https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/678d04911c381e1b1c717e1336ee965f.pdf 540edc352e08e4d7f380cf1009f3d9ce PDF Text Text • ) 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- �" Did You Know That ... ? By Blanche M. Haskint !:::;.: VOTE Hob Goblin Hop Planned Friday NI.ght Vlslllnc Mrs MII!'Ybl Marb were Mr and Mrs La'RI'IIlCI McPhee· (Shirley SutN) aad daughter of Deorbom Mlch Mildred Sanlee of Mlll.;.ood, .,;• · ~a., ksandChMrie and Mn. Joe ar • es r. I PT. PLEASANT -A Hob Gob1lin Hop and parade will be held 1 I iD Point Pleasant Friday night from 8 un!H 11 p. m The par· ade will form at the courthouse. Pnzos will be awarded in two Reports From The Capitol a,. LYLE WILSON Ualletl Preu lntenallollal ~'l'be national security aspect "' the pononai trocedy that ovorwheiJDed prelldenUal assist. ant Waller W. Jenklua should remlod Republican campaJgn. ers thet IIley have beeo slow to follow up on lllepd security were loin& to pot. otepta be-,.. question II wbetber IoylltJ lleved the Stat. Department to counll'y can ovenbaow loJ· wu going to pot, Olepta be- ally to a Job aad worrant 111 lleved the Slala Department employe iD lelklne doportmeat wu takJn& on per...., for ..... secreta to 1 oooere-101111 _. sltive Jobs wilbout adequale or mlttee. any security nhect. Tlghlea SeearitJ Ooecb Anothll" question II wbethlr otepta believed there wu Stale Deparlmant aecurlty pr. ocr. 21 - In the 8eplember Sounds sensible to me. classes, I to 6 years, and 6 to Leone Aabcock and Vera we- lapaea In the Stala Dotpartmont evl<leoco o1 deeoga....,. lofOJ'lll&. cedures did &o to pot, •• Olap. Ohio AluDIDUS (Athens, OU) 12 years. Judges will be Mrs. ber were vllllln& Ina Patte!'- Tbe itoiJ> of these lap,.. II tkJn qalnst some of tbele em· ta alleg.., and wbother lbo al'appears the following in Alum· Belva Farley. Mrs. Mary Hyre son at Gll)IIV!lle. lilad in U.S. nawapaper offiCII ployee with aeceu to •Jli(Uve 111U011 hal lotlea worae, Ileen nl News of class of 1940 - News I TIIOUGHT r:D read most and Mayor Virgil Siders under the IWlll! of otto F. areso. He wanled to tighten se- corrected or, whetber It .vea Hems of graduates are !I sled of the famous Lincoln yams, I The hop will be held In the Mr. and Mn. Ted Coanolly Olepk.o. curtly checb ID the proceu of baa been ooled alall by lbo d.. ye.,. by year and take up nine quips and so on, but !hts on I Kroger porklng lot with a havTuemoved to thelr home Olepta waa cblel of the eva!- otepk.o'o agailllt what partment broil, Thlo II a qu... P•l•• closely prmled, In t h l s stew just sends dance contest !!Cheduled. Judi· at ppero Plains aad Mr. ualion dlvl.sioo In the State De- be rerardod II the Iu ucur1ty tlonln which American cltlzena September issue. me. es will be Doug Harrington and and Mrs. B!U CoonoUy havo partm<nl'a Office cl Securt- proceedlnp 1n the department have the most urgel)l interest The item• of gr<at interest Lindsey Hedrick. The fire demoved Into their new homt 011 ty, secretary of Slate Dean u presided over by Rualt, Dodd Defeooda Ol2pb to all who bold old M.H.S. dear And "Old You Know That" partment will have rides for Succeu Road. Rusk ordered Olepta fired In otepta pouod lolormatkJn to Tbe Repuhllclllll were holl• to thelf hearts : on the Gene Jeffers farm out small children. Doughnuts and Janie Brewer and Iris Pigott 1963 lor a variety cl l'UIOIII tho 8enale lllbcommlttee. Oa laot oummer oboul tht "Charleo R. Lewis <Ohio U. In COlumbia Twp., they have elder wl!l be sold with all 0C are conllned to their homes but for I well·l4enlllled apeclllc one or mON occu1o111 01apta Olepta cue but It sUpped away 19401 who has been the State JO 000 laying hens and gather proceeds going to !he mental with chicken po%. cause. The cause: - Olepka prepared queii!OIIIIor the c:oJD· from them u did 10 IDID1 House reporter in Charleston, 8,000 eggs per day, briuglng health program. . • bad leaked to lbo u.s. senate mlttee counsel to ask Olepk.o'l otber luues. About • year 1&0 w Va. for the Assoclaled Press them in three times a day. An· Sponsonng !he everung s en· Mr. aod Mro. Oscar Babeock Internal Security SUbcommittee Immediate auperlor wbm the sen. Thornaa J. Dodd, a eon. <A.P.I for !he past 20 years, oUter huge busin.ss in egg pro- tertalnment Is ,Ihe Pt. Plea,.nt attended church at tho hla leert that aecurlty precau- latter laatllled. nectlcut Oemoerat, de!eaded wa• reeently recognized I or duction Is at the Ralph Welker Junior Women' Club, Lambda Hazael Cornmwuty church. Uons in the Slala Department Such conduct won otepta Olepta limply becauae be bod high qualities brought to his farm near Hemlock Grove with Cht Omega . Sorority, Fire De- Mr. and Mrs. Jame• Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Kibble memlee bt the Slate Dotpart. teotllletl honestly before the work m a West VIrginia sen- similar fabulous output. partment. Ctvll Defense and !he son of Dexler were week end of Reedsville violled Mr and ACQUIRE PLAYER mont. He wu provln& himself senate IUbcommlttee. Dodd re. ate resolutioo. It commended James Smith of Darwin has Menial Health Commltlee. guests in Columbus They Mrs. Hartis Frank. · PITI'SBURGH (UPI) - 'l'be oo be a difficult fellow. So the cowtled tho depsrtment'a oomhls •excellent reputation for ac- 40 cows at his dairy farm, !ended the weddlug of Miss Plltahlll'8h Hornell of tha Arner. Olepka cue II Ill I!W'led up paJgn to get Otepta. curacy, speed, and objectivity' and !he Grover Salsers, a It U Leasure to their son, Ron· Leota Johnson of Portland lean Hockey Leque have ao- in numii"OUS queotl0111. Oat o1 They began to re!trlct Olepln reporting " ther and son business at Dor· Oml aid on Saturday a!Iernoon vtslled Ethel Larldrul, qulred right W11111 Bob J)llla. them II whether a deportment ka'o luocllons, Dodd said. They This Is another of "These cas, have those marvelous Ill< St. John Lutheran Evelyn Tuttle, Guysville, via- bough from the parent Detroit can 1uoct1oa with empoyee who tapped bls Ielephone and began Are Mv Jewels" to some of us Guernseys which, if you're luc· West Broad St. Also !ted Audrey Smith. Red Wluga. are d!Jloyal to the booo. Anoib- to monloor hlo waste paper haswho had !he pleasure of In· ky, you'll see in the lovely green the wedding from hll"e David Smith aad Patricia and Dlllebough, who played In tdJ: ket. FlnaUy they locked Otepka structlng that eager young fields there as you drive along. Mrs. Nellie Vale and son, David were vlsllln& Edna SleW· gameo lor Detroit !his year, TO SERVB CHICKEN out of blo office, dented him ac. mind. Seems to me Charles was Jim and Grovor Jr . were at The Murphy·Radabaugh reun- and Arlin Radekln . They and A. B. Kibble of Reeds- wu with tho Horoeta In lllC A chicken dinner will he ceu to his own Illes. And Dodd in an "Our Gaug." other a recent meeting I attended, ion was held at Forked Run dinner guesla of Mr. and vlUe, and 1963. aerved by ladlee ol the Mt added thlo barbed observation: members betug Wayne Swisher, "And," said !hey, "We thought Stale Park on Sunday, Septem· C. W. Stansbury. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Willon of Moriah Baptl.st Church, "No one ouapected ol eaplolhe White Bros. (Dan and Jud· maybe a coupla clodhopP"rs ber 20. Mrs Ethel Radeld d Hockingport, Mr. aad Mrs. RICHARD SIDEIJNED Fourth and Maln.Sts., In Mid· noge or disloyalty has to my son t and a few other kindred ought to be here too,. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Junto; and family an Prince and Mr. and MONTREAL (UP!) - Henri dieport Thursday, Oct. knowledge been aubjecletl to souls. They wrole letters to the Clodhoppers, me eye! These Okey Murphy, Mineral Wells, opent several days vlslti Shirley Swan atleaded !he Richard alar cen' lor Ill 29, from 4 to 6 p. m. It ta opea slk.h surveillance and humlliaColumbus Citizen selecting their "boys" are professionals If W. Va.; Rev. and Mrs. Delbert Columbus and Newark. Pumpkin Show at Clrclevllle. Oanadl... the to the public, tlon. But Mr. oeepka waa Ml choice of "Who's Who" In feet· ever 1 saw professiOnals. And F. Murphy, Abilene, Kansas; so called on hll" brother also vlslled Mr. aad Mrs. tiona! Hockay League ill suspecletl of d!Jioyalty or eaploball and other sports - thus when I told 'em thai, !hey Mr and Mrs. Cor! Gainer <Gra· Cumming and wife at . Missar, main lld•.lined lor at 't!.t 1 FO nage. He was IIUSpecletl very early does young genius sprout. laffed an? said. " We'd better cie Murphy), Frost; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Webb and Mr. and Mr1. Floyd Daniels remaillder ol the week. RMER PLAYJ:."R DIES simply of with tile Chari.. Is the son and only be or wed be oui of busmess Mrs. Edward Chevalier (Lona and Mrs J E R d kin and llllnily of Colwnb111 Mr. Richard ulf ed In SCRANTON, Pa. (UP!) - Senate subcomrruttee and of child of Mrs. Evelyn Lewis In no time ." Murphy) Zenith, Garret, and ... a e . and Mrs. Blll OWeoollld /amity j In .:... er a aro lJI. James Cooney, an All·Amerlca providing It with lnlo%ttion here In town. He Is marri.,j and Caryl, Reedsville; Mr. and Mro. Ernest Nichols of and Chlorle Ballard of Wesler· m1.!'ed and tackle at Prlucetoo In 11104, !hal some of hlo superiors resident of were guesla of Mrs. Jose- flvo gamea llrat died Tuesday at Scranton .state found embarras•ID& or oojechas several children - but 1 THE EGGS AT the above Homer Radabaugh, Grantsville, can't keep track of all my farm• are contracted· most of W. Va.: Mrs. !della (Rads· VtStted friends he,.. McGhee. ' Bospltal. He wu In hll 80 •· "children'l children," try as 1 Jeffers product goiug to baughl Richards, F lv e night and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preston may. Ohio University, Athens, and Forks, W. Va.; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cheshlre were vlsltJn& Mr. , the rest to Martella egg auc- Mrs. Brooks A r 0 n h oil and Mrs Neill Val Ued Mrs. Dorset Larklna. COMING TO MY DOOR Sat· Uons. The huge quantities of <Reva Radabaugh), Manuel and Mr. and. Mrs. •A. on Mr. and Mra. Bernard Cole• urday were 3 M.H.S. bandsmen, milk are simtlarly contracled Francis Parkersburg; Mr. and Sunday afternoon Olh man of Columbus and Mr. and Ror Coleman, Jimmy Butcher,- not to Ohio U., 1 !hlnk, but Mrs. Lem Roberts <Chloe Rada- .ors were Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Smith were guests By Wayne G. BrlllldJiadt, M.D. A-Baroldtt ma be ed h h 01 1 and Frank White with !heir kept right on its way to mar· baughl, and Barbara, Harrison· Winters of COlumbo d of NeiUe Sletbern. . Q-Wlhat ara some of the by injury 1ol oaus 1w en sue use lo strenuoua or white cup lor your money on ket. ville. W. Va .; Mrs Opal <Rada· and Mrs John Ver and 1 · Mro. George Henoley of Rain. symptoms of colitis• Can any· taboUc ec II you doctor can Heaven send us more such baughl Roberts, Nobe, W. Va.; lly · no an am. bow Ridge wao an overnight thin& be done for tiT or d!Jbe se '"" ao gout deterinlne !he cause In your their drive. I didn't recogalze Frank (be· "clodhoppers." - Without them Mr. and Mrs. Paul RadabAugh, . of Mro. Henry Hensley. mon 08 lea rut the most com· own case, you wlll have the key 8 cause of uniform 1 guess as he we 'd surely perish, ·as a nation Harrtsvllle, W. Va.; Mrs. Am· Mn. C. E. Stout, Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rlgga vis- A-THo eommonott ' - ol the abo:' r !proper use oflto the prevention ol a recur· hves only two doors from me. of sheer malnutrition. ott Radabaugh, Parkersburg; spent Thuradsy afternoon with lied Mr. and Mro. Oscar 8•1>- CQlitl.s - mucous coUUs =t,=:•:spe=cl=all=y:lr:ea:c:e:. (Mama's Joan Whll<lf beauti· • •• Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Sprlug, her aunl and uncle, Mr. and cock. characterized by the pu1Bgel Ian). · THE Butch. and Reva, Brunswick, Mrs. J. E. Radekln. Audrey Smith apenl an even- Jll looee otoola that contain So I asked him hla name , k NEfESSITY OF l 8 0.; Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Robert Ho!Uday and family iD& with Vera Weber. recognizable mucua. There 1 and when he said "Frank r:,sht /f.ar Hawk, Junior, Beorge, David, of Wooster were weekend vis. -VIolot Smith are also frequent crampe that White," I was startled. , who! , 0 - c r, wan.., a lrts, Virgil, Donald, Sue and illlrs of their perents. travel from side to aide "Did you know we have an st ." 10 Gary, Fredericktown, 0.; Steve, -Mrs. J. E. Radekla SERVICE ON 8ATIJIU).\Y throughout the abdomen a M.H S. alumnus, Dr. frank n, m•y a · ut Bob and Rene Richards Min· Funeral services for Norwood good deal of abdominal gurgb H 1 White, exactly your name. now s no as hiarsh as pay· era!' Wells, w. Va.; Mr.' I D d Knlgbt, who died suddenly of a Uug, heartburn and an ...... y • 0 $l0 Mrs. Guy Speacer, Roger, Lin· a successful M. D. m Mtcht· l:og$srrr as, gh heart attack In Sacramento, slve amount of &88 In the YOUTH ASKED gan" lio ne or p.operty estruc. da, and Larry, Tuppers Plains, CaHI., will be Saturday at 10:30 bowels. It Is ollen impossible . FOR IT top of your eboe? Or perbapa Yes. they knew it. they said.. n, such as the crude and id· and Jean Pullins, Long Bottom. • a.m. at Ewing chapel. Friends to rollove ,.uu. C!OtuiUIOD .untfl Thil colum l& to Iextured knee-length bon when "But how on ear!IJ did you l'?llc sorts we have had here m may call at the funeral home tlle4111d..lyiug· . tenslona anH young people, then' problemo the weather Is cool! 11'1 been a know about him wiien you're lllmes pa'l. . . any time Friday. confllots are resolved. Meari- and pleasures, their !roubles lung limo since teen-agent were so young aid he &radualed 14 We got up •n time for Sun· Guernsey• Hit Top while, the victim w!U be more ond fun. AI with the rest of He!· colied "bobby ooxers," mother. or 15 years ago?" Iday School and church <we p d · M k Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lon and BOOSTERS TO MEET comfortable If he cuts out Ill en Help Us!,lt welcomes laughs- H. 1 8 e son speat Saturday with g his "Because of him having !he yea7h ago Easlero Local Band Boosters bran, cooked and raw veg· but won't dodge oerious BROKE, BROKE, BROKE same name," and they gestur· ow . en, • rug ore. uerns Y grandmother Mrs. Iva Slngec will meet Monday evening Nov etables and fruit, aula jams questkJn with a brush-off. Dear Helen: ed eloquently toward g"':S ' Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Will oi 2,et 7:30 p. m. at the and concentraied aweets: 0a to teen-age questions! am a 14-year-old male and Frank While. n c '· 0 we • ' ' . Syracuse vtSiied Sunday even· Htgh School. All Senior and ouch a diet It Is necessary to ASKED FOR IT,· want to know II you thiDk a 0 This Frank was doubtless ' mud two ram soak· 1 DffiR wilb Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Junior hand parent• !lbould be lake vitamin supplements. A care of Helen Heop US! lbla boy abould be expecletl to pay named after his uncle, Frank • ower pots ad been theowo ua pr uc ton recor s, acco • Cleland, present. short COIII's& of tranqulllwo newspaper. all the expenses when be uka Triplett. And wouldn't t h• across the room, a tight- tng to The American Guernsey Mr. and Mrs. Perry Gale of maJ ·also belp. · FOR A NEW Tl'll.E a girl lor a dale. Michigan Frank be· proud to I) closed door havmg been op- Cattle Club. All cows were rrulk· Pennsylvania, Mr . and Mrs. WOMEN GET SQUEEZE , DMr .He)<QJ: . I took a girl out to a movie know that hio name Is being re· Harold Phillips, New Marsh· . LONDON !UPI) - Women of· busbaad bas been I notice people are referring matinee and tickets cost $1.75 pested right het'e In M. H. S great d a! bi I' field, and Mrs. John Epple ol !tee workers are getting the drlnltlng heavily for several m'!"' and lllGI'8 to teen-agora u each. Aller thai I paid aut 86 8 Umverslty 1 1 as of today? deal !me Locust Grove Emily a Sr Athens called on Mr, and Mrs. oqueeze at work, I report aald years.s He sets pains In his ;'Youth aclults." You can't cents for refreahments. I think f ·. a '"~ m ' · Roger Epple, Tuesday. today. Tbe bulldlug research back. Will alcohol affect h1a urnp an ol us U!tder ooe label, $Uii 11 qQila a burden Clll e u. A AND beautiful thiS me m! threed :::d Mr. and Mrs. Thed Croy spent alation aurvey aald woman of· pancreas? unless that label ts "leen-o(er" year-old'a budgot lor ..,. dale. love verse -try II on t h a t . ep " ence or a long, long poun 8 0 m . poun 1 several days in Delaware with lice workers get about 20 hecauu lhat'a what we are. I th1nt the &lrl lbould ahlp Ia lady you're living with · lime hopmg the miScreant or In '/Jl9Jdays, Locust Mr. and Mrs Evereti Angus. cent leu opaco than their m: A-Atbough alcebol II taken We &Nil'l adult yet, most of us, a llWe. What do you thillk, HtJ. "Lead her Uko a pl&eoa m•acreants. would gtve htmself rza P, a r. two year o. ' Mr. and Mro Dorea Arnold counterparts to eECess, has an adverse of· and the title does what IJI'Own- eo? -BROKE Bed her Uke dove away. Notbmg domg- so wher- produced 9,810 pounds of mtlk of Rock Spring; spent Sunday · feet on the brain and liver upe are frowning on !hue dsya: P.S. I think your now eolumD Whiaper wben 1you're aear ber tver ani he was (Is) and 552 pound• of fat In 306 with Mrs. Iva SID&er. DOWNS APPIJCA.TION !here to no tvidenco that It 11 tends to make us mature too lor ua "pep oettore" ta tarrlfic. 'Yoe're my Oldy love.', 1 hope he s grown up by now days, and Locust Lane Farms LONDON <UPI)-A llcensl the direct cause of any diaeaiB soon. You couldn't caU 111 of Dear Broke: - and 1 me~n grown up. Eileen, a Jr. lour year old, pro- ville on Saturday. eommltlae Monda turned do!! iD other organs Including the ua young adults any more !han I'm In favor o1 Dutch treat ON THE POUTICAL slump, :•body mmds some corn duced 12,370 pounds of milk and Mrs. Sarah Rile and 100 an apPlication a betting pancreao. Before tile d!Jcovery you could say we're all juvenile at age-11, mainly because I'm Abraham !Jncoln frequently de· i •; •; Treat 610 pounds ol la4 In 300 dsys. Larry. and Mrs. Joe ahop that Wlnletl to open up ad- o! , lnsulln, alcohol wu widely delinquents. . not reilly In favor ol formal scribed "horse-rabbit slew," s r:;rr un things. and Billy shopped tn Pomll"oy jacent to a birth control cUnlc. used tn tile treabnentof I don't reaenl the word "teen, dating at thla age. slid It ahould contain equal ti ng, • 0 !Shlng, obSaturday evening. The cllnlc'a director arauod Ies, a disease m which the because It II 4eneral enough to Let'a throw ywr question al p..-ts of Its principal ingred· s1 ng highways - and I DC George MarUn spent Friday that the women would be em- pancreas falls to put enough Include the Bulla • mId e other "pep setters.'' What 'do Ients, namely, one horse and fn :t length hare afternoon with Mr. and Mro. barruaed by the men OOJIIl'O" of lla internal secretion. screomere, youug tulfo in heck YOU out there thiDk about lila one rabbit. This begaars the to It aw :'""" ave Charles Rile. galiDC nest door. leather, or the bani-working blgh cost of datJn&! _ H. Imagination of course. Our Ill· a w1 as sue . .•. Q-My buabiiHI has I whit· studanll. There are Ill aorta ol Dear Helen: tie old rabbit and a great bl& llh rlug on the outside of the teeno, aomo genlusee moot I'm I~ and worried tbout hone. SUGGESTION - Could we By Sarab M. RJfe Iris of hia eyeo. Hlo alaht II "average," lome lather. You see my mother dl':; The quoter of the above, a 1have an honor oystem among M J V tell f E kd good. What causes the rlug Ignorant trouhlemiiWs. You'D several years ago. My father Chicago attorney, 11 on the sub- our young - commitlees to see rs. oe a a 0 s 81e, llld Is It seriQus? lind the IIJJ18 kltulln any aaa II wonderful, but I alwaye ...., Jecl of "Should Chrlsuana that these depredations never Va. Is spending two weeks A-Thla eondllloD Ia .. ·kiiD'im group, ttqlJf not 10 ry about when I co awa 8•11 Mix In Pollllcs" in November begin and to ostracize those her as arcus senllls because It Is dllferent. We're just people, and to 'college or to get laaue of Together magazine and who mess things up, destroy, / Mra B11l ar d / seen cblony In people of ad- II others .........OIIIIIlder us as Helen, I !mow be'U n ! : 3 . he llndl It dllllcult to mix the even hurt or injure? an the · M YJ a1 118 ;• ' vanced age. It occasionally oc- such we'd 11\!tter than ry again, and when 1 · a1 two areu, poUuco and retia· We'd never need a curfew II ":J0 rend : cab curs, however, In peraona In aome prtlenllillll Jaliel,' Thla ta bout blm all alone 1 · !Sad Ion. we could carry this out and our e on ·a rs. Y roo their early 30'1. It Ia more the same tbat Is being I even !eel aullly f · He leelo !hat "bringing re- youngsters, full ol vim and and,Mrs. Edna and common bt men then In worn- d!Jpuled 011 ibe ricial 1111111 out with q1y girl frlmdL ligl()lll conscience Into polltlcs "vigah" <J.F.K.'s own word) famt Y of Carpen r R. 0 · en. The rln& Ia cauaed by and It's ao Wl'OIII. group lather has a lot of fu1i oo !he etrtent of his skill, cape. could gambol about all they ndw: depoelta of and II compoee<\ of lndlvldilala and, people, but even lbouall he arc11 !ties and opportunities, Is doing chose, Jhst as they'd stay with· of es once formed It cannot be ro- because of the ranp of person· es me to co out, 11 HOIOI only what comes naturally." in the bounds of reason. Mr M n ·k moved. The condition b not aUUes, you can't say they're THOUGH desertln& bjiil. _ 1 1 r;"'... Meanttme, a deep salaam serious u It doeo not affect the all rotten appiel or Holy Jota. DIANA ·· re~llloo horse~ephant pOmt • R k OCiety Notes s. ~rvtoeo F '/Y Reunion He/d Recently At forked Run s: or" Th~g J Monlre~l ~he R~ ~sler r; cooper~tlllg th:-ea:.':i:~ :! f~rmer Na~ "',J 10day 's .6 tlonable.~ • I Re edtc t a por ~ :0. r:J ~ ~. J~or me-lprolo~ged. r~ i ' ' ~ ~ ~ '-!: ;: HELEN HELP US! ~~ ";;;'u~ ~w ~r.e ~g ••jh ~r ~unrdg.Bera /v'"~ 1 ~n ~ear s~em a~s a~ ~ 1' ~• " - ~ ; . • ~ ! ~ • - '5. : ii :: ~ " ~: j :; • :hough~ THEIRI ~:.a::~ en Bottei--..J Chester Society Notes p • d~caled ·~~r ~tal· r::r~. ':!'~~:ed 3~ ;hr1 ~un 1roo~ ~;;~hln ~:~:rob:!. ~e~n~l~ s~c~y c~ear whe~e ~o~ple:: ? olflcta~ E~sle.,; ~·lng :~~b totu~~ t:;s·w~t:o~n~everal r~g ~:, ::~~~a~y ~~ s':~ wi~ ~~ ~~~ ~ TENDER o~ ~hu[chl 0: :•II ~\fat, ye~ o:~ · · .: •. • , i N?'f ~My 11,~0 Grot~• ~hoevor ~~n, ~rl~lk ~~~ ste:~ ~ n;~ ~~t g~ l~r Vatell~ J11;. d a~ 8 kwheat Soci•ety Notes ~· dia~ or[RRY'S WORLD Wt~ ndso~t bj; v:ll~ir ~ ~n ~ ~&htlese, j~)te're ! f ..,...,. •-• '::... ~:~.:;· ! = .:.'*:.7•!·..~~-""":: : ~-=----- .,., ,.,.. _,.. "·"' ., i' t; ..,.. ....,.. - - ,,.. ., 1 sayld,Mr!.ithM~::"so~~:~: ~rpe~Ier w~the f~mil employed as a cook for sever· James Dale called on Mn. a! yeors, has 36 years 1u !he Fay Wood and mother Mrs. profesaion Instead ol 57 as wu Myrts Rife Sunday • - ; • - - · - - · erroneously stated In ::u.":.'"::O,.'f,..::""'.. ";:..:;. .....,,.... _ _ ev~. recent Mra. Dorothy s.vertdae, Mre. 8 article about the Marlin Reo- Sarah Rile and Mrs. Joe vat· taurant. ella were obopplu& In Wilkes- ~en 'lwi~ Tit• cho~terol rm alglll and doea not lndl<ala hard· - JUDY Dear Diana. eotna of the arterleo. Dea't Jud)': , Thll be a two . : ·. ,.1 Gaod Iittll'"" Gaod thlnltlng. street. Perhaps your ·· Q-t just 1ot ov<:r an acute I e8ii "" Y,.•re one of 1 he doesn't gu out and attack of burs1111ln my ahouJd.. lhouihtful, )W'd-worklng stu- of his own because hi er. What Is the cause a o d denta. In fact, a' teen-ager who would be sllghtlng Yoa. I doubt 81 1 how can . I a rec:ur- .IJ yoWii Adult. - H. that he lnlllls to be pitied renee? ' Delr "poor widower" any ID()N thaD MISS FAVOtltll you lor beloS NEW , ....,..._. me. e m erleu (UPI) "!Y !"""'"'· inlllll that 1 m""t Dl!cuse the lituatloa wllll' hlJD Cavandish \o lavot')t(l to· score weu aocki wllb ,llat• to echool. and )'Ou'll .... _ H. , · 10 her filth slakeo vlclor7 of the She says th1a ll' the .Proper Ell- Thio column10ta year in Ute taG,400 New York queUe. J.. am &olq:, eighth family llvi..oa, if hOHandicap today II Aqueduct. grade ·llld air!• al'il t wearing lng kid trouble or plaia The three·yeaMld will IOI!b th!i ... Please tell me trouble, let Helm -tilllp. YQv. , carey top wel&ht of f:ll pounds whit I ean ao,-so<:KLESS She wlll alao welcQille.lliW QWII ,,. against U rlvlll -It! tllr·• ,., 9eer-llocldeaa: amusfng asperlenetl'. . aad lhreo-Qteenlha OD IOtllil Howabo111'-'!lln"",orlool llel111 Bottellll _,.. cl· tilll , •••. the turf ~.._ ~ doll t allow above the 111Wapaper. could Rlf~ M~DE ~ ~ ~lf ~le "'"'l ~auber to Mayor Lee Smith, the city wor Ill pa me a ""' council, all the pollee who peoter Post Offoce while !he DIYOTID TO INTIUS1 OP bear the brunt of so many of regular poetrnist:eu 11 taldlll MltOt MASON ARIA th•s• things, and really hate to • rest from her duties. •;.=;., ·-.-:;:::• be !he "Good Guys" who :':' •"•-· • ..;. ,.. Bad Guys are" io YM Rife of Rt · 1 .... "' s 6 o'clock ourfew Is strict. ·Mr · and Mrs Robert 1 a self lmpos..t thing - and, Iand :,:'.!: .. of St ·Albano W Va 0:: of all peopl•, know and Mr. ind M;s. George 'aev: .,...,, _...., endge of COhunbus spent the week end with their rents, - .... •- ......., .... .... CORRECTION Mr. and Mrs. Charle/"rufe. _,,.,..., .., _ ., Lula Russell, who has been Mrs. Ethel Rife and son, c:o~ .:..::'!"',, ·:~ : :. :=:.:!\ ~"': ~' ~ :• ::"ff': .:.-~,:·; ...::::~ ~~:· 1f~~ ;; ~~ ~ .~;~Fay hn:;~~ ~:n ~ ~er\B~ k;· a~~ C.:. THE DAILY SENTINEL : :;;-•:,.,_~ ·~=· : I ~OdUyTIIour w. . _, =======:: lol~=~~de~~~ p~t a lfllt!D~ bu~ ~•:~~~~~: ~~~~ CA~t;:ISR ~~ "How llbout 'DE.-/(1/f,IJSHCHEVIZATIOH'l p1111 . lfoaf'" •• • 811~ ~ ~ fliitt~ he~ Moddlcport High school. head- lll.fi Wtn over ·Galllpollo ing into the home stretch of Fnlay Ptokoo fo al th~ last ~~eke~ s~~~ 2 Thursday Games: Chauncey at Kyger creek For Non•Leaane Encounter ~ere ~elsonv 1 11• ~I ·=~"like prf\oa~ed ~~~~ cou~~~ a~y ~avis~~~" ~am s~eped int~ B~:~h~·rl;~:: :=De~~~ r:d~ m~~ ~II e~ ~ns Dav~. dl~. ~~~:ver. ~~s; ~nac:::~:.s tha~u I !~~I' ~ Coac~ Welher~l S ~·~landers ~~~:~~~ke~~ ~tengmJI~ th bll fullba.ck, ed Ill ~ North ofGalliAthens p · . ' a Southwestern haB not won a 210d lb. who onI i e;i.th P cost •• tbe game!.. .lng games of Saturday. ' Oct. 2' County. patgn m The Chauncey rn. . e recor s earn e ba I I ey Stpheenson, Tom Klng and Team W L T Pts Ops Iales battle Hannan Trac: . lr contest this !all. but uelther bad two . thirds of : Bruce Wallace. spelled by , Bud· fan lngS Wtll 'berg 6 0 0 199 !6 homecommg match Oil the ';:,:. 1 Hannan Trace until !hat Ilia J k , grb. nd sorties. dy Moore. and deep safetyrnen SEOAL ALL GAMES Bow Green 6 0 0 191 41 1ate field . last week. . ;c son' tg quarlerback. 6- being George Sauer and Alan TEAM w L T p OP ' Y'ngstown 5 0 0 140 611 I Coach Dave Stricklaod'a £-. ILogan 7 0 0 230 18 Oh<O State 5 0 0 ll5 2 , Last Frtday, Kyger Creek I gles were bealen badly iut 1' teve HarriSon, and hallback 1Wallace. Pomeroy 7 0 0 132 56 1Fmdlay fi 1 0 238 54 blalited York 30-0 m s contest ; week by an unbeaten Belpre Athen~ ~ 2 0 145 73 I Ot'bt>m 5 I II 151 87 tha~ was deeJded m the JJrsl I eleven n.o, but are expected 1e IWellston .. - 5 2 0 112 78 ! Muskmgum 5 l 0 106 27 , periOd when KC scored 24 pomts tare better this week . Jackson .. 4 3 0 106 82 ! Capital 4 I 0 145 54 Led by quarterback Don Jt,hn. Glouster visits Racme in the Nelsonville . . 3 4 0 56 128 John Carroll 4 1 o 136 55 , son. halfback! Roger Barnett I other remammg game thJS week. g g gthame. e green ach Bob Ashley 's club at I' hthoeptnGaltlo!poliest still light is Middleport already has con- for some actlon a· st J k founded the expert s by gelling Ison. Game plans. out of the basement wtth ts 1in case do not include Blak 1 at lhts 'point solid !hough thm . margtned • . C . i ' t S d• 1 1 up~et i a ur ay S t d Buckeyes, Irish Favored I . N.E w YORK (UPIJ-The na-.rourth conference vtctlm of the Purdue 4 1 o 102 49 and Gary Freooch. fullback Phil : Coach Bill Pnddy's TornadIMtddleport 2 4 JOI 12> Co?cmnatt uon s <wo leadmg college se·oson T · 1 over Mmnesota . , Galltpohs I I 1 tt5 58 I Duncan. and a strong lme the , oes w1U be seekmg their flfUa 0 7 0 37 152 Mtamt pow•r-hous••. Ohio Slate and I F'ifl h-ranked Arkansas I!HI) ' Ih 16·01 Is , Soothwest, Baylor over [ ONLY ' Ohto Noeth. 5 2 0 152 114 Bobcats have racked-up <even I wm of the campatgn. Notre Dame. are both expectNI and SJxth . ranked Texas (f>.l) be e. o Stanford •Texas Chmlian and Rice 6, TEAM W 7L T POP Bald-Wai. 4 2 0 158 82 1en m theor last 18 games i Racme dropped from a seeto extend their unbeaten I wlll both engage in Southwest Duke Is a I over Texas Tech. ILogan . .. . . 5 0 () 164 12 Ashland 4 2 0 94 SJ .chauncey 's Blue Devtls are ond place lie wtth Eastern into and thu s Conference battles thiS weeksev· l We!lt: Oregon State 10 over IPomeroy . .... 5 0 0 92 46 Demson 3 2 0 83 this fall and 17 over a a thud place ue with North streaks Hus preserve thetr 1 2 positions in ! end The Razorbacks who I Th odd g h ch I Washmgton. California 7 over Athens 3 2 0 92 Oh)() U. 3 2 1 69 75 ref yesr !pan, and are unbeat I ha e.s a result of the 12.0 loa the UP! ratmgs handed Texas tls lone of Igam.s : s on at er major •I rado UCLA; Oklahoma 103 8 918 · led quarterback d S h 14Cover If Colo- II Wellston -· ... 3 2 0 68 64 ' Defiance Woost·r ., 3 33 08 59 wateJby and ha!lback Glen Archie S!an. l ANorth glanceGallta at league scor•· ' · · enn ate 7 over over wa ·h t Akron J 3 8 56 66 ley who scored three touchdowns shows Kyger Creek compi·•· The Buckeyes t<iike on Big the seasosn met Texas a9rn Easl· p Sl · ; an out ern a I ornia 7 Jeckson 2 3 0 70 84 1 " " 1 1 1 fen n val Iowa S:Jturday in land are a mne-potnt chotce to 1Maryland. Columbia 1 over l s mgon . 1Nelsonv1lle .. 1 4 0 26 112 ; 11 m a los rg It k a_.quest of wm 1\o. 6 and Co<:tch ldefeat Lhe Aggies While the I Cornell · Army i l I With the pros : NatJOnal Middleport · ·- 1 4 0 58 118 H' n<-serve 2 2 1 44 55 I .r or ast wee ly dorninahng the list. KC has Woody H:we.,· are il 12· ' Longhorns oveBr cown· owa :ILeague--Ballimore 0 5 0 19 98 Biram 2 3 0 '/9 6.1 IS 3-3·1 thts season three players !11 the top fiVE'. · · k are a whoppmg l7· 1State · .Prin·etonn7ne c over Francisco Clev 1 17d over 7 San I Gallipolis TOTALS ocl!n 2 3 0 59 92 In the olhec rern,mtng ron· I Gar)' French remams on top 20 0 5811 20 70 77 1 pom 1 chnJCf' lo drfeat the poml p1c over Southern ~leth· and Syracuse 10 over Pitl 5: 1p·tt b. h. . ean ov~r ~ ~ Bllfto 2 3 lesT, Coach Pete N1hert's P1r- wtth 54 points. Roger Barnett 1 1 Hawlu. yes I bur h. l 1 s urg ; Chacaga 6 over Dal---! .u . n Notre Dame, whtch has Michlgun and lllinois, ranked · s!utb: Louisiana Sl t 6 las, Green Bay 4 over Mmneso- : SVAC AU. GA:IIES lbetg 3 75 106 a es seekmg thetr fourth IS second with 26, Bob Polcyn h and ninth respectively MISsissi i Cl a e over ta, Detrmt 3 over Los Angeles, W L T I' OP avoer • 3 69 Jltl wm of the season 11 !htrd With 24 , Clyde Smith of grt~ week~nd e~th·ra~ke~ ~';gon a~ort ~eat o~e~lgi~t p;~:~· ~t enth~anked Ge~r i~ ~set d~feat I SEO.~L 7~ ~~ns ss l chAr~es 1 otli~t e~ghlh be Involved n Big NewWYohrk, and i Kyger Creek ' • · Amen can Le N h of the natiOn· best passer• tn Conference games Saturday. l Ga•oltna· and l'lortda 7 vep Ia ., over Nas mgt on I Racme Navy's Roger Staubach, but the p/ tWotvtmes rale a 13· Auburn. . I over E:::, Irish are a 13-poml p1ck to cap· m p!c over orthwestern Midwest' Kansas 14 over I H K ' ' ture the If 28th game m 37 and the II lim, also 4-l, is a Kansas State· Michigan State 61o:;uston, s ansas City 7 over ~ Hannan Trace with the Midshipmen. three·point choice to defeat and Ind1ana an Diego 10 over Oak· Thtrd:ranked Alabama tstts ! - · ITEAM M1ssass1pp1 State and the unde-l K er Cre k feau;l Cnmson Tide is etght -e pom chmce to ptck up vclory CLEVELAND <UPI) C h Racme No. 7 Blanton Collier sdouldn"1 taJhahte. , ball agam this tJme North Gallia 0 nson, who hasn I come • Nebraska (6·.01 much trouble gelling the Cleve· eve , close · feels the Browns Hannan Trnce . <ourth-ranked t to runmng . 1 Bul Skonch me~tings (4-~) over_!liscon~sn 4 i lan~ver, BrOWns Sh ouJd be 'Up'Th•IS weeken d ::~n ~ i "''be ; I 3 1 3 1 Southwes~~~C ~N~Yl 36 42 E~~lern :! ~ac I W L T 4 0 0 1P 2 1 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 98 60 3 0 105 . Kent St ..te 145 Ohto wos an 138 Wtlm to 196 : Toledo n IManetta OP I Case Tech Kenyon • I B. Green 90 ,' Olu " U· ~~ 4 o fo!i o 53 5 o MID·.~>IERlCAN ~~ 41 18 47 4 t t 5 0 1 5 0 0 5 0 ~~:ht ';it;: a~~oi~ s~e~!~tp!~~ ~:~~es~e;;.~s Pittsburg"~ :I ~p~ 1: ht~~:~; ~ta-l ANTH0 NY ~~u~~~sterh ~ ~ t 2 o ~~~~:13 <:~t 50 46 3 0 0 100 ° ~~ I~ r~vored ~· Plumbinq . Heating PLUMBING 1 ·~tck ~ ~~- ~~ HEATING '':iiiii:::::::::=:===::::::..::ii:i.~C~Ie~ve;:land HOfpol.nt Custom But"lf Ins Pltts~urgh Warriors Win - Without Wilt ~~~:igan 1~~~ ~;~~:~ p0 I• 22 ;: ; 78 93 73 1 1 I 5 La t • wee k· -N h G II "oil... 75 ed off one of two upsets m :he ftfth with 20 pomts each m SV.4C. by beating Racine 0.' French has a 126 1 Hannan Trace pulled the oth. , lead m all games with 74 point, 122 ' er upset of the week and pr.sso· l Polcyn " second with 52. 145 bly the ,Y•ae . when Coach John Sm1th thll'd w•t li 46. and Bam: 132 Duddmg s1641 Wildcats beat South· etl and Duncan of Kyger Creek 194 west.ern, are next with 40 and 3(1 paints lnJury·ndden Norlh Gall!a is respecll'ely 22 thJs week to whlp the __· _ _ __ I 2 o 1 J4 28 1 3 1 11 1 1 0 11 · ;::'" for edthel.l' I ptcked up 200 ;:rd:e a 1 defen5tve !me w1ll be in a liltle ' 1 1 I 20 122 1 1 1St favonte to make Mlssoun tts ble and scored all three steeler b€tter shape. D€fensive tackle THL"RSDAY'S GAl 391. 39t Toledo I 3 0 47 1 3 0 3.1 ========· ; ;;; _ . . e els un ay. touchdowns. J1m Parker saw some act 'ton MES. 1\ 1'1 11 r Colher can simply recall the I Th 1 Lucasville Porls. West 1 · ' lr • 1 Sleelers· 23-7 victory over Ill<? e muscular fullback set a last Sunday agamst the New Ha!man Trace at Norlh G II Kent St. 0 3 1 26 B -. club record and was on! 37 · y kG' ' a'" OllfO CONFERENCE rowns here a little over two d Y ~ ' or Jants and de appears Chauncey at Kyger Creek weeks ago yar s short of the National ~ ready lor full time duty atler r FRlDI\ Y'S GAMF'S· WIU'berg 6 0 0 199 The score IS · nu md'tcalton . of 1I Jim Football League record held by recovermg fro k · <:: lh · Musk 'um 5 1 0 106 Blo Cl m a nee tnJury .. ou west.rn at Eastern C 1 4 1 0 !45 . wn.. arence Peak• al· Parker also won't have any IGlouster at Rae me how badly Pittsburgh trounced aptla 4 0 Your Dependable the Browns. The Steel~rs, led :~e c1~~p~d m ~ith 100 ~·ard_s as 1trouble gettmg t~ Steelers up 1Belpre at Rutland ~~:~~r:1. llti Dealer For by aging ,John Henry Johnson I ee ers played their fmest lfor the game. Smce having Wohama at Spencer 2 D 58 · d the Browns' defense. game of the. year · l'he1r · fmest moment agamst the Pt Pleasant - Open 2 3 0 56 rappe IML.Unmn Iapart for a total of 477 yard•. Skonch, Browns defen- Browns. the Pltlsblll'gh club has •Gathpolis at Pomerov Akron 2 :1 o 39 AND And 354 yards were on the Sl e coach,. surprased no one l been a dud. . Logan at Athens . IOberlm 2 o 39 1 Iground as the Steelers played ~hen he satd t~ Browns plan The Steelers bowed to the I Middleport at Jackson Demson 2 0 28 Phono WY·l·l o a ball control game thai gave chauge Ihm tacltcs lhlS Minnesota Vikings and the Phti· 1Wellston at Nelsnnvtlle I H•id 'berg 1 3 0 fool 1 55 very little time to reh' , adelphta Eagles and are now 1 Coal Grove at Ironton St Joe Hiram 1 3 0 44 --____ . t m~~~o you 11 see a change a-4 for Ule season. ___ Wooster 1 3 0 3;) 1 J tn Btti.tude There seemed to be A loss to the Browns Will just ~ R Manetta 1 3 0 21 a fee!Jng the last time that we about end the Steelers' few re- 1 utland Youngster 0 . We:s an 0 2 0 11 had the Steelero beat without mainmg title hopes. I Gridder• End Plav Kenton 0 3 0 32 . • · ••,:n plsylng them. ''';'"'" The Browns will go into the 1 Rutland's 7 • 8th grade!Pam MID-OHIO Now that we know ho~ ' good game wath a 5-1 -l- mark and a I ended its .season Monday wtth I <Final/ ~hey can be there l'el'tamly good chance to put another vic· <:1 13-0 wm over Wahama and I Ashl<md 3 0 0 66 Isn't any reason fot cornplac- tory away before headmg into <:~n undefeated season with sev- ' Bluffton 2 1 0 ti5 I ency ·" . the last SlX games of the sea- en vJdortes Dehance l 2 0 48 ~redtd Ball Control son durmg whtch they face Elberl Wil!Jams scored one l Wllm' ton o 3 0 15 _SkorJch also predicted that Green Bay, Detroit, the New of Rutland's touchdowns on 8 I BIG TEN Coach Buddy Park- York Giants, St. Louts, Wash- 30 yard pa."s from Rocky Wil- , Ohlo State 3 o o il er will try to control the foot- ington and Philadeplua. 1iams and the othf'r wao:. tallied : Purdue 3 0 0 68 1 by Huddy Shopert on a five Jlhnots 2 1 0 31 11 1 0~irhRac•·~ ~I : ~ :~75 150~~~ ga~~!s ~·~:t;~ :~e~:~~u~ pia: ~;~th R~::~•aA~~%~h oel a '" ond Mike Hamson are !ted Jor i~~Y0~~on ~~ ~allia ~·I 7 0 0 224 22 3 3 0 112 102 : CenIra I St !~ Bosto~gu~uffaloe~ ~~: ~ Gal~ Bn~ge. l to ('hawK'£'~ ._, , I~ TEA~! Te~ Virgirua~p Georg~m;o~v~~ 2No~~~ ~~~~~~~s ~ o~er ;u~~~gthtrhl~·:~..~~~:n~:c:~<ii~~; Thwill 46 27 1 0 ·: p anther R""erve!! T,.am Uef ..at Kyger Creek ownn~~. .1 ~ 44~ a~d 54 BO Ky~ ~as vi~ jiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.i;;;ii~.;;;.:~:~iiiiiir.. 4.9 90 H6 1 53 61 comm~nding The Pomeroy 7 . Bth Cooch Bud Bickel's reserve grad. football squB d d h 1 NS dr>fe t d R · · · os lu e .acme m a ger Creek 12-0 .Mondev evening · oHor Htgh gnd gam• at Ra· to gove the Pomeroy. Panthers c-tne lhls week Baby Panther an undefeated 3-0 season touchdnwn~ wt>re scorr>d by , The first touchdown . Dannv. Cas., Kenny English. · a three yard carry bcame Andon J1m Cro.w and M1ke Sttll , Porn· Portee the other teroy w11l host Wahilma here a pass from Quarterback Don his Thursday. Swt' sher lo Boll Moore. READY-MIXED I 1 CONCRETE 93 57 68 88 40 SAVES 106 ' • TIME SAVES MONEY For Hom• lmprov•m•nh 21 49 Or Special L•nd•c•ping 47 77 . WE FURNISH . • ~ r eTOP 12 I 41 I 32 SOIL e FILL DIRT ~ ~ ~! ;~ ; )'"rd run. ; This werk's Ohio college foo& W1sc'in 1 2 0 41 77 1 By United Press International night, Phtladelphia dumped St. ball schedule: Mmne'ta 1 2 0 33 511 The San Francisco Warriors Loms, 100-81 , and Boston flat- I Saturday 1 2 0 54 50 1:vltch. St. have let the rest of the National tened New York 131-105 before ' Ohio State at Iowa lndmna l 3 0 69 7? I Basketball Association get a 12,975 fans m a Madison Square Dayton at Ohto Universily 1N'west. 1 3 u 44 7S I head start, but the ·Wamors I Garden doubleheader. , Ceo . Wash1ngton at Cmcmnah Istill 1X<:tvJer at Villanova could be the team to beat. I . Wayne State at Case Tech I . Tuesday mght they dumped 1. Big N6te Thurmond hn~ filled Howling Green at '1iami John Carroll at Thll'l tough Baltimore, 101-90, on a m well for ChambPrlam HI." Toledo at Kent State Western Rf'"erve neutral court at Oakland, Calif. meshed 28. grabbed 37 rebounds I West :\1ichtg.an at Marshall at Eastern Michigan !or their fLrst wm after four and held Walt Bellamy of the IF'indlay at St Joseph (I d ) Saturday Night los~. But . that record was 1Bullets lo 10 pomts. 1 Central St. al. Lincoln (~1~. ) Northwood (M!ch) at Ashland c~mptled Wlth~ut ~he leagu~'s At New York. neither Phila· : Ohio Wesley om at Wittenberg at Wilmington Now you can have that new kitchen Hotpoint c~s­ h1gh scorer, Walt Chemberlam, delphia nor st Loms could fmd Hlrilm at Wooster tom bllllt·ms for any home EAS~ l'ERMS. ~h~ has been .on ~e Injured the bucket through two drab Heidelberg at Otterbem ~1st. C.hamberlam Will be back quarters But then Larry Cos- Mt Union at K~yon ln acho~ from ~ere. on out af- tello of the 76ers gut a hot hand Baldwin-Wallace at Akron Phone WY 2-2635 1ter gettmg medtcatton for his in the third penod and hit etght Mamtta a1 Capital ----...,......,..__....,.....,M.,i"'d"'d_l_e;,p..,o"'rt~,~O~h~i~o;.,~l~ s_!tomach pams. straight points to lead his tram Ferns (Micit 1 at Ohio North _ _ ·- - I~ other NBA action Tuesday to 8 31-14 bulge The 76-ers Wajnesburg tPa \ coasted in from there. at Muskmgum 1 . . . .Johns Hopkins at Oberlin .Bob_ PettJt h11 28 wh1le Conme Defiam.:e at Georgetown (Ky.) D1erk1~g and Costello hAd 18 for IDemson at Carnegie Tech ~he wmners. Lucaous .Jackson, Youngstown at Central M' h JUSt ba~k from lh~ Olympics, I Bluffton at Manchester (I~~.) looked like money 1n the bank ..:::.-=:==--.:.:::.'-. as he made his debut and htt 10 · points. Boston always turns up someand body at carry the sconng load . and last night it was Sam I Jones's tum. He htt 27 points in 1 the first half and settled for 30 for the contest. Jones hit seven : of his first eight shots as Bo.q.. ton moved out to a 2~ lead New York closedt o 38·29 but GREAT EATIN' then ran out of gas. Wlllis Reed led the Knicks ' WHEN IT'S with 20 points. eSAND eGRAVEL 1 WE DO IT FOR LESS! Ingels Furniture SERVING Goeglein Ready-Mix Co~ Phone WY 2-3284 Page • BEST PRICE EAT and POTATOES? 1 ____ 12 LB. Automatic WASHER SMOKED SAUSAGE SWEET POTATOES I i -SERVICE- ftrl.~ ~l!llled ')'(lU'~ FARMS RADIO SAUSAGE & T.V. We Repair All Makoo & Modtla J!l"'. CLELAND'S T.V. WY 2·2255 601 I. MaJn St. .. . .. ~. ~ ~ -~ ~ •. ·t" -:.',· St. Middleport DOES IT AGAIN! '=....,.... io~.;,~mllti"paoththy ~ Haurb I'GIIr ,...alar - I Otherwise the Jackets gen- IBarry MiUer have been ftgurand end 2e1:t 081 Joo'JIthe SEOAL grid season. could all way , ther era!ly hale and hearty U· mg more strongly in Osborn 's resto ol tbe JeaiOII wttla .. Ja. V<IUit from a tie for SiXth to denJy loom DOW 8 . to Icept nunor problei'IU 88 thq yardage ideas the past two jur\el. liflh place wlth wms over the High and today for !he last hea· weeks. Hacrtscn, a strong passLarge crowda lll'e fXIIII'Ied Jnrkson Prtday night !here and Jackson. g I vy dnlts before . laking bus to er partly becatt>< of his unobfor both <:Ollleeta, eldclo- .,... on Nov . . Jackson like slee in . , Jackson lale Friday afternoon. structed view o1 his downlteld rescheduled lor Tllui'oday 41]11 8 8 ' P g. 1!1· Working at right er.d In patterns, ta a threat at all !ol.. bees of the The pre . season power- but . Fr= Blake'• offensive posiUon Tue,. times. Action in the Southern Valley night. Two of four !Cheduled M..::;; Friday no longei -: Jackson, is m hard .this eek pork ll ;or day were 140 lb. Sophomore Middleport's defensive crew Athletic Conference moves inb games will be played in Gallla The three oilier nfl hplac• with a :1-3 record.' borne's .. :tmr: Hood and Freshman Mark is expected to take the fteld as the final two weeks Thursday County. SVAC 1ean11 play Friday qjght, Nelsonvllle, nobody 's davorile l One bnght nol.e of_ the way at Gal- l In the Tbursdsay tilts, Coach Pat Soutb!e. in September is true to form Jacket camp this week. contest K : as, Larry Vance I fandinqs Jim White's unbeaten Kyger I tern Higtdanden will try 141 in Stxth place wtth a H loop re· Jumor End John Blake, who Jack;on's beavy artillery all b hat ends, Bill COLUMBUS <UPI) _ Ohio Creek Bobcats face Ihetr tough- play !he role of spoilers, """" cord. exactly like the Jackets' suffer.,j a dtSlocaled wnSI tn sea•on has been Mel "Butch" A hty, ol acu< m and Dave "Now let's get to the play that coll•ge football recores lnclud· est oppooent of the 11164 cambattle Eatlern .·. 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Harry Gutltrie is the baby's godmolller. white color of the R<pobUcan Allred were recent visilors l ~iiiio;iiii...;i;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• · Mr. and Mrs. Earl Humph- Miss Palsy Price and friend , with • $10.00 PURCHASE Now thru Sat.. Octobe. 31, 1964 ON[ COIJPON I lr~==lw=ollld=·=..=lo... ===·=·=======~ 7ldJ eonlralt Before 18 Olllo volin • JNFA!n' DIES II st:uder•ts at Ohio State Universl. ~.~~,"it~~ ~~~"' · " fllelr GOBBLIN' GOOD SPECIALS Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson Socond&Mlll P'ON S AS YOU WISH ON THIS SASIS. I!;· Portland tertained Tuesday evening in llservan:ce of the second birtlh-1 of their son, Brian. Brian had opened his many ic€ cream and cake were SefvE>dl Mr. and Mrs. William McKelvey and Marvin, Mr. Mrs. Thereon Johnson, Mr. Mrs. Fred Philson, Mrs. Hel,ene I Johnson , and Mr. end Mrs. Ben Philson. Corn or ONf COUI'OI'o' lltOHMED WITH lACH ~20. 00 PURCHA.SE YOU MAY REDEfM AS MANY COU· EVANS Now 1 wonder what answer he'll give some day , When the Good Shepherd him why By Mro. Lyle Bladersoa locked the door in their FARM WOMEN one day The Olive Farm Womaflis left them to wander held ill October meeting die. recenlly at the home of Mro. Ina Massar. During the bus!· Can he say, "AIIho the road be nesa session, conducted by the rough and steep, president, Mrs. Pa~ I'll go to the desert to find my annual dues were paid sheep;" the following officers el~ Or wiD he say, '' No, Master, for the coming year. Prestdent I failed Vivian Humphrey; viceThere wa's more that I president, Mrs. Mamie Buck· have done, ley; secretary, Mrs. Lillian And now I'll never, Pickens, and treasurer, Mrs. know, Margaret Browo. Mrs. Ara How many I could have won." was appointed as head By Mrs. Arley M. West, of the flower and card ~mmlt.. Portland Ohio tee. The program top1c was "Halloween" with readings and - - - - - - - - - poems by the members. Refreshments were served to the above named and to Mro. Ella Osborne. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Buckley. GIRL SCOUTS RE-ELECT with • $20.00 PURCHASE Now thru Sat .• October 31, 1964 AT ANY Reedsville Society Noles r---===---.1 Society Notes Swift's Premium-U.S. Gov't.lnspected • sUII made tile parly allllllb Ill _. w • • 6 303 cans 1.00 lb. 59c 3 lb. $1.09 SPANISH FRESH, CALA STYLE ONIONS PORK ROAST J lb. bag 19c lb• . 19c �I ¢' II WANT AD INFORMATION 2 SIGNS 1)&/UII..ll\'l!.ifl ,,. , ... Ill " ""r1H 0.• f\ ..t ... , f"IT• ·' ..,. ~!)11 ~ · IW' .... , .... .\ ,' AN• '-1 I ._ I IV ..... < ' r ill~ v,, -.1 I)~· ~· · ·· .... ,., ..... ..... .. "' ..-&.... ... ~. ""'~'" ~ 1.. ...... . ··11··~·· ..," 'tn l "" "rr • •. ~... . ..... ~"1 ,, .. , , , •• ,., ''' ,,-,,~ HI~ oi'UrO ,,,,... • "hHJP .. ,, . .,... ...,,.. '" .. ~to ~ ·.~ >' 1..~ ' "' """'"" ll.:if ll M. 1r~ ""- '"'llrwna 10 !i4: J.l~ edt I I ano Ulll l I'U r' l AI.~ A i{l;;.o..;L JI ,J Pfl.llrJlJI ' I I'o<"l 'k ... N"'l A.f' £art -...... l'lambml .... UoatiD& IIIID<rnllle, llldo EDd _.our sewer u-oublr.:. We have aD tbel I PHONE WY 2-2156 1 '-----------' 1 <r' ::Ill Set"unt! S1 10 28 tic Sewer M.acbtnes Reasonable Ra~n C.U Wl' t.a7t Day 1» NIJI!t - -- - -·- w Top Value Stamps z. Shop Kroger for "Trick or Treat" Halloween Candy Full Butt Half . :~ ~· 49c ..... r.,...... ___ _,_,_ Whole Smoked Ham . . . . . 4Sc I •I \I 1, @) S~LE : STATIO N BLAEnNAR'S PUBLIC -5 room-;:-of I ,)_' JOJck w. C.:.rsey J"H ,\J I. E R lnts tor rent. c1ose l furmture Time 10 00 A M WY 'l·2143 Pom•rn :~~·.\·J> to L1unrlr \ rnat and school s d 1\e Sa tuJd<:~y October 31 '"'="=========~ ~ l '• ·. Mgr. WY 2' 9932 Valley Lumbel & Supfll )' ('oml.~f'ati on , 1 mr,le above che~ ' !O·Hic I. Rt 7 L k I &. 0 . McCOY, AU!.'TIONEER Pony, M!dd:eport. r'\tltJI\1tiB/t .Ji: Jns,Jr<:~ rl<"e ~>t-en I ~JJre on · · oo or au~ster, Ohio. 3 23 tfc C'illlr f'IIP(i '' 1 osl \'\!l lf opPrl::l 1 H"f>'F' ~n;:: rr.ur rn ,., 1 rurn ""hesa le sign . tur !' I.J<"ense " Call WY 2 l~ et.1 and llnfUf"!_llSI1 ed apartFurnitpre &1M! ( mt>nts WY l.,.~4S4 L2 6 ttc (1) Good hrdroom suite. anAuto Sales - - - - - -- _ _ _ _ 1 __ _ ·_ tique rocking chair, ckthes Wanted To Buy MidrliPpnrt A.p<rrtmf'nt. 5 rooms press, 3 stand tables, walnut 1953 FORD, 6 cyl., 2 door, l · --·-__ ___ bath ::md has" mf'nt. on ground <:offee t(]b]e, gun ra ck. good cbeijp. Call WY Z-2310 flnnr Nrwly dr('oratrd, hhard upr,·g ht lreez"r, kll"hen cabJ.r ;{ ;_t;: \\' \\ TI ·:IJ Ht gb gra dr ' ' 10 Tl 6tc wood floor s auturn:Jtrc eat ine t. :vJaytag wa shing machCn ll \V\' 2 :wHJ. 10 10 Uc ine, 2 antiq ue lamps_ corner lro===....,==-----. 1 '' """ hard und " '' ' ma ple. -63 Rambler • $1,795 I - - Sugar shelf, an tinue dresser,. picnic n·d an d wlritl:' oak and ash 1h !1uplf'lt , 3 brdrooms ·1 1. "!.! hii V'"'r Will bP at Mi'lson Hun arr:1 Ponwn Phone tabl e, antique oil lamp, irons, "770" VB 4 dr. Low mileage. I I lots I d ' 1 2 1 Very clean inside and out. 0 Furrl l ttn e Corp., Pt. Plea s · WY 2-3£ 13 10 2 Uc IS ItS, vases, re :~nr \\'. \. 1 • T 1 1 1 ,~fh·; ·; il l!' I _ _ __ _ cream cases . Several rn <!at J tfi $2 477 11 63 Fl"id ,1 _\'s, e ·m a. m . to 4 :w M llllF~ H N 4 room and bath platters, 2 window show ; e re • VB Olds. Bucket seats. 4 sp. M d : ~ ( 1 furrlt:: twd a r a rtrnenl 1 cases. m. 1 10 11 1 I trans. Tops in look s. perp _____ 1 di<'irort WY 2-3874. Tools i 1 formance , and condition . SuHelp 'Wanted , 9 11 tfc All kind s of garage tools, conper·rharged engine. sists of tires, battery charger, III C!t SC HOOL gr;Hhi :J ' ·· m·;11 !'tl! IH fiJmn fu rnish<>d _ apart- ~ windshield wipers, paint s, au. I appt •:w:l tl{'f:'. p!e.;J -.: 1ng fl{'l ... n rrwn t Phone WY 2-31i5B to polish , new gloves, car alrt~ · . '1ust h{' in lt>n ·,- ~·:1 rn II 24 tfc cleaner. Lots of Motor 011, i Pomeroy, Ohio ! !f. I ;111 lH•ur. If: ll uur \H'I' k. li+'- --1.N -1- - od fan bell s. lois of items t o o ' " - - - - - - - - - - - ' . . , Vtlf( H <. • m ern house. plY 1n 111111 hm1rlwrilmg tn : h y numerous to.. mention. . 1950 PONTIAC 4 door, · radio Ti rr. n AJI .Y St;NTJNEL ROJX ~ ~ ~ r nnm!l. 3 nd ~a t . IIUI I~S· N · town k11\'llt>n t1 le floor loot responsJble tor aD}' acctand heater, automatic. ln 111 28 I ("I1 (';!It'd AI l:~ti 'wncoln -rd Call fiHH A dents. good shape, $150. s~ on 1\ETIBI·:n f',l tqile 1,1 liv e in 1 W't 'l-:{1110 h 29 tfc Owner: George Colema~. week ends at trailer behind h nu ~ ~· !\•'lit ;m rl U\1 · 1111 -s rr 1·1 · I O. E_. French and .J. A. J<r·ench Post Office, Mason, W. Va . . .II ,cl 'o\1'·'1. p:l\ !111.' 1"11 [ 0 ,I FOt Sa1e Auet1oneer.s 10 •• W ' lil ~] . . ~ 3'• !,\; · k . r· 1 · · Lunch w1U be served on the tct l' c<lrc o ;H·t 1rtl1C' palient. USFO P IANOS , 2 E t . d 1953 FORD station wagon. See Call WY 2-i'JH\ .,r W'l 2-!.R:lR • . .. . ) x ra m r.e groun . r t"•·om1ttlontd p1anos. !I ) for 10 28 Ite or call Fred George, Rutland, 10 ? • • · u!l Jlt !!1~5 00 . free deltVI'r\'. Ca ll i' - - - - - - -- -10 27 3to Ohio. BABY SI1~tE B ro livP in. '\1irl- 1 Hrrrl:md Furni ture, SH 2-4fll l. _>;rNGER Sewmr machines, 1.963 oorx;r StatiJn wagon. , dlf' :11~e·d Ja:ty pr• ·ll'r r··cL lO 27 6tp oew , $59 so up. ~veraJ used Good crmui!ion, $1895.00. Call C.:1ll WY 2-2ii8 1. 10 27 :lie - macbmes at bargain prices. WY 2-2418. 10 22 tfc -Jo~ll EF: I.OAN of our efficiant The r·abrtc Shop. ' inger Sales \\'.'.... N'I r.· ll \1tdd lf'CJrf'd prr~11 11 Ct rpel ShRmpoorrs with :\1u'> l f,p abk lf1 !In· m In JI LIITh;l~- 1d Hluc Lus tre and Service, Pomeroy . Ohio. 1954 BUICK "enlury. Excellent running condilion. Priced QUit" (' ~Jiuo l !ok l. \ 1JLi d 1J·:Ji tr : Sh.rm poo. Baker Furniture, WY 2-2284. t 21 Uc right. Hacketl'o Sohio Serv· 11).2)·7 lcl M1dd leport. 10 27 6Lc - - - - - - - - - - - lee. 1r 22 tfc -,---. .. Real Estate For Sale LOOKING I= O R SE:CURE f<:LElTIWLUX swreper. Uses ·- --- - ··-1957 ENG' '•1{ FORL Hillman, JOO? Jl<i per ~ 'gs, com~ le te with FOR SALE OR RENT:-House, Good condition. 4 dr. Com· Tt-atn f o• t. 'I 1-.1 ' " " ""~~~ ....... . al1.1chn.t'n 1s. Balance due, 4 8 rooms and b;ath. Route 143, pac~ $275 00, WY 2·2418. SN OUI .. P~'y nwnt s or $7 ffi@ lh ly. Ph . Bald Run Ruad. Call WY 10 22 tfc flcatton. ~en h-e ~;~'''h"~ll I WY :l-2:!U4 after 6 p. m. 3722, 10 28 tfc ed uaa. -- -10 23 5\c Rambler HOUSE FOR SALE: Gravel WID'ld 8-ard ol C!ompad WHY PUMP your slu gisr sepHill, Middleport, 7Tl BroadInsurance EscelleDce l.rc t .:~ nk "! Get K!ca n-Em-All way St., across from swimBig car room, ride 111111 I*' JUH.NSON, Slrn~s,;n lilsu r--t "I''P I St>ptt c Tank C1ea ner. Land ming pool. 6 rooms and bath, formaDCO. Small car eCOIIOIDJ Agency, ln AU fo rms of In 3 bedrooms, full ba.<~ement, mark Farm Bureau. Po mand ......cerabDIIJ suran~. Jim Johnson anrt eroy. ' 9 29 30tc gas furnace, showP.r, lavatory • Soe Bud S~~~t~pson. Agents. and commode in basement, Meiropol1taa Moll!n USED workpants, shirts, covb k li 1 tic era lis. and jackets. Carl Chevgarage, lac top driv&way. E. Mala 8lreet, Pomeny Lol 50' x 150'. New pemt, alier, Long Bottom, Ohiu. house and roof, $9,500 _00 _ Wl' t.a11 For Sale or Rent 4 Z3 tic 10 15 _ JOtp Small down payment. Marvin HOL"S E for sale or n•nl . (;Por· --------·-gc Wolf, Chf's ter, o~·io. TWO rrgi s l(·.red male Beag~ Swan, WY 2-3348. 1964 SIMCA 4 door aedan. new lrt 211 :ltp d ogs. Plume \VY 2·6257 . 10 28 4tp white walls, snow heads, •I I _ • _ 1 - _ __ _ -- 1 Blaettnars I' 1 ' - -- 1 ·- lr;<~,, ,,, ~ -- z. ·I H~' ' l'ully~ a.mi-lenel"' • Full Shank Half n. - - - - - - -- fnstructions u fully equipped. Phone WY 26147 &Iter 6 p. m. 10 19 121 - - 10 26 6tp SEVEN ROOM brick home In RABCIT DOGS. Richard Spen· P·.meray, two bathrooms, 4 - 5_ CIVIL 5ERvu:.E -·fEsTst cer, Phone Chester 9n;,.2431. }0 2J 6tp Me" ..-omen. 111 ·;):1 Stm11 '11,(1! .. - - - - - - - -- -- f l02.flfl a Watk Pr~par,.tnr" ''""ln•oe 1..... 1 PF:RFECT'ION Oil heater wiU. u "'' 1 ~ PP "'"' ' 1"h"""""i" 11 o:~pen E.~p.,r! H>r-r •u•usll, d d f'l . D ••r~ fftF:.~ l n fnrTn~l!on !Ill jMU rum s an I lings. aylo. SB IUI""' " "•·m.-n•• \AI~" ' r·oTo •• '" f']<>ctric sca les 30 lb capacJ1 vln8 ~am e ll<ll'lr• ·s~ .,,<1 pho n-- 1 ' · r.tnffl!n St:'...,Cf 81"1~ 4!111 fhr II ) ' 10 ft. m ~at case 1955 Dally q.,nllnfel ' u,...,.,..... I bedrooms, garage, basement. 1-- •'"0Tt.CE oFA.;-PLJCATJON 3 fintshed rooms in &ttlC. Pubh~ notice ifl hl'reb' l"iV~ t.hat Large 'oL Out of high t . .Ja)' H.llll . Jr. hu fill!d with the . WB er.. PuhUc UW!U1!1 CommiuloD of Ohio : Central heating lnquire an appl!c.11Uon fnr a eertlllcalf of Charles W>' ldermuth WY ,. public convenLtml:e and uereulty to I &r operate 011 call of the public oVI!r 2205 or WY 2-6116. 9-26-Uc lrregul!lt rouln to tranepon eoal, aand, ilriVI"l. Ume. limutone, lumbu. wood l:hfPI, and · ·nmmodlflel ll'l dump vdUele1, from and to MeiJII and Gallla Counuea, Ohio, u•lna th followlnr l!<lulpment: 14 truck•. Interested parties m Hy obtaiD lur- I ther Information by atldreulnl th• 1 Public Utilitl .. ll Commfuion ot Ohio. ' Columoua, Oh,lo, I Ll. vestock .. _ _ ' yrnr fJ lrl H~>reFOR 0·~ AI, r·~- ·• ford bull. Ph o n~ wr i.j ~O:J 4 . I lO 28 Jtp 1\ll'rru ry, body and chassis Jl'OR SALE-Middleport's tallless mn!ur and transmi ssron, est buildiog, located 352 N cumplete course in radio and Second Street. Middleport televis ion with all equipment. Priced for quick .ale 1nC!-~<fr]es Larkins, Long Bot. Ill H QUire at 0 o otel. t0ftl . Ohio . 10 7 tfc lCI 1, tfl" Jr. o. Hall. 1 Jl)l I .1 ~ • . ! · 10 201. Cubo Sloolco ~ .., TO CONGRESS :~·Q!j ~:·t~.OV. 3rd ' . K. Whittaker, E. ' :., ,-, ~ L. McClelland, Co;Chalrmen __ _ . ~ -~ · · - -· ·· .. ... . .. .. .............. ~ Dr IOOIXTRA ..... r., •..,...._ Kilt ZJ ! .._ Cubo Sluka $ 219 __ plut 101 atra Top V•lue ,_ r., ~.._ .... ..,.... tiXTitA ....,.... IDd gq-. Ita..,. wllh l4l Anchor Hocking r.,v.... .._ Stolcoly Groda A Fruit Cocktail. •• 3 ~~.!"" $1 ComblnaHon Sugortd, •• d. 19c Donuts Clnumon, Platn Fresh Eggs----- 3 ... 87c 'IYilb ~ aad PUr· chaee l1 1(1 lb. 01' larger Cookware r• oklllot .. $3.1t Nuca pen . . $1.19 11'/z .. NUCa pM . . $2.!1 2Y2 qt. MUCIII pill . . $3.4f m.. Sat , al Twiio f'ak - Boo,.. _ 1 ... 1]><, ... ,.,... Top Yalw ...... with aoupoo ADd pur, . .... ~lilt. . . . . . l!:x. Sat., Oct. Sl, :.1 Oct. 3t, 1964 tldllot $4.19 Grip-lock hondlo ••. $1,., F,... Top V.I.- St.,_.. Lodl.. - "'· Sat., Oct. 31, 11164 A-1 Toilet We Reserve The Rlebt To TISSUE 4 St .00 ~man Copyright, The Krog... Co. l9&l. and Kroger Ineligible To WiD packs Ice <;t~~..'{J,4~~~t19c Conf•ctlonary or or Dorll - . I! I lit. $1 Sugar Light ----,-----.. lt.ilkioo Employee~ lnunedlate FamJIIes ol 4 roll Coun1rt Cilob Umi.t Quantlti@il. In Gilt Binllo Garno. ~ ~· $1.89 Tomato JuiceK~ 4 . . ... . . K,_.. 46 ..:; $1 Salad Dressing -- JVashday · · . Detergent ' ·- Spic & SpalL_ •• _4 ~~.; $1 Hershey Coeoa __ •:,; 29c Old Vll'1flnlo Apple Butter. _. 4 ~~·· $1 Crest-----------~.!... 43c ..... Int san tcff o ee ---·-·--·-· jar 69c ~llthl ' 39c Cr----H:H:a~l~lo-w-ee-n~C~an=d~y:"==~;=~;;;;;;;;;~ \. gt. Dtl Monlt Chunk M&M's Plain ...-............ 6 pak 29c M&M's Peanuts-··-..... 6 pak 29c Fruit Chewiea _ _ 6 pak 27c Tuna Fish .. _.-_ 3":..~ 89c Wafer Bars-··-- 6 pak 27c . . . . .. . . . Whitt. Plnlo, Novy, loby a - , .,.,,.. Ntrthem, uark l'.idMJ ... .,. l4l IXTRA Frere Tep Yalu. ltarnpit with COQPOD and purhale ot or more n.oo "Gold c....-· Hallowean Candy Jtx. Sit. , Od:. 31 . l9M Hi-C Drinks •••• 3 ~..':'" $1 Prell ---·------- ~ 64c Kroger SKIM MILK Watcll tMt walstiiHI With kNttr Skim Mlllr yeu 1111t lfeat..ml• Jndn•q and 'fit•llty lloolf, y.t only 9t •lorloo per IIIH plnll cana Red Kant Syrup Rod Karo Synop Hoha ..... K....... '· .......... lufOr • • • ....... taU Moriho Whllt Com Meol H ,_ .,. ... •••lat r, Mllafllll ' _, ,, ... 0 I J P:/ I I frem wHtl " - • wo .wUI ..,.... I or '""'"' .;~....,. ' f .... ..... , p'. • ..... f'IJ ~+- --· ····· ·r - - . --···--·· ·"' '"" "-·--· · 14 . . -. . . .......................... 5 tiL AI Sll~ .. .. . .. . . . . . .. . . • . . .. . lfe ........... No. 3U Clftl t ,_ tic Kadu Detwgant PawcMr . . .. .. . . . . . . . •• .. . . . . . .. . .. . 21 a 17! Kondu Liquid 8 -. , . Kondu liNCh . .. ,. ... ,. ,. ,. ,. , .... , • .. Y, fOI, Jlc Krll'r Coni Plair• . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . .. .. . • .. • .. • •.. .. 11 a !lt Annour Pottwd Meat .. . - -....... . .................. I - . lk · K....., All Purpo• ·on ..... ............ .......... ... .... ,. -. 2k ~-dolo Coltup ..... .......... ... ................. I lor'"" Dolt,.... ..... ................,. .. , ,, .. 4!)c GUARANTEE I . . . .. . . . .. .. ... ,. ,. ...-..- y, •• •.. . .. . .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. I tiL 47o .................. .. .... It ... p.i$ .... ........................ 25 tiL"-" ... .. .... ................... . 5 .. . . Avandale Peacn Hal vet ancl Jonathan Apples rl lro ................................ Cevrrltl•• " ~·:," .. ................... Ul • ..... ........... ....... -... :It a. llCI Slo·Fio Liquid Slarch .... , .. , .. .. ... • • .. • • Yl ..I. ltc ......... ....... . ... ..... 3 lb. 11c CriHO . . ... .. .. .......... .............. I tiL Ito K,.... Krot•r Instant Drv Milk .. . . . . . .. .. . .. . .. . .. • • • • ... • • 14_ qt. . . Navy ••m . .. .. .. . . . . . .. . .. . . .. . .. .. .. • • . . . . 4 lb. 41c Pinta le•n• . . .. . .. .. . • .. .. .. .. . .. . . 4 U.. ol Grwen Gillllt PHS . .. . . . . . .. . .. . . • .. .. . . No. Jl3 lila ltl . ... ... ............ . 12 ...... 1Sc Kf"DDt•r Vee P•k Cam . ,. ............ ...... No. I l l - Ill Country Club Hominy Orange or Punc:h No. 300 TOW1llo .. ...... .... ... .. Sta-Pio Llqukl Starch Skim or Hi-Nu Milk ..~ 39c 10 Scott ~~Sc~ott~:~.:~;~·~'r~:~i:;:~·~~~~~..~..~~-~·~~~~~~~~-~.~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~... = --~~~ K,...r American Beauty I - o n d iU" ellMe ol '"". ~ Kroger 1 -. thlatlnl Ex . Sat., Oct. 11, 11M ...... r., V'aru. St•mps PORK&BEANS Variety Bean Coffee--· ( ~- T.. Yaluo . . . _ Clover Valley ltsst. SpotU1hl .' Colco with OOUIQI and pur-' haoe al I ]lt&. l l . - pkg. ..,,........' ,). ~ !:1:. Sot., Oct. Sl, 11M l4l IXTRA Knger Frutt Cocktail ~ 1lltll aod em"' Aololo ~ L..ywtr ~.......,. Ill• tl I lb. ~ flrozen Cube Stuikl lx, Sot, Ocl. 31, 1964 P... s39.9s ebout our Coupon 3M 2M Coupon f',aoned Picnics•.! $1.89 Bologna------ ... 39C Sewing Machine ._ • • • pkgs. • .. Wholt ean ' ~.root~ ...... Oolll,- Hygr1d ...s Piece Brother's Portable II o: '· I(,_ l!x. SOt.. Oot. 31 , IIIII Ham 3 nners I . ·. ,_ tiX'IIU. Ex. Sot., Oot. 31, 11164 . ,... orttii-IDd)IP" chase ot 1-10 ct. pkf ,,_. Cube Sta.lct C... Slicocl - . . J RE-·ELECT ' ·Ho.mer E• ·''»· • e"t.:e''. Ab eAe .. *- - - ond pur. chue of 1 lb. r:r tnor'e LET'S ELECT THE MAN WHO REPRESENTS YOU ,, • Tenderay Boneless Boston plus l4l - . Top Value Slampo witt! • ., , $1 ltor Sldnlooo Morton T.V. ( -- -- -······-- - ..... - Fresh Frozen CUBE STEAKS· In 1962 you elected Pete Abele 'o represent you. Pete has proven that ''HI$ DEEDS MATCH HIS WORDS." He has fon~rlghtly submiHed to you his philosoplar and voting record and you know where he stands. .· Pd. Pol. Adv. J. R MiddlePOrt, Oh\o Canned Ham !!· $2.39 . W1eners ••••. 11pic,.... 39c lb. YOU KNOW WHERE PETE . ~BELE STANDS ~.. lit. ·:" • Dub4Nflu• Dubuq.. I No Conlor Sllcoo Romovad) Moeller will support this type legislation and the li~eral democrat line as demonstrated by his ADA (Americans for Democratic Action) record 90% in favor of Liberal legislation. This same ADA supports recognition of Red China, trade witll Culta and elimination of prayer in public places. ." lit. Armour Iter (ll"llo 11. 35c) DON'T BE MISLEAD- CHECK THE RECORD ' • ullUl _T.,Volut- lcbrt'sw I • Vole to investigate Billy Sol Estes, Bobby Baker and Waller Jenkins • Vote to stop Democrat sponsored Big Spending • Vote to stop Democrat supported Foreign Aid to Communist Countries • Vote to:step. Democraf favored billions for Mass Transit, Urban Renewal and Public Housing Bills that are designed to attract t:1e Big City Vote. • Vote to stop Democraf support of Reapportionment Legislation ' lit. Country Ham .~: :··~ ~· 79c W• Va• Ham • ••· 69c 3 ..... $1 Pure Pork Sausage : Will Liberal Democrat Moeller Vote Against His Party and -- RADIATOR SERVICE rl • • • Who's Going To Represent You? 1954 FORD :-. • 14-16 •••., 1 14 1 :::.=======·--·---,1 '' And 10 weeks old pigs , (t) Hamps hire ' • II< SOW. (I ) :vJetal Lost and Found , 1:\ 1:'\i\ IWD 3 ronm apartment hog fpedt"r .Jrwk W arn~ ley • H..EA __ T_IN_G_,-P.,.Io_m_b_l_ ng-,-M-=-o-e-:0-er U1il1t1•·, p;ml 212 S 5th AveMiCdleport, Houle 1, Ohio. Fnrnace&. Aroold Brotben. I OST -- :\1an's hillf.dd 1\.'lili Ill.• ' '11d t!l!' pt;l"l. 10 23 3tp SIB Easr Mam Street. Pom10 2R lfc d1r \'" r's lict>tl !'r ;Jr•d IIlli'"''· : - - - -- - - - - eroy, Pboae W~ ~. <Jilt p: qw rs Pi1':1-.: t· m ; ,l " HARDEN'S MAHKET in Syra7 lO Uo Andre'' N \'W~nnw. \11 1h~'r- 1 . Fl r:\l- '1 1 !• 1 r ,,.,l~l IJ ,, u:..;e, cuse with the Low, Low da le-.\\" \·;,_ .:rll d!lt•·r \ ·ri-· f, 111 ::·1 1 . • ; · 1 C,rn- · prices £lS Extra Special Pricer '-ion, ll:wine, t-:· ' ]'l• l'.n••\ I f's. T'hurday, Friday, and PHOTO Copymg Service. Cop1 j 11 ~ ..; ies made o1 legal papers. 111 17 llr I 10 ~(! ·nc 1 Sat urday. Sugar , 5 lbs. 52C'. blrtb records and almost any ' BHnanas, JOe a lb ., F'resh 1]1'l"'T ~'(II{ l{]o::--.JT. 16:\~ Linother dncumenls . Also lamin-lloiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioioi-iiiiiiiiii..,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'"l LOST : I l:ni.' ·s l···11h·r· l'~,.~.. ,, f'gg s, 3 doz. for $1.00. Pi ckle lk i~ hr :-. 1 rr:urns ctnrl l'•1ln ling in plastic, film to preCa ll \\'y ..!-:l:!58. Hcw unL lo<.~f lunc h meat, 49c lb. Weib:r111 PI J( tlle \\' Y -2-JSi~ after serve your valuable papers JU-24-:.ltc . JU·2Hfc nPrs, 2 lbs. 98c. Folger's cof5 p ill. Reuter insurance, Pomero)' fee, drip or r egular , 79c lb. 9 4 ttc Noticl!t I um l. illl'll ln l kiL;b1 ~ . 2 bed- Fresh crisp lel.tu ce, 2 heads, - - - -___ room IJ<t\l~t'. v.1t h hardwood .lUI.TIONI!:Ell 29r H~llow ee n Special, 10 llr lltr s lrilh ha'>lllll'lll . an d Sa •Ice Cempleto bars candy , 29c. A I'I'TIO'i evPrv Thurc:rl :1 v al 1.;:1~ lut"ll> CP KL11 11-IIl r-ahi ncls Cr1tr ~clfonl 10 28 3tc 7 p m .11 1111· .11:1 . . . 111WII1 \Lr1D l-. 1l r !11 II Drl\'l'W ;I\1 ;1 nd llll·e - - - -- - - - -- - -1\'rtte, .._. • Cootaet Sflfl. W Va . J() 27 :11p )' :1!'1 1 ('all Tr:1ry 1\ h:II Py. WY USED COAL Furnace, complete A. C. BRAJJfi'URD 2-:'Ju:)·l. tu 2:{ 101c with pipe, regi sters and conHA. \\'LEJ( ;H Produc t s fu r .<~;lit.~ RadDe, l*Je \Vy -:l -ti4l2. IU-~i-JtJtc M'Ain'\"11<:!\;T .i ronms and troi s. Priced to sell. Wy-2- l _: =======;;;i;;;·;;;U=ti;;;c, I 2490, G.E. Reuler . 10·24<itc II bi, Jh . nl' l\' ly rt.•dt.• ro r:lll'd Ca ll EXPERIENCED i \\'altl'r Crooks, \\' Y 2-:w:n. 1 Your landmark Sendee I 10 23 tic USED COAL Furnace. Complete Station h G1ving Awat A - -[ with pipes, registers, and Fl ' I\N . l.""'.:!r:n _cJparlni L'nt f 0 controls. Priced to sell. Wy~1'111 ~n Mtdd ll·p•H·t Ground 2-:l4!IO. J0-24-6 tc i R• ·s; -.;t ror for l tli~ .~nn rl ~• ·r ·n nfl krr•r, .J roo m ~ an ~.. t.:1th. 390 _ _ _ . ___ _ r·;rr 1' :tl' li lilll(> vo u dri\" P ill \Jo I H II'I"II:Iq' nPrP< ~;1rv. ru sl .'! 2nu \\' ~··e \11'.~ Hr1 w- HONDA 300 MotorcyelP for sale. P'rom the larji!est truck or ;n d Cl'Cii. :-10(, \V . ill<tin St., Contact. John Case, 104 Un t)UUdnzer radlator lO the Pom>!roy_ l·h. WY 2-5262. ion Av€nue, Pomeory. Ohio. HOME OF UNICO TIR ES 10 22 tfc J0-24-6tp sma11est beater core. SUPER SERVICE · (9! I Kroger's w w· ___ ----;::;-f''UHNISI.fl--::n ·1p.111 rrwnr Th 'i'P TF::'.H '0 nonr furnace, for sale. room~ ;md h;H!i !'111 .lit l"!l· 50.000 B T. U. 's. Husse/l 1r:n•,·t·. LH"clk.l 1711 1:· \1111Rou :;h, 5th St., Mason, W. J,. 11'." :\Vt'. l';t]l \\ \" 2-25/J Or Va . 10 28 3to ' Oak S River news pany . Repairing all makes. ·tomatic and standard transmissions Ele<tr>c welding . Pbono WY Ui73 . .Mi Vf'. For Sale For Rent """" l!:.c.• @ TRANSMISSION Salvage Com- ~ ~~~-=---=~==~=-~~~~~~7=~==~!!--------------&_M u__ o Ll~ ll -' M OPEN EVES 7:00 P.M. POMEROY , OHIO \.1 \O'ur<l "''" W<>nl I I' pom ""~.rOV Motor Co. ~"n" (.., n •.-- '""" •n ..•-r''""" ' '' '·"'" "' !l<t"r,nr Sl •d• 1U l6 ""''"''' 1(' d•vs •. lt L' ._I I 111A f\. .... ~ 4o ... fl II. ....... "" ,. .,. ;r ' .... . '"'" ~ ••• • ,, ........... .......... "'""'" "' .... ,.,.,. "'" ' '"' ..... ... ,.,\>"'"'"" '"""'"''""' .. .. ' ~··t '"" """' '"" '"' ,.,~ ' t .t ..,..,, ,.., ... o ro ~P'..., ..,, H0Sp1l• a1 NeWS ••m• Pomeroy Motor Co. QUALITY " """no1 e1 _., ·• Roy W Mathney, lit I Uver pool, W. Va., Leverette L Rouab , /It RUIIaDd St., Middleport, Mn· Harold F · Gardner ' Eo·---· H-ltal Rt. 1 Middleport, T1mothy R . ~ .,.,... "- J b red Pride!y, Ru"--' uaou, .1111... ame s Among tbose w 0 ente L H.aw Rt 2 Pomeroy Mrt Holzer hospital in the past U · hn ·bo, R I· hours were Clarence B. McCabe ~cha!i D~le~4. Wells:· Ill 810 Third Ave Diana Do". I • ·• •- Mr1 Lester R Dtckey Rt 1 th' Duke Rodney Molly Kay . ...~th ' otm' 0 y ' ' Ray, Mrs. ~ erine ~ son. W"l n 103 VanSickle Court I so ' nk Gardne ' l:ronton, Jerome s. Bardia, KenPt. Pleasant, Fra r .• va Va Mrs JeM')' Rt 2 Pt Pleasant James p • · ·• · ood · · • Ralph Greer Ra\lertsw , W, B0 ard Rt 1 Letart Va . Gl c' Hartley Do __ , Va:, en . • naYelt! • • _..:.__ ___ •_ wood W Va Mra Dale 1 1 L Jane Lucas up Marmet • · ., · · ucy Cwnberledge, Rt. 1 ravensa,. , Fran)l H. Johnaton. Secrel.u)' reenup . .· ., . 4· 10 a.m .; National up Marmet wood w. Vi:A . and Charl.ee T up Mar· • ' down Greenup 9.30 p.m ., Frank- • · 3S a .m.; Helen lin B down Greeuup lO·tO p m .. •· 01 nd w · Fuller, Rt. I Millwood, W, Va . . . . met 6 a .m .; eo er up mBirths Cyprus down Greenup 11 p.m .; reJd z·3S p m . 0 F Shearer Pa mela D. up Greenup 1:50 a . 1 . . f' · d· • .• ~ ' . Sol· Mrs. Thomas J, McNeal, Bid down Wm le1 3 - ~ p .m ., II daught« 6·49 p m Tues Gau~ readings: Gallipolis m .; Tibolt down Greenup 2:45 va down Winfield 11 :05 p.m.; we 1 • • • • • . ld 1. 35 day . Mrs. Ronald T . Smittle Dam 18 4 ll 9 running 1'h feet ' am · Christy down Greenup 5 ·· Y 1 · · " I · ·· · Thelroa Ann up m >e · Rt 1 Oak Hill 3 It p m on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.- OS a .m.; Charles K. up Green. W H Shaver Jr up Win· • son, : · d o~n field a .m., ; · a·.m .; Elgercliff ' · Tuesday Mrs · Ruy R· Casto, 85 . P L PI easant 24 .3·a . Hi n to n up 6 : to a.m .; R ose G. up . · 3 55 Beaver US FirSt St., Pt. Pleaaant, 1011, .91 stationary, Kanawha Falls Greenup 8:05 a .m .; Valvoline w· r ld 1 , 15 8 m , 2.75 falling, ClJarleston 17.89 down Meldahl 7:30 p .m. ; Bay· m >e infi. ld 4.4c," Z p .m . Tuesday . Mrs. James L. falling . London, Marmet and ou Lorraine down Meldahl 12:- down W e · a.m. Haggy, Rt. 2 Pomeroy, doughWinfield dams were on the sills. 05 a.m. : Carol !::$rent up MelJUDGMENT GRANl'ED ter, 1:43 p.m . Tuesday . Mrs Boat miWements: dahl 3:25 a .m .; Buckeye State PT. PLEASANT - The Mas- Ronald G. Ret<ler, 577 Sun Val Ohio River- Philip Spornlup Meldahl 5:30 a.m.; Aetna - on _County C~rcuit Court grant~ ley Dr ., son, 6:27 a.m. Tue.s-down 13, 6:20a .m .; C. V. Ham· Louisville up Meldahl 7:05 a . ed judgment m the sum of $635.· day. er up H, 5 · 20 p m. ; George m 36 with interest and costs to the Disch.arced Price up 14, 5.50 p .m ; Lunga Gallipolis Dam - Hathy R . plaintiff, Citizens National Bank Patients recently discharged Point up 14, 6:30 p.m .; A. E. up 5.20 p.m .; Allen R. Merrill of Point Pleasant, agdmst the included Mrs. William Farley , St. up 7:10p.m .; ~eflboat up 10 :!!>defendants, Russell C. Dabney Edgar Perkins, Lloyd Rankin Dyke up 14, 11 :35 p.m .; Mary s up 14, 1:35 a .m .; John p.m .; Reliable up 12 :20 a.m .; and Hilda F . Dabney . The civil Mrs . Willard Swain, Mrs . Clar Hood up 14, 3:45 a.m.: Vulcan Dixie Spirit up 2:20 a.m.; Har- aclion of the Mountain Elect- ence Sargent, Mrs. Rober John ronics Company, Inc., vs. Leo W. 1 Gilland and infant son, up 14, 5:20 a.m.; Lynn B. up ry Dyer up 3:15a.m.; 15, 12:55 a.m .; Onward down Ladd Dean up 8:40 a.m . Piecson dba Leo'·s TV was dis- Mrs. Price Hawk, Mrs. Clifford 15, 4 :10 a .m .: Elisha Woods Kanawha River Cherokee missed as settled, compro- Jenkinson, Mrs. Okey Argadown 15, 7 a .m .; Bob Benter up Marmet 4: 15 p.m .; J . S.l ":ised and ag':ed with preju· bright, Jeffrey L. Cameron, and down 15, 7:30 a.m.; Jane T. Lewis down Marmet 6;55 p .m .; dJct to the plamtlff. Terry Adams. 11-Daily Sen>inel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct . 28, 1964 , - - - - - - - - - - - - - : - : - : - - : - - - l up tt , ! ::!0 a .m .; OVEC down For S•le Leg•l Notice 16, 6:10 a .m .; Cottoo Queen up - - 11, IO :IS p.m .; New Martinsvil· APPLES, B"~ette Fruit AJulV.al ll'liwUot'l LIOAL wu 01. Mt:la• Count,- le up 17, 1:20 a . m .; A. J . Pat-Farm. Phone Wy 2~970. Allrlcu.ltur&l S.xlet:r DITe c\orw will ten up 11, 3 40 a.m.: Lillian OF be he..ld Tbundl)' , Novfll!lber LJ, 1814 Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. 1. rrum 1,00 P y to too P Y at of G down 17 4·30 8 m; Zimmer 10 23 251p tltJN of lb~ llle!Jt Co \UII.J' Comml• ' be \u =:::::::--;--,-....,---,,.---- lli• men lD cour1 H11r.ue lA Pomero,. , up 17. 5 OS am , Ro rt ;est 0 SINGER, desk type, like new. ~.uttcatlona tor ron<Wnea tor up 18, 1:30 a .m .; James Hines ....... Dirt.l"torl arll that lh 'Y nwfl be • . up 18, 7:05a .m .; Es50 PeMsylZl·g zags, buttonholes, ov ...,. qualified voter of Melca County and 1 . J hn 1963 Corvair Panel - - - - - - - $1699 casts, blind hems, dAViana, muat hiiVII • menllxnhl.p tlntel ll1 varna down 19, ti :45 a.m .; 0 Hid Society for year lt;l64.. J R d 20 6·20 am . etc. Guaranteed. Balance due Candidate'• petutun• mu-'- be Lied · owe own • · · ., ] .n 11 I ll J I •· l sol1d hu1h hC':JIPr . ,I!OOd tir es. wllh tbe Se(nhtrY nul IIIler than 5:00 Jefferson up 20, 7:45a .m .; Jer$37.81 or $6 monthly . Phone P . Y: . Wednuo:hy, No-..ember .. 19&4. WY 2-2201 after 6 p. m. OnlY penont~ holdJn• ~~:~Dbcr.tdp ry Bosworth down 22, 5:20 a . ll rke t. at thr tloae of the 1984 L th Herdma d 23 1960 Chevrolet Heavy Duty - - - $5295 10 2S 5tc CoUDl:J Fa.lr. or u le..t fifteen eal- m .; u er n own • ---en dar daya befotfl tbe date ot eire5:05 a.m .. Eastern down 2.1, tlGn. •~ Qualified L o voLe . ' . 1-"ac·lol \ 'Ltn d (• n ;t\h· . QI"JOx:!n lirr s. aux . trans . 348 eu. in . Business Services The Mel,-• count, .._.neuJtural 7:05 a .m .; Lelia Shearer down Society , G 11 111 t 11 r. l!r ·;IIH, 15 ft dump body and telescopic holst. 5. 20 p m . Louisiana Pop Corn Balls 6 ,.r29c Spol);thl Colfto Spotllohl CoHoe .. ...................................... I .. ... ........... . . ............. ~ lb.$1.89 .......... S.lad Dno•l"l ............... .............. . . . . . C.... r Valloy Poonul BuHw .. ................ , .... ,. . ! •. IOh PuriM Dog Chow .................................... II lit. K._ IIIII~ .. ..... ........................... Toll4 lor De K._ l'lour Ploln .................. , • , , ... , , .. . .. II Ill. llh Dog 1'00!1 ................... ... ,, •••• I.. I lor"" Kr1ttr O••• Julc:. .. . .. •. .. . • • . .. • • .. • ... .... . II .. • C. obf C:lulo Pol Ploo .. ........................ I ri: I lor ... Down..., m.. ........................................... •.. _.. .Orantte Juice _1\ ... ~~.......;. 55c'l'l,... 99e ",..... lilt llllrillb ......... ...... .... ......................... lor ... Routed I PeanutS · ----~--..-· ... 39c Drlnl AW .......................... .................. I ... Ito • .,!. -.--~· r \ �- . ... . ... ... .. 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 NEW HAVEN m;•t<~~d J M~~- Ro~sh t~~N MASON I 1 · ' . 1 I Thursday, Friday, Saturday PANTIES DRESSES Th Week's _. Mothers' Club Holds Floating Halloween Party ·-· voted to give $25 to the CanceJ Control Clinic. Five club mem ben: volunteered their t~ervices at the Medical Center in Pt. Pleasant on November 5, from 1 until 3 p.m. when raocer tests MASON - The Mason Mo- ' will he given. ther's Club members enjoyed Attending were two guests. a lloatlng Halloween party Wed- Mrs. James Proflilt ond Mrs. nesday evening wbich started Sammy Hoffman ond Mn. Josat tho home of Mrs. Nolan eph Llsh, Mrs. Kay Wilson, Mrs. Swackhamer were they m.ask- Raymond Lieving, Mn. Char· ed . les Yeager, Mrs. Danny Yonj<· The blind folded guests were er. Mrs. Bill Cook, Mrs. James taken from there to various sec- Diehl Mr!l DOnald Cook Mn tions of town endihg at t h e Lawr~nce Foreman, Mr~~. wn: home of Mrs. Mary Berry where Jiam Lewis, Mrs. Freddie Tha· they were served l'efreshments. bet, Mrs. Lester, Zerkle and Mrs. As the guests unmaksed, mov~ Edward Ryaq,v ~~.t~:s~~~~ ~..M~~.;~~:~- TREA_rs_o_N -THR-usn11v er and Mrs. Berry as hostess . MASON _ Mason Police Of~ I l8~a I Carload VINYL SNO-BOOTS SALE! $1~! FULL SIZE HOB NAIL SPREADS 1 ! ! SPORT SHIRTS SHIRTS I 1 ::::::=::::======= p a} , Mason erson HOGG &ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. I S.Sgt. Frank L. Roush, son of Mrs . Frank Housh, received 1 honorable discharge from SAF, Plattsburg, !'i. Y., where be was stationed. WHERE IS THE BEST BUYS IN ••• USED CARS FLANNEL GOWNS Mr. Roush and his mother, ' Mrs. Frank Roush, visited her · daughter and fanuly, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Huck and four children, and her son and fam· ily, Mr. and Mrs. Chester R~ush and three children at Leesvlile, I THE SHOE BOX Oowson, were Mrs.theM.Rev. L . M. E. sunday and M~·- N~n Moore of Heath MethodiSt Church. Middleport, 0 . 1 , Va. Uig size plastic waste bins 1 1 1 with swing' top. Assorted colors. Big Values. Discount Price ·I SEE THESE CARS TODAY Heavy duty, Radio and heater. Nice. SHAMPOO · ...... 1953 International 2 Ton Dump Runs fine, look s fine, 10 ft. Marion Dump Bed, 1961 Chevrolet 2 Door 6 Cyl. Standard trans. One local owner . R&H. 1961 Rambler 4 Dr. Custom Sta. Wagon 6 cyl. Standard lrans. with overdrive. One gwner. Black with while top, Set this ont!. 1961 Ford V8 Country Sedan Real nice and clean. Just like a ne-w car, See These And Many Mora At METROPOLITAN MOTORS 606 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. I DRAPES $1~~ . 39:, ' 5 9c ' ANNOUNCE BIR111 I MASON - Dr. and Mrs. Ro- ~ bert E. McBride of Springfield I are announcing the birth of a son October 22, at the Mercy Hso'pttal where Dr. McBride is an intern. The infant weighted eight pound s ad Slf4 ounces and bas been named Robert Brian. , Dr. and Mrs. McBride also have a daughter, Julie Jarroll. Maternal grandparents are Mr. , and Mrs. w. R. Proffitt, Mas- ' I on, and paternal grandparents, ¥".__llld Mra" Jack McBride, I Choice of 8 Items Bellone b pleased to announce that they have secur· ed the services of Mr Carl E. McCur-dy, factory trained comultant lor our special all dQ' hearing aid consultation. Jf.,.'.J"ou have a hearing prob· • le~ Mr. McCurdy Invites .-YOU to come in for a free electronjc hearing test, and demonstration of the BeJ tone Hearine Aid Models. k OUR CHRISTt.'.·'"' -- II Y-AWAY PLAN E Bac ers ver, Says Woody• Love, Margaret Mrs.Amburgey, Neva Gore, Mrs. · Mrs. Ma- 1 zie Durst, and Mrs. Kathleen MASON _ Eighteen mem- Marnhout, R. N: bers attended the Sunshine Class j _ The Awards dm~er- ~as held meeting on Thlll'sday ev•ning COLUMB\JA tVPI\ - "They , I at the home of Mrs. Everett ~ are the two best linebackc~5 Thomas. Co-hostess was Mrs. .s.J I've had in 14 years at Ohto Donald Foglesong. : Sta te." Cmwh Woody Hayes Mrs. 'Eber Roush presided , 1 says of Tom Bugel and Dwi~hl durmg a short busmess meetKell ey. here"t:o:ni!gh:t·,"-"""~-·-·"·-.,,;:;;;;::;;;;:;:;;;;:;:;:;:;;;;:;;:::;:; : 1 1 ~~~t!rstw~~~~pi~:~~e;:tg r!'~~ ; OCT. 28 i •'They fit. together and work I ings. Mrs. Matilda Noble gave l The Wildwood Garden club real we ll together ," he state". j comic reading entitled "Grand- . will meet Wednesday at 7.30 I Ink each· rof the ttop ~ rankf'df ' rna 1964 Model" ' p.m. a I th e horne of ••1rs. .. H1r Buc eyes IVE" VICdones . Onf' d0 I . The group discussed organiz- 1 am Fisher' Minersville, Wlth the r~r has turn~ m a sta~ ing a bowling team. and an auc- i Mrs. Christy Baer as to . host- , out de ensiVP pehr or~dance I l-:11 tion was held to earn money 1ess. 1 helpe . to tur_n 1 . e tJ e. • . for the church. The Star Class of the Syra· · Earlter th1 s sea so~. KeJ]p~· : Refreshments were served to cuse First United Presbyterian was ac~rded Mthde UmteL~ PrPss I Mrs. Murl Megee, Misses Hi!- Church, will hold a rummage InternatiOnal I west lnt>m an I da and Lorena Weiss, Mrs . Ma~ sale in the counci l room of tlte of the Week al'colade for hts tilda Noble, Mrs. Eber Roush, Syracuse Town Hall, October plaT)h'·. k Mrs. Wt'11'Jam F ry, Mrs. Rus- 28, 29-30-3t, f rom 10 a.m. to 4 :. f IS h.wee· 8 uge 1h got. the. hanth · fea- or ~ ord IS sell Bar ton, Miss Mary Duddi ng, p.m. eac h day. Th e mam . .· strong sS owmg d· m , ,e Mrs. Helen Stewart, Mrs. ture of he sale is embrotdery 2fl_·. ec.Jston 1ast a 1ur ay o\t r ,,. George Carson, Mrs. Earl John- work done by the late Miss W~~~ns;~· . ld . . son, Mrs . Cecil Smith, Mrs. Sy lvia Roush. e ·yea~-o ~umor ,. om Helen Davis, Mrs. Reuben Ste- 1 The Woman's Society of Chris· West Homes ead. a., sat our wart, Mrs. Lester Zerkle, Mrs. tian Service and the Wesleyan part of t_he seco_n~ half of that I 1 Russell Capehart. Guild Service of the United gaBme Whlth t:t_n InJury. . ; ocr. 29 Ut w 11e m actton , I1le SlX· I National Batketball Associatlo• There will be weekend meet· root , 2~pounder crash~~ m_ to . By United Preu International I ihgs at the Household of Faith bbtockw _a.n al~emptPdthqudcckd kick j Ea stem DlVlslo• · · Ch urc h. Depot Stree t• , y 1seonsm on b 1r , own . 1 , M.Jsston f w. L. Pet. Rutland. Oct. 29, to Nov . 1, al Ke11 ey c 11 on t11e a 1l an~~ S{'rBoston $'-; o 1.000 7:30 p. m. Delbert Alli son and onds l~ler the Bucks movt'd to : Cincinnati .3 1 .750 Gary Hatfield will be the I their fm;t touchdown. J Philadelphia I 2 3 .400 speakers and singBrs. All are , Bugel made the team last New York 1 3 .250 invited. year as da h~phom h ore alnd Westen 'Dl\flslon Hayes rna e 1m t e regu ar I defensive signet ca Uer, a re· ,,, . ~'" .... --,_ --:....w. aL.1 Pet. -<:AnteJes . 1so , . sponsibility he hes held mcce ~ "I r .I If you have a passion for soft shoes, •aJisfy it with "iaturali zer·~ Tourist Ri<·h calf>kin, •• airfoam cu,hioned lining .,. flexihl•, !Ole. All part o£ 1\aturali:.wr's 1r n•-.i .~rihly frt' sh, new wa lking shoe si lhouette that 's slimmer, trimmer, lowlier. Gracefully shaped hand-finished heel. J 14.99 Don't miss this opportun· ity - Here is your chance to try the newest and fin. est Beltone Hearing Glas· ses. U .vou hesitate to use a bearing aid ror fear of being stared at. this latest lightwei ght, comfortable. attract ive model may be the answer to your Prayen, I l I ! I FRESH BA'l'TERIES ONE-HALF PRICE you are a hearing aid uspedal hearing aid consul· r and come in during our ation for a free demonstra. ion, you may purchase a et of batteries at haU-price. imit one :set to a customer. f you can't coa:ne in. ~alt r: Dav"" ~~e-for h9ma~ Sl'x Hunters Louis Balllm . ore ·- 2 1 .667 ~troit ~ : IArraignedon 1 1 : 1 4 .200 1 San Francisco ruettd•y·_, Resujll Phlladelphi•. ,100 St .Louis 81 v·10Iat10· nS ' 1 wilh the exception of the llli nois game in which he was mjured ear ly and Kel ley took over. If r· ~ ,. ' ' ~- • fealured in Ladiei' liuwe loumal Other Styles Chapman -Canaday J 1.99 up In the Middle Block Next to Elberfolds and cos ts, speeding: Rog-t>r I Arnal Dee], Glenwood. $10 and ! POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE 131 ·New 103 90 PT. PLEASANT - s c· x per- costs each on chargl's or no op- J San Franclico 101Yor)I. Baltimore .(_~_IY game! scheduled) sons were arraigned before Jus- . erat.or's license and improper tice of Peace A. M. Goodwin : plates. ---on hunting violations . Each was fined $20 and costs. • · Arraigned on the charge of hunting without a written p6!"mit were Bromley R. Workman, Point Pleasanl ; Cleatus McCianham, Charleston Ht. 4. Billy Ray Childers. and Stone· wall Adkins, both of Barbours· ville. Fined for possession of duck s GE'JTYSBVRO without stamps were Ronald PENNSYLVANI4 Joe Wilkinson and Richttrd H~r· old Wilkinson. ' others arraigned before Good. H Oc:tober 196t win on various charges were : Ray Jackson McDade, Pliny, fined $50 and cost: sentenced to 24 hours in jail and lice nse revoked for six montits on a lDear Friendat driving while intoxicated charge; McDade was al so lined $10 •nd costs on a charge of no op· Liberty is our most precious possession, To keep erator's license. [it, we must have a firm foreign policy, a powerful William Devore, Pliny a n d Noah McDade, Pliny were 1R>ilitary defense and a free economy. We must each fined $10 and costs on :_p reserve our moral and spiritual heritage. , charges of intoxication. Clinton Elliot Hickman, Pt. 'Barry Goldwater shares my views and is dedicated Pleasant, wa• lined $10 and keeping the peace and providing the moral leader• eoats on an improper passing charge; Eddie R. Powers, Aplehip we need. ple Grove, '10 and costs, followIng too close to another vehicle; [I llope you will join me in voting for him for Pruide~ Betty Lou Casto, Evans, $tO "i'l' • NEW IN POMEROY--MIDDLEPORT DDE' ......., w a....- with ,·Ffltl!tttl'ilt 5 ., ....,. IIIIILIIIIM!B>i'._._ . . . . ~l 0' ! GIRLS'. ttOODED WARM NYLON JACKETS ' · Sir.. 7tol4 Ito Warm, hooded style Jackets for girls . . As,.orted colors water repelblnt, ldell for tcbool wear, PLASTICS r e USE I Middleport, Ohio IIIII. II •• HOUSEHOLD Hondi-Pan--Laundry Baskets Pour Spout Peils-Handl Carriers Waste Baoketr.-Utlllty Pano Bathroom Bruoh Sets-Mixing Bowl1 Take your choice of eight needed household items. all made of smooth, poll'etbelene plastic . won 'I rust or peal. See Our Ellensiue Collec!ion of BULOYA Wotcha From 124.16 1 306 N. Second Ave. -- TUBS l·~· • .. Dr. Davis Office . ,......... ..._ •lllr'-.11-IJ - ..,.,.. II c;!UAllT SIZE PLAine UTILITY 1 1 at DISCOUNT PRICE Assorted colors. A fine ullllty tub made -of long lutlnc ~IIIII< . Bia 18 quart size. DISCOUNt P~ICI Visiling with Mr. end Mrs . . Stanley Harbour and family 011 Tuesday wl:!re Mr. and Mrs. · Ivan Litchfield of Huntington, I Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Litchfield j of Harrisburg, Pa.1 and Mrs. Rome Harbour of GaUipolis Fefry, 9:00 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. Plain colors and printed pat· terns. Pretty roll up sleeve style bloUS<!S for fall and winter wear. Sizes 32 to 38. DISCOUNT PI!-ICE ;...' ,., ,., 59c and Mrs. Vernon Jones of Pt. Pleasanl, visited on Sunday I · with Mr. Noble 's mother, Mrs. I Matilda Noble and with his sister, Mrs. Stanley Harbour 1 1 and family. 1 j Thursday, October 29 Plain Colon-Prints for any room in the house. $1 Magic Net Hair Spray I :.lr. and Mrs. Stephen Noble I bus. TO HOLD FREE HEARING AID CONSULTATION Cotton Blouses Easy care plastic drapes In pretty patterras and colora 98c N..tl" Cr...,. Heir Rln.. Conditioner Mrs. Catherine Reynolds, of I Mason ond Mr. Abbie Swatzel , of Po:Oeroy visiled on Friday I . with Mr. a-nd Mrs. William Peri singer and children .in Colum~ . LADIES' ROLL-UP SLEEVES READY·TO.HANG FANCY PLASTIC WASTE BINS I 1 1956 Chevrolet l Ton Pickup MIDDLEPORT-OHIO--POMEROY ea Discount Price Recent guests of Miss Sue Lehew and Jake Hartenbach were Miss Elsinore Ebersba~h and Mrs. Pric~ of Pomeroy. V1sIling with them on Monday were Mr. and J\olrs. Frank Cox, Char. I leston, cmd Mrs. Esta Bum· gardner, Mason. I Hearing Aid Counselor 17 )tWeb Best Ll'ne Hostess for. • Class Meeting SOCIA I CALENDAR al wkldllll, lwtestlecond IIMI. the Gold Room and all persons lie and in JM.- own ways from the Gold Room ani all persons I time to time at the hospital. pictured above have been with 1 Mrs. Julia Wnght , the retirmg the hospital si nce its beginning ] Director of Nurses, Mrs. Kath · in October of 1959 wcth the ex· i lees C. Marnhout. Acting Ad· cept10n of ·Nurse Kelly who m1mstrator, and Mrs. Martha has been the booster to the pub- Ha~ilton, R. N. who beg~n her duties Octoher 1st as Dtreclor nf Nurses. ·The gratifying p•rt of this Awards Dinner." stated ! Mrs. Marnhout m a short talk I to the employees "r• that all ' departments are represented Mrs Thomas is =iiiiiiiiiiiomtment. c L. 5 Years Service with Pleasant Valley Hospital Recognized · AGILON Stret ( h H05e pair- $1.00 18111 JOI tiM IIIII d.tt • Clanct. Wtltfproot•. Mlf· J Sizes s.M·L- Discount PriCI Shift and reg ular style gowns made of cotton flannelette in pretty print· ed patterns . Sizes S, M &: 1 ONLY AT ... METROPOLITAN MOTORS Ladi .. ' Shift or R119ular lOIIlS If t• - mn.. lAc ltllllllu lltMI case t11at was Mrs. Wayne Greer. i ricer Red Taylor has announced PT. PLEASANT - Pictured I- Mrs. 0 . S. Kelly, Mrs. MMie Mrs. Kay Wilson prescded at that Trick or Treat night wiU above are persons attending 1 Donahue Mrs. Marguerite Ena busmess meetmg when tt was he Tl}ursday , October 29 from the Awards Dinner held in their! gel. Mrs. Nora Wartenburg Mrs. untiJ 7:30 p. m. Parents will honor for five years service to • JuHa Wright, R.N., 2nd row held responsible for child· Pleasant Valley Hospital. All seated : Mrs. !rna McDaniel, ren being out after · 7:30 on , are five year employees With Mrs. Ada Brown, Mrs. Lowse ~hat eveninR for trick or treat· ' the exception of four . The first Bryan. and Mrs. Mabel ~bs. I tng . row seated are : Mrs. Martha Standing are Mrs. Wmlfred Sizes petite. medium, tall. 1 Hamilton. R.N., Mrs . Harriet I Kidwell , Mrs. Myrtle Jordan, I, AITEND CONFERENCE Smith, R.N., 'Our Nurs. Kelly' Jim Jordan. Mrs. Helen Garrett. ~ I Attending the Fall • - - · -- Mrs. Marie Hatch, Mrs. Ruth ,of the Portsmouth District Stewart Mrs. Ellesline Smith, Meihndist Churches in • Mrs. Daisy Shaller, Mrs. Betty TOWELS 14:, 1 Construction Grade: ~. Dafiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0--. ., Oct.. 28, 1964-9 . ...... - 1 SPECIALS .. v-. nd Mn WOllam RuuoD Mr. ond Mro. l . ll. Mr.J!II_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"'j Floyd Carmack, Richard Ord . songs were followed with • i Mt a V. McGrew attend· and Mrs. C. M. Adams , Jr. aDd t-Daily 5entinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 .. Oct. 2~. 1 Dr John Thabet. Thomas Reed, wi•ner roast around an open , and Mrs. J I of M ' McGrew's Bruce were Saturday evening <:+nd H~'V . Martin Berisford . fire . Those attendmli( were Mrs . ed lhe f':l"e:a M r Hobart Me- dinner guesla of Yr. and Mrs. L UTHI''llAN WUMEN llarry llufhmm, Judy lloUman, hrother-m-htw, r lh W k C M Adam! at Galllpolis Gun 'JOJN1: ME~"'I'~G :.1rs. Luther l rnitlJ, Harry Pick- Grew in Charlestohn at ""'"'e r:.y· ciub .itt GallipoUtl. • "" Mr. and Mrs. Lawepce o.Thc full General Meeting of ens. Mrs. Tom Hoff mns, T0 m• 1ey E U B Churc on 1 11U OAJ• the Lutheran Church Women my Hoffman, Charle~ Weaver, Mr . and Mrs. Donald F . Roush rett aod son rj_ Ham.Un, W. Va . -r;mm WILL CLUB 1 still a supplv or Christmas cards · was held on Tuesday evening at Randy Weaver , Mr . and Mrs. attended the Homecoming G8J116 - e Sunday guea11 o1 Mr. ONLY M btors of the Goodwill Club I available, i/Jey may bt:' pur· tht:" St. Paul Lulheran Church I Harry Miller, Gall Miller. Ralph acth·ities at Mar shall UnlversJ· and Mrs. Donald F. Roush and 10 Belpre, OhiO where chased by contacting a m•mbt-•· will• tlk Esther Cirde as host- I Sayre, Mrs. Roy Jones. ty on Saturday Sheryl. ' AO.OU Dow: l11aftn en the were thE' guests of Mr. of the Orrle . ess . Gerald Clwk, Mrs ..Jack -~ le . I Robert Cooke, and James N. M Gordon Johnson C..neval•• l«m~ \I.1 Barry \lontgomery Those atlending were M r s Tho metling was opened wtth er. Mr and Mrs. P•ul Reckard Roush attended the Homecom· Dr. and n. tend h , 1 .' Cliff as en· Bemtord. \Irs . F.d•m St" tn. the si ngmg of llymn · we Praise and Mrs. Eugene Hudnall. ing Game activities at West Vir- and daughters were,_ wMree ·-• \\ I ! · r M J e ' ud" r 11 ··• ·lh the . · Moruantown of hi!Johnson paren ....,On Satur~ · hn·-lt"-- l" r thdr October met'l· Mr<>. Jack Flesher, rs . am s Thee, 0 G - .o owo..~ WI PERSONALS ~inia Umverslty tn PI en: a•.-ts __ .. Harold · n~ Ttw hnus.e was decorated I Rou ::; h. ~·:Irs. Cheste r Wcavt>r .;~nd rt> admg ul Psatm 100 and ~h~ . Mrs Mattie Miller and Mrs . on St~turday . They w~re th ~·th aU attended' the HameFURNITURE CO. l' t't-i•·m' With the Halloween Mrs Dorsey ~oush _ Lurd 's ..Pra):er, and. closed wll~ Emm~ H.ayburn of Colurnbus.! roult- home a~ler spend~: t ~ c:.;,ingeyacUvlties at Ohio UniMASON, W. VA. 5t'<l ~\.n l ;.lmes were playfti and DIANF. KARH . li!tnn ~o~-~, _thl.! Day lS Over_ 0 were weekend guests oi Mr . week huntmg tn Hardy ~y it Athell5 0. 11 "' ,•,,.If l;prJ?·· BIRTHDAY ~AH1Yhonored J\lr. Paul p:ese PJckfns ·~s~-~H:e~rm~an~iii;yne,iii;iiviier~s=y,::~·~=~iiiiiiiiiiiii Thurn:·• r 1ns 1wa eads. won by Mrs. Mr s. Holand KJrr Plt>asant nted o.~ The Pomt Holy iaa~~d~M~r~s-~T~ho~m~a~s~G~ri~ns~t:ea~d~-..;~M~r-~a~n~d~Mr~ __ - kt:"l·,..~r.nwnb were se rved to i ht!r daughter, Diane on her Land" in film . . 1 \lr~ llll t Roush , Mrs. Pan?y 1 fourth birthday with a party 1 .\1rs. William Russell, ~esl~r\ \1r-, Charles Roush, Mrs.l at htor homt' on Saturday . 1 cient, presided at the busmess • fl~rold capl'han. Mrs . H a v r.amrs were plare.d an~ pfl7.(.'S meeting. Sht> r~ad two leiter~ ut \\t':.-l\"!''r, t-.lns. Thelma Ltpehart. awardK.! to Janie PoYtt>ll and thauks, from Cheryl and V1ck1 :'\lr, Th t1mas (;rinstead, !\.-Jrs.l Bob Nicewandt>r Humgard n<:r thankmg ~he group \\"i]J 1am ML'Farland , guests ~tr .) Hefre shments w-e re served to ',for the1r bt:lp i~ sendmg them ::md :vt:·" Rill Mil ler of Parkers. 1:\1nna and Greg 13ailes. Heth to camp, and I rom Mrs. Rob· burg ~1r and Mrs Mont~om and Brent Layne, .J~y Layne, . ert Johnston lh~nking them for ~hrv and Bub . Nwewanaer. 1 en :m d r h1.ld rf'n . 1 the tea and g1!ts gwen to her ·OORCAS CIRCLE EETJNG ,CIIut'k ZeJ-kle, K.lm and Iretta ; and inviting the ~eople to her The Dorcas Circle of I he Huntf'r, Sheryl Roush. . lJa!e hom<:> tn Mou;td sv J!lt" ~ W.S.W.S. of the l!:.U.B. Chun·h i Housh. Torn Welch ,_J ame and The yruJeet of the Ch~l.'h mt'l on Wedne..;;day afternoon Bill Powell, Harnett Layne, men ul movmg tht' .ba th flom at the Church with Mrs. Df) r· Df'bb ie KHrr and the honoree in the Parish House m order lo sev Lee Roush as hostess . Th~ ! Diane. make another cla ss room a~d LOW DISCOUNT PRICES FOR prOgram "U nder Three Flags" . JUNIOR WOMAN'S . CLUB I building a fire e~cape was dJs· was presented by Mrs. Cht'.-; ter 1 The New Haven Jumor Worn- , cussed and voted for ~ad1. memWeaver, this was dealing wt t ~ ~a n ·s Cluh met on Monday , Oc· 1ber to r.nake ~ contnbutwn tothe Spanish-American imml· ltober 12th at the home of Mrs. ward this project. . grant population. The three flags f.ary Roush, Mrs. Ar?old 1 Those registering were Mrs. · NEW FALL STYLES LADIES' BRIEF 20x40 CANNON d.iscusserl were Spanis h, Amer· !)pruuse. president. presJded _Larry King, Mrs. Gary Housh, TERRY BATH STYLE RAYON ican and Chritian. at the meeting. IMrs. Jack Hesson, _Mrs. Edwm LADIES BUDGET Mrs. Martin Be.risford, chair- The club dtocidel to help lhe I Roush, Mrs. J~hnme Rous~. sided at the business Health Nurse {'very other 1hurs· J\.1rs. Orpba Ohlinger, Mrs: ~11man~in~reShe announced a com- day at the Alex-Quillen Memor-~ !iam Powe ll, Sr., Mrs . Wilham . Popular brief style panties Big, thirsty cotton terry bath ~::d m~ting with the Ruth Cir- ial Building with 111P Clinics . Poweli, Jr., Mrs. Harold Hose, tuwels in plain colm'h and made of fine guage rayon cle to be held in Dfc.ember with They announced that t~ey . Mrs. A. L. Sprouse, Mrs. H.. L striped patterns . Made by tricot. Pastel colors a n d Juniors, Misses, Half Sizes their circle as hotess. They a\- would sell Christmas wrappmg i Dyer, Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. Cannon MilJa. white. Sizes !i, 6 &: 7. f)a per a~ a project. As a St~te l James Layne,_ Mrs. Roland Karr so announced that there New Fall stylt!s, heautiful eottons, DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE ~~~~======;;; I Federation Pl"oject t.hry dec1d- ~ Mrs. Otto Gr1m~. Mrs. Lloyd ·et.atl:'s and blended fabrics in all 1u_ ,IS ed to sell ca lendars. wluch hnve Roush, Mrs. Davad Roush .. Mrs . , Hw best f:J!I shad rs and patterns _been ordered and will be sold Velma Housh, Mrs. 1'\elson Shop the Bonanza's for fashions at i at a Jatt>r date . Additions were ~ Roush, Mi'f>. Grant Roush. Mrs budget priees. made to the by-laws of the club. I John Fry, Mr.. John F. Roush, Mrs . Richard Grinstend. chair· Mrs . Melvin Knapp, Mrs. R. <.•. DISCOUNT PRICED of State Project for the I Grreene, Mrs . G<Jry Rahman, Mental Health, asked the 1and Mrs . Jack Welch. . Women's •nd Mlssu Waterproof 1.o save cigar b?xes WIN ONE CLASS,. l.hal will be painted and hlled The mf'mbers ol the \-\ 1n One with personal needs for_ n~wly 1Class of the E.U.~. Church met Black vi nyl uppers that admit!.<'d pa tients at Laktn State. on Monday evenmg at t_h e are waterproof. Thick AND $5.98 I Hospital. Anyone wishing to ; church where th~y were blmd· crepe rll'bber soles and heels. Warm pile lined [ llt' lp. please contact a mrm-1fo lded a11d taken m c~rs through · For Size8 for MiMses &: Wo• ber of the club. : the country to the Site of t he Women men. The door prize was won by Sleepy Hoilow Sportsman's Pond and Miu01 White and assorted colors. Mrs. Roger Fink and games for their regular month ly m~et­ '2x4's, '2x6's, 2x8's Lint free hob nail spreads in MEN'S PLAID COTTON FLANNEL prize by Mrs. Gary Housh. mg. Harry P1<.:kens Cha rles \\ ea: Boy's Plaid Cotton and other framing Refreshments were ~erved to ver, Ralph Sayre. and Har~ FLANNEL SPORT full !Jed size materials. Check Mrs. Eugene Hesson, Mrs. Jack ! Miller were in charge of recStewart, Mrs. Jame.s Cunning· reation ~nd refreshments. our price SiusS,M&L ham, Miss Franc~s Weaver, Mrs Devotwns were _led by Ralph Well made f1,.1nnel sport A big value for the school Check us for savings on Hoger Fink . Mrs. A. L. Sprouse !Sayre followed w1th a prayer shirts for men, bright boy Flannel shirtt in t~e._e_ Roofing, Flooring, and Mrs. Gary Roush. The nex.t1by Harry Miller. Games and plaid patterns in all sizes bri ght plaid patterns ln sizes >icling Paints and Ply- meeting will he held at the home small, medium and Jarge, 6 to 16. Well made - fully \\ f)(l<! of Mrs. Richard Grinstead otil Compare at $1.99. cut. Discount Pri~ November 9, ·1964_.",. / I Discount Price Genuine ~<Hope•• white cot.· ROTARY CLUB to n muslin sheets. The)· wen The Rulary Clu b met on Thurs- ' - - - - - - - - - - Jon~er- stay whiter. . evening at the H~rUo.rd 1 Mrs Danny Tulloh returned Methodist Church fo~ the~r dm· ! home 'on saturday afternoon al~ ner meeli?g. A contmuatl?n of . ter visiting with her husband' SP 3-5554 football f1lm s were s~o...,n 1·0 j who is employed on a boot in MASON W. VA. Ithe group. Those attendmg were I Pittsburgh . She left on Friday Herman Layne, Lloyd Roush, from Parkersburg by plane. 964 ~"~ _n ..-~- · -- LNOvemher 3rd. GENUINE "HOPE" BLEACHED. COTTON ' -·- You Pay No More MUSLIN 36 Inches wide, flnilhed 10ft for the needle. Genuino, Jlopo , Bleached CotiOP •Muslil!. ,., l•.' -.. ~·.Jct .. · DISCoU"f_T . PRICii ," · :, 6 GALLON SIZE PLASTIC ·Q· AR"BAGE · 1-\ · . CANS ' .. ' . ~ ': f' .< flno >' •trbt&o · COD • WIIJI two 'bMndlel oDd '; ;l!i,i!! }I~ lock on ~-11' 00 For I uch ~ ;~"'',tlii~IH!tN ~ '"'- ...... Up lotltlftt c.. ' MIDDLEPORT .. SHOP PER' 'S .BONANZA·- POMEROY The Bestl f r Sincerely, ,-., e FRIGIDAIRE eADMIRAL eSPEED QUEEN .eHOOVER eFlEXSTEEL e PROVINCETOWN . Ai1!QrUic1 ,colors. 6 ilf'I!Oih'<>ll"'clly, OliCO\I""' PRICI . s Av1ilable In 12 oz. C1n1 •• L)~~t!Z. ... -t~~....,.,. . , . --. l·/ (Dwight D. Eisenhower) .BAKER ~FURNITURE MID!ILIPOIIT, 0. #1'1-: .. . . . . . Ll w·-. Oltlt--..tletA ttllr! ~ftnllrl. betvtlw ~""'- • ., 1: ...... lhiJnnM.-:Ir ...... Hltft ...-situ.TI .Pd. 1'111;. ' ... L . .. .w., ."""' �') ... • -- ' case. It needed no riXIng up, no I presented • • R . , , ..1 e1evzsron eVlle ' In the fall _Instead o1 plot gimmicks, no overstating. spring - a psychologu:ally Wl· But. alas, !t bad them all. attracUve ld~ _allow more extended vtewmg of ..,. II is possible, though DOtlik& tries during the oummer One ly. that no awards may be giv- Emmy dissenter. however, re- ' "'I I en ent.ertairunent mains firm. Fred Fr1emUy, 1 art•a:s In add.ttton, sports shows president of CBS News , reje~t­ are now eligible. Furthermore. ed Monday ·~ setup Ill WlsatisB RICK uu BROW dren in :.~n<~llt'J' part!>, Uw :;howi the av.<trd:s m tne future will be lractory, stating: HOtlYWOOD (UPl J II ABG- 1rt:gtstered power!ully wlth trr~'" 'f\r•s ' Ben Casey" had been futab le reo Li tle proof. a pracu- 0 A I l Y · ablt' to avoid it~ usua l heavy- t:al documt"J1ary. handed approach, it might have I Why, With such il pote~t s:_ · had a remarka ble hour Monday Jed and sud1 a potent ca se .1 . u· th. <:.t nes would 1ee 1 I night in its story of a deaf ht- 1ua on, r : tle girl whose father thl!lks she necessary to toss .. 1 s ~=n tall UL a h~avy Idose of drstncnng m~ludrama r el.m dl'd. sh~V"' operatt>d . till two ' t;:; fair it lf;.vels· As a VJdPo drama. and it tu rn1•d · II · QUP~tnm . l)U\ In, tl~c. ~ ~-o~y: tll <1l lht gl!ll, ,It! rnuiJ L'r had uw< I 1e · as a lesson t h:.~t til-a! ) t,ung- en LO.It ' . · . • 'th allida nf'e c~n mnnt•v fol' the du ld s tn~lrucsters, WI proper e'" · _ d · k ng 1 n~tead and overcome such ~ugma~ <~:-; lwl!1!!, tlOn tor nn 1 ' h · 1 .• regarded as mu te . and can earn the youngster was . t crepo" . . ,. ·.;; b~li md lc.<.~II1lng. m '" cerlain ACROSS 1. Revolved •P+•to -....... t.~tln • 11. PnlOf· reader's m a.rk. 12 . Large rellding desks B . M&rk.s u &Employ 4.. PH.rt.iciP t'r· 1~ ot &O'Mfll Printef"R' measures 16. 8\' Mil!!. rnzm CATON Mi" Joy Hayet wao honored wllh 1 birthday party at her I II DON'T TELL ME AfN A WORD, PAW ~ T.Kb!. 8. A nattv. of Indiana 11. Cereal spike 13. BoUs slowly, ~tree~ abbr. 17. Iruect.s 20. Perish 21. Meat or into a "'""'" 22.UitHe toiiiM' 2S. 'nt aega.tiaD. COM"t.'Cl . a place in suct>:·ty. Imp Itctt wa!i )itdr.. \. aged . s CJS<·S t"an ue encour . the over aU and ever-wur lh w111 11:' 1 1IJP · r f : poisl that afflicted human be I Yet the grt•;lt'tSt (a~f'l llt IUf\ ~ . often become u~ful the !Jour W<•S nul w llC p o ' i mgs can ' I h I ed and the tltS J)k'Hble fathe r char· ; ;)nd happy c~~zens I ep att~ r but in lh e d asse'l ui th e • and given a c ance. ' lid ., lllC eigh t Experts on \1oml!:ly n i~ ht' s Lnon· IW I(";I I t' 1l J 'I fn :subj~d may or mil) IIl li I1.J>·! oth<~r d f':l t youngste r~. f II I · Tl e· ge r <J ihWPrs o 1ese been sati~l' 1 ed with the tei'h mle <~ : d :er.. as meat 15. Lumprey deeay, utood :!4.. Friable I ....,... _...,.... 25. Ship~ IL Observe 27. Sktw, II. Amerlcaa chw:aa,ll!lo.nd In .a. boat: :;9, Po&nta aimed at 30. Shvr'y, port. champagne ! Pa.cl!ic 36. Crested· h&Wk parrot Jap&nese .z. Ill many nice lift•. Salem Center I. Put .... or: 9. Mexican. dollar 10. Medley • I - · ... 1 5. WhiP '',I home, Saturday, Oel. 17 • for her seventh birthday. Those at. ~~~~~o ...~~ey ~::: W~~ Sparks, Carla Crisp, Ru!h and Alioa Walker Diane McDanlela Carol Slgm;.. Mike Swick' Sandy Tay lor, Sherry and Do~ Hayes. Mr. and Mra. Jack Hayes and cbUdreo, Mr. and Mrs. Pal Eads and children, Mrs. John Dyke and children, the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Hayes, and the honor guest, Joy Hayes. who recelv· Ml•• Dixie Kay Roush •Jot~ od her pareotl over lhe weeiend from her classes at OIUo University. She !J U>e daughter ol Mr. & Mrs. Orion Roush . lolra. Lolliae NlchDit of Rut,. land hao been Ul, but Ia alowly· Improving, Mrl. Dorothy Ed. muodson ls the daughter of Mrl. Nicbolt. Mr. Guy Swadley was lnJut· ed In an accldertt at his aawmlll losl Wednesday, In wblcb he severed IIOille of his ftngers from his right hand. He Ia a poUenl in Holzer hospital where the doctora are trying to sove bio remaining fingers. Mrs. Marie Edwardl ts a paueot In Metga General H"'pl~ Market Report ...... 1111her ,low, ~ ~tady. mb:ed cradle UO.tll lb 111rrowt UI»Venly WeU to 10 centl and lflto, ..... 4 per cent, bar· low•r. bullo steady. Small Iota rows and i!!tt moderately ac~ CINCINNATI (UP!) - U?e- avmtp with low bigh choice 70IHOO lb 1iaughter 1teero :!00· 21i, mlsed blih good to low eholce 23-24, most &ood 20.5022.50, otandard lo low &ood 1120.10, scattered salea eholce 71111· 9011 lb. helfe:a 22-22.5U good 1!1-21 oome stal\(lard 17-18, cows 111-13. bulla 15-16, amall lots ,good and al. choice 7011-750 lb feeder •teen Mf" Rulb AM Walker and 11-19, veafers lind alaughter slater, Alll& Kaye Walker, re- ealves moatly steady, chotce cently spent Friday night with vealers 28-32, good 21·26, lllandSherry Hayes and Joy Hayeo ard 17·2l, cull and utility lll-l5, at their home. chQice 300-400 lb slaughler Mr. G. C. Stone remain• very calves 20· 24· good 17·20, stand111. He Ia the falher of Mr. Roy ard 15-18, some utility 12. Stone. __ ____ Hogs: 271111. Bulk receipts stock : Calli< : 1100. Calves: :IJ!O. Gooll to averaeo choice olaughter oteero and heUero In 1111811 loll made up bulk reoelpll ocwo 1 per c-ent, leedero small \ott, alaughter oteera aod hellela Ewing ton tiLe calf 33. Mass - 35. Ha.wanaa tropical AN EXTRA CHANCE coin 40. Mii'lt 41 . Sweet pota.t.oes 4.2. Pl'.lerns 111 LONGFELLOW Qnol'J Ielter s.Unply st.a.nds for another. In tnla sample ./t. lli U8eiS for Ule three L's, X for the two O'a, etc. Single trophies, the )ength and f~ ot . ne ..urdl.. . Earh day tbe code )Pltera are ditfereat. Deposit This Entry Blank and lette: =-= Blank From Your A&P Mailer Book A~Q!•t1U SWGN CPKI HCWB~ ENAWI< GB.KJ SIIIIIOH ENTER A&P's PLAID STAMP RQ 8POW R P D I.-JEW AT W' DICK TRAC. A . LONG IIAPl'UI1fllll L!IOillilll ITS llERE LENGTH--LICHTENBERG C11811&. 1Qal . . . . . . IU'~ lila. -- WMPO Radio ' ' MONDAY TRRU FRIDAY ° GIVEN AWAr DECEMB£11 I . DRY BEANS 3 FREEl 12 CONSOLE RCACOLOR TV SETS -- ,_ ONE GIVEN AWAY. EACH WEEK' 00 MUCH !'OR MY5E11'; 1 H/IVE: NO IDEA 1 !lfPPII! ,AND I'M DfA111LY I'M Y~\:0 HARM Ml« "TO MY FRIGHlENED/ MRY WEEK liiAT last Week's lucky Winners RCA COLOR TV SETS Mls sSylvl• Munn, Athens, 0. 89c LADY TABOR FREESTONE HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Peaches :;63c 1.05 OZ, iiZi i'ormorly 76c now 69 Ba.n Crum Doodoront - - - - - - c only formerly $1,1J 7 FL,O,SIZI formerly 514 Pepsodent T-,... _ :::47c LARGI 14-0Z. SIZI Pormerly 98• . • • Moulh M wooh - - - - - :.-;; 6lc CENTURY ITAINLISS STilL Razor Blades - • r.r 89c l 'M TIRED, NANCY-I WANT TO GO HOME NO SWISS CHALET DINNERWARE DINNER PLATE TAKES ALL NIGHT for ANN PAGE Tomato Soup ____;ov~-c::·1 Oc ~----·-"' ~"·- ~ ... -.~·-- h FOR A WHITER WASH Clorox Bleach C gal·ss jug 3 ior 98c lb. WYLER'S DRY---4 VARIETIES pke-10c Soup Mixes ANN PAGI! 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ANN PAGE-SPAGHETTI & 10 SALAD DRESSING 14-oL cans I'ACIAL TISSUES-200't Porm.rly 9k GIANT S!ZI ANN PAGE KETCHUP ......... 2 20-<>L bois. 49c • Purma 3 79c ::sse Preserves Vital is ICrln goi.S9C If• carton Hi-C Drinks Yicks Vaporub ·_ : : 89c 350,000 ~:~~ FREE btll. ORANGE OR FRUIT PUNCH 1\>!t PL. 01, IIZI I 20-oz. c Ice Cream llormerly ______ 69• 3-9( 3 p~~ 79c Heinz Ketchup - 2 59c Cream Pies Por-rly -----. 8ft pkg. CHECK THIS PRICE MARVEL CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLOW Excedrin LARGI - 4 l4- NEW DISCOUNT PRICES ON aonu OP u LAilGI - 89( BANQUET FROZEN Crest Toothpaste _;: 67c I t, PINEAPPLE P"fo\\LY SIZI ,) .:. W~ ~FE!ffl<'IR, MA6YA! CL05E \.-'":A ~'ILLY Olll SHOP ANr:' r ;c,c,, -m JOIN us-. FIG BARS P~~. . Whito or ~ldon !'(Qft\INY 141h oz. PIN'I:O ~E~S_.,.:),J-.,, . ... 15 oz. Plain NAVY BEANS ...•. 15V• oz. Baby BUTTER BEANS . , . ISV2 oz. G,...t Norlnern •tANS .. 15'h oz. KIDNEY BEANS •. , ••.•. 15'h oz. TOMATO JUICE .......... 14 oz. 1 l PINTO OR PEA 1-lb. 41f•-o•cana 49c 59c lb.53c STEWING CHICKENS lb. 39c 1b.6Jc Roasting CHICKENS lb.49c rb. 39c lb. 35c BRAUNSCHWEIGER A&P BRAND CHUNK YOUR CHOICE AMERICAN BEAUTY VEGETABLE I' lb. FRESH BAKED 2. J9c ENTRY BLANK RArtitOA j STEWING BEEF __ lb.69c Round Bone ROAST BEEF LIVER SLICED-- lb.39c ENGLISH ROAST Banquet Pot PIES 5 ~or 79c BEEF SHORT RIBS A&P PLAID STAMP SWEEPSTAKES 5:45 Sign 00 October SATURDA\' 6.00 Sign Oo -News 6:00 Sign On - New• •·Never lllind what they a-art thi s dish in Frenclt! What 6:0> Country Music _.::;. 6:05 Sacred Heart Hour do they caB it in prl¥ate'?'• 6:20 Metgs County RFD . 6:20 CoWltry Jamboree 6:25 "Paul Bowers _;_ Farm 7:00 Larry Anderson Show 6.30 News 8:1111 Pomeroy HI Football 6 33 Rev. Raymond Jones - lWI 9:30 Middleport HI FootbaU 'ON'fl _ _. , .,· -,!'IlL' FRfD,\Y 4 00 Oi sdng with Ooss " ' 1 6·55 s~rts He•dlines 11: 00 Top Ten Show tDa'"' 4 :lO lnlf'rch<-tr.ge t"~ U 6 4~ Sign On I 6 57 Weather 1-teport Va ey) 5 1111 Comm uni T\· Nt"ws 7 UIJ uve 51I-11 Pnd ,n. l1l, ,,.' 7:00 News 11:30 Top Ten Show (Duttons) LITTLE ORPtiAH AMNII -' 03 Ne\.··s 5' o:) Wor ld 1\ews 12 :00 Noon News 7:05 Tiny's Chapel •·J . I Cl ck I 5:15 Sport ~ Tod:ly . I Interlude " 7:0" "uSJca u 12: 15 MuSlca 7 _30 News 5·25 Wea ther 7:30 News Hea dl me!! 12:30 Rev. Mer1·m TeeIll 7._35 Ptckens Hardware 5:]1) l)tnner Musicale 7:3Z Mustca I C\ ock tTues . Thurs.) 1:00 Bill Mill · er Show Ha Word and Testimony >:<5 Stg n 11 (OSU Football) 7 :aO News R<port 8:00 OIUo Valley News a ·oo Bill Miller Show 6:4a Sign Off September •·.0". SATURDAY • 45 S1gn Off October ' " World News 8:00 Johnson • Simpson Ins. •' 8:10 Sports Today 6 45 Sign On Show (Fri . \ SUNDAYS 7. ou Be Still and Know ~ : 15 Weather 8, 10 Roy's Food Basket Show 7:00 Sign On- Newo 7:03 News S:!G Musical Clock !Moo . Thurs.) 7:30 Sunday strowcase 8:55 Com.nunily News 7 OB Musrcal Clock 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 8:00 French City Baptist Hour g :(ll) Talk ot the Town 7:30 News Headlines N (Wed .. Frt.J 8:30 ews 1 Clock 1 1 9:55 ~1ason Co\lluy '~~--'W~ I ~w·ara 8. 45 I&S Super Market Sbow 1:33 Hour of Deliverance lO:OO Public Servic.e 7 · 4~ Word and Tesumnn} !Thurs.) (Elder Cline) ••· . 1" Family Wor~1l·\l J!uur R 1111 Ohio Valley t\iew s Co "' " 9:00 News 9:48 ngressman Abel o Latc!J ~ r.nng i R 05 Wor ld News Sund Cb 1 10 ·."" ~ 9:05 Coffee With Janel 10: 05 BY ape 8· 111 Sp•lrts Today 33 1 :00 News Beat 10 .00 Grand Ole op'ry 10: Wa sh'tng ton Repor II ·".05 lVornmg ~lclodirs R JS WeAther th ., 1 u. 1--1 1;'. 11 00 Mirusterial Assoc. e eop e e;z~~~~ R~~~day. ChUit:h 3.::: ~:~~t~:~~::~~t 1115 A.S.c. Program • Ftl. 11 :00 Sunday Show l :45 World News 11:1;, Family Worship . Thurs. 12:00 Noo.n ~ews 1Jo _:lll.'-i•:me; & Story Hnur ll :55 !\1ason County 1\(•ws 10 .;;1 Family Worship Hour tl :l5 Mason Co. Agr. Ext.·Tues. 12:15 ChristlaWI _Hour ll::J:I Swap Shop 12:30 Rev. Mertin Teels H .2 :00 Community News 11 :IMI News , Army our Andr p 1H5 Tiny's Country Hymns 1:011 Rev. ew ar80111 12:05 Loud Ni~Ws 11 ~ :lO Puhllc Scrvlt.:t Sil 8 '11 .2:lO 1\'larhl'l:-. l2 nu Nl'w~ Boundup 12 :00 Noon Report 1:30 Rev. ·as I ups l : 15 Weather tL. .2U Hulletm Board 1215 Got!ssler's Guest Star·Frl Z:OO Sunday Chapel 2 12 .15 Larry Anderson Show 2:33 Rev . Roscoe Thorne .2:20 Bulletin Bonrd 12 :':1 i\t•ws 0 Grctms 4 oo Jim Mees Show 3:00 Sunday Chapel 12 :~:1 News 0 Grams : l ~ ::JO Saturday ~iJUnee 4.15 B\aettnar Auto Show 3:33 Counlry Hymntfmers 1 I 1;1 Oh io St::~le "r'oolha11 12:3(1 Count)' Agl'n1 tThurs.) (Dan Hayman) U!:•15 L:ountry (~o Hnond .J·(Ifl Di 3ClnJ.; wJth Do:,s 4:30 Local News 4:33 Sunday Showcase I .J :',('1 Top l'rn I:evue 1:55 ~ew~ HeM ' " 5:00 Jirn Mees Show 6:1111 Baptist Layman's Hour 2:00 Cow1try Cu f: mmd 1 J llf/ \ews !1uc:nuu p ' 6:00 Simon's Market . News 8:30 Sundown Serenade I S 1!\ Pub lic ServH.:e 2:55 N1•ws Beat . ·~ Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign ')If September 6 1 3:00 ~1id\\a~ \llatirwe .') . :1(; Dmner ~I USJCa e U<J 5.l5 Srgn Off 6:45 Stgn 00 September 6:45 Sign OU October 3,., News Heat _::..:.:____ _ _ Bv GEORGE WONDEit WINNIII WINllrll I I SWISS STEAK ' lb. SWEEPSTAKES Yeotmday'a ~ lb. ROUND BONE To Enter The Plaid Stamp Sweepstakes UAII,Y CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how-.. work I&: AXYDLBAA.IK- WJEH CHUCK STEAKS WELL TRIMMED S7. Ba.ckbooe 39. Per!lla.a. l were reeeol Surlda7 ~ guosll of llr. llld .lira. W.Jf4r Wellt, Wlllr.eavUie. Mr . ..-1111'1. Ball afoo calla 011 Mr. Wt sister, Mr. lind Mn. Bull 1111 lllld famiy of AddiiiOhMrs. Grady Twymu, lip, Fred rolsley, Mr. llld II r L ' CUff CslllbaD, lind .11r1. c.rl : L\lul!ord, attended the P'l'C • Vinton l'eeeDIIy, BLADE CUTS 34. Bl.nd __ GreJ . . • weeltend wllll her brctlltor, llir. and llrl. rrant an,. Mr. and Mn. o.vld M and family IDd Mr. Jalrr Wtl* All retails in this ad effective thru Sat., Oct . 31 in Middleport-Pomeroy abbr. 1$¥' Mill ~ Mr-. BLADE CUTS 32. Idem: G ,tr. .30.000!'! clo:;e ATW ... MIS HEART!! I'VE. PRICED A I'E.W. WE. CAN GE.T ONE FOR 1!&1 handlmg . Hut Ill ns P•J ilil, a chJiclrt'n ~··n l dulls of hope at~c l 26 . Harbor ieast and m its casting ol an f'n ruu ra)!L' tnl'nt _lhro_ ughR d' I 21. Two h&messed 11 -\·~ar--otd deaf girl who IS nt•t vtl'wer. Su. tuu, did Mi ss ee :; _ animala . • ctress June Reed in the Jwrfurmancl' . Here was the real ~'8- To be ln a • and the addi ' .twn al matena 1 1'1 1e step bv• -s_lcp inde-bt I tey roe, . . 1. tho mor e l)'ptcal 29. LaughS casLing uf eight other deaf clul·! pru g,~rc~·,_o_ _ ----'--'noisily G Mr. llld "'"· ,....,. r.. der ol Obel& liPI"'c • •Ub bll .,...m.. 111111 Karl Harder. WI. &IMP!."' DRIVE A GOLD IPIKI TIII'OIJGH 8. Thin nul.t 22 . Hauled 23 . Exhaust 25. Draws I w. e«MMId1111 SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY I measure trip to Hunlln&foD. Mr. lnd Mrs. John bb were viliton In GaJUpoU. relve, 10 cenll ID mootly 15 centa B\' MRS. MITCHELL WEBI cently. They vlllted Mr. Brice lower than bulk ~ales Monday, Recent weeltend vlation ol • McClaskey ot Gal)lpoiiJ Clinic. oows mootly oleady . Around 300 Mrs. Verla Knigbt wert llr. Mr. and Mra. Harley McCulhead 1-Z 200-220 lb barrowo and and Mrs. WUUam BotweU lnd ty were villton in Gallipollt relfll• IU5, mixed t-S UI0-230 lb two daulhtero of , Westerville·, cently. Mn. McCully went lo 15.!5-15.10, lew loll near 1110 lb Mr. and Mrs. Thomu Knight the Clinic to contlllft be. doctor. 15.25. 23fi.:IJ!O lb 14.50-15.35. :H and family of Columbus, Mr. Mr. lnd Mrs. Earl Bee ol 250-266 lb 14.35-IU!I, 3a 290-SIIIi and Mrs. Thomas ila8"" lind Akroc spent a weeltell<l with lb 13.35-1!.50. 1-3 3(JI).4(IO lb - • son of Xenia. her mother • Mrs. Dona Polsley 12-13, 2-3 (011-551) lb 11.50-12, Ss l Mr. and Mrs. Clllford Call• and sister, Mrs. Belle Terry noar 1100 lb 11.26, boars oteady han accompanied Mr. George and daughter Patty. moslly 10, few sales near 21111 Ball to Gallipolis recently. Mr. Mr and Mra. Emory Killen fb II. Ball wu making 1 buslneu ot Logan. W. Va. spen1 • weekSheep: 400. All cla9!ea steady end at their residence at Ewcholee and prim• 115-105 No. 2 pelt shorn lambs 21, cull lngton. slaughter wooled lambs 28-21, and utility ewes 4-6.50, good and Mrs. John Webb has gone to good and choice 19-20, some choice 60-70 lb Ieeder lambs Akron to aee her broth•r. Wa~ utility 18, lot choice and prtme 14-15. ~ Cald~ell who Ia In a seriOUJ 2 lb. pkg. 35c Indian Summer Apple Cider _ G•llon ~9c FRESH DONUTS 2.i49c .- �• I"""' ' It-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Ort 28. 1964 Getting Personal... ·Grand Guardian of Ohio Inspects ~ Bethels 62 and 73 of Meigs, Gallia Mrs. Mareellt McNeal of Cin- Kaiser, Columbus, past grand c:fnnatl, grand guardian o( the guardian , Mrs Eleanor Evans, State of Ohio, was the inspect- Columbus, v1ce grand guard· hig oft•cer for the Joint inspec· ian ; Mrs Dolly Dancey, N~w · tlon of Bf!ihel 62 of Lhe lntema- ark , grand gmde. Charles Foulk. tiona\ Order of Job 's Daugh- Westerville, grand inner guard , fers, Pomeroy, and Bethel 73 of 1 and Robert Arnold, Belpre. dep· Gallipolis Saturday everung at uty Instructor Gallipolis ed FBethel 73 had the opening and A1so mtr 00 uc_ were -~ye . d Bethel No eXSamples, guardian and H~ward 62 c1osmg an . Samples assoctBLE' guardian of I emphlii:'Ci t~ IrutLatory work. Bethel 73 and Elsie SmiLh. • Followmg the operung, disrd ' · •~ gua 1an. an d Paul Darnell , as. . tlhgtllshed guests were tnu od f B th 1 62 . M M N al soc1ate guar Jan, o e e duced .~ mel~d mg rs. . c e ' and Council members of Bethel Mrs Eva l-oulke, Manetta, pa:~ l 73 and of Bethel 62 including, grand guardian; Mrs FloreJl Mrs Daisy Blakeslee. guard· ian secretarv· Mrs. Mabel Goeglein, guardi~n tTeasurer , Mr~ . Florence TraC), director of muPOMEROY OHIO sic; Ada Nease, promoter of sociability; Mrs. Helen Mul TONIGHT & THURSDAY len, promoler or hospit ality and ! NOl OPEN Harry p Smith, promoter of l FRIDAY thru THURSDAY fraterna l relatwns . GuildGirfsto Take Charge ••e a"PYW£<= lo Middleport h i YUTU• £~C:~~o~~!i~g ~1 • - ~. at y ••• charge of the planning and decorating for the annual Christ· mas part}' for the Ladies Bible Class when the Sandra K. Mlller Chapter. Guild Girls of the First Baptist Church. met on Tuesday evening al the home of Marilyn Stumbo. The open- In Pomeroy Mr and Mrs. Elmer Margro. der returned to their home, Peoria, llJ. Monday alter a aeve.. al days visit with Mr. and Mn. Norman Rose and Mrs. Homer Holter and relatives. Mr. Randolph Ward of Rttv· f'nswood W Va. spent Sunday wtth Mrs. Ward's mother, Mrs James Murray Mrs. D. B Hartmger is a patient at Meig.s General Hospita! where she Is being treat ing prayer was g•ven by Judy Mrs. Hom« Holter and Mr. ed for a broken !up sustamed Brewer. and Mrs. Elmer Margruder visin an a~:cident at her home on The formal opening included ited Sunday evening at ChesllTh~rd-Ave' Monday_ , FIVE GENERATIONS- Above, right, is great, great the Gulld theme song and a ire with Mr. and Mrs Hosmer Recent guests ot r-.~rs Dale grandfather Vame Buckner; left, great grandmother closing prayer Dian~ Van· Frecker. They also visited E. r.:tournmg were Mr. and Mrs Goldie Rice; second left, grandmother Grace Wel•h, all Cooney, chairman, led the bus- J Hill of Flatwoods. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith of Georg~ Pnce and children of I of Middlebort; mother, center front, Mrs. Jack Morns, iness meeting when it was votBioommgton, Ind.; Mr B d the former Janet Quillen, and the fifth generation, her ed to serve in t:le dining roorq Columbus were weekend guests for the church dinner to be of her mofuer, Mrs._ Florence Mrs. C<:~rl Mourmng Elyna, new daughter 1 Cathy Morris. and Dale Mourning of Colum-j held November 17 with the Holley. They also vtslted Mr · SHARON THOMA bus Mr and Mrs. Pnce also UNICEF C Samuels missionary famJly as and Mrs. Dwtght lAgan and son. VISited his mother Mrs. CharIC arloru guests. Miss Mary Leifheit of Colu'::i Mr. and ~rs. Howard ThoJes Price, Sr. of Long Bottom Ptaced in Stores The Jove girt offering was bus was the weekend guest ma or Pomeroy are announc· Mr and Mrs Edward Joseph (.' Special marked cartons for taken and the girls worked on Mr. and Mrs. A M. Zahl ing tbe engagement and apdonations to UNICEF have been requlrements for the degree or Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Anproaching marriage of their and children, Tina and Susie, vlslted w1th relatives m Parkby the United Methodist the rose. The meeting was clos· drews, sons Wilham and Ray•laughter, Sharon. to Mr. Larersburg Sunday. At a recent meeting of the church . tn several business ed with prayer. Mrs. Donald mond and daug~ter, Susan and Oct. 30---Nov. S ry Barr, son of Mr. and Mrs Walton Manley has reI Lewts-Manley Auxiliary Unit places In Pomeroy, including Boone is the sponsor. Mrs. Marlene W•_nebrenn~r spe?t Jo1eph L. M•nkewica· Linda Darnell, honored queen ! Mrs. Alpba Barr of Langs"CLEOPATRA" ville. The open church wed- turned from Danese. W. Va. l 263 Middleport, Mrs. Arnold New York Clothing House, Kro-- A dessert smorgasboard w_as Ithe weekend with relatives m ELZAB~TH TAYLOR Rl of Bethel 62 and Carma Saxwhere she spent two wteks w1th Richards was elected president, ger's, Blue and Grey, Stark's held during the social hour With Dayton. CHARD BURTON, REX HAR tvn, honored queen of BethPll ding will b-~ an event of Of'<'. Iher sister Mrs. V1rg•e Rogers, I Mrs William Smith, fll'St vice- Pharmacy, Downie-Gross, aD each of the girls bringing a Mrs. Welby Whaley retumRiSON , Pamela Brown, Geo. 73. prestded Tht: milia tory work 6 at the Zion Church of ChrisL Cole, Hume Crunyn RodJy was exemplified foc fC\•Jr cand1. at Z p. m. There will be a 1whose hu;band passed away re- I president , Mrs. Lula Hampton, the Pomeroy BowUng Lanes. new persona! recipe. Those at- ed home Fri_day. evening_, after McDowall. Cesare lJanova . reception at the cently Mrs. Rogers accompan· of Pomeroy, secretary; Mrs. Ar- Since young people of t be tending, and their d1!ssert, were a week''S visit w1th relahves ut The No l of ALL Tll\lE 1 Pro- dillt>s. two from Bethel 73 and elosed ied Mrs Manley to Middleport ' lena Reese, treasurer: Sgt. -at- church will not be out beggars Myrta Wilson, marshmallow • Indian Lake and Columbus. church. duced by Walter Wanger two from Betnel 62 for a visit. arms, Gertrude Butler, Rut- nlght asking for help, they ask rice mix; Judy Brewer, butter- Mrs. Jack McDowell Sr. and Winner of 4 Academy Aw Mrs McNeal commended both ards. Never before has a Mr. and Mrs Harold Voele· land; color bearer Mrs. Edlth that contributions for the World' scotch squares; Marta Hub- Mr. and Mrs Jack McDowell, Bell1els on their work and ex -1 spt>clacle been more careful Cantl'llll Served by song and daughter, Melinda, of Thomas, Rutland; chaplain, Mrs neooy childron be placed In bard, cherry jumble; Elinor Jr. and daughter, Pamela and ly, lavishly, pro pressed her apprec!ai!On or the weekend ! Nellie Winston; and Historian, these cartons. The churct1 thanks Bodimer, hickory nut fudge; Cmdy QUinn of Col~mbus were duced l 1 Colus two "workmg together so nice- Members of L•!~~~~~=J>ort : Purtsmouth were Magm Members of the guests of Mr . and Mrs. John Mrs. Curtis Luckadoo, Rutland. all who have supported this Marilyn Stumbo, pineapple vel· overnight guests Friday of Mr. ly " ·~ en Child ConservatiOn League serFultz and children, Anita and IOfficers were installed by out- CBtUse in the past, and will ap- vet; Linda Kau££, cherry ch~se· and Mrs. Karl Grueser and ·At the close of the mf'eting of Rome! vmg on the bloodmobile Mon· Marc. going president, Mrs. Oscar preciate cooperation this year. cake ; and Dianne Van Cooney, sons. CIE>opa refreshments were served 1n 1 Juhufl candidates marshmallow delight. Capt. and Mrs. William Rei· chf!rge of Mrs. Secrest. promot· day in Pomeroy mcluded. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. McCom~ He~rdaway. Two 1 , as Bradbury, Mrs. Earl as have ret.:eived word that were presented and initiated fel of Ann Arbor, Mich., and Charlts er of hospitality of Helhel 7:1 their son, Sgt. Edward Lee Me into membership by Mrs. Camp.. Mr1. Crow Serves ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Dr. Rosaland Cummlngs of asSisted by Mrs. Mullen, Bethel Davenport. Mrs. John .sczyn, Mrs Gene Conde, the U. S. Marine Corps bell He:~rper. a past president. ! Mr. and Mrs. L. W. McCo- Tampa, Fla who arrived Tues~ 62 . Cooke. Mrs Kenneth Harris, been assigned to duty in Mrs . Margaret Bowles and As SEO Delerate mas entertained with a family day for the fun~ral of their rnaMrs. Angus Howard, Mrs. Vtet Nam and wtll be stat ioned I Mrs. Virgtnia DeLegal are the Mrs. Fred ez-ow Jr: ,attended I dlnner follnw~ng christening s_er- ther, Mrs. Edward Ebersbach, Walburn. Mrs. Lowell · Mrs. McComas and new members the Triennial meeting of the vices for their grandson, Brian are the guests of Miss VIda Mrs. Robert SchmolL Mrs. . Diane and Patncia,l General Convention of ~ ·Epis- Lee George, Sunday morning at fhle. . • ert Ashley, Mrs Glenn HensAna, CaUL, will reside }llrte Howell Tent copal church Iss! week ' ln st. Heath Methodist Church. At- 1 Mrs. Pnce Hawk returne~ Ier, Mrs. Don Mullen, Mr5 her mother 1n Dorchester. Louis, Mo. '11tls oonvention Is tendmg the dinner were Mr. home Tuesday, from Holzer Hos F'ranl:lm Triplett. Mrs. Paul Neb. Planning Picnic held only every 3 years. Mrs. and Mrs. Harold George and pilal where . she has been a Russell, Mrs. William Slater, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis and Jane How~ll Tent, Daughters Crow had the honor of being son of GaJiipol~ and Mrs. D. E. medical patient. 1 Mrs Curtis McDaniel, and Mrs. family of Brilliant spent thf) of Union Veterans, met in regu- selected as delegalf from the Miller. Robert Burkett. weekend with her parents, Mr. Jar session Monday evening at Diocese of Southeast 1§ttio. port Elementary School sched· and Mrs. Elmer Burns. the DAV hall MEETING CANCELLED uled for Thursday evening has Mrs. Guy Reynolds was a bus- F.lizab<th C~mpbell, pres!- and new 6aby ~ , The meeting of the Home been cancelled until further noRutland Fre•hm~n iness visitor in Columbus Satur- dent, conducted the meeting Saturday, aod sre fine: 'Room mothers of the M1ddle- l tice. Elect Officer• day . ,. which opened in rituallsUc form. The Freshman Class at RutWeekend guests of Mrs. \\Il- Reported ill were Zana Baxter, land High school has elected liam Reynolds were her son, 1 Jenme Howell and Margaret class officers for the fLrst six William Reynolds and sons, Smith. A report on the district weeks. Student Council memin Kenneth and Michael of Kala- conventton held Saturday, bers are David RICe and Roo· mazoo, Mich., and . her daugh- Marietta was given by Mrs. nie Gorby; officers are, presi· 4 HEAD MODEL ter, Mrs. Shelby Kmg of L~n- campbell. Plans were made for dent, Diane Holliday ; vice· sing 1 Mich. S<:~lurday_ evem_ng a planned potluck dinner at 6:president, Diane Brogan, and Mrs. Reysolds entertamed With 30 p.m. preceding the regular secretary anti treasurer, Joyce COMPARE AT meeting on November 23. The a f::~mily dinner at her hol!le Clonch. Grades everRglng B or Palmer-St. Those present m traveling prize donated by Cat!· il $29,95-0UR PRICE _ _ · better were necessary to be dition to the above named die Wickham was awarded to eligible for o[fice. $2.00 DOWN LAYS AWAY FOR XMAS Miss Cora Rupe , sister of Mrs. DeJia Stahl. r~ I NOW YOU VOL XVI NO. 168 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .i en tine THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1964 -------------------------------------------------- OaiJ ......... &1(0._ _..... ,.. -rut~! ...... ,.... . . from cao1<1 _ . . , ployiDCIII. tn. - FIVE CENTS ---------------------- No 1 MEIGS THEATRE MASON - Two youths were ldlled and others were tnjured night when their car into 1 ditch along a rural road arid burst flames. The two dead were as Giles 0. Coy, 19, and Sprouse, l7, both of Sprouse was a former resident of Mason county. Taken to Meigs General pita! In Pomeroy were R. Hall, 13, and William Moodispaufh. 17, both also Rutland. The deaths raised West ginia's 19M traffic ton to compared with 337 during corresponding pertnd last Mrs. R, hards /s Presl' Jent Of Auxiliary 1 I I Aulhortttes said the car en by Coy went out of control on a curve on the Carson Road near U, S. 33 and rolled onto some farm land herore plunging Into the ditch. Hall and Moodispaugb man· aged to climb out of the car and telephOJl(! lor help from a nearby dwelling but while ambulance was enroute to the scene, the car burst into flames. Autbonties said lt was nearly lour hours before they could take tbe bodies from the car. Meles General Hospital offt. clals said this morning both boyo injured in the dent were in fair condition. Dr. R. L. Slack, who treated tbe two Rutland youths, that both suffered severe orations. It waa reported Hall had painful lacerations the race and Moodispaugh lered lrom head cuts and 181 wounds. Holl Ia the son of Mr. I FOR CHRISTMAS ON ELBERFELDS MAIN FLOOR Shavex Electric Shaver $19•95 Sale of Men's and Boys' 2-HOUR DRY CLEANING (ON REQUEST) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS 2-5428 I LADIES MODEL REDUCED TO $14.95 I eFully Guaranteed Against Everything Even Dropping For 1 Year eM'l,V Return AnY Time Within A Year If Not Sattsfied and Men's and Boys' Sweaters ' Hundreds to select from - cmanged for easy selection -on the main STITCH style No. ]Jil $9.99 are asked to go to roomu:.,t~a:~ Be Thriftyl Save AII of Your I I Sa IS Ips From ••• ELBERFEL0S 1N p0MER0y the children follow· UR CONGRESSMAN ·PETE ABELE IS ••• w-, th~>e1 smartty tapered toes ..,.e easy on the eyes and ev"" easier on the 1-.lluy a pair IO<ia)t. _ CommunicatloiN System •.• Helmet w1th goggles plus walkie-talkie; 30 feet of wire. [Receives up tt · 1 mJfe.) No 8atteriea For Sound·Money & Lower Taxes - Congressman Abele voted ,against a number of bills which Headquarters For Teen Men Styling 7·99 10·99 would have Increased the cost of government. After the administration reduced the proposed budget be voted for the ' reduction ' ' tax bill. After tax reduction was passed the admln- to See Duttons Large Selection Of Dolls & Toys Now On Display ALL STYLES and ALL SIZES ~ litr,tlcln ' ·?-· ' puahed tlujoUgh a number of big spending ·bills. , Ab~~(:\;_oted ag!"nat them. Hl.s opponent bas come out in fa. _vor 1 of;~ost of these spend\D£ measures. l'i..ded. :RE •ELECT HDJfER DUTTON DRUG CO. ' FOR· MIDDLEPORT, 0. I ,' 1 't ' • E. '''PETE"-ABELE . ' ON NOVEMBEit ,3, 1964 '' :or~anc~h-18 het ~vi;~ h~r 0 . ~ ~ ~ ~· ~ ' ~ "'-~-- ... ~ ~• ·& * * * il 1 ~~ t ' . 1, 1 1 ~1 1,I~ '" SCENE OF FATALITIES_ Meigs Shelif[ Roher\ C. llart entac h. left, wilh a West Virginia St:.te Trooper, ur er s Ye anc n~. inspects gutted car 111 whtch two Rutland youths burned to death about 11 p rn Wednesrlav on Foglesong Road, One of the most_outstandt~g . Mason Two other boys p..;c<.~rwd hv (raw\1na: out 1hroug h hroken w1ndows The trooper is Sgt. Van Dt>vender. facets of her creative work IS ' The tragedy occurred on the property of Bernard Cook -St-n lmel Photo. . - -- · - - ·- - - -- - - - - -that she portrays a!l many as nine -different characters mI Mn. Willla Hall and the same ballet through the use of masks, "sleight of hand'' costume changes and MARTA BECKET, DANCE-MIMK IJI)eclal lighting, Marta Becket of New York City, well-known daTice By United Press lnlernotional must not under estimate the mum s! par1v nrw~paper ·The- i ~~-ichita, _~~.!l·· before going President Johno;;on <Jmi Sen. Uan~;:er of <.:omrnunt~m ·- but Workrr" and S<J id lht1t "1: 10 Phila.felpli!a for a speech tawHI be the first presen1tation on the 1964-65 serles Barry 11,1 Goldwate 1 drl'w clus· ne1ther should we eslimatt· the h<ll'l~n't heard a D("morr<Jfli') n1ght of Tri-County Commun ty Concert Association. er to the Wire today Wlt!J I'UIJI· d::mger to <.Ill th e Wllrl d d nu· co.nd JdJte \el say hr doec:.n't l Saying th;;~t Kosygin's mesMrs. Oscar W. Clarke, president of the association, mum sm <~ prnne I""Ue m thP tr dear po'~oer I s UJ1!ea~!ted <:~nd ',\<:~nt tht> Comm uni s! part~ sag~-' was IJJ repl) to on ···om announced today that Miss Becket will appeftr on the presJdentJa ! t>lectwn campa 1gn we do nut rnme to wanJ peCJce." , workmg for h1m" the White House, Johnso deof Community Hall at Rio Grande Colleg, at rat:e G(lldwaler, the GOP nommee, To llt>ad East Irlared In the Salt Lake Clly ·Missnext Thursday. Johnson sa id he had received was on reco1 d w1lh a dermno Johnson's remarks wrre speech lhat forces of change Becket has danced in 1 -I such Broadway musicals IBS ed by an exhibit of her polnt- 1 a message !rom Sovlt>1 Pll'm1er lor the Democratw t".1nd1dates m<tdt> in the prepared text ot "-~ ~o~-ere at work 1n the Sovtet unAlexei Kosyg111 say111g the Hl)S to spei.ik out i.lgainst u Commu spee :h tod.t.v 111 Salt LHke City , Jon He said America must "Show Boat " "A Tree Grows ings in a well ~ known New ', d ,. nd rful y k II ls1ans want pe9ce ru st pa rty CJI1empl lo "~rndstJ where ht! spuke a!lt!r campat gn· v.ork ·to guide the mevJtable In Brooklyn, an Wo e or ga ery, The Ch1ef Executive de- Goldwaten:"'m.'' mg Wedneo;;day m Southern Ca l. changes that lie ahead." _ Preatdenl Town," and has ~resented two Marta B:Cket made her the- A truck! car, hoJuse ~d _a scnbed 1t as •·a hPartenm g n·· The .'\nzona senatm l' iled the dorn1<t Later tuda) the Pr e~~ He called for ' moral r : ,xm1 10 1 LOS ANGELES original ballets tn Carnegie atr~cal de ut at the age of power poe were nvo v '' H add d th t · w• q11.. te J1,, 1n a ''""'' uf tl1e l'"tl',· dcont wns 1o head east. stoppmg s1b1ll l\" to sha these •h • Johnson is keeping a close eye Hall. Her cross·countrv concer- nine as an actress m Christo· an accident at the intersection ! ~~~~"-'-~e e il ' " v " ... . pe •· an toes - situation. - He tizing has been interspersed · nn d prevent the world from on the steel price pher Morley's "Thunder on the of Locust and S Third-sts, in was understood Wednesdayd_ftofi with numerous televisioo ap- Left" in a suburban Philadel· Middleport at 5 30 a . m. today 1 1 ~~~v~~~~:~~~~e.~sly toward eter· feel that It wouldt' bafvethry 1. - pearances, frequently dancing phia production. Police Chief Herb Gilkey and 1 NEW, NOT OLD Coldwater made hi s com· 1 cult now to jus ifyrt ur er m- to her own mus c. Later she studied music and officer Ike Neal said Kenneth 1 ments on comrnumsm WC'd nesVoters in Pomnoy Ward creases in steel p ces. She Is also known as a art in New York and began S. Reynolds, 21, Walker, W. JB will vott' Nov. 3, in the WaII S•- h 1nge va , dnvmg - a car, and 0 scar lll'\-\ Pomero) {'lt·mt•ntan_· I day 111 Ill Oshkosh, Wis.,ground a com~o~eet reec !10' n to the graphic interpreter oft he dance 1her dance s1ud'1es w1t muntlv lhe horne of report of Johnson's interest ~as having 111ustrated George Bal-i borg Tarrup. A scholarship ~- Marsh, 48, Jackson, Wl'rE' A Svrar'use resident wos in school building, nut the old, ' 1he !a.le Sen. Jus.e_ph. R. McCarswift. U.S. Steel's sto~e price anchme's "Complete Book of with Gluck Sandor followed mvolved. JUred ~n an accident wvestlg,tt a!! was n~portl'd Wcdtwsda). ' J Ith) He also cn hcized the naplunged $2.13 and pru:es of Ballets" and Walter Terry's and Miss Becket did further Police reported that Reyn- ed eHrly today by 1he Ohtn Booths will be in the (;Oll\ al- I ' twn· s pr ess accusing n em or most other big steel producers "Star Performance." She has work with Madame Toscoanni· olds was going south on lstate Patrol m r.all!a Countv. 1 esnnt ruum un the e;t)-;1 side,' F'un<>ral servicf'.<-: for Mable h h, .1 . also dipped, but not as sharply. I designed stage sets for Nora lni, Madame Duval, Ce.ird_ Les- South Thlrd-st when he ra1led 'j It took plat.'e al 6 45 n m on at !~~ front .o! the builrlin~ r:rarE" r.nrtm. 57. ;•.hJ d:ed at c,.?.r', 1: g nt eth ~?,m mK . umst line 10 1 e n r cr. Johnson. . was s~id Io_ 5hare Kaye's and Collete Marchand's lie and the Ballet Arts Scllool. to . stop for a red light His ve- Rt . 588 two miles west of Galli ' nr xt •,::: ,.,.., -.. ~ Zel · ··~.. ..7<>1 ~. 1J -·~· ,· 1· lwr hon1~ at -\ltw1 .,.a;!~ We d .. ~- No Accusations the appr&lBa.l lndtcated m For· tours Jn Japan. Her rare talent Though She professes disbe- hicle reportedly h1t the front polis. A car driven west bv. dent't'. ~. 1nesday mormng after a long 1n referrmg to th e t.AJffiffiU· f N mb 1 tune maga:zme, or ove er as e painter has been reward· lief in the workings of fate, it of the tractor . truck dnven Celestme Skmner, 25. t;alhpol 1s. ' illne:s. Will be Fnda" at :.! p.m m~ts. Goldwater said he was that the country s economy now ---- by M&rsh and then ran into the went out of control on the wet at Le Alfr~d Mc!hod1s1 Church not accusing env Democrat of 1 has_ ample momentum to suRullanct JDgb School PriD- home of Eugene Werner b•- road and ran off the nght side with bunal m th" Coolville Cem. bcmg one But he said, "I sm stam its advance unhl at least fore he stopped I mto e ditch MisS Skmner rc , elt>ry The B{'v PParl \ctsto g 11 J'ttl • . k d . ed f jd 1965 clpa, Jamea VeJ111811 said to· · ' : 11 · If' t 1 e mg a 1 e s1c an 11r o 0 day lbe football IBIDe beMarsh, according to police,[ceived a laceration of the fore- 1 WI ICJa e at Alfred the lthe1r not denouncing this party m • • WASHINGTON -Tbe Sutween Rutland aad llelpro hit and broke off an electriC head, and Rose TheiSS, 20. Sylate Wilham ' - Ihe Commumst group--not de. ~. I be rej'ected Sen. scheduled for toulgbt on ~ po~e when he tried to avoid ! racuse , a passenger ren·lved J d R B I II C d nouncmg their backmr I don't ' tt I Dr N t C C te 7~ Red Devil turf bat beeu bemg hit by the other vehicle. l abrasions of her knees ian ose_ arn II arr. an want any Communist working preme .......urG ld s Barry M. o waters a emp . ew on . arpen r , v, • . The were treated and re· wa" a l1te-long r~s1den1 ot AI · Nlether drrver was reported : Y Relat1ves h<Jve Tearn1·d hrre f _ d b f th Alfr d or votmg for me m th1s count require the televisiOn net· cleravman for 57 years lectur- postponed due &o tbe deatb o ' died I o1 t be two Rutl aod boys w-• · - ed Reynold s was cit· ed 1o, leesed al Holzer I e . a mem er o e try, works to give him equal and er "' author and traveler c- mJur . - Hosplial 1'1u:re of the d ~ .tth o1 1.eonar d I Ch<:1 d• M etllod lst Church ande ot 11w . 10 free time to reply to President s~nday o~tober 25 at rus' home • nesday nlgbt iD Mason. appear before Mayor Lee Smtth was heav y damage the fl .mt er l Scholl m Ja ~ onvJ!I e, Ind ., Modrrn Woodmen Lodge ;n AI Toda y the. GOP nommee set ' 1 nd ' I Vennari laid It J11 'DWiel on a charoae of failing to y1eld uf the CHr s lurda)' Oeotb ·r 24 d out on a wh1stle stop tour frout Johnson's recent broadcast on ~ near Ray a . i ed th U1 be ejr" ight 0 C ·e I One arr;st reported by the . aH . . . . . ~ b . h , f 1Jt:' ~continued On Page 2) world affalrs. ' He was the son or Newton e eame w Pay r way. atrul was Richard Clark. 22 . P Is suJvt~e ~ 13 S\\t f', Sun·1vors mclude her husband. The court's 6-2 decision late Jasper and Nancy Jones Car- ~ next Mooday evenlua. Game ~ t d t (' II' I I Lola . thl ee ~on s Konr<~d ot G·t· n"'1 a d:mgh tcr W!lma o· Wednesday upheld a ruling by penter j·U.me wiH be aanoaneed later. omer~y . CJ e o .a 1pn ls I Boone, !own, and Iv an and B~len. Columbus· a Slsler OsJel the u.s. Court of Appeals that He had moved to Rayland 11 ~l!UI ;uu •. t 2D¥8.M court Saturday for no muffler Melvm of Car~sbad. N M und Hend:·rson Alfr~d. J br~ther. 0 the Federal Communif'Jtionr;s days ago where he becam-e the ! I a daughl er. cte~entme Du<~ne I .Jewrll Carr, RF'D Coolville. ont> Comml.ssion was correct in rle· pastor of the Plum Run Chur~h Mi!!is Smilh will 1nf Huron, HI, fom hrolh"r: Ad-~ grandson. and st>wral rueces ciding that the three networks of Christ, having closed hiS flre~idf" in Alht·n~ am, Alberl and Oscar SC'hol!, and nephew s. did not have to allow the Re- previous ministry with the ID Kyger Creek teacher Lucille al_l of Pomeroy, and William of FnPnds nhly l'<Jll al the faml·• M c L. Claude Miller, mortician Sm1th or ('h<>ster wlll open Cincmnatl, and three sisters, ly res1dence anvtlme Arrange- 1 rs . ampbell Harper hal Publican presidential nominee Church of Christ in Rutland . · ed bY The first quesUonnaires fm- of Gallipolis, played the tape, 'the 1964 Southeastern · . Ed- Mrs · Kathryn Carte• · the d1rectton l lear ned ofM theh lldeath ofWednDr• equal time to answer Johnson's , Dr. Carpenter Js SutVIV Ohw . · of L1ma ' '' ment s' are und"!r R It speech. • his wife, Mabel Roe Carpenter; the 1964 Census of Agriculture "Freedom," Wednesday to ucat10n AssociatiOn annual se~- Mrs. Ellen Wilson, Pomeroy. ;of the Arbough Funeral home. d es 00 Itc e h on e~ Justices Arthur J. Goldberg a son, Newton D. Carpenter, of will be put In the mall shortly members of the Pomeroy Li- sian Fridav in Athens in her and Mrs. Margaret Barhman,i \~Y evenlng atDe:s .~ 0 ~: h242 and Hugo L. Black disagreed PJttsburgh, Pa.; one daughter, for d-elivery to rural boxhold- ons Club following luncheon m official c<;pacitv as president. IColumbus ' ~rre~. vej, p raJ · h IC • with the Supreme Cour~ Ma· Mrs. Juanita Wilson of White ers. the social rooms of the Feder· Other Meigs County teachers , Jl-.uneral services were he! • • • • na 1ve o orneroy, e waa 1 jority. Plains, N. Y.: seven grand- Distribution of the question- ated church. and admmistrarors having Im-! in J_asonvil\e on Tu~.ijday . At~ 1 the son of ~e late Mr. and children, and four brothers, naires bas been Umed to pre- Mr. Miller had taped the portant roles in the sessions in- tendmg from here were Osca, 1 Ladies of Orew webster Post Mrs. Fronk Mitchell, East Maia EASTON, Pa. - A Jelepboned Jamet.of Miami, Fla., Jesse of cede visits to farm and r_.ach program earlier this year dur· elude Pom..roy Supt of Schools Scholl, Ml's. Ellen Wilson, Bob [ :~~~ Amen can Leg1on Auxiliary SL He _was a graduate of Pornbomb Hoax Wednesday night Dwighi, Ill., Clyde or Streatm-, homes by enwneratora of lite Ink the International Kiwanis Charles s.· Gibbs, a member Wilson and Mrs Emmogen• i are asked to meet together to- eroy High School. clas• of 1911, routed the d8UJ)ltera of GOP ru .. and Jeff D. of Owlll8sville, Census Bureau. These visits convention in Los Angeles. Mr. of the committee · on resolu-1 Lohn. 1nigh I at Ewmgs Funeral homt' ~nd w.as the spea~er for the vice presidential candidate Wil' Ky., and a sister, Mrs Maggie will begin on .November 8. Mlller was presented by Dr. tions, .-nd Theodosia Frecker, i aJ 7 45 p m. m respect to l~mm banq~e\ ~Is yearj t Uam E. Miller and about 300 Griffey, Olympia, Ky. Enumerator vJ1Its will pro- Harold Brown. Meigs County schools. a memMeigs General Hospital Mrs Lawrence Smith, a memUfV!Vors me u e 18 s s er, Lafayette. College oodens from Two brothers and two sisters ceed on scbedule, Ohlo'a· com- Guests included Jack Kerr, ber of the nominaling commither who d1ed Tuesday . Mrs_ Margaretd Pa::""ho! ))e. a campus clulpel. preceded him in death. ing on Nov. 18. WMPO, and Pete Shields, of tee. ADMISSIONS - James Sayr•. troll, Mich., an a ~'« er, S. Elizabeth Ann Mlller, 20, was The funeral tind burial was the U. S. Department of AgriSyracuse; Kay Logan, Pumc-1 SPONSOR DANCE bart Mttchell, of Minnea~ opeaklng and her- slser, Mary on Wednesday at Pitlsburgb. NON-TJ'IU: FIGH'r SET culture Slabillzalion Service, TREATED FOR SHOCK roy; Marg1e Schllonover. liuJ Southern Local Band Boost- Mmn. Funeral orr......,...,ta Karen, 17, was 'ittlng near her · LONDON (UPI)-Worid -wei· Pomeroy. Lion Barney C~mp· Middleport emergency squad·: land ; William 'dondispaugh, Rut- ers will sponsor a dance after are incomplete. w!ll!n pollee · ordered the buildLOCAL 'TrMPs terweighl boring ehampjtm ton reporlo;d on sight cases. men were called , at 8:52 a. m. lland. the Racme • Gouster game ----lltc cleared. Det. Capt, JOlln Emile Griffith of the Vir~ 1.. tundteon was served by today to the homo or Everett DISCHARGES - Elma Rupe. Fnday mght , October 30, at TAKEN TO lftliiJ!ITAL ' Mazzeo oald an·an011)'1110Us mtle 1 TM telll))efature ln POmeroy lends will meet Br!Uah .upt. ·Mrs, Heney Reibel, Ml'8, Don· Coy, Rutland, fattier of one of Rutland; Anna Buck. M1ddleport: the Junior High School. The Fr~nk Murra, wu ~ Iii ,· 9pi_ee !old pollee b~uarters buslnelf di,atrlct 'tl 11:21 a. m. weight tlng ·Dave Chornl~ bl ~ nally Neutzllng, Mrs. Ben the boys killed is the accident William Buckley, Middleport: .Jays w11l emcee for dan.cing Huntington Vett!{BIIJ ~ , bomb would go off<Jl> Colton toda, was 5f decrees, under 10 ,round non-title bout .al. t111 Neutzllng, and Mrs. Htrry 1\'al· last night. Squadmen said l\lr. Susan Martin, W. Columbia: after th• game unttl midnight. Wednesday. 1111 nom - h r ~''''":I!'~I ·F ·5:~ p,.m. , clo~ stloo. Empire Pool, Wtinbley; Dec. I. Coy was treated •for. •hook. Douglas Lllmbert, PomorO¥. [Everyone is welcome. Is 316A. • ... '· ~· 1 \ > o to /• - - - - - 1 li a ACCI"den f Ill • M"ddl I eport IS Reported I , · 1 / Mable Griffin ()£Alfred Dl'es On Wednesdav 0 Leotlard Scllo]} I d.Su~·h,;;'")~l;,~ Dies Saturdav ed put . Mails I Freedom Tape Js PIayed Dr. Mi tc heII £ Detroit Dies I diTODAY 1 I I aon. l .,.,._r•-·•·- ·- ···-·- •..-,. . - . -·--- • --- ..... ·-·· .. -. -.-- ' -... ..- . .._._ ..... • ......... _.-. , , . . ' ..... ... . . ..... , ... .... .... .. .... . ... -. - * was almost accidental that her , rare style was developed. Hav·l ing assembled a troupe of dane- • en by request of an 1mpres· sario, she created the vanous roles in a Turkish ballE"t. However, circumstances forc. ed the company tCt disband at the inopportune time of an agent's scheduled visit. Miss Becket did not have the heart, mueh less UH! nerve, to inform him in advance that the group would be unable to perform the ballet. On the spur of the mo· ment, .the decided to enact all the role;; by herself. The e.genl's displeasure turned to interest ond after the unpromptu per- I· stitch. Right for d<ess and 6· * L aunch es 1964• 65. serzes • QueSliODaJres the sleek low moe styling of the Kangaroo M!CROHELMET~No,.....P•n-ny-ari-,.-S-19-8 DOLL_ S :~~:E SET 98 * Lecturer, h D Aut or, ies Teen Men like 1 71/T• Beck e t, Da nee 1r.1lme 71/T• Jr.llSS 1 ' I Mothers are asked to contribute to the sweet shop. Door prizes will be awarded. - 1 I asked to report at 7 p.m. Jndg· ing will tak;,:l::a~e ~~0=entss I Woman Hurt in GaJJia Wreck floor. Elementary School Party~ Planned The annual Halloween party of the Pomeroy Elementary School will bo held in the school auditorium Thursda, at 7:30 p.m. following treat. Doors will open at 7 p.m. All I '=::~m~othe.-s who will help the 1t with the parade are Funeral services for Coy of Meigs county , Pomeroy pol- 1born November 16. 1947, the a brother, Frank. have been tentatively !let for 1ee. M<:~su n County sht!riffs 1son of Mr and Mrs. Calvin Funeral services will bt ca. Sunday, accordmg to Chase depulles. Ma son Pollee Officer Sprouse of Rutland. He lS sur· ducted by the Rev. Chester funeral borne late this morn Fred Taylor <:~nd West V1rginia [ vived by two :nstecs, Ann, of Lemley at the Rutland Metho-ing Sl.ctte Trooper~. were on the 1Columbus. and Betty Jane. at dist Church of which he was a Survivors include his parents ~tene 1 home, and a brother, Randy, member, at 2 p. m. Saturday~ Mr. and Mrs. Everett Coy. a The fam1ly of Giles Coy was at home. Maternal grandoth· lnterm~nt will ~~ m the Ado brother, Maxwell, and four m ~hock this mormng , accnrd· er is Mrs . F . A Carpenter of amsville Cemetery, Mason, llftosisters, Minnie Hutton, Beulah 1mg to the Chase Funeral home PI Pleasant. W Va ., and his der d1rectwn of the Chase 1 Shuler and Prtcella Shuler, all Iwhwll has charge of arrange- pa terna! grandparents are Mr. Funeral home: The casket will of Rutland, ana Wanda Ralh- ments 1 and Mrs Arthur Sprouse of be closed F'ne_nds may call burn, Columbus. Ct lvm Andrew Sprouse. 16, 1 Montcoal, W. Va. at any Jtme Fnday at the fun1 Sheflff Robert C Harlenbach of M<:~m Street, Rutland, was He was preceded m death by eral home m Rutland Communism is Prime Election Issue Coats and Jackets Reynolds and Mrs. Guy Rey'-\ nold s. ANNOUNCING BIRTH Mrs. Jeanette Waddell Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Fife of Charleston, W. Va. visited Pomeroy are announcing her mother, Mrs. Minnie birth of a 5 lb. 2 oz. son, Gregerage over the weekt>nd ory Todd Oct. 21 at Holzer HosMr. and Mrs. Oscar Smitll pital. The new baby has one Columbus spent the sister, Jenny, and two brothers, with their niece, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie and Gary. The mother George Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bailey and den to C<>lumbus Sunday lor a William Ohling-er t\ttended visit. Ohio State-Wisconsm game in Mr. and Mrs. John C. GoodColumbus Saturday. rich , Dayton, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Garen Stansbury accom- Jack Bowman and daughter, panied her sister and brother- susan of (',olumbus spent tb e in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Hor· weekend w1th Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owens. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spring· er. Caldwell, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eher Lewis. paugh Is the son of Mr. and j LHtle attempwt to pull open! Red Tucker, ambulance driv· Mrs. Joseph Moodl.spaugh. i the front door of the burnJng 1!1' for Foglesong Funeral home Harley Little, who is em· car, but both wert Jammed. aaid he was approaching the at a nursing home near Finally the flames drove him scene Just as the explosion OC· accident scene, was believ- back from the green and white curred and flames soared about to have been the first ~r- 195e Ford Just a few aeconds 20 feet into the air. son on the scene after the before U exploded. Coy, 20, was a 1964 graduate m the creek bed. Little said he believes the of Rutland High School, and Little said that bot)l Moodi&- two victims must have been had been emplo)'ed at Swadand Hall apptrently knocked unconscioD!I from the lley'SI Lumber Company. The out the back window impact as he noticed no move- other victim. Andy Sprouse. wu of the car. He said the boys, ment Inside the car while try· a Rutland High School student. who appeared to be in shock, ing to open the door. School officials at Rutland ran toward the · busineu dia- It was several minutes after SRld Moodispaugh is a junior trtct of Mason for help soon the collision that the car ex- ~ there while Hall is m the ninth after they had escaped. plnded, witnesses said •• grade claS!. ' I ' ' l ' ' ',_, ' · ___ ' ___ _ l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 28, 1964 davis smith