters Sent River News At Eastern To Physicians Gauge readings · Gallipohs runmng feet A A d By Board Hea d IIon74,Damrollers, Pomeroy·Mason 20 . ' re nnounce Pt. Pleasant 24 24 , Hinton I Riding Club to Meet ou Tuesday 4-Daily sentinel, Tho Melt!s County Rldllll Club will ~old its regular month· ly meeting Tuesday , October l82, 120, 2 27 at 7:30p .m. at the Rock l Springs Grange hall . Several items of business are on the a· Four 1Uo Grande College Esther Clark. president of the 1.05, Kanawh<:~ falls, 3 64. Char T~e following students have ~.enda., Also, a film . en!!tled, eds have been cbosen u outgoing OOard of trustees of leston 17 95. London. Marmer rece1ved grades or B or above They re Off and Runrung will leaders for tbe 196HS season, Meigs Memorial Hospital, [nc. and Winfield dam s were on the I during the first six weeks' per- ~ shown. Tlus film concerns and two other girls have today publicly released 6 letter sills . iod at Eastern High Schol the raising of quarter h.orses. }o'RESHMEN , Twila Karr. Ridin.g club ~embers Sl:U~ all chosen as alternates. that is bt.ing sent to each phy· Boat movements1 . Two of the cheerleaders sician who served on the starr Ohio River - Chnsty up 14 , meetmgs durmg the wmter l freshmen . The} are Sarah Dorthere under the soon·to-be de- 6:20 p.m ; Robert Reed up 14, . SOPHOMORES, Jack1e Bahr months will begin at 7:30 p.m. an, New Albany, and Ned a solved board. 8·40 p.m.; Cherokee down 14 .11XJ, Karen Carter, Linda Hen· Refreshments win be served by 1 Bradford, Middleport, 1 a m .: Zimmer 1own 14 , 6 :W dcrson. Mary Mankin. Edna Me· the club. The other two The letter <eads: a.~ : Vulcan down .1~. 4:40 ':!..' !Coy.' .Dennis Newland. Patrlc· l = = = = = = = = = terved as cheerleaders last year " May I take thi s opportun- m., Natwnal up 16, .Uo am., w .Smllh . and were re-eelected this year. I ily to thank you for the help OVEC u~ ~6, 6.30 <1.1~ -: Ess~ l JUNIORS , Bill Allen, Greg SPECIALIZED They are: Sondra Drake, a which you have extended the Pennsylvama up 17 · 2 20 a.m., .1 Ch 1 B - lz p t FOR THOSE 1 lor , Pomeroy, and Joar. RiCHARD E. CARTER courtesy you have displayed and Jefferson up 17, 4 a m_: Blue 1Bal ;y \ X f:h · ~ry K ~n hl 1~ - SEVERELY DEAFENED em, Nelsonville, a sophomore. the fina1wial support you have Seal down 18. 3·r,5 a~. ; A. E. !fa L~~~~~s. ~~bc~ 1 , 1 n~'~s·sel;~n· 'l'he two alternates are Mary given to the boar d of trustees Dyke down 19. \0 . 55 p.m.. McCurdy, a sophomore of Meigs Memorial Hospital. Inc. Bob Benter down 19, .4 SENIORS, Wilma Atherton, Coshocton, and Linda Net!, in our attempt to operate thi s Sally .Polk down 19. 5.30 [l.ID., Dumu Baer. ltoger Bahr, M~rti'eshman from Kitts Hill . I t-:ospial. Orleman down 23, 5 am . : El- rilee Coleman, Alice HarriS, 1 As Rio Grande College does gercliff up 23. 7:20 p.m : Jerry Kenneth Hartung, Barbara LaDLY 3-4550 1 Bot have an intercollegiate foot·· we regret that our associa· Bosworth down 23. 10 p.m.: ham, Rose Marcinko, Iris Meball team, the clleerleaders will tion cannot continue on the bas. Philip Sporn dnwn 23, JO p.m.; Coy. 245 E. State St. Athens first perfilrm at Rio Grande is that it has the past wo \ Inca down Greenup 11 :40 p.m.; . , . , ' · · 1 D •t ld ll 3 · (X I aenotes stra1ght As. College's £irst basketball game. Announcei?cnt 1s bemg. made1years. Pame a . up " e a. 1 p rn ., _ _ _ _ _ _ This game which will be part of the appomtment of Richard •. 1 is with the deepest feel- Warren Hougland aown Mel· ' · ' • E C l 8 Ed eo t Rd . dahl :HO p.m.; Ravenswood up o. Rio Grande Colleges Home- · ar er, gem n ·· mg that l vmtr !h1s letter to · I coming celebration will be play~ as Deputy District Grand Mas· ,. Meld(!h\ 6:15 p.m.: Western 1 , ed Saturdey, November 21, at ter of.tlle 12th Masonic District y~u. _ . dow~ Mcl~~hl ~ p.m.:. ';· W.' 3 p.m. in the GaiUa Academy of Oh~o by the Grande Lodge i rhe new corporatwu ~s expect- Swell up ···1eldahl 9.D<J p . n~- · High School gymn.Jsium in Gal- of Ohw. Th~ appointmtent was ed to take over operatwn of. the John Hood up Meldahl 12 .10 ·lipoli! Ohio. made at the 155th annual com· 41 bed cour.ty owneJ factlity a.m.; Lady Hosemary up . Mel" AT THE Rio' Grande College's oppon- munication held in Clveland. on Mulberry Heights et mid· ?ahl 1:35 a.m .: Walter Beck· ett will be Michigan Lutheran , nlriht Oct. 25. Harold Sauer has ]Ord up l't~eldahl 3·45 a.m . C ll . ., Mr. Carter surce.ed!li Theodore been appoint::d new buard chair- 1 Galhpnhs Dam - HPllable up o ege of petrOlt, M1ch. 1 Reed. Pomeroy bankPr. who ( man : l0:15 p.m.; Hnrvey Jordon j h<~ s held the post for the pas1 I down '/.:40 a.111 ..Sycamore up MULBERRY AVE., POMEROY . ..,1.,,...,.,.""'""""'""'--""' ·· ' three years - The n~w distnct l j 7:45 a.m.; Or{'O up 8:10a.m . . . dep~ty ha s been acl1ve m. Ma· 1 Firf' Balon Routine Kanawha River - Semet up [ : some orders fo r over 20 years. j Lundnn 5 a_m_; Allen R. Mer· He is a member. and Past Mas· 11 Highlights Show 1rill down Marmet 7:15 p.m.; EVERYONE WELCOME ·: ter of Morning Dawn Lodge No., . . 10. P, Shearer do\vn Marmelll: Sponsored By Tho: Free and Accepted Mason, I A. f1rt' ~aton routmf' by J:-um ! 10 p.m : o . F'. ShPnrer down ••• n" Gallipolis MEIGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CLUB Chapter, RoyJ.l Arch , Major Mike Mulford ;_md .'ip€· 1Marmet 11:10 p.m.: Helen z.I Pd. Pol. Adv. In Middleport ~ · Masons, Moriah Council, Ruyal ·c.ial twirler ?Ioria Buck_ high. Idown Marmet 12 :05 a.m.; Lucy Miss Maxine Bennett of Co- and Select Masons. a 1n~mber light ed halftime entertamment . Jane Lucas down Winfield 5 lumbus is recuperating from and Past Commander o! .The by the :omeroy . high school 1p.m .: Glendora up Win(ield 8:- 1 throat B\l'gery and is visiting Hose Commande~. , Kmghts b~nd d~r~ng th~ P<mther·Athens 105 p.m.; Thelma Ann up Winwitb her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Templar, and .o\laddm Shnne ~[ game F nday n1ght. fi eld 11 :45 p.m. ; Celia Shearer Colu~bus " a~d the Gal\Jpohs ! The two band memb€'rs drew I up WmiJ<>ld 2 55 am.· Charles Bennett Mrs. Don Burkey of MarJetta Galhpohs ;,hnne Club. loud <~pplause for their baton is visiting with h~ parents, Pnor to his dppointment he! tw1rltng performance to the mu~· C. A. . Enumsh, a pa- 1w.\ls servmg as educatiOnal dL·[ sic of "76 Trombones." The presentation of the Pome- 1 uent at Me1gs G:neral Hosptt· . rector of Morning Dawn Lodge. al, and Mrs. Emnush. Mrs. E~rl Mr. Carter is aclive in chruch roy band was opened with the ~ough:r of Columbus also VIS· affairs, being a member of SL fanfare and then the sound of I - - - - - - - - - tt.ed w1th her parents rec~n~ly. r Peters Episcopal church. and instrumenl s to the tune of ! Mrs. Eugene Snyder ol San . . - " . W d n f ''Look Sharp .. , Among those who cnlered , . 1s ser·vmg as ..:1emor ar e o ' · I · 1· h 24 . D1.ego. Ca~tf. srnved by plane that rhu.rch . He 15 manager of During a precision orm seg- Holzer hosp1ln 1n t e past . !h1s .w.e~k m .the area wh~re s.he i the Haskins Tanner clothing ment of the show, the band hours were ~s. Harold E. Oh· IS vrsltisg Wlth her aunt, Miss , store. and has been active in played and marched to th~ mu- ver, 65 GarfJeld Ave., Jeffrey Hazel Vancooney and relaltves busi ness cirdes. having been sic of AI Hurt's " Java."· ! Lee Cameron, 89 Edge~ont chairman of the Ael1lil ·Mer- ~ Majorettes are Pam O'Brien, Rd ., Mr~ .. Ros~lla Brumfield, chants organization. Sandy Thomas , Linda Moore, Rt. 1 Patnot. Tilden .Thacker, He is m3rfied ' to ttie· forrner Peggy Hoffner, Nancy Asb and Thurman. John R. Pnddy. Rt. . Naida Jt>Anne ·:Spear · arid :.they IC<~ndy Grueser. Drum Majorette 3 Leon, W. Va., Mrs Wallace have two interesting children, is Oo~na Crow. L. Reuter. 1511 Nye Ave .. Po':"· Ricky 10 andcAmji. .1~- ; : :: ' eroy, Mrs. Charles T. CurtiS, SPECIAL MEETING Minersville, Mrs. Jerry A. Deck, v· nt Worshipful Master Albert G. Well~ton, and Dwight W. CorIn 1 on . ' . R R I W V Recent guests of Miss Hazel [ Wood<1rd announced Pomeroy bm, t. 1 1p ey, · fl. VAncooney and Mr s. Emma Lodge No. 164 F & AM will Births Smith wer'! the latter's son. Mr ., hold a special meeting Monday. Mrs. Robert H. Burson, Rt. 1 and Mrs. C. C. Cope ol' Algood, IOct: 26. at 7:30p.m. at th.e Ma- Shade, son, 3:2.1 a.m. Friday. 1Tennessee; Mrs. Okey He.rwy :;omc Temple. There Will be Mrs. Robert M. Gilland. New and Mrs. Maxine Henry and . work in the second degree for Haven w. Va ., son, 2:30 a.m. · Mr>. Ruth Mi.ke11 or G.11lipolls. [two candidates. Resfreshments FridvY . and Mrs. WendeU . ~.er· \·wi\1 be served after the meet· : . , 1 IJachMr. and children ar~ vtsmng mg DIScharged in Marietta today with the lal· - · ·- Patients recently discharged ter' s twin sister and family , I SCHEDULE GIVEN included Mar::=hall Comer. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Sherma~ H~cker· ! A schedule (or the street Mrs. Archie Brooks, Mrs. Cia~· · ·on and ramilv . ~cavenger to make its rounds de Joins, Miss Florence Plul~ I" ·· 'I in Middleport was announced lips, Mrs. FrankOb 1 s orn~, Mrs. l'}AI, today by Village officials. The Robert Bischoff, Mrs. ~,al- ~ \.,. Iscavenger will be in the first colm Hooper, James Leitch, ward on Monday's, second ward Claude Van Hoose, .Ja m e s Tuesday's, third ward, Wednes-] Smith, Mrs. Mollie Saunders, day's, fourth ward, Thursdny'-s 1Mrs. Victor Stanson. James Ro· \ and fifth ward on Friday's. May-~ berts, Pearl Cash, Mrs. Louise everything : - Oct. 25 or Lee Smith requests that res- Haws, and James R. ~Sayre. I excitpt The ctea~ons and deaconesse.s iden1s of the t OWQ keep the I I .._ of the Middleport Pre:.;bylerJ· schedul{' and have their cars 1 I your budcet. . an Church are ~pon.soring off U1e streets nn da~:s when ! ' Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Downspout runolf ••• house 1o sanrlary rummage s<1le this v;eek at the the scavenger JS m th~1r ward .! a,wer line ••• foundation footing _d,ains church, Thursday, Friday and t . Optometrist ••• stormdralns •.. l!ausetosl!pftcta~k s.1 turday. Sandwiches and co!· I lOCAL TEMPS A 1t 1- 1 connections ••• llwn and garden dram· . · ~For rPpo n men age ••• all made easy with economical . fee Will also be available. T~r. tem~er~ture in Pomeroy's IUper·strength Gering SewerJOrain pipa I o.ct. 26 . . busmess dJstncL was ~2 d~grees Ph WY 2..3279 rnadeofspecillhiRh-impactplastic:. I T~~ Me!g~ Memon.<J\ Hospt lal at 11:.35 a .m today under su n- 1 one •Onamancanfnstallo!lerJO(J auxJiiary wrll meet 111 the hos· ny sktes. I ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __; 1 feetiRhilUI. 'l pital cafeteria, Monday at 5 - - -I 137 N. Second Ave. ecutswithordinaryhand s~w. p.m. All members are urged l.o Methodi st of Pomerov will Middleport, 0 . "~~v~nt wtldec1leakproot attend. mf'et at. the church r;~m 10 to ... 10tnlrng. Th M'ddl B d B t ' i No cementinr required witlt e. 1 eport an o.os - 2 o clock on Oc t. 28. :,_ perforated pipe. ers Will meet Monday evemng, - ~ -• CUnpllte line of fiHinas. Oct. 26 in the band room at the I erlllahtweight~Jndtasytoh•ruUt. high school at 7:30p.m. All e Available in either $Oiid or band parents an' urged to at· ' '' lend : ' · llf(orottJL The Pom'.:'!roy WCTU will meet . - - - - - - - - - - , Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. at the First Baptist Church. 1 OCT. 27 [ The Jolly Bunch Sewin~ Club ' wnt meet Tuesday evemng at the home of Mrs. Wil1is Grue· I ser on Fourth-St. at 7:30 p.m. OCT. 28 The Star Class of the Syra· cuse Fir8t. United Presbyterian I PHONE 460 will hold a rummage I OPP. 8. & 0. DEPOT I Church, sale in the council room of the I Pt. Pt.. sent, W.Va. Syracuse Town Hall. Octobet 2f.30-31, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. The main feaI. ture of he sale is embroidery BUDGET TERMS NOW YOU CAN HAVE work done by the late Miss Sylvia Roush. BEAUTIFUL NEW FLOORS AT LOW CdSTI CASH & CARRY The Woman's Society of Chris· Armstrong linoleum, Sandran, floor tile, you name CASH & DELIVERY tian Service and the Wesley an it, we supply the covering and install tt.e complete Guild Service of the United Cheerleaders Pomert>Y·Mld~ 0 ·• Oet. 24• 1964 J a.m.: Deputy o·Jstrlct . Grand Master Agrtcu("'"' Research ccntillues to play an increasmg lmpcrtanee In ell pbases of agri-business and other induaay A couple weeks ago, 11 was my prlvfiege to vislt the Southern Rleglooal Reseorcb Laboratory at New OrleBDS. While Uds particular laboratory does Ita main work on cotton, it is aiso doing mucll that will help other parts of thi! country. One of the researcb areas belng covered there oi Diles Radioear Co. oweet potato Oakes which are being processed in an expert- 1 N Q TIC E All You Can Eat -- - · $1,00 SACRED HEART CHURCH • 1 Saturday, Oct. 24-5 to 8 pm HEW ADMIRAL COLOR FIDEUT't' CONTROL 1Pe1. '""~. 1 Jun• In warmn! 1 iichest Color Tv 'fostant!yl ........ ............. . ' N!EW .-DIIIIRAl .-UTOMATIC MAGN!ETIC·fRi.E CIRCUIT AS LOW AS $399·95 WITH TRADE IHUE ADMIIIIAL EJl1rRA ouaun \,.et110 yo u mo1111 Admiral Color TV without tro:Jble. • , , , •• , • , ••• •••••••• •••. ••. PIATUII8 • 241ct. gold precision wiring ' in vit•laraas • Front Color Ttl Conblltf Brightness contl'(ll. ·~mkro.in~'* ol~ lll. [101d toO!iid br •l~elrc delllllition ADMIRAL.,.Mark of Q/JO!ity Throughout the World Associated Radio & TV (WITH MILLER MAYTAGl 214 E. Main Pomeroy Harry A. Mi11er In your heart you know he's right about 1 - - - - - - - - - - 1 mental way. Laler this re· searcb will be used by Industry to put these products on market. We were ewn canned samples. Another area is ftlm coatings for load products. Theae coat• ings are r 13de from ratty acids and starch which can be consumed wtth the prodllCts. An exarnple is the ccatlng on ratsins in br..kfast fnod. Without sucb a coating, the raisins dry up Emd become hard. With It, they reJ:aJn orginal moisture. This coating also can be us. ed on nuts to keep them trom drying up and h<!comlng ran· cid. Another place the nuts are used is in lee cream. Here the nuts retain their crispness, and not become a PRICES BEGIN ~ ~ I I Hospital News F REI N AID 1 PLASTIC ' SEWER/DRAIN PIPE. - - - , .. .... .,.... - \ I ' PHoNE WI 9·3202 I 1 ' 1 Morris Eauipment Co. PEARL STREET -== RACINE, 0. - -- ·-- ·- •--w-.o "Sure Sign of Quality" Let Us Install Your FLOOR COVERING 1 Carolina Lumber & Supply Co. '----------'128. 1 1 l. joh at low cost. And Easy Terms are avaUahle. Call us! N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Office Hours' 9 to 12. 2 to li !Close at Noon nn Thurs. - EaS1 Court St.. Pomeroy I BARRY GOLDWATER SAYS: "We need friends abroad but let's be clear about it: we can t BUY their friencl$hip and respect.l'm forgiving foreign aid only to countries who really want to be SELF-supporting and who- are willing to support AMERICAN policy in our search for Ingels Furniture NY 2-2635 I 1 VOTE FOil BARRY GOLBWATEH Sponsored by LoClll Members Of The Citizens For Goldwater·M1ller Committee Pd. PoL Adv. .. . ..... .. ·- · .. ' ... .. ._.... ... .. ._.-.,... ... _....,.. ... _..~ . .... ·-~ · ... -':"' , .. 1- .. .. ... .....,.._ .. ""' ..,..~-~----·------- I• ' ' .... l'o11181'0)'-l!Mtlleport, 0., Oet. It Jllet-11 Ill Ill IMp - t:cilll) It 1116111. Ccll•~md -.1 IIIII 1. elr • WIArl . . . eo- J ... eii'AIIIII ll ...... ,.._. ,. liN loll, !WI&. ... f!llll; - . . Agri-Business, U. S. Industry *"~~:~5:~~; ,._,.,b and utllizltloo. Tilt pblloeophy ol tllll utiliution reoearcb progrllll 11 baole: To develop, tbr<lulb .....arcb new lJld ImProved IFiricultural procesoeo llFld product~; to beip recapture iolt. markeil; to strengthen emtillg marlrer., end to fmd ..,. market~. BENEFITS NOTED Benefits of lllob a pbilolopllf are f11r • reachioa. Some are ready markets for all crops fanners grow, new lnlonnation and ~~ (m- our rapidly expandllli indusay • and con- • protein ouppierrrllll Jftlluclo that will meon ebemlcal and plasUct blibu IIWIC otandardo for all tries. They are not now IWDOr people· Utiiiaalim ,.....reb baa beea WT1ed 00 for: DWl)' years a· lllOllJ industries producing fn. duatriol gooda lJld raw mater· lall. '!'be dividendi bave beelt enormous. This ia espe<iUiy true In the field of petro.cbemlcaiJ where oil llld natural PI bave beet! made to pve up I whole h09t of new rawmater· laiJ. SigniflcanUy, r... m commodltiet ean be used 111 raw materials for almost any of the huge Market Report CINCINNA'l'l (UP!) - Llv.. stock: cattle 421. caJves 100. Included few toto ateers and belfera, ccwa 10 what to stock for oale to cent, bardly enougb JliA!en fermen, and informs consum heifers on offer to make a ers of the kind of !nod and teat, but Umlled lalea to fiber being produced. 110 eents lower, eows steady to . -. -.. - . .. . .. ... otroog, aome sales 110 blgber, Planting of th 1965 • t.er bulls steady few Iota good 1150wheat crop t a~t ""; te 1000 lb steers ~1-12, standard . the south~rn and co::al and low good 17.~1, consign.. lains accord! to tb- ment uwtty holstein steer• 18, p and ~~ t' thef we~ small ll)ta good and low choice e d~Oct 1: m or 1 800-iOO lb heifen 19.00.22, 1 lot n · • utility and sllmdard 800 ib 18, Winter wheat seeding was cows !HI, bulls 15-15.110, small · nearing completion iD supply good and low clloice vealcom belt. Iowa plaoting ers 24-29 about steady. was Rlm.ost complete, Illlnois The feeder auction receipts per cent complete, Ohio 85 were 1010. Bulk supply good and per cent, Indiana 80 per cent, low chGice yearlings and calves and Missouri 70 per cent. demand fair best action on high Harvest of the 1964 com crop good and choice prices steady was about '1:1 per cent complete to so eents lowe; choice 500-800 at the end of the week. Thla lb steers 17.75-19.60 few bi.gb compares with about 32 per cent cholca around 750 'lb 20-20.501 picked by the same time last high goad and choice 17-19 iood season. Picking 1n Illinois was 500-700 ib 11.00.18.20 ' 45 per cent complete1 Iowa 16 13-15.10, utility 'n.5Q..l3.501 per cent,Missouri and Kanaaa choice 500-700 lb .heifers . 50 per cent, Ohio 25 per cen~ 18.7>, few higb cboice 17•17.110 Michigan 20 per cent Minne- good ll-16 standard u..13.50' sota 15 per cent, and Nebraska utility 1o-1i.50; mostly averag~ 12 per cent. choice 300-500 lbl!l. steer The weather bureau said har· 18.75-20.50 few prime 21 75 high vest of theM soybean crop was good and ~boice 17.25·19.·25~ rapidly approoching completion 15.75~17.50, standard 12 .75-l5, in the corn belt area. choice 300-500 lb heifer 17·18.75, higb good and choice A dpartment report on 14.7>17.50 good 13 50-16 25 cheese imports for fiscal 1964 standard iz-13 50 uUlity. 10-1i sO · ' supply · s ho~s that us . . plll'chases of Hogs 2100. Bulk Uahan types of cheese were 1-3 190-27;, lbs barrows and gilts from Argentina than sows 1 per cent barrows and rgreater . . moderately ' active, steady rom.!tal y. gilts ltaban types ol cheese from to strong. Top 15 cents Argentina totaled 5'023' 320 thon Thursday ' sows steady · 1·3 pounds. lmports of the same 190-230 lbs barrows and types from IUlly totaled 15.7S.l6.10,1-3 23CJ.250 lb 4,999,271 pounds. 2-3 %50-275 lb 14.50·15, 12 1011 ib sows 12 2513 M 23 In 1952, G!neral Dwigbt Els-- 600 Jb 11.5012.50: ~;. ·•ealdy_; enhower, campaigning !or the 400-600 lb 10-10 50 few "'2'ao preslden~ said if elelll.CQ ,_, h 11 50 · • e · · go to Korea to seek an Sheep 100. Not enough sheep to the war. and iamba offered to teat A !bought for the day: Scot· !ish essayist Thomas Carlyle 10 All work is a seed sown; it grows and spreads, and sows itse1f anew." NAT Acrs, SINGS HOLLYWOOD (UP!) "King 01 Cole will appear iD acting·singing role in .. The lad of Cat B...Uou/' When to RepIace Appliances Is AConcern to Families County Ext. Ar•n~ Home l!eou. Gone are the days wben we uaed equlJllll"nl Wl~l II Uterally fell apart,. Though we may dis.. card maJor equlment whUe it is sU!i servi ...bie, we need to know when and bow to plan for replacement. The budiet mater needs to !mow not bow long a piece of equipment can be modo to laal, but bow long - i e like blm uaually keep it. The avorap Ufe expectancy of major appUances has been determined by United States Department of Agrtcul· ure researcben. TI!Nt averages C8DNIII much varlaUon which " due to the owner end user of equipment. Many factora - how much equipment lo used, how llt;lrellully It lo ueed, bow ll la cared allec! equipment Ule. One owner may discard he considers obsolete bowever, mainly because oon • farm raw materials bad coot quallty and oupply advantage;. Utllizllioo researcb seeks to bring tbese lllllle advantages to farm crops. locreullJ& utllizltioo of cropa throuah researcb b not an isola!M acUvlty. It Is ly ooordina!ed In the tural Rosearcb Service farm and Jlllll'ketiog and 111 cem.M In four tim Relearcb and dlvloioDJ of USDA's Reaearcb - .-!!" t b at Albany Colli and Nortborn Division' at lite Eutent Divilloa at · p tbe the ~~oo qlllflered In the glooal Re!em:b Laboratory Now Orleana. Each of the,. IlivlakmtJ reRifCh m problems national scope, with opectal on utiiiaaUon of . Important to parlicula rqi 0ae .; lbe m;~ wltteb ltao Involved - 1; P;,..;a, Southern Halloween Perf--t TIDl.e For partJes, . Go0dr·JDles iD ml poulby raticm. n. ......., for prevloua llmitatioal on lis uae wu 111 content elf the plctuoat paypol. wbidt lllldo 11 lolic to bop and dtlckeotJ, itt 11Wl)' ...., evlll wben fed In very sman quanti- lleleoftltoll Ill llle 8olllt... Diwtslte .u .-IJ ,._.. dowo IOO"l'JJIO 01 lbo - . Ill lllOOorial, IJOll lite)' ...., IItie to jpNI<ribe ,.._llliq melboob IIW ellml..!M lox· te el lite plpteul. AI 1 ~ __., _ , . lou Gf lliJ lalpnved meal 10 Into mixed tho - to ................. llDaouo obeel " - " • a. plcbr lap. • 5. Cordlm8. '!'Ito ..........ertt !be lap !DID a tlllrr, aria-~ oboe! wbJeh II fonnod 1D14J 1 llrand .. 10010 rope ol llbeer called a - · I. Drawtnc. Several lllv.... OR brqbt lcJ&I!tber ..,.. draWl out to form a .u:,le lllver wiQ otralgbt.eoed flbera and 1m Jli'OYed Ullilormlty. 7. Bovlq. Tbe lllvor is ,.. !her drafted 111to o .....U.. strand of llbe.-s. ealloci IOVIoC and wOUDd on a babbla f01 'Plnninl- 8. SpillDinl. 'nte oplnnllll DUO ~-~ ......Uy. chine drafts tho roril!c IIIIo I crop to the farm. tiny strand of flbera and tha ""- thanIn..,flte South Is Worth more twisto the strand lnlo a , . . Is .. billion per year, and for weavln&. their most important farm. 9. War;>iol:. Tltcxuaadl ol lfOWD Industrial raw material. Halloween to a perfect time 12. You as the leadet' "share" An estimated 25. m!Dicm people 1 party and a good time to with the group, and they wUI derlve Income, m whole or m with othera your abilities "share" with eacb otber. part, from cotton, and I O<JUnd · leading recreation. You .will you "entertain" this would economy for thl.8 commodity is want the IIJ'OIIP to bave fun, volve mootly "you." By vital interest to the enUre won't you? Then it is real im· you help the othera portant that you bave fWI own fun. Jteseareb bu helped cotton leading the gamt If you Here are some oome of the m,..ket 1 bavtng fun, netther Will t h and activllleo oat s~thetiC3. Colon labgroup. want to try, ean given wash· wear Here are several rules to Halloweea ll'ort&me Game qualltttes. They can be made low that will help you make quart milk botUe. a rot,. beat, scorch and weather party a success. spoon and a dish re81SUtant and oil ~ water l. Pian something lor I b of corn are oeeded repe ant. , _ spectat proper· first poople to arrive at the game. Each contestant tieo are some of lite dramaUc ty or meeting. put.s the milk botUe. on ~nd ' :11 • known d~v.elopments 2. Plan for twice Bl of hill head, holding 1t at ve been publicized In regame1 as you think you his left hand. Then ~ent years.. They have helped 10 need. right hand he scoops up recaptur"!l. markets for 3. In plaMing, keep of the com ln the about one nul bon bales of cotmind: the probable number as he can and standing in tos,. . peopl!, their ages, how of a mirror tries to pour . WL: the meeharucal harvesttime you w:lll have, how of the grains of corn mg cotton, one of tbe prGdo you have !nd spoon to tile bottle as ble~ that has arisen is refacilities do you have. ble. For each kernel mOVJn:e tra~h. Many p~ses I. Avoid games that w t II fully transferred from the . . en m use almoat omce make any one the "&oat." to the bottle an appropriate Eli Whitney mvented the cotton 1 93 5. Sbow the otbua howl ward will be given tbe player. m _1 · Or .when Samuel 6. Don't try to get everyone DrinldDI Straws . bw.lt .the ftrst .successful to play the game exactly right. One peroon picks up an inch- !Utile mill m tbe Uruted States 1 Sometimes it'·s fuo t.o make mis- square piece of paper, using m ?90. . takes. iust the straw. Sbe must bold ha~ particular .laboratory 5 eveloped machines which 7. Be ready to change quick~ straw's end of her bn~ath. to a new game if the present Partner must take it from her, open and clean bales and also one is not a:oing well. usi!ll just his straw and place card and clean the cotton. I. Stop each game while it on another table at the f t r d A granular ~ard has. also been eryone is bavlng fun. The of tne room. evel~lped. Thi'S machine makes time you lead game they Deck of Clrdo e a ne• method of card· be anxious to play again. Equipment· deck of cards ~otton dthatedboth ~ereases 9 Remember that some one ping ponS ball HALF ~ . c earungedan :.~. uc;~ fiber loss · nd s may also want comparmethodWluar caro· •.ue conven~ your· fne deck of cards Is · scattered on ' tiona] de 1lead part of the recreation· the floor Try picking them up 0 ped 200 -~~g 811.11•<; them do it ' with one. hand but keepina the 'd yadears ago ... w m . to some ' the air with -.., the Wl e use t ay. 10. Call .attention ball bouncing in BALE TO FABRIC the mistakes, but not to the other hand. It might be im tant ·ust SOil making them. A G--• to summar1ze · stepapor · · \K.IU Mi·....... mvo1vedl m 11. Don't let the group get All Ia en are given firom the bale into fair tired; arra~e for an occaPo/com. Everyone Is ric. The steps which we had rest period. structed to find other the opportunity to see In the i" r;' ° THE ALMANAC yarn11 an wOUDd aparanen, Gl a giant spool called a ftrP'I beam. Warp yams run t b 1 length of the woven flbdc.. 10. Slashing. In the tlat!Mrt warp yams ar coa!M wllll starcb to pve i!llllJIOl'll1 IJIIed strength and a~ lance needed in weaving. II. Weaving. Weavln& iJ tba process Qf forming a fabric m a loom which interllcta tbl warp yarns with fJ.JJiD& of CRill yarns. ~~!;ij"'~;R~i;i;iiil • McCULLOCH 210 CHAIN SAW bl1 dl1in 11w ponr It 1 n•ll aaw price frill dJ1 lllJIUfactum of lb1 wadd'• mOlt popul1r chllfl 11ws. Hlndlea tllht Cuts ••· lhkta short ltete'l chain lliOit: of lind durin£ prunlna, firewood c:uttU. Tabl bl11 up to 24" .u well u McCunocr. &rttl Drtll, 8rualteutttr end Welllledtr altldmMnl!l a~d strike up a resean:h laboratory, are as wJth them. If du~Jng the follows. . of the conversation, any 1. Bale. Lint ~otton Is baled er says "I "' "Yes" or at the cotton gm where tbe By United Preu Iatemational he must gi~e a grain of corn ieeds are removed. The averToday_ is Saturday, Oct. the person with whom he is ege bale used by telltiie mills the 298th day of 11164 with 68 follow. lng. At the eitd of five 500 pounds. The moon is approachins the player with the most 2. Blt!nding. Lint cotton taken last quamr. corn wins. from a number of bales fs fluff· Rur Meigs Generll Hosp. The morning stars are You can flnd many Ideas for ed and blended together prior Pomeroy ter, Mara and Venus. In books at the libwy. to processing to give better WY 2-2176 The evening stars are Saturn feel frM to call me If p~rad~u~c:_t~un~l!o"':r"':rru~ty_!_·:__ _ _~..,..,..,..,..,,.,..,.""'_• and Jupiter. would like to have aome On this day in history: tiono on recreation. I'll be In 1861, tiM! first telegram ~~"t"o"h"ei;.p.:y~o~u·-==-=""'=·.1 Meigs Equipment Company fOr~liCCSSS... ..~~cr~uf;~ un1led PIANOS !VG'ahSricn&n Stephen Field mes. eWUIILITZIR aoother may uae the equipment saged to President Lincoln another five years or more. Waahlngton. eBALOWFN The USDA surveys 11\ow In 1901, Mrs. Anna lnd OTMIR PAMOUI an original owner will Taylor went over Niagara 811ANDI washing machine about 10 in a barrel, the first perSOll and will replace a dryer at survive the stunt. years, a freezer at 16 years, an In 11115, Secretary of State upright vacuum cleaner et James Byrnes announced the yaara. and a tank type of the United Nations after 15 years. in force aft.er the Soviets Some oonBUDlers eapect to pa~t~:~~it;..""'"""iiillliiOiiii.,.J~ eash for equipment replioementa. his calls for planning and saving. One way to bave tbe caah lo to make regular conltl· butiono to an equipment fund two or three years before flte appllcance reacbeo replacement age, The family that purebased all new equipment wben it start· ed houaekeeplng ,.. wben It moved into 1 new bouae needs to start plBMIDI !0< replacing that about 10 years alter fuid6HERTO MAXIMUM fuid/1 p/1,/1 ::MARK'S DAIRY FEEDING PROGRAM POULTRY FEEDS luUIA Financial Plan Us For Your Fall SEEDS and FERTILIZER THE PRODUCTION CREDIT WAY! JIA!IM LQ,\NS Sugar .Run Flour Mil.ls peace and freedom." ,, Middloport •---------------''--------------_,! See Ill Econonn·c Health of Nati·on T0 BestodiedbyAgDept. 1nd MOWING MACHINE I • On Farm Front TRACTORS -PLOWS- CULTIVATORS 1 •I part of. the ice cream. Similar coatings ere UBed on the inside of ""' cream - . Of couroe, fleKtbie coatinp illll tbe1e bave been used, lJld w1U cootinue to be UBed on vltamln and nuneral capsuieo. It is Interesting w not.e !bat re•earcb often baa a D.ltiDI> wide Impact, someumea ooly area • Wide. Another lhini to conalder IS that researcll and use of pradu¢8 in 0110 area may be m d<rect competition with products .in another. It IS however, to the of FARMALL CUB OUTFIT CALENDAR I I ~ .--FOR SALE 1 i Vital A dvance SALES I So IS By GAYLORD P. GODWIN UDited Presa lntema,loual WASffiNGTON (UP!) - The Agriculture Department wlU take its annual long, bard look at the economlc health of the 42nd Nation. al Outlook Conference here Nov. 16-19. Department economists examine current economic facts and probabilities and them from a standpoint of culture f?r 196S. The Is essentially a fact and fact interpreting F"'-"""':-::~~~;;;~~fbased on continuous activity. It wiU attempt to determine what is in store for Ask How to Earn American agriculture and fam. Uy living in 1965. Agricultural and home economi~ts from !!tate extension services and land grant colleges will attend Ute conference. Oth· ers attending will be represent.. atives of farm organizations and businesses rele!ed to agr;. culture. The department also invited !'epresentatives of for. eign embassies In Washington. The extension service is the department's educational arm which help!! spread agrleultural economic information out the country. Outlook Is part of the depart· ment's economic lntelUgence service . ON . . Togethe r WI'th crop and bvestock reports and market NEW HOLLAND news. Outlook provides a con11 nu I~g n?w ~ f lnf?rma t'1on on EQUIPMENt the SJt.uabon m agrtculture and Fuho~~nThompson ·thethmostfutprobable developments m e ~re. . to tt Ioo~e~esJ:ned p s oa of planning their producllon Spring Ave. Pomtroy m.arketlng. Outlook also Is uable to businessmen and sumets. It helps tell business. PHONI WY WIOI TRACTOR 1 ~ • ~ ehvery ~ ividend GERING ~ Super-Strong . 1 Research ~!..<;; ~:!;t!~!! 1 Carter Named DIIIJ W Pomeroy, Ohio 1'011 JFARMIR$ IY JFArtMIItS" LY. ~-~11mo , DICK nlltliT 'h2f\' CL YPil' ALKER F11d With The :.P: FARMER-OWNED can us tedar ••• OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES Com,_.r Dial WY2·2181 Phone WY 2·2161 . POMEROY LANDMARt( .. Mlnei'IVIIIe, Ohio Jock W. c.....,, Mar. ' ! �1. f\ - - - - - - - - , & - DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 24, 1964 --Bu=-s~ln_e_u_Se::-rv-l:-ca-.- WANT AD INFORMATION HJG Ji' Sotf<>r-t- t'llnnc-aa ... ~ rtll' A. • o.~ M .... OF o.-,.,u... '~~""tt•~ pany. Repalrin& aU mU.ea. ~- and ·-~ard " ·toma~ •~ ll'llDI- Motor Co. QUALITY ..,.,.~ missions Ele<trtc Pboae WY Hl'73. l.:AI"" l!.l .1 A IIVN. I • "UAHI!),. !It ... i'o ... •r.••f'P'«< "tJfl Jl"'11 .,.,., n., ,.. .... ,,.u~•'""' <\.0. ' • • ' " .... .... . "' ... p ....... ... Sta'lllll W;q!on '"' \ "H t'n l!in lw:i!J•r J.uq;:;,:.;o· l>'i't WO<O on.. '""" h ~• ~· ~ Ill ~~~· I ;,/ , "'"'' •no ,...,,. . J',r(" l\ llt'\1 :llltPmlllic tran~ 11h1! t-"ll~tll Radio and rinish, vour ~ewer can wr Z-D'It n•INel 7. oa, .. Nlpt l't'nb r-on I h,...,. "'rult,.,. '"'"'""""' >li lt, l),•.,oun• parn •a• 1no od,r p•ld ""h'" H d.oy• AtuJ U~ IH" ·""~ ~ •JI~IIIJ "-RlEii ol "l.~ rul . ., cw<>rll mm I •nu,... &1.<"1"1 ,a<flhnn, "'"'"" h I Uc ~~~ u :a o~·~ t..so A ia".ll'•h"' 11 :31 A \f. .,.. rr·~ uatJ~ I'll ,..,,., 12,1 ~ HEATING , Plumbtal, MueO. Fvuacer.. .\nlokt 8nJtben. 08 Easr MaiD Street. Pomartn> rru.e W1 z..z&tl. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY . OHIO ttUlJtu. 10 -'·'"· r Ill Pomerov Motor Co. - -r· "'"~>Y 5(_, l.'O PI.At ..J. llESULT .l PIU111U1:l"() WAN'J For For Rent Ill"' I HOI'SF:. PHONE WY 2-2156 i"Oil Rf:~T. lGH l.in- ' USF:O COAL Furnace, complete Ht• lgh i-.:. r·oln lo; llh -1 and atler 10-14-tlc nll •tn " \,-) ·2·~J7~ Phmw 5 pm. Lost and Found Sale with pipe, registers and conlrol x Prieed to sel l. Wy-22490, G.E. RcUler. 1().24-6tc ------,----::--:- Lincoln 11Pights, I bed· USED COAL Furnace. Complete ' LOST 1 lady'·s lf'al her glo\C r.liom house, With hardwood wi th Pil>eS. registers, and . ' Wy·2-2358. Rew ard. Call j floors, bath basement, an d controls. Pri ~ed to sell. Wy~ 2.2 490 . 10 .14 _31 l , g~ 1 s lurnHee. Bui lt·in cabmets 10_24 •tc . u.. 9 "i'uc ' MoTOROLA T.v-.- corlsole. 10 :.:!3 IOtc Good condition. Lawrence Chapman, De xtea-, Ohio. Wil· 2-3054 of u.. ::: MOPI• o1 Writec. r t,t t. . . : - : : . . . , .&. C. BRADFORD o ....a- 01111 ......-. I II ltc County Cham- Elt!!'~11 :!~~ ~~-rr:,•·,! free course on "Telephone Ttrll- tbl! bcDrtlt ot Tbe Soutb•ru toea! niques and Procedures." Srbool DI.Mrtet, tor the ~ ol me~ c:urreat ·~DIN ol JoulbThe CQUrse WUI be held in the ~~~~~. S:.-=1: ~lri~aJ ot u Appalachian auditorium Moned.Una ,.. of Four tDilll' ... MUI fo.r day, October a&th at 7:30 p. P'tvc tean al 1 l'lk aot exeeed.llll 4.0 mw, 1or eacb ona <Jollal' ot Ya.luauoa m. The course is free to a!l in~ =~~ o:::re': :o0~a C:~~': <Hviduals interested in improv uon. for P'1•• yeau. •..... the use of their telephone• The PoU.. for ••Ill &16Ct1oll. wW De "'6 ope11 at 11:30 o'clocll a.m. an<J remain in their businesses or in t h e S~:~d:r~"'n~~ oo;c~: :a~: r.a.tam borne. By ordar of tbe Board rtf Eleettona The telephone is 8 definite 0 ot Mel.i~m';:~~tl'ci. ~fi. Chalrmu art of every busines.s and a Doroth7 M. . .JohlUIWn, Cl~ll p I . of Dated October e. t9M. very importan mean com· ow Io. 11- at. 31, ete munication to every household NoTICI o• lucTION oN TAx Thus it is important that it LEVY tN 1xcus o• THI TIN MILL LtMITATtoN should be used properly. It ~s NOTICE ta tr.ereb1 Jl\len tb.t m hoped that many persons wtU puriUIDOI of • Ruotutlon ol tbe Board of Truatu• of Seiplo Town· plan to attend this very inform· thlp. Mttc• county, otuo. paned OJI •:ve mee"""· the lith da,- of Auruat. 1984. tben au "'>ewill ba IJUbm1tted to a .-ote o1 tha ~. ~= ~::~:~/ 1:h:'3r~ d~~~~~/~!:: em~r. 1964, tb• quutloli of lc-vytn1 • on:at:U~to bfl~nll•,~~ ~~,~~:~;a:t 0: rate not ••eeedlna mtU ror ODe eacb one dollar ol "aluatlon. which amonl\ta h • ,. •to...Ten . rCenta -· for •• eat.b r aon• .,!:ra~ o,...., 0 v.. ua ..on, or n Tho P 11 r " El 1 m b open ./ 6~30o"o·~~oct ~~~n a:<J re~ m11.1n open untU 11 :30 o'clock P. M.• Eastern Stand•rd Tt.mt ot laid da' By on!er of the Board of Elecuona, of Mel.n county. Ohio Enameu o. ww, Chairman noroth,- M . .Johnaton, Clerll October II, IIHH., nmDated 10, n, :at. :n. •tc NOTte: I! o• ILI!CTION oN TAx LEVY 1N I!XCEU Of T"E TIN MtLL LIMITATION NOTICE I• hereby &l"en that m ~~~~ue~~:, ~~e av 1~::1 u0~0 ~:Jepo1~~ Middleport. Ohio, paAed on Ute 23rd day of Mar&.'h. 1964, there wW be tubmltt.ed to a vote or the people the job than on, especially in and around the horne which he referred to as " An ivy Covered Booby Trap." Plans we~~e completed for a Halloween party on Oct. 29 at Chester Grade School durlna •oe the business meeting conduct· ed by Mr. Carl Kautz, Prest.. dent. Thel'e will be no admission charge and free tickets will be given eacb child to use for games plus ten extra for each one in costume. There will be a Grand March and prizes lor costumes. Refreshments will be ld an d there will also be a SO Sweet Shop. All parents are asked to contribute loodS for 0 the swe~t shop. Mrs. Roy Holter, chairman of the planning lttee named the com comm to • work at the party . mtttees · Mrs. Robert Wood gave a report on the Oct. 8 County Coun'I ti g and Mrs Harold CI. mee n · Spencer announced that the PT. PLEASANT - Local or- Ohio University Players will I d ~anizations are spon~r~ a p8 · present a skit on retarded chllrade and a Hobgobh_ns Hop reo entitled "These Are Not TIk Tr t ht Oct N b on r c or ea mg ' o- Children," at the ovem er ber 30th from p.m. meeting. Th ti lti 8 p.m. to 11 sored ese ac v. es are s. pon Mrs. Delmar Baum.'s fourth bY the J uruor Woman 5 Cl Ub grade won a book for most par· S>fety and Mental Health com· td · t . 1 ents pres~n urmg room coun mi.ttee. Lambda Chi Omega Sor· , conducted by Mrs. 0 r v 1 11 e th M tal H lth C onty, e en ea om- Brown. The hospitality com· m_it~e, Fire Department ~?d mitt.ee members for November C1V1_l Defense. All money rece1v- are Mrs. Norman McCain, Mrs. ed t he u ed ror Mental IS O s ]. 0 . McCoy, Mrs. Charles Flck Health. IMrs. John Fick, Mrs. Leon· The parade will start at. ll ard Erwin, Mrs. Roger Epple. p.m. at the Courthouse, led by 1Mrs. Henry Bahr, and Mrs. the Point Pleasant fire truck. Judges will chose th~ Ugliest, M O · I Prettiest and ost rigma COS· tumes from two classes: 1 to 6 • years and 6 to 12 years. o A Hobgoblins' Hop will ta~e ' place following the parade m G b}'ms'Hop, Parade Planned October 30th RAWLF.IGH Prodoeis for sele · \P.~RTllF:NT 0 roo s and kesvi lle, M0-9-4775. Wv 2-64 12. JU·~~ :lUll' m. Call 10·24·3tc J l:x1!h, nt>wly n~drcor:•led . - -- - - - - · \\" Iter Cr 0 ol· · \\"Y 2 1fi\l 1 · ·.:::., ROUND AND SQlJ, h li. d:lnr a ·· • ." · EXPERIENCED 1HONDA 300 Moforcycle for sale. .mg .•Star Img I h.•s S I 10 23 tfcl Conl;:wt, J ohn Case. 104 Un. t!ll( av, ' - - - - - - - from 5 til l 11 p. m. ~1Lt s 1 c by 1 ion Avenue, Pomeory, Ohio. 1 1 the ··Deer iJ'"'Dtl!l t·_, ·· :, pt1·. I· UH.N1·.... · JFJ) · npar I men . f 0 r 10·24-6tp r"tll ,·n Midtlll'I)Ort. Ground ~.,-=:--::--f rom r rnn Ion Oh .Hl . •st C lrs on ' Burdette Fruit TV. Radin. and StJgf' . Sun floo r, 3 rooms anc b<tth . 39U APPLES, ll Farm. Phone Wy 2·6970. 1 down Nite Club. ~- 2nd \·,· set' :\lrs. ow· 10 22 31c ard Cecn. :100 W M{l in Sl., Pomeroy, Ohio, R\ 0123 2Stp From tbe lar.~test truck or - - - - - --- Pomeroy. J'h . WY 2·.1262 ouUdozer radiator to tbe 22 tfc ]0 HAM SHOOT Sunday, October FOUR DOUBLE beds, bed 5mallest beater core. 25. Isa~c \Vt-~ l !on Farn. , Cht>s· ---------------- - - - clothe!j, fane~ lace work, 2 j i! ~aidh~~n'i!'\~~ av~1:!r~, ~~~f:. Oht·a. Sponsorer b)' Ches· . l<"UHNISHF.O bt>droon apartdressers, 2 violins, dishes, ta1 ttt the re¥Ulor placea ot "r, tc l port. "'otl.na Ohio. therein, on Tuesday. the 3rd 1 1rr F'irt Depnr !Dt.n , Noun[ m(•n!. util1 t i e~ furnistwd, $50. ble and chairs, 2 lamps and W'Y 2-2143 Pomeroy day ot November, I96t, the queltlon till dark. Po nwroy. r>:,nne WY 2-2720. some antiques. Call at 200 ~ 18'J~~t&tt~~. •;:rM&t~t b'::eflt ·~~ 8 3t 1 {I 111 to 4 p. n.. Condor Street, anytime beMiddle.~ort vmage ror thr purpou l 0 McCOY AU<.."MONEER of UtUitiu In the •maze <Talcphone, fH.)TCUN WHi riflr shoo1 . Sun· 10 22 3tc fore noon. Emmett Gilmore. Cb. Oh'. 3 ~ tic •,ater watu, hydrant&. f&ca, electr:l,· ester' IO. "" c ty. and ut uuc, for th~ elactrtclty. lb sun . 10 23 3tp da~·. October 25 un th ln.u. whl&.'h lndud• 0 bob Hi!! J<': on lJowm:m·~ rHATLI!:H lots for ren!, close .c:-====-:====--:::-:"'~:1~ ~!. ab:"ln:a!:r·addltlonal tn ot Run Bd ., ' -'l mil e W('St ot 1.0 Lnundrymal and schools RABBIT DOGS. Richard SpenReal Estate For Sale two mllll to run for flve ye.ra at a Bflshcm Hd lhms and eash. Va!lt:!y Lu mber & Supply C:om· cer, Phont! Chester 985-2431. ~~~~ ~~\~::ee:;ilnv'al:~o~ for"'~~~: 23 1 Ha· 1 rany, Midd:eport. 10·J-tfc SINGER, desk type, 7 10 22 3tc . ll:: l<:lt· nn~ fc,ur r M .,, furni ,.he Zig zags, buttonholes, over-1 Also have furniture for sale. open at II:JO o'eiuck A. M. and r• sion is 35 cents single and 50 ------et.1 and ~.mturmshed apart casts, blind hems, designs, 463 Lincoln St. Middleport. ~:~~r:~~an':t~~~ ~:.:.eo::o~:a/da~·· cents p~r couple. There will al· PT. PLEASANT - Clardy C. I tllf:'nts WY 2-~434 12 6 tfc etc. Guaranteed. Balance due Ph • WY 2-5231 • By order of ttle Board of ltl.~ctiont, so ATl·~.'"l'lflN r.1~ area Bed Cattle i of Mt!IU county, Ohio. te tbe JUdges for a dance COD· Spencer. 78, of 105 Seventh St., 8· p 1 (' · t 1 $:l7.81 or $6 monthly . Phone 10 23 3tc Emmett G. wm. Chatrm•n suddenly Friday morning rot UL"t!r~. .on:-• glll lll'n s arr , l \1iddl1•port APartment , 5 rooms WY 2·2204 after 6 p. m. . oatedo~~~~er M8. ~=~ton, Clerk at his home. 1 bemg ilC"l'"'P 1t"1l lor the Nov · b"f.ll 1nd ba.-.· ment. ·on gr"und HOUSE f ale or rent Ftv• G VE 73 TESTS 4 · ·'· v 10 23 Stc or s · I He was born In Mason counPmtwr 6, l\.tl1em Frrdrr C(l lf t ... do:: no) 1o, n. 2 . 31, •tc Sale, .sponsorf'd by Lht' SEQ flour Ncwtr . dl'cura \tE'Q. ~ _llard· "'"""'"'";;;;;;o"-"'":--;---:----rooms, bath, basement an NOTtc:E OF ILI!C:TION ON TAX PT. PLEASANT- The local ty on Nov. 18, 1885. son of the wuod floors _ -e uto mtt tlc ht:'at PERFECTION Oil heater witb garden plot. West Main St., LEVY !:L~·~~~~T:~,J: 1 TEN State Police detachment gave late Willard' and Cordelia Sands Bet>f Call ie Assuei<lt.on. rtc- Call WY 2·3- .--- ·10 l" tfc drums and fittings, Dayto p th M d ay ~ u . • omeroy near e 1 w NOTICE 11 bereb,. i[iven tbat tn 73 drivers tests Tuesday with Spencer. C('j)l<'ct at .r· ard!'i untl\ 2 00 p. 1 - - - ---· electric scales, 30 lb. capa~ Market. Can WY 2-2565 . or ~~:~~an:,e .;:,u~e,:e:~u~:~:n,r;: passt'ng their final test and He was a former employee of m .. Nov~>n he, 5. Culve~ mllsl ~ Duplex., :1 bedrooms. Su~a r ity 10 ft meat case t•~• 10 23 3t 1 0 • • • <~•JoJ WY 2-2582. c •,•,,iP· 3 ,","'',!-... co0"1 n"'!,· ,.,','."· 35 paSSl·ng the written examina- the Filson-Ttn Shop and \ nl bet··t H·t·t•di ng, bor·11 U11.~~· Hun arra. Pu men Phone Mercury, body and chassis 1 W Leachk f , ear. mmimum ..·t•!gh t :wo WY l<l(-il8. 10 2 tfc Jess motor and transmission, ;~~~pJ:e o:u~~~t~l~u~~llh~p or tion. ~~~U ,persons failed on Wamsley Sheet Meta or S 0 .. .<t.,g, or a,,,·,,.· ---. · ad' nd MeiKa count)', Ohio, at the operation Jl.nd s.ix fa_iled. on the Pt. Pl-easant. He was a meml.hs No l1u ll< " " - --complete cour.~e m r 10 a t/' '"', • ••• - r,,',''' ·.,• N'"o~~....... · ·,.•," ~ t vHJl lf· H.N ~ room and ba Lh . C ... ,,,'~,.,o wr1 ·tten •xam, Driver'~ tests ~re of the Trinity Methodl acet:!piE"d. \\·PSI Vir~ r.li:l cnn· ' television wi th all equipment. · · · .,. O ds .. " ap··rtnl<'nt M 1 d· Charles Larkins, Long Bot· que.tton ot levytns. h ! exceu gt'ven by the local St,ote · Police and Independent r er signors wel('nme. S(•nd con- I [urn! -,,,~""~' ~ . '"' . · ten mill Hmtt.atlon, tor the~·~~!~~~ 1 signn.ent~ In Paul H. H:J ~r. I dkpu rt. WY 2·38 t4 tom Oh. 10 1 tfc FHA loans - On 2, 3, and 4 ot oran,e Town•h.lp Board on the first and third Fellows. 10 i'•l•n!'r'vd le. Ohiu, or r:111 1 9 ll tfc ' ' bedroom houses in Pomeroy :ed• ~~ ~;.k~~:Pfl; :!metule• of each month. Members His wife, Vera M. Spencer, Chester ~8~-2210. ' -,'\ IN(iER Sewmr machines Mt'ddleport and Syracuse. 20 or;:~~·~~~"~,';:~~.·. •• , 441tlon.al local detachment are Sgt. and one son, Vaughn, preceded Vt IUR room furm sh<>d apart J · d th new $59 50 up. ~evera/ \lSed to 30 years to pay • of ., not mill to run for nve _yean at a P. Vandervender, Trooper R. , 1D ea . 10 '2 "' '3\..: ment PIJune \\"'1 2- J'"R !M . rote e:ru:eedlnf l,'.l mill lor eat"b Ro - - -- - - - ll 24 Uc ma chmes at bargain prices FARM LAND _ 250 acres tn dollar or valuation, whtt.h Blair and Trooper G. E. Sey· Surviving are one son, ss AUT'tiMtJRn.E lns•Jrance t>t-en - - - - - - ---The ~ · abMc '\hop. :::i noer Sales amounts to Fl"e cent• for aaeb Spencer of Cincinnati, one bro.., northern Scipio Town ship, hundred douara o1 valuatton, hre cant'e lled "? 1 ,ost your opera Jo'UH HE:NT, modern house, and Service, Pomeroy. Ohio nearly all Umbered. No build· Five \'ean ther, Kelcy of Charleston, t e tor's license? Call WY 2-l~ s1x rourns nnd balh. Youngs· WY l-2'284. 4 21 tfc ings, but ex-cellent home site. op~~ai 0i~:O''C:, :~d.!!ec:.,~a: 11!pe.n HOLLYWOOD (UPI)- Mich· grandchildren and one great8l!ltlt tO\"n . untlla:30 . "'· Eattern Stand· ael Callan and Dwayne Hick- grandchild. • kil c h ~n. tile flnOJ . lo I "REE f 0ur Ca t Sh . Land lays wei,I 25 acres bot· ard Tlmr o'cleok of aald P day. . . b M 0 use. rpe am· tom land. Limestone roads. By order of the soard of man have been signed by Co- Funeral services Wl11 e . on1• ca tt"d ~t 1:.\ti Lmeoln rd C11 ll (" - - - 1 \\ y 2<11l20. b 29 ttc pooer With purchase of Blue An A-1 investment et $2.2 per of Meir~~;!~~tyG. 0 W~i. Chairman Jumbia to co-star with Jane F'nn· day ot 2 p.m., tt the Trmlty Wanted To Buy ·~ --Lustre Shampoo. Baker Dorothy '¥1 . Johmton. cterk da ·,n "The lJallad of Cat BaJ.I Methodist church, with the Rev. F "t 10 20 6t acre Dated 0<"1.oher a, 1964. -For Sale urm ure. __ c _ HOME SITE AND INVEST- "" JO, "· ' ' lou." C. F. Thompson officiattns. LOGS WANTED. High g"de 1-.-.-.: E 1 t Wanted I ment _ About 200ft. frontage Burial will be in &merest walnut, cherry, pOfJiar, bJss- ft.l.!·.( 1 HOLUX sweeper. Uses mp oymen _ __ on u. s. 33, outside Pomeroy ~:J~c~N o:x~~:,c:YJ~"T:: T,._'Nx Legal Notice The body wUI lie tn wuod, hard ftnd s1ilt m•Jf"ll{' .! ~: 1 r_w~; lll·lg~: rn~l~;~ldc ~Jth IRON ING to do in my home. Corporation. A buy at $1,200. b~!:'~;...:t!: that the church one hour red and white oak and a!; h I '1 t.t c.ln ...-nb . . ~.:'l mf'e du r. 4 ; $3 bu. or shjrts 20c each. c. c. CUCKLER Re•olution of to the servied. 01 1 Log huy'.' r wall b•· .:n Mt1~on ~j-~.\. n_e~~~ ~. or_ $r :_nonthly. Ph. i Phone WI 9-3164 . 10 20 6tc 1 POMEROY, omo o:!c:-ter Friends may call at the CroweFurniture Corp., Pi. Pleas " ' '·""' "" '" ' V m .· , BOX 229 WY %-383G Bussell funeral bolll8 after 7 ant. W. Va .. Tue'ILty< "''' ______ llf ' 3 ate Auto Sales (10) 23 3te today. Fridays, 8:30 a. m. to 4 311 gLECTH IC OishWllsher, portp, m. lO 15 l2tc nhle. $100 brand new. WY 2· 1963 DODGf StatiJO wagon. SEVEN ROOM brick home In EASY TERMS mu. 10 2· tic Good condition, $1895.110. Call p.,meroy, two bathrooms, 4 WY 2-2418. 10 22 tic bedrooms, garage, basement, Help Wanted ACCTTON SALE, Saturday l - - - - - - - - 3 flmshed rooms in attic. p. m. Welch 's Auction House 1954 BUJCK ;entury. Excellent Large :oL Out of high water WANTED• Middleoged pe.,on . Lourel Chff on Rl. 124. Used Central heatin . g " he bl J' • 1 runnin 17 condition. Priced ,.,-,ust a e to 1ve and new merchandise. t<> Charles Wildermuth WY qmre, 10 22 Jtp 2205 or WY 2-611G. · 0 1uo · H ol.e1, 1M.1clrll f''HirL right. Hackett's Sohio Serv- -~~~~~~~-~~~ - - - - - -10·21-7tc .r-_....;;. .. ;.;; ··.;;·;;o - -•;;;-;;·;. " - - - ; ice, 1C 22 tiC RADIATOR SERv I CE BlAEnNAR'S I ~;~/'~·~;~· .;~~~·;~~~e~tn/ Y ,aa. Mr spencer, 78 Clanned ~:e n:: ~~o~.h~';.':; g~~~~·· ;~h~\~: ;~~:~~r .::~:: ·!::::~::~: :~c~ ·~::t ~:;.e•~:t.~ P~~m~; Suddenly 1 I Cu /tl f<t /it I I 1 >•. '" . UNICO TIRES Tr.tD fDJ ... U " 111 ,,,.-, .., OQJ" ....... tla•U,n. uncoJn t; lv11 S..n·le ,. l""'mrt.lof' !Oervl~e ,,.~1" ~~~'-'' Ettahll•tt LOWEST PRICES NOW REGULAR TREADS MUD & SNOW • l Register here for free '64 Ford. No purc ••ne nece1s.1ry. • rs. eese, · Strausbaugh, Mrs. Orr, Mrs George Wolfe,Wood Mrs. Kennell' i M M Dav s. rs. row ora Loud Speaker Roberl Wood. Door - Mrs. Smith, Mn Brown and Mr. Brannon. G and M b _ Music for r k :rc Mr. and Mrs. Jac pencer, M Jerry Cowdery rs . . d ·th _ Mr Decorating .an 8 oo · nd M D gbt Mllhoun Mr 8 rs . WI K d' M · and Mrs . Carl autz, an r. and Mrs. Reid Young. Refreshments - Mrs. James Heaton Mrs Robert Ritchie Mrs. Bm Grueser, Mrs. RoY Gillilan, Mrs. Paul McDaniel. Mrs. Paul Hawk, Mrs. Charle' . Bissell and M:rs. Kathleen Ml1• hoan. Sweet Shop - Mn. Paul 1 Karr, Mrs. Wilbur McDona d, and all room mothers. GAMES Fish Ponds - Mr. and Mr!!. John Rose, Mr. and Mrs. or13 Smjth, Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Hoi· te r, Mr . and M~.,. Ralph Tru·· ..se.ll, Mr. and Mrs. Theodon.• Pullins, Mr. and Mrs. Milton G Tuttle, Mr. and Mrs. ary Dt'll. Apple Dunk_ Mr. arul Mrs. Henry Eichinger and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Epple·, Duck Pdnd _ Mr . and Mrs. Daviu Holter, Mr. and Mr!. Donald Mora, Mr. and Mrs. Rus~Pil Bailey and Mrs. NCJnna Ams Insurance SOMEONE to take over pay· - - - - - - - - - - - ments on a 1959 35 X 8, 4 J(UlNSON, SlmpsoD lll!UrllDCf." ont.tt room and bath Detr()iter Agency, ln. AU forma -:Jf In opeD nry rREi lnform.ttnn OD tnhs trailer. Mrs. Betty Reed, IW'aDCe. Jim JohDSOD am ... l111'1e• ~· ~emenll Wl'11.f' I'OhAI V ttv•n• "•me •""'" and ~Pbo"" E. Main St., Pomeroy. Bucf SJntpsn!l Aaeatl. !t.~~~ .....~.o.. ao. t10. n• 10 21 6tp · • 1 ~ Men 1•~ Start 'lJin n week Pntpt.rMcn tratnu" 1.ppo-~n • ' r 11 " 11tiiiUalh ~•ndl' "'...,.,...1"two ~XJh!l:'l enc. e• IUII.C"lll - trOIII•b. a -- • I' .. ..• . ' \ l ·•_p w8llenl or )'OUIIIIWI. . . ID maJoc1rama ben or !ben, or ...,'""1· U 1 1 \ "\t i -.. J':; !be • tollwtld,. Ia DOl maybe lht Bob Hope lboatro oetl!all7 almblllar lht IJ.year....,. In a wblle, or "CBS a. olcl mind, It will MYV COIU porll" or " Warlcl War 1," • aq ciOitf bJ accident •rlea. ...._ ... --.. -- ·----... ·...... DAILY CROSSWORD t.11]'1JII Loat,u &Lie! f.llball: Oe 2 •• 0 ;; ' • 1 ::- J Ut tat t.C I JA.A: · - 3 - II .aM I U.JI. $~~-= ~..,_ JI.P 'In' lG.D #We l.f.To m t• aaol7 17.-... :IB.IIIdp ·=- . ..... ----&Ill.... . -... IS.Atoool li8-Pirfonn lf.JW!w: 8l..Wbolloor u.~ IIi. Plllcll tl'l'.lap lt.:N«x'.,. APr.U. &Old'• & ll'rult of ~~ I " h:rof-i- DO.Jiacktdlt ..._ IlL . . . KING u.w- ~ DOW1t • Rufus. I Gmells '11 ..... -lfor a monkll\J in the wrench u.n bow to -rt DAILY IBiProQUOT.IC - workw! A][ 'I'. DL BAA X B II LO.IItPSLLOW one-~ x M«.lD --11!11*11 .&II- &bltbno IJa; ][ fo1' lbo 0'.. 8IIJ&Ie lotun, tbo (lqtll ..... ot lllo ..... 4 flq tile-~- "' ollt. .a. OQ; 1 qr tatllls • ll'o~ - Monster'! Mansion _ The 1 0. McCoy family, the R 0 y Holter fa-'ly, the Sam Mlch· "" ael family and the Earl Dean family . • Fortune Tellers- Mrs. Paul .'l'OLIIOBSL 811'1'0'1'17 ·YL Tl ~~~htM~;iho~:l ~r~~~~ P~~k - Delmar Baum, Mr. a n d Mrs. Bru~ Myer1 and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Windon. nd Tic Tac Throw - Mr. a Mrs. Robert Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Waid Spncer, Mr. ·and Mrs. HOpar;t Newell; Guess Your Weight - Mr. and Mrs M Victor Bahr, Mr. and rs Harold Newell: Choke A Cokt· - Mr, and Mrs. Paul McDan Q 11 iel, Mr. and Mrs. James o on Add A Score- Mr. and Mrs Dale Kautz, Mr. and Mrs. H Dor· ace Karr and Mr. and Mrs . .on Williams: Shoot for Loot- Mr. and Mrs. Han-y Lodwick, .M.r . and Mrs. Virgil Windon, Mr. p nd A and Mrs. Bill W'll 1 ; OU N Nail - Mr. and Mrs. orman McCain, Mr. and Mrs. Willan1 Ebersbach, Mr. and Mrs. John Fick. Milk Bottle liame- Mr. and Mrs. Alva Clark, Mrs. Henry Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine! Mllhoan·, Dodger Game- Mrs . Olan Hysell, Mr. and Mrt. Norman Rose, Mr. and Mrl, Herbert Mcintyre. ' Pitch A Washer- Mrs. Blll Capehart, Mr. and Mrs. Charle~ WUdennuth, Mn. 'lberon Cndse and Ml'. lnd Mrs. Rlcbard Col., man. '1'11111 1111!-lloar lban, IIIII lbowl wllb a iiM9J IPPUI for tlll'll- ..Qed· ...- I ... BLIV 'I'D OliiL DVAL08'1'8S ISO ORIO '171: B'fJ'. OB'l'.L.-JIUB8VJ'J'O .,. otE5TilK GQULU Oty~ i1Vi1Ri1ii1HG LIV'mQ • • • ~ lT8JilLF..-QOilili:Ui 2 . . . .uwmm • .,., a. .r • ., ,, , a.u ----------------~--=-~·~·~~~========~~--_;·- ! WMPO Radio "You did wronc to disobey your motbar ·when the told you to atay In the houaa! The trick le to mike har .. wleh W'd MVtr .Hid ltl" - ·- ----------- WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6o45 Slga On · 7;00 Be SWl and Know 7o03 Newa 7:08 Musical Clock 7 30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7' 45 Word and Testimony .8:00 Ohio Valley Newo Bo05 World News Be10 Sports Today 8 t5 Weather 8 16 Musical Clock 8o55. Collbnuni~ News t;OO Talk of the Town 9:55 Mason County Newa 10o00 Public Service 10 :1s Family Wqrshlp Hoar 10:30 Latchstring 11:00 News Beat 11:05 Momlns Melodlet except Friday, Chareb Bells Ring II :45 World News 11:55 Mason County Newt Community News ~·:os Local News 11:10 Markets 12:15 Weather 12:20 Bulletin Board 11:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 County APDI 1J:45 CoUIItl'y Go Roond 1:56 New! Belli •: oo Col1111try (,lo Round 1:55 N•w• Beat 1:00 'Midway Matinee u:oo i:55 ·Newt Beat 4:00 UO 5:00 SoOII 5:15 5:25 5:30 US Dlscing with Doss ·· Interchange Community News World News Sports Today Weath..Dinner Musicale Slga Off SATURDAY 6o45 7o00 7:03 7o00 7:30 7' 32 7:45 8o00 8:06 8: 10 8:15 1: 18 Sign On Be SUI! and Know News Musical Clock News Heatlllnea Musical Clock Word and Testimony Ohio Valley News World News Sports Today Weather Pt. l'le8Bint H.S. Football 10:30 Son& & Story Hour t0:45 Family Worship Hour 11:00 Newo, Army Hoar 11:3o Public Servtee 12:00 Newa Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday MaUnee 1: t5 Ohio Stale Football 4:00 Discln& with Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue $:00 News Ru.mdup 5: IS Public Service 5:311 Dinner Musicale . ,45 Sign Off MONDAY THRV FRIDAY Sip On -Hewa Sacred H•!lrt Hour Meigs County RFD Paul Bowen - Farm 8:30 New• · ' ''"" 8:33 Rav. Raymll!ld JMGI · &I '' ~ Sporta 'lieildllnes '" 8:57 ·we•lllet 'Heport 'r:oa· New-·· •o.... ..... 7:05 Thly's Chapel 7:30 Nelft ··· ... · 7:35 Pickens Hardware <Tues - Thurs.) 7:50 News Report 8o00 Bill Miller Sbow 1:00 Johnson . Simpson Ina. Show (Fri.) 8:10 Roy's Food Basket Show · (Mon . Thurs.) 1:46 Baker Fundtun Sbow (Wed.. Frt 1 a, 45 I&S Super Market Show (Thurs.) 9:00 News 9o05 Coffee With Janet 10:00 Grand Ole op~ 11:00 Mlnlaterlal Assoc. 1U$ AB.C. Prol!l'am - Ftl. 11:15 Family Worship · Thu.... 11:15 Muon Co. Al!l'. E•t.-Tues. 11:33 SWap Shop 11:45 Tiny's Country Hymns 12:00 Noon Heport 12l15 Goelller'a Guest Star-Fri 12:15 Larry Anderson Show 4:00 Jim Mees Show 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show $.00 1:05 8:20 6:26 <Thurl,) t:30 Local Newa 5:00 Jim Meet Sbliw 8o00 Slmon'a Marttl · Newt &cOil Sundown Soreaade 1:46 Sip 011 Septmber 5:45 Sign Off October SATURDAY 1:00 SI8D On - Newa 6:05 Country Music 6:20 Country Jamboree 7:00 Larry Auderaon Show 8:00 Pwneroy 1D Football t:30 Mlddleporl ID Football 11 :00 Top Ten Show !DalrJ V.U..yl 11:30 Top Ten Show (Dutlmll) LITTLE ORPHAN ANNJI 12:00 Noon News 12o 15 Musical Interlude 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teell 1:00 BID Miller Show (OSV Football) 8:45 Slga Off September us Slga Off October SUNDAYS 7•00 Slga On - News 7:35 Sunday Sbowca•e 8:00 French Clcy BapUst Hour 8:30 News 1:33 Hour of Dellverance !Elder Cline) 9:48 Co~Abelo 10:05 Sunday Cha 1 10:33 Washlni!OD epQril to the ~eople 11:00 Sunday Sbow 12o 00 Noon News 12: U Christiana Hour 12:30. liev. Merlin Teets 1:00 floy, Andrew P•rsona 1:30 Rev. Silas Blllnpa 2:00 Sunday Chapel lo33 Rav. Roscoe Thornt 3:00 Sund&J Chapel 3:33 Country Hymntimero ' (Dan Hayman) 4o33 Sunday Showcase 6:00 Baptist Lllyman'a Hour 8o30 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sip ')ff September 5:45 Sip Off Detober u• Vote and Ellct Hennessy For Meigs · County COMMISSIONER . ' ' For EfftclencJ &EconomJ 'Ia:Gtvtrnn11nt 'lbll Job requlrel: •A Bood ~ucatlon •Hone\rty . •Cipen MiJ~Il.~dneBB eDedlcaUon to the good of every lndividSturgeon, Aabton. DISCHARGIW: Mrs. Maurice Snodl!l'asa, Gljl,ipoUs; Infant male An~. Qidwell, BIRTHS:" l\''· $on to Mr. and Plea&ant Valle, RoRpltaJ Mrs. Chari-' ·Pt. Pleas· ; ADMI'M"ED: Mrs. Charles ant A daitillfter 10 Mr. and Mrs. Perry Pt Pleasant· Mra , ual in the Counij. ·-~~~II flll all ll#"?, ' ' ")::< ' .~.... " ' , MOW, THE.r-tl REM!MSE~ f.{OW I SHOWED YOU THE ' 1I:'J!l:'lj H<ltl \E""""" M'w&IER'I" VMIOIQi tfiiJQT HAVE COME -AriD QGH0, EH~ ~EE'VOU SURE WAY 10 OPEN iHE 'ii&CRET PASSAGE~ DON'T GET RATTLED EAO"I I• BRANNER liiRIY r tL . ··v ., . . ' dur1Jii TO I s . c1v1• SERVICE nsrs1 1~-=:--:::---c-- HOU..YWOOD !UPI)-Youth, lbo three weekly network Ito lncrta!ilna bll1iDI movies, aU of wblch beeln at tower, Is not merely belrl& 9 p.m. EDT and laot far two aerved tbll television season, boun or oo. but 11 being kowtowed to. Not II la an aooepllll Iacl IIIII, ooly are the Influential Nle!Jen wllll rare 61Ceptlon, lhowo that ratingo apparently andergoiDfl 11ar1 alter 10 p.m. EDT Ulllalan alteration to Include mort ly suUer 1n lbe rallllp by eomfamilies with YO\Uli children- partson wltb other Ume llota. with an accompanying ttatlstl· "The Fugitive," for lnltance, cal lhlft--but the prime-time Js a probable exception, and network 1 c h e d ule 110e1111 "Ben Casey" seems better off st.acked far the brats. In 111 old time period apln Many video- watching aduJIJ than when It wu oppoaita '"l'he like to go to bed early too, yet Beverly Hlllblllleo." "Tbe Demany of the shows they prob- fenders," whldl wed to be on ably want to see begin at earUer in the evening on Satur10 p.m. EDT, the lotest poa-, day'a, oow nu. llle late CBS. sible start for Ill hour prlme- TV lk>l on ThUNdaya. time (li'Oir&m. Tbese sbowo In- There is not a single altuaclude "Siattery'l People," The tlon comedy acbeduled 1n the Allred !Dtchcock Hour, "The final network prlme-tlme f!our R0£1101," "Ben Casey," 'The eacb niSht. They are all Oil Fugitive," "The Nurses," The view In what Ia regarded 11 "Telephone Hour," Daney the more choice, earlier-and Kaye, Jimmy Dean, "The De- higher costing - periods. Willi fenden " "Suspenae Theatre.'' the deluge of comedy ancl va• 'The ~porter," Jack Paar and rlety shows, the only occasional 'Gunsmoke" - not to mention reUel from a oteady case ol the 111111 bary. -195-7--E--NG,-,--'"::::-1{--F--OJU;=-cHi::::.llm::--an, FOR SALE-Middleport'a liDGood condition. 4 dr, Com- est buUdiDg, located 352 N. "'!'~.•"!•":'!•!~. pact, $275.00. WY 2-2418. Second Street. Mldc!leport 10 22 tie Priced lor quick .ale. - - - - - -- - - quire at Oblo Hotel. 10 li Uc STATION GAS STOVES or will cxchange i for equal value. 1 - Large Jeck W. Caney Moore's air·tight 50,000 BTU Mgr, WY 2-9932 $25.00. t - Medium Peerlessi J-.:~~~~~~---'"":'.,_---l l 30,000 B.T.U .. m.nn. J - Me- WHY PUMPy our sh] ;gis~- se1> dium 12,000 BTl ;·,, $10.00. Ca• tic tank? Get Klean-Em-AII be vented . Horn('r Holl{'y, Lau- Seplie Tank Cleaner. Land rei Cliff Road, 4 doors south mark Farm Bureau, Po mol Methodi st Church Tel. Wy· eroy. 9 29 JOtc 2-li818. l0-24-3tp USED workpants, shirts, cov. l BEDROOM hou ~e. modem • era !Is, and jackets. Carl Chev~ kil chen, basement, garage. alier, Long Bottom, Ohio. fireplace, gas fnrnace, 2'k 10 15 30tp lo1 fl. Will accept house trail- -~::--:-:::==:-..- on trade. Phone 77:1-Stllt . 7 ft. LOC'JST posts. Several 10 20 6tp hundred on hand. Mostly- good - - - - - - -- -- pn<ts. Entire lot ZOe each. ___l_n_s_t_ructions Charles Ihle, Racine Village. 10 21 6tc - - - - - - - - - u IDfl the Ill ott, II a clocwnelllal')l and Mrs. Gordon Ridenour. Grand March - Mn. Robel' l Wood M W Mrs SUPER SERVICE Sale or Trade Television Revue Ritchie and Mn. 8111 GrueJel' J Udgel - Mn, Delmar BaWl\ . m. n·l LOOKING FOR SECURE JOB? UUI!A lheae perlocla, ulde from Mr. L. Wesley While. Db'ee- Donald Bam!. tor of Safety at Shell Chemical Hallow\en party c:omml~ Co. at Belpre, was the guest are: speaker when the Ole!ter PTA Ptannipg - Mrs. Roy Holt8r mel Oct. 19. He showed a film Mrs. Earl Dean and Mrs. l. 0 cCoy "Off the Job Safety." noting M . ' that more accidents happen off Purchasing - Mn. Roberl -..~.., &ebQOI In n" cea• fJf th• ten mill Umlt.aUon, foe tho . . . .m ........ To•••blp Board of Tru•teea for the purpose of provtdtnJ f:lre protecttoa :tor sctpto Townahtp. A.U(.TIONEER CcnnpleW 8e; tlee -u ..i.~lr~i.'~=~-.~~~l~Ye~~-\~a~cn~.~ ~c_; - - - -- - - - - - - , N otlce ~te 'J 20 Uc ----------•"ng Service Col> PHOTO Cop,. · les made of legal papers. . rd and I bJrttJ reco s a mosl any other d·:~cuments . Also lamiDtin@' tn plastic, film to preserve your valuable papen !::f' 1~a:fto!"1t~ ~~~:'~n ~eaT!'::· Reuter •--ar~e Pome.nv thlp ot SeJplo. M.elt• Count,-. Olllo, 1 n;;7 , • =~~- Reuoaalllo- $1699 :'!':l ~"'J:' ::.,w.!""''!; Pleasan~Mason liM. than wW be nbmitt.f to l1lfk &J(Jiea Sponsor H oween arty PT. PLEASANT - The Point ber of Commerce is Wuing invi~"~ ·~: :~-::-:e 8~~ tatloru to all employen and I>Ltt.rlct. Metp Count). Ohlo at employees in the Point PleasLhe ntiUlar pl~•• ol VOtlnJ ther.1n on 1'u6adly, lhe :Jrd 4&7 of No•••· ant 8rell to attend a speclal 1\lly, 11 We 111¥0 all Sower Mac!bil>el tirl'S, whlte 1963 Corvair Panel """'"""" Eod ttl lt•J'ltH rr d Corn•o $1495 1960 Chevrolet Impala ...... ••• ~ f'hnD....a ... HeaiiDJ Mblenollle. - :.~·~~:.~.:;.;:• 1>".:!,' =. en llU1 uv• NOTICE ll aareb, ~,... tut tal JIVI1IUC* of • a..otul:&• of U.. Boonl •• Odueouoo ot ... """""' weltllng. ---------~--•- $2195 Ldl<ms 2 Dour Rt'd over while- hmsh, good whitewall tirt's. 326 cu. in \18 t'ngme, autum~tJC' trans. Radio and hl'att•r. A real smarl car. ri P ~ ht l'tw ......... , 1963 Tempest Pontiac ... ' " "'"" .,•~• · • • I>U'"'"'"" !!u• s.t..,. eo... TRANSMISSION Chester Grade School will all p Telephones To be Studied Notlc. _ -:M;;OTI;;;:C;;-1-;0P ILICTION ON TAX Pomeroy 2 SIGNS l}~l'l&li Legal PawSWrJ~,Aab~ '1-~----~~~~~~~~.---~~~--.-~-:~F+~~~~- OKAY, PANNY 1 l'LL GIVE YOU ONE MOr:: = 'HANCE. BUT ~o · 1-c:-~-' MEMBER ... ONlY ONE MORE CHANCE! r!E.RSS THE 5TATION ~~E- 1 MtSS WI.~K LE. MAKE: 'I'OJRSELF COM"" fORT~ I'>LE . rLL COME MCK FOR 'o'OU WHEN I FIND A HOTEL. ll<AT'e> JUST J2tGHT I ~... �----- .... -~._.._.._,. __ ___ .,. ______ ..._. .. --·---.. . --- """ ·- ------~~-- ----:-:--~ I WEA'I'HEI ........ - • I IIIC::1• II at y e llld . . . . . killed ............ .. 11M U.tled Star.. lui 7-· • NOYYOVDO. J • ao.d)' . . . . . . . . . . enttr;;~~ ,._..,. IIIP ...,. 1MT• .._ tollipc ""'· fWtl ...... *' 7J• .<.,r:C ... ~ .; ....... ;; ~ ;. Deeet.d f'e The rntereata Of Tl.. Meiwi-MIUIOrl ArM ~ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" ~~ ---------------------------VOL XVI NO. 165 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1964 '% :;_ ~ fiVE CENTS - ~.;:;. 'Copter Crash - AI ~.cU~k _: . Takes Lives "'~ -~·" "" BRIEF.· · · Of9Marines ' 11 Top Candidates Head For Ohio on Tuesday ' • ~ ' WIRE' NEWS .. HUELVA, Spain (UJ>!).-Nine l U. S. Marines were killed today I •fl'\liil ' ' when two Navy helicopters Uded in the air during 1 \1•1lt~d "'r"~ sive amphibious landing on the beaches of sou•th·l neuver , lntt.r~~atio)fial ern Spain . DETROIT - MORE TIIAN A U. S. Navy spokesman three-fourths of General Mot- 13 other Marines were i'ttj',ured l ors' car capacity remained idle in the accident. He said it today despite a halt in the 31 - curred about two hours day strike by the United Auto the landing pha,..s of "01per1•· l Workers union. Crippling local tion Steel Pike One" got walkouts forced the le\ay. der way at dawn . GM Vice President Louis G. I The 'copter~ wer~ H34s, Seaton said some GM plants Ispokesman satd. · resumed partial production as A total of 30,000 U. S. Masoon u the strike ended' rlnes and sailors stormed full production cannot be shore near this coastal city sumed f ' •. ' . Vote For I I • TONIGHT THRU TUESDAY OCTONII "THE CAKPETBAGGERS (Technicolor~ er. • .. .. • t I 3 4 " 11 25 L'ummm~s. Martha Hy· Elizabe lh Ashley , Carroll 5 6 7 12 13 1• 19 20 21 26 27 21 • 9 10 15 16 17 22 23 24 29 30 31 ... .. . ' I IIed ·a1•d er I TV senate prohe MEIGS COUNTY RECORDER lime: 2 Hrs 40 min . 7~c & 4Uc Admiss ion WED. and Thunday October 28-29 NOl OPEN Pd. Pol. Adv. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25 thru SATURDAY, OCT. 31 SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL .9 O'CLOCK quidrly, ond 110nomioally. Elberfelds Bargain Days ~[1(!)\WlJl~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy provide additional living space. No money down and easy monthly payments:. WE GIVE TV STAMPS the to his had Hrs. IWUard Van Meter W Main PomeroJ co ted FOR THE RECORD ... MODERN KITCHIN Let us show you how you can have a new, modern lcitchen, with all the work-saving con¥eniences. No money down and easy monthly payments. ENCLOSED PORCH Homeowners are enclosing open porch to provide extra; living space. Glau in Winter- Screan in Summer. No money down, monthly payments, :==:iircio~a amc ROOMI Your basement or attic can be easily converted into useful living space, at a minimum of expense. No money down and easy monthly ,.,It .,., In onfl eW'or yoflr plan• wl"' a, or limply mil u fo ltoW'O e•r repro•orafotiW'e conNcf yefl. Something's olways brewing with that nice, "normal" family, nThe ~un~ters." Ugly(!) duckling of the fomoly ts the Munsters' niece, played by Beverly Owen in the Thursday p.m. CBS-TV half·h~ur laugh-and-shiver series. From left: Yvonne De Carlo (Uiy Mu~ster), Beverly Owen, "grandpO" AI lew1s. Presiding over the kettle is Fred Gwynne, os zldu~~nB;~.o i~.o.::.'! WY 2·2039 or NIGHT Pomerov Flower Shoo children to London to visit their father while be is making a mov1e. aroun~ Christmas time . . . One of thts year s OBVIOUSLY "GOLDEN BOY . IS g~ hot romances will be parlayed tnto ing to stand or fall on Sammy DaVls Jr. s screen money. Columbia Pictures has stamma - which has been fantastic Signed Leslle Car . on and w,. arren Beatl>'. as well as on the Broat. ~·ay • n ..:: ws: to co-star in a fhck called 'The Baby Stt When be wasn't a ... ~ ~v p~rlor.m at Satur day's maunee or evening l'erformances, ter. Sarah Miles, slated to oe tne lemale ny n;otrnbers of the audience JUSt ex· star of Noel Coward's "Hay Fever," op~~ and got their moneY back. They are enmg at the Old Vic in Manchester next relvpereasehnotoattivaeosouot["Goa w. week had to withdraw to . undergo a g ' thro~t operation . . . Sometimes you al· ::,ammy ... Tile Democrats ~ve Jt~•~; most need a scorecard - well, at least ea that the unpleasant Jen ns a ' you need a notebook - to keep tabs on will cost LBJ votes, but they still cant Hollywood's ~lamor queens. Current ex· see how he can fail to win by a huge ma· omnle: Natalie Wood dated .vt.hur . Lol·ori•·· . ss Rita Moreno is bemg squtred "•• - , .. Sandy Whitelaw and Davtd Ntven .. ~l:ue H · k Ex Jr a111n ont: V! • by songwriter Sheldon arruc : · · · · Jerry Vale nas the biggest. album"hll erts report the suJ!ply of doiM:. 10 New of his career with hts Columbta LP, Be ~ork is lower than Jt bas been m a dec;.• My Love." It bas such alluring romanuc ade. They say "the beat is oo:• pnmartly possibilities that producer Hal WalliS ts because of the election campaigns. There. considering using the title for a movte is practically no traffic in one famous aod s!gnlng Jerry as one of the stars of section because the pushers have been the nl'Qduction . . . "A Clash of Cym· scared or warned off; on11 one seg10el~ bals '' the video show with Louis Jourdan of the local popuation seems to be stt and 'Tuesday Weld in the leads, has been active in drug traffic. •.• . , , •ved. Somebody . .. up there" felt the " f E . sqUire s~.:~'l'" was too s.J'zzling a.n d ought to be THE NOVEMBI':R ISSUE o th 1'aylor rewritten. has a fabulous cover - . Elizabe • . Vl&~·vis her daughter Liza, whose father Liz AND R!CtlARD BUI\TON, htth· was Mike Todd . . . Some of the top tree· erto regarded as. the l)OCt!U'nal types, lance writers in the nation have. been have ulled a switch while makmg tipped that it's only a. matter of t•me ~ "Fiigft of the Salidplper" tn Pans. Infore a famous ma~azme announces. s "' ,stead of accepting the usual French proelision of J!U~Iication . . ·. The ~bow bus- duction shooting schedule - ·noon to 7 fness legend o( death sinking tn threes m _ they've lnexplicabl)' de~ded to was given more c~edence by the ~itci to. the hours !!bServed m Californta, obituaries of GraCle Allen, !farpo Mrtl which means getting. up at the crack of and Eddie Cantor, pJl colJlediaos. Sho Y ·dawn 'l1ilil has caused havoc among the arter, the jQ~ world. was stunned ~ Galli~ c:rew, which is staggering around sudden deaths of !il!~k. TraviS, d or bleary-eyed. There.are ~veil !fiOre senous ilazzo ·and au.u Case·-4 all fame trulll" · ·uits of the Buittins' mvaslon of pe( players, · ~·· f\l.i!'f'91n~~::~'the- ~~nee; the unit press agent - Mkik~ · '" The beat·kep~ ""':' ~· 10 . .·Mindlin _ is nursing sever a1 era~ e . '~ tr)Ca! circles~ JPe ·. romance bet~een. . I reCeiVed ln a sldriD!sh w!th dedlcatjt_~~hce ·~amp ~nd~ltlel Jfe.OShnmut" . !lillp.hotogriiphers at the big press recep. til p.trs Sldli!'Y- ~. eeling m ,gt . . . . . be~ter: IS making plans :to take ber ~~ur tlon. ay DOROTHY KllGALLEN JOTI'INGS JN PENCIL · .. . DA~ A new room con bo added to your home lhat Nill .j Jottingsin rencil ... FOR ALL OCC.AS10NS ROOM ADDmON v·10Ience tacks aero" its .·SUpported South roops were m· , uea tened to call Chtna for mili· ton if open war -\nd it claimed i U.S.·built plane ' intervened over . Oak Dam. Mon·l WASHINGTON (UP!I -Sen. ·e. on Sa.i 11rda v. ate investigators will issue a ~ils ~, · report soon charging that there Nhose recovery is a conclusive relationship be-anti-aircr<~lt fire I tween juvenile delinquency and ia on Saturday Ilelevision shows emphasizing :oday as that of I crime and violence. Y. T o w e r y The report hos been •lgned by ~ . He had been a majority of the ~ate suiT mvsteriou5 cir- j committee" pn juvenJJe delin. ,,wi~tg his cap- i quency headed by Sen. Thomas >y troops w h o J . Judd , D·Conn. The troup's j into Viet Nam j fmdmgs are based on years of an outpost. • study an~ pub.lic hearings into ecial F 0 r c e 5 cause of JUVerule delinquency. ;it which retov- The subcommittee said that body reported "the excessive amount of teJe-d have bee~ \'ised crime, violence and bru. that searchers tality can and does contribute under fire'' Ito the development of attitudes _ 1and actions in many young peo·zs ··--·-· ~·""r·~ ·.,,.,!%":_1 pie which pave the way for deiss . (UPII - jlinquent behavior." IndJete • dIn • Colorca-rtoan lemode6ng is rht IM-1 You 11111 have more living spa<e in your homt easily, i I I Baker. Lt-w A.\'rf's, M;1r1m Balsam. Ra lp h Taeger. Arch· !(' .\ loore R unnin~ I 1 - (Republican) George PPppl::lrd _ Alan Ladd. !Job JMTWtfS ROBSON October '23·27 Joseph LeVine'l i'h~P UaliY 1 I Suoo emenand rhP (;alha r. Eleanor OHIO I inl ancl ELECT POMEROY COLU MBUS (UP{) - The jet plane dow n in Columbus el- persons were expected to hear hard fought campaign headed thr Tuesda y or Wednesday but ! the G~P pres_identiel candidate into its final week today with there wa s nothing aefinite. speak m .Pubhc Hall at 8:30 p. two of the top candidates sched~ l Former Vice President Rich· . m. The trip is the Arizona senuled for spt>trhes m Ohio Tues- ard M. Ni xon planned to spend ! a tor's third into Ohio Jn thit 1 day . Wednesday ca mpaigning campaign. Sen Barry Goldwater w i II , Ohio. He wa s scheduled for e FUtb For Humphrey Spet~k. in Cleveland Tue!>day j breakfast nt>w s conference in ~umphrey's visi~ to C~ncm. night At about the same lime Columbus and spl'eches in Lan. l nah was the 0fth .mto Ohio bf Sen. Hu be rt H. Humphrey will cas ter. Cincinnati and Warren the Democratic v1ce presiden. be in Cincinna ti for a sl al t>w tde I Goldwater wa s sf'heduled to tial candidate. He was sched. television spcC'cil. ; arrive at Cleve land Hopkins ! u.led to speak et a fund raising~ ,E.4~:t~IJO!kil' 4 30 p.m. and motor- .dmner. . . · .wn. About 15.000 1 The lop Ohio candtdateJ - -- ~ clashed in televisied inte-rviews Sunday. Sen. Stephen M. Youn( and u.s. Rep. Robert Taft Jr., the senatorial candidates, diss~·n l mel Pomf"f0" Mh1rliPOor1 ot110 1 agreed sharply on a number of . II !1)11 1HI onto- - - - - l'tmes {,H matters in a heated exchang• 1964 on the Crosley Broadcasting Co. Air Force pilot ! television stati~ns. in ~lumbus, ldav wht"n their 1Dayton, and Cm_cmnatJ. . "miles north-· At the sa me t1me, Rep. Oliv· 30 er P . Bolton <RI and Robert E. :a cause of the Sweeney. !D), Cleveland attor· : single·Pngine- ney, the candidates for ~n1e bodies of the gressman • at • large were di~ ·5 guns destroY· I agreeing on numerous i~sues oa site under the i Columbus Town meehng tele. :1Pters. vised and broadcast by WBNS. nothing beats a checking account! When you pay all your bills by check, you: Just ritlle through checkbook stubs, to find a detailed notation of any expense; just pick up a packet of cancelled checks, to put your fuiger on proof of any payment. ' bride. The bride's mother, wore a pink two piece dress of chantil· Jy lace with three omtrto>r·lfon~rth sleeves, scoop neckline, hat and shoes and a corsage of sweetheart roses. Mrs. wore a light blue sheoth dress with navy accessories and II cr>rsa,ge ol pink gladioli lets. Following the ceremony bride and groom and weddll11g party received 200 guests in open reception in the church cia! room. The bride's was Iovelf jll, pale blue overlaid with ·white net. 1T h shirred net okirt, caught with pink rib~ roses· made. Interesting · ~ent. A live tier· ed wedding' cake with each tier separated by white columns · swans, ceolered the table, You P4y No More For The Bestl e FRIGIDAIRE eADMIRAL e SPEED QUEEN eHOOVER eFLEXSTEEL e PROVINCUOWN1 FOI USY, ACCURATE PERSOUL BOOKKEEPING, OPU A UEClll& ACCOUIT WITI US, AID MAKE FULL USE flf Ill The FARMERS BANK and Savings Prime ., FUll.(/!) CHIEF HEATING OIL • No Big Winter Fuel Bill$ When You heat with Texaco Fuel Chief •.'. and Use Our SAVE UP TO 40~ FUEL 8tLLSI Budget Plan Sip up for Texaco Fuel Chief today 0" You can spread oul payments over the year-wttb no ' : Member Foderel Reserve SYsl..., wv·2·5186 ' !)l..rlbutecl by: ·. ' POMEROY, OHIO MIDDLEPO'T CO. ) '.r:' ,~., ' . ................ ... ,,,_ td':t••i: \ . . ._ . ' _ :. t channel .IS, "AtLact of the Gl: ant l.eel:hes" (1959) Ken C)lirk 'and •1ieait from llaullled cave". ctie) ,Michael Forest. ~ t ; "Down to: ~ ~ In l!h!P'i·~; U~l iUchord Wldlnark. . . ' ... ' ' ' .PT; P~$ANT- GAU.J(OLIS Member Federal O.posit lnsurence Corporetlon ' · •' MIDDLEPORT Cl'lif ICE & FUEL ., ,. CALL US TODAY 44~4233 cJ: ,· interest. No carrying cb8.fll81, •lther · You'D e8Joy sa!e, dependable warmth all winter long without beln& saddled b}' big fuel bllle In the cold. moolhl. Your nelghbOri use our budget plan-a!ICII!ke II. You will, tool GALLIPOLIS l'e(l:',! ." '· ... _ . _·,: . .p. ... .. • ' ~.;.,... A. E. Holmes told autbori·sician said be lDle of •' RUS· Schlop? Cotten Does It Well Is not one of those superdedicat. as "they come. fortunatel)', Ule) · to>me wlth Pleasant regulanty . ·-Theater ls geuing b•gger .bere iD H(lllywood.," eoueo says. ··It's part ot a general coltur"-l rena•ssance around the couotr)' - we're on a culture kick. . . •·patricia Ous wite PatriCia Medina) and 1 nave toured . a grea( ~deal lately' anel ~e fmd su many cities have bmlt new cultural centers. A strange thiDK aoout them- they always seem to have cost $12 million. Thai cost ·OI seems to be the gomg ,. culture these day!!>. ed sorts. He takes things BY DICK KLEINER Holl.)'Wood Correspcmdent HOLLYWOOD (NEAJ - Tho next time you're out shoppmg for a painting, a!Sk the maitre d'oil it he happens to have an original Schlopping. Arouod Hollywood, ScbloppiDg are ia ra 1ber hi&b favor tltis year. Not ba• lbe)' are veat an. Ba& mosl people lm.ow lbat lbe •ame "Ma¥ Stblopping" ia tbe Corae~ ol tbe canvas 18 lbe IWID de brasil 01: Josep~ Cotten. "WileD 1 start.ed pamtmg," Collen Jay>, .. 1 oalled lhe tlungs 1 did ·my stoppings.' Out ol thal came the name Max Schlopplng wluch 1 still use. And I still call my works my 'Schloppings.' .. Cotten doesP't have too mucb titiH> 10 Schlop these uays. He continues 10 be one ot Holly· wood's buSiest - and consistently most protessiolUI! - acton. LaleSI work ill "Hush ... Hush, Sweet Charlolte," . I h e Bette Davts-OHviJl deHavtllan<l 111m. - AcnJALLY, PAINTING ill on~ third m priority on dte Col· ten market. After actin& comes "building," an aU-Inclusive term ·!Of urloits do4t-yourseU flrojet:la lie !llj~yo. ·. . "I 8li1 a eo~Ye b¢~" Goiten "1 mtist ,.iaV. SCillle" sass. thin& eoitltl on an ·the .11JDe; l iust f:Dislled ,a i().}ooWli&b wall or<IUild 1111 prGP.er\y. Eve!!-~ 1 livid In a Mew ,Y••~* ~. mtlll, I .~ a 111117 ~' ' COLUMBUS (UP!) - . . •• ~27 ' ' ~h of JO!'L U.be ) 'tHERE HAVE BEEN rumor• tbal ABC '!a.tlts tcf illcreast ~ :pejton Place <lo!¥8• a .lhr~ .a week. . • . _ ...... •rn -· ' do ·y.at. A poll conducted by Ohio Statf Univer. sity political science students indicates President Johns011 leads his Republican opponent, Sen. Barry Goldwater, by nearly 20 per cent in Franklin County. n~·v·_, .... ""~·~>Uo,; The poll, based on lnterviNt · ' · ' · · I with nearly 300 persons, showed Hospital 1Johnson with 51.3 per <ent, rday - Earl Goldwater with 32.3 per cenl ,. A n n a and IU per cent stilllD!declded. ~c• Sprague Most Republlcan candida!N ' were running ahead of Gold· water. The survey showed Rep. Robert Tafl Jr. leading U.S. Sen. ay Stephen M. YOU!ll, 42.7 per cent Dennis to 27.7 per cent, Ill the senate Ken~ race, and Rep. Oliver BoltoD 1y _ t, w. Va.; with a lead ov~r Democrat RobLangsville; ert Sweeney m the race for asville; Lu· congressman-at-large. Political Science Prof. James ter; A. Robinson said the same persons would be poUed again just to the elecllon to delel'JNCED mine if there ~re any chanill ·ally of In preference. •1mes remov. 'ullet from • ! rylinder and r. and Holm., let wuuod in in PeytOil Place now. And they couldn't nave plcked e worse lime £or . ter The television show I! wm . F . filmed at the 20lh Century~ ox 1 t and right now califorma 1s ;a~ng one Jf its usual autumn heat waves. So you see Ed Nelsor and Mia Farrow .n Dorothy Malone and the others tog· ged out in boots and coats and mufflers and hats y.Mh e a r naps, while the thermometer registers a wintrY !14. Paul Monash, who -:reated and prodooes the series, . wanders ar<IUild (in a cool s. · sh1rl), overseeing his pro<!uct. Whatev· .e r you may think of . . Peyt?n Place, thl• jwtce-a·wellk eontinulng seri.. may make a las~ IQS-impression on te~evl.sion programmlng. ~o~- '' ·~~ · ....~ ··· ' · '·"oii'W': ··<t(le;!'int·...l iilPiriel' ~ · ~:. ' ' " . .r ,,,-: !d. in a 7-7 tie IT'S WINTER wet.ICiboP''' · , .,,~ · ,., • -~ , ...u...~ .,....... . .: "..RII---;,· the Universi· i lost a foot:steoed to Sat-- OSUPollHas LBJLeading By2.0percent ,. ----- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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