https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5ef69f4f5aec3c134bf573f67d29dede.pdf 26a476947ee7766993b206db0d98b4b4 PDF Text Text ... . . ~--------·_..,. ~-. . .._......._.._...,~..,·-- ----.-~ . ........... .-~-·· - _. . .. ......... , -r . ... ..,___ .., _.._..-. r 10-n.tly Sentinel, Pomeroy·Midlleport, lVEA'I'BEB ()~_:_ 28, 1964 ~------1111111, Ponlble light show~n over abou& 30 per cent of the area lonl&bt. Low IO!Ilght 4%~6 . nesday fall' and warm 71J. I e Wedo hlgh • i' at y enttne Tile ,..... "' ............ . _., .,....;.. i N - olfleo bodldio( • .._ ' f ... Detutted To TM f,.uruta 01 TM Meir,_M,..on Ar-. VOL XVI POMEROY -MIDDlEPORT, OHIO NO. 166 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1964 . FIVE CENT$ as .. Me D.s • *•"* because lhe bra'a alwajia lllead of whatever JOil"ro ~ ll sltdeheo Ia back 8Dd ............... u air coodllioaed, be au; lpl' , .. aoad llllil; Ia ,.... ... Ji"" ill! today they ··= . OHIO TONIGHT & TUESDAY October 26-27 Jos.eph LeVine'to .WIIilc. "THE CAKPET8AGGERS (lel·hmculo r l George Pe!JIJ!Ifd Alon Ladd. ar~ not on the medi ~ cal staff of the newly incor~ poratOO Veterans Memorial Hos~ pita! It ebopea }'01111al1lrlllly! W....,... Sbapeli • ......\* C,. ....l.'t llacl tbem ia IllY odaor .... llald ,ae . . . . . . . ,...... llllgle. It does what e-r booic ,_ ••a\1 clat. ll • . . J01111 prellily, eomfortably. ID..r n • d!;%1 t 32-40: MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY Memorial Hospital, Jnc., sald llifrwlrJB a: ... somr.domc ..... outer space. It docs Reasons for Utility Levy Seven medical doctors who had served on the staff of Meigs Pair 'n Cooler·.by WARNER'S. This bra doesn't push you up, • Decline Places On Staff Y011 don't feel a 1hing iii 1'1'* 'a ODab blend. Fair 'a Coolor,a '· ' A,B.C-WS. t3ob cummw~s Martha H.y er. Elizabt>lh Ash\e} Carroll B<~ker. Lew 1\.}"TeS, Martm ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY da lsam. Ralpb Taege1, Arcb ,p Moore Colorcartoon . Rnnni ng time : 2 Rrs 4U mm '. . A.clmiss10 n 75c & 40c -~ WED a,d Thursday Octc1bar 28-29 NOT OPEN Tht 1110rltl'• leading acO!Utical t:r:perfl IIIIUlt flit test. Tht U. S. Auw Club certified tilt rtsalta: at 2/J 111pla -11 41 Jlllla -Iff Iii ........ '-' .. .. The 1965 Ford rides quieter than a Rolls-Royce! GIVE DINNER Mr. and Mrs. James entertained with a dinner day evening at their home CITIZENS BAND RADIO EQUIPMENT FEATURING - - - , Dependable Pierce-Simpson Radios Also Choose From These Fine Radios eJohnson eGeneral e Polytronics e Hallicrafter when the Golden Rule Class the First Baptist • Mobile Whips • Ground Planes •Cable eCryttals e Accessories ---~======: CB COMMUNICATIONS FOREMAN &ABBOTT Middleport and sons, Timothy Churchh:!J :~~A~ll~en~·------· . Thursday ~vening at the of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thorn· rung Kloes. The theme was carritd out in as. Elected were Gerald Anth· freshments and decorations. ony, president; Fred Hibbs, Jr . Quiet M - Quallly ••. SiDce quiet is a tmditiooal measure of car quality, Ford "'8iJ>oen desip>ed the '65 Ford for maximum quietocsL To illus&rale vice president; Mrs. Thomas, secretary, and Mrs Richard Hovatter, tre~surer. Fred Hoffman, out-going ident, announced that tbe embe< meeting would be 1 at the home of Mrs. Eugene Murray. Plans were made for the December meeting will feature a putluck "!!~~;~ at the church with the ' to go caroling later in the ev· eSona::._r TRADE UP NOW TO BETTER N. 2nd Ave. Anthony Named Flatwoods. Present were Mr. Mrs. Rollin Bearhs, President of woods, Ronnie and Bob Ted Reedy and Robert,\ Baptist Class el'eeted~~~~~:~:n:•ndandRandall Pullins New orflcers were Mr. and Prior to the introduction of tbe 1965 Ford&, the COUIIIry'a leadin&: automotive wricen drove the modcb .. Dcarl>om. Moat of ahese experb remarked aboot the exlraordiDary qujctoesa and smoothness of the Ford ride. AD automotive writer, ia Mechanix lllwtnlled, said. "lf there ia a quieter car made ill tbiscountry,l baveo'tdri¥eD. it... New RoDa.-l.eyoe Sllof• Cloud ID. duriDIIM'iel al1eAL !hit quality ocbie-, FO<CI .-aomabaclocumealod te1t apialt the world's ADell \ ONE DAY SERVICE ON SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S LAUNDRYIlRY CLEANING WY 2-4421 - POMEROY Roy Long is 'l'lae D i l l - ... The IIOUIId levd 10 be ....... il diller•- small-but it il diote. At 60 a:ailc:l .. bour, Pord WM ..... ally 2.8 - · quiet« !baa Roiii..Royco. At 40, Fonl .,. Hurt in Wreck __ ---- __....... _ .... -----....... . k_ ... .,. . ,.,. . . . . = -CONillT10!& Do>. ...... ........._ ~.5 - · · quieter. At 20, FO<CI wu 4.9 clocibela' quiet«. However 1hae advaatapa .,.,., Rolla-it<>fce may be, they ... aipiftollllt- ot quality-importaDI . to IIDYbuyiua a car ia Ford'• d-. 'n!sT T... 4TOIIDdoo ... Atey- ~ .-n md a warm. wekome •lit you It your Ford Da>lor'L The ltoJ, incideotolly, 1111 ill dao lock "" wbicb lido Ia opll)'lllbolle of dao huDclredo ot a d - you'll ftDd ia lillY Ford you road.-. c- ill _ . - ......,...wild. AI OlD op- -o&-211,41 ... 'II _,. witll • ........, m --.. w1a4oWI aad ..... cloHd. TB87 ..... BQUIPWB>m """'• KJoor ~ ill Mt.r Yort 116,6~5 a.cb. 'l'bNe 1~ Jlar41. .dt wilb llt-c:nk-lacb V-1 ..... .,_ - - ttor ...... "" . . , . 1111 :!six CIPQ1'iecordlr. DUa _,. I ' f ID PclrceMd ... c:.ufoo.O.Mallo ......... ·- ,Oolulo """ XL_.Qol. ..... 501 4- -= GoluiO SOl • L T 'D , - - TBSl' C()N. DUCI'IID - - ~ iM, Mc& . . . . . otc...kidl&. _...,_ foryaunell. ... /I# a.cou&\ic 09D••Itiat flr111 . 11!ST CIU<TIFIED bJ . lloo UDW Stu.e~ A.utD Dlb. CAliS 11!STED' Two ........ IICW JloUI-Koyc:c SalYer Cloud Y.-4 wi* .... Cqti{Ntl b7 . luxury c:&r-Rolla·Royoe. Bol~ Beranek aDd Newman, IDe., world~ leadinJ 11<01111ic ning. A gift exchange and hour wlll be held afterw..,d the home of Mr. and Mrs. Man- •• Now ••• there's a GASLIGHT factory -iflcolioos. design to complement • your home or place of business. Sit Jill "'""""'•'"' lo JOVOiliiDeDt and iaduatry, coaducted the ..... under llllpOl'OiaioD ()( the .... thoritative Uoited States Auto Club. Ali can were tuned 10 laslilltt ...... ' COLUMaiA Ul ·-- OF OHIO, INC. 11ae - · •• The Fordo.,....... ~ I t•PP Jt65 Jlotd CWuie 500 LTD .... . _ . ; ;driveT:-Perfon.,...,'65.••~)Wyet to go . . FQ . .............. i0iiirraai>l•1•• KEITH GOB.LE; FO.RD, INC.. ,.: 46f South Thlrcl St. . '! < i Mlcldlepcirt; Q, ......_-......_ , ......_.......,_____ . . ·/ 1...,.:~:::::::..:.::.:.::.:...- .....,~ '' . ., I �... - ~~ - ... _....... ---. - -- . .. ~- _,_..__~- .. - ..... -- -· .... ~ - .. - ... ~- -- ~ ....- .. , . _. ... -- _,.. ...... .,.. ... --- ---- ~- --·--'- _________.....____ IDally Sentln•l, Pomeroy-lllddle!lort, o .• Oct. 27, ,.... ' 1-Dilly StDtlntl. Pomero:r·Midclleport, 0:~ 2'7. 1~ kiver news " " D 16 New onors MDsWon't1 New Haven School Packed Come Monday By GOP for Miller Meeting BeonStaff ' . TOIIIII, ,0,. llelldl1cb, ft. Audn!J lltOIJ, !. 0. ~. uam 11. JOIIOI, H«b Mcintyre. PORTLAND - CWr ~~oao. Clara Mc:lntyro, Wllllam Rlf,er. RUTLAND - y.,... Woilol', CHESTER - David Koblenlz, Ruth Morrla. rarter, Lloyd Black- : : PLAINs - 1. w. ~.:':. REEDSVIIJ,.E Wlnllrod WASHINGTON, W. VL <Continued From Page I) NEW HAVEN - A capacity crowd attended th• Re<Continued 1"ton1 P age 1) 1 Gauge readln&• - Galllpolls facllity . publican Rally held last night a~ the New Haven ele- Ohio Valley Bak1nJ Co. Marcinko, Robert LlndJiamer. Jack Wlsai.iiiiiiiilii Dam 18.2, 12.2, running l\1 feet Porter also said this morn- mentary ochool to hea~ Republican cand1date for the Donors were : POMEROY on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason ing that he has visited the Mell!ll 4th Congresslona District, J~c~ Mlller of Parkersburg. Paul eq,er, P<rry Rlilll• 2i!.58, Pt. Pleuant M.l!, Hin- County Recorder's ornce and Miller used as his topic, "Am. Fromk Vaugban. Mildred ton .69 slationary. ~"ha cannot find a eopy of the new erlcaniom," In which he .U... parents dld not approve of their kin, Mary Allee Samue!J. Falls 2.56 falling, Cltarl ton lease In !he records !here. cussed biJ opponent's "Week Ia cbildren bela& wed lD biJ cam· IRussell, Rose Mary Raub, t7.92. London, Marmet and Attorney Porter also advised Washlngton" CJtmpatgn Issue, palgn. fie Pickens, Louise Radford, field dam• were on the sills. at the following tetter is be- stating that It was not an or~· Miller stated the campaign AM Radford, Tom Reuter, &at movem•nll: e sent to the board of trustees nal Idea of Collil'essman Ken letters were mailed Ia ranked David CUrnmfnp, Evelyn nt.. rlllt\f,i.<:~•t i 1 Oblo River - John J . Rowe o Veterans Memorial Ho.'Pltal Hechler's and dld not COli Con- government envelopeo paid for Huglt cu., Marprtt ~~: · down 13, 3:50 1 . m .; Queen and Administrator Charleo Ride- grossman Hechler one cent but by !he tiXpoyert allhougb they tel, Gerold L. MoDanle~ SANTA MONICA, CAIJF. - , City up 14, Z:50 o. m.; Easlern out. wao paid foc by the Industry of dld have otampa on them. Sprouse, lola Howell, Wltne,es al a child cus<OOy down IS, 6:06 a. m.; LiUlan That letter reads: the Ohio and Kanawha Valley. The rolly opeoed with the In· Sklaner, Phllllp Radford, flur. heanng now In progress In Su G. up 16, HS a. m.; Walter "On Oclobeo' 21, 1964 a letter Miller said he wholehearted· vocation by tbe Rev. Roy El· wood Cornmlnp, Keanelh Ool· penor Court nav~ ~ke~~ a Beckjord up IS, 6:ll0 a. m.; C. of that dale waa addreaoed to ly approved of the "Week Ia tis, New Haven, IIIli Raymond llno, Charleo Gloeckner, CharTO HOLD FREE HEARING AID portrait of Judy ardrl~ • V. lllrner up lB, 1:30 1. m.; each of the unclerlllgned & olgn- Washington" but not uaed u a Gerald Mllslll'&Ve, Pt. Pleuant, les Kennedy, Harlan Wtbrun(, CONSULTATION ln11 her 85 a heavy er Jerry Bosworth up 17, 8:66 p. ed by Mr. Harold Sauer oa proto campaign iuue. served u MC. ·· Ed Kennedy, Erma Smith, a user of harbltura~i nd E m.; George Price up 17, ~:2ti lden~ advising us that we had He remarked tm his oppon- Introduced were Brerry Jtm· Dorothy Roevu, William fiad· Superior Judg~ led 'to 0hea~ a.m.; Lunl!l Point up 17, t :25 been appointed to the otaff of enl'o use of ochool ehlldren lD es, candidate for the Howe of lord, Guy Guinther, Stacit AmRhodes was ·~ u toe! In a. m.; Luther llerdman doWII Veterans Memorial HospitaL hia campelgn, otatint that only Delega~ on the Republican old, Gilbert Donald additional test mony ay 1d 17, 6:40 a. m.; St. Mary's up Inc. lui week lhowtands of letters slalt, wbo assured the people Lanning, Charlu John 9:00 e.m. to 5:00 p.m. tit£ pet1tlon by produrer S 18, 2 a. m.; Jolm Hood up 16, "Tii!J fo to advloo !hal none were oenl to votera slgnod wltb that If he was elected he would Richmond, Morjorit at Lull for cuslody of tile cou.j l7:2il a. m.; Vulcan up 19, o:25 of the undersigned have made tbe names of high school stu- immediately Introduce a bJlJ In Cordelia Blftltl, Don ple'1 children - ~rna, 1\• an 1 , m.; A. E. Dyke up 19, 6:16 application for staff membe!' dents, and he (Miller) \Vao oure the House to do aWIIy with the Harvey VanVranken, Roy Dr. Davia Offlco Jo,.ph, 9 - pen mg ou come a. m.; Lynn B. up 20, 1:45 a, ship to that hospital and ac· Jales tu on food and medl· ... ship, Bob Hoeflich, Bob 306 N. Second Avo. ol a divorce suit. The Je:r~ m.; Elislta Wooda up 21, 1:50 cordlngly cannot be l!l'anted cine! and would Hgh1 diligent- glm Arthur Slusher, Joe >ll'l~l• was r:cesoed Mon~~~ g Mls; • . m.; Christy down 21, 6:15 prlvlleges to wart therein. ly to hav• the bill passed. Jones bie,' Arlene McDaniel, BI Middleport, Ohio ter Witnesses 1tes~ d drank a. m.; Jeffboat down 22, 3:50 "This is to lurU..r advise !hat stated that Ohio, Kentucky, Blomkett~hip, Mlkt Roberta, Garland, now n on on, nee a. m.; A. J. Patten up 22, S:IO application for olaf! memberPennsylvonla nor Maryland, had Vaughn. J!leltone II p}eased to an· heav!ly, used ~arbltur~~~~ ~in- o. m.; Rose G, down %3, 10 p. ship will not be made WJ!ess and thlJ tax on the neceoo!Ues of MIDDLEPORT - Floyd nounce tbat they bave seeur· 8 tmd ~ump ro~ · ok to m: L. W. Sweet down 211, 10:45 until the staff Is so comprised We llld ourely It wao not not!- eltler, Cbarlel Searles, ed llle 1ervlce1 of Mr. Carl E. McCurdy, factory trained dow, a many t mes sp e In p m.; National down 23, 1:15 as to meet the standards estabes11111D w..t Virginia anti Ray Pickens, Kathryn eonaultant for our 1pectal aU the children 1"in, a loud and • a. m.; Louisiana down 211, 3:05 lished by U.. American Medl· drove people aero" the state son, Jack BechUe, Homer Smith, day bearine aid consultation. toxlcated vo ce. a. m.; Cotton Queen up 23, cal Associstion, the American Richard A. Flnlaw of Pome· border to do their purchasing . . Cecil Hysell, Kenneth ScllleS, If you have a hearln,a: problem. Mr. MCCurdy tnvlteo ' 4:50 a, m.'' Jane T. up %3, Hospital Assoclatioo, the Obio roy bas been named a crew Others Introduced were Drew Myron Mlllet, Mu ~~~Its;:~: you to come in for a fr~e WASHINGTON -A SENATE UO a. m., Samuel Clemens up State Hospital AS9ociatlon, !he I d I th 1964 Census ol Hatfl ld ld th !fl of llam J. Fink, C, Robert electronic bearln& test, and subcommittee today warned Greenup 5:15 p. m.; Diane Ohlo State Medical Association 1a ·~It or ;. 11 one of about M e Csee ~rlf:· 0 ~!..tt SYRACUSE - Atrletta demonstration of tha Beltone Mr. Carl E. McCurdy Heuinl Aid Modell. the television ind~stry to cut Brent down nreenup 8:45p.m.: and_ the Meigs County Medical 1 :;;c r:~sthrougbouttheU.S. ae= re-etecilon to the ens, John Sauvage. lhe amount of v1olence a r. d Cyprus up Greenup 11:55 p. m.• Soctety. • pe thlJ appointment yr of • John Enge~ LONG BOTI'OM - Ada FRESH BA'I'TERIES erime 011 ils programs. or face Waller Houglen~ down Green· 1 "If staff member.sblp btclud· toT~:e=~ crew leader wni au- :~ldate"':'~ty CoiiUil!J. ~ell, Neille Co!OIIllll, Vlc:tor Don, mlu thlo opportun· ONE·HALF PRICE poasible conifesslonal mterven· up 12:SO a. ~·· Jame_s Hlne! es all ?f the h1div1duals men· pervlse a team of census enum- aioner; Raymond Musii'&Ve, re. Bahr. _ IIY - Here It your chan.. you are a bearing ald usto try the neweat and fin· tion. ~P Greenup 4.50 a. m., Valvo- Uoned rn the news release to erators wbo wtll visit all farms publican cand1date for Prose- MINERSVD.JJt, e1t Beltone HearlDJ Glll· pecill bearlnJ aid eonsulIn on interim report, theltnedownGreenup7:0Sa.m.; thelocaldailynewspapers,these d h !DMigscountyto U Alto ndJ G F au. If you be1ltate to use r and come 10 durina: oar Senate •ubc<lnunilt.e on juve- Orco down Meldahl 4:26 P. m.; l'&!Uirements cannot be fulfill· ::u~an~f~:lal ce~UI question- ~~on .. ~e-ele~Uo~ ~ TO HUNT OOON 1 hear1DI ald for fear of ation for a free demon•tr•· nile delmquency prodded the H. ll. Bowles down Meldahl, ed at this Ume. . fr S S Ia fro thlo til 1be Mello County Coonhun~ bel111 ~tared- a~ Ibis lot· ion, you may rurebl86 • 1 rm 0 ratora est llil>twetlb~ comfort. et of batteries a half-price. \nduotry to "subslanlially re- 7:25 p. m.; John Ladd Dean "It Is fW'ther requested that ~rea : of all fa:o wlli ~"ct tate ena m o- ers Asm. will hold a three-hour 'mit one set to a customer. able, attraetlve model duce the violence and crime up Meldahl 1:35 a. m.; Dixie your organization fn no way numer;.,. n In ;ovember and ' wlld coon hunt Friday tvenlg, you can't come in, call DliY. be the anawer to your whioh today is fed the nation's Spirit up Meldanl 2:40 a. m.; hold out to the public lhet we takf ~ ber Refreshments were oerved by Oct. !0, from 7 to 10 p.m. at pnyero. . Davi.J oUice for home apiotment. :hildren u an all too ateady Tampico down Meldolll 3:20 a. are staff members to that hos- ea~e ce~:: be taken In the Republican Women In tbe club houae 011 Snow Ball blll. tiel.'' m.; Buckeye State down Mel- p•tal. • th foil lD way Shortly II· Bend area followln& tbt Refmhmenta will be 1ervod. "Effective soU-policing is the dahl 5:10 1. m. The above letter was also sign· te 0 N ow o!'r 6 Bureau of desirablo approach to this prob· GAllipolil Rollable ed by all ol ihe medical physic- th: an' agency of the lem which poses ao clear • down 3. so p. m.' Kathy R. tans. U S Dep rtment of Commerca threat to both our present a~d down 5:35 p, m.: Lelia Shearer "matt ~UI ueationnalrel ' our future," the report satd. down 3:20 a. m.; Bayou Lor· ~ all rural boxh~ldtrs. Thole "But the patience of congress, I ram~ down 3:40 I. m.; J . s. New Auxiliary ulred to fill out tho formo 'chough considerable, Is not end· Lowts up 4:45 a. m.; Pa112o ~:JUid do so and hold the quesess " down 7:30 a. m.; Zimmer up U . til um . 8:20 a. m.; Susan Lane down OrganiZ' e for OtUlllll'el un • censua en • 9 05 --· · era tor com-et to collect them. MOSCOW - THE SOVIET : Ka~w'::~ River _ ·-Solvay up At that Ume, the enumerator IJnion's new leaders loclay London 12:30 ·!! m.. - :llljelma Meigs Memoria} wlll help ans\Vff any quelliODJ tcmg~t to a:isW'e foreign Com· Ann down hf~et li~o . p.m.j . _ _. .-.. . that may have proved troubt.. mums! parUes that the ouster of Lo Jan L1lo:Bs dowtr.lllarmet .. .... .. some. Nikila S. Khrushchev will not u·io :0 F . Shearer.. Chari•• Rfd~t, odmlnlotra· ~'he crow leader II I key periurtail their newly won inde- d . PM· ., . ~,:35 Jef .· tor of, Ve.!eran• Memorial Hos- son In conductln& I Cen&UI of own arme. ' "'· -~ · pita! Inc. today said the La· A-' ulture Ha recrultl and pennence. ferson up Winfield 2·20 p m · d' 'A Ill of M 1 M ...c • ed In private meetings and new•· w H Shaver . Jr down · W~ Jes ux .ary e gs . em· trains the enumerators, ICh • ~> per editorials, Soviet officials fl~ld ·2·20 a 'm .. Robert West orlal Hospital has been dtSsolv· ules their work, revlewa the ac!lressed that unity ol' the Com- do~ Winfleid, 40 a. m.; EJ. ed and • new auxll~ary formed. curacy of completed forms, ond munlst world was vital bu< that gercliff down Winfield 6.40 1 The newJ'oup; ;n be t;'own conducts dlHicult Interview•. 1 It would be maintained 11 an m . Cherokee u Winfield 7 as .the La 08 A l&ry 0 the The Censw of Al!l'lculture Is "alliance of equals." . . a ·;. p · Metgs County Hospital, accord· takon every five years Ia years Communist leaaers from both · · lng to Rtdeout. ending in "4" and "9" to gath· sides of the Iron Curtain were / , It has been agreed that all er Information on the natlon'o taking advantage of ll•eir post·i lndian Summer members paid In the old or- agricultural resource• and proijono to aok quesllolll about 1 gamzaUon . will be constdered ductlon. Such ln!onnaUon Is vl· • Drew • oonllnuout, U!gle lne 111ft Mllflvlee Khrushchev 's ouster and what members m the n~w organl2:a- tal in making decisions affecteaell dOt and aeparalea I lrOIII al ... ofhera, It will mean for the future. Many Will Continue tlon for the 1964~ year. ing many IOIJlllenll ol the U.S. haVe not hesitated to praise Officers In the ot~ organiza· economy. without r.treoltrg. RetiA by -.. _ . , fiiDc/ent the fallen premier. But lD !he To Warm Ohio tlon also will be offlcero of the Data gathered include t be lOUt. Ill baM... ~ovtet Union, no word of praJsli! new orgamzstlon and regular number and aize Dl fii'Dll, acllas been prlnte4 since porty monthly meetings will be held reagt and harvest of crops llveljecretary . Leonid I. Brezlmev By United Prell lntel'lllldonal :::'o.::'he a~o~~ :~nd;;;' :~~ otock lavenlorles, and lnf~rma· iind Prenuer Alexei N. Kosy· Indian Summer temperatures terl · · · tlon on farm equipment and 1mlin took over 11 days qo. held sway over Ohio again to- ~deout said the auxlllary provements and Income a nd day, but the weathennan held would also like to have all !he some production expentlltures. ~ WD..BERFORCE, oHIO - li.ttle promise of a break In the new members interested, or any. Tbe blformatlon wW be pubThe national director of t na tmder-dry condillons over the one who can volllllle<r their ser· ~shed starling In !IllS for eountong.ress of Racial Equality state, Ivices. Th.e next meetin& wm be ties, States, and tbe naUon. !CORE) aaid Monday no does . CloutltneSI was expected to November 23. not believe that Sen. Barry mcrease during the day as a ----Goldwater 11 1 raclot "but I light shower area covering MIS· . Cpl. Boggs l1 In don't CJtre what 100, 011 in the sourl and Illinois moved east- INDISPENSABLE EMPLOYER 1 Charge of Meeting innermost reacbn of hie heart." word. However, most of Ohio BARNOLDSWICK, England Cpl. c. L. Bous o1 the Ohio 1will receive no raln at all. (UP!) - Senior employee.t at State Patrol wao In charge of JameJ Former charged that A thin layer of high clouds nullionaire Tom Clarke's bed a meeting of the Melgo AUIIl· the Repobbcan p~sldenltal can· prevented Ohio temperatures factory have iiUiured hls life for lary Patrol Monday niibl lD didate ts explotUng the rac1al from falling to normal levels $2.8 million for his flight to the Legion llall al Pomeroy. were lssut to win votes. He told • during the night, alth..ugh Cin· Bermuda Saturday. A .. nior ex· Eighteen members newa conference here, before cinnaU, under clear skies, re- ecutive said <~if anyone is in- given in1trucUona on the use of be spoke al Central State Co,l· ported a low of 38. Farther to tllspensable, It is Mr. Clarke." radar and otaUonary patrols. lege, lhat Prosldent Johnson s the north, Mansfield had a reicivil rljhu record was short of atlvely mild 54. spectacular but since becomin& Scattered sh()wers were expreoldont ho bu lmprove4. peeled in Western Ohio late toAll point• brOUflbl eeaffr ~If .. • • day and over the •stem half brolren lllll1llllla#GL CINCINNATI _ THE CIN· tonight, bul they were not clnnati Redl annoWlced today heavy enough to relieve the !he slinin& of Alberto Rinaltll, current drongbt eonditlons. qirls who have any type of dairy farm backifound are an !•year-old infielder from ellg1ble to compete In the county-wide Dairy Princess Bo101na, Italy. wuuam. o. o.. Abboud Tri'es '-!Jntest again being sponsored by the Meigo County Dairy 'Qllt, preoldent and general man· Servl~e Umt In cooperation with the American Dairy ager of tilt Reds said Rlnaldl Association of Ohio. Yaar- . _ aiiiGIIIC ....... bee~~ II was oigned with Ctncinnatl'o To Stop WI'de Officials ~f the contest said today any girl whose parOIIID'I eight iiL.l&laf-ID 'Fid lllalilc ·aRTf lAIII R - ._ ents at anytime was • dairy far;,ner m)lr enter the con· Tampa club of the Florida State l:.eague and will train there next leAst. 1. 1. ~- b ,- - -'- ·- - - - - - Tbet' PG•• . . eeall Dlllr IWDagll a laoge .... . 1 PP 1cs 1ona may ~ o taln• 1 Wrll of -alosloll ...._ Ohio 11 a toer alale Ill lhe IMgQellt JpMn . nres ' ots ed !rom Donald c. Mora, Clair personal appearances durin( Woode, or C. 1!:. Blakeslee un· the year eommenclng with her of the 1181lon'l poole, llatlid . . . . . . 30 ,...,. ago. NJLE1 - 'l'HREE NILES CAIRO, U.A.R. rUPI)-Preal· til November I. •ntry approval. If she io ,.!eel· l'llll group lllclucl• tlllllllel 88fWno 38 • • • of ~cKinley High School footba.ll dent Ibrahim Abboud of t~e Rules for the 1964 Daley Prin- ed as Ohio Dairy Princess, and ... Flockies. playan, lncludlna: at..._ team • nelg~!loring Sudan repubhc cess contest are: (or) American Dalry Prlnef:as, lnte-.ctloll c11rectr belllllll !'1111 Ill . . . , - . Here two leadin& scoren. \ we r .• wtefded full dictatorial powera The entrant muat have a she must be avatlable ~~ uetwo: (1) I tncreasee IN dependability of )'OUr e~io charlfd Monday with rap<! of loday In an effort to halt five dairy farm background. T h e mencin~ with her seie.cllon and aervlce. (2)1! provide• 18Ylnga ·IIJ reducing IIMt , _ , at a 12•year-old ilrl. days of anti-government rioting parents or guardian must de· continuing unUl the 1865 Prin· atancfb)' lacllitlellioatled a., yOII' ~ ~ ... lletpo . that s.ide-swipt>d American dip- rive at Jeast part of their in· cess Is selected. lng lo keep ellcttiCtty kM In prlqe. The plaftrt W!re ldtntifu~d lomati(' missions. come from dairy fanning, or She must prtsent a doctor's Thla 11 a olgnlfiCMl example ol WI* lo belllg doCMI bf Diplomatic report. reaching the candidate must nave lived , certificate statln& she 11 In as llphram rc.ek I El!lso';.j 1 IMMtor...-.d compll'll... hllpillO IIICia Clllow Ill • -~ ~nlor 1ullbae , an e v n Cairo said at least 11 persons on a dairy farm durin& pari of good health. lrm••'*•--~·a.aMII Dixon, a rlghl halfback, who had bee killed and ~ injured, her life. She mu•t, 11 under 21 years ~re relealed on $5,000 bond One of the Injured was report- She must be at least 16 years of a11e, present 1 sl~t~ed at.ateeach. They will face trial next ed to be an employe of the U.$. of age by June I, 1964, and ment of COOHnt from her par· Tuesday 01'1 tbe n.pe char,iel. Embas1y. He was no1 identi· must not be over 25 years of enta or guardiall to enter the '!be nam• of the olber player fled. qe u of June 1, 1964. contest. O~o W.. not released because he Damaae to the U.S. l!:mbasoy She must not be, nor ever She muol be a reaidont ol was under 18. and U. S. Inforrnatio Ajecy have boon married, the State of Oblo, ~Nlltl Coacb Glenn Stennett library was reported to be She must be a big~ school Professional models are not '. laid tht players were "throurh 1minor. conolsllns •noatly of bro- fll'aduata or wiD ll'•duatt by tllglble. ,. u · for u I'm aonoemed" and ke widows ad ranaacked ll· June, !961i. · Each county mil)' IIlier ooljr ...... ..:. IUSptndK thtm ftom tht team. brary bookshelves. She must be avallabla for jone <andidate lD tho otate ract. Hearing Aid Counselor :d Thursday, October 29 F•nl • 1 aw IS crew Leader FOr census s:•o: =. c:, Da'? - win the iu d ':n. • • • • • • • • • • • • .·:' -· 2: Remember this puzzle? .o5 ·bO- d:! • • • • ·Here's ths answer! Ground Rules for Dairy Princess Contest are Made ,.,_of .. t.w'-- U t --~ Ri t" • Ybur I j" - ·-···-- - Elleotrio Coxnpa,n1ea .~ ·-·~·----..... ' .... - lrish·Pushing OSU For Number One Spot in UPI PoII S .t -h cote 'Jotj(Jme NEW YORK fUPI) - Notre Dame moved ·lnto second place Monday to challenge top-ranked Ohio Slate in the United Press International major ·college football ratings. Notre Dame, on of seven unbeaten-untled teams in the coaches top 10, replaced Ala- bama, which dropped to third. Nebraska edged Arkansas out of fourth place, pushing the R8zorbacks down to fifth . The scarcity ol unbeaten and once-defeated major college teams r~sulted in an unprecedented concentration of balloting in the top 10. Only 18 teams were given vot.e11 by the 35 linoi1, ranked 13th last week, coaches on the UPI rating took over ninth, and Oregon board . alto advanced lour notches Tens remlaned aixth but the from 14th to loth. lower part of tht standlJ18!1 un· Ohio State received 26 of S5 derwent a major lhakeup. 1first-place votes and Alilbama Georgia Tech Jumped from was awarded five . Four teams ninth to seventh. Michigan - Notre Dame. Nebraska , At· vaulted from 12th to eighth, IL- kansas and GfO!'gia Tech - season when injuries began to take a toU emong lhe J:!.uckeyes . But they will go into Saturday '~ game . ~t Iowa . in top phys1cal condition, barrmg an injury in this week 's drills. Injured Pair Returns Defensive men Doug Drenik and John Fill, !!lidelined by in· juries, will be back in shape for the Hawkeyes. Unhed Pres• lntemadooal COLUMBUS (UPl ) - The platoon system gets at least part ?f ~e credit for Ohio States r1se t.o t.he No. l ranking in the nation as far as Coach Woody Hayes is concerned. Hayes, a long-time advocate of the free substitution rule, pninted to his Buckeyes to Ohio State shares the BJg' Ten the nation, gu ided by quatrtelc·/ lead with Purdue, each sport- back Gary Snook, who made ing 3..(1 lea~ records, but the throwing atlempts !ast week Buckeyes have the advantage a 19-14 loss to Purdue. of an easier schedule the rest 1 ~· They will pess more on us of the way. , this year than they did Jast, Hayes won't make any ,cham-[ when I think they passed only pionship claiDUI, however, and seven times, '' Hayes stated. bans any talk of the Rose Bowl The Hawkeyes, however, will around the team. be going up against a defense lowe wiD be displaying one lhat has yielded only 20 points of the top passing attacks in in five games. .I BOWLING Emerge In MAC 1 1 ORDER 343 Our Weekly 300 273 330 CASH 330 1065 I Now by Phone 2641 Jnd. High Game - M. Menchini, 212. Jnd. High Series - M. Men· I chini, 576. Team High Game - Eastern 973 . ' Team High Series roy, 2900. 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V-8 automatic, power brakes, power steering, radio, Bronze with matehmg vinyl Poyment U MONTH TERMS CATALINA STATION WAGON heater, white sidewall tires and Monthly 10.66 26.67 Wj 6 NEW YORK (UP!) - Blll Wbite of the Sl. LoUis Cardi· nals and Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees were the only members of cbamplonsblp t.eams named Monday to the United Press Interna-. tional 1964 major Jeague Alt. 461 Star team. Haley 445 N''Jie 1eams · w~re representBet Cte• McNicklE's 406 ed on the lO-man squad with M. Bowen 451 Grat-e 479 pitcher Dean Chance a n d J. Chesher 225() 367 1 Total shortstop Jim Fregosl making R. Bowen 490 Won 0 Lost 3 Polnta 0 517 I the Los Angeles ADgels the ou- H. Chesher D. D. BIIJ' ly team with more tbaa one Total 18t5 Stivers 624 representative, Woo 3 Lot! 8 Walker 630 Rounding out the squad as Slmon'1 Market J. Louks m chosen by 20 baseball experts T, Osborne '1!!7 Schoenleb St3 were catcher Joe Tone or the L. Osborne 482 Hawley 521 Milwaukee Braves, second A. Simon 233 Total 2512 baseman Ron Hunt of the P. Simon 407 Won 3 Lost I Points 8 New York Mets, third base. Handicap 222 SENIOR BOYS LEAGUE man Brooks Robinson of &be Total 164t Middleport O.pl. Store Oct. 17, 11111 Baltimore Orioles, outfielders Won 0 Losl 3 Woods 550 Middleport No. I . Willie Mays of the San Fran· . J. Bailey 451 R. Coleman 301 cisco. Giants, Billy Williams of Pin Heads Wippel 432 D. Jenkins 426 the Chicago Cubs and pitcher A. Nease 375 Martin 546 B . Davis 438 Sandy Kou ax of the Los Ange. 343 S. Bartels Stobart S4o W_ Davis 320 les Dodgers. Art Nease 411 Total 252~ Blind 330 F..d Bartels 410 Won ! Tied 1 Points 7 Fortman • Abbott Handicap 822 84 ' Hanlicap H & K 1-' lre-stoue 481 Blackston Total 2GJ7 Total 1623 I Blackston 520 New Leaders 420 Abbott Won 1 Lost 2 Won 1 Lo~t t Haggerty 423 321 Green Middleport No. % H·C'I Smith 513 m Dillon D. Garten 917 S. Custer 32Al Blind 420 458 Radford J . Vanlnwagen 361 V. Hannahs 454 D. Miller 536 156 Handicap R. Hindy 403 P. Hennessy 411 Total 2417 Total 2288 M. \.arten 282 'f. Hennessy 471 Tiert I Lost t Points 1 Statistics Woo 0 Lost l Polntl I B. Swan 370 Total 1652 Handicap !148 Won 2 l..osl 1 Syracuse BaU Park COLUMBUS tUPI) - There Total 2781 ··MEN·· Damewood 481 I were sume changes this week Won 2 Lost J LEARN TO OPERATE The Patsies 506 I Ingels in the Mid·American Confer417 Nesselroad 512 HEAVY ence statistics with new rush- D. Clark Eastern W. Clark 450 Sylve<;ter 496 ing and passing leaders. EQUIPMENT C. Knight 541 P. Ingels ' 429 Louks t2 games'f 356 IULLDOZIE'"S o•A01' 01 5 •• [150 T. Cruise 377 I Ohio University's flashy soph- C. lngel! Crueser fl game) t09 I SCIIUPEIIIS o•AG LINU r. . Wolf CLAM SHELLS 377 omore Wash Lyons aprropriaf.e. Total t84o Total 2460 ! aACK HOU D. Leonard 414 ilY enough moved into the rush· Ashlau!f OIL Won I Lost % Points ! Blind 330 ing letd over a pair of Miami L. GilmorE' 409 Pomeroy Cemenl Bloek Handicap 756 'I University runners just as the R. Sargent 403 · Clatworthy sao Total 2795 Bobcats took the Redskins last A. Sawyer . 420 Duerr 501 ' Won 3 Lost t M. Sawyer 456 Davis 456 Ractne Lyons has averag~ 6.1 yards Handicap 30 Anderson 495 Complete pn.l'tlnl trainlne: on 338 t:U Total 1718 S OUR modern m.a..hJne• .tt OUR D. McTurner carry in gaining 313 yards. auer 499 Relrident 'l'ratnlnr ~it.n, rlv<!ll you 369 L. Mallory AlO Don Peddie of Miami has 301 Won 1 Lost! Total 253 L !~:t b;~~·~~oo~ndw:;tu a:e:d~A~;} M. McKelvey " · 66 - f 46 Won 2 Lost I Points C wuwM~NT OPMATOR , v. A. 370 I ',~,;;;,,;m carnes or a . I d H' h Gam Men Appruved fur full r ... idomt ~raJ II • V. Durst Ia and sophom(.f"e teamn · tg e - c· m1 . Blind 330 Joe Kozar was third with Ingels, I97; Women - M. Bow- Ind . High Game - Cla,fwc<r· 'l For cc-mplete Jntormlllon •end Handicap 774 I. en I"" thy 218 O.llml!' , adolr.,.. find l<i!Jeplwae . 2586 291 yards and 83 carries. .. h S . M · · numbottr to 1·ndwH Total . 1g enes, en Ind. High Serie.,. - Clalwo<r· :1 Won 0 Lost 3 Tole-do's Dan Simre11 moved Ingels, 550; Women - M. thy, 580. ttuvvA~!~~~~E~cttooL.s Ernie Kellermann of Mi- en. 451. Team High Game - D. D. uu w. Lana Ava. Pomeroy ami in the passing category. T~am High Single - The Bar, 949. C:olumttv•· Ohio M. Menchini 576 Simrell has hit on 42 of 85 at- sies. 631 . C . Harris 428 tempts for 462 yards and a to- Team High Series The .• L. VanMeter 323 tal offense of 621 yards, best of Patsies, 1846. 457 the league by far . Kellermann Tonto Porter - - - -K. Whaley 471 is runnerup in passing with 27 CITY LEAGUE 645 of 48 for 351 yards and Lotal H.rmdicap October 20, 1914 Total 2900 offense of 469, second in the Downie Grou Inc. Won 3 Lost 8 loop. O'Brien F . Reichert C. Abolin D. Stout Blind Blind Handicap Total Lost 0 Won 3 COl!:._... Gall..,. I ~~l'!£lei~G Wahlma -~ Team High Series - Pom. -·t Ind. H1gn Game - R. Graves l k C I B eroy emen oc , MU • 222 Irtd. High Series _ R. Graves Low net (tie) Helen Hanley:. TR1 COUNTY LEAGUE 567. Jim O'Brien tied with Mildred Octobo< It, IIIII Team High Game _ Crow's McCullough • Frank Johnston. G • J Auto Par!l<o 445 Sleak Hou.se, 934 .. Second low nE't (tie) J u 1 i e Jim Sisson Team H1gh SerleS - Holsum Hysell • Russ Brown, Phyllis 48~ Jim Johnson Sales No. l. 2518. Stanley • Larry Raker. Elean41 Don Thoma' 567 or Gordon • Carl KrautiPr. R . Graves R. Rawlings 440 Ohio High School Third low net, Louise ThompHarx:licap 12 Football Ratings son • John Duerr. Total 2363 COLUMBUS (UPil - Th M l United Press International Ohio Fourth low net, argare Won %. Lott 1 Potnh I high school coaches rating~ with iS\ack . E . F. Robmson _ Mason KeyttoBe D. Ash 429 fir~t place vott's and won • lost Closest to pin on Hole 7 D. Williams 417 records m parentheses : Men. Jim O'Brien ; womt'n. ElR. Clark 465 Team Point~ eanor Gordon ; Longest drive, P. Harmon 466 t. Massillon 16 (17-.()) 290 Ru ss Brown . H. Smith 467 1Z. Cant?n McKly (7-0 ) 262 j Putting winners. were .Eilee.n Total 2244 13. ~lyna 1 (6-1) 15~ : Searls, G<:'urge H1cks. J1m 0 ·- 1 Won 1 Lo!lt t Points ! -4 . Clncy R. Bacon !5· 11 146 • Brien and Helen Hanley . i 5. Spring. South 1 1,7-01 115 - Crow'1 Steak HOUR 16. Up. Arlington 3 (7-{l) 115 Ingels [155 17. Niles ... ·- -· 15·21 97 ' When yon have liD ,. 518 8. Cincy Elder 4 fl:i-m 91 Sea~s insurance elaim, Haley 441 9. £andusky ........ !6-1) 6:1 457 10. Cl. St. Knight relax-play tennis! 524 Ignatius t {6-0) 44 Coats We'll put ounelvel 2495 Second 10 teams: 11. Mt. Ver-' Total non 36; 12. Loui sville 32 ; 13. Won % Lost 1 Polntl I in your sboea with Meig1 Reaglen Columbus East 30; 14. Dayton 515 Chaminade (U 27 ; 15. Logan I] I J . Johnson 366 and Cleveland St. Joseph 25 1 K. Johnson 390 erwh ; 17. Warren 23 : 18. Sleu· Blind "PUUUJIIIAL aautYICI 387 bE'nville Cenlral 19 : 19. Cincin H. Buck 519 na!i St. XaviN 16; 20. Ashland V. Wippel Jim Johnson & Bud Simpson tti2 15. Handicap A9tnfs Total 2339 I Jol1n•on-Simpson Ins. Agency FIGHT RESULTS Won 1 lmt ! Point. ! Room 6, Coah Bldg. Middleport, Ohio WY 2·2901 . By UnUed Press International PARIS (UPI! - Angel Gll.rtf'H:!SfHYINO .-TMA. CI\IUALTt Hobwn Sdes No. 1 Woocls cia, 135, Cuba. stopped Tommy =~':u, Martin ..lt!t'!!'•J.Mit!!l S~llinv C'Pf 6. Grate Schilling Stobart Woo 3 Lo!t 8 PolntA I platoon·/I-;~~~~~~~;;~~~~;~~;:;;;;;;;~~~-;~~: spotlight the benefits of Jng. "In our own case, !he lnjuries are definitely slacking this year and the morale is better because the kids are not worked as hard," he said. " ln a way, platoon football has helped the Big Ten, be· cause of the depth of material the league is suppr-sed to "ave." u Hayes pointed to an increase in passing, and not just by Ohio State, as an end result of the more liberal substitution rules in effect this !all, In recent years, It was at about Lhls midway point in the 1f111.11. DUNDP:DI.I!t!; Fia. ; uf.n .:.. _.,, nold Palmer 11101 Jadt: lftdo. l.aus, prolessiMal ...,., lt!a!'lll . Winners are money winnen~ a. lead the Pro!.-.lonal Association lllODtJ IW!dinp. Announced . ot Sc h F -1 Palmer Js ftm with fl1 · Wrnnerl a otc our 703 .37 w 11 j J e Nicklaus h some tournament Sunday at ~ eared fli1..384 .50 90 far tliJ'!: Pomeroycedgolf clkub had. ve been season Billy Csspet" ls in announ . A tur toy mner was 1 • 'lh held f0 II I l. W' pace WI .,.., ' 353 •011 ' • . ow ng P ay · mnen f were: J1 were given one firat·plsce bal- \learns, Louislana State and lot each. Only two point1 sep- Duke. ranked utn and 12th, re· arated ~-ranked Notre spectively, followed by Florida Dame and thlrd-rated ,Alabama. in 13th and oregon State, a 31· Nebraska nipped Arkaasas by 13 conqueror of Syracuse, in three points for fourth place, 1-4th. Purdue advanced from the same margin Michigan, No. 17th to 15th, Utah State jumped a, held over Illinois . from 19th to L&t.h and Florida Two unbeat..en but once UedJ Stale and Yale tied for 17th. Platoon System Helped-- Woody By ROBERT GRIMM PALMI!!\ LI:ADf a ... SHOP and SAVE AT MOORE'S 124 W. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO �• - .. . . . ·~ . 4.- - - - ~ --·- .. ·~---~ ·~ ...... .... ... . . .# ··-~ ~. ~ ·-.-.- -~ ---4·--··- . ....... h ___ ... ___ 111.. Irish Pushing OSU For Number One Spot in UPI Poll 1 ~:o::~::y·M1d;;::;_;;; MDsWon't 1 New Haven School Packed 16 New Donors BeonStaff • By GOP for Miller Meeting Come Monday Kiver news !Continued From Pogel) NEW HAVEN - A capacity crowd attended the Re!Continued l"rom Page I) Gauge readings - Gal11polls facility publican Rally held last night at the New Haven ele- Ohio Valley Baking Co. Dam tU, 12.2, running II> feet l Porter also said this morn- mentary school to hear Republican candtdale for the Donors were : POMEROY on rollers, Pomeroy . Mason ! ing that be has visited the Melg! 4th Congresslona DIBtrict, J~ct Ml!ler of Parkersburg. Paul Carper, POll')' 20 .56, Pt. Pleasant 14.1S, Hin· County Recorder's offtce and Mlller used as his toptc, "Am. Frank Vaughan, Mildred ton .69 stationary . Kanawha cannot find • copy of the new erlcanism," bt which be dis- perenls did not appreve ollhelr kin, Mary Ailee Samuels, Falls 2.56 falling, Charleston lease In the records there, cussed his opponent's "Week in children beini used In biJ cam· Russell Rose Mary Raub, 17.92. London, Marmet and Win- Attorney Porter also advised Washlngtcn" campelgn issue, palgn. fie Pi~kena, Louise Radford, field dams were on the sills. that the following letter Is be- otatlng thalli was not an origt. Miller stated the campaign Ann Radford, Tom Router, Boat movementa: 1ng sent to the board of trustees nat ideo of C<>nare,.rnan Ken letters were mailed In ranked David Cummlnp, Evelyn Heu, .DIHWJ\litN!IIl ~ i Oblo River - John J . Rowe of Veteran• Memorial Hospital Hechler's and did not cost Con- government eovelopea paid for Hop cuoter, Margaret McDIIICA IJF down 13, 3·50 1. m.: Queen and Administrator Cbarlea Ride- gressman Hechler one cent but by the tapayera although they lei, G<rald L. Mellanle~ Qoorge SANTA MONI • CA · - City up 14, 2:50 1. m.; Eastetn out. was paid for by the Industry of did have stamps on them. Sprouse, lola Howell, Witnesses at ' child custody down 15, 6:05 a. m.: Lillian' That letter reads : the Ohio and Kanawha Valley. 'llte rally opeoed with the In- Skinner Pbllllp Radford, Our-bearing now In progress m Su- G. up 16, 4:4> a. m.; Walter "On October 21, 1964 a letter Miller said be wholehearted· vocation by the Rev. Roy El· wood Cummlnga, Kenneth 001perlor Court have skeu:b..t a Beckjord up 16, 5:SO a. m. ; C. of that date waa 1ddreaoed to ly approved of the "Week In Us, New Haven, and Raymond 11na, Cbarlu Gloeckner, CharTO HOLD FREE HEARING AID portrait ol Judy Gar= showd V. Harner up 16, 6:30 a. m.; each of the uoderslgned & olgn- Wallhlngtcn" but not uaed u I Gerald Musarave, Pt. Pleasant, les Kennedy, Harlan Woltrung, CONSULTATION 111& her as a heavy er an Jerry Bosworth up 17, 8:55 p. ed by Mr. Harold Sauer 11 pru- campelgo lome. served as MC. Ed Kennedy, Erma Smltb, a use ol barbiturates. m.; George Price up 17, 2:25 !dent, advising ua that we had He remarked on hl• oppon- Introduced were BreiT)' Jon- Dorothy Reevu, W'tlllam t!adSuperlor Jud~edu!Jandob E. a m.; Lunga Point up 17, 4:25 been appointed to the atalf of ent's use of acbool chlldren In es, candidate lor the House ol lord Guy Guinther, Stacie AmRhodes was sc e .: ear a·. m.: Luther Herdman dowu V•terans Memorial Hospital, hls c1mpolgn, stating that only Delega~ on the Republlcan ohl, 'GUbert ZwUl!Jti, Donald add!Un~l tesUmony t ay In 17, 6:4<1 a. m.; St. Mary'a up Inc. last week thousands of letters slate, who assured the people LanDini, Charlea Cramer, John 9:00 o,m. .. 5:00 p,m. 1 the pebtlon by producer S d· t8, 2 a. m.: John Hood up 18, "This IJ to ldVIae that none were sent tc voters signed with that If he was elected he would Richmond, Marjorie Price, It Luft lor Clllltody of the cou· l7:20 a. rn.; Vulcan up 19, 5:25 of the undersigned have mode tbe names of high school stu- Immediately Introduce a bill In Cordelia Bentz, Don Runnel, pie., children- Lorna, It, and a. m.: A. !l;, Dyke up 19, 8:15 application for olaf! member- dents, and he (Miller) was sure the Houoe to do a\fty with the llal'vey VanVranken, Roy Blank Dr. Davis Offlco Joseph, 9 - pending outcome a. m: Lynn B. up 20, 4:45 a. ship tc that hospital and acsales liD: on food and medl· ensblp, Bob Hoefilch, Bob v •• ~,• 306 N. Second Ave. of 1 dfvoree The J;rmr l m.: Elisha Woods up 21, 4:50 cordbtgiy cannot be granted clneo and would fl&ht diligent,. gbn, Arthur Slusbar, Joe wal recessed ond~~ ~~. I. m.; Christy down 21, 6:15 privileges tc work !heroin. ly to have the bill pesaed. Jones ble, Arlene McDaniel, B II Middleport, Ohio ter 1wt;:'esses :·~ d d ~ a. m.; Jeffboat down 22, 3:50 "This Is tc further advise that stated .that Ohio, Kentucky, Blankenahlp, MID Roberta, Gar an • now n on, ra ' a. m.: A. J. Patten up 22, 5:40 application for stafi memberPennsylvania nor Maryland, had Vaughn. Beltono II pleaso4 to anhuvily, used barbiturates, once a. m.; Rose G. down 23, 10 p. ship will not be made Wtiess and this tu: on the necesoltlea ol MIDDLEPORT - Floyd nounce tbat lhey have •ecur· tried todjump fro;:;.• hote~ wl;- rn; L. w. Sweet down 23, 10:45 until the staff Is so comprised llfe end aurely Lt wu not nee- eltler, Charleo Searles, Dr. td the services of Mr. Carl E. dow, an ma~y es spo e ~ p m.: National down 23, 1:15 as to meet the standards estabessat'J In West Vlrglnla end Ray Pickena, Kathryn McCUrdy, factory trained conaultant for our apecial all the cht!dren In, a loud and In a. m.; Louisiana down 23, S:05 !ished by the American Met!!· drove people acroSI the atate son, Jack Bechtle, Homer Smltb, doy beariDi aid consultation. lollcated voice. a. m.; Cotton Quee<~ up 23, cal Association, the American Richard A. Flnlaw of Pome- border to do their purchasing. Cecil Hysell, Kenneth Scltes, If you have a bearing problem, Mr. MCCurdy lnvlfeo , 4:50 a. m.; Jane T. up 23, Hospital Assoclatloo, the Ohio roy bas been named 1 crew Others bttroduced wore Drew Myron Millet', Max you to eome in for a free WASIDNGTON _A SENATE uo a. m.;Samuel Cl_emen~ up State Hospital Association, the leader for the 1964 Census ol Hatfield, seeking the olllce Ham J. Fink, C. Roborl electronic bearing test, and subcommittee today warned 1 Greenup 5.15 p. m.. Diane Ohio State Medical Association A . ltur He Is one of about Ma C ty Sh Iff· SYRACUSE - Arlotta demonstration of the Beltone Mr. Carl E. McCurdy the tele'Vislon industry to cut Brent down Greenup 6:45 p.m.; and the Meigs County Medical 1 f;~cu 0~ throughout the U.S. Sa son ~ r erleciJ 011 to ena, John Sauvage. ll<ll'lnlt Aid Models. the amount of violence and Cyprus up Greenup 11:55 p.m.; Society. . tt, re:~~ this appotntmont. it"o~Aaaess~ John LONG BOTI'OM - Ada FRESH BATJ'ERIES erime 011 1ts programs or face Walter Hougland down Green· "If staff member.ship btclud· The new crew leader will IU· :.Udale for County ~:::I=~~. Ne!Ue Colaman, Vietor Don~ miss this opportunONE-HALF PRICE poillblo conaresslonal btterven· up 12:SO a. m.; James Hines es all of the tndtvtduals men· pervioe a team o1 census enum· stoner; Raymond Mu..;ave, lty - Here La your chance to try the newut and finyou are a hearing lid uslion. up Greenup 4. 50 a. ':"·· Valv~ tloned rn the news r<lease to erators who will visit all farms publican candidate for Pr·oo:·l-.::.:::::::.:.::::::::..._ _..::,:.:,.: eat Beltoae Heartna Glu· pecial bearing aid consul· In 10 !nterlm repor~ _the line down Greenup 7.05 a. m.: the local dally newspapers, these and ranches In Meigs county to cuttng Attorney and J. a. . HI. If you healtate to use r and come in durin& our Senate subcomrmttee on JUVe- Orco down Meldahl 4.25 P- m., requirements cannot be fulfill· collect official census question- Johnson seeking rHieetlon TO BUNT COON a bearing aid for fear ot ation for a free demonstra· nile delinquency prodded the H. E. Bowles down Meldahl, ed at this time. . fr farm operator& lh S Senato from this 'llte Melp county coonhuntbeiDI stared- at, thi8 lat· on. you may yurch&&e I est lllhtwellht, comfort· et of batteries a balf·price, industry to "substantially. re· 7:25 p. m.; John Ladd Dean "It Is further requested that::....~:. of all Ianna wlli trfet. tate ers Assn. Will bold a lhree-ltour 1ble, 1ttr1eflve model mit one set to a customer. duce the violence and crtme up Meldahl 1:3S a. m.; Dooe your orgaruzalion In no way tak 1 In November and coon hunt Friday ev••nlJI, may. be the IDIWer to your you can't come in, call ohioh today Is led the nation's Spirit up Meldabl 2:40 a. m.; bold out to the public that we ~ ~ce her Refreahmenll were aerved Oct. 10, from 7 to 10 p.m. at prayer•. r. Davl• oUiee for home apehildren u an all too steady Tampico down Meldahl 3:20 a. are staff members to that hos- eaft;' cern will ba taken In the Republican Women bt "'· 1·'·"' howe on Snow BaD hill. llet." . . m.; Buckeyo Stata down Mel· pita!.'" tbe :otf:~~:: way. Shortly al· Band area following lhl wW bt served. "Effective aelf-pollctng_ " the dahl ~= lO •: m. . The above letter was aloo sign· ter November 5, the Bureau of desirable approach to this prob· GAlhpohs Da~ - Reltable ed by all oi the medical phySic- the Cenaw, an agency of the !em which poses 10 clear a down 3.55 p. m., Kathy R. lan.s. U. S. Department o1 Commerce threat to both our present and down 5:35 p, m.; Leila Shearer will mall eensw queatlonnairel ' our future," the report sard. down 3:20 a. m.; Bayou Lor· tc all rural boxholdero. Tholl "But the pedence of congress, rame down _s:4<1 •. m:; J. s. required to !Ill out the forml 1_!tough considerable, Is not end· Lewts up 4.45 a. m., Panzo should do so and hold the quesEs" down 7:30 a. m.; Zimmer up air Ill enum . 8:20 a. m.; Susan Lane dowu tionn es un a censUJ • ·- · · erator cornea to eo11ect them. 9 05 a. m. At that time the enumerator Moscow - THE SOVIET : : Kanawha River - Solvay up • • ' Onion's new leaden today London 12 ,3{) ..!'1 m.; _-:,.'Ft\elm' wlll help answer any queatlona _ that may bavt pn>ved troubll10ught to assure foreii!D Com· Ann down Marmet 11•10 p.m , munist parties that the ouster of Luc Jane iueas do~m~i .. . · some. Nikita S. Khrushchev will no! 11 · 2~ • :tl F • Shear . Cha~•s Rideout,_ admlnlstra· The crew leader lo I key peri tail their newly won Ind., . p. m., ; . . , :: - · e!~; tor ot Veterans Memorlitl Hos- son bt conductinl a Census of ur down Marmet 0135 t>. -In?, Je • pita! Inc. today said the La· A""' ult He e0rulll 1 n d P"nrlence. lerson up Winfield 2·20 p m · d' ' ux1i1 o1 M 1 M ""c ure. r In private meetings and newt· W H Shaver _Jr down· W~ tes A ary e gs em· trains the enumerators, ached~ P'Per editorials, Soviet officials fi~ld ·2.20 a ;. . ··Robert West orlal Hospital haa been dlasolv• ules their work, reviews the aoilressed that unity of the Com- d~ Winlleid 40 a m . El· ";~nd a new auxil~~t'b fo:'ed. curacy ol completed fonns, and munlst world was vital but that ercliff down' winfield 5.'j0 a e new group wz. e own conducts difficult tntervlewa. 't would be maintained as an , g . . as the Ladtes Auxlhary of the The Census of Agriculture Is I m.: Cherokee up Winfield 7:05 Metgs · county Hospital ' ace 0 rd· taken every five year• ln years ualliance or equals." . . 18 m . communist 1eaa~s from both · · lng to Rideout. ending in "4" and "9" to gathBides of the Iron Curtain were It bas been agreed that all er Information on the natlon'a taking advanta11e of tbeir posi· membe;s paid In the old or- agricultural resources and pro~ons to ask ques!IODI about gamzauon. wlll be considered ductlon. Such btformatlon Is yt. Draw • oontiiiiiOUS, tingle IN lhft ~ Khrushchev's ouster and what members m the new organiza- tal in makins decisions affecteach clot and NfMr•t• 1 lrOifl a1 liW Olhetl, It will mean for the future. Many Uon for the 1964~ year. 1ng many eeiPI'ents of the u.s. have not hesitated to praise Officers In the old organlza- economy. ' without ratr8olll{l. R8fla by It» alllf .tliolent the ranen premier. But In the tlon also wtll he officera of the Data gathered include the ~ Ill •home beN. • Soviet Union no word of p<aise new orgamzatJon and regular ber and . ol I ac• ' monthly meetings will be held num stze 8111lJ, !!as heeD printed since party on the fourth Monda of each reag• and harvest of crop&, Uve&!!cret.ary _Leonid 1. 8rezbne~ By United Pren International month at 7, 30 p.m. tllhe cafe- atock Inventories, and lnforma· li>d Premrer Aloxel N. Kosy Indian Summer temperatures terla tion on !arm equipment and lm· took over II days aao. held away over Ohio again to- Rideout said the auxlllary provementa and Income a nd : day, but the weatherman held woula also like to hllve all the some production expenditures. ' WILBERFORCE, 0100 - httle promtse of ~ break In the new members interested, or any. The Information will be pubTho national dlrec!tor of 1 he tinder-dry condltzons over the one who can vohmteer their ser· Ushed starling bt lil85 lor coun· i:ongress of Racial Equallty state. vices. The next meetin& will be ties, Slateo, and the nation. (CORE) said Monday be does . Cloudtneso was expected to November 23. not believe that Sen. Barry mcreue during the day as a ----Goldwat<r La 1 raclll "but 1 light shower area covering MIS· , Cpl. BoggB It in don't care what aoes on in the sour! and Illlnoio moved east- INDISPENSABLE EMPLOYERt Charge of Meeting imtermost reacbea of his heart." word. However, mo•t of Ohio BARNOLDSWICK, England Cpl. c. L. Boggs of the Ohio 1 will receive no rain at ali. (UP!) - Senior employee~ at State Patrol wa1 In charge of Jameo Farmer charged that A thin layer oi high clouds mililonaire Tom Clarke's bed a meetbtg of the Meigs Auxll· the Repubbcan prestdenltal can- prevented Ohio temperatures factory have inaured his life for !ary Patrol Monday night 1u didate is _exploiting the racl81 from falling tc normal levels $2.8 million for his flight to the Legion Hall at Pomeroy. lssut to wm votoa. He told a during the night, although Cin- Bermuda Saturday. A senior ex· Eighteen members were news conference here, before cinnaU, under clear skies, re- ecutive sald "If anyone is in· given lnstrucUons on the use ot · be spoke at Ce?tral State Co,l· ported a low of 38. Farther to dispensable, It Is Mr. Clarke." radar and 1tattonary patrol•. lege, that Pres1dent Johnson ' the north, Mansfield had a rei· elvil rlgbta record wao short ol atively mild 54. spectacular but since becurnlng Scattered showers were ex· ),ltesidont he hu Improved. peeled in Western Ohio late toAll po/nf8 lxouglll. •• atJr ~ II M ... day and over the eastern half brolfM prattMJ ol fllfiPQOMictiM CINCINNATI _ THE CIN· tonight, but they were not clnnatl Red announced today heavy enough tc relieve the 1 the slgnin& 0 f Albartc Rinaldi, current clrought condition•. . C:irls who have any type of dairy farm ba~kground are an IS.yetr-old Infielder from eiigtble to compete In the county-wide Datry Princess BolOIIII Italy William o. Decontest aga~ being sponsored by the Meigs County Dairy 'fltt ~alclent and ge"erol man· OU Service _Umt In cooperation with the American Dairy .; of the Reds, said Rinaldi Assoctahon of Ohlo. 'toar "'loMM ' - " IIIII 11a1 efllcleall Ill Wee beclid8ll ~as signed with Cincinnati's Officials ~f the contest .said today any girl whose par· Olllo'a light Law.I &111M 1 till IIIICL lc -~ 8-!81 - IIIIo ... Tampa club of the Florida State ~~~~ at anytlDle was a datry farmer may enter the con· 1 Hearing Aid Counselor 1 Thursday, October 29 F"nJ • I aw IS crew Leader For census ":Jt. 1 ~!i!i!iii!iiiii!i!i~intment • . , • • • • • • • • 2: ' Remember this puzzle? Indian Summer Will Continue To Warm Ohi'o itt Ground Rules for Dairy Princess Contest are Made League and will train lhHe next IJlrlni. Abb d TneS • To Stop WI'de U R' nrest, lOtS NJLEI - 'l'IIREit NILES CAIRO, U.A.R. tUPJ)-PreslMcKinley High School footbsli dent Ibrahim Abboud of the playara, !nciudin& tba team'o neighboring Sudan republic two leadlog scorera, we r e wielded full dzctatcrlal powera dtaratd Monday with rape of today In a~ effort tc Mit l.lve It 12·year-old &lrl. days of anti-government rlohng . that sideswlpod Amet'lcan dip· · The players were Identified lomatlc missions. "' Ephram iCee) Ellison, a Diplomatic reports reaching aenlor fullback, • n d Me.lvln Cairo said at least 11 persons Dixon, a right halfback, who had bee killed and 120 injured. ~re released on $5,0011 bond One of the Injured was report· uch. They w!U face trial next ed tu be an emplwe of the U.~. 'l)lesday on the rape chargeo. EmbaS&)·. He was not ldenti· '!be name of the other player fled. Wes not rtlelaed be<oause be Damaae to the U.S. Embasay was under 18. and U. S. InformaUo Aiecy .Niltt Coach Glenn Stennett library was reported to be lold lha playera were "through minor. conslslin& •no•lly of bro•• far u I'm 1100cerned" and ke widowe ad ranoacked Jlouspollded them !tOm the !tam. brary bookshelves. Applications may be obtaln•·I----------ed from Donald C. Mora, Clair pe"onal appeerances during Woode, or C. E. Blakeslee un- the year commoncbtg with her til November I. •ntry approval. If she Is select· Rules for the l!Hi4 Dairy p,in. ed as Ohio Dairy Princess and cess contest are: lor) American Dairy P..u;cess, The entrant must have a she must be available oom· dairy farm backg':"und· T h e men~ing with her selection and parents or guanhan must de- contmumg until the 1965 Prin· rlve at leaot part ol their In· cess is selected. come from dairy fanning, or She must }ftsent a doctor's tl>e candidate must have lived , cerllf!rate stallni she 1s In on a dairy farm durin& part of Igood health. her life. I She must, if under 21 years She muot ba at !eut 18 years of ago, present a sl111ed atateof aae by June I, 1964, and ment of consent from her par· must not be over 25 years ol ento or guardian to enter the qe •• o1 June 1, 11164. contest. She must not be, nor ever She must be a resident of have been matrled. the State of Ohio. She must be a hlg~ school Professional models 1re not araduate or will araduate by allglble. June, 1965. , Each county may enter only She must be available for j one (andidate Ill tho alate rae.. -~ 1'be1 - wrtc ~ . . 118011 Oilier lnaQill . .. . . .... of IIWIIIDiesiool ill a key ala&a Ia ... biugtiC ....._Ohio of the !IIIIIOn'a poww poolaz, tlarted lliM 30 ,...... ago. Thie group llleludel llllllllea -.lng 311 11a111 of ... F\oclclH. ln\an:cnnectloll ~ beMfltl yua Ill ...,. ftYW. . . . are&wo: (1111 increases 1M dependability of )tOIIr eiiCirlo aervlce. (2) It proYides savtnga by redUcing 1M .,_,, of standby !acllltlea Mld8d ~ your 111011 lo ~ •• , 11e1po lng to keep elecltlclly tow In prlca. Thlt le a tlgnlflcaAt example of wll81 Is being doole bJ ln\•---..d QOII1pllnlea. helpiiiQ MOll '*-r III a aeig~Jl~Gf< Ir IDIIIL-.rlll- !IIlii btl'! I Tour Ohio Eleotrio Cmnpaniea j" llllt:W. . . . . . . . . . ., ·1111 Clio tnt beclJ1II • · • • C1.. 11, ' - - ........... c..., llllo-C·•• • ....,o·sa ---•-.c•••• ..IIIItll ..... ' • a.-• 14M .... ___ _ -. - Go.,•• seventh, I --. c held following play. Winners Pace Game - Graves were-: :::.tllght the benefits of Hayes won't make any cham. when I think they passed Injured Pair Returas pionship claims, howevei- , and seven Urnes," Hayes stated. Defensive men Doug Drenik bans any talk of the Rose Bowl The Hawkeyes, however, will and John Fill, sidelined by in· around the team, be soing up against a de~~;.~.~ juries, will be back in shape lowe. will be displaying one that has yielded only 20 for the Hawkeyes. of the top passing attacks in 1in five games. lnjur- NEW VORK (UPIJ - ies are definitely slacking this year and the rnorale is better because the kids are not worked as hard ," he said, "In a way, platoon football has helped the Big Ten, be· cause of the depth of material the league is supposed to have." Hayes pointed to an increase in passing, and not just by Ohio State, as an end result of the more liberal substitution rules in effect this fall. In recent years, it was at about this midway point in the Middleport No. 1 R. Coleman D. Jenkins B. Davis W. Davis Blind Handicap 301 426 418 d20 330 822 2637 Total Middleport No. % Garten Total Woo 2 Lost I D. Leonard Blind Handicap Total 2795 Won 3 Lost I Racine D. McTurner L. Mallory M. McKelvey v. Durst Blind Handicap Total Won 0 Lost 3 Pomeroy M. Menchini C . Harris L. VanMeter Tonto Porter K. Whaley Handicap Total 343 300 D. Stout 27:1 330 Blind Handicap Total Lost 0 Won 3 1815 Stivers Walker J. Louks T. Osborne Scboenleb L . Osborne 482 233 A. Simon P. Simon Hawley Total Won 3 Lost 8 Points I 407 222 1641 Handicap Total Woo 8 LO<t l I Pin Heads A. Nease S. Bartels Art Nease Ed Bartels Hanlicap 375 343 1 411 1 410 84 1 Won I Lost Z H-C's 320 S. Custer V. Hannahs P . Hennessy 454 411 T . Henm~ssy Total Won Z Lost 1 471 16>2 1be Patslet D. Clark W. Clark 417 P . Ingels· C. Ingels Tolal 429 450 .. 550 . - 1846 Grueser ( 1 game l Total Ashtaud OIL 409 R. Sargent 4<13 420 456 M. Sawyer 30 580 Duerr Davis Anderson Sauer Total Won Z Lost I Points I 501 456 Dillon Radford Handicap 321 452 458 156 Total 2288 •• MEN-· LEARN TO OPERATE HEAVY EQUIPMENT I •uLC.DOZI!"J SCIItAP'EitS &ACK HOll Ind. High Came Se . M C thy, 218. ln . 1g nes, en . lnd , High Series Ingels, 550; Women - M. thy, 580. en. 451. Team High Game Team High Single- The Pat. Bar, 949. sies. 631. Team High Series - 495 499 2531 The lil1 =~=~= - GRADIMS DRAG LINES CLAM IHILLI Compli!!te practlcal traln.lnr oJI OUR rnQdern znachlnu at OUR Relident Tralnlnf Silll!a, fl.v• you the background you need to ret that JOB YOU want AI a HE.A VY .... Clatwc•r- il 0PI1lRATOR ! V. for IIlli r"'ldeat A. ~rain· For compltte l.n.formation tend namll!. add.rua and t~ephon• HIAVY EQUIPMENT - CASH Now by Phone CASH LOAN 1 1 chini. 576. Team High Game - Eastern Ponoe- ARCARO HONORED NEW YORK (UPII -Retired jockey Eddie Arcaro was hon· SPECIAL 61 PONTIAC CATALINA STATION WAGON ored by the Monmouth Park Jockey Club Monday night aft· v.s automatic, power brakes, power steering, radio, er having been selected by the heater, white sidewall tires and Jockeys' Guild ' ao "Man ol the Bronze with matching vinyl · interio~. Year." Arcaro served as president of the guild for 13 years. VIKING CHANGES MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL, Minn. (UP!) - Minnesota Viking rookie end Bob Lacey has been acUvatc<l to the club after having missed the first ball of the season due to an Injured knee. · . Tho Vikings also. lost spread end Paul Flatley for an indef. . air-conditioning. $200 I I 500 BOO Payment CASH LOAN Monthly Payment 10.66 26.67 40,92 $1300 1500 1700 47.30 53.87 Monthly U MONIH YEIMI 60.45 J7 MDNIH 'IHMI ' Shop with I:8Sh. Save money. Pay biD& Have only one convenient monthly payment Have more money for yourself. Call for cash ... as much as $2000. It'a reasonable and confidentiaL NOW GMAC Financing Available KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac - Oldsmobile "You11 Uke Our Quality Way ol Doing Business• WY 2-5342 Po~nerova Ohio ~- ; .., • ...... fiNANaNtl OHIO PIOI'U SJNCI IPIJ WY 2-2171 ...,..., 12S E. Main St. Bob Miller, Mgr. ---------Also Officn in Golllpolla 1nd Athona Johnton--Simpson In•. Agency Room 6, Co•h Bldg . 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No Limit Guarantee IT PAYS TO BUY PREMIUM GRADE TIRES SHOP and SAVE AT MOORE'S 124 W. MAIN t •.....ONM. ...VICI OUR ~ PLATFORM: ASSOCIATED - 63 HEAVY DUTY EQUIPMENT D. When you have lUI inauranee elaim, relax-play tennis! We'll put oU1'8elve1 in your shoee with FULL SIZE Ar>provr.d Our Weekly Ind. High Series - M. Men· .' Clatworthy 330 1965 2641 chini, 212. 420 Creen Pomeroy Cement Blork Ien, d168·H. h Patsies, 1846. ----CITY LEAGUE October lO, 1tlfl Downie Gr088 lne. O'Brien 401 Abbott Won l Los! % Points 2 L. Gilmore A. Sawyer 496 356 109 2460 97 91 CUT your DRIVING COSTS at MOORE'S Foreman • Abbott Blackston Won 0 Lost 3 Point• I Sylveste.r Louks 12 game-s l g Columbus East 30 ; 14. Davton 515 \ Chaminade (I 1 'l7 ; 15. Loga~ 1111 366 and Cleveland St. Joseph 25 390 each; 17. Warren 23: 18. Steu· Stobart 520 428 513 420 536 2417 · Ignatius (6-0) 44 1 Second JO teams: 11. Mt. Ver· non 36; 12. LouJsvllle 32 ; 13. Woo 3 Lost I Points I Syracuse Bali Park Damewood 481 lngels 506 Nesselroad 512 f5·21 (6--0) I H & R Firestone Smith Blind D. Miller Total Tied I Lost Z Polnto 1 115 387 bt>nvi1le Central 19 : 19, Cinein B. Buck 519 nati St. Xavier 16; 20. Ashland V. Wippel 162 . 15. Handicap Total 2:139 FIGHT RESULTS Won I Lost %Polnto % . By United Pres!i International PARJS (UP! I - Angel Giir· Holsum Sales No. 1 cia, 135. Cuba. stopped Tommy Wonds Tibbs, l33:Y.t, Laneaster, Ohio, Martin 6. Grate Schilling Woo Z Tied I Polnls 7 Haggerty 524 .2495 Blind ~125 1623 I Blackston Total t7-(!J 441 , 9. Sandusky .. .,_,. t6-1) 457 JO. Ct. St. K Johnson Middleport Dept. Store Woods 550 J. Bailey 451 Wippel 432 Martin 546 Stobart 546 Total Up. Arlington 3 Haley Knight Woo 2 Lo8t J Point• I Meig1 Beaglen J . Johnson 521 530 424 513 52! 2512 n~. I 555 7. Niles 518 8. Cincy F.!der 4 Total D. D. Bar Third low net, Loui,. Thomp1 son • John Duerr. The 1 Mar aret high school coaches ratings with i SJack • E F . Robmson . first pla~e votes and won • lost j Closest to pin on Hole 7 records m parentheses:. Men . Jim O'B:rien : women. El· Team Pomtt eanor Gordon; Longest drive, ) 1. Massillon 16 117·01 290 ! Russ Brown . SeaJ::s Coats 479 2250 Won I Los! 3 Points 0 Ind. High Game - M. Men- ' 973. Team High Series roy, 2900. 406 517 Handicap C. Abolin MeNickles Total Lyons has averaged ttl yards 1718 a carry in gaining 313 yards. Total 369 Won l Lost Z 410 Don Peddie of Miami has 301 yards in 66 carries for a 4.6 I d H" h G M C 370 average' and sophomore team· n · lg arne en · 330 mate Joe Kozar was third with Ingels. 197; Women - M. Bow· 774 ' 2586 291 yards and 83 carries. Toledo'~ Dan SimreU move~ Ipast Ern1e Kellermann of Mi· ami in the passing category. 576 has hit on 42 of 85 at· 428 tempts for 462 yards and a to323 tal offense of 621 yards, best of 457 th~ league by far. Kellermann 411 runnerup in passing with 27 ti45 48 for 351 yards and total 29!10 1 oftlem;e of 469, second in the 445 Grate 338 Won 3 Lost 8 Wahlma F. Reichert Blind J. Chesher Woo S Lost t Slmon'a Market 1 330 756 451 357 490 representative. Ruundlng out the squad as Ohio University's flashy soph. omore Wash Lyons appropriate-i ~Y enough moved into the rush· mg letd over a pair of Miami University runners just as the Bobcats took the Redskins last Saturday. 414 Bee Cee. M. Bowen Miller Haley .~_ 467 [2. Cant?n McKiy (7-0) 262 , Putting winners were Eileen Rlyna . 1 (6·1) 159 · Searls . (;oorge Hicks. Jim 0 '· Cincy R. Bacon (5· 11 146 · Hrif'n and Helen Hanley. Spring. South 1 li ·Ol 115 - - - -- - - - ' -- Ingels Jy team with more tban one I 417 465 466 COLUMBUS (UP! 1. - 1 H. Chesher Total in the Mid·American Conference statistics wilh new rush· . ing and passing leaders. 541 377 377 429 ' Stanley .. Larry Baker. Elean-rr Gordon • Carl Krautter. Un1ted Press lnterni:ltlonal Ohw 1 F'ourth low 2244 13. Won 1 Lost% Potnt8! ~ 4. 5. Crow 'l Steak Hou~e 6. 1 the Los Angeles Angels the oo. 917 361 403 282 370 948 COLUMBUS lUPI) - There 2781 were some changes this week Eastero C. Knight T . Cruise G. Wolf D. Ash D. Williams R. Clark Smith Total · R. Bowen New Leaders Emerge In MAC Statistics Won 1 Los• % Keystooe H. shortstop Jim Fregosl making 'Milwaukee Braves, second basemu Ron Hunt of tbe New \' ork Mets, third baseman Brooks Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles, outfielders .Willie Mays of the San Fran-- . cisco Giants, Billy Williams of the Chicago Cubs and piteber Sandy Kou ax of tbe Los Ange· les Dodgers. SENIOR BOYS LEAGUE Oct. 17, 1964 M. ! l..o8t 1 Potnt1 • P . Harmon White of the St. LoUis Cardlnals and Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankeet were the only members of champion· ship warns named Monday to the United Press Interns-tlon,al 1964 major lt~ague AllStar team. Nipe teams ·were represented on the 16--man squad with pitcher Dean Chance and BOWLING B . Swan Handicap I Woo Mason Bill chosen by 20 basebaU expert8 were catcher Joe Torre of the R. Hindy Total • Obio High School Foolball Ratinga 440 12 2363 Handicap platoon· ~~-~~-~-;~~..~'~aa~..... ;;; ..;;,;;~""""~~;;;~~;~;;;;;;~-~-;;;:= "In our own case, the D. Garten J . Vanlnwagen R. Rawlings injury in thls week's drills. · Seeond low net (tiel J u 1le Hysell • Rws Brown, Phyllis 416 : Sales No. L 2518. 567 Don Thomat R. Graves ' Low net (tiel Helen Hanley. 483 Jim Johnson But they will go into Satur· Buckeyes have the advantage a 19-14 loss to Purdue. day 's game at Iowa in top of an easier schedule the rest " They will psss more on physical condition, barring an of the way. this year than they did --:1 WI Jim O'Brien tied with Mtldred McCUllough ~ Frank Johnston. I platoon system gets et least part of the credit for Ohio State's rise to the No. 1 rank· ing in the nation as far as Coach Woody Hayes is con. cerned. Hayes, a long.time advocate of the free substitution rule , pointed to his Buckeyes to •innerll. I lnlte period because of a shoul· ljer separaU6o 1uflered SUnday. _ _ _ _.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;•;;;·'"';..._,.J 1' I t college Platoon System Helped-- Woody • ·Here's tbs answer! major wrn• nefS are Announced noM Palmer 111111 Jact NJdr,. Unol.!, ranked 13th last week, were given MO flnt·place hal· teams, Louisiana State and taus, prolessiOIIIII .....,.s took over ninth, and Oregon lot each. Only two po!DII sep- Ouke, ranked ttth and 12th, re,..... blUM~ . also tdvanced foor notches arated ~nd-ranked Notre spectively, followed by Florida mooey eu~w.e. • from 14th to loth. Dame and thlrd-t-ated .Aiabama. in 13th and O..egoo Stat<, a 31· lead the ProleMional GoU lower part of the standings un- Ohio State received :!6 of 35 Nebraska nipped Arkansas by 13 conqueror of Syracuse, in Association money •tandlnta. derwent a major lhakeup. . Palmer Is first with tU 1first-place votes and Alabama three points for fourth place, l-4th . Purdue advanced from Georgia Tech jumped from was awarded five. Four teams t~e same margin Michigan, No. 17th to 15th, Utah Stat.e jwnped Wtnnen of 8 Scotch Four- 703.37 w hi 1e Nicklaus niJ1th to MJchlgan - Notre Dame, Nebraska , Ar- 8, heJd over Illinois. from 19th to 16th and Florida some tournament Sunday at 1eared flil .JI4.50 so far . vaulted from l2th to Jl. kansas and Tech Two unbeaten but once Ued State and Yale tied for 17th. Pomeroy golf elub have been season Billy Casper 11 1n thi;:d; announced. A turkey dmner wa11 l · "t.h $87lS3 <MI were given votes by the 35 coaches on the UPI rating board. Texu rernlaned sixth but the Team High Series _ Porn· . t Block ZSll Ind. Htgh R. eroy emen , . 222 _ Ind . Htgh Serzes - R. Graves TRJ COUNTV LEAGUE 567. OciOber zt, ltM Team High Game _ Crow's By ROBERT GRIMM season when inJuries began tc Ohio State shares the Big Ten the nation, guided by qu,orl<!r-l G a. J Auto Partl<a United Prell lnternad011al take a toil 6Jllong the Buck- lead with Purdue, each sport· back Gary Snook, who made 445 Steak House. 934._ Jim Sisson COLUMBUS iUPI ) - The eyes. ing 3-ll league records, but the throwing attempts last week Team H1gh Senea - Holsum • - tonce-defeated Notre Dame, on of seven teams resulted in an unprece-unbeaLen-wtUed teams in the dented concentration of ballot· coachea top tO, replaced Ala- ing in the top to. Only 13 teams • • • bama, which dropped tc third. Nebraska edged Arkansas out of fourth place, pushiog the J\8. zorbacks down to fifth . The scarcity of unbeaten and football ratings . -, New AuxiJi •.ary Organi'zed£or . Meigs Memona} • NE W YORK I UP!) - Notn Dam e mov ed tote · -··--• p1ac., ~~w Monday to challenge top-ranked Ohio' State in the United Press lnternatlon~l maJOr ·college POMEROY, OHIO' �• HELEN HELP US! Voice of Broadw:~v ~ •. renorting ay DOROTHY KILGALLEN Dear Helen : " . •'• Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 27, 1964 • f BROADWAY GRAPEVINE . Eydie Gorme has her choice of the . : atar roles in two musicals on Broadway : for next season - one the George Ab. bott show titled "Flora, The Red Men· ace," the other Ray Stark's "The Pas· sionate Witch." When Mr. Abbott made a rare safari to the Copacabana to catc,h Eydie in her recent engagement. his . comment was: "I want her for any show I do." .. . Members of a fairly sophisti· · cated audience who saw a preview of ; "Kiss Me Stupid" were aghast at the ;: b•'"• situ'ation as well as the "blue"-. 1~ ' -~ .. and "blue" is putting it gent y Ia· lo$Ue. The general feeling was th~t d this film gets l!ast the .censors, the hd IS off and there 1s no pomt m havmg cen- • the Roof" from its present theatre, the Imperial. Most actors would prefer It~ play the Imperial, but you can se~, a o more tickets at the Helllnger, and Fidd· Jer" is a very hot ticket . . . It looks as if the "trousers for women" fad may he the fashion bomb of the year, here ~nd abroad. Some of the mostfamous ateliers in Paris are cluttered with party time pants that cost as much as $800 a pau. One salon de couture has sold only a do· zen pair of what was supposed to become "a rage." t th Jerome Robbins has a date a e French Embassy Oct. 27 to rece1ve the rank of Chevalier of the Order of Arts and Letters. Jerry's stamp is on. two of the town's biggest hits. "Funny Gul" and "Fiddler" Telegram from ·a corned· I travel all over the country by car. I wonder i[ others have noticed certain characteristics about drivers from di([erenl states. For in•tance, that car that pulls out to pass you, then hangs there, with its front bumper ev· en with your rear one for what seems like miles - it most like. ly has a Washington license plate. And the car that Pretty 1111UD1 lll'e fall appe8l' lly ale 01111 - me. THE POET'S CORNER - .-. = tomb. seen; Plans Completed for rr A Halloween Festival Event IIIII - b:ll 11om till Jel .. be Whea Be - And there'• - ROSES JN otTOBER , 'Mey have tlllqod their So, we aeed l1o bep «11 IIUIIDa: Roses blooming in Oe\ober ·rrom the ll'MII to llhldes a1 rn our Savlollr'a kwe IIIII pn'r, Is a lovely sight to see, blolm, . For we blow thai dealh II And we have them on the Also sbades al Nd IIIII ,eJ!ow, comllll, of broken bomes ere . tho.. bushes And we see them .U IUOUDd. And may COIIII II& IDf boar; where husbancl and wUe still That Eileen gave you and me; Alter death ftlll!NI!tioo live under the same roof. - H. Roses red and pink and yellow Winter time II fall approocho And a Rome ID lbclve, This colwnn is dedicated to Is a Bight to cheer us on UJg, Where the rosea will be bloom. [amity living, so if you're hav. Thru the coming of the win· When . we'll spend IDllcb time lng !ng kid trouble or just plain ter, Jnslde, Evermore thN God'a .....1. trouble, let Helen help YOU. When the roses will be gone. And we'll IUlely be protected, love, She will el8o welcome your own By the ODe who la our Guide; amusing experiences. Address The snapdragons are now By the One who caused the -Composed Del. :11, 1964, by Helen Bolte! in care of t h I s blooming, rose• .. Mrs. Rlley Pliolt, To my huonewspaper. And the bushes are so creeD, To survive and crow and bloom band, Rlley ~ott. I ~ Line' are most apprec 1ated. W•th warm· est regards Jackie Mason" Alexander Cohen ·has optioned a musical ver· sion of Max Shulman's "RallY Rou.nd the Flag Boys" Contrast m thmkin~: In Engl•nd horror movies are approved on· lv !or adults." In the United. States, they 're usually released to comc1de w1th school holidays. . The much-touted Anti-Poverty Bill, recently rushed through Congr~ss, has a provision that may make the bill unconsti.ltiiional - but not until after N . o.v.. 3, f of course. It requires that bene !Cianes o! funds take an oath of loyalty to the government. and YOU can picture the ~as-. sel of conscientious objectors, _bleedmg hearts and Comm unists who will send their lawyers to the Supreme Court With that one .· Golly .. thnt's al_most as bad as 1 saying a proyer m a public school. The big Sammy Davis party at Dan· • • 0 ny's Hideaway the other mght was so The Maharanee of Baroda arrivesjammed !bat there was no room for Rex k 'th D th d .••arrison. He put his head in the door will spcnrt lour wee s '"· . oro y an n h Alfred Strelsin - an'l thiS IS gomg tn be 'and promptlY ducked out when e saw a wildly different kind of visit for her. flashbulbs popping all over the place . f b nee • at the Americana party a_fter . t_he She isn't bringing her a u 1ous co . • An .. ti tion of emeralds. diamonds and rub1es premiere of the glorious movie edi on that always dazzled cafe soci.ety, because ·of "My Fair Lady," there was so much d tl confusion that guests who were dtrected her longtime bodyguard d!e recen y to table number 67 discovered there was and apparentlY she hasn:t been able to no such thing as a table number 67. find a new one that she hkes. Robert Ree~, and Penny Fuller play, However, Audrey Hepburn (for whom they did have a place) stuck it out game- newlyweds m B~re!oot m thd Park. 1 looking heavenly in a white dress- and they looked hke newlywe s - or Givench , naturally -and a new hair·- ~bollt::O·be-weds- as t~ey held hnds at d~ that 0 / woman in the world except the "Rambow Room durmg ?runch Audre could wear. John Hammond of Columb_ia Recor s IS Th~re's talk in Shubert AlleY that iQterested · In Sonny Hanmval, for'NlJ · the owner of the Mark Hellinger is work- sPamng partner ·~! Floyd Patters?" · o, ing on a quiet deal to shill "Fiddle~·. on · n.~~-as a &parrmg,partner-a! a smger. drlves down the center stripe, h&ving to pull over to let you by, its driver is from Idaho; while the one who cuts in hastily after passing you, often making it necessary for you to jam on your The drag racers, those who speed up when you tttempt to pass - are from California. Californians arc also bumper riders. Jf you force them to pass, then hurry on down the road till they find another car and bumper ride again, even though that car's speed may vary 10 or 20 mph from what they drove while alone. Though one can't check licenses in the dark easily, one finds more drivers reluctant to dim when meeting you in Texas and Oklohoma. The non-dim· mers from behind come mainly in the southern stales and from Washington. I THE DAILY SENTINEl - "I .. BELIEVE ma SOOHd Soria~ Security System atld have voted in of evft'Y Soeial Seeurity Aet sinee entering the Senate. I VIOted ior the Social Seeurity Ads of. 1954, 1956, 1958, and l~l, wbD. increased tbe benefits and extended the ~ «. tbe l!l)lBtem. am f« the Railroad RetiMnent Atets ol 1955 and ~ which gave tbe same increasOO benefits to railroad 'WOI'kers. fav(r KENNETH McELHINNY Republican Ccmdldote COUNTY COMMISSIONER I i ! "' pledge; as I ha~ pledged before, my un-qualified support of the &riai&turity System. For A Sound Foreign Policy tion. As your representative he voted against the wasting of your tax money on foreign aid to Communist countries. He opposed lhe "gift" of wheat to Russia and he opposed appeasement policY that has brought us trouble in the Berlin, The Congo, Laos and Viet Nam. . . . . . . . . 1D Ylllap end ODIDtJ Clomamt!JI •-.m- ID Budiet ............ P&tl<llls reeently dllcharpd Mrs. A. Gene MtGulre, 101 Wallston, daughter, 2:03 p.m. Monday. Mr•. Clarence W. Kight, 14 Mitchell St., Jackson, ..,, 1:13 o.m. Monday. Mra. tuclwlod !'rod W ~~n. E j All-Electric AnllwiJ AIAID, Mrl, Roy JlltU.. er, ShaWII Jolmn, Mlda .vm. HOME HEATING stroog, Mrs. Qlooler Bmlaty, Mrs. John Clump, Mrs. Charles Curtis, Dwll!hl Corbin, -M r a. Gaye Morrison, Mrs. Darrell Shatter and lrlflllll 1011, Mn. Robert H. · Bllrlm end !nfont son, Mrs. Jaclde D. Rhea ancl Mrs. Jerry L. Dulaney end in· !ant daughter. Fa-,. ILUY TERMS •' • $2 99 Sahlr • • hcWft WEll GilD N••lls; I I NO oaii&ATJON POB E8TI!U'l'BI PRONE 117-MIS COU.BCI' MYRL COAKLEY CONTIACJOR ELECTRIC HEATING onciiNSULAnON Phone 667-M15 P. O.IOX224 COOLVILLI, fork:!'~·fM~ls~s~Caro~~l:eiA~-~~W~he~a~l·~::::::.:::~====.:::~=-=J~=~==~==~~~~~~~=======~~~~~~~~~~~ "F~. I~ &dai &ouity benefits slloo·ld be ittereased to 'kft;lp up with increases in the eo..<Jt oJ. living. WCII'Id k II YeurVotund ..pport Apprecltftd Pd. Pol, AdY, ter, Mara and Venus. The eveulni stars are Saturn and Jupiter. llead of New York's TIIIIUlla• ny Ball, Boss Tweed, was ar· rested on char1es ol defraudq Only flameless electricity lets you select the ideal heating for your entire home •• eold or new.e.large or small EXCLUSIVE ADVANt OF ELECTRIC HEA~~ES Sot!>" lllonev-£as ~a • ...,. With many types of electric heating you can have individual room controL You get the exact heat you want, when and where you want it-the desired temperature in each room. Thete are compact central heating systems which ctrculate, filter and condition the air. There are flameless electric hot · Water..~stems, if you prefer. · The ultimate in year·round cfimate control is the electric heat pump, It heats in winter, cools and conditions in summer-automaticallyfrom a single system. ""\ ------- CHOO~ THE larfe amount of Valley Bell Dairy's annual mllk RRY M. -- ------------- ~- -- -- ,, ' FOR CONGRESS ON NOVEMBER 3, 1964 • lfllce-,:: butner 1<1/us~n'::. 3Shlcui&d hoatin jqfes nted for fiJeJ st orage Minlmfzot Dlaanfg S¥Stem. . dliStlns; 1.,. 116-Ho SmOke, no Or to "PPace, a buJJcy, Ofcl. 8uiot-.JVo h 1'8decoratlng. SOot less Cleanin• •-~ amrner;n . ~ ~ I. ntlivfdu.IIIIO!n g UI Pipes, no roar lllg S)lsfe COnfrof-Wilh Of ""'- ot •·- rns, YOo Clll lllany "•mel SlparateJy, COnln!l the te~ electric htat. ComPlete lleJdbllltv Of each ,._ heating s !ems ..,'-(lne ot a • VIUI Bive ;:u Ire~~~he!8 ~~~·~~";';::. lbiffly ot furniture tile 8Jeetric YOur IIorne, ......Btrnent. T¥1'£ OF ttECTRIC ~ATING YOU WANT. SPECIAL OFFER! Convert your home Ill eleetrle beltTake advantage of this opportunity to SIVI $150 when wou redeem this savings certificate- avalloble 1t 1 Rock1J Kilowatt Recommended Electric Heatins Dialer. IAIIIOARII UNITS-With thio typo o1 lnstallotlon, tha hlltina elements toke tha ploce of tho nonnal biSibollll in a room 1nd lfl 10 incontpi.cuoue that t.IA- Ittt poinlad out they are not notlcaabto. RATES REDUCED S TIMES IN S YEARS I Gat a tree electric heatins estimate based on our new lower totoJ olactric living rate. You and your budeet will be pltasantty IUfo prlsed to compare total electric living cast with your present combination of fuel and eletlrlc. Step up to modem living !bars truly cl81fl, truly convenl...c, truly automatic. A Reddy Kilowatt Recommandtd Electric Heating Dealer will give you t wrltun 11111mate of the cost of install in& electric healll18 In your home. And he will guarantee your annuel Opll'lltina costs and your complete comfort from uslna quitt, DEALER Clean, drlft·lree convenient electric ~ WAU PANEL HEAT!RS-Easlly Installed ponets 111 Into ot onto the welt, depend· ina upon type selected. They are 1n0st effective when used on outside walls and under windoWs. The IPICtl uvlna: unltl thermootolicolty controltocl.. Somt Tho campoct dlti11ns will comp-nt ll1l' lntorlor decor and Itt you 111joy tha advantlpt of Individual 100111 contro~ 01'1 ILICTftiC PUIINACE~This is o compact, centrtl bHtin&aystem which can easily be combined with central air condition· Ina. tt It HillY odoplad to ••Kt humidity COfltn>t, eleotrostotlc air fllte~nl and In-duct helltrL ELECTRIC HVDRONIC IYITEMI-The,. are many type1 of flatneleu electric hydronic l)'ltems. l'hii;Cin be atnall ultimate ill yur. round climate control. It heats in the winblr, cools in the tumnwr, automlti- inst1ntaneous heaters or electrically colly '"'lntllninc tha euct temperature you want. And this is reprdleas of the -thar,lr!pl lWI~OI'--. unill ho,. ""'*' fan ciroulttlon. HEAT PUMPS-The heated cent111l boilers.. OHIO <i'iP···· •••••• . . . .1$11111 . . . . . . . .. .' Pd. Pol. Adv. . Cuts .... --,.nt•nance'I to fn$1&1/' """' •-· UJ . cost Qo Yearly cleanup -No flues to Clean the city. Donald Mort ................... Pomeroy, Ohio Cltrk lhlt . .. .. • .. • .. • . . . . . . . . . . . Racine, Ohio C. E. Mauar .. .. • .. • .. Rt. 2, Lon1bottom, Ohio Roy L. Holter .. .. .. .. . .. . . . . . . . Pomeroy, Ohio Reid You111 ............. Rt. 1, Mlnoroville, Ohio David Koblenh ................ Pom.....,, Ohio Wallace Damewood ..... Rt. 2, Lo111bottom, Ohlo Jewell Jonea •..•...••.... Rt. I, Carp~nler, Ohio Otho Karr ....••••. , .... Rt. 1, Middleport, Ohio Jt.- Smith •••••••••..... Rt. 1, Pomeroy, Ohio Nro locuo . .. . .. • .. • .. .. .. . .. . . . Albany, Ohio Clifford Ltlfhelt ..•••...... , .... · Pom.....,, Olllo Arllo Aw.tt . , ... .•....... Rt. 1, Pomeroy, Ohio Joe Wepnmlller •.•••..... Rt. 2, Pomeroy, Oht• Arthur ....... :. , •••.. Rt. 2, Longbottom, Ohio , Edl- Hollon , •••••• , . . . . . . . Minersvllle, Ohio Pattlclt lmlth •••• , • , , . Rt. 1, Lont~bottom, Ohio ltlul Mlort , ....• .,. ••••••.... lt. 1, R•clrw, Ohio Mlo,..nf Johnaon ••• , , , , , , •. Rt. 1; Racine, Ohio Cle- Wlckllno ...... ., .. Rt. 2, Roch~C, Ohio L...., Wolfo • , , • , •• , •• , •.... Rt. 2, Rtclne, Ohio David Nnao •• , , • ,_,. ,.-,, . "'· J, Mlntnvlllt, Ohio Delbert lmlth .••• , ••••••••. Rt. 1, Roclne, Ohio Grover SaiNr, Sr; •••••••• , ••. , ... R~elnt, Ohio Mtllon C!lrele ....... : ....... lt. I, ltaclne, Ohio Sldntr Hell1111 •••••••• ; • • • • . . . L..,.avllle, Ohio In Your Heart, You Kao• He's Right! - ter. produetloD, dlatrlbuted In Ohio and West VIrginia, comes from Meip County dairy farms. These produea are selected by Valley Bell for their con· slstently hiih ltandards of quality: • And, fmarty, I support t1le :RepuiJiica Platf.ol'111 pledge to giiM our the rigftt to kigber earwbtg:i . . . _ losr o1. beRefits. ---- THE ALMANAC 117 Ulllted· Preu IDierDIIIIOIIOI Today Ia Tuesday Oet. 2'1, the 301st day of liM with 85 to fol· low. The moon Is at Its last quer· • Valley Bell Lists 26 Meigs Dairy Farms Among. Its Suppliers A ------- - ,. Twenty-seven industrial exec· utives representing 14 eompan· ies in the Ohio River volley have enrolled in a series of eight Man. ;ement Practices Semi· oors sponsored by the College of Business Administration at Ohio University. The eJrecutlves wlll meet in seminar session& lor three and a hall hours every three weeks. AD sessions wlll be held on Fri· day afternoons at the llollday Jnn, Parkersburg, W. Va. The first will be held October 30 on "New Patterns of Organia· tion." The serle• is one of several management education pr<>grams to be conducted by Ohio. It has been designed to serve the needs of the growinll Ohio vaney Industrial lomplex. Companies or personnel lnter. eoted ID the seminars may re· quest further In trmalion from Maximilllan Brinkman, Man•· ment Development Progl'lllllS, Oblo University. --=~---- "Equany important, I pledge to p~otect the value of the dollar so that, when a IDml retires, Ws pension win be 'W<rlb 'lllitat it s.,.lld be 'ilOl'tb.. Elect I!] Seminar to be Held for Ohio Valley Execs The morning stars are JUpi- •NnrVtttroaof Pl. Pol. MY, RE-ELECT HOMER E. "PETE" ABELE (11:...) elf 1:- llulkJMI Congressman Abele spok• out against the Communist build· up in Cuba before it was "discovered" by the administra· elllddlepaft Jlafor ~ "'ur retired people-~ eaaed dzeir Social Security benefits. 'n.e, be able to receive theill ia digel;y az d wilk full value... YOUR CONGRESSMAN PETE ABELE IS •.. tered Va.,l,••--------=---=--------.1 RE-ELECT 1 to;: h Gloria M Michael, Grady, s. MarieMrs. Rizer, Betty Mra. d~ Huntington, Mra. Roscoe Shirley Huston, and Mrs. Mild· red Pierce. Rose. All committee members are Candy, Mrs. Lou Ferrell, asked to be at the school buildMrs. Betty Ha~s. Mrs. Doro- ing Thursday afternoon, Oet. thy Forbes and Mrs. Virginia 29, at 1 o'clock to prepal'll lor Fi•her. the affair. Biked Goods, Mrs. M a r y ----- I Today's :Medlc.a l Report those Room Molhen met recontly. Dart Game _ Mrs. Pearl Mrs. R. 0. Boeley, Four1li St., The Grand March wUl start Knapp, Mrs. Esther Harden, Pl Pleal&nt, Larry E. G~gory, ot 7:30 p. m. prompt. with Mrs. Joyce Mohler ancl Mrs. Pt. Pleasant, Mra. Roy P. Hoff. prlzea (oillg to the prelllelt, Addie Norris. man, New Haven, W.Va., Aniuglieot, most orlllnal and fun. Soft Drinks _ Mrs. B 0 11 y old L. Fowler, Letart, W. nieot. . Alb, Mra. Minnie Sewell, Jln. Ronald D. Casto, R~ Door pt'IZ09 wUl be award- Maxine Varian, Mrs. Dorotb.Y W. Va., Ricbord Lee • ed to thoae baviDg made dona· WoUe, and Mrs. Evelyn Hollon. RCot. tlons at the door and boldJn& Balloons, Mrs. Helell Hub- • • · ' lucky tlckelo. A Barbi doll and bard, Mrs. Wanda Stewart and roy, Mrs. Harry Lawrence Eba football will also be give.n Mrs Minnie llaniB Un, 1!1. I Pomeroy, Mr!I. Basaway. · Kitchen, Mrs. ~ Roush, il 11. Cremeans, Rutland, Mrs. ll'lrst and second grade stu· Mrs. Donna Smith, Mrs. Wan· Mildred Roush, Racine, Mr '· dents have been asked to bring da Neieler, Mrs. Vera Croi& Ronald 1. Smittle, R~- 3 0 a k money donations to be used Io and Mrs. Daisy Patterson. Hlll, Edward E. !Jllico, Jack· purchase the fish pond prizes. Pumpkin cake, Mrs. MArie son, Mrs. C. FranltCUil Grow, ~ack· Third and fourth grade stud· Leadingham soli, Edith F. urns, A ens, enls, candy: and the nfth and Fish ponci., (all JOe), Mrs. Joseph W. Blair, Rt. 1 Kitts sixth grade students, baked Mary Hysell, Mrs. Ruth Hoi· Hill, Walter E. Culver, South goode. man, Mrs. Jean Hayman, Mrs. Point, Mrs. Miley Yates, Black· All big city drivers seem to d. ·.. Hospital News H:tz':"~ilal., ~ ~ u Kineon Dr.• dauahter. 6=41 •• hours were JeffreyS. Snrlley, m. l'looday· Mn. Joe J. Clmp. Plw _ , compltltcllor the Hamm, Mrs. Anna Bell Houda- 324 Third Ave., Robert S.uncl· bell 704 Flinn St, Ravenswoocl, IIU\ual PTA Hollowaen F..U. !llelt, Mra. Marga~! Elclling- ers Patriot Mba 0\a S. Boa- w. 'vL, 11011, 8:29 p.m. Monday. val to be bald ot lbe Syracuse or, Mrs. Jaon Neaaa and Mrs . Uck, Rt. 1 Patrlol, Mn. 'nlom- Jllra. Jerry A. Deck, 21S So. n. School oudltorlurn. 1'lmacll1 M.,. Nease. u J . McNeal, JldweD, Delbert Jlnols Ave., Wellston, 3:51 nfght, Oet. 29, wbln the Eucu- Cotton Candy, Ml'll. Sylvia c. Garnea, Rt. 1 Vinton, Mra. p.m. Monday. Mrs. Robert Lee Uve Committee and the llama Zwllllng. Paul T, Swain, crown C l t y, Iuac, 218\t No. Mlcbican Ave., The named: loUowlng committees were Hospltallty, Mrs. Esther Harden and Mrs. Margaret abhor space, particularly that car-length one between you and the car ahead. They will Jane • jump, cut in, honk and glare, anything to get it filled, pre[erably with their car. And in small towns the driver who commits nuisance traffic viola~ lions - turning from the right lane, running traffic Jights, stop signs, etc., and other things they wouldn't risk in heavy traffic - is almost invariably oper. ating a car with a California license . Has anyone else notic· ed traffic peculiarities like these? - THE TRAVELLER FROM OREGON Dear Oregon Traveller: • Your observations ore most interesting. I have one to add: \ When we lived in Oregon and I ., . . .. ,.,,, went riding with Oregonians, 1 theie loudest scream was, . ''These Crazy California driv~ \ ers - they'll kiJI us all!" Then . when we moved to California, 1 . , . f dih rostre to- discovered a difference. Around , By Wayne G. Brand!ltadt, 1\1.0. draws Bll' into his lung!l. . 3 combmatlontroe cin ~ill here they yelp, "Oregon driv1 Whooping cough bas joined The paroxysms of coughmg mycm. and ' tph Y t stage ers!l Nuttiest bunch of people . may be so vm . 1en t th at Pres. cure vtctlms . the worldl" - H. the list of preventable d1s. m ghe acu e m Five Years Wltb Wrong Man eases but &Dme children get sures in the skull cause hem~ of whoDpmg cou · lt ve;y year. Because of its orrhage into the eyes or Dear Helen: i seriousness most children are brain. Presswes in ~he abdo- Jn 1904 , the first practical 1'm. 21 y~ars old and I've been immunized with a series of men_ may_ cause hernw or pr?- subway began operation in New marn~d fJVe years. We have whooping cough vaccine in- trudmg p1les and pressures m York. two g1rls, on~ three years old jections combined with diph· the chest may cause emphyse- In 1917 before an enihusiasUc and a baby eight months old. theria and tetanus toxoids at rna. audience, concert viDlinist Jas-- My husband is 23 and. ~a't 2 3 and 4 months of age. Paroxysms may also induce cha Heifetz made his debut in seem to accept responstbillty. 'I~munity to whooping vomiting which is especially Carnegie Hall at the age of 16. He is a heavy beer drinker. He cough, however, decreases dangerous because t.he altend- In 1961, the General Assem- also takes ~is wedding band , with time, and many parents , ant gasping for breath may bly of the United Nations adopt· off every .tim~ he leaves .t he 1 fail to take their children back cause the child ~o choke on ed by overwhelming v_ote a res- hous~, wh•ch IS often. At dtfier-] for boosters et 15 months, 31 the food he b1:mgs up._ For olution asking the Soviets not to ~t tlmes thr~gh ~e past years yean and 4 years. this reason spcc1al care 1s re- explode a 50 megaton bomb. I ve caught h1m wtth other WO· . When a child who has not quired in feeding an infant . men , from ages 16 to 45. had his booster shots is expos· Tbe formula should be l've stayed with him this ed to whooping cough, he wurm and Ibe infant should be long hoping someday he'd grow may get the disease in e mild held in a sitting position rath- DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF up. _1 don't. like the thought of form that passes for a stub- · er than lying down . If a coughM&IGS MASON AR!A ~a?1es . havmg no father, and born cold Trouble is that ing spell occu s wbile the in· ••ctt•ro •· O..llo Pu~ttltt~• hvmg m a broken home, . Chutto TtnMhlll. !dtto• Should I take th e ehlldren and fant is feeding, the bottle should 'ublltnH ...,.., •flernoon .. cept 1unthe child ' may spread the d1s11 111 11 who be taken away and the feeding Come""' ' ' by Tilt Ottla ' ¥ ll'ublllhlltt leeve or remain and wait for a ease to Oth.er· clilldr·e·n 110 -.ttcfttnlr St Pomerly, . : bave not been immunized should not be resumed untO 20 Ohio lutlnrtn Office ""on• wv s. change? I've tried every way . , E!litoriaJ phone wY 2-2157. "bl to end "'" · aWhy II It 10 Important· to m1nutes have elapsed from t be '21:18. Enttrwa •• 11cona c11u '"'111 111 poss1 e &Ull runrung protect .. your child against end ol the paroxysm. It is also ;:1~e• ' 1 '"' 0011 off!~" ~~>omere.,. round. - .~AITING wboopin., cough? The disease wise to cut down the amount Netlon•1tdvertls'"" ..D""""'''"'' Dear Wa1tmg : • aottlntlll Kl'"btll. Inc.. ltoQ ltwln.Wh d , k Y on t you rna e an ap1 tarts out like a common cold of the feedings and give them ton •••- ,.., .. v.,..., CMr ,.,.,. vortl wltb a numiug nose, watering oftener until the baby bas re· Subscription ,.... 0 , 11v1 ,... . , pointment with the marriage eyes and a backing cough, As covered. et••l" wlltr• •v•II•Dtt. ae c.nt• ,., counselor at your county courtIt rogresses the ooagb be- Another threat associated -•"' on• ,.., •n tchNin~ ' ' tiW house? There js no charge. If · p . . Dllh lkntlnll •HIC.. SliM. t&a h , [ . h comes mort severe and tbe at- with whooping cough 1n bron- "'o"'"" "·"' ....... montllt u.n, e can t s ratg ten out your 1 taekl make the child short of chopneumonia, t1 frequent ty Mote• ttout• ....,.. ,.,...., .,,,~ marriage, he can a.t least settle 1 breatb. This is foDowed by a\ secondary cause of death. Re- "" •••"•~tt...,........-. 11.10 ' ' your mind. He MAY tell you whooping sound as tbe child cently it has been found that ~~~. ~.:'!..,.,::;.,:!•::~~!Jt -non•a. that sometimes the worst kind ?• H. Gabbert, Aohland, ly., aadFioyd !:. CAUallan, 2M Jib. 7 ICJ:te.:;: Pbelpa, RL 1:0 ~ =~·~ ~..! sors. ian to this desk: "At a time when 'all ar~key Hargitay, who pro.!es~es to ound us lose their heads' your fair and brakes: one will get you five be still upset over JaYne Mansfield s exit objective statements about me on 'Hot it's from British Columbia. ., from his life, bas summoned attorneys , to dig into the le$alltl( of her Mexican d•· vorce. He's hopmg they can unearth some technicality that would nullify her marriage to Matt Cimber. (Subtitle: How to endear yourself to your ex·wlfel Although Sen. Keating publicly an noun· ced that he stood ready to debate R?bert Kennedy, political insiders doubt If he will. Some of the Senator's most trusted ~IDd able advisors blew !hell stacks when they learned that he had made the announcement without their knowledge and they're all against a TV confrontatlon between Keating and Kennedy, for obvious reasons One member of the Kea· rl ting camp said "No--not un er any ell· cumstances" . . . Talented playwright Lorraine Hinsberry's illness, recently announced, is ve; ver~ grav:. =:~· . . , I Dally Senlllll!l, l'OIIlel'oy·Mlddle,ort, o .• ~t . 27, 1964-5 "• ''• ' . ' ' ' �,, State Crafts Speciali.st Features Achievement Day 11-DaJiy Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 27, 1964 WANT AD INFORMATION OF L)I.AJJW.I'Ii i* '!I , fJil p ()oo 1 Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS S.lnrT t-'> ohlle•ti- Mr. and Mrs. FN( Ft1111e ~e~::;t~lePt;:~ Stiversville News Notes TRANSMISSION Salva&• 0.. pany. llepolr!ng oll makoo. ·tomatlc: and standard trano. MASON - Mrs. James cox, mlulou Electric welding. craft Specialist ol the West Vir. Phone WY z.t173. ginla Department of COmmerce, 8 14 tic Charleston wall guest speaker at the Mason County Home recenl guest, Mr. and Mrs. James Mlddl .. swart and children were ,... C'!nt guesta of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buck. Several from here attendee the Halloween Festival at the Riverview Grade School Salt u day night Thompson, Mrs. Oils Randolph, Mrs. Jewell COttrill, Mrs. Flor- Mrs. Leslie Northway and ence Casto, Mrs. Virgil Bur..ts, family . Grand Rl!pids. Mich., C A l''" l!!:l.i AI JUN . Sr., Mrs. Ray Jones, Mn. A. were recent guests of her par-1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door $695 "- I I' "' , .. , ... .,,..., Jr" ',If! " • ..... o . . ..... .... E. Sommer, Mrs. Norman Foss, enls, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Van 6 cyl engine, Powerglide tra ns. Rad io. and healt;r. ong1nal lart On!lell , . . . . . . . . . . . Demonstration Achievement Mrs. C. R. Schurman, Mrs. J. Meter and children . Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Carpen<\ ..<.tol A I'""""' upholsten·. n>al cl ea n. Jvory and blu e hmsh, good llr e s. 11..111& Day on Thursday at the Mason J . Reed, Mn. G. C. Sommer, Maxine Powell is caring for ter visited Mrs. Mildred. Circle ''"e <>0"''~""' ""~•·•• • hr r>e l\• -Ot!l • .,, - ~·-· .,,, ,t, ,_ ... _ MIDaulllo, County 4-H Camp at Southside. Mrs. Mlna Albright, Mrs. JenMrs. Kate Mills for an indellnof Morning Star Saturday alter.. , ,, .. ..... ,,,.. 1957 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan ~-- $695 EDd VOID' leWlY trelblel """' '~ '""'~'''"'"" ,.... t><J" nie Dickens, Mrs. Zula Fry, ite period. noon. Mrs. Cil'cle'a daughter. :\ pupular rnodt'l th;1t ~~ ~ha~ p inside a~d out, blac k finish. ''r' ..., , "'" .,• . ,.<!1"""'"" fn> We l u l n i D Over 100 guesta and Rome Mrs. Clark Sayre, Mrs. Virgil Bud Gluesencamp of Portland Mrs. David Davis, called on li.1orl tires, radl•l a nd hf'ater. 6 cyL Std. tr ans. SewerMDemonstration Club members Tyler, Mrs. Harry Vickers, visited his parents, Mr. and her mother while the Carpen· Tieuooalrle$895 attended the luncheon meeting. Mrs. Clarence Thomas, Mrs. Mrs. L. R. Gluesencamp Sat~ ters were there. 1958 Ford 1 Ton Cab & Chassis . I CaD WI Wt'lt 0.7 or NJpt The tlleme was Broader Hori- Velma ROUBh, Mrs. Roy Ball, lll'd ay. (',..,,. 1"1'' ""ur(! '" ' ,..,.rll...., Mr. and Mrs. Ros• Deal and vs <>n ~ irw, 4 s1w('d trans., 750x20 tires, real sohd and runs Ill ' "U" ' hd r l• lSI• ~.."'"" ' • lie ): Ill 1{1 zons in CUlture. Mrs. Cox exhib.. Mrs. Charles R. Withen, Sr., Mary Lynn Fitch of Dewitts Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller ~ e ro>• "'" ...,.,. · '"' l'l>,.,.r "on ,,.r >ltl~.. '"•"r"""l 1~ and spoke on crafta made Mrs. E. H. Bissell, Mrs. Roy Run called on Mrs. Paulette Gambier, were guests of Dana UEATING, Plambbr.. MaeDer b 1 · · art! o1 •0'1', O>UOUIII '" .... ., . d , . .. , I •d • 111 1<1 wl tt•n• ~~ .-:11 '1'1 Furnace.. ..\na&d Bro&hn. Y peop e m Y&rJOUS P Kincaid, Mrs. Gay Casto, Mrs. v an Meter, Saturday . Carpenter and family for a few >\KU I,)~ 111"'t.."' r\l L)HII"U East MetD S&reel, Pom. West Virginia . Workshops theon Luther Smith, Claudine Kay Mrs. Nell Middleswart is condays . ... I 111 ' HIE§ • ' :l.A f<>l .,. .,,.., mi n I weaving chair bottoms and McClintock, Mrs. Alva Luckey- fined to her home with the flu . Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ritchie muon '"'"" ~tl<llf•""" .,..,...., 1~ OPEN EVES . 7:00 P.M. er<>y. Ph- W1 ~ tic making of Christmas wreaths doo, Mrs. Delton Sayre, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abels of and Lori of Belpre spent Sun· I ~-~ " tot l.(l ... oil r M Lh•ll' 1 POMEROY . OHIO will be held in the near future Gerald Clark, Mrs. George Oli- Bald Knobs called on Mr. and day with his sister and family , S&Tunla~ 11-:'11 ' '>t ·~ t2•ill 1 "''"" I lT'~ S~ f.A~' by Mrs. Cox, and Mason Couh- ver, Mrs. K. K. Scites, Mrs. Mrs. Ben Allen and family re- Mr. and Mr9. R. R. Durst and ru ~> • ,., , a " ~ For Rent For Sale PHOTO Copymg Service. ~... ty Home Demonstration Agent, Otmer Roush ·Mrs. Delbert Dot. centlv . sons R ESUt,l PH.> >Ill ! I :\Ill w... N'1 "1 _ ____ ies made of tegaJ papers.. Miss Wanda Stemple. son, Mrs. St8nley Harbour, Mr~ . Ross Deal and Iva Car· ReCEnt visitors of Eber Car· .ccc::-::~{1 ; ;-;, D J house T<'me 12 birth remrds and almost any Carl Cook, Mason County's Mrs. Jane Cox, Mrs. Bessie penter called on Kate Mill s on penter and family were Bob 11 n •, ru' C.. DAIRY DISPERSAL. other d~umen•"' Also landoA · Jtu e Agent was H PHONE WY 2-21 56 1 F\'J:'JJSI 11.1l' ,nd \i:l ..,·nwnt. 313'-, m1- Noon. Datr. Oct. 31 , Due to ""' !4 . new gncu r ' Sayre, Mrs. Ray Crookham, Friday afternoon. I Poling, Avery Nelson, ow .. d 1 k tinp ln plastic, film to pre-- introduced by the president, Mrs. Farmie Douglass, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brewer ,' ard Rank, Kenneth McElhinny, ..- - - - - - - - - - - · ' 1,:,,,. s,·: .. Pom\'fl•v. . ot her employment an ac or aluabl papers Tu Oth in ___ I 10 27 tfr serve yo • e · Mrs. Alma mer. ers ·Gus R. Douglass, Mrs. Wil- l visited in Chillicothe rect.ntJy_ ;Rudy Dllfst, Gene Carpenter. f Th•nks I . -J L -1 ~~Jirhycl~er~ ~~~si!~il~igngof ~~ Reott.r 1Dsarance, Pom:r4oytlc troduced by Miss Stemple were liam H. Blaine, Mrs. James E. I Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott, S. Card O ------·---~~ l ll!ll"-.;F Jo'(1f{ HE:-.I'T. 163'l n4 he,1 d of cows <:~nd heifers. I " Mrs. Belva Farley, Managing Blain, Mrs. Richard L. Austin, W. Durst, Mr. and Mrs. Ros!l l'•:'n II· i•·hl'-. ~ rDi inl::;fand lhi rd and fou rth generation AUl.TIUNb:ER Director Pl. Pleasant Chamber Hattie Canterbury, Mn. George 3f Deal Mr. and Mrs. Bob Millert WF. WI SH 1o rxP.l"<>--:s ot1r rn~>-1 h,,•h l' htll!l' Wy-2-3:Ji5 a ter f Commerce · 1Mrs Mery Hyre Ar , R thA · 1 .. ' R• 0 10·2-1-tl c ar l lf ic1 al br eed ing. Mostly C.mpte&e 8en1ee ' ' rmgton, u rrmg on, .nary Mrs. Ben Allen, E 1eanor 01,. • : > Jn t'eiP tlw nk~ <llld ·•PI ' H'\' 1 ;) I'm. Holstein, a lew Brown Swiss t.:r1tt ~dfonl A~hen.s Messenger ;. 0 . H. Hyre, Belva Farley, TUiie Ball, 11 Obi son, Arlie West, Wesley Allen ~tliun lu •Jur m<lnl ll'!<•f,\ •'"· Jr,i-; l.l ll•'lll n l !t·i~ l ll~ 2 bed- and Guernsey Daughters of t.'rfte. P'lllae • Ceatact Wickline, _Appalachian Power Q. H. Wickline, and Mrs. Mal~ GallipoOcs, 2' o,J914 and son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert fr~·,nds und nPighllPrs to,. l., ,,,n, I••'''"'· w1l!: h<-l rdwoou . .l ~~.. c. BRAD~IRD Co.,· Claudm . e Kay McClintock, colm Saunde.... . Saturday, t. "• Harden and Debb'le, Syracuse. 357 Double Bud 375 Kayt£te • · r• ·~ · SAL S REPORT 0I th~·tr kiml nc~s :mrl ~' 1111•:•'h.1 Ra•'--, ~~ WMPO, Mtddleport. . E Mr and Mrs.. Tim Neutz!1'ng of 371 Rag Apple Te· al .. - v . . fl''' \'·-. b·,,lh h;Jst" rl ll'nL <Hid J al du ring the snnow m the ll11-;s "·'' · Iill i<·•·". Rutlt -m c:-t iJ inets o· 386- '1etcalf Sovere<·gn Re· "' tic County Committee . Project Ohi<l Vai:ey Livestock Co. M'<d. d!e.port, John Lawson, 1 11 .. ul our Husband .1t1d I· :.1 .11r ~"- ' ' n report on Better Livmg was. HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 15. to D-othy D"-l, Louise Brewer \\e e:::pt'r i<"~ll.v thcmk rlw / '111!l · : m ki tdwn [)nvpw:n :lnrt /ll lt' fl ector , and others. M G Casto 250 lb 15 t 16 L ht 0 ; Ig 16 ; 220 to ,.~1r:1 Ca ll T r acy \V b;-, il' V . WY Swi ss from 139 Welcome In EXPERIENCED given by rs. ay ' s. and Howard Allen. I t' l" 0 .' :·:nwrgl'lll"! ~quad. I.I·.J ·~.., !Ole Health and Nutrition, Mrs. Ma}.. 12 t.o 16; Fat Sows 12 to 14; ____ 111 . . . · '' ·111' I ·" Charm1e r - 137 Lee S. Hill r:f·:· lllh iJI'Lil ~1:1 11 . !'.Inn~ I· 1m .... .) · colm Saunders. Homes, Mrs. SLags 10 to 14 ; Boars 8 to 12; e ra] Horne, F rit z Bu d:, Ht' V APt\ flT \lFN T :l r<wm s nnd Kay ak - 141 Benedale's, NoCharles Withers. Safety, ~rs. Sows & Pigs 60 to 80 ; Shoats rn 1929, Ohio adopted ~e k;l ,\ \\'.mw Mr~ !ma C:lul h(l lil . nr'\->·1y rt'rl N•or~l l i'rl Call : ra Symbol - 142 H y crest C. B. Thompson; Education, 4 to 14. presidential short ballot Whtch D.nd llw pe1ll bl':'rl':5. We are \\ol ler L'r•n•k~, WY z.;lfi31 I Empe.ror - 252 WelcomeS In Mr9. A. E. Sommers; Citizen~ CATTLE- Steers 12 to 20; Jeliminates names of electors. -ll~n gr:!lt•lul hu ti lf' h.. ;w1i 1U 23 tl cf Valor , and 2110 Cecelia onship, Mrs. Harry Staats. Richard V. Heilman, Bertha tHelrers 12 to 18; Baby ~ef 16 1 A vote for names of candidates l ui fiu\\Prs ;md fo r !noel. and ~anza. and many others. Gifts were present~ to ea~h Heilman to Mann1ng D . Web- to 22; Fat Cows 12 to 15 ; Can · ~ for president and vice presi111 :ll l w! 111 :-;lian·d ,1ur ~:, r ie l 1-TH:-..;l .. ~Fn ap<'lrlrnt' rl t o r Cows in all stages of produc.. From the larJi!eBt true• or ·tt h B df d B . ,_ 1 11 2 17 M'lk 1 tors o1 · ~~ ' II d ' r.ulldozer radiator tu tbe of thisThyear's err.. ster, parcels, e or . rent 1n \lidd ir' IHlr1 ( .,rouw1 lton. ~~any W! 1 recor s over h .comrnt eed c em d ,1 A ners 8 to 12 ; '"u s 1 to ; 1 dent JS a vow:: or f e ec hom are •'o nd .,,,... ,"led '" ,.,,11, ,, ,·,)· · , unaUest beateJ core. men. e c airmen an m - Manning D. an ~~ ary . Cows 80 to loo. that party, names o w 12 000 11 \!r, l.ron:1rd 1\~'''nil.,: .1ndi fl nm 3 r· oms C~nl. hot h. :.1\IU · pounds. These cows bers of the new committees for Webster to Richard V. Heil· VEAL CALVES- Tops 29.25 ; on file with the secretary of 1 i ;m11Jy. \lulill r, :\Irs. I :"'! 1!.lrl \\ ·l't' ' r~ ll<~w will produce wi th the proper BlAEnNA~'$ 1965 were introduced by the man, Bertha H~ilman, parcels, ISeconds 22 to 28 ; Medium .20 to stste. Dr•rotlly :\bi le\ Siq ,·r, i i'lrl'l l't•('JI iiflt , W Ma in S1, care. Some due to freshen by president They are: Health, Bedford. 2,5; Com. & Hvs. 18 to 26; Culls~..;_=========-. t-.lrs. Zt'lcia \\'1llt'r. I PrllliL'rn)'. 1--'h . WY 2-51 n2· sale day, others close up. wv 2--2143 Wliliam Gerald Graham, . Ex~ 15 to 2(1_ Pomeroy Mrs. Arnett Roush, Mrs. John 1 10 22 tfc 12 First caU h~ifers to begin B k d t ' 111 -, l! c You Pay No More ' ":OY • AUC-I~EER Hanly; Material Resources: ecutor J. Ira ar er, ec., fr eshening in December, all L 0. MCl.o ,.. • I do SHEEP- Ewes & Lms. 4 to I -Oh' • If Mrs. Elmer Newberry, Mrs. C. EmOBt Sellards, Lot, Rut an · 10; Stock Ewes 4 to 10; Fat - -· - - j TRAIU~ R ltrts for rent. close artificial. Chester. 10. • c W'lf C 1 A th For The Bestl lost and Found __ tn UIUmlrv. mat and schools 350 G.a lion Solar bu. lk tank., like E. McCulloch, Mrs. 1 tam Naomi Autherson, ar u - Sheep 4 to 8; Culls 1 to 5; Bucks 1 ---· T U Patterson, 4 io 8: Fat Wethers 4 to 10. . Blaine; CUltural Advancement: , erson to Preston V:III Py l.umber & Suppl\· Corn· new . hree umts DI\'ersa1 d d M J h t Leb 1 I.OST · l l r~d_,· · s l··;lll n•r [,! ]!,\'(' pFlny. Mn1d . ~ 1Jort 1!1·3-Uc milkers a~d compres_sor. ~a~ Auto Sales Ms. Bob Hea an s. on Ethel Pat trson, parce s, - LAMBS- Tops 19 ; Seconds eFRIGIDAIRE ( ':lll \\\ -:: ~tlR /~( · ·,nrd ___ _ _ ny other Items, mcludmg McDaniel; Civic Responsibility : I anon. S 14 to 18; Light Wts. 14 lo 16; I eADMIRAL 10-L·l -J11" : •J:· n · ;InC lnur rwl 'l , IUffl' " hesome machinery. Located on 1953 FORD , 6 cyl. , 2 door, Mrs. Ha rry Staats , Mrs. Vallie Grace W~se. Adm., lra · Common 12 to 14 . Stah~ Route 143 _ 7 miles cheap. Call WY 2_2310 . Toney, Mrs. George Oliver. Bartels, dec., to Robert E. 1 etJ 11 nd tmf urnt!'hed apartSPEED QUEEN mPois WY t-~:H _ 12_ 6 tic north of Pomeroy, and three FROSTIE ARRIVES 10 '1:7 6tc Better Living Project : Mrs. Grueser, Norma Jean Gruesw Noti c~ Lyle Austin, Mrs. Vernal John~ er, parcels, Sutton. . Robert Wilson. manager of eHOOVER ---- - -Mirld lf'I)Ort 1\ pa rtmPnt , r, rooms mHilesldsoGulldodofdHaArristi~nviiJe _ ll950 PONTlAC 4 door, radio son and Mrs. W. P. N~wman. Rebecca Jane Werner, dec. , the 7·Up Bottling Co., Jackson, eFLEXSTEEL 1 aro o ar , uc oneer. . . M S M. . R I ball' 'liid 'Jil:-i? m ent. on gruund ·\Ll "T!f )N ~>wn l 'h1tr-:ct.1y .::~ 1 Pearl w. Williams, owner. and heater , automatic. In lntenational Relations: s. to John Werner r ., mn~e ·announced that Frostie is be~ 1 p rn a1 11w \bs•lll t<!: · \ 1:•· rlom Newly decorated, nard- Lunch serv~. Not respons- !!:Ood shape, $150. _s~ _on Ray Crank, Mrs. James Lucas Russell. Kathryn E. Werner, ing introduc~ in the Pomeroy~ e PROVINCETOWN -il lll . \ \" . \'u 10 n :ltp wond floors au!om ntlc h':' at ible fur accidents. week en?s at trailer behmd and Mrs. Ernest Lantz. IEarl R. Werner, John L. Wer~ Middleport area. uThis is the C<.li l W'r. l·32tl0. 10 10 tfc Post Office, Mason, W. Va. Human Resources: Mrs. Char- . ner, George Albert Werner, af~ first soft drink other than 7~Up 10 27 I~:\ WU·~ Jl;IJ Producr~ h_n· sa le. tt; Duplex. 3 ·Wd;~oms. Su g<1r l~c 10 26 3tc les Machir ahd Mrs. Catherine fid for Trans., Rutl,and. ever sold by the Seven-Up Bot~ '.\ v ~-~i- 1 12. l U · ~-t<llH ~: p Fl10ne - · • - - - - -- - Reynolds. George Albert \\erner, dtc., tling Co. of jackson;" said Wil~ _ _ ____ I H.un <Hl'a . om cr' . 1 USED COAL Furnace, complete 1953 FORD station wagon. See Safety: Mrs. Gus Douglass, to Marguerite Werner Boyce, son. Frostie is being distribut10 2 W\' 'l-~61R. Uc with pipe, registers and con~ or call Fred Ge9rge, Rutland, Sr., Mrs. H. E. Beckleheimer Doris L. Johnso~, Myrta Lu~ ed in both king • sized bottles MIDDLEPORT. 0. (our landmark Se rvice :,..jj')I;,.:HN 4 room and bath trols . Priced to sell. Wy~2· Ohio. . 10 27 3tc and Mrs. Leonard Roush. cille Redman, affid. for trans., i and cans. Sta tion Is Gi v m 9 Aw av A 1().24-Gtc 1963 DODUr StatiJn wagon. Mrs. Harold Lewis of "' 1 - ~ -".:_-------~"""""""""""'""'"""""""""""""""' M, d · 2490, G.E. Reuter. f u rll! ~ lw fl a p <:~ rtmt·n \ . "es1 Ru tl. and . 1954 FORD dl•·port WY 2-3874 Good conlliUon, $1895.00. Call Columbia presented the dt~Vo- John, Werner , Sr., to Minnie ' 9 11 tic USED COAL Furnace. Complete WY 2 ~2418 . /1'···· ~~1!'1' fur I hi.~ '! ,. , t! st•I'•Jnd 1 10 22 tfc tiona! program preceding the R. Russell , Kathryn E. Wern~ I ('ill' 1'11l'h lime \'P u d d~t· 111 ----with pipes. registers, and __ ·- business meeting. Poems were er, Earl R. Werner, John L. \ 'o nun·ha~ t- nc• ( (·~~.1 ,._\. jus1 FOt lH r o nm rurni sh"d ap:~ rt· controls. Priced to sell. Wy· 1954 BUJCK ,entury. Excellent read by Mrs. T. Bert Roush of Werner, Cert. of Trans., Rut~ rt':1 1'11'r ment 1-'hl.l ne WY t -Jti.1H 2-2490. lo-24-6Lc running condition. Priced New Haven and by Mrs. Char- land. II 24 tiC HOME OF UNICO TIRES - -right. Hackett's Sohio Serv- les Yonker of New Haven. Narley Hys~n. Executor, J. SUPER SERVICE r·oH Hl-:Nl . mod ern house. MOTOROLA T.V. Console. ice. lC' 2.2 Uc Miss stf:mple installed the of- S. Kelley, dec ., to Lincoln SI X ruum s antJ IJ;oth Ynun~s Good condition. Lawrence ~ _ _ ficers for this year as follows : Smith, Shirley Smith, "f.~ lot, ·"" ..· )·· STATION "1:11 (_f. Jack w. Carsey tuwn kl!rht· n. ule flo1JI lo Chapman, Dexter, Ohio. Wil· 1957 ENGT T'"'l{ FOfl.L Hillman, President, Mrs. Alma Turner; Middleport. ';%'l:.t~ Mgr. WY 2_9932 ' C<Jle(J at 1::16 LHil'uln rrl La II kesville, M0~775. Good condition. 4 dr. Com· Vice President, Mrs. Harold - -- - --TS '"=----~~------' i WY l·.111l0 , l9 Uc 1o.24·3tc pact, $275 00. WY 2·2418. Lewis; secretary, Mrs. MalFINED $10, COS ' .. ----- - - - - - - - · ··10 22 tfc colm Sounders; treasurer, Mrs. PT. PLEASANT - Carl .J . . -\UTI 1M{ IBII.E IM•ln:mr."E! ~t"efi I I HONDA 300 Motorcycl• for sale. Virgil Burris, Sr. ' Tabor, 52, Gallipo IS, wash In· For Sale can1-ellPd 7 • -o~1 \'our opt-'ril Th R bl Contact. John Case, 104 Un· e am er A comic skit on Fashion was ed $10 and costs on a c arg~ tor'~ Ucense? Call WY l~:: uSr·:n !' I \ .'JOS r2 r Exira nice ion Avenue, Pomoory, Ohio. World Standard ot Compact j presented by Mrs. Matilda Noble of leaving ~e scene _of an acc1~ 1 r••cnndi!i on ld pia nos. 11 ) for 10-24--6Lp Es.Loellencr. end Mrs. Turner. Mrs. A. E. dent fol1owmg a mtshap Sun· _ d T0 ~1-• tl() · n·1· rh·IJVI ·rv. cau l Big ear room, ride BIJd perSommer narrated an article on day night on State Route 2. 1 Wante _ B~_Y__ 11 HutL1 ml Furn iture. Sil 2-4311. 1 APPLES Burdette Fruit, lorman{'e. Small eRr eeooom) Isometrics for figure control Tabor was involved in a collis-111 27 I F , Ph W 2-69'10. and managerablllty and Mrs. Ray Crank demon- ion with a station wagon drlv_,OGS WANTED. l~ ig h g r ;:~ flt • I - - - - - - - · .. - I arm. on~ y See strated. en by Sister Mary Penee, 52, ...,.,!nul. cherrj·. "Oplar. h:- tss Fl'l'.l;·. 1.0.\N of our effK't an t. Pnm~roy, 0 io, Rt. 1. Me M d left " ~ ' 10 ''3 251 tropoiiiBir otorl Mrs. Gerald Clark and Mrs. Huntington, W. Va., an . W11nd. h<~rd ana ~ r :f ! m ,q\1 ". , C;1rpet Shctm poon s with __________' _ _ P E. Main Street, Pom~roy Charles Escue led the group in the scene but later turned himw red and white oak <1 ntl a<.: h J!lln·il<t.~~· 11f Hl ut· Lu . . tre I Pbone WY z.a;o Blllging. . self in. 'Jbere was no personal Log Uuy'! r will be Dl \1ii ~lln l SIJ:I tllpou Be~kt~r /<' urniture iiSINCER, desk type, like new. f Z2 Uc The d)ning tables were cen.. injuries, but beavy property 10 'l7 6t~ Zig zags, buttonholes, overI of da incurred Furni1ure Corp. Pt Pl eas i }11Ut.llrpor t. _ casts, blind hems, designs, 1-, mage was · ant, W. Va ., Tuesdays and """ SIMCA .., door sedan, new tered with arrangemen 1 eds 1 chrysanthemums, co or eav.. Fri days, 8:30 a. Ul. to 4 30 ELECTIWLUX sweeper. Uses etc. Guaranteed. Balance due white walls, snow heads, 7iO AT BARBECUE paper tw1gs, complete with $37 .'81 or $6 monthly. Phone 1 11 · fld Phone WY •k" es • small pumpki'ns end ivy. 10 J r. J'l t P· m. • • c altcn:hrr,enls. Balancr due, 4 WY 2·2204 after 6 p. m. u Y equipp · The Anne Bar'ley Club was in PT. PLEASANT - The 6247 ter 6 BJ p. m. 10 19 ••t charge of table decorations·, Fa- aak Walton League chicken barpay mPnt s or $7 m ont hly. Ph. 10 23 5tc u. Help Wanted Y 6 Vors by the Wohelo Club and hecue was attended by 750 per-1 - -W 2-2104 allt·r p. m. BABY SITTER lo li ve in . M<d· l 10 23 5tc PERFECTION Oil heater with Programs carrying out the sons Sunday lor the benefit o die ag~·d Indy prr· l t' IT . {I 1 =cc-=:-:::---:---drums and fittings, Dayto. Drive Workers in FaU theme were made by the the improvement of Krodel Call WY 2-21JEI. JO 27 :n r·. \A.' ITY PU\1P your slu gist> sepel€ctric scales, 30 lb. capac- Communities Listed Pleasant Home Demonstration Park. The menu of the day con.. - -- .. l w l•n k • Ge1 Klean· Em·AII . Workers in the Red Crosa Club. Helping Hand Club, Reg. sisted of chicken barbecue, cole 1955 1965 11 Ity, 10 · meat case, 1 he · earn WA NTED : Midd lf'aged !Jflrso n 11 S'cpl<c T " nk Cle"ner Land " " M bod and chassis Fund Dr1've m· Sutton Twp., Raw istration and Neme Tags; pre- saw, green ans, tee cr • Must be able lo li ve in. In· I '""'k l' arm Bureau, p om· ercury, Y 'lk d tato hi less motor and transmission, cine, Syracuse, and Minersville paring facilities, Pioneer Club coffee, tnl an po e ps. quire, Ohi ll H o~~· \l iddii 'P''rt e roy. 9 29 30tc complete course in radio and with Vernon Nease, chairman, and Clean Up arter event, Illa~ The League wishes to thank the 111-24-/tc - --:::---:----:-c--.. [) work p::mts, shirts, cov- 1e Iev ISJOD · Wl.th all equi·pmenl • are Mrs.- Evelyn Hol'-r, "-s. bee Club. pa trons 1or ma k'mg the bare""' _ P SE '-1:: J.YU. LOOKIN G t:'OR SECURE Nel lis_ and jackPts. Carl Chev- Charles Larkins, Long Bot· Dorothy Smith, Miss Linda Registering were: Mrs. Ver.. cue e. success and also gave a JOB? ali t'r, Long Botrom. Ohio. tom, Ohio. 10 7 tfc Johnson. Mrs. Jean Nease, Mrs. nal Johnson, Mrs. Lester Fore- vote of thanks to all Utothse d~ Eileen man, Mrs. Homer Johnson, Mrs. nat!ng tlme and fond for e aK."•thleen Scot•' Mrs. 10 15 30tp a •• ow ld urr rl~• ln~tru ei i Q n 'las.•• --::--:-c-::----- -~. .. ~"' .,.. ... .up: nu. ·~·GER • • - · machineo. Clark, "·s. Doris Grueser, Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. James \;fair;:'.;.·=========~==-=..,.====-=•iiii;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;=~-1 bquon. Llnl!o rn Se/'T\ce . ~:: 11 0 01 1811 7 ft. LOC 'JST pnsts. Several oew, $59.50 llp. Several used Virginia Fisher, Mrs. Herbert Dabney, Mrs. Leonard Watterw ~ 1MS. hundrPd nn. hand_. Mostly good maclUnea at bargaiD prices. Parker, Mrs. Donna Smith, man, Mrs. Charles Yonker, Mrs. P' 1 "1~. Ent1re lot 20c each. The ~'abrtc Shop. ~i nger Sates Mrs. Ann Roush. Mrs. Mar~ Lieulo Roush, Mrs. G, E. Lung. Ch<1 rles lhle. Racine Village. and Service, PODieroy, Oblo. garet Eichinger, Mrs. Laura ford Mrs. Frank McDermitt, Sale or Trade 10 21 6Lc WY a.22M. 4 :u tic Crooks, Mrs. Bemice Wine- Mrs: Vera Morrison, Mrs. Ray GAS STOVES or W!ll exchange SOMEONE to tak; -~ver paybrinner, Mrs. Glenn Cundiff, Thompson, Mrs. Donald Hay .. for equal value. l - Large I Mrs. Sara Roush, Mrs. He1en nes, Mrs. Alton Roush, Mrs. M r 's air·ti hi 0.0.000 ~T U I menl s on " l% 9 35 x 8· 4 Real Estate For S. e Hubbard, Mrs. Pauline Morar· T. B. Roush, Mrs. Glenn Thomp. ~~0~ 1 - M~dium Peerle~s 1 rol•tn and b<'~lh Oetrolter tty, Mrs. Agnes White, Mrs. son, Mrs. Charles Escue, Mrs, Like all Colamon heating producta, thlo j0,000 BT.U ., $15.00. 1 - Me-~ treder. \~rs !Jetty Reed, Naomi London, Mrs. Helen Did- H. E. Beckelhelmer, Mrs. John horizontal Trim Boy Gas Furnace i~ backed dium 12.000 BTU's, $10 .00. Can P.. Mom St, Pu~~'"J; 61 p ~. . LJ. die, Mrs. Ora Bass, Mrs. Lau- W. Smith, Mrs. Matllda Noble, by a $500 bond underwriting your Co1eman be venled . Homer Holl~y . Lau '-'lC fiN- ~f4Riwr ella Moore, Miss Rosetta Lisle, Mrs. Harold Lewis, Mrs. Cora guarantee. It's the stronaeet JU&l'antee for rel Cliff Road, 4 doors south :, ::c.W ::c.O ::-re-g"'is-·te-r-ed male Beagle Mrs. Vinas Lee~ Miss Rhonda Roush Mrs. Walter Geilker, a.nJJ furnace-and it costs you nothinf.extral of Methodist Churrh. Tr l. Wy- Ungs. Ph11ne WY 2-6257. SEVEN ROOM brtck borne lD Brickles, Miss Pam Cleek, Mrs. C..E. McCulloch, Mrs. C. With all these Coleman axcluolves for 2·6813. IU<!Hip 10 26 6tp P•omeroy, two bathrooms, 4 Miss Kenda Amott, Miss Nan· E. Erwtn, Mrs. DOrothy cart. comfort and connnience: 1 ' bedrooma, garage, basement, cy Randolph, Eugene Ervin, wright, Mrs. Harry Staals. Mrs. RARBIT OOGS. Richard Spen· 3 Omshed rooms in attic. Miss Joyce Brace, Miss Sharon Maude Dyke, Mrs. Insurance Willard I • "Pool of Flame" lurnllf'l for cleaner, qm. ccr, Phone Chest er 985·2431. ,,•• heat. Large :oL Out of high water Tearord, and Miss Nancy Yost. Newman, Mrs. Ray Crank, Mrs. ·uHNSUN, Slmpson lnsuraocP 10 23 6tp Central hOBting Inquire E. Stanley, Mrs. Otis Litch· • Space·taving Installation in attiC, utility Alilency. ln AU forms ot ln I ----------~ Pl...anl Vatley Hospital field, Mrs. Orion Nelson, Mrs. 1 Charles Wtldermuth WY Z. room, crawlspace, basement. auranL'e. Jtm Johnson ant1 Instructions 22115 or WY 2-6116. 9-26-tlc ADMI'ITED: Mrs. Robert lm- Harry N. Rhodes, Mrs. Irene . • Super-sin heat exchanger for more ef· Bud SJIDpson. A.gP.nta. ctvii.SeRVICE TESTSI boden, Dexter. Ohio; Mrs. JosSayre Mrs. Harry Sayre, Mrs. u . s. ficient hMt. B 1 tfc I>OR SAI.E-Mld.deport'o taR· eph Markins, PI, Pleasant. VirgU' Scantlin. Mrs. JaY Kels· 'VI•~ •omen Ul-!)~ Start 'lllb u , . ' ~r tl02.flll 1 wellr. Preplrll''-ory trAlrllnl est bulldlng. lnea~ 352 N DISCHARGED: Mrs, Betty ler, Mr.. Hilrry Nibert. Mrs, For Sale or Rent untH '"P'-''"' t rhnn"~ndB 'If lnh• Second Street, Middleport Robinson, Arbuckle; Mrs. Char. Leo Thompson. " P<'n l':l[po:-rl~ort ornnll' •tnneo-· -· I"Hf.:li '"'""'"flflo 011 ~. ':101JSE fnr sale or rent. Geor- fllry Priced for qulc• "'le 1J> les Perry and son, Pl. Pleas·) Mrs. F. 0. Todd, Mrs . Arnett ta l af1e~ c· -.. merr'~ w rro~ ruro• V ge Wolf, Chester, Ohio. lv1ns "'ftm" fttMr•·~ ~ fti'Wt phnn" quire at Ohio IIDtet. ant; Mrs. Homer Reed, Pt ROUBh, Mrs. Leslie Bennett, i Locust Str-et .Middleplirt, O. r.Jflr.oln ~JP.rvlce, 8011 .au. n. 10 26 3tp ""'h 10 If tfc PleA•Ant. 'Mf"fl. ' '"""'"t T0 " . . . ~· .. ~ r p I •l.,nlhll•l -. -'--- . n,.~_,.,,., M" " ""'" v ...... ., QI·IU 4 Iii QUALITY ~'flRMII:!'"'' UI"'~ .,f-,11~~·· ..... . .,,~ ~-~~ ~· .. 1 or @ Pomerov Motor Co. -_Ali Vf\. ====~;=::.::;~=~===~~~~:===-d\ ;;;;;;;;~:;:~;-;,::;-~,..;-;;- M ket Report ,============-.! ·1 · Property Tr ansfers RADIATOR 5 ERV 1CE V< workenr aboard In an 1ttempt straf.eCically aeparate 1 moose from Ill call by aortal diversion In order to Ia& the •nlmal. Tho atlemtp auccealul, IJld 10, ll!llllly, wu 1 film MqliOIICll of 011e of tile fellows In the plano dlvinll 0111 to grab tbe calf. to Television Revue !lOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Who are the fellow• to be most e.,. vied in notwori< television? The high-salaried ..ecutivts! The lnfluentlal schedule makera and wheeler-Jealers? The ""' tors who kisJ all those pretty lad1e1? No - the fellow• to be mOSI envied are naLuralista Marlin Perkins and Jim Fowler, the hoots of NBC·TV's Sunday serieo, " Wild Kln11dom," which for a half.hour each week presents a look at animal life and primitive etlstence tile world over. Think of their good luck and good sense. No high~pressured martini luncheons. No pinching neckties day Jn and day out. No overritUng concern about get· ling a whopplna rating because their show airs during the day. There Uley are, out in tl1e open, breathing good, healthy non· tele•·;sion air, doing what they love, traveling, getting what is probably a vory decent for their efforts, and ouhstitule contact with ~:~1 for contact with human a good part of the Ume. Sunday's broadcast waa enti• tied "Trafllng the Midnight Sun" and ventured north of the Arctic Circle. There was ler, for instance, i.mmersed ln a robust existence while and I were concerned s:~~;~ such matters as ral.ses, night traffic and deadlines. My envy knew no bounds. "Wlld Kingdom" Ia a swell series, and 1 hope that Mulllal of Omaha, which sponson 11 now, plans to continue doing so for some time. In color, Sunday'a program had soma apecial treats, among them excel~ lent shots of polar be.ar, great Alaskan moose and a snow goose. Parti<:ul<Jrly ing were shots of a he~;:~:! skimming low over marshland with flvewandwiame MIL Y CROSSWORD A.Cao8l .L llullaa "IJ' _,1.,,. . -- -"-~- · ----r-- · "i . . . .{ . .... f - ' '- .. ··- . . ' . • • • '. 1" ' . . .. .. .. ' · ·~ · · · · ~·~ ~ .. . . , _.,. "' ... . < "-. VfW'bieo - .... lll-.-- 18. ........ n . .ua· lLProDour.· li.llhrubUNd 21.~ lLJololoture 11. Bulioool,_ .u..)[Uilo to note ........_ ... 23. Join tn ' ~ 14aooot:ov ~:. ..,...,... . . . . . . Qbe -~ a wlllo .. daQw .. KN- &partureo 30. Healed ... llxclomo. Spleod M'axleaa dlnh: pl. tlon 38. Center 1!1. Struck wttll. 40. otw over the-ha.DQ .U. Un<tiVlded 10. EpoaA '"- lr. aneatol'! ~I'L ABNIIII hAL C:APP II. HeaveD~)" 18. Greok poe 2t.Bnut 11L.<JDtt ..,....... &a.Partot "to be" - GASOLINE ALL!'I' materiol. "--eagla 48. Iatenl &7.PI&nt mole DAILY <m1!PIUQUOTE - Be...'• how to wOJk itt Good eveninq , Gir! !G t he old qent leman who ru.,; the junk comp~ny aoout > AXYDLJIA.AXR II LONQI'Jr:LL8W One lettorllmpJy lltando for lllll>thll'. In thlo llllllple A to ro.. tho tbno Uo, X for tho - O'o, 11<:. Sm.ta lot~ apo.. !!':'~,Moo. tho ~ 1111<1 f......ucm ot the wonlo are 111 IIlii!& _,, dq tho--.a:,,,..,._ . . . -.. . . ~. A lll PBI'r «amllaaa OliiiiDIIt7LL PBL11L •• Q:l '11'11111 PVU'QO.-PBI'OQI011l'l Ywl&laJ"a erno•.... t.r LOom J8 NOTliiNIJ X0fU1 • . QL 'IIW:{ ~KNOWLBIDQJC or WOIIDB.--cJiARLJJa I DICK TRAC:. h OIESTER GOULD Um "---~- · RECORD ~E LOCATION WHILE I DROP --------------------·-- ANOT~ER MARKER. WMPO '· Radio "It isn'1 that your fatlltf Is thoughtlell, Janie! It's just that over the yearo ha'a learned to keep thon> -ta hi=··"'" WJEH RADIO ~flNDA Y TRRU FRIDAY 6 45 SliD On 7.00 7:03 7:08 7:30 7:32 7:45 8:00 I: 05 8 10 s 15 8 18 8:55 9.00 9;55 o:oo 0 15 0:30 1:00 1:05 1:45 1:55 2:00 2:05 !:10 2:15 1:20 !:25 ! :30 2:45 1:55 2:00 !:55 1:00 1:55 Be Still and Know NIWI M'uslcal Clock Newa Headlines Musical Clock Word lllld Testimony Ohio Valley News World News Sports Today Weather Musical Clock Com.nuntty News Talk .of the Town Masoa County News PubUe Service Family Worship Hour Latchs•ring News Beat Morning Melodlel exC'!pt Friday, Cburcb Bells Ring World News Maoon C()Uilty Newo Golll1tlunity News Local Nowa Markets Weather Bullelin Board News 0 Grams County Agent Country Go Roond News Beat Country Go Round News· Beat Midway Matinee New1 Beat 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:05 5: 15 5:25 5:30 5:45 Dlscing with Doss Interchange Community News World News Sports Today Weather Dinner Musicale Sign Off SATURDAY 6:45 Sign On 7:00 Be Stfll and Know 7:09 News 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 Newa Headlines 7:32 Musocal Clock 7,45 Word and TesUmony 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 8:16 Pt. l'leaoant H.S. 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Ext.-Tues. 11'33 Swap Shop IL4> Tiny's Country Hymns 12:00 Noon Report 12:15 Goessler'a Guest Star-Frl 12:15 Larry Anderson Show 4;00 Jim Mees Show 4:1> Blaettnar Auto Show !Thurs.} f ; 30 Local News 5:00 Jlm MeOB Show 8:00 Slmon'o Market . News 8:06 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign Off September 5:45 Sign Off October SATURDAY 6:00 Sli!D On - News 6:05 Country Music 6:20 Country Jamboree 7:00 Larry Anderson Show 8:00 Pomeroy Hi Football 9:30 Middleport Ill Football 11:00 Top Ten Show <Dairy Valley) 11:30 Top Ten Show (Duttona) 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Mustcal Interlude 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teell 1'00 BID Miller Show (OSU Football} 8:45 Sign Off September ~:41i Sign Off October SUNDAYS 7,00 Sign On- Newo 7:35 Sunday Showcase 8:00 French City Baptist 8;30 News 8:33 Hour of Deliverance lEider Cline) 9:48 Congressman Abela 10:0& Sunday Cbapel 10:33 Washlneton Report! the "eople 11:00 Sunday Show 12,00 Noon News 12:15 Chrtstlana Hour 12:30 Rev. MerUn Teet• 1:00 Rav. Andrew Patsons L 30 Rev . 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HoVIrJ&' ...,.., BAKER FURNITURE Tile CbaDuel Swtm: ABC-'1"1"11 Sunday night lor 11 "blnl Man ol Aleatraz".• Burt Lancaslfr Is the 1 t ar of tbe fUm, which teliJ the ltory o1 the famous convict who beC&me 1 world authority on birds during his ion& confln.. mont. lv HAROLD GRAY SLlREf e.UT WITH A LITTLE GIRL AND A 00<.1? I SAY ROCK'S STILL 'aEE.IN.' I TELL YUH 1 ~EEN 'EM\ THEV MUS'fl::l' COME IN OAT ~1!'-IDA AH' TOOl( O!:F TH' T'INGQ! SAME WAVI ABBIE AND SLATI VEAI-I, 1-tAO 1'8& TH' W"lDOI<J I NO OTHER \WtfOUTO" HER£, WlrU9 COMIN' IN TH' OOQR RlQAT THEI'I.f lv RAEBURN VANBUREN ··HE='<; $EN~NG HI S G F'JIN[)("li lLD WH O'.S' A CHIF' OFF TH[ OL' BL-OCk-'ACC S HIGH' WlLI-OUGHf.'/, Hf 5A'IS Al..ES IS THE CLOSE<:;T THI N G I"-c~;f t'HtM THAT 'S POSSIBLE! �• ) I • ' B-DaJly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 27, 1984 Eastern F•H•A• Attend:$ Ra/1Y In Gallipolis Serviee t. Held For John StroUII • ' 1 Attend Fall District Conference Of Methodists Held in Jackson A.euntlana Piru ·' Mn. M1ltlll IIDaob. .J. T. Rut ud Bid, Bulter . . Dottie Pl'flflentea Membert Phelps, two ,e~r~r snd 1.1ncq Attendance pins were Pre· and Kathy Wehrung and Mull senled during SUnday Sc'•ool Dutcher, one year. IIour Swxlay at the Pol!\OlOY Church of Chrlat. Milton Rbush, PLAN CARD SHOWER auperlntendent, and Glen Stnlth aaslstant superintendeD~ made the presentaUon Receiving pins A card shower It bel"l were Mrs. O.Vtile Well, 11 year planned for Mrs. Emma Rift · ; Mrs. Helen Leifheit, five who will celebrate 93rd bJrtb. Mart Smith, Peggy Jo d Octo'·r 29 'Sbe will be ay on "" · Bowers, Joe Welker, Sandra pleased to bear from her frienda. Roush and llllton Roush, three Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Her address Is Mrs. Emma Kathryn and Naomi Rife, c~ Carnien's Nurslne Funeral services lor John Strauss were held from t b • Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home • Seven members of the Unit- gelism by the Rev James W. Mollday at 2 p m., with the Rev. The Eaalern High School F . ed M~thodJsl Church at!P.nded Wagner The ntual ord~r hr In Pomeroy Wilbur Perrin, pastor of t be R.A. attended the Di.otrtct rally 'he FaU Oistrirt Conference License to Preach was given Mr and Mn Johs WaJme I Federated church, officiating. of the Future Homemaken of and Mt -;si onnry Rally of Ports- I TO ONE MAN ITealoird and son. Brian Burlal wos m Beech Grove America held at Gallla Aced· mouth Dtstr1ct Oh1o Conference 1 Lester E Gr1ff1th, Jr, a mlsSunday with his mother, ..fi.etery and pallbearer. were emy High Schnol on Sunda\ af1 .:>f"nOIJD at the Jack s1onary on furlough from h1s Edith Teaford and Cecil. Manning Kloes, Paul Kloes, 22 by· RecreaUon "' s son MPthot!ist Cburrh work m North AfT1ca, spoke 1 Teaford of Middl-rt Raymond Kloos Herman Kloes the Eastem F.H.A. Chapter -~ · ' under the dlrecUon of Connlt , , ., , on "Algenan Witness and Chal· recent guest of his Charles Strau5S an4 Edward K Ha To 11,1 ,lkt ( hnsl Know - 0 n _l lenge ., Strauss. aye yman. brother. Wltnf'ss tIn One World" was 1 The hymn "Heralds of Coming from ouk>f·lown lor Atlendlng_ from Eastern the tht'rnt' uf the conference. Chnst , directed by Rev Cecil Mr. and Mrs. Theo Smith ,..., ·~.. services were Mr and Mrs Harns. Lavema Jackson. pres1dt'd uv~r by thE' Re'\o Stan- and the benedicllon by Rev turned home Saturday evening, Charles J. Strauss a·nd dough: Bai!f, Jean PulliDI, 1(O~hl~lng~er~,!Mr~s-~C~bar~le~s~Ea=k~ew;:;;.~H~o~me~,~R~D~·.:::::~Ohl:·:o·:.,l Jt-y H \ k l dli i<~rd , d1stnct su- Orvtlle Hall, a retired mmisafter spending two weeks at ter Charlene Columbus· Mrs Holsinger, lJnda Perry, Mary lr their home, Meritt Island, Fla. Al.;,a Bumgaldner pt'rllllt'rtf!Pnl ller. dosed the meelmg A1tendMarilyn CurUs, Teddy They also vb1ted in Tampa and w. Va.; Mr. and' Mra. TheoJean ~ Lols Slssor~ An ur g<~tl prrl ud<: bv ~1ss 1ng from Pomeroy were Rev St Petersburg, Fla. and dor• Bumgardner, Nitro, w. Baker, Shirley Jackson, Karen s~ urlock opE-ned thf" and Mrs C Mo:lvm Alkirt'', Mr REV . ZURCHER ISprinliS m Ocala. va; Dr. and Mrs. Charles Wise, Delores Muey, Sue Masters, mt-t'llng fullowf"d b\ \lunH'n1 ~ and Mrs Harrv P Smtt h, Mrs I Mrs Lena Ehersb>eh and Huntington w Va . Mr and Price, Charleen Pigott, of \\o 1, htp" bv the hosl past·l C F Tompk1ns M1ss Lucretia Mrs Eurana Thomas of Ches~ Mrs. Leon~rd ·Cook.,and Price, Conni~ Hayman, the He~· H~v.<~rd C Pettit, Genhruner and Mrs Rober! 01 ter spent the weekend m CharAnna Fischer Lorain. HerrnFrank, Conrue HolsJng· and spt>ct.'l l mu <:lc llv th e Ca"- 1Warne1 leston, W. Va. with Mr. an an Kloes, A~ns, and 'Mr. and Carolyn Maxey, KareD Bis-alcade ~1t>n s L'hont-.. d1rected Mrs Clarence. Ba1er They alMrs. Robert Kloes Marietta Judy Cogar, Sheila Drake, o.Y Dr D Merrill D.avis. 1 so VISI1€d Miss LydB Ryan. DiHon, the Chapter Mo• }'out h Or gm!ization F'ol ](m mg tht! mgalllt.atwn of 1 E:dgar Thomas underwent surthers, Mrs. Eagle, Mrs. Pl'ice, /he contt•tt•nre Re\ Chde C gery Friday at Holzer Hospital Seniors will be \ Mrs. Bahr, and the advisor, ftnnP ll rt'porlr'<i on Lhr Bll31 d f:/prts 0/fir·ers 83 ' tlett, and 1s ccnvalescmg mcely His Honored at Game The kf'v Clyde J Mrs. Ritchie. ul Mmtslei•.al l'rammg and 1 Pres 1denl \l1rk1e Menchini pastor of 1he Mtddleport Church room number 1s 227. Plans were made to ----' l)uahftcaunns, Mr<: .luhn ~ I lk conducted the C Y 0 of the of the Nazarene, is announcmg h Mr and Mrs. Millon Rous seruor band members and Mrs H k' · ltne. dl';; tnct prcs!de ct, on lll e Saerrd Hrart Pansh \1eehng 6 spectal m1sswnary meetmg ded th OU • aw IFU U 1 e lor cheerleaders during the H ome Women's Sortetv ol Chnsttnn oct 20 wh1ch was openl?d w1th to he held Fnday eventng at and fam1 y atten d · from "acatw' n R H homecoming game satur ay m nal football game at • Sen.lC"'. and Mrs. C F' Tomp- a pnn·er by Father Berllla, 7 30 p m ~ 1Ier ~1le ev Mar- Athens. port Nov. 6 when the Mrs. Stewart Hawkins has tuns on Chtldrf'n s Work 1adviser to the group The bus- ry J . Zurc er, azarene ' IS- Mrs Clifford Jenkinson Who port Band Boosters met from a vacatJon trip Rt>t ( llar l(ls G Cer1 : led mess portJOn of the meeting swnary from Puer~o RI~o, Wii: has been ill for the past two day evening at the htgh to Washington, D. C., where the g1 uup In smgtng of tt lt.' cons isted of the electwn of new bt the guest speda erl d e WI we€ks, entered Holzer Hospital cafeteria. Mrs. Cash watched the fWleral proces-hym n Uh Ma~tPt ol the 1off1eers lor the 64·65 year They also show co 1ore s 1 es. d . · of H bert H .__ . d M z h r ' last Wednes ay 1 as a president, was in charge. ston er oover to wl'l:' Wakmg World,'' alter \.\hlch are Ra\ Sul he rland president · Th e Rev · an d · rs h urc e • patient Her room number It was announced that Capitol and WB9 also one of H1chard '\1 1'\Hy, M D · add Z11a N1~n. VlCe prf'~ tdent, and miSSionanes an teac ers m 267. 02 was received from thousands to pass through the re5l.sed Ihe group on ''W hat MI S I Te1esa McTurner, Sf'cretary - Puerto ~ICO smce 1945, are on r Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell houses and residents on Capitol Rotunda where the body s10 ns Mto.1ns to \lp" 11 :'1/ay trea surer fulough m lhe Umted _Slates, I of Ironton and Mr. and Mrs. Ned Day. Several fund raising of the former president of the Is a misswnar) under spo•cwl Congratul<lt wns were extend~ holdmg d('putatlon_ serv ices mIGrant, Crooksville were week- jecli were discussed for U. S lay in state. assignment .ll 1\alang<J 10 ed to oul gmng officeis Dave vanous Churches d the Nazar. end guests of Clifford Jenkin- tchon, Mr. William She also visited~;:~~~E:II South~ast Congo and especial l l 'nsr 1 was v1ce pre~Jdent , and ene f p son and VISited Mrs. Jenkinson band director, disrussed the cemetery and John F. h 1o Mt'!hod1sm Plpl'r Memor· Potsv Fultz secreton-treasurer The coluple Irstd wen:hto ~:~ at Holzer Hospital. vantag~s of a summer band dy's grave, the wl llosptlal there. He IS a I Closmg rema:ks were made by where t Jey serve m ree I - Mrs. Harry p. Smith a n d camp far band members. Monument, and watched r. .r<:H'IIr mg ph\:;[( 1:.m and 3 re · the new president and a meet- ferent ~reas of that field, parh- Mrs. Denzil Goeg\ein were Gal~ Plans were also made for a changing of Ute guard at t h e cog mz"'d spf'Ci dlist Ill the he<:~rl mg was scheduled for No~em- cularly m the educauonal as- lipolis visitors Monday. post football party for the band Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, dt sea"'' her 3. pert o( fiJSStonary work In Mrs. Robert Wamsley and members wtth band officers to saw Mount Vernon, and The wo1sh1p of the offer1ng I 1~59 Rev. Zu~cher served as children, June Ann and J . R. be m charge of the event. The historic sites in the area. Whttel m enmge ul Re\ 1-'etllt and Bible School director and tea- visited Sunday afternoon. with date wlll be set later. Approxi- there silt was a guest at the the Doxologv p1ereded lh ~ re- 1 .'iio11, f'riend~'l, are cher at Santurce, Puerto R1co. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher and mately 15 parents attended. Fu- Continental Hotel in purt on 'TI mbershtp ;.~ml e\ian·: Guest.< of Oill'rs Dunng the Friday family ture meetings of the ton. i I sen·Ice, Re" Zurcher will William Fisher of Belpre will be held Jn Ule high Mrs Hawkins Is on V&•lllltion Rtchard tR•ckl Oiler, t1 soph- scr1be the country and its spent the week-tnd With Mr. and cafeteria. from her employment at the nmore Rt Miami Univers1ty, ple and the work of his Church Mrs. Mason Fisher and Mr, • ..,...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;....,.., Gallipolis State Jnstitute. POMEROY OHIO and h1s roommate, M1ke Need- there He ts a nahve of Berne, and Mrs Sam Arnold. He was Si les of Spn ngheld , were week Jnd, and a graduate of Olivet accompamed home by Mrs Fis· Youth Fellowship LAST TIME TONIGHT end guf's1s of Rick 's parents, Na1.arene College, Kanakakee, her and son who spent several Octobt'r 26 27 Joseph LeV me I Mr aod Mrs Richard Oiler. 111 Bowl.& at Skyline The.v attrnded Homecommg ac- Th e pu bl IC JS · cord'1a IIy 1nv1·t- days with her parents. Members of the Westminster "THE CAWPElBAGGERS Roland Fisher, student (leC"hm('u/urJ Mountain St.ate Busmess ••• Youth Fellowship of the Midl;eorge P~' IJPDrd Alan L.add IIv1t1es at the Ohio Umversity- ed. lege, Parkersburg, W Va. spent dleport First United PresbytertJob Cttmmtn~;~ M;utha Hy ~!lyami game m Athens Satur· et t-.llzlOC'th Ashley C<~rroll About 600 Auend the weekend w•th hiS parents, In Middleport ian Church went bowling at the Bl:IR.er, Le'-' A) res Martln Sunday the boys were joined D D. Mr and Mrs. Mason ~' ISber Sunday diuner guests ol Mr. Skyline Lanes in Galllpolls Sumtiabam, Ralph f:.eg cr, Arch by several fraternity brothers t>mocro1 rnner day evening following .-. rem•. te Moore and Mrs. B. F. Parmalee ~n •• ror a dmner at the Oiler home Approximately 600 attended family. Calarc:artoon Ernest Nichols of Toledo Mr. RFld Mrs. Leo Ch.rislliatlllar youth meeting at the church. Runmn~::, 11me :l Ht s 40 mm. in Middleport Present were the fund raising dinner of the 1ted Friday with Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kaulf Attending were Leland Brown, 4-.dmt SS lUil 75c & <IUt ~avg\ Sm~~l·f AdkronJ; FrKrued Ap- Meigs County Democratic club H E. Cooper and Miss and children, Danny, Janet and Nancy!\OnBauldchanaandn,ShSearreonn WED and Thursday P e a e, ' or ; tm see, held et the Sacred Heart Hart and other friends in the Sean of Hutigto, W. Va. October lB-29 Mansfield; Bill McGeorge, Sy· church d t S t d area. Mr. ad Mrs. Ores Sw-~and Olita Lewis, Lewis 8auet', NOl OPEN OVAL ROASTERS $2.79 - $2.95 racuse, N. y.. Chris MeDon· au I onum a ur ay ev.w..., C I hn ening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosen· Athens VISited Sunday with Mr. onn e Bac er, Edith lnd FRIDAY thru THURSDAY aid, Sprmgfield; Mr and There was an abundance of baum returned horne Sunday and Mrs. Robert Sharp. BilJ Haptonstall, Roy Coleman, OBLONG ROASTERS $5.89 Oct. 30- Nov 5 Mrs James OJ!er, Stockport; Davis Sue Rue, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smt'th food and good fellowshtp. Mrs. evening, after a several days SUnday visitors with Mrs. h , L' d Joseph L. Mankewtc:r ' "CLEOPATRA' ROUND ROASTERS and son, Gary, Mr and Mrs. lola Howell acted as cha1rman, vis1t m Columbus w1th Mr. and Morah Leonard were Mrs. Rut nn1n theacey. A ults ae$1.95 ELZAB~~TH 'I A\ LUH Rl Ruben Collms, the hosts, Mr. with women of the club and of Mrs. Philip Meier. They attend- Musa RICe and Mrs. Hildoth companad!Yvill8 . MSJ'OOP 1' CHARD Blllt'I!JN, RI-.X HAH · t0 coo k an d ed the Pumpkin show at Circle- Fleshman of Covi'nglon, va.·, ptheir1 •"" sora, r. $2.19 RISON Pamela B1ow n, Geo and Mrs. Richard 01ler, end the ch·""'ch heIpmg · ta ' 11 · the . and Mrs. II TEA KETTLES serve. Mrs. Howell thanked ville on Frtday and the Ohio Mrs. Selina Carson and Mrs. au naptons . .. i Coif', Hume Cronvn Roddy son, Steven. 1\lclJo\lall, t:csare Danova CAKE SAVERS those who donated food or help- State-Wisconsin footbalL game Mmnie Phadt of Huntington W ward Ruppelt, and Mr. $1.~. $1.95 The No 1 ot ALL liME Proed m any way Three door priz. on Saturday. Va, e.nd Mrs. Nellie Smith Everett Bachner. duced b~ Walter Wanger CHOSEN AS MEMBER FUNNELS IN SPAIN DRILLS 15c WmnPr oi 4 A('ademy Aw Chosen as a new member of es were awarded during the Ralph Davl• of Youngstown Allegheny, W. Va. ards Nevf'r br:>fore has a was the weekend guest ot Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber Marine Lance Corporal the bass sectwn of the Mount evE>nmg. spectacle been more ('arP.ful $2.95 • $3.69 All of the Democratic County Edith Teaford and son, Cecil. entertained with a dinner liam Stobart, son of Mrs. En•· II CHINA DRIPOLATORS ly, l a\lshl~ s1tmmngly pro Umon College Madrigal Smgers candidates were present. AHe also visited his sister, Mrs. Saturday evemng in observance rna M. Pullins of Brownell ave-1 dL:et>d Overv. helm1ng! Lolos Is Forrest Bachtel, son of Mr sal! Super Snerla rlP ' Ma~m and Mrs Forrest L Bachtel of rnong those from out-of • town Margaret Smith at Holzer Hos· of the birthdays of Mr. James nue, Middleport, is taking 1 f1cent See Clenpa t ra·~ en Vennari, Miss Martha Ohllng- in Operation Steel Pike In trance mto the ctty ot Rome' 315 South Fourth St, Middle- were Judge Warren S. Earhart pita!. of Ironton, candidate for Court er and Mrs. Htrold Sauer. ()th. Spain, biggest amphibious exEhwbeth Taylor as Ch•opa port tra, Rex 1-Iarnson as .fulms ers attending were Mr. Har- ercise ln the Atlantic area since A sophomore rna jonng in mu. of Appeals in Fourth district; Cesare Rtchard Burton, as Mark Anlony sir, Bachtel 1s a member of Mrs Caddie Reynolds of old Sauer, Mary Ruth and Joy, W~--W~. .:11::·_ _ _ _ _ _ _...:!1 Walter and Dennis, Dean, Donn a, Runnln,e: hme 3 Hrs 15 mm Ph1 Kappt Teu fraterDity, and ooster, secretary for Adm1ssion · $1 00 and 50c Moeller, and L, J. Schooler Dallas and Duane. the Mount Union Choir. Athens, campaign manager for Mrs. Jack Bechtle and son, Moeller. Darren Bechtle, were Jn Colocr. Z7 umbus Sund'ay as guests of The Jolly Buncb Sewing Club her daughter 8arah who Is at. ll1illers Allenbd · meet Tuesday evening at lending the 'eotumbus Business Dinner in Columbus home of Mrs. Willis Grue- University. While there they Mr and Mrs. Doyle Miller on Fourth-St. at 7:30 p.m. saw lhe homecoming decor&· were in Columbus to attend a ocr. %8 lions of Ohio State at some of family dinner at the home of The Wtldwood Garden club the dorms Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller and will meet Wednesday at 7·30 Mrs. B;uce Lloyd and her rllildren, John, Jackie and Vic- p m. at the home of Mrs. Hir- daughter Mrs. Oscar BasUania I ki All of the Miller children am Fisher, Minersville, w•th of GalliPolis spent Monday In were present for the dinner ex- Mrs. Christy Baer as co • host- Marietta where they visited , cept Ronald Miller, who 1s sta· ess. friends and also toured the Fen. t10ned in Alaska. The Star Claso of the Syra· ton Glass Company at Williams. Attendmg were Mr. and cuse First United Presbyterian 1own. Mrs Eugene M1ller and cluld· Church, will hold a rummage Weekend guests of Mr. and I ren , Rooold , Michael and Tina sale In the council room of the Mrs. Allred Roush, Linco~t., of San Pedro, Calif.; Mr and Syracuse Town Hall, October were their son and daughter i Mrs Csrl Roach and ch1ldren, 28, 29-JD-31, from 10 a.m. to 4 and ttmllies, Mr. and Mrs Mi· Tommy, Bubby, Trudie and p.m. each day· The main fea. chael Cline and son Hick of I Randy , Pomeroy: Mr. and ture of be sale is embrmdery Rio Grande and Mr' and \1rs Lewis Smith and child- wor~ done by the late Miss RusseU Ro~sb and ·son, Erl:: ren, Rosemary, Wanda, Pam- SylVia Roush., . of Oak Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Cline The Woman s Society of Chris- attended the Ohio Univ sit ela and Butch, Grove City; Dale Miller and Mr. end Mrs. El· ti~ Service and the Wesleyan homecoming game. Mr. er an~ 1 1 ~er Miller and children, ConGwld Sel'v1ce of the United Mrs. Ratish are caring for their I me and Shara, of Wooster; Mr. ocr. iltl grandson, Rick, while hla parI a~d Mrs Willard Miller, Orr- There will be weel<end mee~ ents are finishing their school1 VIlle, and Mrs. Iva Ward of lngs at the Household of Faith lng at Rio Grande Coli Mission Church, Depot Street, ege. Columbus . to Rutland, Oct. 29, to Nov. I, at Zone Preachers meeting held A thought for the day: Ted· 7:30 p. m. Delbert Allison and Tueaday evening at the home And tba1'i oalr oae of the fe.~tlll'et of dy Roosevelt said: "Speak soft· Gary Hatfield will be the of the Rev. and Mrs. J. Keis· eleelrle clryen mon women like! 1,011 womeaha The Elemie ly and carry 8 big stick; you speakers and singers. All are er In Athens. Several other I wtll go far •• invited. ministers and their wives in Do As So Many Of Your Noighbon Do, pany area reeeody eomparecl dolbet clryen•, feature for feature. J l r--"-------=--==--~1 the area also attended. A Finance Your New or Us.d Car Hare •nd 1hey proved eleetrie ee~t die paee! iMon women prefer IN 'STEEL PIKE' turkey dinner was served by Marmo Sergeant Donald Ma- the hosts, Rev. and Mrs. Ketsbecauoe it driet clodln Aaliu ud eleuer ... quicker ... and eooler I Crodil Lift Insurance At No Extra Cost theny, son of Mr and Mr. er. If you've never owned u auloJIUide elodlet dryer, here'• uodaer Henry Matheny of Z49 North Third Ave., Middleport, has Why Not Try the ... hint• llameleoo electrie elothet dry~n are lint ehoiee of 8 out of 10 sailed from the "'st coast of women in rhio •lll'ea I See the new modela at your favorite appliance the United Stales to take port MISS AMERICA in Operation STEEL PIKE in ' (BY REQUESn otore ooonl Every 'day, more people more reuon1 for Spain. The combat training exAT eleetriel ' ercise wiD be the largest amphibious operation conducted In $799 the Atlantic since World War HondSown L._., Low Price __: ' LAUNDRY II. DRY CLEANING Al'I'ENDED MEETING WY 2·5428 POMEROY The. Rev. and Mrs. Clyde MIDDLII'ORT, 0. r~--------------h Bartle« atlejliiacl lilt lackioil •• I Oak Rev. Zurcher, Missionary, to Speak Friday ' aearta, and eooler tonlgh~ lltw :11-11. Thursday Dl08lly lair ad • HIUe eooler, lii&II A-ft. \I'Ol XVI ',': BRIEF · · WfRENEW~ I Ia I ~:~okc~~~~ty,w6~:mg; $1.29 $1.39 $1.59 I •••YOU'LL SAVE BY FINANCING IT WITH ALOW COST BANK LOAN 2-HOUR DRY CLEANING Flameless electric clothes dryers preferred 9 for low initial cost! _________. About SnOW Knig . ht w· Jn State Test •;or British More Sup port For UN Work I :;as ' Off M W kT • • or I raimng I Mrs. Smil, h f Rutland Dt'es I I 1 1 SERVICE THE SHOE BOX worry Ear)y 1 eo- the IELKCTRIC co. Ex-FIOrl.da Gov. c0 II.IllS sees v·ICtory by J0 hnson as push £or clVI • •I R"•ghts Dnve • - -- Jackson WI.ll fr========-- ROBINSON'S state crews - ·-- •""''ii"'<'WIE'""""" ,. .•. '- . - I 1 coiDI " 1 ueelrie p.-e AJO v les Cast A-L staDd ()n lnJ"UStl"ce Electt'on Count .,, DwiUknow it's eleetrie! Mr Archb IS• hop Early Met' gs """"""""""""""""'""'""'""""""""""'""""""""""C'"";d 1 ~a Bona I 1 AsklOwomen whieh elothes dryer costs less to • 1 LOS ANGELES - AN AUTO. I EL CENTRO, Caltf. (UPI) - A Navy Day celebration psy wos pendiog today to deter- turned tnlo a fiery hell Tuesday when a low-flying jet mme the cause of death of ac- bomber crashed tn flames mto several buildmgs at thiS tor Sammee Tong, 63, co-star naval air facility Nine persons were killed and at least In the "Bachelor Father" and 22 others InJUred . .. ''Mirkey" televlston senes. I S1x of the mJunes were cntlcal an~ mn~ were reTong's body was found Tues- ported serwus. fhe remainder were gtven ftrst atd at day In hiS apartment m nearby the scene, but were not hospitalized. At least five of tbe West Los Angeles Pollee listed most senously hurt were flown to the San D1ego Navy . h llospttal. his deat as an apparen1 sm- ~ The dead mcluded the threeCide because an emptyb pill botb d the t wm-en· to land here. The parachuti'st lh 0 d Th man crew 1:1 oar I f d t e was oCuhn near t' h yd: e 1gmed Douglas A3D Skywarrior was Bedford Sutherland. mese ac or a ap- bom ber. Th ey mcu I d~ d Cmdr veteran A Navy spokesman sa1'd lh e peared m many mov1es, me I ud· . h d hi 1 . "Th G od Earth ., .. 0 1 II Arthur Perkell. who piloted t e 70,000 poun plane " t • tee· ~n!r Thee La; s 01 Ch;na" and 1 plane in the first successful phone pole" .and th<!n .struck .. It' A Mad PMad Mad Mad parachute JUmp here 17 years I three base buildings housmg the ~d., ' ' ' ngo post exchange, theater, barberWoe Olher crew members of the shop and swimming pool. bomber killed were pilot Lt CAPE KENNEDY ... TilE Cmdr. Paul Duns of Escondido, I AIC Force put a space glider Call[' and Aviation MacbiDISt I test model through tts tough- ! Male Glen Pend61'. I est trial Tuesday night In a' Flying Low high-speed swoop to earth to The plane was nying low over ' ~ltS 1 RIVER CONSTRUC'I'TON, EARLY - As mudern loclts and dam s nf toda) ate being constructed at several poirits on the Ohio help develop manned space- the tac•hty after It had dropp~ River, mcluding two In Mmgs county, oldtimers recall prOJects ot the e01!1 1900 s. Tlus photo sho ws 110rkers al a dam probably m 1912·13 ships able to land at a~rports the 25,000th parachute jumper at Buffington Island, near Portland, between the island and !he Oh10 s tele of the tive• Thts dam apparently was a casualty to the U.S. The flymg laboratory was ·' Corps of Engmeers first modernizmg program on the nver dunng the t-went1e s rocketed 31 miles mto the sky and then nosed over for a 9.000· 1 't 0 VATICAN -CITY (UP!) ... Ro. mile an hour glide over the At·l man C~lhollc Archbishop Pat. FIVE DAY OHIO FORECAST !antic By using the lift sup· I III rick 0 Boyle of Washington, I Temperatures will avPr· phed by Hs fiv'?'-foot wtde delt<~ l D C. demanded today, on beage four to eight degrees a· wing plowmg into the atmos· half of u s. churchmen, that beve normal. RepreseniBit>e phere, the craft coasled to an the . Ecumllemcald Co~~tchtl dun· normal highs and lows. r~evcoceam Impact area 950 miles I eqmvoca y . confemn . e. e- 1 land 55 _37, Columbus 5.1J-:1 7, WASHINGTON !UPil ~Leroy llfll d1gmty" 1964 C1vil Rights Act. N was at· testable evl1 o rac1a1 IDJUSCincinnati $1-41 , Cooler Thurs. Colltns, head of th e Commumty He sa1d there wen• tndJca- r At the outset, he expressed 0 away I The Meigs County Board or tlce." RelatiOn s Sen1ce smd today /Jon~ 1hat a vic:or)' bv. Sen I his desue to retain a non-partiday, not mucb day • to • day templed recovery · I Electwns officials said this I He was seconded by Bishop Although many clti1.ens don't change unhl warmer around the presidential elertion would Barry M Goldwater would d~· san stance by avojdung· strictly mornmg 410 absent or disabled. 'I Andrew Grutka of Gary, Ind., w_orry _about snow removal un- weekend but cooler again ear- lde1erm1ne the futUJe of Amert· crease federal backmg of the I polihcal l.opics, but the general MOSCOW - THE NEW SOV- persons have voted as cand1- who said ''the votce of the til it IS on the ground, the ly next week. RaJafall Will cas c1vtl nght ~ moveme.nt movement 1subject of civil rights spilled Jet leaders today sought to re- dates for county office are in , counci1's opposition to every Ohio Department or H1p,hways average one·lenth to three Co lhns a fonn"r govenwr of Collms made the statements1 over mto politics before the illassure the West's largest Com· their final week of pre·clection l form of segregation and dis- has to be pr~ed we!l in ad~ tenths of an inch. Ram or I Flonda, :;aid d tnumph by m an mtervt~w with Umted I tE>rv 1ew ended. munist party that the ouster of campa1gmng . 1cnmmatim must be heard with vance. of that fust snowfall showers Friday 01gbt or Sal.- President Johnson wuutd en 1Press JnternatJOnal tow months\ Nlkita s Khrushchev wiJJ not This Thursday at 4 p m. IS \ the force of the trumpets of Dur10g the last two weeks in I urday and again early next hance the movement by puttmg aft<! r h1s appomtmenl by Pres1- '' Please don't make ~. sound hurl the CommuniSt movement the hnal day fo pesms to go ,Jencho." Octobe~ .e~ch of the 12 High- I wt>ek. the natwn on rl'ro1d 111 fc~vor ol :den1 Johnson 1o hE-ad \h{• ron- : hke campalgrung, here1 Three officials of the 16 mil- to the Masonic Temple m Porn- Both Americans drew ova- 1 way DIVJsLOns throughoul Oluo 1 • equal oppor!umtv <.11d md:v!d 1 Cihatwn ag-ency createrl by the · ques lion-member Ita han Commurust eroy to cast absentee ballots 1tions from over 2.200 prelates Iholds mspectwns m tis com.Ity ' ~ , ' , "' • -- Excerpts from the interview: party arrived Tuesday night for Dorothy Johnston, Clork of lottending the council m St Pe- garoges of all snow and Il'e I Buoklt•l -.ill I Pled~e Q- Do you believe the COlDconferences With chieJ aides of the Board, also observe! that ter's Basilica. contr~J. eqmpment . . I lOS I \..' I mg election wdl have a big 1mSoviet Communist chief Leo- Middlepot 1st wad votes wtll Native archbishops from Jn- DiviSion 10 at Manetta, Ohw I (;o on Fr·t•p Status pacl on the future of civil md 1 Brezhnev and Premter cast their ballots m the Pratt dia and the Congo also rose to will hold Its mspechon (d' v I 12: E Folllod Mt>lgs County ~ ' nghts" Alexei N. Kosygln. The Italians building as dunng the previous decry racism. run) on Oct. 29 at 10 a m. al l ' GOP EX<'' IIIIVe Commtllee ' A - Yes. I am assuming 1 President Johnson is goiDg &u followed French, Danish, and [n. election. Pomeroy 3B voters [ Meigs ?ounty garages, sa1rl De~ I cha1rm1n s,ud today 1he 125dian Communist delogations I will go to the old elementary pulty Drdtrectohr John w. Dowler. ' Charles Kmght, son of Mr P\'age bool~lehl ~!''it ll<l. "A Cll,obKie ,I wm Much of the strength of school, while all other precmcts n o er t at snow plow s or and Mrs Howard Kmght, who ot <\.n ·~c o. ts now a~ot a e here . d be th b d t GOP h d I ~ t I the oppoSJtion JS cea.tered are to remam the same. sprea ers on e Jo a, I Its a JUnior at E<:~stern High a ea quat t:>rs, \.out· . around opposition to civil __ _ _ The 410 absentee and disab· ready to treat the pavrment school , 1s one of 113 county and ~ I 1n Pomeroy NEW YORK ~ Bn!1sh F'or· 1 h M f of SAN FRANt.l:lll.:UDON led vote count 18 consideed ef Ofe With chemicals or abrasives a!; l state-at-large wmners from a- The book. selling for 75 cents :etgn Secretary Palnck (;ordon/~g ts p uc::reo the. strength Schollander, .a shy youngster generally high for Melgs Counsoon as enough snow has ac- mong the 8,033 who took the act o,;s the natwn wtll be gJven I Walker toda\ wound up h 1 s t e res nt IS centered cumulated th ese d ry run wm ter Prehmmary ObJecltve Exam1 1away r1ee here arcor dmg 1o vi stl to the United S1ah•-; \\ t1h around equality of opportunity Who SWims like a fish and has ty even though tbe total mpy d di d the competive heart of a man not break the record It IS be· alerts are held. naiiOn m Ihe Ohio Htstory (~ov. I he Meigs RepubltCCIJJS <J S long a pledge of . even mme whole· an lm vii ual dith'gnity. andl aft!. In prepara t'Jon for wmter, ')1. ernment and Cit izenship contE-st ' I I I I l t I " an 111- hPa. r ted suppor I " Io tl1e U n1 tt:d er I 1e e ection ehispeop o•"'ar. came horne Wednes day I heved that durmg one presi· lb t 1e supp y as . ed Thee Wll 1b the all-conquering hero from dential year over 500 persons COLUMBUS (UPI) - Feder- VISIOn Ten has 6,320 tons of salt 1 stde story ol how Amem·.rn · N<:~tto ns Wa lke r m orttrf l~·~s e commttt tot ·. pe~ th~;~ Olympic games. I vote<l early. al approval has been received on hand and 8,190 tons add1tlnn- Kmght IS now eligible lo take presidents are chosen Its (llllh 1 th.tn two week s spent two d:-1~ s pie Will pull together m strong· But ,the reception he got on for 30 more classes in nine Ohio al on requisition, 174 tons of j the fmal essay exammahon and or IS Ph;llis Schafly. 1m Washmgton and an evenmg Ier um~ than before to make U the We,Bt Coast of thr. United cities under the Manpower De- ~alcium chlond! on hand and compete lor further honor" [lnd at the Umted Natwns to out. I a reality . . 0 velopment and Tralning Act, 150 tons additional on reqUISl l pnzes The fmal exammatiOnl K. . "' k . lllll thr:o new Labnr gnverment Q - Do you ~ It IS good States was only luke-warm compared to the hero worship he the State Bureau of Unemplol- tion 10500 tons of cmders Rnd will be at OhiO Umvers1ty m atser or er I!'! pohc1es. tha1 CJVll nghts might bt' con1 received in Japan after winment Compensation reports grit~ o~ hand and s1x m1les of Athens F'nday, November 13, A(Tident Patient ln Washmgton mt>etmgs wtth s1dered an issue in this elecnmg fo~r aold medals. "It was Director Willard P. Dudley snow fence. at 4 p m I Roy w '-1atheny . 41 nt J, !Prestdent Joh n<\on and Secre- ton? . t.he most fantastic thing I ever said the classes will be able to The school and Kmght wtll Liverpool , W Va, is an aect- 1tan of Star e Dean Rusk Gor- A --: l be)leve the over~all efsaw," said George Haynes,s Sch- Funeral se:rvices for Mrs. handle 634 trainees in Bridge1\.leJgs General Hospital both r~ce1ve certificates of re<:- 1dent pahent at Holzer Hosplt - don Wnlker sw d he found ' a feet 15 good. · Jt. permtts anothollander's coach at the Santa Lawrence {Margaret! Smith. port, Cleveland, Jackson, Mes- ADMJSSIONS - Andr~w Stew- ogmuon for h1s earlier achieve- al lbrnad area of wterest and a- 1er so}ld ex~sston of the peooClara Swim Club. Rutland, who died Tuesday at sil1on, New PhUadelphia, Pain~ art, Clifton; Roy Rollins, Mid· ment Bill Allen, als1 a Eastern 1 He InJured ht s bHck at work greemen1 ' on some world ~~- ple on the IS~ue. . , Q - Wh_at if ~ldwater wms. 9 30 p.1 m in Holzer Hosp1tal, esville, Portsmouth and Youn11s- dleport; Nancy Sm1th, Pome- Htgh school studenL, placed sec-1Tuesday mght at the Ka1ser sues DETROIT - HOPES FOR Will be Friday at 2 p. m. at town. roy. ond among Me.1gs county stu- IAlummum plant at Ravenswood I But he asked for more tune Do you think hi_s admtrustratioo. total labor peace at Gmreral the Ewing Chapel with bunal The courses, which will cost DJSCHARGES - Ethan Har- dents takmg the exammallon. when he fell approximalf'ly 15 . to decHJt' whf'ther Bnt.a•n would would be . l~ss likely 1-o push or Motors Corp. were lifted Tues· in Beech Grove Cemetery. The !about $l,Htl,473 to present, per, Pomeroy. feet from a ladder. He wa~; ad- take part m the U S·suppol'ted enforce c1vll, nghts day night :when the United Au- Rev. Menzel Smith will offlc1· 1range from farmer • buslqeu TWO ARRESTED m1tted at 10 55 p. m H1 ~ con- multJ!a1eral nuclear force A- I don t see how anyone to Workers Union and GM ne- ate. management and analysis to OLD FASIUONED SOCIAL The Ohio State Patrol re· dttton IS reported good could n;ach any othel;, concllr gotlators reached agreement on survivors include her hus- practical nursina:. A Halloween party end old- ports two arrests. James SpenSENTENCE MADE s1on. ThiS _1mpres~10n Is eertaln1 local contracts at Cbevrolel os- band Lawrence; 0 daughter, lashloned pie social will be held cer, 64, Racme, Cited for stop Veterans Memorial Hospital Roy Long. 24. ~IIddlepor~ ly bemg given Its wrapped up "'mbly plants / at Los Arlgeles Mrs.' Elizabeth Russell, ColumGRUBBY ' DANCE SET 8aturdly, Oct. 31, at 8 p. m at Sigo violation, and Charles Dur- ADMISSIONS - Ra)mond ch•rged with DWI. was lined '" the Idea of states' rlehts. Bill and St. Louis. • bus, and two brothers Donald There wUl be a G~ Dari<'O the Allred Grll!lg• Hall. There dy, 56, Havana, Ill., for yel- Justice. Jr . Middleport $100 and costs and sentenced thm wbole _matter really IDGM was completely shut down and Ralph Da~IS both of at Eastern IIIgb Se ' Friday will be a door prize. Everyohe low lme violation. Both are to DISCHARGES - Willard Jef· to throe days m Jail Tuesday by volves the rl(!hts of AmerleiB by the umon lor 31 days tn a Youmgstown: Fri..;.,s may call ' night alter the foo U aaine. Is welcome. ' appear m Metgs county court fers , Pomeroy. ' Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar. ':tizens. There can be "" states' natiooal at the funeral bome any tlme. Jim Dandy of Parkersbul'l wlll Friday. Total No. Pattents - 13. rights to default 011 8 Yllld a. na"onal strike. The waiJwut ended Sunday night, be emcee. Admission Ia SO t:tnts TO SERVE RAM ASKS DIVORCE tional_ obhgaUon such as IU8l" but GM was only abl~ to reTll~t:S o~ TBtTRSDAY single, 11 cents, • couple. ~- The W.S.C.S of the Letart LOCAL TEMPS ABEL~ ON TV A divorce petition has been anteemg the rights of Am¢ciD oume productlo~ at qoart,er • Trick or Treat night will be eryone ls 'Jnvlted. Proceeds ivlll F•Ua 1>\~lhodlst church will The temperature In Pomeroy ] Cong Homer E. 1Pete I Ahe- !Iled m Meigs County Common citiZens. A •\ll.te ~a op0e<1 because 77 per cent of observed IJ1 Pomei-oy Tl!ursday go to Eastern's Glee Club. Dre!t serve a h~~mjllnner at the com· busmess district at 11 :28 a. m. le will appear on Channel 3, Pleas Cflurt by Jean HowelL wall around allelf llid ftD1 jiB produCIIon capacity was kl· from a'to 7 p.m. Mayor C!Iar- 189 the IIU~ •uggeatS, ~ . mtlitlty hail Election Day, Nov- today was 68 degrees, under •WSAZ-TV at 6.25 pm. this Racine R. D. 2, against Jacob rights of . ~~· !"~~~,;~',;'~' Jat! p, ,c:rtpp)In& local dispqtes. 1.. ¥&ar l~M~lt~A';ed. I be arubbf, atjcii(9PPJ. " ' -.(~ber 1. . ____ _.l __ clear ski... 'Thursday. Howell, Bellaire. settled b)'~ I Elberfelds In Pomeroy 1 I I oi REGARDLESS OF THE PRICE YOU PAY FOR YOUR CAR ••• and Jet Bomber Crash Makes Fiery Inferno at Navy Base I I I CALENDAR Farm Belts I c;bim:,. - PERCOLATORS .............. ··· .. $I .29 MUFFIN PANS · · · · ... · ·· · · · 39c and 69c LOOK 'N SEE UTILITY PANS ...... $1.19 EGG POACHERS · · · · · · · · SOc and $1.00 SOCIAL ... .t~ ~.:::~ - - - - - - - - - - - - . , - - - - I i ·' •• By U•lted Pr!RI loternatlona1 and Kentucky. AI a rally before Iii cheering 1crowds totaling more than 400 · campatgn and we·re wrappmg natl speeC'hes Humphrey also he warned bu.s!Mssmen 1hlt: President Johnson planned a Attack• Humphrey crowd of almost 15 000 Tuesday 000 per-sons along the routes of them nght <Jround h1s neck," attacked l:oldwater s voting Uruted Auto Workers President campaign strike mto Republi- Goldwater. in his first sched· night m Cle\ieland, Goldwater his motorcades In h1s speeches the Pres1dem declared. record and h1s v1ews on nuc!e I Walter Reuther could be labor . / I can-leaning Southern Callforma uled stop of the day at Cedar sa1d that a continuation of he charged that Goldwater has Humph1 e; arnved m Lexmg- ar warfare, foreign policy and secretary under Johnson -' I Att' A today, while GOP candidate Rapids, low», attacked in a Johnson's pol1c1es would mean voted m Congress to ·cut out ton, Ky, early today after a , extremism He sa1d Goldwater's M1ller said that If the JohnBarry M. Goldwater continued , prepared speech Johnson's se,.. "national suJcJde '' He sa1d or cut down abnost every pro- day of camPfllgnmg wh1 ch be- i supporters have welcomed son-Humphrey ticket i8 ele~ h1s quest for votes m tile Mid· lectlon of Sen. Hubert H. HumAmeriCa needed an admintstragram of common responsibility gan m New York and took him "those whose stock m trade IS ·· we have had It as far as our • ' • \t west. phrey as a running mate. tion "that wtll stop the spread for everythmg.'' 1o ChRrleslon, W Va and Cm- the pohttcs or hate" [ Am e r 1 can system is conJohnson planned appearances I The Arizona senator said of soc181ism a/ home and halt In Pittsburgh Johnson c1ted c·mnatt He was to return to ( :o!dwaler's runnmg mate cerned " He sa1d next tue. m R1vers1de, Los Angeles and I Humphrey's candidacy has tie-d the spread of communism Goldweter's votes agamst CJVII Washmgton after an address at IRep William E Mtller, hf'.aded j day's election •·may well be San Bernardmo, all commum- 1up the Democratic party "m a abroad" rights, trade expans1on and the the Fayette County Courthouse Y. est today fo1 appearances in the last chrnce between freet'r\llll .. ties, m an area considered neat bundle for eventual dehv· Johnson , Ul his P1ttsburgh "war against poverty" bill 1 Attacks Vollng Rec:ord W1sconsm, the Dakotas and dom and the loss of freedom ia UJ1it~l l'r""~ , strong in Its support for Golci- ery to the Americans fnr Dem· and Bo$tOn appearances, drew , "These are the tssues m Ihis 1 In h1s Charles kin and C1m:m- 1Montana. In Detroit Tuesday America '' r t , • ·, water. ocratic Action, the most effec· ---~.:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ '"~,,Jnh·rualiunal The President spent the night live radical Socialist orgamzaA"'ERICA'S "WEATHER in Albuquerque. N.M., after Uon in the land " ".. - lcavmg Washmgton Tuesdey on Goldwater was also to appear vane counties" are pomtmgt' to transcontinental tour wt'!1ch in Chicago and Oshkosh, W1s, w_ard I Democratic elec ton ,saw hlrn appear m Boston and m hts Cedar Rapids address he VIctory next Tuesday · t I Pittsburgh said that Johnson's support There are five counties, ou He was JOmed In Evansville, com~' from "bureaucrats who of a total of 3,072 10 the coun- lnd , by Mrs. Johnson whiJ fear the cold light of public try, Which have ~ast thetr votes wound up a campaign to~r for 1 scrutmy from labor leaders ~or th~ ~mner 1 ~ ~~ery presl· l her husband Tuesday with ~!;lops , who pro'mise to deliver votes'' esntla eedectwndol t IS cenlutryh m Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas 1and not from the grass roots. WI e y across e catter natlm they are Coos and Stgat· l ford counties, New Hampshire, Palo Alto County, Iowa; Lara- 1 II Ina enol • lroqll. ~ ·-c:"'~" ~ ~--------------~ ' ., • t FIVE CENTS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1964 POMEROY-MIDOI.EPORT, OHIO NO. 167 Ill DOUBLE BOILER MEIGS THEATRE •r• _ _.._ • ,..,.! tta .. • -SALE • • Enterprise Aluminum Ware I entine\ e<I ..um- t7 feel ,~- Covered Sauce Pans 1 at y e 'ltlelll..,._ _ _ fl I . ..... o VISIT THE HOUSEWARES DEPT. ON ELBERFELD$ 1st FLOOR Mrs. NOW YOU IIJif01r • W'EA'I'REB .. 1 ean1 ,' ~ ,,~ .. 1 t', /~ ~ ,u ..., ' k' '1 ..; _\ u! t- � 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. 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